The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, May 27, 1886, Image 2
TIE SiEN'1 E ['
J. R. BOUOS Enrront.
F. B:LADLEY & CO., Piu-lro.
P'ICKENS V. II..S. (1.:
TIU1U$DAY, MAY 27, 18C0.
COngresannn Aiken.
Thi:4 (iSti1giishe(d pbillit' s'rvant
fin1ds it lecesslrv 011 aecoiiit of his
health to inform the peopte of the 3l
C,ong;ressitnlal D)istriot tha:t he ea |i
no lInger rel(sent tli i. lie Is
been a faitiftil gtardi:i of clr ri(:ts
at \ash.Jington folr the l:t.t ten years,
andI he halS mnle at rec nrl of whic b
11<' ma1y well h e 11'ond1s. Tierml aFir j
term he lis bIen propl 1cly endlc, crd i
by an apprc:iative ('Olsitlmt n, and i
iow that he ean 10 lc cn~< r terve us,
on behalf of Pickeiis County, We ox
to himtl, I his aillietione, the heart
felt ?ymipat.i'5 of a tratef,ll p,opl'.
Who ComeK Next
e are this summ1 to n1om1inate,
Col. D. Wvatt Aikenl's succensor in
Congress. \We are glad to say that
all the aspirant a nIentionod so far, are
llen w orth' of the honor m1l1 great
jub!ie trist, and the district ha:; inth
ing to fear from the success of :y of
them. It, has been intinal:ted thi?i
Judge (othran will nccrpt the irust,
i( olIerel to him. This is est oi
all hands with the pro1pt. too1nd:t 111e .
ainstiec.answer, "'s t'he mni."' All
the others who have 1hi n mnllt'ti'n l
aro ien of ability anl n',: .i .d
true as far as they hi ve lItn In i is
Judge C'otirain s bi ti 'h
triedi aid heartilh enorsI. ;i c l
be ncept, we+ wahlli I c, ;. e
('ellenlt jndgl(e, but thi Ii; s'rM won l
have a repn-.unfliLjvi int ( rs
whio wvoildh i the jeer of any lman:l
'The D)aily: N cws :t.;ks '1 ', v. awli
.J. L. Orr do far id;? i ti\\ng
his ab,ilit it' a lawye:', we 1a ItS
tliitt 11'. W +1111( 1o' 1iii i it(''' i ; ll'.
'1'lis uvildl revive allong oar pl ,'o, "lc
the ince falmilii,tr 1e1111 '' d ii " )1 r,'
which woul,l have the wont ci n. s,i.
ation of dignlity, letrniing i:ni a!ilty.
Ad nince of the iron Ior'(.
((orrc im,n.!n ' f e , V l-, anl (',"u }
Tnov, Miiy 13 - -The dhllgati it
from this phlae to the Carolinla. Cn11
berland Gap and Chic'ago Rail llid
mnecting at (reenwood to-day hot just
return ed. Col, Rt. E. Bowen, of lick
ens, acting president, and Mr. lieniirv
B3onneir, of Duoi W~est, secretary', won.m
present.
The report of Mr. Sliho'feld, lihe i1.
ninneial] agent of ithe compan Itilo, whIo
has been ini New Yo. rk, L.ondo I andiit
Of the rail road coinp any, was veryv fa
vo)rab)le. He reports flhat fotrin'eap
italisti have been~ inlterestedl sniien ii
ly to imeist $S t50000 ini this, It
Unitetd Stattsi. Mr'. Th'nt in, lie
igeint oif the La' ll Ihain::iu ('nmpa
nly, is niow in Knloxille. Teinn. l is
g.~oinlg over the ('ut ire line. W\\ (til
certainly hopet fti have the lint'cpt
t4a1 as far act Edg.eGejld1( ot 1.11 *'t
byV Deicembkler 1, etonnllenIcint at
Aiken.
ra'i.Llibetw\eenlthe groat inti rIi itin.
and1( the port s of Charllbi't ni. Pjr if ,
al anid Savannah b 1 5i tot 157 mllih -.
canC biestconinet I f. it ittn is '.
only availab,le gi'1s in thle (1ni' n'rh.,
ing andl assi4ting4 ini it s tltst r lit 1n
(east (I fthe' 151i1i 1 Ir'-.tr. It be
Orass re- iin oft Lin ml:-iy, crI..te tt'd
opens up to miart e' thIe itrel t itmi
Kentncky; passes"'i i ithrou ti he mat
bedsli of Tenne'tssee (nowtwithotit her4~ 11
(!oal or imrket ) and1( fr'om ih fo of
the cities of Aiken and Charleston (i'
southern trinin) it pa';ses fj roug
the finest cot ton and1 ti bacim tirrimrv
camnnel coal fiels of i\CutiIlv (r Xi 't
in area the (tire Pennityhani e111
fields or the enitiri' coal area of ( .
