The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, June 14, 1883, Image 2
THIE ENTLNEI
D. F BRADLEY,Ed4tor
ICKENS C. N.., S.'-C.:
THdISA7, 31tM 14, 1883, .
1vor s, iterip'ion, $1.50 per arm for sir
mon/hs, 75 erntst strictly in ta{tere
Adree tiarments lnerrtri -1 one doTltr per
aybtr; of one inch or 1>trfor thri' t insertion
antd liftiy c-nta fo're'hC st.lis'gt'tt'iY ns'erlion.
I,breral .litcovi+ nie 0to merchrnta crd -ohere
al"ferrtisin+g for sir months or by the yerrr.
Ohrt nary Noliea and Tributes of Rp'ect
Dh1r;7edfor as ad'crtisements
{,iniaty (cndil'esfit'e dollars in ad
anneS
Pickents on the Alert
"In vie'v of t1eyioposition ti chango fihe
lihe of the Carrli in, itumberland Gap and
('hii cAgo 1I1ilnd >m as t o run by 3reen
ville, the PikenIsrt i, ited by Sen
-it or Bralley, comnea lift in 2 tltong t('otesl
.naininst Ithe proposed chauge. It says the
proposed charge woald be unjust. to the
p,eop,le of l'ickeny Cotunt y, who have put
Iheir money itilo this enterprise und work
e'i inir for "i4s success. The : ras1 , 2rtrt.,p
peats to la:bthr ittrdr.r tlie impression that
it the road goes by G'wii'oville Ihat Pick
es 1ndl Insley will lie left ont in) the cold,
.1,tt M tjor Kirk the I htief Engineer, who is
now in this viihlge. inform+s itlhdnt sach
istrot the intention, ndll that if the road
goes by Greenville it will ab.o go by Pick
enl2+.-- -iipidS'hronicle.'
\lajor Kir:. i wilI hho observed, does
nut say tthat t- r rl will go 'hy lesley.
JJut a cliuse i: the ngrecmentt. betivet
PresixenIt liagood nnd the, reenville Com,
millee' pi AO ilethat Urmnv'till'e shall, with
out cost to the company in addition to oth
er reluiremienis, procture file riglit of way
from Greenville to Easley. This part of
'thie ngreement was not published by the
'reenville N ies. Why, perhaps. the Green
ville people know best- But this does not
<ehnige otr position onl lie qeitiesion.
(ircenville is evidently striving to have the
road first o9tn.pleted fit'm Aiken to that
piace and alter it gets Ithere s.e does not
1. tre at 2.Oppr . 'w !.rr' it runs, or where it
crosesiS I lie tountaitt. I ickens aind Easley
can Ihen t e ce o f Ihemselves. lesides,
'he present ho:uid of direct ors will. in all
probability, be ont( nid a new boxard chos
en, a majority of whom may live in New
York or some othcer place out sidle he State.
Thetse ien2 will care nothing for the in
Icrest of l'iekens or Easley. 'lhey will not
cure authing boit tile obligalioni2s tile
voipany is under ti lte pioneers in Ile
enter"rise. We do not believe lint General
iigood would inteim ionally do 22nything
i.gninst 1our interest. WO .now that hIt, is
neipabI of ia meni or dishonorable net,
lIle is the enibolimen 2 of trulht and hotor,
lt we do ttot ielieve he fully appreciates
he dangers that t I hreacten I'iclenttt and
2'n5ley by) lie proposed622 "Ilanik moi2vemti''
,t' Greeniville. We', wthose initerea2ar to~ 2
raise it, thlen Picke2ns- Coun22ty will havel1024
anich 2that she ex iect ed to gaini by Ithe
auildinig of the road.
Raiilroad hleeting.
EAsLKY, S. C., May 9th, 1888.
Mn. Ent rout: A meet0 inig of the citizens of
i'ickens Couty was held at Easley, 8. C.
m2 Jun 2 D209hI, 18b83, for' thle puipose of con,
id(erinig thle mlovemnent no0w oni foot iniau
nirafedl by the peopile of' the city of Greeni
illo, to devise ways anid meanilts to depiart
romiit the originad line of survey of the C.
C. (I. and C. RL. RL. for the pulrposei of car
-ying said1( road iry saiid City, and)2 to take
itch steps as2 miight he found necessairy to
idhecre to thie former 02' original survey',
whiereuipon mu2chi grading has been done21.
(On motion', lIon. ii. F. Bradley was
,itlled to the Chair, and WI. M. Ilagood was
eCqueste 621 o act. as Secretary.
The Chiairmian fully slated the oldeot of
he mieetinig. Enthulsiastic and sirrinig
peechies were miade by Col. R1. E. Hfoweni,
C frEaitley, Mlaj. E. 11. Murray and W. W.
1I22mphr2ey's, of Anider'son, seltting forthI the
dIvain ges of' lie ro:ch ruin nintg on its pres
ni locationi and thie inisabiHitility of' ma1k
nig thle pireposed chanlge viaI (Greeniville.
