The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, April 29, 1886, Image 2
3. E. BO(G1S Em-roT;
-. F-i.tawDLEY & (O:, F1ioni-iiroib.
PICKENS J. H1..S. C.:
i THURS)AY, APlIL 2), 1886.
A Pleasiint Tr'ip.
Last Thursday iii COllpa1V with
0l..1. J. Norton, Messi's. P. Mcl).
Alexander and J. E. Ia'ood Jr., we
started for Walhalhn. About feeding
time we stoppe.d at Mrs. Frianee Nor
ton'tt ne.? old Pit kens. )e:liliintg a
sc'sg tifdii fia lu, tatictli to eilc w itlh
fir?. Nortonl, wv( accep)ted the ntext
hest proposition, which was to allow
118 to spread u-" lunclh on her diiig
fable arid supplement it. with cool
Kwee milk, alid an old timie dish of
golden huttenf Mrs. Norton is now
sixty-seven yea1r3 of age, but is as ac
tive and energetic as a immld of sevenl
The corn in many fields was already
up, and the wheat looks promising.
We passed several farms on which one
seeiii.d to be doi'g got(1 sO'Vice draw
iug the plow, anld in one inStance we
noticed a woiiiti who had lir hus
band harnessed to the -plow and wy
driving him fur all they both were
ur)th.
WIalhalla is an oh town, btt the
fj,irit of improvement is incrleasigi;
vith its ttge. Signs of this spirit can
11' Seen1 11 evorV hand. In In'op1"
tion to its weaallh ad popla1tin, w'O
have no dlou)t that Ocontee has llt> rt"
111) ' toctk tll' any other outy111v inl
the State. A moit 'elegant. alf ni!t'
track has been prepared inl a iild hi
longing to Mr. hery A lc s 'l, iin
West Union, oil which we N itnei('ssei
Hom11o of the best Iro1tin:g we h:tve ever
cen. Ir. A. C. Melick hsl' a moc,si
b e au tifu l h o : I , D i .i, w h ich uma:!:. . }
a mriic' in '2:14 31r. I. j). A. Rit'
man d tlohn Ito-4e have a pair, Itli
and Tenv, live Ilntl four '-s t>(I,
which nd.tl 1 a ha!if mile in 1:;). 11
Diilm:ain a1s: ha- at lae hay wh"lieb;
tii( sanii sp)le:ldiil trl"tiII;s, 'hrtl hit
'as n >t timled. Other linr sto'k weire
tiiivonl on the ftack, bu1t w\ere n1't pult
to t l ir s p ed , T h e d e d ti
tilar and eient Ju dgrt of Probat
lMr. I1 ich a;rd nI\ is h a:s a I w o vr
o!ti, which i ittn sle retts re'c:m-n{
bles his owner; nit pret ty, but. v\ah:
bleon1 accoun1t of his goodlt tit.".:.
'.Phe eflirt-i whithlths mw-o ecn ar1. 1 1;
ing for the imlplovemenut i i, their bt ok
have ni)t only p.-aid threm in dllar11; ntt
cents, but many citiz.ens of Otrolnlt
lt i(leady leaped I part of the hrt"
v- t. 'Mr. P'. M\cl). lex' ,andcr )Pae
his trip with ia view to 1in1rchain"i a
colt sired byV 1i I.i, to maltch1 oils hit
itd already bought from Mr. M. L.
lmmerson, of ()uonce. andl Mr. Wil
Barker supplied the dlmnlil with a
most likely colt. Men like those
above referred tr, who are push,ing
the stock imIpro vemieni.ttusiness-i, aret
w4orth thousanud to any e<amintv.
Theli Court Hiause 'at. WValindla is
bituaitetl oil to itself, andi is sm-rtomll
rienit shaude trees(, and as5 good1t I lnhior
#2(, joly and gencronU i s a se it of alle(rs
mkil latwyer Vs can be11 fotnd Itin i ihe
Uinioun. Twot hlours withI themt wonh111
lbe worth moreP to aL dyle 1' th-, 1h:l
two wee.ks at the beis I':t healt res. 't.
If the Count.iy, Dis tric oru Shde watls
Home of thle 1bestt 1malt~l, for 'erv it'
it enni be1 foundl tere.
Ononr retUr i ('i til at I:iv wv
teriani Chlureb ftor bmehi', andt mll I ihet
piJlen.sure, while. retsting, ofi hearLio a$;
pra'Ictical m114l initeresting slUteri fromi
timitty oif spenlding~ few tdays in)
\Valhalla..
Oreatur' ofC the C4onstijtution.
'teek's issue1, aittet'ionii is talled tot th
f'act, that the foillwing coun!ty IThil '.
(.h>.untyv Comm1iioners,11>. Jig of P1o
hiate, Clerk tof th Cour t. Sebloo Ci(oin
tiee oif thle Peace. WI' arel I driedly\
riflices,' would he a muchei bette r strioke
than th" r' .dctioin of sahIiries. Th'i
Probate diu ige of thii4 coty reevte'st.
in fees abouit ly25 or' h Nm The
~hool dommllissiohtlr in ahu-ylt $700.
