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. / m > Pickens Sonii&el-Jouml. HaDDenings *of a Local and Personal Nature. ?Go to R. 0. Cartor for coru, onls and liny. ?Picnics will soon be the ordor of tbo day, nud after tlioiu coracs the rod bug. ?J. E Kinob, who is now in Hendoreonville, N. Ol, in stricken with appoplexy. ?Dr. A. B.~Wftrdlaw, dentist, will bo in Pickens Wednesday and Thursday, May 4th and 5th. ?J. McD. Bruce is able to ho out again after a ton days' illness, to the delight of his innny friends. ?W. H. Ambler nud W. A. Gilreath, of Greenville, spout Sunday in Pickens witrh relatives and frieuds. ?It. C. Carter has lvec-ived another largo shipment of corn, oats and hay to go at rock bottom prices. *V... ?If you want the beat buggy or wagon for the price go to It. C. Cnrtor, Liberty. Sokl for cash or on time. ?Mrs. J. McL Senbrook, nee Rachel Thornlov, of Greensboro, N. C, is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. L. Thornley, in Piekons. H ?Clerk of Court, A.. Iioggs, will bo glad if all the pensioners will come in and get their uioury. IIo has it ready to pay out. ?B. II. Cureton went to Groenville, Sunday for treatment at Dr. di _ -i.?_ . ;i - - ?? * xjiiuik a bhiiiwuiuhj. ueporta iroru him fitato thut ho ia getm^ ulo.iy well, ? Our old fiiernl, Joe T. Werner, who 1ms been Buffering for the punt year with rhoumatibm, is nhlo to be out again. Hia nerve has not left him and he Buya ho ia going buck to bia engine as aoou aa ho can. ?May, tho G year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Acker E. l'orter, died at their home, near Cnteechee, on tho 10th instant, after a short illneua, from mombranous croup, and was buried tho ~dav followhur lu>r HpuMi nt Porter's Chapel. ?Tho big May meeting fit Sis Mile on tho second Sunday in May, is being looked forward to with much pleaBuro by tho young folks for miles around. It is estimated that n larger crowd than usual will i)o pit sent this year. Dinner will bo served on the ground. ?N. D. Taylor will bo in his studio in Pickens on May 3d and 41 h, ready to make tho best likeness of < you that you ever had taken. lie 1 nlsn frmvmu mwl iMilnnm "inl"'"" ! ?- l'""'""Any work in hi* line you nted doing < will bo 'Mono to tho queer's taste," ( if given to him. i / ?The ohl historic church, .Mount ' Zion, ft mile below Central w/Ji soon bo torn down and moved up to Ctu tral. The membere of that denomi- * nation and tho citizoua thereabouts, J gonorally, havo gono to work and ' raised money and purchased a lot in ' town whereon to orect a modern ( church. ?Dr. L. T. Shirley and C. G. J Rowland bf?"o opened up a n&at dfu<? fifnr/1 in ?? ?'! ? aI.L Li \ V ?IJ VUIHUU U I JHt'I lU^J JiiyJO I | - -* nnrue of Tho Central Drn^ Co. ,Thoy carry a nico lino of drngH am / modi- < cinos and servo ice cold diinkf. They ( nro getting thoir sharo of tho pat ronfige and nro satisfied with their j venture. ? Mulkey Smith, who moved (o | this county from llonoa Path, somo eight years ngo and nettled in tho | Mile Creek section, died at his homo on tho 26th inst., after a short, ill- i UC88. acrtd oii.dlt.V-1 wo mnru TTin remains wero laid to rest at Milo Creek church tho tiny following his i death. IIo leaves a widow and a grand son, besides a host of relatives I and friends to mourn his death. i ?Married on 24th instant at the 1 residenco of J. Mack Entfokin, father of tho >rido, Mr. .7. Chesloy l'rinco and M: sh ISlsip'TCntrokin, Iiov. Wliito of 1'u dmq>rt, performing tho coremony, in ho presoneo of a largo crowd of friends of I ho contracting parties. On Monday an infair was served the happy couplo by tho father of fho groom, K. J. Prince. Tho many friends of tho happy couple wish thorn much joy. ? G. II. Storey and N. I). Taylor, of Enaley, worshipped in Pickens last Sunday and wero valuable additions to tho religious sorvicos hold