Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HaDDnigs 01 a Local and. Pi0l11 itre U ' o Farmer is visiting I("(; relatives in Anderson - r. )R i6 Anthony, who has been in Weshington, D. C., for some time, is on a visit to his homefolks. --The Newberry Observer of the 15th inst. says, "I. H, Hunt went up to Pickens on Saturday tospend a few days." - 0 o of Georgia's charming young Indies, Miss Berta Miller, who has been on ai extended visit to Mi-ic Essie Farmer, returned horne list Wednea.ar. --Mr. T. 1). Alexander and sisters, Alises Anna and] Minnie, of Spartan. burg, have return-(d home after a few day's visit at the home of J. T. An. thony and fAmily. How to Avoid Appendicitis. Most victims of appendicitiR are thoee who aro habitually constipated. Orino Laxative Fruit Syiup onres chronic con Htipation by 3tilixting the liver and bowels and restores the natur-d action of the bowels. Orino Laxativo Frnit Syrup does not nauiente or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take. Refuse cah stitutes. Pickena Drug Co. -Mr. W. A. Boggs, a substantial farmer and citizen of the Fort Hill section of the county, was in Pickens last weel. He reports things all right down his way. -Mr. Win. Ellis, a good citizen and substantial former of the Eisley side of the county, wts in Pickens + last week on business. He reports everything in fine trim in his section of the county. -The Twelve Mile singing school taught by Prof. Bolding at the Twelve Mile church closed Thursday night, after ten days of pleasant study, with a nice concert. A large crowd of eager listeners 'vere present who enjoyed the occasion. ULY0RTAR for *IhUdrons Wooe oese )Jo @plate -R. S. Galloway, of Due West S C., manager of The Associate Reform. - that place, was a last week. He was -.1 with the tw - we did no.t reach * ri ng enter prise8, and the failure oif summner visitors to be here was a great suprise to him. --The ten-year-old son of Johnz Mat Brazeale broke bo0th hones of his leg just above the ankle on last Monday evening while playing at WVolf Creek school house. He was jutnping ucross a gully and fell with the above result. D~rs. Bolt and Webb reduced the fracture and the little fellow is doing all r-ight at last repor ts. Mothera! Mothelrei Moth.ers! How nmany children are at this seaqon feverish and constipated withI bad stomach headachie. Mother GIray's Sweet, Powderrs for Children will alway s cure. If worms are pit sent they wil certamnly remove them. At all drug gists; 25c. Sample bottle mailed Fau A ddress A lIEnS. Olmsitead. LeRoy, -E. B. Lathjem, a good citizen of -tile county, was in Pickerns Saturday. +He reports crops fairly good and sayb the trestle over George's creek is complete, and the one over Saluda will be comnpletto in a few dlays. It is now so that tile newv engines which the Sou thorn has recen tly pu11rchased can go over it. 'I'hese engines nare bigger than anythimg now on the road1( and can pull enormous loads at a high rate of speed. They will be useod mainly in the passenger service. 'Another Goeod Man Gone Wrong. lie nelcectedl to tike F(oley's Kidney Cure at the first signs (of kidney tooublo, hoping it would wear amway, mnd ho was soon a victim of Br-ighat's disease. There is daniger in debay, hut if Foley's Kid ney Cure is taken at once the symptoms will dien ppear, thle kidneys are strength ened and you are soon sound and wvell. S A. .Bass, of Mergantowvn, JIui., had to gt upten or twelve times in thme night, and had a severe backache and Foley 's Kidney Cure. Pickens Drmng Co. -There wilt be a special farmers convention