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V WITH THE * ' ITKRIS OP INTKKKS1 VMaMMMaMMWHMHaBBMBB From Norris. Pickens Sentinel-Journal: With sorrow wo ohroniole the death of Miss llossio Garvin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Garvin, which occurred Saturday night tho 22d in8t., after a few hours illness of acuto indigestion. She was buried Suiiday afternoon at Ruhama church altar funeral services conducted by the pastor lie v. E. At tawny, assisted by lie v. B. J. Johnston . A large concourse of sorrowing friends and relatives attended Words fail to describe tho lovoly disposition and tho womanly attributes possessed by the deceased. While she was only in her fourteenth year, kIio had Bcorea of friends and was oatcenied us a fatforito by all of them; a faithful, truthful, obedient pupil in school, and an affectionate, obedient daughter in the home. Sympathy of a host of friondtus extended tho bereaved family, to whom wo would sayt/'Sho is not dead, but sloepeth." And wo remember that "God shall wipe away all tears," and we rcspect ''Thy will be done.'' Your correspondent is requested by the parents to express heartfelt thanks to all those who kindly ministered unto thorn during thbir sad affliction, also to tender thanks to the attending physicians, Drs. Shirley and Wyatt, who rendered most faithful service. E Pluribus Unum, From Long Branch. The beautiful spring ban come at last with her birds and llowors, and the young men and maidens with cheerful fucos and sweet smiles seem to enjoy the lovely music oi nature. The Sunday school at Long Branch is gotting along nicely under tho supervision of N. B. Moore and his assistants. Airs. J. II. Falls, of Seneca, vinjted the families of J. M. Laurence and E. I J. ltamsay, recently. Miss Laura Laurence is vifiting her brother, Kov. J. H. Laurence, of Canon, Ga. Mrs. Adeline Laurence has been seriously ill, but ia improving, Wo hope she may soon recover. The farmers in this soction are moving along rapidly with their work. Some of them are ready to plant some cotton seed. The wnt/Whad tho pleasure, ro? ^ cwtltly, of visiting tho family of B. F. Douthit, of Anderson county, and was much pleasod with that section ol the country. Our teacher, who is attending the I'ickons Graded school, visited his parents on the 1st inst. Ilalph, the little son of W. It. Laurence, is improving from hiw recent attack of pneumonia. isost wishes to Tho SentinelJournal. Bunchy. Easley. R. F. D. 1. Oh, hoys and nirln did you all know it was April? And time to get April fool- ' Iloallr. ?.s very good at present, .... ? its far as I know. Everybody is in a strut about trot i 11 iff fMionA r%*wl J? a\. n ?guuuu nuu uuiu ill IUU ground, they don't know what to do first. Miss EHio Jameson has the mumps, but wo hope she will soon be woll. Mrs. Luhi Smith visited her parents, Mr. unci Mrs. 1\ i). Dncus, Sunday the 3d. Some say put in a biir nron of , o r " ~ cotton; I say i>ut in a big crop ot corn. JJettcr plant some potatoes, for tlioy aro scarce now, you know. Mrs. Ross Smith, of tho Leuhardt section, lias boon very sick, bat i? up again. Say, Pansy, aro you suro that gourd holds 11 gallons? Did you soe it or hoar of it? You know it is said boliove nothing you hoar, and but half you hoc. Somo ono of Mica naid Forest Hopkins killed and dressed a pig without hia fatlior's assistance, but I guess his