The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, August 15, 1901, Image 3
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or son(1 us your job work.
(ood work assured.
-Dr. W. F. Austin will bo in Easley
August 20th and 21st.
-Mrs. M. F. Hestor and daughter,
K-1te, are very sick this week.
--Our circulation is no buncombe.
Advertisers will get valuo received.
-Don't forgot that school opens in
Piekens fieist MNond ty inl S .itoiber.
-'Protracted meetings will bogin Sun
day at Prater's and Eion churches.
-1ah11u3 Stewart, residing on Jerro
Loolier's plantation, is sick with fever.
---T. Osear Algood is ono of the ex
port watornellon growers of the county.
-Subscribo NOW for Ti.: Joumnsu,
and got the BEST papor in the county.
_-Moetings atre in progress this week
at Potor's Creek, Grilin and Six Mile
churches.
-See notice tostockholders of Liberty
Co'tou Mills refoernce increase of -api
tol stuck.
-Diod, near Six Mile on the 25th,
lit., Il'r1ri1on, youngest son of Rev. W.
P. Holland.
-.4. If. Mvdlin, of the western see
tionl of the coity, atd alnost. his entire
family have been down with fever.
--e~v, J. E. Foster closed, oil last
Sunday the imotimg which hlts bon in
progress at Secon-i. There were several
acOM8l0ns.
-Tu, JOURNAL is the BEST and most
readable paper in Pickens countv. Tt is
also the mo(st widely circulation, TIS1
IS A FACT.
-A. K. Park inl Greenvillo has put
the kuifo to prices in the wash goods de
portmllonit. Road what le has1- to say in
another Colum11n.
--\Wo have only just begun the in
priovement of Tin. JoURNAi,. Wait until
w., got all (ho kinks out, then you will
so) where we aleo "at.'
-ThE JouNx.Ar is now equippod with
0111 Of the best job ohliens ill uppor Sout.h
Carolitia. Romember this when in need
of anything in that line.
--Lost, near Tabor church, Tucslay,
July 30th, a pair of stel framodi, nickel
plated spetaleos. Finder will please leave
at this ollico and got reward. td.
--Rev. J. 11. Wilson illled (le pulpit
at the Methodist claurch Sunday Inorn
ing aund at Bethlechemn in thle afterntoon
ofa the ''into dlay, preaching to attentive
TownshipiJ Singing Asso
oeati.. meet withI Enion Bap~tist
chu rlc o Sunday August '25th El'very
body il invited to com111 anid bing plen
ty of' onig hooks and well filled baske'ts.
-T1weunty-six iiew subscr'ibers ini the
last t'a( w weks is indient ive of the fact that,
the p.'oplel knowv a good thing when they
10o0 it. Comeo, good people, 'we will
eerifully r'ece~ive0 y'our name~i--and dol
laris too.
-Thie Old Folks Singing Associat ion
will me(et with Slhady Ghrove Baptist
chur'ch. All are invited t) como11 and
br'ing well titled b~askots. Or c'orres
p~ondent f'ailed to meintion the dato of
the 1m1(etin~g.
-Mrs. Abbio Mor0g:m1, olest member
of (iapnI H di tchi, died at heri home
nearI Crow Creek church on thio 2d inst.,
ago.I ab1)out 90 years.', an~d was b urijed at
(Gap It ill Sit ilahy, 4Ith iinst. She was
one of the fi'st miembelrs of (Gapj lIIi
-Th'i e Younag Mben 's (histi-mn Associa
Ii mn will hold11 its next meeting 'Sumliy,
18thl iinst. , at th 111 Baptist (3hurebcl oh 4
O (clock p. mi. Ladh-its ate inv'ited, andi
not only inivite'd, but urged to attend. A
ful attendance is desired. Theb program i
wvill be interesting.
--The third Quar'ter'ly Conference of
11he ickens ci'enit, wias held at Bethie.
hemt t'at.iird(ay 1afterniioon. Pres'id ing El
.der Wilsonx prioachoid min ablei sermnon in
thie moirning antd ini thme afteinoon the
Coiiferonce b~usi ness wasu~ at tended to.
'Tho(.1attenIldance was good.
---The c'ounit~y summoii(r school0 for this
county illh ho hui.ll at the Ealey Acad.
enmy anud will oplOn lirst Moniday ini ep.
tenmber to1 eoniitino two'( wcokii. Expoe
rience~d lonidnletor's and( toehors' wvill as
sist nud110r the( direotion of the Stato
Superinitenxdent of h'ilucationi.
-To''( adver'tsor's who wanjt their audver-.
tisieents read b~y the larigest numbiihn
of r'eiader's,wo ill aiy withxout a part icle of
femar of' c'ontriadict iin that. T[nnm JToFnNAiI
lhas the lar'gost ('irenlahition by nearly
doub~le of ainy paper iii Pickens county.
Oiur books arO 0openi for inspection.
Th'ie dedicatory seric'es of the Baptist
chur.chi iat this placee will bhold( next
Sunday at 11 o'clock, anid the sor'vie'
wilt ha protracted fr'om thai. damy to 0(on
will pr'ob~ay 1)0 assisto.l by siome 0one,
but at this timne it is not knownt who,
-The1 Board' or Trustecs of Pickenm
echo'ol met Monday and elected l ias .Ala
r'1io olger second1( assistarh t. Mi iss Maic
H4wani was 51 som e m ago (ciaetOd first as
beeni made ini the buildinig and the out.
look for the 'oimgltf school0 year11 which,
a fi ret Moandriy ini Sjeptember ii
- -ig.
