The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, April 11, 1901, Image 2
The People's Journal.
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t
Enjte rej aIt, th10 Post Onico At P CkenS As
seconiul.e s.4 nutter.
']IU t S DA\Y A PHL 11 . HOO1 I
The ( reenvillo Strre-t Fair is a
drawing cord. EIv,erybody that
call is going aId tlote who go arn
being" royally enItertainled.
\\'hat this govwernmIiieni t will d
wit~h .\guinlaldo i; thw paramo1(unt
question at tIhis hour. Tho gov
ernment seems-I to have aln elepltit
onl its t.
loister was ia gI0rious, alt 'll
perflct., day. 1)id You Catch wthe
iISliration of the tirmo and givk1
overt' a .1ttle o f your thought to tlie
gre-at evenlt it celobrat Ied?
'Las anybody seeln a tinoIIulument to
the valienit isoldiers of the lat (c.0.1
foderacy that did not have ii se rib
ed upon its face', "Er'e'pct#Ad by the I
WOImnIIyo?' This is a conimlentary I
that needs no c, Imilent.
Despite rainiy wonther and fe- i
diction~s (4o the c ntay frm r
in this c'itry are showing by tlwi1.r
industry that thiy (14) n t pIrl Se
to bh:ukward or diAihnart n, d Ihv
aidverse cireinst a ice,.
Mas Pi'kns e-mi:ty d1ne(: aIy
of hieI resonre ; at. 1 !.o CLarl,.st
LX,)usjtIinl Ait le I~lie ij'V
here will I Ie mliey w l nospen .
What are our exp > iti e omi~iH
ESIIOI'S [i !
Tin- proba ilt ofI enormontiti s ad
dItl g S ti i t ..i as 1 r, ..
stu It . P1 il ip i i Ohas
a a11-11-d til-. a tu ith t \\'ash
igtn. Th rI'ost e 11that4ar
(14)111
ho rnepiir-Iments f(r a ad o
penlsions will1 be1 lm o tr-ictl I n
foi-d 11h111 h rvtl >for0 .
The 1,'hih1,pin14 rinabpljic is now a I
t hi tol 1 110 tak lab t- it has
th wa o erthn tha.
hasil p 'i d s li g inst, thle V4l tltai
'late. ni1t whatvr mahy bm said
of it, all tru Americ n e pl fe
a dep symathy fbor those peopile
wlhoi foughtici ably f'ot genral frae'
sdonllh~~': il hjti'' ' n
R('jlisiitui ii Silwiigtoiit will
thattinctionoif
chrate t f~i l.o' ('' Char est o wld
do hera' duty an al goth Caolinap'
wi(ll b ro ud14 a lepito( reap th.,s
Tn.he rll) liif whe comany is wich
Sergiie: h se laf Moli gl-un
balonied thas ~n I 'n y form n' th
frubbih room41 in e 144'de.io
.11. 'ivritt Ie an th(Ie ll ne of his
ciorads wold pslrov ta vabl'ie
eru. histoy tofi i Sot I arol inna
huthat e oiltet a w
Ino it feomore yars~ thiei "4Od
VetW ons w1ill(1n~ be gone Th pen.(1
to the number Co depen3deis. cI no
ual. I elp o hoiml t wh ie ore i i'i .
acsoing pesio of his Cllatr h~
serviceso nd her himomu inw]
war adteega. ryn i
afte he w taton of eac~e -
Al ounga Alen'shis iaon, hnto
ciion111 11is(1n i'ssurd $a60,000.0-k
ens. Oiititeryll tow in Sous ah Carluni
shold )'bhb be du of itsc ounrti.
it races tie rom of tho00.s0 juto
- ioonbt thitsee wito trin most wu
iarefu of ats teoplle. n besuchor
to tate thwns C~1ounte ,~r distrits ar
ipopoouenog to s~luppt lo h wino
ongeodi'so t1ie~h i cator, ad
tso do tho forsei fnOra wel-j)'i
Thc ie onfederate.Lteeyom ter
cans at alth Mephis soon,~ th!)at
foMoor rtahinmnuroe.adti
The revival services just closud
Lt the Methodist church conducted
y the Iev. S. M. Jones and the
qastor Rev. I R. Dagiall have
en a source of great benefit to
be pe;oplo of Pickens. All denom.
