The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, January 01, 1891, Image 2
TINEL.
ENS C. If., S. C.
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nsertion and fifty cents Ir vach sibse
quent Insert ion. 'Libr:d discout male
to wrehants aid others advertising for
Six ,.iths or b1Y tOhe year.
bltkary Notices excedling live lines,
'Fributes' of Res1wet, Coniication
of r. persoini claracter, when adiissa
Ie wiIl bech.1red for ls aidvelisemets.|
THURSDAY, JAN. 1, S1.
The bill to reduco the salaries of
Statc ClicrS lhs Iee pased over to
the next scsion, and the incunibents
will draw their former wrges until
next December, at Iclast.
Spartanburg reports an old tinwlp
Christmas with" old time snow, ol
time drink, old time 1iglits" and la,i
but not least by any melils, ol tilme
swell head matilce'. before the May
or the next, day.
Ex-Judge, R. . . ar'enter, has
hobbed up serencly iin Ollufor:ia.
H1e has )cc residhii at Los Angeles,
and that county aIts e-C(-tlected lim to
the Senate. is family left L (,um
to joiin hin ill his
re hili d res4I -
a-on, 1imreu(neit mi theP recen}it (uen.
eral Assembly two hunt-ed and
iwentv four vere passe (.d and ratilld.
Cn"y one-thini I ti.s(are 1 a
public ilature, thle reit are purely lo
cal in their applieation.
The reports fni 1hritmas acci
'svontfinule it) c' 11n inl, and tli
ilily is flat itre has l(q.n1
h thuflie usual aIlount of car
dlinig of deadly %(:tql,s, y
' (d fool4 t1 1-a-t we( k, and
Is a colnl . ee (lq re is m uich sor
row in the land after the falst.
Last Frid1,y was t vhe worst winlt -
(Illy yet inl tle north-ws. U bHw
cd and it s1owed." Nem l it foot (d
snow fell inl um ost of t he Ino rth -west
States. Tie thnnometer is still g
ing down and the rEports are that
they will have n111 old ii 11ow1 ;ero 1
N%inter im those st,(s t1his aon.
mi-,sioner elect, vas inl town lIast Min
day. lie is in f.vor of 4roinig to work
onl thle DNvewmor,n os a ne
Thiso is chianteCri:,tie of M hr. GrimIi
Ris eniergy :iunl pushs broka ino iipiuo
sition. Hei "ill cert ainl hI ute irely
and willing aides; in his cilli-gnes J.
N. MI~urphrei-e anid IM. I lentiejks.
N\ewv York neCwspap<r( s and p'ol ifi
(inis are s.tihhll kepingt up theijr tcon
mlaiabted vigor. Thec ula.Uc i oncv
will have a say~ in 9-2 iis to w~ho shall
be the leaider of thec Deore ~in
the next race for I he Whbite I 1Ui-e
and if thle sigins of tinies dl not fail
Cleveland will be the man should lhe
live and keep his hlh.
The Sen.o at)t thle cloeiing seSsi 'n
sat down on (ov. Tilhnuan's vtto of
the railroad bill lby passing it over hui
veto by a v-ote of 25 to 5. TIhis is a
clear indication tintt the Le-gishitors
have b)egun to s-e thant t he r(fi-nn
they hiave giveni hijmt to unudrstand2
thr.t lie L'.liLuure is thle law mnak
ing power. -
Ci~ol. D). P. IDuncan,, t he leader ini
the organizat ion of ani Allhiance b;ai:k
ait Columbniia, says that lhe is conilen(it
thant thle n~ quired1 :uiv-,a.t of iii,ii.V
ilhlibe riised biy thie miolees of th:
oder b)y the 2Sth inst., the tinie ap
lpoinited for ornganiizat ion. The' loca
tion of the bank at C'ohiinbia will be
good thine' for that city and( the ei
34n a e taking considierabhle interest.t
in it aind wvill do all they cant to nifhke
it at suess.
Th?Jo Alliatnce I4n~l2lat ive counicil
COmIposed (of oft&ers of the Nat ionll
Aliac a111 the preisiiits of each
Stat
~umiee, is to) melet in W\ ash
ington next Febuary, at whinch timoe
the political cour-se of then organiiza
-'in will he determined uiponi, and it
h- 1)0 bodcCided whlethier ia third par1t v
vement shall be put oin foot in '9.