J. 11. Glossett2 otfered. the following pre,
mhile2 and r'esolin wh25iviich were uni-1
-musWly iadopted, viz:
Whereas, it happears from recent events
lint thle city of' (Greenville is malking all
Ifort to divert the C. C. (1. and C. It. R1.
taIilroadl from its pr'esenlt chart'ered aind
'ecated roufte by the way of Ihiat city, by
lie pledge or $100L,000 for the conistrui
ion of said road, increasinig thie distancee
*welve or f'ouriteen miilea at an additioanai
tst over' and1 above the amiout offered by
fGreenville to probably four huondred t hotis
and dlollars mlore than22 it will cost, on the
original linle. T'his proposit ion is absurid,
ini as much as it Wo'dI requiire the comn
pany' 1o- expendl at aat three hundred
thousanid dollars (in additioni to the one
hundred thousand proffered by Grieentville)
moreo than it. will cost to build it on2 tIle
present line, anid at t he same time increase
is- b'efore streed the ilitanSce twelve or tour
teeni miles. For' thbi.s reasoni i.oeti we do not
)elieve thei companly, fhavinig proper regard
'er thie eccnomy of constr'uction anid diS.
anuce, and the rights of the presenrt skuck
ioldersa and towns designated In ifs charter,
wvill for a moment enlter'tain the propositl(on.
JIut laying aside the financial consideration s
Jove stated there Is a principle of honor
involved thatt we do not believe the piresen i
1ionorable direction would think of violnt
inig. This graind enterpr-lse was first inau.
guated by Pickens Court House, Lasley,
Williamiston and IBel:on, and11 (he citizens of
these places have already e"'pended a cotn,
siderable sm of their private means all
much of their time and thought In making
it a posslie suecess. The grading of the
road from this place to Pickens Conrt
Moss., a distance of eighlt miles, is now
about completed, anid twelve or fifteen mile-s
Mab nae tcen ?ended1 P,erwcon d'i plae.
and Wiliitat. Ttr.ight, of W h0
betn -eiit'ed 'frotn ail'dhe land o'wadP'rloDg o
tlto line, except in -a fer tntmtde. A '
mortgage to sectrre i6af to tdid'r the
road has a'ready beEn eYecutrd 'uipo't the a'
present line. 'Pie cltisens of Ptokens C. a
if., E,aley, %'Nit'meton t4d sDelion, have u
always beert thu warm fritlAs and advo. ti
oates-of tho rond, if lo'trsoeof Oreenville w
(a p rt of thema at jeIt)'hae sneered at
and throwod ''cold 1rater" upon it. For tj
these and other consikllrations that might n
he presented, wohol tiht the company Is w
brund by-e,'ry honorable consideration, to si
constrrict the road upon the present line. E
Therefore 'be it. ' ,
RrAlecd, By t h oitizens of Pickens gi
County. in Ma.tss meeting assembled, that et
we most earnestly protet;t against the pro.
posed di'Vergence of the road by way of a
(ireen'vlle as being atlike it it most reckleyt
and tr'nss c'xpendlitire of money and un ni
just 't'O 'us.
Reoh,', 'iat -*.e Tedge to the comr hiny, b
so long :; tire present -line is-dhenred 'to.
our hemty and zealous 'co opel.ation arMd t.I
such wddit ional private fintacial lasistance et
as our citeum<tances will admit of.
Reolir,l, That a committee of three be
nppein'ted to confer with 'P'e.hMtnt iHagood, h
and ascertain from him t-he rc0son Why he a
is favorable to a ehange of tbe route of t
this road from its present elart.ered line and
what immediate finoneihl aid lie needs, and
to ask him i mnnke the effoy! 1n -raise aid,
if any he neoie'l, t'ron tlie pfoints on the said t
chartered line. c
Resol'rd,'ihat a committee of six be ap
pointed to at once secure the right of way.
not already ohinined, in Pickens County,
and that we ask the people of Brushy Creek
Townsihip, Anderson county, to take iine
tiate stps to secure the right'of'wa; through
their to'wnslips.
Re.soled, 'lhnt While we are opposed to
any change or divergence of said road from
its present chartered line tnd will resist the
sane by every legal means known to t,
yet if we are over ruled and thwarted in our
efforts and a change of route is made, we
earnestly ask the people of the growing I
city of A.nlrson to put forth efforts to di- E
vert the road by Ihier city and on to Eauiley
with a full assurance of our hearty and
completo aid nil encouragement
resnler,d, 'l'hat the Neusand Courier Pick- I
ens Siex-rtst. and the Andel-on, A4beviNe,
E,Ig fit-hl. and Aiken papers be requested to
publish t he proceelings of this meeting and
that a copy of tlie Name he furnished the
'resident and each mnember of the direc
to 5.
.1. R, Cossett, J W. lIrunson, and W. Ml.
Ilagool 'ere appointed a committee to con
fer with Prenide'nt Ilagood.
A. I'. iudgens, Dr, R. J. Gilli!and La
hin %latldin, R. A. Child, W. T. McF:ll, and
.1. L. Thornley, were appointed a committee
to secure Ilhe rights of way not already se
cured---solicit subscription &o The meet
ing then ndjourned
1). F. BR A l IY, Chairman.
W. M. 11Aoor, .St'y,
Correspondence of the Greenville News.
A MOST EXCELLENT IDEA.
Proposing to have a Northern Caroli
iia Fair at Greenville.
Lin'.nTer, S. C., May 2th, 1888.
To thr Fdifor of The (reeville 'ues: It is a
gratifying fiict to all progressive persons
hat tho up country is taking much more
iteret;t in improved machinery and stock
inan heretuvure. Opinions expressc'l pri
vaely and though Ihe prtess, as well as your
late Jersey eattle show, prove that this in
u-erest is tnot now con finted to a few dealers,
butt t hat theit people genierally have biecomte
front t his Piedmiont cotittry. We' ventunre
the assert ion that every year as good stock
can he foinndu ini our motiuntaiin belt as is ex
kibited att out' Situ exposit ion andl whtosu
existence is p'robatbly not known out, side
of a raiuts of tetinmiles. Georgia siiustais
two exhibitions of this kitif, and a cornj -
parisoni of thle reports of our A gricutltutral
D)epartmienit witht that of GIeor, ia will show
thait in tmiterial resources, we are not far
behind. Let us have a North State Fair.
