The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, December 18, 1884, Image 2
ibit the sale of ardent apirits in
onee d'ounty, introdu1ed by Senator
- lemann, passel the Semite by a decided
inajotity. Sonrior S:nvthe, of Ch;frlev
ton, ohaml-ionod ti bill. Senlator Bio
!t'nn claimod that th-, sentim ent of a
m%jority of the Do:nem rti votrs iof
Ouoo county favored the repeal of th e
haw, As he wan elected upon that i':aie.
It we-ttuderatand,the sitmiiti'>t of amtirs
in Oeonee, Mr. Biemann is nistaken in
as"eming that he wa eleoted on the issue
of a repeal of the law. Mr. Bieuann was
it9dicted several timeo3 in the State Court
on the charge of solling whtiskoy con
trary to law, and ho and his frier.ds
" raised the cry of persecution and upon
that issuo, and not upon the issue of a
repeal of the law, ho wa.3elocted Senator,
if we aro correctly informed. Besidos
this, Mosars. Doyle and Lay who were
elected to the House from Oconen County
at the samon time Mr. Bio:1unan was olect
ed to the Sonate, aro strongly opposed
to the rope.l of tho law, and will oppose
the bill in the House as earnestly as they
possibly can. The hill will likely he
dofeatedcin the Houso and the law allow
ed to romain as it is in (ltonec County.
That Germai Claim.
S mi tor Sm1ytIhe of Clarloston, intro
ducod a bill in the Senato to inve:t al
the rights of the Stato in what is know
a the Germlan Claim in this and ()oontcc
counties, in the deviseos of one Brown o
Charloston from whom the "Cermmn :
Syndiato" purclisod, or are negotiatinN
for the purohase of the claim. Senato
Smytho said this would be a good thinlp
for the State, as it would ho the man:
of bringingin a large (4riani popution
,ho only thing oen.isary being ti lass
age of his lit.tlo bill to en,re :tnw defet
in the titles. The bill was it hint de
feated, but upon a recotnidlerttion wa
amentld no as not to interfere with ti
rights of any one l()v ctO,ulying or it
)iOseuaieoll of the laucd. '['Itis i. curiow
legislation to u . If tih title of the orig
inal grantoc+ was good, the titl,> of hi,
su1Oios sora to the property are eqiulal
good, and where the ine18c-sity of going
t the Logiolature t:) ha.vt' titlo:s ottfitt
ed. But in our opinion this its not it
there is a trick in the schemlO- --somehody
wants to get authority to dispss-O
som:)body whose titles are better that
their own. This talk of settling (iernat
Immigrants on the landti is all bost. Tlt
proper thing to do is to pa5ss an Act rc
linuishinig all the Statics right, if sh
li.ta aniy,to) those wh1o are no0w inl possio~
of the hand. If thore are to he any favoz
or discriniiinations to any bodny, in the nami
of just.ice and atl lta is right nd faih
Inake tlhom iln favor of our ownt peo)
and not in favor of a foreignt syndioat
who care( nothing for tihe' cutry i eco
for whlat they cani nake out of it by iipt
cutlahtion.
Rieprcsocntati' .ilo weni fromz this ( Cui
ty, ini(ilf cfrmityV toc the r'e'cni : ndarctit
of thuc (randI ju ry, in tro.I ,o a hill i:
the litase to prochibiit thec mnucf'vctur
of wh'iskoy fromn grtamin in Piekeni' (Ciin
ty. WVocin the il cii(amoi up forc' .'onisidecr
atien t '1( wv.t quito a svirito i ght 01vo
it, hat our r pre.ientatimv-u, Motis. Bow
en aud Ilp ma~"itainji I thiem:elveuit,
hanIdsooily anui w orrd thle hill by a vot.
