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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20
TABLES IN THE AIsI.Es.

LADIES A y l IlIA <AlkciL-C.
10 facil1ate euylhg ana cover Witil-
IN small space an af'icies 'pt one price,
we nave arranged separate qaoles anu M
nave desaglfastd lhem Us the D ~ -
ana QUO. counters.
~ p;sm,,o. L;,r,,.os s;x inch vns-
% s5,o,s DIN T,nrs pan
x,-;,o p.,,o,. Wtai,,h4s PIT c,asas
,yIiting Tah,sts Fnyalones Nav If On,
a., a,,5 Es,.alo,,o, Cb;ldran,s Draxyfne,
STATES INC uf' I r a1 Illllafen s 1Slors
looks IiifialiiaS e9t7s, rrsi1i's n'ille
ol A'll lroia, 0Hl nh"s9, iossS iA1iis'
Town haai'er IONS b''ilE =, tlorus'
Niils' SMITHS. I I. N.Y., re- " ~
Tt.lolis. slsye Viish' ti'i'l 9niiS'
ealife ~ o'h t'eoN.s' l94ois' 49, -.
oiis' birus ~ .aee' i'olhaiioeS' am
Boxes, fisfili'itieas' Al'i'ieS '''ildi'aS'
| f4at IRONS.
M f-1;ss AMI Sancars pread and
R,ttn, Noes Rlna nnd White
j plates tn pIatse RaTyls CHOCOLATE
! pots Sugar md Cream pots Mugs.
! vasas - hin Travs Risona Eignres
| c,oloe,a c,n1Ia s.sicl.e TIT SENDS
/ p,.ttar Sots p,,nl, Tron Cta,,dia Sf;cks
1 Aron,s,t;e Snall;ng Solts ITop rToyS
H',rso as,a Cart Poats pia.oIs Ranks
| cgal Senttls aT1 shovel Sf,ales rin
Harms navev Horns TaIM Paint
] Raxes Fvten.to, Fables Naab,s All,
/ 1shait, S,si,re,l r,o,,,s,arion Rav Toto
paner and Tnrelonas Games had
steads rornd nosts. Emerys Picture
Books. Jaek-ln-5oN. liuI 11 Tops
m''Sieai Ups Is'f'iiet $3.50 ~ ! 49,
! IoWuef' alsele Shfilf n'sslcai lpeN'
'aranMers.
OK = rins T,eo c,,,ns choco-
lao ems s, Fronch Cbina aud
T,,,,,,o,,, 1,I,,,@lso,,,, T1e.sart Plates
p p,.a,'lie.e plae,ss troa plates Sslad
pI b. prosa a,,d p,,tfo7s i, Ionanaso
I,a.,[I, ~ fsa,.,,,.,,, aaa A,,,t,;o,'
Co. -" ,,,lti ia-,, 80 sosi,.n, T;na.
~ pl,,a al WIG RE yv5,ita
Ia."45 p,,,'. Dsa,4 Mi ca,
I, So 90 ale ~ &C pI,,a crean
1870 80 ''iia - s.,A'o oitohar. - narl
Blue and eli. nainfy Cream pitch
ers, Sugar ard IreaaRs. IN Biue ana
NhIte ana Japanese; len fots tIlat
VIII stand me hre: fahcy Jap Lea
aots' win wicker nanaies; handsome =
/ Boxes OF taper ana EnNelopes, falIcS
Il
/ Box, olgar lEffer, opal FtH box
emma Ha.r Receivers, Matcn STANDS
JeWeify box save Boxes, IN rays
Cigar Rest. Candle Sticks. Ink Stands,
P l,oli-l'oii i3isii' stump AoA's' ii''i -
i'VNes
5nc AID crns in very handsome
/ French and Japanese Chinas-
! oessgils are nsN IN, ailf D aIeis.lc' -
ture decorations gold handles, shape
square. Tea Cups. in Delf-designs.
4 japanese Red and White. Pinks and
others. Cake Flates. Salad Plates
bread ana B,lter a., lea c,I rla1es, sugar I1t
Pufter Rowls olive DISHES. Snoon
trays lose ! 10 sls, I.u,I bqaes' ,l loiiet
Ink Stands, Glass Vases in Green. Ruby,
Blue, Purple, Gold decorations; Picture
frames flos1liF'' slatioiiary
81 90 and ~ French Bisoue Figures.
Gandea5ras, Bohemian Glass
Vases. Fiorentina Vases, Orchid Salad
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20
WHITE AND COLORED
BLANKETS.

