The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, July 19, 1883, Image 2
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P'ICKEN 0". 'L .6.QC.:
THURMDIT, MLY 10, 180.
1 or s,arrip/ion, ,1 OO per annunm for.si
tnnth., 15 rents: .,fricii in odrane
A.d(e ti.rments lteritet a1 one dollar r-r
Rgnh"t " or'n , inch or l..r ir/hr first in.srrltn
and fifty rent." for rarh .u x 'tr ion.
1 irral ti..nrtnt mINR7r to nrc/ii.e,:'/:. o/her*
-4.rrtir.,Pfora+ir months or ,/ the /cyear.
(}hlnurtf Notirce and Tributes of Respect
t3'i rgetd.' as aa,1,er/i.emrnltx
.,iP ijv mtidaksf*.ie iollars in ad
In*i ('
titble end Rane all.
7'ongressmann ntnel 1)ibble from111 lihe
ftist Ilistrict of Ithis State is jtst now recciv
itig a gool deal of attention from lthe press
n.t thle Statne heco ue It t declarel his in.
4enon to vo'e for S. J 1andlal for Speak
,(r of the next Hlouse. 'Mr. Dibble has pub
iished it long letter int (lefen-e of his pro
posed sn e t't f Mr. litnlil.
The Nes and Courier is bringing the
free trade lash down en Nitr. ltiblte to make
him vote for irlisle. of ket(tneky, but Ir.
1)1l.ble is not made of tr. 9ci-tIof s tII to be
toved from whtni he thinks is right by any
such menns. We n(lmitre his pluck antd in
dependence, though it ttny be lie has taken
ia wrong course. Nir-. l,indall, it is asserted
ty t%te pntpvrs op posing him, is the frietAi
atit. ally of the protectionist. Al-ompolist tar
if rotbhers, &c. Upon the othel" hand i its
climnted( Iltht Mi. ('rilisle is a *rze trader,
Ante-ilonopolist &c., and represents the
true sittiments of a tiority of the 1)eto.
cros of the Country and the best ilterests
of the ptople.
TI,is taritf iuest ion i n perplexing one
and not one half the voters -ot'inis iottnt'V
have given it thought enough to know
>;vhether they are really free Irniiers or pro
lecti(onist. lin11, while we are opposel to
the proteclion policy of the Itepublican
ptarty, which bnilhls Ip huge ntonopolies
111nid prot('cis rich corpurotions at the cx
p ense of Ite ngricitilttttralist tand consintaets
of the country, we nre at Ilhe snie tite of
the opinion of ire Dibble, in refereice to
itnaking the laritf the tnin ix-+no inl the nexi
l'resileut iul elect ion. Thitt very issue, citi
trihte ais mitch. if not more, to the dle
fett of ia*ncock in 188. tu hn anyt ing else.
If it is inne the lending issue in 1814, the
ltepublictnng will win nsin A Cert:tin
nttntt of ley has to be raised every
year to meet. the currentt expenses of ihe
Govetntent antl piy the interest on the
publc debt. This initst h e done either by
import duties or direct loxation. The
former is preferalle, and until the public
Trae"e thle leadintg issue inx 18$84, are only3
inv'iiing defeat for the Dlentocracy.
WIe believe thait the tari l' shiiulid re'ceivie
iprer atnlenti iont ntl ii ai horouigih r'efornott
I ion its soon ais thle D)emtocratIs gain power,
but tI' e grent I uest ion of ecottnmy in thle
nuntiniist rotion or lie Gloverntinient anti civ
iI service reform shtontil noit he siubord init
cii to this onie sitngle iquest ion. WhIiile we
cintcide with Iir-It' Itibble ini tese views,
we! do not bel'ieve it nii eessiary to elecl .\lt.
1anllI to cairry' tem out, nndm hope to see
Mr . Carl-iisle s ticeed to the spieakership of
the ntext hlouse.
A Cyclone.
IIen vy wV inds anid rinii stortms paQIsed
over' potions of MIissouri i, Pennosy Ilvain,
l(antsas, Nevada i, i)akot a, I own, IlIi lios
o til Inadiana on last Satuiiyo, doinag coi
miilernble damnullge to1 athe grow ing crops anil
butilings, Ike wholte of which wilt nygre
gile mantiy I thousands of dollars. In many113
plaies Ithe Mt orma wats necomipainiedl by I.ntil,
whlih k illeid young calhes andlI ambs ini
lensits, andI ciiut lie cotrn so it wvill inot hide
a jack r.ibbit
An inspeetlinag p:n- y, coni st ing of Dra.
Me('inio-li, of New herry, and1 C -i axlenutor
liradley of licken'i , an othe1 i rs. enmtie to
his plaee in spec'(iaIli trin. islt utrsdlay
281h itit. , for'1 lihe 'upose of intspi'ct ing (ourt
t'onivict (Ctanp, s5einiigly 1.r Ihe biceefit o
thle convicts emptloyed 'oin atIho graing if the
Grieeniwo.od, h,ietes & Sphtlartubirg liail.
road. lint we hive biened' it iniitittei hin
stach ir-spect iota wats noilie morie in thle intera
est of the ('olumbtuia ('anall lIhan fort'hei hen'u
tit of' our o mivict s. -/,aorear //e /era/dl
WYe aret ait a loss to k niiw houw lin intspec,
ton of the C'on'vici Canntip, al Lri tents (cotthi
be for the "len,./it" of the C oItlumbiai C'ianh
T'he Legisintineo hits fixedi the miiun
unmber of hiands to be wor'ked oan the ('a
natl and( I tiount oufmontiey to lie expeindi
ed in thle pr'osecutliont of the wvork, andti the
inispectioni at. Launrens hadl no mlor-e to dot
wit hi thle intlerest of thle Columiain Catna I hiatn
it did with ihlyt h ing else. Ot her reasonis
i'n.finenced thle invies i gilt ion WIe don'I
Ihkirk Ihie best interest ot' (. h,. & .9. It. It.
will be subserved by such insinaitationis.
