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The People's Jourmo PUIISI[ED I.VEIY, -- T. J. MAULDIN, - - - Editor. W. LIMSI- MA'rihlHNY', - Btus. l Hnteredl at the P'ost Ofilce at Pic'konai second-elass mnatter. Su-criptilon. $1.00 a Year. Il U RSDA Y, A1Pi1. '-), 1902. We print below Some clilings fr the i.eowee Courier undu date October 1,85, some of which inay be of interest our people to-day. The election returns plinted in this iss show at total Vote, inlcluding.. what Is II Oconce aild Piel- ties, of only 14Y This ia ' Ist election votes weie r just ended t 1u11 of inen. I Nrr'II>SrmA-rl1s SEcNA-tolaS. In lditioll 14) the 1111my selections for lice that iis :"lr(e1y been Made, the 8; Legisiature will be called on to elect t United SlateS Seallitors. Gov. PItrjty, it conIcelded I)n all hand1111s, will be one of two. lion. W. W. Bool, of Fairfield, also favorably spokell of in conneet with tile other seat- It behooves us, tlis extieity, to select. our best, wist and most (4onsidelrIte statesmen to rep cut us in the Congres of the United Stat t the prese it l illt . I'~i'a- o' iliSUN. Early ill the fo1r0n00n 0fThtrdyh an obscuIrLation ()f* the .-un's disc comme VCd.-Thc clipse % as not as coipletle that foretoli by14. - %- I. a in :lac gentlemen, 1 gave very gele ral satisfactioll. I .\.\4l11 :ATil N. W.' call amttenin to the interestinglet c 4f CIA. .JOHN A. Wm.', Of Cimrlesh-A which we pul ish this weei onl our fi ManyI83 ('1of41it- ouiew 'lwill rl leet Col14 4.V.(oIKNR:. as (Ine 4;[ thel lieI(ipall folItn i of the f1l11rishi:Ig (;e n sett lemenlt W alhalla, in ourl- district. WeL commenW~d Isk letier. con1t.ining 11i 1 t1l,. is import alt to om-1 prosperil ti the Inkturle .c : I 11'sid ratjil of 414 I tors, Soon1 to assem11ble. 3 1 ' !! -: : : . We ege'olearll utt t1111 mber14s of t Federal glrri soll were kilb- l Ir n1.% Ferry, ill Adtldermn distril, st we They were11 (nItac-itlevi, gulard .4t111t111, whel they II let tir'.. viaOh-ilt O1a Sev'ail citizens ofl Anlders. m l-ilv(., learn, been rrstd and set-l to) (44im11 for trial be o. .re ti' m.ilitar. auunlti.m 0iti The freqllelcy of ie ,,.. ing ill this seet.unn 111(1 fT. ,c4 A 114- . '1'im4'iy c'4 144 thle good1 -Ill 11111 1 ' 41- W erted for til' futire. Ihlimolln lilt, llot regardled w1'ith a n l'( 5 Sitsh '1 1f s -14r-1t1Ih1 (r ho itn with anctity. \'l I-re \l il I reckles44 r (g o 11 lft 1 e:nl' S I ll it i Nc'..' ve i oll ple4eitt eillg ll, 114' llH r . i b lite filure? W e thilik 111. \ 'hy Se gagelll til lt wteS, ..l l rel h w.. ti n it'is4. an.ilty plead for a reastnabl truIelatie: pt,tt ~vitig daed i l ivriool cortrep1dent advncehas.-aen1lac NwisYork, puttin up.F Sthe~S pie ato s cents per und for1S "mi h 1>s. the'' '..''i .1 c r- a :Cc lishesp. f'ctiia j .V~j.'111 4'l '~ .41 letter1 I II 5t:~li~'.41 1111'''' '''4 '' : U;LC:id. ln hear andi mlind wt the deterilm pAst ofer of41 te-future our coul k wi4.llr notiI oly' belL restordjl to lnatelial4i perrty blut (illb advanced4.4 i in seie vllitue sand reig.4.4 lrl-1('c 14 l1 .. Walc ishing V'4'11 you ver suces I am. i 4 I M rcofsat trulyjt'wi yours, I . ful. 11.:1 Thtc g~eeis go1d athi'tyd fror 'aije palltm thenloe tho; n[ w ljIin (iilw 11110 serve i lot .e m-tered b;t. Te d theyy was:.! b rtaineicas path th'o ghuld ep anny a erypne.. n TUeycl formeh'ovi,na~lcr fee hie all '.e thing fblon to .m, wl --)88'li ~ sGreboy elsew. - 'cmf n khllegh obsvn c ls h hno ley' Won (donu vprae. AI it n.lever. 110 us patll . 