The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 29, 1883, Image 2
B. F .3RADLEY.ddtto
PICKE NS Q, It,, S. 0.:
MUR AT, MAR1 29, 1883.
At adbaefiption, $1.50 per annum JorSix
months, 75 cents; strielly in adtance
Adve tisrments tnserled al one df7ae r
t*ltra ofjr, intA or le.,;>r the rit t'nertion
ttd ffty cents for eart 1O71irquiet insertion.
Liberal discount made to nrerhaWtsand others
advertising for ietrotMior t,y the year.
Ob1trarr .A'oftrn -nd Tributes of Respect
chergtdAfor as Aducrtisenenta
Annonoing Candidates Jitw dollars in ad
Radical Persecutiobs.
'Brewster has employed the carpet bagger
Willard, who the Democrats through a mis
tA en policy elevated to the Supreme Jis,
ficeship of this State, and one :nyder. or
'ennf8tva'art, t'nd Croswly of Nev York, to,
ntsi Mellon in the persecution of Demno
tffiie voters throughout t he St ate. 'he"y
have therr agen4s out in different sections
of the State 'm'bafai eringcases 'tno 'h 'rieel
nt the npproaching Aptil term of the Uniita
-States Court at Charleston. Tlie cnting,
ycophantic ronegade, MeLane, Ias vect
ly beM in Clarendon -eennity, wi'.re it ir
said he procured Ilhe arrest of several of t lie
most respectable citizens of that county,
cigainst wh >m notlbing wrong lis been al
leged, save by Greenback renegades and
Vicious negro ladicls.
A4 Cheraw it Chester'telhd conmty, ope
ttions conimenced lnst week before one
Ladd, a United Sates Commissioner, who
it will be remenibeed operated it this
section at one time agrisst illicit distillers
and, it is also said, carried blank warrants
in his pocket, and filled them out to order.
These prosecutions are gotten rap to fill the
pockets of Radical ofli'e ho'ders at the ex
pvnse of the Government, and wilth the
hope of terrorizing our people to such an
ixtlent as that they will permit the retora,
tion of Radical government in tle State
when the assertiost of Jul, Patterson Iltt
'there was five ynss more of good stealing
in South Carelinn" may be renliahed. hint
t his last mentioned hope will be -long de
ferred," for the hontest men of this titale
never intead to gnrrender its governmen:
again Into the hands of the men who op.
rese i and robbed them for right long
weary years. But all the learning anal in
genuity of counsol and all the power of the
Government will be used to conv it our
people, and it is asserted by good autIority
that there is a conspiracy to keep away
liberty. et theise cotnspi ratoris be moet
and taught that, thouigh thIe door3 of it
Sthoinndi priisotts masy swing opent to re -
reive our people convicte d by Wicked juries
and perjured negroes, they can never siliamp
the manhilood ottt of our people or mitake
them ilck the rod that smtites thema.
Vile Efrts to Send Decent Men to the
Penitentiary.
The Columbia Corresponidenit of the Ntew.s
anid (:outrior, tuder dlate of Match I 9th Iiendslu
the following to that piper. 1t is Only slight
evidence of the tile measns resort er to by3
Rladical otlliajils int thItis state, to harry anda
bedevil honest. cit izens and senad them to
the Penitentiary, if they ean, by mnans or
packed juries, tand perjiured evidence of
Yiciotts negroes.:
The seventeen D)emocraits from Monaticel
lo, Fairfild eounity3, whtose exiionit itt w,a
so abtuiptly stopped a fortin ighit ago by Wii.
lard In order' to give thle prseuionI tme
to rake tip new witntesses, camto tdown it i
thiet rmn this evening and tatre awattilin tg t'iir
tiher exalnnntat Ion t o itiorrow. Onii the ti'ra ini
with them cante somea t wenity naegr'oes who
had been seciuredn by thle scrutrinig of l"raic
field. The negro circutit rider, l).ave Sctre
yen, for whose test imiony alotie t he Govern-tt
menrt oflicers professed to get the cases con -
tinued, secured a tnumtber or these witnessese
by calling from his churichl tor vo'unimieeri
to come her'e antd tesltify agia inst thte Liemo
criats. Thns urged somtie niegr-oes vohintee
ed to swear andt t hey are herie. Th:ie negi-oes
ini a gatng r'epairedi on thle artrival of thle
traiti to ihe Unitedt Staies C'outhoutse, whi:e
they waited titirl tnearly 9 o'clock to-niighit
for Snyider or W lirid to meet ant ii instinet
themt in t heir roles totr thle morrowy. An hott
of these worthies dislike to waulk at tnightI
they did not comue, and thle niegr'os tfitnalhy
dispersed. Th'e etect of' thiis tirst tilaiur'eo
drill will he observable in thtei r tentt iony
They are the raf- raf of lIepubhli;inim i
Fairfield, the prosecuting otlicers minig
abandoned white witnieses as ovetr scetpu
hous. The pet secuted Demtocrats, ac-comp1
lied by Mr.aJilhtrd anid Cot. WVood witrd, are
at the Grand Cettrat Itot et Not a mi(e is
missing, Amaong thteti itie it mietiiet of Itie
presetut Legislatine, a muemibdr of the last
Ufouse ail a color-ed Vemiocrat
At the close of the service yesterdiy at
the MethIodist Episcopal Chuirch Sou tt at
Monticello a conterence wals held anid reso
lutions were untanlittutsly adopted to lie
elect that after a critical inivestigit ior, of
the *asertiotn made by cite Malirt in (the first
G&reenback witniess ini this Mhonticellocae
that Mfr.J. '1 Mlagill, oneo of tihe defentditm5
Iwore and drunk at the polls. the chutrcti
affirms that no one in the Contiuaitiy ever
heard Brother Magill swear or kiiewv thim to
sake a dritnk of "'luor, and thie ochtrch ex
onerates him froma this vile slander. iThe
church furthbermore conutnende hirothter J.
