The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, March 28, 1901, Image 3
The People's JolurnacIl.
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1orro.v Co.
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Local and Personal.
0
-1)r. V. F. Auisitin will be it Norris' 01
Si-lo Track Wednesday April 3rd. at
--ead T. 1). 1 farris' advertiseint- ill
seling out at cost, c1
--Seo ldveritiemen1l)t of Cailig lirother Il
;1n this issue. So them for timely priceS al
IIlI timely trade. See them. di
---Wet weathevr is upon us iandii fa'rme 01
a1r) growing? restless5 with the delay in
work occasioned thereby. al
- An Hm11ible Ilero" is Ilie title of a
serial story begiining in our) issue o1 hlist
Week. Iead it.
-For filie by J. 1). Craig, Piekns,
S. C. ollt open top C;iolitna bigczy good oI
as new, for 1aslh (,r on timae withl good )
seurity. A bargain. Call at Craig - m
-See cilation notice in re I lhe estate of 1)
A. B. Williams, dcweasedl.
--Only158 tax executions havo beeon ill
issIued by .o treasuiier for this year's
delilli luenlt,.(i
-TI Big Store wants your Irade, tle N
gentleiie inl ehrige of this imimotl
enterprise aret courteous anld a11r Issistedl
by it corps of iaCIImodteingr 'eraj
Ii
--See new all of (r;ig lrothers this
week. Tly are hustliig young )us1i
ness men who will make it to your ii'ver
cst to see Ihem.
-The funeral (,f th i Ite Mrs. Mirt
Johnsonl will hwpe d a. m. . 1,eth1
(hllrch oin th fifth Snday inl this '
mionith. ti
--Notice has beenl pos!ted of the elee- li
tioni to be hld (n t list M)owlav inl Ill
Antil to ehooe a1 liteint nd fouri i
WIrtclales for Pickens.
-Perhaps hle Iha r. iest. rin of the 'S.
year fell 1a1t Mcmilay (Win 12g. M neh (1t
dItmfgi\ was done to thiie freshliv ploweed
lands 111 io theo roids aind bridges.
--See Advert iseelt, of Claia :i
Melbiyer, Greinville, dealer511S in iorw' s W
mille-%, lharn-Iless, huggies 1nil wagin21.'
Sot theil when you wanit a goti outtit.
-Art hur' Mec ee' who s) myst1ioeu-ly 01
disappelared from Hnea Path last fal
abouit the time the vileus ImladIe l t t rip
is ri'tnrned home claiinig hat ie was
kidnipiled by the ircu1 people. h
T. 1hs lien su)ggested that irelo :11
andl other busine1ssmn close their pmlates
of blsiness for one hour1 ee'i dU v dilrinici
tIhe revival services a11 ile MietIhodist Si
(hurh next week. A p:iper will he (Ii
ly circlhated. - Il
-,T. TI. An to' is abi n1l thIiis year', hce
andc bottom'hs o1 Ei$1 (thi insIatantandi*
('0omplotetali he work of phlicing in) fert ili
zers- by the samec dale. Alt his lad as
weo l ren andti harro .(j~)weud.
"-Los4tibetweeni Folger and Th'1orl ey's
stor' andii Anidriw libre4kste's hiouce oin
Marchi (6thI eo sma2i Itll hiidle of Iau n
(driced clo t hintg wi pii in newspa~per. p
F"i nder wrill ('on1for favor Iby leaving ait '
tis . oIl ice' 1112ni wrill be ' ; renl. r
-Th'le m)iitt neiry openling itf Misses
Roegers & Co. of Gr'e~en vi l'e tokos 1lace t'
We~ldeiy (2 il11hursday thel 27th and)1 C(
28th inst. Wh'len you go to Ithe c'ity be
sure' an td give~ ltiem a ('al1 and bie coni- el
viniced~ tha bithey(s 21 re up- to-date miiill inirs.
