The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, July 06, 1882, Image 2
two
uone dolar per
W t14 first inawtion
skeg udqent ispeertion~.
00tsanid othera
*h. Year.
uke of R2cepect
ouars, in ad
TO~ 'v 1ts.
its has decided that
session shull be confi-.
'. S---redistricting the
aii oiangein the election
*metsent to the constitu
0oe td t rovisions for new
rhe egistering of physicians
d to the first of January.
now counties. require
icotity shall contain 400
4nd a population equal to the
the population of the entire
is about. 8000.
Oting bill giving five Democrat
,ene doubtful and one Itadical
gi eed on and is well nigh on - its
l Islature will adjourn on Wednes
or Thureday. The oost of the extra
~eIon is about $15,000.
he pil are of the extra session
-l hev i 'Ifie next Issue.
.4okey's Letter.
$J 4 has recently written an op
,.e Mor IHampton, in the Wash,
I Republican. .He starts his
t ag that he nd Ciskaberlain
t04& the irei ahi to the white people of
the tate to rise and defend it.. that to do
his bey d6ter'aIned to move outside of the
tsIen oofrupt Republican party, that Chain
mrlain was soared back into it and lie kept on
te the bitter end. We &euppose he intends
this as an, #zplapation of his once teing a
lemocrat., The generatl theme of his letter
j 9 tiho Reglstration law. -He quotes in it
qotions o(thelfew which he claims di frain -
0649 aleiast fifty thousand colored voters.
Ij aensqvers to make the law unconstitu
Men1th4 South Carolina the land of viola..
t4 (tb. He makes the prediction that
i1n'5ttorat will be seated in the H-ouso of
~~~ tsp*entative at; Washington who shall be
oiqted under this fraudulent law. Frcoo
Uigqeral tenor of the letter it may eas.ily
in~ited th4(Alackey was until '76 at'full
Re4.DpuabH99n. Seeing then that the
SPeO . 'of the State would no longer he ru
94 iby that, corrupt party, lie turned his
.7 oo:I *4 fo the s'ake of money and oflico)
pretes .dto be a Democrat. Losing the
4 favor ottat p't he now abuses it and is
ready to enter into any echeme that will
4 ~ten4 O niidgroreverthrow It. What move
#o Abegodicen. lie will next take canj
a at be dsen 'Heis drifting wit Ii the
e andle ishoped that he wvill soon
iRo nt$$iOgness where he properly
iteau 1s no sore.
sentlon of Charles 3. Ouiteau look
rniday, June 80th. lie faced the
-with much more nerve than was
d. He ate a hearty dinner at 11
,took a bath, and at 12.30 o'clock
4 and waiting to meet his doom.
oght by many that Guiteau would
and create a "scene." liut
iut the cave. When the death
~ounded, his face turned a little
athe boonie somewhat nervous.
tuuded the steps of the gallows with
ceoloess as could be expected of
under the circumstances. Rev.
Ind ashort prayer o h cf
* ;ferwhich Guiteau read his last
- Bis prayer consisted of the comn
g*thiipself to his God, the denun
r#esident2 Arthur and the pro..
I o that this nat.ion would go down in
ealso chanted sorne simple verses
doing~sition. Rev. Hicks then
bhe final benediction, the black
34ed .over his head, Ghuiteau
ti Glory? Glory? The drop fell
, a. nd ,the natlonal'murderer
* the air. in sixteen woinutes Gui
4 dead. The body was lowered
Iut the coffin A fter the physi
@'noqtueed life extinct the crowd
Sted to view the body. A t 1.40
eoa was closed and the body
t ~ he 'jail chapel where the
are to. mid the autopsy
The physicians are still
a iamining the brain and
#,sa it will be several days
iiinsas to his sanity
h Wether he was snoe
)eb zwuened. An ex..
bleIil1 deter so
da in thd htghest
d *. by Dr,
dat Aller~h
.FIX,
Sidres 4
he sneeting t 0n4 t t AUsy gn h
jear the Crowd was not'as largewas e
eoted,*but ite aneeing wis qtilte a t&sucoes
an& %npstad of ploisant.ly and qtiely..
