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1IHE SENTINEL. J. E. BOGGS, Editor. J. E. BOGGS & Co.. Proprietors. PICRENS C. H S. C. TIURSDAY, MARCR 1a, 1888. for Subscription, $1.lSOpcrsnnum, atrictly i'ivnce; for six mntha, 7e. Advertisemie nts Insertedi at one dollat p)ersquare ofone. tch orlesa for the tirsl insertion a:nd fifty cents for each subsequ ent insertion. Liberal discount made to ingrchants and others ad vertisng for six mouths or by the year. Obituary Notices exceedinc: five 11ines, Tributes of Respwet., (om1mun.ienati(n of a pers mal character, when adumissnle will hechanrged for us a(vet iseinets. For Announcing Candidates flive dollars (=ach, strictly in advaneS, Mr. Blaine is now doubly declined on the President business. Will it require anything more to satisfy his friends, or appease his enemies? The address of Senator Murray on the occasion of the Commencement at tho Medical College at Charlestoit, was a most splendid cflrt, and it was well received. The Senator never . does any thing by halves. When Greek meets Greek, then a comes the tug of war. The Republicans are going. to fight ] the Democratic TariffBill, with a little l tariff bill of their own. The longest 1 pole knocks dowo the l)ersiumion- t Modified. A correspoudent sends us soic o:iginal stanzas with request to pub- . lish, after we have modified them, as he was not eintirely pleased with them himself. We subnit the fol- C lowing us a modification and appro- h pr.ate substitute: "Plunged in a gulf of dark despair sa My wretched muse doth lay, r< Withoutone cheering beam of hopc, A Or spark of glimmering day. N - . -- - - sI The State lRepublican Party ti showed some feeble signs of life ii t1 Columbia last week. A few of those A who once enjoyed tha fostering care t of the Government, in the superb t luxury of muonthly checks, showed 1 their gratit.ude b)y a secret mieetingv inl I the namne of the dlear old pairty, and I by breathing out some resolutions endorsing the imost p)robable Itepub. I lican Ilauldite for the presidlency 1 Johny' Sherman. CUMDEaLAND) GAP, conviently situat (5d near the b)oundalries of three StaLt --Virginia, Kentucky and Tenneesee -was naturally a very important point r in '61. It was a highway from Vir- 3 ginia into Kentucky, and( at poiint of 1 the utmyost strategic importance. The scenery hero is suiimely grand, and I flow that S1 ut.hern m1ounitain regions . are attrr ting attention as places ofa summer resort, is yearly visited by) 3 increasing numbhers of tAIurtists. 1 It is probalel there will be two. State Conlventionis t,his year - one0 to efect delegates to St. Louis, thne other tou numinauite State otliers. There is somte talk of hlidinig one of thne Con venltots ini the up-country. The (one to elect delegates to St. iLoui s will have to b)e held ini May, so it is time for the~ varlious d11eoratie clubs in thle County to imlprove thne fir-st opportu nlity to organize for the camp;aigni. When these mfeetiings atre called, it will be interesting to know who the clubs wrant for President the next termi. The internal lievenue Bill has been submitted to Congress biy a Democ.ratic mlajority' of the ways andni means commlittee. Section 1 pro v'ides '-that afte4r the first dayv of Juily 1888, all taxes ont manufacture'd chewing tob)acco, smonking tobacea.