iGH T, Elitor.
CoffSk.jOFSTUDY
OR THE PUBtIC Scnoots OF THE
STAT 0 . S0 I TI1 CAROLINA,
ADOPTED nY THIN STATE BOARD
O F E XAMINERS, SEPTEMBER 7,
1898.
[ConLtinueod ]
PENMANsHIP.
Put a copy-book into the hands
of the pupils. Following the or
der of the book used, teach the
principlos underlying the fornq
tion of letters. ' ,
MA~E~ss AND MORALS.
No text-book on morals is need
ed at this stage, but the teacher
should by means of illustrations
and anecdotes endeavor to impress
on the mind of the pupils the
proper ideas of what is noble and
right. L i p p i n c o tt's Primer of
Politeness from the library list is
a good book for the teachor to
have for this purpose. It is not
necessary as yet to have a separ
ate recitation on this subject.;
instruction can be given inciden
tally in connection with other rec
itations.
GEOGRAPHY.
The instruction in geography at
this stage should bo oral. The
pipilh should learn something
about their imninediate surround
ings, their county and State be.
fore studying aboutd Nitant states
and countries. See White's Ele
mnents of Ped(angogy for method of
teaching geography and other Hiu)
jects orally.
MsIWC AND DRAWING.
Continue the course already be
gull.
FO'RTH DIVISION-SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH YEARS.
HEADING.
Third reader completed and
fourth reader begun. Follow the I
same general I plan as in last grade. I
Let t he teacher be sure to make <
thorough preparation hiiself, an( N
thenl let hill insisit on) the pupils N
douig the sa me. Mulich use should a
he mad of the suipplementary c
reading matter. Attention should f
he given frequently to sight read- g
it)g.
Supplementarv readit.g: Sea.
slide and1( Waysid e. vol. 83; Stories
of the Oldeni Time('; b)ookI trom ji
the library if the school- owns one. !I
LANoULAGE. 1i
The pupil should now lbe ready I s
to begin the use of the text-book, l
andl the teacher may in the main G
follow with advantage the course A
as laid (down' ini the book. Every T
teacher, however, should endeavor "
so to master thle sublject. as not to I
be obliged to follow slavishly the
course of any one book.
Tarbel l's " Manual for Teac,1(h- I
ers" will be found anl excel lent I
guide to accomipainy his Language
ILanguauge e'x#rcises inI cofnneC
tion with~ reading should still heu
kept upi. Z
sPEI,.No.
Continue the work of the pre-t
vioius grade. The pupil should
have a dictionary, and should be ~
taught to use it for tindinog the '
meaning of words and the proper
way to spell and1 pronoumnce~ thiemi.
ARIITHIMETle'.
First boo0k cont inue'd. D)o not
allow puils to perform an opera.
tion in a certainl way melrely b~e
cause ''tile rule says so.'' See
that they haave all intelligenlt Comn
prehension of what they (do.
PENME'NSH IP.
Continue to teach the principles
of letter-fornmation as8 occasion
arises, and also drill on the prop
er movement of the arm, anid the
prope way to hold the pen.
HYGIENE.
During the last part of tina di
vision take up Stowell's Healthy
Body. Continue the same metliod
as in the former division.
MANNERs AND MORALS.
Comegy's Primer of Ethics may
now be put into the hands of the
'plpils. Hold up constantly be.
fore the school the example of
mien and women whose lives have
lbeen true, patriotic and good.
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY.
-Maury's first book on geogra
phy. Hlansell's or Montgomery's
first book on United State. his.
tory.
* USIC AND DRAWING.
Continule the work of former
divisioD.
FIFTI 14 ViSION-NINTH AND
CENTH YEARS.
VNoneth *Reinder, The stndv
should bo* begin to partake more
of a literary character, and should
prepare the way for the study of
literature proper. The supple.
mentary reading should' thereforo
be some selections from . standard
authors. The following will be
found suitable: Hawthorne's
Wonder Book and Biographical
Stories, Longfellow's Children's
Hour and Other Selected Poems,
Irving's Rip Van Winkle and
Sleepy Hollow.