M. Kirkland, James Maigl anid J. T Daw.
kins, also defendiante in the casne, to the
sympathy of the pu.blic. They ate, I hie chitr-el
affirms among Fairfield's best and most law
Abiding citiseine atnd high totted Chr iist ian.
gentlemen, hirothier Jamtes Magill beitng a
e*lass leader and Sabbath school super-in
tendenat and Brothers Kirklatnd atid J)aw
i2lns two of its most prominet. stewards
c'- This deolarat ion adds to the proof that
*be best and mlost active D)emoratic cii...
<.0eSof Montcelo were broughit inato this
wihthe intention of distressinag -and
the communltity
NY,~4r says thiat a Democrat detective
'~~)1of the goverunet. is tat, work
JQer rn of ihe State get hing eases
I1pkrioni negr)oes for. vioulatinag the
ew of. the bLiatsintppi ar'e
4f9p and, all Ieas of
$o#Abano beena lentiaheitd. (
4'(
NII. 8. P. . '3t.ct-DNAt $: 1 emeee
in your Wetter In the 8xKTINJNL titnt you
'denounce t1he peotplo of4'ruw ftreekc to be
tlo most irreligious people of thie 'ole
cottnty, and sny I -collection wat's Faktou up
to senad the" -miNBsionl1ieI Afl't MWell,
the people of Crow Creck no 'iot mtich a
-iettthettish 4IetplIe ais yoft imup'so, or as
you have intdictteil itn .yotrt nlticle, an,l
while it is inl mitd te sind'inirssiontrier, he
sure to send some ote i'Io has shunned Ithe'
tumbler and the pitclrer and iave -comie by
the way or lik-enesst of JorJantt. You have
said t4f,'1Q was very little atttentiotn given to
religion and much to illicit distilling. There
is but one in the vicinity of Grow Creek
amnd ft 'gets it vet'y litrle t stom fron t.he
'Crow Cieek srcl-ion . I amii 'rry to k,no*
that .you itel Forgotten what, you wmre do
ing when you spoke about the peopl, on
Crow Creek; amit I Imust say that you were
not mttending to your bitsiness. Probably
you coult: have done some good if you hid
been -i1 your p >st of duty, inst'eCd o-f slan
teiring'th e people of Crow Creek. Mr. El
well, is this what the (ioi who made.you
commaaledl yo tt to do wlien m'e'called .you
q'rom 1int-ure'a uaiik'kess umto his .mantrvetous
light and cotnnmeid you to ,preach the
U ospel Withot. money auel W:t ho price?
It' your Stattetetit had been true cORcerln
immg the Crow Creek people giving t-hei-r at
te.itioi to tie distillery, would it, be your
ttuty to make ma public illnnouniceIlmen t of it?
Sir, 1 think not. M. L. AL:X .antlt.
M m. Ennm"ot: In your issue of 'ImIOl tli e
8ll, we notice as article uttider the hemi of
"That Collection," In wih.ch the auithor sets
down C:row lr"eekt is mn '1sohtactl portiou
of this tnoluntain cimitry where Very little
ittention is given to religion ani.l n tch to
illicit distillery. ' We ask tIrouglh your col
limns togive to those jurors some idea
of our I iglh alplweiatio ti t' their .hh4e1-nlity
'towards us is we le:'mn timt the whole a
motnuto t i wo dollau's were t urn1'u.i over ti
Rey- El well ti'r our benetit, in order to give
11m "ma 'mre (4o-p.l ." Now we have the (us,
pel prie! -eed amotn;; ins reght'ly ail is to
its purity we tlink it too putre to m tlmit o'
-a genecrttl hutrlestine on mny section of our
Cuounty,bec:ause sme itmlivmtlmmls therein do
nmt obey that Uuslel. The (ospel we imve
is the Uospmel of Christ, (o' ait tenst we think
so) andl we have ft'iic as yet to limi iin its
tenching anty t'rectim iun'or it leslueing olth
ers" liut if' 'sti frienwls have a pnmrer Gos
pel thn tht of Chiist we hope they will
kreep It for their owin special t'enefit, for its
smuie of your reatlera im -e 6'mt-mieml aSome
limme since those who lriench iny other ois"
pel h:it tlit of Ch-ist mn umg is eitIer by
word or mcm iou, mre i smte m:mttger of' a dose
of " ptit itIne.' So ar mms illicit distillinig
is concernted, it' tlhere h:ts bteen such a thing
Oin 'row ('reek ini ma tui ner of ye:m's it has
been utknmwmn to its. Very I -ttly sonme wimo
wishei lmke li'other Le=ley to tm:ke ma col-.
lection for Smie Immurmpose or ti her, not know mm
to us, have beemn ,li.,nrhing their nwim'll ,m is
tltout what lts lIn since passed, imt we do
mainmeryiet3 andmm iikimmg promot- against mia,!
domgs.
