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-na et1s>, 1887. i:EcatijOn. *how, who rie a r6 t'ery nfixious tdl daughter rsii,that siRpess in life, in the fae of the lajority bf grad u. uificent faiures. ;radtYttteg are hot .)ng bueiuess peo b)e. A full col. ejvory well 'for one (all over for it It. is to be worth fiuch -acter, but n) bo or rushed out of the fam 1way froln the friends ind out three or four ollage, because it has iable. It will do him may pull through, and nething because ho is In that case it will do 'he boyB and girls who ly kept out of crlloge most benofltted by its 't Iey leaUD logic, phi 1 mathmntic. Those e it is fashioinnablc ln(1 arp lA to scnd the im loue, 1earn sole }he ways of the W)rl1, lnoney, aud many fool. dl things, which never eon learned in the tin. o)l, or acdl(lemIty ner ch1 extraordinary albili stranin of collego educae --......>... (ducatin)11 an(1(e him a hero. 1 of college b1oys b( (NU nder, anthey1(.. b)ec'I011 u regar( to what they Sdloes nt suit busHiiness won't work in practient1 Ion't be anious aibouit ri sonl or daugh ter, to( col b)oys and1( girls wvho payk ny thlroutghi these histiftu s suIcceedl. The others ea1sional ly. Jon for ebanlges in) the froml Icken to En,s1lv i (illin w~as granited. mb ller, W. T1.. O'Dll andi' oiners to ind(ient.e ch1anges aI out, on askiing for ai newl road( [Hebecca Lyniche,x viai V. Pinik lload wais granltedI. and1( Elijah E'dens. mi aiskinig for a chang11e ini IlHagood's Mill to Hl ly rcnha grant(d, anid * ywere appo)(inted spe. ors to Ieay it out. was filed asking for a lhe p)lace of the on'e ask ng from Price's to the C. IL comisjsioniers on theO from WV. T. O'Dell's to aide rep)ort which was report on tho road from to Mrs. O'Del!'s was old under consiiderattion oni the roadsl from Thos. thle Parsoni's la1ce, anid Mattin's to L. IR. Dailtoni's >r cons1ideration. '1 from Holly Sp)rinlgs dlowni * -''.J. too to A.ntioch, from Rtu - sand Earle, .1 e iaeccep fed and order-> d out- - naCnnm erlandmq ) oople ak oif the ~w ~~"Old Tumn ,kn th~e last few i~n" hais taken OnI 3tthat certin capi ' have inithnated .,lh mo.ioy pi(ovi 4r(l.1 tax voted to g rad ears since be nvillo M1ona fide, and e3rinrin for some o such etting up) all t we fijat, prima 3ote. And 1)0h i the te, '-ce, were . the peopl arties MWkno hA S d ihge bf hin father, to. ( V. d Iagworth, in Picketis; oni Thu$s' Athe 8th * Septober, 1gg, at 8:80 a. m. H6 tsas twentyfivo years of ago. Ho w>xs a gradaate of Adger College, and of the 1 ontucky School of Medicine. He entered upon the pr"actice of his )rofessiont at Hale Gold Mine, in talcaster county, S. C. While at that place he had an attack of leurisy from tho eflect of which lie ne'er' reco'eored. H1is funeral was had frotn the Pres l>ytorialn Church last Friday, )r. J. II. Ililey < .Iating. Messi s. 3amnen E. Hagood jr., J. McD.Bruce, J. Wrank F'olger, V. T. Me11all, J, J1 Lewis Ltnd W. J. lraimlett acted ts pall bearers. A large congregation was present to witness the last sad rites. Among the colored people in atten dlance was Augustus Bouwen, the faith ful friend and nurse, who attended the D octor on his trip to Florida last winter, and watchcd by his bed many nights after his return. When Du. HoLLacoswot'rnl made choice of a profession for life, he at once eoiimmanded every energy of miind and lody to serve that pur pose. Success was his ambition. His eflorts were richly rewarded, but at the cxpeniso of his health. His Powers of enduranco were such, that while in Louisville lie prosecuted two courseS of study, with the greatest facility, and gr-aduated with distinc tion in both. An independent and