The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, April 22, 1886, Image 2
TdE SENTNEL.
J. B. 200GGB 3RrIOIi:
b. F. D Ti IDbEY & di.., 15a3ic rtoi .
PL i1ENS 0. H. ,S. C.:
THURSDAY, APRIL 'i, 1886.
AiStve'd Him Right.
A colored man pretended to twvo
White men that he knew tito *Wie
hbouts of a fugitive from justice, one
iof Abbovilld iililty's offenders, for
wha 1i l'eward has berIl dfired
hi! Would-be detectiv after telling
two or thie dif'erent tales abcnt the
matter, last Week conductOd the nieni
to the house of Spedkled John Hun
ter, ill this coiinty, td said that
Johi vas tice mlai1. ThIe two men
were so well satisfied that thAr pilot
Was an unmitigated liar, that thef
took him out and made Speckled
John give him a good thrashing.
Since the abo vo was pit in type,
Ave learn that the man who A as wlhippa
ld, is Dick Jones, colored, hero
were eight men" in the partyj an1d
they were after a negro implicated in
n Aobeville county midor some ten
i'eat's ago.
The Conilg ConVtitiou.
PThe conveiition, which niCets in
(Columbia on the 29th inst., is oxpcc
ted to recohiei d something which,
if carried into effect, vill be of great
tileflt to the State. The reductioll
hf eptitses secnis to be the watch
worcl anorg those hi ot iiterested
in thio nioveicnt, but just how, and
just where to work- - thcre's the rulb.
In this issue "Old Farmer" asks a
few pertinent qunes ions which deserve
the most careful consi('eration, in as
much, as a great d(ea1l Ilai bceen said
hbout the ucccssitfv for enlibig a State
{ oli enti,onl.
The Legislatim'e has the powo to
reduco the home1tead exentpt. iln to
1nY amount that will not iulliff thiii
provision, but it cannot make it a
dead lettel
The exeniption pl'ovided for in the
Constitution Is not self exec'ltt.ing: it
is imperative uuion the legislature to
fix t"llk! tiiiioiint to be exempted, and
to provide the ineans, or lcg:d int
ehinerv for its being carried iito ef
fect. It seems clear however, that
the amount to be exempted could be
so fai' I'ectlcd i to have a very sal
llthry effeclt upon the trade and
U1Ume of the c(n$tlit V
All salaries ai'o fixed by the legix
lature ahd isty boe iheanied, or
diiiished at its pleoasuire. A
Htate convenCutionl woul cost as much
per dlay a.s the legislature, which is
ab)out $1000; and it would take three
yVears from the time we conuInencue it
to form a new Constitution, No hueres
nfter' whent anyone( calls for' a ne0w
constitution, he ought to be recquir
('d to file a 1hill of particulars, show
inlg ini whatif resp(ct. thle presenClt 0ne
is deficienit, and if p ssib le, let the
legislatm-e provide a remnedyv.
WeT Will further answer our cor
k'esponident neOxt wee(k.
Watch the UBuiling uu, Repy.
The tho ughdk, words and actions of
boys are the materials of which t' oh
characters are formed. 1 these
thought, words, and1 actions areo had,
their chiaracter's wvill be iin proportion
had, Wealnth, position, and ini luittee
Ire not wo~rth half aniieuh to a young
inau, as a firm unspottedl character.
A muan's reputation may be faultless
and his chauracter rotten. It may be
mnade uip of inunoral thoughts and
tunlawfuli actions uknown oven to his
ass$ociates.
Comunu ities are frequitently star-.
tied by the su(dden do eelument
of a bad character in mna of uhusud
ded1 on "honesty is the b)est policy," and
niothinig (else, gives waLy, and( the acu
khmlated mlealmess of years suddeni ly
breaiks forth in sonie gross violation of
theomoral or civillaw,.ITheuffeudter s(ome1
times getsmiuch symplat.V It is said
that he was "temupted above that wvhich
lhe was able to bear," when he alone is
repmAI)libhle for' his weakness. What
if his secret history (could h)0 ,tuaced1!
When he was a b)oy, he (did not cheek
his wicked; thoughts. For fun, or to
be considered smalfrt, he dlid not hesi
tate to WOuia the feelings of a comnradle
with stiniginig words. His disposition
to porpetrate jokes was calrried too far.