~ and snuff, all mp*3ein taxes upon manuufac, v turers of and dlealers in said ateles s and all taxes uponi wholesale andi( re-t tail dealers ini leaf tfl~ObaO be4 and( are i hereby repealed." This will leave af nlicO rond( su1m to be divided be(tweenI the produeem, mnanumfacturers andio 1 consumers of the 1ithyv weed, Thle Greenville Dauily News of the 9th1 inst., countins an able and plaun sibIle editorial oendeanvoring to esfebh t lish the neg"tive of the question: "Are 'J liquior licenses nimnorall" Its a.rgu- c *neu. wJ do1 much towards pacifying ' the conlsciences of those whlo hand al- i< rea'ly deterralined to vote for . icense ti from a b)usins stan~d point, but if it h uvished7 to make e<)n.verts, it should al 'ia~,vo gone furt;her, and piroved, if ri possible, :tbnat a wdJtkept public, hi widely atvised, re.esec,tal e barrez)am, Ii furnishes less temsptationu and lower j ,iecruits to the army of driiunrds, J than the sere.t illicit sale Qf wyhiskey M laa cellar. - J Bince Judge Nortori in the Ninty Six Township bond caEe, I'as decreed that township bonds issued in aid of a railroad corporation are unconstitu tiwal and void there has been tnunh ' iscus1(n oi the .st.lect, and the opijnion pf the Supzeme Court will be looked for vith inte-eet. The Circuit a decree is made upon the ground that a1 the' act chartering-the railroad and g iucorporating the township for the G solo purpose of making a subecription in aid of the said road unconstitu tional, because the act relates to nore than one subject, not shown in the title, and that aid to a 'railroad C is not a township corporate purpose in the meaning of the constitution. Messrs. Vells & Orr have been re tailled with Mr. V..0. Bonet to carry the case before the appeal court, Handsome prices have recently b>een offered for shoals on Twelve Mile River, near Central. We are informed that the only thing in the h way of the trade, was that the grant or"s wished to impose tlhc" condition that a ten thousand spin1dle factory should be erected on the site inside of eighteen nontlhs. Mr. 1'. C. Rob- s inson owns a fine power and a large tract in this neighborhood. It would be ia fine idea for those owning water powers to keep-n suall card in the t E'rN'rr. announcing the fact. This 1n ould be done at a very trifling cost, tucd might make the advertiser tious- el wds. The fact would be imaide known la ivery: week in Boston, New York, * ?hiladolphia and Baltimore. Pros. ! >ectors look in the country papers for m ocal advantages. This is one tliig rl 0 lie pnrinlted circular and big city week ies cannot take away from the home apCr. g iken nd1 EdgeflIeld's New of Rota d. to Col. R. E. Bwen of the Carolina umbilerlan1d Giap & Chicago road wast 1 the city yesterlay. Col. 'owen earS a look of contelt and happy itisfaction now over the smooth prog- th ss of work on the new road hetweenl to iken and Elgefield, and to a Dgtily l eW8 reporter he rcpoltod the most xtisfactory outlook for the conlple- f ] on of the ente rp ise. Mr. Pot ts, t le coltractor for the section between )U iken1 and Edgetield, has gone North 1"u a secure rolling stock for a coistruc ioU t rainl and US 0011 ias he returns trak " tying will begin. It is expected t to 'un the first train from Aiken inf t '" s Igefield by the first of M ay or the '" ifteenith, at the latest, It is reported of romI ldgt field, C'ol. Bowen salys, thatb eali estate has gone up~ one hundred P~ >cr cent. inl tile town 0on tile prospect e. f the new line.