A vey mmneerss5futl r.cho iol wa' s tiuighmt by5
Miss RehtmieecaI mint , whler'e we ho mpe shle womn
mamtny brmighmt stamis fori lier crown.vi
Our m ihi (or' are' still openm to pr'ommtninemit
buisinecss mencm. No r'oom for nmnil dogs.
Madi diog mnty hol
Ad ions iimia ny rmoari,
We''ll boist ourii bmuune'rs
Anid putll for' thme 2.lu-re,c
Mn1 . l'Currl'oiL itn behlfl of thmo ('en-.
t.rmal l ~'mesby3 teritii(mitoChmch, puleaso letI
tme tli high vu columns ii it'Ihatk the iC
big- hieartedm cit i'zetimnto l'ieketis (2 11.
liir thirtt gentertons ri'tjiosm to( (m.i
aptpoi for' lielp. Ini am fw mommtmim
you)t havie'm mubsibed'iii andii pamiid 8,7
wiich is aL v'ery' imt hansmet sot ii,a'm
stdein1g thme tmny pt'is.-i m lmm ti
imiedliate calls upiomi y'it fot' hmomia pIlt
Am 1 i~2T:'mu..'.---(n m ''I'htursdayt
mor'iniig a t tint hormso, va',ltem' at 200
was stolenm tromt \V. \\'. Ililuloeck m
Ilem.ty It is sti'ised thamt. a nemgi'm
wmmas t,bo t hic, nlm' a patyL sawtm al cl.
tired'm maCil( mi I hli.' tgiittitm.
d (sr tin h 2som Iiitd tetistani
Ism'ieyf. as r." liiilock 'l its IGe m
(mtim)amtte o i ho 25 b if tMm tarh is' a
c(mein'itmt wass Ll( tart bac as immi
I)l67t,mi. 1)1 Li I 11 a, Cse
enmo An thl Nil 5ti h ' mf mmlr2. ' Sir)i
tolniide'ncmlle a ist tii Suow it,,' mmmj'
toil to-day' tfromt \VilmiigtitN ,
mmndi layntebburt tg, Va., to M monmteat
mimm llali fix. A t some1 poits in Ca n
nidam thIi depthI of to..dan' 's jtth isI.
I10 to 18 inches.
TI'mw'm of thmo IFaii tiel pi-'imrs
wmre' hmot mmm oWri for it'Iial andii thle
oL(t'e fiftee titt 'g,(~~ s*imigm.()tm
arre'(Sts, it ,mmtat 'mar tom bei inadel
COt Laitileb
1;Ec(m a IN(I i pu lI,At -Norminn's
N(utL.rmlizinmg 2o'mttma i ht o icmmi
img onem oft thte tm"iL poptlarit aticle's
quaintiot int i very'lii hon-ehll NIt t"
ormi dlo not,L be(sitatet to~ ie Ii) (iti
chiihiron,i moitg 8mo harmtiml')8 beinee
(8ts1m t'pt -Ly.
TIo live'm by dlggtigat Immani i
.gol im a living, andmi. nIthlo soiin
i mo, htorenan in letility1, is to sow
I, dJown in Aslley AmIthmlmet mind
r ca (tn.
A. S. D. of (eIntrtI writet H U,ist
Untt' I%tt-ai c' (nt-en-I t'o -in - ine 41x
Ani it n4iii 'be pi-tit'n', wtalking o'n
ttrol" tfur thcto w-ho att-ond t'ho t+ea"
tion of t-ho 1'ret'byte-yy iht,tl'thu etW
but m1(111 hearteatd 1'reabvtterian -o
Centratl nru be'aut'if'yinv UIli'i"':httrch
and thnt, h. 'Il'hotas Fl,tgo 'i:4 very
net we- ill fixing antil a1'rant in"g ta-r the
P'resbytery-; t,hat Ailtlrew S. 13.tvis.
t'hongh at tletilo<l:l ti'n fnith, will
prement, the table tpun 'VI,ich wiii 1)t.
'oaten --Seo Etxodus 12t b elipter --;
that, tim (own aC; ,-il than jut
'fnitec?d two Ipn'b) i wolls ntt which
all cnlt come and freely drink, and
'ihat, Central i, in fin- sjiirit'.
We hatre iuit 'ootn enough says the Kei
wee Courier to atnotce nIliother big 1.trnd
ing at Dr. t:iley's on last Friaty night. It
was fully up to the other poundings given
recetly in our town and evidencis the high
alpree'ttien in which -Dr. Riley is held by
our peop,lt. Abotut orr titaheti4 -pc'tsous
were present and one hun drett and fiteen
packitges received, contaiuing everything
that. i' needeti by the good housewife in
tihe oulina y depttrtmentl.