Piclkensi County Shigog Con
met with Praator'as Greek el'alra
)hi and( 1li. A ,full Hlipljy o0
nd( professors' iii music wa
hose with thu sin gel's and del
ending givo Vome01( excelhoni
lie cr'owd was lrge end wvell
Th'le c'onvenltiioni adjourned~i
afternoon about 41 o'clock. Il
satisfactory meeting.
ul at the r'esidloucc of La..,y
.et Pacem .nundim(ay. August the lith
1901, Mr. Jas. M. Porter to Miss Hattih
P~aco in theo.pres('5(ee of ai host of friend
and relatives. Afster ,tlige Vmarriago coroO
iiiony tko byid.o rend gqouni and jAttendts
woro led into the dinning-r'ooi ?g))c1r
uthe table was indleu with mnany ggr
,thiings which his good lady knowv hon
to fix to make a hungry or sick man fee
good. Mi. F. Hfoster in hisa usual politu
rmann~ernformedo thno naramono.
ROBERTSON.- BOWEN.
The rost interesting sociatl event of
this season to Pickons peopl transpired
on the.12th inst.,at the beautiful home of
Hou. and Mirs. W. T. Bowenl, (ollatta
two Inilos elist of Pickens, whena their
daughter, Miss Mary Ioul, wias married
to Mr. Benjamin F. Robertson, of cltem.
son College. Tite cremony wias fixed
for 3 o'clock inl tho ifteioon and immno
diatoly uponl the iliia lionement of tho
hour the assembled gueists gathored into
the Spjctols parlor whioh was tastefully
embollishied with beuittiful flowers anod
pot planiti belitting tho occasion, the
ro'nn being comifort;ibly llted with
friends of tuio bride atnd groom. Dr. A.
J. S. Thoina, thi uliciating minister,
took his l)ositioI at the enid of the rootn
facing the main (entrance' followed by the
bride and groom who took poitionts fam
ing the minister.
Tho ceremony was short bilt impress
ive, clharacteristic of the iimplo Iarrtmgo
servico.
After the services friends extended
their cotigratulations and best wishes to
th happy Couple and aill repairdil to the
dining rooms ilnd lawn where delicious
refreshnen ti wore served.
Tho brido wetti .ownett in white, trim.
m1ed with point do sprit, thlie siml)io Vot
blalitifuIl costuJme being el'ective und'at.
trac-tive.
At ..1:30 the bridal party boarded the
train amidst showers of rice, atad linger
ing farewe'lls idlicative of ithe esteemaa in
which theso vouing people laro iheld iatid
the hiappiness wishoed for thei ill their
journey through life. Their tour will
extend throngh Asheville nld other
mountain resorts, after which they will
bo tat home to their friends itt Clemson
College.
lHandsome and useful preients from1
friends at home and from the distalco at
tested th genutiio popularity of the
brido and groom. The brido is the
youngest, diaghter of lli. Iid Mrs. W.
T. Bowen, itid is it young wolliall of
graco and atcomplislhments. The groom
is the second soin of Mr. Thos. L. Robb
ertson. one of the most substaniial citi
rins of this county, and is a young man
of promise. The union of thetso two
honiored families is an event inl wihich o.
latives alld friends alike join i learty
congratulations.
F.ollowing woro the guests presnlit:
Misses Ora ald lBossie Smithi, Beltona
M isses Lula Casey and 11irinio Farmuor,
Piercetowin, Miss Hester Wyattt, Ceitral
Miss Henrietta B1farton, ( Greenvillo,
Messis. McDoionald, Dlniel and IIoiry,
Cloison Collge, ' Mr. and i\lrs. Wade
O'Doll, Mr. and1 Mr.s. W. '. O'Doll and
family, J. A. Allgood, Liberty; 'Mr. anld
Mrs. T. II. Gassaway, Mr. Gloudlouich,
Mis,, Natrcissa Claytoni, Mrs. T. Lt.
Robertson anid famiily, Pratersi; Miss
Grace McDaniel, Mrs. 'Beta T. McDaiiol,
Misses Bowen, Miss Hollingsworth,
Pickens; Misses Lida Bowen, Matnio
llallentiie, Easley; Miss Annio Nin
mons, Alexander; J. E. Parsons mi
family, 13. A. Allgootls Pickens; Fraink
Williams, Easloy; II. 1L. Clayton, iMiscss
Janie an(] Watt, Clayton, C(entral; Miss
Olga Major, Piedmont; Maj. (c. W.
Bowen, Miss Nattin Bowen, L. 0., Ivy
.\. and T. J. Mauldit, Piekens.
PE1 RSONAL.
J. P. Carey i9 it Tate Spings, Tenn.
Dr. I. F. Simith las gone to Tate
Spings, Tenn.
JTameis Burine, of Atintai, is viisitinig
JTohn King was at weicomne visdito to
Pickens !ast F'ridaiy.
Miss iNIaggie Miller, of Georgia, is
visiting r'elativ'es at Meet.
