The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, May 17, 1883, Image 2
D. F BRADLEY,Editor
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F-ICKgxg G. 11., S. C.:
TEUESDAT MAY 17, 1883.
TELEMS g
'gr eubscription, $1.50 per annum for six
months, 75 cents; strictly in advann
Adve tis.ments inserted at one dollar per I
Isuare of one iuch or less for the first in8ertion 1
and fifty cents for earch subrequnt insertion.
Lib,eral discount made to merchants and othert 0
"dvortiging for six months or by the year. o
Obituary Notices and Tributes of Respect o
chargedfor as advcrtisements
Anneutcirt C'ndidates five dolltrs it tid- I
The 1ubliO $oads.
We publisth in this issue, a connunica- h
tion of Senator Butler's addressed to tihe tom
rntt,sioner of Agriculture, in which he pros L
pounds [several quest ions about (ie public c
roads in this State. Senato' utller states c
t.c
that it is his pn pose to cllect all the in
tormation he can upon this important sub e
ject, ande prepare a series of communica- h
tio's during his leisure in the summer, for "
n]
publication. If Senat or Butler can devise h
any plnn by which the public highways in M1
the State can be placed and kept in good Jtt
condition without. imposing a burdensomee
'ax upon the people, he will prove himself
to lie a wise itatesman and deserving all the as
honors that could be bestowed upon him. n
What plan he may suggest we know not.
in
but we hop he may de,"iso a system by st
which the abundance of labor uow available L
for road duty, may be made effective enough au
ro accomplish the object sought without
imposing any additional tax upon the
people.
The Graud Juries of Greenville, Edge- re
field and Spat-tanburg, we believe, have Hi
reco,mmended in their presentment, that
the roads be worked by a noncy taxation.
To this we are opposed: First, because the ri
people of the State, of this County espe T
cially, are as heavily taxed now as they f
can bear, and secondly-because three- st
fiftbs of the labor in the State available for ly
rand duty, belongs to that race which pays
"u
scarcely any tax for the st,pport of the rt
government that gives them, protection. ifr -in
the roads were worked by a money tnxation of
these people who, as a race, have al
ways been untagonistic to the interest of
the whites, would be relieved from all tli
dinties to the government, while the whites, c t
who now pay a heavy Inx to educate negro l
children, and to keep up the government. c
would have the additionatl burden imposed
upon them ot keeping ip the puhltic high
t,
ways, as much fur tnie benetit of tie negro
as themselves.
...................-, bl.e,~ to I
pnubl ic ronads kept nmn g.no conno,
t rounbie now is thmat thmere is m n bod nespn- h
sible for tine amnonunt or~ quanlity of wnork
dnone. Tine road hndus, as au rutle, nmeet whnen
ihey arc wnarned ot, anund mtner tine super,g
visnioni of a nneighbner,' go nalon:g their sect ionn t
of road, occasionally cut ttinng a mine nopn tnn
thirow in some wnashi, tnpon wichid a few b
shovels of dirt are thnrowmn, onily to be wash
od away by thec tinst rnainn nutatflts; a wat en p
break is accausionally cnnt acrnos tine nroad I
inn a hill side whiichn getneranlly runins tine bnetd
ofthe ronad, amnd in tine connrse o1' 1 no on inS
three days thIey (lit and1 callI tine ro:ol w ork- <
ed. Now it thnis force coulid be nn:ule more 'n
effective nnnd put unduer intelligetnt aind res- s
pounsible direction, we thninnk (Ihis great qunes. g
tion wouti be abnmnut solve'.. We Inave a al
plan, crudely shlaped oit in onur iind, bit em
which for tine waunt of sfauce we cannomt gi vei
in thits article. We wvill give it, hiowever', it
in a fututre article aind liet it go for whnat in es
is worth. ci
hut in tine meantime we itnvite our rend- in
era to give us thneir views unpontisi qutes- tl
(ion for puiblicat ion. it is a qunest ion that. dI
essentially affects the interest of all outr Pt
people, and will lead( all onther ecnonmnic
questions tnnt ii disposed of. Thnrefore in n
shnould be thiorouighnly and itnt elligen tly di.., ni
cussed be one ainy maddit iotnal legislaution. is
asked for. Let uns, lien, hanve tine views ofC
aull wino have ainy unpon tine subhject, and. ount si
of them all, it mautteris not how crnnde tin") w
mnay be, snomentig practicable nmay be a
'
evolved."
Si
Jtudge Cothrman speaking of the report -it
tlhat i.e is a posibile cuandiate for Conigress, eA
says, "'As uinwillinigly aus inny be pnerson
ally, to thrumnst ny nmie bnefore tine pubtlnic,
it is nevertheless dnne to t.) oflicial positi'nn, to
to-say most ennphaticanlly (hat I haive neithi- pm
er desire for tine position itndicatedi, nomr tine
vanity to b lieve thant nny services an na mnemn- w.
her of Congress could in anywise hue itndii
penisable to tine welfare of tine State."
