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The reople's Journal. rUBULrNID WMELY. T. 7. MAULDIN, .Emon. W. L. MATHENY, Bus. Mon. Entered at the Post Office at Pickens as second-olans matter. SutbscII)tioti, $1.00 a Year. THURSDAY, MAR. 13, 1902. 0. B. Martin, of Greenville, is a candidate for State Superinten dent of Education. The Charleston Exposition grows more attractive every day. The crowds are going and every one that goes comes back with true story that it is the best show over had in the southern states. Spring is coming on and before tho busy season opens, every one who can ought to take advantage of the o) portunity to see the historic old city of Charleston and the most complete exposition, in its flne, ever had. During ton recent snow, an eld erly man was attacked by a crowd of snow-balling boys. The man warned thom to desist but they be come more detormined and uider took to wallow him mtho snow.Heo drew his knife and sevorcly wound ed one of party. The man was prosented for aggravated assault and battery and the jury promptly acquitted him. This is a timely lesson. Boys ought not to take advantage of an elderly man in seoking fun. They brought on the difliculty in this cams. * * * T , )eoople of Easley are setting a good examle of united eflort in building up their town. Their second factory seems an assured fact, and, in ad(lition to th1is, they are diligontly at work arranging for the establilmtent of aln Ij)-to dato creamory with suflcien t ca pacity to firnish mp01loymiien.1t for many )eopl11 a a ready an( reas onable market for all the milk the neighl)orhood canl sulppl)y. It will encourage the raising and 'use of tho bost quality of cat tio for milk ers and ,oth directly and indirect ly stimulate all stock raisers towards imiiprovmnent in their breeds and induce them to give more thought to the profits to be de rived from their lands properly prepared and used as pastures in stead of running them dIown in ceasless efforts to make end(s meet by planting large areas and real). ing doubtful returns in cotton crops. A creamery, p)roperly man agedl will provo of immliense benefit not only to the town in which it is operated but its benefits will be felt by all the section fromni which its sup~phes are obtained, in the bettor prices at which the peOople throughout tha :;eto wl be aldedtoseel such jproducts through the medium and1 agency of such an an institution. Easley is on the right line. While cotton factories help to build up a community, the smaller industries are not to be dliscounted. SOUTH CAROLINA D)AY AT THlE EX POSITION, MARCHI, 20. Tfho Exposition at Chiarleton seems to be attracting a great degal oIf at tontion from the people of tihe country at large. Cincin nati and Chicago have sent large delegations there to inspect the show. The Governors of Georgia, *Vest Virgirnia andi Indiana have been there with their stafls and others, anid all scom to unite on one verdict, that it is as croehtable. an Exposition as any held in this country. Illinois insp~ected the Exposition March 11, with a delegation of several hundred, and other states are booked for later dates. The