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IIDfCnIUIs of a Ltocal and Pcrao8 Nature -There %ill be a -convention of h we-swuppers at Ef usley on the 24th -Of course money talks, but to most of us it ony has time to say "goodbye." -It is qlmust as hard to sell goods without advertising as it is to catch fleh without bait. -See change in appointments of Rev. J. P. Attaway, partor' in. chaige on the North Pickens circuit. -A. J. Bogge, clerk of court and sheriff Jennings made a flying trip to be with our law makers a while -Pickens county took runy steps forwar-1 in the line of progress laIt ytar but just watch her record thit year. --W. A. Mcrackin, of Libery, died of dropsy Sunday evening. leeun guard at the penitentiary fr four years. -Mr. J. Marlin Donnald of Gray Court and Miss Atha% U. Hiott were married Sunday, M. F. Hester, N. P., offliciating.. -Why does a ben get more credit for laying an egg than a duck? Be cause she advertises her business. Eoough Paid. -The hill collector is now on his roun(ds. D.)m't dodge him but pay up your bills like honoot men and start the new year with a clean record and a new conscience. -People who have fruit trees to prone sbouli attutnd to it at once, while the sap is low. A little work now would no duuut greatly benefit such trees. -Those who did not pay their taxes last month will pay I per cent penal ty this month. If you wait until Feb rmary the penalty will be 2 per cent. The books will olose March 15th and up to that time during that month the penalty will be 7 per cent. --.Atter December 22d, we will on ly gin cotton on Fridays of each week. Onr patrons will please be governed accordingly. , 13ring us your remnant seed cotton and get highest enqb prioeo. Pickens Oil Mill Co. --Mrs. Texie Hood, wife of John Hood, living rear Sheriff Brown's, died Monday afternoon, after un ill ness of about three weeks of pneu monia. She leaves a husband and three small childr en. She was about thirty years old. The funeral swats conducted from Griflin church of which mshe. was a consistent mem ber the evening following her death, by Rev. 13. Holder. -The sale of liquor and beer to the several counties of the state by the state dispensary for the past year amounted to more than three milo dlad Of this Columbia bought the largest qnantity amount. ing to $257,000. Charleston comes next with $227t,000 -Anderson $103,. 000, Sumter $100,000; Camden, Chester, Florence and Orangebwrg each $64,000: Laurenrs $58,000O; New berry $25.000) and so on. -Joseph Lalloon, a prominent cit iezen and substantial farmer of thre Brushy tJreek section of Anderson county, died Sunday morning after a lingering illness of dropsy. He was about sixty years of age and leaves a wife and several children. His re mains were laid to rest the day fol l"wingt at Fairview church, Rev. D). W. Hiott conducting the funeral ser vice. Mr. LaBoon was the father of B. B. LaBoon, and a brother-in-law to H. A. Richoy of Pickens. -A pleasant family reuni n was held at Easley on the 9th inst., when Mr. and Mrs Allen Mauldmn invited all of their childie'i to be present' anid dine with thorm. A tine repast was served and a jolly good time was bad by those present. The following ave the children who wore present: L B. Maubjin, the only son, Erasley, Mrs. Isaac Grant, of Jasper, (Ia, Mrs. Jpe Thomas, of Pickens county; Mrs. Jameh A, Hgghes, of Laurens county; Mrs. Car:idin~e Chapman, of Easley, andfMra. Thomas Li.oper, of Daous'ille. --Robert Breckenridge', colored, died at his home near Secona church on Tuesday morning the 16th inst., from a'stroke of paralysis which at tacked him the evening