The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, June 12, 1890, Image 3
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I gENS SENTIhEL.
ikbCAL NE1VSb
-Mi &nd Symmds of dieenville,
in visiting Miss Corrie Bruce.
-Twetity ttil tonvi6ts, were added
to the work1bg foi6o at Fort Hill, last
Wednesday.
-Mrs. C. L, 1fllingworth was quite
sick the past week, R136 is some better
at this tine.
-Miss F1ora Itichey has dismissed
her school for the summe.r vauation and
is now at home.
-Goo. F. Turner of Table Mountain,
was sent up to the i. S. court last Mon.
day, for working in a still.
-Mr. and fdrs. Thornley D. Harris,
of Greenville, visited Mr. and Mrs. HJ.
3. Hendricks last Sunday.
-Will Hawkins, a U. S. prisoner, was
discharged from jail last Saturday night
under the U. 8, convict act.
-Robt. J. Rurdino, formerly of this
e-mnty, has been appoh.ted postmaster
-At Cowpens, Spartanburg county.
-Ed. Washington, colored, was con
niittg to jail last Saturday by Trial Jus
tn Ga:in, of Central, for bigamy.
-1tobt. O.itt, of the Dacusville Rec
'tion, was jast week held for the U. 8,
,i3ourt, charged with retailing whisky.
--r. Geo. W. Brock, of Central, has
been quite sick for several days, but last
accounts report him improving slowly.
-The shrOllwhistle oi the engine nii"
the rattle and %dw, of the threshing ma
chine will soon eAjo amoung these hills.
-The first cotton bloom nas sent to
the Greenville, Miss., Times office on
the 5th inst. This is the earliest in
twonty years.
-Mrs. Syphron, who haq been visit
'ina her father, 'Sqiure Gossett, of Eas
ley, returned to her home in Greenwood
last Saturday.
-The heavy rain on the 1st inst., 1
icashed the farms badly in the eastern
-pm't of the county. Cotton wits dami
aged consider1kly.
-Wheat, generally, has been harvest
ed, and most of the 'farmers report half
a crop. This is better than was expected I
*earlier in the season.
-Will F.. Burgess, of the Ptimpkin
itown -retion, was before the Cominis
tsioner last Thursday fot distilliig. He
was held for the A1gust O
-Dr. T. W. F r is erecting a nice
two-story eight- -i house on the va
cant lot where Mri. laylis Gaines' honse
1was burned some two years ago.
-There are five blue ribbon gardens
in town, the rest are well supplied with
beans, Irish potatoes, squash, onions
and tomatoes, lettuce and cabbage.
-Tom T. Mauldin, of the Citadel
Academy, is the best. drilled man in his
(01pany (1), and the next best in the
Citadel. Tom Joe always tons the mark.
-The wheat crop is short, but some
strong fresh lands lve produced a good
crop. P. H. 136ggs showed us a speci
men from his field last week which indi
catos a good average crop.
-Julius O'Dell, of Liberty, has made
nuch commendable progres,i in telegra
phy under the instruction of Mr J A
Da+, that the comp:any h:s sent bim
out as operator with a bridge train.
--Glenn Tialley, colored, who lives
neair Liberty, lost a fifty dolla'r cowv last
Sunday. She becamo entangled in the
tie rope, fell andi bto1o ht-r neock. AMor
at: Always tie the line to the cow's
foot.
-~On the 27th of May, at thme res
idence of the father of the bride,
Mr. C. A. Howard, near Liberty, Mr.
Ollie Smith was married to Miss MaJittie
Howard, John T. .lioggs, N. P., officiat
img.
-Dr. 0. WV. Earle has fully demon
strated that the be-st of clover canm be
raised here. Two acres of such; clover
as he cut last week will furnish mor-e
p)rov-end(er than twenty acre-s of corn or
t. Palmer has compleled
or fixing upj thme puic wells
t. The work shows that
a first-class carpenter and
est job." The -two wells
at to the town.
vhicha fell on Mr. Nelson
iear Glassy Mountain on
3 1st inst., was still there
.quantities on the 4th1.
most ruined. lie had to
ire cotton crop), and the
-out was a total loss.
town of Pickens opens a
et with the survey, the
church out by Rtev. B.
