The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, April 11, 1901, Image 3
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Locat and Personal.
-Apply for board at It. A. Bowen's.
Terma., reasonable.
-A pply for board (at 'Mrs. Lathem'.
Terms reawonable.
-Seo 110 ice re spec1~ing rep Iirs of iron
bridge ow r Keowee river.
--somaething ought to be Ion towiarJ
clOalling 111) and beatifying tho ceietery.
-S -o citatiin notic of the estate of
the lIte J. T. Yoimgblood elsewhero in
this3 issue.
-ih-ln Fii(1, of Ilh Tweve "Mile e
tioln, itored the Graded Schko )I here
last week.
-See adverliement of Spring Millin.
cry by Mlrs. Lathuto. Sio can suit you
il the latest :tyle.
--See ad( vert iseinit of Craig Irothers
in this imsnze. s: o them for tiniely prices
and tonlely 'ade. See Iliei.
--B1. F. Po sons and W . 1[. Amibler,
two of the huta-allling clerks it the "lii
Stow," paid Iiiborty at visit Snilday.
--o. . 11. Medd filled Iisit reg
iltir appoin'mnt at 1this pliae last Sab
bath. Gbood congregations were in at
tendancen.
-Malirs. 'E'm ii I Maijrs and Mirs. R. P.
Hamilton left, Pickens on the 5lh ins'.,
for a;n extendted visit to friords aind rela
tiv's inl (reeiville.
-Rev. I. E. Poster filed his regular
appointmen~lt at Hveon'a L-:t Sanldav and
the Satird .y I efore. ( toi;d con,-r_-regationse
aLtended both scivicez.
-Peopl- who go it clurch cughit t
6w carteful to sen III their i:gs atre lI it
at, h~mw. '.They diistract aitt:'ntion anld
are altogetler uinwelcomie.
-The Big St nt wants your Irle., ilit
gentlemen in large of this imintl
nterprise :.re courtus aand are amsisted
by at cor's of aconniaaothaiatiing erail
-Tlhl Coiuty loard of Cn'iission
Ors will alect on Sat ;ud:ay, April 2tth, to
transat any business thia may be
boight to Aia- attent:on of the .1o rd.
--S I. Adverti:emeta of Charles and
MacIC tyer, Gio.-nvilb, ba'h-s in holst s,
inntes, hanless, huggles un111d wagosa.
Mea them wh:i you %utilt a -;iol outfit.
--J. E. Parol 5 wlho for ever:ra woeks
has bi ai nitluillcig a hand it Ellijay,
G.*., is at lome (Liaberty) for :a short
re.s. I Ie w. ill ret . ia .a. Lear a few days r I
cuipeationi.
-~~Jani, 'wwberyv ii.hant stan of Mr'.
and Mar eri Keith, dihal ait their
haoiie - 'i thle .1lbh inast., of
lpne 'itti m lnts, ai wi a
hr *. dany at 0. ltenily
a at fw wi ioni to aay ini thi*
e'd to a fresh Iin aof oletganat
ads lhe has *jut received. We
at, .i adera~s ta milalo his worads aid
ie. . Ithat city cail itad see haiam tad
beo prolitoe Liahereby.
wiated- ini liatll. (Ga., oan the 'eba'iga
taf ape, was arresteid Sat ib n at'aigiat by
Lewis P'owell anid loadgedl ini jail Sunayi.
Thei autoh I rtaes at . latwell- were tot'e
to (Georgia. lie we'nit withoumt reqiii
lion.
-LIet. the paeall arime in their' ight~l
niud putt ilown alil har-roomapis, wit-thir
runaa by Statec or amdaividuaaal. I)ispenasaary
wh'lisky is ats udamnin ag iaa el'eta ats i aaek
aile and hats no morec light, att''onaig to
mioal lawu I> ba Ia ohl. --\'hyv t<t yt
transitgress5 thin iawi of (intod s by yll ur tali
-Mlists ary' I ):ag~aul, d~aughaltr taf
llev . R. R. I a gitaIl, a-1a stadea, at 'hea
last. Watednedaay to apenead a whailea with
her faily Iu. Aht is Iagnaal I hats b eena in.
dispos aed ftori sev'en-d waeks, aml ' come
hitame fnr a shota rVt . M'ma is iaccomala
ii edl by haer ('oulsina, M is~tat'u ('tx.
