The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 20, 1890, Image 2
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Announcemcnt.
Judge- Cothran having determined to
resign iris seat in congress, the friends of
Col D 1 NORRIS will offer him as a can
didate to fill the vacancy.
Respectfully yours,
CENTRAL.
T'HIRSDAY, FEB. 2l, 1800.
Alabama is threatened with an ox
tensive miners' strike. It is believed
that several mines will be closed and
all the principle furnaces will be shut
down for the present. Alabama will
soon stand along-side of her sister
iron State of the North, Ponnsylv'a
ma.
There was a revival meeting in At
lanta last week, at which many kindly
greetings were exchanged' between
the leaders of thought and commerce
in the North and South. The influ
ence of the immortal Grady was
plainly visible in all that was said
and done.
Senator Blair is still hammering
away at the U. S. Senate, advocating
the passage of the famous "Blair
Bill." We hope that his long-wind
edners may drive the Senate to des
1)eration and they will bury it so dea-p
under the tablo that it will never see
the light again.
President Harrison will soon be
come jealous of Speaker Ieed. The
whole country seems to have forgot
ten that "Brer" Ben is in Wash in g.
ton or has anything to do wt Ii the
management of alieirs. Reed is all
the talk, and like the parrot everyone
"wonders what he'll do next."
A correslondent of time G reenville
.ews, signing himiself "Due WVest"
nominates Col. J. I. Orr for Gaovern
or. The Colonel would ho time unan.
itnious choice of the people of the
Piedmont section of the State tand no
dloubt wvould imake as5 good a Govern
or as could bo0 found in the State.
11. M. Fliagler, the millionaire
standaird oil man and1( proprpietor of
the famous Pon)ce D)e eonm 11ote!, at
St. Augustino, Fla., is to build a
church for the Pre-sbyterians at that
place that, will be one (f thme finest on
the continent. TheI( bulilding is to
cost $400,000. It is intended as a
memorial to his dlaughlter, wiho (lied
last sunuuer in a yacht off Charles
ton harbor.
On last Thursday there w~as a smnall
race row near Greenwood, Abbeville
count.y. A party' of white men and
women travelling in a wahon, wvere
met by a crowd of negroes who told
them to) give the road which they re
fused to do andl a rowv was the result.
Two of the whitho men were hurt
and three negroes. The whites would
haveo got wvorsteod but a horseman
rode up and began firing into the(
coons when they took to 11ight- They
w'11 be arrested and the lawv will be
dealt out to thenm as justice demands.
Just now Thos. B. Reedl, Congress
man from Maine, and sp)eakier of thme
House, thinks he is the biggest nm
in the universe,, and it seemis as if lhe
thinks about right. He is running
things in Congress to suit himself.
lie is both the majority anld
minority. H1( makes his
republican following vote as he
pleases, and then lhe proceeds to) vote
for the Democratic minority. The
Congresses of these United States
now consists of the Senate, comiposed
of two Senators from eaich State, and
thle House of Representatives, (com-n
posed of Thos. B. Re(ed, Representa
tive from Maine andi Conigressman at
large for the whole United State's.
David C. Ready thme "lone lyncher"
whlo killed a negro named Block, in
Barnwoll county, some time ago), anid
for whom the Governor oilfered a re
ward of $500 dollars, wvas arrested
near Madison, Fla , on the 11th inist.,
by Chief of Polico TJwiggs, of Au-.
gusta., Ga. Ready was brought to
Augusta the next day and co4ntined
in jail. Hfe wv'l be promptly turned
over to the sheriff of Barnwell coun
ty and tried for his heinous crime of
murdering a defenseless negro while
he was being tak'en to prison for a
petty crime. The hand of the Barn
well juror should fail heavy on those
desperadoes who have of late takeni
the law in their own hands and spill
ed the blood of defenseless prisoners
who were already in the hands of
justice.
Subscribe for the SFNrmuE, only
$1.50 ner year.
UAN'L 1I. CH1AMt1fEIlLAIN ON TIli
NEGRO PROBLCM.
Ex-Gov. Chamberlain has thrown'
a bomb-shell into the ranks of his
br,ther republicans of the North in
a specoh. before the Reform Club of
Boston on the 8th instant. Ho fired
tho following "hot shot" into the
open-niouthed social equality eranks:
What, then, is the duty of the North
in respect to this problem, what is Bos
ton's atI Massaclhusett's duty, what is
the duty of all patriotio men? I answer
with my whole in 1d iand colcience,
their duty is to let the negro alone ! I
know no0 dnty more imperative than to
apply the gag of pmblic reprobation and
cotteml)t to th.e motiths of such ghoul
like denagogues as Chan(dler and Ingalls.
Can a pltii otio Ameriaan coceive of a
more unpatriotic and infamous courso of
condut-infnmous towards the negro as
well as the white man of the South
than, without no other than a coldblood
ed partisan aim, to arou: o the hatred of
both races toward each other's thronts,
while they, in cowaidly safety, in Now
Hatnshire and Kansas, look on at the
bloody results, And such men, God
save the mark f are our Senators and Re
publican leaders \ When President Hir
risoni calls for a ''bugle blast,'' or I)epow
discourses solenly of our duty to de
fend a free ballot, let 115 be bravo enough
and manly enough to tell them that such
thunder is a stage trick wvhich has had
its day of success, and that the reil point
of danger to a free ballot and to Aneri
can1 institlutions lies inl the means nind
mlethods wvhich in the hist olection carried
New York for llarrison.
