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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27
500 BOYS
w A N TIE D

To get into 500 Of our Boys new
Spring Suits. Docs yonr boy look
shabby It's your fault not ours.
We're doing our level best TO please
the boys Bring the lads to J. G
Heinel and Tx them up for next
Sunday, or for school. or for work.
Boy. Apiece n5ub.s breasted suits Of nns
Bisci Cisy Morstsa, q 10 81 ttoo.
Bols p.ecs Doniie Breasted suite Of Mse
hsfge. erira good quality, sires SIS sttt
Bore 2pisoe D0utie Breasted suits ~ Fine Blue
Chsvioi, siKes 4 10 ass15
Boys pisee Double Breasted sai,s Of Small
Brosn uhsck worsied. are, 10 al $3.50
slriIea Worsaed. rev ereets, Ia 10 81 $40
Boys Apiece Double Breasted sui,s In Gray
Pad Worsteds, sifes ~ i6 Uu
Boys pieces Doable Breasted suiis q Elegant
Gray Plaid Tweed, ,izss 10 10 81 81
Boys piece ,nit. d Handsome flait Chsviot,
siFes q rs 81 81 50
Boys a.piees Double Breasted suits Of Padded
aud Fancy Mined Chevio,s. sires AIS q -.
t2b0, 400 and 81 80
Boys piece Double breasted euits Of Mixed
snItIngs, sxes 10 IL Al @.0o
Boys piece Double Breasted Suits OF Blue Che
yiots, sixes . 10 81 u 30
Boys Vested TUFTS OF Blne and Fancy Aired
Cbeviois handsomely trimmed. sizes 70 81
81 00. % 30 and g. 10
Beys An-Wool Kate Pants. sizss 5 10 al Soc and
rs cenS M
Boys Corduroy Pants At SOC and ti.oo
boys Cotton Knee Pants. very good quality.
sic Y Ala at 25c. A
We carry also full assortment
Of Boys Waists and Blouses in Per-
Gale, Bingham and Satin at s5c snd
so cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27

II yen hsye rtltt, crAE Them NO us
undergoing boitibis op.riions that sinpl
remove tue recalls Of The disease sitbo1
aislafbins The disease itself Plsce you
cotfi tence in DsWHis Witch Hszi
ssive. II hes never faiisd 10 cure you
~ II wLippls. Manchester Centre. A !
Pe,sibons. Manchester Dapoi.
sascnrrrn prrr
--Psitiboas's factory ~ agsio ronninl
90 foil time.
-B. NJ Eidred recently cold ,so hor
60, price $500,
Regular meeting OF the w. X Q
Fadsy 23o p N.
William wslker is movieg iuto ,h
Milton Walker house.
Marcus Elcr sIsili movs TO the Gel
ter. ioto Carpenters new house
m, l. Msnley A Go. viii hsys tbei
miliinery opening Cd NJ nesr, Nay /.
Mrs Macy Wait Of Est Dore, il
visiting her coaslo. Mrs Olando Bonn.
Mrs. LIE BSbr i, very III with a con
plicstion Of disea aud blood poisoning
IL feared
SoisIlhsiaudlog the lat spiipg We
are nov hsvi6g dae ses,het aud sll seem
TO BE- Improving II.
"A. l.. Rso4e sdyeftises fresh stock
OF millinery gooisio gooi variety received
from New York
The campfire OF tn \ Of V will bt
held 8, O. A. H. Hal lbi. Thursday evvr
ing. Several GOOD speskers will b. pres
enl aud good time ,Ipecied All are
cordisily isviied.
- @. Blackmsr wen, to Burlington
las. week With DR., Clemens to have bic
leg operated nFcn Oats large piece
OF . rebel bullet wss found embed Oh 10
iae bone. which was extract ID and the de
csyed bone removed He stood The opera
ton we'll aud il ia hoped the wouod will
nov heal pesmsoently He has soft red
much from 1t tbs past 30 years and more
The tipGing OF the bnile. was a surprise as
IL was known that's part OF 1t aud !, WAS
supposed the whole OF Il passed out after
hit,in4 the bone. but il seems that II
split into two pArtf, one rrmsiniog 10 the
msrfo~ Of the Lone
The Bennington snd Rutland r II
furnished special funeral trsi1 10 convey
the rsilrosd men aud friends 10 Benning
too to attend the funeral services OF the
late Clayton W. Wickhsm. He was one
OF the oldest condu tors on the road aud
had been connected with the Lebanon
Springs. Troy d Boston. and Bennington
4 Rutland roads for 80 years. For 20
years be had been on the b. & Il. railroad
and for the pa | s years bad been running
the branch trains between Bennington
aud North Bennington. He was 81 years
old. The deceased was popular With the
travelling public, He leaves vile. one
500 and . dsush,ei. To Congregational
church Was allied TO o7tlhowing aud the
were mlay and beautiful.
The burial vas 10 the cemetery 10 The vii
|sse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27