Flour City 12-4 Royal quality $1,000
North Carolina Blankets 1C-4
ia and IA at. $50, 425 & 500
All-Wool 10-l Blapkets-nama
withheld. at factory price $. $50
COMFORTS.
French Saline, Down Filled Com
forts-full size $500 and $3.50
Crctorne and Satteen Comforts
Gotten Batting
$50. $500. $3.50 and $500
Sillsoline and Floral Twills-COt-
ton FILLED ........ Use and $IOO
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20

French Seal Capes Standard. $500
Star Yoke Collarettes- Grey Kim
mer and Seal ............ $T.5O
River Mink and brown fur Stole
Ends .. .......... So. SD
Combination Collarettes. Marten
and Astrachan ...,....,......$ SO. 0O
Grey Mouffln and Seal-full size
.,.............. lO.co
Seal and Persian Lamb-Star Yoke
20 tails ...... ........... $l2. 30
Cluster and double Stole Scarfs $l4.0O
Brook Mink, Persian Lamb with ani-
nal heads-clusters and double stole
tails, etc .... SO, $3.50 and $500
CHI4DREN's FURS.
White Angora Mulf and capes.
River Mink. natural Opossum
fia. muff with purse ...$3 $500
Lamb and Thiblt animal neck
pieces and Sailor Collars with
Heads .... .............. $4.OO
Empress Chinchlla-the Blue
Modified Grey Astrachans, Beay-
or and White Lamb Sets -. $500
Ostrich Boas white, tan and
black they are marked S3.I5
to $3.50 closing price for this
week from $3.50 to ......... 81 SO
THE SHOE STORE.
Shoes Of al kinds, hollering for rec
ognition. The solid leather sorts are
the only kind that find lodgment here.
Every pair warranted as represented.
Solid. sound and best for the money at
the price.
THE QUEEN QUALITY SHOES.
Perfect i'm modelling. draughting, con-
seruction and material perfect. This Is
proven by the perfect fit, perfect conl-
fort, and unexcel!ed service experienced
Y Mearors Orr street STYLES are es-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20
MEMS WOOL UNDERWEAR.
Wright's Health Underwear. for

Wrights Health Underwear for
Warmth, Comfort, Durability.
NCn-irritatiug and sanitary
quail these garments are unslr
passed 800. $3.50 and 50.
Fine Australian sWoOl. White and
Natural-full finish, medium
weight glove fitting, ribbed and
fine mll wool medcated shirts
and drawers .. 100
Heavy Fleece lined Ribbed Cot
iton Underwear-4Fancy Culors
and Stripes, bleached and inn
bleached shirts and drawers. soc
Extra Heavy Ribbed Fleece lined
Shirts and Drawers value 30. 25c
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20
EIDERDOWN SACQTES.

Pink, Blue and White Fancy
Plaids and Stripes. .........
Plain All Wool service Eiderdown
solid coIors ................
French Flannels-plain and twill
ed-Wool dyed and pr.nted-25c
and ............... :
Scotch Plaids. brigh coiors for
Waists and Christmas School
Dresses Satins and Yard-wide
percales .. . ..
Forty-inch Apronette-I4ace and
Satin Stripe Borders-for Xmas
Aprons -. 10. IL l-2 and
Thistle Down Outing and Lin
sey Woo,sey FILLING ....7 /
Fast Colors PrirI and Dress
Ginghams 1850. ...........
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20
WOOLEN UNDERNEATH FOR Ia
DIES AND CHILDREN.

Heavy Fleece Lined Union Suits
Ribbed Vests and Pants-Cro
chet finish. -. -. $50. 25c.
Norfolk and New Brunswick
Pants and Vest White and
Grey-half wool .......... SOC.
Norfolk and New Brunswick
make-bet.er quality 81 wool Toe.
Norfolk and New Brunswick
malle-still better-alls wool LOO
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20
ORNAMENTS.