most careful reasoner on nI1y subjecct, wheni he de c.idedu(, he nIevei' wvIA'ered. Cautious in the choice of his friends, andl Can did ab ihnost to' a fault, yet all the fricnds of his life were his friends at his death. All that love and medical skill cotull (10, was done, but the hand of the destroyer co111d not h) staved. The King of Morven love's a shining m:ark. Fearlessly, camly , lie turned -weetest ebainis and llblest life to the sad realities of (O1U, to the solemnity of .1e gra'tvte h1aS closed upon t earthllly l hopes of the fa her, sisters, brother and it us the light of earthly ,v dim, the horizon of his life ('cned with a divine splendor. lHe saw the Star of Ilethlehein, and followed its light to the feet of the Savior, anid died clinging to the cross. Our ' neigllloring county, Green v'ille, is shatking herdil from ceinter to circumiferenen to seenreU the Ca~rolin a, fTho question is "shaiill the c'ounity g'ive the ro ad $200,000P' Thli <pwls tionl will bie aniswere d at the haldlot biox. If the uuiss meeCtinlg hld ini the city last wveek was~ an inidex the quiest ion will be nicirvered in the aflir mlative. MrIi. Adamlil C. We'llM,iIn thus far' seeins5 to stand1( aone11 ini active opp1o sitioni t(o thle shiemle. Hie thinks1 the county as a corpora'ft in for the piur poses of goverinuenit has no right to levy ai tax to be donated as a siubsi5dy toI a rilroad1, and1( that the' presenit rauilroad facilities bare1' dane~ the counlitr man1111 inijury bly reducing the pice( oif cotton nd corn.'01 The spirit of our haws anId th cwolS tom oii(f the 'ountryW, iniahe voted subh. scripit (iris t.o railroads right andu prop-li er, antd thiere is no dan rger t.hait Green-i v-ille, or any1 othier city will havei' too( many. Ev-ery line of 'Irailod that waus ever built, wals needed, and is still necessary, for we haveYt never hear'd (If onle hai.vIigheen abanidoned,. after it 'ouild hald freight. Buit so tar as rac(t pro~posi. tion) is ()icnce t9 n.iotiight for sttesO, citiC5 naVu anid counIties to go ini dbt toppiote enterprises that will be opera y' private personis for private f ot dlebt is a had1( thn frc<'h well as ini dividuals. 13 0 "manjoity rule" is so thoroug engra'ffted uponu ev ery thinig Amrien'ctf, that the miajor'ity can1 build1( a (ehell oif its own'' for anyI corporJIib'' . prLovidled the ma:tter' hias been'I suibiitted to ai vote. road As ill be soen in pox adveitmsing :'ohuins the County Comlmissionrer's haiv(J ordered5 an 0h-e'tiOm to be held01 >ni t he 8th dayL of Octobe nexi'iIxt, for 11( pulrposne of votji ~ . suunty subh eipItioni of $50t,000 4 ei ttock of hie Transyl vaiail& Ha j~d railroad, vhIichl is a plart of tile ~ong sy stemn, oI run from Augus ., via Green.( 1 ville, N. C., t(Iio g lle, Tenn. As wiUli e seeni, dius proposit ion of the railmads comnpany is a v'ery' fair and1( liberald (Yne. Tiheyt don,t ask us to paIy for tho stock (bf isuig 1o)015 tntil thme road is cointpleted; so that Lmder the agreemenit we~ will have no niterest to pa&y for nt least three years. [n the mleantime the '(-ontryjtOrs will ipend mauny thiousanld 4'IlJS in ourl! nid(st, whiieb will enlle r people o sell one sulus corn'l, &c., for cashdi uist at this tirmo.will he a greg~ hi(lp) n1n5 iln paing1t (one indep'ltednessH, &c 'p* fdllowing inipqitiWt dir uiar wa issued by Gobwi ller General, 8toney on the 1Oth':lt The attention of imsUL ance comnpa nies doing business it the State, and of agents now holding licenses from this office, is culled to the follrwing opinion of the attotcsy general on the subjeet of the proper cotnstruction of the statutes4 governing the appoint ment and licensing