---liev'. B. it. I )aaa'll prilat'Ian-d to a
lull houaase atl 'luTelve al ile cin Suniday,'
and hilletd his appoaaint atitl tat Pi.'a-kn i
thet (eening~, praeae'hing ian inaterestina
andtlcai nhuisiaast ic sermotn . A I I Twelvet
lile a Saililay Salb-atl wa's or-glaniz/ed
supiij erinaItndat.
---Lits TI. iohmisona, te sixltaen 1l iln
ahl hty~ whoi tiaeedI te medictal col'|
Iltra' .ar ago l~ , l:a5 juttl gasiutied It,-om
saaid college with h onaoatas, :nata jaaaaw tat
homane wah I hasiisa 'ant, ~Alri. andat aIirt.
*Joahn A. IRoblinason, taf l'ilasl-y. IIlurraah
for' LeiO TI~imt sho itws wu hiat Pickens
('tyi 1 toys cani tdo wha-am hey h..va' t
pushi andit vima. Weaa prai'te for yiu a
-It''r teaaat acammoation oaa f toste adI
niriag to attamil ta ( ir'einvihll strata' fair
tlteJ Pjikens raliiromial ru an tn era
traini to l'insley aln Frai hay, ht:aavintg P'i'k.
ens ait. 41:2(0 at. ma., mat iret urninag on r'eya
lair schedlat. 'Tna aoaund tipl wtill co'tal
50) 'ent~s. i'This wall be tdtnat proa~idead
twot y porsaonis will sigif y thtea a ilen.
I ton oaf tatking atdvattaga (a'f Ithe toier.
-Mrs. Sallie Ch'Iaana (lied at ha a
home Il in Lthaty oin Stndaay zighit, Ithe
7th ist., in the 7-Ilh yaratt of a agte.
Slat wtast a conaaist'a lt uunha. tat tli
Mtoistfii ahurch ad gavie tevidaee oa]
bemg u re'ad~y 101' te ('all. Shen ltava - sov
ainans wtem latil' 'est itn Iuamaah biar.
yinag gr'omaitt 'winag aay.
-Thaa tins wuith theo
at' >: . I). Sta
.insona~ai, ( Il'rk, E~ is
I). teph'en'si hasi chlariga
*' intw, R~i4 blaart Stewari'tItbat
a o1 iai Ce ta, liHrrtica iamlidIasta
I oo .mtd A. Ji. Welba 'ri hat tchargat of
E aloy, Liberty amail I atasi'le I. Let Iter
aidadrssetd toa thi.'s genitlemiien tat. Iihe
aavo addalresases wdl ri' ve'i' pr-omput at
tentin. Sendh t le'ies to tatam baefori'a go
Iing to tahe troaublte atnad expeansn aof visit
m tg Ithem on bausines'hs, lad theaiy will aan.
JOHN TYLER YOUNGBLOOD.
It is proper t.hat his pastoi
should say a word in regard to tho
life and chara.cter of Brotber
Youngblood, who had been agreat
sufferior from his youth. The All
Wiso Father put the cup of afilic
tion to his lips anl(d ho drank it
withotit a murniur, evory draught
sweetenod with the grace of resig
nation. Through all the vicil8i
t.ildes of painful suffering lit
p1lIckod alid fod upon the goldei
fruit of joy. His faith never failed
though his botiv was lame and
faitering through suffering, bit
his heart wias great and ftill of love
11nd his soul was at perfect aIthlle,<
and con(ltuere1 ill overy moira ai(
religious battlo. Alllieted but
neiover dspo)Ident, he always Ind(
a smilo mnd words of che.'r for all.