D. F. Bradley's places
a Creek, will he att onice
mn and ready for trav~el.
s made on the authority
-ioners.
2. Singleton, while plow
wg on Moniday atfterniooni with his disk
bar-row, was thrown from his seat anid
had1( his right hand and leg caught under
the harrow, which broke and crushed
his leg badly below thte knee. Dr. Mlo
Claninahan was siummonied to render him
siurgical attention.-KRoowee Courier.
--The Seneca Free Press says that
"Capt. Duke is already considering the
adlvisability of enlargimng the Keowee
JIotel b)y the attachment of thie old Cole
pianj house to it." No doubt Capt.
D)uke will be able to fill both houses
iwith boarders this summer. lHe has it
pational relpptation as a caterer and( will
receive patronage from far and near.
--It is with much regret that we an
pounce the death of Mrs. lUnfus A.
tChild which occurred at the home of
lier guaand, Rev. 1R. A. Chil, in) lto(
fill, on the 5th inst. It was a surprise
to their many friends here wvho wvere niot
aipprised ot her illiness. Mr. Child lias
the heartfelt sympathy of thme people
bore in this his sad bereavement and ir
reparablhe loss,
-Mrs. Isabella Stewart, relict of
Roht. Stewart, died at the home of her
son-mu-law, Mr. II, J. L-ewis on the 30th
nilt. She was 69 years of age amt thme
time of her death. She had been thirty
yeprs a consistept member of the Ra >
~ist church. The deoensed waes the moth
ir pf Clerk Stewart, and leaives several
>thor chillren to piourn her deaith. She
imad been1 nifrering fromn paralysi5 for'
teveral years and her death was not nan
Ipeted.
-Mossr4. Frank Sloan, Chas. 1'.
loke, WV. S. Hunter anad WVarmren Gig
iliat, of 8e,pmeca, A. J. and M. N. Sit
an. of Pendloton, and Maj. J. J1. LewisI
f'this p lace, returned lnst week fromi a
eligtfni fi-shin gtrip t~o theoinnniins,
* toy spen$ four days inj Uoghnok Valley
shing for trout in Horse 1 aiture river,
20 of thme tinny beatiltes. Weo refor
ou to the above nmlampdi gel ({otten as to
--'ies Lida Folg, of Easley,- visit
ber cousin, Mies '"rlotto Murf, last
Week.
-Mr. L. H. Dalton reported square
mn his cotton on the 29th of May. Mr.
Dlios. Parkins, of Liberty, says lie had
plenty of them on that dato.
-Several 1ic'ken mld Ftvley boyg
went to Greenillo Tuosday to help open
the C'amnaign? They heaved a sigh of
relief as thoy reached home late that p. m.
-Wo nohowledge the recipt of an in
vitation to attend the coimmenceniont ex
orcises of the South Carolina Presl)yt
rian College at Clinton on June 22d to
25th inclusivo.
-The books are now open for the pay
ment of town tax(s. Clerk Stewart will
receipt for same. The penalty will bo
idded After the 20th inmtant. Tho c;otuin
Ml. are comlpelled to pay for rbceit pub.
lie improveinaits, so pity up1.
-The fest:ye cucumber is bn deck,
xud the M. D.'s tre looking for a lively
increase in the mniuber of calls.
An() now he gentlys imnberm.
lie tt( dozvn e cteicmhers,
Cliolvra morbus almitus.
-Miss Myra Lay's school at Central
will close next Friday, the 13th inst.,
with appropriatm ceremonies. A pi(nie.
)y the school will bo hold at Fort Hilll
mn Saturday. The public is cordially
nvited to attend. A good time is ex-!
r,ceted.