-Alliance men of the South are too
Democrat.i t. be led astray byv
sciieinlg p)oliticianis and will remnaii
true to the party of tile people and
white supremacy.
Tomn Iteed's gag rule hmas been in.
troduced into thle upper Hlouse of
Congress to enablo the Repulicans
to pass the force bill at this sessionl.
This country has seen enough force
bill work in the 51st Congress to d1is.
gust the people both North and Sout hi
with anything in the shape of this
infamous measure. The cit izens of
.this free and enlightened, land will
not atanda dictator either: in Nation
al or State governagst when one man
gets into powet and4 assumes to be
t,olhimseIge rmis all he will
SOME REICNT ACTS.
This is modern progress: Capt.
G. W. Shell has been elected to Con
gress, Mr. Irby to the U. States Sen
ato, and their little town made a city
inl the last ninety days.
* *
*
Those who sell pistols .and cartrid.
ges will now hatve to buy their li.
cense. Not more than one in a town
will purchase this privilege, and it
will not be dor O then unless there is
a chance to malke soEni money out of
it. The license is not a tariff for
revene, but for protection, so it must
be a high tariff.
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*
The net tu' provide for tle erection
of a new court house for Pickens
coilYt, authowrizc.s the issue of six
1pr cent. twenty.year coupon bonds
for the F.udt (f $10,)(0, or if the
(1o11'Y conniImssionrs think best, they
may1 evyand collect aid a111ioit ill
se-Nvera al l instalbinellts, not ex
vcedin'g five. It is quite probable
t'lat- the- county cmionnissi-ners wvil!
b< gil prOC1cIedigs Under this act at
anl early day.
* *~
The powecrs of school trustes are
nlargd. Thlevy are now allowed to
s11 both real aId psonal l-prOy
of J)Illic schtools 1111d a1)ply tile lr
ceeds to ( ducat i('nal1 purlps.
the board( Of phospha111tv conun;il-n
ers. Phit we tlink it moubil hav.
bven b6tter to have hadl just, (e
CO)uIM ine Iele1)1H hch-41 bY the r'!-"is1:a.
1.1-' t - la d put 11"d1cr Ohe ,a:m-, bmnd
and( ]n 411 l m a1111v ah'dnry -I; (4 ther State
Slicrs. (OIe n1rg(ti tiiv(cer devot.
ing h is whoil tilie It tle busiless,
wo-uh111Im bworth ten till(,s ftz 111111 to
lie State as a dignified board meet.
in;; ( o it a1month, and llen spend
ilg half its tiline tryinlg to agree.
A J,int resolutioi n appoints pei:d
c10m11nissiOnlers. and aulthoi them
1o (.41l1strucet a puldlie -I)arl fl(ix A-e.
(l001n to F(r'11 11ill. This ni:ch
n(ted puli improvement will soon
be collectd.
4:*
M H Ia ftr (I Trial J.fIst ice will cef -
an ;l( wit h thI le adm1ilnst ration N1 whiieI
gives them Iheir comission. Th,m
(.et (f this law will inot be notie -
l!e inl Pick( County, aI "og as
the Senlat(' is guided Iby e recome -
datiin f the primary e1(vti,ln. It
is iiiid te Act :..s(, d (ines the duties
oftial:2 juig. to p1nsume22l i it
d4:2s not31 innleriktie.t d--in hist
liar t giest s f iagr~icu t. We nev<r
:iue cuious. 1t kinow whi:d cani pa ri
b!y be :idded to its (9i.i1ncy byiV
posinig duties 221) 2n the ('luuson
A lawv with the fllo~w'ing title was
mullles, (or asses5 into this 'taite inift -
twith ghu:i.4l rs."11 215?2'Te rsittt.
I lIi(ie that nir 1he wel <hill, 5av it
is a gmII law, :run1 it i.s. well that so
Thes Pli2'kens I:ailro:l (Xm 1anyii
was:: duly meieti plat< d anid charcteredI.
21oon as? )i'() is sahse'ribe d, either
ii 12II2ney, labor25 ori maSteial. If we.
niill all p it ch right il n0w We ('an2
-soon1 ha ve a1 ra i ila to Pickeiis.
