The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, September 19, 1901, Image 2
Peoples Journal.
, IN. AU IJ,)I N, EIitor.
at. th l'ost oteio at Pickons as
ss titter.
.'~I)D A Y. s E' I'T. 19, 1901.j
. who have planted wisely
- ed well now se. their Ie
h 1uitful Crops ready for
outh11 has been saddl enel by
1ige ncet of the death of
1ry \\'. Grady. at her home
uta, on the I i hSeptinber.
Incss was 'hort. She has
her lamen-lted hi-uiad.
te who hiae looked into the
s to be derivekd fromti corln
in- clai) the wt-rk 4f gath
rps is roduicd through the
Swhile tho vain' o: the corn
ter and the quantity and
of the u.:.eSN is ineruns:d
et erop in ie e'n
itti t , t., v-1 t dl..tI
V it :: ao T r icCu acy
-,at t e v - il b . A
to. h : i ler
ilV and t:- p' T l o a lnt a
h -
h
i orai za':sth t .S,2
rratic doctrinosH.
is counity to spe.ik att som
in th. county' duinlg th
iof Septemlber, states& thr
tuot att pre(s -nt arranige
:i the earily futur tor um.0
vO allt eXptisition of his yjet;
great quelIstionIs niw befor
merican peopulo for sot t
provu~&ence of a. spiri t of rV
p iit is man11i festedI thri ong
Lhntiail works is an ev'idone
(o resl]ts of uiii ted e IPrt t
pormnanonit, bujsiness sucPe'
motes the happml~loss of th~
.en larges thto scope of' usefu
of every org.aniizaItion ant
imon into ('loser relatinhi
intial symipathiy andl othe
Ios of their follIowmneu,
prioblemi of wvet bottoni
ni this country would be sol
peopl1e w~ould( stop trying ti
ate themi ~f~ an mko arrange
to put thiem all i .i pasture.
zh work to keop thonm clear
.vy growth wouldI be0 all suf
t to make them moet eol
,asture lands . Tfhis k{ind of
doe not involve the heavy
'in preparinig the land for
anid is attended by none of
arrible losses by overflows
mi !and pastures with a goodly
nit of upland included have
:hose handsomely who have
the experimen-t and if other
ake up the same kind of ex
mnting. this coUn try will rap
nove on towvardls thu estab
smnt of a most proflL ble fea.
f fanm progress and goeeal
Arrango your plans early to at
tend the 33rd Annual Stato Fair at
Columbia, Oct. 28th to Nov. 1st.
* * *
WO take pleilsure in givivg -full
spaco this weak to. a report of the
work dAing at the Suimier School
now ini sessini at Easley. This
aiggregatiol of 'tea1chier pupils" is
anil earnest one and the work being
doile will show forth inl better
schools and more effoctive teach
ilg in 0 sesions to ha.' hold herealt-ir.
** *
A camp of nomads, calling thomn
selves gypsies has boen located just
outside the town limits near Sei
Conla . They are ii motley crowd
wio imiake their livinlg sW 1)1)ing
horses, tel in ; fortunes anld s% in
dling all people whoI( are creduI:(,us
elluighl to patroniz th. TheI
sooner they "fold their lents" 1nd
start aiway fron an y c muni)' uiiiit.' the
better it u ill l, '(or all jwli.h who
ar , orced to weal with thle. T hey
ire a iltuisance' a In (la g..rl us
elellot,tt h r i.
ThIe - 11 ) h idge an I Tallulah
i-'al, -: xpi ition. Tallulah Fails.