-On last Sunday, the 801 inst., ni. 3
)'clock p. in., at the residence of Ilel
mride's father, Mr. J. M. Nenley, Mr.
N. If. Prince, of Grecnville, wan
nLried to Miss Elvira Nceley, Rtev. J.
LO. Andcrson ofliciating. The hppy
Ouple uft on t.ho iiight train for their
uture home i, Greemville.
-The protracted mt'Aing at Easley,
,onducted by Rev. J. I. Anderson,
mlou'd Wednesday night of last week.
M'he meeting was woll attended and much
rood done. Tivere were four additions
0 the church. Mr. Anderson was an- I
ited by Rev. Brabbon, of Ninety-Six, t
mid Dr. J. R. Riley.
-Mrs. Tom Re-ia, of Txasl who has
Ceen visiting her siger, Mrs. Eirksoy,
or som tiitie, has gone to Brevard, N.
., to visit her sister, Mrs. M. M. King.
disses Nanio and Mary Kirksey have
oio with her. They will spentd about
t month in Brevard, Anl'oville and Siul
Ihur Springs visiting f7i;nds and rela
,ves.
-Samuel Duckworth, formerly of
his coulity, who is nov ,1)ployvd by
le Georgia, Carolina & Northern as a
Bireman, last week shot and killed Chas.
Phillips, a brother fireman. Phillips
ind been discharged a few days before
id eame btck and coiimmenced to beat
Duckworth and shot at him. The cor
mner's jury, gave a verdict of justifiable
[iomiiieido.
-Mr. Mkfonroe Smith, of Panamai
iouth America, is now on a vi,-it to his
ather, in Brnsby Creek townthip, An
lerson county. le was in Pickens last
week to See his limele, Judge NewhWrry.
Mr. Smith, with ten other young Me,
ire now in their native lmadA, the U. S.
Iid Canada, enjoying a two months'
leave of absence. They are in Ithe vm
Ploy of the only railroad company there
is ill that State, and t lie e. Iffee season be
ing about over, it is a leisure time with
the railroad. Mr.Sm1ith is an11 expert tel
i,graph operator, aad lit- a. hierative po
siti4)n. H1e and hiis companions expec'
to return bout e first. of August.
--NothIiing has yet been bxeanr (If D ave
S~tephensI1 since the1 fatail Sailula;y niight,
lie 31st iult., when lhe stabbied Cah Gif
tini to (leathl. It is thonght lie ha:s fel
the coun ltry.. I
Latter. -Sheri ff Richey' r(ceivied a 1(el
'graim from Wmn. ,J. H airdIisoni, .-hheri I
statin1g lhe hiad a mniu that filled the
Ileseri ption of Stehencs t o a1 "te'-y-ty,"
lmd to scudi a manIl onI toidnfyhm
Thle shifft wi.ls out (If toiwn look'ng af
Fter the I il o (f thle fugitIive. .1h-puiity
JTenniigs 151 dispatchd Ito 1hohl the man m.i
[ti furithIer inst rutlions. Op~ inabins va rv
is to whet her th is ea nhbe lbhe right manjOi
rr not. Lalter in formnatio n hv h-t ter ini
dicates the man not to 1be Steph'>es.
Fromlf LIbrty .
M1r. J1. S. O'D1 ell whoi( hais been stuy
ing telegraphy under' J. A. I )avis, op~er
itor at this place, hais seured a plositioni
M~iss (or ie ]loggs ha:s returned from
Founitain JIni.
Ye'sterdaly wasil dlre's$ (liy. A n in
itrucltive mnissionary address was del iver
ed by J1. E.. Boggs.
Preaching last night by Rev. J1. F.
Anderson ; after serv ice t hey 4org:miz led a
M. E. Chuirchi at this phice, with twenty
four mnembters.
,Jolmo, a son of WV. 11. llenuburg, was
bitten oni the foot last week by a rattle
naiike's plilot, lie is diniIg very well. Alr.