of 81 to 29. It nowv h a to paLL- thi Sen
ate bo",co it hctoenlm. a law. WVe hoievi
the sonitim'nt of ft-c Co:iity willi over
whelmingly si ami the hil. Th'ie (coun
ty, so far as lhar-roomii.c atre ecneoriod, lunt
been "'dry' for the last .<ix years, andi tin
longper wo inac prohiib.ftKi, the hant'
-~-otir po >plo like it. [There lha i hen
porf3ot rev- lution, mforailly, rtoligeou-i;
anrd -inda'stiily, slintVi har roomms wor
Baai Ihed from our bordersn. (Of a r
60omo 'I# very muich oi>po itd tco otl]
ping the sido oif wvhitckeynml iiind e:mn
eidorable fuss about it at firat, hnt now
majority, we believe, of thoso Hamo' pt
ple, are thle most eairnost advocatos c
temperance, and would niot have hcm
looms restored in the County for hardi
any o9fmaidoratioir. The (Govornmer
distillers, as they are cealled, sold unde
the State law, in ton gallon pcackages, an
frequently in less quantities until the
Were itilicted ini tihe cour1ts, convicto
and flined, $200 each for violating th
law. It is this elass of whiskey menth
Mr. Bowen's biul will reoh, should it be
oome a law, antd they too will have t
@e6se operations. Thie p)eole of tii
County have had mutchl trouble on no
count of winkey and have determin<t
to suppress it, and removo freom on
mnidat the only disturbing doe'ennt am miga
ws. We heard'( an eduonrWt.d antd highh
intellgout citizen of al neciglhboring comi
tg say recently, thast the dill'oroneno be
*ween the peopie (of this county andt
those of other sootions where whiskov
'Vas .sod was very striking. Said h'c
.'youmr people are all polite, friendly antd
moeiable while in places where whi-ckoy iii
sok1 you will find many to tihe rovor-o of
gi.". Tis ill tAuo and we hoeliovo at
famthree-ftnurthsof our peopclo are s:iuare
4owp, on bar-rooms and still-honses.
Pe~rmxanent."
Thare are- meidi'.inlea which give only
tmp7rary rdtief and then leave the teud.'
,jwt rse ofT than bef ore, espeoially in
qe of dyp'pepcca. Raombecr that this
a44 the waby with Brown's ironc Bitters.
kaM.J. M. Gaines, of (aines II.
soaaotthissprinos of tonio1, "My
sa been greatly honefitted by, it; e
oubled wih d fsp)pia for
I--' g.Ibleo n /om
'7aho-pe { ar -
- 't' -
Fokee must hev larin er read ther A
wun but tother picter is took in an
coinperihended with ther ey uv even
ther unlarnt. 1
I wont tor Greanvil, with our wag
in, an I seed ar peiil pictor, maid by
Mr. 1)avy. It -was bout thler result 1
uv ther fecsbuU. Way ill) in ar kor- 1
n12hr, It plrlicemnan had Mr. Saint Jon J
in er dump kart, calryin hifn ter thor ]
stat'shtn house. He wus ther ten
prallse can'iydate, at' just like sum
ltilo telpranis peple ho got ded
(rtimk over ther big beetin he got, lie
did.
Then thar wus ole Mis Belvy Lok
wood, She wus or huggin Beest But
ler, an ther ole Beest wus or cryin,
an or huggin uv ther ole ooman, an
them saim spunes ie stolecd at Nu
Orleens a stickin outen his pokit.
Unkle Sam, in stripid pants, him
as ther cals ther Nuniuted Staits, he
wus or standin stradel uv Jim Blain
tuther way as ter ther way 1>ots plais
leap frog. Blain wus on his al fores
his big hat an long ploois tuehin
ther groun1, an Unklo Sam had or
plank rased hi in both hans inarkt
"returnin llord'" an he wits a aayin ter
Mr. Blain he would "put ther padil"
-ther bord "on his rong ('end in or
hurry." Thats what Blain got outen
ther Nu York returnin bords arter al
his fussin.
Then tlur \vas Mir. Clevelun settin
on er sofer, lookin like or gintlemnan
as he is, hiohlini tier Nu York vont in
his han an has oem thar yit saif an
An Mr. D:'vy he Imuid anuther pie
tur uv or )inrkrat otis searker - sit
ten down ter ther furst squar mo -le
he hled hwll in 24 vers. Fatst 1)s ie
put a hole turkv in his mttoirth nill twut1
at griabb1inl ar1tor at (wo mtbhs ( l( p ig.
rtIst(d hole fur titer se(nutl(d 1bite.
Now that hn utig'ry oiL' seoker w\"ats ar
ter cilin 'r" hole Hail huinisi le wIIs
tnt stll uv themt :iir So gredy titer (I
swall;r n( ot ( nnI1Iy tl(' ()tia btut, thier
il; iekk hillitn its- kept in. I. wisl yua
could sce Mr. 1)avy's pieters.
Younln til dloth,
Ni:n.
NoTY BSNY.---1. I 14e l what. Rev.