Britian. Ten thotuin-nd s-iare i' .1
of this coal including thll lrg(est 'illa
of cannel coil in A merien, re cro
and supplied with ian outh lt Itt umrkt
by thisroad. St vaibis ths
ing coat along its line thait Pro f. Pr'o
tor, the 'Stato geologist of' Kenit mkv.
says that it Canlb hlanliei ti Bjirin
ham, Alabama, and( 11(1 ther c*mt
w.'th local-coals for us' io itTn andt
isteel mnaniufacture; but an abdnIt.
y'nar'ket awaits it in Louisille, (Cintill
niati and neighboring cit-ies oii thei
nortl i, in the adjacent ir'on Ore fields5 Io
fthe south, in the Unlited Staites naval
astiottn and coaling yardls at Port Roy
ni, &."0., and in the dem'an~ds for ship
p ng a4 Chiarlestonm, Port Royal and
Sw~antah. Asiido from the coal and1(
iron 'oro trafic the route paf..esf through,
in the States of K(entuicky, Tennossee
,nd ekng the French B3road River in
Nort'hCarolina, the finest bo)dies oif
hard w6ods, (such as black wailnut,
bilokbfies, ash, yellow poplar, eherry,
bhrclw&o.,) left standing ini the Unii
tog4 SAtee, so far as known. Ahready
pntdof Scotch capital are ini
ths tne 1 ne
(George '. Brown in the Anderaon Journal.)
In your last issU i a conmmuica
tiotn Ignecl "Farmuer's Son," in which ce
articl YOUr correSJt)udOnt SaYs. fri
"No. gentlemncn, the ffult is not in ;n
the( polliticiHan, prof('SMi<mal lnent, taxes, Va
bnriii, r the Irohibitiou m lOvCIl(ent. (
[U i- trie +tie of the foregoing cau1'e er
mtall liks or tItruins upon the farim- (
".r pursf , )tit. the a1 r dlituinutiv'o ' at
c1ick(1tinll;tt tothe1 reckles lasli- Vu
I ;tgrini t t the hung b y the fariu- I
rs tlieiselves 101(1 mret:uitts." t
INotv, let :e(' how muclt one of theso
u: inll l :lir" (:,st the flarmners of the ti
L.tOed i Staites in1 oIne ye(ar". Accord- a
n,; to Mir. AIIuIstitU" Monritgr:dii
u re in thr Unite 'I Statea 7,000,.
)t tO .in-mel i . 11 is aL s1fe estimate to el
ay tit ch: ll of these piay out annu- jn
dl 57 1,(r ('apita, uverc'hatrgie u on it
osaIls, emis:d I by the tritflrates. This i
siul1 m111non!t in 1 ri'iiil nlner)cs5 t) \
on,(1o00,000 iialy stolen troin th, t
hrtl:1s of the Un'ited St:ates. Of s
hi. e:nrT ou;1111s ( only $(;o,0((t, ,0 I
t>'H tO the (overnunent, ('uving 310,- s
1)O,000 thtt the fartner3 give to the (
support of Northern inunuufitcturers. i
'Take, for (txamle, inatches. A
few years tgu pa Oil1 id1 live CenltsM ft r a
5inl1l wooden"1t box c(onitaiinilg IIout
o b11 tu(lrd o if the:e articles. No'w
they enn 1e t purclasedl for ten cents
for 1,200. Whehn the tarifl was re
iiv(I(d th(er(' wllt up} tL howl all over
tie North front the nitth n umufac -
tilr 1r.. it wasI dl r l that ever;
(1int (f t ht tn WIItliltl llouv to ciiSO lip,
but. I h:ve lover he('aRd of one ftiling.
