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PICKENS SENTINEL PICKENS C. ii., S. C. 3. 3. BOG3S & CO., Propr1etors. .J. L. RO(/RS, Editor. F'o r St1Eription, I.150 per anni st ri:t1 iii :al1V:anee; for six lonth8, 71S Alvorti.sments inserted at one dollh - pcr ti1 liu on nel nli or 1es for the fir inu'r tiun an1c fifty cents for each suibs (ittient in1Sertwn). ibehratl dliscoumt mal to m)ereh:it s :ad otlers advertising fc six n..hifths or by the year. OIlt.cary Not.ccs exceeding five lIe Tib ute(S of It'ep(ect, CAmnunientic of er.u)>n1al hlfl(ter, Wilen alimss( 1ble w ill he elh:trel for :15 1(1 Veir iselet Anlounceenlts ; sirtly in avaInc. 'ITU1ISDAY, MAY 22, 1890. Tma : i:nb:(c Tr.: CoMMrITTr>EE. 111. Excetive Committee of th Demlocrat ic party of Pickens count is hei elby called to meet at the Cour I!ouhe kon \Ionlday, the 26th day e AlM":. Bnu.iness of importance. Th folloWin, a the meiinb1ers: Easle club1, J. II. I io'ren; Liberty", \V. T le, nn: (c Uinrl, 1.. G. Gaines; H1urr ':.e, J. IE. i Jron P. 'icns, J. Ca:u C (ross P'lnins, c. II. Carp)ente1 )atcnsia, J.. .Thomias; 'oiter rh.rc, 1. 1Robinson;1' PumpkinitoW1 J. I). (. eith. J. 1:. ('v',:i, J, E. 1]()G1GS, ic:uV. Chop airantu Ii''(:i!om foregistr!.! Iieg;ister!!! Onl iwt\i m day'i s in awhfich t the0 first M1Ondcay" in Jun TI ''rcpurt Ithat Senator Hfampto wo(11l i be: at candlidlate for Govecrnc u; ::in. T'ilh1uant is unfoulnded a,n has been postitively deniied by the Sci r. R>c; O:a lets stood the Ne .:rl; \\"r!cTs hoast and jeering a 1.n: Ys hei c:u(51. Hle pr1OPOSeS to su Che Woruldl f1r libl'. Tho W'orl wil r',i tios lUd. r its tongue as a SWee : 1 ny Demo c"ratst and registei . t: io i ill 1 e needed this fall J r:: ti, Ih:i:,eil & Co., are to b im1i d und cvery 01ne oif yOut Shouk( h:e at tle funleral. Only two morc (l:1ys 11 \wlh 0i to register. A :iv icliitnce of the prospevit; of ; (u1111 , t1he starting of noi ne :" al"r :.,vruproinent. Each'I u- t' 1lar iws s:. A live town a n esit y to anty growinig 3 I tiill o the ''lme down]. a1( <p::uh p12uiS is t thle yar1d, enn) be pe.i \ard. It. is sai21d thatt this~ reduc ti;n i: n t m:L xado on aecounit of the( u Sn liight againist jute buit to1 to en(ter thme (comb1ine. .1 u:;t himent on2, (of the U. S. C[ourl re(1u A to) inlterfere with the S3tatt .llra les( inl the case of deindy mar * h:d \1 ilier,uh was) arU4lreste-d ini Lex he' friend1s though:~lt tinit as lie wam i" tIe hS (If the( State. SimIOntor 1 fson. I i-l2u-d X:iux, of Piliadel. ('1:-a for I on( ress(. to fill flhe sei uni: hl iin .1(o1lm (. Carnlisl< '2 'a th anIsyin thle Senat( ily~ VI,rloted si4at cs 11 i r to fill tihe seath I 1 12 11M r1ury, pl ih~e, 11 - v 1 in t he r-cenm norsl I olf that State - away''i down bielov andII tile farmuer ~hIiver': 1h 1a:t it and realiizes that h. * L ft ouIt in1 the cold to ti A ehe factory aIt Newl (taane.n (nIn:., has:' just tnade a pair of shoe r n ('hl otfe (N. C.) man11. The' ny th le est<1 (one0 (ver maide. i Si.s No. 32. Ea:chi shie is 20 inch I L lg ad 8 inches(1 wide. Thle mai I f1e 130 iniches (:all and weighs 4H( T:11nds1, andi tile c'ounIty inl wich he n.aker 11houh1 securte his services te tire 'menP out of (P11c0. aru tile rnard track at pt, y says that Lee( is one (If thei~n i lep (1(1 conductors anfd a otd mnto begit oflluch at ced. Trip w11 asI "be ating" hisu way -' ome on2 the train the nighit of his deIcnth. n Lcc hiv~bcuon ert,m . | The Goverior has refused to par. don Andrew Fow, convicted of per jury at the February term of court in Oconee eounty, and sent up for one year. One of the largest flour Iills of " the Northweat was destroyed by fire U on the 15th inst., at Winona, Minn, 25,000 bushel; of wheat and 12,000 e of flour were burned. The General Assembly will beard n the "Devil in his den" next year. Birmingham, Ala., is the next plac of meeting, and it was chosen be. cause it stands in need of such n meeting, being the worst town in the count'ry. 0 Several niewspaper corresponden((11ts V have nominat< d Col. J. L. Orr foi t Governor an1d sonme of our contempo. f raries have endorsed the same. Col ? Orr would make us a good Governo V and can easily be elected if he will consent to make the race, l- - .