--htily News 10th. W (b, C. L. Kinig iniformsi us that he ter- A acedi about forty acres of upland last ear withx tile most satisfactory reaults. t 'he terraces stood the floods of lasta unmu.'lr with ver'y slight injury, and l Ca is land wa'is saved f.romi washling. c to Ile is Hlure thant twice as much water N v'as hel ill the fields as woul haveN 'eminted bmt foxr the terrIaces, an.1 >(lives t.hat nlot more ltan one( fifthl & tI he w'ateri escaxped fr'omu themi that Y3viuld have'( escaped if there had bieen 1m terraces. It follows, t,hierefore,1 hant no~ t moore thanu one:hialf, or' per' t [followi uthefore, th'llat no0t tn.ore1 mode-ifth of the wiater', mud amid sittiul '(ached4'( thte str'eams fr'om his planot a.. i ion that woulId have reachled t hemi )lt for the terracesWe. (anu't any sen h ibe mrn se Hthalit if all thue uilils 'vee terCedi'' ini like maner ci besides a tading dr'outhi bet ter, thme overflows v'ould niot he0 8o dlestru'ctive, and(1 lhet treamsa would soon1 bie cleared(( of the fle '? Started forTeas 1s (buxx:u:Nz:r, H. C., Feb. 28.--There e u'as some11 sensa4tioin in this cityv t hi tv mrniiig wilCen it bOcame kniownm that a hiree.little whitei b)oy, 50ons of highly esipectale par entsh, hiad runi away~ r'om1 imme . last night, and1( haid left~ 1 vord that they wexre going to T(exas. t )iligent knauhi wn,s inadie for1 thec'm pr 'y the police and citizenis, and vari. y u1s telegrams were senit inl ditl'eronut wi *irectionis, but about noon to-day the~ bil fiys all r'ehiirnedt home11. g.ad repor1ted a hant thiey had star-ted on foo4 for It 'exals but had only got as far' as Mauh. oft in Statlin, onI the Laurens railroad, aur 'her'e they spent the niighit with New oie mn Blakely, who advised them to re- vit ilrn homte, whichi they did. ThPiey hii aLve b)een readhing senisation,d nioves, of id hmad constructed G caveY in~ the ub)~ ver .ban.1k, naoar ti. city, where they pr<' id collected piatols and othier inmple-| art( ents of war*, prap1aratory for Ahe urnley. '.1'eiri 1Iuoase are WVlteir ray, Charley Swing anid Walter thuE iller, each about, twalhve yen,-- el Teacher'8 Colunw As an essential to the wni2ta iccess of'dur public free school 3*e i and to i general awakening on ie sttbjecat ufldusiation we must have the head of the system in oounty id.State a: enthusiastic and ener otio teabher; well-known for his good )mmon tense, high integrity and itimate aiquaintance with thew4 o undertakes; animated with seing osa of ahi and'Steadiesof pursuit; holly in sy d)th' .- ith .our rural tizens in their effor,ta to improve eir schools; thoroubly enversant ith the laws and principlesof his art; ell acquainted iith the basal prin pl08 in elementary and common :hool instruction; divinely inspired ith "limitless aims and etirnal Leas," and, as Mr. Calkins 'says of ie teacher, feeling more the inSpira o1n of his work than the dignity of .s office. If the superintendent fall uch below this sta(lard, then may e expect the cry of poor sclh)ols and i inefficient svsten; then naj we ex. et a general languishing of coimno hool instruction; then may we ex pect the opposition to' public free hools to become more alarming om (lay to day. A thoroughly live acher as superintendent can do ore than the preacher, the lawyer, ie fanner, the mcehanic, or any one so to infuse life and vigor intoa nguishing systemn, to arouse the tor (1 etlergies of teachers and parents; 1(1 to adjust his plans so skillfull 1(1 wisely as to gain a vantage 01111(1 which will insure the greater iciency of all o'r educational