Mr. Sam Justis writ. er hout tie ani
hev this tmuch ter say --I tever swalpt
hoses, my daddy want er prechlr
but ie waIts Or gentelnlant an lie tole
mll inever ter swplj hosLets an I folerd his
.1
2.I didn't intetnd to eiuse every
Itititn as5 swai) a hon uyV lyin- the thef
., chanlsIes4 ar thatr is at ly 0or too toll in
I umat (overy at wap.
o .i.'Ho swapinl is at mit v duitus
t kind uLv hi)ttnes flor a1 pireertor, its
tnot koniderd ove respe 054(0cr1ble ennyl
wayV, ani prechur iit rM i ter' 1belike Mtrs.
-h. rleve theo Contfiurenses anl Sio)evashl
unsH wald pia-s er re.iruishun apprllov
- t' in it. ! Idonu t n I rerpet. w' uit IO
ttO: ii itct tsoeeilt, itubotin an nt
er l ti! ter the cloh j* lit causes1'
a'14 tpcile l n Iht oi'n rit ma tiwrk Ihat
"pr chm - -- h ad c ~lii tavap(iAt oi
outil he wusLther iet irn on
nlow konsiderasuuso Iv thi ind tort
4. (1')1IO wu "lind a sairesnopr
tiekler indr idua buorti. kndu
wolv. I in shrp lthiItrhn. SWTer
Ih must heOr okit an thurt smhody. li
'.lhei devattisritei ntr critet
ei an gos )e ftar oather wurilygi
Mhr luuen.' o ra Tha p(-it n pestfor i
aw1ile ahW sappl )l0inl' pr-Iu wi my
dervin o prnage I u therttItllYlMito
thinionthyis an log ws, bliIehIind
is rmastekin morutl.iihiotio
t G.)I kai 1er.think.ther ih san
r klorgy ti e:i(1i DinIity, in y th e
t il.E Ir goe backer Greanivil Tlr git
Mr. by toi diriawt a penoyil piete-u
aete h o wappin preech- I b w13t illr.
tMlu.n Edurrtonnlh annua(l reort ofy
the' Courity fornmhi'soes lse infomtii 1)
your i4laset wil eek' Vitt , i l)a flitlino
po0me ha te mo. P. H. Etwoll as an
wn fore it wi oh gepain o, may thue
mor poplo.t nutycesr r l
aod,lar trisi money.tiA hai adtornh
and b is~ diototmnoy was col-otnhl
where t wil do1 the greaes. god ito the
goodut, ru, an bita mnLn ih
,iiy bo i absent, the Asso
n appointed the following c9ioore I
r ivo for the present session Rev. B. 7
oldeor, Praeident and G. F. Robinson,
ieretary.
Uolnnittee of arrangomnents: M. hien
Irickn, Matthew Gillespie and James 1
Int. i
Opening prayer by Rev. 1. ioldor. b
Letters were read and dnlegateo re- 3
eived from lifferent ni:ging clltsae. 6
'adernl in nmiivi: J. T. Childress, J. T.
Aooper, W. W. Norris, J. F. Singloton,
1. Free(man, P. D. Dacue and Marion ,
Mlet Saturday night in temIp eranoeemna:
necting. Sp4'eeeR were delivered by j
lovn.B. Holder, A. S. Whitmire, (1. W. -
linlgleton, Matthew (illespio, M. Hon
lricks and J. T. Childress, who explain
>d roasone for total ab,3. iianee, anl re
omnnu)uded and urgel the same. Tl.e ]
LPresident roquested all that would vote
for total abatinanoe to rise-when 34,
>it of 53 arose.
Met pu1lullt to adjournment, Sunday
morning 9 o'clock A. M., prayer by Rev.
B. Holder. After a lession in nusic, ad
journed for dinner. After recess the
cougregaiion wam entertained by llov. W.
B. Singleton, with onoof thehetspvoeoh
ca on telporan eo that it has over boen
our priviledgo to hour. After a lessoSn in
iust, the closing prayer was offered by
Rev. W. B. Sinlgleton.
P'or formner:t onl organe, Mfit; E:ather
Urenshaw a nd Mvivs Mattie Robinson.
'I'hi, body rnturn titank to the citizena
of the oununllity, c(l,r;iltlly the ladios;,
for thoir ho )spjittbleentertainment during
the ml1-otinIg.
(. F. Rot:svos, S0'ry.
