The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, September 04, 1890, Image 3
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4sh6 u this is not a ~rgresuly
1i ",Olorlottd Murff in visiting rel
ureis deunty.
it.a aIO' ran is on a visit t<
.dja ja ville, N. C.
hI Aveathr last week groat13
_tid. wok In the fodder flold,
jkary D. Riley, of Clntonj
It. . ?. Bruce last Mouday.
T. Branoi, of Abbeville,
ton on business last Tuesday.
. Crew, colored, has a fliurwshing
of fiftpfve scholars al Gap Hil ,
r. . K. Kirksey wat; eonflood t<
' unst Saturday by a sevt3re chill.
e..Silis Williams is very ill witlL
s his home in the Petem Creek
. Will Griffin and wife, of Wil
, vAitad relativcs in Pickon
Dk.
. Sohn H. Maxwell and wife, of
ill;, visited friends in Piukens
k.
yot want to rent a first-c1ass
If so,',oad the "To Ront" in an
s Whitner Symnes and dnigh
ipbem Nettio and Liciun, aro visit
ttives hero.
ty-foir 1nMO were placeli on
I at the opening of the High
last Monday.
o Crow Creek folks are complain
ut the now road not I)eiig open
y. A. Stewart's.
rent or soll on easy te rms, 117
C land near Cross Roads church.
acres in Easley.
ut Boulah Richardson has roturn
inoinnati, 0., where she will at
10gd this Wintor.
m nny friends of Mrs. 13. P.
ri, be pleased to learn that her
I mu%.'I improvedt.
. Frank . Cox, of Oreenvillo
visited his Rister, Mrs. C. E.
oi, the past week.
srs. M. F. Ansel and G. W.
of the Greenvillo bar, were in
.t week on business.
i election last Friday was very
ire. Tho vote polled was sixty
3s than at the first. primary.
Ja.s. Elrod, of Brushy Creek,
.s E.sie Rico, of Grove Station,
the family of W. H. Ashimore
county convetiion ilst Monday
f. Dargan's school opened last
moining with a good attendance
beginning. Under the presen t
neat the Pickens High Schiool
suiccess.
riff' Richiey now has twenty-four
lodged with him, twenty-two of
:a ini for violating the revenne
dl e.xcep)t two aro young, able
white mna.
rried, on Sn day morn ing, A ug
lenice, 1L. Blrouightoni, of Pi~ckeni"
'and Susanna Doddl(, of Aniderson
A --Intellige'ncer.
ase u our p)atrons who (lid not
SENTINEL 0lk time last wveekl
get alter their postmasters. The
as9 were not taken out of the matil
- , but returned to the oibo here.
W. Taylor, Esquire, formerlOly of
ice, ha.s been eleted cash ier of
cu~evillo Savings BIankl, to take1 the
f Walter Oassawvay, who goes to
* w American Bhauk, of that plaice.
ivs. Robt. Brownleo .iind 1. C.
1. of Due West, Abbevilto coun
:h Rev. WV. K. Boggs. pa1lssed
he town last Monday on thc ir
Eastatoo Valley, where they will
i week or more.
iss Ellie Price, daughter of W. R.
hiad a very nrtow escape last Sun
ernoon. She was feedinig a cow
grand-fatther's when the aninal
4 ome cause became f'urious and at
g her, threw her down, stamipinig
* uismg her severely.
iss Nell Harris, bf Charlottaville
-ho has beeni visithing Miss Aurie
igaworth for' s0111 timie, retunedi
- home last Monday. M~iss Uarris
many friends during her sojouni
who hope to welcome her as* a1 per
it residont at no distant day.
ho ilepublicans of Pickens are
tig each other~ someithii.g on the
of the famnojv "Kdkiieny cats."
if the leadero of the gang is (kling
*.4iing in is powver to have the post
- r at this place removed, as lie wants
.w the salary awhile. .Lot 'em go it,.
lisses Aurie and Gia Hll'ngs
- of Pickens, Miss Nell HlariM, of
ottavillo, Va. Mary Vorneri, So
md Ijou Strotrier, of Wailhalla, vis
Ira. Coleman last weok, TJhe beau
b teso opong ladies, auded to their
limg tipistna crented u ite a little
Lion in ogy tol). 'onea Frco
9o0mptroller General Vernor was in
last Thursday, and settledl with
uirer Hill, Chairman D)ay, of the
-I of County Commnissionrs, and
received the report of For'eman
~, of the Grand Jury. GeneraI
a1f complimented Judge 0. L. Dii.