of agents. "n reply to your comnunicatinn of the Bd inst. I have to say that I agree fully with the construction, that ev ery agent licensed by the cotinptroller general to do any business of insur once must first filo 'a certitied copy of the vote or resolution of the trustees ar directors of Kai(l co)lpayIV apl)oint" iug him such agent, accompanied by a warrant of appointment under the official seal of the colnpanuy, and sign ed by the president and secretary, and that every licensed agent thus )come1s al attorney to accept hervieO, It is not competent to appoint an at ornoy to accept service for any of said Insurance companies, except an (cr section 1,353, 1,364, 1,355 of tho OGencral Statutes, and those sections refer to county soliciting agents as at torneys. Jos. H. EAntr.A, Attorney General." Notice is hereby given that in com plhince with the above opinion the practice observed in this department of requiring s0me0 one person to be appointed, by 1'Colution of the board of (lirectors, as an attorney for service, and of issuing licenses to do business uJ on the application of general or do J)lrtmenllt iigeuts, will be discontin ued. 1-ereafter applications for the appomitmeIt of all agents must be ac conpalied by "a certified copy of the vote or resolution of the trustees or directors of the said company ap poiting the party such agent, accon )amiec1 by a warrant of appointnent under the official seal of the cotnliy, and( signed by the president ant see retiury," andi this rule will be applied to local and sub-agenhts, as well as in cUW of the transfer of agencies. All agents now holding licenses i o(m this departlment for the year ending March 31, 1888, will at once procure in(t file with this office war rants of their ap)oilntmlent, as above provided(, tho sa(ue to be oi form which will be furnished by the comnp troller general, md in all cases where tlhis is not don )y the I5th dary of Octolber, pro x, the liccnie now out standiig will be c;ncJlled )on WVith the ZOlfMestead There are in Newl erry County, ac cordt"ing to the nssessiments of Januhua ry, 1886, fifteen lhlndlred and twenty four land owners, owning land for ag ieultiral )urpos5es. ''he following ti ble shiOws their IOditungs Owning 5) acres and under..... ... .257 ,,froam 60 to 101) atcres. .. . 28 ,, ,, 100 to '200 ,, .. .4111 ,, ,, 2001 to 800) ,, . .. .205 S8001 to -100 . . .122 400 to 501),,.. ...67 S2,0010 to 3, 000 a . . . . 11 S 3,00) t) 41,000 ;; .. e a 9,000It 110,000 a.. It is seen that 156 lanid-ownerst own'1 less than11 200 acres eatch. Ntot one of thos SQ5)0), ow in1g tto thle great lat i tuide praciticed iln settt.ing aideil( the hletwtead, coutld) get a cnt of) credit upjonl the basis of his land without imortgaiginig it. We arVe not speakinig of credit extendedi to one 01n the strettgthu of his kno'wnm honuesty anitd integrity, but1 of ced~tit iln its ,u.siess andl 'omml)ercial sense. Any (11e whot will study the work inIgs and1( effects4 of the homuestead law, ill the light of the above tiguires, anid in the light of experiece andl obser vati)o1 1s comt'pelled1 to sece that the latw is a great incubul)1s to the pros - plerity tof the- State, and1( esp)ecially a hairdsip to the~ farmers of Ltuoera to lunR. There is 1r(o doubt tlhat it -has dIriveni imanyv to pay ruinous inter est to landit-la n panies andi otheris for loans beyontd their actual nteeds, who, without the homxestead law, could have botrrowed, oin.gtood termis, withott motrtgaige, anid ait reausonaleo interest, all they act ually nieedled. ] The people of every county iln t,he State, should get uip muonster peti. tionsm, to be prmesen td to the General Assembily, asking that body to sub- ] mit to the vote of the people' the 1 ques()tionl of repe'aling the homes(~t(ead law.