before. "Ue ole Bob," as he was fatniliarly known by everybody, was a faithful hand, honest and upright and stood well in the esteeni of the write people. Hie ~was a typical ante-bell'im darkey and would quit his own work to work for the "white folks," lie wasn buried the day kilowing hris death at Seco .io. He wilsed a famiily of children .that ares credit eu him. One by one the old-time darkey go to his re. IEUTENANT BOWMAN. I XFORTHEIffT OO P[H~UlN CURED IM. Cold Affected Head and Throat -Attack Was Severe, Cha.. W. Bowman, 1st Lieut, and Adjt. 4th M. S. Md. Cay. Vols., write. from Lanham, Md., as follows: "Though .somewhat averse to patent medicine., and still more averse to be coming a professional affidavit man, it seems only a plain duty in the present instance to add my experience to the columns already writ ten concerning the curative power. of Peruna. "I have been particularly benenlted by its use for colds in the head and throat. I have been able to fully cure myself of a most severe attack Ia forty-eight hours by its use according to directions. I use it as a preventive whenever threatened with an attack. "Members of my family -siso use it for like ailment.. We are recommend ing it to our friends."-C. W. Bowman. 'Pe-ra-na Contains no Narcotics. One reason why Peruna has found per Rpanent use in so many homes is that it contains no narcotic of any kind. It can be used any length of time without ae. quiring a drug habit. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio, for free medical advice. All cor respondence held strictly confidentiaL. Good Fellows. The follow-ing friends of is pa per, who are all good fellows and substantial men of the county, have been in recently and moved thir sub scription up a notch: F. Bagwell, A. J. Graveley, L. P. Waldrop, J. T. MeKinney, .lame B. Holcombe, P. 8. Robbins, Thomas Hunter, W. B. Evans, G. B. Bell, Arthur Jones, F. G.lMauldin, Nelson Chastain. D. E. Garrett, W. T. Bowen, John Y. Bowen, W. F. Townes, R. G. GOince, Gaines & Gassaway, W. N. Bolding, W. l. Lawrente R. S. Lewis, Jack M. Looper, J. T. Dillard, -W. T. O'Dell, L. M. Rigdon . . Duncan, J. (. Campbell and Miss Lida Mc. Collum. The F'irst Rtequlite of Reauty. The first requisito of beauty is a clear complexion. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup elears a s:ailowv blotchedi complexion ns it stinmitsa the liver and bowels, and tho eyes become brighit and <>lear. You owe it to your friend o take it if your omplexioin is bad. Orino Laxative fruit Syrup does not nauseate or grips and is very pleasant to take. Refuxo su bstitutes. Dr. am Hrton, dentist will be at the Hiawatha Hotel in Picken ou Saturday Jan. 20, repared to do all kinds of dental wvork. If you need his sevices come on that day. An Emergency Medlcine. For sprains, bruises, burnis. salds and aimilar injuries, there is nothing s good as Chamberlain's Pai Bam, .it soothes the woupd and not only give instanf relief from pain, but causes the parts to heal in aboutt one third thme ilme regnired iy the uaal treatment. Sold by Piekens Drug Co. North P.ckenu Charge, J. P. Attaway, Preeaher in Charge. Hegl.unig with the orwt Sunday in Janary: let Sun mday ii a mii'rwolvo Mile S3:30 p mi Salem 2d " 11 a im iethel " 3:30 p m New Hope 4th " 1 a mi McKinne~y's Chapel "3:30 p mn Friendiship 3rd " i1 a n (lap 11111 "3: 30 p mn Vair view 4th .Saturday 2 p in Jocasso An agreeable movenment of tho bowels without any unpleasant effoet is pro duced by Chambelin'si Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Piokens Drug Co., T1. N. Hunter Liberty. Pickens Route 3. Christmas passad off quietly