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The People's Journal MAIIKE 1' IEPORT. ted weekly ty the .lleath, Br ue .. to S 1-. .......... 12 1. ailcke s -l. is............... ....... 20 to 2 Fry e . ...................... ..........10 to 1, lin tite. ......................................... 1. 3 Beesax............................. 24 Hamuis............ ..... ..........m -W. F. Austin will be in Easle& Oct. 1st and 2d. --Dont forgt your subscriplior diuts; that obligation is as binding ai any. --Pay up your subscription as prompt ly 11 posisiblo; wo need money like otho people. -If yoi don't get your paper prompt ly, please let us know ind we will cor rcet ia trouiblo. -Advertisors are reqnested to consid (r the advantages the Jourinl olfors. I will be to their interest. -Prijo and Patton Main street Green Ville, 0 iml supiply you with shoes of evor.) kind. When in Greenville, give Iliom a call. -Itead what our advortisors have t( say. They speak of the right hind oI prico ol ill kinds of goods througl those cohmn. -Maij. J. MI. Stewart, preached al Enon Sundy to a lar'go anld attentiv< (ongregalion. le relieved the pastor, Rev. Alel)aniel. --WhilO the MlOthodiSt churcb is Illn dergoing repairs the Sunatly School of that denominatiion will hold sevrvicos ii uniion with the laptist school. -1fovey Neoly was the first man o1 dek with a new balo of cotton. It wme ginned at Kelly's gin and was bought by the big storo. It brought 8.05. -The Summer School it Easley will (los at the end of the present week. 11 l111 beien a1 "kf11ast Of r-ea1IOn ani1d a flow o1 SoUl" With en CnthuiisiastiO teaceluurs. -Cuth1erine Cannon, colored, wife of Will Cniop, died at her home )on T wolve Mile last Sunday and was burcd the day following at lethleliei cene tery. --Parties will bea-or in mind that I will lie inl Piekens on Wediesd.lays and Stlur days of e ch week with nice choice fresh men&'iits and solicit a share of your platron. age. Yours Respect fu l ly, J. I. Kirksey. - The milty Comminssioners, il pu1r. N1111niO of ir'raigemilents as advertised, hebl :a colled meeting last Saturday ind looked after anctumulated busiiness. A good iumber of cilizens wro in town on 11u1t account. - -Pickeis people going to Greenville to traid will do well to look in oi A. K. Park inl the West End. He is a reliabl( dealer find will tilk pleauro in laccoimllo dating all callers for dry goods of which he carrie's ia full liue. -The lmonev season is at hand an( people are mAiinig arrangements to set tle up past debts. Don't forget your pa por imimaking other Ipyents; we havt wnitkd pitiently and tried to servo all subscriblrs faitifully. -This is a time of close compelition in busiil O's. and busiiness iien adverlisc for the pnr)posi of poi'iting prospective piuMdasers to lio opportunities thoy of for foi SavIng money. Reid what they say; they have calculated closely an-d to Wu of choice bargainus. -Commissioner A. y. Walborn, on acouni~t of sikkness ini his family, will be unable for several day13s to give hus personal attention to matters apportat:. mng to his~ de'partmenit of the coluty bus1 iness. M~rs. Welborn and all the chiih dlrein arc doWn wvith measles. ---Mr. and Mrs. L. L4. Keister and( children have r'eturn'ted to their homo in: Central after a pleasanlht tr'ip to the old homestead at Strasburg, Ve. Tlhiey alue visited Washington D. C. Mr. Keistet has gone to Savanniah to resume huis work as Chief Liniemni~ of the Plant Systetm. -Under the earnest preaching of R1ev 0. J. Cops land, much interest is being~ mniiIfosted in thie protracted servicu which commenced at the Raptist chuireli last Siunday. Business mon are giving op3portunilties for their emp)loyes to at tend and the day and night mneetinugs ar< attracting goodl crowds. Thu servicci will continue t hroughout the week. - -On the ihrst Motudy in October anu ever'y first Monday thereafter a hors< swappiers' Coinvenitioni will bue held a P ickens. The headquarters for all swapl per's will he iat Bates & Freeman's stabule All swap)pers are' eairnestly uirge'd to bh eon hand on those days. A big time ma; he expueted. A premium will be givel to the miost (eergetic and( succcssfuil ex changer. -Ren P. Glrifl'in, living