-X-ceberry, Obrr lI or' 4ia':udw'd Itndoe Mn. Entr1on: Se)(lf initerest mfakes9 heroes tof us iill. if was glad to see thle article 'If M r. ,Johni Ferguis ii on thle bet term ent of roiads in youir last issue. Ho pe lhe miay carry the in. j protvtemt in to G reeilville e'ounty, as the no iist rt nl we havie to trave to get to (Greenville C. Hi., is aufter 1we) fVross thle Sailudah liiver. Mr. IFergu Sem hinits as thto'it was a nmew idea for Pickenis to put the ioads on1 gootd gradol, but thme goo)d work haes been going oni for several years in our cotyt, and ha Is only been retarded by a few selfish anid untprogressive menh who I am glad t) see coming to the front, M~r. F"ergumson has well saitd when the rouads of Pickeins are put uipon n proper ,grude It will ad more to the prosperlty of our county than any on11 thing we cani do; aund with the c'operationu of such live men as,Mr, 'erguson, our' County Com-. miissioners c-an carry out thes plan adopte'd of putting the roads uponi te eproper grade at an earlier day R YA1. $W KI POWDER Absolutely Pure. Th11i1 powder n1eVer variei A marvel of purity, strength 011(1 Wholesoiiieins. More econoteItal than th e ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold in co11let1tion with the inttitude of low test, tiort weight alum or phtolphatte powders. aol only in Can. RovAl. I. KiNO PoWfislt Co , 1Ot Wall street, N. Y. jan 21-87. SPEC[IAI It is with much pleasure that wo anlounce to oulr 1mn1ty patroimns that we have liade arrangernents with that Vi(l-awake, illustrated farm malga zine, '1'ho American Farmer, publi(sh cd at Fort laVne, tnd., anl read lyy nearly 200,000 farmers, by which that great publication will lbe mailed d rect, Free, to the al(ldress of any of our subscribers who will come in and pttY up all arreari(es o11 subscrip)t"ion I an(1 ote year in alvanee froll (ate, and to any n1ew st1bscri)er who vill pay one year in advance. This is a grand opportuiity to obtain a first class farm journal free. The Aieri can Farmer iS a large 1G-page journal, of national circulation, which rankwI nilong the leading ttgriculuurnl pa. per8. It treats the question1 of ecoln ilny in agriculture anid the rights 1nd privileges of that, vast body of 31tizens'-Ai m rican .Farmers- -whose indnstry is the basis of all material 111(1 national p)rosl)erity. Its highest pup'l)ose i0 the elevation and enno liig of agriculture through the hlg-her 011(1 n brualer ('(11,r;ntit 5n of te non and Wornen1 engaged in its pur Nidta, The rrgula:u sl rie of The Ameitricani 41.0t (r")t) year. It co st SV ('ro1 aIn ontie imiiiher 1 btained that. will be Voit. Itisheril)tion p)ri(e It) V )r1 of your h'ttuselithl, * rice. (:all and.0 sc.c Sanll)1 tanger! A q peglected , coMr (Hi 'ai.. Strong;'h roctoratl PJ Ltl.L.'t.i.mk hutlacIto as thou ALMANAC FORL 1 3 3 7. (o )lfinnet to -ow Tin-nipj Seed. \.wit gruablingu abut, the wea,thor, ''it te do5's tatiloil' right 'lose behlind hist ears, and1( Cep pig inisteald, thleu Counltt oIl prospjerit,y, 1buit ne(ver ruipn will he4 pretty goodt,'hut tottoni will be0 cheap anid So will Co)rn, therefore, ini order to 'LEph the wolf f'om the dloor, anid %ep warirn andi dryW andt C.omnfortable, it is 'neeSrvr to (lonne toi myi sftor for all* (inds of Shoes anmd .Jeans and( niIves andit otheir usetful articles, l(Ctracker, GI ss ani d ?