The Southern Cultivator for nay.
This populanr indn sterlinig nigriuaiunmnIt
j ouvnal is agnain on our tabnle, ann exam(inait ion t
of its content s shnowi it to ibe fully equa ito ot
previous nunmbiers. The prprietors;hnave pumr.
chasted The Souithnern Farmnners Mo,nth,ly, andm( i
by this act have absortbe ine tinily re nmnain. ii
ung rivaul In t heir particnular tieldi. nun
The Southern Cultivator stn a ndns i n t he ver y at
front rank of augricnulnurai p'npersn. and for ci
the 8oath is certainly unnequamlledi hy any, an
Ag usual, Thiottghmts for tine Mionth and tine h
Iunquiry D)epartmenit are full of standuard adh. j
vice to Sothern tanrmnern, and If Thne C-ut..
tieator contaitnedl only these it woutmli e well in
worth the sutbscriptioin price. hut to these
are added,-very irmany oilier feattures of in.
trest aod importanee, emrcn h sub
jecs o TrckFarmniing [Laws frtine Far
lie,Sheep Himsbandrny, Fertiisersi Letters
fromt the Vieuld. DickNioa'& istmton .en
lve-Faurmhn -,The Patuon linsbandry, Jer,
a.y Cattle Notes,.The Poultry YLtd, Tine
Niousehnold, Ciidretn's Depamrnenit, Fashi- m
V e.e ete Peice, per a nnumn $1 50.. A ddrness
ha..P, l Ana 6tut , Ga.
The Gtteville Cattle Show,
On thte 'th instant, the ftrmtre had
u'te a day in Crecnville, exhibiting and
xamining Jersey tnttle and Jerse butter.
'here were about fifty head of dereeys on
xhibition. Col. 8. 8. Ct-ittfdutd( and lion.
). Wyatt Aiken made speeehes. Vol. Aiken
poke in favor of repealivig the lien law,
and anitadverted severely on the public
chool systetn of the .Stte. Col. Aiken,
he Greenville New' says, said in effect,
hat no "nigger" had morality enough to
each children of his own race." The Green.
'ille Netes criticizes this assertion very
everoly and says that it Was an insult to
be ltrge number of colored farmers who
ad assetnbled, with the white fa'rmers, to
ear Colonel Aiken's oddreas,
The Aews speaks very highly of the good
haracter of many of the colored teachers
f Greenville who have never been accused
f forgery or crime of any otheir character.
ol. Aiken also advocated the repeal of the
)V exeltptittg mantiacturies frum taxation
jr a period of ten yet'rs. He also con
emned the last Legietattire for tmet;ding
he usury law so as to legalize interest at
te rate of ten per t'ent. Upon thiis euNject
e stid:
"Seven per cent, was enough, but the
egislature stepped in and nide it ten per
,nt. Molney was not worib bitt beven per
'tIt. The iet who toil day after day had
o bear that other three per cett. atnd it did
at a particle of good. The law tmade mon
7 woib ten per cenlt. when it could have
'en had for seven No hanker ever charged
ore than seven per cent. before the an id.
ent, unle-s he violated the law, and then
t ought to have been asham1tiied of' himself,
oney was not a coinmodity. They inigtt
st ats well fix the price ot bacot at a igh
rate. The price of money should be kept
wn.
"'The interference with the usutry law was
foolisIh it prce of legislation as was ever
ade. The farmers shotui f meet at the fair
id disciiss all these mnatters and aisk quett
ons about Ither They hai the power and
ouli exainine careftt.ly the work of the
egislatore. This woiuld result ill their eds
-ationt and enl;ghtenmenl."
Public Roads in South Carolina.
The Commissioner of Agriculture has
ceived the fol:owing letter friotn Senator
titler:
Ent::t trr.n, April 13, 1883
lion. A. P. Bhuler, Commnissioner of Ag
-ulture, Cohmbia, 8 C --My Dear Sir-:
te inost inportt,t and ecoitomio question
r the people of thia State-- ntow that the
tsck law is settled, and I Itrut permanent
, is the inpove ienI of our public high
Ilys, and as I shall have sone leinure next
ininer-tie first prusptict of nall onilntr
ied recess Il t I five h:nl since a mtem
' it lii"+ . rl e-u- I w:%tt to e"inoopoy i part
it in preparing ftr pblitoi on eu iote
uuttneatiolns ttpool tihat ssltJve. At lea,tt
rha11lcendeavor, when I return to Wa ShI
gtott, to Collate the leadin g leatures of
i systems of publih road work of ditlfer,
it 'irtrs, atilt ittitw setci cotielnisit ns its
I exantilat iolt of tIert limty sutgest,
I want to trouhle you foi' soine datia ifyoui
tio procitre it,
1st. ta1 y(Tn firnisli rite wit It te iin
er of tllites of highiways wurkedl and tiur
linedl by the public it, tibts State'?