ICa., is; inl fuill b-last. It i a1 nu
I vvtLk-d for t1he 1)111pOe W r
rth eat Jez.?:ad co:
tiu sterit y: in ih n
c,~ ~ ~ r:.11,
N rIhI CarIlia, a w t w
t.i sh. g 1 . t )1. a ' -
Irf.tati'>n of any~~ un-a(isonabl claimus
to chureh rd ilb nata
iinunenit to the~ townVl.
fill buszine'ss season1 th18isL fal Lo0
el dem ands lave (caused thiemi to
brantch out .ub l hi increa thir stock
till aboudlt e'verythin g neecded'c is
kept oni handu. The~cy arie all roli
abl', pr'ogre~ssive. mion whloso pr'os
. perily Pis (ceist -nt wvith the wvol
n far' of hom pepc liLiil. 'They cani af.
h~ ford~ to sell g,,odls atI 'ompeit ing
e pice's wib hi meric'hanits ini 'it ies~ andc
e onl 8)1m1 god 1th iir pric',~ are~ pier
hap~S lindehr thlet re.c''gniz di prieni in
0 hii'r lphiees', beenuhisi thiri ruinning
c~exns are niot so hiavv. It is to
n; th lin tere(st of 1l'i :kl.s peo)plo to
e' ,iOnago.~ means11 enicou racge'menit to
. I hemi and cheaper go ods to you.
.1 They were~ youir fiends1lt thirough
a the mlany seasons~ whe'n credit was
e ofti.'i the~ ilanis of' hlinug aig'
r throughi triy*inzg plates, anid have
wai ted patbienitly) for the, arrival of
the moniey sea.son whieni pople whoc
I llOIicha e ee p rov.idenilt an ta hi ty a rce
gefttinug ini shapo to show thir ap
prociatioun of' finnoly fav'ors. Doni't
ignore thei r chauns for proinpt set
Elementsa anld furt her pat ronage.
Thlis rl e appl ies eoerywhere, bunt
it is to the hom11 etolers. thie m1en
who hirve stood by you whoni you
needed h111elp ost of ahll times, that
your first and hiighiest considera
Lion is due.
Should the p)ublic ho suddenly
deprived of the beneflits of news
papers there wouldl at once be a
Jost fooling to which it woulId r
quire a long time for the reading
public to adjust itself. Th'le thor
ughiness and dispatch with wvhich
the large daily papers with adeqju
ate resources gathier and sen~d forth
the neOws to wahting, interested
thouand~s Is wonderfal. not to sa
atstonishing. SoJ.ni papr aro son
sati-mil anld prilt 11111lost anything
that lia a semblanice) of prolb)Ib ility
about it without ivestigating tho
Srut h or merits Of the matter, in
dulgi-g in a. kiI of depraved
recklv.enes atbout men and things
mainly in the hop) of cre.itiig CX
vi teIIIell t ii I e pr 1 e4 sI It 1 1 oze
of iIcIreaSiI c vi renIat io11 11n(d ilci
dentally mlaking(, th,, puica Ijetion a
thing to be talkid abut Tecon1 -
servative piper 11hA jlllits thm
truth anld .;s altenwn
ilaet igs ne (i, ns I ihl one' u1pon
wich tie' eOple rely. Nor are
the weAy Ipumblicat ion1s tboe dis.
cIte T e 'y % funish ) excellent
av I dim O disisemination of
th,. b.Iddw, epit, mnized news
f imptaIice and inlter t to all
hIr n-.:ler and give it to remote
dit rict's which do nout have the ad.
v.1: It.ig S t dily mails and tIey'
eiv it with a lIn:Issur of corrolo.
ration aitr having si.jvl'I rumors
and iiv, 'ti'ated Ir orts till the
truth is reach.el. To the constant
rader .: a rtlIable ddiilv, the week
ly nmay i ? at a little staI., at
ti i It e r.at b. d y of the
h: n : to dato
h m : i fa i lit ices
h m~. and tho
I.11ine on
h n r which ought
b\ n t.:h to keep
- r ';*-..nt interest
\l i::IDEN'T.
- .enlt Mcinevt
hay mningoiI will
.. . . grievotls los
.t I ited State.
