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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
DR.. "A. III. Smith,

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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

81 received your medicine and nm yer,
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JOHN WATTEKINs, Colliugton, N. c

"Find stamps enclosed for two more pack
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your Cotton Seed and pay the high
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ng Tor the South Carolina Cotton Oil
Company Grecnvillc Mill.
Oct. 54m
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

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"Send mo some more OF those Pills ns
those you sent me done mo so much good
that thought l would send for moro OF
them.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

TR. j. w. NORWOOD, Dentist. Dr.
.D w. NJ. NoRwooD, Assistant. Oaice,
So, Main Street, Grcenviile, S. O.
Jan. 0, '02
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

"The trial package Of Nervous Debility
Pills you sent done mo good. l was tro,l-
blcd with what called Rheumatism in my
thighs and they helped Inc wonderfully"
II. NJ. WEBSTER, Walton, Iowa.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

Gods side is novor tho whiskoy
side.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-02-22

NR.J J.P. CARLISLE, Dentist, Green :. |.
~ vile, s. G. Onlce over Aduiso' :"
McGec's Drug Store.
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IS MSS a. LMiINE'. FvnMALL Ri0nrY
Her FIRurr the SutJee; OF judicial Ia-
auIry In JMsIiss HnaA,. CUNT.

Her Figure the SuiJeei OF u Jud!ciaI Ia-
quIry In Justice yaHA's Court.
SYRACUSE. Jan. U-Katherins Germaine's
physical lovSiiness was again the subject OF
judicial inquiry In Justice irving Il. Nann's
court to. day. Miss GeImaino was engaged by
Eudolph Aronson To play the part Of Kpg
Nd's'DOH in tho comic opera " rho lainmaker
OF Syria" for a season of twelve weeks. The
opening performances were given Ia Buffalo.
and the company's next appearance was TO 10
at tue Casino Ia New York for ~ long engage
n.rnt. Miss Gsrmaine. it IL alleged. had given
assurances that hor ngure was all right" to
use The language attributed to her. or. in other
w"ris, waH Such as would become The inner.
sonator 81 Iart like that OF hang Hdfs'p"" II
T. now alleged that the assurances were not
justified 10y the iacta. that NllrS Germaine's
wrong and the result WAS her discharge alter
one ar two AppsArEn rss at Bufiaio. the man
ngsmrn,,. h.MeVrf. paying her one weeks
S".rph liosrnhNum Of New York made a
mo, .'n tr change of 'enuo to-day from
paIrIs MAS an affidavit rom the cnnphny's
costunrr. woman who Wa Represented ~
Ike u barrel" IOuis Marshall. VINO r-Vr,-
s"nt"i Aiss Germaln", submitted Another
she had over made my surh statement.
lat, s"i Mr Marshall, y was nothing 70
The I"int. nnI how whether Miss Germains's
hEuT" VA that ~ y bATl"l ar whether II was
douhlc iHrlrlisd. rhr contract was tho thing
I" 20 rs Ia ibe 'ase and there were no speci-
hcatlons Ia II AstO Nhat Tia" lady's fOrm should
lie"
Mr.. Mnrshalrs Ia ora Included aGIldavlts
from sPN eTnl newspaper men in syracuse, who
hal sorn Aiss tsIm name In "IH'Ta here aud
whose sw"ih statements Hcrc entirely In her
favor.
one Of the opposing AiiidavIts was by Sid.
nsJ EOsentcld, whO wrnto the llbTsttO OF ths
"rrIa; On IN" Inssllon 81 what went 20 make
W the human form divine" Mr.. Marshall
Thought ih" SJrasuse newspaper men were
tut as 'apihls Of accurate ludg m ent as the
New l"rk iIrrsttist and he gave the Court the
benefit ~ his opinion on ths subject.
Justice NAnn. NJ tho close Of the argument,
took the Papers and reserved his decision. al,
luWiHg Fir. llosenbaum. however The priv
Tge ~ submitting another affidavit from the
GYHpany'S eostumeE.
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JO1TINGS AHOVI TOWN.