in 11 mj churches that day. Mr. Storoy bv hie singing and playing and Mr. Taylor with cornet accompaniment, made nice music which was greatly enjoyed by tho congregations ?t tho JJaptist nnd Methodist churches, and they would bo pi ad to havo these uentleuaen come ngiiin. I y' ?I)r. K. B. Wohl> h<is bought a r tract of land in tho edjjo of Eanh-y nnd liaB opened a dairy. It will lie under tho ninnagemont of W. E. Garrison. This is an industry in wlticl) pood money can bo mado, and at tlio samo tiino tho land is improved and enriched. Thoro is room for MM Vf.tVI (IIWIIIHI liUHIU) , rind, incidentally, nil the other towns in the county. Wo wish Dr. Webb BucccflH in his undertnking, and wo nro plfld to ptftto that lie will continuo to resido in Pickens. ? Central hns hnd tho stool of "donothing" smashed from under lur, nnd her citizens hnvo ^ono to work nnd hnve innde a good town thero Everyl>ody ifl busy nnd doing well. i hns sovernl enterprises on foot nnd under wnv. Tho mill is comple led an?l tiv .cbinery ia being put in. EvoryL .y in enthused ovor tho future prospects of that town, and woll mitfht they bo. All they nood right now ia tho Comraiasionera and the clmin (.an#; tbeir roada aro in tin awful fix, and, tbey say, <lo not look like they will ever bo improved. ?W. Leslio Matheny, who has been identified with tiro netfspnper intorfatft o?l ..not I threo yearaHjeft Monday for Oneonta, N. Y., whoro lio goes to take charge of "Tho Oneonta Prosa," an manager. Ho is a roliablo young man, ar>d a good nowspapor man and will tfivo >j satinfactlon. Wo heartily commend v , \im to his employer, for wo know, by Hociation with him, what ho is Cft*y. <? of doing and know ho will bo ^Sjrrht man in tho right plaoo." \ ^et to sever the pleasant ro!ahitn -but It. waft a que* * salary. Wo join with his I 'onda iu wishing him abnnd- I ?The fraternal orders of this ' plaoo woro ontertainod by two soriuouh on (Sunday morning aud night, in tho Baptist church. In tho forenoon Uov. D W. Iliott preached along the lines of Pythiauism. his subject beiug "compassion," unci at night ltnv. O. M. Abuey preached along the lines of Masonry, his subject being "friendship." They were both iiblo expositions aud sbowod deep thought and study, and no doubt theso sermons will bo productivo of much religious and moral upllftill'T. not onlv in tliA I'i'iilrtpnal or. dors, but to nil who beard the ?liscoiu'hoh. Iu tho afternoon Rev. Hiott tilled Rev. A buoy's appointment iu llio Methodist church auct dolivored au excellent sermon. Murphy Items. Cold weather still continues and the farmers aro going ahead preparing their hind for eotiou and some few lite planting when a warm day happens to come, but most nil are waiting until the ground gets warmer. Some corn has boon plantod but not much. As a general thing they are getting their land well prepared, wmcu is oi great importance. if we farmers over intend to make a hoccosh and live at homo tho year round, only looking to (ho merchants for that which wo cannot raise at homo, then it will not be much trouble to got that which wo cannot produce on our farms. With a hoart full of sorrow, we tell of tho death of Mrs. Alexander, whoso maiden name wrh Misa Cora Madden. Tier suffering and death was so terrible we ah udder ns ?vo write. She had convulsions one after anothor until death came to her relief. She was carried to Little River Baptist church in Oconee county, where she had been a member for a number of years, and buried, ltev. 15. F. Murphree conducting the funeral services, She leaves a husband and mother, four brothers and three h'ihters and many friends to mourn her death. On Mondny the 18th inst, IHddio, the 14 year-old sou of Mr. and Airs. .J. (J. Alexander, left homo and has not been heard of since. Tho griefstricken father and mother are almost ern/.y to hoar from him and get him to return home. Any news as to his whereabouts will bo gladly received by thorn. A Subscriber. / Liberty Dots. Tho Democratic Club was Organized hfil'A Xnf ntvlnv VV 'I' O'lVII . j ... . . W !