--TI is rep~ordd( Ithat. Mi'. H~enry~ . Dav, 1
on) oif thle lat 0 ihus Da).y, agiid about11 3 b
year2Ii' diied onl Tues'lday the' 9th ins-tanit v
at thle bione o-itf Mrs. Clar inda Smeith '
ne0 >r F'air V'icew i elmreh (it cma~llI pox. No
fulther' par1tie'ula~rs could)1 bne t obla n1 d. "
--Theii orgai .a2t i-o' ofi I bnk at Liblir
ty is a1 hemell to whiich1 all pull ic. spirIi I
e'd buiness05 menl of that place4 21r0 look Mt
ing with1 151 asun (en of suiccess. Tha2)t iI
puh1)i ng littlet towni dio's niot . popos to '1
h):'lb:ckward'( ith bui lsiness weorbl.
iliedl n2on) Weettocoo ini thiis count1) y on )
WVednesda2y 20'hI in)sati andi1( was5 hu'id
thle feloin)viig day at Peters '('reek . SIhei
w s inl the 82nd year' of' her uigo. Rev.
,J. E'. Fos-tOer ('onduc~ltd the fun~'rea seri 1.l
v'ices- ini the presenc'f' o'f 1112)rgi' Conrel( 15'j
of r''lautives aend friends. Sh e lieaves sir -
vivinlg six sons) di one4 daui~ghtber.
--A. 11. Dagniall cif Ihe' Aniders-on heir, .4
son of 11ev. 11. 11. IUngnalil of Itho MethIi
odlist ch1reb on!ii this cireneit has Ieeni lip .
pointed mtagistrlat' it Aiudlcroin lby the
('covernori, nn:1 has enitered.. uponi hit du-l V
ties withIii the21upport a11)1 endcoir-ementl if a
a large n~iumber' of inlhiential fri'ind i
Althicrgh Mr. Uanuatli hil olpis.
ing 'taindlidate ith miuii'nerosly sig'ned
pe1tiins, lhe wias82 scc('ssful~ ov'r all. f
-In obedtiienee to t heo cc -1 issuiced last
"Yonn1 ii Meni's Chrtisan Assciation"' at
th is pltaco it has been dlecidied 1th 2i u
mieeting lhe hel at the Miehodist chlireb l
on Mnuny A piril 7th alt,' 4 )o'lc p. mn.
for' the purip'se oif organizinig. Lei1t'-v
Oryb)' ily inItereste ('lcomte 0111 and24 giv Vi
the miovc'een. ta good shnirt. Lai is are'i'
inivited to1 b)e presen't iandl the'reby give hi
t heir en~dorsemen~lt.
A eall is hereby madeli upon4) Ithe younig
men oIf P1.icns to meet at. 1 1place, hIri- i'
after to be spc(ifiid, on tae first Suniy
afternoon ini Aprlih cit. : o'clock for th' tie
purp'Iose oIf orgianiig a " Yoiing Men''
Chiristion Assomiation" '. It i4 the hope I
(If Ithe pr'ooter's tha21t all1 younig men an2d
ev'erybodyil who feels anl initeres. ini suchl
spe('.cific da)11ta ill In' dly~ given. tIl.
co 111cr t I
(lay inii
If anhswere1'(.I, whIy'? O( m)edi by Rlov.
J. TI. I,'wis8. t
Whalit is' thi'eist appr1opr1iate r
a n dl suicceFsstl ful uo. n ts f' seemti ingt
a revival of relig ion ? (Oper. ed Iby .a
R1ev. .J. E. FoCster.
TI1~h iIsstinar'y Poiinon will be
pro0 10chod by Rev. J. E~ Fostor'.
- . C. Rolbinson still has chargo
f ti h sulseription and account
oks of Journal. We cannot say
ist how much longor he will keep
- Patrons of Tho Journal are
spect fullv notified that T. J. Mc
"1111d, foreman, and T. J. Maul
n onilv ar authorized to receipt
r the paper for business begin
ng Jan uary 1, 1901.
FROM NEWEY.
Ilnvin~g been born in Pickens
)nolt.v d lived there until man
>o(1, T folt that I ain pressing my
itive both. So on the morning
the 12th inst., in company with
y botter hl1f and little ones anld
hers we started for Pickens to
tm0d tle funeral of our dear old
int, Mrs. Julia ioggs at 'Mt. Zion
iurhe. IIoro rest the ashes of
v imother who was laid there
>out one y'ear' ago. Piclens is t
erafore sacred ground. We met i
ir uiclo -nd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. <
aron lBoggs, strong for their ages, t
s10 Mrs. Botti WValters of Carnes- 1
le, G., who is the sole survivor t
a family of ten.
A fter (In ii' W ith Mr. and N rs.