--- - - Life size statues of Stonewall Jack - son, Jeb Stewart and A. P. ii ill w il b he placed at the base of the Lee stat uo in Itichmond. There will 1e thlre< others but they hae not been select ed as yet. General Joe Johnstol should be one of the others. Judge Kershaw wes applied to fo bail in the case of the lyrnchers o o Lexington county. F. C. Caughlan e one of the ringleaders and a proni nent citizen was refused bail and re manded to jail. The trial will comt oft next month. r d It is reported that the Alliance cx change at Dallas, Texas, has swiiidle the farmers to the tune of threc v million dollars in the last three years Politicians inside of the ring is sait to be the cause. Sensational devel opments are lromised th e public. Some of our brother editors whc belong to the Alliance, do not g. with their sub)-Alliances in the (n. dorseincnt of tle March nominee for Govern:or. 'fley 'er im to Ib eing tc l the '"arIers' 11OV(m'nt,' arnd give ithem a coluim)n, but they proceed to "pull the rhine'' off of Tillhuan just the same. It in (tinfto tlat duriug the year 1891 over eighty thousaid )ales of cot ton will he required to keep the imillIs of SpartanhuInrg going. That is twice as mu ich as that counityV ms now maiking. A t present prices it will require fouri million cdhlars to buy that ention. To muanufactutre it it will turn ioose at least a million (lollars a year aneangst the operatives. So cottoni mills arec not insignificant Concerns after all. They bring imon ey and peo ple into the country and increase wealth and popuilatio n. Whe ItaI newvspaper mtan turns preacher lhe has ai heavy load to car ry, and meets with mtany things to switch him off the main line? Coim pared to him the lawyer convert has an easy t ime. Rtev Sam Smnalls has been beat en once for Congress, b)ut no0w he has deteriniled to munt for the Legislat ure in the next prmay Poor Sami! Hie has to o mnuch poldi ties, anmd too little po(licy and1( conntanon Senlse to succeed wcll. If hte does inot qutt trying to get ont the political train, the neixt t hung lhe knows the demon01 drinik will trip him, anid lhe will fall under the wheels and be PIT(ION. lThe Conigressiontal coniventtin for this D istrtictthzas been enlled to mieet at Abbeville on the ;t h of Junie, ben11( th Itnmecessit y for an early Couna ty ' 21~I conet i to elect. dIelegates to the (Cor1gresiona1l convenition. Thie caill will bue seen1 (lsewhereI in this is suie. The chibLs of courseIS will pro euid to Iorianie at onc(e, and1( elect de (ltis to the convenitioni to meet( here0 'n thle 2d of June. This is a btusy timet to call the farmers fromi their work, but politics will not wvait the titde int thte atf'airs of meni. Let every (1lub senid upi a dlelegate for .each twentty-five members)01 ont its roll. 'We are glad that in at tendling the conventIion, mnany oif tile delegates will be able to kill two birds with1 onle stone, ats the County Alliance has been called for the samel tim and 11( place. Thle two bodies need not con.i thect in thle 1(east, because most of the dlelegates to the alliance will doubtless lbe sent as delegates to the ('Ontvetto01. When o1ne' veily {iott adjourns, tite (other can 1be immaedi ately called to order. I W~huen all thie clubs~ meiet for the puirpose meti oned ill the~ call, t hey should adojourni to a daiy to 1)0 agreed upon01 not biter than two or three weeks. There* will be business of special importance seat down to the clubs from the eonvention. It is the sacred dutty of all good Democrats to make this the liveliest campaign ever held in this district. TIhere is going to be a desperate effort to rob us of our* Congressman, and every dlemocratie vote will be worth ten times~ its weiht in mAd ON THE FENCE. This is the term now in frequent use by extreme politicians, in speak- . ing of men who are conservative and fr careful in regard to their opinion on tl the all absorbing question of t11e g fall eleotions. Just because a man 1i does not go about ranting on some political question ho must b needs be said to be "on the fence." While every one admits that there j are times when all men are more or c less "on the