/! II, president; J. P. Smith, vice president; John '1\ Bof?g3, secretary. Committee on registration, T. N. Hunter, W. S. Parsons, II. O. Smith, Win. Gantt, J. S. Wilson, S. \V. O'Doll and Frod Williams. Delegates to County Con petition: W. T. O'Dell, W. M. Ghmtt, M. A. Bogga, S. D. Stewart, W. .1. Hoggs, .John T. Boggs, O. T. llotchins, Z. L. Chamhliu, 13. II. Uallahan and W. O. Willard. Exn motive Committee, J. P. Smith, S. ]) Stewart and C. T. llutchins. All lelegates who can't attend are re luoated to send alternates. No special interest manifested in tho Parker boom or tho Coroner's raco here. At the town election last Monday, D. VI. Parkins was elected intendaot, 111(1 W S Piii'vinn J I-I Gr. Smith for wardens. A. P. Me- j (Jord and (J. T. Hutchins tied. Noah Hendricks, of Trenton, Tex.,| i.S Vioitiiig his father, <J. P. Ileijdi'iCliK. | Mr. Loo pur, of Texas, is visiting lii.s brother in hnv, (J. II. Parkins. Rev. 11. A. Dronuan is again ub'o lo be out. Several of our citizens atbnhd tho U. S. court at Clroouvillu lust weekMany peoplo in this section are suffering with colds and lngrippo. Kain is needed with warm weather to bring up cotton and corn. When Button seed come up tho farmers will start out oven. C. Union Meeting. Tho Union mooting of tho Pickens Association will bo hold with Pickens Baptist church, beginning Friday night and up to and including the fifth Sunday in May. l'KOOKAM. Friday eight, a >rmon by Dr. A. J. S. Thomas. Saturday morning, 10 o'clock, devotional overciaes conducted by KeV. B. Holder. Ornnnv/o ii ?? * Subjects for discussion. Tho need of a consecrated church membership. Opened by lie v. A. J. Manly. Church discipline ? Wbon and how hlion'.d it be exercised' Opened by M. Hendricks. Aro tho churches in any way responsible for lawlessness nnd crime? It' ho, to what extent, and what is their duty in regard thereto'? Opened by Joel II. Miller. Should any one bo considered n consistent member of the church who does not usually attend its rogular services nor contribute according to his means to its support of tho gospel, generally? Opoued by Rev J i'j. r UMUM . Sermon Saturday ni^ht by Rev. J. E. McManaway. t Sunday morning, 10 o'clock, de>o tioual exercises by Dr. A. J. S. Thomas. 10:30?An exegosis of Judo 3 vorse by Rev. J. J'i. MoManaway. 11 o'clock?A sermon by Dr. T. M. Bailey. Sunday afternoon will be devoted to Sunday school mass meeting, and several short addresses will be mado. Sunday night will l>o devoted to n missionary muss meeting, and tevera! short addresses will bo mado on missions, its importance find how to do missionary work. A full representation of nil tho churches is requested. '1 ho Woman's Missionary Society of tho I'ickons Haptist church deairo that ovory church in tho Pickens Association send at loast ouo sistermore if they can?to meot vith us during tho Union meeting. Mrs. C. E. Watson of Qreenville, S. 0., has promised to bo with us, and wo havo ^ 1 f t A 1 1 ' ? unmi|juii Kir lit!!' LO H(UirOB8 11)0 in dies on tho flnbject of missions, on Saturday afternoon at Rome convoniont placo. Tho Indies of tho Twelvo Milo and Piedmont Association , also tuemlttrs of the other denominations Wo cordially invited to como nnd hear Mrs. Watson. Timo?Saturday afternoon, Way 28th. ) Mrs. D. \V. Hiott, Prost Mrs. 0. M. Robinson, hroo. ?As a result of tho recent examination in this Congressional District, Representative Wyatt Aiken lias selected J. M.'Mars and J. H. 13arl<sdrtle, l>oth of Greenwood county, for principal and nlteinato candidates foa naval cadetships at Annapolis Notice of School Election. RTATR OK" ROTTTH nAPnr.TMA ? County of Pickens. f Whereas u petition was