held at l'ickens C. HI. on Tuesday, August 29th, for the pur pose of fixing a mniniumn price which 4 the cotton crop of 1905 will be held fe-' Mi fcot ton m'-"re are specially ban t frI the imnpor-t 51 ltee~1,,~ Slmilar conven 4,ous ame ueuus heid asll over then cot ton bolt. Lot every farmer in the Srequest of the Farmers' Co-operative and Educational Union of America. ellen Up to Ie. 1B. Spiegel, 1204 N. Virginia St., ~vansvillo, Ind., writes: "For over five y rs I was trocub led with kidney and b ladder afeuctions which caused me much pain and worry. 1 lost flesh and was all run down, and a year ago had to aban-. don work entirely. I had three of the boat physicians whlo did me no good and I was prmnotinelly givenm up to die. 4 Foley's Kmdn.-y Uare was recommended aind te first b)ottle gave me great relief, and afer taking the second bottle I was entirely enred." Piekens Drug Co, chMrj it, P. Attaway In on a visit to kelativah at Willlamston this Week. --Born. unto Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Griffin of -Pickens, a son, on the 21st instant. -3. F. Banister is in New York purchasing goods for his fall and winter trade. -Miss Mamnie Fobbs, of Atlanta, is on a visit to her friend, Miss Cor. rinne Newton. --Mrs. J. F. Banistor, of Liberty is on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.. A. Bowen. Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right --The Misses Priday and Alis Morrison, of Columbia, are visitinf! Mrs. W. H Johnson. --Miss Ireno Clark, who ha i'eon tenchin a music class at Liberty, is on a visit to Sumtor, S. C. -J- Bird Looper and J. E. Garrick of the east side of the county were in ] Pickens Tuesday trading. The Public is A roused. The publio is proused to a knowledgo| of the citrative merits of t.iut groat med. icinal tonic Electric Bitters, for ick stomach, liver an( kidneyA. Marv- 11. C Walteis, of 546 St. Clair ave.. Colum bus, 0., writes: "For eovral monuths I was given up to die. I had fever anld ague, my nerves wrro wreiked; I couhl( not sleep, and my stomach was so weak from iiseh,se doctorm' drugs that I could not eat. Soon after beginning to take ( Electric Bitters I obtained relef, anad in a short time L was enti-Olv eured." Guaranteedt at Pickens Drug ' Co. Prico 50o. ( -Mrs. It. P. Hamilton, jr., and Mrs. Hubert Hamilton, of Green ville, are visiting Mrs. .1. M. Stewart. --Quite a largo crowd of the young folks of Pickens left this morn ing for a week's outing at Brown 's Hotel. Fiendish Suiering is often c-;iused by sores, ulcers and can cers that eat away your kin. Wm. Be d-ll of Flat Rock, Mich., says: "I havo used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, for U leers, Sores and Cancers. It is the best heal jug dressing I ever found." Soothes and heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25u. at PickOL 8 drug store-. guaranteed. -Robert Earle LewiR, who has been in Sumter for some time, is nwim in Pickens and can be found viLlt the Pickens Drug Co. -At the election for cot ton weigher held in Pickenis Saturday, J. ] D. Hlolder was elected, he receiving a 1991 votes, while R. T. Griffin ro ceived 115 end R. H-. Crane 82. --Cotton growers see the notice elsewber-e of the farmers' convetntion at Pickens, Tuesday, 29th of A ugust, to ,discuss the fixing of a mliinmum pr-ice for which to hold the present cotton crop. Don't fail to b)e oni Bears the AThe Kind You Hae Always BougM Signature of --,John T. Langston sipet, lastt s week with reat ives and frilends in, Oe'onee' 3outy' S. C , and( Htabtan cno) (e ty Ga. While gone \I r. Ltangston