The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, November 03, 1887, Image 2
' [HI SENT iNE L
,. f/ -". E..BUWus,'& Co., rrOprietors.
PICK NS C. H. S. C..
'THUflSDAY, NOVEMBER '8, 1887.
tF orStubseriptiotn2 $1.;J!rorcrannum.
strietly in advance; tor Niinout hs, 7:;e.
Alert.Ismrie1ts insertled At onre dlollar
per square of on ir'h or less for t he first
insd1 ion'aici fifi c ent S for each Sub1Iq
S C~-nt insrt ti(,n. r,hle'rail iicouilt nuulc to
nerChntaUts an<d t1ers aidvertismg fOr six
m+nlont hs or by' th e ir.
cObituary Notices exceedlin; five lines,
'I'u ihuteS of Ilesiect, (%onuuniin(tios
of a perso)n.alclatraclter, when aulimissalble
w\"il l he("lugrgedl for as advertiSenets.
It is said that the Alpha Oil Con
pany has: goun' to the wall. 'This is
-a mistake. ft was swallowed by one,
'Stendard, which is still standing.
EX-GOVerno1r, D)aniel HI.'Clhan..h r
lain boldly xpresses his preference
for'democratic neth. 's and admuinis
trdtions, and though a republican will
support the nominees of the )eno
'cratic Party. lie has been rceiasel
f i good many .things, huit never of
bding a fool.
Who wou1hl ( have thought it.? hut it
is true. T1he ti;;ht, barrel coopl
ers of 'iicago, 2,000 in number, are
about to follOW their MihLIukee breth
ren, and quit the Knights of Labor.
They are opn,sc/d to 11he tent 1ance
Tf v.enent in that body, for fear it
will reduce the deainnd f(or balrrels.
Self interest. Whiskey fiurniislws
l)read to th'.isan1ds ma(l deth ".e
nulhions.
I);ring the last Lfev (laos, several
we"ddtings 'ot wshich the ctlke had
been1 icesl andi the gutstf al ssei1led,
Im.c .cetn nu,llc(r1iLiously "1bit"(1
1bv the diS:p1pa(i'nee of te gLr, uip
on whol it has iurned out that som1e
other (fe1low had asenior r(ea'r(e(
mln' T xun oI1i;T lo (Ii) riot
vant thecir affectiions bldasted nand their
wedding suit to bieome must v he
fore it is used, had(1 belIer ex'uNiine
the records carefully before they in
vest. The record is generaily kept I
by tlh: gil.
"Two sid o to C41 (18 uestion" is for.
cilily illustra.iel by a 1m 1st rlaborate
editorial in last week's Keowee (oui
rier, in reply to the manyr arices ro
cenitly publ)ishted on1 jte defects of the
ciinual law. 'lheO.4.uie tb inks the
]law will d1o very well a1s it is, anid
that muchel whicho hals been sa4i agatin.et
1s 'n fth e icrease. C'rime1 is I not 441
thle ine(:mase ini the Eigh t h Ci rcuit.
Wh len a manu I is pult 4)1n trial herei, thle
gene'ral rul' is' c1onviet i44n, y(t, 11h( law
.wrs *whe defend4 atre eta:l inl ability
to uny in th~1e Statie. t, is not4 sur
prsg ho~wCee, thalt the (ilk-1rs
whos(le datily Vwork is fthe (enforcem11 et
of the, rio.al low, .,bOubt thin1k
thiere is agrea. (deal (If erimie, anid
share withI tG .public11, thle belief thait
e'very man w1lmWl is ac04cused is guilty.
Th'le (rillinl law is as5 nmeh01 forth
prot41eeltion of the10 Iio'ent as11 it is f411
the punishumxent of thol(gulilty, anId we
G~eorgia palssedl a lawv forId ading
thle wh4ite' 141nd01 c'led 4( ra 1 being
news papers' ras Id a t remelous&~(II.
how~l ab ouIt race prejudi(ce' inl thle
South11. .lhn h--rnlum'st11 lit tle State,
Ohio, madie a law reqmuiin g 1the f w)
races to l'ie (ducalted inl 11he smae1
school) room11, butf thet 1board oft plic
school trusftecs inl on' of the' republi1
wvould niot colmplly with the law. A
mass18 moeiing of citizens11 was entlledl
and1I lel u niosly xu:staie th1(11le b)oard
inl 'Inoing the law. A t ibis meeit
uig a1 proin~ent ltepublican said Ithe
board did right, that lhe was ini for
driving the last ne(groo(uIt of the townII
any how. A lead(inIg bnke'r has1
agreed to st and 1bet ween the 1 (4ard1
aind all dantiger, so for ats the law is
conicerned. Thiese: are th peole~ wilo)
homeanUh the SumthI for iae prtjuic1.