Quitw trumabr 6f andidatet:were present,
an@(thetonowlgent lemen mado addrele
es: 01. 1. JMBtwen, Dr.. W. T. Field, 0. P.
Field,. B. Newbery, J. 1H. Newton, Rev.
14Molder, 0. L. Durant and R. A. Child.
"We will Aotmake any connients on the In.
dividfal speeches, but will give a general
outline of thmon and the tgnor of the meet
ing. The object of the people In hearing
from the candidates for the various offices
of the county is to get at their views of the
issues of he day so as to nake up their
minds as to whom they will vote for. Each
candidate of course set forth his desires to
b'e *locted, his claims to ofice,. and his wil,
lingness to discharge his duty if elected by
lite people. lladicalism, Independentimn,
ans Greenbackism were discussed at some
length by some of the speakers.
All tlreo of these parties were put down
as enenhies,'to the Uetnooratic party home
.rule and good government. This certainly
is giving the Devil his dues. That the Ito
pliblican party is corrupt. needs no proot
from us. It. has itselflrcven it. Its prime
aim is to let ignoraneo, povorty, and love
of self gain rule over intelligence, proper
ty and patriotismi. T here'are no elements
of reform in it. It has been buried. Let.
it, still remain under the clods. The Inde
pendent and Greenback parties are twin
brothers of' Radicalism as is shown by their
always censuring the Democratic party and
voting with the Republicans. They are
used as tools to draw Denoerats into the
Radical party. ' The dwut ies of the Demo
cratic party to register and stick together
wore urged upon the people. After dis
cussing the political topic of the day some
of the speakers referred to the establish
matent. of a college at Pickens C. II. and t lie
Atlantic and French Broad llailroad. This
shows at growing interest in our people in
education and home improvement. A col
lege arid railroad at this plae will be tit
makinig of the County. They, will inffuse
new life a1d spirit. into evevya ling. The
college will give cult ivat ion aind imlprove
ment, to our SOnls and danughters andi pre
pare them11 tor' I le act ive dut ies and1( respon
S ibilitiesa of life, will nike t hem bothI use
tiul and1 o~rnmentali at homie and abroail,
wvill enableI parents to pd ucate their
chmildren cheaper and without. sendling
hem off to distaint eclieges; thbus
hrowing around them home intlhience ami
circulatinag thle money Spent ini educ~tion
among our own people. These aure two eni
t erprises we desire t o se e carriedi t birouagh
sumccessf'ully. Energy aind persecverance
will securie themcn both i. We truast that. thle
'candidates will speak of our college and11
railroad andi agitate t hem before thle entire
CJounty, especially the college as t his Is a
honme enterpirise alt ogethler'. Tihe~ speeches
wore all good and everything plassed off
quietly. The thanks of the Cluab were ten -
dere'd to thme speaker.s of the (liy G J. E.
Boeggs after which thne Club najoured.
News Items
Congress has fixed the 10th of July for
aidjournnme'.it
T1heo extra session oif thle Legislaiture will
probably adjourn about thne 8th of July
It is predicted that a bitter fight will take
place in thme Georgia convenitioni over the
nomination of Stevelns for Governor.
The Coutnty Convention of' Spart anhburg
1ha8 decided to n omiinate county offoers .by
the primiary election plain,
WVork on the new Presbyterian Church at
Greenville is soon to commence. The
structure is to be cotaplcted by the first of'
next year.
For thme last few days sections ofIowa,
Nebras ka anad Iadianaa have been visited by
cyclones resnilth'g in gaeat. destruction of
lit'e nlud propertiy.
During a recent. storm the confederate
monument at Columbia was greatly injured.
'Stops are being rapidly taken to restore it
to its pristine beauty.
Four negroes, One woman anid three men,
were haunged at K(irgstree on the .23d ui.,
Anderson Singlet on, and Lucmindat Tisdale
for niurder, and Bostoen Sin glet ary andi
Abram A nders'on for house baurning.