filed with (ho Trustees of the School District of the town of Pickens, known as School Dis trict No. 81, on the l.">th day of April, 1904, signed by a majority of the freeholders in said District and by a twothird majority thereof, praying that an election be held to determine whether bonds shall be issued in the sum of Six Thousand Dollars and hearing a rate of interest of six per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually, the principal to be pain at ino end of twenty yearn, Raid election to bo submitted to the qualified voters of said School District in accord anco with the recent Act of the Ivgisdature authorizing tho same, it is hereby ) Ordered by tho Board of Trustees ihut said election he and tho same is hereby ordered to bo held on Friday the Gib day of May, 1904, to determine whether said bonds shall be issued or not and that J. McD. Bruce, (J. E. Uobinson and W. T. McFall arc hereby app tinted managers to conduct said election at the etoro of \V. T. McFall, ami that the polls I open at 8 o'clock a. in., and close at -1 j o'clock p. in., and said inansijroi's ^hall declare the result, of said election and j make returns thereof to this Board. It is further ordered that this notice of election he published for three weeks in Tin. i>:..I....,: i m. iviwiio utTiiuiiui-auunwii. J. 1? Holt, Chairman. .J. I'. C!tm*y, Clerk. It. 13. Brno ?. Hoard of Trustees School Dia. No. :;t. April '20, 190l.8w. ? | Hcunic of Ointments for Catarrh 1 liat | Contain Mercury, oh mercury will surely tlo.slroy the senno of ntuoll and complotely derango the whole system wheu entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such artieles should never bo used except on prescriptions from reputtddo physiciany, as the dnmago they will do is teu fold to the good you can possi'jly derive from them j Mall 's Catarrh Cure, manufacture! by | F. J. Cheney ?t Co., Toledo, O.. contains no mercury, and is taken internally I noting directly upon the blood an 1 mu-! ooux 8 u if aces of the! system. In buying HftH'H (Jatiurli Cure bo sure you t;?*t the genuine. ft is taken int? rnally ami made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials freo. Sold by all Druggists, 7oc. Hall's Family Pills sire the heat. Serious Stomach Trouble Cured. I wan troubled with a distress in my stomnch, Hour stomach and vomiting spells aud can truthfully say that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured mo.?Mrs. T. V. Williams, Luings burf, Mich. Those tablets sue guaranteed to euro every ease of stomach trouble of this character. For s de by Pick ens Drug Co., aud Knrle's Drug Store, 1 it ? < " x-? ? r a njiivim, uim uiiuicr ?v l/iOKCHS, Jjioet'iy. Ank Your Dealer for AIIi-ii'm K?(i!-I:,ik! A powder for tho feet. It cures Swollen Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating j Ftii-i, Corns and Bunions. Al nil Druggists and shoe stores, '25c. Ask today. A Thoughtful Man. M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind., knew whnt to do in the hour of need. His wifo had snoh an unusual case of I Htomach ami liv*;r tr .upi?\ pii.). i isin.-> i cnild not help her. lie th 'Uglit. of a- d ; tried Dr. King's New L;t'e P;ii.s .>.1 ! I. got relief at <?nee and was finally eund. Only 25e, at Pickens Drug Co. Mother* I .Mot'iern! Mother*! How many children are at this Mason feverish and constipated, w.lh hiul st' in noli and hoiidaehe. Mother (ir<y*s Sweet Powders lor t'hidren will always cure. If woven* are present they will remove thein. At all druggists 25 cts. Sample mailed FRRK. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Hoy. N. V. School Election. On petition of tin: voters hmI doctor.s of Hampton school (hstiiu!, Nu j *!