Rev. WiVn. II. Sticklandl hats resigned Ike
past1oraite of Ithe (Grieenav ille luipp st. Chu trchI
anid acepled a call front a church ini Natsh
veille, Tennessuee, ao, a salary of $2.000t a
year*, witha Ihe renit: of the~ parsonage free.
lie will be given a mtonthIs vitnt ion. cvry
year andl hIs expenses to asiaiitlioni meiet
inigs pniut.
Benjain>Johnason,1 ooloredi, who was so
terribly htirned in tIle-Wlre at (Greenville oan
thle 8 th instnt, hats since died from his iln
juries. Ifii is the second dheath from the
fire. The others who~ were burned are re
covering.
John 11. Livin~giufon, of'-(Ortange
buirg, lia been aIpp)ointed UJnite,d
SLtates Afairabala for thisi Staite, v'ice
A4. JBlythe resigniad.
Asiatic cholera is raginig terribly in
Egynt.
nnmtiolable, nnd alight (ntiNge resilted
fr6m't11is cnuse. ''wu rdnitled ritfty one
'co'iefndents report that the crop Wis har,
ver"'d 'hi tine condii ion- A portinn of the
crop Wis wintier-kille, 'tnd tltrel-etnninder
of i i't IW onl were t aiiang'l by cold
weatt'. Rpring oats tvertr also iit red by
uativita'bly wentb er- The uistal yield taer
store inl tle northern Cotties is 115 bushels
lie yield inl 1882 was 211 bushts per acre
anl t h1e.y rd 'dt I he present c"edp is est iimi1I edI
at 13 bushels. '.r,11 so'wn'ti$ will yi ,ll I t
lushels and spring-sown 1 I bushels per acre
Sevet corrt'Ipouleit etimte Ilat the
tolil proiltiction will be greater. :3 that it
will be eqully as large, and 7 fthat it will
he less than , 42.mill ll'e -"verage of
these t'eli's slIiv atdecrense ot 20 per cent,
Iigtit *orresponlenIts report the qutaliy
of the grnin better than last year, 51 as
good all 0:i not oi goo<l. hI n .e n id,ile
counlics the usu.i1 yield ZS 17 bihshels 'l'he
yield o' 1883 is 1 I busheb: The yield of
fal'-sotii is /i bilshels and of spring-.owii
II hush,!ls per acre. Six ci rresponidenis
report tIti the total plrodulctirn will be
greater th1a n lust yelir, 3 Ihai. it will be iheI
st1re, naoile t ihat it will be less, fili these
repo'I'; s'1,iw an nverage decrease of 28 per
cent. as clinparel wit h 1882.
'I lie lecrease in, lihe total proliiclionl of
wheat inl the State this year as conipai'etl
with last year. hied upon titee rettntis,
will he -a-.:1 -.u't I"slels, an ti h e decrease
:in oats 1,:8:,'.1 bushels.
from Charlottc .1ottri1i b .'Iser'er -1ith.
Railroad Men Gone Wrong
Vesieriy ti'fternoon iwo arrests were
m11ad1e inl tltis' ily lint caused a g"eri sttlr
pl ise anlong our cit i.et1, tlnd 1the snrj"tire
was increaSe1l to astoisllnlent -a's Ilie de
velopments of the trial were ir..d-e knowii.
The p:trties arresicdl were .J. 1. ANtns. who
ha- been iieket agent fur fihe A ir-L.ine. R(ich
.i -tE anl C'. (. & A. 17aitrals iii ii'" city
',:t ttwo years prast, noll C':pt E. 0. Nesh'il,.
who is xvell known to the raveling pi,plic
as it condiwtier oi the Air Lime rtoatl i
charge upoifn which Ihey were nr'testetl is
emiibihIzzleiti. Nir Ahailus Was arreemia
few miiuie before ille to sell tickets
for the 2 ,'cltck tr:tins an,l taken to the
otlice 41' Capt. It. P- W:l-in g, tiial iilslice.
'Il 1. Nesbit was inl hed at his botiling
hiuoise when tile ilicer steppel in on him
The i parties secieil \l es-rs. l :r .lI &"
W%a'ket for c~un,rl, wIltc ;hm pros.'cution,
ta:s rei)ues: It'l bty .1 ilgt lP: Vi.l Sieuck,
.\:Ijor W. .1. \tlintgolnery a tl Col. 11. 1
.lunes. ''he al egation of the r.tilro:,l con
p:lny wtis that .\lr. Adamins nih i r Nesbit
tere aeling inl culltsi,n to lefrautl the rail
ru:nd comnpany, antl h:1a1 heen at it for suine
lttme pmst, pr(Snn1tbly for (wu years- itit
one case of eabezzleinent was hrouitht f gi ist
It'. A ians W'hile I w, c:ises wete brouight
ngaiiai the conllcter- It seem' tl it soie
tle lila ye:lr, \ir \I!r'cer Slt irier, the
gtr:tl lsSen1ger agent, sujec.e41 that
"ou'e'tiiig wv:is ging winilig oft th' Air-Line
r l, :s onl in.,tiluttinrianu invesiiiiti , im he
futtunl Ih:1t no onlly' was Somuet4inig wnr-tug
uln the .\ -ii-l.:ne r14:111, hill ill Was4 lu t cor
rt"tt inl 1te +'b:nrl ttt licket otliee, A tlele4
live n\.I emtpl-yed' ill wol'k tip I t C:l a.mi!
lits I: . " c.:li , li ,ie, il the :tres aa,l ti -il
ye-ter.lay.
