The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, August 13, 1885, Image 2
dermien in the town.
were arrestedl last Firiday autt ~.
to Greenville on a charge of counter
feiting money. Surratt was connaiit
ted to jail and Cooley was releaisedl
on bond.
TIhe coniditioni of the cottoni crop as
shown by the July rep)ort of the Na
tional Cotton Exchange is mzost favor
able)1. The pdlnt is in aL most healthv
state and is hardy enough at this
time to staLnd a considerable dr'oth
without mxaterial mpjiry.
A call has been issued, addressed
to every ninat, wonam andi child in
the United States, as-king for contri
btionls to the~ Grant Memtorial Fund.
The mnonumdent thait hiistory haes al
readly ereeod, will speak to the end
of time, will speaik to all and speak
the truth.
------"Sillie MaIfhog1e's list of queistions5
adre. o thle republiennI ex-(ohico
-- oder inVirginia is as exhauttst iv'e
as a table of life ins5urance~ questionis.
Ho virtually asks themu, if they have
committed suicide, if so how did it
seem to aft'ect them.
The City Council of (Cohuuind pre
for goodl company, so they have not
in the least connived at Alderm-an
Watson's immnorality. The ward
which eleotedl him hats demanded his
3~igmtion. Hie ought to go to Da
kota and s4tart a newspaper.
Commissioner Butler has received
inquiries from Bishop Northrop <
Charleston, on behalf of Germans in
*Michigan who dlesire to immigrate
southwvard. Picken s Coutn ty ofhers
many adlvanitages to persons5 desir
ing to improve small farmis. It has
e.-very variety of soil and a (limuate
suffloiently generous to afford two
cr:opa. each year on the saralO plat of
ground, provided cotton is not o'nec
of the twVo.
Those who (10 business upon the
reat waters combined against the
Postofflce Department, to seenre the
'A~buQ$n arinong themselves of
fM9O0 appropriated by Cong'ress
11s a steamship subsidy. But ,Post
fLtWGeneral Vilas was equal to
e*~mergencoy, andl( at once provided
~tewrs for the transiporta
- ocean mails. It will be a
efe~~tre they try the,t game
er nen~ft again
AM,
in any
r)k Ken
of if, thereO !Lro
atheo Hiafe as one
indti havLe of late
* ~it in fest tis part
tibiA1~'r~io f t i eommis
tleet. avO filed. thieir
the paiy18Wl9md
by the 11iilyi
no0w lyinill, ed
are referriedig (.
C~ommiissio,. ru
combol)C, MasIiter 1o
Husb andriy, lion(
Society, Honi. A. S.
VTe following are
for Pickenis County .1
''Jlieairioiltiril l' prii atoo
( 'ou!y, it. a Ihi'ury,llready'
is t uoig)t I hnt tlaims ar1eu
(l(ifliLgo t tieo(1200.
'1'ioOlleot ott.ro 1 uiom A.u t P.u )
Erio foIntiros poled hei munwi.I
Il 'tl,' imsA'rl f a''li,' ut rnloyrU
aimlf Mr. T.C lohinsefo'. f~o
vleesi tha t.o thinch ~~hug te1
im1iithe' corn abouiTaxhi 1 io t
is tought Ili hatheyi ill o h i
damag ltiith ro."ni~it05%
NThe oeste Wetlersi hlning4 (toti
torI omtimon sle thir nvi-ame wit h
uallid ki and equally annoie n.e~~ru
the A Lie Rairoad e and a~tu'o
the passnge carLks jumpedl.s1 thret
ontji af fil andl Ctrnedt i over stveal
fo ties eforeH they reache the he
intie ofro which'1le hie dd atl5
tolc ienteatno of t he ~rxi i( samet~'i
hay. Severl assengerst u wtre
erel, but nroto dagrusyut.euc
Non escapixied withfot breus,Co.
duto l ms m wa u ivr ay a
o i i g].
1) UIC
he .O11
,Ian IV
her11t( d."H
mpl ense
a 3 the
11('111
ut ols.