one mile t< Itle southwest of Pickens, has e'xpei mented wvith the Improved King varwtl: of cotton. Hie hais on exhibition a plani wuhichi measures 8 feet, 9 inches, andi correspondingly fruited. It was growi oni ordinary laud but was well cultivated Ronu shows this as a sample, claiming t< have a considerabls quantity that, wvithli hite season, will make at least a balo t< the acre. -EJasley GIradedi School will open nex Monday, Sept. 80, 1901. We heaur tha the opening promises to be the largos in thme history of the school. Eigi graduates nnud ex.stuidouts of this school are nowv in attendanee upon the Couinty Summor School, This speake well foi (he Easloy school, and the work it is doa ing for our county. With the same teaching force fresh from the Summel Hehuoh, we predict a most succssfu ~~Tabsdor chiurch was thu sceno of 81 enthustustic mea meeting of Suindaj Nohiools l.ist Saturday. A goodh crowv( was present andu till joined heartily in th purogramu, which consisted of speeches bi Iuvited gentlemen, the pastor and lo dei o)f the TIabor anid iDethlehemn schools.A boauntiful dinner was suipplied by the thoughtful ladies to which all were in v'ited. Thoe xercises were greatly aidot iby tho excellent music reindered and lih day will be long remombered by atll pres - On Wed ucaday aiid Thurisday, Sept 1thi iand 12th, by special effort on the part of 11ev. 1R. R1. D.agnalh, a reuniot of4 his immedIate family was had at his home at this place. Thters were preson Capt.$. H. Dagnal11, father of the 1Roy ADagnall, who0 is 90 years of ago and no0v has his home in A tlanta; R1. E. U~ngnahl of Hickory, Yorkc county, the eldest son W.A A. Dagniall, of the Railw'ay Mat Service, whose home is in Atlanta(A. H Ungnall, Esq., of Anderson, 8. U,, ant Miss Mary Dagnali, of Picokens, besidei Reyv, and Mrs. Dagnalh. This is the firs time in eight ye urs that-ell the memberi of this faiuly havo tbeen together alit theo occasion was one thoroughly enjoy ed,~ Mr, 10, K, Dagtall left for his lhoi -Tho Piokins railroad will run anl ox ' tra train Sept. 30, leaving Pickens at 4 P. li., for the benefit of idl wishing to attend tho circus. Faro for tho round trip, 40 cents. -Georgo Roper, living a fow miles west of Piokens, while at work on ai building, fell and dislocated his anklo. He is attended by Dr. Etle. His injury is serious on nocount of tho ago of tho ptitient, ho boing about 70 years of age. --Hon. ., J. AlcMahan will deliver a I lecture at tho Presbyterian church in I Easloy, Sepc. 20, beginning at 7.30 p.m. I Everybody is invited. People ar) spice- I fialy invited from Central. Liberty and surrounitdingif couintry. Let everybody go that call; it will be a tro it.. PEllSONAL. A. W. Folger, of EaIsley, was a guest in Pickens Suniday. Arthuir (hristoplher, of Eaxley, wias in Piekens Saturday. ir. and Mirs. J. MelD. Bruco and I chl ildron Il1r) taking in tle Buitlo Expo sit,ionl. L. 0. Mauldin la t Monld 'y to tail u hlis studies it ilte Charieiston Aledical College. Cleilon W. Mallldiln left oil Monday af- I tornoon for Aimitpolis, AM., to resui0 i work at the Naval Ac:demy. isi Es Mfary Allen, daughter of Rev. Young J. Allen, a vei'aun Chineie mis si Hna12ry, is v'isitinig froends here. Jmes (61rilli, Son of Cal. .11s. A. (irfili, cain1 ill from1 Ilissoll, K11o8as, C last Saturdaty to visit his fathor and fun.- c ily. I Mr. I. E. lruee, of tlie lI1th-lrnee- I lorrow firm sli;i ret 1rred from the nor- 5 t4ll'nI llarkets, Yli. e t 11W i m ly omitlo I extenlsive puirchases to meeol. t'he domlands (if their 1lt1l1omers (1hi. fall. .Ben T. McAl)aniel who reenlfly re (eived( the up1intment as storekeeper and1( gantger at Columllbia inl the nlew anti i tinlilelso distillery' at Chanit place left to ii enter ulponl his diolies last evnling. H1( at Wa acompanied by Iis family. Wo o 4onAgrat111to Bllen oil his good lu0k. 1: EhA81 11Y. I irs. F. W. Wageier, .ir., of Clhirleu (oi, is a giest, it tit) home of \V. Mi. t Ilingoodi. Mirs. C. M1. lilzalock ias retirled from 1: a week's visit to relatives an1)d friends in c (ireelvil:e. L J. ]osmlillond ?,lariin, left for Clincinl inat i, 0., i few days Igo to elter a collego of PhllarmnI1ey. F BIev. V. W. Wiggins ClOsIed