The rit rna'l conp-inlly Chargt',l t hat NIt.
.\ rflitu i1:l i,-1u4,i ltci cels wviihul sfun iaL
Ih"''", 11:1 (':1p'- .e"hil nook th,"-m upl wvlh,
out' l it-toli''g i -lit , uuml 1-eittnl te themi s ito
h ilit'icket g,nt It ii v' >.-ii.i i t
t":le the ululley. Tfl-e pruse olison t,tfereil
eviduceii 'h..wiing I't iulth e 14 i 1hi v ut
April tia, \Ir. leorge Fa;rrin-_1n b u.!t
iwe i ikeis if nl 'h.tirh le te Ai hinl:t, in"
ni ihere,l 2 i1i' i l he tther 2.M fi ths i
2. 12 w it gv t' i :t it"1. wh, ten t w it
\ lIr. ' sitgl , :n e i l r. il arinigl ton g"'ve
the l iekel 2 .112 to o i h ict our Ni ii t f,l
w:s in char1ge of the irtil . It wa:s ii-il he
- '- - .. ......,,..11
byci t e Iroseilion,t' ( pov tim ..1,
totl hin t elu tilten iln ofnu ite A.':iit T.i
U.W O ad mbilit ng ' th- tail . sh-i g l ne b
Vt'heri coiui r :it wilher waits is mbe,n-y
the propiition it d r'$iieted wil heatf A. tn
hiie tal to him tuo thernu. siai...ig 1lv.lo.
uhie patit .\ ii . hte. Nerrv, in ' A iiiru
dtec~ iet'w e ih .\lGoge itarrliig touo
Fir.Netit fa lt ;io''v chiredN ewh o. e
inga:rsa in has nTheroadbeOverchre'
tring ot eCounined to Dei e comp
y,nTi heroab vlenScessator.h l
he ne'tiuited for onejtl oiu of this rieturni
ThrLas m uch onr e'si.l yte'se rbut t its
ioe sulie hut t avliag' y. i )l
Iffhe itleleitns ered no ie i.lyenc e i
'Theii'ioftiie d)'ie ie tlid,r wasi rea
ilteh ilue Titheni ohercwags nof chihs
castsio in i'refne I tt' he amoun iet of: l'the
line b'Tiishiatystice eile theiatile wouh'i
rolesisoft\lr. iAd:iiis li $o.i0i bus titild
liotdt ailal I o thoti,lfrom ie uiethe
sma for ill it0neh.'(itI Theipati were boun
hou-ui, ineil id f whih atui the hear ill he~
iwafi coml t ed fit flt o t ' 'tt i-il.i
telirarrt lit til ait foitr tofiti teetit liin
veNionu utd titty wuiillmny Ediy-l beit-it
he is urp-t it i o ccsineiwlldi 't..
ifers 'Ilois the'r"end i nott ye," nd itis
h'itd darkily tht other istariki i lindevleop
wtt auuto detetivei jeingi'iti utif he hastdon
HoW t Cotton Fields Locked on the
First of July.
WAs1II\o'roN Jutly 110,--The Jnt)y '"port
of the l epir't1mt'nt o Agiicultule .i1t,:auEs
very general i'mlrovemlent in the t"+!dititon
bf cotin. 1{aius w're ,gerrc'ril up 'to the
1611h or 201h )of Jine inl lenI elrowtos have
been 11regnen1t 'inee. T'lrt+re 41:a been ann
excess of ti+ ui'is.re iuietfrhi'atg With the cil
Iivat.uh atn plromoliig Iiegrow iof grass.
Clenn fields ire fouiid only in fbivored tit
i'r id ml lun'es of protlhpl -miad Iushing
cuttivaitr( . -51'/t%-Junle 20rb the gtrowl)h
hias besn ti 'alt. '1'n1 )rnra dhsirieltt thl
pllals are ttill sm tall but i .ihinby, aed mak
iug grt at progress wh recent cultlivation.
h'le( only comiphail of droiight coines froim
e.'t ei''rI tl i.ll h Iwesiter Te-xas, fromt he
Colurad o "It'llnid,iMpb livers. A few
coullies in 8outh Ca-rid l . ai Ueorgin re
lorl preseut netd of ruinl. 'lhe recent dis,
'tribu'ion of anoistture hals been: ,puite iln
etlual. Adams Couity, Missis,;.ippi, has
had shloweis dnily lor live weeks I' Pike
Colnt,y for six to eighl wee'ks. The general
n'verage'vf'contlition ha1s advanced fromn 811
l0 91I. ,ost July there was an illprove.
luent of I hree p1.11118 from 89 to !)'l. The
I elurns of July since 1871) hive indicated i
higher cord.illon Ihant in J-tue, except ill
li871, 1873 aatol 18.79i. The spluig weather
Wasi too vaI'b'-le rtl terllperanture andt 1n1i1.
ltn're, ne it -i,4ai1x' ha11 been in formear years,
fot' the highest oiditioin of tile pl.nt. The
only reltgradle cuttditon i:) reported sr,
Arkan,ris, where a loss of three .piu'ts ,s
ntde Iitrm excessive rains, cool -iights an!
inijuries ron hini-h bIuKs, red ante itli
I tsl. '1 bt.re is at p'61m1i,e of imlproveinet
diri',tg Jlly. A gain of ell poitus lias been
alide ill the norihern zone, North Carolina
1lu11 ''eitues ee, setven in Ueorgill, nix in
SothlllIi C1rolintil, 1oiir ill Texas,thrt"ee it NI is
1~sippl, tIwo in Virginia aInd one ill Filiril
Alaill at1i and ,oistula sltand as in Juntle.