Legislaturo of South Caro lina and the Governor of the state have given their endorsement to the Exposition, and urged that the people of the state visit the Eixpo sition at least onlce, and have named March 20th, as South Car olina Day, with the idaa that there should be a grand rally of South Carolia on the Exposition1 Grounds that day. It is South Caro lina's firstat tempt to show to the onr at large the Industr'e courcat and possibilities of te, Raeourcey have h)3n welli-dispaetae. te Let us all go and by our rs .ence, a how an appreciation in wha has been done. Tn E Educational, publisb(,d at Columbia, 8. C., as successor to Carolina Teces Journal is a mnonthly magazine devoted to the -interests of eduoation in South Carolina. Any teacher desiring a copy need only address its pub. )isbore at ColumibiA t9 *90nre a U- Compay "" and the I.:xpostio; On Friday 11011ing tho s22mnd id int. With .'33 men (it: hoard Itho 1. lill City Guard1 Jeff; IaslE y ill it is Iecifal Oilr, f1*orI thn Charlem in 11 EXpositionl. h'lli run I I'qronvillf wasm quickidy doho, and the holv i thore took breafr'dast.. A 1, 9:t . n11 o train No 12 thoy tai'led f6r Char is loston over tIto (I. & (II. lIy. >r Train 12 Imakes gI'wil filinl, whbln to 1410 is not, l tiulit1 g N iliti;a, bit, it carrying mnilitia ,nly falirly go d tinnet is mado, fthe r -is .n4sap~s )f eit. they are heavy-, I lwever, )r 141 Iialla uston, wNhere Ow wat(. is, good, wa-i sf o reaeeld, 11n1d h.*lr 1ot. at feyw ('I thlt) ho. . 4('I ' I 11111ko '(oo Goo' y w iI I t h. u , lleg . girls; their stucces was h ordly i y tering thIt hourl wa-:I to" earl 11*%or 11)' r r was' t11 l0 v '1n w' W Only at fiow of fthe "Worbd., Fair (I Smilie(dIIIn (hoel ls Iliny s- '. 0 lbsiton was rea 11141 :hiuty f-:Ievenl . clock, d1111 1v.11 nga :f mw in .-. [. 1.4 w L oil 11.n I ho I-:. -r 4ta l 1 ), I (1t1 boy4 " "ol. (I dowvnf t o SI r 1 - I eI t s I lves, an bin t h v F0111.1 "siolo kinl 11 b-act ." Te li el n cr1d wa.Ii; t -% 10i 1i8 lle .11 (1n AI 0., (Inil l l I d it( ! 11 was ban- iing Co. "-:'4 f Anldr it ill T wo ea s f rIli i i ! W -l, 1 things liv neld tipl, 11ndu l C't -.; "E1" Ia "I I " l in tI' viS t h of h l'r 11s1ad Swap tho slao's4L , tl) m1p'h If is a e(ll knlown f t (ha( thinI Igsi ar n)I th" u li weIlon Pickens and Alol erson enuni' s hm gil to ex.han ge cmIlilte --nts. The case WOr! ats W-1u4.l onl tis trip all the boys (4ofl tlhe t oilluipauslI'. git ail1n0g 3ilously ' At Groonw<m<>d anothel' er), Of militiao was ndi l to. th. train, and 1he 3 boys mad mo1( re mvli' a illain talles *1I,1t li s were I ro1llred, a111d t o oys . jIIoyed th m(l v, '1I's for tho low m111 :hintles that the train atdll companly was; .oilld e.ro by1 W . 