W. L. Clarke, editor of' thme Atlanta 1/e
publ ican, was cowhaided lay Ed. McCanless
on the 27th1 uilt. Clark stuated in his paper
that in the Shields trial "'the evidence of
Mc~anless and Ve iuable was not genuine
it was strained and improbable."
W E8LEYN FE MALE -IN8STITUlT t
STAUNTON, YA.-WO take~ plen~1ttire
in direcOtng aittemntionm to thne wi)ver.
tisement of tism popuitPe -senlnar'y.
[t is locat ed int on0 of t hit healt hi !itd
clim~ateos in ti e worI, whevro overy~
broeso c4phttibuts to the phbyienmI
tractions ulnEsurpa*s4ed if not un
equanlled -In tho UJnion. Its build.
4are ibome like .and elgn
groumnds attraotiv6, scenery grand.
This schooI ls uttonde~d by 189
boarding pnpile fom 18 dlifferent
States. ;lt has mado gmeat redluc
ion in the ost of educ~ation. A mong
edet l et er ms In the Union.'..
aLs.ngPFeroh, (lightna, ftng
reeh 4de4Isman t.
91442)8, oi' a4Wr
OtJt
v--4
a h ~mtdcn logiEsin &
the Feda Cotigress, based'rh
the relative advairnve of tho v
Stit'An >0,opuhuion. ha 0n-001d
South Curoliia to t wo addijutila
members of the Houso uf Represen
tativos of the United Statee to be
olected befo the n'ext, regir- ses
ision ofithe Gnoitral Assembly of thi
State: and it hiincuimbent upon You,
by c41101 legislation aie youll wisdoma
may Suggert, to give offectJto tWi4
increased representation in the coun
il of the General (3overniiment.
In discharge of the further duty
nposed upon m by the ConRi1ttution
of recounondiig to yo nedo ra
ion Quch incasu43rM1 ia 118 L sl')u1 IJ Udge
necessury or expedie't., you widl per
mit nio to retor to onc' other and
kindred matter. The inc'rease in
poptiliatioin und 'ripld development
of m ateril resources in) tll socLion
of the State imake a retIjusltient, to
a hinliited extenti "t least, of the
coluntios devirable in thenear futuro.
'I he Constitu Lion of 1868 authorizes
the formafitsit of Iew countio 1rM
time to time, but, provides that after
the 0nte of that i listr Inen t no new
couIties shall bo tortned with a less
nrea t.inin six hinii.red aid twentv
fivo sqtro miles, and that eaceh
countyv Sh11ll Form 41ne Election Dis.
trict. Bth of these provimions Weire0
inn11 ovtions, uponl the policy which
had long prvni led, and both goe0In
to Imo Iinjuidicious. Several of the
old contities, lnd som)e of the most
thriving and w(.ll mainaged, conain
les,4 thanl this torritorial limit. Be.
sides, r1111 is not t he true crit 1011
in this mat ter. Wiro there is dhe
necessrtty popuflation and property
to im(et' the Cxpense of the new or..
gan iz:tion the conveiiience of the
people is the trile lest, in the forma
ion of t hse stid ivision1 f the
Sat e. Nor- is the ore aiy ic(ssatry
Coneion(.I bet ween ih 0 Jidical un (
the Election Diotricts. I may ho
prel'erable to rotbui t lie sa me divis
inns 01 loech, or1 it mayd bo pr'efer
a~,o forerfly~, to ha've them31 in
1oeinstanICes8 i ddfeent.. Ce&rtatinly
prlovisiouns onl thiese sn' j'ect find
their proper'I pihie iniho e~5A1 Statu,
where' they canU with,1 11mie fneLCity
be0 modilied or' (ebangied. They
la.I thereor re(iilconuneht) d thaIL
ia t h is sesioni the m' coss:a -y) le'ris
hitionu bo0 hai to1 subit~n to thle giud1.i
ing eletion0), thet quet.8ion of a re
jpeal of thle prov'i'sions ruele'rredl to1 in
tution. Thes restr i iontiiis being te
her.ea('ttte m1121(1 fr1 V Oei1tn IIics in.,
ter'ested ini11 theformationi (t' ne1w
countties 01' in the estalishmnt of
nlew (lectio d'1 stritIs, they~ mny) h)e
'onlsidered'c by fit ure' Le--;1:Ii'hs-s
ratisd of iiltatin without founi~d'
tion) ini r'eason.