itions joined in with hoarty la.
ors and nuch good has been ac
Omiplished through the earnest
-ork of the visiting preacher. Mr.
ones returned to his homo .at
ownivillo I last Saturday carrying
ith him the prayers and best
isthes of 1te Chi i-tija pople of
.ek11s
Tlle Eas News which started
uIt wit i Iatter;ng prospects is for
hI present suspenld(ed. Owing to
iret'lnstaiicei over which the edit- 1
1' -uni, publisher. had1 no control hie
unl it necesary to withhold pub.
e.1(2 j i fir a while. The News .P
ratefil lir the sipport received
114i wouh' have miade a valuable
niSit ion to Easley had her peo
i e gemally rallied to its Support.
iV InIne Id t lie editor aid pubish
r tL t he go di will of lcasloy peop)le
dho have n1o grudge but wish Mr.
\incli merited success in any fu
ure. effort.
IlSlENSARY A'Tr CENTrIAL.
31r. ihtor, allow m through tho
-luius (, yI ur paper, to sally it
vrId to I le pe-p!e of ('entral
.wIn ilsh ab t, t Ihe di' peIsary
A hl'l. for s 01 0 i has been talk
.1 :1t C entralI1:
I loarni that on tho first liy of
\lav ('..IIIral will be designated as
;I li N I i v for a dispilsiry, u nless
1 ih' u j i i tiof tof h' voters of Celn
11r,11 tmwnsip p tiion the board
in-t ii.
I'ill .\ 'J- siyj , htliii n . ver erocts
I hns lit prayer but what the
h.vil Iuilds i pulpit teiro and
(all I, Ifounid upon ('xalinatlion
tit lite dlvil has the largetst con
,if-trition, an(d I think this is
no., strilingly truo at Central for
t -tseems tilie evil side rules, but I
rust it will iot, b1e the clso this
ime. Surely we have more good
lien who do not buy or drink
i(liiir ad who have resipect for
ou d women and liope for the coui
ry 0tha1n tho(e Who care moro for
he thirst for liquor than their
noitliei ii and sistors and tlhe good of
their coultry.
I an 1frauld that. if the Board ro
pires a iiajorit.y of the voters of
Ce I (tral lowislilp, the dispensary
Will bo ostablished but I am glad
Itlt i imitbeir ol good women have
petitionis aginst it and are getting
alt thle women signors they can,
saine ofi wilol hlave drainken 80ons
alI huslbands, for it is they who
know what a curse it is, and I ap
plual Ito the hounorablo Iloardl to lot
the~ liunos ot' thies good womien
hai o weight against its establish
Suimi 52ay t hat the dispensary
will tptebiutirsthtm
I .et ru tbut if ai tiger can wvreck sc
iiiuiiy lives andi( doi so mlulch injury
what wouildIiI aI dispensary do0? A
Lenittmanl as~kedi mei it 1 (1idn1'
thinik my'i tnt.h..r would 'ign a poti
tiui uavoring the d ispenisary, h<i
alii u p .2 eole woroi' spendn1g11
-au innv at Ut e l'endlheton d1ispensar''
w hwhe hiel ped to educati theil
i nil thlre and1( that 0111 80110.
myi hitliwr woeuild sign a petitiol
siinoslt it. I think thait a poor' ar.
g 1m11'lt fo r ifI thue peoplea love thii
estpin th1ir leuat ion11 they lovi
thern 11 'ttwel to ha I Ive suchl examIl
piles se t before hem.
TIhie point isi if a1 dtspensar( is
Ojlenedl Cenitrl byj wl!hi moam111
theii sc holI is eniabiled to runti longer
lie e'vil r'esults Croim the child'a
Seen g its opierlti-m will mlore 111a11
tifsett'l hle good~ (done himi. The ex
(l|ii i woill hot hobfore himii anid thn
trlilyt at iols always hold( ouit. Had
hie all thue eduen~ltionI p)ossib)I for
hin to get andl~ gave himself up to
such idulgeniicieOs it wVould( avail
A. A.
MI)lll .\)1'NTAIN RWSORT.