1. CurI) l.ton wh1o is 11 pres it i->at'd with thilta) haortil at 'reelword. At, Newbory color egntLr 1e't d a l ood de! of amu - mi3, by ldi 4liH- llgr 41 t 1) '4 t it f- 11.1'3 vl.l I.to.I [I(. Phillipines, ll -Il o a ..od miany or them, those tha4' t I In 11l;d catchI bel i vo th It Lit wva3 s ( lith ren i thing and mhiro lay the aooment.l,1 At Cohnhi the 3r'1'b tre iitary1'i coach s werle d b rom No. 1) antd 1. o'clock t( tho ni 1 h I s 1ailin On domt.s corniees, and i igin archwa'y 7 b rst. ilnt(o vioW'; aid sO-inl th Iloiy)s uwor inC y i llilla 44 111 'iti :n (tllE\ position lnding. M1r. l I 131( lvato w hvio wa-:1 vis iting the I x position Ilnet the hv a ion 1fa)l t he CAli(lit m .. A ( folow i h0 compsanies 110 il set3 ty t ow to0 rt .1( Tle b 1148 llri pogloost she k n (1 abnaeN of li 4ht .athrough33( tIhIntIding, and the1i'4) f ored tt keep'3 <igit. ehtal was1( stilyo saeefo thee measrl d re~g Ufm 1 i' s lttll- soits t he' o a & o upfm the hdlo. anrd a cli. fortabto, of~l t fo all. this thercd cll Wofgv hr V aly they undr41 'oa me icn bleht ' m ltfay 13) iunil rms. rJot T aroiso' lC1ie, or stil s i of eora ' hlb s t iiyarledit 7 1y8K llyCt4 14k! the Idtoiio ru ds o ili-s f ar bidayi waslit o.htstolbl Noar aot 'itonh3 I'clck~ Chp. WOMAN AND FASHION A Chartming 'lea (Jown. TestI gown) Of ('r4n1111 crepe qle hio *nited fill aruni t hI e Iop, h hib lull 14 opeling otit h1low the wat. e'11. lw I ieck la bo4 wrtiered vitl 1 pretty draped I f 1, .2t II i d < ii 1 . 3r A 'l iI cloWN PiOM PAnis. I[1 I llii Il( y k iot of ivenin aioggge. hlill do solo (liged with embrloIdery in A ieliintco colrs. es The ho')toi of' ihe skirt Is filished th with the einbiroiblery and witl applique th ro 01' fli 1k guIIz. The01 a'rge sleeve consis(t ' of Iwo full puffs and it de(e!p frill trimiml with the embroidery. Chic PUisiei. I o'ma1i'i L'oPuits XVI. Coat. lit Louis NVI. coats, with all their ple- i tlrii(n'Sjllenss (f' bi- revers, hii) pocket Of inps, tiniovier cuilTs inl(d Iaee tritn- It mings, ire n i4 the season's ifavored ' Tihsigs. This hihly iIef'tive1e tlodel 1. mil. Iin Ithv wlost fashionable lines and Is adapteii to vivet, velveleii, haiiiId F(1an C1th and silk, vither with skirt ii to innt h or in cont4rst. The original I I innakves lirt (1f a costnine, the( mnnterial for. whic 'h .1i Is huniiter's green velvet, Iind is tiuiiiintd with .11131ls of ilnk und tiI h4 'R: . ,ietw i but ons, the riving or w lI'4r('1i (it! the revers, collars and C fsor Iris erehe over white satin,. w The waist. po1tio14 Ills sugly andin eludes; inl ust daris. The skirt 1.4 Sentani(d (III alti flrit. 11441 sids, but Cut Ili 114 willi 1he Iiik, and the pocket hlp1 are a11t ltnehe1d lit the seaml3s. The I I Vest, 11s is closely' fitted an(d IS JoIned v to tle fronits, wlicl are extended to t blI a ck aid forti ievers. 'Te'lle fieveves aire In coat. style, wvith r-oil over, lrn cufls, .14441 the ie'k Is f1inisled with a deep turiover cllar. II CombinatIon Party.s Gown. i A'4 pariity gowns 4Ire hlll exp'enlsve luxuries, tlhe girl of Iinlit('ed Incorne enino11(4. a I'foril iiore 11han1 one, whieh Iiust. :1a wer forill'i dr1ess 4t(C1nsins. 0 venlIing ('ostun031-, it. 15 (4f Cou:rse innde I ble for1 othler 1 ffluir's ilhat <!