Ellenberg says the snakes are unulsually
dlent i fi in his section. A not her onei oIf
his sons caime near stepp)ing on one while
driving a cow.
Gilbert IUlassengame, colored, who
was buried under a rock wall while woark~
ing iii a well on A. H1. A riatl'a place, oni
thle 31st of Maty, is able to tra:vel aogain.
lie waIs completely hur ied and it look
01ne and)1 one-hallf hours to liberate 1him.
Wheat harvest is aboulit over in thiis
section. It, is saidl to be4 abIout, tifteen
daysH earlier than usual.
July is rapidly approaching and thlen
for the dilunmy. T'here is a1 conitracOtor
wiorking on a railroad in Ahheoville thatnt
wants the contract of gradling the road.
Liberty, S. C., Junie 9th. OnOst.:aven.
Old CitizennM Dead.1
Thle And(erson ,Journial thus rep)orts
last week the dleath of two well known
cit iziens:
Coil. TIhtos. J1. P1ickensF, of this county,
reOentily rece'ived'( in formation (It t im
dett I of hiis only Brot her, Alaj. Antd rew
C. P ickens, in thle lii olian Therritory,
wIhichi occurred the (it f Mlay. Alaj.
Pickens1 mioved from thi State o' Ala
hamia in 1831, biut Icretrne in ;ahont ti-n
years. In 1i-f60 lie inoved to) M.iSsissippli,
afterwar1ds to Texas, ando st ill lalter to the
Ind(iani Tlerri tor*y, where~ lhe, withI hiis
wife and daughter, made(1 his homoli withI
hiis sont, R1ev. A. (C. P'iecns. lIe licked
bult little 11or1e than1 a miointh of being
80 yeats old( at the timte (If hiis deathI.F
Mirs. 1Rebecoa P'. Halley. of O)ranigeburg,
is a daughter of Mlajor P1iekens.
Larkin Nenitonl, Esq. , old 1( ao re
spected1 citizenl of this ('ounty1, <bedt at
his hoine iini-avi n ttloship, list Sat
uirday night, aged (19 years. .1l( was~ fori
rnuny years a maogist rate anld Itrial just a-"
anud ivas always failthful in the dhisc'hargeT
of bis duties. For m~oro thian forty
yeaira hie was an eoenplary itmmlwr i
them Methodist, church, Hie leaives a w ie,
five sonls and two dlaughiters, J. ( . (.
Newton is a missionety in.Jpn li
rmaiis we(re intelrred at Wiiis Chapel10
on Sundtaiy afternoon, app)lroprIiate ser
vie hm (iond(ulcte)d by R1ev,W.T
M. W. ned Ji, II, Newtoin, of this lace(li.
Rules of the' Jail'~
The following rules and regulation
have been adopted by the prisonerm i
jitit here, and rigidly onforced. Vis
tors* a well prisoners are compelled t
obey the rutles or sunfer the ponultio
aind- the milucky visitors who may tram
gre.4m need no second glance at tle g
91antic "she1friff," J. M. Lynchl, "kingf o
t,he mloonshiners," to sntisfy tihemselve,
that the officer is at hand vho caln am
will tarry out. the senfence of flee pris
"JuIge." Tho riles aito posted in tl
ha.11wty where all eia see tlhei witl fik
warnjing. One of otur big, strnppin,
oflivers trainsgressed nuot lg mino un
ue 1111d to take the stripe4.
F.-ollowing aro the ruiles:
NOTICi
ist. No 3pitting onl the floor or wal
or out of the winidow in the middle o
[.t hall.
2d. No filtht Shall be allowed in tit
cells which might. become olensive.
3d. No seratcihing :41hl he donue oi
the wall or climnuey,; n() peniil mark.
liall be made on aiuy part. ther"of.
4th. Perfect qiniet aud gootd ordet
must be observed oun the Sabbatl day.