Jet Wing. Rhinestone Steel, Git
and jet buckles, that were 2lc.,
50c.. zoe and 800 have been
reduced TO- Zoe, Csc, 3Sc.. & soc.
CEEIDREN'S GAPS.
Napoleon, Stocking, Military and
| Tam O'Shapters, choicest @.yle>
J fer winter wear. are. 49,. Csc. & 49e.
Baby Caps prices just half.
Embroidered Infants Caps.. 25r.
Fur trimmed silk Gaps soc
| Ianztitched SILK Caps. 800
| All would he cheap at double the Price
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20
Table DAMAsKs ALL LINEN.

72-Inch Satin finished pure Linen
Tatle Cloths-worth 75c. soc,
$100, St.25 to go at SO, 90, 10 & SOC
Full Bleached and Cardinal Red
and warranted fact color Tur-
key Red. .. . rs 4 soc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20
SHOE POLISH.

"Gilt Edge" Queen Quality. Bixby's,
Whetteinore Patent Leather, Wei
and Box Calf Dressings.
.........5, 10 and 25c
FRENCH DRESS PATTERNS
FOR EVENING DRESS
In Silk Polka Dot Grenad'ne, SILK
Checked Grenadines, Plain Wool
Grenadine- worth from $1,000
to S20.00--now so ut 500
$500 $500, $1,000 and $500. 1880
FRENCH DRESS PATTERNS.
In SILK and Wool Novelties
French Broad Cloth with Vel
yct Dot, Plain Broad Cloth,
Cnmel's Hair wah Velvet
stripes-were $3.50 TO $500
cut 10 $50, 5000, Sl2.J0 and 1900
DRESS PATTERNS.
In Heavy Coverts and Fancy Nov
eltes-weee Sc and SIS, are
now 49,. go. go. -. 5.OU
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
French and English Crepons,
silk Wool and Mohair- raised
surfaces-aIl reduced from 81 30,
$500 and $3.50 to. LOO, $50
and 80. -. 80. .... zoo
52-Inch Granite Weave Of Camel's
Hair. 46-inch Melrose Suiting
and - inch Heavy Sponged Che
viot-are now. ,......... 100
44-InchFrench Poplins-all Wool
Serges. yard wide-are reduced
1715c, 29e, zoe and. ....... SIC.
COLORDED DRESS GOODS.
The Heavy Golf. Plain Cloth and
CIVILIZED Weave in the fashiona-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20
TIyOLI STANDARD ITNDERWEAR

Plain White, Natural Wool and
Searlet-Palts and Vest, S1O0
and ~. ~. 1.25
Children's Combination Suits
"Oneita" and Ribbed Fleece
Lined Union Suits at 25c and. soc.
CORsETs AND WAISTS.
The long, medium and short
lengh and homeless waists
Thompson Glove Fitting, War
ner's, G. +. ana r.. and g. Cor
sets SOC, Zoe $1,0O and 49,. 1.25
THE MILLINERY.
The price reductions apparent at every
glance-and m.lliners are over-crowded
with work. The small prices for shapes
and trimmings makes it possible to get
Up fine hat at a very small price
Alpine Walking Hats, French
Felt. Golf Hats, Turbons,
TamS and Swagge9 shapes were
soc. to $2.00-reduced to. .25, so, rs,
& $500
All trimmed Hats, Toques and
Bonne:s reduced one-third-the
pattern Hats and designs are
just half $1,000 Fats for $1,000
up to $1,000 for $50, mp TO
$500. are. 1000 ....s.... SD. 70
Wings, Birds. Grcbe breasts, Quilts and
fcathers-pricfs are cut in TWO.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20

ble Plaids for Skirts soc, 75c
and .. ...... ..... .~...
3z-Inch Venetian and French
Broad Cloth ~ % kind att.
56-Inch Blue and Brown Home
spun and 50-inch all Wool
Ladies Cloth, Grey and Black
were Zoe. $3.50. .... 1890.
All Wool Su;.ngs, Boucle Novel
ties. and Fancy Dress Goods
reduced from SOC and soc o..
SSH, Moreens Black ard Col0rs
for Skirts .. . .....
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20

10 facilitate buying and cover with
in small space all articles ut one price,
we have arranged separate tables and
have designated them as the ., 10, %
and soc Counters
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20

Raleigh's Cheapest Christmas Store.
All the Christmas stock now ready.
This week the Store fairly bubbles with holiday

@ % | "
Observation-Disclosures"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20