fence," on the politics cf the day, we cannot see any need of so i many persons being accused of it at this time. There is no demand for any extreme measures in South Car- ' olina politics at present. Every one y is prosperous an(1 content except a al few outside office-seekers who are t' ti raining a furor and a hellabaloo try ing to make us think we are going to t the bad on an inclined road and the track greased, hoping to get into a t fat job under the cover of the dust ? they raise. Don't say that a mua1 is "on the fence" just because he don't ii knock you (o,Vn1 when you begin to paw rp the dust around him and tell ti him the government is going to sheol. ie is not "on the fence." The chap that is raising the row is the one that 1 is in that condition himself and be 1 gets mad because the quiet individual y who is on the other side and resting easy (loes not jump up and pull him , over on solid ground. a When the day comes that there is danger of our State government get- H ting into the hands of rascals or vag- |1 abonds, no man will need to sound s the eall the second time for the vot- " era to rally and turn them out. There are no rascals in office at the ti State House now, and not likely to be, so why get excited. The lien a nominated by the Democrats next 41 September will be honest and true, and will be elected. l; A PATIOTIC POSITION. c We sympathize with the country 11 Ipostinaster who pursues the even tenor of his way, without the luxurv m of envy or political hatred, drawing t With monotonous regularity the sahiry j1 that never fluctuates over ten, nor i< 1under 1ltree dollars per annum. We wish to remind him of the other per quisites of his office, lie has the 0 grItit(do of the country editor and ." of the patrons of the oflice, besides '( the consolation of being overn hielmed with the spring-tide of circulars is "'Five do0llars3 a dlay" &c. If our''' postxmasters want any thing for search- I inig the mail bags for the counity pa- to per's addressedl to their otliee, thle ountl y papers and the Po pulace will at onlce demland it for thii. c A llI(Nnie NIonitt. v The itionth of F bruary, 1 88(0 was to inl nte resplet the most remnakale in thle world's history. It bad no full itno u. .Jmmary, had two full moonls, It andol had11( March, but F'ebruarv hlad dr none. D)o yohele whuat a rare ro1 thing in naiture that was? It lual not 4 occurred since the time of WVashtin'' i toni, no( r since the discover'y of Ami r icai, nor since the beginning of the Chiristian era, nor the creat ion of the r world. And it will not occur again, accorditng to the computatiitonl of as- l I i I toomers, for- how lotng do you " tink --- .2,500,t000 years. Wa 's not that a truily wonderful nionth? ('Oil ty ('oni-enilt. is htieeiclleid to mteet ini the ( ouirt to) Hbouse at Pickens Oin Mondayzi the 2d day of Ju ine, 1890, at 10:30) a. mi. to elect. de(legates to the Co ngre-siiOhal convnt i oll to be hel in Ahhe)1 villei oni trasatio o suh the bsineVss as II taniy properliy c'oiine before it. s '.'he P residenits of the local Dleitno- i ' cratie clubs wihlleall their resp ective clbs togther Oi1 Satumrdaiy the 31st (liy of May to elect delegates to the to Counity 'onven'itioni. TIhe folloiwinig is thle basis oIf row th resent ation in the conivetion'. One u delegaote from every elub) andan adl 111Y dlitional delegate for: every' twent y live" tenrolled ni'eimbiers of eath elubi. J. P. CAusv, Sec'ry. IIh A bund1(11 of wheat or oats andI a hecad or twot of storghutn setd, hung'' C eniouigh to eomipel the~ fOWls to makeil a good jumpil to reach it., will aid ma11 terially iin giving them exercise. Inl,iortanit Int'oirunnton tr 'itIny. Th le proper and pictumresqtue ro,tto' for lousel andt pleiaure from thi~s cty to inl lie (Catsk ill mleutinsi, Sztrat ogia tmol Ip (IIher New York Stato resoirts, is bty fthe If I Vest Shore Rlailroad. By takinig the -J P'ennisylvitl ia Railroad, patssenigers w ill niurke dbrect coeti 'on lwiith thle West Shtore in the Union D)epot at Jerser es tirtwm tg-rooim- cars are run ithrongh wit "\ ' ' Fo tourtiist books, time tab les atndi in fornit i oll re'gairdinig th WesX c-t SIho~re Iassenge Agent, 5 Vanderbilt