sorces. The pay wlicli the superintendent ts, the in ties prescribed by law (1 the grave responsibilities of his ie all unite to showt that lie ought he a tman of one work. Section 996 :ume('rates the powers granhted to the mte board of examiners. It seems me that it would be well to insert this section another provision aut )rizing amid commuianding this bo trd fix the montlily pay of the teachers the public fro school, and to he the pay for the same grale tuit ll tlhroughout th State. The nt of uniformiity' in the price of la r uider the Same conditions is (le >ralizimg andcl discouraging inh every siness of life, and school t"achinhg not an exeption. But in addition the ilcidental advantage of un ifor ity-anid to lily nuind( this is 110 un-. p(xrtant conslidriaionl-- there aire >ard shoul be inithelrizedjl f ix t h;; ty of teacehers. Theyuc rP alre5dv ip)owered (ii) to' adopt ruiles for the 1veri 1nmen of thei freu puii e .Xchools; to prescribe and1( enifore~ leS for am11inaitio toil f ituheris; (c) to pre~ cibe a standard of proficiency be re county boards of examiners; (d) prescribe and enforce a course of idy in tile free public .EchoolN: (e) to escribe and enforce as'far as1 j'racti bl)c uniiforim series of .text-books0; (f) grant State to iwhers' certificateu. .w, with alnl these po0wers wiselv anite(d to the State board, why is it sat a regulast ion so esH ientiail to th1 eceoss and( comiupleteness of th0 sor mi as the imatter of pay should( niot properly iintrusted to them. In edl, the elemen(1t of pay is the,key.. oine to the edntionasl arch, wi thoiit hieh th(e wvho le strui(tn re is wea~ken-. Iii ind is destinied to fall. W here is C wisdomu of granmtisng so manny im >rtat s po.hwers t.o the State board d( wvithholding onle withiout which (1 otheur4sare but as5 "'souinsils ass?" The prod nemit of any numbelh) positive cluantities by one negative oduces a negative re.sult. Of what ail is it for tihe State boardl to be ipoweredu to "prescibe rules~ fo'r 0 governmsent of. the scho~ols;" anid Lr the exaination of teaichiers;" to ('esibe ia sandardl Of prlofiioiney, coursi:e of st!udyI, or at (usnr series teXt-ho50hs(, or grat, t.eae(rs cert i satos, if their whole forcei and1 valiue to be nuislled by "starvaioni wvag "fixed byiomisiSoners and (coun1 hoardos paniideinig to t he self-initer o'd clam ror for lower wages? Mehool coiissHpIiners, as a rulie in r State, are ig~nonirt mlen who ow iiothuing of the (levinlo art of Lohinig, Or even5 then (eleetarIiV inciples of eduieation, who are not. Pymlpaithy wtithi the tachers and( it cannaiut appr)c'iaLt(1 thre reu.sponlsi ities of1 thieir ofileo. l{eusco ther ilt "OIstetnt to passs on the vali he StateolIkyard, onl tiro other handiu, hnbeyondi theo ifluenceO( of popuilar e.tilns. TLheoy arse mjq of briiii s on1 the0 subjoe't of eduicatint.of 'I inltegr1ity, I)fgo(T enoog +siympathiy with tho effect 4' reai'<ni t wvages ini Every ind(tif'5frialn fessional purisuit la life, aind bsvee hatter ale I'o roeid4er' properly L'here ta a stronlger se.aiizet -i count.ryt,i' anid it is grow.ig dwith ruinig rapidity, that We3 ought' to skov L 'achors~ u we o took~ ... tles fr"e-M11e "s -we oan order tyo ldgtiah aIchool ters, nep log;= tbyt$e result ias e iiast oneto the best interest of the school. 