('1nandm an nI ilborate4.but high nec'1ked. gown the I'i ('4con41'inin 1ioug wo'i~4anl has1 several ( 111es a ndl hair of sheves' 4114(10 ofl niel, Coiinati~iion 544wnI. Thiei j4retty la1ce yokei~s that4 ni3y: bie pulrCha:sedI 5o chieap hy jusinaw a13'lre te very thinig for' b I heset useful 1 (ecessories whien they3 enn si hie 31n:3(1hed in oth4 h11'ice fr'orn whieh a A Styilih illonne. i 'The laist biluse. is oif iraspherriy red1 clothI, wIth1 a per'fectliy plauini stretched1 j 1414ck and3( thle fron1.lltadrned' at eit her siile with1 aL (lusteir of simatll tncks, while thle low cut nek andui the cr'ossed fausteuings arie edged withl a band of 3-' 4w Iw ii in til white ta ff'ta4 1piped with lneuk taffeta. Thei ('olllar and44 listroni are' of cream'lii 1:a e, nr114 t he I tucd sleeves are0 Iinish edi withI liu'ked ciiffs trnne ih * 1handbs ofi w*hiite inra Il iped with b bii.ck.--l'iiildelin~ Ledgeri. Ini4) spt( (if thle 01urta11 ig of thle wialk- (O Sig skirit ihe' recepito 103o4wni sill re tains3 its elegant prop10tois, iin miny ense th Ile linre wh ~iichi was formert'zly d iced by ai seies of01 gor'es to the groCuin)l, whii (eh ('onivey'1 an3 impression1 of4' heIght anid itre very'3 gracefizi. G'Iis' and34 Chudrena's L~eggings. Tj Warm ii3, co(11nfor'tab3le legginugs arie es. .. (enial 31 tOo'iver w~iinteri outfit. For4 the glirls and( (childrenf t hey arie niece.sary In all weather as a protectioni against cold. For the isses, with their longer skIrts, they are essential in rain e~nd snow, (optionlal On clear days, but N should never be neglected. . . A PillJk''EJR (imf'ATLIY SUlRPIEDF lIfe, as1. I wasti withi114 the rsults of using Chamber3C'lin3's Piain liIm, say Frenery TI. Crook, preCssman of thle Asheville (N. O C.) Gazei.tto. 443 Contralctedl ai severe cape o'f rhel~inuatIimly la 3'ist witer by ge' ting my13feet wet. I tried several thin gs for fli it withoult benenit. One day wvhile look. In~ overi tile Onze~t te, I noticed that Pain ia mwals positivelty n ~taaneed to ciure rhoi111ma' ism, so bought a bottle of it and before using two tht Ide of itl my rh1e4mna olhdtkn 48s flight ud I have not a r'haumannq~1II na i na nau by , w, a Dr. R. F. Smith Aguonnces For Cc gress. While in Easloy last wbok we hi a talk with I)r. R. F. Snith touie ing on politics in general and I reported candidacy for Congress i this district. Dr. Smith stated in inequivoci terms that he was in the raco I the end and proposed to [mfake h fight on the claur cut issues fi which the Domocratic party h: always stood. As to tho asho1 foatures of his platform, he roplic that lie thoughti a great. deal < good might bo dono locally f the peoplo of this district if ti ropreseitatives should urgo prol orly for it. As to tho bill now before Coi gress lotting the free rural doliver mail service to the lowest bidd instoad of oi salaries, a they no are, he statod that he Wias Oppose to tho bill and had always )e olposed to the iethol of le ting star routes to the lowest )i( dor, I think, said lho, that it III )oon a stigma on our govelrinmer to have tho IT. S. mail sorv ie placed on so low ia plane. Our ser vice has 0bown roelred inliciel by routos being bid off in blck by foreigners to speeilatto on, alm sublotting the contracts to mmin a such low rates that they could ino <lecently or eflicioitly carry out ti purport of the mail sorvico laws. As to tho proposod appropriationi ill inid Of the Nationial Good Roads Association for Oxperime)ntial p)IrpOses. witl tho viow of stimiula' ting