The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, October 30, 1890, Image 2
YICKNS SENTINEL.
PICKENS C.;1L,. S. C.
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Insertion ailI t-ft-y cents for each suhe
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'libutes of Rtespect. Comuieiction1
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Ainioinleeln ents S5; trict ly in ailvaicc.
TIIURSDAY, OCIT. 30, 1890.
The polls close at four o'clock next
Tuesday.
Vote for Tillman before dinuer
The polls close at four p. in.
Next Tuesday ! Polls open at 7 n
ri. and close at 4 p. im. Democrats
vote before dinner.
Senators I1ampton aid Ihitler art
OUtspoken in th felir (on1en111ation U
Haskell anld his suipportel's.
John C. 11askell says he will noot
vote for his brotler, bit N%ill vote for
Tillinanl, like the true Dem0ocrat thit
be is.
Nex.t 'uesday S, 8ilth l Carolina will
call on her sonis 14 in "iG to defenld
her from inegro rule. WVill you an.
swer? We will.
The Politicail wOds are oi tiresire
cnough and the witd is high. Next
Tuesday no will fall in linie at the
polls almI qwipe it) (tit,
The popilatioll of Pickensc i .v ll I is
ilcreasinl"g at a lively rate, a1d if th
presen)t rat i is kep )ip it will b<
doibled inl the n1ext dcade.
The outh CaIrolinla SyInd hv a
vote of 90 to 52, sustiniiled Itle action
of the Charlestoi Presh vtcrv in ex
cluding Dr. Woodrow from the m11ei
bership of t hat bkidy.
This is about the way we mill votc
inl this eimlv:
Tillmann ....................1,0
11askell.....................0, 0p (10
Johnlstone..................1,'00'
Tolbert......................() 01
Coifederate soll(irs. and1l demo,
crats ! Stc tit (-very onle of yol ill
inl ballot m xt week for Tillim
Rainlst your b1clovd ct,mrade in arms
Col. haskell who is now lighting
under tho wrolg I-ig.
The emnbr euls WIoodenti blhlout 1botxes
no0w iln use aIre a nisance(. We shoualdl
have themi nuale of bllock tini 8x8xJ
in size. T[hey wouh bed re dura-IliT
ble and far~11 1 m Ore coven Iient. GEt
themn ready for the ceection in '02.
'The Radical Exeut iv.e Connittee
has at laist isue~d an address end' rse
ing the bolter tickt. Anyv Democlralt
who t ravels withI thIie Radi s this fall
will nequire an 1IoderI that all the peIr
fumes of Arabia will nlever' be able to
ov.ercomne.
The year of G'raee, 189 0, it is
propheied, w ill be the begiinig of a
substantial boom in South Carolina
real'.state. Capitalist of the North anm
East are already looking hii.theorwar<
with a view of investing large sum
in our1 timiber antd mlhineral lands.
Col. John R. Tolbert was in Pi1
ens the 23id inst canivassing for v'o<
to put hiin l th pWllaeo which the 1)1
mf0orts3 of this district have said Co
iGorge Johnustonoe shall till, lie
qjuitoe af'lable and p)tlaant, anid ani
torvie with him satisfied thie Si:n
ai~ that lie is all right in everythir
except polities.
The farmers of thie SouthI are on
more solid founudation than those
the most prosperousilI (of the Nortl
west States. The tidal wav of pro
perity oni whose crest thio:e Stau
have ridden for the past thlirty year
has begun to recede and the Sout
has taken tile head as the most pro:
perous section (If the Uited State
The n0Tegio party of (Greenvill
P county held a convention last S.atoe
day and endorsed the Hlaskell Stat
ticket. It is thus that crows an
buzzardIs follow the leadl of thi
"wolf,'' thinking they may feasto
the carcass of the whitte man's part
after it has been slain by the treache
hands of a one time biother. TI
snow clouds are gathering and ha
kell and his crew will be buried del
on the 4th prlox.