A ( il e " :\ --, ( hi., t hore is :a factory
turniin _ ut 5(() girss }er <:tv tlut
hr:; betn e,stbt ish"I.l tll-re onily two
i ' ( l. M r'. ( 'tar t n(y, o nlltil tinut
at i n Li. n, ' 1 ti n 1 i) t l "w 1t,rkt r cel'('ntil\,I
tlt I: :nd was frii " ill dirans.I :"
:tt It I l l"},1l"s ti; + for1' it.' i-Tiek(
t I I ma:)I!1 111li h e :ln lir thle SmnJe(
,if I ':1 l _'. 1 i . di i ( lb I i (ihru v Iw
l\. .1 Li s \;: ii ht1vs $',) worlth of 4
't 'l't e 'ile triff' nt i h s ih
i ld i t I ti ' s:uutn :ri tL. :'mt. for S
'ir it h i r ri I or~ U 1w:l t inoniaw ! Shonll
hr lIi i h:t a.' i o mik i e11:tlictt ,h '
l'' l' r i1ni. tarilif: ''ni his phe'':;
:;. :Il:t i1 i 0 i in, 0 vr1 fhin i\ hII'
1,;'hi tt :, his lth ing,rIhi.; 1't0Ii;til I' Ie. 0 11(
A < ' iii I >i , theII iLiai. ("i'nust t h I
waie inoli r iLNum i nh ire,0 i:iticsIi
\\u it iL i l 11un l,( "i i Ut) I:Iatii li( si
I i \I ii i: ii'm ig i ii A n< lers tn i C r L
A '"nlin 1' tli Irof. fib -t, 1 in l i
i a: '( ii ( I:II , hl('t h<- li ' l'ntis .'S a
'i i) - i t i" (,f . 22i,)t() tuln tit:ll
l:t r lf it ' i th I lll f t ih " it-a.l r
A i..erIL- i iun , t l iii '. I think ;i
y Iu a\ ;. t a h1( 1:,; ' aln 11l lnili" t
n1 ii n ,or 1 1! 11 o, U n 0 1)b t 'F it'r tt i1 5 \.m,l
\ t,lltl - I ld t llr t ) ' r LL.', y( u I
w ". 1. I l o ol , i w ll i as thel' pli -
Ii i, ' i n a n . Il i LI
I'ro;;rM of t11(94 IIne n ii \
Milt. IL L o tn: \(' Ar it 'r shools iii
lh'r InI At' V w hu t trvel ling IIt 1I
uie o f Ii n1ithiuiht of a ivnd I
Sve inf ie A entmn i tignet
swLis, eduLen -lti, edIuetion suchLLV
By.bn s u ie,i,I-' ~1 , ii " la ire lm , vi
JisiJfully. ]lverywhere wi go 'e sI ta
"
:;-ria, an<l,- i ourh.ne non-i hr
anni bho-intiimth-n- t l ,m m
CoD. Aiken Declines.
CoKESUUIY, S. C., May 17, '86.
Mn. DITOR: Latt4erly I ha'vo re
i\"ed ntumerous letters from Ivowed :l
enldt, enquiring whether it was m11y
Irpose to enter the apI>roaching can
54 as a ctnlldidato for re-election to '
mgr ss. Justiee to them and otlh- 1
s denumdlclt that, I should mako my
termuinationl known. M1y health
present is so 1)1(eioust thut I can
ltulre olthill~ 111)01 the future an'1 I
have tiervfore oclluluded not to enl- (:
r' thecanI)VsS at. n1i.
But one word to the Deno'racy of
e( Tlird .1)istrict, and it shall be but
mnll e wo"r<I:
(i t:1I'c11 (GlA'er1rieu! (llA-rrr1'mt .:!
A clit't iiary C (f wvorlin iuked togetl
:i m i 1\" p" 15ihed Hentences would
nIt" mI'r' 1t('enrattely ('xpres'st mly g;rat
ndte ft'r thIrl r(:p)(at(d manutife.;tationt
f conftid('ne' ttimt does this siple
rd itself. I hatve tried to serve
Illu satisfacfoIril\; if I htve not done
n, I hiope they will at.t ributc' it to ina
ility, for [m nt Slre my every etlort
u to do, has b)1een perfowmel with an
yo single to the faithful discharge of
hut y. ReSp)ect fu_lly
1). vYATT AIKEN.