mothor was nearby. Well, readers, writo something interesting if you can, for I can't. I do onjoy roading the good old picoop; I don't think wo could do without Tho Bontinel-Journal. J would writo more, hut my foot is asleep. Ann Freezer. To Have ami lo Hold. To liuvo find to hold n boautifid complexion in dosirml l>y every woman, young or old. i*'mv woman nro bh'Huod with natnro'fl mont dottiml aiff.?n cnn<l complexion; but overy woman oan improvo her complexion l>y the judieiona une of Kydftlo's Liver Tablots. Tnoso tablets prevont the blood beet ?>ing ladened with bilo whioh depoaita in the akin luyevfl, eauaing that muddy appearaneo called ft bud complexion. They mako tho akin clear and white, the oyea bright, tho atop bouynut. Fifty Chooolato Coated Tablets in each box. Price, '2.r> centa per box. Pick en a JJrug Co., Pickena; W. A, 3holdon, Liberty. nioiiiornl IHotliorH 1 Flow many children nro nt thia hoiihou fovoriflli and oonntipntod, with had stomach and hondnchn. Mothor Oray'fl Hw<*ot Powdors for Chidrcn will nlwayn ourd. If worcnH aro prosont thoy will removo them. At nil druggist# 26 ctH. Hampllo mtulod FREE. Addro?H, Allen y, QJjiwtod, Lo Hoy, N, Y, . , ( ' 'J j ; CORRESPO r TEKSKLY TOLD OF A BUSY AND PKOUK Pickens R. F. D. No. 2. t? Everything in this section seems do to be quiet at thin timo, except t'1 the old Rob Whito and the Whip- Pfl porwill, as they have commenced r,l their spring chat. ?f The old man and the boys comes ^h in and says they are tired of rn smelling so much guano, and the A1 old woman and the girls have ru boon quarrelling about what kind of trimming they are going to use on that new drops, and bisj is lookmg cross-eyed at me because I won't go with her to church Sunday. So it takes all this to mako up a lively family, so don't think hard of mo. tl1 The farmers of this section are putting guano in the ground in a ho hurry and some of them have be- ^ gun to plant corn. cn J. E. Garrett has troated himseli to a fine young mule. G. N. Garrett and family, of tho Ilughoa section, visitod J. H, Iliggin9 Sunday. C(l I gno'is wo aro going to have good roads in the Six Mile section now, as Old Riddlogavo theCoun- ,lc ty Commissioners a fow laws so 01 that we can got our chickens and eggs off to markot. ^ * 1 I want to say a few words on whiskey. Why should we as per- * 1 foct followers of Christ not say something against tho groat monster? This writer was in Pickens ^ court week and went up in the court hoiiso and saw tho judge ',fl tviau RphfniiCA 011 il tin n n fni- anlliim I yc , - ..I... '"' ""fS .. whiskey, and when I oamo down I saw a man go into the dispensary 111 and buy whiskoy; and turned and rc saw another man staggering across 8W the street with a largo amount in 80 his pockets and no tolling how much he had in him. And as 1 -s'' came home I saw that man on the road side not able to get home. 1 have often wondered how it was that the men of the court could pass a sentence on a man for selling whiskey and the State guilty of the same crime. I want to say llmt fi<n no :- i-? vii??v vuu miatu id uo w 11 t'jr 1 Ji wh3 "J sight of God as the man that sen- a tence is passod upon. w Tho day is soon coming when W( tho sentence will he passed on the to State by the Judge of all nations, al and if wo don't hold up our hands against it all \yo can we will bo in de tho ring too. Farmers Boy. th ? ag Knob Dots. The