The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, December 23, 1886, Image 2
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J. E fl 00i , Editor'.
J. E. BOGOS & Co., Propriotors.
'IOKENS C H.. S. C.,
TUURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1886.
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THIS PAPER oKtointeat* (
Hornn(Ol rnwBt' \ ,rw adl.Tt.S, I
Last week the House, in a most
uncompromising way, killed out the
Canal bill. They do a real business
thing once in awhile. This leaves
that enterprise in a bad plight for
1887.
A Correspondent of the News and
Courier writing from Laurens shows
that the tax imposed on the people
by the tariff is far more than the
State taxes. In fact if it was no
more than the State tax, we would
think we were living cheap.
The amendment of the law, so as to
give until the 15th of December in
which to pay taxes without the peinial
ty has had a salutory eflet. The.
tax payers cane nearer making a
clean swe:p of the treasur.r's duli
oat this season than they ever have
before.
The bill which has passd the
House, providing that the State shall
pay the expenPe of sending eonvicts
to the penitentiary, will be a consid
able saving to the counties, as such
but the people will have to fuot the
bill at last in some way. If this
and the bill to reduce the charge for
dieting priseners bothi hecome a law
a considerable inroad will have been
made upon the perquisites of the
sheriff's olDee.
A Mournful Wall.
The following is from the Ahhe
ville correspondent of the News an3
Courier.
"The purchbase by Susoung & Co., of
the Atlantic, Greenville and Western
Railroad and thieir' contract to make
it a standardl guage will he0 the end
of the Carolina. Cumberland G4ap &
Chicago Road, as it will go over the
mountains to Knoxville, which is
about the samne general route of the
Carolina, Cumber'land( gap & Chic ago)
Road. While we have nothing to say
against the newv road and aro glad to
see such enterprises pushed to ~om-l
j'AV n weIA ~t cr.on;t i t feel sad to
think that we cannot now be even
hopeful under the guidance of that
inspiring enthusiast, M r. Schiofil."
Sn. will sing many a mournful Song
to that enterprising ComtpaIny 1beforne
it can supplant the L'miuhlandltc Gap.
The Spartanhurg and Asheville has
not chilled the Cumnberlanid Gap
enterprise, and the Greenville and
WVestern Railroad wvould not aspire
to the dignity of being thought a
twviu sister to thaut precipitous log
chute. But there is room enough for
the Western Athlantic and the uneit
berland Gap too, and we would be
glad to see both succeed.
MlMtakenm Economy.
At the risk of being calIled selfish
we venture the assertion that the
Legislature did not do a wvise thing,
when in its mt.d rush for economy, it
repealed the law requiring County
Commissiorners to publish their an
nual report. The people who pay in
the money should have the opportu
nity to know whore, how munch and1
for 'what their money is paid out,
without spending a wcek to examine
the record. Putting these things in
such easy reach of public sc.rutiny,
whether they are sc'rutinised1 or not,
was bound to have a wholesome effect.
It cost less and did far more good in
proportion than the voluminous re
ports to the General Assembly. It
would have been just as proper to
have repealed the law requmring con-.
tracts for public works to be adver
tised, and thus eucourage official fa
vyorteism. It is idle to say the re
ports were not road. They may not2
have been read by the average legis
lator, but the men who make money
and save money read themn.2
It .a businces man saw that
anly extravagant price had been
id4 f.or a certain piece of work, he
did be on hand next time and bid
ai ob off for less. There was little e
buseiness foresight shown in the dlis '~
iof the subject, and far less in t
z'pslof the law. It more thamn '1
thi eost -of printing in e-y p
a e.pended by the con iji
How do the laws _ t he .oupty'
and aunost evoything, and evesibody,
v.brnto from one extreme to another,
and what confusion and disaster at
tend the process? A few years ago
the frienus of prohibition and tem
perance found the small towns of the
wountry demoralized, almost ruined,
by the legalized sale of whiskey.
