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The People's Journa l'LliJiIrl.: wE'EiY, 1. 1. MA1J1)DIN, Editor. JCntorodt at the Post Ofilco at Pickens a mcconetdcla.ms maLttor. Silbscript loll, - 1.0) .1 Yea.11 uTtfl~l)SA Y. SICI'T. 1?. 1901. 'hll i Presidenit still lives and a w' go to preSS gi|vt3 hopefill Sign of rVCOVeIy'). .lle Stal(1s tl'e Orden so fir as the rild <uilestion i, ('On'Oilied, I lk hls 8 ollilty iS ill i desperate. condionl, but. tlie com lillS;iolleS will provg ceiall to th4 r Y . -. I .-,. Pickens couinty with a popuila tioli of ,; fit thi. Sillare lile Palik 28th ain o1g the forty coulintries o Sounth Carolina acco rd inlg to thl 'Ihe ohl soldiker...; thwillselves at ieeilliliuig to elipilhiasi/A tilt wis~doi iti lloi- fil f, a lloll O 1 i1iligelI VelO Il. I I I'vrs-illltiolls, thll lickv:s cotil. cotlt i Ilgellu lilaki thelir l-l. kno0wn. T'he irii% i/.ti~i 51Of a1 l ild ill I ekellh "C T IS Wtl -1z'ilIred fact . T lle I1111-11s ?-l n Vil1g illn R th .. fort inieill to I i't lil I 'led it tit tit l !;vlwtl 't ruatitli li vot, W illh co:ill ,i u lt h Ill-allty, g trilili--d tneli ' 110 11lhs: I ts S110 It W 'lll 11 it I e t IlN\h i.l I t0 'ix tlla! in t e v ilry.' u1f the ltext ttW lit v ye rs I ii \ill be tile t tile pi.- eV i\ied ini hilkein is will be i:.stalletd I I fou lh C dcev-lolut d . a ;id l';cki ns w I lilly h i* i~hiuiL stii !1: Li iiih ins irt . it-jn lili -t nzee I t d. 'e It h1a1U s res lQct orl th 'eel1i wh do. no Vilmsu. 1 I lnel t il It' I t1 it i li.ii lie tilar or -i' i,,n1 ". }ili 0 I v i4) ft',lI ' i t. S. t'l li it i' *1 ''I li e t l -t eO C1 il . t }t ilit i g t i li d tat I' h itsit Iii i litiit b lat - his i1'h1i1r t Il t t nied ig is j h i in e t ho n i u i Ilie ~ ~ :I lit110 ' misle ili ir 1111t: te!vis oIfIv 11 t, fn h. ofaii a nsI ofSot ('llaiitl }la xetj ine Iuct eade tha the educ liti tu e 1( iit ira.,.t us 3iO' a aI lt' Wvi o li h maithitia (ihi e'(j Ikrinight tuelt itle lIt youiil ht his weeh h Iiaiidlen i Lif hemlle iltrestInglm (gt . gi istie it l)c10ry " f Pielwel ' lty ifro the. early setlem'e o thsl seit thro'iiislof te waseriu d allids nh purs taen1t bill floe dh ran t j, h)ll (i ti ll.' ivit iis and fore ii wtIlh ias illy nI'etire i fo t r, yeo, nd a hacibeen hoande dhw 131 flor0ui iy word eiof liellts is1( tue bleeolie iheiter of inern (Jda aout s wha t hao may.eX~ Jyr stoelt f~ryleie- -iand bl number hs thalu hyithet undrY( t broughoutp the at- as grit~ hstaen hfom mltethol is ou prolint nti-itis and focedl) it tter forar thetreoetor trea menrt~ atnd rcpeat ion. \V hitethi roaeng his intensl helmets ali thilosopiallyb oiand reigned ISl; and th deivi~ou.t, hope ite~r w qu 1aitne iht h aybe IBptet of fairnesd toa hil ccuoedt phi witis ofal gicuonlilttand y byil accomplischdmentsi as wfi peservoc the Statevida tartus f< "Sparlanburg county will'appro. priato $5,000 f'ir an exhibit at tho Charleston exposi tion.