G1. 3h. Liynch, of Sunlny D~ale, was it
isitor' at Pic'ken s M~onaday.
Miss Almaa Smith, of Burdine, S. C.,
is visitiang Nli~S Stoll Newber'y.
Mrs2. WV. L. Jon~kinas has returne12d fromn
a visit to rela~tives' i Greenv'ille.
Statec Suiperintenident of Educat01ion J.
J. McMahnan wits ini Pickens Monday.
Mirs. E. E. M~oore of Andersoni, visited
the fiamily of C. E. Robison this week.
JTohni Harisi, briother' of T. D). H~arris,
wvas over fromt Gr'onville a1 few (days algo.
Miss Stehi lla'aris hats gone to North
Carolina for a shiort v'isit amuong fien'ds.
Mliss Ni arie H. AIliel of Chi~aleston'
is att the Ambler hotuse for the summtier'.
Miss Etta Boggs, of Easley, is visiting
relaitives5 and2 friends in Pickens this
]D. J. anid Th'los. H112ano, of Pied.
monlit, were in Pickenas last TIhurttsday and1(
JTay' Smithi w'as at visitor' in 1Pi('kenls
last Saturt'hay. Heo was ia guest of P resle'y
Mel aniel.
Rev. IL. IL. Tuabhlie., of Starr, S. C.,
was v-isiting tihl fatmily of A. E. Kelley
last week.
buit nowt (of Cialhotil, was here the lattter'
parllt of las5t week.
Misses Or'phey and11 Leirline Looper', ofi
Lynchburag, Via., ar10 visitinig theirt
graind-fatthier, JTerro' Looper.
Solicitor Blogga wa'is at loiiea Path
last Thniisday aind tiadressed ita age
crowd at the Friendshaip picnic iat thait
lhace.
J. TP. Sinogltn nndt~ son, of W~ialha,
wereO in Piekens last Fritday andl S'aiur
daly. Tlhiey woroi guests iat the rosidoece
of Maj. J. M. ,Stowart.
Andly Br'amloht left Iast week for Mitcon,
Gai., whiere hit entters CJollegei for tihl si~n
dy o~f short hiatuad ari 'ouis otlier im-)
por'tiat br'aniches of edaicationi.
WV. Hi. Chinyman, one0 of Liberty's
mo~st suc(esf uil mean(is1t was ini Piak
enis M\oniday. Mr'. Chnapmtan is al ways a
welcom)ie v'isitorto our(lii bor'ough.
NIliss Lidt l Folger oh' Etsley, afte r a
mocst pleasnti v'isiit i Pickeiis alt tihe
home oif J1. Ii. Newhwiry iand other' r'la
tives returned('a hiomei a fewt dlays~ sinace.
John Sinigletoni of F"orsythe coutiay,
(Ga., Iandi ,Jlames 'T. Singltoni, oIf WialIhati
ha, werel( oin a visit. Io their briothaer Nhr.
Miles $inigltoni itt Looper1 last Siunday.
Wialter' Glinm, of (reenvtillhe, is over
to enjoy a week's vaattion froma hiis duat
tics as5 (lerk in t hat uap to-tdate mlor'eatil o
housel5 of ,Johna T.~ Woodsahide & (Co. Wath
ter hue ,luaniy ielat ives andi( friends lhere
who aret iatways pleased to groeot haim.
LET'TERt LdS't'.
The followintg is it list (of let tis ':
maining iln thel postofilco at thiis p lae andiz
unoalled for for the montht eniding Ju lly
31st:
R. L. Anderson, Ge~orgo D)orsey, MIiss
Gira Fing, Cornehj Finch, iss Sia io
Smlb Miss Thnokie Trotter, Ifoinryliaun
t'r, .JohnA Oloorgo,
- Personis calling for Uho abhoyo will
ploti)se say a Advertisej."
Iliry 1L. Sh~uatek of ShielIm -g, Iowe..
iwas enlred of a s tomach touble wi th
wh iich hie had beaen i hllii fl o meas by
four m box4 (if Chambran'.h tomiacht ad
1.1ot 'r~ Idhlts. lic hmad prevIonlely trIed
elans w1tlig'aL gel/p. p'or' sale bay G, W,
Ealo
EASLEY.
Dr. R. F. Sipith is recronting at Tato
spring.', Tronin.
W. N. Folger, of Spartanburg, was in
town this week.
Mrs. M. C. Briggs is visiting friends
and relativos ill Greenville.
Miss Olivo Williams, of Greoenville,
was Ia visitor at A. (i. Wyatt.'s Friday.
Mliss Iattio Wyatt, of Ceiral, is vis
iting at the home of Dr. C. N. Wyatt.
A. 0. Folger. of (reenville, visited
his mlother., Airm. L. C. Folger., 81unda.
Dr. Ola Cobb, of the U. S. army, is a
guest at the home of laj. 1.). 1. n
ley.
Nessrs. John L. How1 .ei (.1 . H.
Hamilton, of Norris, visited tilie;r pl.
rents 8unlay.
'Nlr. antl 1Irs. J. E. Ivers, of Jackson
villo, Fil., a'e sponding th iiiiInr at,
the Easioy Hotel.
3is. C. L. Hllbingsworth and daugh
ter, .\Miss Auri, wero giuests of Mis. I.
