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The People s Jorn1ial1 Local Items of interest. --lia1s Day, of Easley, was in town Saturdy. --Si Robitson and wifo were inl town Saturday. -Mrs. J.1T. Tavlor has boon sick with the grippe. -Loland Boggs, of Easloy, was in town last weok. -Mrs. .J. Mcl), Bruce returned from Charleston Saturday. -Miss Cora Bowen, who has been teaching tho Cedar Rock school, roturtned homlo Friday, -Ode and Mae Ashmoro, of Greenville, visited W, 11. Ash moro last wook. -Longfellow nust hLVe' written his "Rainy I).y" olit (lay about like last Monday. --ROuso 13,Iwo'n. one( of 'ickOns county's su:itnlitl citizelns, wa"tts in town Satur.(lu -Prof. .\ lhite Singleton, who is teaching the Mauldmtl sthool near Liberty wIs in t-)wi S.tur day. -Miss 1'irz (h llttghls, of H{eath Bruce-Morrow Co. is on a visit to relatives at Si)rtanu)1rg and Grecnville. --Cotton brilgs 9 c'uts on1 thu markot thl'o dys. .Judging from amount bi-Ought in1 the past w a nunber of ftrl('rs had )1)en htol(ing till it bIrought P centi. -'ho South (atrolina Le4giSla ture will soon hitv' put in the con stitutional forty days. It will likely adjounii*i l' r.d'.y the 20th, which is abonti the fo "rtieth day. - her'e wiIl be i s11("eial commlili niciatio.1 at Kowee hodg) No. 79, A. ?, M., nxt I Friday night Feb. 20, fec tho purpose of conforrihg tho 3rd digre , All M. M. are in vited to atteim. -Benton i re, im1an, one of Pick ens county's well to do citizns, was in town Saturdaty. Mr. Free man is in rather feeblo health, though he is able to be out attend ing to husin(ess. -in the a bsnce of Dr. Thomas, Rev, J. M. Stewar t. p)reached two excellent sermonis in the Baptist church sunthly to large andI appre ciative coupTiegatijons. D)r, Thomas is sojourniing ini Florida for a short while. -A bill haus passxd requirimg all county Suiperinitendenit's to stand an examiniat ion and requlir ing them to hoeld a first grado teach ers licenso. The questions are to be preparedI by the State Board of Education, and the examination is to be byr the County boaird of ex aminers to whom the quiestions will be sent. ---There has been a bill intro duced in the legislature to restrict the sale of dyamite in order to protect the fih in the cr'iek [and( livers. The dealer will he required to ask puichiaser' the object of his purchase, and the dealer is to keel) n'recordl of those b)uyinjg andi( the amuount bought. Tfhe bill has piasedi a Second( ireading. --Mrs. Ehiniina Thlomasfl, wife of Joe Thomas, died at her home four miles south of Pizkens Satuiday afternoon about 4 o'clock, and wasi buried at Prateis Suiiday afternioon following, Rev. W, C. Seaborn .conducting the funieralI services. .She was a member of the Baptist echnrchi. She leaves surviving her husband and livo childron. -Th'lere' haive been so many Brmothered hintils and( occasions that there is somiiethlin g radically wrong in the management of the State Dispensary, t hart a comnmittee of seven has been appIointedl,to make thorough jivestigation. T1hey are .to make an exhatustive report, em 1ploying a stenographer, and the report is to be submitted before the Alose of the session. The Green NilleNews has beeni the most zeal -ousa dvocate in the Steoto for this Anvest ig ationi. '-Jim Tillman made a1pp)licat ion for bail at Newberry on the 12th, buit the continmunce will be6 heard the 19th inst. Mr. .Tillman's alli da&vit stated that Mr. Gongales had 'threatened his life, having come tc the Senate chamber