Cal ledII. 't.oter upon the occaision
oif a p-lrtk'iular eer.'ouny, anid at a
Limre so ina' the peiiodl whlen ther
ough the haillt, b x the popuhul;I
wilshes w ill bo dcisively maiide
ing the puiblit. mind1(, no (other1 mtens
ur1es ocet'1I to rub a1s nece0'Sar'y or'
expedient to r'ecommae-.d to yourl
con)sider'ation.
JoUNsoN IIA~OOnl, Govurlnor.
(CoTTeN IU~ooMsi IN TrilE Ur Coun
is haivn ma f):de their hI)Ieltrice on
the tarm of)1 cthtet folloCwinIg getle
men on tho day's named104: Mr. J1. G.
-rombri 2d, P R. Brown 24th.
Andecrsonl InteHigencer.
lIn 14 t h bserver tmail yester'day
vinV ig wa'is ai ytellowi eniveloipe, p)ost.
n)i'rhed Piniuville, zund O1 Op)Orilit
1, a red cotdon) bloom fellI to the tn..
de., A 11oto s'ined by Mr. J . A.
Yoi uts, said: ''indii enclosed a 00t.,
to bloom011) ) pluched th s min ~lg, 2t
istatt, by Mi'. M. M . Yale)1.. U'. m
his farmn in Pineville .townsh~lip."
CJimrlotte Observer.
Our 0'internation1101 fr'oml vaious s cC
tions of the0(~1i liuty3, is to the eitffec;t.
t hat collon1 1 ii ore0 prlomisi IgIian
it. bid( fail' tol be earltier' in. the Season.
The( wa rm weth is 'tH1 briginlg it for
ward raidi~~ly. On. Motnday mlorn'1ing
blooms wer'e reporte.d lo UN a1s hau
ing in o t heir lippearnitlce the pro
teed inrg ay,' Onl M r. B. Fran0k Raw.
lirison's 1I:ant ation, butt oni Moinday
eeing we rcei ved a1 bft oU)m phi(k.
Udon 8atuirdiay, o)1 Mi'. .1oo~. Siniih'
ptt 1Iin02 on liroad Ri ver . O)ii
Tuesday113'IV we rec i ved th1rae' b'looms,
tnhon on- Monday'.--York'ville E
qutrer.
Summring up the fi nanc111i ndI com
miercOial situatLion, theo Ne York
lEvoniing Post conIcIUdos thait tile
prospects of the coto crop01 11 ae~ very
fatvoraube throughout t. he doutIh, but
espjechtily so in Arkansas, TexalS,
.4Ouiian~ra utnd Mississippi, 'v here
the reatbulk of the crop I'S raiod.
By~) July lt thle Work of cultiv'aiing
de4 qaolnOI roI'l Will be over, anud i,
wiuhfia "laid by or left ,0 mofatiure
befrorehi picking. The, pi'habili
t~ ~~o'eOf l effli WOsii t~oa
ont4~ ~Uh of' 041 our )r$.om
lvnplo ll your town will o
y htlchttiun of the movM ;at $'nd
ilehe proporushaip fin is Inoee
a Il ey~ei a0 niubt, that it *Ili
SWell ppoted by. the ourropnd
iniontry. There are toovmany
young people10'In Piukons Oorinty,
-w ho .must'bo iboerally eluouted,To.
9s to leave thig important duty to
the pivoarious termls of the pub
lic school. Our pitblia selrool fund
i too woui to "commnand talent. of
the first order. It must be supple
monted by individual contribution.