1j.. water w' ill itr se! l rp.'l~ tabla uth; srvat' wre ve itla m ture~ of a lt i nd perc pntifly al 'wd Slidaly C01ne04, at gentle blessing, olce a Week. God's laws are all-wiso andtiinexor able. Each colmllladmillt of tle decalo. gue is an toxpressiol of the 11aW of nature. gr. -lThi'otgli ill thie I!nivelrsce this will of God. this latW of lat ure resign.s parIamnount. No E hunan texigen(cies cll gainpay it - when carriedi to 1their last anallyses, hum1111an cxI- M gelcies are bult tile result of certain Viola ions of nature's law. God resigns Supreme, C lld lie that nlldeitalikes to contiover't Ilis nill will is not wise. The sophistry of inible. isi even accepts the true principles of to God's law aInd its Champions practice thei in natuire's way-'their arguments fail be ue cliuse, their )reaTchings and1 practlCes are )w inconsistent aind because their. conclusions )7. are enI'oneons. Finie argielaent does n1t4 in aIllke truth, but truth lives through all the ol. vicissitudes of men sand nations amd will nd stand, at the list ily. the i unerring arbiter of ull the deeds of men----truh is of God. a part; the comlllllmamnts of' ('od a ire ela. natl(ions Iromall anid tin nerri ng source. 'I' aill these eomnndnenimts, mai unast give hae or the fatal results of dlisob:)dielnce will 1 surely be his port ion. IeI -aps t i henar% he feels them in busiiess, in the strictiles that society is not slow to levy ol hill ill gelneral iltelcourse, inl the hlain i lat ionas that, harrows his sotl, while the unfittatm- ( able hereafter, most of fall. hols for diso. s bedielt man :ni enless labyrini 1 of' dis. 1a ppointmnllt)s. JIu there is hoipl( :and enwourngenet 1 an ('a every hand. Evidences of tiv'erSaal a.-. knowlmenrllt, of' the just claim a the In. ( st, liite Ruler ae hattnal' givi'ai il l alt'. I' miatIni t.f life. Hisiness y eus ha-aiwtl. a ieanue, lawisck Ia emlhlaasiz,. e a raecoagni. 't i ala of the tact that (a I's vill is one f Ti the justititatioas far all1 hanall law. As in indeh'x tat the onsrvllsa'tive rvtont tmli te 1y of hiw'-albitling spirit fit (1uii' people, titm r, l eeil strict observallce of t he Sal it i rst 41hy tells morile 11han l'nagtly speecht's tr evenl Ilooks col rigt-ily dielmonstr -., . The triuth is, we arc elnjoying the blessilgs rs "te of' the ligh christiaal ci vilizwitiona aaI yf .et tIae pity is we (aftell stlray in -lt '''-a->r ia.1 accot.il fr the source aild Instairatila at it fall. be far Ln's bae(.t erop is its 'rap if lors 3101rl--h future menl anld w~en. I w\ all saal tlant amlything whieh tila'rfs tl-ir . lives Ir taa'hies them hall habits tar ..'iv': it w ra g l vwl' s at (i l' car ( w rmig iai s hal ft ell ss a' which t maias in all w -:l' w an I ihe'ira m:aa soil r wo -a lit , tial is yaa''~ httal fdamin Ti~ -' a' an ha , t -a'kt \t* y teiiilsill.. 3 ' t i fim ba ilit' 'a' ly w ;iy 'iti n- vert. I .r ddi . ' I tacilwr t ln-s i s a hI la d Satieicr no .t0il 1t i hiw lich Ii; lanads, liaw har'hii' 4c rps hiw tlai' his stt'lw . arill na au- - W M il a htIl, r-, 'Ire niot v xplnweI I , 11it1a t thI ' t14 utallaatinls which iestt tiw palbs (11 a a1stose who i f lil' in the city but thi e farim. ian-v: rthat less. fillar stpla'mtinti 4IpaIp r itita is fo s"-til )Ita lit IliIg the t al at libr ainl hulblinag str..r: characters. Thi'. anlIs Y\ la litnt at :la 4'.