The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 06, 1890, Image 3
PICKENS SENTINEI
LOCAL NEWR.
Tie peach and plum blossome bet
flie candidates thim time.
--Somao folk had . better Mtand frot
iMdor or the court hnse might fall o
Mr. A. XI Mrlorris haS opened out i
the FreemAn building with a full line
grooories.
-Wheat and onts that havo not bee
.ijured by the fly, look well and pron
iso a fair yield.
-The cold Snap on Monday eaute
those having buminem.4 in court to 1
somewhat late getting in town on thl
day.
-Tho equalization board were buI
last wook smoothing down the bunip
and raining the deprensions9 in the asmesh
ment roll.
-Hillool Arr. Dorr! Look over th
Pialcas atd nhsley road, mnd imake us;
bid on imoothing our pathway througi
the world.
-iIow about the manl that don't koN
the difXerenco between i timm iny i
and a tramwaly. lie should ho mid
president.
-13o eareful when you nwap horses o
tuulos. It is pretty hard to malk out.
eake of fraud ainillst a profhnssiol
horse trader.
-Read the now ads of our home met
chants. They contain iwtis thit will in
torest, and give you information that wil
bo of benefit.
-The Rev. A. P. Nielolson, of An
drson, the Journal siays, los1 to far r
covered that he was ablo to take ai tril
into the country.
--We are soon to have our donlble d.i
ly tail again. The order hais becn -;igll
d to reinstate it, and no doubt it will bi
perpetual thi, time.
-Our dummy Iinv in operation wil
add thousands to the valne of the un
bor, recently discovered inl the uppe
portion of the county.
-ThoSe who had put in their fertilize:
enarly, now regret doing so. The ieen
raii have wtshed the greater part o
the strength out oi it.
-Walker W. Issell's appoinit men
as postaister at Ailier8on still inw
Jire and it im not very pr,1obblo that Il<
will secure the oflico after. all.
-Agents for the new patont righ
%viro fence can get ill their blanks at Ilh
fENTINErL job olie. ()rderS by i
wvill receiv prompt attent in.
--If you wish to1t rise a good erop oi
hill potatoes get your gr-ound 1"ad,
nd .plan111t onl tho w-anle of the mlotph ;I
March. No "ki(h thw D)utchman.
-l'e Ritidge it; prievilinig to go uhlu,
this sulmer wvith her iiprovenments
Tho HaW ills now lave at I thtrder
they can fill by the Iliddle of til! seasoll
-Read call for a meeting of pvrsomv
intorested in the buildi-g of the dunna.
line, puibilied in anAiother "olI'umln. 'If
- ulre and comin to the meeting I-ext it
Irday.
-Coroner 11ge:S lu the tv.o It 1
sons of W. ). Wiggill4 brught fam
Laureu county l:1t. week, to testi f*V it
the case atgain4t their fatther for poison
iug their mother.
-Mail Cariir Oilstrap l.)t one of hi:
hiorse- last wveek. Bright loses- a hjona
tiearly every y(ear. He says that there i:
nto stoek t hat caln istaiil the wearI an,1
tear- oIf a maiil route.
-The far7mern of iaotoe twnshi1
repur-t that th1e him hibor'ers- have mnosti:
left that part of flhe crni try nu:-1 I he:
find some trou lel) this spr. ag i. goittoi;
the hands they wa'int.
--Mr. Ciande HI. Alexandler, of fi.
Charleston College, came hlome last Fi
dlay in response to a telegram advisity
him of the evere illiness of his grandl
mnofther, Mrs. Licinia Alexander.
-Pumnpkitown anid F.asley are eneIl
exp)etinlg to hie the fnture (count y seati
Itis thlought tfhat Pumph~ into0wn wil
easily win the fight as it has thle gr-eat
aidvanitage oIf mlore *inift)bl locat 1ion.
