The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, July 21, 1887, Image 2
giSENTINEL.
J. E. BOGGS, Edltor.
J. E. BOGGS & Co., Proprietors.
POKENS C. H., S. C.
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THUR8DAY, JULY 21, 1887. ]
"A farmer's son" has a sensible
talk to the farmers this week. He
knows whereof he speaks and his ad
vice can be relied upon. His obser
vation on "ye olden times," and the
change is'no doubt'ctnfirmed by the
observation and experience of m1 any
farmers.
The News and Conric spnres no
pains or etpense to put useful infor
mation before its readers. One of
its staff attended the Mississippi A g
ricultural' and Mechanical College
and has sent in a full description of
its workings with very satisfacto
ry results. Such information is most
opportune in view of the desire on
the part of many to establish an ag
ricultural college in this state. We
publish as much of the correspon
dence as our space will allow, and
we recommend a careful perusal of it
to our readers.
4-.
Peabody Scholnrshi ip,.
There will be a competitive ex:ani
nation for Peabody Sclolarshaips in
the Nasheville Norannl Cl lege
in "the offico o' the Suprinten
dent of Education in Colnumia, Au
gust the 11th at 10 a m. Five
scholarships will be awarded. The
applicants must be 17 yenr; of age,
good health, irreproachab le chatrnteter,
and must pledge thmselves ti remain
two years, submit to all rules, and
then teach two veirs in p111)li schools
if there is opportunity. The sclolar
ships are worth $200 a year or $25.00
a month. Those in this county who
intend to apply should call on Bev.
G. V. Singleton for information, or
write to Col. J. 11. Ilice, Superint.en
dent of Education, Colum1bia,S. C.,
for circulars of information.
A it>inern1 !4pring.
There is no doubt al out it, Easlev
has a chalybeate spring p sssincg
most valuable properties. It was
discovered some time before the
town was laid out, when little was
generally known of the great value of
mineral water, hence nothing was
said of it. Butt the inicreased de
mnandl for mineral water artousedi the
inquiry as- to the& location of this
spr*ing. A formecr re*sidenIt, Mr.
Skelton wais sent for aw11l he soon
poinited it out. It is ini the inco rpoj
ration, northwest of the Presbyterian011
church, on a'lot belonigitng to W. M.
Hagood and others, It is stiogly
impregnated with 11r1n. An atnah- sis
of its pr1operties will be pulis4hed in
a few days, and the cit izen- of1 Eas
1ey- will no doub,t find that. they hmve
a great blessing at their doors.
Young ladies, y mug meni, Iboys,~
girls, parents and guardians, remn'i
bar tha:t the exerc ises of the Pied
mont Institutte will olen on the 1st~
day of Septemnber next. Rev. Jr. it.
Rliley, D. D. will b4e at t he hehnt, as
sisted by a most compnletent facultv..
No better opp)orttunity for* a:lbla
This is 01ne of to most quiet :m 144
derly towns ini th0 State. The0 wht J
Conty hasi whiskey cxc Ilded ftomi
its borders by an act of f t legislta
ure. The'town is remta rkaly henlt by,
both morally and( physically, a
good board can bo hadu for ten del
lars per montht.
Liet every one in the commutrhnit-y
do whtat he cani for the bujhid ingup
of this school. The good( it has donie
in the past, gives every asutramnce for
the fututre. So never I(ose an opp or
tunity to press its claimns upon thle ~
people. It will ntot he wantinig ini
any of its departmen ts.f
MYoimnment t(o a ifero.
