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PICKENS SENTINEL. WUKENS C. IL, S. G. J. E. BOGGS & CO., Proprietors. - o J.. BOIS , Edlitor. Fr Suibscriptionl, $1.50 per amum strictly in advance;for gix.months, 75c. Advertisements insert ed at one doilliar persquare of one inch or less for the tirst hisertiol and fifty cents for each subse - quent insertion. Liberal (11mcount-made to marchauts and othersadvertising for six .asaths or by the year. Obitvary Notices exceeding fiVelies, Tributes of Respect, CoJmmunication of a personal charact r1 , when adlissa ble will becharged for a.1d vert isemt II M. Announcements i.3; strictly inl :Ilvance. THURSDAY, OCT'. 16, 1890.. Haskell's3 manifesto will soon have a sore toe. The astrononomers on Mt. Wilson Cal., report a snow storm on the plan et Mars. Look out for killing frost in a few days. The Mormon Churehi hi,as declarc its Villingness to subm1it, to the hnv.s of th-e land. It sends greeting- to thu members in the p nini ini.11Y r 1y , urges them to h ; be pa tient. spolsibilify t.' i. y -y < i(1' of the lawm or . Ill (,f iniIwlence who conilives at tht l.- t Nhlati'n of law, is surely A''aino that :4all re turn upon him. The Oin, Giadii Jur made :a good f"ugg on for trial j i Have the (wouI treasurer io r<. ipt for all fiic.s colletd, on t1 d-w 0 Opposite each cas . It w,t be inz1.! trouble to take the lo,,k to him;1,. Governor-elect Tilhn:m, h:; s( leet ed Prof. Pean a <;orgia .chool each. or, for his priv.a.to sn(';n-y v. IL is but just to 0a-i wr here was n Dean inl Hth Caroli:na suitable, though this ias bwec a rumarkablv good year for be:anrs. Herv is aln i"c"1: for 1%a;phintown: "C. 1". ! (d, of W'ke Colutv, N. C. has a ine om vhi.-h t ier are for ty-onle pui'apisins,' we-;-ihing oll 'In av crage of I hr.o1v pounds each, oial intg a tot:al k.1 J.-71 joInds 0f pup kinis oiln ov, C:wsar llud hI.; 1rnuus GeAor--e IH1 him Cromliwell, (aIuberlain his Hamptonl, and ("T1 sn Treascan:" -surely south Carolina 'Deimocrats will not sifer the Ellit-pianls, blood. thirsty Sep1oys agai to seale the fort ress of white supnremoy. Colmty should present. themi hv he first day of iNovembher, so that thles may be audited for paymilent. See the notico of [lie Cle'rk of thle LCoard of County Coinunissionerls ini rfer ence to the samse ini another column. The reiason the Sa::rxs, didl not publish thie names ('.1 thle treas;uurer*, auditor andic tial ju i'tices (l(cted i the~ prIimary, alonig waith the ticket for. the ollu.r 'Iofurers, is 11hat tho( se W whose fnmes we(re (ll offiar ah(aldy elect. ed1, while thoise we (conlti:mieud to puLb lish are to be v il for on thI e foiuthi of Novei.ber. 'The Charl :ton. Wiorld calls anti Tillmian meni "'Yensive partisans"' and says the "Ia:d one- of themi that hold (ofhec ough t to bile kick:ed ouit." Tilhunan wouhll not say that. Thi is the way to lap1 the partfy solid. 'Shat is good( (( deicay. T1hat is state priide, pat uadismi, party fealty ando line (l(1lener spFe,)ihlt hnlly be,3 h wli ea.k Judge{~ IIlask l I ughtl to b e led( inst end of his iry in: t o lead iomiethiig-. I I used to be as5 stron g asN Samson--~he is now as l:nd, and we are fearful that lie isi try;ingo te get Joe Barn well to ahwhmteu: of the Phiis has arrng ''l~ fu th far's- in~ th State to hoid1 t;ir~i c-tton. He n~ ill advance M35.00) a h al on (31 0 :;( balesj. Thle won1ud(r is whear( is thle \bs Linough is evinda ntlin'A'.p as8 the wairehouicse maen are ins.uo1c to apply to their depJot a ents for the lowest freight rate to LivrJo An editorial in the News and Cou. rieor of the 11i, [Iiots., was~ very prop. eroly hieadecd, "31a;kinlg a Mistauke,' or,th wrtercrany aei. 64ys. tcket could have been lni. nated by t-ho Haskell lonlvenltion as. a priotest, to bo voted if there was no Radical opposition, but if there sbould bg such, then to be dropped. his the .'NQW and Courier thinks ai~I hayo boen. a test o.f Tillnan's e~ strength. That could not .