Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

The People's Journal, ''HUIIRSDAY, JULY 1 1902. Local and Personal. -The crops look bettor every d(ay. -Ire that hath nct water-melons these days is not muc11 in it. -Born unto Mr. and' Mrs, W. T. McFall on 27th inst, a son. -Born unto Mr. and Mts. Mack ( raveley on 26th inst, a son. -(he question of roads is a pos itivh) and livo issuo in the county camllpaign. -Mrs. J. E. Boggs who has been litto sick for some weeks is im proving. A good croawl attended the s)ecial nooting at Cateochee Sat.. i rday. -Walter II. Criflin, of Green ville, is hore with his imother and friends(1. -N. D. l,essno, of Greeley d.illo, S. C., is horo with his fanmi ly for a few weeks. W A. Gilreath, of Greenville is taking a short holiday among his Pickons county friends. -Don't forget to come out Sat ur(lay and hear the candidates for the Senate and the House speak. -Mrs. Laura O'Neale, of Bir mintlghamln, Ala , is visiting Mrs. Mary Aloxender. --The Pickens Brick Yard has more than it can (10 to meet the extraor(linary demand for brick. -L. W. Stansell, of Woodville, 8. C., spent last week with his h .othor-in-law, W- L. Jenkins and laniiy. -Rev. W. A. Rodgers, of Spar. tanburg, Caine up from theDistrict Conference and spent Sunday with Prof. Jones Fuller. --Mrs. J. T. Taylor and daugh ters, Eiloneo and Lorona and Miss Eliso l,atimer, are on a visit to Atlanta for a few days. -Friends of Col. J. E. Hagood will he glad to know that he is im )rovitng after a short illness 'which kopt him to his room a few (lays last week. -A. W. (raveley of this county was elected, at District Conference in Easloy, alternate to annual coAforence which meets in New, berry in Decem,nber, -P. E. Alexander, Ernest Fol gor, Miss Mario Folger and Miss Vivian Folger returned Saturday from a week's trip to the Sapphire country. -If you are qualified :under the democratic rules to vote in the pri mary elections, don't fail to have your name placed onjyour club roll five days be fore election. --Protracted services will begin at Secoina next Friday night at early candle light. Rev. J. E. Fostor, the pastor, will conduct the services. Everybody invited. -Mr. and Mr-s. W. W. White returned to their hone in Ander son Saturday. On account of the illness of Mrs. N. E~.Thornley they came back to Pickens Monday. -Mr. and Mrs. George D. Cure. ton, of Gaff'ney, S. C., spent Sun (lay in Pickcns wvith his parents. Mr. Cureton returned Monday. H-is wvife wimll remain some day. -Prof. E. M. Bolding will begin teachmng a school of vocal music at lBothlehem-'ehurch the 2nd Mon dlay in August - All persons wish ing to attend will be onl hand p)rompltly at 9 o'clock. -We aro informed that the re. ports as to smaill-pox near Stoewart, S. 0., notice of which ap peared in this paper last week, are withont foundation in fact. Our informant seems to have been mis tak en. 9-Rov. A. Driggers came up with Mr. Abney from the District Con ference at Easley and preached in the Presbyterian church at Pick ons in the morning and in the iMethodist church in the afternoon Sunday. -Th'le Pickens Ri. R. will run a special train on the morning of August 2nd for the benefit of all who wish to attend the Senatorial Campaign meeting. Leave Easley at 8 :30 a. m, La%t train return ing to Easley will leave by regular schedulec, 4 p. m. -The Central Cotton Mill move mnent is receiving encouragement which makes Central ,people quitE hopeful Practically the necesea ry local funds have been aseured and before many weeks it is confi dently hoped that work willbgi *on the Central mill.beI --Another contingent of Pick. One young inen, congiig o M Larry Thiornley, Homer Richey 1Rufus Ashmore and Le Roi Bogg went up on Keowee Satur4a~ night. They caught a bout 100 ib' and4 returneod -MQnday niornli biga quantity of fleh With them A, -..All democrate interested it the primary system and the repre' sentation this county has in one ventions should make 1t thegir dut .to hayo all eligible voters enrlle b.atQo the time. expire. for thai purpose. H-aYe thieir namq, pIag un the olub rolls sing y,~ gs . .hafere slnion dRaa -John F. Harris announces for magistrate this week. -Dr. W. 1. Austin will be in Pickens August 5th and 6th. -0. K. Mauldin, of Greenville, was