For Jui y the Slate averutg's as follows:
Vilgi111a 8:, Nor th 'Ci'irolina .4-, S uh)I Car.
ulhrut :.h, Uuorgiul !1;. Flornthl 1.1, Alabama
87, i 'a2I - i 1p1 89, 1,0uisia t 11, Tex as18 93,
41 kalsaisi 1 8-, ''ennlessee 88. 11 ormiis have
wrought little ijtll y ias yetl. The c'terpil
lar h a Iappeared"1 at at i-w points frtam
Suolh Caro-lln 111" Texas, lag lItulee cetillly.
Ailab:"lux, Il-e sit, on lid tood of wormts ap
)' ere onl Jtune 20. Thle bull wurml is ut
work in Ueulun counlly 'ITex:s.
'icking .mill coaimence ill sootiiwestcrn
Texas usbot the :'tuh ot Jtuly.
7"rF: eno:uls I iln : t i-:.
1'o..t'miirA. July 10. -The Stalte Depatl,
men"t ut .%g ice lbure h:1. received :+1, re
It'lu frt.om lown1s1ip corresplondents, e,4i'
erlig every c1l nly il n lie State, j i sI ow
ing the can'lition t t h ecropis oil .luly 181.
The comtliy,ionier turni,hes tile tOllowing
coi uoI h i t II 1 1 l Ihese reportts.
TIwo bt1 red modl three correspondentS
r(ei141r. 11hal the w'eatlie was ge ealuu lia- I
vusable l'or gtowiig erops dl uringhe motnthi
of Jutne, andt 112 s:ay that it was tnlavor.
zble.
'I he growth of fthe cotton was cleckedl by
the cttol, dry weat r I li l-y, uit under
the ilupeltus of ,enarmh:t a 81.1wers it h:,
mll te :.i:"d im lpr veml en t ,r the l it
11tllI, antd but 'tor' the fahi re' to obtltitt
perlei Ita"lida, w d the injulry Irol call lsem i
nlready stlted, it tobl ave reached an
average coindullonl this mIonthi. Ihe crulp
was: inl the b.est pos~Ible condttlionl to r
ce.V' lohe til betel it ut Ilhe rains, 11 ltil
ily Mlay hatd CFlubledl ltam! 1o free it
entir'ely titI1 grla*M. 'Ithre IS, howiever. Inl
n11111 ltcallies, a delicienlcy of la h, and it
Iha been imllpo,sible t gi ve etinlnit the li e..
ce,tary work. 'i s reduces the presenlt
cont111uo below the poilt it wouill 3heri
Ilise have reacedti.
('oIIttn is reportedl in northorn Carotliua
lit i , at gaun c f 1li, e , i t .ItI , inl m iid'lle
i lohui lllt 87. it gain It :1, aItd lower it' ar
lina 8, a 1 ;ain tit it. 'Thi akes l e ovf r,
laihe t o obtain3', I t ,88-2.n e pp e
thee itili aOIlr('4b1le oihil1on0 weei ioer87.
by12 1 latr favoriablle ('asons, il 88,he1 yil
diti on atl l this tim. 2 hat 1 'thie Ipresemi Sat
oil lie asi. slistarory risul's
'lT' coiidiijon of' the cornii Iro lt'oed alo'
lien Siunrl by t 111 2 t hegfavorCblie iel o2.-o
the pas mon i In he.ecion wereth
'largesttreI in river and1. cick111 ho8m tis
give ito 411 I his ep 22he turn'liers ha'tt'vei liyn
livsienty141 sIuler illantd l ate.i I As i tis1
cro lit tllitge proporti1on of1484 il is sti y ent.
as1 the land2 wereil oveix wadb andi plan.1 21.
Ilni,,and i rp liel I"Iio, htas1 8 nodee
01hiorough lyii worked in al lirlleeiu Ils ct'21.
d1illi 2(on ( is re or(e liinl1: nothern 1ar8lin 1
he 1'8t', '1uiddle l'arol 86 ando 2ower CV'1'1g.
lnat287, of nyperae 4.or' hei lt o1 lf cto
aga8ilist21 8 olIi e 11 2 iOtof Jlc a111 o 101181,
I le 'sitl of 188, 118 le3 od0 Ilt.118
11hLeiigo colun.it talon reori's conin
anu aeag oiIbitlion, and24 Newherryo and1
willteton 1eport the182 l l iwest1con'iiti 8
de ondwilio orilf iae i. c8rihernt ilro
l1 i l ie d8, in rt'ddxe t'ali a e'.o,I tId Iin
lIorl Carlinwa 1Ci'n'fvie f opr Cilhe Stat
lif of9,h agrtain lthe'i irto June1 andil I I
rngthd firt of Jutly 181281 'lr . a I
axg of.Ii l~ AND142144 fiuA It ay ,'4011
Th'(le c'iopI liio f orghlule ('0181epor td for
t he loawera 001111nd 1 lroiii canleIIioi 2.