The unnumbered evils that followed
in the wake of such a practice, were
so expensive, so unmanageable, and so
revolting, that the businoss and mor
al senso of the country, drove the
whisl:oy traflc with most of its evils
into the cities, the great public centres
of law and order, religion and refine
ment, inimorrality and crime. Mod
eration said let the matter rest here.
Let the mixture ferment, and gradu.
ally work out its own destiny in its
own way But the extremely whole
some country sentiment had acquired
so much momentun, it was almost.
irresistible. It Was caried headlong
into the larger tA)wns and cities,
and in its enthusiasm to capture
to these strongholds, it is about
loose its grip on the small towns and
country. How writers are writing,
and speakers aie speaking on both
sides! Who ever read, or heard such
huitter words? Such criminat ion and
rerririminatiOn! The e+xtremlists now
have the floor. Vhichleve'r side the
espouse, they will hurt their cause (
and hurt the counHtPry. A question i
involVing So many variedl, far-reaching b
aid conflicting inlterests should be (
handled with the greatest discretion, i
colnuess, and above all things, with
mnoderation on both sides. The true,
the right, the proper and happy mean
for every conniunity is somewhere,
but the extremist obscure it by rash
ness and clmslnor. The most distin
guished friends of both sides have
most awkwardly and unwisely at
temptel ridicule and all conceivable
threats. Wise, discreet men of mod
oration and concession, alone can work
out this great problem. Men who
can differ without getting mad. Men
who can pleasantly suggest that their
opponents may bo mistaken, instead
of charging them that they are will
fully and maliciously wrong. Which
ever side you are on, if you are mod
erate and conscientious, go ahead, if
you are not, hush.
Ti trite expres;ions, "widows and
orphans," anl "tmen's lil.erties," have
sorved their full term, and cannot be
successfully emspl- yed any more.
Counaty Expenises.
The Abbeville Press Iud Bainner
has disgusted some of the county
ollieers by~ its pl))ication of conty
court expenses for six years of Rladi
. cal and Decmocratic rude. Shieriff Dui
Pro deniies that the county expenIses
under- Democrat ic rulde areo larger
thana undter Radical rule and propo
ses to (demo1 nstraite it byV the repormtsi as
soon as5 the4y cn b)e obtained. The
Press anud /hanner hopes0 that the
ShmeritYr'will voiutilat e thme whiole muatter
amid proposes to render all tihe help
he e:uu, and fuirther- strtes that as his
tabu)ilate'd staiteent has been ques
tii ned, lie pl)ishes a statI lemnt pro
paredu by) ani experit fora the samne year4
ini which it appear-s that unduer the
itensli miunedi the eg>pensmes for the six
years of D)em(ocrat ic rule were $1 5,
470 more thtan the Radical rule for
lhe s:u no piod~x.
anly inItentionl to blajme the county
ofticers, but onily thme law on d to show
the deed of reform legislation b)y
enlling' att ttnt ion to special facts.
This, too, has been ouri puirpose, as
ouir county- ofic. rs are good citizens
and coUmpetenIt offleerS. They are en
titled to whath the law gives them, as
the law is tihe expression of the p)oo.
p)1e through their replresenltatives in
the Legislature. We imentioned the
aggregate figures of only five items of
county expenses, and then spoke of
p)rintin1g and other itemos bueg largo,
the amount of which -,n '. one could
see from the rep)ort of the Couniity
Commissioners; all of which could and
should1( be reducod as far as possib)le.
In the matter of p)rinting we cannot
see the necessity, after thme report of
the ConmmissinlersI of accounmts aud iI,
id an1( dallowed, oif pubilish1ing the re
ports of the (Coneity Treasurer and
Behooxl Commissioner of accounts
mnid. This would cut off considera
)le and provo~M beneficial to the taxpay,
ars. We are Lin favor of cutting off
di useless expenses and redlucinig fees
md1( costs and salari e to a sum as how
es can sueuro good and completenit of
1oors. We( tinkm the people4 shiould
mnow where their money goes and in
what wvay some of it could be saved, I
11d( ap)prov-e of full d.iscussions of
state and county expenses by the
>resP.--eomee Courier.