Avenue,it New Yo(rk Cityv. "'IlindI(ntl INeuion,"' a hanidstome- It ly illutstrte-d book givitng dlescriptins oC izs Sthe HIudhson River ando New~ Ytorkl State en" ire-oirt.', will be mtailed oni receip t ofl nye Iy cenits p)ostago- 3 5 Notiee toit ub-.AilHance.A E4ach Subi-Alliance is requested to ser ~end one dlelegaito to Piokens on sale (lay n .Junie next at 10 a. nm., to the meetina ft te( Coiunty Alliance, as mtters ofi 11( Kreait impilortanlce lire to be attended'( to. ti . W,cs TiknCF.O A.r Fi I'ietare of Life in mouth Florida. A well known South Carolinian, now ving near Sanford, Fa., la recently in nitten a letter to a niece in Anderson, eo oml which wo are pei-mitted to mate- iin ie following extract: ab "l)uring the last two yeari I have in me through the whole category of hu- O0 an ii Is, and now have' bettlcl into a at "sperato caso of regular graveyard at: ironio (yH)pMIR-pf-can't cat asnt much in th aiik as a house-fly without feeling after- A ards like I.had just returned fron the Fi meral of my last relative and the eller- ev t' wat waiting to sell me out. But I mi't describo it, and will st<.p trying. y; "Well, we have 1)0011 inl Sotttl Florida n rer flive years, now, and it takes this ingth of time to sun up all of its dis- vi ivnitages and disap)ointments and I1 >ecial devilment. It reminds me of Dr. to carce's patient in the 'I)uck I'onds'- N ;cts 110 better fast.' When you think 1) iu know it all, atid have stood about all ti Lin can statd, just wait another year e id she will giv you a series of calami- ,e Vs. catastrophos and disa)ppointmlents of mt s11tun and stupefy you Ho that you t) :e unable to com)hiin, and feel aMtaned ti rit you ever coiphiiied previously. e s 1 have not the tune nor lealth to mt rite tm e1n0ye:'))peia, I will not attempt of >ehlear'se the Vatotius eo)glomerations w f unadulteratedl devilment that ''uses" tI could this cotttiv, such as unltimely in osts, tlnexpected freezes, pestierous e Imeets, cut worms, cut throats, land ]) atks of the railroi type, commission Hn pe, itld every at her type, typefyiug tl 1 eII 18e1 t <ltlulities of his Sttaniio maj- b sty; ad the elimate-3G() days equato- I al u to stew out the juices iitl fry df ut the fat, and about five (hays pe' arn- di 11111 of the frigid zono to freeze th re- fe luihing attenuated 'crackliu'.' m ''No irreverence menittt whoen I give RI mi a little patra)hratsc on the 137th J satil, whibch got ofl the other day: gt I>y the mloSquito pools of Florida, there ti e sat dw nI, yea we wept, when wo re- w etmberel ('arolitni. Ve hauged our L o4n ont tludls on the H1aw palmetkten ini m ie serubby pines, anl there the iumo id fato t.hit carried 11s away captive ro nirecl of us labor, saying, Sing us the mng of harvest. Ihow can we sing the >ng of himrveet in a barretn laud? The tiruis have eatei the cfbbage, the bla)ick- R ida have gone away with the rice, the ailremds and eomlilissioni mercbaits have al hm the residuo of fruit and vegetables. a I toiget tlite, O Cirolint. let my right to hid forget to hoe the cotton; if I re ember the iiot,. 1 lmy tongue cleave to o 1oof ' RIH .imoutt h with half-done loritla talVy.' ''We have not lad a good rain since C st August. This spriig I lost a crop CI i Ianiaiias, two eropa of ca)bnge, two cl ops (If Irish pothrtoes, have hatl water 11 elotis and Clintitloupes killed t ice, tlnd m )w the cut wormis htve killed a thirdl ai nting of nitelons. I am still planting , tut waterg i molocM, s th is is the last lance f,r this year, as noi other tegeta- l es will stutl the hot ei ii of ,Tune and fe ily. So I am liI:e the Florida cracker at gging fir the gopher, when told that de could not. get him, exelaimed, '(lot, to 't .hin! We've got to meat for dinner.' t "I think I nti n<.w loaded with all the :perienuo antd know dkg; necessary to b itcoed ts a first-class ul)-Counltry agri- ti Ittrist, and( if we cau possibly get to t her ionev ituflieient to pay cur. rail ad fare you nmyv hook for us, and you pz 11 have to loiok cloe to see- us, whlich th reiered less dithicuIt by the fact thatmi 1 oro highly colored with yellow tan. xlti ow I n-seimlo a grniit, Hlenry a m)iptoni. and Mottie it mere sulspicionl. '1' Ihavo it ten he:ard oIf a fellow get tinog yC .i lug for hia brceeches, but I hatve got i > nmli for my- skiin."'