It has to be scattered broal cast
over the whole county, and halle so
thin thit we oantot' perceive the
good. it does, unless it is mingled
with privato subsoription. More
pormanent good would result to the
county if all our publiu money were
exponded in ono place-at some
central point whoro a competent
corps of teachers pould be em ployod
to devote their*hIolo time to t he
work. Bitt I 9uppose under the school
law, this is linpracticable, yet indi
viduad effort, can supply every do,
tciency. -1i all those interested will
movein tli saio direction at the
same time, none will have to move
very far to ccure the best results.
A good school at Pickens U. A
shttuld not be regarded as an ex
pensive coiceorn, Once established
upon a firm basis it will be self-su
taiing. A mill that grinds well is
ulwuys ready to grind, is never
withotiut patronage. Regard it in
whatever light you may, it will paiy
the11 eomunlliiity a larger por ceit of
goo)d than aiy other investment
they-cantt maake. Let no one expect
to nuiko motney out of it at the start
The profits. are . be reaCli.d in
so~m ething bot ter 't hani cash. No)w
is the best time to !ny hold of this
bus(Iiness'1. lit semCI s thait t he tcuch
(.rI' w~ho now ha i:ve cha rao. of the
sco#i ait Pikes liait fouud tuc-h
mtrial(tm thicaitin he u.ed~ w~ih greati
who 11e( shii inlteret inl cdnezation
to stie~ whiiile theo iroti is bot. It
adva ~:~nt ige is no~t~t akenI Of the pres,
ernI.h bom, tIhu e Cuse~ muy rehapse.
intoE a colder s'tato0 than i hast yt
beent C experienced. Let the present
moE vemen~t ()Ct coetr'ate its' for'ce in it
fir st ChiSS noudemsy, it noI mour.e undo
it. will .-(,ont deLvelope inlto a higheri
inlstitution,.As thec fellow who was
abo ut. t (o drop th tiCI g. said: " What-.
iee you do, do it gaick.
. -'AN.
Found at Laat.
An ngr'eeab'l e dre'sipg for' the~ hair, I hat
willt suq> its eltlinug, has been Iong sought
for. Pa.rker's II air NIkiam, disl: uaished
for its purlity6 fully sutpp)lies thi~ want1.
IIATON. N. M1 , June 27. -YeterdaRy -af
ternioon Decpu'ty Sherilf JDolmnaan attemtpted
to arrest. a gamlecr named (Gns Menize.
'I he luatter fired two shots att Dolmanin.
.lighutly wounding him.,pnd Chias. Fox andi
Jacob) liarris, who were standhitg nestr.
Sh~oaly afterwatrds Dolmuann made a secondl
altimpt to arr est-Ment sol at his gambling
hoI(,UeA. Meni~itzel again opened firo on the
deputy, which resulted in the deathi of
hlnrr'y Moult on, justice of the peace, Hugh
I dieston, one of the proprietors of the
lioultoni ilotel, and S. U. Jackson, a salo'on
keepgr. All tbree were instauntly killed. HI.
Lnrtimner and D~eputy Sheritf liergan were.
seriously wvounided. Meutzel wths then seised
by en enragedl body of 01itizenis and hanged
oc a signt over the ant on b nk. . Deputy
Sheriff Bergain is dying, and the - eitizens
ire wild with e(xcitemient. It is thought a
raid will be mnade upon the gamnblers heree
Lt nigh t.
JACKs NVILa.E, FTIA., Jtily I.-.-The
Un ion httsjutst received putrticulars
)f ai fatal reCter~tl bet woon the
whitos and3( blhsiks att Br'okI4ville.
T'hreeC c~olored mon named Tlurner
buda' been for several days visiting
lhe vil hi go armedl and indlulging in
thirotats aiga1inst somtei of' Lte citizona,
makintg muchid bad feehoig. T~is i
bulm~t~itod ai few~ daiys sino *jr a
row in the) 0 tourt -hoti 5, Rtarted by
)fnO of the Tde.ners. eutei-ing tdhe
building, just tA the fterunon 5ses
winn of Conet wase being called, with
tan open~ kile in his huand. In thet
row thaut foullowed the~ three TIurners
were killed aund sovetal other' no
gres partii pat ing~ wounded.. Sov,
erad w hites were wvounaded but, no~t
mortally.