03I rUARY.
in unnliory of MAR.Y ADA, wife of
Mr. V. ). (lean, and daughter of I)r.
It. J. and Mrs. J. A. (iliilatnd, of Ei
loy, S. C. The sblljoct Of this not ice
w.s horn, No vembnr ".:d 1ti61, and died
Ootober 27th 18 t. he was alnrrl(id tho
let day of Jnnary 187t) to Mr. 0. ).
Hum1111bort. This u1:4nion, 16rolg, by the
tion of Inutual aftoln(;tr, anld full of the
)romllieo of over increacimg dom)1e10tic hatp
I'inestl, was ill it fow short. ni11ths, broken
I) the dint iii of Mr. ilumbert. 'I'lh is wt;
indood :t nad hornvtoentnt to the young
widowed heart. It (nnomd for a while
that the h!ow was too much for her gen
tie, truitilng nature. An the Rtrontg and
loving aril, whimh elho had learned to re
gnt as heir sttty and comfort along life's
chb"ckeredt way, wai- tatkcn awaty, it ,;r')m
el tthat thec li iang spirit bMreft of itr
na1turul props1) would fndo aint droop.
that nll his dak hmrt ofl her you;.g lite,
Ia 1() lino llt ".VLwnl'(d 11pon1 11('' h5o ' all 1
nw h ie sprang up1) ill her te(d(r In
troubled 1'.irt. She luo(t 1"etn th,e su
'h' triittl and 1owS r of 1 ,I . : +j.ir.tnua
it, wilen.1 'hlomgi t. th ire t dait 4'(
of Jtwn.+, were ui ~1t)1-r-sd lpon her, )
ti lhf1 tnll death of her hl ihaul, that,
when' the (dirkllu; ol) uiin m c.kino over
her she oarno'(t!y dt r:rMd, to reali7 i
her own Oxp+or.eo the e,Ifo:tr of ;hi,
religion which l:.d hnno '.>oautitully
exollmiplitild by hr d, Ienaaed Imn:ind.
In her bore2voment hei heart naturaly
turned to that, whioh adiorlled her lw
beud'a life and erowntd it ouid with
peace,. T1he symlpthlIzinIg HalvioIIr too
full of compuasion14,1 to break I the1 IIl brised
reed or quenchi the miuloking tlax me her
in the valo oIf tears1 and1 :4poko( p)eaen4 to
her trojuled h2art, In the timo~ ofi her
mlouirning shl Conso42Ptarat heilf'1), to theI
siervioMn allt4 glI Iy oIf (ibr,at aui1)1 lna a
tile P'reuby,iorhi oh urch'. ToI the l.aulrI:b
shle was1 ard'ently alttac'hIed.
She waLs Iarried th II econd' 111 tille to
M1. WV. D. ( flOlnn, i )'eember 4;h, I%3
w.ithI Mr. (Glenn I tI I aerV ivlhIr sheI
liv-ed, thle l4unsinlO oft her' honiJ a4.d tll
joyV of her' halihand, nat ii the II b of
pro1 Itnwtod for numy1 ' we ', 141m br.saihed
herw int 01n l::rth inl f:nthI inal h 1)t.
of i-l< C~ oh tlwegrve; shful care
afein ofl' Al a fdtd hu bhad! non Ihlj
tlw ldlief phyiiuI !InIe m-I ilenltEl the
innehed aong he hii.g Dog
01wrolng dnmep lote(Ie11 itiet
were ()iit il thyr craet, t guarian
aHe41.n. Sheo arlInd took th fod 11oon
whriihohsot iii1 o the ' 11,
W!liwMhd0eih S noL hlting, iw thei
441ll nwmory h'l ill'pre ius ot oInllto
lthra1.141 and dtearedt h'er, hn'tlO toi
the I oimunn4iy I li whiht1'hI ld .id
diul.IBt "Msic.na fotik a IItlow band1
wio e:iat l (I <b>wn," yet 'wrif i til g 'a
a!l' i i tibioru. Wo n iIhilto he
fiond'i. We hI .mlJ not thlikofbo wit(h
out (mingI imagte dlofor 1u1 vlitue tha
worol realitio inI her14 lhaaler andill1 whIfh
awoir,'ofl1b ouriditation, l4 fertna
whillra(ve1r thut 4W(l ' getlnsr, kidnl aIl
one.wit levrs t was tluhetrinspirn spOirit,
brihtlir. "$nd. binj ify:ng t ptof
the. h nwnthnofhe.ito
AL
fi OouIdt of a.nria
o It* PBEIIDING Jurkao lE
JUDICIAL CinoUIr:
I hereby subnit my Annual Ie
ort of all claims filed, audited and
Ilowed, and ordered paid by me
>1t the tiscal year, beginning Novem
or 1st, 1883, and ending Ooctoper
1st, 1884:
JHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1-EASLEY TOWN
SHIP.