A HAD IR IOO7ElA .1~U
Thlle grealt advanlitaige It hav~ing theI
lieh(ls, was never So sensibly felt as
.lurin lg th pre2Vsenit season1. The lho a2l
:iiine. Everybody0 kino4ws thle facto.
ries are a prIiecious bcoin to thle land
el c(tt1n. But it is a great wondler
so umanyv of thiemi have spiug ill an
bir the b lighting inf11lence oft guiiick
growthIl politicians. Fellows stanid
around112 and bear the buzhz oIf Ithe
pinidles and(5( se te ('lock work (If
the huidireds of operat ives, an)d t he(
pro0sperity' of the conern' anld t hev
(onlde r14iight ofll'someit lhg is wr ou;l ''
TheyC coiiclud'e t hat thie int elh e t and
exper ienice t hat suinlltenids the nill I
slaves---0veriworkedl wives5,widows andl
famished c'hilidren..--to siuppfloit prof ~li
gate hiusbannds and fathiers and4 a
blloated corporal'ltion1. Thi gets up a
big stir. Thel fi ilnly and miuutiualls
dependent relat ions between laboril )4
enphital are dlisturIbed. The very ir.
ew's of 'onnnl)ereeO are chilledl and
threatened, and the farmers whIo pro I
du1ce the cottonl are then ones to sull'er 1
most. The factories (oughit to be let I
alone. Every line of legislation that I
interferes with them, hurts the pros
necrity of this cotton countrv.
FOR A. D. 1891.
Start out with the resolve to walk
Ia the right tract.
Determinc that you vill work hard
3r this year than last. That you will
not throw anything in your neigh
burs path, that might eAuso him to
stumble and fall by tho wayside.
Determine that you will so livo that
the world will feel the benelficial ef.
fects of your-cxistence ere the closeof
another year. Bear in mind that if
you traduce your neghbor and on
deavor to besmirch his good nmIT that
the )'ison thus (issoiniated by you,
will be again returned to you with in
creitsed bitterness and veloi mI aId tihe
cup pressed to your lips for you to
quafil. Resolve that you will aid and
abet your fellow Citizens1 ill their
streneous ef'orts to advni ce your coi
inuniity's interest in every way. Take
ilold and hielp in every evIt(rpri!;ethat
teids to advance the Imloral and filn
aicial status of your Statt and couin
ty. Speak well of your comunty and
neih'lbo on all octnsiOl, never lot
a cbant e pa:s5, to siow)- oi the grealt
advaitages people will secure hv coil
ing into your Vo11oi1nmunity to live.
Don't try to build up aniything or
yoIur-self by the wreck of anothers
bark, but rather hew out a road for
Volr self. Do lt'1- seek to retard al
t4llt rs; progrcss but out strip them if
Youl C:In. Tlre is always room at
the front, andt if Youl wiln the p >sitioi
fiir anmd square, the world will ap
p!auid and reward yon.
So let us one ail;( all lay hold with
a will-each one in a pa;-ticliiar line,
and set tot) with till our might to ad
vace ourel.ves, our m ighbloi anild
our county and State. Let there be
110 drolles inl Piclkens county in thlis
yeair of Grace 1891. Shere is a hand.
hol for every one and a strong pull
alto'etlier will set us on a boom.
CIEa? JmUi7m: , XV. 1). N 15M)oN
H on. WN. D). imsnChIi(f Juls
(;ir( of the State Sul(nie Court died
inl ColumiN list Friday morin.. of
hc:a-t dist ase. Ile had beenl ill poor
healthi for severai molith ts b no
thought of imm(dialae h:ger was i
Ittain Iled bY his frieIlds.
Chicf Jul,sti. iiicSnion was born inl
La Irens, (.1clobvir 2711h, 1823. 11 is
atbilitis inl lNivate life weire just "e
inilg to be rcCOnliz"d when the
:ar MaIe on and Ie totok up arms to
(e f(nd his emitry. He made a
brave ;iin1 c'ura ii teou s soldier and
Si D was talledI li th;ht field to repret -
stent the State in the (Confe(derate
('tin p is. Tfhere lie seit (ed well and1(
ittoitn t i :nied . At fth 0cItose of thle
war lie he;:mi1 the prtl:ice of law,
hain:'i g gr1<ta ited at .1Ho vardl antd
Iitlt, 'muri . iifore thet war lhe serv
od -evendt feints ini the Legislatutre.