*-s'
W A&ItTNOTcN, July i.-4. h debt
stateinent issued to day shows the
doorej'Atst of the publio. de~bt during
the mon th of June. to be $2,600, 68;
70. Cash in the Trany$M
519.78; gold certiklatia *8;0874 20;
$1lIuea4 certine~ntea 60,098,740O deo
320,000; re'landing certiflon~o 846,
950; legal ten ders outsanidtg 88,.
6814016; fractional 'ourr,,noy ot
stap dng $7,047,247.77,,
t$fdon hats registered 4,107 vyt5
a -Wbite :mtjor'ity7 og6C9.
4
WMAI
The deth'iwt,
lkGea
ton blootii at0 Oo iuop .
The Voltao B]ult CoAlavh
will send Dr. Dy's: Celebte* El'o.ro
Voltaic Belis etd Eicotric app os on
tri.il for thirty to meny ,y p. Ild)
who are nffli otd '*th * Nervous, DMiRY,
Lost Vitality and lianhood, and kindr4
troubles, guaranteeing Speeda snd 66M" plete
restoration of health and Tbanly Vigor. Ad
dress as above. N. B -No -isk Is itiourred
as thirty.dys',triad is allowed.
For Congress.
miy--We are auth -rized to announce H ON.
D. W YATT AIKEN, as a candidate for re
election to Conigross.
For the Senate.
g- The many- friends of COL. R. .
BOWEN announce him as a catndidate. fo
the Senate at the vnsuing election, subject
to the Deniocraiicnotminti~ttkhegprimary
election. Tik announceient. Is 'adle with
out the knowledge, o ol. lotainbut his
friends having an abiding fidth- i his die
interested ptmriotlsm, make 'it, believing
that lie cannot and will not' refuse. to b
come the Peoplo'i Candidute.
VOT9R8.
gi3 That DR. W. T FIELD Is a man
of ability, all admit. Ilis integrity and
'puriy of chiRracter, unnesailed. That lie
has claims upot, the Democracy of Pickens
County equal, if not. superior to those or
any other man, no one can deny. Hle is no
time server, no policy man, no demanvgue,
and while lhe ir nio office seeker, lhis friends
have obtained his assen't au allow the use of
lisa name as~ a caindiilaite for t'he Sienate at
the approaching primary elec, ion. Ie will
iake no vanvass, because his record Is well
known. llut his frienids will press his
clam with vigort.
For the Legislature.
Al~iJ Fr:L!.ow QlyrizNs: Ta'ke notice that
I dJ. LOO'PE R tiun a canzdidaite f'or Repre
renittive of the people~ of Pickorns C'oun.y at
.ensuing el~ct itin, suabjcit to witL of the
l''~'LPL ait Geneiaral Election,
Th*Jrobte Juidge.
- i The friendl. of JT. B. NE~~'lERtY
respe(ctfuilly announce him as a candidate
for Proate Judge of Pickiuus County at the
enisuinug electioni, subject to noiniinat11ion hy
lie De'mocraitic party at primuary' elect ion.
?jf The frienids of J. 1-. NIsW TON re
spectfuilly announce him as a caindid.ate for
Probate Judge of Pickorns COunty at the
next ensuing election, subject to nIomina
tion by the, Democratic party at. primuary
elec tion1.
For County Commissioner.
Da The friends of 0. P. FIELD
respectfully announce him as a candidate
ror County Commissioner .of Pickene County
at the 'ensuing election, sutbject tu er nom,
ination liy the Democratic party at primary
election.
Is!. The many friends of LAIBAN
M.AULP1N respectfully announce him as a
candidate for re-election to the office of
County Coamissioner .oPckena.County
at. the next enisuing election, subiject to
nomination by lie Demuocratic party at
primary election. The record of Mr. MlAUL
1MN1 forces us to mnakg this announcemnent.
* VoTEs.