Capt. Tillman made his first spee
as the Democratic nominee for G<i
ernor at Gaff'ney on lost Friday. ]
threw hot shot into the Hask
eamp in fine style. He said. "Col
what may, we will never again ai
mit to negro rule in South Caroir
That is where the Captain is rigi
and he, as our chosen leader, "
find a mighty host at his back on t
ides of November. To vote for I
kell is to vote yourselves and wiv<
-and daughtera down to the nogr<
ponia1 lnve1
SUPPIuIE8NENo TIlEC NJCWN.
The ChattanoogaTimes adiministe,
a sovero rebuko to railroad officials i
their efforts to suppress tho details <
an accident. It is generally thougl
that this is (one1, let the facts be v
they may. At the t.ime of the recei
tunnilel disaster near Somerset, Ky., c,
tieCincinnati Soltlierni, manly of tl
citizens of Chattanooga were held
painful suspense for hours. But v
failed in this particular case to si
how the delay coulid be attributed I
the railroad olicials. It happen
several miles from a telkgraphi staiti
and of course the first runner to til
station could not wait for particilati
The local editor if the S:NTINEL w.
himself invlved in the wimeck as !i
of the fortunate escapes, an1d his ve
sion of tle natter is that it require
1m1uchl tiie for evenl those present I
:et wlhe particulars. ThIlere is n
.1 sliei<nt reasn, of course, for mil
, prssing the details of i clocident
it hIappens near a Wlestern Uion o
fice having an Associated Press op:
attor separate andI distinct from 0
railh-oad op1rator. It is the -ingl,
hanidf-I depot ag'eit and Operah
tit must handle this busiinss, ai
if lie shulild b constanily interrup
ed with anxious il<uliries, an(l had I
attend to themil whlen he shomild I
usiig I tie wires %i(lh relief ruleu
Con11fusimn would bm(molle worse col
flIunde1. TIe SxT:N beli.Ves i
icial'i do the best they Canl.
i EmEV LOVE UN?
M le necelit fainers' conventio
inl St. Loui'4, onrbrthr of thl
North al)1 \Vcst 21lh-d those of til
South t') ji)iln 1anduk witl them in
n1oniJ-J)itis:all rgan/.at iol for n1uti
bent-fit. We(e t h' sincere? Ti
is the (ue.sti-n 1iA1d has often bee
nsked fU r tle past few i.onths, an
h:s been finswered in man wa
Durig a ecet viit 1>1Idianmi, ol
"f Ie most prosperous and iniluei
ti'l ald prosper,us of tle northiNves
r St)at-i , the wr-iter took especi.
pkins al ina111de iiuite inuumiries ini
tle sibject of the 11ioni of the fa
mlers of tle Iwo sections. The que
tion of their anxiety to help ti
South was soon dispulled. SoeI ,
the mllost, prominent leaders in ti
F"armiiiers' Moveiuent in that State a
persn kilowi to us, and are know
to be South haters 4f tlhe Tom Ee(
mad Joh1n Sh(rimt stripe, anI
cm)oversuat( i ol rccently with 1lhema, tOi
still display the same clovenl foot
of yore. What they want of ti
out hern farmer is to help theili
eu re legisla t in to their benefit, a
then when asked to4 r(eiprote, (Ih
will stick to the o!l policy of the li
Imicanei parity and go) ba1ck on the
conip act.