-be. er no bpposPiuivg~ exory tncat wh bj participated.in a ~ dejary is Ib4usd ~jzJar ticket. The Sep~ 9was the tuprym segna3- uAvEI noPWr "Koi0 d asto -Says Josh Billings,' "i0 anotl!! tirra'we have herd peeplo in use hoose finger hles needed cleenin pl D>Ut." This kind of criticim is caus va ed by people looking at the fault's of in others, without ever becoming inter- n< ested in their own. It is catfsed too a by people bqing able to see the con- ti sequences of the Ihad acts of others, 4 without once thinking of the evil that at iiay result from their own little fail. je ures. 'We nre led to these reflections p by the following item in the Easley c< Messenger: "One of our good old citizens was v carried before Intendant Thornton last Monday charged with retailing the red wine tlpt sparkles to boys on the y>rovious day. Thu town trvaslu ry, in colsequence tiherecof, was cn- t riched to the aimout of $5.00." -V Not knoNwing file party, we presume J Ito is correctly (escrib)d a a "g oodIn old citizcn." He would lift, his hands 'I in hly , l- hoiror at. murdvr, arson, theft, 111 pIrhaps Scerni to cheat inl ai horse fi .1way. .it, if he had talken seven iomites to consitder, to look at the ptossibilitics of' hi, "111all 0 en1ce, It I woud lave shdtl.red at the thoight.. N li niV have furnisled the drink c ilu w%ill flmthe appetife to carry* e som nloblc hcartcd v'outh1 a hlcples-s A (1ptivu to the (1unkard's grave, or a T iit111r,4ere's cell. i The( man wNho thankied God that it "he was iont as iother mien," was a h oil. citizen. Ite knew of Imaniy lit- ( le violations of law that lhe did itt ti e'lport to the rut hor-itics, alnld l us iccame a party to tle great(st it criltics. Ahiay wIhio read this, per- I hIi.ps know Im.nmbers of fi chun., w i it izens, I > will buyN blwk-, a e ' hititmr, flrd klow (4f others selling, or e lb i , anl dt the til frial ilustice the( nwxf day withot saying aoything to h:im ini ft it. A riot lccurs,andd tlh thv .cry mut for 11he ('nforecieel f, (.F I'l lw whey are tie 111.0 as gu1ilty as ilhe rio)[ers. t Crilmaah are puttinlg2 the -()I)d cit. iz(.ns inl fear. Tho laitter feel like. they, a,tre alone becauise thy, do ot) i., I-alk these hings ver togetle. If youl wvill Just, sp.:.k out, y->u ill be surpri,ed to id So P:my on yomiur side. Disculss the ultimlate results of allowving- offenders t) g( un11pil ished. This w\ill give ycu iri-ve. Of- . ficers are 1foll partners in ile cris hi y pimidsi. A coniin a will oftcii allokW a man to curse in s his ,toI(,olce, or on the streets with ouit r reprof o hame, because the of- t fendntr is a eustoiner. The oT(-leder 41 himsel~cf ICay do3 notinig wo'trse, but da he' 'in flne' -miay con'1sume( the happi i. nless of ytoiur hiomte. Th'le tine iipsdinheaoea was all flint (iusttom would1( justify. But it shul have b)eeni1n>t kss than lifty' dolars. Th'Ie cime was a hiun-i dired fold wos than0 cliu't ting bowin(' the shdei tree or' pitching a dead1 dog in the pub1)1ie well. Le,t veriy citizen when lie hears oif of anyl crime in the commhiunityv, pult his' f* owvn resp3onsibiilit y inl the scales of' en consci(ien'e, and ask. himse5(lf the I ai queistion " W lint havo( (l one?'' I h: NOT A TJGIUkT!iNC OIFERI. A rt'ent t; o(f Conigress makes ts apln-opr'iathon' oif large sumsi of nmn- m cv to (1inlow .kr'icul tural~ and( Indus.i5 Go trial (Co!i-eges. No schoot l enn receiv tla aiy h)(nl-t lude the. Act, if it ]makes any di-timtion in race ior ('3lor in 1th( :3313 m i-n 1f sIlem. The CWi fi i colb-g at Or m .ii phical e th foot iig Xt ntt its i-Si sineli' hemt umh-r~'aA:. they mhli T 01 llaw 'e: it the (n'd oi'-.'Ii asto io1 Co doors(1 in31e,I all firs Thi ill un a1i '' detis.i ..