'There is ai wide field for fun in p)erpe
trating jokes which cain 1)0 afterwards
nuade known to their v'ictimu wvithuout
incurring his displeasure; but plug
ging thle locks of stores, removing
signs, taking -gates from their hinges
anud overturning bridges (1o not be
lon to this class. These things have
to) be dlone ini tihe night time, andl those
wvho do them keep the seoret, because
they know it is4 wrong. The rule is
that whatever will not bear theolight of1
day will not (10 for a joke, oven if you
so intend it. Then don't do that<
which vn) woul be ashamed to ac.e
knowledge. It is an unsafe bad4 pioce I
of timiber, Do not use it in building I
fourcuharacter-.
I1i after life, just when the greatest e
9isponaibi 'is resting upon you, yourjx
ahameteri 1e a bridge with a had ec
bl,mysuddenly break dw nde|i
AIkk-n to Butler,
Cole#ii S. t., April 4, 1$
Eclitar 'esM and Bamer-When
an oflcitti zihow sensitivenesc U t t ny
alltsion milde to the office he holc1; it
tousies the suspicion that that offilcial
1onsiders his ollice a vested right and
not it )ulic trust, and it seems to Inc
lit; ide l is apl)licable to our cognmis
iioner of agriculturo who so readily
imped to porsonalities in replying to
uiy recent ninocenlt .sugg'stion, that a
>tate coivelitioil of .fru-Me's might find
t lit to investigate tids department. I
-ertainly reflect ii io wise ux)u the
Ldiniistration of this departneut- I
ni. a -- "d a friend to it as the coin
nisAioiner himlself,, and had I the pow
rl' wiulhl inake it more potent for good
hitn it ever has been.
But let us look into this tax on cot
on seedc meal when used is a fertili
zer. The conunissiVner says, "I had
>een rIetly mconvenienced." I bought
t couple of tons of meal and When in
orned that it was at Hodges I sent
wo wagons eight 1iiiles for it, wtich
were returned empty, because the
rilroad agent would not deliver cot
ton seed meal as a ferilizer that was
not tagged. Here we have a railroad
official executing a law which it seems
to Inc he shiould have nothing to do
with.
The coninissoner of tgricultiite
says the legislature passed a law re
gttriiig the analysis Of all toninuereial
fertilzers, and when so analyzed and 1
hagged, the bags coitainiiig the same
were to be taged to lotc'et the farmers
from fraud. He further savs, either I
or the aiitnufne"t.uirers failed to (1 our
duty in not havillu the bags tagged.
He kliow-s :1S well Is anv Ilan that- it
wis not m11y duty t,i tag them. Ald if
ti maitntufaict'iier is lermritted to tat
tlelln adlibtium, where ennil there be a
prOteetioInl fro-mi fralud to the ('i4lmer?
If the chem>aist nutaly-ze(l them should
li- not sOe them tale(d? And if it is
no't, his b1liniess to do So), Where inl all
rs) is 1lere an11iecessity to tag tlelm
at alil? Ta1-s wit.lout, mu111inber are sent
to the'lnmnufntmeu r andu he puts one
on metr otler +alg that, he sells, I
1biouiglt 40 sacks, autd when w'rittcn to
for the mnaniufct urer sent m11e but 20
ta!s saying that was enough for the to
haus. N (w I ask what p>ssible pro
teetioi had I agtaiiitf fraud in tlolise 20
hiagi- withouit, tags? For aig,ht I
knows or the c") nuiiliotii(ner of the Stat4l
eheniist kinowis, if the mntumfatli-er is
tli raial that, this law fears he may
he, these twenty hags may have be1n
filled with vellmlv dirt. Clearly, Mr.
Editor, this pitt:ulce of a tax is a sud
sidy--it is trihute monov, and well
mia;y I exc'l:tiii here, ":\Millions for de
fense )ut net (ne cent. f r tribute."