1iiTh~ecnitiipo isent poate is re
poirtedIIC (t 8 i bigd gli lishV48 'ota.oes at 117
rannts Ihen,solv'es, and has tlleret re no
conneclion with sny 3t&st'AA ha'v6 been
coritnilleet
The fost n'thonnt of the i:ittg dI''ihe ex
penses is maid to be nholnt tt;flftt, and
S111t, it i Me:"'e,'can be rti''"VAMui with
ont Irontbl'u. 't10v who hn "e ' ogolilted
or bought Ihe r,li$e-l warr1nn3I, ht wover.
'l!ly lose the anmol tas on theIn, ' iallowedt
by the governnent.
''he \1rsh,11's vlm-y "I- 't .t)O( a yenr,
alntl his proper perlisiales ubmut $..,0o
nlre.
0i the Highway.
To he E ditor of the Pickens S"'nini:
Seeing your coItlmnina are open for
all who desiro to give their views
)n the ttblo -h gh way question, at
matte'-'o'f the greatest inlportance
Liaht, coulId be iention-l' in my
viv,ew, '1 submit a el'w thoughts for
pubictLion. 'I'ire is nothiI'g mnoro
importan t than good roads, amd
nothing tspeaks better nor e'ihances
the vaino of property Ynoro -t"ib:it t
gol ighi 1ttayti. In ihe 'th 'town
ihip, in which I reside and which I
111pplos+e is a1s mot111tiainious0 as any inl
the County or State, we have so
called roads ket'jt pll by the pmblic,
bit some are not, rodils, nor neer,
wriil be while ti.ey remain whore
they are withont dumpi ng and mak
lig fills. There are at 1I1I1lnbet of
h1IS o3 the so called roads thtat
will risO about one foot, in four.
T'hre'c have been petitlions selnt to
the County Cornltissi-ooers to make
stnine haoges, bit, every r te they
by off scioms to turn somtebody's
john quiqla on the Wrong sido of the
house. So they file objections and
that stops the whels an it appears
t.he law stops right thlero. So whit:
Li Iaw taitds still its now, the
road, will tiover be fit, to travel. A
general r, -location of tI o r,ads is
the first thing tiat Ilist, take phnoce,
thel the law as it niow stands it
good enough. Some 1)elet)0 cry tax
the peoplu. That inl my view is for
want 01 a better consIdention, or ia
Lihough t of getting a%03 ontae3t and31
wollking it, with pine bru,,h and
leaving it wors,"me tiltla ie f~und it,
atnd t"nter suit, ag:inst the Coli:s
sioners for his pay amd take mnt; of
his ownt principtle ti prove telit 10:141
Lo be good, and more cost, to be
atlducd. Thle samte mettn ir- er) ing
to day, ''lax Loo Ilighl,'
The p et,ple who ownt the landl anl]
other I'o perty are pa-J il -'f the tax1's
to rtn3 lotll: nt"bo 'Is to t'et. :t1
t'very 1 m111a1's 1 1il111 el, so Iltt 1'VtT
tntI n it-lel to I ' p' ll t he t i 1I lirt
glt ott of 1)3 gt ,l,m ' 1I11, e oul, n 11, 1
ill not11, le3the the 13ih-tan'o 1of3 a(
G reenIville3 and1 'la-.h.y, IPiek.'ls MII
31333 distaIn'e, II il'-ss iL is nlecessarIy
to) shiorten3 thIem. A man11 whdeli
traIveli.lg thei r'o:ul once01 12:33n1 to 3a
fieldi ini a1 'ack, hie 131u t a pumpkm(I in
one3 end1 of1 the sack and1 3a tock
kno11w wh y be1 did1 notL pu a1 pu3 p-.
kinl in thel 01rther1 033d 31u3d takeI. Loo
at a3 time,1 1110 replied, "this is the
way 11h(131 alys done 311o ie o1 awa1y8
1'd do like hle dild." flhIt the 313:11
Stoppjed to persuad1ie him13 to try hi's
best ," for' is roc i1C~ wa too hea3vy'
anyhow1011, and31 bei a1 ways)' had1 to) "toa)3
it bac1k with i himui." AdI so) iL iM
ith I 8some1 1peoplo about3 thle roads1,
t hey 1ha1ve. 3 always b)1een there lad
we.1 haIvi madlie (33t wvithI the 133 a1 3
man13 3 mih as8 well I ha3 1I3veir, g'
a1n 3xe and 311. w .Vil not) buyl anot)3 (.
putI St'eel inl it, and11I 1i 3m.e l1ys' it
is juIst hke( a3 road3 freshi wor'i oil 1)13
38 gohnle orI pa3sL tra3vililg, 81) woik
33ga1in-ll- t311his time takeni 1)ut of
A Iy) man11 (f commo) n p di Il) l
k(eepJ It upj, conIIequetlthe 1- 3'a1 .
Lwice1 the amount111 ithII 0 l 133 13m3ge
to tihe team11 and0 w:lgoI, iL lbe31'i3
thei wa'3gon3 31:d the t:an d3(otes th,
83a331 wI 11rk inll the31 1113!ime, a1 man31
andI( his 1land( is worthI one~ tin31 301
33333ket,2. So by 31 re-lotion 13)a33. 3
aplin,3g thle musel as01337 thle h11w r'e
ilires, t welv day133s ill 1the year33, we1 Mi
wouh1 Iha33vt' good ro-03(! (, otheri'wise
we. never''3 will. Tis is my 33)'01ini13 I
'th1 may *. ha37 33ve it 335 they -u~y
11.
Why the Oali Eim '0 d Man."
''s, that 'as indly sto." sait Jenkitns, -.u
Mir '43r'trning gray nit1t 'afllia g out bef
is ti-t . Use something? S, wir h'), b
ntst 'hn p: restlorers are ilange+6n. --'" nu
Itib%'Vett! his friebrWM, -but P1'tke1' il,
Ifltt arinn is ats lartulbbs Its it i' ft , j,t
*Ve trical it, am gi know,av Uise, .tIr llaaa
a show nnit the boys will Auon ailp "i.