ThPIursdlay the 28th~ of ,T,lv is to bec
a grand dayL~ at Ben Clev-eIuut, a stia
tiotn on the Air' Lie Railroad in ()Oc "
floe county. The placee was formntrly at
known ats Fort Madlisoi, but it hIs
been changed in htonor of C~oloneul.
lIen. Cleveland, a hero of the Revol 11-i
tion. A montitument to his maemotry (*
will be utnveited on the 28th andI ant et
Immhlense crowd i (xp)ected to aft ien i s
the ceremfoiesC. Hon1. IR. A. Chil is
the orator for the ccasionx. The
Rhihmond & D)anville Rairoad have '
generously agre-ed to give excuirsiontt
rates, and the most elaboraf e prepa
rations have beern made4' to perpe(tulate an
the memrory of the brave. Then fol tl
lowing is from the Ente-rprise and1( w~
Mountaineer: r.a
"WVe understand that six young ha. I"
dies of the family will unveil the ""
monuiment. Mr. Cleveland feels as. "
sixrd that those who mr:y atten-i may
expect ant Eloq~uent oration from M r
Child, Whom he regards as th pe' t-h
thoethenes of South Caroltin/ A
brass hand from Greenville will be $f
~eet on the occasion. Col. Clove. m4
A114 a~ uncmle of Mr. Jeremiah ..
-9neer of L14' city."
I-i
Editorial Bailroadlng.
Moro than a year ago the SNrz
j, suggested tho feasibility of ox- h
endinlg the Savannah Valley iail- r
oad to Easloy an 1 Pickons. We a
ave not yet surrendered the Onu- i
>erland Gap, but in the absence of c
uformation as to its progress, we re- f
iow our suggestions in regard to <
he extension of the Savannah Valley ]
toad. We do not like the idea of i
entding So muelh of Carolina's wealth
ut side of the State, but this
onnection witn Augusta and Sa
annah would he of so much value
o the pcople of Anderson and Pick
mus C unties, that we feel sure the
nterprise would meet with enthusi
istic support on every side. Fin.
slung up the road from Anderson to
iciekens by way of Easley would be
:omparatively-a small job. The gra
ting is ahnost completed to within
en miles of Anderson. There
,vould be only two small bridges to
:uild, one across I3ice's creek, and
tlo other across W olf creek.
Such an extension woul enal>ie the
city of Anderson to get baek on the
north what she has lost in trade on
the south by her new rail road. It. is
true this ro1ad would t' ke a g.o(
deal of trade to Augusta, but what
it took, wold(1 1 takenu from Atlanta
a0ii:taltimuore. Aungui.ta wVould not1
be pu1t. in1 compe(ctitiont with anyv city
in this Shate. But wlit the (ff ct
would 1)0 outside of the State is nonle
of our bu:ainess. TI e secti o1n bs
tweet this and Antdersot is wai lhv,
ta1 greatily in ed of railroad facili
ties. It iS stl ict Iv t c t ton It tid fer
tilizer cot ry11.t'V, :tin will f'utntisl imo
mte(nse freights for the railro:al in
these romttmoditis 5.
\'hat d 'thsr coitce'rn, ,l tI hink of
the i;ehlintt? TI cnn he pult throughl
in six ttonthlls anttd n obolVtrlrt. We
vote to take hol of it at citce and
rutsh1 it tlllough.
A ftrange IIeeiII4 mn.
1l1avinglh'ardl of 11te knoc kingr ona
tetn:u11 iotse i'n-long,l in'; to, \1. .sse
F . CI ;thlntl ini theu p111 r0 part of
(Greentville ctitut v, autl Lon ing that
C_'q>t. A. B. Tatlley livedl near l
place, we insiste d it his ivi ng tS all
t,he intfenmttionl he h1:01 ~n the subl.ject.
W1e lo~k the olw>trtuntity to interVi'\w
hlim fir the: furthetr rea15 ,n, t.1n:t ha
is vell lnownI ti tst of our ri nders i
as In -In extrel i lv ltae1 iral e: t itit ii it,
In:tving thte least ainetu (iof rotu:ntr
abo h is, imke up. Thfolowing is
the intt4'rvi'w:
(iWill von 'It tcrt4Ib le theknokig o n t
lsCai. Lel i' house?"i j aho
"TiIi vtiited theO it >uii i n I coltupany'
with Mr. Julss F i . C[lvhunit tgal ii
liiur'"e 1)'f4 inti* a t i the rap pin s
wieb hd so much doistured the141 o41
cupats of. ti- os.'M.'mMs
I''(is 1aving 'Ille er:reksC hio< (Xn ethea
otie ih shIting plate. . We
Loetmb tina it is wOtiife- retiriid,t whe
upnrhib rs 'lkahy was lying
Aith erhit ~ inti (rls(. ie toin wassipt
repiaied withS.i1 grttOrt force mtui oher
much force("4'' ttVit4I' jired (14) house,
ids. t'' isnogie een ii l(i beeno h a
Cit vards 5tor I rtheti av.