--iss Charlotte Muril, wiln> ha s beei
spending the wini.er in ]Eartahiatchiie
Miss., with hier father- and relait ive-, re
turxned to Pickens last T tbyl, muel
r-efrecshed, and1( well ple'ased with he Ir trip
-Mr. T. H. Gailloway. of ]hrevar-d, N
(O., is in this colunity nelling farm rightd
for a platent fene. M1r. TV. 11. Sii
kIan boughit the righlt fur ILbertyV to wnI
sihip, and R. A. IHester Ihas purchase<
Pickone townlship).
--More fiarmeri el-n payinug cash fou
thiri 81nppuies tis yeai- thii eeleo
since theo warl, which goies to prove tha
'wo are' oni a better baisis a&nd t IlImt ihe og
ricultur-ist wi'il lhay biy somlethiung for
r-ainy- (liy this~ year, if the seiao is1 fair
-The heavy ruins lasxt week Ihep~ t thIi
farmeru at a stamistill mal~ triied ihe t er
r-aces, 0ome (if wi ebi were broken-i , buli
wVhere~ the-y werei pro1 peily v aid ofi' the ii
,stood the( sftraii id savedI hundr-led o
doliars Il prevenClting the waste oif soi
and fer-tifize-.
It seemsli as if "'W~eieing eit iZenl o
Ensley-' has not calle-d oni thme mor-e in:
telligent whiite: peopil' ini is tr-avelx
or thlos( thaut einn iread, but hasi plenty V a
colored folks wVithI splndtid IlbarI-es
It's impllois:ble fori an1 outisider. toJ knov
what plel)( read1.
-)on't Ilise faith ini nmew enterprises
or in p)rojec.te-d JIll rovennili'nts, biee.n il
thmui, that no11 (no 1 neul anmake a deipai:rt
nro- from the( ob1l i nts, unhla i'(;e m'es
iisiit is readl&y to proph~esy thut it il~
comol1 to na:u,ght.
H-orno dlealers at ~iiusley and11 (Centra
are nlio egagedl inl binlging inl hm: :e
a11( nd mle frotm othier States to sul:
the demand herei. Tisi is tiot aisi
stock andh save our mlonley. WhIo i.
start a stock farm?
'-At this season of the y-ear if vo
feel a dizzi neo- and freqpuent haches:~iio
and have nlighftmario with vIiis Iof ft
11reV pul inihent., iand aure troutbled swit
at strianigo flutterintg (It the heart, it is
Aign fliaf. somethinig is wrong. . ( ill o
the prit,rl aid pay your hitsublip)tiou
year ill advance, and Ib) 51ure of ii ihme
cluts obitur-y notice.
--Ourj dooh>r's thtiak we will havie to b~
fari lloro tourini than neuaitl iregard i
thel( sanuitar-y condlition oI f ur tow ti
Spring'n siiuilmmer, ats thai winter- lhi
been so iid. It is very't j liblt :1 fin
a ilieoitlawed, so0 tihise whio haui
110 already nteejptedi sIui(ch)prewifs fr-ot
tW)ei fricands iln th Il(Cunt ry, will do we
to wfIi a wvegh or two.
-On(h l'undayt, thu 2''thu n!t., tev-. .1
W%. iutchm dIied at. his homeci ill ilt'h
after a short ilhlness. il Inte death I
MrIu. Jtcmhins the commtuity sust:,ins
, severe loss, and theuse o180(f ihe Mah::;
a vatliant soldier. hlu wasl( a man01 uni
.ver-sally loved andh respected by aull wh1
.know him. At. then timoS oif his death Ihi
SvaR in) his fifty niath yeiar, 1and hn
serve~d for- years in thle ministry of flh
Baiipti-st Churchel. A giod man heul l.wa i
m alscenso of thu word
-Mis4 Mary Symmeq, of Grecnvill
I- io visiting Mii Corrio Bruce.
"" -It is feared that tho cul snap Ii
Sundty night has killed the fruit crop
the bud.
It -The farinerm wero in town )at wo
laying in their supply of plows and ho
n for the simmer'n work.
--Court last Monday, brought th4
largest crowd into town that there bi
bewt any time for the part year.
-Mr. Jamsme T. Siiglton, of Eista
too tfiwNiship, left on the 25th tilt., f
the West oil a prospecting tour.