S'i pphuliI, N. ( , Miiar. 29.-Edijtors
d1:u for' ee yearl. I was stirprised
at I nel' Ben i lima dlousinig it
muth tubi wtettr ini thet Senata, as
t is the very first blit (of pio) that
has1 ('ver staritd our (11'way.
Illin gs are boom1011ig here--notiw
Lotels ginlg up)11 tinion being on.
I se e ow faces hereoIl dily, yet somle
are' olld faeto m4) WlillX~I West, of
(cniee, son1-in-i.law of my old friend
lly 1W'~ elch,is hore now. H~e is in
the ca rpenitiur gang and is keeping a1
boarding house.
1Hundredrus have oiigagedl their
roloms ait th1( hotels for the sum11
mer; oIthers have taikeni cottages
11and get thiri meals at the hotels.
TJhe first dloctor I have seen since
last fallI camo in last week wvith
uis famly from Chattanooga, Tenn.,
1and 1has hiunig outI his shingle . It
oi'ks lonesome indeed.
Tlha T1oxaway Comrpany own and
>po(raltes a fish hatchery-gets the
~ggs I roml the government andc
latches them Out here. It's a big
ho1w to the nilvos. T1hiey no0w
uavo some 30,000) younlg brook and
ainbhow tr'out ready for the lakes.
Pheir genieral stores, scollols, ice
dant laundries and lively stables
-il Ct l i1' With those found in a
HANDSOMESr AND FASTEST
TRAIN
Ever run to. the North and North
east leaving St. Augustine, Fla.,
every day except Sunday at 12
o'clock High Noon, the handsom
est and fastest train ever operat
ed between Florida and the North
and Northwest makes a smooth
guick run for Chicago, passing
Jacksonville at 1.05 p. n., Macon
at 8.29 p. i., Atlanta at 10 35 p.
M., arriving Cincinnati' at 12 of
)lock noon and Chicago at 8.30
Thi, !rain is known as "THE;
)IIICAGO AND FLORIDA SPE
JIAL,' and isa s)id Pullnan Ve.
ibule train of Drawing Room
ileeping Cars, Observatin Cars
md Dining Cars, St. Augustine and
lacksonville to Chicago through
vithout ch, nge. The route, of this
egant, tridin is via the Florida East
Joast Ry. St. Augustine to Jack
ionville; Plant Systeom Jaeksoivil le
o Jesup, Southern Railway .Jesup
'o Chattanooga, Queen & Crest
Route Clattanooga to Cincinnati
and from Cincinnati to Chicago
the trains will run over the Big
lFour Route, C. 11. & D.-Moioi
Route a11nd Peia Lines on alter
nate days, leaving St. Augustinoru
Moidays aid Thursdays viai Big
lFour Route; having St. Augustine
Tuesdays atid Fridays via C. II. &
D.-Moion Routo; leaving 6t'
Aug.ustino Wednehdaym and Satur
dass Via Penn. Linos.
Bly usiing this train out of St.
Augustino and Jacksouville par
It1n1gers are Only 0110 night out to
Chicago, tli run being made i.e.
tween St. Augustine and Chicago
in 82 hours and to Cincinnati iin
24 hours.
Through Sleeping Cars are oper
ated (n this train between S. Au
gustino and Detroit, Mich., olve
land, 0., and Pittsburg, Pa., leav
ing St. Augustine for Detrcit daily
except Saturdays and Sundays; for
Clciand daily except Sundays
and for Pitbburg Wednesdays ai,d
and Saturdays only. feb14 4w.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
"I would cough nearly all night,
long," writes Mrs . Ch as. Apple.
gato of Alexandria, Ind , 'aind
could hardly got any sleep. I had
cunsumption so bad that if I walk.
ed a block I would cough trightful
ly and spit blood, but wvhen all oth
or medicinos failed throo $,.00 bot
tles of )r. King's New Discovr--ry
wholly cured mo and ani I gained
58 pounds." It is absolutely
guaranteed to euro coughs, colds,
lagrippe, bronchitis and all throat
and lung troubles. Prico 50 cents
an(i $1.00. Trial bottles free at.