o olog tok tili apparently behiti1Int
'a 5 !viuletj4ragi downwailld, itm hhnw
rOtiwicrain athJr!itig wto his fOWIth
Then he"k wiCat Lake asw fuss~
n.,'3t' psil . inf)6; abouy iv miues
en,nw.(O havy blos aga'ins th wall
threey or fourk tgims. o ' The rp,ins
w:eraep up8.06 shrgners, Lien,er.
per1ni w t , $8.75e Lk sno n
LegiNlatlig for the Farmer. "1
Sonic where on every country road tl
>adling to town there is a low dlark
tlace in the road, a bridge or a ford c
Cr'oNs a streamn thaRt is said to he the b.
avorite haunts of the A1poc)ks if some '
idetn time i ndiviiual whose .name is
amiliar with the earlier history of the n
oltmrtity; it is in one of these n
iumts that we propose to have an in- 1
berview with one of the spooks of ye <
Alden time firners as to reso)rting to
legislation to help the farner of to
day farm.
If we should be passing one of these
haunts and st uup our toe or fee
somet.hing suddenly pull our coat
tail--look Llou1t and see nothing to
(ense tle slio 1) k. tiiF sup1)erstitiOn of
the old timne P1:anht1tion dlLrkPV instill
edi inl our youthful mnind would take
1>ssession, and Ve are held spell
bound by the ghost of ye olden times.
So it is with us to-day; we are now
passing one of those low dark places
that are found alog the road of pro
gres:; aimd pro)slerity, and the coat
tail of every lranIch of our imist ry
1uis been sutddenly u.llled bly a siuc >
whirh has 1br'ought a1out a luish and
stnudttion that Mt11lin visit a gene(r
tion mnor'e th:ti one. While we are
thus held spl1l )ounl the query nato
rally goMs out fnun all tlh'-e i)rau(lthes
of ol' intlust iv thus: "Whose that?
wlhalts tih' mater?". Sol(e say it is
the t titudel(' of the Federal A<huinis
1ration toVard'tls siver aid the tari1,
uth ers say it is the speculation of
tih s(lertiIig fmnopistSrv[( ' who.are
cnu11ii1n1illy teloralizinlg thtings by
ctrnc'ring in n11y andl evettry p1(odt
ofthle e,oniry'; autt other's sav it is'
Ithe gho st of t fatrn--- fur ev'ery dhis
I;ingu-ise citimu."r of ottr (1ountry ,
otht r lusuits, have utnited in ithe
t t iin thtat a s11ccet"s- f'utl Ssstum of
:t:ii i( n tre is t, baxi.: of r p,iro
prli/y. Wi) Ivlve iintrvi\'tewel 1the
1olitit"i:m, 11he statte"smi an, railnea
in'tt, irning, the mt"rthltmt 1)rince
:t,l tht r f'tessiail men, bai Itn fi
t htese" ri Vt o5 sat istattry\ a s,a)lntiutn
of th i tmn-'ti,n utf ''whtt's the u It tr
weitht tlwt .'nmltry '')s at shlt,t1 inter
viev w\ ith th 11t' s of ye uhitn
tiat' [:tl11n 1 IrS wht 1 ev elaj,ti tn a
n i ) n \( r l ' I a' f ; t nil e r
livi'ng; in 114' mt)\V ('alm n.wen 1 i i ldin ntt
ttlti l tlof ( tteh C:i linn, al cr41 4 t
Ils brt1id e 'in m11 w\'ay' tt inatrkt -
loti)nwit( w\e' h:tledl lt tour sul .