F. Smith Sunday.
.\y. aid MIrs. WMn. Stewart are guests
it the1 101110 of .\is. Stewart'a mother,
Alr's. L. C. Folger.
Miisses l'ida 1lagood, Viola Illilion
and ;hn( .\le.\IltI Ieav'o WedniesdaIy
for Chick Springs.
Till) friends of J. E. F Polger will be
pleased to ler1111 of is silteady rcovory
from anit atlak of fever,
Foster Wyatt and family of O(onev
counlty, visited lelative's and frivils inl4
town Sunday and Monday.
Mr. aild .rs. John (G. Wyatt and Mr.
and Mrs. .11. W. Ford, of (Greenville,
visited W. W. Ford on Simday.
Hum11or ham it that wedldingr bells, coll- 5
firminog the mi1ptilsr of two, of Ea,1sley's<
pu)0 lari1 younhg people will soon ring.
.isso'; Aurie and11 J essio Smith, of
.l30ltonl, anld Henrietta irtonl, of T.Iy- 4
lor's, visited Miss 31ay Mirtill Satcuay.
E. F. AllgoodI. of F qultity, ai
tow it lIonday. 31rl. Allgoor I rerts
erolp.4 h being fairiy goodi 11nii -tlon.
Mlisses Edla a111d l ,(elil l'rown, ami
.\attie I )ouglls, of (1;reevilvd le, visited at.
the h~omei of .. .11. hnl atWk
t~l) 10111. 1' A.It..1laiailto~i liit week.
L. K. Coun :d A. M. Hatwkins are
giuests of Uncl Sam iat 1ort. Royal. No
doubt tiles two youn Ig men will make
good suilors and help to liaitlain11 the
reputation of the Aiericii lilvy.
Mir. and Mis. It. F. Shlor have re
tirned from Pensaoula, Fla., where they 1
visited Alts. Shorm's sister. They wor (
ac3omnIleiid homue. iby Miiss Kate lere,
of ( aitiesville, (Ga., Who is paying a vis
it to friends in Liberty and Easiley.
I'. W. W. Fo'd mal family attendol '
the reliomionl of the Ford family last Bat
urday at the old Ford homesteal lear
Eqility. Tho gatherilg was full of
Pleasure to till 1-he participilts. Forty
three persons colAjtittutd thlis; happy,
faiy1i13 gathering.
A FAMILY EItUNION.
The old homestaitd of ()ir highly .
revored friend, AIr. lbliry Wil:uns wis
the 01en0 of a hlppy family runioi lt
last Thursday, August 1st. ceeordiing
to ple'iols :rritngements entirelv nl
known to him, mem111ber5s of his family
began to gatler early that morning, each
bringing ia liiavily 1den basket.
The pleasaitly surprised ol gentle. 1
1111111 received thoeim all -witl in of joy
and hearty greeCtings.' Notwithstanig4
the r~oses of nintety four summtiler's have1'
bloomed and11 the boary') frosts of as many11
winters hlave failen durinig his life, h'e
still enIjoyS tile pre3sene of friends andu
take's an1 activo pa1rt ill the duties and
pleaiseuires utsual~ to men01.
It is at rem11akablle fact that one1 his
age shoculd be so enldowV.ed with strenigth
of mind and1( body as ihe.
1 lis seat ill the1 church('l at Peter's C'reek1
is reiely ever' vacan;lt, and sautdly wo'uld ho
be mtis5ed by his fellow memberl~s and11
long aund use1.ful lifte1 l'' is frequenly impart11
ced to other's inl word1's of., kintd aidvice. ]to I
is t rue and phiin sp)okenl, 3ver1 hioniest
and( abi ove aill julst anld upirighti. 111 lms I
onehunr( 1 andldi(3 t1111 n descendants11( of ch ilId
renl, gr'and-chiuldren and great grandt- I
children.
On thus special 'ocasslin .hiere were'
pre'sent: Mr[l. 11nd1 Mrs.W. N. Hunghes,i\1r.
and31 i l's. T.1. IL. Ihughes anil two child1)
ren, Mr. P. II. JonesI, two) lister and 111
brotht 15, Mr. anid Mrs Emnory .Jones and
loiht children91. Mr'. and Mr's. ,J. S. Wil
11i1ams: ld two cihildreni, MrI. muil i'tirs.
T. IL. W\il liims anld inlo ch11ldren;1 Mr.
II. JT. Williams and six ch1ildren, '. .
L. Wat soin amid chil, MrFi. and '\Iris. K.
L. Litndsaiy 1and1 tw ch 3 idren, Mr'. Wi.
indsey' and11 \hlr. and N\lrs. A. 1LIsey.
lieshis thes~e retlat ives presentt were:i1
ReOv. J. E. Fostei' J. E. Speatgle, W.~T G.
liatson, Jamlnes Finley, Chlar'les TVio and
Mr. and Mlrs. (1. WV. Nicols.
At 1noon1 the c3ontts of time laske'ts
we're rjlead on1 spotless cloths onl the
gr'een grass9. beneazth tile alged maetieJ~t
wahmitt trees w~ihu grow in the yardt,
and a bounitifl feast8 was served b y thle
good ladies of 11he party). Not ani un-i
pleasan1lt. 11ote to jar 1the ha:1 mony1~ of the
daiy am1( all wer happ llily because~. we feit
hat we were'( mattkmg ofthots 5o, esp)eial- i
ly' our11 htonored host.