AMOUNT.
alllie Jones $ 25 00
C Hudson 40 00
Iiss Mamie Gossett 20 00
illie L Gossett 16 90
V W F Bright 40 00
diss Rebecca Hunt 40 00
0ias Lizzie Hunt 31 50
diss Ada Boggs 27 00
3S Boggs 25 00
3 S Boggs 15 00
Luke I Ariail 16 00
W Moore 26 00
3 W Moore 100 00
i E Johnson 31 50
illie L Gossett 25 00
T M Jones 23 65
'Iiss Mamie A Gossett 13 50
3HOOL DISTInCT NO. 2---LIBERTY TOWN
SHIP.
NIiss Lizzio Hutchins $ 25 00
" " 25 00
Miss M T Bowen, assistant 13 00
G F Miller 20 00
John Higgins, school furni
ture 70 00
Miss Ninnie B Cureton 25 00
1) Grice 50 00
Miss Mary J Grice 30 00
Miss Nitnie B Hinton 25 00
Wmn A Hendricks, building
school house 56 00
L A Jeinkini 22 50
Miss Lizzie Hutchins 37 50
Mrs S E Hunter 30 00
" "22 50
1) Grice 37 50
Miss Mary Grice 18 75
Lillie Gossett 36 25
" Eliza Grossett 11 88
\V L Grice 50 00
" " 12 50
( F Miller 20 00
"t " 30 00
W 1) Jen1kin 37 50
C 'T 1ilr 37 50
\iss Lidie RohinHon 12 50
C T1 Millor 12 50
V A H endric;ks, building
shull lRoUse 59 50
sCH0o0. DI.T;1RICT1' No. 3--CENTRAL TOwN
S1111'.
R A Jolnston, school furni
ture $ 40 OC
Cha1rles Cunin'lghm11n1 () 0(
Miss Mlary E Brock 50 00
11 L Lewis 80 0(
Miss Mt J Menldelhall 50 0(
L S Hld(en 5ll 0
WV L Grico 56 2,
Miss Sallie Mullikin 5) O0
" "' . "50 0(
:OHol[)L DISTinICT NO. 4- -HURRICANE'TowN
SHIP.
Pickens S.*ntiniel advertising $3 0(
Miss~ Lizzie J Edge 25 0(
" " "12 S50
E FilRobius 18 0f.
Miss Lucy Ellin 25 O(
" " " 12 50
"Hester Lewis 25 0(
" " "12 St
"Louilla Edge41 25 Of
" " "12 S(
J 1) O'Bryanit 25 O(
" " 12 S(
hohn P~ Cratig 10 Of
L A JenkIius 12 S(
" " 13 5f
:s('HOOL 1)DIIiiUCT No. 5 ---P'ICKENs CA. U1
WN M McCaslaui $208 it
C TI MViiller 50 0f
John! A lkekr ' 13 00
Charles N Wyaitt 50 00
Jc s:e .J LeWix 30 00
George A Elllis 50 00
Miss V,ry A llgood 50 00
D) E IlCendiAks, building
sch 4ol house 417 00
e HIooL ms~ 1'lucT No. 6- 1AcrsvrITTa, TowN
SIII P.
P E Keith $ 25 00
R{ D A liarhin ~ 40f 00
J 31 Willia:m 50 Q(0
R A .Johmnston, school furni-'
turn170 0(1
John1 0 1 )avis ~ 50 0(0
Miss Mary, T[ llihinson 40 001
sc;iooL D1iiRICTI No). 7---PUMPKINT~WN
TioWNUIIP.
J L Crnit tenden $37 5(1
11 A Jiohnsiton, school furni
t ur,o 80 0.
C E Bo1T) 25 f0(
" 4" 11 2
Chargles~ Austin, work 71
Jfohn A Vker 15 Ot
Miss Evat E Wyatt37(
George Mayt~i(Ild 367 S!