'The ne"gro is to-day working out his
own salvation where he is, without your
11(1. lie is doing inltinitely better than
when you tried to p!otct liin with Imy
onets. You left iiin in 1R76, in order to
save the 'resiien(y for the iepuli(an
party, to his fate, lie ha5s met that. fate,
1(u1(l iet. it well. You hiav" udonie all you
cani do for him. The only elfective pro
teetion he eani have Ilder oar systei of
govern t ilt is th(e )r'ot('ction of the
atronlger race witii whi('ih his lot il e"ast.
''he above is only c a siutll saniple
of the plnint truths dish(ed out. tO the
crUlite .1 ostoili:l on 11 tat Ocesiioi
by the cex-(arpe(t-bag (overnor of
South Carolina.
Art All("5(ii VIII tin bl E . n(very.
J. J. ltv(den, of North ('salinta, a
Iinr and pr o c spe'('tor, clai is to livO
Imdc a vastly valulltl)1e (1iscovory Of
111mib(1' oni taiols horat(id putly iII
(G'reiivill '-ountyat ad l:(ippll)1ing over
inlto Pi'lc ns :tul Oeon1('(. t 1nh)ee,
as is known, is 1iln oche(us are of
iron1 of a brown ori i1 ila rk b)rown cOlr
and1( isi u1S(d as a p igmennt. Th1 (lini
het used in the ats an1d in the pr'p
aratlion of praints ini thiS (01untry- is
ifly ilOrted ii I I i1Oi au(1
i5, t h(refore", con 1ii taItively (1(. t ly.
TIhe' r(eports Of 1he a ille g'd dis("V
ery ae idila hiite, bout if h a-v tre cor
r It atiline Ot wealthl w ,i1uhl lie Iit1u(l
in the tlinller IsS. Mr. 1;mtb.n
doi s n1i ot yet 1 i. e air1'toe (t ist . I
sys the b (if iO lie lui:s f'mual i1
sear the brlr oi of this ounty, e
nee eetiti'llPn i ties . Theyaret etensv
(nohduh ho says, 11o1 ul th e wld~
cw iti tht arke brtnih' cohii raiter
Thoe qaligyo thg ''re (is cllent,i
sp eies, lofI int .hvn bentsd
cnidt e htoia a re'cail discov.
cl er and its n iher' 0 depsitst ted
provaic~(' "hi thin tenvlls.ewi
lyNes, th inst, s ~lou n
nter.eM.ti.. C:r1 ion atieti.
liehur ofnd its iregulr costiltte
atority.W Unstil (eed tof1 c thisde
ine ere it sw henwithinl te last(ew
yearts, s( '10 ol'~ thert everwskwn a
iterfeen b out sid atiei(vtiils widi
the wor toilf tiherenguIlie listiihir inih
therritor isiygial iiati to hiscar ai
ovrs(oieigh by thehAsmual Cone se
Niiow iit-a' hai 1om to asfsot te
localtipelw fromt ha dlisan Confer-itia
fall can goi1 outiis an hisatngesi eu
wy, utelgorin the pra-er tint
there if any vo given0' ' cicit lOit anoth
eit1r Conferne 01 ohl hi lsiHolinessi
smeei t.i,"tn biecause, forhi oth, thek i
tieachiin chargo le there,t nof thea
membershlip. tofi it cur, dojiv nthii
wale in w~sih h-ims an hiist algessivd
thats the lletion deei mde that
t hierei o religin toi chitintyi
(eit' h it hpasr orl. people.i llil c' n
sii-ted itrerni wiith tih1 wok tof
thl e e ers cofstiuted ininitry, inu
anyl giiventeit oery,h iist anlila l (Ir
jn injheuryI e touthe iterst lof $S te
chdureb. ies idh noft bvelie utht
three fourths (iof te lthost ithrchti
twee bCktulidertsv and le psaes, and
thalt e $1avato wepleile. 1on the
nc,ptiincle cfath setoindi hking $t
thelor ofaii lit ificathin. Koweea
ten'l-sT 4 ir.'t iav: it lii (LaI cci, fili
li. Rll tei ihig hed hes o'el'on
der s ihaiull blood edand hiChii
na itsow, uso $4 thot Mrwould li t
po' le ciwiii i hatvli'rl Plt'u . h.i )
na,iSo quarteri Bekhiai qucrv larterox
justdhog.the b 4ogt h-er for io8.i She
aen tee a he 2f irst clittfer' wse
atwev $ andei msaed lie,ai sve ofii ,i
isthe he iiut d ct inen f the averaged
250(1 poundi iiach,ltt whiichlit iaot int
broodi' llows,ii which'Ot haveg aetipres
namithe enllte fr$0
hec sohl' for $2 ea.ch pnd hea or.