a1 very Wcessful meeting at St. Paul's cliirebf AMonday tho 15th in1st. Messrs. It. C. and A. 0. Folger, of Spten r, N. C.. anre visi'i ng their nuihf - Or, Mix. L. C. Folger. Geo B. 12hanulton, of Norris, visited his parents, Mlr. an1id 'Mrs. A. R1. Htamil ton one diy last week. Mliss Annie Thurston and irs. Ed. Oweni, of (irenville, are guest 5of 1ms. W. W. Rlobinlson, oI Mainl street. Me xsrs. Mairsliall llam ilton an(d Samin- t 110l Riobinlson left severl days for Spur- 2 Spartianburg, to enter Converse Commer- t (4:d1 School. Mr. Thos. Woods aid iAlis Maanie Mlullinax, of Solith Easley, were linited ill malltrriatge by A. M. Folger, N. P., oni Suinday evemling, the 15th1 inst. Tuesdly evening, the 17th ins t., fite elegant home of MIr. and Mrs. \V. IV. Robinson wats thrown open to n large c Iinnber of cbosen guests. The ocea:ioni was the celebrationi of the crystali wed. ding of Mr. and14 Mrs. Robinion. Through the beautifully lit aparlii2tmt floated sitrainsx of sweet music, andl ipt le2t the cheerinig hmlghter of rolutix I men01 anud hlandtsome ladies who had1( gi2h ered to pay13 their respect'ts tol this popu.1 V iiar coule~. Many att.dl cegantI were tile 8 precsents whichi frienlds and1( guestx he stowedtl; antd chate~t aind eloquent thet ex -y pressti of friendshiip to wich the lips e of t hose assem2Ibled gatvt)1 ut~terace onl that aulspicious occasion. Delicious ie f'reshiments wore served during the eve ning. Tie cheering hiours passe~td all t) qluiikly, and~t the guests departed with little heart thriobs of reseinmout agalinst TIime, becausol it would not, tarry that ' they might linger yet awhile in the pleas lant p~laces ci light and1( song and friend i ship). The printer is supposed to occupy the samne position in the world of news that a snpe'rior onlieer occupies in a military 1 1 organiizationi; and liko tiheamemnds of h2 tis superior officer, theo printed stin- a tences5 of lte prlinter are. un~chanlgeable for~ t h ime beIt'g, at. least. Thfo (2om1- '11 mianuds oif a superior ofileer oftenu throw I - whiole lines of buattle inlto tonufiuin anid a .1 near as 1mu1ch 4201nfusioni amnong xc. res oft neOwsp)aper readerx, for inlstance4. "' Mr. TaylSor. hats goneC to. IdLaurens2 to I21ut a new home14. We ale sorry to los.M pi. Taylor bunt. trust we will get soone014 Sjt. tas good ini his stead14."'---Tim Peop)les Jfourina, Scyt. 5th1. Now thetro ix nao kick uggaintst. 114he 4 wordig oft thle abo~ver ralngtationi but obj~setion are5 ent1red be lli -ein ig the fact1 thait it was writtenu else. t vhiere, it isl instantly perct(thtile h-it it r had 1no rightful plice thereml. Butt even i for this your correspondenit would have entered no~ objections. Had it not ap peared that he0 was trywig to cast somei I r efleotions upon friends anld 'follow-citi zesyorcorrespou dent would have Ihtro are but two ge'ntlemenl by theio name of Taylor residing in Easley that< your dorrespondoeut can reocall. One is< thio 'llCient scretarys at the Exsley cot ton mills; the other is Mr. N. D. Tlaylor, the photographet. Both of these gon' thlomoni aro) still in Easley and p~ur'suing their rospootivo v'ocation1s. It is nieed- C loss~ to say thait nleithe~r of these gentle. meni 001nt4111plate or hav Yeoccasion to go e to Lnurens or anlywhiero else to seek a t ne2w honme 01 positioni. It is to be r'e grottedl that thiisitem appealrod out of its rightful place, for a n:umber of p~eole were led to b~elieve b~y it that the gentle man referredh to wais Mr. N. D). Taylor, the phiotographler., thle 2onlsequeonceis his ~ business5 is likely to be iinjutred by it. I trust that this will contribute to the dlissipationl of the isitako. i [Thlo ero riferred1 to occurrod inl this C ofiloe and the Easley correspond~enlt is 'I not to blame.] AMBLER, Jia~in has done seo damngo to fodder and opening o ttoni.0 Mrs. James Stausell, of this place, is g~ seriosly illwithi fevetr; shio is aittended 'J I Miss Unity Rigdon has closed her r flourishing school at Ambler and is at- I Itendir~g tho summer school at Easiey, e The one dollar COmmutation tax~ has been weighed and found wantinlg. Some 11 sacn thing and som)o Ilnoth~er, but .3 owght days for all from 18 to 50 youars of - g are needled from white and bliack to I place ont raTh in auch. ep as te ) SUMMER SCHOOL NOTEs. Mr. Lem Freema lint withdrawn, to) nter Furuni University next week. Mr. W. E. Findley, who took a courso n the Piokeons summor school hlt year, isited us near the beginning of the ses ion, but did not enroll, as he is to ontor ho South Caroliua Collego this fall. Mr. Bright wrs with us again Monday, & tun will return on Friday and Satirday, t 0 superviso the winid up. It is rumleorott t hat another picturo of the school wih I lieu be tkon, whon the "Only Origi- a tald" will be in it. Another visitor on Saturday was a 'oung tenchor who beforo sht had be jun to teach showed her professional aubition by taking the colrise inl the ?ickens County 8ummxier Scloo!, Mliss lostor Curolon of Pickons. Miss iDorsie Boroughs s)ot a iy ( witi us las week. Sho could not eitcr v his yoar, a1s lier own school sessionl over* apped thae Simmer c'h2ool by two vreks;btt, sh1o Wa1s one1 of tihO faithful e tudens in Pickells county 11111mLer chool of 1900. Miss Mlary M.tinl, whose school near e ltsley has beeni ill session for 01110 0 2me, spen2ds every Satirllday in closo obl- ti erl'vationl of tho waork of the Snumer School. Mtiss Marlin af teaded the first e essionl of the Stat' Summner School at. %oCk Hill, ill 1899; sh graduiated ia Vinthrop ol lego the ycar proviouis-. There is another teacher in Pickoiis ounity who has.not let a yeIr pass with - ii ut attending aI s1umm1er school, M it p aisy Horough, of Pl'rat3r8s. ''his is ( er. third sossion at the .'ickeis couny o ununer2201 school. In her ex' (XcellencO as , h1 Ideit 11v shows the eAlle(t of her prev ms13 snmmler school trainin. On Friday, Mr. N. 1). Ta.ylor, the V hotograpIer, calne with his caler.' to ike 21 lu'tur of tho school. Soie of 1 10 yomig ladies sceied to have hild 1n 11 lklingr that thlis Was to be, and weru LItorned Witi fresh hats. The grouip 0 uight to h2vt made at pretty picture- I arrinifg the men1. Mir. 1right was not h1 resent, inch to the regIet of all. The C ieture will probably form at part of the s 0hool exhibit at the Charlestell exposi. on. A Tho lecture Friday niighit, at, the Pres- a ylerianl (.hurch.1 by supt. E. L. Hu1ghes,; I (firen ville, was well i ttended ani' 1.s n1,t t with initerest. T1ht! 821je(Ct wHas I le Cunt'y l1ome." Mr. Hughes poke of the great inlii of the world be in ('rt1' Ilkalays l'ouIntly bred, the had. ig m2en1 of 111 the cities having com1o r'om2 the country. Mr. Ifughes is very op1lar lie, having beei frequently "gaged in soimer sclhool or institute if ork in1 the cointy. Among the visitors at the ses9sion of he Siiininin'er 8ch1ool on Saturday were tl 11. W. E Dntdly, PIincipal of the Pick- hf i2s Cr(iaded School, an)d hig (wo 21hist. - nis, Misses 3lary Swannit and larie Fol er', Miss Swanl, wilose holle i Selecl Vent, through t1h3 Oone county summ1r (1 chool hist year and th yeaor before, and 1, his year ailded the 1tato 111Su1nuner c ichiool lit ConVerso College, where shte ook a ht avy cour2e; gralmiler, prilily ( [lethods, draiwing, aind sight-siging, >he lils thu1s attendeild i tmlm1Iler sch1ool ve'ry yeari sin'ce. the systemii Was put, In t >peration. NIM F I W6A SLJAE Y A N I) V I ClN ITY1. Mr's. Caroline Burdine is agiiia seri usly ill [it her h111ome. Mr. Olat Lathemn, of ClemeInt, left for shev1'ille on Mlindaiy, 16112 inst. TheIi Lathe 11 chool100 keeps a lar1g(e at 3Indanlce m1 spite of , the busy fo(kler1f nllig time. TheIi( Lenhard1'tI 5(cho0, unlder thle super-1' . ision2 (of iMhiss Nani R1121 oper', is pr1o ressmng meiCly'. Miss Ola Major', of niear P~Cieon1t 'ais thle guiest of Miss Lecotus Ponder '9 ni 1ast Saturidaiy andt Suniday. Miss LeotI2s Ponder' is home from all xtenlded v'isit amiiong relatives in Gireenl- ~ ill anid Andersont11 countties. . Th1ere was11 a ba2ptiz/ing at1 Mt. Carmel 0 n2 Thuri's laiy, 1 2tlt inlst. Fiv'e were bur 3(1 withl Christ inl thle liquid grave. Mr'. Toml Chiildress, of Thomnasville h 1( il 1n las Friday morning (If a1 pois-8 nod( armi1. HeI had been sick only a few Cutting hay is thle order of the day ow. J. K. Lat~hem and J. ]B. Maiuldin av'o bought a MlcCormick mlower eachl C aid aro' cut1tin~g lhay by tile whiolesatle. ' Metiiis r.