2nt. Is Ihere ally itetitts of tscrtaining
to relative cootitiot of the highways ill
te ditleitit snies,t , utit it so hrowe
:iilC't', iiowi were'i the tila nitd by whririg?
If' 3(o1 irrivi nor t t i t d i lii va t 'titwi a li
ii to arts wet't hes'e ilri' o ii [ w irjd btte
entlyI) obiliged it'y'out c:1 n ge't i for ime
iroiigth tire cortiy coitini-iolriiis. I pr'e
ive oppteritlities of' c'omantient'iiing with
leiii tIat I tirive Irot.
The pub liie r oaid prtoleim is ii veriy pir
exirng one, vet'y ithlicult t o deal Wiubi, ind]
wantii to get iall tie iiv-uibletin infto'ratin
I tie sutbject-' in otideri t tiat iit may he
.tvedt inrefligetly we mtight hanve all tire
tormtitori piossibte, an<l ti'ene I ventu lre
rttrule you.~ tioail wmri in our111M streamsi
'trminaies at i'bouit at tutu drawni flrom Che-''
iv to Arugiusta, randi titit ectioni ot' the
rite fyinig abovre iucht ri tinte is where lihe
'catfest trortuble is exper'i'nced-t 'he lulls
iid elay tilnd stone iit Ibis teglirn hiave hith-i
't. oiall thle efforts of' the prubhlic for
>od 'rods, tutr' our pre'se'nt 1i n of' dial -
g iItih tihim, iandt tie opurii is giowinrg
at )11 s o liritbage is tnecessary itt ihe iter't
tinge shaul libe I am i not niow p 'ir'eare io
ggest . One thinig t am inprepared''h f it a,
wvever, ttiit iin inaii) ny 'rt'sit rthe ciiutryi'
e tloait' art not lit to bte traivelted, rant I
notw betieve ever cart he mnoe sio underti onur
'enit systemr of' intr enantcte I care' nut how
'.'The greater parl t tirt heiiounI)tr elow
is hue mar:y get it tong utndetr ifhe ott phini
it haive pajnis.ible riiitis bieiause. of tire to'
)gaphily of' tire coilitiry randi charancr t'ro
'e soil, hilt I think ir is demronistrabnlei, if
re id:ir couiti he hadi, tiat the~ expenses
curredi~' in rthe tip countrty fry reaision of' thet
ear' and itirear of' vehicle's, injtur'y to work
irmals, loss of' ttne amit sourer irres of lirrb
'tife ent our pent'rs,s wiiirueunit a
ize themt altl rndti intin temt jiellt,
ly', io say) nthinttg sit tire ideprecinaiedi vatl
oh' landi, wheirei is1 iinaccessible on ac
onlt of' tbm i'iras.
Bitt I ami sormewhant antiicipa't ting myi3sell
di hraid htter resorve this discuis-iin tot' a
brseqtu'ent cointtitnument, wite li Ihotpe
titrke airnshailt maike, it' I ant isap i j
inted in gilt ing thte netcissariy irtf'ormiat
im. Ini tine Irnen tithe I inivike yourii aii'
irancie aiim shalil feel greatly obrligedt it' you
iI atid me).
Y' cry truly, yors.
M. C. iTr.r.n
Slabtown Pic-nic.
NIt. ENiTonr. The airninual pie inic if Slabh
w nt niast Saiturdiaiy, rthe 12th inst. passeif
pleaisariily. Q4itite ia cr'oivi of p'arit
ks, with ra sprmukhing of old popile, we'r'm
attendntice irs ra'te i its ic was~ furni
ted by the Siabtrownr st ring fhaitd wichf
dod ituch tirt the enjoy mint ofrthe dai iy.
d ev erybroduy wans gay ianit livYely. Ani
iganrt innerio wats servedt ill pio niC sfy le
id erich anid everty ind ividul Mee'med toi
uve crriedh withf tiem ina fir st ratre appie
te, if arty shouhni haive bieen sir imrprirtent in
itmig rus to pn'rduce sicknieMs thiere coildi
nve been ito cauisre for armi, asl I lire were
ye .\I. ti's. on ithe thill wvho w oiibi harve iak
i it 'pecial prride in aditnitetrintg to thieir'
'tnts andt dhsplaing thiri meiciial skilIt.
ft er idiin ner, rthe younrg totlkni pau~d away
few hiors ill *-rippinig the ight fatti,
>e' to the excellenit tnusic f'urnishedl by the
rand,.. These occastiins are alwuays etnjoye']
y the young folks an'd cit izen- generally
titat vicintity, anid ma y youir scribe anid
II others who were there last 8aturday
ye to enjoy many tuore iihtrr occasionst
iLr.'anr.