IHumnlilatting Fact.
Miss Nellie Bly has circled the
globe as the advertising agent of an
American newspaper,. and acoom
plished her mission in nearly eight
days less than the time fixed by Jules
Verne as the limit of rom,anco. Her
achievement is not only a singular il
lustration that truth is stranger than
tiction, but . it is suggestive of a few
things that we Americans may lay to
heart profitably. It is no disparage
ment to Miss Bly to the spirit of en
terpriso which started1 her off on this
wild goose chase nrouid the world
that it coul(i not have been aecon
)lishld if sho haid beenl depeldent on
American reso(irces. Misa Bly says
that from the time she left Southamnp
toii until sLereacled (Canton she never
saw the American lag onco-not once.
She cirennvented two continents
without seeing the first sign of
American trade or commerce That
is an ugly commentary of itself, but a
worse one is to follow. Miss Bly had
to be u1)plied with British money
for the trip. That is current in all
parts of the world, while the Amer
i111 dollar iS looked upon in foreign
pasrts ats ia (lishonest thing, totally
un worthy of credit or r'espect. Are
not these two huniliPtin.g facts in
contne(tion with Nellie Blv's journey
that ought to get the An,rican peo
ple to thinking. We are a big nation,
an awfully big nation in our estiia
tron, but. wlhen Anerican citizeiis come
to mingling wit i the p'oIl>e of otler
parts of the w01rld they arc m)a(de to
feel that their own country is a vei'y
snlall pu)tito. Miss Bly's eXi)erience
iii this resper(t. illustrates one of the
beautiesi of protection which the high
tariif folks talk o iieh about. We
itve e(iclose(d o)urselve+s wit Ii a Chi
nese wall andt resolvdc(1 ouiirselies iito
Ia 1uitual admiration society so lonp
wie have forgot ten to achieve for our
selves the place amonng the nat ioms
cof the worbl we' ought to occupy
'he flag of the Unite d States oughi
to 1ioat )n every sea, n(1 the lioney
of the Jiited States 1e acceptedlt al
its facee valueo in every, mairket in th<i
world1, and it would be 14o but for th<
dlepr1essinig and rep ressing p)r(cet.ioti
J)olicy.--St. Paul Gb1oe.
.1an a"nc Meuiher.Iilp Ii (IIII Sia te".
We are' inldebted to the State See
ret ary for the following stateniiit a:
to th rte imtbersluip of- the Allianico iit
Sou)(th Carlxina, comnpiled4 frin tIll
cty0111 rep orts for tie (JUait er en(liig
Seplte"inbecr .iuth, 1889:
Male me(1ers OV(r 21 yeias 21,3.1f
"undler 21 " 2
l'e mae1(1 t1 1 ebircIS 3,492
28,2:(
Th is was the membe) trship fourt and1
at hltf in onths a1g m. Sinlc( thenI sev
(r-d t.huiandl n enblsra h:mve l,"('n re
(c'iv(ed 1111 1 the' i(ler t a early a
llt(red sui-Allianc((s organized(. A
corrct esti tiit o'Cf the member ~sh ip t
t hirty two 01'r thirty-three thousand.
Judge Ald trich r'emrkiled to the
shouild Ibe (1one to)warids providing
the counity with ai more1' con)Iunodiomi
(court21 house. Heo said the p)reseulI
building wai'is inai'dequaite toC the pub
lie nceeds. and did not in any way i.e
fle(et. credit to the 'ountyv, wich wias
one0 of' the most pr'osp)erouis inl t11
St ate. Hie furthIermlore int imate<
that if the county commnissionler)
wiouild not acIt 011 the recomm111endcat ilm
'If the giinu jiiirg, ai case.8 iiigit h(
11nade algal iist thiem ill thie co ur't o
If you are not fully and( profitab
em ployed~ you will Iindu it. gr'eatly v
you itees to~ at once wr~iite to1 1. F
Johnisoni & Co., Richmnoud, Vai., anhi
makle arr1anigemnts wiiit Ii Iliemi to sel
t heir grea'lt new;~ book theo "Memor)1ia
Volume114 of Jetiflersoin DIavis; or, TInl
Wor1ld's Tr*ibute to H is Meoryll",.
Tfhey will giveC you liberalii tertius
Pr)ospectus1 withI all necessaryv pa pen
only 0110 dollar. Thant is all t im cap
ital thiat is needed. Splendid open1
ing for ladies anld genitleen'.
D)o you value thI le healh andi comnfor
couhgh ori Col a t thle lItart, an11d relh oivin
the' intunmaieti'on with D)r. Bull's Couigl
Myrupi ~. Ii t hey hav1 e I le whoop ~iig-ouigh
do0 whatC .141n enni to1 allevyiate thir ii 1
byx giviio( them) D)r. I4ill's Cough Syrup
All ciir"n hove it.
A ior%l' N.tiee.
Thel Townishiip Ass-essors1 app)oinlet('
for re i(assessmen(lt of ti property forl y'ea
1 890h ill inee-t ini the Auiditoi's ofIlie<
Fbray2-Ithi, 1890.