@"- .The friends of ELIAS DAY re
speceffully anounce him as a candidate for
re-elndrionD to the office o~f Count~y Comamis
sion~er of Piekens County at the ensuing
election, aubject to nomination by the Dema
ocratic party at primary election.
3&" The friends of A. B. T A L EY r-e
stectfulhly iainounce. him as a candida e for
re-elect lout to tf~e office of County C~mmiise
stoner of Picken, County at' the next en
siting elect ion, subjeot to nomainat ion by thle
Democratic pail-ty at primn.ary election,
For School Comimisdioner.
2ji- The. friends of 0. L. DURIANT
respectfully annoutnce him as a candidate
for So~hool Commissioner of Pickens County
at the next ensuing election, subject to
nomnination by the Democratic pairty at
pdnary election.
F or Count y T reasur er.
5%. The friends of 11EV- h. HOLDER
respecttttlly announce himn as a candidate4
for recotimndlatlon to the office of Treas- t]
DreoP of Pickeng County, by thte bema.,raltic
p arty at primary election.
S*TefensoJON .BO E
re'peTue fandou f H as a Oandidat
rspectfumyenatonct h e hiof cadTes.
noreof PlkensC~on tyb the Demloc freai
patryf stylar7 Clotion. heDeorai
pat tojtr Auito.
3'oz' Auditor..
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0s nti 00 Gti1ioa Gitt frit
Its, Walkiig a Vti t
aoge.,pers, Mowers, an'A'.4grleistugal
OONapeet genperally.
f wlpaq 'every Farmer w g 'kekr.
ilphteon15 Bales of Co'tton to y
d~
su fFru ar'sVical .Steamn Engine
wmd asCotton, din.
Ths mai kes an outfit with .but Hlttl -9st;
Imud $t every part of the nachinety ie
nmade of 'irst class material,' which make:
be Engine just as. endurable as a more ex
pensive, machine, alhd 16 more simple and
much easier to manage
ITOR LIGHT WORK,
Such as Ginning and Threshing,
THE
Vertical Engine is Preferable.
We have sold these Engines for the past
two years, and in every partioular they
liavegivqn entire Ialisfaction.
We will give every Mian Lo whom we have
sold as reference.
We can furnish either of the above Gins,
and will Guarantee the outfit to perform its
July. The amount saved by Gitning youT
.ptton at home will Pay a good Interest on
his investnit. Sen I for price lists.
I. H. Morgan & Bro.,
GREENVILIAT,. S. ti,
June 22, 1882 40 2n
ICE LEMONADE!
~ND EVERYTIIING NICE AND CHEAP
AT
DR EN NAN & BR 'S,
E,)LSIRYI, S. O,
t'OM E YE L..15lD A T ES ANID S E'T
UP' TflE SO 1)A WA TER--if you would
>e, tilectedi, yout muist kee~p cool, anzd hav, a
uiet camnpaign in order to winA.
DRN A N &k BRO ,
;Ell FES, Pro)visons,, Confect ions/r&c. All
>f which they propose to sell Chenop ton
Dash to thos~e who may give thema a call..
june_22. IM82 40 #1f
Dr. Westmoreland's
DR. WE lST.\l~1ELAND'S TET'1TER (ANT:
AMENT will cure all Skin Diseases. such az
l'ecter Worm, Ring Worm, Scald head,
Barber's Itch, &c.
MIANUAUJTURED) AND) FOR SALE BY
WESTMORELAND BR OS.,
Wholesale Druggists, iansion House Block,
Greenuville,, S. O.
For sale by DRI. J. WV. QUIL LAIN, Ebaley
Br at ion.
SJune.l. 1882 37 6
A Bridge to Let.
COUNTY COM M18sIONE'rlS OFFICE,
I W IL L meet, t he Commnissioners or Oconee
iCouinty at the Covered Bridge across
K~eowee river, unearOld Pickens, on Friday,
'he 14th day of July next, at 11 o'clock "A.
