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PICKENS SENTINEL LOCAL NEWS. S-The appli crop promises to be a fil one this seasou. - -Maj. J. H. Ambler was quite ill las Buturday and Sunday. -Mr. Will H. Chapman, of Liberty, h quite. Ii wish pneumonia. -iisses Lucia and Iiarib Folger, o Vasley, visited relatives Ai Pickens Ins Saturday. -Some of our merchants havo receive( the "no tariff" sugar, and It goes at eigh teen pounds for a dollar. -Prof. John T. Price, of the Libert High School, visited his father, 'Squir Vice, last Saturday. . The frying chicken crop is late this sea son, thus far there has been none on th inarket. -On the 14th inst., Miss Josephiln Ileard was married to Mr. W. H Alexar Uer, Rev. John Elienburg officiating. . -Miss Estelle Boggs, of Mt. Carmel Abbeville county, visited her grand-mlothei Wers. Sarah Alexandcr, of Lastatoe, thh week; -ie sure you are right when vou send in }he news froin your locality. It is filpor taut to get everything straight in a news. paper. -Mrs. J. L. Thompson. of Brevard, iE very ill, her mother Mrs. H. A. Richey of this place has becu with her for the pasi ten days. -The small graiw crop promises to bc good this season. It is said that .Judg Vurant and Capt. Elias Day haye the 1lnest wheat in the countv. -The farmers on the west side of the county have caught up with their work. They are *etting in a large acreage and their land is in Nne shape. -have you planted a full corn crop ? It will be too late to plant in Jaiue when you are paying $1.25 per bushel for corn to do until crops are matured. -Uncle Mike says that if all the guali that has been hauled to the upper part of 'the county Was piled together, i. woal 4make a bigger hill than old Glas',y. -The Baptist of this coni'amnity arc working with a will to get the propose( Mew church under wP.Y. All are intereste In this and shoit Iend a helping hand. -The epidenie of grippe that has beeln prmvaililg in this county for the past sixty tays, has departed, and our citizens ar< enjoyMig their accustomed good health. -Old Joe Welborn, died of old age or 3M. Freeman's place on 14th inst. Ie wa. 'Owned by Col. V. E. Welborn i-, anti-bel rU days and was considered an honest ol man. -It would suit every one concerned tc have the schedule of tihe co'ity mails cha, ed to leave this place on Wednesdays aio Eaturdays, instead of Tue.days and Fri days. -On Sunday. the 9th inst.. nt the resi dence of the officiating officer, Dr. J. B. Featherston, .T J., Mr. Brown A. Fostei and Mliss Laura Williams were united il marriage. -Bill Miles has become tractable, an has given up the idea of cheating the gal lOws by starving himself. The sheriff w have everything in shape for the final acl next Friday. -Several of our citizens are anxious t( erect substancial improvements on theil town property. It some lumber man W0nh Icate a mill near here he would find it paying business. -The r< sidlents of the Kenwee side ar<a getting rather impatient about the nev bridge at Old Pickens. Several partiec want the bridge miovedi which will tentL ieep back its coinpjletion. -There is yet a large quantity of corn in the upper part of the~ county fer saule ' Now is the timie for those who have it ti put it on the market, lest they faell into tin same error thmat cotton holder. did last fall -The promoters of the telenhuone lim from this place to Greenville via Easlev ex pect to) have it in operationt by thle 1st oi 15th of June. Now if some half dozer men wilt get after the short line RI. IC perhaps it wvill be run to this place early ii -The patrons of the postofmees on the Ambler route are aiiiXous to have it, so iar Srangedl thai the mail will go andI came thi< same route. They say this can he done by leaving Riverviewv off of the achuedule anm making. Wattacoo the terrainus. What sa~ you all? -Mr. Robert Kirkacy, of this place, re. ceived his diploma as a full fledged M. 1)., nit the commencement exercises of the Col. lege of Physicians and Surgeonis, at flalti. more on the 14th inst. II. haso been tei. dlered a position on the hospital stalY and V will accept it. -This year promises well for Piekens if our real estate holde'rs do0 not advanie their property to fancy prices on gUe cni of the settlement of the '-'old court house' question, and the prospect of a railroad a an early day3. T1o put put up the price ol lots too high will tend to keep investon 'out. -Municipal politics were waum irn Lilb 'erty last Moa-day, Five young mn we'i ~- refused at the po' Is on aoi'unt of not hav. ing registered.Thiley wer e hialedl intio hack by the steering comittiee and sent I< Pickens to regiter , andi retunied ini tiu to vote. The school fund will get a V fror the boys. -The Easley Oil Mill closes down tis wecek after a prosperoius run of tivt months. Mlr. B. C. Johnson, thle superin tendent, certaiiriy deserves the hearly thanks of the maniagenbent, and stockhod. -~*ers. Thue mill has dlone a great wiork fi Easley and thle coun ty, a:ready. The div 'idends in this resp)ect have been declared 1t hab used a great many cotton seed, amt made and distributed mny tons of fertili 'zer, thus saving to the pe'ople of' the conin ty manny hiundreds of do llars. IIlorahI for the oil mill, and all other home enter prises. .