It wouIld riot hei~ too mutich to devo lve
il dutie's of Schoolt (Cotissionert
iij ni the Probate tJud(ge(, and( iequ.ir'e
him to do the wor)k for $300, t!mis
Ha; ing to, the stinted public schoiot
$400.00 iiin eh counity, (1:3,60)i
the State), and dletrfactinig nothinig
from the edfficincy of the'ir manage
ment. Inl aJkxas, where'C the p)1 ul.ie
kchools run ninelt months illn t vea;r,
this plan.1 is. carried (out with perfet't
statisinctioni; although the Probattte
JUdlgt in that State is also Ju dge oif
iirer is the c1ustdiani of thet fun~d and
the trustees~ are the disbulrsing ofli
eers.
Weo seeo no good) reonii( why thet
duties of Comity Trtiasuirer andi An.
ditor cannot be perforlmed byv onet
good business manlu fi' $800.l:0,one1
half the sum t,otal pidh to the
.two ouit of the taxes, fius savinig to
the Stato $27,200J. TIhis planbi might
inake it necessary to remoIvo someilf
thxe comuplica.ted mnechanical afttach
b1e)tf used ini tho atdmliuistra.tion oif
da county fihrnnes, and would ltoseni
the fricitiri, without necessarily iin ter
fbi-ing wifth the safety; for it is tho dti
t' of thme grautd .juiry to~ see that the
fi.1chine is-en go:;d r'nmning order,
uxId that there is no 1cakag'e.
1t mxightL be sid that the Legisla
ture couki not4 ignoro thet provisions)
d11 theC~onstItution, wJihi requtir)e fbh.
fle'tion of School Comlmissioneor miiu
Po teJ'udge. This prov;isionl wouki
Aa,a otirely ignored by' electirlg
0n6inan to ft both ofMleeg l es
no incotivenionCo has- been suflerel
by the refusal of the Legislatuio to
provide fox the election of Ju,tices of
the Peaco and Coutables.
These clali ofi tbnd manf tither*,
in the furthoranco. of econo v, 4eom
legitimate and - doper. pecialty
is this so, wheli we considei that our
Consttution and laws were formed
by a party which devised every
llell to increase its patr"oinge, tid
(pt'tid tvery poslil~ taenue to the
pocketts of the l'ples knowing that
the burdens it imposed were not
borne by the voters who kept it in
power.
It ma1y b eaid that the changes
PIIggeMted would not be practicable
throughout the State. To this we
11vNwer, thlat no more exceptions would
be necessa t;an exist under the
preseNt state of the laws controlliwg
in each cotiiity, and possibly not S,
many.
The nihuber of o; icers should be
so Cdlluced, that the busines of vau'}I
will make hin ippe' to he the ser
vant of the people, instea(d of lvotill<
two thirds of his time to his O IwI ill
terest and amuse11tmit, and in a lord
ly way receiving his salary for ocrcu
pying that place wlich ini a great
ilnesilr(t is t gcvertinetatil valnmtIT.
But this is no fault of th' o!1iter.
MIv of the oflices of fhe n1ationl
overlnmCnlt scem to 1 have Iboeen eren
id fcr the olieI. ilslentl of the g,totd
of the pcoul,l. 'The s:iuaie pllitical
la,rty, inl a great ieUsurt c'nistructeI
tthe, mulchineciy of ( nt' , ate ('lver-11
of t I1t a t:tet : 'ni Nat iulritl I )e cratic
Pa:rty- dlen.ill ta pr,unin;.
in (Otr ,ji -uewnt, t'vt"rythlin;; nee.
e i ry in thlis Ii ."i ri io, et ",1 be aue
eloli edi:l by the Ilr't;i :htttlret'.
by'tlc he t Se ak as C 11o(l"et f,,r South]
(':u't,]lna. In1 l sparkinr (,f the Ii~htt
mu:t(he ;t :tiin t h,im, thlt News-: atndt C,n
riicr in;ke.s f}i- f l wi ng,'61, lrtintett
t,nabJ:r I";1:11u ld; liul <11lv fontr
t n : fell .o'r. the ',titer dr:v in hi
ihi a1,1 -ti lie I'ilien11 V ion of Mai.
1). F. 1,r Ilyt'i ;1:: Tot trnar1l 13'vtntl
b,"tn :ml :n-tive symth;t ii:er v.ithi thet
1 1i-1 inlhh I.r in 1te ll>utlain,s, but at
II j iyl i itt t it. i0it,,'s \w d1111 nit.
Ntnthi . :it -ti t > lin11 ,11. ot t of
tilt mI,st p,ri i nce h dllc,t it l>uilns in
tlhe tn ilih-, sOte a Ot" oit gaiti
1 Tlt)r Jit lle\ 's 4 t1 , t ,.91t V hli he
h ;1b:,. t eve if' :ueale iall et
ii ntmpathy w1ith1 moons1ltiit'r., thle
s-t (ist l )esshowed 1i-h;t he lu1d e,ill, c tedt
111 t'( r''eenue forI thel,(!a.