(), an flection in ordered to be held at Ilainptin school house, to dotermino whetlier or not a.? rxhn levy <?f two mills shail bo levied on nil lh< property within the district. The election to i>o heid May 7ih. IYHk to open at 1 o'clock p. m. and eloS'at f> o'clock. The present board ot trustees to act as managers. Tin election to l>e conducted according t rules and regulations laid down in tlio school law. By order of County Hoard of Education. It. T. Hallum, Chairman. "T liavo used Chamb- liaia's S>omae'i and Liver Tablets with u: :st sati-if.ietory lOSllltS," 8ny? MlH. F. li. Phelps, Ifo'lHton, Te.\. For indi^-sti'Mi, biliousness and constipation these tablets an- most excellent. Si'Id by I'ick-n- Drug <!o.. and F.iile's Drug Store, Pickens; ami Hunter Sr. Pickens, Liberty. Nothing Kqiial to Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera mid Diarrhoea Itonuily for Monol Complaints in ('liiI<1 !*i>u. "Wo have uacil Chamberlain's ('olio, Cholera ami Diarrhoea ltenio.lv in our family i?*v .ye*rH," saysMrs. .1. 15. Cooke, of Nederlands, Tex ih. "Wo Ivive given it to all of our children. We luivo n-sed otlior medicines for tho h.idio purpose, but never found anything to c<]uat Cham ber'ain's. If you will use it as directed it will always euro." For Sale I y I'iekens Drug Co., and Knrlo'a Dru.^ Stor . PicUcns; and Hunter & l'iekens, l<il>erty. Notice of Election. On petition of thn electors and voters of Iveowee school district, No. 4'2, nn olection is ordered to l>o lu-.!d at Koowoo church on Saturday, M.'iy 7, to voto on a spccifiod levy of two millH on nil property within (ho d stfict. 1 'oils to open ?t 2 o'clock |>. m., and closo at 5 o'clock. The pri H ont Board of Trustees to act as malingers of tlio election. The election to bo conducted according to rules I and regulations laid down in school law. By ordor of C?mnty Bonrd of Education. It. T. Hallmn, Apr. (>?!> Clmirmnn. r..Langston & Kealey,. 33 (WK.Sr KNI)-MOOI(l') .VI'ANIM PICKENS, J. C ? Handles a full line of $ Dry Goods, Groceries ? and Produce. ct Give me a call and /r be convinced that we can << \\ sell you. as cheap as Mr, ? // llrliiu me your I'rmliiio. \\ V\ Will p?y hlgliMt |irl<'0, JJ. ff OniIi *r lUrlor. A ?li?r? vu U of^rour pKtroo*R? miirt- /I Clerk's Sale. j STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA. / Couuty of Pickous. S In Common Pleas Court. Iu pursuance of Dforetal Orders ami Orders <>f Foreclosure made in (lie following stated ease anil on Hie in the Clerk's ollico, I will sell to Mio highest bidder on SALESDAY IN MAY, 1'JOt, -1 Pi< kens Court House, fc>. during} tlio lfgal hours for sale, tho following described Real Estate upou the tonne \ hereinafter mentioned, towit: Walter fj. iiog;;.?, ) Against - Doerot.il Order. J. \V. Ihil'roo, ot al } Til ACT NO. 1. All that piece, parcel or tract of laiul i)oar the town of Liberty, in tho Count\ <>f Pickens and Statu ot South Carolina, on waters of Gnideu's Creek and containing Thiily (!>()) acres, more of less, adjoining lands of Robinson estate, S. \V. Clayton, deceased, and ostato of Atlison l5ogg>, d*. ceased. TRACT NO. ',2. All that piece, parcel or truei of lat:d in said Stato and county, near tho tow; of Liberty, and on waters of (ioldtn's Crook, oontaining Nino i'l) acres, nion or loss, adjoinin,'? Iind* of Chamblin, J. | v .i:<i/?. i .... i " AUI-UU UliU 111 IIT l'.i. '! l\ACr NO. One-third interest in a !< ! in the town of Liberty on South or iM nt Slice!, containing One and Otut-Ma'i ( 1 ' > acre1'-, inor > or less, adjoining hinds < t W. (). Willard and Rlrs, 1. N. Smith, ami known an tho old School House lor. Tonus one halt' cash, balance ou a ; redil of l\v< Ivo months, with interest from di?