Ope, fee-earedand frank, Ila
never sispecte I uany one, his heart
was too full of love. His lito was
indolti a "livin g epistle known and
rIeil of all Ime'n."7 and they all
loved him. A halo of relig iouis
Mid l moral light. nvelo pod" hi-S
whole life, wi(1) tho sunshine of
Charity, and its blessed ilfluence
wilh forever dwell in the hearts of
hiS il-V 1rethr1 an y d f' r h I e(d. No
richer Ieane,-y Could havin been loft
to his w.i(lo. and cildien. Ilis
firith was firmly fixed in the over
ruling providence of GOd anlid ho0
ai lways ateted as olne who folt sure
that "All things workedl togethIei
for good to thom who Iove Godl."
lit.grity of litf is fntn 's ih st
frienld
Which only after doath can crown
the end.
for such is tho crown tit those
who know him bost place upon his
life.
1HESOLUTIOS OF RESPECTA'.
Whereos, on A pril 2i<1, 1901,
aol, in His wisdom romoved from
our midst, ()lur- brothor, John Tyler
\o igblood, one who was estoonii
oid, honored anld loved for Iis
Christ-lk <in1alities, onle alway.s
reiady and anxious to do anything
tIf promote [.the calls of o ur MIstor'
thforeo he it,
liRsolvel, 1st, '1hat inl (Ile deathIi
of our brother, Seconia cltiureb has
istaine(d inl irrapm'arble loss, that
thongl we fool grioved and sorrow -
ful over Ii-s b eing takon away, we
huimbly bow inl submision to
Godl, who in His infinito lovo and
Ine'rey \ loeth all thinlgs Well.
'1 Vso-lvd, 2nd, That wo should
hear tho rieinmbraie of his noblo,
init-hful conlsecrated life.
'solved, ' i'<, 'Ihat wo extond
io onr blrollwir's strickenl faimlily
our deope I .y Im I athiy,an(1 comilelnd
Sieiln to God who will bo a 1usbingn
to the wvidlmv and( a father to the
Iliesolved , - lh, l'h at we inuscriibe
a 'mge in our 1nnute hook to his
meo ory and~ that it copy cf thest
resolutions hie sont1 to his blereatved
J. I i. (I. McDaiol,
D) A . Al goodl,
~J. T. ,ooper
Committeo
CANIl)llI' PA RDONED).
N'.w O rleanis, La:., Apili 5.-A\
few months atgo C. H-. Canudler
first colusinl f GJov. Caniler, of
Geo rgia, hill ted do wni C. 1E P'ratt,
a young b usi nes a n of B ionvill r
pmlish, andl~ shot im to death on
ihe 1illi si reet, of A rea'ia.
Piut was literally blowni to
pii ecs, Candler01 Cimt yi3 ng bothF~ bar
relis ot his shot gmn int(o him. As
thie zimiigleil corpl.o lay at his~ fool
(Cndh-r to'd hi i mnot i vo in k lingii,
lie y (ung ellow. "'lie betrayell
myi dautght'.r,"' ho Sa'di. "'I learnued
of it. t wo~ day~ts ago.. I sI orched f or
him dayi anYtid 3igh t, 1 coul not
rest whlioli e wats alive. Now I am
(Candler surrendered, and was
boiund ov*er to wait, (lie action of
ho11 gl'a 31(1 )ihy, oi '. acI ylimi ia l bond,
When he was t riod by a jury lie
wats s'litetiCe(I. to twventy.fui
oVveni this slhght pulnishmbn, lhas
bieen wiped oil the offiiatl score
aginst him. GJoy. W. W. Ihoard
fi Louitisiana~ having issued(. himii t
I 'rat (1, the yottng miian who was
kil led, luid been visitinig MIiss Cain
di'r for sonio t im preenlin g tile
shoot ing. Thei' giril wasi in love
wiuti himl, andi after' ho hud wrong
1d hieir, coince lcl his3 guilt until it
was p issihb. to hid~O it ino lonlger.
Thie mioment13 Calndleri heard'i thel
na0me of hier hotra'lyer lie (:arted
oiut on IPrat.l's tr'a il, and on ly stop.
le l wheni lie had accomlijshied his
revenlg. .ll contends1(1 that. lie
wonl repeat thie act if lhe had thi'
same31' situiat ioll to Ii ve over.