- -Thosr inaken that began to era
hist week aro iu .p iad plight. They g,
L caught, away fron houe without tjn ov
0 coat.
-The Wiggins murder ce wa.S col'
tinned to the next court on aecouit
r illsims of Wiggins' attorney, Mr. Hen
R owen.
-The Cmidy-date tree began to blo
out list AIondtay. It i4 thought that
it will be in full bloom within ten dav
or two weeks.
--Mes;ri. Dill and Cook, oL the Greor
vile lbar, aid Col. R. A. Thompson,
thVf Walhallai bi, wec in attildiane
court here this week.
~--A prominmit Nortlherni eapitali
DOW Ping ovvei the nhiolo suIrIVe.
roit of the Cumberlaid Clap railro
looking at the prospect. for iiinvstivi.
--Several IitIlen ry they wotlt go is
the shevp iai,.inig busiiess in this coln
- if it, were not Jmr tihe large nuinber
- worthlo4 curs tithat would destroy tit
--Mrs. Thos. Steele aud' Mr. Whitt
Symimes, of Greeiville, were in Vicke
lie past weVk, inl attetmhoe uponl t
lst illness of their inother, Mrs. Lici
Alexaunder.
--Dr. J. B. Carpenter, dentist, will
at M. .J. J. Wakelinl's in LibeAy,
the Iext fifteen <hays. Anyone wish
iny work done in hm; lite, will find
I at the above atldress.
--Dr. Lawrenco Clayton, of Cent
held an improii p't reeptionl iln fn
of the court house last TIuesdaY it'
noon. While he wa. entertaiiing the
collimr1, roomn was emptyAN.
W--. A. 1 IHton, of Greenville, agent
for the Mit11141 LiIe Inu.;Oranice Co., is in
towni, lokinig l the ife liuiIrale bus
Ils. is mlipaniy is one of the 1iiost
re liabole ill tit coutry1tA.
-The people who travel the Taylor's
fori road inl Liberty towiship aro b4egiii
ring to think they -will uot get thir bridge
over EightRen'iie. It is reported that
the road is abioost imp;ssble.
-SPveId of the proninent citiz.ls
frin tlw sithiwst coelr ot the counltY
-were beforv the. boald of COmissin
aiit T .astry in the interest of th Pen
dlieton ansik Clin.'ot Cillege roati.
fTe farmcrs ini the Fea le R,lge see
tion, yet lave vottonl to sell, ntild it
iimle- them fee'll goild to learn that thm
1rice of the shaph is <;iinhilg n1 to the
liit Ihbl oritA if 11 (loits pr potild.
in Wil-e go ~it stranded~a in ii'wni
h Mm lithiy nigsit. tim:e oe itehwdl
: to his, bigy by Il:i.Atak-;e ::d helt the
it)vi:a '.am wil a iuh :n1al haniles.4 it
no vehliivl. J lecaigh t I ho gent Tusday.
M.J. C. 1trb-4,thew 1hkow
hiiryv: of Pe:dh-tm, wa iii 1w0n'l-,
thi-4 week. M.. .i has provne
boiA at dtionltt flin the i., pilty of
stnoney ito' miade lby kee.pinag a it
chlt-e stock f.armi in I his eountry,
'i li-s Al ice Hayvs. the se'venteen51-year
cli.1 tumiter o i-ienj:inti !iays, whoe
lives ini tne Georg's ('nse Tin)t, dtid
-inthI '-. ;.m8 I. :s bul 'ed sit Glta,sy
M,outntatin graiveyant on 'I nesdayit.
--T-he trm of the 5'sshmss (Court jn,t
(1l5se-1 wats the shrot on reconlu. Onlyih
one case0 was, dispsed Iof. The (lefi -
d. int l'leld guilIty to carry ac-in eseen
ed weapo)ns, wias Iiitedi thir t i dhlars,
paid1 it :nn1 wenit on hits wa*y rejoininhg.
oif the scondt cirenit, matude a f-avorale
p.iti al htoahlr of' thle scales of juist icet.
-Nt s te timeir to b)rinig ini voor
job1 pr'initinig. Our workl is steconil to
noun sin the State. If we dou't gie yo ou
lirals-si work our1 elirtge 1 iothintg.