--lotun ial. h The itndient ions are that wyork will he mmneniced.th is iuunin ier on the ( m n rlnid (hitp readtu at 1-sgelield with a "ec *w to ian eatrly momph-it ioni of that road bei thlis pliice. With th le ( . , C. & N. anid o Cuimbe-rlandt ( ah ip roas working in rmoiiy, a great th rou ghliIino will be thi ened up from (Chlarlestdon to the wvest. 1) real ly aeetns t 1nmt afteor oil Abbl evi lie's sI 0:tim of 11ow raiho:n tals antI better rail- lht ad faci lit ies'is to be real ise<h. 'Te hieduloii and new train on the C. & G. .5 Ih mtYoded ininiiito leai:sure to our 1)0peo. ,and if such faciilit ies;h ad beein given in the past, Albbe vi ll woul 'never .vO beent so clatmti.rotts fo,r now rail ads. We he-hove Abbeovillo hits fine pros ets fot tall the raiilro:ils that we want re. need(. TIheo (pti't ion now i'4, iare we Ci in g to make tin eiftrt. to tako advani- hii -e of tlmse addliitionil fatcilities? Are intg (our. pat t Iou nn biing the . ,Vnt As it maitteir of fait the }. , C. & will bi cailliing oti its at an -:i-tvy(lay r the tixis which we-re votied by this wtiship. If thhi ('umberotlami (i:ap iif mes0, anoither- tax wuill be called fort. ut . to he a biunleni to uts. ()nr it-reased 0- m>5i mb-.stsiioint the intcreased vatl oif our proper-ty shiotil piay t he , nifts up~on its. I f we simpldy w ait to as taxed, the butrdent will be1 an opipres- of teiitne, wulhih wtill have a temIency to of Ii away. Inste ott'f reiinig the pres t in! n prc-s ati wthih t owni prop- ri ty 1is now liwhI, it wiill swinig back to thi I i ree valuattionis, anid then thll puir- thi iaira miay iuisist on dedutctintg from pir Slower- prwe-s the eight per c-cnt. for: neh, the railroadt1s luhld ao claim. If we g.Tis is a cenitra-tl pioint to) whlichI ly ull butsine:s miighlt bit broutght with ait i-e tfot. VTe pur-est antd best water tih ritrth, the hiealthieist lotjntioni ini all ti is scoin, with a finto c'ouuity of good Ipeople as are to1 ho foui anyi3-11 wrini, iall euminte toi oil'er inuucemenita in I n-w set- tiers amongst uts. -Press and( -A(m Gentnnn ini a IEot PIace. Tlhie narrator oif the followving htas El it faith 1 in the caiteel tismi, andii teach - dii it wvithi a pettinni-ity wvhiich wvouldI to alle-nd.e Ithe( ai ir tion oiii(f Calvuin iisil f. Hie is also very par-tictular IIl msu-trnet ing his cllhii to speak na 'li-he l ti ll occsasionus. 'Thet restult tIl htis teachlintgs 1 is)sometimesc. amus- jc< t. TI'his wuas t he case onei dayu lat . -r, whent lie wasi pmutting the young Iif fot thiriigh his preparauitoryv urse. Thle <fiest it was uaskedl; ThIe lit tl hf ellowt, aufter a mnomlent's iiughit, with an air of confidenco, c-s in hl-l; 'ive forgotten his Inme.'' 'bss ( 'aineii i Le-o JIavnes, of othl ('aro( l uii, i:used-t St1e~e5sfl ly - StamtO Mi'cual Boardti examuinatuion I we(-ik. Shte isc the fir-st wvomani -r iiiving licen-ei iii this State to mo ti hti(dicinze. Dru. 11iiavnes is to C :huri, Stittun ht on.--O(riaunge (Vii.) ()h ny upl for a rauiniy day w e pros ity y miles and thus Avoid 4augs-of res#~I i hat,waste anid extravagance '0 rng utpag old ages.yleki#da' " "sss The Wing. Enrron SEimEL: Since leaving bornO April I have eoen a great deal of the utry andc1 people, and thining -it may terest your renders, I will give them a ort sketch of what I hake-seen. Start from Loopers' I crossed Pickene and onee counties from east to west, and along the route was impressed by the pearance of thrift and prosperity of e farmers on our side of the river. ter crossing Tugalo I traveled through anklin county, Ga., to Toccon, and erything looked prosperous here also. bile at Toccoa I visited the historic ills, from a hioh the placo derives its me. My next stopping place was Clarke lie where everything had taken on new e etice the completion of the railroad that place. I have traveled over ortheast Georgia and I am now in awson county, and in the six counties rough which I have traveled the wheat op is given up as a failure. The ad, which was extensively sown, will t be made back. The oats, and even o rye, have the rust. Corn is up and o greater part of it has been worked er. 