6'rvivors Meeting
EAstm, 3.U., Apr-il 2+6, 18
Prsunn to published cail, thot'e
was lod this day a Survivtors Meet
ing of the members of Company
E, Second Roghaent, Rileu, S. U. V.
Col. R. E Bowen Was requested to
act isChait-man, and Lient. J. I. Gos.
sett made Sucretary. There wer
,t prosent:
Capt t E I3owen,
Lieut J It G(,ett,
1ht Scrg't, T1 J B1owen,
8d Serg't, W T Bowen,
Corp'l, l iey S mmInonis
Ensign, Z 11 Watkins.
PitI VAT:st
Wm Watkins,
Moses Chu-k,
G M AcAdamus
lsiac iLangstmn.
13enajath Williams,
Wml (ialtt,
J F itunpy.,
J W Elis.
' Carter Io,
J M K mg,
It A lowun.
It was r'.iolved tha,t this be m,:0
a p,erm;t,;nt organization, and that
it mIeet yearly, and that the place
of me-tiirg be 1Ia:sloy, and thu time
(of m eteting, the 2d Saturlday in Au
gust of each year, and tht the first
annual melins ing of the Company be
the 2d Saturday in A ngust, 1883,
anl thatt, the lion. 1). F. Bradley be
respectlully requested to address us
on the occa"iuon of our" firskt aI nual
meeting.
A motion prevailed, asking the
Colonel of tho Reginent to ce 1rtes
p ond with thi ethier field offieers of
the regiment, v.itth i view to a te
union ot' thu enti"e 1'e"gimnent, at
somec Convenlietl titte 1 (1 placu the
eorniing sunmmer, ateii that it it be
determined to hold a r-unitron, that
tho C(l11nel renqest tlhe, papers 1b
lished at P'ickens, Oconee, Anderse'n,
Abbeville amd Greenvtillu to insert
the timu and pIlaice of such re union.
The prepiration of a roil of' the
Company vaS made and is as fol
lows:
Capt 'I I Boggs, (lied from sick
ness, 1862
1st 1,iet It E: Bow en, pr~nmote,l
to Captain amd (,ohoiel-wounded
at \V ilIs Valley, 'eiin.
2d Lit J 1J1 iG issett..
3d Lieut lG A I1endrics+k, wwoni d.
eid andl died, 7th Uctober 186 , a a
Iticthmond.
Ordurly Ser-'t W m M "itht, dis,
Ubhar." d to m8'
2d St'rg'. G \V Brad ley, pr1omlote"d
to lst + 'erge nt- wouttndted at .e"t",nd
t\lan;tsa-, and killed at I\ ills Val.
ley,Tn.
:3d1 'ie'i 't, TI J 11 wnt' 1, prommet +d
t 'eriesll - W ttKided ;t tCf e d
e1 at lt.l.eI1d [r i t:I licsA .
Ith ? C r',e Dixi 0'.IS r wc nd. ,
-iedt atd ,iite't I armiad'ded
Pal, VATE21
I1futonK A b)triom iihe, k illed. atf
New Al:arket lcemhts.
lR A Blowen, wounsd 1dl t ira.-r'
Wim it lhoren
T1 .51 BurineIIC, n. onKded atL Peters,
hur g andI. died.
Jamesti IhIrdine, k ilied atlap
bel's S ation). Teoisi.
HeV *1 aI e t kil letG in.ll
XX b <i lard, id.
Thonn)is W ChiapmanIK), dlied.
edOi KatC ra
J1 W EllIis, wo.sided atL CJampbell's
J A iFloyedl, woundediil at WVill
Farm ii)-d1ied ini Teno I.
1) 11. Freeman.1 1 VItlr)ttl
XV Ai. Gat,kille a-I Wlidileress
Tfhos G:aaway, (1aptured( aIt Will-,
Valliey and2( lost Might of.
H N GUanw'ay.
WV(1IaI (Gibson12, I(iiild, ait I)arby
Geco (Gasaway, Id char21gedl.
(ChiyVtlon I asawa(y2, diled,
T1 WA lliilng(worthI. wounIlded atI
J ohnI lielenderson dI Icha2rged,.
(1hntIon Bohm1iKgsworthi.
BmdnIiie( ililot
.1 ( llendi jks, diischaKrgedl.
WaXilrren la)5mtn, tranKsferred Ilo
WVI m Jamison)K, kIi lIt Soty
J .1J Jai sol4( I, lostI leg atI W id('ness1
A P. JanusI5ti, woundeiLid att F'ot.
TPaylou i Jamisen,) lilelt,
U 13 Joines,. died.
O) TI .Joies le,. leg m?. hari.o
J T Kings wout nded tit Spotsyl..
rantiA Courthuusc -.