How mianiy northern papers01(1 will take'
thle Ohio episodeo for a text oni race
p)rejudtice, anid try tou pull1 the beamii
out (of their own eyes? The11 North
-has 110 love for the negro only at a marg
nificent distance, atnd (10 not betsitate
to say he should he deied the righlt
o~f suffrage, except when lie is fool
enongh to vote the republicanm ticket.
Hensible, initelligeni t negroes neced no
further co)mment on the par'ty of great
moral ideas.
It was very clever in Asheville to
reeivC the President so kindly after
lhe had vetoed tihe buill for a pmuli
b)uildinlg in that enterprisinig city.
But where was the ednior who tele
grapheCd to. the Presidenlt 01n thatt mel
anc1hoIlv occaion)1 the 'oniviction1 that
t here was not eno1ugh81 brains in the
While House5( to fill ani ordinary tm.
spo mtl, or' words1 to thatt efThcL?-1)ab(S
1,y Mu
Messrs. J. W. Thi as, W. U
Hunt and John Brazeale, of Dfus~
villo,'lave just returned from ti pltas.
Tmt trip in ard about sono oftth'e
Georgia towns and'gold mines. T ey
went through the 'e<m'ttry in wagons,
inl order to tOVC tr. Hilliard and1(1
atnily. Ni thing ll)1ed to mar
tle 1)leasure of their trip until on
fth ir return, they tried to bull (o:e
the kper of a toll br"iJ .ntear Cantons
but the keeper, who was a woan,i
finally got the victory over them 'in
this game. The i rty had been ir
formed the bridge was free, but they
had. ot passed it more than two miles
when they were ove""rtaken by the
sheriff and b'is deluty, who carried
them before a jastice on the charge of
hull dozing, and extorted $7.50 cost
and fin' s. Mr. Thomas says this is
the fih st time he has bcein "out goner
aled" yet. Io has nothing to say
against the sheriff and ier officers,
who are perrdect gentleien, but lie
was inform5ed that Ih proscecttting
at.torey, Mr. No'vman, was a hog all
but 'hn'tail, and he (Mr. T.) is going
to sol that to hni by express.
Wh len Mr. .razeitle was arrested,
lie solilo(fuized, "I.ord! what would I
give t- 'Ie eit hir.o with i my wifel'
M'r. iint turned SO) sick the 'oflicer
('Xcusd'( himu frinn going. back. Mr.
Th1m01 b itut '\,:1r. Newtuan, "I am)
cousilerei a gen.t.lemtln at, homie.'
1ic; relited, "Y'ou do not have that
0ppe a)1rance away fromliome.' "Well,
sail 1r. Tl,mst, ''if I had you in
Caroliinit I'd manthk *vol tliiik on Was
'Iiise g(tl( m n () are ( aimong our
1b't citize:s, and 'wile they ei joyed
n0ntV lo,sp itlitiis fran cit i'ois of
(ie r'ia whict Ve're :t)preciat.cd, they
wil .rm'no r ' i(heir ViOit With) 1)1e:1
i', x:"p1rii'g the inm-ney part of the
Newitnan (111ide,
A 1 ou nitin Party.
(- r., f01' Sj,rinl lIepr'i -
Ilaving hla<l notice tiat, n uiti fun
ainl 1. Ii , ,l Ii iiie geuratlly, Wpas iii
t )re f<r (ios( wIyi(> e" t to) c'njoV it,
I left. Pi.'ons a' i ridIay O't.. 14, tak
ii ,. a n rtl'rly tli -( ctio , tio, n :i"trjy
in< at ihe r'esil'ence of (au)t. ;h: tes
:1. (;ril'iii. A ftier my arrivat T fonul
I111:t (ir ar il al h;l iboit, gathierecl,
mai (iier leilg over We starte(1 on
< 1Ir joOrin'V. Anfl ot) We wVnt tnuti l
at 1'?ld near' ('no. clt r,)l) waN reach
oil, tlun we heaec"(d straighit. f, ,'r Tablo
1t,cick. We hoon n-) hdlmt nenls w t r as
(1nce( tli' 'al.dc Rlock H t), but ?\ow
thlie private resilence f tI r Nathan
ii l\Keith , luere we (called a hialt for
mti' fed and nice fires 'vepa'm\ by
our kind mnountain frnietal, we ate OUt'r
tirnst pienie supper, which was quite a
noi vel thuumg. About this time wer were
joined1 .y two i Cii iiis, on~e frion the
Mounijt ain grove sect ion anid the (other
fr<iu I lie ( ) t;mlii seti iim Ouir erow<
iiii ill'ill4'i'l( I 1p il th li fw('nti0.4.