\ of snle socured by bond of tl:e purchaser and a mortgage of tho preiuic.i. Purchasers to pay for all papers i and for recording tho same. ' The terms must ho complied wdli in one hour or the promises will be resold ou sumo day. l?UUVir>, | Clerk of Court Pickens Co. i __ ____?, Clerk's Sale. STATKOFSOUTH CAROLINA, > Comity of Pic.keng. \ In Common l'lens Court. In pursuance of Docrr(:il Orders and Orders <>t' Foreclosure, made in tlie fol lowing si ii>?l Mil l on ll'm in 1! ?? Clerk's ? tli<*<>, I \v;':l cil to tin; highest j bidder, on HaIjLSDAV IN i\iAY, at I'icki'us Cmirt Hons", fj. C., duiing the legal hours for sale, the f .ll >\vin{' do^irilieil I'e-d Ks'.itn im.ni ili<? ii | hereinafter mentioned, tov.it: J. MoT). Hntco, ) t , , , Against .Jnil-m-niof Martha tlmiter. ) i'or-closurc. All that onrtnii) pi.eo, p ur l ami lot j of laiiil iii State ami County aforesaid. j in Central Towns!lip, adjoining the lands' of John Hunter, Wash limit* v, Hiciliard I Uallums ami Miss Hamilton, oontaininj.'I Twenty (20) acre's uioro or less. "Il brim? tho sum; land deeded to mo by I my father, William Hunter." Term-* e's1: 011 day of sale. Pur Chaser to pay for all papers ami recording I ho SalllO. Th" terms must t o complied with in ono hour or the preuiisiM will Ix; resold on same day. A. J. IIOCOS, [SKAi.. i OI UUlll", l'ldliftlH UO. ('lerk's Sale. .STATE OF KOI VIM I CAKOMXA, i County of Pickens. \ In Common l'kas Court in pinHit muck (if I >1-1:11 tul Ord r< ;um1 Onions of I'oi' i'lo.suro made in tlio I'oll"u iuj^ str.lcd oa.se, and <>ti liio in Hum CI. rli's oliico, 1 will soil (o tiio hi;;lios( hid l( oil SALiKHl>AY IN MAY, IDOL, ut Pickens Court House, ft. ('.. during I!??* legal hours for fate, the following ; io-?rrsI???t! Ileal Kstatv upon thohims ! i '.vi'.'afi-r men1 ioneil, lowit: !'. A. I V.niel, , . . , , , i .) mlgmenl <>l ! xK'linftt ., . i .... I / ? 11 f % I i i V 1 t'l CC Oo.lK, ( . \\ . A C.. 1 j. Johns >n, > I All Unit certain Iraet, pare< I or piece , of laud, Ivmg iu Ciokens county audi Stale aforesaid, known as th? Johnson ] p'a , containing L'w.? ILuudroJ ami Sixty-l'ive. ('_' >">i acres, more or loss, h <ving the. hounds described in plat ma le hy .1. .1. Garvin, Surveyor, on I I V -nlary Ulst. I S / I. ; <>i nis on Oi on day of sn!?\ I'liivlipHei ' to !? !> tor all papt i's ami ivcortliu# tin ! Ma mo. 'i'ho tonus must bo compiled witli it one hoar or llio piv:ni.;oa will bo n'suli on siiiiip day. A. 1. IJOC.dS, |Si vi. | Clerk of Court l'.cUons (.'o. l'liciintixiia .May I)" Prevents!. It' ;i ? <>!.! lingers, (hero is d:ui#"r of I pneumonia. If la txrippn leavostlie lungs in an inflamed condition, there i? prea! !:ing< r of pneumonia. Prevent t!iis fatal disease by usiiifj l'ydale's Klixir; it cinvii col ls quickly ami It lives tl>c throat ami 1111 ifs pound. It is tlio best r"i e lv for ' tli it peculiar inllunod c, mdilion of tlio luti^s (lint so IV< (j'lontly follows Ii nri|>. 'I'll ih modern soinnlilli! 11 iron I nnd lun;' r< nuMly is a Bnl'o roiiiedy for young nnd old, in nil (liront nud lung ?li->ia.s>H. Pnikons I )i'.iK ( <>., I ; \V. A. Sit' Idou, Ij liorly. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Aiinounrciiii nt>- (Or r<in;:n" niiiM for llio 'I'hinl <'on 411' i'sinl I >i-1 r i? t hp I lor ^<i::> i14?r from I lie l.iu'liiti liilirln! I'iniiit. iiimI for nil Con nl> oliicfs v. il: l.i' in-i'i li'<l 11 tiili'i I li;s in'ii.l iiiK from now until tin1 Primary llivlion for the mi in of Kl V K liiii.l.Alis, Cnsli. mi i ho llniO tin-: not ire is liilmlcl in. No ilbviiilinu from this I rule will In* iiiiulc. For Shcriir. ! Iiorcliy iinnoiiiK , n \ .r,f ? rni:<li<liU" for tho ?of Slirrill' of I'ii kens roiinly. sliujci t in ll:u iicli'iii of tlio lJ v'iocrallc |i?il\ *li<* 1'ti innry cleft ion. I-;. I'|;.\N|< I.OOi'KH Tlio ninny fiietiils <if \ .III ; \\ |. |,|ii >|{\ . ft"-; I'l'l l 111 i\ :?11II) III ll< c ll i III lis II Cililil' lllt?" I'll .slu-rlH' nt I'lckciis c< 111111 n . Miliji'i i t<> t!ii- lift ion ot i!io iiMprom liinK Urinorrnt f<: |>rlinnr> . I licrrliy luiiiount't' fiyvcll'n cnn li In;? foi 'ii" oillco ?