T'he Aiderton Journal says: A petition
lifts been extcniively signed in Ai'tler:?on
.tsking I he 13th raid Colntni asiun'totnake som e
tretion forthe telief of or.r railtoad inTcuni
vetiences' cither to ensure hleier acconn.
dalions aind safely of travel, or to fix raat8u
coinn uensunate with the services rendered.
hat k'st-)n po(ile nt-o i,)w feast
111g ont g'ceen pe.9s.
S P it r i. n , Itobert ont (''C. i g n n .,
Sit: ly dlaulghter 'has 'been sufferithng for
isay years W'tii Ih:at dr'adftal aflit ion
known as ke-nale l)isense. which lits cost
m noli n y lullarts, nud n ito0 i hstatntling I
htl the hel telicatl attend:ance, coul'l not
find relief. I have ust"d niany other kiis
of tnetliiies wi lhout any t'ff'.ct. I laot jst
nbout given Ier ;p, was out of hrltti, but
tt pl t"I n d in tie store of W. W. Iltkler s"v
eial weeks sioce titd lie, knuwing of my
dauglter's ttletion, pcrsuiiiatlt ie to buy a
btItlte of your 1Ft:t.tl.t: lt t n..t"r.i-r . She
brgau to inprove lit oncc. 1 wnys.aO de
lighted with ils effects Ihat I bultgl sever-l
mtre botules. 'ITie price, $1.5(j a b-mi-",
scemet"d to be vet II i at fi Hrst, hnt n-o t
hlink it the cherpe.f ptiep-tr:ation on the
globe-; andl, koowing wi I do abhout it, it
It) day one t my fa-".ily wns siflering wvithl
Iht awlul diseats, I woul have it if i4 O.Ist
:S: 1 a, bottle, for I can trut'IhftiIly say it has
cell intly tlagiteI r -itu n and well, and tty.
Sellf null Wife dlo tuost hear'tily recommnend
your FIt+t .F: Ii;tcO-A%to to he juist whnl it
is recoutnendel to be. lte!pce l\llly,
li 1). h' : rllt:nsr'o .
Fsill slock always onl hawtl -tS tow"vy by e.
Anly Ilnolk II.! inl st.ek will be o-dr edt't at
Iul ishers Price, l're h I l,.t of S i-tlioiety,
h Iest qutt y.
11ali P'aper :Ind! Wi:ulttw Shn.-rs ('ht
Blook and Stationcry Store, Opposite
National Eauk,
febi I, l'<83 19 but
Dissolution.
\" n iiel &' J h iit' .I Iiim.igs is is i I:y (l
solvd.J. I-:. A:0 S I ,
M rib 2'. Iss 8S27 .
1H. A. 'InI- (>. J. IX10Gf
I CH'ILD) & BOGGS,
A'T Tl'sI l:Ys &: C'OtJSI.:.lts A '
ed rl CntI\sC . mC
mtuareh 29, Iss' 27
Surtgeons,II i hiore, lhis loeatedl at Iiis,
v'ill', PItckents ('ounty, for thme pi.u-t ic oif
NiIedicie tutal Siirgeriy in til tea' I.itances.
All e.ills promtt ly Ii teiilei im,
in :irib 22. 185:3 2
.1.N lM.--Al persn indebtiedt hn'
estate of .Jiai AleWhor,iter. dleehsie l
aiguinst ti!h t sam, il pir Smi the lei
y at testedi to I lhe tiiideis guem
nartrChI 29, 1 ys 2a
(Cotty~t3 of'Pi.'kets
Sltii J.it li lti N twto u . d'tt'i' o f' ~ tit
Iua to e ito gra hi'i'im . ,eter of Andi litito
.ilh all ndl sittguir thle kitmlit ,out cred
'ealsed, tat tIhey lie am iappiear' betore me,
in the Cour'ittf Proba)Ilie, to tie bel nt Pick
eis U. It., ont the II-i alIly (of Atii 18:1
aifter1 publilcatti heureiof, ait It o'clock ini
the footion,i~li tshi(' ciauso it lany) they'
have, whly tihe.idl adtiiiiraution shioiud
Jh. II. N tWTOUN, ...e.
itarchi 29, 1 8 27 -
liv J1. II. N uw iiis, .enu tl OP Piut
Whetrems, JI. .1. f,.i s, e l.lii id
Ou't iit ine, to gi:ii un lt .ortter's of Athtitt
st'atton oif tthei litate and1( e'lit.' of Jlosephi
'0h (f tle 91u liS ui I' thilIpot.,.1doa
e:isedl, t hat they lie andl "iliot li'o' tie,
it the Court iif Proti eto bei beh ai'il't Pick
'"1 t. II.. (1n tie 14tth mIlly of' A fit-I I Ix g
rt i Fl o t lil iel''t at. 11 o'clock int~
ln,wyIt iidA la 11ist rat io sto I
(lvr tott thty llanid, Ibia I le 26th
Furnitfre!
Furniture I
VI'OILESAL,E AND IRET-AL, R
J. C. C. TURNER'S,
OI.E1;NViI , .. C.