$100, S1.25 to go at SO, 90, 10 & S9c
Full Bledched and Cardinal Red
and warranted fact color Tur-
key Red. $3.50. ..... rs \ soc.
LINEN NAPKINS.
200 Dozen Breakfast and Din
ner Napkins-extra values-per
dozen ~ so. rs, $1OO,
$125. $50 and $500 and up.
30 dozen Fruit Napkins and r. r.
Dolies to match Red Damask
ut 49,. .... $50. Que.
LINEN TOWELS JUST RECEIVED.
Damask and Huek -Henst.oAed
and E'rnged, Plain and Colored
Borders 30 to 80 inches long
worth 15c to soc at
IOc 16c, zoe. and 25c.
The heaviest, biggest and best cot
ton Kitchen towels at and 49,. 10c
HOSIERY ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
Ladies' extra long Ribbed Top
Boys and Girls double thread
ribbed Hose ... Zoe.
Misses seamless cashmere fun
length ana Chtldren's fine rib
led IL double knees and toes
and womens fleece-iined ..... 15c,
Ribbed Cashmere and fine 40
guagc Hermsdorf Black Hose, 25c.
Iisle Thread Egyptian Mace
Yarns-pla,n and Fancy C0lors
stripes and rlaids Csc, 35c and soc.
Finer grades nicely boxed for
present importing our own fine
grade Hosiery we can save to
you the middle mans profit
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20

The braided fiounced, besides the SER
yiceable and inexpensive kinds
Heavy Homespuns, in blue, grey and
black were $50 to so. SO 30
English Homespans and colored Chev-
iots-were $3.50 to SO. go. 80
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-20

"Gilt Edge" Queen Quality. Bixby's,
Whettelnore, Patent Leasher, Wei
and Box Calf Dressings.
...5, 10 and 25c
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-30
Tropical Producl.

The capacity of Cuba, Eerto Rico,
Hawaii and the Philippineso meet our
constantly growing requireents for
tropicaI products and tn, markets
which they can supply formr farm
productions and manufactms in eX-
change therefor. are attrsting re-
newed attention with the resembling
of Congress. The annual imortations
of tropical products into th United
States amount on an averag TO fully
$3.50 900 900, and are compost of raw
materials required by our msufactur-
ers or of foodstuffs used by te gener-
al public. The most importanitems in
the fiscal year 1899 We're sugaTS95 ,000,-
600: coffees. $50 900 900; rubR, S32,-
900 900: fibers. s20,000,000; tropical
fruits and nuts. S1S,000,000; tropical
gums, drugs and dyewoods, 10000
900: tobacco and manufactus, S12,-
600 900: cacao, chocolate, etc. 50, 000,-
COO. Most of these articles a. pro-
duced in greater or less degresin the
islands in question and form share
in our importations from themSugar,
coffee and tropical fruits, as well
known. are the principal PREDICTIONS
of Cuba, Puerto Rico and the await
an Islands. while these item with
hemp added, form the chief exprts of
the Philippines, hemp alone fming
the largest item of our present mpor-
tations from those islands.-Brad-
streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-30
LOCAL BEViTIES.

c. w. Dickey and.ife are expected
by the MaripOsa onyednesday.
Latest novelties in gentlemen 5
shirts. ties and silk .andkerchiefs at
the "Kash."
Take your Sunda! dinner at The
Home Bakery Cafe, hen call again
New Years day.
\ party desires cottage of six
rooms in a good locals: will pay reas-
enable rent. See WI Z. Fishers ad.
page IS.
s. J. Salter's grocer will close New
Years day All pairs are requested
TO place their orders early as pos
sible today.
Thirty-five dollars er ton will be
paid for clean castor q beans in bags
or delivery at the wshouses of II.
Hackfeld & Co.
During the quarante the harness
factory and office of r. Collins is
situated in the LincQ block, King
street near Alakea.
4 dividend is due anpayable to the
stockholders of the Int-Island Steam
Navigation Co. at theirfi on Satur-
day. December 30th, Isl.
4 list of the officers oHenry Water
house Il Co. who werelected at the
annual meeting. held December %
1899. and who are TO s@e during the
ensuing year. is PUBLISH in this is
sue.
George Stratemeyer received a
Christmas gift of a pa9ge of books
from his younger brothe in New Jer-
sew. the sender being te author OF
the works. and a writer no is coming
into much prominence. His books
which zeal principally Nth boy life
are attracting wide attltion among
critics.
/ In a corner of the ''incted' room
at the fumigating static in China
+ town is a pile of hoes anrakes. One
. Chinese. after divesting mself of hi:
clothing. picked up hoand started
with it into the bathroo, evidently
thinking it was one of th.fumigatiOr
appliances to be used in ,raping his
person.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-30
NOTICE.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be readily or promptly supplied with
all kinds of fresh, fat fishes for house
hold. picnics or luau by leaving or
sending their orders to us at our Fish
STALL No. Il Fishmarket, Honolulu,
ard he same be delivered to any adj
dress within the town limits free of
charges. We sell only the very best
pond mullets and kumu Qarge red
fish aspec:alty and generally kept on
hand.
Pleas give us call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-30