1. Fricks, we procieded o m o ii
1 home no"w owned by Ramsay I1
lat the (01n111ence of Keowvee c
d Twelve Mile rivers wieiel was i
iI. Wo passed old Fort Iill I1
w. Clemson Col go wh.lro we f
angined we Could hear the (e- 0
101Cc of its forieor master, J(il
Calhiounl. Soonl we rofeahed C
ewry, nam111o( in honor of the
rihplaco of the grand-fatihe of c
11t. Courtnni y iin Ireland. M1or1e a
mn1). B. S. Boggs. l
Alarch 19, 1001.
01 R TEIXAS LETTER. *
As March has fully como. 1 will y
11 write a few liiins again. A,
e old darkey* said, "l's gwino to g
0 an1111othe ir ye'arI' shore, If jist ihro'
v mollth of March." I always 1
,*e thle wholeo vnarl round.
The bios ofo Valley View played 'I
ger's Mill at baso hall yester
t yISIlting in t wo fights, oneI
it with a knife atld a drunk bunch -
IHe I midnight traini. Perhiaps
a hoys thought Mrs. Nation
o1111 visit Saiger and they would I
t, in their work before hand. We
I, nll vaccinated a week ago- t
Ir :1r-in1 itch, blut we hope to be (
le to plant corn next week. My c
.glbor raimss broom Corn. We (
vo Len 'helping boil the Corn t
ps for market. It It is worth (
001n1s to $1.00 por ton.
We had a ftino rain a few nights t
11CV(.
'The wheat, and oats are boom- .
\ere it not Sunday I would go
oIll~i)l smoote Corln.
J S. L.
SIPPI ViI'fORY.
Tho1 victory of the Southern ,)
a il way Co mpa ny blefre the iaiml
ad( comi) ioni4i of the state of
ississi ppi is a sp~lond id tribute to
,e showinlg made hoeforo theo ofli
sof' thalt railrIoad.
The( (cas grow (ou1t of' tihe pur-'
Iflal by thte Southern Raiilwaiy
limpany) of' the Mobile and Ohio
l'' to St. I,'ui, passm)ig thirouigh
ississipil its way. Th'ie cry
as5 riiis''d thal)t theO pulrchlaso was
0laltive' of the law's 01 complt~lti
Onl, a1md tiplit the sailo shouldl not
inivlitilte bly the aictionl of' the
at(e1;1 rai"la ('ommi1ssioni. WMor'e
int body it was shiownl that thi'
ohlilo and( Ohio dlid niot plarallel
m0 Sonithier'; thiat its nlorth and11(
a t hi lin crossed0501 thm( 51)Soutm hern 's
is t and1( west linies t wice at righti
Igles, and( t hatIi nstea'd (If curti-i
m4 compe1t itionl of' the Southlirn
ilwa as aigainist (Ithes railways
Mis-ssppi1. It was also shown i
mt1 it. hrid never been1101 thle policy
ho Souithern'l l ilIway coimpan
v to ('arry deait 0dend 0or unlworked
o;that every mailo ot I rack wats
(mk od for all that it was0 wor'th,
1.d that. it, was inl this spirit that
m' Southern11 des'ired to0 ouiter Mis
ssip'pi . The plea was so straight
rwar anittold conivinin i)g tha10t the0
IllisiS"onlIlil unaimously (dismnissedl
ac(tioni agalinIst the Southierii.
Tou Ihea people (of (Geiorgia to
10D)) t ho workinig of the South rn
'stemil is ) s o1el known ,thie aictioni
ft he o l iss i.ssi ppi cornu ssion is no0
LIrprlise. Tlen year11s ago tilo aniti
igh. Siinceo that time the South
rni, unoder' tho prideni(IcyII of' NIr.
pIoneerQ, has d(l(Ot .5s;. fairly withI
iet (very local entorplrise, thlat
('11redi. Otheri01 Il rilr ioad s havye Co
pi'ra0ted, an it all past an taigonismn
as. dIi sappeareId . TIhis is tru( not
nily oIf' the political fetur~:e, but, (If'
he0 appil')' s to1 state railroad coin
NI is'issippIi, thieref'ore, is to1 ho'
Ii 1n t.' enceourago r'at her' thanu an
la .' of th bu I~sineOss11( an the brIoad
itiway.-A than ta Constitution.