+in(e }1 e n- , lh t "et in u!ie ti,tlt hit
pr1,0 ssl had ln e(mt<tu11lItil.h
'il'l lii; :1 * (l j t1:;!c tlj l ,i ;t :l s li,l
of I i Xi. 'uhvct ('npufi)ican id
that jn:us sit"ch w1rui its this wud
dnmea las,to ng, as the ntitie ontinues
to) h i s.cr("t -issins t f all th '
.1.
,'.Ntt."cstn2i I tDue \\ - t shi s ek
in1. hmX I lnt in ee tng -ltt "t.
Due \I t it Ie i an licb of t~ hat A bhlevilh.
lil's piih tuitm foi :my rll:-! th-d
leaves l te \ V-'s t'-. \Vehtc. a ill
tak-, .l.poeakn for I ure;Wiw
ha\ ah\ays btliev Il' and detill b5
btInp r ft'h i s o Hal 1111ne"li, i th
ha that 't r: l il~ vetlhI b et il tc1
:nhe lIurelI <t'ii frh lis ied at d
\'1eriousht. to kni th thai(lt we'.'r moy
!wiiia heia IIoun tgi In tie e:-t- for1
lti1l4 'r'hYei hus, oti atoiste
rt.1 col s : q tl y 0, x t;i he s ui. -
\ bheile es.;e ser
- aseey N iecton.
The fiowing return of the eta tion
held at Easley on the 19th inst hns
been handed us with roquost tt pub
lish:
"' the underigned ;iaagorb of
Mnieipal Election held 11, the 19th
day of April 1886 for Iutenlaut and
four wardens for the town of Easlev,
certify ltnt the following tthitene11t is
a true and eorrect return viz.
FOR INTENDANT
A. ?t. 1unliolu 41i votes.
H. C. Briggs 18 ,
Isaatc W1illiam1n 1 ,1
PotR ?ARt1NS
John 'i. lanthem 56 ,
13. D). (1re(en 415 ,;
J. 1I. ttolhinson1 44 ,;
J. \D I). Bu1tlo 42
J o. T. Philips 12
J. B3. King 2 ,
A. G. \ vatt 2 ,
J11o. Nitkeis II
.1 no. Mbeek 1 ,
Is;aaw W1ilil:i 1 ,,
Fr1O the ab)'Ve stat inenit we(1
chitre A. MI. 'unlion dtuly elected Inl
tnd:1it and1 tle fro!lowring it111es \ ar
dt : J.1',iie .. . E.. obinson,
l . 1 . (n-(t aIn i .J. ML.).U1ruce.
Ci<-n itle our l (d thlis( the 19th
d l A ,i4 1880.
.A. zo M. Fowr.FtA.
J. T. AltNOLD
1;. D-.(1REEN
Saved His Life.
r. 1). 1. l m irQ3, of Horse Cave,
Ky., ay he wv, tr mI tainy year4, hadly
t,tli, te:l w\ith1 1'hthti.ie, 1alo )iablet.ew;
Ste ainT wa. almstl udendrab1) and
won)it sottt,tiln; ti1\ r in him i?tt convl.
ti4ns. Ii I ried Eleatri littert( and got.
relief fi n Ir,-!;t bottlt and(l after taking
six ht itthi, wV.U4 enotirely cut11d and had
ryain1',d iii fies th eighteei 1ouind i. Satyit
iv beli'ves he wotll id ve <ietd
h: it Ent ht'n for the relief aiforded by
h ,r*tter:. '4)141 tit fifty ca nta a
b6tlh hv bDr. G. W. Earle.
Ann1OnnIee ents.S
For Pfobatf; Judge.
X'1 M ln. J. 11. Nr:wmn Y is presen
tid a1s at eandi,late for the o!ldc of
l'i r..hate JI Ie for the Coutnty of
ick,"ns, subjst to the .riinary
l:le(,tionl.
' For S oo. Commissioner.
i T i fit(14 of MIt. LAA
M1.l'.m1 resp; -tiflly p)resen':t, hhi aS
a1. (andlIi a : fr roe . t.io,n to th(' of
lice fi : . (' , ii on:*; r, ltl>j t " t
b>th- J>--..I l ci i nnu- I'Ntl l" 1 t":-la . I
S Tf . G
W.unn Sis re. r: olfl n ne
hi11 .11 aV a u:t' l t' :t f"'r thtt t,'i--. of
(: -h1 >: (.ni~.cIor, aubttl.;. t,> th(
For County Auditor.
Vi.te'2 uD .Q. : i a p te . n 1 e tnt:t
., h,.e > ,a 'ia:- 1E. t m..
util- of 'wot; Aud , su j:.rt 1
1NTE FF T \T ( <W* A '11Th; .\,
i j 4N!,41ur IlIu. S,tb ( 'ro
li 1a:, 44n Ta': la. II It ii h 1 <iy f M.ey next.
1 ITwo 21 >r- \\'. 4, 11 4 frn-I4 and1
.4 liui2 y 11rr1 . ii bl ( (2op:wr from i
'n tip.