We car a Large ct och of clttioncry%:aI
cain suppIJly you with anythinug in the job)
intiting ln.
-Wyatt Aiken, the (ftt'ert siino
grapheti(r oif thle Fith Ii(is-niit, thinaks
tha tioult all the tonse-h itinsi huve
p ay fo r a "chaw o'~ ( terbackern."' Maty it
Franik McC(onniell, wini lives on tlws
oai:od phuice, k iIhled a rattIlestkhe last
It i-s il>(Sed t he warn'li spell of l-st
wee indneedhiii lies snaukeslini toi co-intl (<mt
ots an'l irtulattt(al tit vio' jll
--Se( Ivral peop(ilf oif tis coiuty hiave
r tecei'ved ded to:1- to 1ots ini a W~estern
town,i 'cn which tiwy sire ius!se-d to isendt
~..85 for' aMrI act ain recordiig, whn
theiy wtill get ai warrainty died to) a lot
woth i10.I i neeillsa im
thise is ahol galinei anid a frauid pierpe
4nde on lie giullible teind-r-foot by thu
WVesterns landsi shiark. P'ut, yoir foi
dtlhita int pigs aritd you twilllbu wist.
tarried.
r' hLsi:N- iNtro'.-- Oni the 20th i.,
i t tlwi re'- 'hi Qw ofi W\i. Ililidix, iil
- Six al~ile, Joh ( EiiI. H ohtlen was rioarried
D)olctsxi CATs'n.---Ont the 2th uilt.. at
Ithe reiSh,lienc of the bide'ts lua ther, ibu
tivoy (Cater-.,,Johnt DouezintIl wsiarriedl k
I, ating.
\'.ist -('utnTN.--(nl 2d l null, att ti(
reidence42 ofI .1. E-. l.rownt, (Centrial. S. C.
byv l. I, Mtorgais, niiry pubttli', M. If~
5Kerrt, lit Oconiue counsty to Mary L. Cur'
tis oif IPickenis.
in.Ss.A.'-- T Nr.--Oni theu '27th tilt..
at the rehne o theoiii~i-ini
'l o hionty
Ii fu nomo talks wvithI Subh-Alhlinemit
Pi ekenos I urigedti' theadv:niagO or growi
I iing u'lever to h1. h&t'plow underl as at feri
t1 or spr;, a verly vigouslii st-iriig gr'ow
oing vari usIy of sends ctlioe ist epeciailly
I aidapIted toi thin huls.
I 1 toiin aniurizd biy Mr. JTos. Uarrlis,
MorIttn iF-aria, N. Y., to. say h. wti? fur
iislhis book "Tlksl: ott Mu,ntnres" t<
.lhow may mu iitst joulin itn at clh, I inhli
at .! I.35 pe copy, piotagle pti1. Thi
booik ,s invauble to any initeligenit Ifarmt
all imortantquestin in te far -
im e Elagiwl unihnn
mhorsaphnig oer tat surpriiisingl.
low pices,1 hu- o i :dnrI-y
Gmo I1. locti
Fro
The In gripp. it; still in our mid4t.
TI is wet i4 in W18 Vi;ited with somlu
eaIvy p ring- ike 0hm111der showers las
week whieh will kee) the plows ttoppe(
for -'vver:l day.
The voitd .i': hIst night sent the mer
cnry dowil ten degree; below freezing
point, and to (1011 t much of the for
ward buds and fruit, treex has been kill
ed. A slight snow accompanied th
frigid atmosphere.