Form a joint stock cotmpany with sufiicit
capital, apportion the Directors between
GIreenuville Laiurens, Srpartanurg. Pickens,
)con.ee atnd Atndersotn; live, energetic men
catn be intterested in thIiis matlter who will in
sure success. 8onme of these counties have
heir fairs, it is true; but this scemte woulit
not interfere to their hurt. Let theta niur
tire their county organizat iotns if t hey
choose, have their meetings, pass upon thie
mierits of the exhibits and1( send up thle creatm
of their shows to this larger one
lureenville has thle advaninges of location
anud the pluck to make it a cuccesa, I am
sure, if she takes hold of it- It is tnot nec
i.ssary to call thle atteti on of entetrprisintg
Grueenvyillians to the vast betiefit your city
would reap fronm such a show.
Let its haive nn expression of opintion
fronm all sect ionus ititerested and fronm tman
agers of your local organizautions. 1 have
brotached thle sublject to representtiv e meni
in t hiis countity, and speak ad visedhly w hen
I guarantee thle hearty co-ope'raition of Pick
enis County. No-rnor'i.
Commencement Exercises of Wosley
an Female Institute,
Etauinton, Vai., will occur. D). V., as fol.
Iowa: Frida3-, Ju tne .ud, $ IP. M. Finual
E;xercises ot the~ Lee and Jackson Literary
Society.
Sat urday, Juine 23.-Pul.li c ExItibit ion
of Art Departmenut at Insithlte.
Sunday, June 24th, 11 A. M.-Annual
Comminencemeitt Se'rtnon.
Sundady, Jutne 24th, 8 P. M.-Sermaor. be
fore Yoning Ladies' Chlristtin Asstociat Ion.
Moniday, Jitne 25rilb, IllP. M.--ia Soi
ree, istrutmental ail Vo-cal Maic, con.
duceted by Prof. E. Louis ide anid Miiss
Lizzie J. Dauniel.
Tuesday, Junte 2th, 8 P. M.-AClosing
Commtnencemeni.t Exercises, A wardin tg ii..
tinctionis and Mledals, Conferring School
and full Dipilomua anid Deugtees.,
The exercises of the 2ddl occur in College I
Chapel, all ot hers in opuera hiall.
Rev. Wx. A. lAntus, Piesiulent,
Longstr~eet tol n New York in, 1
tervro.wer t.hat t.he ttegrous tm Glor- ~
m.j as a generatl ,hingj voto with the I;
iXemocrats. Tese Goourgia negtres ti
know who butters their broad for d
thetia. TIho negroes in Vi' gitna tre g
also beginnuintg to discover that it is 1
bet er to serve as pr-ivates in the e
ranks of theo .Democt-acy flhan to be a
general officers over t'heir rngged e
ltadicnl Rnnnir.n-.n ,c'tcnm-4 ..
Van. Wdkd'rtt: We told -4u0 e''k 'tlwt I.r AA
omVItttittt '11111t We Irotll 'tdl'de t
1Ibfag9Vle 4gdNtti Wite 'adkeo tbtdt as v
Llber " 'hin 9ft!'bJtftA 'tit 11rt'thinge flittt. gen
r We*, amitd tlie brought 'thteth's l M vtdh and
way 'S as t'o tifke a WiMIg 'iprodsion gre
pea 't't 'i"Mnds 'of the tpdople., P .jus-a I
oe to 'ot t'i e -tl 4a 'for'eff sttke'df 'truth. *gel
e submt the folloiNMg: dee<
We Wrill'atdtite etly 1V6'mtth of "Liber- na
r's" comnuugiC'itttn as 'we't'isik deserves a
ill
otise. "'1i1terty" 'Nitt 'to give you the w
verage 'ttettotNe o'f the subscript ion a4
hooulbo: hWiidb tro speak--taught near ag
ighteen Mile last year, and as he has in. h
oductd It -a an argum'ent, *e take u for bill
-anted that 1ie will take it as oo'nolusive one
ridence if we will give hin its average ing
t.endanoe, 1t et+ 't4-tt 'he 4g1Reen ohi
lie for the same motltth ll:Lt -yt.'i-, 'Hdgin- An
ig 6th February. Average itt'rettdance of da3
bvr9ttn Preboot, 14k, p*bta tttkobl, 2'74. thii
)th *oo makigktW. 't% arikg'o ar- got
ndanbe of Eighteen Mile school for the MU
tne Month this year, beginning 12th of tie;
ebruary, 84k, making a differe'ree of 7. In ninl
Is favor. Is that "over -haK' "l't is 'k pt ab(
.gef
way ey't.f9 a''dtt of t'he Trustees. Tne o
aeher of the sub&eription school told us he not
ad not the least idea that all of his seholatrsr; ha
uld have gone to't e free ohdeol ?Yd he the
twl
of bedhtec dtstt%. We see fro't "Liberty's" $1,
alculation that he hnd a large number of too
hildren counted. Did he go about the C. dei
1. gathering them up. He-sas +irAbstance
oft
hat trhe fatrons petitioned his Honor the oec
ichool Comtnistsioner to give them relief, sec
tt not however until they had asked the go
L'rustees to grant the relief petitioned for. ar
lhat is false. "e knew nothing of that sol
ret.ition, or that any one of flme patrons de. as,
ired rvbti'ttn't petition asked hia Iti;o'r't-o oft
lo until it was being circulated. That pe. lts
ition only asked the Commissioner in sub ou