11 ero is aln enCouraging word for
h)4 farmersl' u hii are0 going to pliant
olrn abundl~antly this spr'ing. 'The
o0wborri'y 01bseriver sa) s.5: "'it the o1(d
Sy in g heI iruo~ that a0 t. cif lar'ch
tust is w<i rh a huishff>f coin in
~eptember('I, thiis yeanr he a good
ear1 1f41 corn'I
IVE STOCK AND DAIRY DE-1
PARTMENT.
'T'le South Carolina Intoe-OltaQe
mdl( West Indian Exposition com..
any, lis been orglnizeud with ro
iources of $1,050,000.
Its purpose Is to show to the
vorld the marovlous develonmenjii tI
>f the South in the last quat ter of,
ho Nineteenth Century. To ac
omplish thip, the Exlo'sition liag
>en 11111de all Inter-Sta to affur,
id there is n1o good reasonl why
lie enormous resourcos of tho
Jnitod States Should not lavo a
>lice inl the picture.
Many States aid cities have Ill
eady respoIlded favorably, and
vill be reIpriesentetd on the Avenue
f State" and Cities; and the Fed
ral Govern mon t vill also bo rep
opented by a building and exili
iit from ill its departments.
LiVE STOCK )i'AITMirNT.
The maiagoment, considering that
lie Exposition Woulid not he com1
lto without, a creditable exhibit
f Live Stor'k, are now arraigiig
heir plais for th is depart ment, and
repose to mak e it oil broadorl iliu
hat ever before attempted inl the
outh.
Tho Exposit ion grotiuids, cover
:tg 175 acresi, locat ed one and one
a1ilf miles from th heart of th'..
ity, and emlbrace the old Washl
tgtoni Raco Cours', wI ici iln A lit i
ellum days, was a favorite iesort
)r nil racing stock. The cimlate
f Charleston is peculitrly dapt cd
)r a Live S'tock exhibit (uring
ho months of the Expositioni. and
uitablo Luidntgs with all mod.-rn
onvleices will be oroeted for.
ecoiimldation of all classes of
vO stock.
It is (eired thialt Ilie following
ve stock shall be fully represent
d :
Cattle.-Beef Brecds, Dairy
heeds.
Slieup.-All classes, ipproved by
tock Breeding Associations.
Swin.-All classes, approved
y Stock Bre!ding Associations.
1-orsms.-Speed d o 1) a r t i e I, t
i't t it g-paxcing--runniing.
Ilariess.-Coaclh, II c k n e y s,
forgan, standadi roadsters, 1hor- I
ughbreds, saddle lorses and po
ies.
Poultry.-Of all kinds, approve d
iy poulry associations.
Premiums.-It is the intont ion of
ho manail "gement to 'fler' an attrae
ive premiumi list in all recognized
lassos, and ti hey invite correspon
enco With all live stock assocla
ions oil this iline, for 1ih)0 urpoIse
>f securing their co-oprrntion I
ciicli miay result inl a ugmen Iiitog
lie piomiuim list.
Managemoint. of the Depart men
-The Exposition ianagemint are
Irrangi ng o se Cih , t lie very 1 et
inntagers for Qach of the (divis.ionsp
f t he de~pa rtmnient, and1 thle ir ap.
>oiiLntneonts will tooni be timilounced.
Th'le great interest lately del'Cop
ud th roughoulit t hO Simth in all
natters pertaiinig to ft Iai ry
md its products, has induliced the
nanagemen t to mauke a speciail ex
mUiilding will be irected.
Correspondernce is soilitcited wi(th
till initere'sted. Add res's,
John fH. A verill,
Director Genieral,
Chiariestoni, S. C.
'OTIJCE TO'( TIEACHIERS A ND
T'l'f'STEES.
Tleachiors and( Trustees are re
nuested to road andu comply with
lie cirtculhar l etter of Staeto Sitper
iitIemilent . -It will pre~venit lhardt
.hiomuzlhts and perhapis iismltter
tandings. We aro reqijiired to
mnforco thie laiw.