'TwDa1 in peiliment.
'l'he i'Armrts' C%onvenlti in, in our
pinion, failed to dlis,uSH two of the
;re.t t ti lp(diimenlt to a'griCutltu
il pi 1)et it'' i l i4 (oliltry- One
)f the. i tihe isf 'u'c''ritily of the per
I(,iIln e 1.) f atriicuturlal co itra-ts
11nd thle tehIit i(en(y ,f labtor. TIh(ere
'1re 1"1t' I iaIV al.ri;tittiltuaitl labs1'rr4
who cexptt t t( drawt a full (bv's pty
F.+r thrt fourthsl of (lily's work.
thrt re lo mlaly of the l who
't r;uel to \ i l ok t ihe .' er, an I
;tayt lo in; the' rnlit\ mnllolthls of the
winI tr, w ln( w\o trk ii S't'te , tld
\\ht n the dimn<nl for inh or is rrate'r
inlit( ;e r1n thtc,y (' ltav\ for ttmpo)t
rntl'ily hli lo-r Wai;; . Th'lis (:1(1n1 t
nf (i ('a:tinly in agatiCultu(lrtl con -
Irads a'riouly a t ets the gene!al
ill' )1"sl t-r of at iiitul(tu in our011
ittlt, tin1 . e i>phel thI' far iites in
"oilt"il v(iu14t (ld(Ilhc tlhis troubl)le
inl at p)rat i("tn \Itwa , mtnl if in('5sile
tt 4'et t4' luo(le of r('nlctlviti'.
heI I t \il. Tie tlet r i tn) ~ i :tt mitat
er lthat w4 tnt: d ( I 1u n is li e ltt
bI- l pi)t (c'i lint lin futurr1. uSe
tl ':t lt !" t. 11;1 ' I lJ tl!c hIl ; t ,f i ltit'
oa i r: , t in t o the! tunil uf t ih
Lr<lu1 ini in trI i(i'4 n a th I t'nitIe
'iii 1 r1t, iha oi lt\t''in of i tt o nih
I Wl l' I \' . /
NO hU'-in1t.i45 ('t'. pro ie'r ton it11 in.
lb t'Int(' xI-)t w\h''r'( o;utidtlt p tit's
\ih p:1V of i e p-i t(' 41 h1 i vi ii n ( vo
f ti l ., t).tu.a . i: ! r m .":. t. ' The
it'tth i'i f'tII . t o+n- ;hi t t'I ,h tp(' .I
1l,i:l 1is th l" h- ir t. aret (th ' ml(n
IC!h sUelr'' fr ll it, thuie n l ith' n110
Revtm. \l. McL441. SeabrIlook pr'tenhe
wv i ntft'ttllil' i nI a nl P ' d ist rutl
ti. mti.-ion Lt! i ii i ring a I:'n. i '
m- ither 1 t night.0 Th las wasie4 ai
rewell Se1&Imii to . hi ls or.gtion'.:
Wli .,brating!' thesprt f i
ast e. l r. Suro h bse toac
yths Waludla Pi~ 'r;esbyte'ran
mr'I, no uig hst.n a
a ee 'n*e - and-i p'een Inod
'ing 44hmchfut He ha be
rlte aer,-pilUmeiil of ths ctal w:th~'
44 thn(e n11th(1 to4 44 thes edlmrel311
4l4- it.).e Ui sih!e for him //4 to( pr
il le at Waf~loby though aked to
C4ily. the r.horeb Wf ithi pIla.' CWe.J
i -r141 v.ti be '4'i i a jueig oit
ma' in-441 41 ('1, 4 mN on t.he ,d of Jhune
r.l(~ 444 (itn r! 4(rt,a hIion o 1444 tari,iare
Cnei t (4ii1d4C 1t fb prese t.ri A1 tiefsses
TI be deivered.' by.('i l. )1tt lr fMc
.i4 I 84 Pop Nf'\I. Goza.z Esq.s,
i' be happ t o providXe foi'r a'( joint
seusl4l44n '.n that ovion.4( Shoubl'
'.SIy ' i Itlv 4 nte of prted-i t i hCe wilingI
1ra t i iews,(14PCC h e i i ss re f0'
coteous::~ receptiiIo and ai ensreu
Cihr, Exe1 ComIF.. IlA.gs w. C.