lits to l[:u-itong (lI ) miles) :at the
foillow'iin 1l'- e W h:; e\a'u t : .(Un, t"urn
u 104 t 4', u ts :1. 5 c"t" ts, c't:t I >in 'lI t u ts,
(, 4( .. It 1) .. i.. 1: 4 1..1 i t .. '' i
iwoil 44'c1t4, h:wtn :a. 1414 lr 10 and
124144 e Lnts, he1f 4n foot !'.% perl lo
14iid.( In tos day' ll thle 4 rmrs' " I
wagnst oi t to wn~ 4 ' 4'L were14 lI:)led
Iliilr' (, l s w14 i)l 4 s;:1'.ne 1 if t (es 4 4,rt
1.lu414s (4f th< s 1'arm,( and)14 i d-iti1n,
h1(1n1 \y, 1 1-4')a ) 114'in)st. dri44 frui1' t5
:Int aLew14 cherL4'11;. hush 1liur(l inter1iew
:11r( :n,1!141 Vu I :I-k ill, b:U.ln, 1:1(,
R few i ili' (':llsr('L' \ Wl91;'1 144 :t;C' ii t 8
htinll s :au h1(4 (441; a:V the4114 splt4
asks( what 41 nuouwr:l of man is 14hi, is1(
itf:n-no'i r114 e i enn- he.4 fIr i. is'
products 44f1 L4lthe 11:1-m the vry arlt'i- t
c(-s he 4: rti, -r1 (4 44 ve <:4 . 1Ls tIie
clum LL. NIo, f1 hise p:wage ai r u e 4
snil We (144l'l, the he1 mus44('l(t heV4 a(4r11ss
fo11,b inl the144 ghe' of( ve, ab let. ime
1f4 n1r(1 81 unn 1114 til'''he 14 44os wh'l
:md VI 84 w iir why41 Iy' 11an' m:mI
'lst.a 11t-4 the84 coitry l4llh feein thl
eu-nwri when wel14 bhave bee184 n Iii'ht
(141 14ntes id .ep -4i1ntent 4 tnl4appi4't
o1cupatiln of4' 1num. AIs a14'( clss th i
self pplring ehi" oI f fanes 141h
as we1 w1ouh xpL to ti ) fi4''nd14 in1 the
l'i15d11mt Iele, :.ofub11t.ppose classI
IiionomyVI 4211if I cow d ooie milk41
isnough4 441 1414ed' her inf i.s4414 to ei
41 antgI stp the bre) i Ced not1 g1o ai
thie a worfthOl essniu por our er<h
Theagovernmlen my giv as all
list andose w~ rind'r lnough th lo
hiu"ht ofnthlnd. and ran; butmthy
iold up" aind wait1 for tho reaction
at fuctuatos between su)ply and
)nta,"tcl.
Sttrely the farmers of tleo great
it ;imno t 13 It mrinot. rtatly to r'e .iVe
:)unty fr.uin any of the ot h 1r bran- i
lC! of oir indust rv 1 v (lss legislut
un which is to tatke aWaV 'nmi uth hr
)lu1st r'its and give to Us; lt- .. :ar
1018 I:on of ye oldent tittes ti bli
ull tilit the farmer li0 s the intost
n01teral3le. sats't auni ii u Ilei hnut
1cc1pati( on. Au illust.rat)1o1 of this
at is 1)0111 out b1v the faot that all
he tr .sh or enlls that, fail in other
>ecni lat.iutns fall IJack ot the: fam ia nd tl
t Sup)lOr'ts tlmmt all. 'Ho' tarmter
viii) fiols the w( orld! tr. n"!hr oss or
he other I bratles of our nii istry
ti tagonistic tin s, can sitpil live at
tunme withii ott their ail 1b Htter tihaii
ill o)the rs cumbintedt Call live Without
,he farmer.
Stop the plu-v arul yom stop the I
lrivinr wheel of our m:in :ii ufactUi iS I
intd engil ns of couttiterce; rust will
orrode the 1railrIload irn111 autl our
bips will rot itt their wharvcs.
IAu t u's SoN.
A1deertisedl Let te"rs.
The fo!towing letters retiain um
alled fur in the post, otlie at this
E)lat0:---ReV. S. GI. Sloane, Mrs. D)1lla
TNkllins, L,nes'sniOr IIat i-ineeV, A. 1.