1 1* an appalling fact th'at a large portion of the patrons of the public free schools are hopelessly dehided in supposing that their obil drenre reciving benefit, when the ttutltE'1 i ooinpetent teachers are absolutely yasting, the public liotey, ld. "v in$hitOly worse, the pr-: clous time attd mind of the ohitiren. All that these advocates of "stgrvtaon' wages" aim at is to get somebody like Plak s hnLwith two legs without ( et, to "teep scho6" from sun. rise to sunset. Detter pay, I think, would coulrlanl a bettor class of teachers with more inspiration and etithuasu:'. But let 'the comlissiol er espouse the cau.so of the teacher ad the childrer, and itnmediately he nettgoiLfes the people, who retaliate with their almighty votes. The com maissioner's' political head, in that event, is as unsafe as if ho had thrown litnself at the ft of a bear robbed of her .whelps. .The rtnedy is in the State board, They cau abate the evil to d 'o$idci'able extent. It seems to me that Section 996 ought to be amended so that. the term I. of service of the county commissioner shall be four years Instead of two, and that., an additional provision should be inserted requiring that none be eli ibfe fo the office 'of school con ineisioner excepot experieneel aid skil ft shillAA teachers with a year's ex perienco in 'the chool-rooml not later than five years before his election, and that it shall not be law foi- hini to engage in school teaching during lis term of office. . S '(td be continued.) i'y School-buildings Should b tCeiled. InJ :eoping, the animal economy, heat to a working, paying degtee it has been Iwe(ssar- to dlo it cas cheap. lv and electually as possiible. So we 1 USe plank to supplement our food in stock -raising---lhav(, good warm qluar ters for our anininls. Why not be as kind to our children? To grow in mind nu1 body all these conditions of htea'th must be supplied: Its a s-ad, .sad( comnnc t.on the cointy for three 'fourths of its school buihlings to be ii t'itug more thin rough board shntics. Built of green lumtber at that, with the floor two or throe feat anbov'e routta,''nit jolited, no ~nder pi3nitg of any kind to1 keel) o-i f hek' thie pigs nor the,wind. Crac ks, be. hby, beore, aov,- below. T e "gnbd s'olid 'cimfort out of t his i: y s tuct tire, it is ncecssary to have one thii'd of the end, open in the shape osf affL l A so'thei'e can.' be .a heavy r~Ab ot.air, fron, 4.e v direction fore ing1ive s~ixths8 of the heat generVatedl from the wet rotten wood, gathered Iby the children, out into the heaven above, soMa to warm the birds. Near ly egr~iy distr.iet dn the county buy book4, fpeds and 'elothes the chidren then pays the teachers io stav wvith thm inmtid waste abo ut one0 eighth of their finrie trying to warm all the cold airi ini the netighiborhood whlich is e'o Mooniadaht th'an~gdtid up the chimney. Buit this is not all. The child in do ing~ afl"tifs to lOnp warm is Iiade cohda lg thq iiarashi of cold air, there by contracts colds, hias pneumloniiau, and eniouigh money is paid out for mi)(in'Ii and1 doctors to haive oCiled (ery school hiouse in the e noiri y. Le*t us5 '_ 0o at the right end of the( business. Satve monev time, anti health, bfV each nu n taking a lhg to thieill anid got the phm11k toge(her aind ceil the house5 at a little cost; thicrby .savinIg dim -ualf the wood, the do:tors bills, and g, t the best resifts fiomn the food, clothes, books and mnoneoy paid o th)e 1( teach er. But ygigy. weil JL cant do it all, , Vttd4 a.ny< C st i1chnm senso5 andl right? If t he school syF term is at ppor gne why haive you not done11 somnefhiing to better