- In repenl.;e to tho enll hlerelofore i
siie 1, einblowh) youngi: peoplod assomible I
aii the 3lethod)is.t church lat. Sundaduy af'.
leiinooni and0 took thei prliinarl~ty stepE
towaruud thei orgaiziatio of11 at 13 oungi
A\ temporaryiii organiiization wVas' e'i eled
andi~ conuniiitt(e(s appo1)iinted to) prfet fur
-\Vie ghidly 1'wel.ome1 Mir. d1o'm i F.
Craig iamlong tima 1)-ine-is menO~ oft \Val
inalIa. I1o closed out. hiis geiieral mer-t'
ehinudiso bass1 iness hero la4Lt 1)oeembei
andt moiived (o Soinaca ti enter' inito parW
I enershiup with hisi brothior, Mr*. Li. C.
C.raig, of tha it plaoo, an. I hat-u hoen ther<
'4in1e (liat ~i mo. 11Ietecded to returi n tc
IWalnhlai owvr andc is now op ing
up( a new tok of genuertl meichiandse it
(lie build'ngt 41 thie c rn.-r (f Ma Il
by3 Nirs. E, ; Cidwoth's mlillin Iry
storo. Mr. ('~~~I it a lever youtng marf
anid at toul (- t'(Lyv to bassiiiness. We
bospeak for~ 'a liber-al shatre of th<
....0. . ....ai K or.w.. Coi-i.- .
TABLE MOUNTAIN DOTS.
I hIlave not Seen anythiig fo
somo timo from this part. of G(od't
moral vinoyard, and want, yol
readers to iar froin us. E ve.
thing is flourish iig, tle only drav
back being tliat tho farmrnrs hiav,
bought too oneli guill) with th<
expectation of raising ten cent cot.
tonl. 1 do Inot tlink thiat they wil
get more than11i S1venq Ce.tIts.
I Pouches are not killiet'd here, w
are expecting a goo I SuIpply of
friuit--appls a11 re Inot sulliciontlj
advanced to I)be liirt yet.
\Well, Mr. Editor, nuake us i
visit, when you c11an, you Will find
us a k ind-hen rtedIw-a biding,God
1-11arlpe ple and wo walit, fil
tuhir t.) ho ill oirl midst.
Toll oveiry bodly wlo cn to Conic
and bring shovels, pielo. and hlovE
aHrld hel11p us Work th public roadi
as they re inl had condition gener
ailly, aind we neced all1 tho het pNw<
call get. .1. A1. 11.
SIx AIILE St'NDAY SCIIOOIL
EASTE'll SEtVICE.
ast Su11y1, inl id.al lay, W1
(lne 4 long to be rimembed at Siy
Mile,tlio occa sion being t l a) l'stei
StirViCes planined for that day. Al
ilterosting prograin was i'rialigod
an(d cui red Olit. with t ho I miiiOS|
preeiiion. An address of w elcomnt.
w'a1s <telivered by ir. J. W. ('ox
He was oltowed by , esponrive
1Heripture reading a111nd Icitiil ions
by v''Iu.g girls an1d boysin-r
8per3sed with inusic by a trained
cIIi r. lhe lservic.s lastel b1) tiu
two hoursalnd were coillplete in al
re p e C t .
Everybody apeared to liave it
pleasant day arid ali passed o' qi
(4lly anld inliprossively. Six M ihe
enijoy-s th ldvantage )If a largi
at11l prosper-lus- Sunday sehl it1, bW
ing cnriollid 120 mcmihers. Sweech.
es4 wore, ImIade by lion. C E. lEi4 -
insol, invite.1 for the occasiol.
Rwv. 1-1. C. Athinson made aui im.
promptu address. Aluich is duio t<
tle Pfort of th 11 wvoitiy StupIrin.
t(endnllii , NIr'. Wmr. Iarper and hhi.
-T. c. itiobinson - t ii asch rg
of the sullbscr iptill rii1 acconni
hooks of Journ :il \We Cannot. s:I
jiust how mll uchl lonig.'r ie will kve
lli.RYAiANER'S CEBRA
TIO )N.