'tm 'Old Jenkins.'' It never tails to rueno
be 'mriginal' cIt 'tA gay or fadt ha
.ichly perlrtnical.it blanttt <lressintg.
Machinery Notice.
-o*
'tt 's impsln'veil Light Draft \laai-s
('onton (lis.
tI- "Ny's .xcelstor nnd Gris"tvold Cottt
('ins.
at'Ahar's Sutenit Etines, Ycparators al
Stiv Mills.
Gult '< Malagnolia Cotton Gin
t' Cotnie 4" Cot pet it ion wit h 'early eve
1i ' 1in1 on the tniark*t, nA Ihe State Fait
te .'nt it every inst ance has beaten i
omhpetitors, atnd taken the honors for fit
itnples. light tltanft, ntal quick nntd go
rork. II is neknowlelgel to uiake a clet
r ands stnouther enfr:p', ~itht le<ss'At p thii
fly Gin knto'e't -t the ttatle.
The EK'celsior anil Griseolil Gits enjo
n excee'l'igly hig- Yepitat ionl, 'id1 th
s"ho hAv. thetut wobili tot. excestge I
tny o her 'Gin, which spec.s *'ell ink thi
naise.
'Ph"e Ex'Celsior'ans it circtlar roll box al
a-te'ntel ribs \ tich are so constructe.l tIh
I M.sea t a an ituposibili, 10 choke it.
We have sold qitile winmber of Frarquh;
stem l'.Mgt es, 'Li II orizonal attil Ye
it.el, ail in very iistance they have pro
n to be just as recotitinended, antiI ha
ive-n perfect satisfaction, wI:icht is say il
great denl considering what is expect
f at Mlachine of4ltis kint, besiles at tutnh
t thetntm wert hI to ptties Who lad
xpetience whutever in mlchinery, at
nnk iheir first lesuon on tle Engine pure
tsetl
For GitiiI1t Cott tll ie Vertical Engi
. preferable hratn the I'tct thmat it costs le'
is tore easily nattuged asid am reIuires le
tel. --
.\r. Fa'rquar's reputatin for itakit
nw MIills ais 1l struatl to atat of his E
{+nt" stul Sepsarars.
('nai.pttes With 1"1rices atl terins to
1I t us. 'otrresp ie e ce s licitil.
J. H. Morgan &.Bi
GItFENV K I aLE, S.,c.
Bridges to Let.
CO()L.'/T1 ('' 1-1t1/O\/'RI;'S ti'IC
-,4'i a ht s (; II., .Mss.y 1';Ih. 18$";.
iiiM .\i It1\I; l.b \S DA.\ will1
C \:.! 11I Iigv, ;u-' .'" 2-\life lisve
Iss1 1ls . pt1 po se (t sl llt. g O w he 11'i 11bin
=a id lPI iigr. inI t he I li ally a A,gnai
I i i' ',' a \I.
Enti's ai ge aiton ah l:ll. vler. tat tie I''
4lirk Ioar I ''outty a,-iiaosiaasione..
N r,lice tu Supjetrvisorsa e
'% ' ru-eiai haereby nthorliizel.1aial requ-ra
Ito a rtlat lii.te )v'a-t'ees ot tite vni
iajals itt l'i:katas Ia'aiiiytaty ottl< at it
laiit s'neti l' ta atilita a:tih iital ~viy ha:t
li 'awoak htaitis alila lailth lla
aet ween~i thea i lit ihi flutly tan, thte I
lay ofi Saept.ntiter 188., ian,l it taiar t
-ililiti Itit hae stli&ciaeil tat lilt ah i ltala
itt giaai l l t'it ion,i a tealt he lie 0 .er;,et- sin
lie teaat':ai ai jilt lia''ut int goi e tltb
'venai the lay htave iito work 12 il1ay.ais~ a
1itit'il lby ha iv.
lIy) tttata' Ioatril if I t in lty 4 t t attisPt'ftat
I). Li. DL lt.\aNI', Clark.
july I19, 188:3 4:-l 4
igainist thle lEtiie of Jacaoab l.ewis, il
3asesed, w dl preasent a't te n hor atet II
ally litatl ; alti tloase liielil loi t
iti lstiate will aatatke paayinentt to theu u
lersi gned.
ANlTltNY' I l EWIS,
('.\ l IElulNl- I.EWai8,
N. I) PllO8NS.
Ailaiitrnais, WaVill annexedl.
jualy 19, 1888 4-13
COT TON GIE
lohn .\i. irrai, Plhainatiti, agatinst Sinita.
lIntswell, Deafetndat.
f)Y~ nutahoiiy itt lil (ritrt fotr sa;e, nonta
) in~ tae abovie sliaild case, ion the tlut
b13y oif ,1uly 1 98l, tby hhtat. I. I). WViae
pooniat, Preashiling .Jtudge, I watill selil tao la
aigheaa hii<lr. alt the raeice oft P'inc
tay Goissett, tan TI'ESDAY, the hthl day a
uiguist 1888, tat 12 o'clock, NI., thea tol
iwing V'A I,IJ.A 1L,1 Ni At tlNE a, to wil
I St'nto lEnginei, litiug and Fixture-s;
Ii Trahier, witht ltichinatal Fixianres;
I (Gt lin (athiPres iadFedr
T Ei.ls F A1 LEtt ia credit, uitti
he I~ i - atl o Nove-'iiber- 1888, secead-aa I
at o te purchIasers, withI t wa iipproave
rt ttiaes. wtith itna teet alt 7 pate rt e t. p
nttntirn day of :iae.