P1umpk1iintowni and0 Eastatoe Friday
IF ebrr 28th, 1890.
ALierty land o Pickeens H.Mod
(fThe Scunty lioard ofi iiulizatliot
will eet vin udInitor ill ie, ie
. I ,Oo the scondtll Tlesda, (1t) oe
Ma fr'h, 1t'0. J. i U.rel CLi y1)E,C14
A)111) goo farmt,t o n teP s s ot11id
of1' kona the Saldarier tenr mIiles.r
100 acres (o t uin hed 10 eaer:
lfgoa grzi-sad,uonwhe
par kon fas 'tlh majr pacf.
.IT)ermsW~'II ln e o sui thsurcaser10
hi11 orse. tos Il ' i ilI#
borroiw, seculiired In real ('sta1te. (Cal
on meat mytIllee at P1iekens C. Ht.
and1( 1)1 conviniede tha:t I mean what
su1'. C. L. IIOLLI.imSWnwenI
COVNTT TflA5URLid
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ANNUAL_RE?ORY!
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County of Pickens Lu
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Treasurer's Report or Claims Paid f:,r, C]
and on At'couut of ti&o Fiss"al Year, Oli
Hegiuninag November 1st, 1888, and O
EndingOctober31 t, 1880. J
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TREAHURER's OFFICE, ? A:
PICKENS, S. C., Feb. 14, 1890. f He
To 7is honor, the Presiding. Jmie, G
J.i.Ihth Ju4diciag Circuit, lar'ch,
189J:
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I would respectfully beg leavo to Lo
repOrt that I have paid the following He
County claims for the year above
mentioned: Li
STATE TIREAsUREII. El
Amount paid State Treas
urer, Lheck No. 5,571 $1500 00
" " 5,604 1200 0O S
" " 5,665 21)25 00
" " 5,721 2400 00 L
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COUNTY CI{ECEK (i
.J M Edens $ 10 00 Eu
juror and witness tickets 1148 05 \V
"J H & J L Ambler 117 50 T
1) B & Elizaitbetlh Adams 117 00 M
Nix & Howard 18 00
JL B Clyde. Co. Auditor 300 ('0 w
A M Morris, assigneo 49 45 I
J L Gravley 18 00
Ira 'T loler 11 H i
J T Singleton, assigneO 29 12
J E logg, 23 20
J 11 Newton, " 23 75
Isaac A Nininons 2) 00
J 13 Newbery, assignec 14 :30 C(
J 11 Jones 33 25
J W Thomas 27 80
.1 K Kirsey &. others 23 95
JCGriflin, assignee 35 :35 -Nm
J C Gritlin 17 50
J P (arey, assigncee 82 50
Wilkins, Poe & Co 99 43
Thomans WVe1lbrn 6 00 <<
WV T1 MceFall, assignee 359 82 1
Hiagood, Bruce & Co 154 60 ',
Ilagood, Bruce & Co, and (
c/thers 10 97 Ni
11 A ti;ley 47 02 Li
T 11 Price, assigneo 16 (10 L
Jam)es M Porter 2 0' .
J W Sutherland 46 50 '
D) A Allgoind 15)10 00
1' C Martin 210 0) C
A B l ley 210 0
A B Tallcv, assignee 6 00
O L Duraut 100 00 JIo
W T Field, assignee :33 00 M
J M Niblit, " 67 74 T
Elias Day 220 lO> M
A M Morris 10 75 WN
J Rt Gossett 6 011 Jo
G W Eairlo 10 (001 M:
J1 M Looper 52 .40 iJO
J T Burdine and .J L Grav- el
ley 100 00 "
J Jl Lewis, assignee 77 21"
John G and it F Wyatt 4 55 Ar
Jl J Her<1(, assignlee 10 00 T
P K Maylild, " 6 60 Kri
Bleaurega rd Ambler and J
Win. Hunter 50 50 W
WN B Singleton 6 00 ~Je
B 1) Garvin 31 25 .Ki
C L Foster and Bro., as
signee 63 00 T
Ferguson & Miller, assgnee 130 45 j.
" " " 375 00 g
A WFolger 7 70 Je
WX J1 Roark, assignco :39 98 ja
A W Folger 8 50
E S (Grillini 5 00
A 13 Kay and1( M Hendrix 92 9:3
J 1F Lay, alssignee (4 1101 Nm
JR Lenhlardt, " 26 0J Ti
Elias Dayw and W E McCol
hun 20 00 N
1B S Fremn 45 (00
S F Robinson ~3 00 S'
T1 Rt Price, assigno :311 00 Li
Elias D)ay 27 415
-C T1 Hutchins 21) 00
J McD) Bruce, agenmt 210 90
Ilagoodl, Bruce & Co 59 23 ..