Let anyone011 go am)!ong the membel)
of thle lainuers 3Iutual14 Aidl Associ
ti(n of Inidianma anld get their opi
ias on this quest ion, and t hey wi
.)uin be convince'd that it. is not thei
aim to do anythiing to bcut fit (lie iin
mer01 of the South.
lany o4f our1 'onltemiporari<
have 1 'een runnilig s praite coun!ihull
on1e fori thie Alliance amid one0 for' 1
teachiers &c. The most of the
b ase disconitiued the0 practic'e. TI
Snamixu:. tried t'his a few~ months
th(le teaceher)s cohunlin, but auoon dro
pod it as impractieable;. E~very e
umn in the SLsvmiur, now is for (l
teachers', (.eery coliumn for thie A
acedn('very etsilulinil Li r Oe
body else that takes or reads thme
per1.1 Thre is no0 connnon~Il senise
I ill'' to plt imp a pole bet Weenij
pr'ofessions and( purs'.uits in the no
Ia is. 1 A 1'eadio lv' wIl) i iild ein[
''his reading to a partieubir cohunn,
subject woulld soon.deveA'lop inito a 111
a claiss ('ranuk. .it is iinmpor'tant
teacher1s, all ianmcieen, lawyvers,
tois, pre'ac'htrs andsi all, to read er
columniii ini thle Smrsim Nexe (Cpt
s ed it orials. Tihe Sm..umI :. Itells mi
~,about ic(kensH co~unty thian any ot
hm , paper) ini the Un'mited Staites.
The Greeonville News last w
conitainmed a full account of a y
eaiemst and zeafloulS l iivmlit aim
th(le business miin of that, citv, whi
sered.s a In:tilit adveri
iment for' thle coUtton buy er's in Eas.
Thle ('ity's5 cott[on junrisdiet ioin I
been) invaded, andiii her bsiness ai
sawv that somethiin1, had to be do
T.hey diSsssed thea plau1 of rauih'
fund ti buy cottoni for a lit tle o
thie market prlice! so as toi kee (i
r'un of the buiOsiness. .lit thie funm
it is Easley has not paid a fr'act
ih or'e thiain shet could atflor'd to, bt
>v -(lhe same time was cear out of re:
Ie of Gr ieenville.~ This advantage y
ell obtained by' Easley's toeing (lhe in
01)o evecry hale fromi thie very st:
b-No neows ruiiis faster thian thie 1)riet
a. cottoin in) the co)unmtry. It can ehi j
tscaindal down in half an hour'. Pick
adEasley have becen neck and
on0 Lhe price of1 cotti n. "H ow
Pickens afford it?" That is her I:
ness.
Y'S Snhseribn for thio REYTiXEr.
sOUW. CARo16NA9S s1AIE.
es For the first timci in thirty years a
>r South Carolina 1?cmoerat ham tk bow
>f his hend in shame when ho meets his
it brother Democrat of the North.
Ls WIVY ? BcIuLse at the very hour that
it our brothers of the Northwest are
n straining- ev nervo .and sinew to
ie wrest victory from alnimst certain de.
in feat, some of Carolina's ons who have
i-e b(teen ais triue as steel in the pr.st have
' proen I raitors to her intere it and the
"o interest of tie party. As in the days
d( of war all ;trife, when the sons of
i te Palmetto State began to Wcaken,
ie it vas toughit usess for any wan to
i. fighit longer.
s Today in Indiana, the great battle
44 groutid of the two great parties, the
r- disgraCe'ul departure of sorne of our
d heretofore stanich Democrats from
n the party ranks has put an addition
o al weapon in the bands of the enemy
" mAl placcs [lie party at a disadvan
if tagv. The lHa-,skell ioveient will
f- work inl"rv injrily out of the State
r- Ohan within it, for no white mnum that
ie is true to Ii'4 State will vote fI. the
u- m:n who VIcllu onm negroes to put him
ir in ('0lee. Tile iImie of Itaskell will
d4 )i dwn to posterity as utt of the
t. 11(tietict Arnrold of ite white han's
to I party inl South Can'linla for what may
>. he liln lioivst niistalke.
s, I Hasi'kel a Democrat? As we
d- i r(leiStand it, No ! A thlousaind '':(
e no ! Moses, Chonlerlan, aid m -;.
thiir ilk fought its fr-ni without,
while Haskell has stabbed us in the
back as lie sat at the family board
d1141 ate of our meat and drank of our
wine. Let every white man who is a
a white man,vote on the id_s of Nove-m
her to consign him to eternal defeat
it that*he may repent in sack cloth and
ashes for having attempted to let
(I thieves and robbers in to run riot
over his mother State.
c4)u.~I'I IN,rY 1r4)%N.