Sp4 -i-:1 Del 'e 1'o!14't'r H. .\. II 4'ven 4on
t lol h if .141 e last 14-. :1241 now siil.1 under.4
pr4 : -!inl'. 'f f:rtIi4ure4 to4 fue4 Ut ed
SI:at-s (:m (r:4n. i. for viola:tOin of Linter
D)epo4t ( Coect or,
For ID. F BI1aI)LEY, 4
Ijti 24 >r L.t Rev. Ditrct L d.
Notice of Intention to Claim
Hom3stead.
N Tit'E I, r IIERE:iY G1IENT1ITATI
4.f the4 tienral 'S:Ltue 8 t t4ais4 State, fo4 ra
I 1omteu:el tot herls-Itfl14 and her ildren2 ill
thle r':tl 41nd tI.2r)4al est,'.. of hier d1:e:1ca
e'd hu1:md:144, 1He.1din lt4k1ey
.J. J . W1 ,eee
1april 29, 1 8G :10 4t
Kili
POWER
Absolutely Pure.
Th Iis powd1 n1Uv4t- 11ries. A marvel of
puiyltenigt h144( an 12 hole3Comenes (. Mo.re'
eenmical~:: t1hn th44 orVdInarv~ kindsi4, and1(
(cannot41 h4e 24)l inl -ompe14fitioni wiith~ the4
no'~Ittiud nilo t('Verst, 1( b ort uight hi m '14
lucloe's Ainiea Salve.
't'he 13et Salve in tihe world fo- C'Ukb;
1 ruisct Mores, Ulcero, Salt ltheum, Fever
ercetr, ''ettel, :hpied litaudi, Chilblains,
('orn, anti all sin I uptiotus, atl poitive
ly cures Piles. or no pay required. It Ia
etarntuteed to giTO perteet Satisfaction,
money retfunteda Price 2 cents per bok
For saile by )r. G. W. Earle.
KLEBER~
FOE THE
BOWELS &CHILDEN TEETHING
It is THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
for the howels. It Is one of the tost plosant anl
flcientous remctillet fo' all summer ("omeplaints.
Ata season when violent eittaeks of the hoswels are
so fretunent, sotue spee1y relief shoni he at hand.
The weartedl mother, losiig sleep to n1ursing the
little one teetintg. Ah(eould else this inelleiue. 50
ets. a hottle. getid 2(,. stamp to Waltet A: Tuylor,
Atlanta, (i., for Ridble loot...
T>y*or'a Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
IJunm and f wilein will cure Coughs, (:rotip,
and Conmeumptiou. Price 25c. lnd an a bottle
Registration Notice.
?T 0'I is hereby given that the BookS
1 of RIteistition ftr -1Pieket,s County
will he opt -1etd at Pickens C. II., on the
lirst Elty in each month to e1nab)le "tch
pc't e to it i s I m have acqtired tho
right 'i ince the last eenerd Cl eltioen; te
transfer smith its have chauel d thecir esi
dle !lre, tn1d t teiev list andt defaeed eer
tilienttes un1ti1;and(inehItlin. the first. MNon
lay in .1ly, 15511, whiien the law regnuiret;
the l i tks closeel, ex'eptt for the ro' eito'_ts
hereta(mter mientioned, inamtvely lo:st anl
tiefaed certite ate s lutn it reeiwevd until
thirty as lief)re the gceertl elect ion; and
voun llcten tomling of age atfter the cits
ing of the lU)ooks may register until the
dayf election.
0. L. l)BAN'iT,
Siupervi.or" fo)r l'ie kens Coult.y .
mtaich !, 188i ?3
REMOVED).
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A. HI. NPRRIS
HAVING MOVED MY
YiM. M4ASUNI( IIALL TO?' TEI
iFVFALL OLD STND
wVest or t1I (court n~ou3se.
ENEl]N', Y GOOD)S). I. CAN
PLiEASi: Y') I N P Hi J.i AND)
ADVERTISERS
:an learn the exact cost
>f any proposed line of
idvertising in American
apers by addressing
Zeo. P. Rowell & Co.,
NewspIaper Advertising Dureau,
10 Spruce St., New York.
oirnd 10cts. for 100-Pago Pamphlet.
New Advertisemnits.
MATUR E'S TAR.RAN'S
pleasintt etle-riertt ini
ireingiitL whlen dis
i.led iv atert an e'x
~ik-eLlch,bileatn,Fevs
ePht''at eit tie ei ans i a afrettd iltia
r ANDei~'t el paatltion,ue 1eu'rs nti'el
V. ~e D it tiegN tin cri're'.ypesa
i LRE FAIRM e IN ilAsKenTA
eathurn, i el'lureh Nicek-liithwhe, (ees
iver Compht ' . l r tesie k ie(tomach. e n len.
tly r ae ll 4 te trery rgans toQ ajr
rt aion I tee shi>hl e f tl(l, 1aou e i ev
'ryi heuwhol and cred'etel by~a eve re
Av FRE 'AR IAN IAKOT
anshe procured withuteuing Cobb Nd to
Ien 3 t. Vfor~! an~ indsenrilei' hlotse
11ohe m:ief i4) outE for 1n dtollar,l
"Woertht t th te i a a niich, and. alf rie
e~reive let inform ' ' ~ation al fe
Mass2 ea St.r't LNrencYer.,NY.
