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6K EiNS SiENTI - PICKENS C. It., s. A..sp s Proprietors. 1. BOGG~S, Edtitor'. 1 0 ir Subscri ption, $1.50 per annumI trictly in advance: r fosix mouthw, 75c. 'ertisenents ins,rtvtl at oni lollar ersquIare oI one i ntelI orI css for ih first nsertion and fifty cents for each suubh-e tuent Insertimi. 'Liber:l discomut mdel o m.rchat sand ot her:advertising for Ix n At-lis or by tlIv hvar. itt iry Not.ices eictiin live'liNe, 'ributes of Respevt, ('O)nhmmiIation 1 Ir. personial c.11.(haracter, hien- adii issa tle will bechar-g-cl fr af,w vert isincts. nouncemll(hlents $3; st rictly in ad1vance. THE STATE TICKET. For Governor, I)'. Rt TI L LM.\N, Of EAlgefi cld Coumny. For Lieutenant-Governor, E. B. G.\RY, Of Abbeville County. For Attorney ('n eral, Y. .l. P01P1, Of Newberry County. For Secretary of Statc, J. E. TINI).\, Of Claelendoll Counlity. For Comptr..mi-r er, WV. H . ELLE Itlx-', Of .Marion Colty. For Siperin-n<dent of Etivaonea , W.G ID. A FLI,, Of Greenville Counlty. F or state Trei-asuirer, . INAE., Of Onu111-cburn County. Adjutant and Inspeutill G'enecra], It'1'G1 L. FAkikTL"y, THE COUNTY TICKET. F'or (c<mgress, 1101N.GEl(l'.0 NS . , of Newberrv. tenia or, W. T1. O'I)ELL. R1epresentatives, W. T1. B01\W1.N, C. E". ('AlMWENTE111. .1. B. NEWIBIRY. school Comm II issionler, IW. V. I. BIll 1T. -ion Star en e A. C. Ilaskell's indc pendent movement. Road whlat cJ. D1. amphell hIas to ay on our first pap;o about th.e Far mers College at Forit I till. I1L0 gives a graphic dlescription of the work anId anu interesting hcistory ini regard to the origin of theo enterprise. Political prophets sicy thIat George WYashiingtonit lPeck, (Pech's bad b oy) is cutting enpers to1 some puirpose ini his camnpaigni fr ;.;owrr.o:cr of Wim coninI, and thad ini hIis own city (If M'ilwaukee hce wvill pll anc en('omou vote. Thcere is plenty of r cmi for it en hi 1pll. He has nocthcing else there. The repeal of the lien law will come up before the next Le~gislature '1' the'quesioni now is are we to havo -en from the Statutes? Our rep. 2tiv'es will act according to the . I their constituen ts in this .'iVO mi youri O)inlion Oil a er Speak out and let the now whcat you11 want, or a r ohl you peace ifnores ho pe (If an all 'nre the North ' adc the SouthI a.ji betwieen thle West. and(1 lie South. The iSouthi's httierest (one. mfies sine the war have beeni West ern men. Thei( Ccnnnercial relautionsi existing between Nocrthu and Sokuth keep the two setctins somewhaIt friend ly. Andic thle Nort hern people have a huncred dcollaris inuvestedi in the South wh ere thie NorthiiwesIrrn era have one. ~x gress declined, a few weeks ago f to put Congressnan N. P. IIanks on Ahe army retired list. Ihis constitu tes ' however, have just p)laced huim on the a political retired list, by rdasing to ~ renominate him. Mr. Banks will be $!easantly remnemblered by all surviv- I lag veterans of the army of Northern Virginia as Stonewall Jackson's chief quartermaster and cormmiissary gen eral, in which capacity bet rendered the Confederacy most faithful and alduble service. Capt. F. M. Wannamnaker, of St. Matthews, was stabbed to death last week on the streetM of that town, by *E. Herlong a highly respectable ~d well-to-do farmer, of Orangeburg soty. The cause of the difficult.y nutuially contradictory state toi about guns an<f pistols having crried to the .Talbert Alliance g tro or three weeks ago. The agrest lose in the '~~~r alike4iti*guished WHAT WE WANT. In speaking of the Haskell ticket, he Mari,n Star says: "Lot it ema- s kato from where it will this it a tick- I t that is bound to win. Not only r his, there is more brains and states- I nanship in it than tho State would N lave ptut forth with a straightout v onvention." Brother, you are ana: i the swamp. Don't bother yourself lbolit brainls and Btatelmanlshlip. Democracy in south Carolina is bet cr than vither, and Tillinan will be: louirl Governor if you don't emnui -rat.e. I . I A SPECINEN OF PLEJUDIVE. The best specimen of political prejudice wo havo yet seen in print, appeared in one of the Shell circulars in the fourth District. It appeals to the farmers to turn out and vot. for S1hl on the ground that the anti Tilhman men will not care a snap for their defeat iu the State, if they can only secure the defeat of Shell. The ci-ciar does not want Shell elected becauso he is a good man-nothing like that, but because it is the only way to keep Tillman's opponents clagrined or uider back. Those who got up the circular must have gono plimb wild. Thy say if Shell is not nominated that Tihi1an will not. be elected (overior. We have scen newspapers lie, but thi.; takes the cake from aly journalistiv Ananiasi that ever dealt in real estate. It is as had as Shell's circular which told the farmers that their lives de pended on Tillinan's election. Wll, well! As Abraham Lincoln said: "Thank the Lord, you can't fool the people all the time." lE. SK~ELL'N MIANIEE'TO. This manifesto, w-hich is published il onlother colunii, is a relal-kable docilmient. AVC glory in his spn1k, dain buit (condemn) his judgemneiit. Mlany things aro lawful which are nlot expedient. It !was uiilam fil anild inlexpediellf for the Convention to turn outC the straight out Sumter delega tion. Buit this lamls uidal1otitit;Is of being stificieif 'elion. .e the >lities. Aose able. livld ..AU ticket 10,10 Luat it would not otherwise have gotten. If the ticket from Lieutenant Governor down should be lightning struck, before the 4th of Novemi ber, and the Excutive commit tee shouill fill the v'acanhcies with Mrs. TFill "mo anid the children, the Su.x rm:r. wouhld vote it straight against .Jefl Davis and John, C. Calhoun. Helah. A WIPEFEL ty1L The new ta:ritr law waus to have taken efeict last Sat uday at ~3 p. m. Several merchant ships were anxious ly expected to arrive in the New X rk Ha frlbor by that hour, but w< r i notI sighzt. 1. 1Te ustom'i ho'utse cor ihirs w ere lbhnogemd with imp; rhter: v1h wer hopin1)111g, prayh' ig, chlmoing i' oild eCScing to ge-t their ('nygueM ~eed uinder the old lauw. Tlhe col!ee or' p' atp>nedu thet law till 4 p. mi. i So ships camuie. Tihe imnp"rters rav di. Winwdomf waslF wiredl for instrue ions. Hie ordered the collhector tof use( hiis own discretion. The law was lpust.ioned till midnight, and the ex [re(ted ships cemne. The C'aptaini of he- Etrurtia was run1 so close lie left his ' vs-eli at rea amid took a I ag, luo (1 d, anid w:as drivenl to the custom Iouse at. brea(k neck speed. TIhe ights had juist been turned on; bult uu tre'd his ;huip juist forty seco'iuh, >efore' McK(iinley's bill would have obbed his ship pers oif tholuandsm of lollars. Never before has the oip ression of thle republ 'ican partfy been4 o keenmly felt, or caused suchi a dhe C