Poeumo1is, lsgrIppe cenghs. colds,
Group aud whoopiug cough readily yield
TO 0ne Minute Cough Cure. Use tins
remedy 10 time and save doctors bill
or The uudenskers's.' "A Whippie, Man
chester Centre; A II Pettibone. Msnches
ter Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27
ARLINGTON.

Red Mountain lodge. i. & A. NJ. be,
elected these officers for the ensuing year;
+. O. Bsldsin, W. n Z. d Stone. s. W.
A. Collins Stewart, J. W; Z. O. Wood
worth. secretary; Z. NJ L,.hror, tress
ur,r. Oscar Tef S. u ~ b. Randall. j
d.; Ira wsrnsr, d g.; Frank Webh, s
X. h Andrew. chsplsio; G. Car field.
tyler,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27

"A son vas bora 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Chsri,s Jones. Sunday, April 17.b.
Mrs. obermsisr was quite III II the
hotel les, week but is nov improving.
Miss Marion Wildwood Of North
Rapen is teaching 10 East Rupers village.
Mise Bsrths A. Bromley bessn her
school 10 Meant Tabor Monday, April
18th.
DIR f q. Li5lc stsnded the iun,rsl
OF hi. mother 10 Shushan n. Y lat sun
day.
dsiSsrt N. Skies and his dsashter,
L Loose sykes are 10 Boston Tor shor,
time.
sIs Betisuis B4rbsr is IL. Her
son. Aib,ri HsGmona, sho tas been very
sirk sirh rneumoaisis corvsIsseirs.
The Dossei Cheese Association opened
their isctory for the season Moudsy. lbs
l7lb, With Frederick @. Stone % ete..e
usief. a
Miss Clara Whitley Of North Dssss,.
whs hss beea al EIpsriercs Bstrows for
some tine tipte,s 10 rsmsia here darins
the sau mer.
"A very in,tissiiog and hsIpipi sermon
vas pres chsd lee, S.hbs.t BY our ps.tor.
Rev ". ) w.lksf. ifou The oae tun
dre5th Palm.
-ssrnleor b. Peter tas nov'd bic
fss,ii, irSu North Bspsrs inio lions.
Jeses tesenesi house nssf the foot 81
DORSET u oartns,
AT tue psseu at seeisble sissn l.si
TtHrsisy BY the n. 81 v. the trsi prss .
Get at silver oct pleas. ss won by Lsss
Bs,eheidef AID ise sseoed b, Pred Weeks.
-Mts. Macy Care. Miss B.aaehs
Carpenter Of Msnshss'sr Cen,rf. Bssson
u. Llrslsy. d. Glessos and Bsrsis Dsvls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27

II you suffer ffo tenderness OF fullness
on the right SD pains under the sboul
der blair, cnrsl patton, bilionsness, sick
head .cbe. IN is,l dnli, heavy and sleepy
yonr liver Is torpid srd cougested. DE
Wi.is l. III EIly Rsers will cure you
ptomp,lJ. pl,ssalliy snd permanently by
removing congestion and causing the
bile duets 10 open and flow naturally.
Tray AMI sorD ImLs ] II Whipple. Msp
chester Cen,r;A. II. fettibone, Msnches
ter Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27
WET Al.r.rNar y

Mrs. c u Yonne h1s hetn III. bn, 10
Improving.
Mrs. Harriet Davis, sidos OF the late
Ahnsr Davis. died snddsrly q, the home
Of Mr Z dec Hard lai stek. The fnne
raj sss h'la at S, JsGes esrreh on san
day She lssves t~o daughters aud sevs
raj grandchildren.
The corr aud wagon house Of George
Hoy, csashi Ore from tie mill Of Willisr
WilecI, ner by. on Sstr,dsy aud we're
Consumed Nth . 7asriily ofsrsiu. Tie
reshbon ssrs pronplly on hsrd add
ssvsd tie horse. Tor which Mr Hoyt dc
sire< 10 ihsnk them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27