it? You will not build up by doinig niothinig how0~;.4 The'm Up,b A tchison, Katnsuas, has more church rnembllers wih myea'sr thn any other ciyof its Si/.e ini the co(unItry', It is use that the fact ',hwbelwn no>tlcod. Comnanche ( ie.e.) Ch/ief, P~ers5ons who aro still inj dloubt as to whiether' the Gumphierlando (Gap will be0 built.or not,m aveu~o all thir doubts remiOVoe if theoy will go to Mr. IR. L, U)anovant's attr'e, tVhore thev wiLl tind at box1 at carW w'helsi hot theo full remj ulationa size, but inI miiPisture, ILi exact paFtteri,4 h'the p)onder.ous ir.on wheels which Mr. P'otta, i8 havine' inndloe, qii1 *whlitM-o ,IFLo1 SOOf to rol (over4 thle track of thuis road. WVhere Bobl got these wvhells, we do not I knhow, buit lhe hiaM them~ for wo, Saw thn first (I thIi&euliar ktind of cai whlstco, coInstru,cted, they Will excite KIhO WOtld(r (of fery , diwe wh.ne thern, Po ib1311'ott4 fxhay hava e r10gefcI Adt'crtise, .. - * . For the Leg3slAture% P1" he farmter.' f'ient. W.', ihu nauty rrinds of -ltav .J AME$ A. M%[OO1i: to"rsletfulty a1"Ilounce hin as a e1nuli 1ai' Hr the Loglshtture of Pickens Coun y, subjtct to the Primary EleCtion :! : RP *=StMla* pp Absolutely Pure. This powllvr lever v ar(s.- A' mart el of purity, strent gt ii anl1 who,lesomeniwi (4S. More econonl1( t hati the (rl"liii 1rv kI tnls, an1i tannot hec at1hl in (nnolmetitIon wvith t hi iirltlit o(le.f 4 low tect, short w(ti ! I h tlunl r i)ISphptte wi))lers. Soll only in (ots ItulAt, 1lAKlNU 1'Ol)1.P ;1 Co , 10t ,111 street, N. Y. ju1 31 87 POMONA HILL NURSERIES, POMONA, N. C., rwO am11(l at half mliles w"etl of Greens be), N. C. The muain line of the R & It. R..I 1?1passes throi ugh groumt(l tn(d within 1010 feet of I i oflie. Sa emn trains make r( gullar stups tw ice tily eh waV. h11t,se jit erested in ruit and fruit Trow'ing a1re c( rtdialh inviteul to imtsloct this the latr rest Inrsery in the &ttte a1111 One among he lirge;t in the South. The propr"ietor hals for many teors isitel the leading 1u nirseries North 111(1 Vest", and cOrr('spou(ld with htose of foreign c,':m1t"ries, got ering cvery fruit c:lctulateul to suit the 3uuth1, bothi unative andtt f.'rci,. The10 "e1utation of P mu11t Iill i NIrsries R sulchl that m-"tlly aige1 fS goi' 11out ruim Greent,h)ro , reprevsentii' ther urserl'is, tr; to I(ave the ilpress1 ion hat t1iey Hr r1 1.' sn nlin ths lurserie. Why do tlheV doit? Let .he pulie atsw er. I have ini st' isk gr:1Ting (atnd on 1(0W visitor the .a1ine) the lrgest Ind )est stock of' trees, &e., (\v'to)thwn fr Re11 In any two 1111ris in1 Nu-Ii Carolina, cnsut app!{?h' I411 peach,(11 gues Smll fruiits: St riwbirv walnuILts, rhnarh.4 alspar:zu:s,ev. gr'eenis, shade1( trees', ro 4' s, ,s. - Gieyour orher to 14i'vll nothor igenit or'o -CI r direct fr'1J ahe.4-lt-r ICecataJi guyc free. 44Wr a pplient i'ri. AddIress, J1. Van f inllay, lZuilford Co. P 1OMONA, N. C. a - noo O~ 6 8end for 76-Page ILLSTRATED CATALOGUE MENTION THis~ PApE. t1t641 t5rostrAtLoh, Nevvanai fteridnuh ~'"" eutalgj Ne:fvoo, Wo'akhess4 !totrnat ' A.hId 1.tver bleeaseu, Rhaeutuatlsh, by bIepsaa r a tt qf 6o.th,- of .1. . .M. The most refinttt uuld most poZ)tlM of all the Ihtmlorous iournal. if the choicest Olginal and Selected matter every week, PRICE $2.00' A !EAE, POSTPAID To ANY AbDEiA, SPECIAL OFFER. By special arrangutnt'nt with t.-he pub. lisher of this piaper, The Arkmnaaa Traveler will he clubbed with TttxE PWUKENS 4"1TINEL f r *3.00, thus affording an opportunity to sccure huth pap>ers forlit tie iore tlhan the prike of one. 