SPELLING AND LANGUAGE.
Continue tll d poFevous
"y-Tudes In language study the
pupils should frequently be re
quired to give outlinos or abstracts
of what they read.
ARITHMETIC.
Second book began.
HYGIENE.
Couplete Stowell's Healthy
Body. The teacher should havo,
in addition, Edwards Catachism of
Hygiene, from which questions
may be asked of all the pupils oc
casionalfly, whether they aro study
ing physiology or not. This will
be a pleasant and profitablo varia
tion of the exercises.
GEOORAPHY AND HISTOtY.
Complete the elemnentary geog
raphy aid begin the higher. Use
Ieath's outline maps, but in using
those do not requiro the pupils to
till up with any name but those
that are important.. Begin the
history of South Carolina during
this division.
MANNERIH AND MORALS.
Continue uitil coimpleted the
course of provious grade.
MUSIC AND DRAIlING.
Continuo as before.
SIXTH DIVISION-ELEVENTH
AND TWELFTH YEARS.
READINO AND LTHlRAT11RE.
In many ensOs, if not in most, it
will be botter, after the fourth
mPfador is completed, to discontinue
1he use of the regular roadors and
o proceed to the reading and study
>f litorature propor, using suitable
elections from the English Classic
erie1s of Mayuiird, Merrill & Co.,
.nd the Riversido Literaturo series
f Houghton, Mifilin & Co , the I
orier series princililly for En
lish authorn and the latter for
The following are a few of the
lany suitahlo selections from the
Oniglish Classic series: Milton's
,'Allegro. aind II Hensosroso ; Gold
muith's Desorted Villago; Gold
mith's Vicar of WVakofield; De
oo's Robinson Crusoe; Swift's
ulliver's Voyage to Lilliput;
*ddison's Sir Roger de (Coverly; a
hickens's Christmas Carol ; Dick
us's Cricket on the Hearth;
aumb's Essay of Elia.
Ri versido Literature series,
american authors: Longfellow's 3
Cvangel ine. Longfellow's Uhildren
lour andi Other Selection : Low
Il's 'Vision of Sir Rounfal; Whit- ~
icr's Snow IBoundl..
The teacher needs for his own
so Morgan's History of English t
nd( Amierican Literature in ordlor ~
bant be may know something ofa
lie development of English and
nemeican literature end about the
ilative position of the authors
iendi. The p~upil, however, need
(it b)0 required to learn much
bout the more history of the lit-I
rnturo. His time should be tak
ni upl mainly with the literature
tself.
The portion assigned for ,oach
laty should ho read over, or, atI
(ast, a part of it should be read
>ver (durmng the recitation, or an
xerciso ini reading, and then the
mpils should be oencouraged to
toint out any beauties or striking j
,houghts that they may have no-.
:,iced. Any informnation or, any
wilp that the teacher niay be able
I{ contribuito towards arousing a
love for good reading ought to be
given. The pupils should be en
couraged to look up information
for themselves and for the benefit
of the class.
In case a fifth reader should .be
used after the fourth is completed,
the amount read in the literature
selections would of course be
smaller, but still a good deal can be
done and should be done.
LANGUAGE.
Tarbell's second book. Ini this
book there is a great deal of mat'
ter. The teacher miust exercise
his judgment as to whether it la
better for his pupils to go conse
cutively through the lessons. may
be omitted by those 'who have
studied the first book.
Much language work may be
based on the literature studied.
- [Continued.] i
Lewis & Soaus won't be tmderso d
on Shnes.
It shoul Me O pEVay . I
J. B. Wilson, 871 OlajSt., Sharps.
burg, Pa., sayshe will tpot be; with.
ont Dr. 1(ing's New Piico'ry for
Consumption, Coudhs and ('olds that
it cured for his wife who was threat.
ened with Pieunionia after and at.
attack' of "La Grippe,' when various
other remedies and Reveral physcians
had done her nblkooU 'Uobert Bar
ber, of Cookeport, I a., claims Dr.