\13 tel Gomt a the ti' ii monytta hhrt' lway, the onm- 'to hait. noi he ovent o tlt -late the i money tht a Ilite. gold~t on the Th Pif ic flipe uoubl notpay tlthe '~.inter-3 I' te lnit ha(V i l'' hor,ie iamsuti waI wotterd not hey nll itio obiteat theOlr haelie ith hols of the S'if s Ths lw o rt the eniihliu foriorsn h iiop onsitfution ati week.i it wpiik :uieti ing a dr1.0(awin~ fo ia n I r i iNsef. I1tm an(ayoher nelaprsdeie te aw (of ths ltate byd M advertisingthe .Lou4 is ia e Lofttery, buthe havd ru ami'~ ~"~'~a ast'opo ow. TaaVs he ' f. side dei tc son1i ha throght ofaton TuQn wdht s1'40 Prz'd awi sm .tth.ia late. C~ol. th. M ortilhr L' o ea oifl Judge Norton ia n, a rorL of Tuesay mrnig. Mdicatd n ste 5 am P it was though that n.i~ Yi'. k MORAL VOING. For all who participate in nominat. ; candidates in the Democratic rty, thore are but twC lid excuses for not voting the gencral election-one is sick 'ss, the other death. Democracy solid Democracy is the onli hope o c State. The November vote is nol r individuals, it. is for white suprom ,y. The .moral tspect of the sub Ct is Colpleteily exhausted in th< riinries.and conlveitions. The to immindments are the rules of mor itv. If i voter does not object t< >iitg for a lomineo who ses pro ne language, ho is estopped from leading niy other immorality as im euse. Breaking onie'm obligatioi i the party would be as iuoral a: )ting for an immoral nomine dge H1askell left the hall, aN wouli At participate inl the lvaminlation o illialn, so be may be exeic(d Ir-onl titig, but he hIs no (ar-tlv excus< )r intlepeindelitiSni. It f, % IFv .11l4)AALUI S1' Wiml. 11. HhLInl)) is (.1-Imiiman of tif ('pulican O)mImillee in O1hio. If as ill Wahigton last week to go mirI -butions from the10 goVCrre irks to bly) votes wit ill Napoleoi deKinley's istrict. Many of tl ellblican s alre afraid his recelt tar r haw will defcat him. To a meet ig If the cle iks 1he spokc of the dis 4 inivd V of the Deinoeraic party it hio, anld hll illUgedl themIi to con iute to Ilhe funilld- Corriptioni font "% whih to h yvvctes. He la. was a;tinst the civil Service law it said they could all manage :i< iy to get arotimd tlat. If the par dx-( not have thiS IHa,111lm aimplItIt i it wvill soin have iiigice in it. Tr-i .1 u:,tice 1arvii, of Cn -tral Ls sev(ral tiiies called the att cntionl the 1-:NTINL to this subject. here is not a boldd Constable inl e voutly. If there is, an actiom oi bond"I for any wro).g that might d (Lnle by the Constable, woud 1ail, casIIe the costable was not (eteod p d by the coistitutit it'. Not h.iuing the i>lainl proisjins of o consj!tittio, no ].aw\ Ims yN-0:. Ade for tlle electin of this impt-r nIt oflcer. The oices of trial jus ( Vild voltble are the most im r-tanit, in h l cunti. Thie forme ould hw fully (pipp(d bv h1aving. a rpd1 and bt-nded co!stable to serve e pro()css of the Court. 'i would it make hlin any roe exesive to e eounty to bu (.eledd and put m111 lie ii xt ilie (2api. Shell y.i11 ill it fourth diistrtict We #hiuud like to e the G reemille News and Columl) a Register take his side of thie que~s. m. Thelu necwspa)pers of the state uld have defetettd Tillman by that hilt f, r1 t( .Struiag 1i ti4 I(114IIct Rr v S. ('-. Oct, 7.. fhUe (ditor the News is a .1Demiocr.atid so am , V. hy are: we Democorats? Je.