Slijper haingi~ over( tlle >olliiger oi*
the crow<l n-piredl to the ladlies' room
w'.here' flwy,'oi; ngi.l i .n vaious k-in imds
o)f pist t nes .. A1)u ii 1 i 11'ce 0l5od
(aly itarti next, morinug to the topl
of thIie lI k, weV1 aros 151 early:11
flit we comirae'iend' the niight before.
A ft er b reaikfaist thle ascent was c'omn
meni ced and by' 7 ('clock ii. im. we were
laut tli terrile eliminguii~ lent mouide
everybodythirsty, so tesrn a
su ht,li od on ihd brn~ght a
cu~p. 'lii tsoon iIit wiliirfiul pl ant,
the "I fiantev's Cup,'' was found and
t hen atll coimbl diink with ease. llav
inr iniik mal restd we1 trcliuuk otut
sigh t seeing'. and waiirin chestlnuts,
11av in ii mule( ai ci rei 'f thle litir
I oe Ik we ret niin'di ii lii he sprwing whvlere
WI enijloyid a niice luinch llu-ell le ib
i l(h , and1 tlu- P oNoh the liu gles ' N est,
thue Dev'.il's Deni mal nuiun uithier pla
mi anoi the ir pincie wa Vls had1( indl all re
edi iaml paid for all their labosr.
[Workinlg d'or EducatlE in.
Thie colra poleri11(1 oc(f 1Pickenis are
t ryin g to0 git a helte Ir schl nAsysi'temi.
Teli fre e schoilol luhns upon(l anl av'.erag2e
at yeir, auullt long~ (enoulgh fir a pumpil
to get a stai, 1but lie forge'ts allihe
learnie iifore he has an o iher oppoirtu
meOtinig at Uniioni ('ainpgroiud, andlo
ship ini thle (county1 meet t P Iiekelns
(ourthouse5( in Hatiuniv' lhe ithi olf
jNovemberil, fori the purpfiVoe of flormi
in g a jini t st1ock ciompanyi i~, so) we mayii
1b aible to hnyi~ a luecc oilandii wh''ercon
wi ilm:y erct a. school)4 bumildinig. A t
tilhel cofericec thle follwinlg liillers
w.er e0 lecte<hi W:". 1). Jen k ins PI rcsi
(lent, Revi.S. Halllivan~i Heeretrryi', J1. P.
Cri'g V1lTresurerl, with oneul from eaiIch
touV ns'hlip as5 viue lu-sidenlit to lbe kniowin
A IRratVe fER I4en.
A genutlemanuil w..ho was ini thle Da
oitheir day tA Iells ofi on1 act oif hier'oism
on the 1)art (f a lady hrIhere . On)e (10ay
last week, a negro celhin on the place
of Gleo. W. Cox, (alight on tire. Mrs.
knew' there was a sick child in thle
house, ando its plar(ints weie away.
She rus~hied inito the bu.ringil (aiiiii,
securied1 thue help[less child anod ran
ouit. As 5111 rushed t I-rough the
dloor', a parit oif the biuiling feil iin,
and sheo was ter'ribly' burneid. She
saved the child but. her own huni a
were so Revere tiat it. is fenredl she
ta(e If 5o ttjjTa;olia,
'COUNTY OF IiCKEN',
IN C )M MON PLESS 'GdU IVT.
- --0
ERSUAN? to Judgenonta foi'fo're
clo5ure an( derees of sale ih the
following entitled easea ' will sell on e
salelday in November next, at th'e court
1Iouae (uring the legal l(ftirs 6f'saTo,
t'w following (oser ibed REAL ESTA'T-E
on the terms apecitid iu'tho 'ieapectivo
eases, to wit:
Whither Symmes 1
vs. Foreclosure.
Johtn E. Uassa:way.
All that piece paree or lot of lPind,
with tlieaildingH thereon, in the town
of Central, ("unty of Picktmag, State of
South ('arolina, bounded on the south
)y Main Stroet, on the west by Potadle
ton Street, u)n t1he north by lot, formerly
owned by Iiorroughs, and on the
east iy 11 C. Shirley lot, ctn
ting roh-fourtlh (;) of an ncio
more or less, known in the original:-phtn
of said town a1is Lot No 1.
'1'lItMS ('ASI I--Purchaer to pay'for
)al)ers mil for recording the skoe.
J. 'I'. Nix ;
vs- - Frolostiro.
Anry E. Modn.1
All that pieie, parcel or lot of Ifnm in
the tcw tn ofj. Easley, Pickens Connty,'
St-to 01 Rofh Carolin, buuundetl b']
hns ( of ('lliver ;oJ10 , Antdrew Runiot<,
J. C. Ifinno and J ,lin S. Lathem, hc
ing 'hl place wh,-rin the defen(lat now
reso ns, CLiIn taling thsr,e a ndt three
folurlh (3; acres mure of less.