NtrIdnek obyh Li;etd nf al%g.~
The Kni-uke4 Coriher prhin thefol
Jutdt he m h >iag {press wf (har
Only Half Alive.
Thoro aro host8 of men and women
vho, to coin a phrase, are only half
live. That is to say, they havo sel.
Lon if ever any appetite, are nervous,
veak, fidgety and troubled lby num
)'.rless timall pains atnd ach1e8. In
he )reseice of Vigorous, (Xhtberent
'itidlty they seeiii imcro igmies."
3ucl personts are usually fond of fro
plently dosing theitselvuis, swallowing
i the course of thteynr enough drugs
o stock any apotlheenry's shop of av
'rage ditnensi(ois. Tiis of course,
lefeats in:stea(d of furtheritig the end
a view, viz., the recovery of health
mdi(l vigor. \W'ere they to seek it from
in unfailing source of vitatlity, lS
Letter's Stomnth'li Bit ters, how difer
eit w\otl(d ho their tcse. Thon vigor
would retun to their delbilit:dhl frames
the glow of leahh to their wan cheeks,
their trembling uncert:ti gait woidd
grow ti i and elastie, appetite, that
grandest of all sauceM, would give a
relish for the daily food, were it ever
so coarse, and refre'ilhing sleep would
crown the tasks of the lay.
A Captain's Fortunate Discovery.
C'apt.. (olm:an, cehr. Weym)tottth, p'v
lng bet ween'I Athwitli" ('i!v a,,c N. Y', ha(
lt((em trouIle<l w\i l t ( t,niih Si that he wai
tnale " to lt'eep, 1tr.()in i . f itl("e(< to try
D)r. King'+ New i)iSc(,v,ry for ('unnl
ti(on. It n(,t utnly L;\ l l h Ii U -t:ut relief,
but allayV'(<lthr (\M I u - 4.,r( ('Ms in his
brc.a4t. 11i4 (hiir,t wer( .imtilalrly" af
fo(t' l and111)1 a sint;, d( w b- h l, the x'tttne
happy ellfct. Ir. Kil-"s N,w I)i eoverv
iy nt w\ the -I:inhl:r.l rie' lw<lv in the ('ole
tn11n heons(hh lal on b o.at'lI the .whu,ne'r.
F "re(e T 'r ia:ll t s (h f i bi,- .,t u. l -d i- e
(ly at I)r. (. \V. FtrI-'s I)r. Sto,r(.
*euY' \fa. .f. I wi:nv is pr'sn
ted ais a enn-li.l:tte for the ot?iceof
ProbaL,.te ,Jtu h , fo'r llw( t',nnlt- of
1-i('li (, subj''td to thle Urhiuary
For Co nty Commissioner
Sr:r Th:- al: frUls tf Ms.. f.
M . lv:n t'r! (' e,!ly anntlo,'lm(' himn
at: a tc:'vii l.u( for tlwu ('I, t,t ('(un.
tl Clmin iOn(', S:bj'i-rt to tie 11em.
( (rati Prhin()ry l'(tii"r.
:l'The Lw.ny f'rid: of ('AI :\T
. t 'i 'I, : ',t't n,.'f !.' lt ltltO l
l. iit 1. 1 li lt ii.lt ' lt i + (l( ;tt t I"
tic ". 't t (.tTAui. '-; r - I ltis
hi at s a t-uiila2te' for r(e .1ot i> 1.
the O:>':e' tf (,nn Cit mmtv. >ner,
sub,jret tcn the DE.emot 'emis Pr .i! I-t.
El,i tn.
C"! 7' :"i -.;s .1. 1J. U E1 iv l ''.,
t, dl a-t a (r i1< bt " f r n r "" t. :i..n f
the .:l.- ) f C 1nty C .,1J1:i..
M!t ,.t ti thel D)"",ewratis ('riml,t .
Hfi+ ma,rny friendi will pri:- lh.
lai1 ci w1th: vi;; o .r.
Y' T['hle rutny fri'ds of .. J
im as' a ndida te fo -'4 ( t ri ih oI e it fC
iCounty SCholaiii'oner, it l)tt't
For Scholy Amissionr.
r- Tirins of Ms'ti. utty ii. 'L'i.i
ul pani'teh for~ irr lect ito the1 o
fice f Schoolt~ C'minisinr, sbjct
a he Democratie'1%nary'Ellition.