~ Fors Ponderii and(131 Ruped ub~li( Thomas visited tihe Missos Hillnts' liHon. C. If. Caripenter's the 111.h2 inst. I Miss EIlima Canada(1l, (If ClhrOlon h11 hats been spaending the mmllller atl V fender01sonlville, is the( gues3t of Mrs M. Tihomais, of Tlhlomiasvilloe, this e(ek. Mr'. MaritinI Buridine1, of (1Irey ,court, ,aurens c2 ounity, is v'isitinlg fr'iends and1( e 31 ltve (If Neoil.bnor1ea. Hfe is onl his -.13y to) li~taito, Asbeville 21121 (other a luee o'5(f mteetE.3'5 [,l'ole (If thiis 80012011 ar1e vo0hmtein'Ig h) a wor0lk the roa~ds and2( they3 hlave t hem iln h lodte~1 g(od lix. Peop1le of (other1 800- b ion21s slahhi tak theI11 hint and( mIovo dlilt with the samo11 shov'eI. Exper'inceI is a doaur schlool and1( people Ihave begun to learnu 801me thlings, VIZ., lot to vote for the canldidate who howvls e liat one doliir ori thr~ee da ys will wvork he roads, but to vote for a main that's r n1 faivor of Lnolve day3s or' four dolhars, h ir two dollars per~ head3, and a Ilvy of mne to three mills on property, LI BERTIY. Thle cotton mili started theoir nlighit ruin i the 23d1 inst, Job SmtithI, jr., has comm~leced the r'etion (If a hivory st j us suto hie dlepIot,.ujit8ito Thio railroad athor'itics hav proi'Olsed > buid a now depot at an early day. It baidly mooehd. The first new bale1 (If 0ootton gitnned1 by ,llbambhn & JhoIQgs,on the 17t1h inst., w~as e. >rV. T. O'Do11,8 Th'lO two 1rral mail delivor'y ro(utes go-n gs out south (If here into Anderson e 1)212 y, are'( to be starteo) up on Oct. 1st. " 'his wvill be a gr'eat convenience to a tl rge section of counltry that have here. a fore had only limited niail facilities. 'I Everything is qJuiet mn this neck of the & 'oods, eoept the noise of progress he new br'ick stores and batik have been 4 overedl and1 the plastlrer's tire now en- 1 nigedi in puttitng the walls, ate., ini shape1. P 'lhe btmnk floor uns11 beeni laid in cement, al Chanmblin & B(Iggs havo added some ioder', imp11rovelmonts to their innery as 'y alddiig a suction apparatusan danoth- s r. lar'go gin, makimg thr'ee large gins C jth an inproved seed delivery and ar'e ow~ pr'epared to gim yourt cotton while g TheIure is talk of a filopilhno lino from al ore to Anldersoni by way of Wilsona & a1 ulaitii and Paesmore'8 13ridu o, in Au, (Q leraon cunty to Martmi Rhm. uni.M~e gls go ", NERVOUSNESS, a8 s . An American Disease. n- DR. S. WEIR MITCHEtL is au. r- thority for the stateient that nerv. ?al ousness is the characteristic mal. ult ady of the American nation, and rr statistics show that nerve deaths AS number one-fourth of all deaths n. recorded, the mortality being main. ly among young people. Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTL.. to is the.grand specific for this great American disease, because it goes straight to the source of the Weak. ness, building up health and V. strength by supplying rich, abund- ii Mn ant food and pure blood to the OS worn-out tissues, rousing the liver to activity and regulating ala the it A. organs of the body. it- ** The Mchigma Drug Co.," Detroit, Melt. 0 LUverettes the famous ltilo liver pill. aSc. in. ed10 r ale by (. W. I~ ar,. fit a IINiiRY OPF',NIN0. I will exhibit iy m11111i iery and niotiomiti is- on Oet. 3d andII 4thl. Yoi are invited to P- aittend. Very lRempect full y, t30 Mrs. M. J1. Chapman,111 io Sop)2(v2 Liberty, 8. C. 1 -* Josihl Wosthalifer, of Lroogootee, Ind. ly iH a poor man. but he Hayti le would niot 10 be Without C(luhnberlain'ia Pain B1am1 if e it c'.At tive dollars a bottle, for it naved . him from being a eripple. No Exteriial It. applicaltioni iM e41ilal to this liniment for stit and swollin joints, con tracted mull. eles, s~tiff neek s~prains' and1. rhfeumantic )d uid imusuIilar paiins. It hai also (1red nuiieroto ease ,.f partial parally4is. It iN for siale by 0. W. l.:arle. 3rWATElit CUlIl.: FORt CHllONIC CONS'IIA'I'PAION. V Take two eipi of hot. wvater half an - hour l hbefore ea1 11h meal an1d just. before.