jly 1 ', 1I 43h 1 a
iTa: onrat tt( ao t Ciot, l.A
nrt: ala Tu : Ca3rui.atrt..:n Uh:.y:a ,
('ioalui, S. 0,,* pail 1st, 1888
G Ell I" Ya, that (I. W. Uiiwent, ofr EnisIe
- .aent of ('onatinettal insttunce (Cota
nyi), iticorpoatedtt' biy the Minaieair Ne,
irk, lutt. totrnpliediWa i t Ite requtisititis (
e iAct ifttheas (Genatl iAs"sil3l enitale
.att Act tat reglarte the :Agenctties oflaitiu
ice 4 aitipanie's not incoiripatda itt Ih
ate oif oth Ii nromalinat,"' tald I htereb
en'ase thle sanid 4.. WV. hioatn, Agetnt att
bl, tao. tke ri,-ks atal iransatct tall btusineasu
IausurAance hI this Stiatt iti tihe Caitiay a
ickeats, faor at aal ini tbehat orfsaidl Coap alt)
xpjirecs .\lh it t,. 18 ~I81..
W. l'. STONEY,
('o,inptroal letr4 Geati ,i
.jat' 12 183 4-U
Tines are -hrd we 'riust it'Wess;
ty Iut t hoe' s ioiY:e l'n cry'Phg;
re For all of ts have got to dre?s
-But use nrdK"e rsete in buying.
U. A Well di'eSAd YtiMy is nlwnys'1Yee:
mI Ali-ke on poor snta weailt by',
ag It hh's a charm in hone 'br 'ilreet,
Bit, best, it'mtakes one henolhy. in
So, bear in mindAh't
inn
to
Greenville, S. C. p
en
le
who sell Goods both for 'hi
Retail and Wholesale e
1C iri
are the headquarters in the Up-courtry for
uih
tt DRY GOODS:
s gol
e A ND sol
l'sl
ur. fol
it' ly
tdh
As th'ey oive an Agent in New York wIs te
keeps thetn siuppl.ied with Goods 'every tov
week at. the lowest. possible Ma prices. 101
r and we are determined 'o sell Gloods as go(
r. low if not sa little lower than th'ey con he : .i
v bough'. elsewhere., This may noadtl very thi
re loudl, but we t've got. the Goods at prices got
ag 1o tnu port Ihe noise.
a I9 r
"i bvet
h-. ion
We will mentintl here tlhat rltl' l rat large
lot 'Of )ress (l is have been nt+arly all
te sold, but we hAsVe Sist receivel a new sup
s, ply, and have others which wsill be here in
ss a few dalys Tih
lIalt Wol f,au i all shad"s, only 1l0c. her
' l1eandi\Stl Uhecked, Lace and Plain Goods, thi
I'), cents, soldt for 20 cents. let
be klegitat Figuled and liroealed Goods, 15 o
'Ial it 1 'ents, sohl for 2-, cents. t1ot
Nin a Veiling in latest li sades, only 20c. 2
' ! !nobil for :;n cents.is
Lovely lirocaded Lace Rinnlings. :; cents, p
sohl for 4-) ci nis. Ml
.\ll Wool N\1ii's Veiliig. the 1ost fashion-.{ I
ntabl sliiles, 3.) Cisnts. aid for -IS cents .7
Ail niainy wtlirs tot) It''ttaller! Is ti in . p
I liiigo'
lit l.vei lii y will t I f you ~1
. W. ,AILt DR; ALL & (O.11p
in uis- lit, i"e lti .)"iy t'ord, iail l le
hatroes liilhx very, lighat tor summe
wearC:s. 'aeiid lhi- s.unpailes.
sI
i
.1 aat opertml ourta tenalth case tof these
Giaoods this inig, I ie burnlxiisoesi and
L. Isargesi li 'eaer xhomn bIy nnay Retnail lionase.I
N early everybodaay knioawx we hnave rock
--haitoma pra~ice s nI)omaextic G oods, ihait forA
Ihlas good ot se pubalic wVe qul:T
2n1 iairds New Styies Prlinat S 1. Cha
160 yads Gooda lshiri imag $1.
e'- 12 yards tileavy l)arilling 51,..
e- 12 ydsx Gaooda Sealxi Ish.ad~i hirt'tug SI . tak
I1t yinad .\lair-.-s i '1 l. U" is
12 yard's Caaaa Tick g'I,
. til11 membere h av e the ( bst 1 2 . c-cint see
lilack u~ in , aket , ichid we are selling
it0 yssad foar onir dllars.
F PIN
Of aow dsa
('aus~IullercN. Iast
ec
lIe surec to coiine iad see us isnmd we will
su)aviyo maaniy ail i hiese (lGoids. Ouri Stoick ,is
haof, tale i,jen'as, L ien DaoylIirs, Wih ite fors
Goodasas, imiiieri u c s, br.ees, (Gloves, Ilii and tS.e
ac kerch ict i lry, anmd uninIy othe ari soicJle's
asaoii masneroas to men11Jiti ar oi'eed to th ii XI
Plaalic,
I For Less Sioney' Thinn IElsewhtero
For i,en i(aloney Tliaun lisewhaere
lroemmber alhe place just holow thle old
Coiia lii$l'ausnetS 10
x'i
E. W. Marshall & Co.
----0
faIaIEEVII,LEt, - - S. C.