Kings Now Discovery has done him
more good than anything he ever us
ed for Lung Troublo. Nothing likru
it Try it.. Free Trial pJ AW; .
$ 10. C. Large bot
blay Perowmi;
Ase broken down from pverwork or homsehold
cares 13roWn's iroti litterm
rebuilds the system, aids digestion. removes ex
Mena of '- i med n ,na-ta ri. (et the genuine.
A Gusaranteed Cure.
We aithorize our pdvertised drug
g'st to se Dr. King's New Discovery,
ror Consumption, Coughs and Colds
upon thisi condition. If iou are af
flicted with a Cough, -Col( or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and'
will use this remedy as directed, giv.
ing it a fair trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We could
not make this'offer did we not know
that Dr. King's New Discovery eudld
be relied on. It never disappoint
Trial bottles free at W. T. M cFall's
store. Large size 50c. and $1.00.
1Wm FOR Titf, &suAbIj
Weakness, Malada, Indigestion and
Dillousnes. tako
UIIOWN'S iRON lITTERS.
It Pures quickly. For Pale hr -It dealers Ir
Specimeni Cases.
.1. If. Cliflord. New Cassel. Wbi., WaR
tronbled with Neralgrita anid Ithenmatismu
his stoiineh was disordeietl. iis Liver
was affected to an alarmaing degree, appe.
t ite fell away, a1d Ie was terribly redtu
t-ed in fleshs atad strength. Three bottles
of Eiectrie litters enred him.
Edward Shepherd, liarrisbuirg.Ill., had
1 run ning sore on hi leg of eight years
-t:anding. Used three bottles of Fiectric
flitters and seven boxes of B3tucklen's Arn
t-aa *-alve, and his I-g is sotind aid well.
John Speaker, Catawba, 0., had live large
rever sores onl Ilis leg, doctors sakl hIs
waA incnirable. One bottle Electric lit
ers and one box iuckler's Arniea Salve
mrlled haim), entirely. So, ! by Osborne &
KirkseY and W. TP. McFall. Pickens.S.C.
*M YOUR INA CK AiEH
Or you are all worn out, really goxd fe' itathing
*- t is geniern i itebpility. rry
141910'FI JIS IA 1IITVT6.ft.
U will cure you. and give a good appetite. So14
'inIn dealera In inedictn,
Electric litters.
This remedy le becoining so well known
ml(d 140 popular as to need no special men.
ion. All who have used Electri? Bitters
ing the Bamte song of praise. & purer
nedleine does not exist, and it, is gpuaran
eed to do all that is claimed. ictric lit.
ers will cure all diseases of the liver and
Lidiaeys, will remove pimples, boils. salt
ieum and other affecti ois cansed by imn.
lure blood. Will arlie malaria from thie
yatem and prevent as well as cure all i
arial fevers. For cure of headache, cnn
tipation aind indigestion try Electile lit.
cra. Entire satisfaction puaranteed, or
noney refunded. . Price. i5 cenits. and *1.00
ier bottle. Sold by W. 'T 3lcFals, Pickc
51is, 8. C.
FORL 3 Vsi'EP'4.l
Use Braown,'s iron, likters.
Phlysliciauu recommainti it.
All dear keep it. S1.00 pe! bottle. Genuine
hias trade-uamsr :ansti cro'ed o.i -inos on wrapper.
HauckienMv Arnica Salve.
Thie nest Salvo in the wvorld for* cut
ruise5' sores, ulcers, salt rheum,. fever
LUres, tetter, chappedI hands, chilblai ns,
urns, and all skIn erulptions, and positite
cures pIles, or no pay required. It is
uiaranteedl to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refundled. Prico, 25 cents per bor.
'or sale by WV. T. McFall, Pickens, 8. C
[r.. Jo. Person's Remedy will eure any
Form of Blood Impurity if the Ritters and
Wash are carefully used together.