looking fo' imon Tuesday before the shoot iln& aind stating that he intenided 'to mnake Tillman show the white Yehath'er. Committee Room I(eepet White of the senate Aave an af \4 to substantiate the above plea k, White is old and feeble~ an -Tu'esday wvas a hard day onsk1s -Larry 0. ''hlorlltey is in Flori da for a hrlof stay. -B GIGrandy mad~ ia business trip to Atugustit last week. -The appropriation for W1'ill thro1) College hlas bceel cut $12000. -J. P. Smith, President of the Liberty M11ills, m11ado a visit to Pickcins last woek, Flinitch 4 the new game, has struc! tho town and is destined to be about as contagious as glippe. -Mirs. Ann.t Tuner, of Gron( - villt, has b)een OeVr1 on a Viait to lor imiother, Al Is. M . . 1Iarris. -l ism May lI'obinlSOn1, who is toachilng the Ilolly Spriigs school, ciill 1o h ni,1 Friday oil a visit. --Willi Jenlnilnz,: !'r na ha:1 reftist:1 to 1) n1t at th, i S 1n tale , with G,vor)'tt <'leve.mat:ii in1 (C hiinO in March J6. - I . WV . I i,)ttll , l n 'y ( G rn<lvt:11. Iii l I i\'it vt. w r V IitIng knti t t I . K I f t,l meelit inlg h:,t Tu'i s-lay" igh;lt, h-\\Iilo the youngI( man'1s Shl,ugrht, will st t)n li;,-htly turn to love, the youln" wo"inm'lls will tur'n to 1t'ater h;ts allnd J)rilig di, ss(s. -Mj. J1. J. ;-ssi me m )roved. IIo I a- iu(li('i+atly rt cOv"ere.l to go to GrIleenVille whl;r", hi will reupels.rate for s ti me li . -The lgish trpe tin . th : Sio hill for lta)t v(t. "t:s, 3 1 f :1; WVednlls(lday. Tl'hc Iih ol liti on w for .200,0(W, i he s: n ,S i hf Vt"tr. --;;laude 11. Al-xam11 r i h ' a coptod a p'Sin1) with the Pitk..e lilnk. Mr. hal d is a y'oill Iman Of 1)i'i')nt b1i.rO s, 1iaia1 blond Courteous to at. -Garvin I )istr :rt \N :. 21 is h);ildfing at newm school honus . II will he remnwmberedl (hIir' houS,' was brned0( aShort Itim be-for,' Chris t S. -The la gislatur,r'. liiai aSsed a hill that impss a Ntie of, 5t ol Gtypsiesi, who ar,. lnmodic;ore traders. ThJr.'s M nllyplto g stid i ablout s swappers." ThIe o'i g inator of tho abil mut hav bge,ts bittn in aitde n aoit Gysy.ke -Acordfaingtteytore homiidosein Sth Crona d for thoyter of90. This ius ai loodI y wco! ando shome that, ho-t 1man life is distesnlnha n - Maidit thie resid en t bie's father,U Mr"U. M. ilA D. Canrol,. on)Snd ayt a Feb 15th,i Mr.n iJohnI ReA . . Mlanlyt personfor the ceremoI.nd in I( the p esc of t he 25am iana ilow ('othnoes,It nolets bing ainvited toenjaouinti' ickness B eningh fa i-ge i''ollgi t -Miss osehine Stevenson0 , e~i ld- ; E.as,I tvesn, returnded uesa 1o Whilisto ilmaledditlon to e- i' lue ofer tuils. anShe ha mill beeno very ''h wllv for ei,but hasdedlly thovred ondio feel like rIesmn stthe rotn wor ofls cIor hge hf egsatua p~oii At \'0000foti partivn of i stbe meori.am tors. W.a E. atot pleasa cntcion har th000 Eihtr and Nnhberae of thopei [Graded Schoowll nsieri ant op5oFlityh Cokionote andohry g ane were indulgr. Wile which -T0aul beei ralle for kn coomno.y deior aohryea tois asWothy Thi s, cntrdibtions torwthedtra levy of il ad he w ill b -Theprl legiatre has appropri. Sol!iito' I )Ig . II in . (i . eml't room yes.'tenhty wmnlbi t h1 'Solicitor was not alou1lt. "Il bia an m ian I oeer saw, said Ju(dge l'a.'ly. N'' )v,r ' ini ir"eon Ville liat, w : k h 1. rid i'4c .0 cases ill live days aid a imi -:uul convicted 37 of thml. I' ur of them were nmurdor eaCU ti, and1 ho is going to have two Ht th1'"m lumi:ii.ed. I think that i)'ats all I , r(e(' a(s in the Criini tal ('ourts ill til1s State.'' Anderson 1 II A T':r'iii1C st(Onnl. A1 tr1'ii ' .rl" StrucK the town) )f 1I n -( I! Tu.,! ii l;' alternoon lh)out : ' 4 -.. The ;Il'gE two itory b 'ri - r:n1r tor1l'. of Wt, A\. I'uirjties a : 1-.21 wreck' The sau < ' h I' -:: : I ll 1 1n 1Earlo \A( T ;, :e . C. 