J Mi King
Elishat Kelley, died l p1loh.
J. It McWlortoti wuunded it
Fort liarrlson).
J A AluWlorter.
Bart.on tilorgan, di;d-.
W ii Dinutiin.
T1homttt Manttley.
Winl Manley", woundehd 7tht dct
Darby ''own Road,
J~hn Mautldin.
HIbe t Mauldin.
Jamem A Mu,alan, wounded at
FrasittiA Fa':rml.
Alexaniet titildin.
itery Manley.
Matrtin Alattley.
J G McAdtms, dttd.
G W McAdams
J B Wi' McConnetl
firt Alrt.it dlitschattgod
Joseph Ma1t11tell
Be,- ttt tlutllinix( disItarged
l santc 2tln.,Hton
E 11 Laawrenceu
Jt rc N iAt wi' iote, died
( W Lesley, wounded round
Iiellnond
MMse+ l.t,ley
.1lust- 11 Ltsltey, kllvtl. Wlid't ess
'' G 1111
WV ilis KJ'Siieldm
A (',.Sh 'ilts, died
Alexanedr Prescidey, dted
C P lley1m,idi;
J F I:antply, wV,Nddd, W Ildornesss
Ca1 ter R(oe
And.esuttn Roper, killedi at Wills
Valley, Tenn
Riley Sintomns, wounded 7th O et
( .11(i) iIiinI1omts, wu'dtlttted
Wn i& st.th
Lj R S11nith1
E:lisha1 skeltni
J It Si.t terticId
Win Skeltoni, dihial gt'gd
Andc'&u1, St:.tk
1 F' '1'unl,lutin
lItenuj:th Wtil'i'.is, Woutted at
W il'erncess, 71.h1 Ort
'1' W "V illiatur, dlsclhargetd
R 0 Wtilinttts, intaisicrred it,
sh1arp1 nhotetr rtegIlnen
Frank Wathlill
W m WVatktns, w~tlnded, WV1ld'ntess
'T B Vatkiils, e nstgn aid col~I
biatrll' of Icigieint
Net.on A WIll;uns, tri..le rrid
Allred Taylor
GereTaylor
(% 1' \i Ilhard, wouun,ledi u tectanl
11anat+'Als and p rted(;t touud Lieult.
N1 t. Eitat: 1 a see iul your I:st week 'e
snue thatt '"l.berty" is sti on h1:tnd. 'Ithi1
Ie w\ilth a ve.ry 'eng"Ihy COumIlniC:ation),
which when Su11nn11.d up1, 1a1noun11S to no01h
ug--it is all bui,iit lie inake.s no attempt
t prove the corieclncs.es of the assert.n
ivhere hie satidl th. it is the mtajo,ri:y who
isked for Sl pt:.ce ,t, detrem,l their r,gt s. btut
islead says, in sibst i111c, that we appel
o the Edlit,r to Sunttin our dIeCIar:aion,
Who knows better tla: the Eiil1r wl) had
usked im tor o spece in his papp. ** "I 'hiri v"
- prow. .s
:iuse siomei palrentsi wi.I inot selit to aniy
ea:chier, ) by prini''ig t lie inhity of1) his as,
terl ion ii uiei, wheni lie says "over one4
ilfof thle chilifen ihar iltghtf to bei gitti'
io s'choiol arei keptf aiw 'y by Chie act!ion ofi
hie Trustees," by givingt the atverage oiOCii
itiee of the IEighite AMile schoo.l for Cthe
tioith bilegititi ng uClh F"ebruarty list year,
tai Chie tuonthi bein~in:ig 12th oifi s:atie
nthtai ilhis year; aliso fihe Liber'ity schlu
dliii schtoifllhis year 271; lainei schiotil tii
ont the Eigh iiie Alile schiootl shoiiws a
arlger aiveraigi! e ltene this year I han
ast1; also hi'erge titan te L i'etiy ech.,ol
'.here! they have the tiavantage' ol tihe i,own
>i Liherty. Yet hie siy s >ver uthlie chil
iarei are kepf t away. We learn fr'om -Libi
Prly's"' coimmiun:;catlins tnatlihe Cont plains~
ICiit th 'e eeing board not1 givitng hiin thie
sighiteen i.\Ilie school. The' pr'cein 1fg board'i
lidi give htit thle t'ross Rloads Schtool, (lht
laid ini suabstnce ini his 'oinoinitacitn
hat lie preferedi!i any o thetr school to th
vilafvcan lie dounii lot s'oC i'y t'i tpus
lie wrth of h'ibery. We a~'re conittn,i
littitgh at pubiliu jtournial is ntt wuiihy it
aiuee tbrugh' the samie, wi will ciu.e
ia i comr,iutuenttis 'ontc'ninti e Ci' ighi
'tn .\lihe .ichoiol. an l Sty to --L.ibet' ."
i coniilCisIin thiaC if \we art giuillty of
talhl yiou iinettse. you Ith li Ciie 'th
we! hiopie yoiu will) re'port lhe ai' l *to
blle lhool t'o iisioInlr am etTt;a him 1
et tol acconn wlr ourvi not witig as thi
caC. I her we wi i mee yo frue t
IA LIwi n proToflthe weosid.kntw
liis thatk the 'II resu ltaf t t inve rtl ge
baiill tubiebed in Tuks tinNrw.rk.