JussIss Awrsnce has granted absolute divorce
fhATes H. Broker ir0m AlsnA BEOAsE
The foar.stpry frame house $50 Third avenue cccu-
pisd by Thomas FUY. dealer IN painters suPpeA
bHInsd JrsIrfdAy m"rnuE FOJ estimates his loss At
SILICON
Of the bAuk Of sever - lShl street aud hAsnithe
avenue yesterday tiis collar bone AHd fuHr T,Os
die
Tue body Of the woman sho was fogAd dead IN The
hAu~ay ~ the h0U.s A. ~ Market street rrrsIs,
ysz5s old, - o. lie street lhv wGmA'A husband
made the ldsRtInrAtOn she dis I ~ sNgoSIs
The reception AAd ball OF Palestine tuuIRALdsTy EN
be given as MADISON SIuATa tiaTdsn on "wednesday
evening" Jan ~. uGAhh Ahd sub1FdIRAte knIgHI lem
pl1E bodies from many cites and State VII 10 gr-s
1snplAr knights la anItSTm ever sssa ga this gItT
the msmbrIs Of I've Cerels Frshca,sr de FHaTmoRls
NJ Asasinhls this evening Ia 'hFir clue house IA
sEhty foufth street TO celebrate the tuehiy nut
saniysrsarJ Of the birth Of me .ofisy b. LahIu~L 10
NhicA 9AlY fsw Esesls Nl be lh'ltd 1hs Anngsl
masked ball ahd fancy drsss carnival Wheh Wl tAAe
place Ia Madison kqsAfe 1ardsa AVndAy. ish 2. Nt
ts given Ia true Partisan styis
Ths0aoTs uyau Of 3a3 ysst Esvshth street. smploT-
"a ~ hsslsy smith - hs9ktssIsr Tor hs Non mon
Ismandsd Tor elimination At JsAsr.Hn Nafksi C0BTt
yssfsfa4y en- charges % oTEsTy Ahd larceny He bAI
been col sstlne bills for ths ice eompaAy aud u a
charged that be Kept $500 for himself ana forged NJ.
snth's uams 70 checks mads pAyASls 20 the company.
Michael NeksnnA. lAEysr - 200 BToadway, .as
Iessph Eay Of the Court 81 Common PlsAs bsr Auss
be rSad Aot furnish bail 20 AfPsAf cauft 40 so
10 uaffss moEninG and satisizslsfny sxPials hls
ishtion ~ smAl avn % naAsy bsl0hslnE u party
lrsi ( iraushA a infAnL Ana IA san iasolvsd u
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SPIRKs IRON THE ItLEGR iPH