% going to b(d, also a drink of water, hot or cold, about two hours after oeh meal. Take lots of out.loor exereise--walk, ride, drive. Mtke a regiuhir habit of this and in many eases 0hron'ii ie constipation 1111Y be cured without the l(e of Iy imediemiie. Whlen a pirgative in reqtiir or ed take somlItitig mii tt ald gelitleo like Chamiberlain ' Stoimitch antdt I Aiver Tab n, lets. For sale by (1. W. E]arle. id A C1ElTAI N CUItE lDYSENTEl1Y AND DIAlUiltOEA. nt "Some yearsi ago I wasx ole of a party or thaitt intnId mnakintig a long bicycle trip y says F. L. 'Taylor, of New Albainy, lrad ford Couinty, Ill. " was ta keni sud olenly with i diarrhoea, and w.as ahonlt, to o- give up the trip, when editor Warti, of m the Laceyville Messenger, suggested tis that I take a o(se tof Cinmberian's Coli, ut Cholera and Diarrhoot Itllmedy. I pur1'. Ohasel a i ott le atit took two doses, 10 ed before sartiig andol ton tle route. I (1. made the trip successfully anid never felt ,T. any ill elleet. Againi last. summer I wa 0. almost eoipletely run dowi with anl at ,a tack of dysentt'ry. I boui-hlt a bottle of ..this 11amo1 remledy and this timie ono. dlose Cured me.,' Sold by (I. W. I ile WA(OlKING N1(I L' ANI) DAY. ms Thle busiest and inighi jest little thi )ut that evor was made is Dr, King's Ne'i ;Life Pills. '1Tht4t pi lls chanige weeO5knes* irn initonstrenigth, listlessness in to energy 60 brai -fug into monital power. Th'Iey'r tid wionderful in) builin~ig up the the heoalth u. On~ly250e per box. Sold by 110lt & Tiron Iho 1eY. J. y.A SIHOCKINGl (ALAIT1Y. tn "Lately beftell a rai lroiad lboer,' as writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford, Ark. dl- "Hisw foot wias badly3 (irtnshed but, Blutck er len 'n Arnien Salve quick ly cured hiiim. ie It'n simplyh3 woniderfuil for' Jlurn, Boils, oc Piles antd all skhin oeruptionis. It,'t thIt ill wvorld's champion hiealor. Cure gtaran to toced. 25c. Sold by Bolt & Thornley. A NIGIIT OF TElIOR. "Afnul anxiety wvas felt for the wvidow I of theo bravo General B~urnhiam of Machi ins, Mo., when the dectors sa1id she 3k wvould dio fromi Pnonumoia before morn Lb inig" writes Mrs. S3. II. Lincoln, who at 10 tended her that fearful night, but nhe is- bogged for Dr. King's Nowv Discovery', 1) which had( nmero than Itnit staved her life~ ill and( enirtd her of C~onsumpllltioni. After' taking, nlie slept all iiighit. Furthier usc onr irely en red her."' Tis mSlarvellIons r meOdicino( 1s giiaianitectt to c1i1rotall h 'Iiroat, Cliest and liii g I)ixeases. Otily at.' andl 1). T1rial bottles free at Bol't & Thuornley tdruig store. -. S. B. MANN, u-. (Oj'ers. hIs striceso to the geo ra pubit Jtlit 0- for' hti ld ing puiirpo~sts oithlir by thet ''''n tracet or thte daty. A Ii work~ la guiarateeda wvhetn het81 superiits the wvork , an thieit re (ers to is patronts as to his qiuaniileatjto ando thtronghnettos All persotis destrntg it reilial conttraeotor or htnibIler il do w~ iellI ieto see hitn btoro c'losing trao elsewhoro. LUMBER We deal in LUMBER ho of all kinds, Y- Dried and Dr'essed LumberCI deliv ered on sihort notice. n. Patrties w'anting Lumber of the in atbove kind notify us att least ten days bef'oi'ehand thart the lumb~er may be thoroughly driedl. XV. Fi. H ENDRICKS & hBO ho Table Mountin, 5. 0. T 'iil. NxIW YOlltK WORtI,D 20T~C EEK EON,. >d1 'Te Mtost Whblely Read New~'paper in I Amierica. ." ime hias demiottrated that the Thrbice oa Week WVor'ld stands alotne in its clasp, 8- ,Other l:apeors havo ImItated Its foi'nu but H, !not its success. This Is beenno It tells tall 1s the tewVs all the thne aind tells It Impanrtl a-| ally, " hether' that tnews be pollticaul 01 loc otheriwho. ft Is Itt fact almost a dally at the prIce of a weekly and you cannot atl ford to be wIthout It, [I- Riepnbliocan and Decmoorat alIke can r'eado y, the I'hrlce a week Wotrld wIth absolute r, confidence in Its truth, g In audtit t~o news~i It puIbllshes dret4 er class serlttl ttor'ioi anud other features sluit j- ed to the home and fireshtle. , The 'I'nco ia Week Worbhtl' rogtil' ~. - anbsciption price NI ently 11.00 per' year is (OgCLther'QI 00 ytt fot' $w1 th reu~ suIr'|4i 19Q 4 FAR'MING II Grain Drills, Disc Plows, Hay Rakes, Chilled Plow Hill Side Plo In fact anything you want in ments, and the prices are right, Big Lot Fruit Jars j Get Our Prices bef( the Heath-Bruce A!P A SAC * e ()y* i l :t Carriages, SUrreys, Buggies, At an Absolute Unltil our stock is revineetld. hm't take ouir w< Harness of all kinds at. cot. We car Jlone, .in! varo 11i otler itu:kes of Bgl es, & SIbIE an We14bhr noI4 0be11 grade the )1 Now k Ohe 1:vA1 Sevon for SellingV vehlices of al1 part, pr-ofit or nlo prolit. Teseasonl for Miules :nl ilorses ik prlOt. yet. lviuitmmher, we pa:it no lon)se rent. or eill dn our own W: ir. We will sell aliy 'thiig we.