'duicationi: I dltsir'e to call y'ouri
ittention' to flit impilortance oif
inving~. the data for y'our Annuaitl
Rport. I wish aill ft rrtsf Ii his
reOar to lie ini by thie mtiidhllo of ,1inly
40 thatt I cant hatve myv report prit
i'o this repor it shioul d b.e cotinedii
ni thie I enchtrs ' r'eg~Sise i an trus
en r'ceortd, witch shiould 1(he hiandedut
0 you)t as soon1 as the scho'ols ae
110os(d. It is ne(cessariy t ha11t you
(trictly enforcite thle propier kceirII
f thoeso b~ooks, and( hav~e tlhemi
prompitly I itned ove: fto you. Pleas.
onisuitmyi ~ Repiort'. for' list yearI ft.
ene data11 that, will b1 eo xpe0ted(
if ou. Youi will find maniy difli
mit ies whlin you (come( fto mak .
mi, thle rep1or't unliiess yOu bein col -
ect ing Ceery iftem niow. Thoi( Plamet
blankct will bo sent this v'ear' as
were sent yioul last, yearV
\'ery truly yrurs,
St at' Supt. Eduen ti.
Malrchi 2, 1 .
A IIOlmIlH OU'TIHREAIK.
'Of lar'ge sores oni my lifttle (laugh
ters head( (leveloIped intto a casai of
scaldhoead,"' writes C. D. TsfhelI of
Moirganioni, Tenin. , hbit Buickleni's
Arnica Salvo completecly curte h b 1
It's a guairanitetd cuitO fot ('zettim,
tett .r, salt i reumi, p"imip1les, sores,
ilc'ui H andt pilesi. Only '25c. att Btill
P'rof. Ivisoni (11 Iliaeoingi, Md.
suiffered1 terrtily fromii linura lin of
theC stomac(h uand indigtditli tor'
t hirteeni yoars a' d atter t i heot r
failed to cure him they feod himt otn
miorinie. A fi end advied thli
ulSe of 1K' de'l Dyspel ta euil't and
after' taking au few hottles tf it he
says, oIl hs eured me enit irely, I
canf't. say too mutch for IKolt I0 1)y>
peps'a Cure.'' it digests inda yo,
out.-U. W. Earlo.
For tho weakness and prostra
tio) follwinlg grijppo there is uotl
Ingr so promipt and effectivo a4 Oil
Miliut"e Cough Cure. This prepara
tioni is highly idorscd as an un
failing rzelndy for all tliroat am1
Ilng trouibiles.9 1nd its oarly lise pno
%*(,nlls on4sui iptionl. It, was nuI 11
S 'OC K I 10 1 1 118 't'!.: E I N6G.
cl 8lli 41' re '1) v i( ll t, i
,4)1>elal n1Ienting 4f the stockhold
!rs of thl. lEatilev hank will bt
chid inl oflico oft:ank at1 10 a. Ilu.
A:pr.t; tor ti, purps of consider
nig the ltivisabihl Ny of inlcreasilly
lo capital si- c fron :430,()00 Ut
50,00o. ly (i dcir of tlie Board o'
Jirectors.
\\. C. Snu
mch. 7-apr. 7. F c.
- I r ; r c t i i I ig I he
InI inI t ho .\leth od iA vhurebl a
ieckens (n 11 atutrday nigh 11t bef ork
1he fifth Sunday in I arcIh. Ilit
ev. S. Mi. J)mws will nssst. in th.
neiet ig-. let the i-yers of at
'riu tiaIs Iattend this ain lulwo
nunt. Tho meS 1ting will I rIobahtl
outiniethiin. the 4-n1t11 week1
11rJ. Joces is aI conv-rted ISaIol"it1
Ol has a1 regular appoitintlent ot
le TowneI le cirelil. 'I'his
lot I he notecd evangel i.t S. P)..jlo
>it. S. A1. Jones of South C(ro'liinai
(d.
,'VOlK ING 2.1 i0['ES A DAY
Thl r''s no r.-s1. for ill S' tireles
ittle w ( orke1rs -I)r. K IIg's Nf'tv
ji~e l'ill-. 'Millions aro allwayn
)iI-y e I. toljd il liver, jlil itti icr
)Illlisi0 , fever. and Ogl. Thlg
nui1 h sick hf-adnvlhe dr'vo il
nahiria. Niever grii~v (r wea'lkee,
I)'1 , tas5 ico, wo rk w.ond 's 4
['ry tut. 25t. at 1lt andl Ilorin
cy.
A ('A1) OF''TIlANKS.
We desire o ()thankll our. friond
o1 tih ir kin'Iness t4 u- thr1ongl
lie sickilss of our dear hb ,v, Os
ift, who depi ted tllis life! to entei
lb. ii 1 I ';4:(I. \\'hile we mis
liin we (eel hI t !ur lo) Ss is hi
"ill.
M r. a:1d M vs. I P 'rinl, v.