-Newborry Observor. This is the proper spirit iln whichi a rich, progressive county should act, through her ropresenta ti ves, t o build up1 homle inter - ests. This amount of jadicious ad vertismig will bring immediato as well as continuod progress to ono of the iost thoroughly wide awako collities In tho Stato. Others ought to tako ip tho samne liio of advanced blusinzoss methods, espo. cially at this time of unlequillod op. 1'ortunity fori liberalrty with as. si1red profit s soon to be rualized, *: * * The whole colintry doplores the dastardly nt of the enuaking, inl siniuato g foreignor at 131111.lo last Fritay b)y which ho mnado effortf to take the hife oL President McKin I evy. Such work is the n4d 1 1 school of government. haters that seemp to be growi)ngM( year by year' ill number11)(1's and boiaiuisted venage'nei' :ga:inist the leads of 1vreIulies and luonneies alke. PrSiden1.I ein I ey personalh is a gi"oi uilIn and pol ~iil fIi' a1sat iien 8 w . has tll tl h cotntry. II 1 14 hi 's ais PresidnIt ho lhas "lonar hims-1lf til thet tioplt of Iltho r l'ited States irrsp ctve f ary. lat g. o r,, r I4, Ils dlatt by : IV a .I Inlto ou1ld nevr e ljustfit (I d all thie civilized worht hears of Isi tunt with the deopest regrets and v 1n4r,1i9 andmll lkpon his suier ings anlI ilt tvinpor15 ry JOSS (If Ik t h a' I' s thlt, chit f e li s el4'l(t this btlod ais a public cabim11ity. It* there is ally doubt s to th oft 1'tletiont'd assertion that Pickens ennut IIV1imakinlg raIpid stride's inl Subl *tnial develo)pmlent, let. the. dub ieu individal mnakei a personal re view.\ W tilt- to)Wns and', travel over the ('4unty1 with Is eyVes o)pen. Thell 1townls A: I lillilly. up1 with Smlall il dustries. andi largeone mw;t(o, that keepT all thlt people busy and pro vide employnent fur all willing wotrk;ers who walt to coie. I,.it th' lilarkabilE advancemlient---sur lri!,ing heialse it ias; beellgradial Ini quilt - lIms 1)11 milale on the i,1s wlero intelligolice has beeni direc ted towards thiel cnt itral ideas of making the farm a livinig pIlce andl a melans of pr'oli. So801ne ye'ars a lal of4) cotton1 per aerot wasl somlit thlinig extraordlinary antd a maitlelr comel toi real ize, thriouigh ex peri enceh tat, ultes~ lianlds ar1e 1br))lgli t, to) a 1highi state of Viult ition1 the jti'ilit, toatirti ill fariiiig (it'H noet miateiral izie, aind atll ar" gradalilly br1'igig their litns uito~li .4 pritit il ying ti , ttint reduco and Ortohl on th aisfied ithec rpgvn indt tiin of th possibcl 4liieset t ben henw1 of a eusl iing,1 ath n tiltrn1-r1 t ay i tconsr, norl I ant'llg of le eset'ials of agroiehure lit I if hi itt iiS o b et to i ('ke some) ii or his bo t n het)1 pi a)4.I blii or -e liotl toa 1 r 1 r.