>I KIk riIS' i.l I'ickin* couiily. '-ni.ji- I |o llii' iii'iioii oi lilt- Dciiiocmlii' |?iui> in tlit* pil murv cUclioii. .I t' ,ll.N.\|M.> I ln-rciiv tiimoiii?i*i* inyi.olf n t'lUxiiilnto for Hit* oll'icn of Shorlir of PU'KMi* III i> ciil.l/...! I the notion of the Dumocrnito primary Olectlon. 1 lll'N I PAUSONS 1*or Treasurer. At the >olI< ilntlon uf a Tew friends, hut more 1 to iii\ <>:i notion, unil In accordance wltli itiy 1 own de.slre, I announce myself ii onn<Ililme tor Treasurer of I'lckees ('oti nty, snlijci t to the ae tlon of the Democratle primary election. .1. I) Mniilii: I'or Siipei?lnor. I hereby announce myielf a candidate for reelection to the oiliee of (.'oiinty Supervisor of I'ickens ( oiinty, sul>1ect to the action of the Democratic p.-.rtv in the prim.irs o'C<Hon. I. D M I.I'ltl'.NS For County Commissioner. The many frlemla of N. It. MOOItK. respectfull; mnoiince him a eniclhlfite tor il.e <iiii< i ill Cot i 'iHsionor of I'ickon* county, sit( to tho act. of tho votera In the Democratic piimary elei on. I'or Coroner. )ty tlio >>0 1c. hi Ion ol many ftl(?n<)s, 1 hereby announce n yn 'f 11 cnmHdnle for tho ottU'o of Coroner of l l< k mis county, subject to ttxj, action of tho Democratic votore nt the approaching prluirry ilectlon. Very respectfully, w i < <"" |kVv t'iy ?g|| | p?^ I Miss Nono | Fashionabl \ \i> North Main St. AT 11111 i i II X* 7 w Have Received Window Shades Iron Beds, Woven Springs, Stoves, Tim Lamps, Lanterns, and a tides about a I Iome or Far on us and look through our cost nothing for you to K. in showing you 01 you buy or i W. T ^ I J u st Re T"" ^ Another I WRITING I of all kinds 1 t | _| cesit 1 $| Another Fresh Bar Just Re s \ A Large Lot of PI s Buckets, etc., F ^ 0k' 4y t "M" - A OCT I I^HI IC? . .V-L .vjLflll ! ! | 0}inn{? Untn \kuuiv H /I > V VIII | OliUUD, Mo, Oil! k] I I is time to lay aside jj&j new, as the torests are putt llowcrs haw- begun to b sweet perfume, so come on y l>ig May Meetings that arc I] H vM ioes. ri 3 Wo t an In you in most j| ^1.25 to ?3.25. ij ll you want a Straw 1 I y you j)refer a Fur we have ; ;i For Palmetto 1 lats call on 1 I] Hi 1 i rln. 0 1 )io line ol 1 >rrss Shirt ?\i / -4 * | Loiit'i rw. lj Rubber Collars ioc, Li m Ladies, our line of ! H (ioodsis Kuperh. (jive us [J 1 (>i (ienernl Merc'nand rl '] can depend on good goods |l see us. 1 Craig E f'i One-P '-^i wwwfc ; qy? taKaaHHH Spring' & ?DRY <i I am ik>w ready with a compld Good.-, Notions, Mt ii's and Wonit iu I used my I)??.?(t judgment and yo [roods, ircttinir 111 vcrv Imv.'Ki n ^iv<* my customers the benefit of m (i ;<>;ls :it tl)?' ...Lowest Li\ My Dr.'ss Goods Stock is the Ik Wacks, in a ran&c of prices from 10 oi.u <>l the nicest l.lack floods (or S cents. I am willing for you to com Vl.'.}.*> with any !j'l .50 Silk on this m In ( 1nlnivwl Woali riswwl.. ... , ...VI . ?? "17M l/llllltl doacribo them. Can iliOW you a bij as ?uch piicos as such goorin can he Stock is full with all goods and p Linens, Ilibbona nnd Laces in ahia <1 so yon can pot what you want at. ai y S110E8. Don't give moonto'j seasonable goods. Soo us v hen vju T1 inmncnn \ x nuuiaowii, M Millinery. Greenville, S. C. \ II ] i 1:1 II S E Just ;i nice lot , Bed Lounges, Wire Cots, Bed vare, Crockeryware, l^i ?r r..i l\/L V/I V./ L I I V . 1 ell" m, and we invite all to call Rooms when in town. It >ok and we take pleasure ir goods whether anything lot. WALL. ill c e i v e d! Line of MATERIAL I and prices | I rel of Castor Oil ? ceived. > ?ATT\SlFDOn in < ? *' resh and Good. \ | _ irts anil Collars. I the old clothes and put on E inl;" on new foilage and the I loom and fill the air with H boys and get ready for the I so close at hand. anv kind ni n SUm#* {i-r\rii ?3 nt we can please )ou or if a i fine line to pick from. I is as wc have all sizes, s at 48 cents to $1.00. nen Cotlars 7 to 10c. aim oummer 1 *ress ra a look. iise <^c:t our prices for you 9 at right