The t') imniissicfner nlya think of this,
inatter as he pleases, hiit 1. think that
t. is a law wlich wiotll warran it a com.
liittee of fmirs 1ein+g appbinted h
the e(nvenltion to v: %i, uipont t'he.legis
lhttm'e and ask its amleuthnent or re
1)eal. As I the comm1t lSFilonr's fling
at the e Igressmnill, that may go for
what it is worwth. IHe cerltinN enn nt >t
and shall no t hO perniiitted to judge of
1m ilerlts itt least, as~ hie isl no( conlstit
Vt'ry RespcOt.fulily,
Mat. Erwron Il: As yo u~ are a latwye'r, a
memiiber of the Lefgislatuire ami also
belontg to a farmers' Soiety, I wanit
to ask you and alhl my brwothecr farvmr
If w0 cannot supere'de the ne (ceVsity
uod 0epens of a State Co,nveinin, to
lo away withb the prcement evils of thle
namtit utioni for a hiomesteadl xenih.
ion17 ini real esTtte is, '-not. to exesa d iin
ahlue 0one thlousand d1 lhers," inad in
)ersonalty "njot to exceed in valne lh-e
tumdrlied ddllar."' Whyi maiiy not the
aresin thjeitr convention, sooni to as
iembihle, reconiinnendl t thle Legslture
to reduice the iamiounit e'xetei'd, as5 t
hiomeist,tad so)low thaot its eil ef'ets
woi uld no lonumger 1he felIt? Even so lo w
Andl( ha:s not the Ilogislatur' power'(
e,ven undter' the preout C'onistition
to) (eniet liawsA that w,iuld great ly reducie
taxes0 tad thierebyi promoilte the initer
ests of atgriculture and the general
pro~spe0rity oif theC count ry?
It would cot the S4tate a con l ra
[le stum of mon01ey to provide for, elect
flflCtemhe to, andi hdld a 8tiae (Conven
tion. And ats we no0w have io paSy m11r1
than we like to pay, wouiild it lie wise
to miake an additional expense, if' we
:an aLccoilihsh the samiue resuilts with
ut it?
These and other like qulest.ions are
Lronhlin g an Omn FAnItAt
Obrder at Cent,a1.
M!lu. Eurron'O: This hias been ft gio
rious week for the wotilen of CJentral
I might say for the wvhole towi]. It is
true, the hiard-worked Towni Countlcil
has had trouble, but they tooi can re..
joice with us that after so mnuch war'
ry aind carVe they have at last by dleter
mined presistenuey rid Centra4 (if the
presence of those wiho have so long
been cingaged in the Illicit trafic in
whiskey.
The siurrotiingii 'olnunnity enni
dlso now rejoice with us;~ mothers, wives,
launghter's and1 sisters, (nn1 no0w se
hiose deari to them7 leave home for Iowni
ni theu mfornfing withotuit the bhtt#'r
tread of seein1g t.hiemi '1 om bak hii the
venling or night transformed -hito
ra'ites by the hiithet4 curse oif Cent r'al
May 'God ini His infilu wisdlom,
'aide Judge and imry at our next
our't and enable them to coAinpete tihe
iur faithful counil andit triad justice,
the pariyer of
A Cinrm. WioMw
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
i, uajvc iti tlio world foi Cuts
1lruisers, Sores, Ulcer1, lttt lihnic"n, Fever
Sores, Tettes, tlhappc(l HabIltEi, Chilblatin:c,
C<orns, and all 8kin Eruptions, an(I posit i ve
ly'crls l'ilrs, or no pay required. It is
;itarat i cl t i f ei lr'rfc<t S.itisfac t n
nint,;y \ r'1'landed. Price .-5 Cents per bo,x
F1o 'r sal by Ib). l. V. EaIrle.
FOR THE
BOWELS &CHILDREN TEEThI
It Is THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
for the hnw'ls. It is mo e of ht- utn t t lin"iroi t 1:u't
elinitions, reine;'it f,r nll c niin r f<-ln',tin1-.
A n sta u a n wh u viale,', t i tie f I ' t s, t'
so Ireiil nt,1<ntint p t r e trlicf n I l b I t:t' I .
The w anrle"tl mothrr. li' in: S's- in nttrn> thc
little ot' ttc hint:, .i ntl l iint' hi nttitint.
cts. n bottl', i'. l ' d r. iia I u \o Wa.te'r A1. Tatylor,
Atlain, rtn., for Iiiitib." Iouk.