NN hile we cannot boacil, of as many gn
an- itgents um our neighboring< town, w(<
hiave pilty whoIt) coml"plil b.-vanls'. thI
Alliance las seen proper to ordvr 6the
glialmo direct. Up fo thisA wsritilg, tllf
Alhi:ince 1111 revvived ait this place aoull
:))):) tow; (if fortilizor, ono Alllanco huty
ing honght 15 tolls fromt one#) firm t11m(
plid Cash. The Allianve 1uM no so-valle(
gallo aIgents, reports to tho contrar
not-withstainding. They have at cieapei
Dr. H1olizelaw, of Crev-n1vill., has lo
v:fld ill our Imidst to pmcLie li: profe4
Th- Alli:mre at, this plave hand a very
livr&d 1by M. L. I )oilNdson, S'Ktt agEn
and manager of tho Sfate Ex'hange
Sn'en:viih' . . I'hy have gre At rea
.4('. to b'' nmeh vnvouI...d( RA a few o
th1ir,1 11aV wlnts are b g righthe
w.ithi a rCesonabh)1( p1rosp~ect that raaun
more w)43 1il hI ini thle niear fuiture.
The a Al lian1ce i A mud1 to4 ()wiln or diec ii
the barne:r4"; or sneh'! is the s4entimienlt (
Promptly at 1t0 a. mn. 14ast Monlday cor
con Ivened'4 . ,1 ud::e J:ilues AlIdrich, presid
AVik li'iwere ii in hir p)l::ces. Tim4 gram
juryV wVere sioln ini their seats and electec
JohnI A. E;islev as foremn. A fter th<
SWearing oIf th1e juriy, ihe Sofiet(r haunde<
then the followinig inldietm]eUts to ae
lipOli
TIrotter and1( D ealI1 liIt t, di st uring relig
ionsl mieetiig. No hilt.
StateI.I4' ~viJl(1. '.o ol
Statel vs11. John T.i1o
keite vs. W.Jj4I D. !i n. M.H
dWigiini,,murde
}Ni agins Countyii Comin ioer'.
apel)iu 4IVd 1 for theCommsuioters cut e
shwe ty tpiai fl oveseer tha Ct th1
is oli Ik l iann P ieke l t Lierty ha4
patisfator t t Mith fiendsLof tIhe eiterrln
prisle.0I lhe etimated co1st ofi ilding~
anId quI'ppi theroa His vIery roeao
abe A' metngo thos neresedi
at 11 'clo . llwh are interested ir
thIi'iis o-:emen tar coia4'l1l riited th
pegen. t tis metet,ig.i ill enterpr ii
wil e fully11 diicusse im aIil Hll ecessa
informatll ioil tgien d~~ cocring (it anrk
tu'sre lokn toW4l(:11rw te eal. comperio
'14ll,) and I))elsl ini thinr a fholdr ii loge!h
si es wi i trI\, .
,I. ,. I gwi, 44lrg
It IIIcur yul. J.. F'. i441 W 111litu1.s,
SillII (lir wiIOlin L. 1)n0'trnt,i
Aoltl'.'nle'1 ]i C.1 .IL . ii lol(lP4! 'ing wott
Feb. VIt '5 t?d)1. lt'JII. i.I3
ledge. the arebiteet, i4 Iti olding th
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McFALL'S
ALMANACK
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It is nattral for folks to look for
I "Blow" in March, bec"ause March
rs a "bUtcrip" novth, but wohen
I thry read an ad. from thisA imanack
they know there in no lolw ablout it,
but alw'ays solid faicts.
This Aanack haIs flo? on the
heves, the cormt~ers and on the
floor anTd suspended from the ci1ing
Land against th e trails,' and in; the ce?
r tar, one of thle lalrgesft and best stocks
of Gene'ral .Merchandi.se that. has
ever been ineide of this house. Ht'
Ilike "P'eace in the / amily:;" "all want
i and muist have it." The trade de
,,zmands~ it, and therefore ice have to
utilize every spa74c.
30 W AEE JItR E:
We ~ hale just open~ed the nicest lot
of WJ'ht(ite)Godj and IIsndsury
.AEdyings, Laces and4( Jlosiery trece
Ceer had.
t The largest stock of Hats, Ladies
Misses, Mtien'e and iioyo, inSra
Fuir and Wool.
The largast stock of ,Shirts, Wh/ite,
,Streaiked anid 1trip:d, aind will be
soldl for a1 song$, if the .un is sn
The nics lot of' Ready/-Navdc
(ClothIing~, 'i e /hace had inl a lony~ time,
and thea flyures a little lateer, (and
that s/ineis f/he eyes8 f a1 buyar.