~i 1mm, Ihe wtas (Ih ted tot the FXde
tl ( nn ita-s toe(r Antd rew Wal lace,
bumt wais deba~rn d frerin t'ikinig thle
ti at tin acestant (f the 14th :amend
Judgeg Sintlips niext enitry into
Iha fitild utns in 1876, whe LIIea
I]huttpt;mn's titlet. Whenm lhauipton
Wu uit to thle Ui td iSt ates Sena'to,
juimpsoniili bene G overn ort, ma11kinig
(r l'ad. While ( On( iltm>r he wtd -
Iv lIe t'tehif t nto ill of It hi SupI:rem1
('toit in 1JU8i, t~ snen1 Wih;n
It Iiebh \V In ns eue tro ('hie .L
betiy thet Governown toill the uneir
t-t atin (f Jutit iceMtt os. Sin the (lio.k
hae (Nti(Iii t hei carlili.r Chif I s9.
ie isoero w<llknoinito al uceom
*t't tie.l isve wits n ar ofplaint
'<n ii ant 111 i h im. lin twas cer
by ls :: eimd Aon.sei tisiny the s
ust1 1if. Si5nason's Ircn ic erm ouldni
utve 110(1pit Ii tw uie lie iitdi
'The itns aet itto e til e G ovaierr wil
tm pow'ter o poit 'uceso
xiravetiof the term. In hthis fae
ai successor will haexeriebe Iletedi
tby'i toe aeneralitn rse,nbly. Aic. the.
unlasit i nossratisbs or court,00,
) (1 I hld wsihe tw jusies th ini~.I
-atios lar ,tha thaLegislaturelwill
In 'vliw of thetfct. hata(la b to e
livipleiae inii ti tho wtbit foicover
ngt uynti nl expe 'trienc gow uit
feh to be a lin aird cAnr o. M.
1( il,W ha esed the eal "I
mr thl'e ainood nohapperthan I C
iye nmeal ada n had k fero m a
tihs, unltild. Itr wore 111 a dgoo sui
>nonow.lv thI eliehe mewas fa
layiu thn atgod daysor than I have
)eetn many times sinc'e I beenmo a se
milhionaire. And yet it is a comLfort- au
ble feeling to be rich."
.... et
Sulphribefor te Set te
New York Ledger.
The Christmas issuo of the New'
York Ledger is a rouvenir worthy of
the source from whence it emanates.
It contain a choice selection of arti
clts by George Bancroft, Margaret
Deland, James lussell Lowell and
others, who wouild certainly wear the
"paln-embroidered coat" were there
an Anierican acaiemy of "itmuor
tals."
The veterai historiographer con
trilutes to this periodical the secoid
of his papers oil "Oliver Hazard Per
ry and the Battle of Lake Erie," por
trayin'g with rare ability incidents of
the carnage and the fate of the flag
iilp Lawrence. InI watching tihe
vid scenes depicted here the reader
is deeply impresse:d with the pucinom
inal activity of the nonogenarian, ei
ablilg him to rise superior to piysi
cal infirmitv, aud, like another Titian,
conltinue to cover his cauvases to the
amiration I)f mnankind.
l1obert trant begins "Mrs Harold
Stagg," a lively story of American
life, displavinig aprofoind knowledge
if tle peopl.e lie describes. lhe open
tng chap1 ~ to cotainl a strikinug illustra
tion, dr-awvn bY It. C. Edvards.
A beautiful Christias story of a
West Jcrsey villago is "A 1Happy
LIeaf," bv Marion Ilarland, a writer
who INver fails to touch soImIe seret
spring- of happines,, and iset itvibrat
ing for all to hear.