I WOl -'b respe' tMll1y ohll thit titc+nio'n
. of the people of Pickels lr.d i sr-round
ing country to the innenme
'OCK O !ENITURE 0
that I now have on hand. I laive in stoc'k,
nuil aan d1ailry receiving iev g'tyles of
everythiag usaullty found in a kirst chis
FUtNITUIE *1OtJSF,
Which 'I propose't-o vll Chen'per lihan cnn
he boight. else'lvhere in lhis St htt. I not
enabled to do this ns I buy in very large
launtitie:s frtl011 the *oest Factories in the
United States, therefore I defy conmpet.ition
in this respect.
I tnntiftrmie Yny oM yn .It1A TTI SSIS,
.n'na( 'C.tr vell 't en nas cheap as to cheapest,
11 holesalle and Rietail.
'I nllo tinu'nnct sire the fanous ''T WIN"
J//) S'P)'/NT'/, t'aIn I sell for $3 per Set,
'tliI is cheap;cr tlana they are sold by
odsers.
I hlwny' have in STOCK CAT(il lS,I>REN'S
C.l /R/A (://S-from the cheapest to the
finest.
WO O> A1 A) MET -L,1C COI-'/INS,
CASKl 7'S ..INI)I TR.IMMING.S.
When you visit ou' City. please give s
a call at either of ou+r Siores and you will
be fairly and s,alarely deaII with.
All ordlers by inail or telegraph will he
pronmplly altentded t,.
West End Near the Bridge,
McBee Avenue Oppo ite P.O.
C
Very respectfully, 1
J. . C TURNER.
martih 29, 1883 27 if'
RED CHIEF.
I N111TA;IX)M i A N ST: Ll,lON, will be
Il a I'ekr ',sc C. II. ,larchI 2th, April
2td, 10th, I Sth I a i 2ath.
T'erns, $15 and inasur"e. ild Chief is
nr.e the highest lied Stalli.ins in tls (rnthl,
Wais nw\ailetl first prize alt 8lWI aIrolinat
nnl Ceorgia Siate Fairs.
J. E.Altf-, L.3W'[.
mnarch 22. 16t,3 ;13
W - Statinev and Jewelry Stre
NTl a itn Stat isioleay. in greni Vamiety.
- 'h 2 sl-p Writn-z laths. anl.o firss clatr.
hnney 1'ot,l and14 Lelllher-h1n,el boX 1'ape
sres, Silk plush h'loto un'l Anstgoaph
.\1t1bn s, n1a a great variety of g. 1ls. 1se.
f1a: C 'ell as I Ia IIiaIenasl I. . i i..
St'"1 t ' Nf'x t t:h1u Silver 1't \\'me. 11'm,
"It , 1 a'I r:n,l hnivus :n1 ' s S a,a
L . A grat v a rit levav-, IW.ll ih.s,
t'I, c:s I" 'ia c:lc., lit"Ill Silv"t'i. "41ec" aiitl
Ce'ilulnil. The haaa-'g,i as , tlu uaie t (as a
r.i, ges : , 'Isa at:,
I will t'ort te aol, ''a-, l. Itelar.in sa
1 a ' ., ( o' ai t! J1u - iJ c. 'ilv11u ," I i. pty a
.1. 1; BL.\( K, e
I 'avtctaa - aaii- .l. 5 .. lia IT!, E.eiaaa r.lu
nonvehh5. 1882 2;, __,
U!1eijichell1s. [ri.s;i it C
7 'ill E lxercisc's oft ate l'itkens .liaitie
wils beconatinuaaed as a Privias. Sulild
asnrawha t alstsaiiiila' at it' iiaaa C
'aiLEt. 1t'aIa . al iaiu:asperince l'!TeachI
ers. Inliasanaiasaial :nii Vocaeal .\lasic' wia
ths tauagha lay aaiin at .cngi.h- Tenes 5 5-.
1115is ecived i un a ay tiene' by at' slii-t t,.i
a le to hain ag 1at c jil j- qairteri of :,0
dayls:
I lhe \lnaahaeiiie cu. $ tt
las.eaisiliats' I-pinen aast, 4I 11 '
.\~ tee satf liine tlulsthla tAnaler wvill het
aisasessessedto n,ii ssttintci,iinsaaa ls.
It. A. Cutst. I. Clir Iloar d Trst ee's. -
anaareh 8, 18i3 24 8ma
Auction Sa~Le.
JgY' viatian s.f raao tit vaested an at api
.2 asganee anid Aentat oa II, it, ii J
slid las er. ilasa, lay ait t w;ih theai C~acsent
anid sIreasion oiftt a saIujoity ina atinoasiss of
s'taidl riatjo.s~ weas wdal sehi alt laiiery S"'t p
aiaaa, Paickensa Connaaaay, S. (2 , aia S.\Tlt- a
ihA ', aheacst ay ofa3 al ala. 1883 ant il)h
lie (ualer'y. aus the hIigh''st biddera, the eni
inig to alhe sail l' It. Ilins, aill Niotes iid -
.\es,conis natI athaer evi'aiees oft cri'lt.