I- A short time -since the SENrrm:
t- told its readers of Calhoun, tle fifth
al tio'wn in Piekens county, n.ar Fort
to Hill, Wlicl i:i to be incorporated this
r- winter. Now news has reached this
s- oflice wlil promises the sixtl town
ic for Pickens couitv. And wlat is
of hetter still the last one is to be a
Ie ultillufacturinlg town. It is learned
re tlrough Prof. Jol O. Davis that the
SM1ciklhanoy 6hoal.4 on thle Saluda
A River, in Dacunville ToNwnshlip, have
in 1e bought for a mannfacturigcom
y panty. Mr. Dilworth, on tle Green
as ville side disposed (if his entire farmil
lie for $7,000. Mr. John V. Thzoiias
t. sold the s:ne company, 4 acres on
ial (lie Pieken s s id-.- for I O0, on thie conii
ey dlit ion th!at (lie faictoryv is to be placedh
:'- on thle Pickens~ side of the st ream.
:Tr Tis iroperty has bi ng beeni reg:u-ded
is factory. i'Te biuilidinig of the Carlitna
a- Knioxville & Westrn railroad only
n- a few m:ih-s from (im site, has reni:ov
II l (lite onlyV obstaclel. If i:(' facts are(
ir as~ statled, and we have no0 reason to
r'- (dub4t thern, D):c usv-illeo has a s.4lidi
addled to the couinty. Huirrah .for
P'ielons amnd Tilhiianr.
NINE nIo!nsyo gcwn
10 Sonie of thie SI.x:::s went out
last.wee0k with thle t une for clositng
10 the l4(>lls at 6 o'clock p mf Section
m111 ha I s been chianged. The 11>11s
P - (open1 at 7 a. in. and else at 4 p. ni.
L;b So~ every voter shoutld lie 'iu umad.
Th ii n m:t1iI E. resper I ful ly apoM liJ
''si to its (eti:nd conitei:p1rar,
tlbe Eashlies sengeri~)i, for 5' ming t ho
worm se inthe 14gpinree
"i rm:1iL. 'lid lIt li.>w t!mtd (ho edi
tors wer in S.
T~ imi niewspape4rs are4 ain~I ('eh
4t'.' No l ng agoi:i 'ti vt weNa
nll Ti i llu1' 11 m aeis ('lmt '0iima i.
- were abu''sing them's "t oin- sia.
1r al it o t e d in eatei:y.
her1 it uomnp el th lh kei i :o
are(acensin th. fcoward .ih-lj
54'Insis; htntcy ade otherii hit 1rine
iknewsplapserii h t le nd'u len l. t
'r tou, apelo tmviie and event toi~ in
p Aeosle ee wits. ug i li
y.i andC boref~ tiis awin is ovr wi4
uidirv to imt ou fahithfu ti mix
niva lereThe esns eEM
-11 Enc heyiuenn: di.p syf, boer.aw
Probablyt t he rsoo~e to nostomeam
atin lng thoan painek t lnk c--The. 10ui
ati.eA alienti-havn'of tiphiba
tlken ly ofi'-n' pai t llwi tob
railywpe .A C lrfr mi"kl
Soutaern Activity and Progress.