T I MS ('AS Il--Iurehaser to pIay
for papers and for recording the satuno.
1
Robo.=taon, '1'aylor etal -
vs. - 'ort:clOsire.
''. A. & A. WV. Iudgens,
1. One hit in th1, town of Eueiev,
Cunty atl Stale ufore:iil, with sto'r
housl:e the-reu;m, front-mati'n Mfain Streeti
ftfty -two d111(1 ne h tIf (59 ) feet, and
rumming bak two hlndrel and nine -
((t)) feet, hoin.li'el on the west by W. M.
IIHgio & ('o., 511ut in)111(1 east. 1y lot. of
if. .1. (iginilli.ct,, tonta(iui? one-fourth
(t)-of an aero nmore or less.
2. That. dw(ll-ing house and lotin Fae
towta, h<mn<(ie.l ,,n tl>e -n.rth 'hy liain
Street, (n tlie est by lots of rs. . :ulia
(igntilliait aned others; anl the (eaSt by lot
(of W, ~.11a el~) id others, lein ~t.he
'1?e wheronti to d temutet,, A. Ws. I1~ g
ensM, li'ves, contammis f'' C acres~ tn-ore ot
l ess.
13. All t-hat ce'rtain ibrant of laind (the
titles to wvhich are said( to be in defenldantl
A. WV. linagensd sitluate nearf thle town
of Easley, aiing~i lxans of Matry A.
Oats, A. 0. Wyatt, ,Tmes B. lIeste.r :uint
otheors, conitaiiring sixty five and1( one
lf (051, ) arres morie or1 less4.
T]Ell'.lS Oniethinl of thu" piurieimse
moeye to b) In:id in enhl, the ha'lanL1ce ion
aL credhit of maii' andt two years4 with iI4ter
esat firom1 day of sale, s- ie-i htI..on
of thICjI1l4 prlatr nod 1mortgaige (of the
pretmi.-e, puram!lier allowed to anIt ii
1)41e yaI)I\nflt1. i'IrelaLier to pay for
papieV andl PXr reioning!. the namie.
Ma:ggie (. Lewis ~TPei5VIe
'Thomas J1. hi ng,
All that p1ioenA', pariel or trad. of land
situtec inl PiOkeni C<nu, tv, StaLte afoie
id,ajoinilng lm1s of Itenlon lballum)s
('rrme Il ch arloh paI-sosige andI olthers, be'
inig tiOe tracet of lnd bone;ht, by Th1omas1
.1 Rimg fromt I 5)kint f. Wilson, Cl II.
ac'res ineor.'ur)1 h-ss, a.s ilnnteyed and11 pla~t
tool by I.'. V. ( 'layton I>. S.
TEi' I\S (CAShl11Pnn-hlaser ti> pa\y for I
titles and for recoerduing the ramel(. (
MX. A. ILloll ingWrth,
vs.'~*
Mautel A. PoHe r Geo 6 Fo1l4osuro 11.
E. Cl1iano and. et.h- e
All tIaOt piece, palrcel 01' tract of land (1
Hituiate in the 'ouint,y and( State' aftr
siad, conivey.,d bly the dIefendallnt1 Samut- N
el A.. Port er, lo G eorge E. ChILapma ,rme
(corded4 ~i in(ConvY1vanen' look .1., page
152, and14 descr4ibed4 aLs follows: Ont Ihead(
waters of Twelve Mille R iver, Ibeinig a
par oLl.f the Samu (el AX. P orter h1 lfom plae,
cotiing two hundredl and1 twenity-sev
enI and11 one feourthi (227 ac-rea norae or f
less. R~eference-,i to saidi deed( wvill fuilly
shn1w the mvites and0 houn la~ of saulidland(.
TI Elui~ S ( AS II ierchaslter to pay for o
tit les and fo.r recording~ the *4amo.1(.
0-. 13, WV 4 ,1. J. L.Ew is, (.(.p. h
County Commissioners.
rjliE . A unal Meet inig of the Bo)ard i'
i of County Conunssioners o
enls (~ Curt H1ouse5, S. C. inl their oIlie
on t he Il IT T1' F'Si A Y tfter the~
Iir.-at. Mo ilay inl NovnembIler )ext, r
All persons11 holhlig Ibills, alsconihls '
ori demand)t s (of any3 khia lI.gainst the
County of Pickens, which havc niot
beent before presentedf4'( to the( iboard(
oIf (ouinty C!omnimssoier-s, at slpecial
meings held during the year,~ are
herebyi nifield to deposi81t the ae
with) theo und1(esigned(, Clerk oft nail
Boardl, on1 (or be(fore the 1st day; oIf
'xuluilled 111141 (tihered( to be0 j)5(ltt
Siaid anhIILIII jneeting.