Iery highly oil his wvork as clerk 6f
hard of County Conuniessioners and
-ork in the T'reiwurer's cope His
ia gre equal in th.o bet in the Stato.
the 4WEh nIt., the poun~ty ('om)
ohIrS of. Qponqge and Ptpkvps coumn
ime at Cqmnrral, B, L., for the pur
-~ )lt$ting $he' rntintga to )'fhnild
* d* p sprosa )%onWc) at OJt Pink:
~tp o9 90 iot Wiul l1wffrded to (1,
* & 040,, of Alhlhenta~ .lt rnm
0 00mp h b thrf g ny ci
WhePDF TiOhhntIlud sy to ro.
D i 1 .dy
el4lth er the *egene1aaay,.
.dy uit., the
w1 nomiidon for
greusents fwe,ia the hird ,ongremi
datriot, for school Wnmmissioer'and
three trift jumtico, with the resuitt
belowe
*on CONOUESS.
George Jobnutono................
p D. K. Norrio .....................
Norris' manjorty ..........
scuOIL COMMISIONER.
W. W. F. Briglit ................
J, H. Mullinix...............
Bright' majority................
Total vote...................,
Trial justices, Dacusvill, J. B. i
erston; Easly, P. D. Cureton; Iu
cano, W. K. Merck.
TO'rArA VOTE IN THF, DI$TnRr.
JOHNSTONB'3 VOTIP.
Abbeville.......................
Anderson.......................'
Newborry.......................1,
Oconco
Pickeng ...
Total for Johnstout ............ 5,1
NOmIS' VOT-E.
Abbeville ...
Andoon. ......................
Newberry ....................
Oconee.........................
Pickens .
Total for Norris...............
M1AJOlITME3 FOlt JOHNSTONE.
Abbovilln ..........
Nowberry.....................
Total......................1,1
Nonum1I1' k1AoIo'rrn.
Anderson ..................... 4
Pickcmw......................... 4
Totne ..........................,
Total.. . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
J011n8tolo 1111 only 22 majority il
total of 1U,AW0. TIh total vote at t
previous (loction was 11,951.
Thelk( SAnlt utn .,scain
A very siccessful meeting of this
Sociation was ehl with the church
Peter's Creek, on Satu1.1y aid St
day, Angust 30th and 31st. Most
the day on Saturday wan spent in r<
tino work, but ome sweet lusic v
had at in ervals, led by Prof. J. T. Cl
di *m, T. T. Hughes niid J. E. Singlet
witi Miss Carri Y Mayield 11 the olg
A I "organiz-ationl wa.s h.1d,1 and J,
('. W.Si: ,,Ieton was elected president;
Hi. Jonles, vice-president, and1(1 1.
11111ghes scry't%r Yand trensiry; IPrIof.j.
(;hildres-, co,:(oictor, witi o. WN. .
gieton, .1. T. C. u;ress and J. E. 8ing
.ton, executive co"mittee.
The Sabbath was ' givenl exclusively
tiacred song, (ondlct.,-j by thje followi
T V -Siiglep m, Robert U
!8, Thot;. .Tamimond,
0. Loop.-r and Pro
H1enry Neawt..'11 and 1
-ks. Miss4 An. ic Ci
arril. May field I'- sid
?rof. Childress, (t-i
nreises, gave anll intoi 4
' history of the orga,
w9innling to date, ru
'Orit"d=of niino Yea
VO 11 i 111ot, enjoyal
: how to sing with t
m1 hand bilt too fecl
:ness to tako an acti
(I m11ost suceessful me
(ety was losed. at 3
-t necesisary to) say ti
tile gooo Lunnlgs that the appetito COt
haveV called for. C2omo and joini a
simg for u. T. T. 11
Count1y C'onvention.