\td:nnatill aailh'a liitlt' by'a ;al al "Whll i altanwth frnrwub aei "" Y t ha l'nl ta' hial :i waall it h ' it' tillanals mainid ltight in wa'ith hits chlithn-n!' I it is .4tjaat 1 a h a i : a l t a'0 pl:nai af a ne a i'af a i a'' il I t i t al li \v' a ill :i '*a )wl I lll itn*ii 't';I i ' tobehuin with th. anaa pr'e'a'sin:g. I Ic ala,. kt~ail twoa hirtea meniai. anal tater his" niniar en .mduttin was"4 cointliaa hii watb~tlar :aat it t' Ijhit phols. ai-l whena~ an-- 'ja.h wa,. t hey ti' ltry'a <la'biy. If anly nitial is iif :aany s..art wa~ee ro ' . ntilto nab le i them~ll 141 Coinghl ' any jobt ihe lirst tit:eta h 'e a wen tao tatwn I. It seems1i thait et.'tin :g til hais fariuin move a''s it n:si va auit steaia-l as 'a ('loc'. 'Tlo' hirail men h a ait lato a do tex :ali a va:st I a taust 9at at. ; ' ' - t a "a jl lue ( : . .,. E l> ir.O am' "t 3'' t .a. . r u - - . )- l bue |' a lati lahth' h( 6 1. h t'' lth . Th 'a hll lof i I ri 'a'als W i l i I it - a In tha' tht of April, Sllanbry, the )a'amaa('ati" Clubt are) eIC xpeted'i to meeit lair Het re-otrgaation bay th eetin of prsdn, Hit vi.c-pri'i ent , secretary antd I reasurler', andt lhen an tex~ct dye committee of three or' morei' a! mlembe:~rs and an executivye comilI ItCeemanl 14le At thec stame time the clubhs wIll ceet dee Sit gates to the county convention which wIll meet on the first Mondaiy in May, 5th1 day, tof when a devlegale w'll be elected to the Staute el conivention. TJhe basis of cltub represcuta.- (1 tioni Is on~e delegate for cyery 25 memlfber's y'o or majority fraction thereof. 1) 01 -ALt a C~tc egtionail meeOLting Suniday to afternjoon Apriilt, aftrrglrsrie call was extended to taresbygtll et asinc fo ughalf the Ihne of liev T.11 iedd. his~o chgt~Iurcoh will be one of his charlgesCh like Oh US VELDB~ A $1LtARP AX, it U Millions mairvel at the multitudeo of bey m'aiaies Cut offby Dr. King's Now Life whti ttm- Pilis- -the most distresaing too, iStomi. ter ach,~ Liver and Uowoi tr'ouble--Dyspap. 801u stBa, Losof A ,ati to Jaundice, iliu8, tg ed nes, Fver lara, ll allbefrethose Iy that to Buy Ad Whiere to Buy!1 celslor Slovs rromi IuS1 :%,s S Pn juts l'roli Wa~lte'r West i:111iipioi Mowers C I' Ir ill VNI~ater Wecst 1i1tulioll 1Bilhde s (rolix Wallecr NVcs.L .tffiio P ig Tooithi [Iaronm ' orn Iie W1~Xeders f romii ,I11hI)LI "I'LI1 Ii 'owVs I'ii iii Itleiot-k P'Olows fromi :iry Lia ii Lvs fr'omI NV:L1Ler Wecst NVaLIvc WVest Ditl.Iisltriloutors iioiii it1t1ijt IrhiP 11 oi11 Wi'vcst O'lollui Hoeshstl aii IS a h- hi (i NN :11111' West Wt.,e ~es Mt i it'ull Wn !ci 1*(* 1114 11 .WALTER WEST..t IAMWalter WATCHS, 'oil, ()ji~Wa(ln-ter\, - Br:11ia-lAc Rockwood JEWERY WSTre! I . ii t En ~ 1111C a 1M. -w F. Bru~il Bo 1%i 1- : 1 ,i1 1 , S. C.t r I ff IL T\ l TY wffI i "~ . To Buy UP-TO-DATE CLOTH INC Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hats, &c. It will pay you to inspect our stoc< We carry the biggest stock of CLOTH ing in South Carolina. L. ROTHSCHILD. Creenville, S. C. NEW SPRING GOODS, NEW STYLE, NEW PRICES. EVERYTHING THE LATEST AND THE NEWEST! We have paid especial attention this spring to our line o. )rcss Goods, for we believe in pleasing the ladies. A com. olete line Organdies, Lawns, Dimities, Percals, Linens, witl ;ilks and Trimmings to match. A beautiful line of Plain anc ancy White Goods. We are offering every piece of liner hat we carried over from hst summer at first cost. SHOES! SHOESI Shipments coming in every day. In they come and ou hey go. Buy the BATTLE AXE and you will aways ge he BEST. See our celebrated Selz ;3.50 Shoe for men nd Julia Marlowe $3.00 Shoe for women. Clothing! Clothing! We carry as goodl a line of CLOTHING as you will fin< nywvhere. Su its I rom 5 years old1 and up-can fit the la rges aan in the county. P'rices anywvhere from 50 cents to $i8.oo f you need a suit come to see us. If we miss selling youi vill not be the fault of the