The Maufactures'RIecord of Oct<
ber 25 stiys:
The Sonthward movement of men
and money is strikingly shown. in the
long special trains filled with North
er11 Capitalists that Ire almost daily
seenl on1 the 8outhelrn riailr-oa(I thit
reach the grent minenl ielt of this
section. Fromt Virginia to Alballi
the comitry is crowded with men of
moley from the North, looking for
iivestinitts in matnuf'aciturinig enter
prises, iml nineral and tiinher lands,
inl the (levclopnlikeit of new towns ani
tie huibliig of new raiihnis. The
activity iu all these lines surpasses
anything (VI before seen in this
C(ollitry. Fortunately the claims so
long made by the Manufacturers'
1%ecord as to the resoirces of the
South and to the wonderful indus
trial future that waits it, are more
tian slstainedv1 bv aill whoi iuv'stiate
for themselves,and all unite inl that
the ialf lad not been toll. Evei
thbe foreign itoll and stl 1111krs
whIlo are 1mw in the! South ex:rss
their 1n1aziIleit at the vastniiess of
fthe soth's ntinlcral welalthl whiebh far
sllrpasmi anythig thit they had (x
pected t4 find. The deve!pmet of
this wealfh i creatin lnew tow.N.mi all
throll".h the nlilnrl rin,al(
h ill,ed in11re wvill bw sAtrte to bv
c4mle prosp-rwis ecinh.r.- of lindustritil
life and activity. Durhig the la.t
ten (lays mr IWo wels n1uv great
vinterpriscs havell-e pro.I cctced, anld
111:V Ilore will sooll be inamde public.
Aimlon. the recent, lge entrprises
reporated] is the( investnnelit of'$,0,
000 by Eng catali its ill 1 111N
town inl Alabanm, andl the purchase
of anl vxt'insive town p1Herty ill the
am2 tate b ,00y ~>,0,000 New
York coipainy. Active preparations
are1( bvin)- mad1(e for thle c4mnstruction
(if a 1i11,ber of new f unvs in the
(1i1l'lit t"wils ill Alah:um, two to be
at Iiverton, while the big steel plant
at Trledlmr, which is to (1111 y over
3,000 li'thlnis, will stan be vigorosllyl.
ml11ter wa y, the conltractor'm plant
ltvilg Itb.eI shillped froinll Nvw York
tenl tiays 0 lilmo'1 .1o. At. .1tkssemer
a $102,00t phnI brssupply% factory
CollmNy has been organlize. Midl
disboruyg, Ky., is to huave a$3,00,
0(H0 brv-mry, 1500,000 pipe workis,
m114l other lew iiltistries. At Rad
forl, Va., a 100,000 compally to
build plye wvork,: at , oainke, a $150,
000 'n1"inev bulilding! C"ompany ; at
Lynhbug, $00,000 -.a-griultuIre
imlpl(ien comlp:aly; v at Basic CitN,
a1 furnIitille facItory to employ 4011
n.1-hinle works have lht<en (r1!izcd.
Ill WeVirgni a $1,000,0 ?0 irvin
:11A coal com.1i-amy has benchartkrrd,
2i11t in Florid!a a1 8000i,000( 1ph2sple:ite
('om1t11ny. Over a d.oZen delp .l
11(l impi"tvi ient, erililanies o2y..li
izt (I to buil 1p iew tiiWais lmVe .l1
re-por dit -1ing tle la-A wek or
t,%o. Evcry.-dherv there is activI n
lprogress.
IEowr the Farsiter les iraie'l
of lithe i2itl N:port Jurnal lithowst how2 21
muilch lee-s foIreigneris hiave' to pay? for1
cer2t2 inl eh::sses of good s than.l our1 peopile
Ini thle ma~I.tir of farin2 in.plemeni ts,
di ii2Terences inl l'ice for t':ptirt It>
Span1ishi A ierl(i'1ui (5oun1tils ain2 the
pr'ics char1ged 1 tile fttiimers of the
Uniited States:
Ailvance low( $ 9 0)0 Als 00
Adlvanice plow1 4 00i 8(00
Mttwer 40 0:) G5 00)
l forse rake 17 00 25 012
Cinamiing feed cutter GO t20 90 00)
CIlpper (cutter 9 50) 38 00
L.ver entter 4 25 8 002
Cltivato)r 22 0f) 30 (00
Swep 0 00 902 00
It 12mist be p'clIialy grateful1 to
lhe feelinigs (If Aiin(rian farmiurs to
nit thIle dli fference1( iln Lihe) nrices
wh iich theiy paty for1 itse)12 haph'I t1Is
a2s comIlpalred with Ii.hose pai2fd by the
flgriet tiri2j:s of fti(2i'2l counltis.