Hazard W Tltus an aged farmer Of Alden Erie c0un
~ was run over aud kIlied By an Erie express
yesterday morning while crussinE the tracks
A. Penn Yam on FridAv William n Erctor. a we'll
known Ahd NrA'thy farmer. tell from n wagon ard
NHS lnstAntly llsd. his hsck bsinx bi0.ta
About nfiy boiler makers. employees OF the Frsn.I
Irun Works AT Truv Ot the arrest the sBe
on stEiks ON account OF 10 yer cent reduction an
WAEeA
Lisur.-Gav. sh.-han yssterdAy AIMED his signature
tnth~ Governor. wnn pIutuPtr slrhsd n. The men
The nrmber If luuu ALL be put Ia IS wedh~slay
Hattie Gresn. a c0orsd s,r. aged ~ ears. YES
tefday lO'kei 40 IN tue Gosben - ~ lst. cha grd
campbell HAT Hhen arrest ID she confessed giVlnE
Ts'sHGs az hef TsAssu
An appeal hAs been JHksa IN The ,ase OF PsaqmaIs
LsohAtdl who II uulrT sFutenee ~ hFlth In tia
ia SEPT snbss Tbls app al ac.s a. siay Il .ls
-Secatisn ~ Tho death sentence.
Nathan sl"rHu. one 90 the hest LRoWn residents 81
Farpurt. ), = tnsd Ca hoa-d tfRlu Yesterday mora
lsgs were takeh o. and EiE head bAIy guL Ihsrc Is
no hops OF hla rsestsry lie Il nearly 20 Years u
Tbs Farmers Club Of Onondaga county yesterday
Adnpt-d IesplutIuns dsnouncsHE The Wilson bl AHd
s snaoiIhsRt The slu6 Aso aAupisd rssuuir "a PR
testing AsaissI any intsTfsrshes alta tvs osomAFgA
Tiue lHw-
Alexander sullivan ana MA niece. Edith UalisnBscg
uyinE a. llocssyr, y. T. nezT The WAsAlAEisn rouny
ing ~ nsigAbor both hAylaE been asphy Alatad bI
coal Nra su.vAn And 5-y sAt-old suh we're f0und
unconscious The latter wi probably I'VE.
TIE dseemP0ssd bsaT Of mAR AloHt 90 years of 1Es
"a the weeds about mia Ihuth OF Waller fAil y >.
Indications sho~ that tus mAn Invested hlmset AZ hs
coat tAi and nsektly and, aitAshins ssoIyn hsck
hlmsst Il 4. thsax6l Ihal ths tod had Teen tue
tree mTry months.
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scattered along. post roads in the early part OF
this century. There arc many Rising Suns.
He'd Lions, ana the like. There are Bird-in-
Hand in Pennsylvania, the Bear In Delaware,
Black bird IN the same state. and host OF
curious names taken from tavern signs all
The namos on account OF which the people OF
the United States have boon m ost ridiculel
are the "yilles and "towns" and burghs"
bestowed In honor OF untmportant local celeb
rifles But even these arise naturally. as many
such names In Europe have arisen Boggs Of
q close analogy to Ashby :do-la. Couch. There
are more names oven than the Astounding
'Nilles" as. for exam plo Arkadelphia. Tex
nrkana. Mnrydel and other arbitrary hybrids-
however. even In the United states There
are some bestowed in the haste OF railway
building. when lines OF railw way were extended
through almost unsettled wildeTnesses, and
stations were named according to the fancy
q some engineer or Of 2 vi.iting stocsholdeT;
names taken out Of a classical geog-
raphy and applied to cities and towns
in the interior OF New York; Not much
better arc those names applied to insig-
cied resemblances to important European
cities. There are several Odessas that have
ceased to be wheat ports. and three or four lit
tie college towns bear the name Of Athens.
There arc two or three muddy Caros that
bear no other resemblance to their Egyptian
namesakes. 81. Petersburg has one or two.
there are many SmyrnaE. and doubtless Con-
stantinople 10 hidden away somewhere In tho
Interior OF q Western state. Graniteville and
the character Of the Ioca! soil or geology 10
not seem shocking when placed side by side
with that ancient name OF Paris. Lutetia.
which may be freely translated Midtown"
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value TO health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ativc; cfcctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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NO BURGLARS CAUGHT YET,
hut the Long Island City Police Have a
watch Mr.. Carpenter Won mt n Rnaae.

But the Long Island City Police Have the
Watch Mr. Carpenter Won mt n Rnnne.
The hunt for masked burglars goes merrily
on in Long Island City. 1t IL not certain that
tho police have arrested any burglars yet. but
they have run down O man who won watch
at raffle.
The man who won the watch Ia Alfred Car
penter. Ho Is senior member OF the coal and
lumber firm OF Carpenter Brothers. In Bliss
VILE In a fit OF recklessncss several days ago
no bought ticket for q raffle for q gold watch
from Hotel Keeper George Schrener In Wood
side.
Mr.. Schreiners property is valued at about
s35 900. and he has lived in Woodslde for
number for him, lie chuck led over his good
piece to his iricnds. little aware that 1etee-
tiyes wero hot on his trail
neeri6g one end Of tho maske cd burglary mys-
Sry and two In Gsess nay
TAKEN uTaek By the ' demand. Finally a. the the
handed it over to them and then went to iotel
Keeper Schreiner and asked for an explana-
1t is supposed that tho police connected the
burglars Mt tho road house Of Edward Blan che.
Schreiner had the watch on exhili tlon on Dec.
U, i've days before. Besides Schreiner pro-
duced evidence to show that he bought tho
watch from his WHO'S cousin. Emil +. Mnckol-
ledy, an agent for Hills < Whitbeck OF II
Maiden lane, New York. Schreiner and Car
pcnter tn reaten to sue the police. The latter
still retain the watch
Following the seizure OF the watch Mr..
Schreinsr says that Kelly and the two police
men put In al appearance at his hotel and said
It was used as place to sell stolen Jewelry. Dir
Schreiner was absent at the time and the bar
keeper. +. Hoffman. says that one OF tho men
suddenly called out to him to throw up hls
hands and show them his rings. Hoffman,
docs not wear rings. aud the men seemed
chagrined when they beheld his bare fingers.
Five Of the suspects ARRESTED by the POI ice
were arraiRned yesterday before Justice Duffy.
Edward Fitzpatrick. Michael Sherlock, and
William Mahoney. who were arrested on New
Years eve following an attempt to rob the
cashier OF Frederick Bowley's packing house
In Astoria. were discharged. George and
Frank Mascot were accused OF having taking
part In the robbery at Blanche's road HI use.
There was no evidence against George Mas
set. while Frank MAsset and his wife both
swore that he did not leave the house on the
night OF the burglary. Tho complaint against
George Masset on the Blanche robbery was
dismissed, but he was held for examination on
suspicion OF being CONCERNED In the Drier rob-
berry. although Mrs. DTier failed to identity
him. The examination OF Frank Masset was
adjourned until tomorrow.
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A DEAD GAME sPORE
Ho Shock Dice Unn u- Lost His Clothes
ssa stood NAKED Mt the B1r.