'This is a rare offer. Take adtiuntage of it.at OJic. Sainple copies of The arkonaaw Traveler will be mallcd ou apl plicttiOns. * -We also fu'nish the tWo large and Splendhld Colored Ehgratings "Tiit AliKANRAw TRAVEL1" an d "T1 TURN OF Ti TUNE" WYhich togt:tlher with the original story as told by Cot. "Santdy" eautlkkner, will te muailed to any address on reeell>t. of 40 eta.; l>O5ta'tre staa nis taken. These Pietures are ar giVc"o as >retniuas, but are niailed, lost-haid, only on receilit of price. Ad dress lil'A. & 1tNIIAM, Publishersf. Little 1Ioek, Ark. REENVII LE SAVINGS BANK --: 0: This lank receives doposits from 61.00 to anV Ainount. Interest on doposit8 paid Semi-Aniually, 1st of May and 1st of November of each year. Depositors erun withdlratw deposits at pleasure. Par ties wishing Loans will find it to their in terest to call at the SAVINUS BANK, CAPITAL STOCK $i5,000, J. W. Nonwoon, F. P, HAMMOND, Pres. atnl rrtaq. Vico P_resident, jan. 5, '88-Ay M'FAL L'S ALMANAC 1'o Itl L 3 Z3 3. U-' 1& r a "It Utlel the ClhildrenCI lawgh andl play, Tosee asheep at School." IBut whait ic.klesj theo Old folks is the ije dlitly of new; Spiner' Goods( no0w oi'ened att1 his 5t41r', ih:1 yetitg h1ouse--keepersH inst l:nngh whien they' Se What a. 1li(e tit theliy can geti to start w;ith. TPhe nieCst4 lit of (1r'oi'y, (Gin.'s 141(1 Tin ware everl 1 'iouigh t to thiis t--in et is o1' sinigle geog lBroad 'Trays, Chum-ns, andi buickets that will- -last a - lif'tijnie. Talo and Pockot Outery'. * hhoardls aind N yap. Andir ina, . arlironsg, raw.lIraus NturaW flag? rI 'The nicest lot of Str'nw Hlats ev' and nntrbiimnmedl, for Ladien andl( for M~enl and1 B3org. A~ late u ot obf' E,iNt .iu ua' No ~ usitalkig abomut NICE SHO)ES. This Iinani,e- bast never' b)een heat on >ni Sh ies, nieither1 ini Qhali ty, Quiantt 0(r) /'rihe- (.And halit 's enough to lltendy M .ade (!lothb1ig, I Iosiery', Glovesr, andu Whtite Goods. A e It of Saddle., files., Whai, Uhinbelas, anid H aieisnt. .i)>n't forgyet that I a;hIlia thnbs. ''tory Y h'n ill thme World1.--andi he he :t inakel ( of t lo'ks iin the U. 8. (Nd'~ imth I'll fell yolu a good ike, but yon unst.n''t ay an tingio thout it.) WEAK NERIVES P AIN'sxt.r:n', OMcoMPUNsaNeii'ntouj,1 wh ih neve fails.C1 :Ontarinming (celery amul C ca 1hos worab-r '1 nerv( stUnul(antsI. IS i,j.ec< ily cures all liarvousa distorderu, ~RHEUMATISM oo.t. t dratn -O Ii' thl tic acid, which 1i( I''rd , to fi l4t hr it i tion.bl11 the iuu re-nredy for lkholnatha. KIDNEY COMPLAINTS . 1, vt*r' ra i t t '-ft hu t rhi cutrtivo 10Iwer. (Iinedj w ith li tuervn kidney Eroll astsl ren.edy fot all DYSPEPSIA r. 1 la ? . a i dts the ne(1 Ves ohf tho i tg' tIVAi.rrt er i- I jteuo,,f* P 'o . S'r 10ni 3 t4pr5b Pi urejiven th, CON$TIPATwgou l'111'i i,Uiki otar tui f,ltit ? ita :- M$.0 Rk t>y uisto a EL, e n -i a G1WEENVijLh1& h e xohapge ,1rn loans and gn..r kin ' We da eavortirtroned ek 6nU .i , tu ip " mahbet abi 1pon terms lt e d respebttl ofa share o publio patron 4.7. M, H. 1. ltimnet, .Jauuea..,A. Hyt4, O P. Mill, A. S. Duncan, Frank Ham loud, F1. H+ Fulenwido T. T Earle4 :1reenville, S. C.;. G. A. Norwood, Ma. Sn, 8 C. july 14,'874iy. Assessment Notie. o-0 "AU.ITOt'S OFFICE, IICKNS C. I., S. 0., Doo. 5,1887. T lE Atmditor's Ofiice will -be opened on anl from the 1St day o January 1888 iinit anti inclutthlln thu 20th .duy of Feb ru'ry 1888, to