Thto offieer-4 are-: WV. T. Aiken, jiltg
1. M. LyNch, sier-iff; Asa 'atter'IsoII
witchliman; J. H1. loweh nd J ery
Aexanler reporters. TI' penaltiv-s arn
lixed at. the dise-t ionl of the .hge. All
persous, whether imnat-es 'or visitors, are
siubjeet to le rules, IIndl tle follow-inig
Lre the- penlalties for theii. violation:
For each oflcure the oeilo' r sleall pay
lo moro 10 than , 1 ,IIet4 Ior le,;s than 5
1en1t, or reive at tle iuiNds of hli<
Aherif' iot more tha tweniv stri)e.s no
ess thanj five. All new c;'eus slhall re
eVC fiv-0 ftripCS laid on by tle luer.
1' as iuitiation inito the orler of thc
'jail boys." As. P rrEgso,
JoiEnr Av.m>En, Clerk.
A %euible Stubscriber.
The following iro the remarks of a
Ieimwspaper subscriber: "I read the pa
)ers witli great interm-. I begin with
he first coinuu an!d read all. Tlc ad.
ertisellent-K especially take my eye. By
'enditng them over I known whiere to
)-.y my goods tle chc-.1pst, whuere to
ind thue best quality, and also know whu<
[ am dealiug witl wen I go thero. T<i
1ua tluAt com1es out in pIblit! 1)rint 1I
a not, afraid to let people kuow luow he i.
eiling his goods is tle man F amu gonl
.o trade v.itl." That is the way my
lear friend that people look at you thro
Ahe newspapers. If your mlnae an11
-ods appear inl the newspaIper
ey appear inl nearly every hotuieliolh
in tle couty, anld people aue bound t(
some and(1 ace you. We will say th is t<
)ir subscribers: You can pay a doze,
mTeriptions in a year y readilg oil
idvertimng eolumns closely. WhenuI yoi
We merehT:11ts advorlise, renFt, a;muro,
that th11ey mealn busiuness and will sell yo
goods as close as tley Canl,
322.peurtant IEnrormateiu(on form -Iuany.
Tihe proper and picturesque ioie fe
busines :nd Lple.as1ure froml tlis city t
the Catskill meuntains, Saratoga an
tlier New York State resorts, is by th
West Shore Railroad. By taking tlu
P,ennsylvalnia Rtailr-ouoad, pas4'enlgers" Wi
make direct connection witli the N
Slhre iin the Union Depot it Jerse
City, and comlmenlcit)g about Junie 1511
d1rawing-roolu Oars aet run tirouglh w%iti
out chii.go.
.For tourist looks, timne fatbles and iul
fornatio regardiig the We:4 8bor
Railroat, call nit or ldrss Ii. B. Jaie
Geeral' Ea.zsfernu Paissengetr Agenti, 31(1
Broadi(way, or J1. . Lambertu, Genuerau
Paussenlger Agent, 5 Vanuderbilt Av~euane
"Hanue l'omne' l1.:eur sionts,"' i a adsomec
y illuzsfraedo book giving deiscripiones e
he lliiuso Riv r aund New.i Yuork Stait<
1ort, will be miled (on rece'ip)t ofi fiuv,
encuts pto.s.ige. jn5u
Ceni r'e 3'mrat it ub mle :l.r
>r;:guii'.edl~"i atnlay ieening, :Sla 3'1st
lion. i. ,J. .lolmisonu celd the meet
lug to ord(er, andi& aflter (exphiininug the
ejeet of the mueueting, flee folineg oIli
'er1. wie e'le'cted fo serve fort flee neix
lte yeats: 11. J1. .hlhntine, presOiet
Sheirley', wer'tary mav uil treas;eureri.
I)ele'gatecs to c'ountyI conv ~entonei wer<
'he (t1ed.
C.omit ftee on regist ratin Juu~. R
Wi'lliamus, 11. ( . Sheiruley, TI. ( . Marztin'
R. (haies, iand E. TI. Lje':vell.
Adjoeured to Saltrday, JIune 1-lth, a
Fi o'clock p. 13. H1. C. Sun c i:Y,
Seeretary').