- . ttl V' tl I.m for muh t t--:p atin t tli m ) opltl tio: (li pro-iiiyeritliCjil a hov ie Cn it igeerit i ears 'lo when the pr1i O's. ition ofe vo4litry; ing s i aidwas el'pr'senteld nowg hid ave igs tht irees th ee ullpll oula i tsrnot uin Ii mden the211 greaItaonenWiencle thlt 0 rakload lis pnrve o i pi in~ all "f thetownshils voting o t~'ax.Te b airoadghat donlte rs, It hasS t) solditon ofl thepoduct of ithjer g l1unIt speially adbiO telCourt gles; i has speelCd Pedo the delivoryI 11 of mai ton remoe eytionso thf r- lpping frighty;Xby givinghPiccnsl er gootmilipetidtages with oGer ailroadc tos, i ha lcaued hel h~i mae themiprotiiBtal ahre tere w tako hep in drayae; by s din-. cre ased the valne of las, and i~ simi-lpr advantages accrue -While thn railroad wil'l iin a vr-y shorti while pay in, in idvaloremj taxes, for the benlefij of the po)lh, of the County en1oulgli to offst till that will Over be p.tid to build it and then will 02tiitlie to pay iid Ilaud lp Ihe cou n try, ilereaisinig tax2iblo yalues tld brilligin !g, roveajil. oilat will bo at consider-able factor inl mleoting the ordinary irunninag expelnses of COllinty govenment. TiH E N,: WSPA PiN t AS .\ 1!.00 1,. This is pro.bably- mlore true than. "All the world's a g', e I new'sj'i1pe' E itol'Is co l rti'1 i/.e just" what power. they oxert in1 shall ling l t tilotghlts ad :ICtioIls 4Of p eo i p le , Il )L i ' ii 11 1. it a li Ill e d i . u| a f11 Il l 111 l i t ,'(u r i il d, t 'Ills t lilt t wN:Y i s I I 3 111 t hr' Ill t 1ll I Nsl'.s of 1 a1l <itiestins whethelr political relig iolls or wlat 11"t. Tils writer I'e. nili er n ha. chttionl of i I tS1. hlow Ilie wotlld hla\ . 1nkedt ot I , v s i m I ply be:1-Ie ho hiad rIeI.a iliy oi[1 sIle of the It"air. NIoiI v I VIdkly, tok)o. Ik C u S :1 repr11o'ule t 1, ll t he who\ Ile nmI.It t r in I-) I Iu: If Co'u1se ill sueh cas.s it wOllld up ".v11 1 wh Vl w.1 NY Olw II ls deeleId to failuire,. It s.'emlis tlt'r that whzat N 0 need Muost of all is a 011r ap r \.tI wi ll u ;th 0 the1 t, hIl d l k IIs rvd r liht r by (-i I. ihI d t11, nt S ing t h toI. I ln 1 f pr0ill I I: It j1ourn*1al S. t h Ill li tItiit j1 c'st ionls Of (1le d ay. l'heaverg~e uan s nt ab.1 1 laIk IIore thain 11n' daily ain such it s h Ill It lli) 1 1 rt ,t I t 1n .1 Il iS1islj n r Iv t e Ir Ing 11to nIny v I homes At th ht d ofie I p Ill'en i tt t Ia mpe r S n th I ~! n I itIed .tt's I) I so Ilu v t . h 1-u Iit'nst m10n of (1ur1' cOiltry \ iat i trI ;I t it ld be to rIad Ilhe(irI best though ) t s IISt.ad opinI ins, 3ii litit' Tile State has its colu '' mil)IOpinl. ois '1f 4.t1hI'S." Whiel (ICeS 110t. go Tho, too, their is another fiold wh ielh is poorly worked. I tow many )aper1s inl tile solith giv it colm111111 veekly or dally to anl intelligenjit lisussion of the lilastepiecos Of I iteratUr1111ie? 'I'lniIIk what field i8 pen lil. to te daily or CountyN weekly ! Tik aga in, 01 1 l 'list mLilllher of children living away froii tihe towis ill Smith Cir1oliia Who, toil at Hit ii( p Orl froml-0 evarly morning till Iato ovemnIlg,' the 1onotony o4 whose life is brok oil by a trill to town Or by th0 ll Pi4e1e11iCO id, teir wkly papor con ings~ and IHappenini~gs"' at " iabibit Tra p,"' says abou)ht, Ja hke. and( MVary wh''io wen'ot to church~i Iast Sabbath gy .ut. co~lunt ry' edit ors sayl th is is aill thle alv('r1g4 Chii w'..ill reCal w'.ith initert'4, ini fact, tis is ahuut, all ho cani1 I~ applcate. Not so; this is all 11h4 mot,:t you oller' im Iirom4Ii "Ol).', yeit :4.''d inrg to1 his tast'), it and14 digestt it, w..ithi astoishinig Truly~ 1th4 newspapor1h4)1 is a school,1 \tlI V iditor 11.1'. teiachor. M r. prop.t umy1 t het ailways1 aid4. in l)ilat you''. knw how inuthis'iVtli itWtei iH .lielent rraase. .I I 1(iiig listi et' ,1'I' 'I3 I i the tonshe aii (t'1 appears t. I r~ Tusday 1('. amt i i y wihto thought f, su I i g p intii 1he Istote a iotinas1'terI andiiii t~hi gover'nmet. iier 'ig on' thiat cskoes' to the n al(*it delieryii 1 wi d neve ig to lit's ee hiiiowii a coutry dit (or wnhil such(1 aij gras on s largo aOt numberi fst uden igts might1( bgi'nc the cer~,11, olif a'c teaher Ft, why ntdvte' ~ A Cohanni gach week to hit (bmg ~ithI (g i wht i know Ito heI averag chib fof the nd o ingto 1umi nu Ode up of astraded ion urise ple,' thre distlet th10 e i ton, aco county, the State, (I the edt0'nd Statgie. Abcoumnllgiven up tioWlit eaur bginning4. withof the simpso elassie, If oo(d to istories,1 buso thom Sa be fo thiald of1( 1master Thuisi curs pof tinilstruictioni11 migt ingpts tho time oft ithei itor and tof tive Aoveuall this,1 hawvert just a Moe teache mutapthim selfit the worki ii tif 1tho( class room, t ho leito mustby al mans1 put in tamp far' orignlt and thr sonlity uponi4'u all intuon hat ir f h io journacijlit: ''Ioa hin' tome Ciig 11 fr tost hun NE m!o Saom Joni, who 1 has fau facu Lt of nhotg nthe mal'etw p1ilce or)( inothe am nc r e ,b t t h m . T a INP'El R i.'' .INI11T8ORLCAL FAOTS ron a IParticipant inl the Me dilevval Haitorv of Pick 011i 4'ouny.tv. I You1-y ]lot ice inl our histories col that. bill. I-'le i. SajidI of thle st h- gl w)est er11' f our St te. Proba. bly this is ocemiso it, was not set tied iunt il freul 113 to20 Y ears afte (J he sethvieno t of Cnariestoi. WhI is now(o (re-m;vilIlet, Anitderson, Ovonlte antid Pivensi counties was edltI. '. the (l i Cheiooke, I iiians, underl ti ir chiet, AttactiIlacuiIlia, uri to tilt' whIliteS Iml 17.77, as tily :ul rea bvel contuIeored ill Septem0be il , 1776 cor by t' . \\'I. ilim sni ill It (OSdep0 erae the bat t h. . I Nk0Wvt' or Koowve. ste 'I(It'teen or sixt- en lar before, the trou the t weii two grat..t 1) t ls w itl themn am i Ir e stehooe, li' first mo. by Co Mntgomet'l y, tlie setcold y . , i ut .eral he Io.: s.;ltitr.% either Itril r o an ,"rThe Noon a.er t.:e ar fOrmed two tis- Sw I Ile t I r 1 tI l I., it'w * v lei iilred by t t':Ji~s . i o02, ei i l n d f"t ieor en innte. iti oi tit t it .Jula I Ild., ko .1h11a10 froml \'ir- ing n . thou & G t h - ,t i t it 10alI levetion l t' li' 1.',0 t ..: :h tL w i sturts I- met t Ut t t e ustyi ! i mi cilo h courtst m 1)r l ' h..1111 t e .t i 179 1, it t ip. tlit' it1 tedl bY l n! it:. h a.l sp ak .) lal C tr lione' rs t d el te anid build it Ci 0o0t1ti hois, et1 1.v Gen. Andrew '" II kens, (o I h MIxwell, Ma. fi ir Joh Bowen andl Mr. John 1la1 EIS IhkI . They l.I t d and built ait 1 1 0 - P i'iek lIi 17i v g ot t he htr legisla- ilt turke enacted "That lt plaeo sl.1l1 Sta" antas he i n i hi law ats Pickens . ant ille trong Gii. .dw ckens." th The first oi vcis ro d in 1on. e in dt n idisti tct I'as nit April 3d, weI 17090. vrot I suppose ats soonl as Ihs. dis- 1 t'icts egiam Stue itly pouo0, n11 V ach1 o(e built i t hi(lolse.