,si A. L Graves rsv sdvss,issusrt
~ As, paslphs be- retarne3 frsa
shs's abe hss bese spsnoins To,
te sstasl q ceiling OF The parish Of
|Lares sill be tsli rslt Monday
! ., Ny li. 81 lhf etsrsh.
. J ua Jsapscp. Dsuby. hss hifsd
J Of tie Haris boass vhich be vail
} siaa ti' i.niIy danns tie conits
II q jashss LA ltes The COZ
y bsins The sister froo Ffask HI
spi,hs Dassi 10 ne tesiiescs Of
|s Saihet.
/. ch.pnsn md Mrs Eiarsi siii
Ella ,h' ''hsiho ~, worken u ihs
81 lie latter 90 Wednesday Of rsri
AL srs cordially isviiss.
j., ssd Mn kisssy. ths Evssssl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27

ris slo hsse oece taken DsWnts
Enl, Rsers uill never have any
si.e. They ere the ''ismUns little
~ torpid iivsr.nd ell ifres oisrfties
-. IN. III whippis. Manchester
A II Ps,iibore, Manchester
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27

BY sllosirs the secun ulstlors 10 the
bowels TO remsin. the ettire system 10
poisoned. DeWitss Little EuIy Risers
reeuls,e the bowels. Try them sod yen
sill always use them. Il wbirpie. Men
chester Centre; A q Petiibcp-, Msoches
ter Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27

Little. neglected scratches and wounds
frtquen,ly result in blood poisoning.
Better besl them quickly with DeWitts
Witch Hpzsl S,lve. . thoroughly stt.-sep
tic spplica'ion With 9 record OF slwsys
curing piles, old ulcsr., sores, cuts,
~tuhds sod skin diseases j II Whipple,
Mapchetter Centre, A II Pettibone. Man
chester Depot A II Psitibone, Manchester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-04-27

Depo.
EAST DoRE
w II Brock is at work for the Freed
leys.
q b Wilson has com % e ced RAINING
blocks from the Ffeedley qusrry.
Tue Dorset Mountain Co. are prepsI
log 10 s,aft thtir quarry aguin.
"A four year old child Of Mr.. Pesse fell
from a drsy recently snd suffered broken
arm
a ofge II. Reed has purchased the
entire output OF the spruce lumber OF &.
A Stellet & SOP.
w. J, Stone will make cheese at the
I, ctory vi ich has been put 10 good re
pair. II will start up Monday.
-- The sugar season is over and about
half crop secured. Your correspondent
N sde about bali enough to gil his ordere.
w. @. Freddy has rented j. l..
Cochrsn's house for the summer. Mr..
Cochran will occupy bis house on Peru
street
There will be whist party With
other games at School hall. this Wed Des
day evening. Admission 10 cent?, pro
ceeds to go towards buying an organ for
the hall.
Word has been received OF the death
OF John A. Clifford ct bis home 10 Hinsdsle
Iii. April 10 He WAS born here in 1881,
and with two brothers and two sisters
moved 10 place then called Brush Hill,
l6 miles west Of Chicago. There was
hardly q house 10 that section then. now
there are several large lsrge. He was co
gagged quite extensively in the meat bus!
meas for 80 years. Three years ago bis
hesilb failed aud be csme east where be
crew much better, returned, but the In
provement did lot last long.
Yonr Dorset correspondent stated 10
the JOURNAL oil lsst week that the young
people Of East Dorset presented their
play OTIS and Me- to small audience 10
School House Hall. and that the proceeds
we're Tor the benefit OF Z. Dorset Church.
the first pace did the correspondent, at
tempt TO correct what be supposed to be =
grammatical error or having seen the play
did lie fail to see the joke Surely, airy
one witnessing the comedy sooId no.
fail to spI reciste The fact that 1t was "Me
an OTIS. Lastly, the proceeds wire net
Tor the benefit OF the K. Dorset church.
but for Whist is known In this place as the
piano fund. We are not fortunate enough
on this side to have the tosn buy US az
We q ust do it onrseives.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20