Trulyii' it wals a gilo: *ous. day! '\Tlay it
he0 typical of t~uiat great day' wheon we all
may mee31t ariounid our1 Father's thrllone.
May this dealr oli serv'1aat of (God live
maniy more3 ii1 su hiday<, (3ach gr'owing
brlighiter and1( brighlter utiml, wheni the1
sunt of is life has1 set 'and pil gr'inmatg is
over1, he( sha1l1 wait, ju st inIside (lieo heatt i
fuil guate for th Iove iones h1o. hasiit let,
md1( greeting them11 wih glor'iotis hllehe
.l1 Is, all 8shal1 jo)in ill shou.ts of praise8 and)
happmess105 1as with tihe rod(eomed0( holsti
111ey gaithe' ariounid thle mierey seat anld
" Crown Ifiml Lord of All." Jf. E. F".
A CARD) OF: TBlANKS.
peop)ile (of Pickens for tIheir heoarly ap-)
prIioval anod enidorsemeint. of me for thie
ollice oif Atlifror' (of ick(ens co) uty to)
fiili e uneIx pired teorm ('aused0) by tile
death of' (1ur fiend~ and1 brotheri, Samnol
for thle ni 10 1o 1 sum1contributted for1 my3 8)er--1
vices ait his bedsid) o duirin1g his ite fata
ine iss. Respe1c(t fiully,
E.]osi:i K'ierrni.
.\ Car'e forl Chiole rua iifantoinu. <
'f'ti Ma3111,'' says' Co ltis lIiaker*, oIt I
II)Ookwdlteri, ()hio, "an1 i'ifant child1) oIf
our1 nieighbors' wa~s suiimi i from cthoter'a
Chamber'la3(i' ,ig,(411 Chlef a 'aigol'o-u- I
rOtin em~day to\V '1he hon gi, jteli of
Ihemrctfelt Sur Cli to dtt g., it~ifIIar.
accoringf lilidire11i1nL. (iI two.( dao
(hne the hh] tolgftlly recvered, and.
UHEA > .lRATEIS via SOUTHERN Rw
l'oe'isvilatal M' iCUlmN
Accotunt TrienIIia. JConulavo Knligi
'eliplar, ollisvillo ky, Aug, 27- 3tl
th outhenil Itwy, annItu11ceSrae
me first clasm fare for the roti,1d tri
or ihldividllls anid still lower rate:bra,
4l>:n is inl unliforin,) tenl or- Inore onl ou
livke. I).D te. of -,alo Aug, 21 to 28, it
Alusive, final luinit Bet), 2rd. 1901. 11
1epositng lit-kett wvith F. C. Donakt
Jimid Agent, liouisvillu, inl persmon, b
uin .\l, 28 and Sept, 2nd, and pa13
nwat. f"i of 5 ait, ti1m of ( poslt it
Ixit 1usi011 f lion ia ti init utiti Sep 18, ea
iw obhanettd.
('ixcixx~rr .li4 ll:-eg.lNy.
Avcount1" AnIalIII - ( -onlvenitionl, N 1
iollil B' ptist A sso iint i)I l(olorei), (;i,
'autatih, 0., Se-pt I It(h, to 1"41h, Southlor
R w y annilounces rates4 of onet first-u-las
are1. for the round trip froin aill point
;in i(4 lines to Cincinnati and returu
bltes of SIle Sep 1th, 1Mit, and Ic ii
!,,i iaimit Sep 20th, 1901,
Cb,1-Vt.EIxo, 0, .%-%1 Rti-rous
Account Amnna Ncampmnt G. A. i
Z. Cleveland, 0., 8q) 10---1901, Soutl
rn 1 w'.y ;n 1nu)o1I(le ext r'elly low 101111
ip rliteS from ll ioI)ilts oil Its liiIeS I
'leveland 0, anld revturn-,
Follmowing ri nod (rip rates from point
nilleld: Anderson, 821.65, Caini , $22,
of: Charleston, 82.5.10; Cohunbia, $22,
: Grmenville, , 20,60; Spata nburg $19.
5, it d corresponily low rattes frol
tiler pollts. Da1tes of Sales Sp 7th, t
Ithl., anchtlsive, good to return Ilaving
lvehul nlot, later than iniinight Se]
5t h, 1901. By depositing tlcke4ts wit!
ojilt Ag ;It at Cleveland, on or beflr
2 noon Sep 15th and payment of feo c
0 c nt tii 1ne of deposit, il xteinsio
lial linit to aind inludlt(ing( Oct, 8th
918, in1ay e 0 senred.
For detailed information Call o n Or a
Ie lilly agent Southern Raulway (I
m24i'.1
W. 1. l'ior: A.G. P. A.
Atlailta, (;l.
Ciu~ Rxes ro Nnvo~sV.\.