'- i - k : executive of
1s don I II, as
11te indivdnal or
rei.e tu w' rk a trlu-e anI
- t 1 d a a ll
- 1.' ! I i
eo le it i infrtn t for al
for he out , w b l ie hI lise
rittn his iufortulinividu rai
hadit weigh t in thle nat lim con
gr'ess wich wvas d1irec0ted towardIi
a pol icyand a p)1upose wihichli,if car
riod'( to thir F log ical enids w il
hiope Ii h i uccssor inl ofli('e maly bi
atatd byt.44 ) thie sameil high mioti1voi
andit wiill prFove hiis stlgge'stionis (4
pa:triotisni and broadstatesmamgh ij
by' ' carrin g onl th114 work of hiis late
chlief ini a mie~thodit conserOvaltiv<
an id firin.
Thefi nat 1ion mtouns beanse it
has~ lost thIie series of' an able,
('oniscientionst, chIiristian ii(x'cutive,
The' Soth i gie(ves heea~Luse5 shto has
lost a friend.
Thei' uisers of the "('hei(ically
pure"it will bI Osordry to le.a rn that t he
hiighi pilCe (f corn has mado a veory
itia il adhvanlc( in thue price of
coIrn licitiOr.
Ik not miss the oppor011tiunity tc
take your family t~o the Mtato Fair.
Younh1g and od1 011will heO instructed
and entertinied. AllI immoral,
gianhdling and1( <fuostiolnable features
are rigidly excluded.
Te r'eerganization of the (domo1
(lrat ic parity is coing. It will not
he by any fornal gathlorn g of lead..
eris; bout byv the ti mo thle natioiial
coinvenitioni of 1901 comes round
lhe part'y will have spokon in its
stato conventions. It is evident
al readly that Kansas City "'prin
ciples"' are goinig to be relogaited to
he past, whiere thoy bolong.--Ex.
TVhe iiegro poputlaltionl of thIo U n
itodl Statos is not dliminishaing, as
maniy supp)1ose, but increases,'sy
theo Washington Tfimes. T1he nr
contage of increasos siince 1690,
according to the cenisus of 1900, is
13.78,or more than in the previous
dIecadeO according to the Iatest consus
a~re Colored poplation,48,500,000;in.
arease, 1,029,960. This is the larg.
38t increase showu by any census
since 1700Q exepting that of 188Q1
whn the main was I en&%.8t
WASIIINGTON LIETTER f
A teor the boul1 Rullotinop of'
te 1irIst - few dayNs, th neso
Prosidenit MlcI'inley's doath was a a
shock ulmost ats grout au the report I
or is assaussination. It is hardly t
yet possible for ihe peopl* of Wash- c
ii.~gton to realize that his familiar 6
and kindly prewnCo is gone for- S
ever from tho White Houste. Al. a
though. tho eubleimls of mourning ti
(e ev'elryWher visible, perhi'laps on
ly the stait. fi leital With its solemIn 8
and impi ssible ceremonies can c
wholly tiflcj the void m11emory 'i
Sioheb a ImotO everyone hero has of I'
t he President as lie lived, and mako E
it possible to thitik of him as dead. n
Wi.th the incoming of the new 6
Executive there will inevitably be u
many chianges in tho olli(iai and d
social life of the city. A hundred a
nnor currents nie disturbed and bi
thwarted by thte great event which 1)
has just taken ance. ihore will "
of ecrllCee be o official gayeties U
during the voinhg season thoro i&
mnay be a small army of oilice.svek- l
ers. but this will depend lar g-IyV Ol i
tihe C'ur1s w hb-1 President Rooso- d
velt take, in rIg ird to the appoilnt- d
111ients not 11iuler civil sIrvice law. F
T'he Iv in ay ails. be sveepilig S
eaInges in the ('abinet.
'hl, re ha. seldom beei so groat w
a toutI t in the iharactr.ers of two Si
li1n elstlv Ceskciated in ilicial at
litl. as that I etwet'n McKiiley and at
Riot svvlt. Evnti astute politicial a
prophets are somie-whaIIt at sea in it
attemptinig to predict the Exeen. a
tive actions duing the next thire.
yvars. Nhody veeiis to ho quite e
sure wvhiat l oosevelt, ats Prestidtent, r
wIll do ab~out any13thing, Inl Is 0
past c.er lie ias too often lool
the apothevosis of the unexpected
to inaki it safe t > risk tO) iany
pr'hIlivok S Ol his coid uct noW.