'T'Vylor'w ( Mlshr !tme y Oo e-l
011111 and R7r1ile'in wi!I enure t'<nt,hs, t't"111,
and . Constuiton. I'rtoo ',c. andt51 a buttice
Registration Noie
T Tl''[F1 is he rehr elvenp that t he Bookst
1. of ;l - it.t iiot fotr Pickenv ('iuntl y
will I'" 1 u-' at Pick,n- C. iI., on thv
iir.sl3[GtntLty in ea:C'h Intl i ht() en i lt such
lwirst,nsit, rc;iat'r Is have :nqirt d thc,
rid tl siniev lhc I:,4t gera"r t:l t"!t"iittn, te
tratnsft"r suc-h as h:Is'' t"luie..' t1'N-ir r,si
dlt"icc, ;a:ncl It, retni % l ta t , iot , !: 'it b td r
t itic:l ? i :l:ttl i n i ldin-' the lir-,t 3 :n
day. in .11uly, I 5-I , w%h. n lI!. 1: la r Iq iri":
thc" ltt:k. cltis,"t. t':(.lpt f'tr tIh. I': rh o s
h "rt"in;:ft t r n 'ie t i !,d It 1:; !t- : i.t : : I l
def.IU-tl t: r't ilit(:.t(" o :: ht i e e 1 t.t it
thlirtyt:t day ob ft i" Ilt' 1 ner1l ht"!"'ion..":tid
yout:I l'inI"n ttlninl! 4f a1-1( :after the celt -
inur of the li,,tks iwiy re_istcr until tiie
day of c"lcti . .
(O. L. IWiiI.\NT.
M:lpertVist,r for P'ivc ti' ('tunt V.
nmarebch I : 2; :1
-. 1
A. . tia.
c a rn te exact coxst
of any proposed line of
advertising in Arnerican
papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
Newsipaper. AdvortFsing Dtiroau,
10 Spruce St., New Yor'k.
~send 1Octs. for 100-i-ago Pamphlet.
Now Advertisemecnts.
NK E ' TARRANT S
A PERIENT.
ple a: aperieo t i n \
hilr.intiFfft-e
A FR F'NdW IIV (DArOt
DYS E PSI. " E":W
o,v r Coipaii, Ot.ick tflVo, -
L'jiCAly ur-al-.l lt'. -re a ut ~oa
UO-ry huhb"i'itl :Nn crribtrk r.ve
ir. Sohi I. dru gi: every her
IIBt1tY) G.' April 16th 1880.
MR. EITOR. Spring in all her gran
leur is now here; the farmers are all
tt the plow and news scarce. Our
t,ownlpeople are considerably interested
in the court hotue move! I mnn the
removal of Pickens G. H.; to Liberty.
We are preparing a geograpieal sket<h
of the Colinty, which will better ena
ble .us to .put beforc the people the
reasoi why Pic tons should hve it here;
though we do not believe there is a
man in all the county who will oppose
the move. We hope soon to be able
to sthump the county in behalf of the
move, and -it befort the pe)oplo the
facts 11 they are. It will take vears
to get a ra,ilroad to Pickens, where it
now is. ' Liberty has the facilties; here
We could lmve a narket, a bank, ald
we cold centralize these adjacent
towns: and hiro is the grandest spot
in l'ickens Um.inty for the C. H. - -
Capitil is all that is needful, and cap
italista are not going to invest their
mnontev wlero weo have not the R. 11
faciiities.
Rev. A. V. iore of the Centcuary
called upon us last week in the inter
est of his l)apel-. He secured a good
nirny subscribers iin town. His is a
good patper, atnd lie i. an able editor.
I hatve heard hiiiii preach a good ma
nly ties.
Lewis4 edi olored was before his
hoit, Maor (leer last week fot" dis
tiurlbilng the peace. He was lined two
dollars and lifty cen(1ts.
Liberty is ibot)ut to organize a De
bating Society.
Prof. H t skerson lecturedl in I lo
Academy last Tuesay' iii' ht ont o'-ig
imal poet.ry. le expects to publish his
pools sc(nl.
11r. Sam Robers2on is the happiest
man in Li)erty'-- -it, is a girl.
One of ourl yomig g;entlemll'n boulghtt
a ttikey this week, thlle'e is going to
be somntie enke vooked t1ht -v \'i bv.t.
The11 br ass bantd (!nnl mka ver
goodc raellu-t.
Libe'rtfy enn h1 b(nst of some as fmie
(qtli'is':; if vi1ri:gatte)1 gtltito ats (len
be fmliit inl the Unilon, also( othr imi.
por'ita t. minSera:ls )If ahmt,iflnic .