and no unusual racket was beard.I like the talk that Sam Jonies gave on the subject of the way people celebrate Christmas. I know that the little folks enjoy Christmas better than the grown ones, but why not all enjoy themselves as well as the little ones. Sam sp)oke of criticising minis toe, said "It makes me fool sad to know that they give so much roam to be critioised.'' But another bath said that we should speak ard things of no man unloss we know that we are better than they are. But you are not as good as they. Then be careful how sou criticise ministers of the Go-pel and Chrie tians generally. Would to God that all would awaken to a more earnest work, relhgion would be re vived. Member A dough Syrnp whieh drives a od out of the system by acting ats a eafriar tie on the bowels is offered in Kennely's Laxative Honey and Tar. clears the throat, strengtroens the lungs ind bron chial tubes. The :mother's friend and the children's taverh.. .Dest for Otoup Whboopinggough, etc. Sold by Pick, ea. nrug Co BUSINESS LOCALS. FOR RENT- Good 2-horse farm on Eastatoe. Apply to P. E. Alex ander. FOUND -K. or P. charm. Owner can got same by calling at this oflioe proving property and pa3 ing to r this notice. FOR SALE-Two dwellings and store in good conditiou. Good Wa. ter and necessary out buildings in heart of Central, S. C. A pply to C. C. Frick. Car load fresh lime. B. E. Grandy. Car load of the best flour on the market, "Obelisk" to go atclose prices. Come and get some. H. A. Richey. A lot of things to close out cheap at J. D. Moore's. Yes, I sold 'em. Now I want to sell 4 more good wules and one wag on. A. M. Morris. Shoes cheap at J. 1), Moore's Calicos and outingt at 5o a yard at J. D Moore'. Try some more of J. D. Moore's 3ider. J. F. 1r ek, wood work man, in tbe Ashmore Iui!ing, is prepared to imend (r miiake over Your vehicles and t a general line of repair work. S'iw etting amd sliarpening i specialty. Give mue a call when in need of gen ral repair work. Prepared to do all kinds of pipe cutting and fitting. tf WANTED -Brig ht, honest young mian from Pickenis to prepare for paying position in Government Mail servise. Bux Ore, Cedar Rapids, Ia. -I am n111ow prepared to do all kinds ot wood work in connection with blacksmithing. All work guaran. teed. Wmn. Rusemond. 10jan4t "Eureka" Stock and Poultry pow. ders at J. T. Fennell & Cc. The B. P. Kelley corn and wheat mill, saw mill and ginnery on Shoal Creek is under the managinement this year of Mr. Berry Stephens, a comnpe tent mniller, who will give you entire satisfaction. Try him and be pleased 1-10t4 B P. Kelley. - LOS --On Dec. 27, 1905, be. tween Wm. S. Craig's and Pickens court boute a gold medal in the shape of an opon book, pin about an inch long with the words "Discimus uon scholar sed vitae,' engraved. Finder will peenso leave at Craii, Bros. and get reward, . U. L Craig, Seneca, S. C. - Central Items. Jolly Girl in Farm and Factory Mlrs. U. C. Fricks has been confin. d to her room for some time with a grippe. We are glad to learn she is much improved. Miss Julia Boggs one of Newry's most amiable young ladios baa been in a visit to her aunt Mrs. C. C. IEricks. Miss Vestia Merritl, a charming younk lady of Walhalla is visiting M1iss Lila Smith. Miss Jones of Eaisley opened the Long Branch school Monday. We wiseh her- much success. 0. 