The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, September 12, 1884, Image 6
NATIONAL AND STAlE TICKET.
For Presitdent,
(.oIv'RE CLvEL.AND, ot N, A.
For V"Ice-Presidenit,
Tr os. A. IENDRICKS, of lnldiana.
Fo (GOverior,
UG H S. TII O PsoN.
For Lieute4nant Governor,
JOHN C. SHEPHRn.
For Secretary of State,
J1. N. Ln-Vsco Nu1.
For T reasurer,
J. P. RICHARDSON.
IFor Adjt. andi( insp.-_General,
A. 31. MANIGAUI;r.
17or Comptroller-General.,
W. E. S-rONEY.
For A t torney -Tee 1
C. R. Miass.
Fol. Superintendent E4duIenvat.ion11
Aseu'i CowARD.
For Solicitor 8th Circuit.
Co.. JAS. L. ORR.
For Congress 3rd District.
CoL. 1). WYATT AIKVN.
PICKENS couNTY.
For House Representatives.
JouN HI. BlowEN,
J. E. Bos
For Clerk of Courk.
J. J. L.1wvs.
For Sherift.
* IL A. RICHEY.
For Probate Judgeo'.
J. 1H. Na , Vrox0.
(or S"chool (CommisEr.'.
LABAN MACLDIN.
For Count v ommisioner.
J. . H~ini,
Ior Coroer
J. A. LESLE.
Bangs and Things
A correU~sp)ondenlt writ(es to ask
us if' it is proper for -'ger-ts of fash
ion and refinement' to wear bangs.
The (jucstiol is :absiurd. The C(ou
-titution does not aQssume to be an
a.it horit.y on the fatsihions, but
there are some umatters that n
authority need decide, and1 thlis
quest ion is one of them. If it is
prIoper for gents to wear ''pants'"
(and only gents wear '"pants") 't
is certainly proper for ge~nts'to
wear bangs.
There was a time in the history
of the world wihen the smatl lhaw,.
having none of the privileges th'at
accompany the march and spreadl
of' barber- shops, was accustomied
to having his hair cut b~y his mot h
er. T1here wvas no "shingling'' or
half-shingling in those days. The
shears, trainled to their dlead~v
work, went straight through th'e
tangled shoek of the boy's head,
and left it in the semblance of a
mop. Sometimes the family su
gar-bowl was turned over the'head
and the hair trimmned to its edge.
This prodluced a bang all round.
But this is not what our corres
p)ondent is after. Heo desires to
know whether it is proper for
"gents of Jashion and r'efi nemen t"'
to wear bangs simoilar to those
worn by t he young ladies who wear
the horrible Mother Hubbard
gowns. We have no hesitation
in sving that in propmem. o gnt
to wear "bamgs." As a matte.a of
fact, there seems to be but-.little
else left for a gent to do but to
wear panti and bangs. Let our
correspondent take heart. The
world is wide, and there is room
somewhere for the gent with bangs
and pants, just as there has been
room beretofore for the young la
dies with the horrible Mother
iiubbards, and just as there is
r'oom) for the blonde young lady
with the red hat and scairlet para
sol.-Constitution.
--ishop Geo. F. Pierce died
at his home at Sunshine, three
miles 'east. of Sparta, Ga., on Wed
nesday morning at 8:45 o,clock.
He had been in feeble health for
Somc time, and had been inl con
stant and rapid decline sinice hii
return from the (ulverton camp
meeting on( the 13th of last Imionth.
For foirteen years Bishop Pierce
hIs been trolbled with rAn Obsti
nate throati disease that during
the last t'ew yea rv has been the oc
casion of a constant drain upon his
systemr. People whoher hi
gareat sCImon on the second Sun
day in August at the camp-meet
ing near his home are amazed
when they Are told that at that
time his emjaciatioJn was SO grm'ea t
that be onlv weighed 108 pounds.
I I-Ic preachbed his last seriion at
Thomson, C4. sitting in a hair
duriing part of' the sermon. 1e
had ai appoilit men t to preach at
Walker's church, in green count y,
Ga.,ony threve d:ays bcfoie Iiis d eat h.
Ilere he preached his first srmcn
in 1830.