Oi :wc'.ount of (the Inewfwing1 of, ih
ojnctenated orer. of Ilo0 b10t, Not
olk, Va., Wy.9th-13th, 191, Soutiwr'l
hailway will sell rio'uni trip ickets tI
rlk)i1-, V... and iturn lt rate of on
rclass frll for the round tliip fro
H li ' (m i ilt.hitions n its in
aIhts ofIsale Septmcher 7h1 ant d 81t
11d limit " ept. 1,51h iluic sive.
otI' herni l0tilway best Hinlo to Norfolh
lroligh SlIeping Car'S, Hiotel Dillii
'ars.
*-'or deftailedifrntot At ae
hed Iles, et. cal l any agtu of thi
mithern 14 ilway. W. 11. Taylor,
Se) A1. .11. A., Atlanta, Ga.
441 .TA TA IT'I' i T l-,l.1, '.
If that ini1rror. yom-s shows a wretehevt
ill( \\w c4npv'x-onl, a .i:'l nl cl bu (
N h 11,('( lwi s :li t blotei s oil the( -skil
s lier t~mbl; bu, D. King's New
r tie Pl'l nvilela thf liveri plriify t
hn , il clar 1 kin4 , itho.v cieiks, riel
o'NIleion . 12 nly 2->w a.11, 11t011, & h'1 r1101 1
y<rgstor-e,
A nui br of tho chul rches ar
'losil, for- tle s11t))11r, but it iv
)e!Lit ohI.seve~({ that it. is ncyer to
l)t for1 sata111 to) do business rigl
0Iong ait the bII Stand, but it i
robible that hie Is or 1accuston
d111 tio eat.-Bigstoni Held.ltoWtl
.iU)l lidl.O )T O 'E 1141 1(11( 0)i1 1 t14
P01 ae~ilill nl, t O.\N l ighZ\t, )i
F~1k~1140'.,141 COTS NOillhNy(Gtt
(1h4, oh-Hunte,11I 441 deel2sented canlser pe
4n'hn l 1 . tIll. lil4Mor bl'o [ I'el tn
lroine 11 ing 'lenivel erupb:,tin-:, iehin
iol inteh ,sreluuh un hra
maths 813r eles, prsit nt 1 p'iJmpls, ati
m18-,~ Swellin 11 re' 1 Hli(I ,8~( fr sorferd
Bhny 0lancing' ( foting )4l opain );lul ot'
4111j.3:4 o lan i 1:100: l hu II. 1' S. l' ma
s[ally in1 ti' al, Wn44I thoitu.o bl
ronbe , g4~'le thoinaeiaiabove, rcoivi
ing, 'by 2)00r inr carbnlle, hco
)ihA rhnf tia:uene, ld. oir
IIs
Ii
n
A Pale Face
Is a prominent syiptonl or vitiated
blood. If covered wltb pimples. the
evidence le,completo. It's naturoes
S vayof warning you ofyourcondition.
Johnston's
SaranparIIla
lver lra'lo rectifylW W1 isortiere jo
the blood slight of severe of log
ktanditg or rcent origin. It thirty
eara record guaranteos its efficaoy.
old everywh re. Price 81.00 per Nil
D quart bottle. Prepared only by
MIC1I0AN D1R1U1 COMPANY,
Detroit, Miet.
oI r Sale Iby ;. W Etrle,
PIEi)MONT ASSOCI1AT1ION.
I'hto Piedmont Raptisit. Associatiott met.
with .Enioiiti hurchAutgust 1st, the0 ses. Men
Rion con tinilling hlioglh.1W the Sa1bath
following. The ut ilntroIuctolrV sermon
Walli preached by Rev 11. C. I ILdd0ck, of
Liberty: A-. W. ]IIniges of IVasly waii
eleted Moderator an11d ,1oshuail Jilileol),
Secretary. Reports oi the var'iiols mill).
jects weri0 regililrly peseni ted aid diK
posed of. Among tho visittors wero Rev. Th
A. P). ;Thamesoll of the Coioli Maxwoll
Orphianige. I'rof Petormon 1of the North
Tiigervillo ligh Hehool which is undor
the dilrveciol of the North(reenvilloAsso
ciation, W. WV. Koy4,of the Haptist Cour
ior, adRvE. (". .11atnesl Prestident, of
( Irenville lilinale College allI.of Whom P i
11 ma1de excelilout, addressesm. A bounltifull
1) dinnerl was1 Spread oil 811u1:tN, to Which
e everybody .W.. imvit ed. Lamg'o Crow( A
it attended al) the meet-ings4 m11l it, Wats ait
p.last, and pro*litale [neotin.
Clonbe lan Clie Ci>1eal niDiar- Al
rhgwola Romedy h %s.a.w1rb widh. n-pila- Al
toml for its enr14 .k-. cis u i i .
ple:I-enit :ii .afe 10 . L . 0,r :le y1
Washington, A tig. 3.--Secretary ,
at~o said today that tlie Diirkee If
Claillm :.or svvolty -ine in illiols over,
agaiinst thle govIml 1.lent is fradil- s
ANNOUNClXUI:NT1S.
V 1M- T. Melhainll- im hereboy mm11oun-l
eld asit a aildidate for cottoin w'eigher
for PicknLs tolwnship, suiet. Ut tl
acio o te otrsofsadtownship :1at 1
the election to be, held Satilrday, August
17, 1901.
J. 1). Ho0(lde is, hereby1 ann-111ounced04 a1S.a
caUdidite for VottonIll weigher for Picvlwis
0 towshi )p, sibject to the ai tion of the
vot(rs of said towns.4hip at, the ele(tioL to
S be behl Saturday, August 17, 11901.