Iotally knowe whoi h' avet donbe wrnrin ithist
i at t allr. r ii 0 1.1.hi lin ai iTt r ' .
La. 11. nti!C ATe, catthieor,a te
roil n will ;ircata aris in tare
rDopoilt amonsi'eeksn aoniew pYork
Chek orsle o taiwtht N York ndc har
ionQ in. amont of$.9Ln over a
Black Goods
23 Piocce Bluok Casdtmbtt j
opetied.
Wo haveo ah ittitniso trradt
these t,oods.
Thto qtillt.y tthd pox-~1 Mnust
the inditcement.
This shipmn(4t In deuidldfy t
best value wv hlavu ever sold.
in thin lot is th11 p-et Liest $1
uCu 1e' that we have over see
Lower mnmbers inl proportion.
'T':tc about IBargains, but Oht
Veti((lt re)re't"lnt the tull deitditi
of the word.
In atlition to our line ot t1
nlee't', wE live it 'X(Ct'ii0i itt1J
Black U,,o ' such as ac ite 13tttitn
La'-e N t It's Veiling, A 1At-'
ClIIthb1, 3erguIinu Cloth-4, 13ri?ti
Uloths, lharaithlea Cloths. Crc
Uho 4lo , all wo..I N un'o Veiling. (
mingle ua(l itouble widths) all w,t
Bulti11gs, &c.
Ask to seo our 81 00 Nut'n Vei
i ngs.
such t stot-k 'II llack Ktu. 41),
hard t o luatchi, and I he 1,11i(n i \
th 'r<- is the trtu'e,1!!
We ho11in1 thlli-'( (4.. s1' 4 0'%'
('A111 iitl,d bow-ht it h r11 71'ti it
N i\ w. . : ir (1t ' . ". t , h - .t
-O L: T .\ t I K N
wl -l'- I .. brit- ,
w it h .1''1 . 14! 1' t I .t' t " !" .-,
1'l' (-11 . t1rol tt n\. ".,..., 1
14( '(Ittl' ti itT :.i V e ':t --.1W . 11,'1 1
will (ot1 : sk t'll 10 buy "..r t , U.
It -I pe'e 1o Il1 .
J. H. Morgan & Bri
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL'MEJ
CHANTS,
(RI ENVIIiLE, S. C.
Corner Buncombe and Coff'c Sts,
Conversation
W''r" sIud1 we go to get tew Sprl
tlo, ds at the lowesi prices when we vi
Greenville. Well I ni lw:Iy gi tti Strlld
k Ilarr's the firat place lldt hty Wits
'upltied.
4444hu'1hl CAod ito mr)
Teni:h i or(44444: 4444,eo,
their 4'alesi44,.en told me44 the4 (other4 (1ay th
wlere b4ough from0 a wholesale414. h4n44se ii
keeps4 ak retail st4re ini a birge city r,U Iib
are 4"pe(cia(lly for city' trare'.
"Wha can4 (044rad4ley1 ' & liart mean by(4 144
ling 1 2.1. Cenl's lile4chd' .loods :at li0 Cen
They.) 44ay it is forl an4 ad'ver'4isement4, an44
41hink it i.e title, for' I 44ever4 4(aw1 44nth goln
for1 4 ha4 pr'ice. I huy4) all my4) lIhi4t.rched! Goo4
tromil them44. 44nd y4ou can4 get the sninet qinth1
e4very) thnie4 44 it) cents. They.) say) 4$,!
yards4 '44h14 sinice l.'t Janua~i:ry. 1 am44 thtt,e
iitg (ot glingJ. a llick 4 'ar.hm'er'e. WheIll
.4:n4 buy
rr offer $21.