here Monday on business. -T. Christie Robinson is in Laurens with the Ben-Della hotel. -J. E. Boggs, Esq., made two addresses in lower Anderson coun ty, Saturday. --Visitors fronm all over South Carolina are taking advantage of the good things Pickens offers. -Mrs. John F. Harris is visi ting relatives in Greenville county. She will be absent about two weeks. -Mrs. R. A. Bowen went down to Cateochee Monday for a short, stay with her daughter, Mrs. .J. F. Banister. -Mr. and Mrs. John L. Thornley and son returned Friday from a week's stay in the Whitewater section. -Mr. and Mrs. Butler Turner, of Linia, S. C., returned to their home Monday after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jeanes. -Mr. John Harris, of Greon - ville county, visited his mother Mrs. M. J. Harris last week; while here Mr. Harris attended the Greenville District Conferencu Easley. -Fresh California hams, sweet and juicy. Molasses cheap and good. Window shades, something now-ornamental paper. Best cheese always on hand at Mrs. Cureton's. -Quite an enjoyable picnic was given at the home air. W. T. O'Dell last Saturday afternoon. Quite a large crowd was present and a most delightful time is reported by all. Welcome to "The Easley Progress." We extend to "The Easley Prog ress" our most cordial welcome and take occasion to congratulate Editor Bradley and Business Man ager Lathomn upon the neat ap pearance and general newsy char acter of the initial issue. We com mend to the people of Easley and Pickens county this special effort on the part of some of the business citizens of that thriving town to sectre and maintain for their con munity an enterprise that speaks for the real progressiveness of which this new paper will be the exponent. Easley is a growing little city with a unity of purpose that looks to local upbuilding, and in this general movement towards the en during realities of industrial and social development a live progres-, sive newspaper will be felt and ap preciated. District Conferenice at Easley. Greenville District Conference of the Methodist church met in Eas iey Wednesday 23rd inst, Bishop Duncan piesiding, and continued 'through Sunday. The people at Easley opened theirfdoors to the visiting preachers and delegates and entertained all most hospit ably. Routine business was trans acted. Steps were taken looking to the establishment of a good school in Walhalla circuit to be un der the direction and support of the Greenville district. It was altogether an interesting session and Christian education seemed to be the inspiring subject and the one dominain in the Con ference. Able addressee were -de hiyered and good [crowds attended all the meetings . The next Dis trict Conference will be held at Williamston. LIBERTY LOCALS. Dog Days are on hand with showers which are greatly wel comed by many farmers. especially where they have not been having rain) of late. There are two sec tions of country just over in An derson county where crops have suffered seriously for rain espec ially corn which is about dried up. Watermelons are plentiful and fine and cheap as well. Miss Florence Templeton, of A b beville, S. C., who has been visiting relatives in town will return home to-day. The mountain party has returned and report a grand trip as the weather was clear and cool. This special party enjoyed themselves so well and it was the first trip for some of them that they have re quested that a list of their names be published in the Journal as thov are readers of it. The. following were members of the party: S. D. Stewart and wife and son 8. 0. Stewart. Misses M. H., Corrie, and Flora Boggs, of Liberty and Miss Florence Tempiston, of Ab beville, 8. 