tance, to withhol the public funds be
ongimng to Eighteen Mile school AwA assist
hoem 'it hn'ildng A aciretr lhouste at. said
'lace. That pNtWion proves too anucht for
Liberty." It we had honored him with
he school at that place there would have
>een no petition! Is it not remarkably a
t.range that tl patrons lid WMt ko(W there
were tw-O slsools needed in this section mt
ntil after they had petioned his Hlonor to M
mtild a school house at Eighteen Mile,
ihen if we grant the petition now before ih
Is-referred to by "Liberty"-it ill Me,
:essitate a 'changc tt'on, tsaid place. Who tit
'jumps' mm>ro thalnt ''Liberty." We gues- im
ty his "jumping" lie hopes to light ont dm
omething that will give himn a schotol after sio
while. It is all slmtil to say that the Ooim- di
nissioner has to jurisdiction i this mamem em. 0t
when over halt tie clhildren sire kept away W
rom school by the act ion of the Trustees o
Ve know the lonturable Commnmissi0lner, and -
tnow hin to be wHie awake to his duit, ti
ind if you will report the matter to him It
With pt"oo( to eonviet, we ire sure lie will 91
all tt mo ut:ountt for our t isdoiig.s. imit i
.he mintWor of luo:stIng ant bmilding school lu
ouses, that belotg' to tie Trtistees. "ldh
rty" is tuite youn. to be so -aear sight el
hat, lie can't see anything in print. lie
rueelt a glass to look threengh. o'u rtecom -
iend ime ''lib tle loik imng glin." lie sasys
we hamve failed tom see time preof wicl thi imll
it-. a -r 'e''nsmt~ tptroducee,e to prmov~ Ia i4 ris,
ilaine mno emio .,
)troveit to mis lehat he~ donme it int emitiontmig3.mi
We are- anexiotus hiur thme wihole matter to b1e~
temiledi wimth e'1iy andim justiaco to all, amn- 1)
iftm "iey"will report miho mmatmer to mime
nmmssioer, we aimssumre hiime lthati ml: jus.,
Lice will be domne-evemn domne mo
f',m.m. hiim.ium T,sxsrm-ri:s. dti
The Texas Storm.
Ga,cmvm'swos, Jmune Y.-A special Io time ac
Nnem. fromm Daillas says: '"Tme stimrm suatumr ca
lay nmighmt scemems to hmave idone its work of ur
lestrmction ini ai in.rrmw strip-in steel ions
umiltes apart. At Cie'iar liill, South of h)al..
as' time fairmrm report thait the gromwinmg A
Ztrops were thamenedl to time groumnd. Fenmces (
were blowti temwn amnd renpiers aindh wagonM I.
standeir.g in tIme fielids were rolledi over anid
ver biy lime fury of time witid. Near ii mtch -
nit Stain time destrct inn was so compmhlete
is to dlishmearlen the peopie, somec of whom
amie to town yesterday, hasvineg given up
amrsmming and turneid thieir artemntimn to Womrk
ng as dasy laborers. Whieat samn'ng in
tlh(cks was scate'eid to the windis- Tihe wa
er imm humge st reaims ploumghedl up t ho fleii
mtd cut jasgeed ruts Ithromughm whamt hmad beemi. Ai
niodel stanids onf corn, comtton asnd graiti list
(mill stones of larmgo sit.e were banmked. tip its (Jh
lie low places and left traces <>t time hauvoo Dam
hey wroumgiht in time numtner of dleadl bosdies Ed]
>f shmeep, cailves, rahhmlits', dogs and hit-is i"m
which haid been seen omn all siie. l'iteen Ke
eiles West of DJallas great t-eet Weetor Io,nl.
ip and carried long dlistaes. Ormchmards IA
were t wistled and elms ippedi of branmchmes andl .\s
lie yountg frumit was smrewni on mime grounde. Ne
A F"A MEn WEAKENS ON 1118 jemn Ii
--NMajor' J. G. IIamrris, whlo r'comntly St
purchaimtsed lthe old Asbumnry farm, near'
the~ city, has~ at furitner who (didl a
lively iday's plowinig yesHt)i'day3. Mmr. le
It. A. hleoves isn im tmanm, amid his lie
rctrd( in hatrd. to bmeat. I1o stated Cit
to w nrk eathy in LIhe fioenoon , and 00
by dinner hmo hasd plowed iup amid Di
kild twenty sp'radin1g addlers andl
[ifteen copperhmeads, besidles doreCna Ms
)f ramits, miolies antd 1 ot' vatrImist Wi
1)ut. the biggest haul of tall wVas matde
n limo af tecnon, when Ithe aiomst on.
shmed fat'rim plowed tup a fomalo diog
with meino bumli putps ailiher' b)reat. J.
Ilho plo0W shairo wuas runniming~ 'ver a r<
bollowv place in thmo gr'otinmd whlme
im old sttitmp hamd stood when it'
-asked imp tii family. Thlis was too At
nichi for Mm'. Rleevies' tmervesc anid
to unhmlitched( his horse, firm'iily de..
lining to p low anmot hetr furro 'tof -'
mld land utnloss ho0 comld get somo..
0(dy to walk along by him withI a'
otblo barrel shiot gun, a ho didn,', Or
now whsat to ex peot neoxt.--Char
>t elJournal- Observer,.A
OfBARLEiTTE, N. (I., Jumno 5th.