( Il: :llli kin r.. mn11 ll iti t. W4 l v ' il to $voniv CHARLE Iu Court. ohh rer :nliv41 .Il4*ck41 Stsreets. PARK'S CUT P .AlIl Colored Mutslin9, Lawnis andi l)imu I t doI not110. IOIy me1 to carry1 ov'er go() TII1E P H I CF ini s(aOnso whlile you need31 All 1 2e and 15 centIs Suinunor Goodsr All 10 corits g)Oods reld1IC(ed to' 7 cenlts. 7 an d 8 cents goods roducwed to4 5 cen te Ladies 15 conIs Undervests at 10) cent A goo(d Vest at 5 cents. AllI of miy lowV cut Shoes are~ on tho SA if lowv prices will do the work, 1 do0 m over. Some good bargains in E mbroidl:ris, WAL~dAt..KW.ITIC MARBLE AND knowni to the trade and( lhI uin on to0 nol) the w If v011 need hnythin in o uI line a~ poemaI ca withi de-.Ign andu pice o vonri 1home, We bw Paices. PffIRON iF'INUINGi ANt) C.~OPlNd Your., for trade, Turnip 80 WVe havo ju3st received a full assortmo a reliable company, both1 ini bulk and pce Don't you wan't 6 spools of lBest Trhre for 50 cents. We handle Merrick's threa( to ha free from knots. Try it. A few more STRAW HATS to go C1 Our stook of Grocerius is co npiote. We have just received 1. barrel of larg< each or 8 for 25 (cents; cheoap as bacon. Try our Golden Rtod Roasted Coffee, 1 for 25 cents. Nico Green O0ffee 7, 8, and JBucket Molasses, Floor, Rice, Iacon, and brown. Don't forget us wvhen you have any Chickens, Eggd, BeeOswax, Ginsong, Star ( Yours3 truly, CRAIG E ond established from Andereoli. T 1 ouil b a great convenlionco to a )ai oction of country and wye hopo to soo LI operation. The roads are still a serious matter, to understaid that the public ful lave been OxIausted and the roads i tot worked. A general call for volt nors to finish upt) the work is now in ler. Let each community now qpp o th patriotism of tihe citizonA and I ho roads in passable condition to m wt our crops over. The good work I Iready becin commenced in this se(c'in CLEMSON COrLLEGE. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Robertson now< upy at handsomo cottago -recontly co tEructed on1 Hotel Ridge. The now barracks are rapidly neari mtttplotiont, aid will add greatly lemsori's appearance ind its studen om11fort. Mr. Jhnl T. Bowen and Cleonl I Jauldmn, foinier studenti of Cletms ollege, -ittnded the opening exerciE 't th- 11th inst. The facilty assisted by the Y. M. C. >1 ye aI reception to the ''rats" last 0 vei itg; afterwards refreshme10nts wt erved to atid greatly onjoyed by the: Otn ncoutt of the unfavorable weal r the new barracks were not complet 'y the beginning of the session and resent four students are allotted to Thm old stuldents have ceased dlist-u: ig the plealsuiresl of viie.tion aid tire al lying tiheisolves to their work like tr aruolinianls, while tlt "'rats" sit in sol bWiiure spot, thinking of. "the home1 11t behind mec." Clemson's ninth Ression wias formal egit ott Wmdtneisday, Sept. 11th. TI xtensivo preparations and the larl timiber of stdents will make this i r ter termi for South Carolina's best a ronitd 'college. President IHartzog jovially remark. ,at the matrimonial microhe had play, avoc withl the faculty hately ; this % opt', will not prove so detrimental lom113on1'A ilteres9t0 a1s the scarlet fov ,are of last year. IPilcens counity is represent- by Bowen, 11. Eid. Btowen, T. C. 1tobi )m1, ). . Earlo, C. It. inigood, 1). 