't'here was a white frost here (fifty ie.s north of Atlanta) on the morning the 8th of May, and many farmers to had their cottou well tip, as well as oso who had theirs to a stand, are plant g over. The Alliance is on a boom 'erywhere. I was at a grand pionic at awsonvillo on the 6th instant, where I w fifteen Alliances marching under eir banners to the music of a brass mnd, with their beautiful badges and id whito sashes. Their marshal of the y rode a white and red horse and was 'aped in cotton bagging from head to ot. I tell you they looked like they can business. They had their own eakers, and, although such men as adgo James Brown, candidate for Con 'ess from this district, were present, ey could not be heard. The crowd is estimated at 3,000. I go north, into um pkin county, next., from hero. You: ny hear from me again. G. W. SINOGETON. Mortimer, Ga., May 10th, 1890. Club Meeting. The Democratic club of Liberty town ip, S. C., is requested to meet nexti cturday, the 24th inst., at 4 p. m. ind I members are requested to be present, bmsiness of importance demands at ution. By order of President. S. D. STEWART. -- -- .....----. General John B. Gordon, General >mmanding United Confederate Vet 'aus, of Atlanta Ga., has issued gen al orders No. 3, in which he an unces that the first annual encamp eut of the Confederate Veterans of e United States will be held at Iattanooga, Teun., on the 3rd. 4th id 5th days of next July. All Con derate organ irations and Confeder e soldiers of all arms, grades and partmnents are cordially invited to tend this tirst general reunion of eir comrades. Railroad rates iaill one cent per mile for each mile aveled. The story is told in a Boston news sper of a country parson, who wvith at tact that dlistinguishes some par. us, said to the local tailor: "When w~anit a good coat I go to Boston. lat's the place. * By the wvay, do ut ever go to church?" "0 ' Cs.'' V'here?" "WVell, wvhen I want to ar a good sermon, I go to Boston. ma's the laice." DIiscriimina'te ini the use of the word upk( ." Dlon't say "A couple of ys fell doiwni whiile skat ing;"' A ile of prizesi' we're ofTered." Use a word two. Oilv those are cou adl who areblolimd together lby some ecial tie or indtmate relationship, as sbantd and wife. Subscribe for the Sim'rman,, only .50) per year. T d.dg Ca'th ran having dlete-rmine'd to agnro his sea:t ini contgress, the fri ends of I I) K N( ) I US will offer himn as a can Iate. to 1ill the v'acanicy - R('epctfully' yours, - CENTRAL. ai caniidate fo r re(-ele(t iOni toi thle olice. 'ii,: ty, Autd itor, subjec'(t to the actiont the Ih-mtocrat ic par'ty ini the pruimaary FOR)l CO.UNTlY TfItS'himE. T. 'T. III1LL is respe't fully' an noun'ed ai r'andidaL( i for re(-'lec(t ion to thle oflice thle IDemnocratic patuty ini thle primtar-y 't ion. s(ire' .JOITN 'T. YOWUGlLIOOD) is .j)'(t fitlly ann tonnee'od as5 a "-andoidte for Gilk' o of Couty 'ITreasuirer-, sub! ject to action of thle IDemo,crat ic party ait the tnmory electtioni. F'OR SClOOL, CoMISSIONElt. Esquire noJ. 11. MULI,ANIX is rlee't futl atnnounced as a catididate for School tuni ssionier, subijoet to the actiotn of I Detmocrat ic party at the primnary e'lee .I . (]iIAZENRII Is respeetfulily an limeed as a candidate for a ehiool Comi ssione r, sublject to the act ion of thle -mocraeti c party in the prinmary e'lect ion. l'hie nmany fri endls of THO IMAS POW) ~ - IS, trespeot fiully annun tce him t as5 ai cant late for C ounity Comm issiotner, sit!bject lie act ion of the D emxocratic nri tmary et ion. Sa,IX l'hie many friends of M ATT"IIEW CNDI) lC(A IS re'spet-otfully subit t his nii to thle vote'rs of IPio'kens Coiunity for ofllce of County Commutissiner, subl t to thle ac' ti of the prtinmary elect ino MANY Vovuums. iFarm'iers' Fr'iend(s! - TIlE woanIL . Daily, Eight Pages, $7 a 'TIIE SUND)AY BUDGET T Twi~elvye Ptiges. a Yetar. 'TIIE WEEKLY WOR~LD. Twel Pges'., i$1 a Yaur. Ito andotit ON L,Y Feless o' Patpert ini South Car-n (hna. Sample Copies FREE! ! World-Budget Co. CIIA HLE8TON;'&. 