On a cco onut of tire aibv)e 01 n
siol. Sont LerI i'hu1; Ii av lI mtnOiCe
le)tto, and injterme111diate po.ints it
North Carolin, T111till' and Sa
varmah"Il andl interimediato pois it
Suth C-arol in Ito A ugtt, GI . m:.
returni for uone first el's;P (arte lit
gte t iecets), and for mi lit ry momi
paiest andi br:., hadts , noiforn
Ticke'ts will lbe )old A pril :.0 f<
26 i ncluisiv and11( for' Irairns inebed
ulied to arriv a0t A irgusta pro t<
Iliti oft AprrIl 27thi, good to ret ura
unt ii April 2 )th, 1901.
Fos dtiledlii(~ii ep(~ I infain as 01
Ii anry agh rt of the~ Sou tern I Raii
Meh7 41 WV. HL. Talyh '.
Assistt~ G. P. A .
Atiaii1, (Ia
Thie Wo)main andm thetU Dg.
Thle womil a rid tile dog hai v
attractedi the uottentionof ai ILa
achuiiisi tis prea~ icr posses~inIrg thi
I Ic ias tarken a sort of dotg coiinu
and dclaries thatn thre wome e)111
Ihistoti their time' nturs'ing35"0
dogs w ile thr~ree ties that n)i ut
atrer~ iaksn icare ofj in Nowt~ Yoie~ri
to be' gieatly initeresteod in1 chity
rwformazuti ose. Insteadi (i of tain e i
he a dlog thanii an infabut.
uit , on beh1alfI 01 wVomianh oid ini
g'meirail, ai contempl~or'ary remari~tks
kniown I th litmiother fetlinig are' t<
are' not enroughr deg-lovinig, chii
nitgl ecI ng women'i in this lind t<
call for' a. sermon i. A fewCt fools1 d<
not ma11ko spoeiOs. Mr. 1( l'addioot
senlsaltiorial Irmarks w illoneni
create a Upan11IC inl the nuIrst'ry, fo i
Whih jis1, perhaps, th li .e.t vie
to taiko of it.-A tlantan Consititui
JIlS Sii()ls.-NOT iIlS 1AT.
wie have s 'en in lany neCwspaperiC 1
i'triericei > t hie "Senaitor'il" con1)
10mjiriror ini followirig para'tgraph:
inig for Senattor AlilaurIii's shoet
here would be a muchel betrt'rpr
spiect fo'ri an able and( ins.'tructiv'
eniilpaiigni. 11'Te n ume (if peiopl
whio canl fili thie stnatoi's shoes i
ialmto.it C onitiess. Thre haitI les
Nteighbor, let ru riot, bie disage~r
al. T raisinig o1 qu~eition
abirut fee~ arid heaidsi many h , em
atiUs. Al hi e 1 (a-:l' idaites at
gom'e~i me, anyH 'ot ofi w01 homi w
IIONOR ROLL OF T1lh, G 'HA 1)
ED SICI1Li..
Foa t. scoaTiA C MONTIl OF .\. )(
N IN'rH GliA.\a,
lFlorenc Hendricks, 96.
Mattie Bow(-nl, 96, Ada Craig 9t
HoIster Curctoi, 91, lirandon TI a1
lor, 92, Adb G iI lhospie. 91, CoriII
N vtoi, 91, 'arrio Cor..toni, 11(
Ezarse, 90.
sE i N T l<11.| ..
\'s'ta Ash inat, 11. 1 l i'i 137
Brc Guse Bro 9, -1 lala \Vnn
o)IT, 91, Nellie ( owen ri Wtl 9I, l v,
Net, -ao.trigs.
W.1 i lli v laIuoin, 9 , L la \rbI
90.
F I F- I (;I ? A 1 . E.
Florido Cary) P'S, Ora MlcFall, 45
iclen Ta *ylor 197, John Young
blood 90, Chr1udo 'reeman 96, ''.v
IIarlo 92, Elisha Youn gb rw i , lo
Kato liestor A1.