AlIso, 5lae faollo winag de siibedl II l.\L ES
"*All a those T' sa Lots osr Paartcels ot' Iiail,
sitt a'e in theC town oat Libetay, Coaaaty of
haekenas :and Staac satoresid, kaaowni ii' the
.lait sat i he townt lamdei lay I'. V. Clayt'oli I)
S., ais lot's Nis. ;'5 andai ;4' oan alas ne
astde tit Sacida asret, fraoaniaag (is sail
si reel'. lily I wio lt'et eash, cointiaiig easch '
;ea ia naaatnjoinag Lots .Nos. 22, '23, 24 asail
25 Soaatlb. andai No. 29 and 31)0 st, aad a' 11u
ansd 3t NoathI.
A1.LSO,
All t|atla Lil ini the towna of ibercty, Coaaai
ty ot l'itekeni'. it ta Saine aioreiiia kanowaa I
in the phlas tat the town,aa ntasde by~ Ii. 's.
(Caayiana I). .',, ns l.ot No. 31 ian s'seaiia
just .'Lai si rests, adiinag Lsias Nos. 35
anaa d , atia.t conStiin iig 70. rods.
A l,80,
All ItIhat Lot or' Parte of iandii, ly intg oia
alli ahisaee, tawan oft Liber'ty, ('otaaystj
l'ickes'l,. State' iaosaidis, hl l-au tia .as
:12 land 34h, saitae beinK~ Liii No. 33 ini a la
tpItlat a lie towa, aaaaae bay F. V. 1 aC ou,
lI, S.
A 1.81),
Alt li Inaoa aun whiahl alas Tiver'ay Stile
s liasante- sia East sialt. sat St' ati s ut,
aaraier lahjia andi Sidoiud, conaaaiing 5tJ
odIs aiore ir Iess.
A 1L81,
All thIat 'Traast sit tLad, lyinig alt nri'a'j
'asn lows ipjj, C'ounaty isand St:i 'ut0i'.ajt, i
isawnt n.s: *t'hna Ealte traest het'ii Paals
,alit('l co i'es-d to I. I{. jjItastis ly I
"owlsr, coiiaainiag 1au 'acre' iniore sir lesaas.
A 1,80,,
All at' Iitere'tst' f t. . llsrtton its the
"alon oir l Jaoh t'. Sinhh I & Co., ands in
bec , ott in ina of P5ark insa & CTo. U
A laStO,
Oane I alrse 'anal linggy,
ni at' folloinag terms5a, to *is! (fsh fort
very''hainag exep the llenl hXtaite, which )
ill tat sui tsar onie toutrtIb cashla, reinn itsder'
syabtle ist, day of' Novembher neat, secuared
y a inoragasge ot ste prei sea asold,
J. E' l1t)(l(l, Aissin e,
IE. It lOt.TOtN, Agenit.
W. al. C(U.\ ~l LEY, Coam'tee.
marchitj a2 158'a 2i . .'.
Co,
Vilkins, Poe & Co.
WVholesale IPe*eIMs Ian
rd v, it1y, Irn & elle .
Au. Iumansease Stock of
PlIown Hees, 'TrAvCc
(1nhshi d1anes,
Bick llauadK,
Ingle ando Double Foot
Plow Stocks
n hand nnd chenper than they hhvO e'ver
teen sold befre iII this market.
Il TA1LY. ENGINES,
Which Lend the Worli for Sirength, Du
Ibility and simplicity. They are the most
Itiplete Engines in the market, niid have
ever fatileld t( give t:Atisftaction. They re
eived the higheAt (entetliiil A wards,'ttro
edls andt I wo dliploanst. Goi il M elal nt
nternational I;xhioition, "Nlelbtournte Aus,
Initl, in comlpetition wihi Ii enty-five otllr
ngmnes lroul all parts of the w,,ild. t'it'
remium of one huindired .loll,i-" Ai i.
mit,i o , October, 18S2, over foint:eeK
ther E:ngines.
A6, ENTS ALSO FOIR I il
1;arlej'a' Patenst Revel.-N,
blae T otI1 Hlsarrow.
ilag :in1d lWalkintg.
tandard Re:ipers & MYtoWers.
The .1 litily l (eiion nel
CElLt.lil;.\T'l'I W\.\\'N I.S l1t)liO
1 CLEP1 E S2: ir.AR.LA T?$l
AL.SO FItI
?ERRY ROYCE REAPERS,
The lighttsl litalp r inl tihe woridl.. It
t1 a4 nyC cr p ,1 thal :I Rt 1,p r c,:n itcut. Is i4
he lighbtesi tlr: 1f t "let " ill 11.1 wul.fd. It
lthe ril i" r i n11o0 i l ite w t-" tl 1il
11'E iV lI1 ' 1'l en1 rttn on steep,er hill
111" 1is 111 t? '"* I 1lhe ' e!1 ',1l i,, w1' h s lle r1 1
ler:. .:0 *1 lau- igr- Iln l 11.0 k Ma inpie.
ll ally w i r it n I.eI t in th,- ym-ld.
:aI cu a hi 'er runler of n ces of grin,
InI I ic 1 iih.h1.v . Ie . ,....... :... i . .