IN AlFMviPLAM.
Iill) n11(1 N lui l rilico died M~arc
201hh, P':,;( I an ed about StvV
mtillithall "111was bli11'd it \o1011
[11in Grovm- cheb ths s nt
Rev..1. T. I wis conductingtS tit
funera l ' cr ic. Iw
0 i;W liw I
'I hevv t. fit v frwinn a|| Ilbe.i.' 11on lfh
.ni:.I*( atl en 1*hetil g -,1 '
Anid Se. .;
-F( IR
ALL THE BEST VARIETIES
LIGHT RIAKL8
THEl GA RDEN.
--S pade, Shiovls and~ 111(1r44
-( 'hinzs, S'tt'k I3ells, Site.
-- - 44l4 (4 i1Iiv(. ( tty 4luni.4(
- -Al l' FtI l O f littg.i:ts ani
'1 1'' '4r 111 co i ev zy we''4l
Don't Eorget
To see our..
FWRNITORE AND STOVEl
caa e 41uel1401u1. lit it.at
V. '/ . Asm/w
()eri Ihi' service toC 1the14
:(ing~ lI 4trpo ie i4iliilt j 1 41ih
I iti 4il 8 11 4~r iSes ii I [e ' w iS,
and he( ri fst o I I it' ('1 itgn
S. h13uin MA \ ~sN
desi'ilg areI~ide<'tlltrue
IA Warm Winter
-1.4 not a good tieio to Sol
heavy shoves and heavy dry
goods. Mly pricos on) heavyN
Shoes, Jeanls, Flatnel Out
ings, Worsttd and Heavy
Dress (oods of all kintds
I' tie lext, 30 days will
-lhe So hot they will have to
Movo Out. Then you will
Want Plows
I'lw 'tocks, Singlotrees,
taild ill kilds of low goods
'reyou buy.N eIwwvher.l~
Inl a 1evw days you will
wanlt Gu rden soeds. E-arly
('orn I rish I'otatoes, etc.
I Iiave 1 olgh t ilm v( ry
best for planting-. Ri
IlilIber tha I Sell
Atkis Saws
( fl all ki1nls., and dlla! inl
all kinlds of il :i Shin..
I ' l'iqc us, S. C
g.-r-llomo 'l'ho No. 2-1.
b?11 21 t
4a c~pbo
nok~ow voIll walpij-1-d(ait
H a F ress I ( l~ ilsaln(I 'l'rl 1ia llliS,
v will Iilid t llvery liite(.t At'ly4
it f 1il storo.
Wo canl s8ll you a prt lt Ib it
114 mulil iit . I ill Dlre .s i(1(lo s alnd
l'illlilligs [or less I ti8(lley t llll
Wil (1a1 b~u~y it, ly h r . O i
stock is 4ollplete with ,ll tin latesI
ronds of1 thill:)au and drcs.
4)d of every kind in all cors
-it, prices that will melpt you to 111)
wh %n you S(o tholl.
\\'o carry a fuiil linie of Stapk;
G (o!ds It. the' Ilowest luarlo4t price
<u oo Chiln1 anld isse
10-e1.,: N had .ck, ts.
V<'urs anld Collare.4tts f'roin $1.111
t 101.. 00.
We will save you frm to to 2(
r\cent. ( n y, u puirll chass.
i i alltil'd t:o lIlly br r'
i.o r stocki.
SwuS Rowers ( Co.
110-112, North Alain4street,
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haiti lielall i antil's ood'.nd .
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Cn, itaio n C Notie.pepia
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H4.4.I I SI/ o ion'l :.n ofI heU1(lS4'js: 4I1 a1.
un rediare bof.C O IhTT-ab .\.. WhicOia
ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT
Battle -~ A.xe -*Esoe
Ihey are the S1ioes that Wear and give Satisfaction.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED.
See Our "Julia Marlow" Shoe for Ladies, $3.00
WV is havc .-oniie h-linj to oer in .J A NS, IPLANI.LS, AND
O'iTI NG . T his ialway's Ile place to biy Clot hing aind Extra parts
for Inenl and boys.
Big lot 1lour Cor Coi ' \c r al: 11.1-niess II ard aI re, Saddles, Bri
dIes. A N YTillN -- \ i.:I Iy-ll N 1wih prices right.