goods nor the prices. We Try to Carry Everything! Call for what you don't see. Anything that is wvorth has ng is worth asking for, and remember our prices are alwvay -ight. Yours truly, FOLGER & THORNLEY. WiiiSome Bargains to offer in Buggies and Wagons. You Have Not Seen GreenvillE Unless you have visited the GRANITE FRONT iDepartmnent Store ! \LL, STFREFT'1 CARS PASS IT, but VERY FE\V Passen engers dlo-they. come in. Suppose you do the same thi ext tune yo r in Grevle WVe will b~e glad to shiov 'ou through all the dlepartm en ts. MANY THINGS TO INTEREST YOU! .We handle D ress Goods, Silks, IlIosiery, Corsets, Boys u its, Men's P an ts, Trunks, China, Glass and Agate WVare -e.Curtains, IHouse-keeping Goods. 5 AND io CENTS COUNTE*RS. BARR'S, Dry Goods, 114 and i16 South Main Street, G;reenville, S. C. 3.00 "Oxfords" $2.50 the Pair. "Walk-Overs," "S.'iow's" and Edwin Clapp's for men, ree of thc Leadin g Gent's Shoes that are sold in the world day. WVe carry these goods in all the latest shapes and athers. We sell nothing but solid leather shoes, HIGH CLASS OOD)S. Have had.27 years experience in theshoe business id claim that this experience has given us a thorough knowl ogesof leather shoes nnd the wants of people who wear good If you want cheap shoes, go to see the other felowi, but you want Good Shoes CHEAP, come to see DAV IS, The hi Grade Shoe Man, Mer ac, W, P. DAN Wgh Manager. Biliousness 3 Makes Chronic Invalids. When the liver is mrpid, and fails to do its work, the bile onter* the * blood as a virulent poison. Then comes constipation, bi liousne a, ick headache, fevers .) and malaria. The only treatment that give'the over just the right touch and starts Nature's work in the right inanner to ON'S LIVER P LLS ANDTONI, PELLE S The pi r touches the liver, and the pollGtojone th te 3 25 doses for *# 4ays cost 25 cente.'and un loes your case Is exceedingly bad, you thwit be we befo l. you finish them. -lSamplo free. For male at all dealers. a ' JOHN T. BOGGS. During business hours I am at your f eryice to ligure thle lowest prices oni WRTCES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &C A complete line of ewing Machins. Needles Oils, Repairs, &c., always o ha n l or prompty or dered. Phoogralyhs a'id Graphophones 1m1 Suy. tC l,prices, dehvered. lPepair work skillfully done. All work guarant John T. Boggs, BoxLir One~~ PrceCsh Store Wehve just receivedi 5 Barrts of Good Patent Foer thtrill sell for $4 75 per barrel. Don't fail to gt a Shp ply belore it is all gone. W\i,-e also have a few more barrels of a splendid straight F e rfor y.1- 2;. Grn Coflle, good enotugh for anybody, a o His. for $i 1 7 11bsgranlad- sugar for $1. t 20 olie lnceow sugar for -O.oo. t ies. k-(-- soda fo01r 2i cents. )Iton ili to see us when you haeo anything to s or buy. Yours trlyn g Colt Insured, . (: the followng plking Five Frks. ndersoFcounl i ckens-May\I 5,1 Gi 14I , I'I15,i 23 asi24,eadi yuaetri guo Jun 2 3 11 , . - . itdntstpbcue h eteri-am ibr y -11 A (I pr i J 2 i0, M j ay ~~ 7, 8, 1.0 aldr~i~ Ce t ri a OT- A prilNE27,c29, 30, Me Yor, 10. 19, 20. 28 29,TJune I. 7 per, hrse an.Thehor E' aslsred , Nic trm. ellw, god t a enfr ofteMognblo -he to yno eta b est. h ecusv A1, each of th s a les of wllm k t o ericsand For showbe in-eso ve o fomto paddreosse, e pie apr a FiCents to FC. etsprR S/.Ib The$. er day. aucEerOfee Mr. .M. Ih.mon Prh pri -tte rhfnst~ Lrtistg, and aremhandsoser Ondoo $ betterevalue thnvcanebn pnochaso annoncehfrSCTT'SEMe, yuws N.e foIbt ossngebtiofe happens iII~t~q WSomhow the ounc@tel, produe eIPSrt ,sthat th ainti