Four- or flye yeara ago I had a
reaking out on my niose and faco ;
t, would come in hard knots which
,ouldI .bowcome raw seres. Tho
rouble extended to the eyes and
roakenod thorn; the lids became
ore and discharged. The face
sad an itching, stinging sensation,
,s if noodles weore prickinug tho sur
lace. Nothing I tried1 gave me
.ny relief. Some 0on0 sont me at
>amiphlet of Mrs. Joo Person 's
remedy, and I concluded to gvo
t a trial. I bought her Romody
md1C Waslh, and I began to improve
t on1ce. It soon1 made a peorfe'ct
ure, anid I have niever been1 trloubl
ed slince. I also found it a ino
(ic and appetizer.
DUNCAN P. JONES.
Laurinburg, N. C., .June 24, 1894.
For salo by Dr. G. W. Earlo,
?ickens, S.. U.
.L. DoucLAs
$3 SHOE N~
95. COR.DOVAN,'
. FaENC*&ENAMEE.CAlf.
%.*s4.URNlEAlf&(ANOAR~
*3.49 POUCE,a soi.s.
$ZI.$2.WORKINGME
EXrRA FINE.
t2.I.7D BYSSCH0LSHOES,
SEND FOR cATALOGUs 6
DRocKcron, MAS&.
Yer earn save t~seyb pu vhasing W, L.
oSes. we are the largest suanufacturers of
advertised shoes ini the world, and guarantee
the value bystamping the namne and price on
the bot whte T protects you against high
racsad he ,nid4lenman proilts. Our shoes
al ue'b work Is at- eas itin g and
wig qualities. We h Ithems sold every.'
heeat lower prices for the value given than
ote iuae ake no substitute. If your .
ecaotsupply you, we can. Sold by
WIT. Mojats dkes, .C
B. F.Meorgans Centrat,8. C.
The only 1dromanont cure for
chronic catarrb is. to thoroughly
expel the poison from the system~
by the faithful and persistent use
of Ayor's Sarsaparilla. This won
derful remedy pr~oves sucoeoeful
wh'e all othei' treatment has
failed tn reve th ska..i'.....
0
EUFGENEM i. iBATALiU,
[Successor to Bates & Ferguson,]
Carriages, Photons, Surreys,
VEHICLES, of all kinds, HARNESS, Robes. SADDLES.
COLLARS, BRJDLES, Sole Leather, Shoe Uppers,
Shoe Findings, Baby Carriages, Goat Wagons,
GIRL'S TRICICLES.
Special Agency--Columbus Buggy Co's Elegant
Vehicles, Kentucky W a g o n Manufacturine
Co's "Old Hickory Wagons," the Pope Manu
facturing Co' Columbia Bicycles.
Largest Bag[y, Walon and Hariess House im the State.
Greenvzlle, S. U.
GREENVILLE
Coach Factory,
GREENVILmL, s. C,
100 BREWSTER BUGGIES !
Cheapest ever Offered.
We make The .Best WACONS in the 5OUTH.
H-. 0. Mllarkley, Prop'r.
(3. WV. Sirrine. Sunmt.
Bargains
--IN
l11'p)eff& C00101iTile, Drain
-AT..-Sewer Pipe,
Stove Flue,
A REDUCED PRICES! Fire Brick:'
* AND FIRE CLAY.
We are overstocked with H~ar-StilyprWitLedLi
ness and Collars, and wvill saveselOlad.TretinLn
you money on either. We also
have in stock SOLE L.EATHI-ER, n&MrtnzurRedmid
UPPER LEATHER, HARNESS
LE ATH ER, WIHIPS,LAPROBES,
llORSE COVERS, HARNESS & I
TRACES, SHOE FINDINGS, of --
all kinds. ~ ~
A full line of ME~Ns AND BoYsIlnifrifi NollAnaP
SADDLES. LUIEIIIUUI IVIUI
We will save you some money eieisanlLIstIPtr.
if you will give us a call befor'o
you ake our urchses.CStrjicy pred hote-Leaon
'm0u&,Matinzn-ue Radyoixe
Sep. 1, 194 Grenvll, sc.Uni e o and indnA toendbe
--______WALL COATING.