ry, $S,O71 50, Kershaw, $Y97,- :
OF, Lancaster, $5, ,22A,42, Laureno,
nothing, Lexington, $2,B42,45,
Marion, $2,OlS,26, Marlboro,
$717,S6, N~wbsrry, $275,S3, Oco-
nse, 81 ,2SS,l3, Orangoburg, 81, ,139.
y, Pickens, $3,45O O5, Richland,
nothing, Saluda, $2.604,B8, Spar
tanburg, 1924, 10. Sumter, $746,95,
Union, 1921, al, Williamsburg, $3,-
1884, Yo,k, $3,550,52. Total
s67, ,l0S, S,35.-Columbia State.
AS will be seen ny. an ,examina-
ton Of the above fgnre, Plckens il
literally provided for in the above
distribution Of tho dispensary pro
fits. Some how Plckens county
gets her share Of tho good things
that are going aroand. Many a
poor child will bless the opportun.
tiles afforded by the dispensary sys
tenn, Of few months in a year tt
attend tho public schools among
the hills Of old Pickens county.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20

L ICKENS RAILROAD
ScRoQzzZ.
In Effect Juno 26th, 1898.

In Effect Juno 26lh, 1898.
On and after June the 2Gth, the follow
INK Schedule e will be run over. the Pickens
K. R for the purpose OF hauling Freight
aud Passengers, viz:
No. 9-Daily except S"".',y Mo-. 10
Read Down. Mixed TraIu Real Up.
4.20 hn, Nv Pickcns Ar 7.50 nin
800 am Ar Easley Nv 7.O5 am
Nc. l2- Daily except Sunday No. II
Read Down Passenger Service Read Up
l pm l.v Pickcns Ar 5.45 pm
l.4O pm Ar LEY Lv 5O5 pm,
Trains will stop to take ON or let off
passengers AT the following crossings:
FerSu>"n's, Parsons and Maullin's.
Depot will be OF "a for the receiving
md delivery of Freight from 8 A. NJ. to
i2 NJ.
We will make it to your in t., est TO
pntronizc ON home road by giving good
service and prompt attention.
APPROVED:
IT. TAYLOR, Gen. Mgr
JULIUS +. BOGGS President
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
MCEAII1'S
@+s+aBUDGETo>esm
o.
PHUN and 'PHAX

Mr.. Editor.
When the Good Pholks want a
SEWING MACHINE INSIST
that they buy a good one. Toll
THEN TO SEE ME- ABOUT 1T.
Good Machines, light, noiseless,
EASY TERMSl
Nice Spring Hats for Ladies.
MISSES, MEN AND BOYS. ALL
kinds. Straw, Wool, Fur and
Cloth. Some for Sunday, somo
for every day.
Nice Summer Shoes, Slippers
Mems Low cut Plow Shoes, old
mems old ladies'. easy as an old
shoes-Shoes for the babies.
Nice Furniture all the time, big
stock, Low prices. Stoves, Wash
pots Kettles,h Tinware, Crockery,
Cedar Churns, Wash boards and
good so:p. Large lot Plows and
handled Hoes. Gooo time now to
play on thom.
Large lot Checks, Drills and
Sheepings Rugs, Baskets Buchsts,
Tubs, HTable and Pocket Cutlery.
All kinds House Keeping goods.
Everything!
Como and see us.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
WHAT LUCKY COUNTIES RE
CEINED,

The distribution Of the disp"nsa-
yy profits for last years fund is as
fvnows:
ADJcvillc. II, 1,2G0,31; Aiken,
nothing; Anderson. nothing; Bam-
berg, ,othing; Uarnwei!, nothing;
Beaufort. nothing; Barkeley, 81
2O9, ~; ; Charleston nothing; Cher
uke", notniD9; Chester, ~, ,olo,ol ,
Chesterfield, $3, ,2SG,G3, Clarendon
no,hing; Colloton, 1895 Al, Dar-
.iinGton, $500 81, Dorchester,
nothing, Edgefeld, $l,lSO,39
Fairfield. $4,419,O3, Florence, $2,-
40, AZ, Georgetown, $2,174,59,
Grocnville, $3,599,C7, Greenwood,
nothing, Hampton, nothing, Hor"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
ADVERTISING RATES.