On lanst Monlday a1t 11 a. mn. Chairn'
O'D)ell called the coniventionu to o1
Th'le chairmxan appointed as a comnut
on credlentials the followving gentleml
A. WV. Folger, J. E. Boroughs, T.
Rob1linson0. 'iThe commfh1it toe reported 1
followin g ch ibts represented: Piekel
13 dieemites; Easley, 18; ibherty, 8; (,
Store,11 ); Pumlpkintownl, (i; Ea>siatue,
Six 'alih, c; linrricane, 5; i'nder, .: 11
izag delegaites were elected1, by alccI:
two, to the Stato convention: E.
(riflin, J. E. hlorroughs, WV. J1. Pond
B3onne t Jones'i Johna L,athemn and J.
KCirey. Eaichi delegate3 was given pc
er~ to select his alteriamto.
Dr. WV. T. Field uil'red the followi
Riesolved, Thait wVo endorse the noti
of the Htnte conIventionI of Augu.A1
1890).
IAdjourned sublj< et to the enll of t
WIe have becant who is to4 be our ia
Co,gressmanmand we1(1(4 are1 satis1.
in him vote, a loss of one( to JohnsIli-to
T1he fuarmners here 4 a revr busen
ermng provenider. , r
Th'Ie fox chase lasit Fridlay niight w;I
"'water haulI."
Cbonsider1ahlo) real estato is chaung
hands boreabtouits.
The~ Sudy School celebration
CapCreek Jast Saturday waIs a c:
)to success4. (Aoldei,s ('reek, lIeas:
ll aunzd Six Mile schiools were ft
rpreeted .land joined in theo exerc0is
'lho p)rocession made a fino apearahl
Address(es woro made(1 by .la TiE p'es
Ielv. .J. Chlapmnan and1( Prof Loom
W ilson. At the closo of Ih spe 51ol0
an) elegant repast wats served, a1fter wl
R1ev. W. 0. Mauldiun precached an1
Lookin lg I'y, ie (Calla un Lands4l.
Ja&i. P'. Carey, Esq ., of Picklenls,
(englae theo past we. k at Wal.dl!a
the inlv4sigationt of t ileS to the4 huu1ls
O)conee c1lned 'by the estatte ofI th li
nlolnnees his pol(ic.y to h)o one1 oIf pea
antd no4 con1ten1ti ll ihe mad itiie foIr ti
lands to which a earefuil in vest,igat i
shiows ai super0ior title~ in the1( present i
of tho~ thioustmdat of acores said to be
to this estate, it is believed, neveri)
Vo recovered bjecauso (of supherior o)
staniding titles. Ko Kowoo Coi er.
Fromu 5:unny Dale.
Rev. S. A. .(Iry Olosed1 a very sucoc(1
inil protracted mneetinig at Hlolly SpiI
oil thle 20th nIt., withu three hadd(itionsa
the c4horlh., Rev. Jordan,. PIu eangel
ifrom North Carolina, alao condn
four~ day'a meeting at-theo .same chur<
ttioMi1g Onl ht 2-th uIt.1 prIeachmuig nj
(-4t wikoy honI rS soime telling blos~
ltu.wing ny thto greit evil of the~ ha
b.in hiurch and14 htato, anid urged upon
o4loers of the vlmrohcl the great impo
apeoa of a ri id euforoomen~t of the D
I 3)o ti oesel1 0
-There are more line colts in thi
lee- Oonuty now than there ever was befor
for at any oe tine.
lon- -A series of meetinpa will begin ii
OUS1 the Central Presbyterian church nex
for Saturday evening at 8 o'clook, by Dr. j
y I. Riley and evangelist, J. L. Cook.
-Mr. Jchn F. Stowart hua bouiht o
Mr. W. A. Leslio lia Louie and ot o
529 Mail Street. and will move to towAn %h
959 first of Jaunary. Mr. Stewart is a thor.
. ough-going busiuc8s Inan and will bf
4BO quito an addition to our town.
--Several parties woro before th<
793 board of County Commissioners lai4
695 Tuesday, trying to got the ronto of th<
- Inew road near the Calvin O'Dell pici
98 chained. They claim i better grdt
522 man ba mecUred than by tlio route recut
th. ly located.