VALLEY VIEW TEXAS.
Pr1otracntedtI1114 meeingsI hav been 1(7 i pro
j) grss8 hiere liior W tw weekI'ls 11111 weS hiop
lastiing gotodt111 has beau donel. ( iood
raLinsi havo~ (c1mo1 Iand farml~ers arI imow10
ing the weeds111 iand suu flowers and ruish
i..ing the plos.H
d Th le reuntiion at.( 1ain11svill e Iasted thriee
1, day13s; it was La grat timo for thos)e old(
(onfedeate~lt veterans1 of TexaXus. Theyl 13
- deOspafted~ ba~rhieLeed beef withlon , cor
gfoindI. TLhIe hait wouLild inireiiI us ith \
Ii *iixie"ocsonl ,nk sfl
beLitter1.
Smmtor10 J1. WV. ]Railey's hom11e is hiere,
1 110 maI~do 11s a spch'i which added to the i
7 inte'rest (If th day, whh'.iifI
S The 1new (counitry3 re(cen1t.hy opene1(d up i 'I.
by thle govrerm ieii1js 71' mllilles to Wthe
'on. We aI lady 11u1ve 180 aicres of Toxas
land, pLenSity oft st((ck andI. tools andll mlilchl -
(cows7 and1 do( niot~ (care to go ilto' thil Lt.
Wi It~ r:.is, S. A. .il unt , at mlember of
died Hinc 117olur last meeS(tin1g. Th'lereforeI ,arl
l Ho it Resolved, by this Quam~rter'ly (Con -
e ference, now iniIsess5ioni, 1, Thait wo~* d1- for1
11101(e the( 10os (If (1n1e of our b est members(11,W) i
I 1a1so 1.1b( (otil1ty huIts list aI fa ithi jij e liiy
110 binig Count~y Aud itor, but we believ -
ourii loss is hlis eternalil gaini, thereforei1 we
submnit to the( will of (loll.
Rook he0 iiscibed to) his mleilnorLy, and11 r
-thiai aI copy of these resolulltionis ll iin,-tr- 2
I) niishied the1 bi14Ierleved fiily and1 alSo hol
t Advoate.1. 1,. 1).msl'auti.S,an
0 .. i. uonss, (
- ) itu ite
- it u tll v. M. . A.fLlilL5 S.C
W in.:n11 I:.i , '1I5 he (rent I tlIer, 110 ing 4 aw
Pinc 111 f I Peace ha1ll7.I, in funi11 A lll-wis 1
11rother,'lIiL IH. Arthu 7.7unt. dThi erefor
R hallsloved.' Thtwld ah1l onti
tuin heV.M C. A. jofs Iie niek.('
as adaybibrerin he mynt fl the' '[choo
L .n \1. mC.A is loN asa ath
I ta 't wor i m11mber ofl~by Au body. th We on
'Jy~ an I to ou peopl. J.S leoiImthe ~int thej~l
RSolm That wie to~ombi:r hisiberae a
(amilyo'rd heartfelit8 pryesan sm Lcai
patis and \V nunend O them1 [ttoiOl~ care thih
od keepm jof "Hoi who doeth all wee
thins wel." ld ti
tions be I~sread( upon thjx Miutof the W.o
Ass1 ftpiechu (it9 one sollt lo th, Yegy tr.
Call eep .t fo Teoal o, t senir
pt it Chi~ure, SunayiAuus, 81,. ier
RRMING IM
Grain DriHll
Disc Plows
Hay Rakes
Chilled Plo
Hill Side P]
In fact anything you want i
ts, and the prices are right,
Big Lot Fruit Jars
(et our Prices b
e Heath-Bruc
IRK'S CUT I
Grand Round Ip in tlo \
1 Colored Muslins1, 1 nwis anid I
doos nla, pay lu) to carry overi
I 1IC iil seasotl whilo you1 11
1 1,2 anld 15 cents Sumilmer (Goo
10 cents goods r-odneed to 7 cor
mIld 8 (wints goods reduced to 5 C<
lies 15 cents Undervests at. M C
g!lll Vest at ;> eents.
I ofl' l o u, c uet are oin he14
low priceB will do tIho work, A d
[ie good blargains ill ]'imliroid4eri
A. K .
West Endl
T-: W. WiITI.:.
W H ITr- E
We hainile a
knon i th in h.:o Am -
- 24 /"li444 N 41 . l (ii& .\ N4 I 444 44j*
-on for irad1,
Ire havo1 i j(st. i y fult..
f'ow mlorI, S'4l A\' 1 lTS (t
lIr stock (4f (roceries4 is to .p4)
o hao ju.1lst, recoi ved I barr11ol of
or 3 l'or 25i> eents; (:heap1 as8 bncoi
ry ou r (Gol den lI od(1R Itated Colli
S conts1. N ice (Green (i'lli'e E, S,
ticket Molasses, l lou r, ]Rice, J t
>ro)wI.
t.n''1 forgot ils wvheni yotu havo
~ens, E'ggs, ligeswax\, (inuseng, 8
Yours truly13,
Pi Ck enis,
>AY 801100l4 Ct Nyss~'I'( ).