oiurse', will pocket thle miargin l.c-" wixt the old and the new rate. The a ICeensed1 tax will all L ave to be p'aid yv the co)nsumner. L et the iniq(uity~~ 0 on1. Thc rep)hulia parlty is piiliig p wvrath against thle dlay of wrath, s surely as the years roll by. TIhiis id nothing but this has caused the o Llliance uprising, and evem y rep)ubli- o an who comes into that order, will I se his ('fforts to pull the wool over ho eyes of his bro'thiern, and make i Lhemn if possible, allowv the tarif dev iLa to outer the swine, instead of a sending them direct to the deepi sea1 i of oblivion.n Hon. AV. J. Talber't, State Lectur'er of the Alliance, failed {o oust George Tilhnan from his neat in Congress, I and1 now lie is' aifler the oilice of su perinitendent of the Penitentiary. "Little Bill" H-oward, under sew. tence of death for the murder of Beun1 Ross, escaped from theo new Green1 ville jail last Monday morning in his wife's clothes, under her suli-bonnet, with the baby and other little bun dIes in hijarmns. Mrs. Howard has beep aaoad. WISAT A DOG TAVuR. In 1872 thero was a Ilourishing ehool in the EastatoeValley. Among he dogs which came with the child 'enl to school was a very large, res. )ectable ant dignitied looking animal vhose ordinary gait was a valk. ie Llwvsi looked straight aihead. While ;chool was il Session one day he camle Ateppilig through the school roomn ivith his head and tail up, intently "Vatchin. a -squirrel cittillg hickory nu11ts on' th( title of a mllounltai ai hundre(Il-t-d yards awan.y. Ono f the childrel ltormed mit at him, "Git out, Talley!" and it the same time struck him violently across the back with the handy birch. Talloy nei ther lowered hii s head or tail, ti ned his eyes nor mended his pace. lie moved straight Avhad. lie ha:.d a re inIk.ikably sensitivu eaRr. Ie would detect i, the sli;g-hte:t movenirt of a squirrel, fox or doer t a great dis tance, but he was deaf to the bark and bluster of a flce cven at, his licels. He,was good grit. We learned a lesson from Talley, tahat hais bil worth car hmnds t-f reuiled oil to the nrin: . TfhTis .1o11rnl has bee goig, strraighIt aleld, publishing all the nwS it cIuld gatther1', Ildv(vatin'g vlatt it, conct ivu; to be fil. the g(o%od of the c(onnnunlhlily to which it, owes its smv!-s, wilholt aiy "kiulkingfe or' growliig. Now it is 11--war<Ated with a lare Msbscriptimn list and a1 moic substantild patrolme thaln it has ever had. And it is thiikfil nocw to he aible to serve the news to its read CI's witout any mixture of patent iIcdicine notices. The1(y A re Fn li; t Ou: t. Bill Ap -:iys the average farm tenant l..x $1010 wh oif od:s i!) a I year 4be ides ' s, l*is-, L VOO 11 O 1, thAt i t 1bel, fl ' 11 b 1:- '11, to I lhe gmenii'i :14 it Wa . . 1;,t d)us ili)!.r y nw>re Htif 1 5 taxi t o his. own Statu Governiimlent. J11dg-e. Wiright wvas once a IM-1mber( il' CMI griTs an1d toldt m4e 'in a whiser that if the farmers of tcount y knew how miich they paid (Ioi their hats anild slioes :mnd clot hing, and axes and hoes antid plat:s and knives anld forks aid papier and penls aid hu1lips and kii1chon wvare and every oil-r wv.