A Nurrise for Churistmnas.
Thme publishers of that bright and inter- ]
sting MagazIne,' known as Tnu HIoMI 3
OURnAL, will actually send it for three
ionths onm trial free, as a Holiday Gift,
everyone senidinmg themi at once their ad
ress aulf throc2~-ecnt stamps for posotagie,
cc. As thme regula,r price of this p.'puiar r
ublication is *1.00, every reader shohuld ,
rasp this m:oden opportunity, and( aiddrss 'Y
u nediately. ij
Tu&a tesa JtoImWIJ wn e, N,E a
$a.o.ed l flad
A pieoe -of my mind,T
And better than that,, you will say
A little hard cash subooription to pay.
I know you'ld be glad, and gladder
you'ld be,t
If you we hid out, and only could see
Auoh an eager group, tbhat hadly can p
wait,
Ti. so like a friend Irom the old home
State.
Then out of oompasion, I think you
would send l
Some etra eopies-not to lend,
But tat all 6lie children, father and 1
mother
Might read without waiting one for 1
anotltW.
I bhiak likewie 'twould your pl.asure
enhaoe
To got all arraaes, and a little in ad
vanoo,
But you ace how itis the thing's 'bout
played,
And we live a good piece from the
baik whoreiks made.
I'm told of all honors eonferred on
the editor,
He least lihes that of maling hinr
cPaditor;
'Twovld be mu imposition, but for the
hard times
I can't think of anything to make thie
rhyme,
Now I'll be quit and hush my song,
If you think you can stand it and it
won't be wroug,
Just do up the SEWrnJL ana send it
elong;
Bemember the poet off9e, V. S. 0.,
And address very plain)y, J. C. P.
A Sad Story.
Our townsman, tr. John M. Mc
'onnell, recently received the follow
ig letter (which explains itself) fron
he manager of the Miami Lumber
,o., of Springfield, Ohio, bearing
late of December 6, 1886:
"DEAn Sni: A few days since a man
h<mtt '24 years old, of medium size,
lark hair and eyes, well dressed,
ame to us for work. Our foreman
ut him to loading saw logs on a car
iage in the river. Unfortunately we
ieglected to get his name, for ltard
y had ho worked an hour before he
ost his foothold and fell in thu riv, r.
[i body was rccovered and buried
next day, nothing being fouid on
himt to identify him exoeptyour name
and address. A mong his elTects were,
overcoat nearly new, worth $18, suit
clothes, also new, about $20; silver
watch $15; rev:lver, Smith and We4s
son double action 38 cal., worth $14;
valice, $7; hnt, shirt, &c., and $7.30 mo
money. The funeral eXpensc: wee i
$2t, which we paid, leaving us out
$8.70. Now; if you are at relative or
friend of this unfortunate young uan
and Will sendcl me P. O. order f'r the
$8.70, I Will :tvnd you by expresus all
his effects as above. If you wi"h we
will have remains taken 'p and sent
you at your expense, but do not thi.k
it ntecessary. Trusting you n: y know
sontetlhing of this nian, and that I
will hear from you aoon, I am very
truly, A. BAIucuv"
whoI( the unifoirtunate nman was, and
perrnnits us to publish this let ter ini
order that his idertity mighrt be~ dis
covered if potible. It is singular
that thre yorug man shuhdlrhave lhul
no wr'ittu en I Clent abi~roit h:im 1save
the inme and address of Mr. ME-C,on
nell. Hlis lonely cnd is peculiatrly
sad(, in thre mnidst of health and
strentgth, am:id strarners, anid run
krrown to famnily and friends.-..n
ders~on JIourn<d.
Au End t.. B.ane *9rapin.