B hhri:d.e Le to Lehin ta. :y
[i ieip o i liihe I l ril of' (inly Cont,
fill. Mile. onIrnlich C:'cf., &c.iirliy
Ax o Lreine i te mitlfion fI Impron
I-:LIAS IIYa
itnch o furwhi n nppher:o t
mrch 22, s:
lme forardan So, ie me (E
oin ie tint~ thy sai, wlit pr
wAlhe lgyive te to the nder
N.\NCtY"' li L LAgT~hilE\k E hIix,U
3 .\.\ntt l it K. L T!i \l, Ex'oatr.t
marc 15 I.am;; i g.' .'o
Brtl- idgeS toILet
'OUiik '' CoI ).110 o VItO npyto
4i (Si.nblen' Creek,l An almP
il rLOex A ii I'hek orte
m rchiI 15, 1s8; -4
Greenvle, S. C
Come On, Come Al
AND
1AK ONE LOt at oui
NEW GOODS
J ust ReeI cdt, avid beli!
lceived by every
Mte1alcr diIrct
I ron New
York Anil the " fnetoriecs
o
OUR URESS GOODS are unusually at
tractive this Spring. We comunce b
:'howinlg you a line of flalf Worsted Drei
Goud t 10 icent!u,
A hanlsone litic of i-csB Ui Gtghntlls i
10 eents.
An elegant litle Of Pekin f5tripes, 12)
worth 1t cents.
A beautiful lite of Lace Dress Gooda
15 ceit-, wotil V0 cents.
A lovely line d 31'V oal, 118, wort
2.) cents
Nun's Vei!ing in New Shades, 33k, wort
50 cents.
lllACK G0(1' )8 is one of outr "rer
Ipeciallies. We hive thea tt 124 I
$1 .0, conitht u lt U a tn+',res, iroailet
Luce (;ools, Ni \'en i inui, Crape Cloth
1Ie ruru atd see our D)oWl. Wij' h (nh
t r . lor 25 cens, worth 4(1 cent:. ''h
hIrgest anl preittest lot of Calicoes evt
.... .... ... ..,..1 *''" 11.."..... I, i I
wihto ave3 trigts w n
GoodUul, to call anod inMpettC
tiulr larigo anrd cntmplete
Stock ofi il)Y GOO(lMaind
IOl ION S, iiuitabhln lor
wvill t.ive you1 as low pirices
na4 cithu tChat irlestui or 0 A L.
Cot totndes fromi 12j to 3'3 cents.
Spring .1 : easfomu 1t) to 30~ centIs.
We hatv e over 100A diflerenit styles of Oet
Colored Ilose at 10, 15, 20 and 25 cents.
Landiesq Colored and Whiute 'lose from lI
Co 2aeets
Ciiuren and Mlisses Hiose In endles
qinanties from 10 to (10 CentS.
WVe defy eottnpeith>ni ih ottr Stock o
Ilaindkerchuiefs, hothI in t'egni d tu assort
men01'. and prices it will paty you to flue thi
one line ot Goods, as you can't help pro
ntoniig It comoplete and thentp1
Gloves,Gmoves, Gloves,
(;hildir'' WhIte ttd Colored Gloves
Ladies' Wite~ and1 Black Gloves
rLadiesx' Cohi. ed antd Illack Silk G loves
Ladles' W hie, Colored and Blaick LaIC<
Mitts
(Gentl'emetn's '.'ui ,.. Colored G luyfls
Iho sore you see t his dlepaLttrant iin ot
Manoth Ot I lstabl ish t.iet.
White Bed Spreads
rom 75 cents to $3i.f0, White, Brnown,
md11 Tu'rkey lied Tabtle ('1w0thd, thle miost
mmplet e 8toek ever efthiIbited in any ttail
It ore.
D)oylies atiu Natpkina to match.
Towels, Towels,
rom11 5 t o75 cents,
Thie best 25 Ctnts Towel yo1tt havte ever
D)on't forget one"I ''14 Corset" 'whien you
vatnt a 501 cent.( Corset-.-if yott wanlt a real
roo4 Corset buy Otar "'Trute Comifort'"
Wec are setlin ig all i)otnest ic G1oods at t he
owest possiblei prictos, Ask li "C'' our
'C"' lIleach, andl you Will ''C'' t hie best 10
ente bleachb you ever did "Ce"
E. W. Marshall & Co.
Wholesale and 1RetaI1,
IlCXT TO) FEIIOIUHON & MhILbLR'S,
below the old (bttt Ilovse,
[USEATVILLEaa . .'4 (
DISSOLUTION;
E1 WiltM.' >TADLEY, BARR &
cr l- t'his day (litro'h 6th, 1888,) disules
by the withdrawal of Mr. B. L. Laadfor.wr
O D. STRADLEY " GEO. T. BARR, ha*-,
4 ing t1t'Ohased his ftterest in the store A
'ta'Ailey, la&-& 'd6., the bbftess will be
still conductdd iM 'tl't b't6 $'ote, undet
the firm name'o'f'TRADLEY & BARE
We can afft1'd to sell as cheap as a
1e'a '' M t . WhyI Because w+
pay cash tfor Al tr 1100b b. We do verb
near all the w*k In 'the store ourselves
are weo. a't fti %%6at ekpense to rut out
busiess. We''4oy 1*bgle 'Stessedness--n
one to suppolit 't durselves, althouglr,
perhaps, we wo&td like to have the plea.