4 [umubiert, W. F. Maulint, 11. Ht. Ah ice. It. I. Miller, S. M1. Robertso C. Stewart and .. F. Williais. Plickens lBoys. TABLE MOUNTAIN. Mrs. Johm M. Crenshaw is vivitiig h kother at Matietta, (a. Mr. Jesse Roper, of Tableu Mountai t improving his house. Alonzo ai Q. Edons atre his workinti. Mis Eliza J. Patton, of Table Mon uIn, is very loW with scatrlet fever, b ; improving. There are a few oth uses of this fever inl our section but th re doing fairly well. We were all shocked to learn of t eath of President McKinley. All pe le who enjoy our peculiar freedoc ught to be above such ain act as ti mod there is no excuse for this violc eatl of tle Chief Exccutive. l'his community was tetribly shock m the 14th imst., to receive the sad elligence of the death of Mrs. NI. Wkelton, ef this place, iother if S. ;kelton, of Liberty. Mrs. Skelton v ip and about oi Saturday morning I 01 hor death nnd was seomingly rood hietilth, but about t3 o'clock it I Ifternoon she was seized with a seri ase of ap~poplexy; she wits con1sci mnly a fewi hmourms and p~assed away ab< nlidntight. Shte leavies eight ehildri our1 sons5 aInd four1 daughtter's to mom ier utimtely deaith. She was about ciars of atgo and snirvived her husba bout 9 . (ears. H1er reminis woro : arred at the Golenoy cemeiter'y and t uicral services conducted1 by R1ev. 'yroe Singleton, of Greenville cotini ho was a'i industr'ious, upright wetm ossiessing that rare tact of businc bility rarely seen in women of her c cation. She wias a cotnistent membl f the Baptist church anid gave evidlen f a full assuraneo of 11er1 noeoptan -ithi God. I would to God that we ight follhow Mrts. Skelton 's example ei' chtildreni and all mankind. ept. 16, 1901. Looker On. LIBERT1Y TOWNSHIP SINGIN( ASSOCIATION. This Aissodiation met with I'lat Roe hurch, on Sunday, Sept. 15th,' wi .J. Robinson, President, pro temn. T1 Ilsio was led by' the following piroft os each 15 minutes: T. F. Nelso eD). Weas,I J. C. Lenidermanl~t mi T1he Associtationi adjourned onie hto nd thtirty mlinutes for (dhinet, afl -htich it was called to order by 'residenit and tho mulhsic wits led by Pt 'ssor' W. A. Poriter', 'T. B. Owens, Mc] uutos. Mr t. McMatini presidedl at t '1Tie sintgintg was graind and enjoyed1 I latrge' congr'egation. 'Te association adjourlnedl with pr1ay y R1ev. T. F. Nelsoni to mcot, with R1 amahul church the 2nd( Stundlay in Oct er. Rufus Itogga, See'y pro teom. OTi1IE '1O D)EBTORS ANID CRE] All porlsons having olaiths against l state of William kHunter, decensed, w resent the same properly aittosted to t1 ndorsi gnted by the J1st (lay of D)eoet 01'. '1 hose in debt to said estate w lease make paymnont, ecp26t3. 1). F. Bradley, RE~AL ESTATE. I l'ava for sulo several desiral racts of good farm laud near Easle t will be to the interest of prospeoti myers to sea mec. If you disiro to si r ehanigo for land see mc before ui lortaking to do so. Caill on or addre V. A, Hamitoni Easley, S. C. STOOD DEATH OFF. E. 1B. Munda y, a lawyer of Henriti ecx., onice fooled( a grave-digger.] ays: ,"My brother wvas very low wvi imnlar.ial fever and1 jatundico. I persus I him to try Electric flitters, iand 'aS 0oon much better,.but conttinu< ioir luse until he was, wholly oured. mi sure Ehecrio Blitters sauved his life 'his remedy expelhs malaria, kills disen erms and purifles the blood;~aids digc 0on, r'egulates liver, kidneysand bowel ures constipation, dyspepsia, norvoi iseases, .kidneoy troubles, female ot hiitsj gives perfect health, Only 5( IlDolt & Thornlhey drug store. An exammtation for 'reacher's Corti utes will be held at E'isley on Saturda opt. 28, 1901, on English Grammi 'eography, and the Solence of Teaoiu -tho branohea titught in the Summ oh.ool- nd at Pickons en Miondity f< >wimg on. Aritmetic, Algebrat, liiator Id Rlfording, This will betteoonly c ntionutl erar,10. o ILEMENTS S5 ws, Etc. the way of Farming Imi lust Received I >rc you buy. -Morrow C. :R 11 1' 10 1 mllr bus4iness, we will soll Phtons ndWago-, Sacrif Ice! rd for It, but comne nd see for yo inced. ryJ 11he' llaho.>ek, Courtland, Tyson -,as strict, lilt-rh G'rade Wagons,I lvensboro, Ta.1r anl-md Chattanooi I kinds, :11d we are goling to lsell( well ove r b111. u% e have a few bar-ga: k hire, ownl our Ownl reosItory 11 v! for cash or ypoodl paper. Pol U4 V1n111 i l See W W3 are alwI tiSacrificed. '' to next seas~ (onltfl, soyIoC1 tho;i ~godsla~aUmd Vgou~ edCI uce t 10, Tt racrnt oo IC I F tlICE Cl e t ONigTo El. wet itn hto carryiiv a sie r Gv.f r eenv~. i l ,Ole )rpc. Po. ii '' * uui W tu L Lc Et . Wtj II ITii' :is &of B AY R u ito r alcd.rs lbigam SPE to A LX Tl8.81, 0IC hagos. adlcl for 1 cents.roeds I. andier spo. arat 6 fat~cj M COERER1.cs thingen to aely an thsing .i 3rass.and GrhHna'