't)I1( 1in ' EdJ r ) :i I . \1ct(II_' andl \ \(tin lA (rC n.t Intl y and it hI;irll', Sht .I,ae Ian,I Don. 1 w ill liv .'. \ : iii. r ef the Ol".. ' 1' -:r 1 (1 the n'' 1e i .;. ; o 'tinli1nu,-d. into b '. i I n : ' I 1s if del' I h - N ar u;.;an couint .. . . a ' p our it)1". A I"IoUSE. crletion - W,I Papers o' I. : . ' )u t onle n" and II ~ !' .rign.'' Yet I II !ilii)Il \V4)111' Ih . l ' t of a.l( t4 o a - .....- h -. II.r Ym rt --1t n t like -l ,,, i, 0 1 t e r 1 uin - 41 top 41f2 theb leu. ii be24 e..ven with n.j1& i ' l2 f:'0' ory WaYOf 2'.rea '' 1 *4 m i 1'rry thet calci nin of the) 424i1n: down.1 to the( piC ure4 mobling." 'ibly eighteen nehesL' 0or 1(>r)1 and let tihe paper >01gin tilere). Obviously the ceiling houbl be 01ne of. the lig2htest shaides i ile 1 1a e or' 4 ::e creal(l1'111 color. o01.ne 41 'ir 4! ro-u' 1av been 1.021 adC allei i ng13 :' painii :2: tihe rest of 21 he wa'l1l to man-h:' one4 of its dar'ker ' olors If thle fricze is not wide ~ ntough, its lo1wx' r edge 1m11) he set .t the properC1 bi.'ht anid tile ceiling ( olor ca2rr'ied down to its upper d dge. The8 upper42' ele 01 leaves or 0ome4 other' 1' irr:: irity malIy even 2) cut ou.t befor 20( stinlg it up)on he( wall.-Labe \l)Dugall in Pil- r rim. mlovatIi:'.:: Y I r, it window. lii ren tone I 24l . Ci) tiei un2s ti he8\ \ ( 823 In anO11d 111any) 'Owts otf 14 3en 14.4. 4 ., ThU. ('on 38.:t of I 't Iwis hwte an the1 dark(111l illen1 is <jui' ' '1ib 2 124 a ll rety. 3'hile''4 hiV 22 i2 1f 1:g n is more(1 ( (23 (Cra1h, old fa '1hio.4d C r:2.h of tho lish1 tot.e vari..1. y, 4 n al4 b3e4. ) tIued 431aini2 .232 he 32 l >r1 the Ilesil he lit r the4 C ;;., and2 als this is3 3)y chap 1n pri. the fashlion :1ould he0 v;8l.u 4:2 y ) )'oug or On the ic Table. From1 ti..e i:.i :hores34~. of Nor for' the cOmerl 0of the dlining talble. 1hi1 no2 h 142:is 51'1 uppose(d to be a fislhing bask.t , 1but it is muIlch more1' delia inrtIj 0 ater1ial and1( formn thn those0 used24 b t he 1ihurmen in the niorth of 1'ram.4 It is maIIde ol' wh:itei rustic straw anid is partial ly enaleled in white. It looks prettiest whlen filled with English violets, with a miauvo bow tied ulpon the( handle. A woo oranhgel tree is another fat. vorite d1eorat ion for' dinnerl. Ono low chinai pot. This tree m ak acl chrigdcrto for an early (JArd of '12T3uik. 0. WV. Dar'r and1( family desire to thank tile good peopi)o who so kindly alssistedl during the sIckness of thler son1 "Col." and daughter Mrs. WV. L. Pritchard. Il. A. MoRoAN, T. J. MAUI.IN, I. M. MAULDIN MORGAN, MAULDIN & MAULDIN AttorneySsat-LuW, Onflo mvcr mEt d non Dr m m~i, g gPickens Drugs ? Drugs4 a v h) Cigars an sc Specik & :'' Try ''u .2 Ou R 55 lut0 they don't l'o Ieather'is A Fan * :. 1)tlyr t il -1' i 1111 n t 'r o 1 1 tv' r:5i .5 r:s s{ rv,. till'llit tl ) 1 a l i 1',*l { i', 1. i l {'e( 5v( ' 1. ' ' (Jutitti' r (lallltw' , . I. i. In Colmll"n l : W. F. D:1)1, .1.' .1: . 1) tl ' Irh , M1ary Anni P .y, ;a.d TO THE DEF'iNAN S icaborni, '1'olun1 3 .3 IH )s .1 - .jlstill os $ 1 0 .C fel ) .' ) .1 I .nnI Pelly aniti N ii' "s i a .; YOU ARI' li:lEl .'s I 11i8 stton, (Of whieb1 25 *..is' ; I 3rvedl upjOli yoll, ili 133 :13*5 \3-, our1 ans1wer to t he 521l1(13M ho subscribers at their otlia. - at1 . H., South Carohna w~is:i t25' 113ya after the service here4f, 3 f the day) of such5 servic; ;.1, il to auswver the? cmplii~ L mie aforesaid, the phanturt li s ill apply to the Coms I for ko 3sundedl ini the compU ntj12a1. Djated, leby. 9, A . 