Miss0 jMehe5'(e Hunt '25 0(
" " " 25 01
5(11o01 D'I:Tulev1 No. 8- -EASTAToE ToWN
R A JIohmlIonT, school1 fuirni
tnre $40 Oi
W U ilihardlt :17 04
Aliss Maiggie Leowis If) ()
homaf15 Il Galloway 48 04
Miss Il Kannio ZaCcy o;o 04
" Mlly MosM 16; ot
" Nannio (Cox 71 7t
"Boet io Fie'ld 57 (
Panit Inidebtedlness j'jled
No. 1.
JIohni. J WVilliana $50) f4(
McElroy JamTfesonl 48 71
John A Rlobinson 30 Of
C P Bar' ett 25 o(
" " 25 f0(
r~ 00
k~i~ry ~ 4oC2800
kBoggs - . 13 00
OP Barrett 50 00
Daniel Baldwi.u 18 75
3 H Bowcn 7000.
No. 6,
J H Bowen N.3500
No. 7.
Hagood, Alexander & (o 5 85 A
BOARD OF EXAMINERS AND 8CHOOL COM
MISSIONER.
Olin L Durant S.C.P.C. for
services $60000
Olin L Durant S.C.P.C.
traveling expenses 100 00
J P Cary, Board of exam
iners 15 00
J E Boggs, Board of exam
iners 15 00
0. L. DURANT,
School Comn'er Pickens County.
DOWN
THEY GO.
J. 1I. MORGAN & BROS.' buyer
culled the market and picked up somo
wonderful Bargains.
JUST LISTEN.
60 pieous Indigo Prints 7 eta per yard
65 White Quilts at 75 cents, worth $1.25.
75 White Quilts at $1.50, actual value
$2.25.
60 Dozon Good Large Towels with
( l;red horder and warruited every thread
Lmnen, $1.00) per dozen.
45 ozen uExtra Large Hck and )a
mask Towel-s, really hanldsome goodi, at
'25 eenltS eafch.E
This Towel cost $4.00 por dozen to in
port.
4i) 'ieces very host Drees Ginghams
at 8 cents por yard.
Where i+; competition now?
Standing in the shadow of their imag
illation.
(ool Shirting at 31 cents per yard.
n:uley Prints at 2i cents per yard.
250 Pai rs Ilahnkets at prices simply un
ap pruaclhable. Competition not admittod.
We will sell yoln W ool liankets 20 per
vent ('heapeir than y"en enno buy from any
other hoimf.e. If tiese 1lankets hadi l'een
bought in the regular way we c:iild not
think of n i t -h'e '*ns. I'leywere
nevr't wad'' for the moun' wensk forthem.
Somlebod'V had to pok a l1e', l,nt. we
are' ma11ki'g a tniiall plioht on then ov
esthile-.i
Spot ('rsd iS i'" ivetlto" of Ihm'e 11"r
gailN. The 14t wvnted m mv and .f.
If. M .'gnmi & Bi 1t' mrs w'ant lIar
glain, do we let them have the ne1Tev.
TI'l,nt's tlll. Se ht .-ainam in P'1atek
Milh: , but hav:'n't 81piee t( enltmerat".
W'henon aun't fnd wha you wAntt else
iwhie)ro tLo
J. H. Iorgan & Bro.,
WHIOLEALE AI)REThTAIL MER1
CHANTS,
DICKSON'S
T H ii SW EVEEK.
(;rieat R?ed.uctions' in
P~rices of EvTerything
in our Store to maike
room for a Large Ship
ment of Goods Bought
by our Mr,, M. Rt. Dick--~
son, 'who is in N~ew,
York iookinjg after our
1
Goods for us
A'lA
Panic Prices.'
JUST THINK OF IT.,
100 Pairs Grey Wool Bllanlketa at 60e.
al Pair.
100 Pairs 10)-4 White iBlankota at 900c. a
Pair.
50 Pair 10 4 W.hite Bllankoti at $1.75 a e
Pair.
Onrr Price. o4n all other ( oods are too
low to
MENTION!
r
COm1E AND C U S.,
J M1, DICKSN,T Ageant.
TEMZNDoB
LOTHINGI
large portion of our Stock was si lectec
this season and paid for
FROM
iammoth Stocks,
Thrown upon the market at
laughterinq Prices
By Housee that havo
And are going out of hunineoe.