Mr. James Rtssell Lowell's poem,
"My Urook," ,vas written especially
for this payer, ad is a featu1re of
pim0- imiportace; in in recognition
if its vale the plIblislierrs print it as
it supl-plent in a loose leaf, with a1
-eics of appiroprmate ill1strati'ms by
Wilsonl de Meian. Ill "My % Brook"
[lie poct reverts to the days of his
vouitl "we the hours were many,
the (duties so few,' aid sings some o)f
ihe drv:uis suggested by the brook.
ph e ina".:very, is aer1ial inl its delicacv
Ulapted to tile c .aneet "wUVillo'. the
wisp"i ciarncter of tle fnilcies exhib-.
ted in the vers-S. While reflecting
in the "Land of Lost Days," as he
--al!s tle past, Mr. Lowell sings in a
rgi-ctftl strain, as if he mourned the
dyllic days.
'Ilie closing stama implies a recon
i %iation with the fate tIt hatI cliang
i'd the rural stream, w'ith11suggestions
if niials vnd wvater-lilies, into it poor
1ruld-o slipplying n"Ipover" for prosa
v facties. But Ihet illellor-v of tle
ld joy.vs days abidvs wvith the poet:
"As the i oirs inl l ir txile t' kc streas.
III4d still
Of thei: castles ill Spain, so have I; aind
no I'eur
hct tle I'u.rs will 11y olei, llieNever we
Sill,
To tlce p-ilic of the past and tle sweet
of the year."
The timeinwit expressed in ""My
Brok" placvs 'Mr. L owell on a plane -
Vith MI. lIuskin rega-dilmg the 'ant
4I poetry i1n16lied by the flourishing
'ra of inau tifactures. When the ill
lusIlti1allrts, Innehiine-impolled, co:nef
n at tll do(, bringinlg we-altli, ph( ity, tl
md luixurio us ('o)1nfor t inl th cir' trin, to
>oet ry--ac cig to these two voices w
flIies out at the winduow~. wI
'lhe C.hr'istmias nmuhl er' of the New I
orilk Ledger com'ies withI a cheerful ~
'xerlior, ina keep ing with the festal t
ecasona. Th ie ('over tdisplavs a New mi
~ok1 girlI, with her armns full of par- T -l
els (Chr'istmilas shopi~pinig), hiastenli ng
4 rward1 to greet the sucibiiers anmd
ti-lh t.hei a "1 Iapvy' Chlristmas.'
Fromc Loopbler.l)
.This has bceen to us a sad Christ.
nias. iss 5 Ani( Williaiins- dlied( at gr
n-r fathe:'s P.* 1f. Williams, near(' ii
afayftie1ld oni 1De 'lilcbe 26th. T
A gull exl-ded iln th( hiands oftI
dri. W. IK ltunt, onc the 2-4th, slight.. c*
v wouziolingr hcim inc the left arma. i-ec
Ie kilIcli th ralbbit.fr
A ('ilaist ina:s tir(ee at Nine Forkssu
vas hiatded with presenits for youlng' cd
mdi ol. tlic
Mr. J1. I. Jones( is still ini a cr'itia
ondition with fever- ialo
Ih-c. 29th, 1890.
.T. F. DA RGAN. Pr'incipal. )
Thei Spi- r i' Term will begi i J:ilacry '2t, IOuIt
(lcinu 111 went~ cly wc'ceks. ('oiniictient the
cl iricecd as,sistantis emiployed-c. Ad-.i ;t
c;tge fo-.- cr thei( eriei on j ccl boycs an i
Iii ut elu TI o wxr \ Ixxc-i
g, I ilieta-ry Arlithmeict ic, Geocgraphyi,
-iy or, &c.,* i6t.-25. -P
inteli -i at e I )c-partmlent--Same stLud(- it
ii ccntincudc, wvitlhi cngsh Grammiar, g
Ii igherc Dep'jartmen'lt --1 liher (Grarmmiar, "