LoyIsvILLE. Ky: Dec; sl.mA make! i., man
terday morning. He had gambled ava" I'll.
clothing that had made his last stake lle vas
yoSnS H@ EnSw Il SWSy n
and has an uncontrolled mania for gam li,ns.
On Friday night he had been put with
O'Clock he dropped into kaus saloon to get
last drink before he wept to bod. He was very
shook dice TO see which should pay for 'he
drinks. Phillips lost and tossed the last -
sent rSEe ne bad " ,s th9 nay
pulled u ring from his finger and said he would
put It up against one ltau wore and SHAKE i.r
them. hau agreed. The dice were east ana ths
barkeeper won. Phillips became annoyed nc
having lost both throws.and he offered to heihls
silver watch against 50 that lie would win "a"
next time. Again lIau took the bet and won.
A. this PHILIPS 6etame IespeIate an u it1 "a
Finally he pulled ON his coat and dared tie
saloon man to bet - agar It,
Rau told him lie was in hard luck and eh:
ts s"ySrg any 70 more Al his fRiips sam:
angry. and claimed Rau was giving him tho
winner Seeing, the passion, was on the
young man aud 1t was useless TO reason
Ea h dsaca Ean FIJI the RRs and ed 10
yaseEEinE his hat and yes. against s. - III;
better 4 aud hau took the box, ON the ii[ss
the seeond and the fourth one dropped on
What will you bot against my pants ?" eG.
cltsdlY cried Phillips. as he took another drink
on credit and sndeayored to steady his shat
Not cent" said Rau. Let's stop and You
60 home"
NO. sir" was the reply. You've got 70
shake. and I'll stay right here IL lose every
thing but tho lad taste In my mouth" ...
All right" said Itau. II YOU will have !.
III put up 80 against yOurpAnts. but you musk
tako them of and lay them on tho counter.
Without a word Phillips pulled on bis tT1u'
seTs and laid them on the counter Then ~
took the box and began IattlinE the dice ~
this time quite crowd had gathered - WI
ness the unique game Every time the G"nt
was Opened the chilly air struck the EHE"l
man and maIis mis- teeth rattle. hut he wa n
COOL humOr and cast the dice with a nervous
hand. pair OF treYs came IN. u" nrNi !
brought pair Of hves and At tho third l'hIlliIs
shook the ono remaining die to try and MI me
hand. 4 six came ny. Then liau tnuS Tue
box and got "A pair Of TOURS The next thTps
brought up another pair Of fOurs.
With AN oath Phillips dashed the box ana
dice into the cuspidOT and started for tho io"r
Rau stopped him. however and CAV" L.It
back his clothing together with drink, 4ul
sent him 70 his home.
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II N ,ae'- Aecusers to 30 CrOs -examiue,
Hsiers . Sub-committe-.