Inl c"Oncluisit)n, Mr-. Edtitor, I vWill
say, in on'ler' t) o; le youril ph1,- to Lib
erty", I will n"etd soml!e bwb,) 't much
of course, hmt ever so ift.le will help
someu. Fall inl promtptly. Lr:h.
Whiy )in"'tl l h th' olt home11' Hl) s ias ,
'T is huemltiflll spring tim',
W'lonm I here i: -o 1lmehltl to nlaktkf U gl:a
Iibrel w i mv1 1n-r sdo ah ni1)!imt'
1'll' gri: ,., l nisar r l'tt ill
J 1ut8 ey r' ' in !t' Il '1:- "n ~
I iit l. .,' 1h1r tt, 11 1 . ; - 1 "
For quib' nwn- is a nl sly ):
ltltllct. il \ll : hit ' lt :11 ) l" 21' . i, ' I i :11!,
'll mem - f w" h h m-ll r 1 't' t'l rou
ltUl "atl th a t ' e hailn vi-;w thlitfe at.)-.s1. '
Many w eri lt'ettraili : e av,' h-:t
The .'1 t,l i t ot was i a y.>nr .iri h i.
On slentpinin:: lttsi-i i lms Ch.::n
Apr-il 1-., 180
An' Ih!i Lo Bone~ Serpg
1i- w:u i l- i !-i :n L 2 i I i i- a r.. I .
iro Nilee r122. ",2 2 r1 i. I I. , 1i.
(1* 2 2 s iie ii Iv 1,.0 i t -r,
l'. t'f: li(vi uilh - i 1 to v n ,s
lavt' ZiPE' If a ' 11 i-r:tj to - 'let ea
.(1u)l i i5t thr2ii- - b i C - ri - & -il
Fi(' tri: i s h ln1 O (2 ita
tin ie, andviin r eIl- (1h i '' II:
tA te ord of Wie2ol,r.-ls.
the lvenr avent1ions nio menh.ly vor
lhialCly laborVi(Wus, ihey ilLject l
am()i0 t xmu i elemen'1t waethi
it aei of.i'ls nauie toit intll wer
Ill( 'ar o lirahi5'l(, l( at'rot siM (If (s,
Cenovat15 if toii. l, aetit( im. 11
iwh.o iirahdis aitaapte tou t
duae the falIlclngenergie, i
origroatebd udgceerh
Inind. .1 I eabl e t stm o
throw oil' .Jheg dbii tatng Cofn-ts oif
dueY f1ut i u give renewe igoriAH
to. uther orgaslf d 11 ies:tion, ar ss
tlier wen hinivelSl((, wi i very
faten fis wth peple o whose111 pursits'
areI sedntar, nw the jaded2rVElc ap
pet.ite. .1 and encorge s healthful ree
itsa('i ieeti ates, whi coniset.in the
ing. (f( ii Adiby i it adpte H1t the
ted as'if21' a eiiefrth leeo
J. H. MORG
JNH 1L ItRt
J. H MORC
J. H. iJORG
noor m~c
J. IL MOIRC
rtinitIit :-hJi-iigg 1'r
a yartu.
l ti L
I Jdllt lt l wvidl Set I ilati< 5 e''tit ar
yard . itively worth 8 Cei ts.
ya d wti \(l y \\utti ' 81tkr: tt
(l s ;il :lll d i
1 :1'it e 1i'U(, t a s o 7'.
5011O aS'"1 (iing;l:tn1s at 5', t+ ,l I
dr ' Ev (, 0 I It f i N 9at
W. u rit i o I'th :lit h 1I. I ,i i '
* In . t Vglt.
a yi ly. Th aI' t r S tht
Ae t:ae' n,y r
1 N
nuHt PlI'ati
1 ' , ' .'I i l 1 'l !
I ':; 'I,til l '1 '1r' : 1 l
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I,,r .:1 , .t: h i ll.~ tl ti I " . 1
i ll' 1"r:. :' V i itril. r !~5 N i.". .l 1!1':t'.
Ior 'the happy. th i,IcaA. IiN. I'UI?I.I
I l i i .1Ar Il o . lid~a, ir . ]A I - -.s
l .;-- i...J ,iv ..I Ts -
1.'7 Pr.g* !s 'u te rk.In (la~(.I.II~.