Manliy p..oplo e x pet that lie will
lmake ralical Changes inl the puIcy
of tihe Admil sfration. but this is
by not. means e: reain
.Meliiley was. care17ful, hw,
peisuasivo; but Io never miado ani
te niy i: he couI lp it. I Iose
voIt s resolute, fearless, anid inl.
Sire.'y ~ ea :ts s appearance
lt it I.. l.. . T t m - t
lit i
u~r I ms whc w l
:1 1 1 " . 1,11111
'uanode people. V I i pr,: we
k ivi that S.:ator Iliina wantedl I
lijintevelt on ther ticket becaSleLt lht
ii hough t it woulId get the st r nu s t111
yount' Dg mjan out of the way; bult in.
st.eadIof htemg tulCkOd nicely awa~y I
i the.ts le'epy reti reulnenlt of theI
n~iatt, Rtoosevl'tlt is in the W1he
Houuse. It will bo initerestinlg to
aboult it, now.
Anhotherl periston w~ho may viowi
the ew eveopmnt ithi horror
legend( ab)out the timlo of the
Spanish-Amhieian war, tto the (of
feet that Mr. Long trietd to take a
vacation11, but hefore lie had beeni
away a week stories of the way ill
which his Assistant Secretary was
st irrim'g upj things reacahod his
tears, and lie la~d to come b~ack in a
hurri'y. Tht ' <uest ion whlether
L onig stays ini thle Cabinet or not
will thtlpond partly oni the result of
the Schlley-Sampson bu01 hsiness, an i
par ltly onl Rooiseve'l 's d ispiosition1
to play politics. Itf ho starts in to 3
hi oak up the Navy D epart ment
r'ing lie will probtably dJo it, but I
s. me11 of I he lteadters of his party will
hno(t be pl eased . Anud all that sort '
ot ti hig countIs in worlkingi for a
re-election,.
It is reor~itted that Secreta ry
IHay is much brokon in health .
sin1ce the deathi of his sonl and( is
likoly to resign. In that case the
soloctioni of at new Secretary of (
State would be an initorestineg 'sub-t
ject for speculation. Wolcott,
Lodge and~ D~epew are near the
President. Butt Wolcott is (roml
Colorado, and t here are not enough
votes out that way to make his
select ion a gootd01 on from a go-.
graphical p)oint of view. Depew I
is from Now York, as Roosevelt is,
and1( Now York Cabinet would be
h ad election mlaterial, for Root is 0
also froml thie Emlipire State. More f
over, D)epow's reputation as a jes
ter would be fatal to any asp'ira- ui
tins lie might have toward the s
State por'tfol io. Nobody wants s
that honored article turned into a
Joe Alillor's Joke hook or a Farm- i
er's, Almanac, Wilson, coming a
Iromli the Middle West, and being a
canny Scot without offensive poli- j
tI cal bias, would~ probably stay,
and1( so, p~erhiaps, would the rest. y
T he general opinlioni seems to be
that the new Executive vwill later fa
on give some thing a slhaking up
but lhe may surprise us all by be- '
ing tame and gentle.
Trho only thing which the Scley ei
Court of Eniiqu iry has donte thus
far is to replace Admiral ROQWiSon b
with Miriral Baw~ ichg er. f<
rgMQMiut is sai to be very saia u
actory to the formor. IlowionI
i .- exactly the sort of m11a to
oa with a l'robkm as intricate
8 thi's Olle, especially wheni his
roiudices are on the side of it
hat is snarleid ul. If ho had kept
it talking lie Iight havo covietel
amlpson of al most anything. Ii-I.I
ly, on the contrary, is cool, (111et,
n(d dlliberate and seemIs to be the
ini for the plauoo.