0. U. DTRANr,
ect 11~ 4 (Clerk~ Jionn1 (onm
The Fall d&si n 'of tY s I'n .itute be
;ine to-day, (Sptumber 5th:) 'ITie Prin
ipal, Dr. J. R. BAiley, lM4o a daeiR'e1 with
Itn in the Literary DeyiErnet\t ?trof.
. W. McCauley, and in the 'fusical Dt
)artment, Miss Carrio P- .'MDcl ,
1'h1o rate8 of Tuibionl -pr f(ssion of'flso
nonthe will be u3 follows:
[leading, Writmg and Mental Arithme
ti----...-.-- ... . .. .
[:nglish Gramms.r, Geography, Arithme
tic 'o......................10.00
Ugebra, Natal Philosophy and Bheto
ric... $12.G0
Datin, Greek, Moral and Mental Ph.iloRo
phy. .. ....................$1 .5t
A very small fee-not exeec(ling one
iollar per session---will be (:harged each
mupil, to meet iii iinnhd expeOe.
'scod board can b'ehad at $R.OO and
610.00 per month.
.. A. Cuir,cn, 1. ie). Ar.:xANDRn,
S''t-etin. Ch'm. B'd. Trus.
Sep. 8, 'tf
St'ECIi A2:t!
----0
It is with mnch pleasure that we
mlnounce to our many 1)atr'1 that
WQ have m1a(1o arralnemnlits with that
vido-aw\"ake, illustrnted farm maga
ine, The A merican Pa-ner, l)t1)lish
Ld at i'o1t MlIaynte, In1., and read by
ieti'ly 20),000 farntrs, by whioh that
,,reat publication will be mailed di
rect, ece, 'tO the -t(lfres es Oi uy (h
:>r subscrihers Vh1() will come in 1and
"ay up all alrreair ages oh silbcription
lid one yiar 'iin advt(nce from date,
nidl to any new subscriber who will
pay one year mn advance. This is a
rand opportunity to obttin tt first
lass farti joturnal free. The Amwri
an i?ariiler is a ln'gt l-page jourmnal,
)f nati cnl circulation, which ranks
1mo1(ng the leading agriculnuurl pa
>ers. :It trruts 'he l. (u(hti'n-of econ
>mty in tttridihtire. alnd the ri hts
tmd pr is'il.;es (1 th:it vait body of
'itn Anlin riani Farmners - -whose
ndunst.ry is the basis of nil material
m(1 national p)rosperity. Its highest
?urposc is the rle'ati('n and enno
1t.iug of -agi"iculttre th-r'ughI the
ui~her and 1rode1(1(1' dui(n1(' O Of -the
ne1n a-nd P'Omtlel eignged in its pui"
uits. Tbc1 r uhn-" Ssubscr:i )tionl
>riCe of Ht' Amer icani r i s'l( is 1
1.00 sr year. [t (osiy t yimthig.
rOmi aJIy une niimbler illens cnn h e
lttinrcd flhat wvii b)1 wrcth thrice the
ulisti'ip)ti o1 pric(' to yout Or iem
ers of youur hounss"hlcl, yet i ou get it
ee. Call and See tuiii;lf ( co)y.
M'FAL L'S
aLMAN AC
ii a a 7.
dIow H ere It Is Again!
A ni1Ce lot of 1Ib1>ber Simes,1
A niVe lot of O)ve' (coats,
A ntice lot of BlankLets,
A nice lo o1 (f Wors1't 'd(,
A nice lot o4f FlannIIel.
VLIeavy IWhdeI shiirts forV menl, nice
lo)ves aini1 unlder ve'sts for lad(ies.
[oud.s and toysH for the chlildlrcu. New
ailicoes amdi minghams. Lar'ge' 14t
(lCheeks, Shiirings and1 Dhi s. (Good44
mlec shoes and nails. Iron and steel,
est coffe.e and teas, nice eralktkers5 and1
ICCese. D)on't forTget my1~ boots1 "rul1
meIS, umbrel''h1s, w.thips, colars15, Ibv
ess4, 11add(les, llalters and1( bi'hlEs.|
[anfess, sole, u1pper' 'and lace' leatthler.
[ost atll kinds of tools, t acks ani d pegs.
Rtegular (Ouriosity Shop!
Com ahdl ask for wha~t you41 wanit.
o bait.s offered4'. No~4( lies'tohl( to ef
Thel rut this Almniaruns linh , is an
dl oneW, aind a1s 141ng as it 1run1 sniot heII
H goinig to staiy theorec And this is
ont it riuns:
Thre right kind a oos
The ighi'lt kind ofI prlice's,
nid Theu right kinid of torno4~, titd
'hait is what alwalys br1irIgs fthe right
TFhis A.hnanl)e tries to) pleast all
,asonale peple"444, inl gnllit y, quanlt it y
nd' figures, but ntever tries to cater to>
tIe wathl 4of all th' "'frenLaof mnture"
lilt theI emullrnunIity is inlfes5ted' with.