L H. MOEG.
1.. It. MORG.
I. H. MORG.
F. H. MQORG.
J. R, MOR G.
ARE DlEALER~S IN ALL TrhEJE SI
)el>artinent~ sharing thle expense with Li
seuditures, thereby assist+3 Lt wding Prit;e
10 Pieces 5-4 Pillow Cosinig 10 dents a
,iytard.
1 Lo India Lawn (iit length) 3} ets.
yard.
2 Cas os Printed L=awti 4 eents at
'alrd.
1 Lot yard wide Sea tslai(1 n5 c'nts ta
'ard, pu*Stively wortlh t conts.
WASi FABRIS!
dtiiuen Zephyrti
Metlhten Seer+kercs
Crinkle Se8esukers,
JOsephine Muititlgs,
Sherwood Suiting s,Il
Batisto Suit i:tga.
5,000 Yards (.inghais at 5, , 8 and
10 eentt a yard. You ean get what. you
vant in wnsh goods here.
Wi ITE OODS!
When wo striko this dz'pertinentt we
are in our glory. Nothin p'as(*s us
better than to be asked to show Wlite
Goods.
In this line we will not take a back
seat for anybody. The attractions that
this dapatuont oilers are-sin ply woinder
ftl! It cantains some of the sweetest
things you ever saw.
Lovely Egyptian lintisto Plaids, Etti
mine Plaids, Canva5 Cheeks, ('nvas
Mtripes---s,)t0ogn entirely n1ew-never
shown before tis season.
Egyp)tian Cable Plaid and Stripes.
Mull; , lain ant plaid1 orgmtl;iys, corded i
Swirs, Ibeno stripes alnd hicks, ''iain
law ), De 'Daas, ,'imbroi,leriel robes
an li many of!, thi,, h tt tI>" want of
spca pro antl.rurthetr enloCy here.
WNDt1A I
. ' I t: ,i::t-: - roa'lv a
b) t:l fi :t-t i .- - ~ri " i !t ," ; ;; ,. :ard
Youl c:ml't t h it .::-.--. ho-e. It ip .
itielyworh .;u - ::ch
J, T
Alden's Wol
'J'" Tm: ELzev-t~ Linnxis is perfe'tion,
for the ha;ppy iiL."'-JOHIN B. LYl31ROo, I
200 On the t'.-nur or it,'arlin, tL a1- iti aniu
S ra o1a an-a i 1. .he-. .In .i, .\. i.' ,: ... . 2
10i t E . C I. or::a tA lf t. L . *:... ........D
Ii-j 11.r- e.a A ii WAI. . Est n .......,...
11.1 ! o;:'rntin. f riy '-e .... .......
I6i ifirk. an the. s:C.inw n < ;e, :.aatif,1I.('ontplete 1'se
i(Va 'hICer Dil'La. !:.eT'N: Itim:r.L............t :eI
1b3 Thomtae ;.,rlyleI, i romt (iter ietn .....2
r y CNN FAR~RAR.
197 hctiire on i'rmpern e ............. 2
14.t Tseture iu lIpante..., .. ........;
2 Nero andi The Buiini of Rtolne........
* CLASSIC COMEDlES:,
179 ivery tan ini iib linwIr. inV'( .iO0&Oti.....10
175 A schooi for Scandal. siian>A........... 's
374 She stops t(o Cotnrluer. Goil.I1tnIr... .. n.. 0
M ISCL LA E OUS.
RlpVnnwinkne. wl4.IIr-ros Inav,i.-2
wasingon' frewellI Addrness, Eme....4
7 Mot,ive & 1juab it I ite(IIng. C.F'.R1rICEnn'soN . 2I
18 Tihe (Crike,t ung tbhiHerlo. 11s'd. icn.Ns. 10ci
20 Highwa a of Literatuire. DAVICD PnYDE)..... 100
61 c n's as. ConnpLetfc.. ...,......15
19 The 8 uectre Biridegrnoom. WAsaNno livnace 2e
1(3 Filord'Aiiza. LAMAR-rrNIC............:.. 15
l1i Conduct nof The Uncnerstanding. .fHN LocxS ii0e
E1 Lutho,,r'n,s.- leTak Da. MACAUL.AY.....
11S .ither Anecdotes. lii. MACAUL.AY...........,.s
124 egend of the, wandierig Jewv. 1ARINtn-G.oU.D
125 ConfAsnie..ns of an opium-.ate.r. 1W QUINCiYlOl. 0
132 On LUbert. JoirN S-ruAa-r AiiI.n . 2
136 Thne wt ifr the Uiomn. WEKNDFif. 1ui.T.. '.*
18? Progress of tine Working Clawn-s. it. OFN. 4a
By SIR WALTER SCOTT.
12> Lay of the Last, hlinstrei...... .............., de
127 Mlarrni,n.... .............. .................. g '
I28 Lady (If the Lake ..---........................8Iif
131 Rtokoby.... RO.U..........,.,s
it Amerienti umno:ristAaivrN.......... 2e
1.',.nmerleafn li ri st - M ......... 20
11 'nirlean HTumoris,t' -L.owI.?...........4, 4
20 t,mericaon Humnnorist,--A. WVAItD...............~ 2a:
I .imerLen Humitst--MAitK TwAIN.......... .