,tton in thet
lay know
.\ly advi
'leIing dre
dusi44 iil
444o! Nil
itte ones 1 i44444 4 will 4444 re'(4ire* airy) WIi
n4g. Yo4 4can4 get a1 nice4 (4al1 wool4, dae
;1.44ds ((orII 104cents, and41 St~radl ey) & liari
23 clnt (4'a44hme1re is4 loely Just44 4o th
h4ey 14 hve. 44hat chleap good)si in ah4 the 1latt
\4 Ish4 1ioabl hades. 1 mu444 ge.t 14 Parm'e44
'o)4 will tell 44e. io buy) ii (404m Stra4dle'y
arr't, 44oo, I guiess. 'lhey say4) they golt thel41
44ect from44 4the manufactory441', and they hia' (4
1(a4u4i4fu4 (ones44 from~ 12 cet to~ii~ $9h.t0,
o0u eVer' find your Cior4et unicoimftornab
0o, not1 44ince' I ha4e0 been0i Wea(ring one
)r- llcll's4 peifect ('orse44s. TIhey cost4 4
tI, iand ' wioiuhl not lie wihu one444044 for $
i0.
'Please 4.411 me4 one1 in 4g, Why do4' y
d4vis 44 e .444o4 buy ni y I)ry GIoods4 irom Silirt~
e'y & Barr?'! h 4i(d whe Ii t get. any4 thi
rom them4 Ic ( a44 ne(44tVer proVokedi at4 ini 441
lie s44me( (article cheal4per elsewhiere. 'I h
14re alIways willinIg tO sho44w goodsll nnd1 g.
'amples4 it' I (do not41 w9an4 to pu4rchase44 ji
hcen, and44 4lhey 14nsist 04n send(ing my4 po
cges hlomle for mne. Youner i444a4 4w a denC
4se4 of flows14in your041 lie if you4 men4 i
4redi4 to them,411 4and1 ilhink thai is whly 11
4411e llc chap, b.caus8e the.y (do a4 cash4 hu
!4c444.'' A friend1 oIf
STRLADLEY & liAlhtR
Te W. DAVIS' OLD STAND,
Greenville, S. C.
N OTICE TO DEl'BTIOIIS AND) CRli
1Tl'rl4-All persons14 holldinlg Chd
against4 (lhe E'inte or Josephd Pi'lpo1t,
ceased(4(, will present thiem or pyrn
gally7 atiested nd t411ihose Indlebi ed to
sabi Estate will maike pa.yment 1o0h
dlOreigUed.
E. 11. LAWRENCE, Admn'r
miat 10.18913;3
Times are hard we nmst convee-;
;f But ther-e's toty in veylhg
1bl alit ht t, ' ft u
btt Vif U1e Wil4 in bhyi.
A *11t dressed Lady I' al*hyk hE11,
A1tki ett nor and wealthy,
It hab r Wharm in home or street,
tilt Dut, best, it makee one hialthy.
-0
bu Sb, bear in mind 1h:,
ie W MARUHALL & 0O.
Greenvjlle, S. C.
*1 b*11 ti oods both for
of
N Retail and Wholesale
pc43 are the headt1qatb in the Up courtry for
Its
DRY GOODS
AN1.)
.% they haav,e an Agent in New York whn
kvvps them rsupp jet wih foodn evely
week at Iil' low.st ,.- hil' c!aslh prices.
11t me ,," ,et,r inei to sell Good?, as
inw .f .1t . bille I'' I 'I they C,n, he
Suih' w e,-. r ,- : ver.
ln ., 1h 1. W e' :1 1 . ., . , . "h. "1 t, .; a,
to --upo wr1 the 111iS
We wil' mention here that our first large
lot of Dres!S Uiuds have been nea;rly all
suhl, btta we have just received a new sup
Nyl,, nti have ohers *Iicht *111 bu here in
.1 few dalys
Iltlf Wool Goods in aill shadl-s, only I0c
Ilenuttiful Checked. Lace and I'lain Ioutds,
123 cents. -,old for 2zl cents,
Eleg:nt 1igurled and Broc,aded tbods, 1
hoid 16 cents, sot, fot'-I.1 cehis.
Ntn's Veiling in latest shades, only 2O0.
sold for 80 deniN.
Lovely Brocaded Lace Huntihgs. 33 cents,
sold for 45 cr nis.
All Wool Nin's Veiling. the most f,athion
able shades. 35 cents. sold foe 4' cents
And many others too n!taettuts to men
Siti
Black Goods, Black Goo h, M1ack Ooodis
Everybody will tell you
st
t'y at.HAtlI L CO.
tsell teti at.
'nsmgeres li dubwlle-widutth from20eu~ to $1.25
Nun'"s 'eiling. Criaue aind lietwiletti ilothsx.
We h'laave justI rect- Vedl somn:e new Gi Uoodts
. p ibhis line. FrwenchI .lersey Curd, andl lIe
barr,es Cloths very, tight fur summller
wear. Sndframe.
ts
IPrints, Prints, Prints.
.lus opnedour tenthI case of lhase
re "itodst thils Sprinag, lhes. haundleomiest andi
0 a'sI lo.i everi Shovw'n by aniy 1ietuail IItlose
earu&ly i'vers bodwy kiio*n we have rock
holltum prices oh I)omtest ic Goods, but for
irthe good ot ihe public we q1ttotet
' 2t yardsl New Styles Prittis$.
r20 yards hIOeavy QuIlt Lining 51.
tO yaurds (Good Shirt ing $1.
e12 yards tleavy lirilling $1,
12 yds (luod Seau lsliandt Shlitnlg $1.