AvY iThe mmy friends of R J . '1'.
For County Ar~uior.
[tirs o'Mttf Pilln.v CIntv,iIt 1ais axml
'tila candhbte f or ret'' lec'ttiont theofthe
>)c f County t'Adior, suject to
hirin Iftry Eecitin. 'nu- Ee
Abooty Praurer.
ALLt rsectfultlythee a notiflhim as a
aItQliat., fisor e-Ilection to thre of.i1e
f ouniid ty Tralle,sjc t oop n-r c-Il4
onl ofithe Docrtic PriarwEee
. 0 MIjj
MAbsolutely8 Pure. '
J. II. MORG
SLAUGI
FINE DRFSs Si
MONDAY
Theo S?aMont for se lling Fine )reis
B 10. lropos s to t:ell thur v hile (
uttil everbldy ha.l)o Ibought. It wlbh
lelVes thou.
The people will be dl'lighted witlh
lOw D how to close th":u out. No Im
uaust go.
Special sale of a Rimnant lot of
Kid ( loV(K t1 cluise out.
IIlrris' Seam)less, I'tilcess, Trrevere
antd Miusquetaire are all inltitld in
this sale; all muarked1 down to one
price. It is rediculous to sell them
at 50 cents, but we want the room.
These brands we will keep no more.
New Kid Goves ju4 opened.
Beaeutiful shtdes in all sit.'s. Every
pair Wartanted.
BLACK ANI) MOURNIN
U OOBS.
E:verybo()dy wvho ttkes the trouble
to t llie this D)eprtneint, savs that
it has no equal. Lt has at till tiu's
th th ulanids of the trId a ;d at pri
res that speak loud rais for tlcm
sel vs.
A gI and :eortuent of I1iec and
='vutyif s etvtes in line Bl ack (U>'
No nte( (lt tail to be l)esLetd n itlt
this stctt"k.
Otherst' ar chaim to s'l glod
cele:l cr tb !m'J. II. Mt rgal & r
it. ill t.- inr thai etu>t :autt
to c'(mn111 the, pt ,t'. ' :_tr&:4 art
F'atcta! They' tte1 th whoule st,!
W%( haltve th.e p'atron g t atftl itit+ til
to hold it by :ulare a(tlin, l,(:,ta
;2s(l and1 at kowet;t l1rite,.;. Notl.
tillr a lkliwct to be mni.tt t r'S tet
inI this l+os set. No slarl pt:t. ei t
t(,lterat< d1 byV J. Hi. .\1)r;;ant . Brlt.
Ano;ther ctstt be:lutj:1a lpitllctl
lawns atti u;: 1,uters at,k i e:
104 Pies Cu 1h .;e Chith at 2',
1,:J0t) Yar ls 5 wnt ' (.' .o '0 '2t t)
eent ;. J(,b.
Y iu .e t i quCI.:tliy is l: ili '.
. e whi!:'w haae tLc
1'the dttl .i t .t. e " o:(f W hi t' t;
.1a te :tlt '"i L l1 1 (.:l
j. i
c.Vrconiv
P Na-:1
\ -u .T
TO Ti[E PUBLIC1(!
We'come nu1h'>ng yo as h.51 nes~
Jegitimaute to44l, g1imn ir a ';ei
full value for t l' e oner, se~llig , i'
RANG ES at1 one( un'lifor 11i1rio,
thle good(I delivered(, Het up aind fully
guaranmuteed in1 overyi',i nstac toi4 i wor)k
to1 per'1fec(tion. In i11m muanIufacetmIo
of theseH I ANE we us O ie onlyI~ thle
vey bes't mtria'l thiat can b'e ohi
fumned for mlonley. Woi aLu it"4l the
pI'lan of! dheig our' RANGES l at
the home414s of p U-chasers'I, for1 the' bet
er's, al ii 1hle no)~ieaedir j inii ng Itw
Years of e'xpeiencel(' ant prae.nencti
lests' have dlemolnsf tad the supjeri
"ity (of wrouIlght iron 41 JA NG ES over'i
(4oV', on. aceo15)4 nt of thi r grea t diu
rali t y, larger 4 4ok ig enopaicii v, e:se
If maay, '4ment!) , e'(' tainty41 (If l'er
tO"l, am141i olid (economy4? 1.11 lie 4f ff,1
~1. tui all fhese4. ioikt tie "'JIOMF
'alid, an(1 the4 unpi?Orle,lff4nted<:
naml11 fo' themn from43 11 alparts oIf th
.isIotry 1 tetlles strogthan w414!ordsI
)In',:ot ils iii,lhu -t s 14% ie an44 II
m1 nt r i st itutlionhs now50 I Ilit, lilti
It(espect1 fullIy,
IVrWih I 0I rou1.ng Co.