0. Fricks has been to Atlanta :m a lookout for a new home. We regret to see them leave. Mr. Ellis of Andreon county has moved to the old residence of J. E. Brown. -Hurrah for far. Pahnerl He was happily mnarried De.cember 30th to Miss Ella Elrod. We wish them munch jay and prosperity-. Mrs. Baskin Mauldin is very sick at 11h1s writing. Mrs. Malinda Maw wvas .quietly laid to re'st ini the Mt. Zion cemetery last Friday. The bereavedl have the emnpathy of their mnyn- frienids. Liberty Locals. The ladies of the Methodist church at Liberty gave a birthday party on the evening of Jan~uary 12th at the residlencie of Mr. and Mrs. J1. F. Ban. ister, raising $27.50. Delightful ire freshmnents were served during the eveing. Misses Dot Sanders and Vera Ford attended the teaucher-s' meeting at Easley the 13th inst. Miss Florence Bowen visited rela. lives in Liberty last week. Mrs. J. J. Wakelin visited in Eas. ley last week. Miss Bell Roe nnd mother are vi. - iting relatives in Walhalla. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gariter spent last week in Liberty. Miiss Madola Moore leaves this week for Greenville where she goes to accept a p )sitio'n as bookkeeper wit~h the Carolina Snpply Co. J. PAR R' HAIR BALSAM Odds andi Einda--100 ladids silk hoi'ta worth .50 at 5ie, 500 boys andc girls hats and caps at 10(1, 100 ladies corsets, some Thompson Glovo Fitting somo R. & G. sizes 18 & 19 at 418o 100 Jersey Jackets worth up to $4.00 at 35o for your choice. WVan ted --Buitter eggs and chiickens. TU. D). HIARRIS. J. P. ATTAWAY t* SURVEYOR 1* NOTARY PUBLIC Johidson Street. West of JaIl. VEGETAPLE SICILIAN HAikSHIair Renewer Renews the hair, makes It new again, restores the freshness. Just what you need if your hair is faded orturning gray, for It always restores the color. Stops falling hi'ir, also. ur0 tm2.'i V* I* V Ir o b wio a d fi MIX; SC -a disagreeable- feature, it contains all the micic1nal elemo~ntis of cod liver oil, acltuvally takeit. from re codl lI!vers. By our proces-s the oil, having no value eithetr as a medicine or food, is separated from the medicinal elements and throwni away. Unlike old-I-fashic-ned cod liver oil and emulsions, Vinol is deliciously palatable, agreeable to the weakest stom ach, and therefore unequaled Q-3 a body builder and strength creator for old people, puny children, weak, run-down men and women, -raer -Ickness, and for -',l pulmonary diseases. EverythLin j in11o I co n -1 .11ain3 i nmc<1 on the labele OUR GU AR A N TE ri -- We ha')ve such faith in11 VI NO0L th at If you will take it we pron-yis.e if it does nut benefit or cure you we will return you youir monety wvithout toiestion. We take all the riuk. PICKENS DRUG Co., + M.H DI.VGM THAT U11 IMPLY YOR WhMs, + .. ; . . M ERo ~~~~. ...T..V.ERY.BES PHTG1APS. T ind- tit wil f ot fasdin. T h r atra cod lieliknd ad isebon ethre ltesotand artiecad thoxi~cxa ead.n Nic olinpocsh ooul aing nrmsof any ize made to medner fodi Nepr.Disamppeomdiinal Ourt Pantints. aWey FuliEcr Pomfsised coeverol u False Heus. acE CURE triefore wnetuout a~h knfeo bodugier Vande strength cretorfo or peotetpny chm uirnes wonak, run-odwnisen ad weeoetn, witho sicneeur anor inea pulmoary; isefasesy -1eyl~~ Theo Drn.in eica is ainsituton rutre lade l. take t wel~t tas~ of te sae ot eoia or ure yroumen wind rour ou yorno~v'~ ioi .srvusadhonic We as arl.lKig the foinsrko Our.off TAYLr, uPpe iholtgairah ber Thekid tl~rno~der an over respet, ado wof employrgoer itebs. Th id lttainod fad efnn Tatenatregaual ualifoiradate and ini~ed'n thd lcesd phsan brei card b hd Nic lieoftWeng amynd frmstdn ofeans siecurc t intran WeN ve isapnpouionrtem fOr atents.ro W ND wt hou.0 pe monh(ifes o nle and wioel itthosut UIUE pan ordetninc o ~ure inen ap oagio sJbd os MYre BET to ERN~f, WtoHtrcDuSEASE -nral""*tro '"a f i$tls Vior as idnvey anrd; Bldco R t ul es , Rt t~rnatiS m,~ TReptureinHydocale. I rains itu o ns oro.unandeal Pdrivato