A littlo story which is' causill"
mIO amusement hero just now
oncerning ex-Senator Chandlor.
'lt loppory gentleman w'rote a
Atter to 'ecretary Long about the
ob Evans alfair, an(] part of it
As as follows "I am somewhat
irprised that you havo not acted <
pon at recont comniunication ad
t
ressed to me by you, in regard (o S
ttack made oil mo 1)y Captain t
obloy E'van1s ill a book recntly t
ubished by him under the ittlo
A Sailor's Log". I wish you to
nderstand that I was entirely sor- e
mis ill what I Said, and I cert'Iin- 1
expect you to take some actionIG
Iregar1d to it. And, by the way, ,
Ad it ever occur to you that some c
iy Roosevelt may be Prusident, s
Iston Vice President and Allen,
crotary of thu Navy, an1d then i
hat a chanice Admiral Schley ti
011141 have to attack you, if ho 6
old4 writo a book-his meni..r
I" All of which must havo beeni
bout as entertaining to the mild
id ratid Mr. Long as the activ
ies of a lively terrier would he to
somdolant and 1well-intentioned
it. Mr. Chandlor thoroughly
n.joys bothering poople, and as a
ale, everybody except the bothered
ne enjoys seeing him do it.
IIISTORLCA L.
in my sketch on history I inad.
ertently wrote south west instead
f north wtst of the state. The
rinter made me say ratify where
said notify. The battlefield is
teowee (A' Noewee-nIot Keowee.
I r. Th.. mas 110o was elected our
Lrst Coron..r b.,ut did lot qualify
nd Mr. Juo. M31aor was elected.
'he n1 amle of Major Johil Ford was
!:-t ou: of the 'ist cf comm)IIs_-i )n
us r, ta-hpia e ee
. : 1V :~ V
'I n a town and E astatt e
IntI1r:1I!.. andr Jachusv~illo oeh]
(i' Iii ntivo born membller anid
I eI h 4 no'd I(t borni ini them.11. Pick
IiH t(oil hip 1as had e11ight.. three'U
1 thiemi borni ini the townlshlip, All
i the present memiIbers' a ro of thalt
Iiberty has 1had( three-all na
ives and~ three weore born) the#re~
>ult elected from Pickons. Con tral
ins only one and he a native.
Casloy has had six, throe natives.
['.'h other oflicers haIvO been fa irly
voll d (iv'ided amlonig townships.~
W HII'N TI'l EY MEET'h.
TVhe Ame142rican1 and4 thle Eig i .h -
nan say3 : ''How do4 you do4
Theli Germian: ''IIow (do you ind
tarry yoursolf?''
The I t al ian :'1 How do you
tand~?"'
TIhe Spanijard: "Go0lwith G1 d,
~olior !"
'The Russian: ''1Howv (10 you
ivo on?'
The H~ohllandh r: ''Have you had
1good (dinnler?'
The Cliine1se: '"1Have you eatoni
'our' rice?''
T1he E'gyptian: "'How (1o you
ioislpire?'
T1he M 'ohammelinI: "P1 eaice be
I'he Per'sian :''Mlay thy shadow
over grow less.''
TIhe Burm'nese rubt their noses
gainst cachi other's cheek, exclaim
hg: "G0ive mei a mel?
Arabs of einence kiss each
thor'"s chooks and say: "God grant 2
hee Ibis favor and give health to(
hly family.
WH IEN THIEY' PAR.
Thu A merican andl the Engl ish-I
jian say : ''Q00od-by."
The Frenich man: ''Au revoi r.''
Thlo Austrian: ''Auf wiodlerse
TIhe Gormlan: ''Lube wol.
The 'Turk solemnly Crosses hiands
POnI his breast and makes a pro
0o1nd( obeisanco.
The Russian form of parIting sal- 'l
tationi is brief', ('onsist ing of the
migle word1, "pralschal,'' said to ~
ouind like a Sneezo.
The genial Jap removes his slipJ- y
'or and says withl a1 smile: "You hi
ro going to heave my despicable I
OUse ini your honiorable1 j oilrnoy.