AKAKA &c AMANA.
Fishmongers.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26

you can make your district show,
tho moro money your district will
get another year, and Of course as
YOU are to be the teacher, you
should look out for your intests".
Bt this keeping of the record
straight will accrue to your advap-
taee in still other ways. If you
can talk intelligently of your enro'
llment-of tre total attendance,
Of the average attendance, of the
time of the entrance of this pupil
or the departure of that one,-you
can impress y our patrons with your
business-liko way of doing things.
The secret Of success with many
teachers has been their devoted at
tention to thes minor things, at
,east, hey appear 80 too many.
They impress their community
with their interest in their: work,
and the community itself becomes
interested. Remember, "interest
begets interest. ."-Carolimo Teaceh-
crs Journal.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
All the city and town achoo|

All the city and town schools,
and most OF the country schools
arc now in session. In this the
beginning Of tho now ) car let us
call attention to the Importance Of
keeping tho records straight. All
tho schools arc provided with n
suita bio register, and it 10 one ,i
tho duties Of tho teacher to kaop
this. The daily calling OF the roll,
isnessary to keeping tho records
straight. those reports Of enroll
ment aud average attendance that
have to be made out at tho end of
you might think. They even have
a financial valne. The amount
your district will got another year
will dopent OH tho enrollment Of
this present year. The schoo' "
requires not only a monthly report.
but also yearly report. Though
it 10 but rarely made out, the
yearly report is Of equal importar ca
with the monthly roport. No
monthly report will show the tull
enrolment of the SCHOOL; this ia
only to be seen in tho yearly rerort
Therefore, keep your record go
that you con make out this yearly
report. "The larger enrollment
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26


Mr.. Robinson, of Anderson,
favored tho bill. Tho trustees
had plenty of work. If good on
are gotten all tho pay they got
was abuse.
Mr.. Mann favored tho bill.
Mr. Jackson, Of Anderson, said
the trustees did their work as well
as many of the Rteachers did. 1t
10 asking very small sum to al
low this.
Mr.. Smith Of Laurens, said to
pass this Act would lose 75O davs
on tho road Gin Laurens, and the
roads were now in bad enouah
condition.
Mr.. L. Mauldin moved to exempt
Pickens county from tho bill.
BY vote Of 38 to 41 tho House
sefused to strike out the enacting
words Of the bill.
Mr.. Williams moved to recom-
init the bill after q ,erles Of coun.
ties had been exempted from the
provisions of the measure.
pr. Ragsdale said the fight had
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26

been made, and there was no use
to recommlt the bill. This was u
pure waste of time.
THE McCRAw BICYCLE BILL.
Ths committee reported the
now famous McCrsw .icycle bill
so that it will read as follows:
Section 1. That any person while
riding a bicycle upon the: public
highways, outside Of any incorpor-
ated city or town,,-wiho shall pass
a pegave5aa riding on horseback OF in
. vehicle, drawn by horse or othor
animal, on the same highway,
without first obtaining leave Of
such rider OH horseback or vehicle,
whereby any damage results, or
fright to the animal may be caused
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction shall be fined
net less than ten nor more than
twenty dollars, or be imprisoned
not loss than fivo nor moro than
twenty days, or both, at the disore.
ton Of tho trial magistrate.
pENlTENrIARy PROFITS $4,000.
Col. Neal has paid tho State
Treasurer $4,000 profits from
State Penitentiary for tho past
year.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
l. lCKENS RAILROAD
ScReduZ.
III Effect Juno 26lh, 1898.