-rv :hey ki-i up to a 11an 11na 11oldr ir 'nus1u ts and swear 1hv he eteial therv wouh1in't stand it. [le said it. wouIhin't he) safe to lct Lhcm know it. A ril'k fut-T.hn MarI'y, of Pickens andit Andeont~i counltie;; liIvO ft ([uarre'(l t he uiif.ortimnnae (itij. 7Zeus livinIg a1long tihe county1 lne are' for'cedol I pay for~ tis cics n t th1e same1 t ime, are deprIived (If an i:-I Rlow caime tile wr'iter to. find ont Lbount this free circus at is oIwn (anid L few otheri citizens of this ('ounty's) Xl)ense, eame abolut in tis wav: [he0 exceLllent 1prineil?tai of b othI tlie nulo0 aInd femal.e schools that inv LInderlsonI cuIlmtv informaule mie that boys '01( co l not get anyV fr'e s'ilI,40 I>e )!( :nnuI Pikim counlity thiisy:r S hadt be1en:1 the' custoni he14. tore. ya lit tl!e investiationltI it was fous)d :iat the con!tro4)llrs of thle free school1 amils in Pickens couty were retalint ig--yes, that is the exact word used -with Anderson county for discour (Sy shlOwn to Pickensf counllty and( we -iocenlt ('itizenIs, alon(g the1. 'otunt v Iin1-- 11 mst he 'epived ~'o1 f our sharle' f the fr'ee school m:on1ey jst simaply ~at raif this spuiit of rdaiion4 xistinug he It n th(IIIle school0 (omeors 1 wohl like to kno1(w (f v'(I Mi .1i111or, if ILw free 0< ill1 law of tis ilt is (If LIuch a iiliab le nature or cioit of its be:in; hIlnht over the muty lie onle year by a litile cou~r 'sy and the ne(xt year he1 mi'de to .3 onl II onc side of tile counjty linie el sti' as a ! r( e Ioker ini 01nler 11. 1re 41hde1 a lit tle~ at theo e'xpensel oIf a I anls (If the sameil State and governiedl 'y the samet hiw? FanlMur.q' SON. ThIere is p)lenlty of mlaterial comiina ni to maizke nlewsjfpaper i repirit.ers out f in the after yeairs. Gogu'ley City las ani embry'io sna:ke editor, lie >1ld his teneberPi a few dayl.s agof lat lie 1111d just killed a iug snake. [e said hie meat it inl the road1( anid it bood ump right. OnI the end of its tail S head14 openi. A little ('xTniionu hov owv in Spar'tanh )urg, sid to (11e (of is lar'ge fitends a few (days ago-: "Mr. M-, I killed a' bear down ( i thle Union." "earli wht,o d o do n ith t.hait car henyoukilled it?"' ''1 fedi it. to the COWS." "But cowSdO not (eat h)ears."a ''Yes buit, Union (Sows dit." It is well knolwn that we have a i~ rletty strong Union colony here ini I par'tnh)ur.g and they', es'Hie"intly thel fdies never let anolv or aniythiig ahrdead~ of thleir'o1ld County. Th1isI ttle Ly had, nio doubt, 'heard of tho great tud wonderful things talk- I , le thet0, 'intil be had ain idea '?Ntl"uu cows were superior to ther klud ~Carolina SprtaLn. clerk'm Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens. In Common Ploas. J. N. W. Smith, Ot. al. vs. W. R1. Garrett, et. ail. By virtue of a decretal order made im the above sitated case, by Hon. J. F. Iziar, presiding Judge, I will sell to the highest bidder on Salcday in November, next, lbfore the court house door, at Pick. en1s C. II., S. C., duing tho legal hours for ."ale, the following tract of liul, to wit: All that tract of land lviig in the county and St ate aforesaid, on waters of Six lile aid Prater'm creeks, and bounded by lands of Thomais Craig, Daniel Mills, John Garrett, and oth ers, containing one hundred and eighty (180) acres, more or less. Turis: One-hIf cash on day of alano d 1adaice on a cre.lit of twelve 1mon10ths. Credit portion to be suir ed by bond of purchaser and nort gage of the pruieimius. Purelmser lhts leave to aiticipate payment and must pay for all papers nud for recording the sau. J. NI. bTWJVAR{T, 00l9 '90[d Cli rk of Court, ClIerkN Sale. T*OF SOUTH CAROLINA. L1County of Pickenls. In Connon