Fill convince you that, in justice to yout
self, you
MtTrT 13nTr
YOU le
DLOTHING
SHOES
S H O E S
F. . Prj E & 0.,
MR. . RW O EN (f-rlerly with T
K. Ifiagood & Co..) is witu us. an;d will I
based to seo hia fricada aid cutomer
oct 48, 1z94 4
s. P. B AGE,
302 MAIN &~ 00 E STRMT!
GREENVILLE, S C.
ChO O]3 a Etail TG-c
rlc~
AND
ii E AT ING( ST0VER
Hie (dballenIges the~ wori' in his lin<
2,000) worth oi(f Good tccIxo be nobil atco
f over y dlecption, amciong wh14i iI
hE) Derbyl , ancd Rogers,c4t- etc. Ev':erythcinc
1 Quceenswc~are' thca y ou canc sin anccy whlei
lIlw-wpre.', .1Lmpst~, Lami.p (Goo d
h1anitdlic:, . cu fat, aiIll iccix of (i(MI
epjt inl a tIrl:4t ch-'.M: houseW furisin i
tolids catAali.jhment1t. WVii lit up1 a3 hioni
4'cer4 for(4 lesiony thani auchl ( oo<
an1 be4 bonght anty where- N ortlh, Sou.it
00,000 in daily use4;. also, the "Houither
h4akOr.". lias 4loves are the4 largeut an
oct Stovosc for thke mone1y IAto eound I
1i8 or any4 otheor maccrket. Call and1( g<
riec0s bcfoIrc yoIu buly. All G oodis guai
cit C'dc.
liighcst. prices~ p4aid inl (asHc for Hidei
coeHwnx, Old CoppeIcr, Ra4gs', &O.
se4pt 25, 1884 52 bim
3. M. SNIDEi
IIEARILFR IN
Fatches, fliamonds and Jewelry
GREENVILLE S. C.
fy faccil ies for doinccg F"ine Wa1tc ol 4k
usuUrpased in the(Ic South. Al M work gluni
ni eed. I sell the ( 0Icelebrace D)i.nmoc
may I, 1881 el tf
EthiacaI7ti4>taIl .
iedmnont .Institt
The Exer(cises ofC ti.e las~titu4te wilI 1
csoned the
20THl oF AUGUST NEXT.
The11 friends(an patc ons lo f t h194CIIe schocol ni
11o)lt r c'14(tfulIIy invitedc toc viste he li
titucte n that dacy cclii e( presett l
pinc cg exrcise'cs. (Comca and mancik
'our4 iln terst in1 the (:tccse of edcalixtiot
'Imel withc your ChIibcrire andct Wa~crds at
husi 4lecurfl', tche~r.A andc puils f,
he* w ork of thce resen(t secn'ion1.
MAI,A N & arILEY
GRAND OP1 GF i t
TAL &W~IX;I- 0O0~ r),
We announce to our patrons that w -
to-day,
AN IMMENSE STOC
Notions, DreSs goo
Flannels Blanl
Cassineres, Jeans,
Rtapie (oodx.
DRESS GOODrs.
SILK VELVETS, VELVATERN/8,
AND ALL COLOE8, IBLA.
BILKS, OTTOMAN CLOTH)
CASHMERIS AND
CRAPI,
FLANNEL SUITINg8, DUNDEE
INOS CIINLeg, BEGBS,
REPELLANTS, &c.
'V
--c'---0
G LOVES-. HO81I1y, IIUBONS,Bi
R UFFL~:S, COLLA RS, CORN
AND AN ENDLLSS
VARIETY OF
FAN 'Y
o 00 1)8.
We call especiJ attf,nion t
Ih Two a&nd THre
Body Bruasels an< i
Rugs and Oil Clot
which we propcoe to oall sa oh~r
be bought in anty naiaket,
wo guarato
The Lowesf'Pric<
all Goods perohased tou.
Next. to Nationa T
cet 9, 1884 2
i-omespun Che.
ngs. W. 'i. McP'
.Parche Coffe
I'TEAS,0 UGA RS,~ AND ,
W.I T.' McF.
Diamond Dye:
A LL COLO RS. [ c
sMaderand A n1iin.
W. TV. MEIF
F.LOIUR, CH IESE an'd CA
W. T. McFA'
Iron, Nails,
1l108I% ANDI MUL [8
Plows, and P'low Stocks.
N~!ew Lot Calica
liehi ngs and I"lanneils.
W. TP. McFA
Leather.4
UJPPER
Cheese andc ~
d AN D -
htsI of