Edwarrd She'pard, of ilarrisbunrg, Ill.,
Raya: "lla ving reeivedl so mnru be'n,
tirt from E icetneo Bitters, I f'ee ift my du
ty to let suifering humranrity know it.
Have had a runrnig nore on my leg for
eighrt years; my doctor tolk ime I wold
hamve to) have the hone scrapedl or leg am..
punted. I used instead, three bot.the of
Elec.tric Bitters anrd several boxes of
Biucklen's Arnrica Salv~e, and my leg is
now sorund andr( well."'
Electric Bitters sold at 50c. a bottle,
anid ibruckcn's Arnicn Salve at '2 cer.ts
a b)ox by D)r. (*. WV. Earle.
V'olunnre lV. of Alden%* (Oyclo..
pedIia of Uiv Ier4al i4terna
tutre.
Tis certainly is a work of extraor
dinlary popular interest, and it would
be very strange if at its low price it
should not receive an imainense Ccti
lation. Though it is to extend priobi
ably to 15 volumes, and1( will inehleo
reopresen tative seilect.ionrs (v ith bio
g~raph1ical sketchre) from nearly 2;00
)f tho most famous authors of thre
world, o,f all arges anid all naitions, vet
it is easily withnin the reachl of anys
o'ne able to invest so nimall a sumr a's
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The pr'i(e of the book, is C0 centu
rach, for c'lothI binding, and(, 75 (eentS
'1nch, for hralf-n.or'occo bindiurg anid
Eurt her pert niculrs and discript iom:
Uiso the pulishrer's large desciript ive
mntalogue of standal:rdl10 boks; may~ be
rand free, on appilicaution to .1 Oni .3
LD.N P~uler, 393 Pearl St., N. Y.
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o try D)r Kings's Now D)imnovery for
lonsumptioni, did so and was entirel veur
d by use of a few bottles. Since which
imoie he has11 used it ini his fmily for
11 Coughsa and Colds with beost reults.
'his is the experiment of thlounsands wh'io
ivos havew been saved by this Woinderfrul
)iscovery. Trial bott[es froo aut Dr. (1.
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FATHER RYAN,
T1E tAR-Aj"& D
POET PRIEST 0) THE SOUTH.
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'T A TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
iCOUN'1'Y OF 1,t"'K:N .-lty J. H,
VEWTlON. Esq , Probare.hu'ig..-Whereaa,
. M. Madden has made suit to me, to
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loremsed
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>f ite said .1, M. P'e(lk, dece'asted, Ihat
.hcy he aul- appear, hefore mte, in the
'ourt of Pr'bate, to he held at Pickens
. 11., On the tth day of I)ceentber 1881,
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1'UNITY. 14 cents for c'thn. A
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it $2.50 per bushel. We sold this
otton at 1d J ceitt4 per pound lst
tet 5on1, and the staple is finer this
Ce than last \e arc preparel to
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or lest; than one bushel.
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t":1! of the l'altit's W:t a 'i soil C:ravt'e
I t iit'c nch. etr'han w (;:m. Wc it l
No. 1. 11t< i'Lil: 'e d(I r:e'd w'k. n'
we ln solo .i rae atl:itiotn. O'lr pri
c . 21n l'rmt br 4d *f.. p W a
onin :id v orxe aI.mme t,ak
iirave ,t s A;I wr de .v1re nt
()we e be f..u .1 n c ar1, c''of
.4 4rh! kYa i fr: yi to. serve al who mI ' :h
call ut o n h.lrci mt.~r (: ie.. unt a t lItf.t,t
IL . 6HN EO & rCO , . Ma . ~L Oc. 14 . V.
nw-INyr SUM Of Alre M 'O.
$5000 to $000.00.a
furih thetir aw nhod of twi .v~ d: uS hTo tim
toith fbn. ir. . S .re ionit ra. -0potly t
..JOHNSN &. 11 JMain~ &t. Riron,V.