Ii 10 yards Alatiire's Tlick $1
o 12 yiards Good Tick $1.
e 6 yuardls leavy Tlict, $1.
.e .nd. remernheri we lave tie b st 12j conita
Iliack in the. maarkes, which we* are schting
*10 yIt)3 dx tfor oune dllair
lt ott onadle,.
~ (~ttmu Tu e eds
y
t. ~Cassiaunereis,
.,i e suire to come and1 wee us and we wilt
y ave you miony on tihesie Goods. Our Stock
of 'Table Linerns, ILinuen Dloylies, White
e? Goods, Embli oide.ris, lances, Gloves, Ilaud
ofkerchiefi, llosiery, a11 n ony othier ar'ticles
.donumerous (0 Uention are offered toth
..Public,
For Less loiiey Trhan Etlsewhiere
"For Less Mtoney Th.an Dlsewhiere
Ret'rnembetur w he place just betow the old
gCourt IIlouse, next to
ta EII(A NON & MILL~EltsN
ist XT
k.
E. W. Marshall & Co.
ey
(4IIEEAVILL~E. . . M. C.
REMEMBER OUR
N. B.-.--pecial inducements ofge,ed to
mcrchania an.l im..e t'.,,,. ..
Nilkin6, Poe & Co
'WhoieheDietrh, 1)' fl u
rdii4a, C~ulry, 1re &$
Greenvj1he, S. &
-n -
in I l 101nm ][1 itbtk mc
Plotit Hsoes, T%1 4
ChAhft; Ittuhe .
Back Bands,
Single and Double
PIKW 'Stocks
O hand and cheaper than they h
b en sold before in this market.
ACENTS FOR T:
POR1TA% LE ENi l
Which l.ead the Worll for Strengil
rahilhty ni +nptieity. They are
conplete Engil , il t 1t lttafke;al
never failed ro give srttistactium. II
eeivedl the highest LtIWInhhill AWahtl-d "
Itl ias th,d Itwo dliplomasy. (.iW Nt''
Internatn~nal Ixhioitiun, 1lelhourne
talia. in coipetition with twenty-five
F;ngines from all part-4 of the world.
1 hinioto of one huttilred dollars t
Louis. \lo , Oelobef, 1F$, over fon
other Engines.
AGENTS ALSO FOR TIlE
nnaloy'"M 1atenit Rteven ;
ble Tboth Harrow.
6tatndatrd Oiultlvators.-I
lung anud Walking.
Standard Rea pers & Mowt
The Justly Renowned
Celcgraphli Feed Cntte
CELEBRATED WAYNESBOItO
ECLIPSE SEPARATW
ALSO FOR TIV,
PERRY ROYCE REAPE:
The lightest Reaper in the world
mits any cr.p i ha a e :per can cut.
he lightest diraft 1leuper in Il.c world
is the sin.plest Rtenper in the world.
PElr R Y OY(' c:n run on st eeper
dies and on rougher gruunl, with sin
sieain, and fiter. and not break in pi -
hain anIy oither Rleaper ini lho world,
'unti etii a laiger niumbeir of acres oif gi
with less exrense for r*enauirs ih..e .
mug
Rluibber andl Lenthlet- lieluinig a specin
i rall si ockiu away.s on hand and at lot
Hem'ip atndl Rubbier Panckl' g, SaW 0.:
ners. Files. lauuiing. Ielt ihiioks. &c.
A Lairge Litie of thle mol(st imp irovedi
Ciaialogiies andi Prtices of any Kin,
lahiniInery fuirniishe~d u1O1 ipon appCiationi.
march 22, i1883 2(i 3r
C'ALL U.N
W. T. McFA LL.
VOR JFINEF TEl'As, COFV1E
Giis andi
ish.
Calicoic,
oI)iicry,
Solo and1( Upi
caltther,
Powder,
ShIot,
Lad a
PlIow Stocksn.
(arpen1ter's anl dShoe Ylai
ill att re~asnauibIo d i
oc t 26, 1882n
F lilE Exercises of the ii
wi lbe con innited e aci
birourgh th e remiainadei
year. with the flRastnJ
RILEY, D.DI. niid tWo - ec
era. IInsirninmen Ia) andi I
e tanght by an a'comp1l '
pile receited at any tingii t i
he sollowing rat es p. utfI
layst
haiin and Orcek,$0(
lier Miahmaties,
ninermiedhutte l)epaiitI neiil,4
~repraioy Jlarluefu 3 i
R. A Cus.n hir. hardTruter.P
iiinrc ~i, les3er