8HILOH'S CURE is sold on a1 'i
guarantee. It cures Incipient 9 009AN ||9
consumption. lt is the ben& UnU , UU00l ii AU~ ULiUU,
Cough- -Cure. Only one cent a
dose 25 ctsduggicts., and $1.00. DRESSED LUMBER, MOULD
K ARL CLOVE ROOT the INGS, &C.
great Blood purifier gives fres h
ness and clearness to the corn ftr our Ofoee i t 5and0 add'rea, 1o1
plexion and cures Constipatio n washington street, hit we haveO removel
25 cts., 50 ets., $1.00. Sold byall our Stock to the basomatnt, with on 'un
drugytetrancee on Laourgna street, ab~outL4hmndrct
*rglsg foot frnr 'Of at the, rear of the Wore,
FOR SALE, A' good Build- ""te'aet'aly, nacairrion
ng Lot, on Garvin street, con-T .GWR&SN
taining one-.half acres. Terms cash.*.'GWR&8.
Oct 11. .TAM Es R AINUB.' o46ih~ 8,. O., March 15, 18an.
Oodxsd 004453 tlae
Roth. to"4.
olumbia.-.)i......-.. .14
ros r. .. ................... m
-r -ow '... . ..... ... ..10 P M
,Ar Clinton.. (E XSun)............ 9.35 ]p in
LaTureng:....(Ex Sun)...i.. . .0pa
": Ninety-Smix. .... % .....6 ..21
"Greenwood ............'..m. 9.59pI3
"THodges ......... .-(.
"Abbeville ........ .. ...,, -y.o 5pa
'Bltn........ ...4.. 03. 6... p to
'Anderson-.----- ........8pm
W alhalla ...... ........... .I .,.15p
Atlanta...... ...::'.'M.- o pin
STAT1ONS. -.
No.11.
Lv. Walhalla.....'....... 9.15 am
"Seneca.......... , .A . ..1. a
Anderson...............';..... . am
"Bolton........ .... -. I . .4 am
- Ar. onald' .............2. . ...'. 91 p
" Hod g_-08.......... ...:...... . .. . 1. pro
"Greenwood .............. 12.5M pm
"Ninety-Si ... ......... 1.32pm
- L 611i Emiix Surn)............r. . I 'l.1 0' an
"Clinton (Ex Sun)....'...:. .. ..1 .m
"New berry ..........9 .' '2.89 pm
"Prosperity.... .............2.19 pm
Ar. Columnbia........ 4.15 pm
"1 Charlepston ........... ...'..'...... .''. 845 ptq
Between ' Anderson, B ielton .apd QOalaville.
Daily. I .; Daily.
No. 1. I: 'TATIONS.- - No. 1.
r.08 p. m.Lv ......,Anderson..l. .+j.A 9107 pm
4.05 . mn . ........ .elton........ 1'' 45 am
4.25 Li0 '. .... 'Williamstoh ... . "I09 am
4.31P. i "........Pa.or .... TI.03 am
5.15 p._m Ar ...... Greenville.. -;.,.4.3y v0.15 am
Betw en Colunbla- and. Aebeavle.
Daily. I Daily,
No. 1. I I STATIONS,.. . L No. 14.
8.085p. niaL..Ivandrsa r.... .-.il.4pm
1130 .......Lv.ColumbiaAr-.~... 3.55pm
12. 10pn ... . .. Alston.1. . .3.10pm
1.20 ........". Sant...." ......,4 .00ym
4.1.m ...,.. elUio..'.ter .;, .0t
2.13 ......... ..Jonesville ... . .40pm
2.i........ Pacolo... .12.21pm
2.0p i........ Arpart'b' 'Lv 1.45am
3.05p:.. Lv Suart'b Ar ., . 11.30am
6.2p ...... Ar Asheville Lv ....-. ..40au;
INs. II and 12 are solid trains bety0e0iCharles
ton and Walhalla.