I Iunt, Mirs. Cumelia I i ii, Ed.
ant, Aarn G(xarrett, H"[. \\. i'rr, A
Il,. Frlalinl, \illi:u m ' elly, Mliss
1farart, Ev;\:tt. Ab)r:uit 1ibanktts,
T(ln Da:vid1son, W\illimn Dent+i, Nan(y
(,t)uch L. 1I. Coo,k 3, M1. B. Cat5ey,
Ih'v. G1.1M. Sintni ns, C. WV. Smu i,
Luinda. Scott, G. F. Wyatt, Wi
Pow)\ers, Tl.. J. lKay, (_n'. WV. Ktelley,
J. A. Kelley \2 A . Kiig.
Iersonts (lling for t.h above let
ters will pleas1 say h:they Vere aliver
ti:ed(. MlIuYr 1)..i'tL1:v, P'osttmaster.
W inltve test oid every )lot of turnip
S(i'id we lItve tor sale this Vet', anl
know them to b11) gc1(od. .I5.) will be
.iven by us 1(5 a ireliln to the larty
bringiug us by Novembeir 1st the lar
gest satplo turnip gro1wn fr+om our seed.
SlOAN thuos.
tf )rug, Seid 11111 1 'aint. Storo.
11 Youi A:iI t a (, ood A it1 e
Of Pw')o To.\ie 'o, ttSk yotr dealer for
" 014D R11 ", .
S t! u'ured it homti with
PlUMtand Whutike 'ab e
rout putln. l1+Kk ()f tire
tienhtnrs Nent F1!1-EIE.
Ii.:t. ' ).w .i V. .\t.).
A llanta, Asa. oltu t i. Whitehaltolu i S,.
ta of th oo-ina
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C oun:tyof Piekens,
'TN PIIOR A'ITE CO)UR.
ri- l Hiins and0ti Andrew Rigins, t)e
<')UT Ali'E i lEltEiBY SL.\T \b)NElI)
maii reii'tl're ie t i'o i an i(er t i em tillin
Ni hi v-o, hih s lill in' , r
bat (h>ni'' for ('om-ity a.u t t;itia af or'
I i,'l:nl toservtue ai tilpy of your .mswerI'i
Ntes tiophin on ti shrier
within twenty ilys Aft theiii 's.ri
ha~ r of ecsieo tgho.ay o nhas
jirt.f, .*the~~ (reifd:ddin,as'''tu' the
opia[int.
J ut hu, 1s I. I lawintioy \ to n y
ar a t dfeinbXi iu'' i the abov
\.1 N(liTlPt that th euul.mhi,iti
ili -rein wI' i k i n l 1 Ith 'ur of Pr
Ilted or ut n t frmdo
hent Cthyof Jne (ly f "7. 87
Sun nunn17os foGeif
Clerk's Sale.
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'he State of South Carolina, t
tt
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Couv'mr ur P1('KENS.
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IN COURI' OF' C')\'MON 1'4EAS
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B. IHaynes (t l. V4. JOhtn Rt. Goi.
sett ('t al.
I ilS T ' oI' tit' tPrms11 of a diorel::
tn, 1a9 ianuld' itt tlie iiove st:ated eai'e
nU tle tt of Jnne .1 i7 Iv liotn. A.
. itlrit'h, A tiire tii JdI te, I t ll
ell to tiem(' h iglto-lt iititlr at Pit ntt t (
I., dulring (lt e l: itnnrs of asalt? onl
>al('uday in Au'intit ntext, the St(toI
uni(' totl L,ot, of Landl in then town of
f":aa ley, de('crilu'dl in tlasr tg g e en
(', )y (. . Ruttiton, th'eatd, as fnl
' ('ertain p:re'l r1 lot of laund lyin'
Ul i ng i in ' e totwnt of l'le';, ('tot'
nd itatt aftretaitd, untd daesribied ats
follows:_-ittutl on Maitin or Rairoad(1
Stret of Rai( town, l:iving at fiu of
fifty two fet ont said str''t, :nd runing
l>.t'k n fou ttt(i t l f r f"'lit, anid h
ing nunhe)tr('t on pla;t of lth t nt mt:ui'
hy;'t. A\. \M r\tlal l 2l..2'h.:lt :t(ljointin'
on thed wet tn lot (ir'tntlt t &.
o.. On t.n e t th' It tf ... I , tiltt'ln,
andt( on ttn' uouth bay that s:aid \1:tin or
.l iiiroad 'atre't.