'hmomais , Shields killed Joe G.3
itton, superintotndont of thmo Marv
itud andt Charlotto Copper Minos.
tin morning. TVhe hooting wans
one wi)th a donble-harrelled shiot,
un- thme hsad muaking effect in Sit.ton'sar
end, killing himt inmstatly, Shmioldis m
Inims -that Ltton sedIiced his sister wit h
rd refused to mart- ter, 8eje'lda lion
amne to the city 11n<1 gat'. htimseitra
p anid is rnow umiln.1,m
tt ordaa' Of.r-To All
p%%$4 E aploymeP4.
'e want Live, Energetio rA t atitmh9e .
Is its every county in the Uinited et
Canada, to sell a patdeffe4 artidb o'f 1
it merit, on its merits. AIG'-tiOle letvint
rge sale, paying over 100tr-beat.lprol ft
ing no conspelition, and oi ''tttbh the
it is proeide'M the exolusi 8bale by a
I given for'tf t ud eve0y 'danty lie
secb 'e WffitI.e. 'Ivhrh tlft these advan
in to'ourigent.h, 'tad lib fact that it is
irttb'a'ttiat.'tttfl'be sOld 1o every kouse.
*r 9t 'ilIWt 'At'b 'ftaeesary to 'tlfift
, tEwdirf&ry 'OJ" to seeiie 'Ioo
ta t'uttce, btt 'we'hate ledhioldded to
Sto 'i61,tdt 'dl or tionldenoe in
'merits of our invention, but in it4 's la,
ty by ay 'agert that Will handle it with
rgy. ' kgfr Wgdf# 'ffOW at 'Work are mak%
from $160 to $600 a mouth clear, and
t fact takee it safe for ts to make our
r to all '{1 arebut of tfr eniployutdfit.
Y agent that will give'onr busiamees a 0
a trial and fail to clear at least $100 it,
time, above au ezhense#, can retarn all
de utn ilit to s imnd we will refolld' the
ney paid for them. Any agent d6- '?iher
lgent who would like teln or more coun
t and work thetn through strbtsgents for
ety days, and fail to clear at 'Jtkt $760
ye allexpetses, eatl 'ret'tn all dffa"old and
their money hbk. dio other 'eniplayer
gents ever dred to make ett lh offers,
t a'M tWaif we did not know that. we
b lgnts now making more than double
amounts we guaranrt4-, tA 'that but
sales a day would give a profit of over
5 a muerth, *htto' That one of our agenfTi
k eight'Oft orders in one day- Our large
toiptive circulars explain our offer fully
I these we wish to send to every one out
amployment who will send ul three one
L stamps for poatage- Send at once and
ure the agency in time for tlhe boom, and
to work on the terms named in our ex
ordinnry offer- We would like to have the
tress of all the agents, sewing machine
icitors and carpenters in the 'oountry, and
any trewdr 'df'thmis paper who reads this
ir, to sewd .A4Yees f't once, as thmis adver
amente wi'l w61 appear again, and you will
o the bent. chance ever offered to those
o t mnploymeut to make money.
RUNNER MANUrYACTUR N' Co.,
116 Stmithfield Street, Pittsburg, Pa.
Another Mad Dog in Dacusville.
DEJAR tENT'rNiEA: Wo have had
other mad dlog excitemvit. Yon1r
rrespondent wan playing mnill-boy
Swits at Mr. W. W. iufin'otn's
ills, on iat Thurnday riornitng,
by 31st, when flu saw 'ta chaser"
as thero. Now talk about, the ex.
ement of t,he fux--hase, but it is
itv tmo when compal-IM with
It, of thu o wfho are Iollowing the
id dogs There t puarod to be it
rett of thum1. Suoe on foot,
tome on horseback, somne had stid
os and somie wit,bout even it blank,
, some with co,,ts and suino
ithout.. Sotno without. oven a hat,
1-stnu whsite uni sonmc bluck, all
utig at, full speed, utl ever an(
on they wo(tli lift high the warns
g voic.-, ''hey w'cr+ armlo(I witi
Is, plistol., Imes, &c., and imne of
em had Come fro Pi i(:e$' at, t.hu
ut of the itloiuntaiiM un the Sasnt -
u (itII roatd, autuL ftI ten mumles
Am hoiro, (P'et.er's Creek(.) Well
e) catn(t tipl with the (I(sl nt. NiMr.
,V. ,Jnlions', Jr., wentIu Ite wams
a m a t M r . ' . _ . t I l i-t... . '
til. ha:td tioltieri for t bree~ or foumr
-----..... .... mm.- v mnit mnnLre.
t' ,1. to i h tr It'oni i mi ot' t Itat. hit
t, a colt Ior IMr. lbaniter Liynchl,
I sOine (tns ort titt (attie for
ilO olie ek.e, her iii s miminmuem*'llu
g,SloatA.
The followimmg liable shoiws time nnnimher of
remt imnm erii vm ain im Cot m andn curim itl
hI comunmty i thIis Stamile:
i'H CA ti,OiN A. t3OTTON. C0t45.
beville, 88,727 49,397
d(ersonI, 6 1,087 51,252
6ir 3,23m 41,833
nenvt9ha 48,977 63,945
nremna, Ul 19 47.805
"mnc , 1 6,9 15 25. 109
kens, 21,,9ti3 29,506
atrtnumibitrg, r,t.195 6t,536i
ion1.0267 40,453
ink, 62. I39 5.3,374
Total, 623,4G5 452,210
atIi,fl,Nm CAIROI.IN A.