(. nJ--ll wa
,s-ic>nS were O11 tlle
religion, its im1)p"ort
1ce. Several of the
Ro eaIrnestly f('r at
Ft of piety It the fire
1d1 (lay the conferencelc met
>k iInl w:ts openel wvitl
.l (xer(ises. 'le (I14titut
i(1 p)oi(es that the winter
g shall be inl 'Jaiary, wIa,;
;gcd SO that the n ext mneetin g
1)c+ ill l" r )1ILl ".
1T11 h v laws \we're so tlme.1nd1ed1 ats
>"(require( miy\ melmber' who1( may be
I bKenl t fr-il anyiv le(tinlg of the cn
.nilCO to send)I in his exense. it is
!1lnersto)'I that. :ll who hlol I of'ire
i ti rel(sbyean Chnreh are mein
rs an1(d lll(ss t her are ('1n the su
vranutedt(( 1ist, th1:'y w ill be e'xiected1
The (I1q(st11)11 n Ihe p' t:'Illtnme in
.rani( to diidingl the S. C. Presh4b
)''r 1 wa d II.i, l;-Io . C V \'1;(("'-l iin th e ::ilirmlativ"e
ilthl only on'' di:;-tn1vt( .
)pen"1in,; the (1mstion box was to
.ch,le the progiune. Am<m
hI quriesCll were twoi whichi provoke
h'le one 1 i rgard to the better ob
(irvance( of tihe~ c cabbthI, and in re
hIe town) ofi r.Jhcrt 1 and cre4:n ai'u
'1urcho I.oll irs a:a leds of alies'
o) use( th ir be lst (IIdeaors for1 1 i pro -
not~Iig a'moore s i iet observance (If
hie SabbaI lt.).,1 as bein the be 1~'st, me:ms11
or rai1singt thei St:mdard1' of pciety in
3ll regard to tie ofther1 quest ion it
iS Counlty shiold (1rect a parlsomtl;ge
h ing definiite miht he (done in the
11at ter ani exect'i.ive commlllitt.ee was
-lofch'' , con isin~i g dof J. P. SmIit h, C.
'o1111i1tee wa:s instrucIIted to miove in
un1( (do ll thiings ncCessary to carrTy
n114 Ireet. th e w ill ofI thle (conlference.
The t 11oks( (If the conference wvere
dere(1d fthe (itizens1 of Pickens foi
0 hiospitality.
.Al., oni IFriday befo re file seconid
Suaturda lin 1 Febriouary, 188;.
.A resoOltion was11 l adop)ted requles.
finig the iickens, Anide'rson ani'd Oco.
110 Jppers to1 plishi ani abs)tract of
the pro(cedinigs. T1he ( confeIrenet
ThIe paplers abov le nam1ed4 will leas<
ShpV. J. P'. G4 Li:N, See'y,
A Pl:A Foiu (h:ENa(AT. PuomuiiITION.
rihe MIIa1bor1' Chrnielo01 says: Th1lis
whn o l quetion (If givinig to inlcorpor
ated1 townsx the rightf to sell whIiskey'
by aVi vote of file town, to theC excl ii
sion Io f the v'oters (If tile communIllijb
te,is unfjust, unifalir, and1( '1 disgrac~
I tile Governmizlent oIf South Jarouii,
It, is al mat1 Itr thalt shou111ld ot go 1)e
fore, thec people. Let our Liegisiatuirc
ha1ive the mliness105 iln this, as8 in the~
paissago of tihe Stock law, to I4ay that
it shall1 not he1 sold ini fthe State. Thell
Stoc~k law (flustionl ll'ete~d only tIll
pcunliarly interest, while this ques.
tionl iaffects not only the financial, blut
the moral, religiocus, 84ocial an do11 1411
est.ic inlterest of fthe entir people)11( of
thie State, wheither tiey o)wn a~ farm
Pursuant to .tci oeme it Com-.
ny C, 4th Regirnit Sounith Care
la Cavalry, met IU th4e Court House
10 A. M. T1- 'fWllwing >#ern
)rs were present:
J. E. Wyatt,
M. C. Dickson,
S. T. Wyatt,
J. N. Wyatt,
J. W. Simpson,
M. P. Rlodgcrjs,
Elphrain "Cilstf,l,
A. O. Gilstrap,
J. W. Ktiglit,
John it. Ien(lerion,
W. S. Kirksey,
J. K. K1irk(Sey,
WV. E. M1 cColhun li,
J D.D. M KeCit.ll
The President, Al. C. Diekson,
took the chair.