1)13 Adamus 411 30
T1'yra Looper 411 (00
H A l?ichmey 1 62 00 un
J L Arnbler 31 90 TI
IiAILRoAD. mn
Bonds $1000 00 vi
Coupon)Os 35 00 Iii
sCHooL, eLAIMR I'AID. h
J R~ Glazener, School Com..
missioner $ 120 00
Jl Rt Gliaoner, School Comn-h
miiissionmer 90 00 .hia
J R Glazener, School Comn
misioer601 00 "~
T1 C Rob)inison, Board( of
Educationi 15 00
J P Carey, Board of Educa
tioni 15 00 "
iCHlooL iDIHTIeT No. 1.
T Jl Herd .225
Mary Allgood
Lulai Glazenor 1)1)
Mar~y Allgoniod250
D.oraL tRicy 2 1
Johnm C liay875
C T Miller30O
M ,J Kay:1) 11
Bhlnchle Hudl(gens875
N Hlarkneoss525
CR Nihtinga2le111
MImlla EJenkidgns
J1 P Prii tehlard1500
P 5 1Little 31 1 '
'Nettie Barmtonm 5 (
F~imli~(hiflia25 00 o
37)r Ihny50(1)
l;8M( (liii~mtami 5 30 0~
I.A jitr5 5(0
Mrs.W 1 i3rmwt50 00
'mt GiLtsn 40 00
[ie Hahlden 7 5(
l Sterling 50 0(
lie M ullikin 50 0(
via Newton 2 5(
suooL DISTRIC'r NO. 8.
in A Baker 15 0(
C Latiter 2 00
ry A Clayton 50 (
C Latitner 2 5(
r~y EIliH 37 5(
3 Martin 37 5(
lie Mullikin 87 5(
1 Nightingale 60 0(
via Newton 6 01
B Martiti 25 (I(
?I ' 18 7
mn A Baker 15 04
len MacMakin 25 04
3 Schectz 25 0
len MacMakin 18 7
Scheetz 18 7
L. Scott, 20 04
10 0(
E Boroughs 37 5t
ra Holden 30 0(
ster Lewis 37 5
sIcHooL DISTRICT NO. 4
Ia Bowen 31 2t
za J Thair 35 04
nnkie Ro)er"tson 16 0(
It Nightingale 24 Ut
nie Littlejohn. 37 5(
.unie Zackery 31 2
Benton Vickery 43 7!
uatnnatb Norris 31 2
R It Nightingal"o 12 0'
genia Craig 43 7,
) Jenkins 43 7,
) Allgood 43 7,
rtio Boroughs. 43 7
SCIroOn m[ST1uCT NO. 5.
J Bowen 25 0(
Llie Bowen 25 0
bert, Kirksey 25 0
bert Kirkey 2 5
rrie Ellis 20 0(
lie Bowen. 5) 0
rrie Ellis 2J 0
[I 1)illard 15 0
rrie E llis 10 0
fi Dillard 7 5
liin Bowen 25 0
J Bowen 25 0
minie Kirksey 25 L
>bert. Kirksey 25 U)
'1' Mears 2 5
G Bowen 20 h
20 0
It 3nrdine 5O0 0
llie Iladden i 5
R Nightingale 12 0
innie Kirksev 25 (h
tnra Ellis 25 0
R ]ruhama 2 7
U Grinin 4 7
mra EIlisi 13 5
1) Stephos 5, 0
' Miller 6) 0
SC"I)OL mIS-CRIC'[' No. G.
hn O Davis 37 5
E Moo"gtn 18 7
T IIughes 30 0
J Bright 12 .5
J Bowen 37 5
ha 0 Davis 25 II
iniie M~org~an 12 5
ha 0 Davis 1 '2
M Bie 25 0
" " 12 5
" " 25 (0
nie M Giriflin 25 (4
D) Allgoodl 37 5
mifie Williams 50 0'
W F Bright 25 0
anie Williamus 25 (0
tt LewiLs 25 0
ienotlO nISTRICT No 7.
A Willims 25 (0
T Price 50) 0
hui A Baker 15 0
hni Li Crit tendon .19 0
hn A Baker 15 (0
es. J T Pi'i(Ce 50 U
sCnilOn msTruC-r No. 8.
E Parsons 4.1 0
munie Klirksey 48 4;
irzahi ILughie 27 3
H1 Galloway 48 0
'ttic Chastainc 51 (3
J Boggs 37 9
M Edensii 38 0
ilah Glazoner 07 7
Itespect fully Submitted.
J1. T'YLERt HIL L,
Treasurer of Pickensv (Countv.
[lie Partnersh~ip 1hertfoftore ex isti
tier the name ae<l style of .JAM. Ii Ii
1li & S(O S, P en.1Iletton, S. (., has hee
soive<tl by th' <1tathi of the senior lpar
iih the( <istribluiteer of the( sai<l Jaimi
ter, <t'tet l<, whiirebty th le butsinie
beeni contf iuttl tumler li:th sam nana10
thiiit <ay fterruina,ti by limitt ion.
P enitiitton S. ('. Jan. 15thi. 18$90.
New Firm.
v'ing hiiughlt thle intetrest oft the sai
meis Iiniinter, d iecease'd, hiave'i frmecd
as heiretoftre at thet satn' pie ih
- miune( and style of' .l1 itES Ii t'NTE'
All per'sonis itdited't to tiihfim of 'Jo
mier &i .y Sons't~V wii pleae.ee' come forwvar
tI sitft'lete same11 andt by sto doli,ng say
piense andl troublle
V t'ry lHespect fully.