One dollar per inch for first insertion, tif-
,vrr,nts for each subsequent insertion.
In crnI discount for advertisements on an
ma, contracts. Terms cash. Annual con-
tracts. vnNAhl" quarterly.
Local notices. in local column, 10 cents
Der line for first insertion and five cents for
each Subsequent insertion.
M fi' H.tes, Oae price to all. No spe-
cial rc>.;i>n Or special rates to foreign ad-
vrrti>,rs. All such must take the run Of
the paper and abide by such rates.
Advertisements for coming issue should
hr hanl,.! in not later than Monday morn
inC.
Tl " editor will not he responsible for tho
views and opinions of correspondents, un-
less the same are editoriallv endorsed.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
How to Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with
your water and lei it stand twenty Tour
hours. sediment or setting ;dicat%A =
unhealthy condition Of the Kidneys, II IL
stains your linen II is evidence IT kidney
trouble, too frequent desire to p.ss 1t or
pam IN the back II also convincing pr0ni
That the kidneys ami bldd are out of
order
WHAT TO DO.
There il comfort IN the knowledge so
often expressed, that i'r. Kilm"rs
swamp Root, the great Kidney remedy
fnifil every wish in curing ihcnmafisn''
r.inn the hack, Kidneys liver bladder
and every part OF the urinary passage. IL
corrects inability to hold water and sca'I'
ing pain In passing 1t, or bad effects foi,
lowing uso OF liquor, wine or beer, anu
owe rcomes that unpleasant necossity OF be"
ing compelled to 80 often during tho deys
and get up many times during the night.
Tho mild and the extraordinary OBJECT OK
Swamp Root IN soon realized. 1t standa
the highest for it's wonderful cures OF tho
most distressing cases. II you need niou.
iaine you should have tho bsst SOLD ~
druggists In fifty cent and one dollar sizes.
You may have sample Dottl 10 OF u" ~oh'
derful discovery and q book that tSA mote
about 1t, both SOnt absolutely free by mail,
address Dr. Kiimer & Co, Binghamtcn, N.
Y, when writing mention that you real
this generous offer In The Peoples Jour"
nal.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
NEW FIRM, NEW. GOODS,

Messrs. J. ". Lathem and d. r.
Bradley have formed a copartner-
ship to do general Mercantile
business at Eusley S. G. They
have a splendid stock of good fresh
goods--none Of them counter worn
and thoy defy competition.
Call and SOC them Gin tho Lathom
Block and bo convinced that
they mean just what they say.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
Cheap Hran

Law BnIEFs at 60 cents Page under
some circumstances the price will br re-
1nced to fifty cents II. page-Gooh work
Good Paper Prompt Delivery. Minutes
cheaper than ut any other house. Cate
log'c in the best style. II you have print.
'n% to d', II will be to your interest l."
write to the Press and Banner Ab':cyillc
5. G. for prices on II printing
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
Lock! A Stitch In Time.

Saves nine. llngles' Tonic mew i'm
proved, taste plra>anant.) taken in carl,
Spring and Fall prevents Chill<, Dcny,ls
and Mularial Powers. Acts on the liver.
tones up the system. Better than Qui.
nine. Guaranteed. try il. At Dug
gifts. SOC. and 81 90 bottles.
mayl2tf9S.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
L Forgot boys

that promised to say some'
thing last week about overalls dnd
breaches but tho good women III !
their husbands kept mo too busy
working up that auction plunde",
but it's never too late to do gond,
80 here goes; first lot Of heavy
brown double front three pocket
ovsralls strong sowed will not rip
worth 75c of any bodies money
my price dc, nest u lot of heavy
10 OF double front s pockets with
flaps cheap enough at dollar 72c,
no more when they are gone.
The great question that concerns
every American is preacher. have
an all wool casimor good enough
for millionalr-whatover that ia
the prlco Is $2.4S, thon us one gal.
lus plow boys tho real backbone Of
the crowd will want some. l have
them too, for I never forget my
friends, they aro priced at 25c a
pair-now boys don't think you
can shoot straws through, them for
you can't, they are real good stuff.
| don't think the fellow shole them
that l got them from, but he
said ebay had to have some money.
I happened to have little in my
jeans and l wanted to prove to you
that "Harris beats them ALL" and
wants produce.
Look out for next week l's have
som thing else to tell you.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
MOnoV to L ,an.

On improved farm lands ,sums OF $500
anu upwards. Loans repa. able in small
Snnual payments through a period Of Rvo
years. thus enabling the borrower to pay
mis- indebtedness without oxhausting his
IL in any one year. Apply to
j. e. Boggs, Attorney,
oct7 IS 81. Pickens. S. c.,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20

wonder that in many pupils there
arc to be found nothing but moro
or less strong iHpreSsos Of tho
teacher: originality and individ-
ualitv cannot develop under such a
svstem, Only through self-acti
witty can the pupil attain to self
reliance, and without self.reliance
there can be no character. Hence,
If YOU aim to form character, in
cite your pupils to persistent self
activity. Get their minds and
to work .-Selcct"d.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
May Meeting!