Lg-regaird thee!"
T1he Hind~oo falls in the dlust at r<
0our feet. A
The Fiji [slanders ciross two red t
athers. ti
The Blurmneso bond low and say:
Hib Ulib!"
The South Sea Islanders rattle vi
meh other's whale teeth necklace. C<
In the Philippinea the parting na
Pediction is beatowedI in the
)1mU of rbngQ1ue f1~'s g1 1e ~
'Ith enoi hnd
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis.
ourages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness soon
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
a afflicted with weak kid
- neys. If the child urin
ates too often, if the
1rine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
eaches an age when it should be able to
ontrol the passage, It is yet afflicted with
ed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
he difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
tep should be towards the treatment of
hese important organs. This unpleasant
rouble is due to a diseased condition of the
Idneys and bladder and not to a habit as
,lost people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis
rable with kidney and bladder trouble,
nd both need the same great remedy.
'he mild and the Immediate effect of
wamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
y druggists, in fifty- '
ent and one dollar
izes. You may have a 1111, ,"'1 t
ample bottle by mail
ee. also pamphlet tell- ionto ot swampnoof.
g all about it, including many of the
kousands of testimonial letters received
'om sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
Co., Binghamton, . Y., be sure and
iention this paper.
Furnip Seed!
...NEW CROP..
resh and RELIABLE
GRASS BLADES,
'RuIT JARS,
GOOD VINEGAR.
IWG(;Y HARNESS,
IB.N l.:ZEL.AS. L A P R l '
SADDLE'S and lkRIL)1,'S.
R OC K N S\LTi nd ST< ('K IO()o i),
For Hlorse. anil ('attle.
f9'T11Y '11111S.
A I.OT STRAW I1AT.'S,
3a:.dI 't her S'ummer i Gi . ods
T I vw orful C111-:\>
te 711. t1) Ste ( hir Lino of
V: I. hit Iacks. C( iaI
anA Iat 11 ks.
daL t th. l' ulThin"S:.
Turnip
Se e d!
n stock; enough to soW forty acres.
Det tert sOW a goodI pat1ch nw
BRUIT JARS
AND RUBBERS
WVill 'omo~t ini hly(~ for the mied
sixty dayH- Plentty I'. r alIl.
S1'G.\J?
is9 hiandy to hav., ti . I hav~e
!.t f ii.
k.'-p av'r::: g in thIe' (b;'n'-al
go. Yourlls trutly,
A. M. MORIR IS,
Pick'n.', S. C
I'W"omo 'Phone No. 241.
febl22t.
A COX13MU N ICAT'i()N,
Mri l.jitor"-Ahlow mUe to speak n t'rw
'or'ds n 'favor' oh' (Cliiunberin's C'onigh
ights. [ tied, sevi r'.d dtorsi~i' 'il var
ns . Palt(ent meldIiines, but "ouild get
o~thijg to give' me any~ rel~f iutil a
ife got a bottle of thjis v'ahiadde med
emu( ly is for' sale buy ( . W. Earile.
I1El;l'd A N Ol'Pl'('TU1ENITlY.
reatly rs ielan'ed raiti o in Po i s~ Iiiriau'
4f routes ,'via (incinnuati or' Wahiiingi~ n
,Iulekest uimei, be-.t line. Puillmnn Shlep.
ug Car's amul )iniiing Cartts on all t hr.na ~h
rains. Tlickef on t aii every1 da('V ly uniI
lose of I'>'positioni, with, transi"t ibnuit- of
ve' dhay's mi bo1 thdirect ion~ and ii] inal limi
a of Iwen'ity' d1ay fromi~ datie of saul,
WV. H!. Tarsoi: A. (1. 1P. A.
S umm ons.