health of the community is th very good except ft fo.v cases of mumps and whooping cough. F< We have been having some beautiful wonthor for farming, but the past few days has been wot. The farmers planted some corn IK the past weok. II, B. Waldrop is the champion nn flllinri rdioor it. 4liio ?..igvy? Ita l*UO acwiuu* ^.J Mrs. R. R. Waldrop vieitod Mr. tin and Mrs. V. S. Jones recently. tic \V. E. Jones, of Stewart, visited (j,, at \V. R. .Jonos' last week. Mr and Mrs. II. H. Tjyncli, of Knob, visitod at A. K. Edcns' last tai Sunday. "J, Misses Nora and Dora ISdens, of Hi Chnstain, spent awhile with Mr. jjj' and Mrs. A. L. Edens, of Knob, & last wook. Littlo Eslev. better known as ? Bub Lynch, of Knob, got his f"Ot l mashed very bad last week by a I carriage wheol running over it. W. E. Edene, jr., has just returned from a brief visit to Washington, I). C. II. II. Lynch is enlarging his storo Iiouho for bin new Spring goods. Beauty. A Thoughtful Man. M. M. Austin of Wioobeeter, Ind., know what to do in tho hour of need. Ilia wifo had flncli an uuusual case of stomach and liver trouple, physicians could not holp her. EIo thought of and triod Dr. King's Now Life Pilltf and elio got relief at onco and was finally cured. ? Only '25c, at Pickens Drug Co. From Wattacoo. ^ Spring is bore, or it looks that wuy to B(0 the buds on the trcos & coining out. The farmors aro getting a moyo on ther.i in the wuy of farming. James Duncan has moved back to Bolton where be will bo welcomed by a host of friends. Tho many friends of Laura Barker, daughter of Calvin and Lou Cission, were called on to disinter hor body at the requost of hor mother. It seom9 that Laura's request was to bo buried by the side of hor father, but from some causo it was not done, and her mother has not been Biitisfied about it, so on Friday tho 1st inst., 'ier body was taken up and reintorred by tho side of her father. Sho had b?on doad two years and five months. Woll, Coi.y, if you And tho ^ County Commiselonorrt' graven and want sonic wiro, just sing and pafia tho hat around and if it cornea near mo, I'll put in a mito, though I don't think they aro dead, but are down with the trembles. Farmer Boy wants a |2.Q0 road 4 NDENTS. K.SHIVK COUNTY. x on the 18-year-old boye, yet be n't want that boy to vote foi nt tax but wants him forced to ly it, which puts tho white boj ?ht down with the negro. I air )posed to boy8 under-21 working 0 public roads or paying tax ou eiu. One dollar poll is enough tx the property and the man thai us from one to thirty wagons and will keep up tho roads. 1 think Homo will have a hnrc inu lu l,,H wonu s uair in nt sovon gallon gourd, as ho is ? 15 poundor, Shorty. Makes a Clean Sweep. There's nothing like doing a thin* orouglily. Of all tho salvor you evoi ard of, Bncklon'o Arnica Salvo is tin at. It sweeps away find euros bums ros, bruises, cut.'*, boils, ulcors, skit uptl as and piles. Ii'h only 25o, am aranteeil to give satisfaction, by IMok s Drug Co, . Fortner Items. Our vicinity is progressing nicoin tho oxceleior part of Pickont unty. Onv f/ur/ln?