On'motion of J. E. Wyatt, the old
lmster roll wts read and revised.
The next mneeting is to be Ield at
Pickens C. H. on the first Wedlnes(ay
in August, 1886.
A coniittee, consisting of Messrs.
M. P. Rogers, J. W. Knight and J.
W. Simpson \were alpointed to inl
vite speakers to addre.xs the company
at its nlext ieetiig.
Proceelinrs ordered to be pblt
lishe(d in the Pickens SENTINrlr, and
Eatsley Mcsseinger.
Meeting aljoirned to Con'vene it.
the time mal plate above 1cienti<mled.
J. K. Kimn, Se(s'y.
The abl)ove w outld have appeared in:
our last, issue, but it was not handed
in, until after we h-ad g11n0e to press.
\Why do )octors Prescribe Li
(lUors'?
I'et!~use they know not what el(so to ic:
or" beause somotimos a little liquor scerves'.
to kiile the exhisted fires of dig': tion.
Bnt this liquor p rescription is had butsi
iess for the patienits, for it mtket drun
kar(ls out of a majority of thom. 1B:-own's
Iron itters duet not i kin dlr atpor
fire. It nourisches, ("nriche, sstrongthenls,
pturities. It drives otit debility anid d,;s
pe(psist, and set; the invigorated system I
at work oin a basis of Iealth.
Waty.vbiyinig a Gr'ocer.
One :fteno!t nct ltin :o a Ver y
imioccnt lo( ;citi i uidg it e-agec ne,n
ClteredCl it gr,c('rv on l1511iebig-m a'
ic righ a n sworth oi toc
liace , all I stt"bit t-nl 1i'u u g
"What lul!it nd; ueid h
:ast"t-itshedl' : un er.
";rt.':. I've 'p-t, ' i fripil wi"11, r,os.1
on the li:nh1 of .tn, ;rilu hi., r'.
Whitimt he tosn';it't know :ti):ti ti! r!'"_v
llutinary a war W in't w'.orlli ce th:i' m:cin
I've. go t hin ci deadt to righits."'
"Wetc goct toc talkingit alic>nt Lordl
lhe siurrenderc was. 'cn th<- 17th c the ic
iiomidb. Ii sci-l the -27th. W\ di
I ed and1 g cthtci, alit I ve beeni c cvi
t) (lice pahilli( libraryi tocset tle thet
umiter Eve go the~ dat in tjic
look am noIl' gc ing tc <ctca he
M~ this nciieent his fricuiindcc:le
te store, andt the first (omer at c l
saci I:
"Mcay climi, 41c you s ic-k to thl e 17thI"
"Oftcourse."
"Any slin Vcti like.'
" ll"said t heo first as hec wiu l
at thei grt >cer, "I. doni'tL indc go ing 35
"fi t'IIake the samte,,' saiod the grc
eer.
The $20 waishmaled to the slitoc'
muaila-r uext dooir, and the grinnuuing
grtc(er' rubbed hcis handlts andl( re
maiirked1:
"Awl right; open1 your' boo0k andi
paralyze him.i"
IThe boock wvas opened. Th'Ie manti
ran his finger ailonig the linecs toc a
stop, rubblded hiis eyesc, hield thei boo)k
uip ia little and1( finally saiidl:
"Here,e grcer, whlat does(- it say?"
cIt says: there' was- nio (escape, c ic l
oct the 17th Lord Cm'Iornw tall ic suc rroc
dieed. HI anig it, you ii cd the 27t hc!
"Yes 1 know, but I mucst have g-o
it miixedl."
"'1il 1take that $20,"said thce sI u.
dent ocf histcry- ias herahdIu i
Hle got it and the two skinnedpt ouit.
The gr.ocer sat dowin in at tub ocf on
ions~ to thIinkiI it over, iand whit hile
bet:cam siatisfied that it waq a trim
gionce IA) beat him, andtl that Ih ti wo
men(1 were cciifederaites, }ieC ros cup
and kieked a doze'~n waish hocm-ds lsk
high acwt mariuked the price ocf si ra
hierriest upi four (cents ia (Ilmrt... re
Press.