To Uene
For the year 1891, farm known as
Synimil' mill place, on Eighteen Milo
Creek in Pickens county, 150 vercs in
721 cultivations. For terins, apply to Mrs.
t-12G M1. S. 1DeIml, Greenlvil:'., s. C. N%
r97 Non-esIt4idelft S11um mo
i29 TIlE STAT'OSF (W,T[f CA1' ZO1:N _,
- County c.(4 'ifkei.
51 tu Coman;11t,n~ ~ Ph. Pa')our an
Stinilions Cor(nlp>!:thlt Fired.
101je
19 J1yI.Pyn)n .N.Pye efenl
GOTo tillelienant", Aery H. P'aynle and1
~~ W. N. Payne.
29 Y4 11 ale h 'ereb s n111 led and -( ,(I1ired
to answer the c ioiplailf in this action,
', w hlic is this <hiv filld ill the ('ller (t the
77 (h1erk or. "o ur t ior l'ickn e(ul ty and to
ecrv( a1 (+? *of ('ryir an1swer too thile Sail
c14omiplWlaiit mi tIhe su.bscribevr at his (Ollice at
Pickenl 'S C, withiln tweity das fter
the serviev h Xr.of, %-ilive of 'the day
70 Of sitch s "vdie; an it Y411 inil to answ r
30 Ih c"ipi11p iln1t w% ithi tl i 4 n- afresaid,
22 the plaintiIf inl tiis ""ion w%1!Il IPPY to
__ the coturt For the rclicf dinlaided inl the
22 Cli1;i
na [ -i . Ail aTintAHT C. C. P.
lie J. p. C uN1 , I'liltill.' Att4 rney.
To) the dh.fet .111Nit, . N Payvnw
Takeicer, Ithat l1heVC0l-la;I,t inl ti:k
W-it)n, to020e1th l Vitl till 'Ilin1o1" s of
w.i(l ill for04ning i ; .10y, was tiled
it in the ile 4, ( the (.eIk li the ( C url of
Lin- ctmo1u Ph1-as tlf r i h omnuit V 4'ickens,
of in! 1t. st;vtc (11,So C:ar"lit ;I, at Pi<-k
>11- 1 n, in .aid a and cml:ty " n th O th
ij- aul lwli PStn i Alll\ttrvc%.
SUtivml,t of Nfwi~h ;aro1lia
.T At Colibia. , -. C,
ill- Gr-1:1at Uure. Cnler ;_raduiate
le- celrso4 For derees--3 literary ui six
scivetific. Alo shorter -Ianld elective
to cours . Pr I. si nal co(u4s inl law,
Ig phina.1c-,v%.terina1 rY :eec and -ceda
-,,. w etl nh tipped la ollrat-mries; 4
. ships; and mll)if.l ro ;n w i rn r
fS. T it o fee, ' t1) pvlr sei- ionl; 4(I her feem,
. L$20) inlCholilng iitin 1 fec, cmverIll
}. Ine-lic'nl n1tclifalne.., 1tl'd ivine1s, tv.). I t -
b-d Il' h1:I-d. . 01 0 o -$1'2 .:> per 0nnh
Ig om ren.It r-. TtIle pnss inichud
4 ; :1, light-, wAsii:Z, baoks., etc.,
- i 11Ti fev rinittiled 1) stuletl s certify
1 ' th Iir inabilit V to pay it.
- Senon aa-niir-A Tt:q-la.1- inl 0(lber.
>llir:wvniiuio sh- iprced
he ing k rk. J1. M. Mt BRYvDE-"
J~.
>le - - 'V_
na L R( to the part raisinghe
.~ th~ Reaies Turni fro
~.ruh in by0 NoeTbER.
n: 1GRhE 1V0. e, hu none
hg Oro Se.edAI I ~, lierfor ca
A,B . A Lh4 4 AlPENTER
GRE NVILE, - ,,
ng Eno, f cmx.i le, S '
p.. J:.al .\ I o r . Un ,O.
oIl
th*~' -h
'iCAtal, . ,9 ,l s 75,000
s rarus f . luoug U t. of 15.000
at it on Caig.ca4ld;c.