10iionHagood.
F. hY iLLA be4lnging toii! R. A llowen
t'o., it no4w at 11. A 130WK\ 'd.
oct L~ L685i
AN & BRO's
ITE1 IN
JITS TO BEGIN
MORNING I
Goods IH passing. J. 11. MORGAN. ]
l(iH tri iu denunt1. No use to wait
l ueither b)nulilt th public; nor thorm
ho Bargains. TIhe aolo considehrattion
tter how Ldep thu cat in prices. They
Ne W Vhite Gtoods just opened.
New librti('tei( jusNt opened.
Ths..tock if I.laces, E1brdertleties
and Whitu Uoods iti Homuething wou
derftl.
They are wonderful because of
their low price
They are wonderfid because of
their beafUtV.
Lar'e$ fron half a c,ut to $1 6t5cts.
Per yard.
4auet in all widths fromt a j- inch
to 45 iuches wide.
It is olly n(e eMLrv to glance at
this stck to be iulpressed with its
g randeur.
BARLIlHS IN PARA
f S9)L 4.
We ha v sld a lr v this s'au
mnrt P'U 'a than we sold the
w hl:t; of la4st yeal. 'this alone is
sul1li(:ienlt evidl le' as (> who sell
I od l(Ui(lceapst'
11n v't fool the 1 rlhr, t1er
know when- ther get the be(st vaI
un'S for th iir tn>n'(v.
(', w Jsp }axr a-'lverti;e.n(-t4 I n
( d ,aw croldL of lo, kerS. but it t:ak:-s
sr"llt'thil itm r'( sut nt hdi. to1 1011
the (goos
tt": tilr town ve : t t , h t
p' 1 y i. V (tU, and V.o ni! s:n v i
i l t' ou in \r p r 'elt"- : Ir ig
tl: .' r p rt
to &t" A tt\ E Rl. i
i-r
A.M.RG~ M ORJROI
TH'i~ E LEADL IN
LOWPR~ii''
W ble ther rl0[ are tit
put(1 C '&a in your- e:tr ein A.e an.
MOlitiN- vt and ia hrw anode
in h samil. pl at-g'etlv.du
I hdae nwn han lagoo lotk of
(:'ruckev, Baon, ae, fe, utr,
Wthigiht ainaxli'ye, o ihnmat
I haveiti o hand)1q alifew Stoves1) )(
wiI will sel a')I1 t( reat.l redneed
I~)) alway IcarryII a largo Stocktof
w' i hout adix(fur) orV'VII adu ltn
Iu 1)ri ca b pod'r fr'.s
I)ari i1'n tock, roI~ o but as( ubi)t
Ctio ef whtl Ihan gv Ifor a( WOlt
leo 18ne.12Y
can learnete exCut cost.
of any propoed inek.
avertising Halsin Amerd.
oLAP.Ro & Co.,
10renvill, . C:k
d 1Q,8 Lo 12.P~ lyph.
R' S. MORGAN,
BANK BLOCK,
Gr-1eenvjIIe, .s C.,
)EALER IN BOOTS AND lHOES
Cuim d c Ccds a SpeciaIty,
,IIIES id, (eit, Glove Iid, Glove
tor' ongola, bcbllte, Glove Calf, V l
(adla Ki,an A. Calf, Shoes+ In butt(3u
atd lti f alli (luatlities and styles.
ther ahovo in IiiIs blztSi,
scith ome geadc specially adapted for
'I I tl ; t ' bIt Ca il(1ren:k' Shoes, I
5E(ee st Ie hest n(lai t("t to cle 'el(.ltt. the
mu Scsof t Ie feet, 1111(1 at the vn e tne
give ne,tntess int alipearau(c All giade
1111(1 yutliti(s.