Ncow havinug r'ead the storiv,pi
forby he icy us, show youriap
tirniip c.eetd of Sloan Bro(s., Gr teeii
ville, 8. C.
Thiat Mri. IhofLauronis whlo per
Hisk' cE bis impoctlit4ess'towardls the
peeaable dccit.i,:tns- oft that cui iy,
ought to he stoodc ccn his head ini an
obsoc lette well, if s8c aeti thli.ng can be
fond in tat sectioni.
A Great Discover-y.
Mr. Wo. Th<iflmiua of Ne0wtncI liai
says: "M~y wvifo has8 iieeh $*m(iosi'y atf
feetedi with ai c.ough for 251 y0n8, antd this
uqc>rm g morec-c stoverely thau. ever hloiforc~
- hce had iusedt matiny remed.ice without re
lief, anti being urged toi tr '-Dr. King a
New i.*x>overy, didl so, wiJ'k most grati
fyinig results. The thrct battle rehove'd
hitri very mtuc h, anfd the secoud bottlehaacu
abscoltelyv cured her. She hias not had
sio gootd health for thirty years,."
Tr'i:0 bottle Irce at Dr. O. W. Euarle's
D)rug Store. Lae size $i.'00.
Y6t Iue about J. H. Ambl,t 44,
ig on'e acre in tobacco, which he thini
>ia hard to boat. I latvo 500 plants whiol
Are.ery fine, son'o which I cut thi
morning having leavoi 20 in%hos wid(
and 33 inches long. I havo :;oac seCOnu
growth stalks from two to two nud i hIal
foot high now, liroady topped, whiel
will lake a full secolal crop. If n;'
Inatu doubt, let him Como and Iee fo
hilnelf.
It look.4 like tho land i3 all going t
woll, co rn, tobat :o, and sw(Uet potat(W
this year. It will be no useO to work t.h
Halne land any moro for it won't nak
anything. L. A. LnowN.
Aug. 7th, 1885.
;(eset oi all Sides
I'vy malarial, how aall wo e-;capo th
dread inlfectionll. is the (ll('tioII wlie
t.he d'nizens: of f.ver and aguo diMtrict
ask thi(,a:l:ves. 'hie 1111ser tco11es fror
former miaer'si who for years h1avo esem
ped th.: Vi'it:tioi:4 of the periodi( 's;ourg
11hrotnigl the prot'(:ain;g inillene of hlw
t(tter's Stt C o1h aitf nr. When the n
('(slily for uhinlg p)rev"ntive memnu-;Irts arl.
Me4, usew tii iw: aut:i(f pr('erntion at on(-,
It regtilate th' lv''r, facoilit:tte" digostior
and lherntes imputritie' from the systen,
when Rliah <xist, by 'romoting healIth1fr
at.ion of thiO )O\wels and( kc idneys. A<
ealrly, fn all regio;ns where ni"inmlt.i
vaplors bred di'i'ae, it i4 it:aolutely n:e(
csmi:iry to be provided with it 4iafeguarnl
1'11 thii is triu', ti hi otugh at4 (jorlln 0 in4 10
lo:n1itie4 i4 (h1(:in1ed to I' br1ief. NO on
(" i att'(,rd to bretel"' tualariat f,r a shol
t.li1. Th1' Ihter.a iS a verei''; spett
for rhan.an:tl iym, dcbility:mn( n('rvou:+e:;
K(e,p it on lllin(.
Pr'"eerve th 1 Ii 'dth of yours.(elf an
ch;il(t"I by us5ing. -hi: r' [ndianl Ve
inifinge. \ S nCS t":tliSt: dise('ase( and d
trly yoI) e.>m)nl;1exi0m. 25 (':its at bottle
It is THE GF1'.At' O'Y' iT?N REME5':'
' ii " ," n v 1 !1 ": ""a1 '. ':Il "' 1':, 11 1 0!
1 'Lr w t, , i ' m r . " I o, . m 1 " '(IC; a ! (
.' ' . 'r n . -1, ' "(- ,:.1: a.wk \-uf i .. m ar.t o
'Iof.p1 0.. -v :-K, . s:e'.-:... . f Am-i-l he ni ha
FTest a i a a . Aw1. la.': )i.C ( i1nt.l mo th<
Tas- Th .e x e iyes w
num ''t nu . a t la:n ii ii.en::' , coma I
and 4I CI m :o . rci.5i i'.taiue
.1 ' ':. , ii tliIl a ():, T ilE
(MOD mi-EN.(: AN - (.