J.'t o'3 M 'I1s T. H 1;'TEH,.
famotuts iorgan st icik ofi horst's, an
tssedl with ft' noted IBackhawk. A\
-will bii oni ixhiitjiof a . the' fotlowii
Iiies: Pit ken s, fii'sf it ton<hy andi Ti'ii
ii i i %'h, E'Lsli'y on Mlarth 5th., Pa
i's Mtills, 1aieb Ufih, antd Six M1ilt', c
eu. 0. 5. STi'iA A HT.
icOf Mtilt Creet 1' 4.) 5.C
- I
I ,
'a1vation 0n1 Tr"I'It ualy*a .
CAUTION a o phe ul
pr cv arc " y nped on the
bottom. If thao dealer caniO an ou,
send direct to factory, enclosing avometL
prico.
)
W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 GENTLEMEN.
)1Fine Calf, IIeavy Laced Gratin and Creed.
moor \'Watterproof.
) itl:t in tha. world. Fxnnane his
,1T.0lo (N11 NE IItAN1)-)EWYE1) SIHOE.
) (4.O( Il AN I)-SICv W1 ) w1E1LT K11 opl.
,3.5() I't).1U1E ANI) FAlIMEi' SHIOE.
)2.15i EXIt,A VALUE (JALF SHOE.
'L25 & ?f'l WORKIN( MEN'S SHOES.
) , .00 and * l.71 IIOYS' 011001 SHOES.
Alt mi ale in Congress, lutton and Lace.
$3 & $2 SHOES LAS.
$1.75 SIIOE FOR MISSES.
Best Material. BIent Style. font Fitting.
W. L. Douglas, Brockton. Mats. bold by
FOlR SALE BY
TV. T. McI1AT1T1,
P'I('KFS C. II., N. C.
)1i K ICJ UI OHcOL!
7h, e.,rciser; if Iris sc/o'l tcil begin on
) .1,ll/. l" riruiri :J ,rilh I'rof. J. 1'. )ar
) i-in as 'rinii/a'. C'ioper-n. antu r.rperie(l
ais Rnts ai/ ite ei.loyr;l. 7'he a:r!ul!ays
o1) rr)r.r ly (lit .Ceilrrrl fo)r (/re' ClritH Of L>V!;s
anrl <yirls Lre U-i'urj<t.ssr,l .tun (it s are I'erl/
mlnrerare.
1) Scho! L(il,/inl/ Ionliiorilus rn<l cell (1lap)t
) rl fir sr/oo,/ Iurpos.".
'1All.! S 'I;1 'I'E.1! Cl" T' W"1.T }
ll i/1 1tiW II; li r
i'riiry/ 1). ("en/ i : -S;/ >!liny,
/rea-lini/. <F.inary arit ti,iC, ye
U Inu.r'ly,hi o r ,, . 8 275
[ ermo.ir:rt" I)r uime'n(:-Spe'lliny,
[) rer.li,y, . irln .'n !/ry trilllHmiri. (/e
o.itraph-i , hiis/o r, ', 1i 1 -.In . 1
lix!r |irrrmm<ar . . .......... . 5 75
aIL; " l Ilr'plar(Iw..li':--I/i.te1r /riram
Il.l.()'.nr, ol/.a.Ciion), 'rrr.,rrrr, /r.y/herr
aritin ime e,a; r a.,' e la, tfiryuI, , . t. 12 50
Thell.n'a / )I ra .' trfih Lati,
(1Irer i -r e ... .. .. 3 0
r V i'.tt.. . ................ 15 (10
1Il1'i.!lla I)ie 03.0 Itya. Ai 11
will o ei rnlit f,)1r their sht ar
(if thlie' u li h o S p-h. rl ht. cl S iat' l r'atto
of ttlt itin 'u , b tnault hb apply ng to ithe
t1oal rntaaa fce retet uit.fm
) (. t.. 11.'. T Ei A uRT.
frln ) j ' harlrian !iotIlr<l ''rrr:! .tr.4.
A caw . wi .rt
of t'a.aitobsaliemier 'of iiesd
The Mosi~ t PopuIt Iha'r Famil.y114 Joral ina
th nite Il itesii:. NIw cis athue t1ie1t
sub1cr'he Pri1e8 .:3.ay year.Any onU
A sninaag u is 3.0( tar aUt ers subsc rption
gaglleev ao WiEA UxTl:U valy for R\l N or
Mtionier' ra a:ig F E
LANIis D:aui 87. Sizo ofhe Chrtmor ofx
'!inhs s superbiato' ictr,' equ2alt rto
an 'Old paiti,' sand: slutecsfor aing
isa atl co iialed f o ofa th mot amousd
aerntms. Tay1.I an he gna ifedr cst
I 2%,00. The'yI:aa11 (hoiois a exa.t opyio
oaf 'italfl (lalnies woart,th whtla ot
3 o a'11 year's subscip t.in oh l' ire lside
Mahigh positonasthe best'n aer f its[~
- lass a (i Aeri'''ten. i~ It cont-i TIOlSt
in g hoeonriuors who aaaaa l ai tar ' n-'t i
1gnged to rie excth ael foraaaa uThe Newtitso
tha Miss Laur iaa JetiaaLi, antlor ofl2'
haaei " ls Mi t:eton'sa Lover,"tII "Tat Prettyci
I!9' Youn Girl," eot naiac itaai'a )
'a Old i''' )leut,"ai whose dectie storiesac
- rpation;aIa(
- Ar., M a KBrya, lalte gifted atrl'
ofa 'i "3anch,"l''jti' I' "Uncle Ned'svWtel
Mrs. aLtuaty' II:al lCofort, autthr
of) ) "Lli Cahrs art,":a' and othergl(
Mrs a ~Alex t '2 S)a.MeVeigh ill autor of.