0. Adger and Jay Boggs anid Keith and 0. L. All good of Anderson county. -The above party was joined at Table .Rook by Misses Sue Lancaster, of iFlorida Calna Grifin, of Macon, Ga and Lissi. RichardIson, of Liberty, from the Ambler H(ouse, They went from Table Rook to Caesar's Head anid thence. to Brevard, N. C. Nonu but those who have experi wnoed such~ a trip know how in. ePhringh grand soenery Is and manyboh to such a trip as one of the most pleasan.t events of their lve and tradition has It that msny matche for life have been mssunder t.e insPId1hEIiiU0ao I Of 4 .. ..4e /i(#g CENTRAL. l)r. W. W. )aniel, of 'Columbia F4emale College spent Friday here in the interost of his institution. Misses Lucia and Maggio Barks dale of Laurons, who have been visiting relatives in Central and Catoochoc have returned home. Miss Della Bowers, of Prosperity, is the guest of the Misses Roches ter. Mr. (leorgo Russell, of Easley, spent a fow days with Mr. J. A. Falls this week. Mrs. Enneniaser, of Atlanta, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. R. Mor gan. Prof. 1). W. Daniel has returned from Nashville and is here spend ing a while with his sister, Mrs. W. A. Wyatt. Mr. Ernest W. Stratman, of New York, is yisiting at the home of II. L'. Clayton. Mr. F. 13. Morgan is on the sick list this week. Miss Maggie Brown has returned homne after a visit to her brother, Walter Brown at Lockhart. Mrs. Eugene Zachary, of Toccoa, is sponding a few days with rela. tivos and friends. Mr. 1L. C. Crawford spent a few hours in town yesterday. \l iss Lila Folger left last week for Eastatoo, where she will teach a summer school. Mr. J. C. Arwood, of Greenville, spent last week hero as the guest of Mirs. J. R. Falls. Prof. 1)omifick has been elected principal of the Central Graded s3chovol. The Rev. J. 10. Board closed a two weeks meeting at Mount Zion Mett,odist church last Tuesday night. There wore some accessions to the church and much good ac compished. The Baptist Association con venos with Central Baptist church on Thursday next. Preparations are being made to entertain the dolegates and a good meeting is ex dected. V. E. M. Lenhardt Dots. As we are all through our work :n the farms sometimes you will ind us sitting in some nice cool place telling jokes and talking over the list candidates with a nice mel >n close by. Our crops are as a eneral thing, fine, though we need t grod settled rain. Everyone fn shod their crop in fine condition. Our trustees have added very much to the appearance of our ichool by adding blinds to the win lows and the paint brush to the valls. We now boast of as good a school house as there is in the o0unty, Mr. R. F. Lenhardt planted some or 24 acres in cabbage. If we .ave just a few more seasons there vill be no use of being dependent ' >n N. 0. for our wimter cabbage. Mrs. Williams of Greenville, who aas been spending the summer with I 2er father, R. Lenhardt, has been 3eriously ill, but is reported better it this writing . A protracted meeting is in prog eess at George's Creek this week. r'he pastor, Rev. D. W. Hiott is as. iisted by Rev. McDaniel. We* Liope much good will be acoom plished through these able servants >f God. o We would be pleased to flee the aame of our friend, J. D. 8. (the Aibler correspondent) announced for Legislature or County Comnmis. lionelr as he has put a great deal I of study on the road question that lie is always telling us of, Corn. 4 nuissioner Welborn made him a good road to Pickens and Easley, but did not build onie to his home so lbe kicks about the gully road he has to travel. So Mr. J. D.8S. if you think you can work all the gulley roads and the ones to our homes come out and tell how you will do it. S. C.C. Oolenoy News. Mountain tourists oan be seen almost every day in this part now. Mr. Rupert Thomas, Thomas. ville, visited at A. 0. Sutherland's this week. Mr. Thomas will enter c:)llego at Mars Hill, N. C. in a short time. Mr. Walter Earle has charge of tho Rock school this summer. He has enrolled over fifty pupils al ready. Miss May Robinson is teaching the Bethlehem School and Miss Ida Hendrix has charge of Qolenoy Academy. Miss Josio Chastain is on the sick list this week. A number of the young people from Qolenny went to Sapphire and other places in N. C. They wore accompanied by a party from Anderson and report a pleasant trip). A protracted meeobug will begin at Qolenoy church on the fo.urth Sunday. Mr. W. D. Hendri:, Sr. has his new dwelling about completed. Maj. G. M. Lynch and A. B.T'al. ly went to Cateechee Saturday to attend the speaking. July, 25. B "I a~m using a bot of Ollabelain's Stomach & Liver Tabletesu nAn them~ the best thnhorm stomach I *Yet ued, says TW.Bbno,Justiwo Lh eae oomti Mioh. Thbes a mch a orNit dh te nloW. ,1 ,yae t FOR SUPERVISOR. By the solicitatiou of my many friends I hereby annoime myself a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Pickens county, subject to the action of the'dem ooratio voters at .the approaching pri. mary election. 