'lt Anwre'i:un farinelr inus1. coiupt-te
:ll, w..24lwn' he cImes 1(o sell his surp!uls
th1e5 istruJit, lwt is com2pelb-dt to pay
lIl i>- n I:>r 22 i i: h inets lit 22.- ary2
(211i1 rh1!l, :Ilt1 jis Ihus ::t a1 (doub1e
tatrht, to 2.he !raiat.
itoy V r :21i nljpint n12 lit as5 notarv,
Snr rue, St it. 2,18.
"l rspns t awitten I r' til
edti, i2 In f 2 Ille1:1 ma iCRjs 2(f 12251 (i
ed hi n 1.ral, and'1. tI luera~ tiv 2 os lit'
-tf ntar pub i liic. Iaky ul>ee
t il l tileur in lil ta (ii Irl.. ,. in ' l t
I h212' ua;, i:t ievv upo yL a. fi2la hth'e
1 n1 tI luib ire .ihSIbilit at inv2.;w
"fl theI fle by1 a frin fhe I2lti hol'
l\r t b 222ly1 alli flt' the notris pub)licIl
(12 the etat 2llinsten lId of heIilitia,its
:t 121rm'er htmunber itel latt;r hv1.
"Yo rsvey *ul, . P.- a .
Thoe passagd of the Mcilv 41Tarp
Ill'11 lifit tSatly byi iilvs the (lity
lihpr5-' ntha:s so 2121far frmt( ben
asoe i iiYf1h! iLe < f.let has1 alren
Quay inrlimnv'yied has futirnll)1d als
plee tif shs andn lsbt notI lt,
ISTOVES.1
1a
LE
Are Not G
We shalt I
You to Conl
very little
to look yot
ed with yo
liberial pat
and will 41
If You ca
low pric, S
aire better
you the tj
every da4y.
Youi's
miellt
|STOVES.|
)n i mir ovvd farm hii: in sumis (if
a-)00 amlip w:1nts. Loanls recpayabl 1e: in1
.in:il anmmul payment thii arough vriwd
It)t six year-4, tiu- en:Ohlim,i ti, hoirowcr
to pay* 4f his ind( ht(In- S5 withwit ex
hiau:tjinghis cr-p ill 1:y 11n1 ye:r.A
to J. E. JIOJGCS. Attorner,
ply to J. . Newhevl'hre of~ ' Probaul lor
P ickens~ 'ouny I.~'.. on the ;3l <Iar of '
November, 1.i. for l:ave to makel~ a final
settlI'menit 4of the 4.uite .of Ah-rleXlllrI
.\ll.'ood, 1decasd, ami ask to be dis
E. 1'. AL UMM40)D,
oct .)td Executor.
NOTICE OF FINAL, sv;TTLEMNT'.
i lwb Lrive notice that I will a&p
ply to J. 1H. N ewherry, J1nug ofC Probate
for' l'ilkIlns (4ntv , S. (.. 44n the :41 day
sulincnt of theL estat' of' Wa:tso4n Stew
art, deI(Censed'I , amd ai.k to bei( dismisseud
as adminuustrator.
C'Ierki NaIe.
'iTT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
C2ounty of Pickens.
In Couirt of Commion P'leas.
Mary", Mf. Ross, et al.