N<ne is ai goodII fino: to fi.c abou lt
Sf/ie (harden.
This Abnana?i(c o/fers onuly the best
r ariety, of ~~S esiad Po,tatoes.
' Try (1 ])ow Law (Coftton ,SCCd
A nd pu)nt your trade whe re it des
the most good, whewre it is apprecited,
aind wh/e're y/ou get fthe ?Porth of yuwor
moeney,: and1( 'wh<re you know~ there's
W. TI. McFA LL.
An Acrostic I
we is thet p)erfinnw of flowers,
- Highly the n i'Viod ini thle br(eeze,
Obver thern1 suinIE. anid shoiEwers,
A~ rounid thienii the grass'~ and0 th trees.
C itiig in)re iirig'ht or more,J gay
1r(aI hes ini this~ wide worfld blow'0 ,
Rewveailin ne~ lw beauties iech dayt,
49Or ghublening our1 hearts as we(o
Then i setter (1 the seed s far ati Iw~(ide,
lIoin0(11g gralsse's anid flowetrs ini sto re,
EacI h lley and1 gladlo and1( hillside
ITf.levivig ini v:erdulre onIc morTe.
NwGasses in gardeL and ield
N4ow f.irs in border and bed(:
u Every pEtal at per1filme shaill shed,
* D)istilled ink the 41un and1 the dlew,
* Mpreadinug sweetenited odlor ane1w.
Fre(shl gardeni and (graISS seed just
1'received . A.o iloi seeds, a
I. A).a N iiT 1cE Ei C.N
%GOOD, BRUCE & CO.,
love bought heavier Its 1pring
edo this Neason than ever be
e. Thmes' Goods will be openm
luspection by tile 10ti1. A
ter Idea of thme 14tyles and Pr
will be givea ill time llext. ismae
t1as pamper. Inm the niensatinao
are closiang ovit Heaiaists Ite.
'diesM of Cost.
os o' Plows, '1ow StOCk,
sadied H oes, Flour, Saga' avad
ree, ellenper tlam the cl)cap,
and anojokiig ahout it.
ire iss y4mar trade.
GOOD, BRUCE & CO.
TfE STANPAR] FNITURpi FAC
N n\ i i the lime to get yiur Chri, t mas preents. ('all on i e for
bedl-room mits, I arl'r awlkitchen furwiture. c 1v(' splelid l1t 1if t
s-1:(i1, rII. F. M. MOITiS at Pickens, is imy iretit. Call on him, or 1
tory n pt Field.
C'' Glood po plalr lumber taken in egrhanige I or furniituerr.
(ThejL Popuflarb Cornier St ore.)
Head the Procession
With a line oif Seasonable' Uari-ains~ whlieb ('annIot lii dnulienit'l ed l'ewhai
you all tol call atanl inspe't. Our' sti uk hlas lwen'I c'arefuilly selet
is marked at Pi '11Scesi
?tr"' ie ey A ll Com~Ipet itiobn!
We( lltte a G.oodl Stock of
Staple and Fancy Groce
(Our stosck s'omuprei s
JF.ll, 1;l).\, PEiPi, NP'l1ES:i A lIL OT'I'IIEl A.l'T1
CLli.' 1N T~'ilL Git'ElhY LINi.
We also kee a ve ~ ry (CompIlleIte Stock 'of
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hat:
M~oves, BIflardware'( nnid Tinuware.
EGP3 We tuv A'ients f"'r the Stamilerd li urnitlure Factory, and
anyvthinig ni thle muI~e ainii:' tine y ui iiwant, and will iitke it to your init
LEWIS & MORR:
TFiiE ST1AT'.EUi" WI''TH ('.\li,NA, )
'i/nn Ph-':: Counrt. j A good flarm on1 the 1
Hens<mi B. G'ibi imp, PhIii.t if, of ( te Saltda river, ten
I lr .X fl hi ' )fIhn. .r'e<inville, contiinilg :
Summons'.Lr I I , ( e''li nt Fie. wi< hl 100( ner('N i:i flue
to, answer5 ti-mlas i nil it in ibs erlion,1 If goori11 grartingJ land, 1
ijchi is thik day~ lih- in tin-' Illb-' of thi thi e areIV 7 H'teulnlaf.