In Effect Juno 26lh, 1898.
On aud after June the 2Gth. the follow
ing Schedule will be run over;thc Pickens
Il. w., for the purpose Of hauling Freight
and PassengefS, viz: =
No. 9-DaIly except Sunday--7No. TO-.
Rend Down. Mixed Train Real Up.
4.2O am IV Pickcms Ar" 7.50 ain
900 nm Ar Easlcy Iv 7.U5 am.
Nc. l2--Daily except Sunday No. ii
Read Down Passenger Service Real Up
1 pm Lv pickcns Ar 5.15 pm,
lao pm Ar EaSlcy Lv sos pm
Trains will stop to take on or let OF
passengers ut the following crossings:
kerguson'B, Parsons aud Mautlin's. ~.
Depot will be open for tho receiving
and delivery vi Freight from s A. NJ. to
u N.
We will make 1t t., your In t., est to
pntronizc oni home road by giving good
service and prompt at ention.
APPROVED:
IT. TAYLOR, Gen. Mgr
JULIUS 4. BOGGS President.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
ADVERTISING RATES.

Ono dollar per inch for first insertion. fif-
ty cents for each subsequent insertion.
liberal discount for advertisements on an
nnaI contracts. Terms cash. Annual con.s
tracts, payable quarterly.
Local notices, In local colusses,ss,", ~ ,.,t.
per limo for first insertions, t ~ fos
EACH snbseqnent inseg|fforn, lion. "'''' n'' ''"'' '0
,aI noa.tIss5s. One prico to all. No ape
vantfssss,Ion or special rates to foreign adj.
= 81 Cisers. All such must take tho run OF
'She paper and abide by such rates,
Advertisements for coming issue shoui'
be handed in not lator than Monday morn.
Ing.
Tke oditor will not be responsible for Che
vlews and opinions Of correspondents, un
10 - the same arc editoriallv endorsed.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
another


is o lot of the heaviest drills
alw ays sells at 7 and SC. my
price for 10 days 43c by the bolt.
-four has advanced A0c per Dbl
I put up the price of cred starr
to $50 and at that price it is the
cheapest cake on the market.
guarantee every sack to be per.
fectly sound, gooc taste and IL fine
baker your money back every
time If YOU want it..
bring your Jug and try a gal
lon CT the georgia ribbon" cane
syrup-a greas table luxury-if
you don't like them I have the
genuine "muscavado and "vanilla
drips."
l have more tobacco than |
know what to CO with, prices in
the store
if anybody needs soap tell
them to come to me. it costs
you nothing to look at my furni.
ture and stoves aad get prices.
l want to buy to buy produce.
"HARRIS BEATS EN- ALL ON
ANYTHING PEOPLE EAT
WEAR OR WORK WITH"
f.. @= IN aaa. a.V~.w~5 G.,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26

Have you bought chartf, maps.
and other school suppIics this year?
IL your school houso in condition
to take Of them? Are they locked
u all time when your school is not
in session. or they left to the mercy
Of the devouring elements2 Is
yonrs one Of the school houses
whose doors stand opon at all times,
II so, got locks and fix up to care
for tho house and other property
that may belong to your district,
and SEQ that that tho teacher takes
proper care Of the Same while lin
uae.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
M C T ALL'S
@sa~oBUDGETesp espsB
OF
PHUN and PHAX

Mr.. Editor:
Nearly all tho Good Pholks
| (and some few bad ones) have found
out that this Budget of Plum and
Phax keeps ono of the largest and
Best Stores of General mercha ndisc
and Furniture that is kept in any
ono store in the Up Country. That
we try to make the price as nearly to
suit their hard times as we can, and
that we appreciate the trade the good
PEelks have always given us,
But there is one fact thai
probably SOM few III town
and several out of town, have
not heard, and the long of it,
and the snort of it is, simply
this: On and after the issue
OF this paper we must and will
inslt on promyt settlements.
If the boys refuse to charge !
anything this month don't get
mad at them. I told 'em no
to, and it's nonsense to ge.'
mad at me, for it won't do abb
o'good. Whatwe do. will all b.,
done in a very good humor.
Come and see us about it and
give us the cash or note-and
your trade.
w. 4. NJ FnLZ.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
Cheap Pointing.

. Law BsIEFs at G0.cnts ~ Page under
some circumstances the price will liz Ts.
:nced to fifty cents Il. page-Good work
cheaper than Mt any other house. Cnta-
loguc in the best style. X you have print.
ing to do, twill be to your interest t"
write to the Press aud Banner. AbEcvillc
5. G. for prices On printing
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-26
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