Ini p)ur'suan(ce of a decretatl ord1er
Ilion. .. 4 hlztr, pre.9iding JI(lge. On
I18th Ju !l 19l, I will sell to the high
('st hiuh ier be(foro' the cour11t house
dioor', at Pic'kens (5. 11., S. (C., on
Sal(eday inl iNoJvember', next,
dingjio the healn hours'~ for sale, the
Alli tat cer'inh33 lacco, paricel or]
tract of lanud lying? antd being situate
int the 1"oun4~'ty and ShI tateiaforsaidl, oin
ri v(r, kn1own in the pariti ini of antds
of Jlohunathuan ing, (lh-censed, as
and sven~ (307r) acres, Inr or1 less,)'
'anon anotes Shlfrpti
Trm1s: One)-haIlf enLhl, balantce'( on
a (red it of t.welveC1111 tnonths, w'ith Iinjter'
pay~ for papers~: and fojr rcorin' ig the i
JT. M. STE WAR TJ,
((ct 2, ')91 (d Clerk of CAourt
If You Are Going West
And Wan( V~ut Low IRates
Torkaunsas, TlE ('. M4Iissouri, (Cooando,
O regon m(3,d ( 'alifornia. or' any)~ tint
WlIKST or N( ltT11 W 1.5T, E'T n'IILL
P'A Y' YOU to4 wite to m.ie.
1) 1'. A., L. & N. . 11.
UIrid1ge Notice,
TIhe County Cornmissiners of
Oconeet~~ anid Pickensl coun11t.ies will let
to the lowest respoinsible bidder at
the bridge, at 11 o,elock a. mn., on
Friday, the 31st dlay olf October,
1890, the con tract to repair the iersI
for the bridge over Keowee River at
Old Pickens.
PlansT anid stpecihientionfs will be ex
hibhited on da~y of letting. Right, to
reject, all bids reserved.
0. L. D)URANT.
Clerk Board Pi'cken:s Coun ty.
Oct. 28. 1890.
9~1, 1TA-V '
WIS & MOR]
oing to be Undersold b3
lot argue that point Iei
te anid see for yourselves.
abaut blowin., our lIorn,
t ill tile eye al get bettel
11. We are please<l wilt
,roflage yoll have given
0o1ur level best to deser
n be pleaset by lIonest
we ,ticl ertaliIly fIx yre
preptared than eve ,r b,,,,i
Ionsaild anid onle arlticle
Good Coffee always oiu
for fair (ealing ani l pC
LEJW7IS & MOI
Q' TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
O Coity of Picken.
*Inl Cmmon Pleas.
'. . w . St1ith, et. aL.
By virtue of a decretal order mad
n the above sta1ted case, by Hon~ . J1
.~ Izlar, 1,r'esiing .Jud4ge, I will sc]
o the highest bhler on
Sldyin Noveiinher, nedt,
>efore theQ court h1ousei door, at Pick~
ms C. H., S. C., duinlg the( legai
14shrs forIi sale, the followinlg tract
an~d, to wit:
All that tract of land lying in tin
ntoiiig Ilnd State atforesaid, on water:
>tf ix X1 ile and Prater's cr'eeks, an<
miel uMil ls, Johin Giarret t, and o1 h
-rs, (conbl i ning one ii hundredi an<
Terms: One-half cash on day o
ale anid halance on a croelit of twelv,
nionths. ( redit port ion to be secui
a(l by hond of purllchaiser anid inort
sage of the promIlises.
Purchaser has leave to ant icip)ata
)iaymenlt and1( must pay for all paper;
md1( for' recording the samio.
J. 31. STE;WA IIT,
>C (9 '90td Clerk of (ouirt.
QiTATE OF SOTIH CAROLINA
(XJ Conty of P'ick(ens.
In1 Ciomm,ion P'leas.
Andrew~ JRigLgin s, et. al.
In pu11su:aU-L oIf aiI dectal orde1
ni:ole inI the above( stalted caU4e b
seIntemberC1 2:hI 18:'0. I will mell to) th
I >Or, at. Picaken15C. I f., S. C., (in
Sahaby m Nvembe, next,
luingo. the legal houris for sal.e, 41h
cloini)'. g descerib cd,Iit lhol Ite,
Alhl thlatt e(rnin pu iece, Imrel] 4
V huld Ninte ltfc>Yeat, onOi w.lt(rs
1nore or le'Ss,0J ajinlingi' landcs of ,Johl
twr, Tl' Ii a lesi, liarvey Chiai.
ivedi at the~ timeI( of his deat h. Sob.
ilr jiartition1.