For the the LADIES we
have the incest lin" of Hosiery.
Slippers. hats and all linds of
Dress Goods we have ever
carried.
For the Men Folks we have
nice Shoes, Shirts, Straw hats,
Neck Wear and pants.
We can suit every one both
in price and quality.
Our GROCERIES are all first
class and W. especially ask you to
try our KENNESAW Brand of
COZ FEE, Popular brand Of Baked
Beams aud various ii,vors Of JKL
LIES in tins.
a.. OTR MILLINERY DEPART
MKN L is replete and our prices
cannot be duplicated.
Don go away for any goods
Won can buy her.-N ou.. lose money
by going to othor Places.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20

Teachers cannot be too careful
to rely upon themselves, not to al
low themselves to become prcju.
diced on cccount Of tho fooIings
and idoas Of those with whom they
happen to be associated most.
Would-be partisan friends often do
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20

From information received,
then there 10 likely to he listri-
button Of the State school fund in
the near futura. 1t will take about
$4,000 to make up tho SIS per cap
ita. Enough Of the remaining
fund will be used to make up any
deficiency to SIS per district after
which an equal division will be
made.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
EDUCATIONAL.
CONDUCTED BY W. W. i. BRIGHT,
County Supt Of Education,

Prof. VIM, S. Morrison Of
Clemson College is expected to give
a little talk to the teachers at
Picksns on the 29th. IIo has tho
reputation of saying what he thinks
and "saying it cut in meeting"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
For S aI0.

seven acres OF fine land, in pplendil
conditions. within ten minutes walk OF the
court house. A bargain to antona WIN"
ing to locate here. Suitable for lot, f'r
guiding purposes. Terms reasonable.
Apply to Frank f. Cox.
nul8tf. PicEcns =. q
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20
'MCAHStGr & Beattie.

DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, CAR.
PETS AND WINDOW SHADES.
Are shaping up for Spring Trade.
All goods on hand can be bought
at very low prices.
They never allow stock to run
down, SO d. not think they are
offering old or unsalcablo stock,
ns new goods are constantly com
ing in, and YOU can have a per-
feet guarantee on every item
purchaccd from them.
They are showing a beautiful
stock OF Winter a:.d
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-20

n person much harm, that is when
he allows himself to be biased by
thom. The suffer way as q general
thing is to take people as we fiud
them, not by what we hear or
others think OF them. People
in tho course Of time. and
they may be vastly different now
from what thoy were a fow years
ago. Another danger allied to the
proceeding thought, is allowing
one's present decisions to be innu-
enced by proconcoived ideas or by
past experionc $. In estimating
the work Of pupils, it is we'll to
abstract the work as it were from
the personalities. If recorded or
represented in some way, it be-.
comes an objective reality which
both teacher and pupils can view
as something apart from them-
selves.
In his article Oh "I'ho Gift of
Story Telling," Brander Matthews
makes u threofold classification Of
novelties: first those who have the
gift, but why havo not culture, a
want due either to a lack of oppor-
tunity or to failure to apply
themselves; secondly, those who
have not the gift, but who by ccn-
slant, continued effort force them
selves to write, and thirdly, those
who have both tho gift and cul-
turo. Young teachers might do
we'll TO think Of n similar clussif-
cation for them. If they bolong
to tho first class, industry will
bring thUm TO the third; if to the
second, unloss circumstances pre-
vent, they might do we'll perhaps
to choose some other vocation.
*x*
SELF RELIANCE AND SELF ACTIVITY
IN PUPILS.
81 cad your!pupils to self-reIianco
through sclf,activity iA the service
of the true, the beautiful and the
good. These words Of tho great
Diesterweg nc2d bo recalled again
and again. Thrro are but few
teachers who follow this princi ciple
throughout. Instead of having
the children discover a truth or q
procedure themselves, or instead
OF letting thom carry out some
suitable enterprise without any
help, things arc simply jammed
into them, or arc thought out and
done for thcm. There is still a.
tUyothor too much Of loading
and too much uniforming. The
children are not given enough
room for self. development. ; Nc
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