5some Ad ventunresof iinto,n Mmncihauisen...;.. 2c
07 Th.n igttie of tihe iliok. DEIAN swiw..... J
(iR 'Tints oif the Tlimes, Etc. oannnn: s (. JKe.:i... 2
.93 Claadic Hnorist: A,naerenon ; Je' liarloorw
Richard Harris Ihariham................. S
JUVE tILE CLA S1CS.
10 Qacen Mabei.&OthnerPoer , ilus. AI.N..".. H 4
13 alnf Hlour in Natunrna ls tory'. PEKAIoInY.. sne i t
40 Sunsine, aind Other Stories, llus. AroN.. &'
61 Fahles fromn MAop. Jiiustranted...............'
62 Sinndbad the Sanior, from Thne A rabian Nighnts 2,'
66 Thie Story-Teiler. hANs ANctNn4n'........... h' 11
87 Fairy Tra 1 - ilk' li
48 Juvenile Oemns of Song and story........... 4c a l
ILTdUSTJIA'FI'R10A TALOUR, 132pagens
"onndenecl curto1guoj ree. J OH N B. AL D
tE RP OFFER. Tihe pi
xLra. iiments' with Mit. Ai
fonthen first pubiili
tho following offer
aboicest literature the vworld has scen, in hi
T WILL PAY YOU
y oiu11j)l propos ging Wes ft ol1 Nortin
esit. to wite to lilt, I represnt~fft tine
hor't aineO.
iF. D7. BUSH,
1). P. A. At.lanita, (Ga.
WI.arble Yard.
-0
WRK I~EEP ON ITAND AND> M.tif
IV t'oOfElta~~ny K IND (iF (1i.% y
!TONE WO~tK( OF' TI Ill Jjlilj M. U-.
HLE lfl'Al) A NI) l"OO'N'fON,M lgo)
QMKS, MONUtM iGTi, (ra,lle 'OITmbs,
rt'. No f'xt ra c'harnge for let teriung. A i
t'afkdel(ivee a(if Iit grnve. WVe sell a niea t
1ead -,i Foot m,! 8 Stnne for '$3. 0.
We~'n will (contractt iand ,xecuite anay kind
if Gran itte Work on reaionalle ter:nis.
SAXNON & O)WEN,
Liberty, S C'
april 1. 198i fna
BR
&N & !
AN & BRO.
A & BRO.
D r 1ie a
AN & BRO.
LECIAL COMMODITIES . EAC1i
othdr, which lOssens the outaiy of ex
1 Lot India lawu (out lengths) 31
ents at yard.
1 Lot check nainsook, good, '71 cents
yard:
A ((mall lot corded pique, 4 cents a
(ard. Quantity limited.
Embiroidered1 r(bes $1.50, $2.50, $2.75,
3.50, $3. 75, $4.50, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50
aih. TIhe constituto full suits; no ox
rai tritiuuing lecessary. .'J-IEY ARE
;fEAP.
LACES! LACES!
. No end to ILaces. A lovelier line of
aceP you could not wish to see.
Ektyptian lace, Egyptian fiouncir and
"gyptian allovers, all to match. "
Oritaii tl laces, flouncing and allovera,
iII to match. Tempting beauties they
tre, too! Duteh('ss laces, Crepe Lisee
ade9, Medici edges, Torchon edging and
lHerting, Vilde(ntles laces, Spanish gui
)ure, 1(11 guipure, Escurrial laces, Chah
illy maes, Marieomh. Cluny and li sli
'rochet la(es-a world of laces! Liees
t all prices an in albwidtls, frou
n i. i 4(3 inches wide. No one ca; go
bhrdilih this line of laces without exclaim
ng, ''Oh! how heautiful."
Along with laces is a lovely line of em
l)roidl-rios. We have a pigt record on
mlr(jideries and we do not intend to let
up one )artich). We can please you,
bhat's till.
Laces, white goods 1an embroideries
Iave :ilwaysa been o.1f of our weaknesses.
Anyimnp wvhmo htn- hiort'tof.'o . spe;;ed thisa
lepcrtment will tell you that it has ad
nost reache,l the zenith of perfection.
S P E C I A L.
CM i' s I'h ali.v f ill iegtilar male d.
bri; :11tl tI l it 11 eont(4. 'ihe .v will (lei
fur :a ltm.'r:ain; they 1're wo'rtlh -.5 Ie'lts;
fi 1lt (oll 1rn'(iertul =tridillcr
Onlt I(iaein tt'iiJn: d,l;:ig, 1'. ard
'hr diJ w\e gtt ;he:i? Oh! that is
12 r.fas 118 in1 iavra oic" Bnrmiaus in
(''4; go(d ;. 1nuinj1118 in Silks at
MOR(AN & BRO.
nnd the poor will always be your debtot
Ildeksburg~ Va. All in LA RG~E TYPE
FAhiOUG POEMS.