Ielp & Thornley's drug store.
WORKING 24 HOURS A D)AY.
TIhere's no rest for those tirelese
little workors-Dr. King's New
Life Pills. Millions arc alwvays
busy cuingii" torpid liver, jaund ice,
hiil iousness, fever andl agueo. They
banish sick hoadache, dIrivo out
mialaria. Never gripe or weaker,
sma'll, taste ni1co, work wonders,
TPry them. 25c. at Bolt and Tfhorin
Iey.
WVA NTED[-Ladios and gou tle
meni to in troduice the ''hottest"
seller on (arthi. D)r Whitos eloc
ici comb, pato'ntedl 1899. Agents
are coining mnoniy . Cures all
forms of 8sca11 ailments, headaches
(Ite., yet costa the samle as ani ordi
nary coimb1. Send 50cts. in stanmin
for sample. D). N. Rose, Gen1. Man
Decatur, Ill. apr11 3m.
PROGRAM FOR SERVICES
Y. M. C. A.
-Open ~ with appropriato0 services,
including songs.
TIein muijnutes talk by3 the pri.
dent.
Music.
Tlen mi nut es tialk by v ice presi.
(den t.
'lTen1i mliutes song Cerv ice.
Closing remlarl:s.
A t each n-(.-t in g tihe t ime and
placo for inext meeting will bo fix
Iod.
Next meeting. Sunday a fternooni
at 3 0'clock. Methodist church
SINGING CONVyEN riON.
Theli Pickens C.~ounity Singing
Convention will hold 18its nxt ses
sion with Secona chiu rch on the
jhat Sabbath in May next. All
ieretod ini good music aroe invi
tedl to attend. Everybody who
does8 attend~ will comle prepareid t
spond the (day as dlinnor will be
served on the ground.
td Sec'y.
A WONDERFUL INVENTION.
They cure danidruiff, hair fallbng,
hoadache, eta-, yet costs the same11
as an ordinary comib--Dr. WVhite's
Electric Comb. T1he only patented
comb mi the world. People, evory
wvhae it has been introduced, are
wild with dlelight. You simlply
comib your hair each day and the
comb does the rest. This wonder
fuil comb is simply unbreakable and
is made so that it is absolutely
impossi18ble to break or cut the
hair. Sold oin a written gularan-.
tee to give perfect satisfaction in
every particular. Send stamps for
one. Ladies vizo, 50c. Gents sIzeO
95c. Live men and~ wvomen wanted
everywhere to introdutce this ar
ticle. Sells on sight. Agonts are
wild with success. (See want ad
in this papoer.) Address D. N.
ROSE, General Ma nager', Decaturi,
Ill. A-11-0i1 y.
TO THE RICUNION AT MEMW
PHIIIS.*
1en.C. I. Walker namos the route
tor Sout h Carolina Veterans to
the Mornphis Reuion.
Goi. W'alkeri hais Cielected the
Southorn Railway as th "1oflicial
'ou te" for (he Vetcranus of the
3outh Carolina Division, United
30oifrdorato Voterans, to the roi
on to be held at Memphis, Teni.,
nt May next. l'ho following letter
vas received by division inassenger
igeit Robert W. 111unt of tile
southorn Railway yesterday:
ChrI(sLon, hlar. 9, 1901.
Alr. R. W. 111u0t Divisionl PaS
enger Agont, Sotither ni laihway
0111 payllv Charleton, S. C.: From
ny position as Commiader of* the
3outh Carolina Diion of the
Juited Confle to Vot eras, i is
Aly duty to select, tle route for the
oaunsportation of the Veteras to
he M1emphis R1cuinioo. The South
.jarolina Click:inaiLNL Comlsiion
f which I ain so'cretary, also di
Ct ed. me to mn a ko ti lt selec
In for trisipirtat1ion 'f vot'ra'9
And visitorw I,, the novelling coru
moinesH; and Adji . Gen. .1. Wr.
Flo~ d ilso revt. Ile t) I'e
raln1e I lo roui t1ir -. 0anii voi nti1,oor
troop s to th. l'i:veiling o. the
Uhickamaug: !onmiient.