'Ore of trying tt, 9me day. So you. sei
tk "dnly itaw to 1tak' t ver' srmall pidlit I
keep t'hiwgs runn\Tg Nftoothly.
Remember our Pricei
W lb. idkLt LkNI lt R $1.06
82 1 ards itemnant Prints 'for $1.00
10 Yards Worsted Dress Goods for $.A
8 Ya'ds Black Cashu eres for $1.0'
lt Y'd irtivi4g rot-*4.V6
12 Varde DHWl'*tti'r $ 6
20 Vard'l Bleaching for $1.00
20 Yards t-ood CAHd6 Yr $1.00
' Y'dts Oil Talba Clbth for $1.06
20 'a'dt LaWh for. $1.00
10 Yards Ticking for $1.00
16 Yards White Piqine for $1.06
10 Yards Checked Pique for $1.06
12 Yards Figured Pique for $1.06
10 Yards Whim La*n fOr $1.'0.
1038 Yards
\Vorsted Dress 'fien a) 10 cen'ts yer yardt
-0A4 VAL13s
Black and Colored Cassimeres at 121 cents-.
These Good.- we sell lilort! As an advertise.
- ment than nnything else-they are worth
y at least 2} cents per yard more than we
s ask for them.
M,4E~7 YARD~1S
Of dlood Il"nts worth 61 cents, to be sold
at 5 cents per yard.
A in t he first letter in the alphet, and wd
sell A illea1hling that is A first class 12}
cents itathiNt lUr 10 cents. A strip of
h tais loods 1 inoh Wide, will hold up a
weight of 35 p>ounds, without teAlhg.
h All Cretons reduced from 85 to 25 cent*
lly our Oil Proof, Water Proof and
t Fntltt' P Ticking at 25 cents.
P antt Lln 1I tent,-rill sell 3 yardA
0
good l'nit Lihen f t0 cents and throw
in the battonr.
t'ofttotnades 10, 12?, 15, 16, 20. 25, and
,3 cehit-.
I.adies le?s binen 1, 11t. '0 and 25e.
Double l1 ilb hi 11h1ck i%%iir1ti at 20C.
All we want is for you to bring Us sa.tma,
Greenville, S. C.
P. 8.-When you want any of the above
Good-, ple'ase say, I saw ihem adwertised
ini Truet l'uuKKas St.5riN,r..
M. i. SMITH, 'Ag't,
THE LEADER OF' LOW PRICES,
E ASL EY, s4. C,
WXT1l,x keep cotistahtly oIl halid the~ ftia
Checks, Bacon, Flour, Corn Meah, irati
Salt, Molasses, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, GrIts
Fish ad Farmting Implements. These
Goods1 will be bitaght anid rold at the low.
est pos.ible t1lure fuI't unsh.
The h;ttlahute of mny Stock of General
Merthahdase will be told at cost. Corne
now and secure bargains, and [ will say 14
those whose accounts and ntoles: are past
due and up.*id, that I must have my money4
Come to see mec and we will settle and save
trouble and expense of costs, besides.
want to sell you some
Thanhidhlg you fot- j'itsl favors, andI su-e
liciting a continuannue, I hope you will not
forget to give mae a call at the Itrigget
Mtore linuase. Maih Street1 Easley, 8, C1
Tisaat are Trmly Weshuderf.us
(I. P. RiUNION,
EANLEYr, * - S. (O.g
EVERL ON TilE Ali,VTI WITIh CA811
in hand to secaare Ilt'gtltts whenever the~
~opptinity prest'if itelf. N ow looak ouf:
tor Jlargainsa. The thate lasa Come wheat
y~oua dith geta till you wttnt. Se'e the follow.
ing and go to U. 1'. IIIJNION'S Empnhorium,
aand get lixargn Itasl
*',000t yards Fatticy l'Htsla, 5 to 8 cents.
4,000, yair,s Solid atnd Mourninag and Cur.
tna CalIcoes.
3i,000 yards of Worspted, 10 to 85 cents.
2,0001 y'ards Patits Gubtds, from 150.4o $1
pter )nid.
Uasuhinteres' tand Alpacens of' all grades.
IRIoot nld Shoes.
Of xlli stylde find. grdsGo Brogan for'
FSl, Ttyu Softi. |iis 2n. Good line of Crock.
(ery, goodl lhe of llardwrare, Wood anad Wil..
low Ware.
4iruocerem Speelalty.
Stignt-s, i to 12 lbsa, to the $1; Coffee, 7;
t o Il0 lbs. to th $1 0)0.
Juast riceiving Newe Crop New Oarleasie
Syrup. from 42 tti02 eents per gallons
llalf Pantetat Floter itt $7 pEr barrel-, R*e
tra Famialy, $11.00.
Mlaokerel, all Gt'tdta, Oitd , ('omf'eea
ilofas, &t1.; all aL, C 1Ns