A. Algebra, (Giomlec-ry,v &c. , 8 1'2.50.
'The abcove branciilhe'w ithI Lactin, Greek(ci
Aluisic, &15 (I0. Mo:
Personcius desi~jrinlg to cnter' pupilso for a
coiier 114-ricod than thle wholce termil. aply It
I thce trusteets. .. 1. M TI-\V A Itl, u
igul w8 ChIrn Bciaird Trust ces. Ch
Ltat
IlANK I IAMsitoNo, Prcest. ai4
JAMi;s A. Ilov-r, Vice Prest. (i
fori
P~eople's Bank ~t
aplital., . . . *75,000N
nii pius, . 15000
D)IRECTfO: andc
fjY
meits I,. Orr, Fanik IIammcoind,
W. Pote, 1I. F. Mc-ains
P. hill', Jao. A. HIo-t.
ront
We
The aceotis of merchants and farmers -pag
licitc-ed. Decpc.sits recelived from $1l.00 to car<
I y amlocut i ayalek on demiandt. a e
All bui,sinesso usual to banking wIll re- proi
iv'e our careful attenionc, and wve ex. per
ad every c nElstent. Rccommcn(lann to
| STOVES.I
L]
Are Not'
We shall
you to co
Ver'y littl
to look yc
ell with y
liberal pa
and( will t
If you c
low price
are bettei
you thie1
every da)
IST OVES.|I
hree Gold Premiums !
If you want some gold, biereix achaince
you to get it. To the one p)roculring
e> gre(atest numuber of now subs1)cribers'
the Pickenis SE.N-rINiL, for one' year, I
11 give t en dollars in gol. To thleon1e
HO.1 procures0 thte next hiighiet inunber,
vill give hive dlolliars in goi. To the
e who procures the next higest nu mber,
viii give three dollars in gold, nidid to
11 one( who procures the next highest
mber01, I will give two dlolheirs in silver.
10iliames sent ini must beO bona1 fide ne w
b-ciber's. One whose paper was dlis
It inuted bef.>ro the 1st ok D)ecember
mhll be a new subl scibe r.
Ilhe cashi 31.50, mut actcomfpanIy each
me sent mi under this pr.>)positio)n.
0o 1imeII ac'ompanitlied with $3.00. will
counlted for two.
I'he n'imes of competitors and the pro.
ass they are' umiking will be0 kept a pro0
.mt woeret, so fart as5 1 am concerined.
i propo)sitionl will be of force until
b 1th dlay of Janmmry 1891 itt 12 mn.
\ames will be receive'd asd<hily credit
up to thant time and the subscriptions
nived unider this pr1op)ositionI will run
mn the 1st day~ JTanuary 189)1 to the
avi dlay of 1892, and( the lieu1 dli.contini
uniless previously renewed, excptiing
soi which wer'e for two( y'ears. Theli
criii will give at full report of all the
ceo'idinigs of the Legislature this win
lht Sn-iimr tells more about Pick-.
u ty aind its peo ple t han aniy other pa
ini the Unlited States. It gives more
it ('arolinia netws, thanii anyv otheri p1- I
pub1) lise to ic ike'ns conity. It is
no(rs, doc(t ors proe.cher'Xs and all . It is
niocratie ini plitics liut ahv ays comes
fearlessly for wiha, it coinsiders for'
welfare of the conuinuity on which
11 endi(1 for ia suipport. Thisx is the law
thie onily law to which it bows, or to
chl it hoh14lx its s-elft almenale. This
ot eotuntry neowspaper law of itelf pro
ation. Tlho SENTIlNET, la'4 been a
'er' for good in this county. You
(1 a chance to make money by work
in at good (causeC.
JuLxua E. P,0o(ns, Editor.
The Picns Markets.
n,perbuI i....... ..... .10@ 5.
dil "(i b................ 76 4
ter per 16.. .... .... .... .15 '
1~ekens each-.y ......... .i0@ t 25t t(ll
tn pry, 1..1.... leave... to ae a ia
t tst, nd "a----............ i.10 ( i
(upeliratr........5 @70
ew pei---- .... .FREE2
to'i of. to.Nebery neof Probate nd o
Pickes ,i count, ('.rC., or ther 5thday
iemet of the estaVef Wasl WtEwar
NEas l and askn to bei'l dmiss
ewBspapsAN)FIL . - R IEE
cxndI Iou owlnil goten tnd ads
ftllyedi t 10f youru' ftreno
hbors of It s-etl rd orte0( 3oter,vise
a IICOv if the biAVANNA1(1ItI~ i.WEEK.