REMEMBER OUR
N. II -.ecialinducertss oflered to
nal., clansals andas latiga farnis.ris ia a
TYRADLEY& 8A R R
i'tenville, )M. C:
Never think of our names withott thinf. -
3 you can buy Dry Goods as cheap
caper from us than any Hlouso in tia
e of business.
'ITe'increase in our trade st do 1Ri 5
e-third over and above last year's sal
ir Motto is ever to "LiYe hud let Liv<.'
lint we taenl 't tant is, 1v Will telI
e very lowest living profit.
No Salesman in our 'louse w'll be allo"
misrepresent Goods. One price only
k''t'f6-r uob'ds, nand th-tt *b 'he iottf.t
ce.
ltecnause we sell you a Bitte Black Cna-:
ere at 12 cants, do not Ohi'n-k it is w":
s-you can not ntatch it in Io'wu for 1,
We have sold 6,500 yna'ts of our I
it" Blenched ,Ooods at 10 cents, sit"
t of dlatnay.
Dress Go s.
cy have at very han<lsome line which n6
fails to please. They have never i
re successful t hann til senson in dr
>ds--laree large lots having been alrel,
ui, and now a hey have .Arbt ten'ed
rth lot.. They cannot account for it
in this way: W%'hen they have at custoa
I has *"been leok+ng around" tlhey
lell thet they have the prettiest a
( st Ntoek of ress goods to be fonnd
n, lie.tuaiftul half-wool dreas toods
athey wi I pit their I2 cZ0'riere dr
alx ngainst any li1t guetts in town.
9 goods alone 2,000yards have been so
season; it. is the (l teen of cheap dr"
alde, anl will lnst as long rt ge)A N
25c for. Somtebotly lost 8oihte indt
tewhere, when they bought 40 bolt
ss gools woftht 2,)v per yard, for ii
ight them so thoy can sell them at
yard. Ntun's veiling in all the new fat
able shades. W. A. Lt. 0. (.
hey will save you money on Dr.
Goods.)
Black Goods.
y are their pets-the darling of tI.
rts. Therefore ahey take tnor. pride
9 dlepartntent than any .otathll They te.
a Customer go ot it pt'itae or tlulit:
consideration. Black etsahtere at
ble widt h black erape goonas at 21tc:
dhouble width black ca<htmere is as,
igly nice 'Ilalily tor ihe price-oa!
ds for it dtess pattert-jst innk o'
ek tall wool btunting; at 21v; btack
Iitng tit lic: black casltoeres I 12)
-.t). ;0, (t5 S ne' aial 'a IlI per y
'".e pel' 1a'l thet Will -eli y,at as
tls aN $.i1) Webltaha buy a few years
ek Nun's veiling iraia20 to 4;>' per y
.k s'ilks Frois I t l - 1 75 per y:arIl;
I1 black -ilk is ext"ra g,il; bhek allp
2" atntl i3c habys their I g si,k tiai:
tl.l.-i pretty as i;0 t lack silk.
. '. C. A.
!y will not be uheaerseld in 4l
Goods)
lhe Big Show S
-IN
TLLI I lay cnat.e a' <la yet alaaey got. TI
Qr 31AILIilL 1iUh1'.\UTs will hot ,
k indts ot Wsalnata an.all'anel lieds, c
I theni tare gonte.
pindatle, T1raudle, and Sintgtcle iks
led Spiang~s, WV 'e, 51at':k tand Co
tirerse'., (!Ittii's iantd li ockeris, atlI gra
targe variety of Extetnsain, Kite
mberi't Sutits. Lonnglj.et. tradales, ('a
-omost), .\lott te, ramaaes, &c , Klit
Sidle aonrd Sa tes.
Iwa'tys o nind oa genteal line of l'n
'a's Saupli's, coist11inag airf tail
ial (Cta'v and t ial iadRbtes, fot
,tall sty len. CotallitS '':h T inaed in
e' ofll I ta les itad l'liates, alt aill hao
'l (loods at bottc ma tigaares. (Ctlt
tfor youraasetve'u. Nto chiarge ttunkh
tig. Accet lt a kiis or' plasat't faor
15. 188:1U i0
egistration Notic
01'T( h is hierebyv gi van thatol t he lst
of itegistra' io fot r ta l' Iicke'ns I oint
ntow openll in miy otlice at l'iieens I.
f. aor thle ll egistrlatlaao ofalit tpers
h iate baecoltte tittld ha re;i'te ci' i
genercial eletion,i aon tirst .\ lndaiy
mnthllI to tatai auntail thet litrst Naon,
uly. itaclusive, praeae.Iintg I the nexa g
sat.e shall I e cloaited tad naut i'e opela
Ilin.
WV. A. CL,Yh)E,
crvisor ilegi striationt tor' l'iokenas Caat
archtl 8, 1 b8;I 24
NOR?MAN'SU
-r T A L IZ2NQ
CORDIAL.
-'f AURi
A sUR1u'and ffectauat Ib
ant lrtu,gultarittiee annid tl
&ch and Ijowuli tWhethir lt
it i.,ec abC(' loil to thll It
.tfensivi( t ha tno.
FI'nmptly elle.ving Diyu h
4.:1 FIrb.t, 4 uo;
Flair, (;r.Iplut l'n!
Nti lsc-al, i chuy
. i lIcI ad tag o nd1'
't bo ised an nad diamc sJlc
he rrythine id o'it s Ot o-i. ia
Cn'iltrne Acanoo
Prii, 2 . tol $aoo p'r b ttl. n
~'t)It I!) all).il1lglj1.faifUl) D,olira a d ts
?xO~LT0~ IWMt ,LeC n
bl' er y,ino. Iloes not cntli.P 'ti-i