Wti fe: "JiohnC, (dear), deftine a1 phlilan
I hropist."
Hlusbiand: ''A. t pi lanthf ropist, m;'
ear', is maun whlo giv~e.s away othiet' peo
W: "An~e w'hat is a phlilosopere"~
H: ''A pheilosopher is a mann winc
beatrs withI resignion i et he Iiofthach,
fromc which leis nelighbor)1 is suffeuriung."
W: "And whlat is an ep)icure'r"
11: "A maun whuo app reiaites gooe
ing ar.d dikin irg, ande f'uinds Hlo:nun
Soda Waitei' flee best drinik ieu flue worhi
A ti eetlion ~ Nisagers.
'Thle Twielve \liule Siniginug Assocjiti
will mue'ef at Mlile Cr'eek ('heurchi oun S:l
urthay beefore flee 5th Huntday in Jauie
i)o not fail to) attendi.
The Rev. A. J. S. Th'lomaus, pastor <
ftue IBaptist, eurch at Or'angeb urg, wi
leav'o one flue 1 0th of Jiune as a delegaf
fu'oui flue Southlern Bazpt ist counvenutioe t
flee uueetiuug of fthe LEnglish Haiptists:
Manechester, June 'thfl. The ofther deli
gates atre Dr. Lan:nnmg flbirrows, A ugemc
ta, Gau. , Dru. 0. F1. G1regor'y, Balltimnor<
Md., aund D)r. Stakely, aushinugtonu, I). (
('ountty S. N. (conu vetion.
Th'le presideuifs of Eastey, T~Lber'ta
Central, P ickoens C. HI. aned Eaistato
It)wnuship Iuntetrdenoeeiuueioindl Seunder.
Sohuool Contventfion will ecall thueir towi
clhipsc fogethuer anud elect delegaftes toe thI
( imu ty Sun day School (Counvenutio:
wlehi muecets at Eaisley on .July tentf.
tesd eleve.flu. All muiuisters, supe
mitued:iefs aend tehers aire muueb.s o
th e( CounetyV Convnt'iifion ex-o fVicio, amu
ar'e ur ged l to be' preOsent at thue (Cnen
tion ea t l'-:aslcy. Eaich Suneday Hohoocel i:
entilled fo one' deleeafe fior eic fwentfy
ilivom berslee iee iolditioni fto fthe iemb'eir:
ix nflieio. W~ie hopeje toc haez'e a fuell repe
resenatieon, autealee teresientiis iof ect
ftownsehciplae setci.1ly reue.tc'd toe r'eir
gainiz' thieir townuships:emel somie
,lehssingeru please copy
Th i e oo!. are now eW'1pena i frt
'illeein ii (f fihe tax leii n c prIccl
rywiin lhe ccp itce' hlidts o
flee townt oI(f P~ikes, ufit epurpo)e~
otf raIieinge .uplcies for fhe fi'cal~ v< are
Th'e boioks wiljl r cmaiin'e peni uil tfle
ai jvuatlly oef 15 1a r' e'&nb u b~I e'e add
sAT THE "CORNER'
Main and Sardine Sts.,
You will find, whof
f NIXX
SGom1 Flollur, Sugar, Coffee and Mo
1 ltIsses sol Cliitp by
NIX !
Ci-ar,,, Tobaceco, 81moking' andi
chiewill.. at prices" to Suit you1, by
Tire, iolt and rodi iron, Plows anl
Plow Stock and Traces, low down for
for spot cash, by
NIXt
Hoeq, M1%attocks, Shoveh;, Spade,
Itin Kob and Padlocks in any style
Or size; Pots, Ovens, Kettles, "Spid.
ers'' and everything needed by you at
NIX'4 !