\o MfA?n f1 ?4 ? v - h?.iv4vu o HUIU III^UIVUU" IMB1 mday with March in April, but (verthelobS, wo hope to givo visit a a mo68 of beatiB the Inst of May Well, Mr. Editor, what about aiiHy'8 gourd? lie beat me foui Jlons right on the start; but now niHy, allow me to congratulate >u for making room lor my'comin ion in tho voyage down th< iesiesippi to tho World's Fair, Well, Blue Eyes, I am a new md at tho bellows, but 110 doubt u strike at me for tho snako in o clock. I am not very snak} yaelf, but M. V., the former cor spondont, reports that tho snakt 'allowed tho clock and wont uth to establish a clock firm. Sc >u may bo assured that M. V's leucedoes not mean forgiveness exaggeration. V. A. Rigdon, the noted huntei this community, declares thai e rabbits lmvo increased theii >eed since last spring; but he its them just tho same. Jamos Friddle, sr., a noted faror of this section, has purchased uoo cultivator with nine plows hich makes the improvement 9 all need. Mr. Fruldlo intends commence planting cotton seed )out the 10th inst. I don't know, hut I am porBuasd to boliove from obscivation lit those hells will soon rin? ;ain and groat be the ring. Prof. J. M. Fortner will teach e Qrove school this summer. T. W. Masters visitoa A. B irtnpr Iftof-. ftiin'lou ?? ? "J . Long live Tno Sentinel-Journal, Homo. ware of Ointincuts for Catarrh thai Contain Mercury, mercury will Hurely destroy the 8onfi< nrnoll ami completely derango th< lole system when ontering it througl n mucous 8tu faces. Snch artiolef ould never bo ur.cd except on presort p ins from reputable physicians, as tlx inago they will do in ten fold to tin od you nan possibly derive from thou ill's Catarrh Curo, man n facto ro-1 hj J. Chonoy &. C<\, Toledo, O., cou us 110 mercury, and in taken internally ting directly upon the blood au.l mil mm Hunucos ot tno system. In bnyinf ill's Oat mil Curo l>o sure yon got tla imiuo. ft is taken internally auc ido in Toledo, Oltio, by F. J. Cbeue} Co. Testimonials freo. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills aro the best. HERE! |Q What J. D. MOORE 1 am buying Produce J^ggf, liooswnx and Raw H prices you can soo, if you <1< cash, tlmt'8 tho way to mal< at a low down prico, a lot Rico. Sugar, Coftee,Flour,Soap on the Old Man Monro. R ntiU hero. J. D I ust Re ;! Anothe WRITING 5 of all kindj J cenl ;! Another Fresh Bi ; Just R ;! A Large Lot of V j| UUVl\CUf| Clt., <g&S?Sk ppp|ipipfjpimni ii nm'i" 1 "I * * Bethlehem Dots. Mro. S. A. Ilopor and fuur children were the m?e?ta of her daughter, Mr<?. Arthur Rnmm.v Inaf. w?..lr ? I Mip. Jessie Chandler visited bor sister, Mrs. Hampton Lloper, lust Saturday nnd Sunday. > The farmers nro very buay putting ? in guano. , Bull- r Ilopor haB treated him?elf , Co a new top buggy. Look out girls. Miss Ola Major eloped a very ?uo 1 cessful school at Bothlebem sohool I house lost Friday. i 1 Mrs. NV. M. Graut, is vory sick at . ibis writiug. A Friend. | Ruhamah Dots. Mrs F. E. Smith is quite ill. A. E Owen, of thtV section, lias ' In en quite sick, l.ut is improving. 1 F. \V. Itampey lias purchased a i Dow top buggy. Look out girls this ' is not limp your for him. C D. (Jui.troll of this place, loft huru tlio 2il, fi?r Ix'xiu^ton, N. 0.. ? whoro lio will oversee, a largo farm r for D K. Cecil. 3 O. M. Owen, of thin Boetion, is j visiting relatives in Qroeuvillo. i I think that B. in about right on " (ho road question. I sav lot tho man that weaiB out tho roads koop thoni in good traveling ordor Tho farmers of this suction sr.' " making things move on tho farms i Getting ready to plant some more 15 cent cotton, hut I am afraid tliv_\ will plant too tnueh. W. C. V Great Sensation. Tliero was a big aeusation in tieesvillo, * Iud., when W. U. Brown of that ulna.'