S4.aturdy, August, :01, the4 Ieli4i4nt
utendent141. of' 'Six Milo Sunday
I, Wml. I larper, 1 had 'rrangedA 144'r
41 (celebato by1 411I pre'vioully sem14i
I. 40 un4 ab ofi 44'(I inlvitations4 to neoigh
sohools)4.' An ex(,eInt pr1ogram,
ran11ged4. 't'houlgh rain1 thireatenied
mon41IIn g am441 the( oarly part of t~he
as8 4pnito 41 unfavorable for 44uch1 an1
4)n, besit ii g~oly nulmber from4
410n e cool, t following schools01,
epresenited: Keowo(o, M io Creek,
~r ao son4g and4 p)rayer, 141d by3 hlyo.
'. H~olland1(, the) 4 lupeinltendet in-.
asd lrothIer J. L. Clox whoI( made14 0
>ther.' very fino athlrl(ess e..ro also4
red by ll(ev. MI Rood1, o~f Ohd
144, and (Capt1, M. E. Steele'I, rpre44
g the Roowen( HuI444y Schiool.
.')4ises4I(4( wor interspersed('4I wih ini
olg soi:gs byV t~lb visiting schiools,.
ho c10os of theOse (exercti4{en whichI
inijoyabile II throgin4:, ?10 0.4chools4
rned4. to t10he eutiinl grounids
(d the (church41 and4.,1U1l bas8(ELtI143 dinrN
dIad by th44 hidijes. tFrom1 observa- I
one0 woul1d (4ono(IndeI4 t hat this par4t N
I ro4gram1 1~ 44~ 35 wasjoye qi te a1s
as4 any4 (1the.r (etu~L1r'. N
''rythinig lI444k(ed off ph04an4tly and I
41b*1 muVchl good was4 44ootu44plished4.,N
0 addlresses~4 wor14e fullI of? instI 140t ivo 1
hIt. and4 ca~~lulatod~ to enoura11go aoll
40ard1 thom4 to greater eflort in thJo
work to which theoyrefrrd-1uain-|
h0 yo41ug ini a kno(wld1ge oif to,
and4 ( p)ointmlg them~l tol(i hist .,
11h in (due( to thlO (4arnost 40,\bria of a
,J. ('. ~OtroLt gaIve a short44 istor~ y in
MIJilo'chlurch~ which was4 mst44ructiv4
terestina. Hi-m(Amno. .
404
LINE
* 19
PLEMENTS
WS5
ows, Etc.
n the way of Farming Imple
; Just Received I
-fore you buy.
e-Morrow Co.
PRICE SALE!
Fash (G'oods Dopartment.
)imlit les Sacrificed.
.ro(s4 to next, season, so I CUT
mld t ho good s.
Is redneced to 10 cents.
itS.
ni ts.
ents. Splendid va-luo.
SACRIFICEI C'01INTER.
) not, intend to carry a singlo pair
II, Laces, Velvet Ribbons, ote.
PARK,1e~C
Greenviloe, S. C.
Wib E. WHIITE.
2C O.
D G>RANTITE
p wvork.
.in A (Ji,'A n 8, o.
Oed .-.
mltoi of Fresh~I 'I'urntip Seed fromk
hI rendl for, 2.5v~ eets, or One dozenl
reaid andi overy spool is warranted
t CIIlEA J>.
hirge, fat M ACIK 'RE~L; 10 cents
me. 15 centsI. a pound, or 2 pounds
and( 10 poundls for $1.00.
10on, I aard, Sugair, both grahulatedi
aniyfhing U to selIl in the line of
tar Grass, anid Grubl Root.
BRRO S.,
S. C.
HI 1KENS RAILROAD
Tl'inlE T'AlLE No. 2.
Und own.dead Up.
No. 10- STI A T'O.NS. .No. 9.
Alixd. Mixed.
(1:41 a m l.f v .TN. Piel A.2:r.. .. pmf i
(.:15 a in......*i g son's..:45 p) m
0:55 ai i.....* arson's....2:30 p mn
1:(00 a in..........A iaa.is....2:25 p mi
I 15 a .......'Attlii's......2:20 p) m
I I1 m.....A t I'dyL3 Jv...2:15 p ml
ixe. ' Mixed.
I:00 y m~ a...L . Piekcen.4 A r.. :40 p II
.60)5 P m...... *ergson'.....66:0 p m1
6:15 P m......I 'Parson1.... ...615 p ni
(- p ...........Aiaii's.......:10 p mn
i(:25 y m.....*Ma ldi's.....:05 1p mf
.:-10 y m...A r Esle~y Lv...:00 p mn
Al\ Irainas daily excepit Sunday.
No, 0) (oinnects with Southernl RathaCy
o. 33
N. '1(onneer(:s with Southern. Railway
No. 12 (onnteits wvith S3outhrn Rtailway
No.. 11 Conntieci. wyithi Souitherni Rallway
gg-FJor il any rtoiLon apply to
J1. T1. TAYLOR,
Geoneral Manager.
I. w4 i ply to .1. 1i. Newvbery, Probate
io of 'i .keimi (olnty, on the 22d day
Au an, 1 ~ , for' a finatl settjement of
0 etatte of Thniothiy O'Urien, and aisk
be disiiaI1 n 3 .Own ito.