NEWS over re Adse soec drs
THE WEEKLY NEWS,
DWIS & MORR]
[Ming to be Undersold by A
ntot argne titat point here,
Ie and see for yourselves. V
3 about blowing our llorn, bi
i in the eye andi get better at
ou. We are pleasedl witht tl
tronage you have given us
lo our' level best to dleserve
a e p)leased by honest gol
i, we cani certainly fix you
- repare(l titan ever' bef'ore
,housanid andl one articles y
. Good Coffee always onl hai
~, for fair dealinig and polit
LEWVIS & MORR.
THE RIOHMON~D & DANVILL
ATL A NITA A NT)CI (lA It[AY"'
Scherile in2 rifet t No,
SUTH I10N1)-Re~ad Down. *Paily
*No. 51. *No. 52. *No. 50. STIATIO
12 20 pmn 1 00 pm 2 a S am lv.....Charlott
12 30 pm .. . 2 25 am ar......... Lot e.
12 41 pm? ~ J .. ....r.38 ..m.a... . . ellemo
12 54 pm2? ..... 2 4~ hamar.........Lowell
10.....n........20ama.... soi
1 20 pm~ . . ... 0') am!ar. . .All Healing S'
1 33 pm2 .. .. ( 2 n 1-. . .. K i'. Mo
1 50 pmli 2 Id pm22 3 40 an1. a:r......... Grover.
2 00) pm. ...... 35 ll am ar... ....B!a ljb
2 17 m ........ 1 0'8 an: air....... i ffTney
2 29 pmu . .... 4 2:tm a r........Th,icketa
- 47 pm22 -... 4.7 am ar..... .....Cliftemt
2 53 pm ......... 4 42 an ar..Mount Zie
3 05 pm1 3 2;> pm2 4 51 am a12r. Spal tanIbu
3 10 pmn ..... .... 4 56 anr ar..8partanhuarg Ji
-3--.... 1 anar........Wlford
3 36 pIm ..... 5 21 am32 ar. . ..Duncani
3 '40 1in1 .........5 311 am22 a:r.........G reer-a.
4 40p ..... 52f 40 am .ar .......Taylor:
4..20...pm 4 p 5 50 ami sr.... een2vill
-.---- 44pm 60O8am22ar.......roswe
..... 552pm 6 21 am ar........halen'
....508 pm22 6 32 amar.. ......~iertv
- .10 pm 7 05~ m arz.........CntralI
- 4 .. 09 1)un 7 31 am11 ar~..........neca.
- -.. 5 20) 122m 7 .1 211 am r.. ......Rielal
- 6... G30 Ifml 7 51 am ar.....Wetmn st1
--4 .. i0 jIln 8 01 am2 ar2. 1........Harbin
-- --650 pm~ 8 11 am12 ar...en Clevel
-.-.- 0 p 8 18 am ar212..........Folsomif
- 7 .. . 10 1)m2 8 31 hamar. . . ..T ccoa2
- 7 --- 2' m 847a ar..... Ayersvill
-.-.-.-...- . 49 12m2 9 05 ama .. .Mount. l
.. .. 552pm 9 10 am'ar2l2.... ....Cornella
....-8 03 pm~ 9 22 amlar...Lgvien
........ 820 11m2 9 38 --11nar..........el1 .
.........8 4 26 pm 9 51112 am r White Sulphmr
...........8 45 pmTi 9 581 am2 ar. . New H ollamd S
.... .8 50 pmfl 10 05 2122 ar. .Gievl
... ... 921 pm 10 20 21m1 . ... . . J)ell
......9 7 pm 10 26 anar...Flowery Bra
..... 920 Pm:104'2amar221.........B'ford.
.....9 3pmi 11 05 am11 ar2.... .....Dulut12h.
.... 4pm 11 16 am2 ar....Norerois
.. .. 10 21 m 11 2 am r.... . . ..oraville
. .... 10) p 11 27 am2 arI. .. ... ...CI1 I221)nl
..........0 1(41)22211 33 am arl..;...oowin
...144 24) pm I 11 4122 mar..Belt J2met
.........0 21 pm22 11 4f~21a2a.21. .l.Peach 'ITr
-.--..10 .10 ull12 n_2oE22lgr.........A1tant
A<hlitionial trainls Nos. '4) and2( 41-La 1121
eaves A tlanta 5:30 p 22., alrriv. s Lu21a 8:12 p.
rrIi ves AtIlt a 8:50 21. m2.