A rli Wolhorn 95, 1 ick reemlal
I1 ThrI a Kinlch N1. Otts Keit
91, Johnl Caroy IN, BoL-Ssit. Mauldit
9o.
'01111o10 on \l-.j ( ~ I, II ''
Y:(r I I ,i n I li(1 r , r' 1 g j
Doug1las YoIgil 92 (ir , r e
p2.
I\ IMi (I U
9:, Hattie Kinch s):;, \'li cog
1o,'. Irari rl nster. 112.
-'l w liR I lT "I . b ; .
Ira'Jenkinls 91", lUorida K im-bi
9-1, Ann1ie. Keith 9t:", IEil''ab, i
Ma ary Lwis 92, Ge-or., PrincetEa B90
c are yet but an infant ;onn
(try. IlIraml Crook ( .If Ava, N.Y.
1is tEi last 1)nt o -1i (fl the wI W
1812. Hliramo nlisted in I S'I
when hie was on v .14., bat ver 1
NOTICE!
S o.Tl' '. (IF SM ** ill C\ 0 I).IN.\
N ICEtNr 01"I" 'nNs.l i:i i:
I llo0 ("unIt)l y Card ol'Co .mrol.
Iii I ii t, ( iving!_, be n untlo I II i
11" hi1it) ,ahI-d vs l~l l ill 111
' own ()f Coentral. inl CqntralI Towr1
1 , Iiat In o n y af, I IIn-,Ii
not 1l( is lI r-d iv t v I ti ( I tI II
ma r Mf tV w vo V ll ris (.f, C r
v~~ r vg
<Eslighact, o diepnary.
)f Cen t ra I f thc t!II nI t I I Iu
a for i, n l - 1r1s .o
in 3lay at i1 C o ' h . m. j. l
W , i' lie l. in ir an
J..EICix
Th Iose indebtIe to IThie.Juo
at once.TheIhaine musI'
I wil a ply to . 1. Newbor (
A Warm Winter
1-4 not a good tim 1 0 el
loavy shloes and heavy dry
goods. My pricos 0- It v
Shoes, Jeais, Finnel Out
-'ings, Wor01sted and 10ecavy
Dress Goods of ill kinds
I' ti he xt, 30 d vay will
ie so hot they will have to
Movo Out. Then Yon will
Want Plows*
PNow Stocks, Singlotirees,
and all kinds 4 plow goods
s l tt.* g Il. my pries bo
fore y~ou uk lswee
1I) a1 fVw clays1 you1 Will
want Grdonrls. Early
Corn (-ri4h1 Potatoes, etc.
I ZI YO I wit 'l J I -(1
I ift Iugt I - vi ry
th' lla r ( :,t I 8,7A1
Atkis Saws
Ii all kinds, :i1 kin i n i
and -(v g" ill Supplics. Comno
4 Pi('ki. us, S. C
91 'lloman.' Ph' r.e N 21.
Al SeO
ji; Jr W
ALL THE BEST VARIETIES.
LIGHT R AK2.8
- - s IIosEs vo
'THEfl GARDEN.
--Spanehs h.,vel1. and 'rk
T i -<n C L .1 i 11 I \\ . I I
h Don't orge
To see Our..
FURNITURE AND STOVES
)n' Sp ai in 21h - l I two
.) ing 1 .\0ahin t4 go cheap.u I ~i
)n(*t1 be1ar11 l t of \\., lu r ha
)t!4rs his servIice's (44o lhe
(''i inwrl l'ub Ilie for2uib
wI irk is ?3 11a1'al1te 'I wilen'I
* 11h( sup (eriSe I. I work. 1411
21 Is Ii o is 1112 uni (ien t ions, and34
Ithorou11ghne1Cs. .\ Iipess
t'ir or buibb-r will doI wvell
toI '4 hii before'414 cloing
S. 1B. MANN,
fV el nB1 l !
1ll4Vr ied and ,1li 11r5se I 2n1h del( (iv
\W. I'. II E I~l l( 'KS & 1( ().,
It r e tu~ vM (Ii 1.a . (n el4n*
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SenH i2 or 2a2nple (copy F RE E. . e1
VICTOR J. EVANS & CO.