keti, ;5:893 54.907
rmnwell, 78,:33 95'ij,99 I
getichli, 85.992 113 646
irlieh,l, 74,722 18784
rxhaw, 4(0,271 23,642
mcaster, 38t. I i 22,043
xinigton, 24t89t2 44.4f67
rtriboro, 41,4155 33~ 396
wherry, 66.7414 34,6188
tmngeburmg, 75, 89.2 70,168
shud 1,510 18,1171
smter, 65,725 63,442
Tot at, 741,56t6 636.9t48
bow SI ( rA Ro.iNA.
imfort, 12.578 18,924
rkley anmd Chmarlestoni 22. 151 31,869
irendonm, 27.724 31.172
l1eton, 18.828 49.696
orgetowni, 3112 4,389
imptiomm, 2i. 197 31 .62tt
rry, 2,680) 12,722
irlin, 65, 137 59,685
II iamsbumrg, 18.2912 3t,896t
Totiai, I 76,052 2710,435
If. Wm%it TruP:n, J. TI. lumcr,
WHITNER & PRICE,
T'T'O R NA Y S A T L A IV',
ract ice in Circmit amid P'robate Coumrfs.
ime 14, 1883 38 i t
F. A Nsmur., .1. ft. N t.lroa,
emnvilic, 9, C. 1'lkens C. 1. S. .
ANSEL & NEWTON,
It-orneybs at Law,
ICK ENS 0. 11,I .e
nc 14, 1888 38 If
NOTICIE!
LL. persons hmavin c lailt against the
Estate of WVin11 ia lf!N T, deceasmed,
ereby require<d, 17.y ait order oi Coulrt
s Jmune 5th 188 to prove before me,
in aixty days aftter thme loas- ptuhlica.
of thisa notice, lime amiont, dtMt and
;of their reTaeotiv+ elaims.
J. J. 8I3a s , .
..achineryN ice.
-0
Ae5tt's P'ifa- +ed Light Draft Magnulia
Cotton Gins.
NlhIbey's Excelstor and GriidWo1h Cotton
Gins.
Farqluhar's 1t'eam Engines, Veparstora and
Oh* Milla.
Oltt's MktgMoK'O bet'n %a
haStofftre in competitIOt i'tfh nearly every
ttbr (in on the mnarktit-Ah'tte State Fairs,
etc., and in every intittltffO 'h'e tekten all
'ffpetitors, and taken the ho'nets 'fdr fine
bafhples. light draft, and ',aick Atll good
work. It i Itoktrrledgel tO make a tlealt.
or and smoothgr'bkthVlb, %tth l0 ItWp 'than
any (its kno1rftt'r thb rk&b.
The Exftltr.ahd 'friswAom '(ins 'jays
an exceed4ingly high *t'vputation, and those
who have 'them wOhid not exchange 'or
any ot*nr'ti-, 'Which speaks well in thei
prai"te. 1'
'I4e Excelsior hits a circulatr roll box and
'phtented rtbs which are so constru cted that
it is almost an imnposib ility to choke it,
We have sold quite a numIe of Farqttbar
Steam Engines, both fIor+'o'tIl h'ad Ve&r.
ticle, and in eve:y 'inf'ta-nce +tey 'have jrov
en to be ..A as recomtn'ti4ed, aid 'have
given iperfect salisfactioW, Which ib sayiag
a great deal considering 'Nhat is ekp't'rd
of - Macihtne of this kin-l, besides a nuibf
of'ttrefn were .o14l to OAwiies who I,ad no
expetrience wlittever ila 'r''chinery, and
look '.'C'i'ti r:st lerssn on th-e igine purch-t
Por 'inning Cotuon thre Vevtical Engine
is preferable trom the favut t int it costs less,
is 'oire'as.ly managed nt'd retuires less
fuel.
Mr. Fntgnhar's rep'th' h-%Y for making
Saw Mills is tull e'quaul to WAt of Iis En.
gines and 1e4tr"atovs.
Ca-aIts.V; Widi, Ilrices 'Wd terdts to tse
hnti of us. Correspondence solicited.
. H, Morgan & Bro.
G3nmymULiEm . '.
STRADLEY & BARR
(Xre enville, IS', Ct
O-_
Never think of our ntsaes without think
ing you can buys .y tood tis clenp or
celit ier Iromut us Inttha 'ay Ilouse in our
line of buisiness.
The increase in our trl'he stands fully
one-thitlf uter and nbt;v lnx year's stles.
hir Motto is ever to --Livv itl let. Live."
1h1at we mlen by u I a is. We will sell at
the very luwest livin'g profit.
No Sale-tt!.n inl ot IIutuse W 11 be allowed
to mitel eat 1 (1oIs Oe p1 ice ontly is
isked fot' Iuuds, attl th*t is the bottom
lc-t , e sell yat A ul te 'llnck Cn:.h
eus . am 12.j cniti s, mdtomim u lhinik it is woruthI
le'ss-y'ou Vt :uinou unat ch it int tawni fot les.'
er' fil to ptlenise Tlheay huaivt never btaeen
muore tuccessfItt tti t n i wStes'nt int drtess
goods-itree luargea lots tivinag been already
sol. amti ntow they h'' iave just aipenied the~
fouthI lot. The a.y cannotat nCcouti tor ii on-.
ly int Ihis w:ay: Whe tu heluy hiave a ctiuster
hbat hans * beena look ing naround"i' laey ail
wthys tell thlein they htave thle priet iaesi andt
largest stock of dre-ss goods to be fountd itn
t owun, lte.iilIifut Ihal f- wool dr'ess goods.. at
10c; they will pau t their 124c cashuame dress
goodis agtainsmt any 16c gomds itn town. OIf
ithis goods alonte 2,0Oyardls have baean soldI,
thais season; it is thie qateen of checap idress
gorde, tud w ill last as long as goods yott
pay 25c for. Someasbody lost some nmontey
somiewhere, whten they botught 40 bolts of
dtress goods wort h 25c petr yard, for theay
boutghit the iam so t hey ciien sell lahem at li c
per yarda. Nuntt's veiling in tall the new fasha.
ionaable shtades. W. A. II. 0. (1.