. i who was expected to die, Und bin lifo Huvetl by I)r. King's Now Discovory for Consumption, Ho writes: "I endured insufferable agonioa from Astluuna, but I your New Discovery guvo nio immediate roliof and noon thereafter tfftioteil ft cm' plete cure." Similar cures of Consump) tion, pnoutnouift, bronchitis and grip uro uuinorous. It's the peerless remedy for all throat nntl luug troubles. Price 50c, ' and $1.00. Guaranteed by Pickens i Drug Co. Trial bottles freo. | Golden Creek Hems. The farmers in this section are getting along fino with thoir work. All * are about through putting in guauo i an 1 Home uro planting corn and a i few cottou soc <1. The recon t frc st has lilltd the i peaches. r Preachinr* af Gnld*m lnol Hnn. . day by B. (J. Atkinson to a largo an- ? . dienco. Preaching at Golden first Sunday and Saturday before. Tho members of Golden Greek ) church are requested to meet on Saturday bofore tho first Sunday in noxt . month to attend to sotno important I business. E. II. G. UMI? IIMI II Ii I >W1BMSTfc ! Weak? I 44 I suffered terribly r?nd was ex- ( treinely weak for 12 years. The t i 'ioctors said my blood was all | r H turning to water. At last I tried | | Ayer's Saisapurilln, and was soon | B feeling all riglit again." t P Mrs. J. W. h'iala, Hadlyme, Ct. j No matter how long you B ^ have been ill, nor how I poorly you may be today, 1 Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the g best medicine you can a take for purifying and en- I . | riching the blood. I Don't doubt it, put your 8 ! | whole trust in it, throw R i jj away everything else. ' I SI.OO a bottle. All druttUU. U Ask your doctor what ho thinks of Ay?r'a B I .Haraaparllla. II* know* all about thl* grand B > B old family modlctne. Follow hla ad*lc? and H | we will b? aatlaflnd. J. 0. Arts Co., Lowell, Mui: Trespass Notice, j I hereby forbid any person hunting, ) fishing, cutting timber, picking berries, I or in any way trespassing on my lands. r TreapaFKers will be puniHlied to the fullest extent of the law. Mrs. E. M. Join s, m9it. Kings, S. O. HERE! at tlio corner store han to any. ? every day, Your Chickens, id?>B. Bring to mo then my >n't want trade I will pay you :e things last. A lot of 8hoos ol' Dry Goods rnd a heap of and Washing Powders. Call emeniber the Moat Markot in Yours truly, MOORE ceived! r Line of MATERIAL ? and prices t to $1 i I r' 21 irrel of Castor Oil !; Jj(| Received. !; < tr' !; 80 >RATT'S|FOOD in Fresh and Good. i t > ) . ..... . ?^ 1 \ ? * " & . ~f .. > CRIP AND CONS' BY DUFFY'S Pll francos Moore, of Clarksdale, ton* Had drip and Pneu sumption. Both' Pure M< Frances Moork. " I caught cc'.I and had grip, foil lungs. Pnoumor.'u sc; in and my doctc sumption. A cousin urged 1110 to try D cured hiui of pnoumc.iia. Boforo I had hopeful. I was Br much bailor at the on< Fivo bottloa completely cured 1110. I ti huskv man, able to do a hard (lay's work W HlSKKY saved my lifo and I recomiw It. IX The only way to cure grip, brone and all lung and throat troubles la to ki drive them out, and to build up and strei DUFFY'S mm The Only Certain C Duffy's Is a gentle invigorator, tonic stimulant, -which curiclios ami purifies blood, strengthens the circulation, aids gestion bo that you can got from food all nourishment it contains. It tones up nerves and heart, invigorates tho mua and roplacos