~Tnware, locks, tinalP pocket anid tabihle itutlery, I ~tzors, si rap~s and 1br'tsh es. Earnt, imeal, rice, htominv anid al uari Cioffee, t(ea, biard and1 men(t, E.ollars, htiimes, 1haurness, sadd(l(les, iainphoir, sutlher, saltiii andoda; Ennteenitratted lye and1 soaps~ Enp15, iow'dier, shot an d( led; arrige blts, Ii les and1( rasps;5 trosis-getit 51aws, t(ron anid natils; (4 irsets, hiostery a ni gloives: Otnduy, hone iy and( (inO svrtps Cambr)tie, (all c oos,) anil drills, Cashi will take sonn.t anid Credit will take thme rest. (umte right alon g'andt (aIll for what you~ wan , anid (Aount on being' tret- d as~ l.lever als we know lawy. (ronie Kr-okesr to the KU UI E!! KUM ! I1cken, . . C. 'The Fall Bession of this Institute ha glnse to-day, (September Gtht.) T1he Prtin-a tripal, Dr. J. it. Riley, h as assoeiated with him in the Literary i)epartlinet Prof. N. W. MoCauloy, tud in the Musieal .De ppartinent, Miss Oarrie P' MeMakin. he rates of ''uitiou por setssion of five months-ili be aK follows: Recading, Writing andl Mental Arithme tie., . ...................$5.00 l nlglish Grammar, Geography, Arithinu tic &o-,.-... .. . . ...$10.00 Algebra, Natural Philosophy andl thto rio....... ... .... . . ..12.0 Latin, (eok, Moral and Mental P'hiloso phy........... ........l8.50 A very small fce-not excoeding one dollar pet sesMion--uwill he ( htarged each pupil, to meet incidnoutll expenses. Good l)Oard cau be had at $t.00 and 610.00 por mouth. it. A. CrItn, P. 1IC1. AT A1' In1t, Secretary. Ch'in. Il'd, Trus. ept. 8,-tf ::FURMAN UNIVERSITY. G'eenvllle, S. ( TI H, next seMsiont will begin Wednes-1 tday, September 28th.- The collegi ate department includes the full college curriculum. There is also a Preparatory departmont thorougly organized. a;1 penses lae been reduced. For infor mlati(l or catalogue, Address july 21, 1887 Puov. IL T. COoKt THE CEORCl SGOOL Language, Sc;1ice and Art O N of the host Buisi:s and Norta SchooM South, and only ono huving a separate m D,etlile 1)epa'tmont, oil's-s a select, unsectariau, christ ian homle to young men and young lhies, providing '1'uition and Board, including Wslhiu&g, jluoi, Lights, ote., for Only $12 poi" mnonth-eh! Penanatsship, Book-keep. tng, Shorthnuttd, 'lypo-writitig r-nd Mst sic thoronlly taught. Fiull BIusines, Normal, Collegiato and Irregular cour ses of study. Superior Prelaratory )e partmlent. hfealthfulness unsurpaSed. Over 200 students past year. The 16th y1r bec'giits in September. Early ap plicattlont is neceSsa,ry to secure a place. For entalogue addre4ss at on1ce, ''EIILELIu E. SIMMONS, Pres't, Norcross, (Ia. july 21, '84-9t "*ti wht C(~ollege tnurer a (iritficat of in ab)ility to pay signed, li*y hiu-;clf and1 guardm ori)0 paret,(i wiith oinuiion of I'robaute', or tlerk of the Courtl., thant the statenami1t is trui, Fol urhr atin hars atpply toftIt Piit Pmu:sii>ENr, JT. M. McB UD)E, aug 25,-6 Cohubia, S. C. Bridge to Let. I' ill ho at the Gassa way Ihei ge~ on Twelivoe Mile Rliver, in Centndl Towin ship, ou Thlursday the 6th day of Octo bert neixt for thet purphosoof letting. a con tract for building a bridge a t:imt, plae. ilight to reject any' and all h ids ra-irv - ad. Specitications furishled ont day of letting. (4. W. L~YN( '1, sep)t. 15,-:2l Co. loim'r. P'ickens Co. POONA H IL L NURSERIES, PO310NA, N. CI., nwo aid( 'a haltf niiles west of (Aretts md withiu 100O feet of the oflice. Sar Cini trains maike recgular sitops twice laily each wVay. Thoses interested in ruit andi fruit growing are cordially nlvited( to insplject this thle large-ut tur4ery ini the State anid one( mntlongh Lhe largest in the Southi. The pruoprietor has for many year s visited1 the leadiing nurlsees * Nor th mtd West, aind correspond(ed ithi thiose of foreign coiutr.ies, gatheingi tavery frutit c'alcutlated to suit t he toth, bioth ntivo and