(They will save you money on: Dress
Goods.)
Black Goode.
Theay tare their pets -the darling of their
hearts. Thterefore thecy take nmore pride ini
this depart ment thn anay 01tier, They never'
let a cuastomter go otut if price or qutalit y' is
any' considleratiomi. Bllaick cashmtuere tat 124
dloulIe Wl(dthI bliack cl-ape goodsa alt 20c; our
25c dloublle width black cashtamr is astont
ishaingly nice qalaaity' for the price-.onlhy 8
yardls for a dress btttern-jtust thaink of it!
Bick tall wotol biuat ing at 20c;, black lace
hatantinag at I Gc: bhmch cashmteres at. 124, 25,
374. 40. 60, 65, 80c tandt $1.00t per yard
For 65c per yard they will sell you as ta;ca
goid *s $.00 wouild bily ti few years ago.
Black Nun's veiling fi-otta'JO to 75c per yardl;
black silks front (l00 to $1.70 pet' yard: thteir
$1 .00) black sIlk Is extra grod; bliack tdpana, '
20, 25 atnd IJfc btuya (liel- h- ig silk finishtet
tlpacit.-as pret ty as $I-00 bhtick silk. E,
II- 0. 1T. C. A.
(Th,7y will not be undersold illack
Goods)
lie stare antI give its :a call when yotu conic c
to GIreenaville.
STUIADLEYI Ar IBA RR. i
T, W,DAVIS' OLD 8TAND,
Mitftte of Sosath Can'olsaa
Count-y of P'ickenst
BY . I. Na':w'ron, ,J titton oF I>atAs
. Whaereas, Ant huoney It'Wis, Caitherin Lew
is, anud N. ). I'tarsonts htas madinte sit to me,
to graan thm tLettlers of Adhtm iistratiou, 4
witht will annexed, of thte Estaue anti effeuts
of .Jancob Lewis, dScenssed
Theme are thet-etore to cite and admaon
ishs tall atid sittgular the~ k fitdrled aful credt
ltats of th lao aid .Jatcob Lewis, cde
eased, that Ilhey lhe antI apipear before me,
in the Court of I'oteati~ , to be heldl at Puck
m C. ii., oat the 7th dan of Jutly 1883,
siter gistblication hereof, nit 11 o'cloek in
the forctnoon, tinhae cafuse if any they d
bte, Wthy thte said admainistr,ation should
nail he grated.
G iten-tmter my hand! arf er hM,th
11thI daiy ot'. inne A . 1)., 188.3
II. 11 Nl'WTO0N, J.P P
jtnne' 1 1 8: 2 .
Thee are #a1*d Yt t milg webaio
t'A t tlt d44 # '% ;ug
6P*kl' 6'V g ot4VM
t Wfb re seise b 11nyit6
A w 1h*l4*d Lady illtW ie l : % :
Aklke bn poor and ivea'hy,
It *ikh a'ohart in home or atre't-,
But, 'best, it makes one health).
o, bear in mind tha,
Greenville, S. C
wh' WellO oods both 'fo'
Retail and Whlesale
re the headquaeY in thle 95-No'rtr,y t'r
DRY GOODS
AND
ks they have on Agent in New York who
ceps them supplied with Goods every
reek at thb tbrest possible cnsh prices.
Wi w' are determined to sell Goods as
o\v if not a little lower than they con be
>ough'. elsewhere. This may nound very
oud, but we have got the G4ds1 at prices
o support the riii.
We will ibil'h ltele that our tirst lar#
lot of Dress 1'ods have been nearly all
1old, but we ha\" just received a new sup
ly, and have othtls *hibh will bb fte ait1
i few days
1alf Wool Ooha i41 All shades, only Ob.
Iteautiful Checkesl, Lace and l'llu doods,
1 cents, sold for- 20;tL h.
Elegant 'igured ant ?Mtansled Goods, 16
htI it bents, sohl for 25 cents.
\1ub's V!lih Ih latest shades, only 20c.
olhl for 80 cents.
Lovely Brocaded Lace lluntings. 33 cents,
sold for 45 ctnts.
tll Wool Nun's Veiling. the most fishion
able shades, 35 cents, sold for 416 cents
And mainy others tuu nuero"s to men
lot
l1ack Goods, Black Gacdb, Black Qoodl,
Everylbody will ts"ll you
I . W. MARlSl,A I. & (O,
top
Eirntit Ae, (I.
is the best llottse to buy ithr.:k (oode
r-m.
lt tWoonl ( omis onil1e 1 (h' was.t . 1-, ,
un iusenug, traipe antir ttietitesta I -tOt hi.
Ve haft' fIt t-etetd s(.ine tnew Good.s
it this liie, l'etnch .1 ersey C ord. antd Hie.
ot ies ?ilot It very, light tfor stittft
#ear. letiud tor stamples.
Prints, Prints, Prints.
-luast etedl ottt fetti muCe of these
Itodk s his Spring, t he -handsomgest and
arge't lot etet shtownu by any lietail Iloueta.
Nearly e4erybtody kno*s we have rock.
sot torn ptiHes ott lottest he Goods, blit for
he good of the public we quote:
20 yards New Styles Prints $1.
20 yards hIeavy QJoilt. Lining $1.