cle'rk oIf court for i Ikens ennt:t, iiitl
Pic'kenis, S (' w~ ithint twe.ntvly days :Itr AslnI 2 y'ounig wor'k ilti
If such TM'rvie ol 1,1 it youi tail to ansn~'ll :r niilk cow rinl voitn
il' ''w 1 com hiunt na111 tlu im iiin :iore':Il , - nii
the phuiitii in ihis av i v.ill ap l to 2 IInIt fat (en1 iuli for
tile coui foIr tIe i-lief den'nuiiih-di in 'the' Al'o iiioney t. ln< 1t i i
lomp:i. ilni'eIlisotil'uit thoseielil wlholl -
l'i'l('l"il tll : tint i W .\nor:w iilfIl . an ecovi't ltt
Toi thle <h-fe I lit, 1br T.l il m y. C. 11. I OLLINGS
Tak oti I htat Ilihe comphl i nt lliinl Ih
abie'' enti h- ' nelion, tom bter with1) the
Shn es, hc hue f 4n isaCpy, .e' owi'4
wasiiled ill the' l11d of th e eh-rk ofil tht Ie l" tlili wll 1( ''
Pickensiin Iaid it cryalllolit it nayh
1ThB <brAf-Er -: 't',lhr?len.1'tll
(~jL~sL h Lili\ A &&t4V' I'.N>UAVLtNd it bS(t >N.Cr
PROFESSIONAL.
H. BOWEN,
Attorney at Law,
PICKENS C. If., S. 0.
11r.oney to loan ou easy terms. on
well secured paper.
(llIce in Court 1louse, jly2,'88y1
vv-.1A & (nit, J. R. BQUU%s,
Greenville, S. C. Pickena S. C.
WE"- ORK & BOGG
Attorneys at Law,
PICKENS C. IF., H, C'
.NJ. F. A.N-Pr, C .Io..Nso-u
Solicitor 81th Cireit. Pickens, S. C.
Greeville, S. C.
A Ns'L & ILLINGSWORTHII,
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law,
PICKI,'NS C. It., .9. 0,
Praet i c in fill It ch ourts of the State,
an<la tient ion gi ven to aiil businesS entrutt.
(I to thern. mrl4-88tf
4&ANSION HfOUSE LAW OFFICE,
lome No. 1 West Street.
WELCoM11. I)A on NioIv.
NIX & NIX.
Gliplin.m.x, S. C.
Pratice in all the ()irt.s of North and
Smuth carlina. Ten per (ent for collect.
ing, wvithout e<mitractin4 for more orf less.
Gail the lost! W100 crnlts on the 8
coll-etI,d for .J:a,. O'Connor & Co., of
Knoxville, after five v,ooi l awvvers had had
the claini without ell cting a ernt.
I1 who can and tit pay is a ILdouble
thief. Iie slils bith contidlece and rnony.
All the latest tortur-s of coll,cting appiiId
to such debtors. Be niot "too ate." It
vill vost you nothing to try us.
R,-f,r-ncrs: Prosidlent liamdin Brattle,
of th- (Ireenvil!c Nati.nal iank, and Pr,s.
ilent liantid, of the PoIe's Bank,
(-'reenville. ja161fitf
ILIL & W ELD)ON,
Dentists,
112 Main Street, lfl.:ENVILLE, S. U.
W-1 ths griven every 'Ilirslays ind
1ridays, and teeth extractel without Pii.
D1I. FRtANK S311T111
1,; now pei m:mnt lyv eated at Easley,
1 :. C., anl resp.ect fIll v tIfer.; his profes.
Siena serv-eti to the puiblic getncrally.
jatu2t f
Dentist,
(lREINVILLjE, S. C.
0111ov. over Westmorelan d Bros.& Duke's
drug stmre. jan 1'89y 1
G tl-ENVILLEH lNA CO.
WV. 31. NXORIVWO1, 1). D). S., Manager.
G(UENVILLE, S. C.