-| Ie v'' h.longo to the whi te man's ~ mla-lI li i Ilo wo rk, in hepia to leem our State in '7(. We , ji) -eintfed it am 1f1odlowed him i. WIn I we follow hirn? ]ecauiso lie ailI > whiteso of our Statoe rose in their uily sitrength and by1( hthe help (of d thlrewv oiall aical m'ul1 negro rule Shad lighlted our lovely land for r's. hlo is '1illumni? Hie is the legal ni ooe for Goh vernor o f thIe white 1:5 potty, malll tioihl lbe elected I wil! bie leitc. I wos as much a straighlieut mal aos trite as ige Iiaekell. I fought. TIilbiani ais g as thiere was any hlope for us. tru4 e t lotildI ljl v il( [to Tijl ii. TO doi oitherwisei mean's (if (4 fiul) death1 to ourP party two rs lieniU. lie is an lle'endted 0)ne ofl the danl)ger >ls kind he v, loved tand respe(t.< di h' all. udge is actinlg just. like a'spoil .>y Ich c'atnt hive his own m ialig thie play hou)ise lhe wvii to tear doiun and destr(,lov what his therps and0 pl. 'itt 4: are' bhin-i ie hop. jde ihm Itikell will thiIl r the nmiit atu 110 al into ranks nihei d14 idi andc where he u his 1:441y it iwill be' a sur~ iLii4 lle.4 w 1'. (1i foL'llow hm. Gi reenv4;i le nes, :' .1khy it hIt (at or (rink. rnI4'; prenduttli symplitonis areO newtCis shorit'P1s oif breathi, coldi r. 1Robert MI. A hlerson, fo rm;erly en) the fitb inist, il-l gtA.two4 'in of Cuohinibia fori a numlli)0. of and~ had11)1( beti I leadoing Clerk heO Houlse Of 1 epries<nltat ives for ng tin111. lIe wals a~ gt'ihal 1 . hmg qunaI't i(s 1and was great!y ad ed and11 r'espected by those who t isl always pleas.5ant to stalto pleas5. facts. Th.ie court no0w in1 $Ssionu 4. roductbin of GOnlelO, the Judge o a4.d-( othier olIcersi of the it.,. Ie n .~ial An "Au n "Speakw Out. MA. ED.-on: 1t' now becomes the duty of everx, citizen of Pickens county, and no4 only of the county, but of the St-Ate, to see that on the election diay in November, A. C. Has kell and and his independent follow ers are buried so doep (politically) that they will know no resurrection. I am sure that there is no white man in this county who has heretofore voted the Democratic ticket but what will voto for the nominees of the party. Haskell and his crowd have not only bolted the Democratic party, but have bolted that wing of tlio party after it was decided by them to stay in rankf3. WO, in this part the State, cannot but look npon Haskell and his follo v era as "straightout Radicals" instead of "straightout Democrats" as they terni themselves. 'Whilo we know that Haskell vill not get any votes in tiis county efrept tho Republicans, yet some in other parts of the State might wAant to vote for him through aitthice toward Tilhman, all of whom, doubtless, have participated and vot ed in the primary electionis in the dif ferent counties. If anyone votes for flaskell and his ticket atfler having voted inl any or all of the primaries, would unot suich voter be guilty of porjiry? 'Not political or moral per uLry alione,but of legal perjury. Section 5 of the act of 1888, p. 12, reads as follws: "Any voter who shall swear falsely ill taking the prescribed oath * * * shall be guilty of pejury and be luniShlCd upon colnictiniU as for per Now then, the "prescribed oath" says We 11tist alide h)v aid support the nolile('s, National, Stato and county, Imlade Iy the Derlocratic par tY. Cmi alNyole wN-ho Votes for the I 1(skell ticket say that he he has not violatted'4 lhe oath he took when he voted in the primiary election (if he did vote inl a iprimary)? And if 11o did vote ni i prniary and now votes for I Hasl-!l alod his tikekt, he