I2. Ia i ti ja e .....w..
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- ~ ~ ~ : ".1-v.1 atni
C' U.!O tO US5
2i 0 800.a,r tla olu,, rL -.i U . t.n T. .
18t TheUi k. On O n.'r u the IIart,b. 5:i'( Ir. .
M CIgha y ofk I tIr atu r , DAvm rl ,,w...
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10 QCon M~InetIo Th Unler 1tu -iali . .lu LoPi.:.
i Ah Lu~; t h e r'. Tab Nir:.l I.ll ay r :A . y.
4LL SL'ithieri. A l; r O IL 'dot i. h>n. a la .
.t' dier . A te-1 N i h1s :.. . .1 :
13 Poges fth w rkngC-t- . I. 'II.N
19 Eny of lIe l4 Minttrel
12, LadyI of theI1 o
1i \ny-rkinC4 g'mlor ig -Ho' w i orl
'II rt 'a liin rt t-..
im ins o te Tme . e . ]U'.p .
M iardle Yarham.
I I ' h l Nu in auf i6<Ory j'\ \ y)M \
Is th)try~ oiyer IiJ ANt n)(I ;LIA .
STi I eTtK TI E I> I'TA .i M aU
Canlened ataogu , ife lv,.
ICFFER. no
AN &
AN & BRO.
Gooe sI
rAN & .BRO.
fAN & BRO.
ric s!
AN & BRO,
PE(L\L (OMMOJiIES. EAC11
- tr oth!et'; whiOlh le.ises the outlay of ex
1 Tot jn('ia lawns (cut lengths) 31
eent4) a yai-l.
1 L.o1, check lnainsook, good, 7j conta
a vardt.
A oim:all l(ot eOrdetd pique, 1 ccnt.s a
yaid. Qunantity liiinied.
lalrOidlered robh(es $ 1.>0, $2.50, $2.75,
.5,.3 450, 5.00, l.t and $7.50
een. .I h.'1) e constitiute full suits; no ex
tra triominLg t'essary. THEiY ARE
OIlEAL'.
r.AC'E1 S! LACES!
No end Io I aee. A lovelier line of
la("; y i c(,uld tnOt wish to .e:
Lty1 tianu laCo, Egypt ian flouniihg and
E; yp;t i:an allov ers, all to maitcht.
Oriental lato.s, fmnlilcing andl allover:s,
Iutl to maatelh. T1einptilng attinkies they
are, too! .1)ut'.hess hace:, Crepe Lis'
ae, Medlici edges, 'or,lt>n eirgig ig:
iserting, Valeeenl'e's laces, S1an ish11 crlli.
1.ur'l, re llipulre, I',tt -ria'Ll laces, Ch'I in -
tilly lace:<, Maricoml . Clhivu alt1 Irish
(Ir'-ltet laetrr.-a VOr"ild )f lIae ' Y ,a"..es
t all p,rices: :mtl(d in all widits; froin i
ilh to 4ll ilche:; wide. No olie cml k>
tI iou Th i.s line if la("es withoutt exclaintt
jig, '' ! ]Ci w t t iful.''
i1)!n with laces is at love('lv line of em
hr,id1erie::. W'e lave a pa;:;t recordl onl
'ablhroitleries aiid we nlt iint e t("ntl to let
uap one larticlWe . a n\ p( llease v(u,
that's aill.
L:;-: , wvhlite ;'l,l, :u1,1 emblrtliltrie.,
:t :t,' lI,"' i te (0, ()14a It!.1 r j4'j4
AlAVy1n ' Who l: hro isp:d' e'' th'is
(It i 4:'t u 1t will M. 1 oul that it htas il
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th1
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a1 th' poor) wdl alay: he yourV debtorT
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'41'CiICty (itato- '4i!e''l fr:CCnt n bieen
direcily on llagload don
Rive I -0n T;i.;,'hel I nt. e ies.