S looked over some~t good farin~g ilanrds in Oconee and it is very pr-obable I that lhe will not only pur'choso lai~d thereo bat. mnay hocjme a citizen of d that county. Useo A llenx', Foot -Ease. A powder to be shaken Iauto the shoes. Your feet feet swolleni, tnervouts andl diamp, and get 4 tired etasity, If you hatve smiatrting feet or ttgtt shtoes, try' A llen S FootL- ase. it (iols the fieet ad mak-e:a win~jg eaasy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, blitsters amit -entlhnis sp'ots. He C iiev'es corni and tunions11 of atll patin. Try it tol (<hty. sotl by altl druggtsts andt shtoe stores for 25e. n~on't aec-ept any su bstitute. 'Triat pan-k toe Fitra..,. Address, Allten I,. Otuisted, IA' Roy, N. Y, -Mr. B1. Fi. Parsons and danahter, P P from a pleasantt visit to rcelativen itn Geor..ia tand Alabama. Bein had a it line trip, found eoery body' well and enjoyig life, and found some as pt-et. Ly country and fine towns as ther-e is le~ anywhere. Everybody was0 talking their tow"n and county and seeking settlers. Hoe says thast if Pickens county would come to tho fr-ont, the citizens talk their advantagoes antd se ek to bing in settiers, the old(.. county coultdn't ho boat on eath. ''Tey Appea)Cl Ito Outr Symtttitih-s. 'The bilinos and1( dy &popttic atre eon st an suffer-'rs atnd ttppeal to out- symn ptatiesti. Ther-e is ntot otne of thecm, however, wvhoi nmay no~t be brotught, back to boalth attl hatppiness by the usa of Ghatmberluitt's Stomatch and Liv'- Ta'.h- - lots. 'ITtne tabltet4 invigettate Ihe' stoacih tand livert and strentgthtetn te digestiont. T1hay also r-egutlate thei tow- v ele. For i-ala by Pioken-s i)rug Co-. --The newsv fintur-e of tIs papet is shin this week, owing to a half page ad coming in at the last inin ute. We refer to the real estate ad of J W. Alexander, of Spat-tantburg. Hie offers 1,381 acres oif lando for sale at W alhalla in Sep temb er, to the highest bidder; 1,11 0 acres'of. this land will bo cut uip into 100-acre tracts, and .231 acre-r, on which there 's yalabi e w. er power, will be sold .n a btdy. .Here is a chance fot t-omebody to get good Ian4d on easy terme. /1ers This falling of your hair! Stop it, or you will soon be bald. Give your hair som1e Ayer's Hair Vigor. The fall ing will stop, the hair will iair Vigor grow, and the scalp will be clean and healthy. Why be satisfied with poor hair when you can make it rich? " yv hair nearly tilld eniio nI t. I I hit 1 ti-led A ver's ll:nir vio .eini onl ,si 1. i.gtI., s.tnoppe. the fallitle. Notw her- v:m e is. real thi.-k ;milt J1it t s 1li In 140lY. -M im. 1'. M1. .sm JI l. -ratut. N. Y. a tatItO.-1. C. AYPU (CO., A I Irm:0-kss * Loweil. I.. I '46Wk4lfau6 -- fol ...1 Thick Hair -- F. E. Cox and A. B. 'Tiylor, wntit lastweck ple)asan13tly at Asheville id in the mtountainsA of Wetoern orth Carolina. BUSINESS LOCALS. A i aet of land for sale cheap. All ait t hii office. A re yoi looking for busins? See A. ilo 3 Lib6erty. We havo sold our (All stook of Lout. fir an1 are now ready to buy again. !ri Bros. Car load of the best fl..ur on the irket, "Olxlvik" to go tit close prices. om3o tnd get some. H. A. Richev. Chumbildit & Boggs offer for sale on 9sy' terms their entire ginnery saw 1ill and grist mill plant. Apply to \[. A. Boggs Liberty. For Sale, 72 acres, 25 acres bottom an1d, in) file Section of Oconee count y. Good farming property. Prices a1o11nable and terms easy. A pply to his oflice for futber particulars. Wanted to Rent.