Dry Goods and Notions, Tin and
Glass Ware and Crockery, at
N I X' 9K
Npe4ukein Prices:
Needles, 3 cents a paper; pins, 2
cents a paper; Tacks, 1 cent a paper;
writing paper, 3 celits per quire;,t 1 en
velop1e, 4 cont, pe- pavk ; spool cot
ton 2 cents pvr spool; Slates 3 cellis
each; garden seeds, 2 cents per pa
per; faniily flour, 3 25 per barrel; a
good claw hammer for 15 cents.
W. 11. N I X,
fel3tf EaslRsky, S. C.
IMPGfTANT DISCOVRy
IN SODA WATER.
A. B. & J. L. CARPENTER,
And Pharmacists!
3mion I use Druz Store,
Ncar- Curt Ilouse.
GREENVILLE, - S. C,
PvopleA who omeif. to Grecnville finld otm
SoDA WATER to 1w the hst and ptrest
Ihaut cau hv oe Omr Syrups arv llavor
c-l wit pure fruit llincs, Sol call and trI
it and y-( will wih your throat was
1) rug S t-.
mnh-iv -11. r-At\ thle Malsion 1101u-m
A. B. & J. L. CARPENTER
meha!It f
The time for -eeiving bits for the en
I lar1gement atd improvemient of the couirl
lOse, hals been exttenlde to I'lestlay
I the 80h day of lliy, 1890, at 10 a. mn
By order of the Board.
Em.ks D.%Y, Chairmau.
y I . rU.Nr, Clerk.
jnn5-wb
F T FXW1 iTy
The Original Wins.
C. F. Simmons, St. Louts, Prop'V
?M. A. Simmnonn Liver Medicine, Est'd
8S4o, in the U. S. Court DEFEATs ,J.
)t. Zeilin, Prop'r A. Q. Simimons Liv
Scr Ice ulator, Est'd by Zejian zSo$3.
M. it. S. L.. M. has for 47 years
cured IND)x(.nsTIo-* Bi.roLsNass,
DYvsrzrsgrA,SICK 1ilEADACIIR,1.osTr
,APElIT ef Set*'t STO'14'ft, F.r(".
It. ev~~.iiT .It m,astor M. sit.
e Cuc,Adams, Tenn., wvrites: "L
fryour Genuine M. A. Sim
tfn4)Ia Liver Medicinc. I have
/ someiCtmesic had to substitute
Srrg"Zesiin's stuff'' for your Mcdi
, oycine, but it don't, answer the
b.fl puorpose."~
'4OPLI Dr. J. Ri. Graves. Editor TAS
1?affis/, Memphji is, Tenn. anys:
I received a packagec of yo-ur Liver
Medicine, anud have used half of it.
I ~ It works like a charm. I want no
better Liver lieguliiator, andt cer
Stainly no mnore of Zeiin is mixture,
I will pay csh for- a numbeir of yon
dry coIws a'uil hifers~t, and eolts, fron
I lC14on to w<5yeas 4414.
, Ao,two fi mules for sale at reasonl
able figures.
( . L. I o)r.IN:sw)1rr-r.
A pril 14th, 1590,.
a i nstji the ($state of A. 1). Willotta-, dei
I ca-ased, late oif Il'ins ('nty, Sott
- 44 idi to iiunde-i21ned laor paaminit; 111
sts indelth, taal es tuIi- ta will muaka
- jin12W A<hiijt r:atiar.
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HAGOOD, BRT
ait' Trinnt-l aul Unritineim d Hlatq-L
Infanll.i'and ('hihdin-Il's Emb1roidered Hoo0df
New Calic- '! Nvw v inghams! New W4
The ()hl )ri2inl I I Pig1u-c ( r ie ('radle
A f*ew% dc,71-1 pAir, 11f ollstmk shoeq. for a
frt the pick hwn- i hey n r trone.
A New Vatriety of of* 1 , sa,id to be the
Worth 44 it.