FOLCER & THORNLEY,
PICK I(NS' South Carolitia.
ring
[IOS"* 88t TI d- wi uit 11tove lots of W11nte -
y 1:1 wi nr. . - Pah k's !,ries n at . ,
ALL Blankets and Quilts to go at actual cost.
All Flannel; have becn reduced 25 per cont.
Heavy fie-ccd Underwear that we sold at 50c a gar
ment Is now offered at 35c.
.\ge lledlneion- h;a- (.(n unw eon I ll hle.y shoes". 'The bar
nIn-s I oier :Ire t o\ a1 ittenltion. ('.0 and see (ltei and if
Ihc d Jlt si;lii, .\4)11 (111n1,( b 4 \ i Y n y Ill m .
A. K. PARK,
W est i ,( ienvill, . C.
W o ha1 I-lb. :1 all J i : A lrh nil rn itl kniu a to 01h3 traro
M id npb11lv non tw lit ela) n6rkun- 11insh 1h work.
If' V41n It-ed anvt bi. in h r Iln;, I nt a 0 a.rd to ourl a1(hles Will
a !- 1W ilh1 l .- 3 . ;11n i jirl-4-:. It, ,-i Iti b it .. \W c jb g lin enr
of S alild a110l i the Il iW . : t *.WIc .::.
\ A /I T
OPENING
Aprii ist
Woe will add t- ouir Largo ltablishmont a First
Class Mlyinery Depart ment-unclo' 1poVision of Xis
(Torbottof altm1111ole, Who ha-'fs hi-d fivo yoars' exporionco
anct thoroui.th V co p1j)( cut1.
LADIES, why not have your hats made in
the latest fashigon when you can have it done at
i about the sanV cost? We will also carry a com
pleie line of Ready Trimrmed Hats at prices that
cannot be dupiicated.
I I -,.Iwild S, 14) 00 $k O ilg
)Ir Inin'r is wou in I lie Norii ':'ii h r :irke(' hiying for our live
hu-e stlrl Nemlllhn.hv l e.o t arr-Iiv . - sin aek woIll.
144 Ial i. -l' |1in4 iiun ire ei 'I il el e I i II 4'\ t'r. .\l|1 i al ' I hi'JI i 41' 11 uen l ' CoII .
l i ;all killd , as is
n l~nro sli-e 'lns (ul alosll11 !:1 s rMowers, etc.
Iis uaeIn 11< od ,!'; W \\':.go IrII .eg se s beforeyou buly
\\e enn -:nC .rP1 ,! n,111 . \\,h n ine t qu ote yo prices,) but,
j6in!111.- (rumea t h i tr. I s o to r sinek all get our,
Tl Crutee Me orrow Co.
1 n(Irar (f Low Prices.
D kOF, ,S aIN E S S,
a itW(cI ( enel'1 1WTli'ill(ilse o; 1ir~t
1cost. Th101 ste (Xn is f h- (I'ood , l'eeGoodGr
C ri , (hI Vi s I') (Itns Tob .co, Shoves Furn 1itureC
iItlm S. co'. THS STORE WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH
OR 611 TIME FOR APPB1VED0 PAPE thr l. 1I 1 ecn"tire
st4 eLw4 I! bc ,ulled. I tn11k1 11k rinds 1or tie good
tri tu' hey 1,. i m an I h p 1 wy will take a d vantage
o l th i ( -\ --\ - i .11 YIll d n t at i o p p o r'tu n ity o f'
()thi l' i ,L S tll It tIC,.
st- en~doitn !;
VpiI- E'XPERI\'ENC.E n
50 YEARS'
df I i b di
01' ' \\'. j .IlOPYRIGHTS &C.
r-e T a bhvl-1 \l1utain (1se.ito i u.
i1i4 4 n 40 deor in nun:,
4 V .i I 4 4,ni4i i lndhnok Oni P'atentS
I l' 'fi h 4'Iir jii c Ii 'V
res Ii~ii 1.',:il.', 41 a si, 111rtfc, Iiu lhe
11(1 l1~' 14' 1I4444''.~'iI\'~IiA han i el v i lh rat 141 :41 wee~kly. I argest. cir.
444. \'* ". IIIA I)I~ 5 '1K;m.:-I20.)... '44i u k i - .IouriI. 'r'erina, .$3ia
'I:41)4' (4lIII~li .. n-:. ii'. 41ha4, 4I.1. Mult bynII ii'nwsailelrs.
EM& 00.CGBuaw-,NeW York
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