Picas. J. V. Norwood, President, VS. Jeiry If. Payne, et al. In Iulsuiance of an order for f,,re Closure inoAle inl tho above Stated ctase by HoU. J. J. Norton, presiding Judge, on 23d September, 1890, 1 will s41ll before the court housse door at Pickens C. I., S. C., on Salday in November, next, dur-ing the legal hours for sale, tile following described Real estate, to wit: All that piece, parcel, or tract of land situate inl the county and State atforvi;nid, in urricae:1 townshlip, confitaining sixty-five (65) acres, more 0r loss, adjoining lad of Levi N. Riobbins, Mahyberry 3muldin, and othi er9. Also, all that olier piece, parcel or tract of laud ii said cooity 1 l and State, in Iflurriane towiship. -I brai-hes of Mile Creel: anld vaters of Reowee riv(r, con't, n111.1tA . i ((GG) a rs Mor,e or less. Terms: Cash. Pir ebase: to pay for papers and for re .ordilg tile same111. j. M. STEWART, MIt,", '0Otd Clerk of Court. IVV AE OF S(UT11 CAROLINA. L CIount ' of PiCkeIs. In Court of Commoin lc:as. Margaret L. Hughes, et. al., .Vs. . :1 Mary M. tos, It al. Ini pursuancl1e omf a decrtad order m:ll the abovoc stated caste byv 11ion. Jf. F. lIbr, presidinIg JudLg(, 01n I181hI .J uly 189;, I will sell to thle high - doorai, at Piln C. H1., S. C., ont ia leda in Nk>ovembelir, necxt, durI in the4 1 legal hours1' for sal1, thle following 1Read Estate, to wit: AltlIlhat certain pie(ce, p)arcel Or tract. of land lying and being situate ml the c!ounfty and( State aifores'aid, on waters of Six Mile creek :uld Keo4w(Ee riveri, kno'wn in the piartition (if Ilnds , fIluttn K111iing, (15(eensd, as5 rael: No. (;, ionataininlg tIt-ee hiundred n11l sevaen (30 7) aicres, mor4 or01 less, lIjoinming lands of Danisl Hufaghes, S. .anonl andt othuers. Sold for parti Terms11: One- half cash, balancee on Sred it (4f twelv mon1141th1s, withI init 'r At fro daylli of sale, secuared by the( >011d of thle piureltaiser atal1 a lanort ~ago of the premises. Puurchasjer to) >ay for papers and for recording the J. M. STE WART, et.2, '90td Clerk of Court O!erk ' 4a Fe. T1'ATE' OF" SOUTiT CATtOLINA, Coaunty of P'ickenis. Ini Commaon Pleas. V. Hi. Tlio>mas, et. ail., as$ execuitars, :gainsit In 11 pusu1anlce of 9 dlertal ohirder nule inI the above staited case byv 14)1. J1. J. N1orton, presidig .Judd1-, 14ptenIberf %3d I 800, 1 will sell to) the i14hest hidder before the court house >o)r, ait Pickensi C. 1L., S. C., oni Sale-day in Novemaber-, nefxt, urn g thle legal hours for sale, the illowinig dtescribed( Ileal Estate, to it:a All that ((ertainl piece, parcel or fanit altionl of land sitiate inl the coaun Sad Stato aforesaid, Onl waiters of Ox MIilo creek, in Hurmricane town hip, con tainfing fifty-one (51) acr~es, more orl less', ad jiing lands of John tewuart, Ty~ler Eadi(es, H arvey Chap 1:n1, To'(ccoai iEalel, anid others, i tlbe g ihe hind on which Allen liigginas ved ait the timo of his death. Sold Terms: One-half cash, the bialane n1 ai credit oif twelve months, with atrest from day (of sale, secured hiv bonid ouf thle purch-easer anid a mtort. age (of thue promises. P~ur'chaser toi aiy for all papters and for recordint lili. . M. STEWAl'\T, et2, '90td Cleak oif Court. ~Iewspapers .