Bet,ween) A,ula 1and( Athiens- No. 52 dalily e:
.la2 8:35 p. m., 2a2nd 10:3 a( . m2., arrFive Ath.els
n2g, leave Athlers, No. 51 dalily (eet SundaI2y,
. m., arriv'e Lu211 7.50 P m1. and1( 9.30 a. mn.
IBet.weeni TloccoaI and( EIIberton2-No. 1 (1aily
,2g Nos5. 4 and2( 2 dalily except Suindaiy, lea1ve El
Ives TIccoaI 6.10 p). m2. and'(8. 15 aI. m2.
Nos. 51, 33, 50 and2c 52. ca~rry' Puallmanll Sleep
For deCtai led 11n formalltionl as to local1 and ti
1eepIi ng- car reservations~, conlfer withi local agel
OL. H[A A, -TAS. L. TiAYU
TJra11iMll Manger. Geni'! Pa1ssenger
THE PIOKENS
et.no A. y
Contains all the Comi
ports of ceery political n
Talnagye's iScrmons. WV
ngs of the next Legislatu
pages full of South CSaro
'Now is the time' o subs,
| STOVES.|
sa
ntybody.
butt ask
fe know
it want
~quiaint
i.e very
so far,
It still.
)ds and
1l9. We
to sell
ou need
id.
o treat
[5,
mibe
c......r 4 25 am 5@pm 450pm
.........r 4 15 am........40 pm
t....... r 4 02 am........28 pm
...... ...ar 852am ..........41pm
'........arl 841 am.........400pm
prings.. .ir1 3 31 am ...... .. 40 pm
n..ar~ 3 20 am ..........82pm
........r 300am 410pm 814pm
........ar1 250 am ..........2 pm
.........ar1 2 34am ..........4pm
r.........r 2 22 am.... .....2 2pm
s.... ....arj2i11 m ......... 17 pm
).....ar 2
rg...r 1
iletionl..art 1
........ar 1
-.......ar 1
.--......ar~ 1 20 am ......... ap
........ar 1 11 ain......... lp
......a 101 am ..........p
e...a 244 am 200pmn25m
.........ar 1281 amI47 pmn...
........ar 221 am 18pm.
........r1209 am 124pm....
........a11 55pm 1 10pmn...
........ar 114 pb 1287pm....
e.r...r100 pm12 O6pm....
........ar 10 50 pm 11 56 am....
und.... ar 1Q '0pm 11 46 am....
........aa 182pm 18 am....
........ar020pm 11 20 am....
e....ar14pm11 1 amn....
y........aar 950pm11i 00 am....
.......aa 948pm1I0 55 am....
r........ar 984pm 1047 am....
........ar 919pm 10838 am.
.....r9I16pml1080 am....
sprligs. or 9 02 pmn 10 16 am....
pings. . ar 8 54 pim 10 08 am.
........r a 50O pm 10, 05 am....
..... ....ar 887 pm 9 52 am...
nieh ... .ar 8 31 pmi 9 45 am....
........r 918pm 980Oamn...
.........r 805pm 917 am.
... .... r 754pm 905amn...
........r 743 pm 8 55am....
.........r 7 35 pm 8 46 am...
B...r 7:12pm 8 48 am...
........r 7 27pm 8 88amn...
.on..r ?78pm 8 28am....
.........ar 717 pm 827o a
Iecommhilodation1, daily except Sunday,
o. Rleturning, leaves Lula 0:15 a. m.
xcepjt Sunday, and No. 50 daily, leave
10:25 p. m. and 12.20 p. m. Iteturn
and1( No. 53 daily, 5.50 p. mn. and 7.40
except Sunday, and No. 3 dlaily, leave
on 30 p. mn. and 7.15 a. im. ITeturn..
bert(.n 1.30 p~. m. and 4.30 a. mn., ar
elr beCtweeQn Wash ington and Atlanta.
r'ough time tables, rates and Puillmar,
ut P. or addreCss
O,L. L. McCLESKEY,
%gent. Djiision Pasas. Agent.,
SENTINEL
IEA nlI.
dty News. Full re.
teeting in the State.
ill have full proceed
re. First'and fourth
lina News.
cribe.