Close -The ( Camperduw \1ills
arC ag'ain closed this vee*k but
wi Il open again on M\onday. The:e
Istops are <tue entir'l y to the lack
of co tton. 1 is on tile markct but
ia being sit at igur'es which are
highier thani thu mia"i1 can profi:ably
pay. I i.-; also d!sired to retain a
siall quantity of old cotton M or'
der' that it y he mixed w i'h the
new during the first part ot tle
seatson. .It is nIot thought that the
mill will stop) again after' Monday.
--D-laily News th Inst.
-A letter fr'om Germany notes
that nearly 6,000,000 acres of land
ini that part of the world have re
('ently been diverted from t he ee
reals to the culture of beet root.
The refuse, a ftcer the extraction of
sugar, forms a fine feed for live
stock, and tends to make the peo
ple there less dependent upon Us
for' meat than they used to be. but
the contrary is the case with re
gard to cereal food.
--t is diflicult to drown an in
sect as the watoj cannot enter the
pores of the skin), but if' a drop of
oil be aplhied1 to the abdomen it
falls dead at once, being suffocated.
--Small h)oys who !ontinuhally
ask q1uestions~ will probably be
pleased to learn that a monkey
wrench is named for its inventor,
.Johni Moneky, an English mechan
Ic.
--An ex-editor is now a barber'
at Saginaw, Michigan. lie wields
ihe scissors as fluently as ever,
but he does more beawor -ow
-In some respects a mouse i
far superior to man. A mous<
could make a woman rustle arouni
and climb on the table and squeal
while a man couldn't make hei
budge :m inch.-Pitsburg Demo
crat.
-From recently published ta
bles it appears that the averag
time of sickness among males i
about nine days in each of th
workingyears. In women it is i
trifle more.
-LPigeons have a - dible cror
In the crop of the common fowl
vegetable food is drt .ined sixteel
hours, or twice as long as anima
food.
PuErIN ---We were please
to see Mr. John E. Wilkes in on
towW, hie l home, one day thi
week. We are pleiased furthir t
Ilearn from hi m t hat he come
propecting: 1hat he contemplate
eitering ilto biles here on hi
Owin aecount. iHe and his excellen
lady would be vahtiablo necession.
to our towl Ind popuiIltion, am
we hope they wvill detemIinle t<
t)me. They will certainly reciv
aI waNrm :an( heart.y wTelco me. -
LaU r"nvillC I Ie lralhI
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fuel. $12 per month. For a eatntalou
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W. S. OREGOltY, 01 Foreman and
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Town Lot For Sale.
will sell y Iowme aud lot, i - Eas
ley,on which B. ). G ren now lives,
c6ntaiing one acre, adjoiniig lot of
W. It. 'Greeu and land of W. M. ha-.
good & Co., near the site of the depot
of the 0. C. G. & C. R. It. I will sell
P thc whole or divide the lot auil sell
A either portioi. For particulars and
terms, address Mis. N. A. G1REEN, at
(reenville, S. C. sept 5 4t
Land To Rent For 1885.
TWILL~ Rent my'1Tract of Land lav
1L luhig in 1} miles of Tasley, for 1885
It has 110 acres il eniltivation, and is
one of the best cotton -and grain farms
ml this country.
I wi1l also Sell ly TWO MULES,
r -wo-horse Wa')*oni and HaneASS, on1e
3 0SBORNFE Stky Plow, and all other
F1rlming Tols for C ash or good aI
ceptable pape r on reaolable prices.
W. 11. NIX, E'asley, S. C.
aug 29, 4t.
asley Academy.
Second Ses3ion for 1884,
Will begin Septembe.. 1st,
and continue Four School
Prmr DeT1'in af, per mlont, $1.50
lutermine(iate ' " 2.00
Academic 3.03
Select Coulrse "."'5,
Incidental Fee, per' Session, 0
Rusi( Extra.
Blonid inl Private famiIes, peri
oIt h,.........-------....... . 10.00)
EW F1or particulars--,adrs
C. W. MOORE, Principal,
Easle, sy C
A -s29, '1884,1 :3m.
D 0 KNOW
THAT
'LORILLARD'S CL1MAX
wVithI lRed Tin TIag; *Etose [jear~g Iiine
jut. Che wjt''Ni'Ciing; .,yy(ry,
Black, Brown andl yellow SN UFF~S are~
t he be.st amd Chen post, (jna lit V (o'si1
Lime! Lime! Lime!
CAN BE~ BOUGHT'i 01
X-I 'T- GIXIL.IAT
Easley, S. C.,
Eithier in Car" Load L~ots or
by the single barrell at very
CHEAP RATES.
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