"1 havo Ouly considered til) aid
vat,tag of itho vazrious routos .1'er
ilng Itl ir stervick-s, aid am111 suir.e that
the greater fai lities to all Coll
cimem i. (1, going and c1(1oming, for
boli event-, a'0 Offeed by your
ruile (Th 8e South ern Ra i lwiy ),
and I . og to aldvise! 11hat it ha-IS
boon selected as the Oflicial Rlmtou
to carry th Veterans to tll e Memio
phis Reuiton, May 28th 1901, and14
thll stateh volunlteolr tr 1141 a dVis
itors to the uinveiling ceremonies of
the South Carolina monunii(ut Li
Chicki mauulga iny 27th 1901.
"I will confe.-r with you further
its to the times il loaving trainls o
that you Call alnoinLco the saeic.
C. 1. Walkeir,
Coml. 1'. S. V.
- Patrons of Tie Joilunal arE
ros1ectfullv notified that 'T. J. Me
Donald, foreman;Ii , and 'r. J. Maul
din only ae.0 authirizod to receipi
for the paper for business bogin.
ling January 1, 1901.
Ameiica is the world's edciati
onal center, too. Prince Eui \hll;,
second son of tho omperor o
Kore t, his eitered KSLonoik collig<
Virgini-t. Saturdry Blado.
(1ll1'lXC1l DilNlX'TORY.
Mvthodli.t Chin-ch1, Bltv. Ri, It. Di Kg1:1
Pastor.
First 4Sil4:iy, Tw. hv Mill, 1. It. Ill
" * l 'i< ken: 'S p. ii
Seeotad " it1 a. ini
" l~ a hleheum :1::14 p. in
Thlir.1 " "I Iia. mi
Thr1 ' l' T lve M1 ile, :3: 'p m
IFuri b " T1be I 1 a. mi
"I 'llP i i.,n 8 p. mi
F ifi " Tabor 11 24. mi
Prayieineu in i niii lie Pi'eken- e i 0h
1st.( ulane divei v TiieM<hty night at
Frs In a , l.k e 711i n. n
S 4*EiIdT ' I- I.y' It 2. ii
''J1 hi ri v 7:3 a p,. ni
li "ii-: Ih-I .i i IVI pI II
" " i':n -ly 7::1 T p. ii
I if bi " t1i-:: i'y i1 i
" ". .:30 p. ii
Th2in Suiy ikes 1a
s p. IT
IPiayeriiiui ingI. everyi Wedneiisda2y atI
pI. 111.
Six .\11',ie, atuaI oo ii 401.54 1 church.le
Sanb befon-i "ud,14 s2uin S i0 ~ jx ali'
eboreb *g 2 p. to
Seco.. 41 S,:I.ty Six .\Jile. II i
S nnlb fre th hii iunidayv Praiei
4eliurebl ' ls p.
Thi d 1i4 may I letl 'raters 11all n. Cnu
Fourth Suolayt 'o ee2 i . a
Iecn .:.r'.<'reek a-1 ilie (Jreek
S oni, ihi si S ii unilay a1 t 3 . m.
"Suimil II ra1. 11 .1. mI.
Peiit*'r'. 4 'r, ik, -tecondi Sat.ord-ty at 3: 1:
Sitailav nt. 11 ii. mi
.\1i4' Cr'eek,(''i fw ih 2 iilay21 at . p. i
NOT1'IC(141)IC FI NAL SICTTLE
M Il NT.
I will a11p1)ly to .J . 11. Nowlhery
prob~ate judlge of' I'ieken O~Scounty1
S. (C. on thei 18th1 dlay 0
Apiri I 01 , for a (ina
seuttlomenuit with n'1y wardls, Cle<
and F. .J. McMahan~ii, mliners, amn
ask to be dism issed bs guardian
Guardian.
A HORRIBLE OUTiBREAK.