Aekrae's Accusers to 30 Cros &c xnmiued
Hsiors . Sub-commIttee.
A sub-com mittee Of the Assembly Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections went 10 Brook
lvn yesterday To take testimony concern
ing tho cases Of the four Democrats
IN Kings county whose election Is con-
tested by Republicans II consisted Of As
semblymen Phillip heck Of Hamilton AMI Full
ton. Wesley Gould Of Delaware. and John G..
HArriRan 81 Ncstrhsstrr county. They
brought with them n Sergean -at-Arms who
wore medals. messenger . stenogra pher.
and some other people Mr. Kick and Mr..
Gould are up-country Republicans. and Mr..
Harrigap In u Democrat.
he contested districts are tho FIRST, Seventh,
Ninth. nnd Sixteenth. Lawyer George Il.
J. lott rrpresrnts tho four men in these dis
tricts who didn't get voice enough. There
we're about forty Witnesses present in the
room ri the RoaId OF Aldermen Ia the City
hail when Chairman Kick opened the session.
Mr.. Elliott announced that he was present n
ins In" election OF William j. liant. n j." NJ.
crHt from the first; SiillmHn J.. knepIhn nd. who
H.nSern, r..m S ,h smrs 81 rntss
Bell. who 10 r"nfssinG ia" election 81 William
/ Me oily q brmo"rnt from The. Ninth, and
Will IN H. FRIDAY. WhO In r"Htrstina: he cleo
tton of amrs Grtham, ~ Democrat from the
SiSteenth h5."nlIl siri"t In each Gaze the
ca t'~lHNi AHcEoN I'M ~ f"Et-IFHIlOn HnU lTallN
at he polls kss-mhlTmHu DulacI represent
Ia" men whose scatg are con - Ell.
II was decided I" take M the 80 40 OF the
Sixteenth nistTiri first. This II the tiraycSRnd
h'si let, anu Mr.. Elliott rxp.ri. TO use I"hn }.
Mo- "nes'ass rs club to knock out Assem-
hlrTRn Graham. ne ic'an making rhurI'rs
asain-i the registration and voting in the dis
t.i'I, lie sAni hat tho legally east votes were
the ex"rplinn. ~ his INST IIerr ~ evidence
he ~ cred III" opiuinn Of Justice barnard In
IN" ""se ~ GAynOT against Mrhane.
Ass"mhiJm"n llaTTigau uhlert".i' to this
opinion a. evidence against Graham. He
as""l NJ. fllioii " such an "pinnn would bs
accepted "a oNiilebr" In n Hllsl case before
e"urt Mr.. IIiott reIlIrd that the commit
tee wAs not In Il governed rs to evidence by
the practice nj a CONT ~ law The ErPu' IL
CAR m-mb-Ts ~ tn" committee agreed with
him, amt Mr. llhTTiEan "nt rcd an objection,
The ~ tninn Wa. AT"rpt"t, AMI 40 wee all tho
AnidAyitS On whI,h N was based.
Assem-, lyman lIurI"k asked that the men
who made ths-- affi.laviis shonld lie ru'l mon
ed aS vi, nc+srs. tat he might Gro ~-eNaminr
thrm lie sail that h. had not had IIms To
examine the charges brought against Mr.
GTahA u, HHi he a-kFd for an adjournment
until Monday. This was 4 nnted and ~ that
time Mr. Eli"tt vi ring before tho commit
tee MIA Witnesses
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FOUR MEN INJURED.
A Trolley Gar CoIIiae- with aud Throws
Down n scaaoId Wagon.

Sanford 4 stillmsn. contractors. have been
putting up and repairing the trolley wlros for
tho Consolidation Traction Company In Jersey
City They have n vehicle which might be
called scairold wagon. 1t has franc work
about twenty feet high with square platform.
on which four men stand when they are work
ing on tho wires.
This wagon wa. at Washington and York
trsets at 800 A. ~ yesterday when ureenyiIls
motor lu+. In charge Of MotoIman Michael
uTAn and Conductor Peter Blekel, crashed into
H. The wagon was upset aud the four men on
the platform hurled to the pavement. The
men were bernard Battles, foreman. Of 7l3
Montgomery street; Richard Grace III Mont
gnmery street; james Bailey. 25l Fourth
street. and John Brady. Bostwick place.
Battles and Grace were very severely in
lurcd. They were removed 20 81. Francls's
Hospital The other two had their wounds
dressed In n neighhoring drug store and were
able to GO home. MOtorman GT0u was arrested
by Policeman Quinn. he says no saw the
wagon when he was within twsnty-hy feet az
IT, and he turned of the electricity nd applied
tho brake. The tracks were slippery aud the
brake failed 20 work.
Friends. were trying last night to procure
Graus release on bail. lie hnE wife and four
children One child died yesterday afternoon
uf scarlet fever two others are down With the
disease. and his wife 10 lying at the point OF