is guil ty of prljury and ')ulght to be prose ulitc. This lo\veeniiict by .l1askell is to be re'gret ted, but 1t us, who love white stuieimahncy and white gov ernmeIt, have no mt..rcy uponi him, but ti look iion hin. as oni Wvorat Ny, lcme he! caIlls upon the ne gro to (Aect h"im, anid let, us go to the pi lls on electin day and 11( roll up such a majoIrity for Tlllmiin and his tieket that we will never hear of an inde peilent candidate in this State -i-u-i. C. E R. A few applivationls of Salvation Oil will imlitly relieve stilfless in the neck or joiit:. iTATE OF SOUTH2 CAROLINA, L Coun1ty of .'iekens. 0 Inl C(-minon Pleas. J. N. )V. Simith, et. al. V4. W R. G'.xrett, et. al. . 1v viitue of a dlecretal order made m thle abovec sta ted ease, hiv HoI n. J1 F. IMar, presuling Juidge, I' will sell ho the huighe-st b idh-r iin Saleday in iNovembuer, next, before the coulirt house5 dor, at Pick ens C. Hi., 8. 0., duinig the legal houirs for sale, thle followinug tract of landi, to wit: All that tract of land inmg in thme etountiy and St ate a'tforesa id, on waters of Six Mile imdl Prater's creeks, and boiimue. lhv land s of Thomas Crairv l)hmiel Mi~ills, John Garrett, and oth (ers, conitaitning oneo brmmidrd and eighity (180C) acres, moure oir less. Termts: Out -half cash on daty of sale andi~ batlancie oni a ere:lit of twelvo fmonmthms. Credit portion to lbe secur ed by b,ond .of p)urchtaser and moert gage of the pri misen. Purcm~haser las leave to anticipate p)aymlent and umust pay for all papers and for recording thme samte. J. M. STEWVART, octf) '90ti Clerk (if Court. Q?1TATE" 0F SOUTII CAROLINA, kJ Contly (of Pickens. Ini Counnnon Plas XV. H1. Thomhs, (*t ali., as executors, Andrewv liigginus, et. al. Ini pursuanc:1e of a deeretal order made ini thea above staited case by fb)on. J1. J. No rthmi, presiding ,J i<1ge, larmbelxr 2X1 1890, I will sell to the kifhit b id'ler lbe for the couirt house .1>or, att Pielmns C. Hl ., S. C., on . aled ay ini Nov-embeir, next, lurmag the h-gal hours for sale, the fu.lhkming de(scribe-d Real Estate, to w:t: All that certabui piece, parcel or l-lataIti.d (n hf tt :iitiiato ini the couny-" I.- mail State a.uforesatid, oi' waters of Six Mile cre ek, ini ricaneii~Gi town sliup, c .utaining liftyv-tae (nI) acres, oeor l(ss, adjoinuinig lands1 of 'John Ne waut , T.vh.r E-ades, Jilarver- Chp ma,the a Earh-, anmd othiers, it hon u g teland on wichel Allen Itiggins hiV(id at thle t imeo of his death1. Sold fr ipatition111. n Tilts: One-lhalf eash, the balancom in a cr-adit, of twelve jnoithms, with mbt nre-t fomii dayv of sale, secured by hiand ot the purch(aser andt at moert..s age8 o-f the premOiSes. Pumrchasler to 0 ":-f r al paper1s andit for record-cing 'c 2 o'' td Ch.rk oif Court. foll i-t TA'T,l- NWT -~'I I(C.\HOINA, t 'iiiht v ''I Pi'jhoj. ug- . 1*tVier, .sir,Pob he* < m I. .at C. C. P., matde of raart4li hiuli im litters oif admini- tra~ ti loll( thei estalte antd efets of Jiohn i V. alc , <h i--nse. an The-se a're therefor~e Caiean:dmn sht all toolu simguC'ar the kideand crei- a rts of time i.aul .Joiin W. Nalley do- tioS calsedl, thamt thly hie andt appealsiu efore '. ne ini the Curtm of Probiate-, to lhe held ait c .iekens C. 11., 8. C. ont the-~ 2d; dany ot vo~emiher, nextL, after pubilicatin hereof, Ea it-Il O'clock hii Ihe tlirenooxn, to ohtow boi auP) if any they have, why the 81ak( Ad-ga ii in 1st m aLt.on~ * hould nolt hie granitted~ pa Given imder ,ny htaui(this theo 1th da '.11. I VBERY, . . p. c n : j STOVES.1 LEWIS 4 Are Not Going to be We shall not argue t you to come and see f very little about blow to look you in the eye ed