(;-Ilii -f ilwrtiric() -l m ain, Isyrill, as
The :1ive ar- a fw o- f tour -l-cial lBarg
H-I AGOOD, I
F. W. POE & COS.,
WVA II IlA.NTED~
$3.00 and $4.00
SHOES!
. are -12 McsA.
.N -HE & CO.
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KPRINT ING OFF
B( G (' & C(O., Pro
)rtlers by M\aiIl Promptly al
All oulr .'iteriaIIt i e nmidi g- i 1th e tt Style..
aisI0i1il)fl (.1 tlarhill(CI1 l c\'Cry linsa
4'::11onu. or A Idir:'nt.TilE NENTalNEL,
TRE STANAR FUIRUTIII F.
1all on meI fo yr vi e a ti' nit 'ino stit - irlor andi kitehen' f
He Hie."ado theb th ue.. . Proceis ions
both fri r : e hiva u S-i .t:ht I .':ll !.n h i 41 or 1 m e itei factry
Stpe ad thePrcsso
1' IA)to h. (n, IA Wr 1, ')e . 1~ F.d M:-h o revery artl
. 4~ i - I 4 . 4 ~y A * 'I' I rn t i ion I t ik ~
Dry Goos, Not nr, oots Sphoes,T
F , L EW,0\CON .\I S i &l M.. OR:y(ss\sg,
F E , 01.\ PI-PPI-l , ll(ESan . l1,(Y i i t
ND LOT
3ned
YCE & CO'S.
test Shapes.
rated! New Lawns!
. They are Cheaper than last year.
little of most anything. Come and
very strongest grown. Try a dollar'
lcar aq crystal,
ins. Come and let ils tell you about
3RUCE & CO.
McFALL'S
ALMANACK
- roll
Awd nn the, (weralye loofee and
~~ ~~ !/ 'rest ler the hadle of
the trees." andIl r(lk pJolesC <nt3 |.thi
_ g ra.ss ilil gr<o righlt on. T hat's'
bid. Liten here: One of' Ij Grain
a non /w in. Ud kept sarp'an
han<10/11y, an<1( (a fer/f of nul/ h4andled
-. \ and un1 /utndled(1 Ives'proj'erly, hands
led anid u.se<' ait the proper time and
- - place, weill do )Iorej to fill utp thie pol
an/d u>nake that old1 "kubbard" look
like old 1in'es than all the Governors
[ E taket n/ 1odo tlis, but try it.
liere's a /ho 1 othier comaforts:
)T1C0S.A not/her lot af' hmproved Fly
F1s,Fy Tap,Nogit Nets,
A niee lot of Wh7/ite Gloods and
7Trini ng s, MuI~slins*, ILa1Cns, HoQj.
tenlded tOa cry/ and other' hot we'athIer goode.
Ape/tcV*Iles to suit all eyes. .Real
siyit preserers.
A l#raysq l dpend on this Almanack'
n1c.; tr uhe bes. (Vya rs, Tob)acco and
Coffee.
Plchen . V. A lot of 1Ja~ a nd Oats tuat museg
hie ilm/eed ouit.
RT hareqe lot of aood P1lour and
W. T. McFALL.
s. c.
Fritel . I av
ing the i cEmpire
Fihinov28tf e fWree to factory enc lous
n I
ories! W.7L. DOUCLAS
~An. COI' $3 SH OE ce.*..
TI- Flne Oni. f, Ieary LaceOaIn
"'orn." rPt2of1.rr am"ln' .o
St e .r,o IErN A7N ANI )-2VALF HOW
Lts, Caps, gs:,.ms
id always~' ke i(' a sa & $2 SHOES IMIE4
~4Ij3b3'V(I- wihi *.75 $II0E FOB M58S8.
I slippy yott I 'alet Mateirial. Beej ityhet. Best . ttilag
int erest to (do so. W. L, 1)ouglas,N Brecl(ta4 M a8ae4 by
RIS, Ful "\ImlzuB
SC , . .0('l'S >N - i us '.