-One ton (10) .0Om1 hotel, located at Cateeclhee, S. . Excl,.t1 water, splendid market neilieties ant(d good pItr'onage. Six 0 ten permanent l'oairders. Occu. Intl ey% given October 15t. For fur. her information and terms apply to orris Cotton Mills Co., T. M. Norris, 'resid-n t. We have for sale on liberal terms 21) icres farm land sitluted with n no and on3e Ialf mitiles of Pickens 'his is a splendid farn and in) good tate of cultivatiotp. Two horse crop leared balitnce itn original forest. "airi butildinigs atnd two ltnan.t hounss n thbe pllce. W.'ill sell for cash or' It ctredit. Apply to Heath Brutce lorr'iow ('(1 (or Ivy M. Malin', A t :frney, l'ickenti, S. C. 15 or' 20 smart gir'ls can get steady' mploItymenOlt e inga good wvages: xpIentses$ guartanteed till 30ou learn:~ iuart girls can mnake $1 ner day. lnderston Overall Factory, 0. 11. Vani Vyck, MNagiteret, Anderson, S. 0. Wh en int need( ofi repair workl call n) me. Ilhggy and1 walgon repiintg, hee'l building, etc., tinished uip int rtst class shapei at rteasotnable pices. ~et me1 tigoro'( withi you on thait next >b. A A Mlann, iniLi lthBo(k shop), IBritng us your1t egs chtickents and ut ter. Highest prics paid1 for ame11. II. A. Rielbev. - Will pay 60e pi r' busthll inl mer-I hand isn for freshi cleant driy p(eh as d. Cratig Bros. 2t A hetap) of liitbtlitigs cheap at J. You can get 25 lbs. rico totr one olitar att J. D. Moort's. Ciomo ia nd see our nlico 1line of shoes .J- T1. Fenls11 & Co. M olasses at J1. D). Moore's 30o to ib- pe gallon -good. A 1nice line~ of men's and( youth (1llaris at J. Tr. Fetnnell & Co's Store Roal good cider at J. D). Moorec's. This 1i aCf remil'r t hat I am stil ickens D~rug Store) wV hiere I am ways gzlad1 to serve n'y' >ld as well 1 ne0w friendsh. Wheni you~ want a .1ick antd ealsy shave, 01orI an p-to. date 1ir cutI, give me1( a call. E. TI' lnnter' The Barber. Ilighest prtices p~aid for chicke ns gs and couni ttry pro(duce, J. TI. Fennell & Co. Oood( applo vineogarl at J. D). Ioor's for 25c 1)er gallon. T1he nicest litne of lamps, glasswvare 1(d dCcoranted disIlas to goi it cost, J. TI. Feonnoll & 0(o. Ilardst Oiol isk floanr $5.59 hbl. .1 lb granutlalted sugar $1 00 0'osn oil 15a gil. I want fotr cah (coun1try hamsll~ eggs id rh i''kens. TU.I). I-IAlRaTC4. Notice. Thle Unariid ofl Coutidy Corn missioners iii cotnul'r aupplicnttion for' the posi be eo r I li in t hi o flicol at Pickens in the '22d daty of August. H)y order' of I th Hloard. 2t, 0. M. L YNCII, Sup-ivisor. (Colleg e of' (Charlest on 785 Charleston, S. C. 1905 1201 h year beginis September 23, Lot ersi, Scionce', Enigineerlinlg. One tchtolitship givinig free tuition to each ,otunty of' Souuth Carolinr. '1Tuition $40. Bloard andu furnishted room1 in dlormaitory 3I0 to $12 at mon~th. All cantd'dtesR for tdmiss1(1io', ar pritti ttedt to 0 .mllpete for ~acanit Boyco schouarsips whichl pay $100 a year. For catalognO address HARRiSON RANDOLPH.1 President. Piglaeje DUS Do. A FULL SUPPLY OF THOSE BELCIAN LAMPS now in stock-stand and swinging. The bot lamp in the world today. Not a one of them has over been known to explode. Special Prices to Churches Plenty of Candy -at 6o cents per pound. PlcRoPs OFug lCO. DURINCm THE NEXT 30 DAY. I have some special prices to offer the trade for cash on Shoes, Hats, Pants and various other things useful in the home and on the farm too numerous to mention. Whcn you get ready to Buy a Suit of Clothes this fall don't fail to see me before you buy and get up-to-date tailor-made (oods at the lowest prices. Such goods have neyer been offered in this section. Each suit made to measure and a neat fit guaranteed. Your ii rly, J. F. HARRIS, By HimseIf. Business