$500 o .00 I t ori$5000.00.rt,
nitsepa4ymeno 8ts ma bett~ mAl kinex
te n ove a period of i tenh vT r if de .!i
tip. Ti i VI l .U tA. . t .#~'
( Pii: n s, S.ve Hftol.ilt
e 23,s 1and 13.ii et m
Al H j I D NtiCi iH A PPY!!CDLtI I
ma os fo&r Hauta (hus Alllkind
Cass Fan'Ii eitoby Vove and Woockd
CiantrTin Whjel barows e. Ca1
iet, us. n M aucers tc.I ci
The State of Sodth Carolina,
CovNrY ov iaa8u.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Elisha Kelley vs. 0. W. Kelley et al
PURSUANT to the terms of a deoretal
order made in the above stated case
on the 9th day of June 1886, by Honf
J. B. Korshaw, presiding Judge, I will
sell to the highest bidder at Piekens C.
I-I., during the legal hours of sale on
saleday in Jannaey next., the following
described REAL ESTATE, to wit:
All that tract of land in PickensCoun
ty on branch wators of Town Crook,
about one mile East of Pickens C. II.,
adjoining lands of C.L. Hollingigworth, J.
H1. Newton, W. S. Kirksey and oth
ers containing eighty three and one-half
(831) acres more or 1is, known as the
James K.lley plaee.
ALSO
That other tract of land in Pickenn
County, adjoining the above described
tract, J. E. Hagood, J. H. Newton and
others, containing sixty-three and one
half (631) acres more or less. The auove
tract comprising the Heal Estate of Eli
sha Kelley deooaed, and sold for parti
tion.
TERMS:-One-half of the purchase
money to be paid in cash-the balanco
on a credit of twelve months with inter
eat from day of sale, secured by bond of
purchaia'r ani mortg,age of the promises.
Purehaser to pLy extra for all papers
and for recording the same.
J. J. LEWIS, c.c.p.
dec 9 1886 11 3
Clerks Sale.
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The State of outh Carolina
I'ICRENs COUNTY
TN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
(loorge McAdama, Administrator o al
va. '1'. J. Hunt. et al.
J )U > UsN'1' to the terms of a decretal
ord hr made in the a0ove stated cwr
on1 th1' : uth of S: pt. .ber 1886 by lion.
J. 11. thlti presitiing Judge, I will
1ell to the liitne-ot hitdtler at i'R.k. i + C.
l., l.r.dg th" legal hours of sale on
hlda in .aniutiy next the following
dtie.d tE_\ r, ETATE, to wit:
AdU that iiece parcel or trr'e' of land in
ie' ('11oty , on Goldlenl ('reok,
k.as thi "Mill Place, con.aining
fcrir:e: (14) acre- more or LN
jontingl ,ml; io Jluohn \V. 'Thoma, Eva
lin' Hunt, iou-is. mlnt andt othe:s. On
thi1 t et ;lmrc i.'1 :a goud (rnist Mill, Cot
tOl (h., &C.
TT.1MS:
Onl hal he p tlreb+- i.eney to ho pail
ill eib, ne-''v'e on one y-ar's credit
c,:ih iiierit YrCim <h4', seaumcd by
boud of ,anr,l'w-er and mortt;age of the
premeti1P". Uucllur nallowel to pay all
rsa. 1'.1reha r to pay fo r all p:>ern
and~ ftr:tr-,eligsme.
dae 9, 3 11 t f
I N C'(I' T OF COMMON PLE~A S.
Ii m ii A. lU'ze:le vs. Wat ttn C!ol
.A MNT to the terms~ of a tie
--t(e ere ont the- 28th day of Su-p
pr..idingt' Judtge, T wvill so-li to the
higes t a b.r:. P'itcens (A. H., dutr
ing' th- be'al hours of xttle oni saledlay
it ,b:uar net.'ttxt, thie following desi
cr i'eH l4A l~ ESTATE F, to wvit:
All of tbat trtii oif land in the
Ht.te and ( onty aftoresu-aid on Crow
('reek wa:ters tf the Ke4.4owee River,
adijoining~ lands of WVilliam Alexander,
two)hilt(( hund tan int acrc-t motre or
l-ss- oiriinally granted to Robert
lRankint.