1IiN'- 11015ts of 1cst tannery calf with
. igle and and double uppers, plain and
bocx IneG.
Frch( Kip Ratts, lain and bhox toes.
Wax Nip, P. ('alf and S. Kip IBuots,
with peg and screw lottoms.
c1'ENS'-Dress Shoey Of best French Calf,
hand-sew(:d, made in 4'ongrest, Butto
aId Bals.
My En,list Wauken phast Shoes are the
lust on tie murket.
I can futr(ish I latnd-sewed, cork sole
sh(,es in Iongress I,aee or Hutton.
Be.t Arnerican 'nit Shc 14 f any style,
quality ardO price.
Freut'h 11p hl'.:ter Ties InI 'quail d for
comttfurt and wearin lumliti,.s.
MENS' lIeavy ( <nIs. I otTer a stock of
Sinos fo' eveyday wear, of great et.
cellen e.
1!r nr:ns, lii:rh andt md i iinm eut, of I'.
' alf. line,l :ural ur Ii1(1.
Iiipid Vi ax t ie. i.s, li;lt ihid ruedium
cut. l tg anI 't -V. h int Ius, plainiI tac
titl sitbs, ntai( f tirst quality stock.
I(0 Y ' - it t anti SL.,t-s, rur irg in glua .
ity : - I : ith .leos' (o od(s, at un
u;tt!Iy low. l rit :..
I ha:vt I 'v'y hiI' u,iniilv kept in a First
I la: It+ t :m:t Sh:c '--t,i
.V y e lp er(i,ce as a fitter,
e' nbls -:u n t" :dl Ila wh hae V i ia (t('I dler
iet in seut i:- r h1, is fir c,mifor t. W'enk
:unkly : a b-; e .tr t'tt ned tood dlefer-mity
of bii I ,rtv"' t,l tv th ta of an expe.
r e)et": : 5r. I cia my 1irsonnal atttrn.
Iion to thi tib1r::twh i of ny I,i ii ,
SNut- Sr t' A1t I uad '(rgan.
sept t ''~ 6mu
FUR II.NITURE
v :i iOU l' 1) F cITUR
,0 laykiek,
''f rivTL (.1
Tl h .y a'r : o t I ' ' r ; e ;t -t t l h.'o t s e l ec te i
of a.l! kid : - i'. 0ro .: to roll lbotcper'
s h.mu oever 'v -i n bcfrt. Call ud sie,
et ur i i ,:. pr-o and vou wdl
te cc's c n o houwii i ude'rcella
e cccy a fasit !awu of ;OFFtiN$
firm : ,. -adc (,in s up to the bcen
(l:-ra waieed 1)ndaye or ceight Wiih
'..'inCyo forc pasct fauvor',mrwd
"Ftc' onme o(f ,ame,. D;on't
orget hamcc iho plcet for
IS A'LT
RUNION1 & BLAYLOCK'S
sept 24, 1885 1 tf
IT WILL PAY YOU
ff you propo e goinig We. st or North
west, lo write to no I represent tho
IF. D. BVUSH,
D). P. A. Atlanta, Ga.
Profossional Noticcs.
A- 4 IfIr) WM. A. Wif,LTAMM
Piekona C. Hf. Greenville, 8. (3.
CIIILD) & WILLIAMS,
A.ttorneys and Oounsolora at Law,
(Areeuu'wIlle, S. C.
WVill pracetice in all hthe Ciurts of (roeen
villi' County, State andC Fekderal.
maily 29, 1884 35
TI IIO3AS 0. ROBINSON,
ATTORINEY AT LAW,
P'IC RENS C. MI., S. C.
~raet ices ini thIe f'ourts o)f the State anid in
hie UJniit.ed Stuities ('ourt.
Offiee in Corurt Housec.
1. F. ANsEL, J. 11. NEw TON,
Grecenville, S. C. Pickens, S. C.
ANSELA & NEWTON,
tttrneys at Law
june It, 1883 38
O(R LA) & H000S,
ttorne and Counsolors at Law
1iIhlrl prcicc in all the Sftate nnd Fedf ra
Cots .
maniac , t&83 2