Trains leave Sparanburg, A. an4 Q. idivision,
northbound. 4.01 a. m., 4.11 p. m.,6.22 p. ., (Ves
tibnled-Limitedl; southbound, 12.67 1;q 2.50 p.
m., 11.87 a. in., (Vestibuled, Limited); west
bound. W. N. 0. Division, 3.0 J?. . forender
sonville and Asbeville. . . .
Traini leava Greenville. A. 'and q. vision,
northbound, 3 a.m.,8.05 p.m; and 5 .,(Ves.
libuled Limited); southbotmd,1.52a. n.. 4.10 p.
m.. 12.28 p. in., (Vestibuled Limited).
Trains leave Seneca, A. and C. Division, north.
bound. 1.40 a. in. and 1.35 p. m.; southbound, 3.01
a. im. and6.45 p. in.
PULLMAN SERVICE.
Pullmnn Palace Sleeping Cars on Trains.88
and 36, 37 and 38, on A. and C. Divison.
W. 11. GREEN. - . . ULP,
Gon't Mg'r, .. Trafip Mar.
Washington, D. C.. - - * - -
E. BERKELEY, Supt., Columbia S. C.
W. A. TURK,. :.H.IARVICK,
Ge11 Pass. Agt., Ass't Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
Washingtton, D. C , . Ga.
SOUTHERN RAILW T0O.
(PitDMONT AIR LII9E.).
Route of the Gread estibuled
. Limited. , ,
ONDENsnD SCHEDULE 0OF PA9ssNOyR TRAINS,
In Effect August lst, 1894.''
veF. Urn P'at Mail
Northbound. INo. 38 1No.. 36.- No. 1t
____________ Daily, I aily Daily
Lv A tlintaoctime12.03 N'nj 9.00 jefe 8.00 inn
"Atlanta P. time 1.00 pm' 10.00 pm - .00 am
"'Noitrbda... .......... .. 1.37~ mi 9.44 a
" IHuford.... .... .. .. ....11.06 pin 0.20 am
"Gainesville. 2.15 Dim 11.31 pmn 0.M am
" Lula. ..... .. .......... 11.53 pm 11.19 am
"Cornelia.. . .... .......,..... . 45ag
"Mt. Airy ............. ...-....... 12.10 pm
" To.'Coa ....-4. ... 12.45an 12.40 pma
" Westmntster ; ..:. .'. .:.. 1'.2[k -1.14 pm
"Greenvill ...630 lpm 8.00 3a~ .08 pm
" Spartanburg 6.22 pm 4.01 &z.4.11 pm
" Gffneym. .... .........442 am - 4.53 pm~
-a Bloksburg ... 7.11 pmn -5.00 i 6.10 pm
Ga.Ost nia.... .....,..4s pm
4 1 .27 ~1...S .0a
" Hmaltim'e P.n.Ii.j 8.9.) am 11.35 pmn.
- ,. i. Ves.Lin$ V *Mail ~
Souglawd. 'No. 37. o85. .o 13.
s -. .*- . . 1 , 0ily '' a .i a
Lv New York PR.R 4.30' pin -12.1 ,li'$ .
" Philadelph~ia.. 6.5a5 pmn 7.9 amr .
" altimore..9.20 pm 9.42 agn ;.
" Waitidn8.on.. ? 1d.4 -pm - M~ am .