Teuris: One h al f cash, the b)alanIe
ni aL c.'edit of twelve months, witl
bond (If thme purchasfler' and1( ai mort
ame)i. J. M4. .TEWAARTJ.,
['il E STA'TE OIF SOtITII CA HO LlN A,
udge'.
Thesu'e arCe hr 1for to cit e and ndmtor
sh alli mnd siegniar the kindred1 anid crecd
~orx of thle said ,1(ohn1 W. NaItley, d<i
nW Iin thle ('o t of. l'robate1 , to) be helil *
Il'i(kensM (. ii , S. C. on tilhe 3d dlay (
DanU$, if' uny they~ have, whIy th 1said114 At
m1iInisI.ratin ilhotuhl not hie grant ('d.
Dl. Agust, AnnE) t)omini, 180l0.
J. 11. N WU IW1'. .j. P. P. C.
ISTOVES.
Anybody.
., but ask
We know
but watnt
acquaint
I the very
us "s farg
ve it still.
goads and
u up1. We
)]r"e to sell
Syou need
hand.
>dite treat.
ISTOVES.1
PSILVIER
We il gi ve FIVE DOL.
UARSM to the lmarty raising
the lIcaviest Trn~ipH fr'oni
Seed boughw1t of us, aind
brought in by Novembei
12th, 1890. We have non,
but Roberut Buists' Ney'
Cr01) Seed, thePefore cai
Guarantee Fresh Seed.
'A. B. & J. 1L CARPENTER
- lallcion Ilotise I)rlg Store,
1 Near' Court Ilouse.
GREENVILLE, - S. (
Fuxx.xN I [AsisoND, Prest.
JAMjs A. Ilorr, Vice Presi.
WM. C. BxAen 1AM, Caishie
People's Bani
GA reeniville, S. C.
Cnpital. , . . $75,00
Surplus, . 15.00
OI T OR(7'(1S:
V W. A1. !hu: od, te. I f. l'uh-enn ide
F. V. I'o, II. '. lansM,
) TIhe verunnts of me4r(hantsi nd farme1
soi 1ited. )eposit; recei ved fromn $1.00)
ra ny amon tI4I14. .-able onl dI e m:m d.
. eive our4 careful atten;tioni, and)1 we ey
elIld ' 4 (ver clSist i jt atccom13tintaIn 3
(1' TA'TE OF" S(OUTH- CAROLINA
~) County of PickenIs.
Inl C 41lOo Pleas..
vs.
In purl1suanIlce of an1 ordIer for fore
elo.sure n110.le in theO above~ stted case 4'
by Hlon. J. ,I . Norton, presidling.
Jud(ge, onI Ek Sep(ltember), 1890, .
wvill sell be1foreO thei courit housso (doo:
Soledauy ini iNovember), next,
duingI1 thet legall hour1s for sale, ih.
following deCscrib ed Reail estate, to wit
All thazt piece0, parLcel. orl tract ()
lan,i situa0te in the county and State -v
afore.-aid, iln Hunliicanlo township
I contaLiing1 sixt.yd-ivo ($5)- aIcres, mfor<
or Less, adjoining land of Levi N
" RoJbbins,~ Mayberry Mauldin, and oLih
.Also, all that ot,her piece,. parcel r
-tract of landit i said county and State
U j ifurricanje townIship, on1 brnches
o f M'eile nCek and1( wa)teirs of Keowet
river, con1taining~ s.xty siu (66) acres,
v mlIow or' less. Termis: Cash. Pur.
chaer to pay for papers and for re
cord.ing tihe saime.
Yc2 ' J.L M. STEWART,
net . '0tdClerki of C2ourtL