Suits ! This is the Suit that you should be the most careful in selecting, as one lives in a business suit six days out of seven, and one expects naturally to be more satisfied in picking out this class of app)arel than a more dressy suit. Now we Have Gliven Special Attention to This Line, And are ready to please any one. To see is to buy. Come in and be one of the lucky ones. L. Rothscikl,(1 Sole Agent for Hawos Hats and D)utclhess Trousers. South Carolina College 1805 -1905 Four Schools: Arts, Law, Sciences and Teachers System of Wide Election Expenses Mlod'erate. Opens September 27, i905. BE2NJArIIN SLOAN, President. Safe and Sure. CURES COUGHS. COLDS, CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, CWHOOPING CdUGH, SORE THROAT, HOARSEN~SS. LOSS OF VOICE, LO6SENS THE PHLE~GM AND EASES EXPECTORATION, HE tALS THE LUNGS. Endorsed by leading physicians as the BEST remedy for Children's Group and Whooping Cough because it contains NO OPIATES. The action of Ballard's Hore hound Syrup is mild and benign, it is adapt ed to infants, as well asadults of every variety of temperament and constitution. Read This Remarkable Testimonial. MRS. B. W. EVANS, ClearWater, Kas., writes:--"My husband was sick for three months and the doctors told me he had quick con. sumption. We procured a bottle of Ballard's Horohound Syrup, and it cured him. H 'c is now a well man, but we always keep a bottig in the house, and think it has no equal for pulmonary diseases,' Easy to Take; Sure to Cure; Every Bottle Guaranteed. T HREE SIZES: 25c, 50a, *a.00. BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT CO., - ST. LOUIS, MO. SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY AI BATTLE AXE SHOES Just received a car load. Also fresh car Flour, Sr-lt, Mitchell Wagons, Chase City Buggies. 'I hat 20 per cent. discount sale on Men's and Wocen's Oxfords, Light Summer Clothing and Dry Goods will continue till Sept. I St. Don't miss this opportunity for bargains. Yours tril), Folger & Thornley. Cl3othing., Shoes, Hat', and et'Furnlishlinlgs; a pevlait y. S1,h. fagents for i Mitchell Wa'llgonis, Chase City IHuggies, ttOn ho s aml Carhart'a Uion-mado Ovoralls. MID-SUMMER SELLING. We are Constantly selling out And we are consitantly buying in Every veek brings us somlething new and seasonable to offer our customers. Our trade has been good this spring, and to keep it lively during the hot summer months we have reduced the price on all summer goods; and all new goods we ai now buying are bought at prices that we can save you money. WVe have no old accumulations to run off, but will 'Sell you New, Fresh Goods worth every cent we ask for them. Our Lawns, Swisses and Organdies are the best we have ever shown. We are offering some big baroains in Men's and Women's Low-Cut Shoes and Slippers. You will do well to call on us whenever you necd any thing in Dry Goods Hosiery, Underwear and Shoe A. K. Park, 'M Greenville, S. C. Entire Line of Oxfords.0 'We off er our $1.oo line of L adies' and G' nts slijpers at 85 cents and >' .25 line at S .oo Our $1.50 line at $1.25. Men's patent LeaCfther and tan's at cut prices.Conie and see them. Yours truly, ONE-PRICE GASHS RE FO i~SAL 70 acres of land near Ai bu iettal, S. U., on1 Pumpkntowni roadI. *&10 por acre. 120( acres neari Trav'eleris Re~st, jiing;1 landse of Mr. Thnos. Cui nghiunn. Pairt of th' Butlecr WaBtson 0old homo. $15 pe acrio. MAdo smalzll tracts of land, 20 to 50( acres. We ha ve also somet' very desi rablo lots near e .y I lits. These ot are along tho car line-$G0 each. THACWSTON & SON Greenville, S. G