( I. a have not been able to get the dates foil Loft the building of the( court iouses tril: a0t G.r1en v:i lle andi Pendileton. It ta t wis through tt, kinde ofth t ofu thr miemlbers of le-gislatture ,(;l0 Sch Ol t Commissioner andy Clerk of Cou rti at, Anderson that I have gotten tho dates givea. be The lgislatture, in 1826 27, di- sh vided Pl'edlotonl into Plckenls and f ro, Aiidersoi n id ord0eried thatt the aiu tourt, shoild ho hield ait Anderson ( i i oi ttle :i Monday inl Alay, 1828, F Ce aid att Pickens oil Fudionay follow- oin Ing and it might he. hold for two p)li da ys, if 11ocessall lry. for The firstdoee reordid t Old ty Pickoent wag oil the 28th day of in October, .1828, by Clerk Wm. L . ri Koithi Hlo t .eld that l lit c f11r fa ofthe lin.e Jmst'i~~' 1, hlao, wh~ol holdejt it, unilr t ibent a aait n of tt diidedi a gintior ot'ernd l 'ons trli byi the fonstieiutoras ovto of no is -_ (188. Th le convita eifon i namdha tinusi onero s to giocatiland bildlyt -ahe ut h11 osetc. the xins. ar< Jats. E.tgo, aeh1.A-S bier,) M r a SLirs, r soe m<i lowe ti nd githe wrt iter ithres '111aCii the8 count1 se e pr.ticable We o- hu~' er o the ae seletedut te cho-t or sen tileoLowerearersthe cdnter of1de1 polationr. Geiln eat any tohf 11 ii mlita y) golIaver ordere onCIS 11e n stin or memberi u ws ofitelegisla-ae and~s Sliju fApiIS-he lOIl dfa. gieso as ho ~ivo tte newJoly deV2 folloed ic1. itis--th colre fmaen ti -ample 1imoC' be iicasit he(1i maiden 1' vodto rditve 1 e O fi~ oie my Alr grea.t surprie ,i oe tr eus nd le ted Mr.0 111T homSparsog tie eraii ill tet lSenat and~ the witer o ltizevry Jdhn byw oen to usti twnty he oould havm no excus: whe U" oaid the th0i wqalityxed adve a e mustJIj)c 1 sbit, ti iciolhls o l)Tiher1llis h legislature covndiJy id following. haemcrtfaewi ofii flectof yers ope tlour tat siv ywor eve b. An thaetiCek condiio gal agauii, tobeoeried1 H.un Pbypt po boy to100 ruloer msasiowar here conened.1 of hsawee ol ored~ o ha 1r nthoerno men and the Seaer', the osepnd 1 rwinte lio wa ocupieasd ~ ulmrest overy good by) from alen to twentyat coloredlwome. T ey, w~hoere~ groupl~l ictre ws the aombed o bothbrnce of the elatu . nrew nd .iisa' ceebit.Itissidtht Th C~eist wfligso he oer fourne| Muldind poISer iff I.. Pilpot, n herobatosmJudge HsD F.m Brd-agi westsideo Wlthe go lo cont ofha Pickenslwas theobirah-placea the n lattil Goerocvr and ear, the Josephl o. CrownO, on was d Pnl~ri eorgeistorictas the ated Picken and ols.