Dieseouos andnl alinan roubNles.im atah Iof ~Th thisTh , Institundonngs.tDeseaief o fssmlrs s e ye bi adst, N. K. KNG, M. b. Chrotfof einentsphyicia n, dsiuchant slaoens se eessus~ues Pvalo s d w Un satural D dchas and ctr a e akne es o . " a t-dy rgadig Our o ndiio fyo are sqipe ick orth a{ittcte,.O arquec ate rie enlyear, ray~,iuoe ,andpominsry:I fo~actm vryent ,...m..,cONenTTrioEXAoINAToN thD ADVi0l rFesi. ur ........mi Dm.dKrNGinEeverL respcanti we employnnta, tha.e says the d nocItorutodmany sifihs beidy ptihe.tbcueh doen'kowofan mployino steament taasto wiclr ptiventlyn cue yob revaiantob.e)s, orep thae~ fosuttrge' kncfen. Thtsuha heiineestu , Overs een pvrg romed0 bythooneflcure perfotrmiedie ncldeased wen h a~t~ mtosnso cae ofby r iti pell ie MYBET CURE WH O MB ISAE DI sucsflrEAS nt E.r Itehas saeKh iey othands o trubea, ick~aim womnLURP an h iasres udtos andsmlgattouls ,trh of therero m n choly . . liftm ofronlicu' invalidi s b at wiiicuenna teu sstif yrgadn your l gd~i i a carenckrflce. Onqueit. sd yot every litgrat ore cding s poo bottns.rhm tete R"TEUTALETTER Psasidhe alltimidotyany tof isldyptntbcueh doen' kelnow of ayu mdpltretomthtwspstvl anurbe. wo eo ovin robesadviexethe ronski. Th patn sahed e icipe) how tshwvroaenpoe bytie onerulcuc prnredn wonl dse.snfed womend in thousands of casds, b It a' svedth l Ne o tain hky ot Av noi sick womnan hatrecedth onas f orryan cfnom ann youaifaoa, l oen. ygve adi chance. T !ry ita.omnu 7 .. =1 Folger, ThornIeyl Co WE DESIRE TO THANK Our friends and customers for their liberal patronag in 1905, and we wish you one and all a happy and prosperous New Year. Folger, Thornley & Co. will be the style of the firm from January 1st, 1906. Parties owing the old concern will kindly settle the accounts and notes. Yours Truly, Folger, Thornley I Co. Shoes hats and gents furnishing goods a specialty, Agents for Mitchell Wagons, Chase City Buggies, Stetson Shoes and Hats. A. K. Park's LAST APPEAL FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE. We have a full and com plete stock of dry goods, un derwear, notions and shoes and will sell them at the low est price compatable with hon est merchandise. Avoid the store with differ ent prices for different people -you may be the one to get the highcr price. WE HAVE BUT ONE PRICE FOR EV ERYBODY-That price the lowest. We give courteous and polite attention to every body. We want your trade and if goods are not as repre sented, your money refunded. West End, Greenville. COTTON IS KING! To increase Your Yield, use Anderson Pert ilizers More Liberally. A Labor Saver, a Money Maker, Beats All. Amnmoniated with FISH, BLOOD, and other High Grade Ingredients. For Information, Call on our Agent at your nearest Railroad Station, or Anderson Phosphate and Oil Co., 33-45 ANDERSON, S. C. jWSold by Folger, Thornley & Co., Pickens, S. C. AWoman's Hat WhI'eni a woman goes to) buly a llat she in sists up)on1 it p)osessing three thingscr: STYLE .SERVICE Call and let us show you how well we can please you on these points. MRS.W.E. NE SBITT , Il S. Main St., Creenville. S. C. Millinery, i. 0. Moore Sel!s 'em Cheap. I bought a-stock of goods at a bargain and will sell themi the same way, call and see me for most anything you want I have a few dress skirts and Boy's knee pants to -go cheap. Calicoes and Outings at a bargain. A lot of Shoes to go cheap, in fact everything cheap. Remember the old meat market and bi-ing me some Pork and all the Raw Hides green or dry that you can get because I am selling goods. I don't forget niy meat market so call and get yonr meat or anything else you want. The Ol Meat Market4