fore(ign Ti'1he puitaiont of I'omonali Hill Nurserines a 14uch thttat ltay agt goirnlg ot rom Gn reenohbor, repre~setiigi othier iiursieries, try to leauve thie tiipre(ssion haut they are representing these murseries. Why do they ' do it? Let hie pulicJ answot. I hamve in stock growinlg (and can 4lhow visitoris the samtie) the largest tnd btt Htock of trees, &m., ever shiownt >r. soon it aniy twot nuriseries in Norith Jiarolinin, ConTsimting of aplel, pweh, inuikoe. Small fruits: Strawbrr-v cas-ph erry,~ currtlUt, pecaux,t F,nglish wntsi, rh ub arh, aspar)itagus, siyer. rteens, sluitde trees, res & , Give, yourl order to tny aiuthioied ugent or order (direct fromi the nurse-ry. veO catniogue free1 on aplicatiot, Addiress, .l. an ind(' v Old 'ickens, s Butteriok Patterns, :DEALE1RS IN:: )i'y Goo1, Notions, Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Wind Siades. Jlcvelawli Block, Gor. Main and McBee Av GRE1E NVILLE, S. C. 1PAMCf) fron a;tesi to stern with ttety make and shapa of Dry Goc Notions, Carpets and Window Shades. Dress goods of tll grades t eading colors, and at all prices front 5e vard up. Dress Ginghams of ov iariety 5ets. tup. Red and white Wool lantels fofn 15cte. up. Our I lannels, at 24cts, is equal to any 3G cetit l'lit iel in this fiountry. W ; Icans ofe very lmake. (All wool filling at 8 cents.) Unbleached homes froti 2 to 8 ceuts. Bleached goods from 4 cents up. Cotton 1'lantels 6 CO up. Calicoes frotn 3 cents up. Plaiti Homespun f to i cents. Wino shades on Spring Rollers with fixtures complete o0 cents. M1ENS, Ladies and Chihl'cn's tinen (!olits (all lleit) l cnt. Lad Linen Cuffs at S to it) cents. Camb) n'ic hanldkel'clIlefs from 1 cent 1 en's unlaundred shirts at 35 centts, Men's drill drawors 9 cent. 1 nd ladie's Uimder vests at 25 cents. And luimlred of othet- cheap thi: ahich for want of space will not lnentiou, They carry tle Tirgest and most varietdc stock in this litie of business o fflered in ttpper South Caroliun, an1d the People of 011 Plckents District n lepend thatt no stone will be left unturned to give thon SATISFACTI( A i E;every senSe of the vond by McALISTER & BENT Z. FOR_SALE. The Arkansaw Travel ' ACHES 01 I,AN Ii, one tole frorn The most reflned and umost popular of I )D Paekens C. 1. A two hors' erId the humorous journals. >t itnprovedl landm. Agtood I)welgin ouse, and ues t lanildin.s' ,-n l EIi veil timelur d. Apply at this olicer, or to 1)1 the choicest. Original and Selec .T.\ MES L. I'INSIIlAW, matter every week. dec 16 ly PaNrn.RwN . C, PRICE $.O A YEAR, POST-PA .......... ._ _ TO ANY ADI)RJ(S. ] ] SPECIAL OFFER. By spc'ial arrangement with the r - Greenville, H. C. lisi-r of this paper, 'h A rk'. 'nr 'fTr )1lAars( enings uitromm first start. Co. lyt' Oi and tenus tree. (set ter not delii ( rceenville , -.. .. ( (, E-tM a ii in. bu o setid tIs yoir addri so ;at 'mnce. II. IIA.L.Irr & Co.; Porthan Ov-er Wesitmlorelinl I ros. &- Un)ke's 31aine- febi 17, '87-1y D)rug Stom. july 14, '7, . ----- _____ _______Professienal ~otices. *O Attorneys and Counselora at Las 4 . dPICKENS 0. THe S. 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Weusil THISCOODOLD TAN~-rr minamtper t eveig,tt anapot nal hsums 011 dmmfin alm teir tim moton Ieheiineiifi boysii~.q im ~riod xcl iiu atimrn and girfl ls '1 iR ni-arml a uehd a enr 1m~Mtetmi Iimiaamm i fmmmm lt t~ mnwesA Aldre. und tes the. b unes ,5v hie ti. offer.( To such as arey not eeds sellm atrmlflmeo Timel.mamihenmet neillittimndSeoneaCdollaL. to a- o h io Tim (Smte ned.IL oriii temuaadimii bleS of j wit ig. Fule at Se ars an oiicle Potln , aienfb 7h'7-. 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