"Of large sores on my li ttlo (daugh
(0rs hlbad devoloped inito ai casac 01
sclndhoad," writes 0. D). Isbell o
Morpganton, Trenn., but Buceklen,'
Arnica Salvo COmltelIy credl 11e1
It's ai guaraniteed cLue for eczemiia
tott ar, salt rheumi, pimples, sores
ulc) 5 andlu pliles. Only 25c. at Bolt
& l'hornlev's.
Prof. Ivuson of Linaconing, Md
suffored terribly from neuralgia of
thie stomach and indigestion for
tinrteenu years a (1 after tho dloctor
failed to1 cure him they fed h'm on
morphine. A frioad adv'.ised thie
ueof K- dol D~yspepsia cure and
afttr takng a few bottles of it lie
says, "It has cured 111 entirely, I
canl't say too muhll for Kodol Dye
persia Cure.'' It dligests wha' you
nnt.--.. W. larle.
'-For Spring Tra de -
We have just received
A nice ]ine of Men and Boy's
STRAW HATS
From 25cts to 75cts each and a
nice line of
PALM ET'TO HATS
fromt I 0cts to 25e(s.
ORGANDIES, PERCALES,
LAWNS,
DUCKS, LACES,
EM BROIDERIES, ETC.
See our line of TOWELS from
10c to 30c a pair. A new line of
BUM M E it SIITS fromI 5e to $1
acl. We have the hoes to thin
the big crc p of cotton that is being
planted. IlemtemIber, we ahlays
keep a fia] I store, aMd count on the
(uality and prices being right.
ltespect folly,
Cralg Bros.
Summons.
STATE0 SOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Counltky of Pickens.
iOurt of t r1i o olli Pl l .
The P4 I'' It Lik of 1
~I'a ji if Sn mionsoig f ,r re
Aarainti. litef.
It. TI. .lOhnson01 aniti I Compjlinti serL~ved
J. M.luinIhins I
'lO defen buse alaove 1 :11ain ,d:
You mne leeydmoe1ntrtd
341 to alliswer the Complainut inl tl actit n
of whieb at cop%y 4 iterewit h seived 1111u
fil, uiit I . se4r1ve a 40p (f 3W oilr lianswer
ti the ubl 434)1Cool.l13 t onl 1 t suibseiers
at theiro lice lit (.reeivil'e eitw s itli
Carl4hina with'in tweaIty 4invs after the
-erviei hereiof, ex us-jI iive (f thle day (if
sneh service; and if you fall ito unwer
ihe tc oemplualtt within tihe tinues. afore.said,
theII Plainti lIl iii- acutioni will appl'y to
the14 court for rel e( t'a nul iama il iii in le
complahit. l)ated' SeI1t 18 A. 1). 1900.
.J. \1. Stewasrt, C. .:. 1'.
A N -1EL, CO V'I I RX N & CO-rill HA N,
'ro thet diefemients4 ab~ove naine1td.
Ph s iqetike .tIeo 111mr. ihe si)Immons
-anld Coliplailit inl thIis cs18 wais Well in
the otllce of Ilt Cle of It he Conn. of
Coimillona Plea8 for Pick(ens collulty on
Ilt I8th dlav of Sopt. 1900 and that tile
causO of act:an i for tle foreclosure of a1
mortgage.
Resneet fully,
Ansel, Cotlbraii & Corirn.
Plainti'irs ALL')
1-sb. 21 61.
"Do the foll's often
lio hero?" askod the
traveler in a malarial
soction. "No," replid
t he native' "'they (io
OnlyV once."
Hero. Thiey only die once and
,they only trade once at tho samie
lafces. Not so, though, when t hev
-land4 in here. If they trade onice
. wit~h us they keep coming, simply
biecause we give themi more mules
. 1nd better mules for less money.
Samo way with horses. We have
Iust recoivedl three car loads of fine
TENNESSEE
MUL.ES
- Will havo another car from
Tenneflss ee next week-all around1
crackerjamcks. Comoi and1( see thiemt.
,Do you wannt a wagon or vehicle
of any kind? If so we can satve
.30ou money. Wei have three car1
1(42ads of of wa~gons, and1( five of bug
gies arnd carriages, all re-aceived since
the first day of last .Janunary. We
a have cut out the
--PROFIT
FEATURE
On these goods8, as we are deter
'mined to keop up our reputaat ion
. as the largest deC alers ini thI eState.