NJ., for the purpos~e of Letting the Repair
ng of said Biridge. Plan anrd specitnca.
ions will be miande known on day of Letting
>uL thne Bridge,
LABAN MIAULDIN,
Commissioner Pickens County.
june 22, 1882 40 8
Bridge to Build.
OUN Y ('OMMISSIONIMR'S OFFICE.
P~ICENs C. H ,S. (I. 1'..n "' 182
Y order of the IIr ..a of (,ony (,0.
B ruissioners, I wvill be at thpe Ford or
Jig Eaistattoo Crook., above. Kinig's Store, on
'uesdaiy, July 18th, at 11 o'clock A. MX.,
or the purpose of Letting to the Lowest
teeponsible Bidder., the Count ract to Buil
Bridge aicross said oceek. Plan and spe
itication 'made known on day of Letting.
A. ii. Ti.ALLEY,
County CTonuniasioner.
jinne 29, 1882 41 8
WESLEYAN
Female Institute,
Staunton, VirginIa,
3 PENS September 20th, 1822. One of
J the First Schools for Young Ladin" In,
ie Unit ed Sta tes. Surroundigs. beaut l.
1-. Climate unsurpassed. Pupils from
ghteen States. TERMS AM'ONG TIlE
Edi' IN THE UNION, Board, Washing.
ngrg.'i Course, Latin, Frenoch, Gerrman,
strumienttal Music, &o., for Scholasti
tar, from September to June, $288. fE
italogues write to
Et,~ WM. A. fARRl~D1~
Presldent., Staunton,
$ju~ ;Can 2V
the GO0ODSn.w on aS~j
and 'the prices 4fti
Just ThinkZ
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1 u Cuts Complete for
9 'utsComlpleteilir
180 Suite Corpletie for
85) Busta COmplete for
N4i
Suits in .abundance. .ufs
vrybody a 'all ie
prices inonIiiond -tup to $l8.5.00.
Ipleasts moet. fiftidious;wega
fit; we have the latest. at-yies.
64 Dozen of thle Famnous K ,.i ..k
I,** iM;. O W Z. ,
Sisiros, bolh Lauidered and - n'I
ait popula~r prices. Theyi are the- ed
in the ini-ket. It will ake b
to convine. The M is perfet.
Collars anad Onfr s n:
,10001
The very Iatest styles. Hosi j
Handkcetchiefs, Cravats, Ties, It be
&0*,' to suit RtH clas1ses.
Don't buy a ola without firat ins
our stock. it will pay youl. We oait
itn Ord man. We have thle Nobbiy
the young1 Me. We Calti. iss the eo
r Goods mre oulget for 8s ,
po4ition o offer
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Cbr ome alon Landgettem atUl~w
tPpl. p.Fr 1iE' Ored- ST~
in he~nikt, ItwiltaeOu
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eurendak.nt wl --ay t i . We n l'ist
Tn ohe Defn.d~e nabve nmed.bb ~c
.h yon man.e he comait in the bm'
Ourte atoon. wich is'tile inr othflc
thalwark of the Cnoue rt ofk Comon Pra
p itieti tountyr an-o ev acp
la S ., iAtGinSet dasutrI
Cio wilon and to them Cororter
NuR ~TKIT & HOL INWRT
Plau~in Il~ orney
TO20 the Deedat SEnn Duhm
f;idithe ofic offu Clerk o-the
theAn 'L.tda of Apiltf, 182,ands that
ob.1eerstl of sai actaIn aur to parii
selthe. real esa t o arny Dua
ceasede l~~andsl abhe stted.pyen
lebts;and dtrito the re fCunzo accordin
tot law.d oSevou cp~ t
you . i~ss~er u tli nif copAi ty
WhlesC. isal an westai de~alser tla
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wStamptlet tSen the ant ill ii hi
Notnie in hereby011 plineth
L 8 to O.L. Durant, roaP. a
PicOsi Doeudny , Saturday, $Dura:T
Julye tat 1882 fon laei i hsi maeiunw,
etiledmet th fieo mye wark tJe C.
tio, iThomdas of ABogl 188 and tz&~~
corton, atnd stl th e leseb ~n~ f
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