0. THE ATLANTIC COAST LINZER 3 PASSENGEl )EPAlTMEN. Willmingtoit, N. 0., Jan. 13th, '90\ Fast Line between Charleston and Co. lunbia and uppet South Carolina and Western Nortb I'arolina. CONDEt5ED S0$EDUL. (ieiug~ West. Goin East. No. 52. No. 53. '? 00 n.m ..Lv Chatleston Ar-.. 9 $0 p. 30. ........Lanes....... 7 42 9 45 ' ........ n ter...... 6 32 10, 56 ...Ay Clumabia LY.... 5 20 2, 24 p.m ...'W iisborro. ...... 3 3 3 . .. ......Chester....... 2 40 5 00 ......YorkvI.lc ..... ) 20 0 13 ......Lancaster .... 9 0 a.m 4 tO ...U..Rock 11111..... 1 57 p.m 5 15 ...Charlotte, N. C... 1 00 12: 50 p.m Ar wberry,8.C., L 2 45 p.m 2 37 .. . . Greenwood.....12 24 5 35 ...... Lnurens...... 6 OOa.m 4 40 ......Anderson......10 08 5 20 Greenville...... 9 25 7 00 ....... Walhalla.... 8 25 3. 5' . .Abbeville......10 50 2' 31 ..Spartanburg . ...12 55 p.m G, 07 IIendersonville, N. U10 09 a.m. T 00 .. .Asheville. 1. C... 9 15 Solid trains betwet Charlestun and'Eb lutnbia, S. C. T. M. EMERSON, Gcn. Pass. Agent II. WA.TRnS, Gen') Managrer. CAU TI?N W-L.s'-- a' =-s' wi a bottor.a. If the deae cann suppi yo aeeois.direct to factory, encloaing advertise price.. 4. W. L DOUCLAS $3 SHOE FOle CENITLEMEW.t Fine ';al. Hey Laced Grain and CreedB. Be a in tho word. Exanino his L.o0 (: ENEINE IANH-SEWEI) IJRO. I4.0(1 H AND-NSEWEDI W ELT SI10E. 3.50 I [ICE ANI FARMEBS' HOE. 2.50 E CT1tA VALUE CALF SHOE. 2.25 & $2 VORKINGMEN'S 61lOEg. 2.00 ar d 81.75 iWS' SCI1OO1. 8108. AU n nde in Congress, Button and Lace. $3 & 32 SHOES LAD. $1.75 SHOE FOR MISSES. Best M-.torial. Beet Style. Best FItUg. W. L. Douglas, Broekton. Mace. 8oi4cy FOt SALE iY TV. T. McFALL, P'ICKENS.X C. II., M, C. TrctIe luma cortC War.nced. I will pay casir for a mmn>or of youing dry cows and heif'ers, and colta, from one to t wo years old. Also0, two tine mules for sale at reaon. able figurm. C.. L. I oxraNeswonrm1 A pril 14th, I180t Nors-Reseident N4ummonM. THlE STATiE 0ff SOUTjl CAR04AlNA,) Countiy of I'iekt'e. C'nomo Plea's (ourt. J Ge~orge W. Gifluin as (e(entor of. the last (('axed, lPlaintiff. Ain ist liamsx and lt(dbert TI. Grinin, iDefenmdanits TJo the D)efenidant s abo ve namuietl. You are herebyi sulumonled andL requfIired to answ5~er the compi)lainlt in this arction, wvhiebi ix this (day filed ini the (otMee (if the (lerk of eomut t'or 'iek'ins county, and1( to se-rve a (:opy ofI your answeri to the said( comphunai t on the~ subscriibher at h i. oillee at Pic-kens, S (', within t weM.'y days after thle service huereo f, excluisive (If the (lay of suchu service;. andui -if you fil to ansxwer the comphraint within the time aiforesaiid. tihe plaintiff ini this actioni wim apply to the court for the relief dleuud(ed in the D ated A piri I IE h 1 890. [sRA.. J. M. SThI-VAL IL, C. C. p. .J- P. CanNY. , Phdutitiff' s Attorney. 'lo the absenut dIefendanti s; Adelinle Itob erit s, Mart ha WVill iamus and Robert 'T. 'Take no(t.ice tinmt ih e ('omplainu t and( slim mnois, oIf whichl the( toIregoinig is at copy, in' the above eint it led act ion wast tled in the oilile of tihe Clerk of (Court for( Pickenis County, So uthm Carolihna, at Picekens C. H1. in said State, on the ltht dany (If April, 1890 J1. P. C~ARE(Y, Plaintiff's Attorney. (sRL.]J. NI Srmir~kr, C. (. P.* l)ated A pril 16th 1890. apr2i1w6 IN SOD~A WATERt. A. B. & J. 1. CARPENTER, And Pharmacists! Mansioti Houise D)rug Store, Near Court ilouse. UREENVILLE, - S. C. People who comie to (Green il le findi our SOD I A WAT1Eli to lbe the best and(i purest thaut enn lie madite. O ur sy rupse are flavor c-h with pitre friuit jiies, so call andl try it arid( you wVill wish youtr thrtoat, wasL a iei long. EWf- At thle Ma:.in I louse D)rug Store. A. B. &-. L CARPENTER. miehm)tf -. * Richmond . .a>n'rtioe El, Condensed Bchedule--8e t. 29, 189. Trains run by 76th Ne>?1u tise. Na" hour faster than 90th Meri an time SouTnwaRD--Dily. No 39 No 8' Lcav N ew York.... 4 80 pm 12 18 W Philadelphia.....: 6 57 p '2 30 ab I3altimoro........ 0 80 pm 9 45 p*' Washington..... 11 00 pm 11 24 ari Charlottesville... 8 00 an) 8 40 pns Lehburg. , 5 07 am 5 40 pmt Rchmond ........ 2.80 am 8 OpQp Danyle ..". .... 85 amj 84 Greensboro. ... 9 42 am 10 2'p *s GoWsboro....... 5 00 pm 2 00-pxa , Raleigh......... * 1 60 nm 4 46 pm Durham......... 