~~l byrt SAndor- jg I oo Wefr the~ waih the ~nIn Tomen as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Cidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis irages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor and cheerfulness soon A disappear when the kid neys are out of order or diseased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it Is not uncommon for a child to be born afflicted with weak kid -- neys. If the child urin the. ales too often, if the ie scalds the flesh or if, when the child :hes an age when it should be able to trol the passage, it is yet afflicted with -wetting, depend upon it. the cause of difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first i should be towards - the treatment of ;e important organs. This unpleasant ble is due to a diseased condition of the icys and bladder and not to a habit as it people suppose. 1/emen as well as men are made mis )le with kidney and bladder trouble, both need the same great remedy. mild and the immediate effect of 3nmp-Root Is soon realized. It is sold druggists, in fifty- 'V1 and one dollar 0M.,M s. You may have a pie bottle by mail also pamphlet tell- HomO of Swauw.noot. all about it, including many of the sands of testimonial letters received sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer o., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and tion this paper. re was a fort built at seleca. lRainlsiy, itn his history, cidled 1inountins inl the ind(ianl counl a long tlie Stato line--A ppalach or 'iiaeayo mouintalais. II , lIed Some of the uilles of' plices orettly fromti what. wo do, i. (., nik, Socony, 'jsta o, Colorass, Dr. lamsey is the mani who -odc(Id vaccinationl ilnto tii s to, First It vacciinated his sol directly or iniltrectly, more n a thouisandl personis were Vau.. tted, he states. Iln 17()0 thero 'o over 900 deaths inl Charlestoni n1 sitiall-pox. n tile war of' I 1 to 1l)5, Pick couity seit a large IIIo nimber of ;allant 1m0n to the war as ever owed soldiering, and they conl muted Irgoly inl bitilding repu ons for Generals a11d Colonols Iiglh the east Side of Pickons nty, one Colonel anl that Into he -war. 'he counlty, as now fixed, hilas n very backward in edtication. has very few native graduates a collegos, OXCpt physicians, I tifay are all young meni, with exceptiens. I beliove I aill the aid olno 1111( the oldest living . We aro now very well sup Id with 3ung11 intivo teachurs ouri publllic Schools. Th'lis counl hits ralised Iaiv noble heroes I heroilnus w ho by induistry havo o(l linte families that coipare oral~hy ini mtorals :1nd( initellIi ICe with any section,. &\t' hava ore10~S~ sprigs alu well~' s god, cool wvateri than aniy coun i I k now. Many pe'oph, here . a iry W ilhiamis is 915 years old, uti and Ii vel',; :overalI personst ove 80 . Mr. .Jepthit Cra ne is and his mother only ( diedl afe nths1. aigo. \'e have a small quantity of very i lands oni the creeks an ivers t0 some(of it is too wet to cuilti 0, and( 8)0ue on whiebl lInhaf or more1 of (the crops aIre t'oyed'( byv freshlet s. Th'lese Ild, elleve, do not produace halfI as cht now as they didl twently years t is saidl the late dos.ieph ILooper I ot er 2100 descend~anlts att his itlh, quite0 a numbei Ir hbeing of thei Id g'enertilon. 