15 for a set. of toli; 25 cents for ex
tract ing tc t li; 25 to 50 cents for cleaning
iet ; 2.5 to 75 cents for silver liniigs; 1
. l . up >r gold tillinv. You cam't get bwtter
Your el:iit .Work ni m) t ir lio%w ni-li you paY. Sens
ill ..afvZ, he i tive te"th fi11 wvithout 1)>ain.
ce at Ill) fae.. 121 Main Street. mrh22'88
nov tf 1)11. J. B. CAlIENTI-:I,
Dentist,
Will lle foutl At Libtrt vn and aftr
tio in-' Iirst.lts.. fehl3y1l
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
---IN~1' Tix
I PEOPLES -:-. BANK
re, :tui inivite
Capital and Sur plus, $85,000.
FRA~LNh I IAMMt NI). Pres-i<leint.
J.AS. A. IIOYT, Vice-Presidlent.
Ja:S. A. Jlot, lK II. Poulenw'icler,
l''ruink IIL:iumn, WV. .\l. I Iag'ta,
O ! . F \l:ans (P. P. 1ilie
'rani ntts a( Geeral ihkin g Businiess,.e
h)tlpots ritjvc.tl, intl carteii aettenitieon
IT WILL PAY YOU!
. M y ou propIose' going WVest
o,r Northuw4'i, to write to
;,Caps, --- rgef"- u- w S ort
910tf D. P'. Ag't, Atlanuta.
way MANIJ)nSION-:-HOUSE
EsRlEENVILLE, S. 0,
S rI,ill M.\NSION mit -31: IAS BPANr
I new yv refittI el '.id exce llently' futr
n 1 is'hc't 'It is llirsl-clais in all its alijoint
li-luet, an.5 itil tii ite othe hest, oitels in the~
Sttl. Siluinlt'l ini the hiealthiest nun
It rs S('l-',IROlt 'ATil \lTIONS TO
mileq fromi A. A. GATES, Proprietor.
1) ner('i, of STATEMENT
iVr1 hot tom> o
'1 11)0 acres TeM ta
1j)t)1 Wli(eIt OFt NE.W YORK.
piingce.o1 ~ IlHARD A. MVcCURDY, PRESIDENT.
il purcaser. Fr the year e.ding Deo. 31st, 1880.
eI tu oned1)1( Aesets, - - - -$I3l,401,308 03
11l1?. lncerease tn LAsets, - .6O~0144
lcf, rpius,..... . ......8 5,'84
tilSRu Oil Increnee in 1Murplusq, . ,17811
rlecelptts, - - -i190 .0
.y Wisli to Incroemo diurinn year, - 4tC,~71
stat. (1al1 P'nid Polcy-tletie.r,, - - - 1,QJOs3
ktlis C. I{., Increento dturlung lear, - .~7,i31
nuwiat n iks atsuede, - . - ~11O2433
illi ttl.t' Inecase during year, .- 4,t82 0
-OTH fisk, in force, - - - )69DtJ39
-- - J~increaise ducri:tre year, - $884705
Polilees in free, - - 5,1
Increasoelduring year, - .2,4
Poclleieu writteni lee 15s1, - .4,7
Inceeue oer ~ -4,- 10,1,174
* $e~erttIo, - . - - $S3408 10
ree aeet n ranit,et. $0,94,933 2
-__ $:06I,84 58
Iacreaor lver 1esi, ~- - 1,7
an Rea .tt and Routtnd . 3nortgaar
eti If i fl oanss. 4 , -l~ -. - - - $69,... 61,913.613
0150cCasLfe ns on6.. olai2tera 53l14curfli,O$,16 ,90 0
-I 1 i at' ..interest,.. -6 -99;.. - -3 , 8,682 9'b 79
'' .te, n RrieRt Acre. PremtnIS. defer-Poie
tI~ ahov redIand in Jtransit ein -i $tr,.i1,t1cn
{L it WILIA.J EATO6,74,7 - 6 re8 y
(' horeseamx.m. S. C,. '8,:.
ekh aw. A li f, .. (1 .. A . 285.NNG ..m a,s; ,...a7,n