1). . 'I To the albe(n1t i trlsan1, *Jal133., .' -.3 N1 e lI)ssrh-ulu. al;ir s ' Takell( notic iCs' 1 sn:- s1 ~liicls aio an t h 1 t' oilljee of the <'s . 1). 1903. Tis Feby. 9, 1 0: M%organs, MIsn: . h, The samous Use ME N 0 T I C21 Liberty Cot)1ica A\ui. f the iber1ty3 (Cot53 5 .3i3 . h. 3 I V ho followvinugrs i't. .l s II r--. R ESOLVED): I :. 'I L f tbe Stock-holders ol't be . ~on Mills bo held ait the o-a;C FRID)AY, M11h, (:, att 2Z o'ehok p. .. pso oif cousideringp t he pri': f increasing thel ait al :j st:i ck ot f 2I, orporation fromt .910(,000 so .3I 75,03,, mid of ardding to the equj5ipment't of th< lant suflioiont buildings and1 machSinayi 5' o make the totale~qipmentici . 10,00 sij.l le and othier nceOssary miachuinery. '2nd. Th'Lat the notico of t ho time1, lace, and purposeO of such meeting, andss ,o amount of said increa2Ise of capital stock be published in the L'eoples .bsur ini once a week for fonr couseon'j'ive - veok8 prior to Mareb 0, 1903,. 3)rd. That the stock-hsolders (of ro,.or3~ n above date shall hasve preCfereceo (o aking aiuchs increase of stock i~ npo ion to the am~ount that they iuay then Pres. &'1Tree, I searniary. Vi.7 " i ii E' I. A1 * I' i I ' I 1 1 I I.E AlTo MAKI ta,For the Immens SprngHats, C Goods, ICAND ; 1urnishi Th ;'l t wo prope C p rt hci n'g , D r y and Overc a a ,will begin MONMAY -3Y. 2, AND CONTIN 1) t pring Clothint S " t showyou. k .\ Co i ,"' i ,Iinr 1 'al . li f I llrdI w I n - ! l ' ( (;Iuds. Se, ER & T A T H E o---F()l;. t I':rl; i.lhs youi health, W ishes y I year. Inl I n )iles foI r evory tear i i uI I Ati I the right price. Me a nd Vomens 20 Per Cent I i-~ ~ ~ W-0-lit"t ( Blankets=-2 ---o FMR THE NEXT (-i i ; I \e t atId Womet 'Iuk fh I I i1 h rice of all IIeavy r ni I L bIm.. h i It, will payy< ;'ig Dry v 511(ln Shoos. A. K. I Ye aIwa<1 G * ~Ih I h( aet.~)~ It. We ihi be,t b!caluse t] les~ to al11 classes of SCto.'es, Axes, Saws,' Cu~tlery, Hammera - - asl well o* Ila is, (ClothIiIng, Je, Yarnsi~, Drills a l' >l t hier useful aiti P,E LX !E Olood goode shud . ':all in, look thro !in. anhive Iu.s your~ valuod bus ..A Bargain i: Thirty Black and Blt Cutaway Coats and (Tr (1, TI hsAgos cost more thai ar. brk'n, hut if your size g;t great value if: Nine Prinoe Goats and V4 Same ma11terialsj worth from *10.00 t< ...Don't Miss a BaVg Main Stret, qum E ROOM se Stock of4") lothing, Dry Shoes, ng Goods. so to make a reduction of Coods, Shoes, oats. UE TO MAR. 15, 1903, Sl)ry (oods eto, 'till you Watch for our ad later. re, tiloves, Iridles, Saddles us for aiything in our line. IORNLE3Y. FRONT --0e m wIeatlth, ti hro gh.ut, the pres., .MAwayN reini.y for b usiness A l>t of ()dd8 ill Wool Underwear Discount. 5 per cent off. 10 DAYS.4 iK Pine Shoes. The knife will Goods. Short lengtha must go )u to come to PARKS boforo ark, EENVILLr E, S. C, 3nry McKinney will be glad to rou ying the best. is economy to buy the best. Ie best always gives satisfaction. goods rable and Pocket s, 1-and Saws & Hoes. as to , Oil (lothes, slos wh ich we atlways havo in COst ut little more than ugh our stock in its various iness. Our stook is now com-. IOFA LL. ni Clothing... e Clay Worsted Vests at.$4.50. ii twice this money, Thei Is among them g'on will 'ou buy one. Albeil Ists +s pain Like This...