Itt W. bu- u. , F. 1. Enh-nu,i ider,
os. i. W. Origina. W.ilens.
ee. C.I' F'.ls S Jmo s . St . Loiloyt.rp'
Theaeonits U. Sn. h:ut and funners
ei ve o r nreful atr tntion, :uln we .
our- cutoer.A..1.M.hsfr;ycr
AC DE Y.I'1,IKIIAA1RIo
Arpaonfr urIe it.~ Sof VTla h,T.
JC. . im. t. oui's, ro '.
rl hik .Simons Livrcc M edic Esd
fori ther U. .Cort. PAT Sim.
t. cioin i'ropr A.4.SimmonsI Lav.
ller ieflator,iii Estd to sesiin ut68
lit . M.F? Ail S. .M stu for /yarsd
Ca'~curdinDIF, bu ILd:x aor tNE5
,i, ArrTP0Tu' So diTtAc ETc.
?'c.2I, T. i. Roa, Psr . say.
I o hrch,vc Aams Tcn, rites: "t
',,tink 1~ should have ben dado but
m onksk Lie Mchie. I aen
L)it Rutta lom ere h~i~a to substitut
he talI rec veiapake of o~ne nurLer
Merm,ad aeue hafo t
S
B
f
HAGO
Cro
A new lot of
)no recominendat.io
for itis duplicate.
often cheaper thtm
aIs long.
A heavy stocl
The best Stec
We always ha
Bacon.
In a few days
This flour we ku
knew tho price!.
III (ite seasonl
m1onley and experift
creasz-d ench sellso
pose to overreacli
wvill appreciate tha
double those of an
large quantities bi
fairly and evenly
189c.
McFALL'S
ALMANACK
- FO - -
2. Cb O.
---0
One time a kaf ran over a y, and
what did the boy -.ay? It don't make so
much difference what he said, as it does
about some other things.
For instance., that kaf's skin waz con.
vetted into Various arties, and this Al
manac has invested laiely in leather
go(lds, like Calf Skin Shoes and Boots,
and w arratted wVat er-proof and leat her
lined. Also a nice lot of Bridles and
Ibir'nesm Collars and Whips, Lines andl
Halters, Satchels mnd Pocket-b,ooks, antd,
If you rcemmbr, that was a very large
kuaf, and they made up the balance in Sole,
Uipper', Harness andi Lace Leather, all of
which'l this Almanac is hecadiquartetrs for.
And for making up your' leather, we haive
IBuckkts. klitts, Awls anid everthui ng else
that' ne11cessarmy.
That Kaf also had horis, (he w.as net a
Butttonu Kaf) andi thle hierns were tum:edtt
ito Buttons anld C omb s. W'e havt'e tem
int stock also--allI sizes, ,shapes and colorts.
Tlhat Kaf was "'phat,"' and we ha:ve tatl
low enought to grecase ever'y steam engine
in thc 'ouinly,
TJIlIRE 18 NO iLARGCERI S'lTOCK, No
PIII( ES.
Cir Hlut for thiat. laf's Tongue, Lotng
and U'pper Froznt Te'ethI, etmiutire at seone
ot her storte.
W. T. McFALL.
,T. F. DA ROAN. Principal.
'lThe Fall Tlerm will begi n Sept ember 1st
andI cont inut t wentyv weeks. (Comp~tet t
and( experitieed assistants emptled e. Ad
v antages totr the eduteat li ol h vs atnd
girls utnsurpI asssed. Tlermns very maoetdrat e.
Tin M PsaEM oF' T1wE.Try'i Wim.Ks:
,1 Pimary D)epartment-.. ellng, ead-ut
ing ~Eemeon, tayithei, iGier aphy,tIt
tistr, &lcr, (iomet . &.,21 2.ro
'i'lau~ brnt nued, ' with ngiIsh Grmar
or Fr'ench, 51i..00.
Music, *t I 0(0.
Perstonis desiring to enter pulpils for a
shorter periotd thtan the whole te'rm. app))ly
to Iihe't rutstees- . . S' TEW A IWr
iung.h1 wS Ch1'rn lieoard 'ITrus tees.