paa"Theaarl' and ilthel' aieahy, 'l "Flowers
laa rs.d tJiz-abt StPaa-iles,a'th oflme "Hr I is
- Foary Queen, "The ittle(: LihtHoset
f as," Atii. ;
MuThe wors of lite ab oeametione
1 uhr 7will2 appaina no ter jr.l.
Th Thrvce ohfrn>s ainstso
th.dayhav bIeen snred ial, the iua
traion h. ofa ighnser deree fa, excel
lencefln can the fU.nd aitnnanyAr othe
It a haevt. eit T'rahna.geSi,rsh and.
- charming tcr, lunnorous Zarticles6'
Companion wil I>. sentii for ne year o
reepto Ys3; t A c s fo JI 5. (Ml It ter-]
up ofeiih en shafterwiard bath acl bingt
cies t n.5 each. Wealillo. res-iv
onsbe frD/ remittianics haant, in Regis
I.ore Le tr 'Zli'staf'for y oer Orers,
Pootg ,re. ccbatimedn' topie sent
Munro'sPulishig." ose
P. O iox .75.NI.("aew Ydork.im
C.aF immo, Gt. oulis, Pro 'r
I.A Sr mmns LiverMig c ineyot, 1s 1 C
It0 inr tahe a.s. Couart nutrAr no
- . b.ett.-.r L .i heas fjor 47 year.
c ud aa I NDI o N o f. ut~aSNKS,r
for . yorGnun .4m
. .
lick'uond & DanvIIEb 11
CondOnHed Schedule- Sept.- 9, igrt
Trains run by 75th M eridian liM6. tnE
our faster tLan 90th Meridian time
Oytrunwa -1ba:1y.- No 52 No 58
cav vew .rk.... 480 pm 1215 i'
P'hlladelphi.. . 6 57 pm 7 20 a*
]ltinior o . 9 80 pm 9 45 aw
N'nshrington. ,..... 11 00 pm 11 24
Charlottesvillo. .. 8 00 am 8 40
Lyncmmbrg.. ....' S 07 am 5 40 p nV
Rtlir.lE(l . 2 80 aih 8 00 pin
Danville ........ 8 05 an 8 40 ptW
Greenr:boro.... 9 42 am 10 2.pr1'
Goldsboro....... t 5 00 pm 2 00 pm
Raleigh......... * 1 00 am 4 46 pm'
)urlarun......... '55 am S 46 -pd
Gr-ensborro. .... *9 50 am 10 80 pit'
Sa)iabury........ 11 28 am 12 82 an
Charltte.... .... 1 00 pm 2 15 am"
Gastonin......... 1 43 pm 8 02 am*
Spart-rburg..... 8 88 pm 4 61 am
lotSprings..... 7 80 am .......
Asleville.... ....9 Of) am.........
llendersonville. . 59 am .......
1r. Spartanburg...... 12 80 am.......
.v. Mpartraburg...... 8 88 pm 4 61 a,.'
Grt nville....... 4 46 pu 6 56 aR'
Seneca.......... 6 26 pm 7'81 am'
Toccoo......... 7 28 pm 831 am
Cornelia ....... 8 00 pm 9 10 am'
Ltla............ 828pm 9 7a$
Athens. ,... ... t 10 25 pm 12 20 pm
Garine~vlle...... 8 50 pm 1004 am
.r. Atlanta........ 10 40 pm 12 noon,
NonrrrwAttr---1aily. No 51 No 58
eave Atlanta....... 7 00 pm 8 10 am
Gainesville....... 8 50 pm 10 04 am
Athens .......... 550 pm, 7 40 aw
Lula.....'....... 9 17 pm10 26 am
('ornelia.......... 9 44 pm 10 50 am
TI'oeco............10 16 pm11 21 anm
Scnca.......... 11 09 pm 12 11 pm
Greenville. ....... 12 85 am 1 48 pw
Spartanlurg ...... 1 a9 am 2 52 p
a rtlanburg..... ...... .S 40 pr.