TA TE 01" SoU'ill CA it01.lN A,
l'iekeans ( ouniity. -
and~t forin' conim'tiy oif Iahe 'said State.
y Aud in'. Wyalii , of P'eicken connit t in
)e State of Soiih Ci(aroinu~, ai merel',Iiii I
Ohing bu sinie'Ps as And 111' . Wyatt, thi4r
Sthe somuu of twt'iy-3' t wo( a no on.' f
iindir'd tlhs ($22.00) doI las onl aii (op)1 -
herieto attached as i'xhibit ''A,'' mtiu
adte a part of thk iil mpaint which you
~fuse to paly, and for~ wihe som1 he H iul
ndly 0. Wyaitt liski j ilgmaent a.gainist fl
T1hese are, thenrefor'e Io require yon,
Ie satid defei'ilnI,1 Ito pa befuure mei,
my113 office, at Ihsh-y. S C., on lhe 6th
ty atfter the ser-vice of I i-k sumimonis uip.
ii you, exeIlihe of I th dayl3 of 1-uch sr'.
ce, att 12 o'clock 31.,i o iaus wer to the saihl
>mphaiint, or' ~iuilmet will b3 givun
ain~ist you by t'uit.
Give-ounde mhlii iy hi'tud antd seal att Ens t
y, 8, V.. the 13$th d-t or Augui4. A. n) si
Church Directory.
Bolow we give the iames of chures,
paistor, and the Sntl:ays on wilch they
worship, as far wig have infornation. If
Yout cltirch Ns lit oil tie list seud the nec
onsary informnation:
BAPTIST.
i'icken--er. A. J. 8 Thonatia-3d Stu
11h, i a. ni. and 8 p. ni. ; prayer mneeting
Wednesdy 8 p. n1
Sion1a-Itev. .J. H. Foster--Satirday 1
rtorie tihe lirst Sunday at :1 p. 1,. ; 1st Sutd.
II 1t. in.
Peter's Creek-IRev, J. E,. Foster-2d'
I rday :1 In; Stinday after secoitl S4
tiny 11 a I.
Aile Creek-It.v. J. E. Faoster--li
nrday :1 p m; Sitmday after fotrth Sati
it a in.
Six ]%I iiItev. W. C. Seaborn--Satur day
before th svecona Smiuay 2 p ii; 4evoni
Suilay It it ill.
Prater's Creek--Itev. W. C. Sealborn
;atirilay befaio the thirt Stitaay 2 p Iin
Iat Stiaay 11 a it.
Concrd-ler.V. C. Seaboirn--Satuirday
befoire! t.he foitt.hi Stniday 2 p i; 4th' Stin
lay 11 iat i.
Llbert..-ler, It. C. 11lach(loc-1st anid
tt salbbpal ts: nurliti I1 'I lock ; Iight., 8;
s.s e4ver1. s thiiday at 4 p) il.; prayer ute t
tng, Wadneisaays 8 p. nii.
M ET OI )1ST.
Pikiils- Itie. It. It. )agiall-1st Still
ity s p in: 2d Stiundav II a in: hii Siinlay
8 ' in : prayer miatting Wedliesdays 8 p in.
Tw v l l. -- %r It. It. D)agnlall-1.st
Sndatv Ii at it : :41 Sunat 3::!0 p in.
tiet hn ielin e i . It . IJaiagnall-2d Suni
ilaty 3::0 i in.
Tallir- - ite% It. It. Dagatl--Ith Sinday
II it inl : 5t I Stainday It at ill.
EtshI-y-ter. W. E. 'Viggi ns-atst. Stilaay
1 pIl : :d ia day 11 a ill.
St. Patil. -Ite . W . 1". W iggins . t Still
lay. 4 p ill.
Z',iie W. R.. Wiggins. 2d Sat ity
i1 a ill : It Siislav -1 11 il.
Iia-tha da- ltav. 'Wiggiins-.- ta, Sunduay 11
Sit .t:: 41 Sit %ly -1 i ill.
Aitiuh--- lIev. Wiggiis- 4th Sunlav 11
Pickna ChtirebI -tev. ' iggiis---21 Stinl
layt~ 1 11 m: 'th 'Sundiay 11 a inl.