BEFORE DECIDING!
Where to Educate Your Daugh
ter, Send for a Catalogue
cf the
WI LLIAMNTON
Female College!
.Full session opens Seytember lOth, 1 890,
with bhetter facilit ica for thiorought instruc
tior' than ever before. IBest iadvataes.
Ljowcht. ratea Adtdress '1etv. 8. L.an<lcr,
A. M. Pr1%.lm,
T RECEI
OD, BRUCE
A niico assortment of
ckery, Glassware
Tinware.
Neii' anRd Wonin's Smidii
. If you can ever wear oit a 11MI"
They are the best ifmade, and sldi :1t
other goods that miay lo()k as wkI
of all wool .ieas from 25 to 35 cvnt
I Nails alwaYs in stock.
ve the beit Sugar and Cffee, aid ir
we will have lots or Choioe ily"ail%
w to be good. We guaraitce i1S
this house will be stfWYe with the cli
ie c!fain filli in the Northern mar-ket
i, and with the promisinig c4tt,n ero
ny previous e01o t. It is a fact th flu
t our combineld purchases here anl at
y house in the county, and you all ki
ilg low priecs. .11emmhcilbr that th
iven to tho friends and customers of
IA(0000, li
-CLOVER A
LaNiW - an1
SLOAN
F. W. PO
$3.00 ai
F. W. P(
IE
r9jz 1First-Class; work a
( )ur.r
All our 31nte4rIoia l a Newan< or I
('alI *on, or .1J
Th STANPABP 1W
r
Hx .-> N19
Clil nC me1 for your elege 1.-rooml
i splendid lot of tii' safes, ,ed teLb, c.
ien Iive," one of the. best hilves made.
both furniue and hee hiivest. CallI on hina
IH Go.,d in'ilar hunbeur takeni in eten
VEDI
% Co's.
colsd
and
".o(I lk lceaI
'I :ire sureC to call
ti-sneprie andA
but ntver wecar h:ilf
N.jer yanti
nvrt,, be ()ut ()f
"ic(et b:igains that
(. Odr stick i-i in
p bef4re V, we )>I'o.
t you p .ck-bdo
Risley, vingr 1 0
CS(! f tl tit ' ig IO
UCE & co.
.ND GRASS:
I asture,
ROt ERS,
( .'reenville, S. (.
E & CO'S.,
ild $4.00
)E & CO.,
(4 ( I FT
l\ 1 1
h an Lie 49t StyIes.
EN., I j1Ipewtr,
emE c o. gi;. E,
ts, U.arlor an<)l k(itchen fttrniture. I havt
1 am~ no0w mmmWufacturing the 'Emaupir<
'. M. MorrFis atL Pickensi, is my attent foi
a. or meu at mny factory at Field1.
a1ne for furnitUu. nioy2St
Wclanond & OavilIle e&.
Greenville and Columbia Division.
Cohdcnsed Sclhedule August 818t, 1890.
'Traiins rtm on 75tih meridian tiie.
(oIng Norti. Going South.
No. 54. No. 55.
7 00 am...Lv Cbar!'s,ton Ar... O9 'W pm
8 00 ...... Augusta ....... 9 07
11 00 oluba....... 4 40
12 0 A o........ 3 35
1 33 pm ........ Union ....... 1 5 6
2 36 Ar... patanbug....12 45 am
4 6 ........ Tryon ....11 24
5 33 ........ISalu Id a........ 10 87
5 51 .......Flat Rock ......10 10
6 10 ..IIncldersonville. ... 0 59
7 00 .. .... A h;tevi...I.... 9 05
8 . .Ilot Springs..... 7 30
1 - -- .I on,ari........ 8 20 pm
- r ...... 2 57
L . . w r' y..... 2 37
2 i ......N il,-l%y ,-;x ...... 1 15
2 -16 . . I . Id.. 12 24
3 () .......1 . :' . ..., 55
3 50 Ar.... I i i . -. 100 aa
4 01) Ar . I)i: n 10 30
4 10 Lo )i - 050
4 22 ......W lhongon
4 31 ........1 12
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