-. FR EE. Sendl y'our own1 nIame and1( address 11 thoiseJ of toi 10 oif yourtI friendal or. eniilhbors4, .n ai piostal cardl, or 411f otervise4, ud( ai cOl,v (if the SAVANNAII WEEK-G ,Y NEM VS will bue sent to0 each adidress TilE WEEKLY NEWS s4 a lhIa8NlRa ANS, FAMI,v NKwSIA't(1 OR CoUNTRYr READnu. I the Lilrgeut Vekybihdi the -nth-- 16 large atrefully edited. If yo ha no een Scopy of It, sen1d for OueO and yo sil ~hl rOnonno la i the biggs and1( beat newapa 'Or y,n ove rwat. Ad,. FOR SALE L 13y Er EWLE&WORI COT~ IO PRCSS A . 11 'iI1(lIe' t lie Worldh. SLEWI" & MORRIS -rji AANWINTKLE! COT IFON PRESS. Bottom Figures and Easy Payments! Rellelibclr that besidecs wlline h(ie Gin and Press, we carry a GIMod Stck of StapleFancy Groceries! 0uIr stoA'ck comllprises FLOUR, BA'ON. T',.N T. Z, I3A1! SSI-',S, SUU A , (OFFEE, SO)A, PEPIIiEiI, Si IC"i'::.s Iul A l.L T(i E Ii A IiT ICLES IN Ill E GROCEU.Y LINE. We alo kveep, a vecry Co pllpi ch iAtock 1f DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, JEANS, SHOES, .'' We ar .\ - ,1f fill- S1.1 i urn114 i tue a toir, .114 ahv ys keep a copih.!- S: k (.11 !:7;cl. I h f:a l tL i c ileand wi %ee%v'; I w I <.an supply you, wih N ay i* ' h' Ah H I wanit, mild will Iillak if I') Y 1' l il IPIA1(, ' i f doA J. A .iY'(o1:ll JLJ &MORRIS, Cor FIXING FOR CAMIP A. ha lieerse. 1hs '* )Ti8M.--We : hvoe~ civ'ul a beaui fid and C' $:eres, with nice ribbons, se:lvets anid pit Fi'or the next month we will be(rQeeving~ bargains:i \\ ecannot h'aIne themu all. WVe ask that you como y' thecre isni't, as muclh empiItineCss in these' woirds as. conl liVe a waxed oc b)ellowsed doll babyw, gives a luontt v,beni pressedl by a little comipetitimn. ( &ur e.,tI.n arra)ngementslf] thuis seas3on arn better I I Al darX'.1 .n ! -e :i ini (ASH. TJ ry us w itlh your f .re to sayI~ abo)ut these things ais the Hfsason ads HAAGOQOD, BRUC ~ J"u. F ': lla.uoxn. Prest. J1. F. DAIRGAN. P'rincipal. - bilct 0 ame IA et ek. 'm e n Ald expe ienc (Asita t emp AIl ( lAyd. A' . TER.s ru Trople'Tsw- ra\'i Pr'i(.mary0i Depart: mAnt .lw i ne-,' M-ad- ~ (i*en'I~, .C lisItory', A-(., ,. '. ill' late(rmied iate In i' lie t-ntame stIudl- C ptl ('o('inuedid, w.ithI Englishi Grammailr, 8u~u,~6O hervl.l I( D par't ment - Ilighxer (1rain 1nar1, ________ '0mpoNsition, l'tlhor'ic, liiirher Arithmiie 10, Algebr)ua, (Geometry, A -., $i12.50. TViAheaove' branchIes'wvithi Latin, Greek lIET1S Muici, * I5 00. ILlC . i,EIA 1hili.AJ Persons115 dlestringLA to enter1 pupIils4 for a ~W o,1.1.:t15 borter p)eriod( thlanili tewJA'ho ('erm, ally 10 (I I.he trustees. ,J. M. S'T' -W A HI' T,l, " ,J'.A IJA Noticee is herebyl) gi ven thut aplienItion eiV u 'rh tIeuII l,111 vue vlbe made14 1to the (GeneralI AssmbPlyh of eilee~ (lSetilueolii,lt.c1 souith Carolina at its oe.x. Session to iin- I 'ise'0(, - -- a n -orporate the Pickensi )ummiy [Lne Rail 'ond( Companty, ext,end(ing from PIckens Ume'EIAa. ~o Llbertyr or' P0ome c,onvenienlt poidnt.(l On IihVV'1 fun 011 l 17 hr Air Line RaVilroad in the Cdun.tyt) of' AI 111 Ili'l. hOi14l4ll3ad iecD8. J. P. C~anhAv, al lhl: hI'et trog i pr ,iJ. . ~II Clu ' Li) (ifhtildb(*IljN,ihot C J. D". 1 )O(w, n itir,f' A TII AT BOTTOM PRICES -AND ON EASY ."AYMENTS. W ON EXHIBITION At Our Store. CALL AND EXAMINE r E. VaiwInkle & Co., ManufacLurcrm, ATLANTA, GA.. E T TN - No le- of allWrket-. n er line oood, oursl 4n,lanta E & Id~iCO.Ti RS. LAR ht.ron tet parkty asn ter HeavestTrns,fon o1th, 1890. We hav non CIIflbu otRoberlth-its e il. B.&e~ d.II LfRPENER riAs tor ou Houso "1 fu. REEmNVILE -..C nI ou lie GongWe ,urei And Wearn t LRte LO freom n ai alior, o n n noscy o'PT 1M " M & O. . .ANR'