anl mterest in bettor roads, he said ho thought it bet ter that, suieh ap)'rol)riatioi, if made, simuld be lmad.) to the I'Qresect ive stlates, if suh ppopiaiosarek not, inl conti aven t ion of the Cotist i Li t oi. Such reasonmale dijspositiol of tie utdis inl the fedorl treasur y woul(l beof mlioro alctial beniefits thall to hand out so iuuchi of it inidis-'r1injU At(ly to unworthly Ipenionerl al for othier p111Iu)oRo for Which t her canlnot be urlgod ats mankiy go~od rea SInS, I think saild hi, tIle dolliuiait issuies to bo decid ed in the nioxt. [(igress will ho those tolicling onl Pur tfraIdo relations Nwitih foreign :ouiitries mi i which the tariff que.s ol is involved, and the just dispo. liLion of all questions appert a ining 'o what is termed "our new pos. lossions". On all theio iatter, I 1111 in accord vith the fudameon ta p)Principles of the democratio ide: >f governmeniit. What the doimocratia parti stantds for today is essentially ii promotion of the intorosts of the pQole)c as a whole. Further speaking, Dr. Sinti said that his platform will be mior, fully stated at. the proper timue dur lng the campil~aignm. A Tibu~te' to Mirs. Siarahl Mauldini. Oni Fr1(1idanorninig the 28t h inst the happy spirint of Mris. Sara I Martin tiho belovedi wife of Bro W. A. Alauldinu paussoxd from th<i iorriows of ear'th Lto the joys 0 I leaven. Fur the past two years she had becen a great su fferr Whlilo looking on ber sutferin<~ body one would think of Paul' words iln .Romans 8:18, "FVor reckon tha~t the sufflerings of thi. present time are not worthy to h compiharedi withi the glor'y wice shall be revealed in us. '' If th intenco sulfeoring and~ excruciatini pa1i11s thbat,(( Go'8 'hlildlienl51 st(' here are not to b)e compar'ed witl the glory hereafter wvhat must b the jIoy,y~hoinessilO and glory o that, bright worldh on high. Sister Mauldin was a br'ight happy cheerful Christian, iii to sufler His will as well as to d< llis will. She was kimd, gentb anid loving in her disposition, am as a result sho has always hat many friends. IHavinig lenty of this worldl goids and a k indt, lovinhg, tonid and1( afflectioniate hiusbandI she di< not wiant for attention. TIhec vor' best medical skrill wasR given lht and the hest of nursing, [but' h F'thler had cal11od his triied an< su fferinog child1( to come home. Oin Saturiday afternoon lier fu nieraul was held in the P'resbyter'iai ('huirch , of which she had1( been: devoted member, being condlucto< byV her pastor assistOed by th< Methoedist and Baptist pastors. Al though the weather' was very ini clement a largecon course of poopl1 followed her body to the grave i the new Cemetery near the M. E M~ay God conmfor't the -beroavot 0one8 and helpi thoem to say as an other has said :"Even for' the dead I will not bind my soul t< grief," but wvith simple trust it Dhrist look forward to a happy ro union in Heaven w~here heart scheos and partings are unknown. Easley, S. 0. D). W. HI. H AVING A RUN ON CH AMBER LAIN'S COUGHJ REMEDY. Bletween the hours of eleven o'clocka m. aund closing tIme at night on Jan. 21 1901, A. F. Clark, druggIst, Glade Sping Vn. sol twelv'e bottles of Chambet