N ivrii -itKi.:Ns C(it irr---it.v. C. L. a
:an.
First Sun114ht. * rieialsi ip. 11 a Iii: ro..
ters ( hatpel, 3:::0 ) Il.
Setattigi S1ita4iay- -N\l. l1-thl, 11 a it: New
l.11 1. :: 1 p in.
Thirdl Siitlatb.y---Porter's (Chatp.l, il a rt
Fini rth Sitinlay-- alaliafiays (h-tpt-1, 11
UNT PTK EXs Cuntcrr liev. d1. 1'. A tta
\%a v, \ istaistilaitt, S. C.
1'it-st, si u1tdaty l ai-vi..an , I a. it : Ca
Thi rl 4 o1 v G .Ip lIill, I1 1 . inl.
F rt l it iu.atv --l ith-iahl, 11 a. I : lAb
2. s p. li.
I i St NA -:. IAN.
IN-\. T. 1. . ldI,Pa t r
F s Sun.hitY Pces a Iin and 7; -AI
pa ini.
-itl Siuna y I'':tily. Ii at too : 1.ih1erty,
litiI Sin i.v CI.n tal. 11 at ill: Itaslvy,
Ftilit S undtalaY Lil-y, I t a Itl ey,
Flit h suinhiy. 1.'asle-y, 1 1 a Iin, anud 7:''30
p ini.
For a hal t 1te1 in ihe 11toiuth taho
L'aaanlarlill'.4 Sto oha aI : - Liv; r Ta b
L t-. Firls al by (. W. -::ta-e.
1l. l. I I A vN i:sWOrn, C. E. (iImNSON
L. W . IP.. i % -:it, Pickeis, S. C
Grenivilb-, S. C.
I h la eswort I, i'arloii & R binson,
A I IornIe ys~s - t-t .
Pikels,C.11., - - South Car(Oin,.
Praclitce inl all Ctirts. Attend to 0t
busiiinats print Ia. t.
DR. J. P. CARLIsLE,
C 114r11nvill%, S. ('.
O1,llie vr AdionruItu
[VY M. M AULDIN,
Attornaey at Law.
Pickens.8S. C,
Praclt ico in aill tile C'outs.
Olflice overta Earle~'ts Drug Storo.
H-CKENS RAILROAD
'* Sula'r-dles TIimett T'al Nat. 1. Ef
ietiva 12:11 A. 1. . Febl. 1st. 19t0I.
N t. 10. sT.\i- T10.s. Nat. 9.*
.li xted. Nlijxa-t.
S:1: ta in.......*jr.uit's.........2. 15 p mi
I:05i a mi.......t.laldi:,s.....-:2 yt m
1:15 at li.... * I-tshi ....2:15 i tm
Ni. l12. NS No. II.
1:135 p tmt. ....v. l i n A .. I;:-1t p mi
1:15 p m.....\ i t. t a o . . . ,.. i la 33m
A:-:0 paiaa im t .. .....'t Ar 1 i til ... t i: 0 .
A t. trait aily Is a. t SundI iiI-tr. tat
Nai >. 1 'n'su th8 11.e- ld ia
>a. I itima et. w~a jlt Sat~a in Itihaay
~.) ('aatiieeas with Sthernt--t satilway
N.'. II ('at ltaets th Sthetlrnl Iatilw ayt
oa. :1.
How To
Persons have been known to
,ain a pound a day by taking
mn ounce of SCOTT'S EMUL
10ON. It is strange, but it often~
iappens.
Somehow the ounce produces
he pound; it seems to start the
Iigesf ive mnachinery going prop.
riso that the patient is able
o digest and absorb his ordinary
nod, which he could not do be
re, and that is the way the gain
made.
A certain amount of flest
ecessary for health; if
ot got it you cr
king
COI[ a
You will id it just as usefui in summwa
in winter, and if you arae thriving upon
don't stop became. the weathr la w
SCOTT & ONun Cl....... Wo- Yo