IIem(lersonville............ 0 07 pm
Asheville......... .... .....7 00 pm
lot Springs... .. ........8 40 pm
Spartanhuirg...... 1 39 am 2 52 pm
Gastonia........... 3 33 um 4 45 pm
Charlotte......... 4 25 im 510 pm
Salisbury ......... 6 02 am 7 05 pm
Greensboro........7 45 am 9 40 pm
Durharm.......... 12 01 pm 6 25 pm
Btaleiglr .......... 1 05 p m 7 80 pm
Goldshor,.... .... 3 10 pm 12 50 pm
Greensboro...... 7 50 m~ 8 50 pm
Danville............ 9 32 am 10 20 pm
1ti('hmont1'tId......... 3 30 pm. 5 15 ama
I.yn(h brg ..... . 12 25 pm112 55 sm
Charlottesville.... 2 40 pm 8 00 am
Washington ....... 7 10 pm 6 58 ast
Bailt i n re ........ 8 50 pm 8 20 am
Philaidephia...... 3 00 ann 10 47 am
urrive New York ....., U 20 nm 1 26 pr
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
No. 5( has PIulnan sleeper New York.
o Atlanta.
No. 52, Pullman sleeper Washington to
J(W Orleans, an(1 Washington to Birm
nghiamu.
No. 51 Pullhan sleper Atlanta to New
Enrk.
No. 53, Pnlrna a sleeper New Orloana
n Wash ington, an( Birninghamr to Wash
ng ton. JAS. 1,. TAYLOR,
*:. P. A. Washington. D. C.
3. L. McLESK EY, ). U. A.. Atlanta.
Richiataond &Danaviile RZR
(reenville an( 'oluhbia Division.
'onneid("(1 'ehe<lhle - Nov. 10th, 1889
''rai as raim on 75th meridlian timte.
ioing Nortih. Going 8outh.
No. 54. No. 65.
7 00 am...Lv (1harleston Ar... 9 30 pan
......... Ar.usta.......9 00
0 45.........olumbiia...4 40
1 40.........Astonr........345
1 313 pmr~.....Ut ioat.... .... 1 58
2 45... . . . .p fatanburg...2 85 am ,
4 46...... ....rven ........11 24'
5 33.. .. ......Saluda. .....10 87
15 54.........Flat flock..1 1.6
(6 10 . .. .Henadersonvijlle.. .. 9 59
'7 00 .. ......A ievine. . .9 85
8 4d Ar... .Hot Sprlings.. 7 39
2 00 LY...Poaria... 3 22 pm
2 25.........rosperity...3 01
2 42... .. ..Newerry ...2 40
2 15 Lv..Nine.ty Six...1. 2.0
2 37........renwood..12 83
4 00 At....Abbjevillec...10 50 am
41 (10 Lv.,.3.. Blton.... ....11 04
41 26........Williamsaon..... .10 41
41 32..... .... Pezer..10 33
4 48........Pieztnt ....1 16
5 315 Ar... ..Green.ville .. .Ly 9 30
41 40 LY.... Anderson...9 87
6:30 .....een....830
7 00 Ar... . Walla...... 8 07
0 40.........Atlata...
No. . Nr
5 45s pm....Coumnbia...
6 4t2.........Altont.......
7 00.........Pon.aria...
7 23........Prosperity.
7 40........Nwerry...8 30
8 45.........Goldille..7 28
9 08...........itont........ 7 05
3 45 Ar.Larens...... 30g
No. 50- N o.51.
0 20 am....Lv Blelton Ar..8 40 pma
0 46t ......Williamnstou.S. 17
0 53..........P.eizer........ 3 10
1 09.........Pidmon.... 2 53
1 50 Ar...GOreenville . ..Lv 2 10
No's. h, 41, 50 and 51 daily except S(un
'ay. Man atine aatIrains 541 and 55, danily
Pet weC<( r lumin and1( Alston; daily ex.
(.I't Sunday het~ W1een A ltn and Green
J1AM. L. T1AYLI f, Gena'I Pass Ag, t.
) (AH)I.W ELL. D). P. A.. Colaumbiar 8. ,
AT THE "CORNER"
Vilain and Sardine Sts.,
~Youa will find, who ?
(Oood Flourp, Suigar, Coffeo and Mo
asses so(1ld Cap b y
NIX!i
Cigars, TJobace~, smlokinlg and.
howmng, att prices to suit you, by
ire, bolt and rod iron,f Plows and4
low StQcek tad '1.Tracs, low down for
floe', MaIlttocksi, Shovels, Spaderi,
hanu Knob ad Padlocks ini any styho
>r Hs/.e ; Pots, Ovenas, Kettles, "Spid
rs"' and everything neCeded b)y you at.
D)ry (Goods andro Notions, 'Tin and
Jls Ware and Crocker'y, at
Needh s, 3 etnts a paper; pins, 2
5mats a paper; Teks, I cent a, pap)er;
sritiang ~papJer1, 3 cents per qulire; enl
elopesi, 41 enlts pe pack ; spoaol cot
.on 2 cents per~ spool; slates 3 cenis.
~aebi; gard.rn seeds, 2 cents per pa
>er; faanily lnrur, j3 25 pe.r barrel; a.
ood claw hiammier for 15 cents.
W. 1L N IX,
obl3t.i Eae n