~iifiinnl. .' ~1200a.mn W4ii '15an
Char o~... . .. 9.,% am 1.0 pr 1.20 n'a
"K ing's Moun'n . ... ..... ... .. ... .1.26 pm
" Blacksburg.f. .10.48 am 1i5N :.50 pm
OnGffnoys ............... .....:.... 2.06 pm
"Spartnbrg... 1).37 prm 37e~ 2.50 pm
" Greenville..;. 12.28-prii 1.52*A 4.10 pm
:: ontral.... s. . 1.1. pi , si 2 pm
" eine...:..i.n::-...tm . 4 pm
"W tmnte. .. .... ,.-.....~ 6.06 pm
" Toccoa'....'. .',;..p3.0lb 4 Rm
" Mount Airy.. ., ..... .;.,. 3 pm
" Lula........ .......... 4.42 amn 8.06 pm
"(Usinesvillo.... 8.31 pp 4:'*4.50.ails . 8.30 pm
" "B3uford....'. at'...... ....9.03 pza
-. " Noreros..: .... ... - ... -.9.39 pm
Ar 'Atlanta E tinje .45IIpm 6.20 am 10.30 prm
,Ar&IftI)taC time jgp5, pr 520a .9.30 pm
Ptillm9 ariarr 'TCk' Nos., Sp a'id .80, icoh
mnond and Datnvillo 'astMail, Pullfnin Slesping
Cars between Atlanta and - WT ,r~c
Nos.37 andi 38--Washingt fanld 8thwetry
Vest ibriled Liulited, . bqtween NY~rk ratl
Now Orlonps.... Th~rougf Pill 1jf le4pe~r ben
tweon Now York and New. 0rohtnt,.~ Atlan
ta and -Afon tgomwk, knd also~ot'wein Wshing
. toni and Memphis, via Atlantg a pgtam..
Nos.. 11 mind 1'.. Pullman-Sleep t~ ween
Riolfmonid, 1)anvilio and Org~ngbey '
Foy dgtmd d- information 'o.it:.1oat 'an
througl i 1:o tablo3,itq3 pn klla Sleep
Of atd@oss - .. ,, -
W.-A ifu rc '1.'r. uIkinirozc
,Goa'i Pass. Atr Asb'i Qegraj Pass Ag'3
-'h W WAsimmInfoiI, b. C. Amri WTA,'GA.
SJ.-A. 9:.1MON, Sup~erintedenti. 'A,tjsanta. Ga.
- . Goni Mga , .:.: -.., r:i.:Mn xr.
- WAeulu oa u, D. 0. - Wasaga~.on D.,
TkCTTON 8EED .
Taeyour Cotton Seed tof P. D
Citroton, in E~asley, who, -il buy
your Cotton Seed'ind pyty thrhigh
est cash pricefor thep.,. H.qjs buy
ing for the South Q~rddaunq otton
Oil Comnpany, Grpoptgli 4i1.
IMeit u
Ihave witted ToriA aind - patienit.
erAl ewbu~ gotare Mi ve.
of u nexmon .h
CHAPNE88.'
Are adding lots of usefid BA
GAINS to their Stock for
FALL TRADE
Mu. HAGOOD is in Nem
York now; we expect him t
do wonders this season, a
Goods are cheaper now thai
they were ever known to .he.
We are bettey prepared than1
ever to serve you, and ask for
your patronage.
HAGOOD,- BRUCE & CO.
Pickens, S. C. Sept. , ; )
In
Poor
Health
means so much more than
you imagine-serious and
fatal diseases result from
trifling ailments neglected.
Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift-health.
I tyou arifeeling
out of sorts, weak
and generally ex
hatd, nervous.
Browif havelno apptt
,and can't work,
besgiat oce tak.
ble strengthening
.Dysepsa, ineydierhI
Iron Brows 3rod Bit.
ters. A few not.
ties cure-benefit
WoeS comes from the
"102er ad '3
n g pleasant to take.
It Cures
Dyapepsia, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles.
Cnstiatin, Rd Bouod
alar, evoue ailnthelwst
Wrce onssie.nts
et keon stnly th gn'iei had a
goodl sendppet ofTeBatilWod'
BRON CHEMICA CUA. CTIOFE,
Family GLoei's
W E hae jt&. .:e ' u ,TC
AO' FARMERS' TO- Abd peveryI
hiwn need e fer angpat os
BACONI"LOU E-SMyAS. C 2IE,
IfhOE: W anT Ahing~
.GiCALLON E.
osp, MES'hOOeS, Ajdr
A. plies T
Flourand Fauin implements.
beplea tohavroliainds ,
and-aful i
otar ESuBp-0