11l4enttaI e onit M s n al es
m lene'.n Riv. (n
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6('olHify ; ,-a lCii te,, ;41' fromun e1tl4C
R S. MORGAN
BANR BLOCK,
> reehnvi1ll, . C.;
DEALEIrIN BOOTS AND SHOES
Custom Made Goos s pecialty,
l..\)IlfS kid, (ioat, Glove Kid, Gl
'lps, I ),mgoin, 'ebble, Glove (aIf,yi
(':tl f, K ip, antd A. C11f, Shoes in buttod
andl la c" of all qualities iunil st'y1s:
MISSES-- All the ahove in Misses aicgia
with somut g;bt,dc; speciatlly adlapted for
school wet-t
CILI )llI, lS--Inu f'hildrens' Shoes, I
selclt J "i"s best adhitl Cd to develope thl
iui' les of the feet, and ait the saIne tine'
gi d neaf nei. in appeth'an'c. All grudte
and iiualittei+.
,l"NS' iiootsot best tannery calf with
single aul and double tippers, plain aud
box tocs.
French li l o liots, pletin and box toes.
Wax Kip, P. Calf iitl S. Kip Boots;
with peg a:nl screw bott'ms.
M ENS' - Dress Shoes of best French Calf
h:nd-sewed, nade in t ongress, Buttoft
and l3a1s.
Mty E"nglish Wautlci"phit'l Sho"ces are t1'
best Onl the inai-k:et.
I ciii furnish Iini-sewed, cork solt'
shoc' in C ongress Lace or lut ton.
1I3sl ,S mecrican Calf Shoes of any style
qu1:ality and price.
Fretlc"h Kip Plat er TietPc" une:qualled fof
colort tcl wearing <111alit ies.
?11"NS' Ileat'v (hinds. I offer a stock of
Shoes oir e'ett il;y \eni', of grrat ex:
"ellec e
lBr 'kitns, high and .iumni cut, of P.
(.'alf, li ed al unlin .d.
Iiil and Wax Blrorat.s, hig h and ttecitn
out, weLr :ind serr)t" haottout, plain and
tool soles , )iinde oI first ipltiily Stec"k,
l(0 Y''' Ilo is and Shoes, run .ing in qual'
it- ;un, style with Mens' Uoodis, at Un
ttsull ylfW pri-es.
T lmve cvery"tlintg usually kept in a First
1'iass lBoot dntl M!h,,," Store.
r Emyyars experience ns a fitter
emtl mei : t uid thccse who have tendei
feel in se itng Shoes for" c'om)fort. Weak
ankiles can h1e Lrc;t,Lthen)ed1 a)1( deformnita'
cf feet preIv)ii by the ai'l of an exe
rie 'it t r. I gi'c 'ty I rsaisottl attrn:
tion to this 1-ranch of m' lu..incss
B. M. M i(A
'+c c e-o- t o abeI and Moiviml:
sept 't. 18<I 1 6tm
I UIJRN r Ut 1I1
\FR_ 'NU1 TNTURE
C'ALL 01
f Ifl
1:e' 1 G aylock,
1111 .Iv : h *ught tI th'i.. . ( ntyaa . &
i . f hav jr c .v d ou t _an
* 4.1 ' -ybs and sizis
I l I (-P d4L('t;:us up toi the b<sif
1 II 1.. d oni bt Ii ibio night wvith
.IIjfbr pas1t favors, 'nl
' a1k'd " '0' Inine. D)on'f;
P..~'I7.T IS ATl
REIGN & LAYLOCK'S
sep1t 24, 188,5 I tf
--Professional Notices.
-.A '1', ,wM. A. wraIIAMfd
(CHiLD & WILIAMS,
Attor;m7s and 00unsoldra at Law1
Wi'll pracetice in all the Court.s oif Green
t'ille Coiunty, Stato na Federal.
I. i. ti'iT~si:rt: I. E. ilOBlINhON
(hreenv'ille,; S; (; Pickens, 8. 0.
WH[1INER & RO)BINSON,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law1
PIJCKENS C. II., S. C.
Prompt attenli on gi veni i 11o alluissC.
Practices ini fth Stai- an Uol nited States
Office in School Commnissioner's Officer
jail. 31, l14 8
ATTOR~NEIv ATs LAAy,
I iIEN~' ( . Iu. S. C.
Pratot i es~ in o Coi4is oif I le St ate and i1
thIe nt Ine (CourI~ut(
M. F. A Sichi J If: NICWTON;
Gr*nvlle, S.8 (C. I-ike:S C.
A ttmygneguno1r t Law
PJCI{ENS C. HI., S. C:
4Vl hp'r:itte in1 allthe State anud Federtd
1i:irh 99i. 1Ps9