Its yatds Goodl Shtittlng 51.
12 yasrds Hietvy lDritling $1.
12 yds Gloodh Sea Islatnd Shirting S1.
10) yards Mlattress Trick $1.
12 yntrds Good Tick $1,
64 yards Ihenty Tick $1.
An td remtember we have thle host 1 2. cen ta
B~lack in the mtarket, which we are selling
lt0 yardls for otte dollar.
('ot.EOI*Jtes,
Tweed,s,
r0 onades,
caMMisaueres.
the sttrc it, tottit! ond see tie and we will
nte you mtong ott these Goodhs. Our 8tock
f Tab,le L.iiens, Litieni Ioyhies, WVhit e
loods, Etmbi oideries, l.aces, (Olofes, hlatid
erchicfs, liosiory, and nmany other articles
,n ftitierous to inerit ion are effered to the
u bli c,
For Less Mloney Thtan Elsewhiete
For Less Mloney Thatt 1lsewhtere
teember the~ place just below the old
otutt hIottse, tnt to
EJt40M!toN & MIIJIER'N
XT
i. W. Marshall & Co.
REMEMBER OUR
'MY CITY 5ETg!
----o
N. B - Special induicetr<n * Offere'l to
eoobanit an ulaLirge tarna rsi
Wi Pe & Co.
'em Wi EuWe MU
Gr r'eeh tillte, 3 . rC.
Anm Ilt manaWm tk %t
plei IIees, True
China, Hianea,
Ba'k ltatd%
sing e aiv WOMMe o',t
PIh*W stoek*
On hand and cheaper than they have evet
been sold before in this mi rket.
AtI Ms 1OR THE
W'OtIABk1 ENG INIl,
%i',sh Vead the World for Strength, a.
rahility and simplicity. They are the most.
'coYuplete Engines in the naurket, and have
YIo' fAiled to give sntisfaction. They re
'ceiv'A th' hohes't ('eirenhlAl AW*Ids, two
medah Ahd tW6 diplomas. ('6t1 3edal at
international Exhinition, Melbourne Ann.
tratio, in competition with twenty-five tither
Engines from all parts 'Af the world. First
Premium of one 1MIred dollars at St.
Louils ,10 Cit'eJr, 1882, over fourteen
oth'er 'ughAI%.
AGENTS ALSO FOR THE
h*1y's Patent Reverxia
ble Toeth Marrow.
Standard Caultlvatorx-Rid
Jng and Walkinga
Standard Reapers & 16WorI3
The Justly RttiU#ned
Telegraph $ettd Cttlerra
CEIEBRAT'f) WAVNE1BOlto
ECLI PhE EIP'AkATORs
ALSO FOR TIE
PERRY ROYCE REAPERS,
'te ligtileht it'it-v". it fki *lltf: It
ents any cr,,p that a Reaper can LIIu. is it!
the lightest draft Reaper in 11.. worfd. It
is the sin-plest Iteiper in the world. T II :
l'ERRY ROVCE can ran on steeper hill
siles htd (nt tngnyher grouindi, wit Ii mallb.r
al4 afi, att1 fantet:, ild ti break in pieces.
lhani any other lleaper in thea world. and
can cut a larger nmbmier of neres oft graina,
with less expiense for repanirs, thtan anay
oilher Reaper in the world.
Allents ruso for t he hest mnakes of SA W
? rices.
imers. Files. Laciing, BeIrlto10ks, &c.
A Large Lineit of the filost Improvedl
Catalogues and Prices of any Kind of
!ulaobine'ry rurnishied upon applicat ion.
march 22, 1883 2 3m
LOOK OUT !
The Big Show Still
--IN
STILL! thecy come and yet. they go. Thoco
KQr MAl R BLE BUlR hA US will not ny
All kinds of Walnut and Panel lieds, coiii!
andI then arc gone.
Spindle, Trund!e, and Single Beds, all
prices.
lIed Sitfingr,, Wir-e, Shu,1k andI Cotton
Mlattresses, Chaairsi rid iockers, all grailes.
A' large variety or Etenision, IIin-en;t
'fapoy anid Center T:ables, Ptarlor an1d
Chambaner Suits. Tiounges, Cradles, Cribs,
Whalitnots, 1 at Racks, UmbhrellIa St ade,
Chromos, Mfottoes, Frames, &c., Kitchen'
anid Side Bonrd Safes.
Always on hand a getneral line of Under.
takers Supplies, consistingr of Caskects,
lhttial Cases and Iturial Robes, for hoth'x
Ae:k, all styles. Coffins Trimmeiid in any
style of Ilandles and Plates, at all htoutre:
All Goods at bottcm figures. Call andh
see for yoiurselves. No obhtrge tnarie fm.t?
Idoking. Accept thanks for past favoils.
A. M. RUlJNION,,
PRLOPRIETIlR FUILNITIUE it.;0hUSE.
e-. i15, 1883 21
-TR&ADE
NORMAN'S
CORDIAL
ac) 50d )twA e itir Iild
et iaCciPtlio o tthe Stornaet
Prmpty relleyintg PYiagg.~i
era Norbia. Jolera In
Fluu O, A n Fta 1
as$ i iv of thia B
se 'and D,ep.i
h a rusede l ersa
NEUIiALI*ggo C.
isas .pleasant and hammI
berry WVine. D)oes not c. .
and will not constipato. Specially re-comn
nende fo iMeasIcnesi and Teething
Ptice asE; and *f.no per bottle.
iotd bV st Draigee and )lsIere Es Maagegie;
Sole Pro~f tots,
jjjtha. U SeA~