'TE1 i24:- One-third the puirchlase
mioney-t to lbe pauid inl ecsh, the blanL:Uce
on1 twelve't months tohime, with inter-est
fromo dayt of: sal,8 -cured bc bon o ii f puri
chiasterhiit andt mort gage of the preiseis(.
Pur ichas-er to ptay for all ptapers and
for rectordinig the~ same.
J. J1. LEWIS, e.c.r.
dec 9, 1886 11 3
JUSTJ R ECJEIVED)
NEWXYSTOCK
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Nu r -1'ofl.c,3
ete,5, etc.,
OVEKRCOTS
Now is t.he timo fr you to get
tour suite for Xmas.
2AMand(W &O IMIyeP
'Several weeks ago I placed my o
lers (prineipally) in the Nwrherr
lVarkets for a large and wellas
3toek of Goods. Sines that atu
Woolen Gooda ha,e advanced 0 r.
35 per ceit. I now propose Id gi
my Oustomers the benefit of ti
idvance.
S Yarde Good Jeas fe
S1.oo.
Other grades proportionately 1
Wease&'. Folasc . all a A
Id; 75 "eat.
illen's Brogam, all as1l'.
l1.00.
Nice Suits of Clothe.,
ranging in price from $6 00 to $15 0 9
Will guarantee a nice Suit as Ohea
a you can buy in Geeenville, or 1
fund the money.
20 Yards 4tandard Fri ai
$1.00.
All Grades of TOBACCO in Stoo
Try the "Dark Horse," best)
cent Tobacco in the County. 'The
are strictly Cash prices.
My stock consisting of DRY GOOT a
STAPLE and FINE CLOTHING, .
Grad ;.
BOOTS and SHOES, everyqualit
HATS and CAPS, all varieties.
HAIlD WARE and GROCERIE
Everyhing usually kept in a Ge
eral Sto:-e, is now reIv, and is ti
bu gent in this Section. BA iGAll
are awaitng all.
W. D. Glenn,
UMRTY, 8 C.
Edutcationali.
Tl10
()\F TuI~ E
/ wvill he res
thle l et day (of ..a .
I344ardI in: private fama lesi from *8 to *r
peCr mon)I.th, wooll d l ighmts inchid ed.
lbe o,f Tuition &c. samel& as4 heretofer
For furither pazrticuIlars apply to
W. M. MUcGsusa,
Pickonis C. 11.; 8. 0.
eofWIioiaJ Ntiufce 4~
Pickens C. H. Greenville, 8. C.
CIIILD & WILLIAMS,
s.ttorneys and Counselors at La1
Wijll p)raction in all the Courts of Gre
ville~ County, Stato and Federal.
may 29, 1881 35
ATTORiNEY AT LAW,
PI MENM C. Ii., M. C.
3rcie in the ('ourts of the Stato and -.
he~ Un~ited States (Curt.
Off1ee in Court House.
sept. 13, 1883 5
!. F. ANI5rL, J, g, NWMSgg
Greenville, S. 0. Pieken., s. 0.
ANSEL & NEWTON,
L ttIlerneyM at Law
PICKENS C. H., S. C.
juno 14, 1883 88 V.
CI iLD) & BOGiGS,
ttorneys and Oounselors at Law
PICKENS C. Hf., S. C.
Vill practice ii' all the State and Fderai
(;our-ts.
march 29. 1883
T WILL PAY YOU
ryoui propose going West or
forthwest, to write to ine.
represent the Short Line.
FRED D. RUSH, D. P. A.,
nov. 4, 6m- Atlanta, Ga.
J. WT. NORWOOD. W. M. NOUWOeg.
D)ua. NORW',OOD) & NORIWOOD.
Gr'eenvulIe, S-. C.
Oxaro: ON Mia &'ruuNr.
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