'lie Cl:erokee Inian 11 n ao was nid into soliie t wetlty or mlore ies [and( ownedh a great dleal of d1 west and2( south of us ini Geor , Albamai antd Tonni~eon. n10 of (Jurl ri vers and~ creeks are ned2( fromt sme h o f1 thIioso >cs, as SaludaI, ( olen oy, East a 1Ke tw'j, Seniecat, T1ugalhoo, &c. hav omeO luOini up1111and(l, some) 11m1o2 and1 a groat deal nion-cul1 ttale from rocks, steepntess, &c., ec l e took rr (Iacin1g Verv OXp~Oin and1( tiotiblesomno. Thllis '2oun1 as alwatys been1 demIocraLtic in ties. Thel r'epuibl icans hariidly (o11er caida~i~ltes for oflico. r. Rodtgers and my self wore 1)sed ini I808 which showed0( r lock or inmbels to (lletX2 iow To siain Flesh ~ersons have been known to nl a poundla day by taking ounce of SCOTT'S EMUL ~N. it Is strange, but it oftenI ~pens, omehow the ounce produces pound, it seems to start the estive machinery going prop. 5, so that the patient is able ilgest and absorb his ordinary :1, which he could not do be. , and that IS the way the gain lade. E certain amount of flesh is essary for healthi if you have got it you can get it by ng xtcwifid itlt smeUisumme winterand ir you are thrIving upon nt stop bev. the waeggq wami MQTiajj'oi ~usia anything. My most active and talked of opponent was a colored preacher. A dividing lite between tho Savannah and Edisto on tne We8t and Baluda on the east passes through this county and you maly follow a divide westward to the MissiI river about Alemiphis, 'enn., crossing no branichi even between Churleston and that point. Wu.at T. Fin-i,in. For a bad taste in the mouth take CIlhmrlin's 8tomach1 and Liver Tab. lets. For salo by 0. W. Earle. A man ma1411y ownI a watch thalt is at good tiiekeepor, andI yot lie may not havo a good ium. Turnip Seed! ...NEW CROP... Fresih and RELIABLE GASS MlADES, FRUIT .IAR1s, I ELLY Ti'M A1i BL IRS, GOOD VINEGAR. 1U'cGY IIARNESS, 1 0.'l laAS, L'AP ROrs, SADDLE"s aild BIlZIDLK4'S. ROCK SA Ll' andlSTOo K F00 i> For Horses al( Cattie. Iff'TRY TH 18. A L07T STRAW IBATS, PANS and other Sminmner Goods To Go Power I' CIt E'HA P. lo 'SLre to See Ou- Line of, F 'IN'l'U l' , 8T(\'S, TRt' I' S, Valises, .lht li , Cet an d Hat ilLks, And at Lot Other V',el'ul Things. )Wer. 0T.' vii i( S. - oia uve. Addisoni-- Driug 8Store. All woik guirntiied to gjvp ga jisfn. ion. api8-97y. Seed! III stock; (-11o0i114 ) to sov fort m n rs. Better Sow a go1od patch inow. FRUIT JARS AND RUBBERS WiIIll ine ini handy forI htheI i next sixty dlays. P'lenty f'or all. is tandly tot havye, too. I : hne lots of it. I keep overything ini the Ge'neralI Merebhtnis( in te, and~ wvill suipply you 11s CHEAP if not CiIEAP1Ei thma anyonle else for th ine cflU lass of gtoods. I stoit it your- patrloni age. Y\ours truly, A. M. MOR RIS, Pickens, S. C fW"'Homoe 'Ph ohe N 2.1N feb1221 f Citation Notice. .tintlte. to ru' t) r*nilt imi i) I-'. 'f .\dini-. ltti no h 01t f a d o-.u e it O. l.inton, dI'.n( TtS:.aTummn.:.on.o ,.n landired itor s t itttl. o ls 1)lec3ate, thtit jtu t fI itt be tnol tp--:n- br it'. tint' . 