Ii Enoch Ard~ena. Ari.vnari> T'a;snos... . ,
W1 The la .-erte< Villa T. E;t,' or-I4 1r1... 2
a Sit r.irday .'!gt . .tc . l1asian(iT t-rHNs. 20
a'li.*- a.3n ?.44v4i'to Aag. (lK*wor. LoT.... '
Niry of -svn,& )ther I oem,s. JEAMjl lNohstCw 2o
' i'song of the Wi, Et.............:...
-I F. a.1 n n. At.iex P'oen........
1 u.-rtraile of W.yomi;iit. 1AIIU'E'Z'.'.,''.'''''
ii Mat.ppn Lonn Bliftos......................
72 .Aici~i ntt. Mariner. Co.r:1a no..........2o
Y, V irgir:lai, 1*vry, the A ramiusa, Ete. h1ACAULAY 2o
f, lesmat f Buc. AvrouN................2o
. ' 4 i UIan .1& he lu, rl. Etini. A. PoE . 20
I l'an lnini10 Dooiqea. Goimrat..... .......6
I a . 'r ie I.u t. Mir.r-os..... .,....,. ..
3II A lle...o,F PesruN, arn< Commas. MILToM...
uJ LaOl a )(kh. Mo'I:.:....................... gg
IOC R AP HYa
Y'J Wll'.a Pitt. MZA(At1.AY.........70
Il WnNe 41.i fa-ttina. MACAnt.AY...............103
II Lord4[ incon. IIAac.wI.Ay. ......;............100
,I 4IIIver- :rorn'we?ll. L.AM 4Artisn................04
I Jilhis. C a r ii I. 0. lIrIsy.,.............
* Lif -tlinn ial. TiratAS A3potD, tof Ru0gb)y
.2 k.r.iel isoll. M.TTHEWv AUlNoL.O. . ....... 2o
[3 V4uIndelj Pi[llti. CEo. WMa. tnTis.......10
3: on.T. a. Mac. UL.AY.....................n
4 (touint, Ruifo~.rd. .1IrIN TYIDoAc........S
C J.u:,is Ferguaarj Thu Astronomer. .......... 3
5 . Lfe of sarn 1ustion. C. EnwaniDH LTEnsr.. 200
I 1.f of Peter Coo'per. C. .iwAaios L~YsTcit... 0
'1 .Ire of A lex. If. iephens0,. Non-rao...... 1
J.Life oft o(stN11o I ord. 11iittstrateti..........., d
.1 Sir 441W .9 - hentj. .JaMssa I'AUToN...,,
8t Fr t.k' ; act orent MArAY. ..;...:
4 13fo of W asning tn Ir vin g. R. H. ZrCoPiAND. 6o
H92TOR Y.
2 ThOCIr lfltionbs of ANia. l{IRAw.iso.....2
ti Thet C,eile Hl-r,a,lit. CialAtLjRIP f'Uuit.EY.... 2
I Tro lOnttle or Slarathona. 131n Row. (iHlAiqy... 151
4* 14 'ln uatt le o*f Hiatinig,. Sit l'ow. CnAe.ay.
0) Defe~a-'o th' Si'anishul Arnu,ia. (Cny-AHY...2
t The Ihattle of Suratogna. liii Smw. ('miKAtY... 2a
4 The 11ut11le ofr Wa.terlouo. Sin El,w. CRE: ir. 2o
BHEREBERT SPENCER.
a h 1'i hi44looph of Style......................0
I thle Corntin g -avr......,........... g
I iwhnut 1:nov.isig.' is of Most Woeth........... 5
109 Intellettunt IFuet1h.:..................... 5
7 M,jpraI li1inento........... ...................0
1 4:ystenl EdnentuioPn ......................A;: sd
PU.A!? SCIENCE.
'Th T.uf flaSerpenu of beleueii'b A. WtIr1Ios; . .
4 Wrl-Oinslag. E't('. W. It!. Wtir,1,rAsas.....
111 Thh vHetn4's of lCvlitio'n. llp 1 .h,Y... ..
? Putiile filonith. IEnw.Anti onTroN........... ..
1 Oii Leaves. Sin J1ons L.U4llOe'n... ........ .
. By JOH N R USKIN.
lhE ius oif the Duu,t................
of my inenso stock of Boks, p>rico 4 tcntsj
E1 ulisier, 393 I'uari st., New-YorkI.
>lishier of thais paper has m iade arrange
,DEN, to conltinue for 30 days only,
'latioik oif this ananounlemllent , w'vhereby
is~ inadle possIil.' This pre'senlts the
mdsom613e dr'ess, at cost mfarvelously low
Johnson Hagood,
ff ia l'E TI4IO(OliIT-BlAlED .1
('44., ISis( ow at . A HOW\l'd.
Oct, I , 1 8 1s,
~1 (N l'Y TO(. GO A N A T 10 PEll t:EN'l,
. II()I(:sIlIl, A\t'y at Law.
ai14ril 1, 18%X 2(1 -1
Seneoa River Land
will sell 20O0 Aaes of MY IlOM-E
C ounty s'uitu ate .1 millest f romi L4tndtletoni
ag hiauds of F"oril. II ll-coitalins 8I2 aiiyi'
tii veri!,t t.on . Thbe h i( fh -lan d is 11e( Eet..