'hat's the havrd-*f kind (of a thiung to
0, and1~ the nex t hardest Is to) (d1n a
L'1>eettle whi lte muan.
It Y on WVant t (A odd A rt lelee
KI Pm4io ToI4Ac,o1 ask yourIii de(alelr for
"OL D REIP'
~Tiperhous are heorebiy wtifned not to
ettime, or I a Vy vlayV tres5pass*
ponI miy land in 1numpkitow~tt TLowns
hip, 1:TereCaf:t tr44spa4sme will be
roseculted to f-hd (edent of fie fat'.
fet. 21, '87 NI Na B, 11. 4'b.O.
tCO'JNT:Y OFr PICKFt8.
Ift'our of 'on>tiion PlIeli,'
BY iVITUE of Sundry Execution
to me directed and ' lodged in.
my office, I will sell to the high
est bidder at Pickene C. I., dhiriig the:
legal hours of sare on Salo Day in Noveni
her 1887, the following; dcgeribed-iEA-1
ESTATE, to wit:
ALL that lot or parcel of land lying in
the town of Ersley dn Tuble Rock street -
know'n as Lot No. 9 in the pint of Etlison
Smyth, fronting 91 feet ru 'l' ilt iock
Street and running hack 110 feet, ad
joining lots no. 8 and 10, and lot of Gig
nillint on the Inaek. Levied on as the
l>roperty of P. A. and R. L. Owubcy t
the suit of J. C. Frost et at.
Sol at the .1isk of former pUrchasot
TERMS C(AH-Piirchaser to pa.
for papers and for recording the samo
et L3,--4t H. A. RICH EY s.r.r.
Bridge to -.et.
0
NOTICE is here'y given that we will
bn at iisley Brislge on SalftiR River
en -ri<ay 'the 4th day of November at
10 o'clock a. In., to receive' bids
for rebuildling said bai(lge. Sperifi-i
citions furnished on day of letting.
(;eoilmtissioneru f' rve the right to re
ject an.y or oil lids.
J. ('. Ara:xANI>rn, ('om. P'iclk'ns ('o.
J. P. ?ooiwin, Con. C(reenvillc Co.
Oct. 13, 1887-4
:Mrs. Hattie Keith. i
HJAS received her Stock 'of Fall an
- winter Millinery, and is now prep:ir
ed to trtat her aItrons with the L;itest
Mt.vtcs at it l"#ashiouns :;d uxeite ord(ir
at short initice. AIll r;ho i- v wn u inl.
goods in her line are ilvited to call at
V . l1, Pe4 db-./n ,.tme t., t;re"p
ri/le, ,S. c Vt 7 :4
POMONA ILL NUSR8
PO3)IONA, N. C.,
Tw ainid a haf r' 's west o,f (re ns
hero, N '. The 'nfitint line of the H
&S D). f. B. I',a:sesi thri'ugh grounds(h
and'w itthir 1 ii) feet. of the o;ice(. i:t.
loin Itras i Tuai:ke regu.~ Ilari stops ) twiic
daily ("4 way. Tlhose in t( rested in,
fruit a '14 fruit gro.wing are e&dially
invited( to inispctf this thie hug'est
niursery ini the State andA wm'~ 'uuonj'
the largest~ in the South..
The proprietor ha for 'nianv vears
visited the lea' ing re'ries 'Nort h
Pnd West., -arid'eerresporid( \vith
those oif fareigA knitries, gathieriing
eve-ry frit <lriilatedl tin .Ft:t the
Rou'thi, bo thi na tite anid -f O'i'n. Thei
reuin of P omonia I ill NneW.eries
inu i ch t hant many~ i agent g':ing out
umre,try' leane& the impresC:sioni
nureseies. Why do ( t hiey 4. itt Let
the )1 pubic answM~er.
I have in. sVIe' gruwh;ig (dn e'nn
or seenin ay i wo unr.'serIies ini 'North
Caurol ina, (conlsist in g of apph-, peach,( i
inectainel-, R iusianl~ apr'i-ct1 bilbIerry,
llniinees. Snmall fruits: Straiwberc'y,
wvalnuits, rI ihr, 1 alarguIs,eer
gr eis., shad es rss c
G ivoe yo'u orde' tu myV auithorizedl
ag~ent (ir ordelr diirect fromei the iiuirserv.
Corresponidenee $soHeit'ed. Desciript.
'e ent ilo guhe free oni appjl iention1.