Evans BuildIng, WASHINGTON. 0. C.
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an~ i~e u 'Ik of A abo an GI a'nite known to the trade
I p I(*1' h11u. t <i hiss woIkineni to fiiltui tho work.
b Vin 1'd 1i 1thIN ingL il our line a postal card to our address will
b 111 wi h I nX :111m e - os to votlr I->ine. We buy in oar
!ot. ,4, nd v l gm Ile II. v f4
ICN NIN('G (\ sECA L\ IT
Y"Ils for tro
W H IT E I4 CO.,
A N DEI)Is( )\, sOFI' CAROLINA.
At the Same "1d Stand,
WEST END, GREENVILLE
WITHl . .i\xi ANI i LINE
' new resa s m-- iI ii. \ . 1et p i , ad to
he - ihl it I h.- III.'% prif 'lwe t prc s n
T o m I 'i o u I.' rieref.-' ; :pp oi 1. . i ll' lvlw rj(( Il( N'l
it thi spri . i. ! wi in I ,-( 1 19 1 4k, I . i -' :111 tr 1. du1ings, w I
holig t(4 le : s i I a shIre o 1 r I I. Ie . I (14' 1o( (I ) har, (vey
l i I bil I v 4 .,( Iiet I I.\ E Y I4y I . I i Vt 4 ( want i
dn ~ ~ ; I I h d*4 I at1 lih, law! privcs;
!1 I V 1 4 i 4O04 411111 I'JUQi J 4Ii('-m go d i
I Ow I I I I11:0 fi it-A Wa4sz i iie ill J'oPcalf'44, eal ie4OH,lotIH,4
Iii I r ! ~ i at var ,iety of niew colors and styhSL , at
I .orluhaIl such an asslo tment for so
1!; v-141 M% ' ! h(enchin r cts. A good JI)t.
no nnowhenl yol want.L shoes. I -selIl
1I. no I uu rzun . I I ditS 811oes from $1. to
t a I' i' i ~ ,e i'
A. K. PARK,
\\'et Ii nGreenville, S. C.
-i Lar v --nblishment a F'irs
C! I 1 o r1 Sit )Vrvision of 1Wis
"c - - . Ir *Oxnorienlc
wa't' no :ve your hats made ih
thc lao Z. Ihm vin' V c-n have it done at
abou h or 9 J vvill also carry a com
pl i-n of Roc a mmme Hats at prices that
c nt be du ipnctd
he N beruunirels ityig for our fiv-e
n I-e a v 'o.1 i lo :rri ve. ( )ilr stock will
"1 - - 1q. It - - h
-I WIi t f i k.ti s, sch (ts D 1ois
Ih m . ' . 4l1.\ !ol< M owers Ile.
a he crvw Is e I ItrI Ispc sur st -ck 'am1( get oulr
aN,'-., 1orrow co.
to er Ow PrCOs,
"Id~ (.r. (4 L v . .icvS
The Blood
needs a
2 Spring
011 Cleaning
as much
as the house.
All the f:tinily need to fre the blood
nV11 the hmors that gather durin the
("00 r] f0 l1,11 (>rler 0 () keep the )ll Jti tj
t " sti 1Pth to t1he CntirC frauie ald dloublc
the peUres of Iife
. ~ ( to t
5h'' be;n tle senlanid I )I( cleanmiser for 30
youL. .Y)W u Ir p dn u.d it --our children
un ,i a ( bib5renI will Il(I nOthing(' better
f it, I nnuanc purp)(se. No other remnedy
col m o J~i~ue a bsottle titr the price-a
i/// (11a/! hI only on/ /ar.
I u n b hA t Iyorll i-hI wIhn so small an
ii nd *ure ull I o~pahs inmeh.t There is
nc ~ sIius -tho h1 I h v' a i itahms1Ge
the enune.Sohlby l ;h ins. adI only b~y
I (or Saile ,v I).' (G. W. 1' A1 1'.