disoasod tissues. For CO yoars, ovor 9,000 doctors and pitalshavo proscribed and used Duffy's I Malt Whiskoy for all disoasod, weakoi wasting conditions. It is invaluable ovorworkod, run-down mon, delieato woi and sickly children, and iu malaria and low fovora. Contains no fusol oil, and is only whiskey recognized by tho Govornn as a medicine. This is a guarantee. CAUTION'.?When you ?sk for Dn gonnine. Unscrupulous dealers, mlndi try to Mill you choap imitations nnd nil market for profit only, and which, fur ful. Demnnil " Duffy's" t?nd ho suro y< Whlnkey which contains medicinal, heal ll sold in settled hottlos only :never in Old Chemist," on the label, and ho Beware of refilled bottles. Sold by all druggist*) and pjrocors, booklet Bont free. Duffy Malt Whiskey C OR SALE IN SOUTH CAR! RIGHT IN EVE nan The Suit or ( perfectly an* position you Our clothing not as they 11 we alter it ur Everything k fabrics and t;i L ROTHSC GREENVILLE, Sole A^ent I Nufangl Troi PMHEimBMKMBHEiBSaaei lies, IfcS 1i i is nine to lay asu new, as the forests are pi flowers have begun to sweet perfume!, so come < Big May Meetings that a SHoes. I We can fit you in mo $1.25 to #3.25. Hats. If you want a Straw you prefer a Fur we have Krvt- T>,l..w.^~ 11~*.. ~-11 -- ii X (IIIIIUIIU I JtlLS l.iUl Oil Sli i rts. Big line of Dress Shi Collars. Rubber Collars 10c, Ladies, our line of Goods is* superb. Give u For General Merchai I can depend on good goot see us. Crats i Onotobacco Tac ( A littln tiling to fool with, utill nom synolds' tagH, such ii? Biowhh Mulo, { rngn oiiyB you ft iiox of matches, 100 I tngB buys h bur of good laundry Bonp. ual viduo. llring me your toga, if in. .do them for something olso, By n lucky purcliftRO I can oflfor yor 0 in 10 gal. lots, Those nro fully ft? g vo ft No. 1, rod syrup at 25a in 10 g d, My prict 8 on Tobucoo in lunt nd. ho A few old stock Cotton Hoes olionpi For ft abort time I will sell Mens ftn FINE 1 10c n pair jirotlt. Gomo and boo ftbo I nm oloBing out ft few linn Clico<o j llig prices paid for Ohieknnn?Cash t n 1 u. ' -i. i' * . T-T ' r iiiiDTiny nnnrn umniun uuncu IRE MALT WHISKEY Miss., and R. Dorsey, of Washingmonia, Which Developed ConWere Cured by Duffy's alt Whiskey. s] > Finally my doctor put me on Duffy'* Malt Whiskey and It saved my life," w says Frances Moore. "Two attacks of tho grip loft mo with lj( very weak lungs, a bad cough and continual pains in niy chost. My condition was so bad last October that my family gav? up hopo. Consumption had fastened itself upon mo. My doctor prescribed a number of different medicines, none of which holpod me. Finally Iiu |>UI> uin uu jour wuiSKOy. At tllO tilUO I began taking Duffy's Malt I could scarcely m _ sit up, and did not daro vonturo out of doors. n* In loss than a month it has cured tho pain jv iu my chost and my cough, aud made mo ^ strong, healthy and vigorous in overy way. My doctor says that JJuffy's Malt Whiskey is tho greatest thing for consumption and lung troubles that has over been discovered, and I agreo with him. It cortainly saved my lifo." FrancesMoohk, Clarksdalo, Miss. ** They said I'd die of Consumption, but thanks to Duffy's 1 atn to-day as strong and healthy as any man living," writes Mr. Dorsey* lowed by bronchitis, with terriblo pains in my i ir said nothing would prevent my dying of conUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY, which had