lalin Cough Remedly. He says, "I never haind, tedi a medicino that sold better or' gav< letter SatisfactIon to my customers. h ie Remedy has1 been In general use I talrginal for many yoars, and the peopl len e qarellu acquainted wIth Its excel ne uais.Many ofthm av st efreoton .iremarkable cures whieh It ha ble melneG ui n 1~hYOou ee a good, Irelhla Uuck of the for a~ cough or cold, or at Cough Rur gmedy use Chamnberlain' be smore thn 70l are certlun Ii whic # troa" W wit thes guiok elun Drobbunste g &~' by.Q, W.hr RtAW ORlt IjNI\ [Pill ,UINis. YIIlbI In; I -- it 1. wom(lNIfuI l en(. i mi heatlhig t .14 Of lolcy's llollwy l T;11 . If. pre&veaJ01ls prml oniat 11114 ensinpionFrom :1 ba.114 oe1h1 seth- 1 1y) 1 io (wcielful v41 e (k < m il i Of 141-Y's Honeynl if Tar. There it f II IoIg Me ,lj 11" 1 4.1 go 1." 1)14 ) 11. &t(V Tihllr vy , 'ichenls, Cnp a alh n ~ A% n efort, I IvI sA1 it, f t, tI ng wi01 n , Isil bI i ng1i mado to mihd an1(~olo 4140tmn miill at Ia y . ''h p1111 I aI I t k< w I I bo 'Jli ( '11.31 2 i~ i 1 ( 111 ~1 o. I X I211: S I I v:I I H il 0t Ii 1121 r ~ I' aIf ,(4 an111111 of hIi am uinlt $A 1, hH~ll" M~ld li v [). -et%- D; Wiit 1)ll 'lX l. i ll 1 I 1:1l' 1i l. t 141 piece-, filr ii, 4la . 1111..s thjis 11 h41., '1 A.i n 4, the kink 111a1 , halt . sIlh intrs-t who(llydcrives fronm fromn m y Aviem. ThlOnls:Unis fone-hope less 1in- fa11 i a n msIo tion I l P) o eming(n 1,1 11 i e 1 h eir livaPh (kill 0riytllW o.01 jn COilgh l ' i nathly rier 'rIterl jforp e '1.9 1' 111K i a Irab s. Toe. p'i T: in hoar ils ve nt. 111 & hornley. Th1 (ity clnil ofcarlestn 2i~liehi1~' ('X'it 11e ON I42lh4 I vii i~ uhitzinlg tie ur11 'ch s f8s r I' $ w 5 00 e.lt loast halfI of th 11gru d on hiol the E4xposilion is h iing conll Ictedl. The tract, included thlo 21onial mansioi , thill 2aIc grvo21121 )d the lands bordering onb tlel 4hl0y 61rVr. T 1e0 purposo is4 to tablisi it beautif. tl iy park oil b0k il1 of tho Ashioy rivelr after C close of th 1Expositioli. TillE Vl(;]E (IF N.\(,IN(;. ('ho l S h happines Of I imt ( (i, 1 3ing woman ofrai t U d< li'.Itt. lhe l i nctii triil l I:4y1 Ierillf4 i I 11111 hat g i t i441 .12 11 V If1o l 2 L I'lIj.4 (-ho1chol, ex 'itable, Irb lU. w.ith lo () iaion Or faintingay a igl tiizzy pO sit . C-gim -ly (mr ailing w(' n. Tl Ionisa' anie r from foile tionbhe- vou Oi s, bunehe m wak I i Ivs 1U jeil , door i b ic'l banlbly m'd 191pN Tr it. <jknle- 50e Ol & -'11-h -rn On Sunday milornintl") aft-.r break It Em' 1o ryv Jordmn"u-nd faiiv, h(o) livo niar M11u llns mll Al ariJil I oun1ty, wvere tke.n violi-ntly ill ith symptoms of oisoning, a1d took all (ho doctor'.s. skill to) Save icir lives. An d 1i4-ro w 'ho hi ves no r, sll t uspt 4 ; i . t4 1of t 11 1ison in g. h I le natter. will 1'b 1 In-2 M r. 11 . i l- I 1(4 I r ir i ili v ,. hole-ra :and linhri hoca Re 0di him On, 1e 2-:l t 'hn 22: ,iwr milivie l .e Ol ever u he12. -o )..i by G. W. E a On Wg 'Ianig from'ifl the1 Greenil Le jail. 1T-y had011 suc)ee-ded in [sp iking (e IaI~l door Of xh goinches and we 'edomt(i whn dCi''vered byl Jailer11 A1S0 0-1110C 1,1)l t ill T123 1)1 01)-s Thetatollowilt iter frm A.il .f. . Cin._ I)5t)I.9o oft .lllbl., ites i1.