0. M. LYNCI. The many friends of L. D. Stephens hereby announce him for reelection to the office of County Supervisor Subject to the Democratic Primary Election. Many Friends. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Supervisor for Pickens county, subject to the notion cithe Dem ocratic primary. S. A. McALISTER. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. The friends A. J. Welborn hereby an nounoe him as a candidate for County Commissionor, subject to the action of the democratic voters of Pick ens oouny in the approaching primary. The friends of D. I. Evans hereby mnounce him a candidate for County "ommissioner Pickens county, subject o the action of the Democratic party at he approaching primary. The friends of A. B. Talley hereby an. uounce him a candidate for the office Dounty Commissioner subject to the ao ;ion of the Democratic party at the ap proaching primary. The friends of W. M. Oantt hereby innounoo him a candidate for the office if County Commisioner. Packens coun ty subject to action of the Democratic voters at the approaching primary. At the request of friends, I hereby an nounce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of County Commissioner subject to the aotion of Democratic vo ters at the approaching primary. RonEnT STEWART. FOR MAGISTRATE. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Magistrate, Pickens township, sub ject to the action of the democratio voters at the approaching primary. JOHN F. HARRIS. Thanking the people of Easley town. ship for their support in 1900, 1 hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the office of Magistrate, subject to the action of the democratic voters at the ap. Droaching primar-y elecion. Respectttlly, J. Ml. JAMESON. FOR COTTON' WE IKER. I hereby announce myself a candidate or Cotton Weigher, Pickens township, ubject to the action of the Democratic rotors. Walker Youbgblood. Six Mile. Crops are looking fine in this potion. Mrs. M. C. Finley, who has been ,isiting her father, Mr. R. W. Wil imon returned to her home at Dal. on Monday. Mrs. John Valirath is visiting at Walhalla this week. Miss Ruth Willimon is visiting ter sister, Mrs. Finley at Stewart his weeek. Miss Sophia Mauldin, who has seen visiting at (Anderson for the iast week returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. La. L. Willimon is isiting her mother, Mrs. Sheldon at Easley this week. Mr. Jack Murok's little baby is mproving rapidly. .Netee to Old Soldiers, The surviving soldiers and sailors a the Confederate war are hereby ailed to meet on the first Saturday a August, next, at 10 o'clock a. mn., t6 the following named places in the everal townships of this county to. "itt Easley Township,, at Easley. Liberty Township, at Liberty. Central Township, at Central. Hurricane Township, at Six Mile. Eastatee Township, atAiken's Store. Pumpkintowvn Tognehip, at Pump. tintown. Daousville Township, it -Looper's lin. Pickens Township, at Pickens. When assembled at each of the everal places above named they shall ilect a chairman and a secretary, and hall then proceed to elect by ballot me of their number who is not a older of nor an applicant for a pen ion as a representative of the veter mns of such township. The representatives so elected shall neet at .Piekens court house on the Irst Monday in September, next, for he purpose of electing a County Pen. ion Board. J. B. Newbery, Chin. Co. Pension Board. THE SAME 0OLD STORY. J. A. Kelly relates an experience aim lar to that which has happened in ai nest every neighborhood In the United states and has been told and re-told by ~housands of others. H{e says: "Last mummer I had an attack of dysentery mnd perohased a bottle of Chamberlain's Dolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which I used according to directions and with entirely satisfactory result. The brouble was controlled much quicker ban former attacks when I used other remidles." Mr, Kelly Is a well known oitizen of Henderson, N. 0, For sale by 0. W. Earle Druggist. Sound kidneys are safe guards of life. Make the kidneys health with Foley's Kidney cure. I1ot & Webb Piekens & Chapman & Callaban Liberty. Ak. 13. WARtDLAw, ml- DINTjTF -- Will be ini Piokens RnU further notice, Ofio, upe sin iute Caey building ltitce to 1Wspassers. All persons te httby warned nlot to hunt, Ash, huzi fruit, dan. age tim~ber or tr~eMpes ini any way on any of our lanGs, including the Rhoda A. Mauldin place, Any tiolation of this notice will be prote#tedto the fu11 extent of the L. . MoQOLLUM RRODA A. MAULDIN. :afte ANNOUNCEMENTS. RATES' FOR ANNOU NCEM:IENT FOR OFFIC E. All County ofilcos, each, - $5.00. Magistrates, - . " :.51. All other offices. " - 5.00. The above prices are invariably IN ADVANCE. FOR ('ONO IESS. I hereby aunonuco myself a candidate for Congress from this, the Third .ont t Carolina District, subject to t he action of the democratic voters at the approach ing primary election. R. F. SMi TIf. I hereby announce myself a candidato for Congress to represent the Third, S. C., District, subject to the action of the democratic voters in the approaching primary. Wmi. J. Stribling. I hereby announce myself it candidate for Congress from this, the third I )is trict, subject to the action of tho demo oratic voters at the approaehing primary election. Gioo. E. P i[NCE;. I hereby annoineo nyself a condidat" for Congress to represent. this, the Third District, subject to tho action of tli Demoeratie votors at the alItroaching primary olection. E. M. 1tITCil:li Jr. We are authorized to announce W. N. Graydon, of Abbeville, as a cntidate for Congress from the Third Congress ional District subject to the action of the Democratic primary. We are authorized to annonaco \Vytt Aiken, of Abbeville, as a candidtto for Congress from the 'Ihird Coilgresion,tI District, subject to the autn i~ ttthe Democratic voters at the atpproachitcng primary election. I hereby announce myself a candittdte for Congress from the thir tiSouth Cr olina District, subject to the action of the democratic voters at the npproauching primary election. 1. lI. \lec(alla. FOlt TI' E SEN T1'E. The friends of Laban Maulditn hereby announco him as a candidate for t ie Stn ate, subject to the action of tlie Dem.o. erotic voters of I'ickous county at the ap proaching primary. The friends of Charles E. Rob ii;:.;. hereby announce him as a candidate for the Senate, subject to the action of the democratic voters of Pickens county itt the approaching primary. The friends of C. II. Carpenter herc by announce him as a candidate 'or the Senate from Pickens county, subject to the aotion of the Democratic voters at the approaching primary election. FOR THE HOUSE. I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the House of Representa tives from Pickens county, subject to the Democratic primiry. Ivy M. tLtu,uN. The friends of J. Ashmore Hinton hereby announce him as a candidate for the House of Representative from Pick ens county, subject to the action of the demooratin voters at the approaclhilg primary election. The friends of Frcd Williams hereby mnnounce him as a candidate for the House of Representatives from P'ickens 3ounty, subject to the action of the Democratic voters at the approach bug. primary election. The friends of WV. 0. M~auldini hereby muounce him a candidate for the House f Representatives for P'ickon s con ty, mubjeot to the action of the Demonat ic party at the approaching primary, The friends of Mathow Hendricks [iereby announce him as a candidate for the House of Representatives of Pickens sounty, subject to the action of the do mocratic voters at the approching prim iry election. Tn. friends of WV. Nelson Bolding bereby announce him a candidate for the House of Representatives, Pickense couun ty, subject to the action'of the Democratj Ic voters at the approaching primary, F'OR AUDITOR. The friends of N, A. Christ opher re speotfully announce him as a candidate for the office of County Auditor for Piokens county, subject to the actionl of the democratic voters at the approaching primary election. The friends of E. Foster Keith here by announce him as a candidate for tile office of Auditor subjet to the action of the democratic party at the coming pri mary election. FOR TREASURER. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, sub ject to the action of the democratic vot ers of Piokens coenty at the approachiig primary election. B3. Fletcher Lesloy'. By the solicitation of my many friends, I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the ofllco of Treasurer of Pickens county, subject to the action of the democratic voters at the approach ing primary election. Respectifully, S. ID. Chiapmnan. The friends of Henry WV. F"arr hereby anonne him a candidate for the oilico of Treasurer, subject to the action of the democratic voters of Piokons county a t the ayproaching primary. The friends of James M. ILawrence respectfully announce him as candidate for Treaeurer for Pickens county, sub ject to the action of the democratic vo ters at the coming primary. I hereby announce myself a condidate for the office of Treasurer for ickens county, subject to the action of the de mooratio primary. G. R. Hendricks. For Probate Judge. I hereby announce myself a candidatc for re.elion to the office of Probate Judge of Piokens oounty, subject to the action of the democratic voters at the ap proaching primary election, Rlespectfuly. J. B3. Newbory. fly the dashe of numerous friods, I submit my name as a candidate for the office of Probate Judge of Pickocne conn - ty subjeot to the action of the Demouicratic party, 3. L, 0. THIOMIPSON. At the request of friends, I hereby announce myself a candidate for reehec tion to tl e oMic of County Superinton. dent ofEduotionl subject to the actionl i the Democratio party at the 1Primary wv~. sW, W, F, rght SOME INTERESl FOR JULY AND -ll-:SE; AIUE ;1;N THE DULL R *+ MAKE THEM It' 11i 1 . I1;i1 l 1 ii i i I 'I ;I 11 SpringI II an! S tun nr l('lItii \\l"l .ifll"d, bult we'/ /tl il t 1 have 1r 131 IhIv :- i / lit . b - : I ; IILI jlis tt sit Itli: Iiii \\1 :1-:c !-'. \11,1 III .'n t 1 l '1 1 :I I ( ' l t ; I he 1i t I 'r . i s 1 i l y : I 1 1 t II' l ltIl l II( . I !t i .? I l 1 trii ''1 1 i. ' 1 :1 ' 11 1 i ' I '1 : \ II Ill 1 I, r\ \' l l ' l t I: Iilt t1 1 t, I i1 IlI il \': I I1 W e"l' :r l'r I i ' t '1 (11 , " 11p11. t 1111 i1\y I 'r it d( t I I' o ine l"\ I hoes h1'r l \ ky t\. I I :111 I n:Itlll_ h m I I ii t ihrh..t st 1 1 " . r i' :I I":.I. IJ-irdware :ali kin,. t 1\S :ah1lb.s , blr~Ilb hI1."'is t w I \,-e !' y1..1 :I l hin11 it : "I' hau i 1, h,in~!l 111ih 'upI'I:1s, such1 :1 !bi :.iI ls, 1 1Iely whee11.1i- be1 lin.:- I OURI A1mINE ;k1 "OX F OR DURING THiSl A GREAT SACRIFI THOSE WHO CC CHOICE OF STYLE H-EA TlI -RC New Spring Arriving C the largest and by farI the pn:lttie''t have lted the: yoke of high prices; all. MILIEI R Y! MViss I Llies hasi just re:tu rnied I where she 11 purchsed( a lairg~e ad choicest no)velties. This dlepartme ( larger town is. We cordlialy inlvite countiy to call andI inspect ihis dept rect styles at vry low prices. In each (dartment you will fIn you to call and see uIsH Yours trul) Heath-Bruce- r EASTERNSEEC FOR EAERLY P1 It is worth all it .osts to have a seedIs, weC have in stoce Garden and Fai H oes, Rakes, Shoves. Spades, Hooks, Mattocks, lows and Ptlon T1turners made, Wheel B3anows, Machines, and Furniture of all kir' A Nice, New, Cle HATS, SHOES, DRY GO0 New Goods Coming 'n and Anything ' Adnd About a Home $5i We invite all to come and No tr'oule to show t 'ING PRICES AUGUST IONT1S Iii: 'I' LIVELY + witI it. Our stock g has ICeen prctty n1 buttZgtinls to ofl'er. i c i 'k S I.ge coals I) n't t;iI to s( 11 U'ht :ul,i we' handle r. b, It hl is all the ve%n1hat the(re: is. w\% hloc irc. tfeie s ",Itt~1nades, la wns. I. I u iI iss his "y Y av. un. We handle Y t in - . : .'I :t ss ' 1111- 1 '" ~(n: r11 . ( 111t1t, litt OR NLEY. m_uI(;itstad W\agons. I ~ 1he d~ll r. A REFLDUCTION iALE IS NOW ON 3LE WE WILL OLOSE OUT '1t 1rLOW CUT SHOES AT CE, ivrE FiRST WILL GET THEIR S AND SIZES, & PATTON, MiOR ROW C. Goods baily. line we have shown. Wie tnd they are in reach of romur the N orthern Ma rkets, :)nlte line of the season's nt is equal to any in the all the Ladies in Pickens Irtmuent. You wvill find cor d big values. It wvill pay florrow Co I POTATOES ni Seeds ANTING. _ g~ood ga.rden. Besides the < the necessary -rning Tools! Forks, Bush H-ooks, Briar Stocks, Best Steel Beam Iron IKing Stoves, Sewing ds, Pretty Styles. m Stock of DS AND CLOTHING L;oing out Every Day. SEverything, or Farm, look through our' roorn iroutgh our stock1 r. MViPALL.