Tl: MS:-il I nt tohalf of lt'. pur'hia:tst'
tonty to Ib Iitd in .ihl -t h 1tuL.'ne''
on a 'rdt,1 of six munt i: w i 'tl it.'1 -
tt from d l:y of sah', w'stnrftl hv hadI 'f
punr'ha:'('r an tnti i of !it r pn- 'i;.
Purthas'r to pa.v x for tall p;ai>er
ilt fuo'r 'I Ote o tr g Ith' :1('.
I.Siiu.1 ls, N1 1.lt\ -, ( ".t.r'
july 7' 1$M7,--"
Y (1I(i im lollnn 1.
Piedmont Institute,
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T f TE ( r ises o f th is s KlY N w ill it
rr utrnrd on Thuatra t , b,r -t dlay of
Sotmbertiat utnere iatn an K
ireptin of let . . li i olegy', .t l.I
will tatio ati' -ntittil \witht hlittt : t alt t
('ur'>s ttf 1 xlt'ritttne.'a tan - rs in5 t all tllt
da'repartmnttts nt thtt' Inastitt e 1Tuition
fens will Ibie r':tstnu:al". Ii,ardtl .ut it
p)roc'urt'd at . .0 ttor .110.tl p'tr tuentth.
It is i hightly itt pot rtttt that. :tut i heittaibat
prsnt'u otln ' rI te iri at.
R. A. (' iti., I . :\lD' . ATt t '1-tut,
Sttret:ry. h 'mti . l'(l. T1'raO.
jPu ly 21, '87 I
ir iii1ll, . (.t
T " "'xt "t'u-i"t t will '.' -in 't't ('aI
day, t mbl r it It. Ti.t <.tlli
att' dlepartmuentt intt!'t i l J th l :0 Il. , i
+rr'itni tlI . T 'it - is i n r ltr't
deti -1 f Iii thr lnlt Ior ' -'' . I
Itns' u Intb t rt'ittlt'. 1''ur in ' -
Ina i n or ;al th>ut-, dtdt n
ju hool2, 18u th, ' II. 'y '., C it .
a spait Fenude I i3 irt meid, o -
inth'i' ec'. P Muush~, N.>C.
Buoklen's Arnica $alve.
'The Best Salve iI t he worl for t'tts
rtsi8i, , res, UIcert, Salt ltheuim, ievtr
r eS, 'I'ttCs, 11h.al i llauti$, CtilblIieH
oras, ai< :tl Skin Eruptions, ait )OSitiye
ctur 4 I'tles, uor 11 pay rtp ired. It i}
)tran I)t(ced to giVe I >'rie(t e;atisfaction,
14 Cny reftI1ulei. Price 25 (ChitS pCr b<x'
or .aIo byv l)r. (I. W. Ear'le.
M'F1A L L'S
ALMANAC
i3 38 7..
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.7 IT I4X'".
SHORT :O SWEET
Jlak(b'rl)y)''i 'ime.
IAKE WIiT EJAvI
)EST ;o Po SUUJ'L
Gin(Ute( SW/('
ITOIME MIh~vOLASSES
Muscovado Molasses,
NEW\ OII-y.\N hd
IrI NEW RNEY
Mu .lo J'i(kle ..
111:1' i1
"'Rebeal Girl'
*a,j e~ lo"N3 epJ 3,
Liniment
e Scratrca, ! Contracteod
::1 ti, S ra, , Frut ios
hir:': in,ebi , hii 1,of Ail,
Jt:t Rckamchu, W1orms,
U(' Gall S'winmney,
h re,Saddllc Galls,
M i ja Spavi rilcs,
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