- 1( ver lhl.Ail tlc irad~tg-e at ( 'lla.i',., Iii, it ai1)01 phSicin ierhl f''or - 201t 11' 021 ot ilUproi. 'i'ie-n rj 11, 1: Oi' ih1wy :n l1 Tar,) :not ei1 2 .h'0 11 1h(r (11.11ybt ((ot~o'r Ie Tle 'h thn(Ar iley Tis anciet Iiandi. hoorbl~v':e am ;ik2127 o eatinoneeIs 44s t. he 00ly g >citio 2d~21in~I Ameint wh4 se il ti t lei Trpe tua2tesl Ih good 1;' Klie of' te Itiot commone Wm. '1 1P2 it. The -Eeted a0) stat'y in011 gra 211tefu l r Ir, 11iO' of11 his sevinsinbeal. ecooisrn the fta dfas ofip. essmone bfreunded reoCtontans Sstte hsillans i the estyo alle qarn, Bthough tarodby d10the nsileyo war. Tar 1E TRADE. ou coulte hing, showing CARRIAGES, SPRING WAGOIS, &. ro I WAG ON CO, gents wanted OHN T. BOGGS, iness houra I am1. at your serylce to figure the lowest prices on 'S, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &C ete line of Sewing Machiner, Needlea rS, &c., always on haud or promptly or! onigra.hs and lraphoplhions and 8up. m id for sale at the companies' reula. vork skillfully done. All work guaran John T. Boggs, Liberty, S. C. CLEARANCE! GOODS. CKS AND COLORS, UNS AND KER8EY81 KTIETS - 'ill be sold for less than cost. i Mon's, Women's and Children's c to buy good shoes for little mon I a nd Embiroideries is now On. ew things of the ason, and no the samo money. Park, (LARK BROS. & Co., GRLEEN VILLE, S. C. We Will Sell For the Next 30 Days ---A LL [Monuments, Tombstones, and LMarker~s. Now in Stock at---. . 20 per centi 0ss than usual price. We have ;ome exceptional values. CHEAPEST WROUGHT FENCING ON EARTH . CLARKC BROTHERS & CD. G4reenville, S. C. 31 enral's ThOre. A re) you pr~jud3( icod? Are you penl to conlviction?~ Many p~eoplo biink it impulos8ibl!e to fine a First hiss General Storo in a town of his size Don't you bolieve it!i Blecauso you can be convinced here is a First-class Genoral Store ere by callinitg on L- R~oss Eaton, Central, 8. C. W\hero you will find a fine and aried Stock of D~ry Goods, Dress rods and Groceries. L. ROSS E ATON, Central, 8, 0. ne ta C C C. Never soldi Bewar thedealer who trfes to s "something isst as Mp. ne~inte~a O7' F99p. e e~ ligh Gra( Write for Ctalogie at It costi not '-4 k. ad.. ilt h ids of BUGri[S, 0111V11IG WlAGONS, SURREYS WRITH' NEW STANDARI CINCINNAT I Respolsible A Pleae nthis p~aper When writ Diuring bum WIATCl A vomlp1 Oils, lepai * h-red. PlI plies on Ia tiol prices, Repair i teed. ID -' Htox E 8 BLA ta r rii ry values inl R E RZ; ELS, JEi E :r:!rin'ry values in iiyvalues i Ander A f, ('A 1)F a nl ACKE'S v Tho 1-a inary valuo i Neavy .'This is the pli T - (Inoils. Lawi in ;Al the 1 ~vi .% - It* 'r(oods for I .Z ve tlly, '1. 1'. iUll D' ::-. WV. W\. I. IA M OND) Briderces & H-ammond, Dry Goods --- AOST C onte now andl get bar gains. Bridges & Hammond. PICKENS, - - S,C. Fe e L' I 'MCIAL. P ickLn~ keep:s silv e r gods and( jl JI(:t LV your snt Nisilv i'Ald1 . L aICe Ptjin, Co lor-. Id Seti, .. t SadGHI oohsani'lPt 8 0 ti-rns, He ledChI~tie NIc Cin, W it silet N tcs'' 15 Ie t Gobl-F ill org eehin, 250 Gi-Fled alh h ans, i n ad } Iattcrned' 8.00,Coubi, 14 ks oySed aind Sell Snat, Ites, e o~,)ucru Wrt L[rcht er ivrn ish' 801M.