finished half ft bottle I felt stronger and nioro il of tho second bottlo that I could go outdoors. iavo gained 80 pounds and am to-day a strong, alyngsido of any ono. L)UFFY'fc> PURE MALT and it to overy one." )R3EY, llHO Florida Avo., Washington, D. C. Iiitis, pnoumonia. coughs, catarrh, consumption II tho germs of diseaso lurking in your body, to igthen tho wholo system by taking 1AIT WUIQVEV avBrcua WW iHIka B luro for Lung Diseases. fTy'g Pur# Malt WhUkoy bo Bnro yon K?t t1,a ^ fill of the excellence of thl* preparation, vrlll ilt whinkey ttuhitt ituten, which aro put on tho from relieving tho nick, nro ponitlvoly h?rmm (jot it. It is tho only abaolutely pure Mnlt tli-plvlnfi <junlltlof. Duffy'* Puro MaltWhlikoy | llaxk or bulk. Look for the trade-mark, the v.. huu iiiu Kuui ovor mo cork la unbroken. or direct, $1.00 a bottle. Intoreetlng medical {,( 3o., ltochoatcr, N. Y. j ft| JLINA AT ALL D1SPENSARYS ? | ?i rr--> ?bw?? RY PARTICULAR. 3vercoat you buy here fits you :i looks well no matter in what stand or sit. is made to f.t ,ii?n as they are, night be. If it does not fit at first itil it does fit. itest in style, of the most worthy lilored in the most perfect manner. sHILD S. C. or Hawes' Hats, Dutchess and users. lit id CM I ic the old clothcs and put on | itting* on new foilagc ancl the g bloom and fill the air with n ( :>n boys and ^et ready fur the n ^ re so close at hand. ?st any kind of a Shoe from j| Hat wc can please jou or if I a . fine line to pick from, n i us as we have all sizes. I ?i irts at 48 cents to $1.00. 5 on Linen Cotlars 7 to 10c. fij ns Sprinc and Summer Dress B ^t< r Mi s a look. fi0 ulise get our prices for you Is at right prices. Come to bos Brothers "I Price Cash Store >s Wanted!.... n pocplo flftvo thorn. For most of R. J. ielumppH, Early Bird, Swoep Blnkes, oto., 0 box. :J tngw buy" bar of CuHtilo sonp. lied Mont and liberty Hell tnga liavo .tflios and soup i.s not what you want, 1 n lino AIolft*son nf 35o, 3 gnl, for 81,(X), or ood imd bright as homo-mndo sorghum. I , Iota. Id good for a while longer. Br I linn I can buy them now. ,1 SHOES v ??t tliin ?Monoy in it for you. f.?r wl-ftt H oy will bring. i or Oo'hIh. ?!*TI ulwnyK want Prodnoe. Harris. v Real Estate MnW id Hm f Imn 4 a I : 1>! ?. V/ " IW HIV V11J1U I'V 111 YCt)l 111 l'I( it gOf-S tc 277 acres within 3 miles of Six P alance in original forest. Fino tin: lonty of water. Terms to euit pu?< One lot li acres in town limits < ?l<mdid bain and fine garden. "Will 110 a^res, gne farm in 3 miles o ood. also running streams. A rice i 194 a^res in splendid neighbor aufos. Fino timber Terms to suit For further information call on J. D. HOLD REAL ESTATE Ofllco at Dopot. I E. 0. M'C ? (At Duke Ol Four?aud-onc*lia)l' miles east S north of 1....1)eulc ..Genera! Me Handles nothing? but the best o pricf The trading public will <h can envo thoin money. airs, liattic Craig in with sprinc n b a Not being able to fm<I a suitable 1 ickenp, and havo just returned from I nice lino ol'SPKl XG GOODS, sm li eckwear, Etc., which urc now on <1 is letn. t Doesn't Take Gl; To se.j that my goods art; all no srns, and that tho prit-o iH wiiv clowi ml Summer Clothing, dlions, Ilut^, le, /Cou will always regrot it,. For tho best goods at a small pr [IMF RARfij ? ? if II k. Ml 111 \Ai reeman Building. 