Address,
Guilford Co. [' POM~ONA, N. C.
F?URNIT URE!
MA K Ii YOUR i 1OW ES AT..
TH IA(OTI VE
Ouir a'd t4(Ne of .lllIiiitare is
coin) ing ini every day.
Iureau oI'LlMf every' kind cheap.
i(IS teaids of all sorts.
Waihilstands(1, Tables, Ward 'obe,
wolvenl wire and sh>t springs, [Rock
ing (chairs; (hirnV~ for (hibldren, and
all as lchhp as aniy whetre ini t he South.
A t11ful ~ ine< Cofhnts and Caskets
of all sizes, and Bui id Rob des al
ways onl hand. Will wain on custoia -
era day or niighit.. And tlie lacle for
Batrgains 1 i t
Oct. I, dmo
DC1AS. cALISTERl,
-Old ickens, S. 4 .
Butterick P
DEAL E]
Dry Goeds. Notions, Carpets,
Sladc
Cleveland _Tlock, (Yor. 11
GRE1JNVTh
TAC EDJ fro ;'stein to stern with ev
INotioiis, Ca.rp ets and .V indow Shady
leading colors, and at all pl ice"s from 5c yau
variety Sets. up. Red and white wvoi>l Fl
Fhinnel, at 2icts. is eqial to .ajy 3fi cc
Jeans ofe very nmake. (All Wool filling at
from 2 to 8 cents. Bleached goods from
up. Calicoes from 3 cents up. Plain
Shades on Spring Rt lers with fixtures CoiS
IIENS, Ladies an Cti ildren's Linen C
nen ' Cutl' at 5 to 1 cats. C:uiihbr
c+en's unhua1ndcred shirts at 35 Cenlts, M
tn<l.lmclic's uider vests at 25 ceits. Ai
whicli for wart of space will not inention.
Thev canrry ilie :ire:t. antd most varied
ft're 1 i1 u11)per S, :th Car l;it, 1111 the
pIilsnd th:t oi stone vill be left uituruc
'u "e..sense of the word by
McALISTER
R Agents who a nCoW
1-11 WEEKTLY DET;
der its slecial ofler i
TO T.3 Wi are :u;il
w li vc1y little -el lrt.
]FJjJ1l all the Conity anid l'
- the Uniten i4tates. Se}
t Oee. Very liln ri
L IJ LLrAest id .
ha:vo The WVac"kly D)ct 1
A 11 ,F1ur Months Oil Trial 1
100 to $300 '
vbholo timeO to the . .utiiness. Spa. IUO- I
H'. JO IlNSON & (O., 1013 Mai aq%reet
J. G. BLACK~
I'hv. ho hgt ot ilie (iovh'e >i
w"ith n pC th
BEAST!i.. '\Vl ko~ :
3Mexiican 1 ]ClC)3
CTT 3DE
kciatica, Scratches, Contracted
lumibago, Sprains, ucc
Etheumatism, Strainls, rpos
Burns, Stitches, Ho u
italds, Stiff Joints, Sco
itingi Backache, Wos, _
Bites, Galls, wny
Bruises, SorceSdles,s,~l
Bunions, Spavin Pc.
jorne'. Cracks.w
THIS GOD Ob,DuTAND-B
Eut0hfiho frvrboyenly htisimdI1(
vi'It.(~1o tt(33 ra~o,sforl o of Alirt,o
lie ii~tiitgLiolieti ICCfo ddl uieral,
tp)leeblhon freverybody exnetly wuhat icmoedo il
r t. e Iof,C therea for t rt populary ofhe
he Mustngi,o LnCIent lfon 11n1 CltBll u~niersa
The. M0lcdantile nerda It alw1ayi3 oh hisi worktC
bench.
T ho M iner needs it in case of emergoney, i
heii l'looneerneeds114it--can'tgot along withtit.~(
The* Famo needs, it In 1h1s house0, hIs uitat;
Ind hii stock yarrC tt*we
The Stoimbonot minn or the lr.ntniana neddA lt
It In liberpi1 supply aifloat nlt Ialhori'. lii
TFhe Hoerse-fnneler neeOds It-It Is bis best P
rilend anil safest reiilanco...
Tiin~0 ftock-grow(or niecti it-It ill save hliti
hIousabril (f dlollaira 01nd a world or troule.
Tihe ttllronid mntu needsi it artelwwll rtdod it shm
long asi hit life Us at round of ace'tdts, ICC drogeors.
The hiackwcb('tan nadaiI It. '1ll-Ih C is oth
lng Iike It aS an anitlIto for the dangers to 11fd,
limb i(rid ebmfort whioh aut-roinad thei piloneer.