i-ee'ivZ fetufntt-of 1elfi antd persunal prJuportys fur ta>Fa:i lo iu leken" l;ounty for the year 1888, an< for the cons 'enience of tac jntyi- a .h. udito'r or his euiawill be i1t '( tcti 4)~h~Prreincta Am e belo s (I to recetvy lie utrnts for the saitl fear, viz. At 'central, Monday and Tuesday, 28tt ad 2lth of .itunuiry. At Liberty. WetInesday tind, Thursdayt 25th and alith of .a r nit my, At. Eisley, Friday and Saturday, 27th aind 28t Ii of January. , At. Cross PIain, Mo,day, 80th of Janu - ary -. At l)acitiville, Ttesday, 81st of Janu nrv. 45 At I'sster's Stole, Wednesday, 1st ol! Febl)Vtary. At imr tpkintown, ThUrstlay. 2d of Fel,' ruary. At Aiken's Store. Friday, -8d of Febru= iry. At Niu Tinles, Saturday, "4th of Febru (ry A Iuricane, Monday, time 0th of Febru mry. At Six Mile School IlouRe,.'Tuesday. 7tl Df Fehnary. At P'lkd C. It., The balance of tlta time. Taxpayers will ltva:l t1es1el.ve of the [tn)l toeil' given to in:ake Rettrns, and I hope each wi.1 make lh1k iir hei Ietutu in person ('f number of acres of Land, Build. iugs, Lots and 1'-r.;onat Property in each loWnsliup, andl no comiplait wc1I then bd necessatry. Ever'y iale (it ''hen bet ween the ageto 31 and i0 years on the 1st. of .Jauiarv 1 t8 Ixxept thos. inclpahje of tial<ing a sup iort shtall he (To tin.-d tnxabile p.."[1+' A fter th i 20th of l'eruarv all eturI i nwill be Pnut mi oblitional lis't with the lit, Ier cent: lIenalty aieled the eto, uules. Ip' ye ,t d by ,"t'kinss. o r atsence fr.in tht Utou:ty at Le tini <,f l.isti,it;. J. 11. 'L JDE, Dec.8, 18N7--tf I'ount4 Auilitor. Su (j-itis to ''Oohdin.',ava, pter annlIIun, $1 .5'. p)(tr 6 o '51.00) per four months, all ptiyzae i All 'ohiliIuni<'titions.,. l>u&imssI o1 -V )ther'wi.e, ciust be addressed1 to AnsE!XERSON, rublishor, * .Philadelphiia; Pa. #0' thKN GL.ASSES At"nlo "'" u'eare' tofurn,ish .il. ( classe withi -nilven'lt ait hlomei, .the wh.' timue - >jfr I: ieu'r~ sare' thmomenit. -lRuinIIes 1ew, lighut aiu pro ifilablh. I l'trsohiS of ti >er eveldL,. aItl at prophortionl' sumh by levot.tng all their timtie to the- hitsiniea, lays aal girl s ta.rn ni0al-l y.anun-hl 1 a i Liumt all n hco see tIlus 'unty sielg t heir aIKI' lre.As andi tesot tie lsinecs, we'~indke~ Ithil der. l'o ' ucl as are not well hat rotical ye will send( onue dollar tot pay for t,ige trou le of writ i fg Full p:u-ttenllars anid out i fi ce. Addr'es l4omc ~~a-Ireio- & t ort lancd, Main. feb 17, '87- 1y 'Ue prncipal, ltr J. NI. Riley has iscn*mted with, him, in the te'hlin' mid M9iss8 ElhLowr.Te ncs >f the present NCholastic sear comII noncs onJanuiary, 9th. 'The termn t'it of the pllic funcds oemmennesa on mli pl per1 utionith asfoloN leaidini, 'Writing ainid i -l> m Sniglish irinnar, (ieogr'aphy, Arithmne-' hElln-a, N atural P:hi losophiy ando Iliheto . r .. - - - . -- - ., . 2., atin, (h'ecek, MIoral and Monit'i Phb PhI.. ............... , ,, A Veryt smalnl fo -notrtcdi, lo1i luir11 ll0'4itm..yill be lharged each lip:1 , to mlEet meilenitaiI liiipns, Thie Uttlnluct recejvedl fit'ou the free, Iindt, ill beI~ t1uiiI egn li .trj iutedIind re(dit(ed on the f-uit ion bils. Int nehs -in en1 tIn (1- inhfrra~ wintal nftusic will be( giv(eh,- na hon .9 nt1IIipernensc an4 'i bie mado(1 with a Ohn II " hntI mItrupctorel, ( od bioirdh ealjto end Utt $8.00O and l.eA. hOm t,ha, P . S''t,cr v. i h'mi. H'd. Trruis .ittucl 2G.- 18s,- r. ommerciaIoiegea Li e. dealu. . ~ atse, 10 lV (w t h ,g g a ,, N t (gj, P in .,e,