prices. Come to I brothers rice Cash Store Summer 00 OS!? 0 line of Spring nnd Summer Prj 1 I' mU'rwear, Hosiery nnd Shoos ni'ft of nxpcrietico in buying tIu?h< rio." ]>(issil)lo, nnd now I propose t< y experience and soil them Drj dng Prices... >st I have ever pliovrn in Colors and cents to $2 a yard. I am showing ummor \v.?iu- in tlie market for 5< paro my 1 yard wide Black Hilk nl arkct. It will boa saving to youi ON. OrcrnnHino **" ? ' -0 , ...... nn, WO CHI1 I > lino o( them nnd nt as low pricei bought anywhere. White Goods ncps. Home Big Values in Tablt ance and will ho kopt all Bumme time, Shoes. Stock always complete will come to Qreenvilie. K. PARK, Greonvilh^ 8. 0. ^ * / < v /" * (( n i llu i run u! 1 | CLOTHING! CLOTHING I I j) Wo aro preparing for tho biggest clothing tmdo tins Spring in // tho history of our bnsiucHs. Our immonso trade last full WH \\ forced uh to buy heavier this S, ring than over boforo nnd wo jj will boin a position to olVer you bettor clothing for tho price mm JJ thuu wo tuivo ever ottered, the reason wo can do tliie is very simple, wo bought double our usual amount of clothing and ei wo bought early before the ndvauoo in prices. Wo aro buying \\ from four of the largest clothing concerns in tho world nnd Js WO linilllln ll^iHii-irr lvnl <!?? -I-'? - ' UIDII oiuao gOOUH, UO ]OU Or RCCOtitl B II h a lid stuff, it pays to buy tho best. 'J? )/ We are Sole Agents rl \ STROUSE & BROS S II Celebrated Line off 1 j (f /} Thoso goods have tho reputation of being tlio host fitting gar- |ro|t It nients made, the style and qwdity is unsurpassed. See u? ,;v ; \V f?r anything you need in Clothing or (lout's Furnishings. jj WATCH FOR OUR SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT. H I ti Folsrer & IThornlev- i? Clothiug, Shoos, Hats and Gent's JIfe| ft Furuiskiog Goods a Specialty.... | PICKENS, i SSUTt^ IT e. a m'couuitnl ji? (At Duke Old Stand.) vj?| ^ Four-and-one-liali' miles east of Pickens and four milei^^^^H a ....Dealer in.... I ..Genera! Merchandise.. Sm , $ Handles nothing but the best of goods aud at reasonable if HI W The trading public will do well to givo ni* :i call. I S V 17 can savo them money. ^ mv Mrs. llattie Craig is with me and will wail on you. J I 'T^i 9 ^ ILJtHAT IsloT A FAKE! -^ 1 Wl? want to dispose of certain lines ol goods, andl C/3 to move them quickly will sell fiJSP 1? AT CO ST. I All of our line of Crockery, Glassware and Bowls a?l $1.50 Howl and Pitcher to go at Si.00, and a proporti<>nra ate reduction nil thi-m!? > ] ? ?!</ ' 1:. Conic early before 14001! s are picked over anil make Selection. :::::: : : The best of everything and everything the best. ci the market we have it." Call early and often at I* M rs. K. L. ( 'ureio 1 I ?-^Fine Millinery.^ i J; FRESH GOODS, jT" ARTISTi^TRIMMTNG^ |J j FRKSI1 FROM NKW YORK. 4? 5 Tlw. ? : 9 m..,~ . .win m cut nun in iwo on those goods, and nro ffiw ^ bought ko as to reach here i'rosli each week during ?&?? tho 800801). Your pntronngo solicited. ? .11KS. \V. 0. WIM.AKD, K? 5 LIKEKTY, S. C. '-B ?_* oo&>o?^ ooc^c; *?? -*ui -> i j. f. harrTsI SAYS "LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP" And you will light at PICKENS, S. ('. whom ho now hostile Lnrgoet ]p| and Mont Complete Lino of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, H Ho lias ev?r enrriod. My trade is inoroaeing every day. Pair Doaling K '. and Honest Valuta. The BEST of ovorything for tbo least money is I ^ , my advortlsoment. Never mind the prico of tin artiolo if it? worth tbo II 5 money. tat -rr ? -- ? * " , I Of everything ami you will Ifarti by exporirnoo that Tho tho SI I olu npcHt. If yon want anything in the Mercantile Line, fl ynn want'. I t<> buy u Lot or rent a House, or buy a Ifonao nntl Lot, y>it v,r.nt Ioho )SH I <">y money by aeeing roe beforo you make a trade. Youra truly, 11 ii ( :ash mi rci vnt, J