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COACON,O
awly n.l kim oflanyOr-ris
SH12
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It is a well known fact that wo load th
van in Shoea!
There are more square inches covero
with Shoes in this houso than in any re
tail store in the Statte.
0
A Superb Stock! All Regular Goode
All wrrranted! You got no trash ou
of this wtock.
0
In this Stock of Shoes, particularly i:
fio goods, we do not fear any compot:
1 tion. You can not get the same style nnu
finish and a good quality of stock for tL
a same money from any other house i
Greenvillo.
This department is headquarters ft
Evitt & B3ros'., Goods; also for other an
almost equally as celebrated makes.
t Every style that is desired.
Ordinary toes, pointed toes, box too
every csoneoival)le toe and heel in th
magnificent stock of Shoes.
Ladies Common Sent:o heels just oj
ened.
Ladies Congress Boots just opened.
Ladies, Misses and Childrens exti
high eut Boots just opened.
To arrive this week a Ladies (lo
Calf Buttoned Boot, all solid and wa
routed for $1.25.
Our $2.00 (en)ui)n Coat Button1 Bo<
box toe, worked holes, Spanish arch las
is the town talk.
New Goods r(e -ived alnost every da3
lorgan & Brvs
LE AND fRETAIL MEE
CH1ANT,
MANAC
NO LONG WO'DM>S TiUTS TIMT
ALL4 PLAITN ENGLJISH
AND) MOHm TRUTHI
T I A POET [IY.
A anu to (iav
n Iijell, iehl alT;v,
ilSetle h~ iis alc',onamt
W \ith twenty4 vive centis
is~ rceip)t onl (xhibition.
.IDollar for diollar and settle
Prompi1tlyver yearV Vul ini som w110ay.
Now all who algree with meIn in
Th is will pl.ease make1( it knowni
jy buing ~~ liberallyv of fresh
Turnuip Seed
Pure Vinegar
Good Vineg'ar
.,' ''ra s la e
Grass ladels
L,
ihieelb,arrov
Corn11 Meal
Oat, ~'4tlS (ood F'lour
Cheap11 Flou
Corun, Ot,Pa,Wheat ndl Hone
I, I wishi toI re(turn my thanksl( to n1
my 11 ealstomelrs. Tof the pronp)11t pa,1
ing ones for their kinidness, and (1
hi the D ead Unaits for not beating a
worse thani they hanve. They net(
n ot, "'shy around"' mae. I feel just.,
h. Iad abou11 t it as~ they dto. WhoI
Credit "'Plays Out"' at other' plaee
comolI on back to)
T~TOLI1 W. I T.I McA L
l I ~eh r give, noticeqe to aIwile a ti
to. INewon ,idg of1NM haad
Septerube, .i ,frl:, th d y
I HAVE PUlit ! i u ,
MoMAIAN'
THE tCLOTING i \
WILL NOW NI i
1
t
Furnishir s
or
d CIIEAPER TITAN A
IIAN)SON
'rIft i
Trhat hi
a
('III ati see them.
J. E. (
Suceerssor to 1
( r'eenvjlle -
ituatl r
price
1 t III
ae
'ox. acl l sylis. C'om
t.s l of Iu le u
.\Jl G . Biha
Jewrr orelvas.
Mooing Accep 2d Cor
'I'll];PNAET.\ FU
'oe ea5. I)Is: a
J. Gt'~.' BI
ThewAercan:a
ng wderg t
TIQ&ilE NEW A MnERo'
theo Newi Automat
Ii R E ratILo
0
ingiowr i
IJERTA 'IN and S1
ki 1luio Fruit
tit-eji pakteilu kd I x
II;JL; 1.1 expe selt forher
Trdi l size~ 25 eii uets. (
Egle,Pickes, h.c,
tl'oLY4ale(, S. C.,1J
I ra , c. (,., for est
st iuup o Iveit, for slu
)f holsalefaLu8o tgent
.I 1 8. 18,.iuutisu