WeX novor buy in) less th n car
loadis andl pay sp)ot cash for every
thlin g, henCe we 1 buy chiea per t han
the smuall dealer wiho buys a few
jlobs at at ti me and keeps them un-.
til they are 01(1 and dingy. We
own our D~epository, hence we don't
have to divide profiits with the
landlord. We carry in stock the
Celebrated Studebaker
And the world's justly renowned
....W E B ER....
Wagons. As mel~diuml grades wve
carry the Chattanooga, Owensboro,
Taylor, Virginia andd Russell
Wagons,
We keep in stock at all times
thirteen (different make4 of IBuggies
and1( Carringes, among themi the
Babcock, Coutland, Tyson and
Jones; Barhaur and1 Acme. Come
look and take your choice.
We will not say much as to liar
neCss. We have on hand a $15,000
stock-more than every (dealer'
ini town COmnbinled. Rtememnber for
the next thirty diays we wvill makeo
Special Prices,
CHARLES & MCBRAYER
Stables ansd Stor e house': RIfver Htreet,
GunENor.1m S. C.
LookZ A Siithe Ina Tine.
Iives 1in11. InIgies' ''oIlIC (I)Ow im.
:rovkeel, tastev pien.sinan11t.) nktinearlh
41.r-Ing 8m111 Fuall prevents Chill", 1 n' gk
ml .\ialariad Fevers:. Acds on the lvr
oIIiw ll) the sy t B.lefter. than Q111.
lile. Guisiritetl. ry it. At lmg..
1-t s. g"00. ail $1.00 bott les.
may121 f98.
J. II AVNxs4WOLtTJI, C. E. IOniNSON,
. . IA3Kn t, Pickens, S. C.
HI ayines wor'th,Parki'er & R 1biiisoir,
Attorneyn3*-at1-Law,%
Pickons C. It., - - Solith Catrolina
Praetice I3 aill Copurts4. Attenii to ali
J11.211n14.43 pro'0mp33t.Iy. tr.
|W-AMoIUy to 1on1.
[VY M. MAULDIN,
A ttorney at, Law.
Pickens.S, C,
PrIact ice i aill the Cour-m.
Offico Ovor Earle'8 Ii D Storo.
SOUTHERN RAILWA.J
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DR. J. P. CARLIsLE,
-DENT18ST,
Gro
Oflico over Addis
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J C. FITZOGEilA: ,'A
*l et. Green)vill C over
A ddisoC,, lrug So
All work gonrm .
tion.
Thousands lIave Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
low To Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set
tling indicates an
t unhealthy condi
tion of the kid
neys; if it stains
your Ilnen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
"" tho back is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
I of the urinary passage. It corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$1. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery
and a book that tells
more about it, both sent
absolutely free by mail,
address Dr. Kilmer & tomo or swiamp-noot.
Co.,.Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.,
~L
-CREAT- BARCAIN
C-0-0-0-0-0
FURS8,
'OI.LAimn:
fI.AD)IES :uul GENTS ilES
ff?'Como oneC cotm al\.
N. A. JENNINGS,
11?( M[ain1 sireet, Gi reenivillo, S. C.
I IU 1l9.
D)EA [4ER ]N
2ash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring,
Ceiling, and Weathierboard
ing, Moulding, of all
kinds. Lcather and
Rubber Belting
together
With all kinds < f
ENGINE AND PIPE FIT TINGS.
Aliso En~gin andUI~ Cyindor Oil at
lowest, prics5.
Boi led for pa'inetaing, and1( While
ILead of' Best Quanlily.
Givo us a triatl hefore buying
elsewhere.
B. E. CRANDY,
P'ickenis S. C.
O)flico and Wa reh onso neatr D~o
poqt
.50 YFEARG'
EXPERIENCE
fiint''.
406'4 . f-ter at,
('lit Ire. i h1 sir itrf liieit.
er'ecIlar toffee, I. m nt, chaureo, hii theo
$cientfc Retnrican.
onr: rour moths 1:, f I. Sot bsil noledie,.4
MUJNN &CO.3o'nroawy New York
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