The Mter6hannt nddi iLt'Ht his store amotig 2
his emiployees. Acoidets wvilt ifdfpen, and thr
i-hoeo come thCn M)tantIg tLiient il WMi,tE'd at Hueil.
Keeip nit itie inl th~he luser 'TIv tilo bedC of Pi
K(eep n Ilottie in t he Furt ory.' its inomedlate 'ie:
use in enso0 of ne'eldent saves paln antd ?oss of wage.t.
Keep ft Hottle tways~' in tihe Stable fo to
lirt, when ItnhCte
J&.iI IS 14 l1y
L. R. L. BERZ
Charleston, S. 0.
'atterns.
"S uuN
Oil Cloths, and WIndo*
s.
a'in and McBee Ave,
i,E, s. O.
iry iake atd ihapo of Dry Goodd,
is. Dfcss hoods of all grades an
rd rp. Dress Ginghams of every
meuLs from 15ets. up. Our Re4l
at Flannel in this country. Wod
35 cents.) Unbleached homespuii
cents up. Cotton Flannels 5 cents
Homespun 6 to 7 cePi . Wid dbw
31>leto 50 cents.
)llai- .(Jll linen) 5 cents. Li1ieH'
ie h:tLitkehliOfs from 1 cent up.
ir.'s <rill dratwers 25 cent. Mens
l hu:idr; d of other cheap thius
stock in t.his line of husilii's ever '
)eol of Ol<l Picken h istriet may
:l to give thorn SATISFACTION
& BENTZ.
soliciting suil)scription to TIUE
1OA R E PRESS un
f FOUR M)NTJES FOl
:ing Three to Five Dollars per day
We wvant agent to represent us ab
i ii".t Fairs, antd in every town iil
)d f;.r credentials and agents out
l c)OniiSsions and cash prizes for
.' Fi4 2 T .that any One can
)it Free Press sent to their addrd
or 25 Ctnts. Acdlrss
MCO.. 1)etr'olt., Nich.
be Arkansaw Traveler
m<ISt n Iin d( and non+- poplal:r of all
I he eboicestL Originazl an<l Selteted
ma:t.t er (eer ntek
ICE $2.00 A YLAR, POISNPAID
T(1 ANY .IM I .:ss
SPECIAL OFF ER.
H:a thus aliLrdlig anI iiloituity to
'a t: aeo i u r tileI coied
L;"W :. urishI the two large and
iii h to.'t o-r with thet iriinial story aff
I by' Co( ' unnly " Faul knler, will .
*ldt n a.lreso receiplt of 4 t.-1
tir it:unp. tae These l>ueture*s ari
ii i lireni itans, b.t areC miled,
-p;id, onlyV oni receipt of Iprice. Ad:
ilA & BFINHAM PUl !ishaers,
ILit l10O ,, Ark.
('e on live at hIome, a1lu( make more
m,meyC aLt worki for1 usx, than at any:
tIhing lie in i-his world. Cap1ital1
iiei ded, -yolt are st arte fi ree. IBotti
rg Lrm lsVue froini first st art. Cost:
dlit ti and t ermus free. Het I er not delamy.
Il o o hi to iend( Lus your atlres.e
I iiad out; if -vou a e wise y'ou will dd
itone.II luurrN oti.;ran
C. A. (enIL14. J. P. CAREY,
ORILI) & CAREY3
torneys and Counselors at La*
PICKE:NS C. H.-, S.CO.
>t. 20, 1887--tf
JUIJJ s IJ E. noIGs1
ORKIN LASSE8Rt~ .
10repared tol furnisch 'all (Ilam wi'
I l i y i t at home11, thle whcl tII ,(
oI lbigh andII proll t Per sjeo
r sex' ensd~ y ent-na from Ij0 f'lnts to $10
eenig and111( a proportional nhiln
,uting ill their tuine to the~ bmh,inem
ia iurlsl earni lnaly a sinuc ais inen
it all w ho see this~ iy i-hil their ad-~
iii, an t the hiilnd's, we innke thie
er. To suchl as til-e not well xuatrsfled
wf dl -s.-nd one1 dlolIhar to pay~ for thitrou
of wriuting. Ftll paurtietirs and out
fr (. Atlree5t (lxowi J+rINsoN & Co.d
rhu, bt feb 17, '87-y.
)ftee of I'iiI Settlemii,
State o1 South Carolana,
(Iouinty of Pickens.
OTl'f( E k teru by given that~ w wil
iibajiby t., .1. B .Newvbory, Judge of
ite f or 'IjekenIi Cormt v, 4Juth1 t'uaro:
y. oni theu 2(th oi(f Nov~uiubbr next fof
vU to,inake aL Fjinal Xett ementl in tho'
aI i ( 'halrt b4 a loper, dtid;nse1d; anid askM
0' discharL'do as Adlisjtratorli.
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