3 AYS "LOOK BEF< And you will l?glit at PICKENS, S. niul Most Com] |GENERAL ME \ H? has over carried. My lrad<v is in< and IIonoHt Values.. The BTCKT of e | my advertisement. Never mind tlio I" money. ...BUY TH Of everything and 3 011 will Irani by 1 cheapest. If you want anything in to buy a Lot or rent a House, or buj Iuujr iiiuuirjr ity MUl'lUg IUC UC'IOLT yOU J. F. THE CASH IV Sorino0 & r cs 1\I)V Hi ?1/111 UP I am now ready with a coincide do<Jh, Notions, Men'h and Women's \i8od my best judgment and yea ode, getting the very lowest pri vo my customers the benefit of my iods at the .Lowest l iv ? m vv I V_/ rvw/ %J -JL T My Drees Goods Stock is the bos acke, in a rattle of prices from 10 c oof the nicest Black Goods lor Su nts. I am willing for you to comp :>r> with any $1.50 Silk on this mai In (Jolorod Wash Goods, Dimities scribe them. Can ihow you a big Mich prices as such goods can bo I) ^ck is full with all goods and pri< nons, Ilibhons and LacoH in abundai VOu (>?n pet. whlit. vein wan! nt nnvli SHOES. 1 )on't give me out 011 ft isonablc goodn. See uh when you c< A. h y Goods Store, Wont End 9> ' 1 WI T T * 11 a v (; J Received a Window Shades, Iron Beds, Woven ) Springs, Stoves, Tinvvn Lamps, Lanterns, and a 1< tides about a Home or Farm on us and look through our 1< cost nothing for you to loo in showing you our you buy a or no W. T. M'J IIII \/ v , U [ m nHnnHHHH '.' y ' jH skenK ionl cstule. Buy before ?o high. I klile chuieh, 70 acres in cultivation ,?.?... li*- ta' i.iuuiu iviuuic dwellings and sh&ser. }f Liberty, good four room house, I sell or oxehange for small farm. 1 Pick*^)*, splendid timber and $1050.00. hood, 3 miles from Pickenp, good pureliasi r. >ER& CO. DEALKltS. PioUens, S. C. - ?- . y* f\T S TTH If 1 ' UIjJJUM. | J ^of Pickens and four miles M ? A rchandise,. f goods and at reasonable > well lo ^ivo me a call. I W mo and will wait on you. snnns g TStssP I | ocation, I huvo dociduil {o Aay Un the niurlii'tn wlioro I have ^TTrtlUtn *>?<1 - ^ nis Clothing, Shoes, haThirts, i qtlay :it my store. Cal'd soo asses 1 w, fresh, :tml tliis season's pat u. ii you lull to buy your Spring Shirts, Tits and {'iy.W,vtyom ofil call at m HOUSE. Louis Copcl, Prop. ^RRIS 'r"f DUE YOU LEAP" C. whovo lie now lms tho Largest I [)l(>lo Line of . r,RCHANDISE,Jv m -% (A irensing every dny. Fair Denting y? verylhing for tho least moAv is I price of : n article if its wo.:Ui tho I E BEST.7 Tf | rxpevii ncn tlint The 15est fa the I the M( leiuitile Line, If you want I r u not..so inul l-iot, jou wout lose iv.nkc u trmlo. Yours truly, HARRIS, 1 1ERCHANT, \ Summer OODS!- M line of Spring and Summer Dry < I' imIpi wen r, 11 oh cry and Shoos. J i - of | i . . ( in Iniying these c-> possible, unci now 1 propose to fl cxpoi ieiice and ho) 1 them Dry H ing Prices... 1 t I have ever shown in Colors and ents to ^2 a yard. I am showing , mnier wnnr in the market for 50 are my 1 yard wide Black Silk at ket. It will boa saving to your i, Organdies, Lawns, &c., we can't lii.o of tbem and al as low prices ought anywhere. \YU:.^/Jr?pda. UIIIIIM 1 > I > IIIIH'S 111 J tllfi # | )co and will bo kept (ill Samrae. I me, / hoes. Stock always complete with j I ome to Grocnville. C. PARK, | (Jroouvillo, S. C. 3 ' ' ' ' J -* w ^bbbB nice lot * | Heel Lounges, A/ire Cots, Bed ire, Crockeryware, ot of other useful ar, and we invite all ^ * > Looms \vhen//C> <. and wfV ' A\ goods rs nythiiv -s t- irm / tr. ? cofl FA/ :C? ijm 1/ ^fjil b i^^yBinnnHM