2 56 am 5 45 1ia Greensborro..... *9 50 am 10 80 pm Salisbury.... ,... 11 28 am 12 82 ans Charlotte........ 1 00 pm 9 15 ai ' Gastonia......... 1 48 pm 8 02 am ipartnuburg..... 8 88 pm 4 51 an liotHprings...... 7 80 am ........ Asheville........9 05 am Iendersonville .. 9 50 am ........ Ar. Spartanburg...... 12 80 am ........ Lv. Spartanburg....... 8 88 pm 4 61 ata Gm enviie....... 4 46 pm 5 543 amai iencca.......... 0 26 pm 7 81 am.. Toccoo.......... 7 28 pm 8 81 am Cornelia ........ 8 00 pm 9 10 nt Lail........... 8 28 pm 9 E7 am' Athens......... 1 10 25 pm 12 20 pm; Gainesville...... 8 50 pm 10 04 am Ar. Atlanta........ 10 40 pm 12 noon. Non-rnwAD-Dai1.. N. t.1 No 58 Leave Atlanta.........'.700 pm 8 10 am Gaincsrilie...._... 8 50 pm 10 04 am Athens'.......... G 50 pm 7 40arw Lula..............t 17 pmt10 26 amr Cornella.......... 9 44 pm 10 50 am. 'Tocoa.......... 10 16 pm11 21 am Seneca........... II 09 pm 12 11 par Greenville........ 12 35 aml 1 48 pw Spartanburg ... 1 89 am 2.52 pm epn rtanhurg............ .8 40 pns. IIendersonville.... ........ 6 07 8nn Asheville........ ........7-o pm * Hot Springs... .. ... ...8 40 pm Spastanburg-...... 1 89 am' 2 52 pm. Gastonia..........: :3'am 4 45 pm ('harlotte......... 4 25 am 5 80 pm Salisbury .......... 6 02 am .7 05 pm Greensboro......7 45 aml 9 40 pm Turham ......... 2 01 pm 5 25.pm, Raleigh .......... 1 05 pm 7 80 pm Goldsboro....... 3 10 pm 12 50 pm ( enshoro...... 7. 50 am 8 50 pm DanvitTe.......... 9 32 am a.S 9:p Richmond........ 3 30 pm 6 13 am. Lynchburg ..... 112 25 pm,12 55 am Charlottesville.... 2 40 pm 8 00 an. Wasington .. .... 7 10 pml 6 58 sa Baltinore......., 8 50 pm| 8 20 am Philadelphia.... 8 00 am T0 4 t amu Arrive New York.....' 6 20 am, 1 20 pm SLEEPING CAR SERVICZ. No. 5' has Pullman sleeper New York to Atlanta. No. .52, Pullman s?.eeper Washington to New Orleans, and Washingbon to Birm. inoham. No. 51 Pullman sleeper Atlanta to New York. No. 53, Pullman sleeper New Orleans to Washington, and Birmingham to Wash., ington. .1AS. L. TAY.OR, (1. P. A. Washington, D. C. ". L. McTESKEY, I). P. A.. Atlanta. ftliiclamoud & .Danville t& Greenville and Columbia Divilon., Condensed Schedule April 131h, 1890. Trnins run on 75th meridian time. jGoing North. Going South. No. 5!. N o. 55. 7 00 am.. .Lv Charleston Ar... 9 30 pm ......... Augusta.......9 00, 11 00........Columbia..4. 4 4) 11 48 ...... lson........ 40, 1 334..... ..UnIon........ 5 2 3I& Ar. ...8Spartanburg. .. .1245a 4..............Tr on .... ....112 ...............al uda....-.1 5 54- ........Flat Rock....1 6 1(0 . ...HIendersonville. . .. 0 9 7 00.........Ashevile...9 0.5 8 4.i.......ot Sprigs...... 7 30 12 14........Pomaria. .....,... 3 22 pm '12 25........Prosperity...3 02 12 50 Lv...Newerry..2 '44 2 15........Ninety Six...1 20 2 37..---..-c nwood.. .... 12 24 3 02.........lodges.... .....12 14 .........lloges. ....Ar..11 55 3t 50 Ar.... Abbeville. .Lv. .10 50 amn 4 00 Ar....Belton....10 80 4 26 .......Williams on.10. 19 4 3.).........elze'r........10 12 4 48........ Piedmont ...9 55 5 30 Ar.... Grecoville .. .Lv S 5 4 40........Anderson........10 03, 6:30...... ....Seneca .... .... 854 7 00 ..-.... Waihalla...8 25, 10 40.........Atlanta....' 30. 56.N.5. 5 45S pm.Coumbia.......5 6 42.........Alston......... 4 7 00.........Pon.aria....... 9 7 2:1.......Prosperity.... 7 410........Newerry.... 8 45 .......Goldille.... 9 08..........-Clinton...... ..4 9 45 Ar.Larens. .. .60 ..........Ninety Six....... ......reenwoodl ...........iHde.4 1 No. 50No. 5.. 9 45am .h dge......0 804 Ift 2 .A bevile. 8 29 11 0t#8 09 No. 5& N7 59. 8 53........in y S6.. 54 9 ~.......Ho ges4 58 p ......... ..Abevfill.. 41 No. 0- No. 51. 12 45 pm .... . vHodge's...93 19 05 .......Abbeville.... 1 50 10 dail .....Lv Clonmr... 3n A40o amw 11u exep .....Wllamsbton. ....o 3 17 12e 0viAr...rnvle.Lv21 o. C FIT.GRALD 'i 14 ' ... ..GtInren wood.....ie. 5 2 t No 0. o 115pm . . lo . LVikfodg re s. . 2fr4om Nos. yn6,1L50,i 5 5k, 5.il and 59,i daioto exepGuday.MinL S.n C'ai.54a 55 ndaily etwlen Columbi axelnl Afston daHy exce Sinda bwen t iAlton~ an( esSO LIW)IA A ,Traffle MnagT JAITR L. TA YLOrt, Gen'(. Pass Ag'tl. AttlAt;(,t beMC leL. it aP cA..nba8.,