IIn huiil- thoult 60 a -res Celeil. I s :1
-ia"t coI velti, n.tly louaftosh My Iadd(ress
ai Liikd 'ten, M. I'
R- S. MORGAN,.
SANK BLOCK,
(reenvm1e, '. C.,
DEALER IN BOOTS AN]) SHOE
T
Cuitom Made oads a Spocialty1
LA)IES--Kid, Goat, Glove Kid, Glor
Tops, I)ongola, Pebble, Glove If, Ver
(.a1f, Kip,. ani A. Calf, Shoes i buftoai
tind lace + tdi i.ulities nod styles.
MIS41S-.All tho aovb in. Misis eiae -
with some grades spthilly adapted tof
school wear.
OIIILI)IiNR S-fn ("hlldrens' Shoce, I
select styles.b tt aldpted to dev"elope the
nttseles of jh ett; tid at the sume time'
g;zc neatness in app tarance. All gradd
anit iualities.
Mle o bj:ytt tannery caff wit
single itud a'd doutSc Uppers, plain an
bo,x tott .
French 11 Boots, plain and box toes.
Wax Kip, P. Calf and S. Rip Boebsq
with peg and sci-cw bottoms.
MENS'--)ress Shoes of best Iraebb C'l
hand-se wed, nade in Congress, BI3ttt'
and Dals.
My Eigisl Waukenplast Shoes ate the
best on the market.
I can furnish ilind-seiwed, cork s"li
shoes in c'ongress Lateoi- 13utton.
Best American Calf Shoes of any stylei
(uality 111 price.
Frncel Kip Planter Ties unequalled fo*
comtfort and wearing qualities.
MlaNS'-- IIeavy (oods. I offer a Mot-k of
Shgf:s for everyday wear, of great ex
c.ellence.
1iotrans, high and mnedini cut, of P:
(Cal f, lined and unhinetdi;
Kipand WVax 3rognts, high and inediutj
cut, peg and screw bottoms, plain and
top soles, made of first quality stock.
BOYS'-- Boots and SI,qes, running in qual
ity and style with MUn9' Goods, at un
usually low prices.
I have everythintg usually kept in a First
('lass Boot and Shoe Store.
"-r Many years experience as a fitter
tntil>h's ntc to aid those who have tende
feet in .selceting Sihocs foi coIlftft., Weak
an kits can he strengthened and deform ity
of feet prevented by the aid of an expc
rienced titter. I give mY personal atten:
tion to this branch of mtty busincsR.
Suecessor to Abel and ilMorgan.
-sgpt 24, 1N8 1 l3u
FUtRNITURE+
-0
WHEN YOU NEE I) 1 tNITUIiI
CALL ON
Runion & Blaylock,
E ASLEY, Sd C.
'twy l:e t.1helargret and b,est selocte4
stock e ver bro Un!iI. to tiii i cou t.
We hi ye js>,t r?.ceivel oiir ei"gnt
of' all kildLl, and3( propose to soil c hiaped
thu!n ev'-r knoLwn before. Call and umi
mui ,T'' tttt Let pr'o, and you wuil
bn e(ondn' d "it :.N>i. I'Ot-e iunderseld113
We' ahlt: ha ve full l'n &e of COFF INN
ROE,(., of1 all sty le-s and1 SIZIfI
froini i:es.,.ode, (!o;l'uiixp to the bes
pil ."re.
TIH mkhs P yon for past1 1fa r 1(
hop1) for :. conf~ ininmaee of m . 'Do'
forgot that the plado foi
3AMAN IN im
IS AT
RUJNION & B3LAYLOCK'S
PROPEIT)1t4 EASLEY FURND
TURE HOUSE,
OPPiOMsiT Ej POST#FFMI Id
slept 24, 1885 1 tf
Professional Notices.
11 A. C1IILD, wM. A. wVILLIAM5d
Pickeini (: H. Ordonvillo, S. 0.
CuIltAJ & WILLIAMS,
Attaineys and Coti.iisolbrs at Laws
Greessville,. S. C.
WVill practico in all1 the Colrts of Green
vilb- County, State and Federal.
2)azy 29, 1854 35
(Greenville, S. (1. Piekens, 8. C.
IllTNERI & RtOUINSON,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law1
PJIKIENS C6 H., S. C.
Prompti attenltion) gi ven to all huasjness.
Practices in thbe State andi United State*
Courts.
Office iii School Commissioner's Offices
jan; ;(1, 1881 8
TH IOM A S 0.ROBNSON,
A'TTORNEY AT LAW,
PU i ENM (C5 II., S. C.
Practices' ini thie Courts of the State andl id~
tihe United States Court.
OUice is (ioIIrt IIOtuPse.
sept. I;t, 18MI 51
(Jreenville, S. C; Pickoi; 8. C.
ANS4EI & NEWTON,
ICK10iNSC0:H., S. C.
jun11( 14, 1883 88 tf.
ALtofnioyb and deuneldi's at Lad
PICKENS C. H., 8. 0.
Vuiliitractico iln ad~ the State and F"ederd.
Courts.
Mratth29L 1888