1 ti 'mr 'k tfl Prtob I'-. t e 18.1 at Pltilmos., 1 jtou tt t'us wil ('. gin (. h(re'f 8. ., t ebn-k tin t ii'fogui~,n t '.1)w1 J.nM, if Ay tiwr hov, whyij i B ig oLet. 300 f S t. 1 ieti ~C, in u h year of or FaleSmb le et Sut mim oict n t s. Na l i a'olg fo ani8 nary ho f 1.n. ll I 11tale. o r JSateo Mn Mo',rlina aunre n ron, En* apr, ~~ a~ sn j A' Church Directory. eow1Ov we give the ntanes of vl..irets ptttors. and the Sundaysi ott witicht thyo.r worship, tat far we hav'dtfornAiation. It your churlt i1 not on the litt senti the ie esmary infortnation: B5APTIST. It'ekent-I4v. A. J. S. Thoina-4d Sun iay, 11 a. ni, atl 8 p. 1 Wetdiesday 8 p. i Sec'onia-NIev. .1. E. P fore the lirt Sti.ttday at 11 :t. Ill. l'eter's4 Crt ek-Rter, J.-' Itrehty 1 1p Inl; StittuN flit V 24VsCon i11 Sakttur daiy 11 a Ili. Milti Cree-k-licv. J. E. lti'oter- ith Sait tt'ihty 3 1 it S itSliday after fourth Sattittlay 11 at li. Six ilt- 't'v. W. C. 81alotn--SatIrdlay bwforet thel s-conel Statubay 2 1) lt ; sentpid Sitntthty 11 it ltl. l'rater's Creek- -Riev. WV. C. Seabornta Saturtlty lifore the third Stinday 2 i ut .kd Stiay 11 a ill. Concor-l--Itter. WV. C. Senhoorn-Satt y Iefote tic fottilt Stiniay 2 p il ;it.h Sit .Y I a l y i a it t . Liherty--lieV. I f. to. Ihnhlock- -14t. alidi 3d malbbat.ls; Itorini g, It 4.ick :tight., 8; H.S. lyery sHaitlay ttt .I p) I. - rat ie It.et - tag, )goetinestlay 8 p. it. Picke s-li R I. It. Ditanll --Is Still. 4Iny 8 it : 2i St utlttv I a hit .ith 18t1iny 8 ,, ; pt'tr it.enting 'We'! ntsdays 8 y li. Twelvp lii.--itv. It. IL ID1111a1l- IAA dz3y ;t::10 p nii. It a tt : 5lit Sittniy 11 a h. I~se - lANv. \\. Ir. Wj\iggilv--.t IldI 8 j itt :tI Suneb4rtty I 1 1 l m. St. INVtt---lier. \ . Wiggi lis-- NH St it iay -I I lt. - Um'. W. E0. Wiggins --2d Stintiay II :t tu ; .i ht Stlyt4iltk' I p itt. I vt III. sfi 'hv-theia- ili iin-1st, t.a 1 a Il:.to ; 1; 1141.1 ,av - p1 nI. Anti-t--Ne'. Wiggins- Ath suilay 1I a til Sti ~ M ttieI i e I 'iekenls Chue Itpr. Wiggins.-- 2d Sim daty -1 ) Inl: 51-h .8-inl1ay.il a .1l N iin l'ICEs.NS CItCUIr- liv. .. le 'rs t sundiqa-- 10lin sl 1, I a -.l Poor ter ' 3::pl : tt . . 84i41111 t ittihI: ,v- t.I -tt 11ttt . I I It I New 14 .lo . t, .3::30 p Il. Third Sitt h.ht - l'irter's Ihap, l, 1t a 7 - salin, :;:::t ) Il, l'n tih Sti. nhy a t i : lvasse, ;;:: I . Wii il ItIio 1NS ( I'n .R - it . It' . Ata W ay, V istt: utu. I .,-s. '. 'irst sihid ny .'airvta w. 11 it. I. C . 'hini sul.uh1y-- GapI l1ill,11 :1. ml. er ,. -1 . Pn.CALLE *-'-I)FN I If;tSIk' Lll liev. T. 11. .\ l , ' r - --' g to '' t N it til' itken n 'liNd StuYhi.\ -E tral, 11 : 9 I .asley, I1i 1t h V ti lay - 1,ihHrY, 11 a I; Ias l-Y, Su m mon s. STATI-: OF SO'T Il C'A . iAiNA, I ('otnty of Pif wns, n'l iii t'itilijof tiltp W'otei - 'rw, N. P. and .11teg \\illi;11nS, l'hi IiHlVS ( aterie ( ino~n IltuCy. 're, An.. vi a."1m0, N. 1'. ( 'rew. jr., .\louzo inw b..,si- V l'4-w , 1. l1': w -1 hn1'1 w Si1y W illinin . ( \ il;;ams ,ol S1111ininou filr ihl-lief. |(' till1),i i Sci vi-l.1 Ill the dlfenchants ab1v0,6\11i 1( o nu wet- l1( he liunphiint il (this :14ene1 of %%hivb a ecopy iQ hen-wilit h11rl) .11) ,\()l1 :111<l 141 :se rv v :1 V 11 i)r v itI. , . i4114 illel linlhiie:fst. 1l,-inj