with you. We are liberal patronage you and will do our level If you can be please low pricts, we can cor are better prepared t you the thousand am every day. Good Coff Yours, for fair de fluent, LE111 STOVES. HAGOOD, BF A full store. No useful art ick marked down to prices that make ti nothing claimed that the quality of a Wo are wvorkin~g this b)usine:4s a tages. The increase and satisfaction .This season we are working harn nightfully belongs to Pickens. We are p)aving as high prices fo any market. We cannot make special mention offer for your trado. A large lot of Patent Flouir as w: The heet four-pound coffee ini Pi< The-nicest line of Dress Goods c Hats and Clothiingy in abJundanco. Still selling those everlasting~ S - added to our sitock. MirSll you C11otton anId give yo0 HA GOOD, Clerk's. Sale. FR.ANK II'AMMONI). Pr' TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. JAMES A. JloV County of Pickens. V"' In Court of Commown Pleas. --- ~rgaret L. Hughes, et. al., 11 ry M. Ross, et al. [n pursuance of a decretal order P Ople do in the above stated case by n. .J. F. Iziar, presiding Judge, on Ocni h July 1890, I will sell to the high- Geui bidder bethe Aocourt hiouse r, at Pickens C. II., S. C., on Saleday in November, next, Capital,. . -ing the legal hours for sale, the Surpluse,. owing Real Estate, to wit: kil that certain piece, p)arcel or at ofland lying and being situate iDl the county and State aforesaid, or W. M. Htagood, .ers of Six Mile crock and Koowe'.e L . Orr, ,r, knowvn in the partition of lands IF. WV. Poe, John athan King, deceased, ad 0- P- Mills, Bt No. 6, containing three hundred| The accounts of m< l seven (.307) acres, more or less, Tsolited. Decposit.s re< oining- lends of Daniel Hughes, 8. &aniunount, r ayable muon and others. Sold for parti- Allv > r nesref uual I.enSCd every ,oniSlten Terms: One-half cash, balance on our customei(rs. redit of twelve months, with inter- -Money t from day ol sale, secured by the On -imp)rovedl fian d of the purehaser and a inort- sano and uipwairds. ~e of the premises. .1robaser to snmall annual payment for papera. and *Mr reording the of ix years, thuts en e. *J. STWAT STOVES. IATi t MORRIS Undersold by Anybody, Itat point here, but ask >r yourselves. We know hig our horn, but want and get better acquaint pleased with the very have given is so far, best to deserve it still. d by fionest gooIs and tainly fix you up. We lian ever before to sell 1 one articles you need ,e always on han d. aling and polite treat. TS & MORRIS, ISTOVES.|M IUCE & CO'S. left out of the list, and. everything e saleQs. Nothiingv i nisropresented antd ur goods will not warranut. olely uponl our own meritsi and1 advan of our trade is our bes8t endor5e!lne, [er than ever to hold( the trado that r~ cotton anid selling goods~ as ch-'Xp as of the manny inducemnents we have to hite anow and IH( as cheapLI a dirt. 'O ver seen here. hioes. Several flow styles and shapos ur trado to BRUCE & CO. S' ieI(t I Lj V En k We will give FIVE DW Bank LARS to the party raisi S kthe IleaLvest 'Turnip fr. Ie, s. C, Seed -bought of ug, a -- brought in by Novemnl .*75,000 12th, 1890. We baVe no 1i5.0oo but Robert Buists' N. - --~Crop Seed, therefore e rous.: Gu aran tee Fresh Seed. Tecnon A. B. & Ji. L. CARPENTE' Jas.A. Hyt.Manision HTouse Drug Ekoz% nI dlenaid. G REENVILLE, - 8. entioni, and1( we. ex. 2Z1in~If You Are Going We i lanids in suse, Ande Want Low Itat s Loanis VCepayable in To' Arkansas9 , Texas. MIis Cl a through a periodlG Oregon and.( (allfoni,rnnj iblinig the borrowe~r WEJST1 or NORTH'1WESTJPgpII 1 ickensi,. . 8. X won W u ...tr.. At 2,n. s '4t