-Mr. Wmn. McWhiorter, who lives nea Denver, in Anderson county, is one of th< model farmers, llis dwelling aind tall o the otit bitildings were planned by himisel andi are arranged for the greatest coinven lence. iIe is a warm advocate of diversi fiedl crops, hence in addition to his larga cotton crop, lie always raises enough con to do him. As to cattle iand( norses, lhe a stock raiser, lisa, pens and pastures bein nt>w filled with colts and calves, iIe ha about two acres set in Bernmda grass which lie says pays a better divideind th ai any other two acs on the farm. ITe als< has a happy family of eight children, fou: 'daughters and four sons. --Mr. James McElroy, of the Sand' Springs section of Anderson county, isi great believe' hi a grass patch, huth li too good a farn.cr to allow it to get inixe< Swith his other crops. le has a tine plo of blue grass wvhich lie says is the best ani cheapest stock food gr'own, iand that lu would not try to get along without it fo anything. lie is quite familiar with ttu mnag nifleent blue grass hills of Kentucky ad he knows no reason why we shionI not have as fime blue gmrass here as can b had there, pro vided we be-stowv thle sam pains. Mr. Mc. is also a most sniececsfu stock raiser. Not long sinace lie refuse< $3,000 for Beaiuot , his flue horse whIde * is now in K(entuckV. -Plant ydur watermelons this it moon. -Mr. Cape Gainos wah not married the 2nd sabbath as reported last week. -Read the neW ad.of 11arris & Not ris another colthin. Yoti will find them front of the court house. -Dr. Earle has purchased the vacant I ott Main street fronting tie court hous and will erect a handsome two-story brhi business builing on it at an early day. [ -If the ipresent weather holds for thi ty days no one will realize we hIl a IIa Spring. Vegetation will be up with i ustial growth and plaiters will see th their crops are forward enough. -A few travelers tre complaining< bad roads in some parts of the coulIt They will have to StatI it a little loige Our farmers are too busy, now to be calle out to work the roads. Corn and cotto must be planited. -Mrs. James II. Burdine dlied at hi homne in Brushy Creek township in Ande s0n county last Monday at about 63 y-im of age. She was a daughiter of Col. Jmmla Wyatt andlt had been a inmber of the Bul tist church for many years, -Mr. .J. C Jenkins, nfePartersvillc Ga w-as inl Pikenk('us last wv! 1t hitiing II) Somi witnesses to tell albow. the trnes of Wa ren Banks in the htte %w.:,r. lie was in Li Second S. C. Riles. Ay one who en tell about him will confi-r a favor on i widow who is In need of a pension. Wrii Maj. J. M. Stewart. The third meetitg to considjer. the buih lig of a 11aptibt Church was lieli last Fr daIIy, the 17th inst. The meeting after b i- called to order, heard Ihe rciot of ti eomimtite on sulscriptifiis. All 1,I'. Ienl hers of the commiti.jtte reptort 11halit the hadI" no.i.l-kd ln am llothingll to repoi excpt 13 . oldr, and hi repitldl all it crease inl his. oil niotif-n, (,. E. Rob)inls, was added to the co'.i1iitLtee on siulbscril tions. Tie committee on iocittion had nothinl to rePort, ii6 brutoher W. .1. Gillesphie wi added tI )l'u (OliniitLe and the coiiittt conitiV.ui, It(e chairman reported that he had r( e' "-ed at letter froin Dr. Baiily, sivin.th: ne was gratified to hear thit an effort wi being made to orgainize a Baptist Chur at the court house, that it was a stp in li right direction, that it would nflf hr Iiii plelisuC to assist in lie olganiztioln ai Colist itition (of the church , and thi.t I: would he here on the third Sitidiav and Sa tirdaly before, it May for thatt pIrpose it was agreedl that al who will go inl the organization of' the clhiurcb, app!y I once to their respective churches for etter On motion the chatirman wias authorize to appoint a commiltee Of three to inakl. it necessary arraigen:ents for the orginizi tion, J. Al. Stewart, BI. lloidt,r and C. I Robinson, wee appoiinted ashe II o i'Oimmittel It was resolved tlhit till present thld a< as it commitlte, with Bro. J. A. Grilli chairman, to see all who are likely to coi miito the or-ginization, aid uIrge theln to gt their letters and- be ready. The committc to icport at t lie next. tinc.tiu. iWhos ever n%ill let him come." Attj'niiwd t meet at I o'clock on Saturday before th first Sunday in May. Elomll Near Cenitrail. On Tuesd ly afternoon. tle 14th inst leil' Cettnil, JIaMtes 11ll .kiday shot, ati killed ,lmn Ctews, cOlored. The fite that ledt to the kliling. as broulit out I the coroner's inquest, are Its tIllow:-: Crews was riuminz it s:Iwmiil belonainl to M. T. Ilogan, of Grentvilb-. onl if King old place. inl Ciit.Id tiwnship. imh a lease. 1lililiay went ii tlhe ikill un 11 afterton of tle killimr aid demandt pos-essioln of he mill. he hmving houllit hadi hiad thIie mil i ii nposse:iion iiiil Iti rented it toi (rews. Crew, ~ s refiised to cion pl1y with the detmamli of Mr. llllida cliinig that he beI tIle tmill under cot tract from biothi Mr. Stewarit, iiid iog:; Ilot wtords foilowed, atnd the coilored1 lii said he wvouhl shut douwni the mill tiutit th ct,rLIoversy w~as set tled. andti tooik tiff tli go~tvernior of t he' englin andtilI5 strted fi huomie in comanyii with his si'n and '31 Gieent P'errty, Iliillidlay went hiome' tiu preenredt('t his guin atnd j)is-tol atnd intercipt< mill, and iaskedl him if ihe menit, whait I hadl stid ati the mill, (Creiws said hei dii llliilidayv then cemptic<ci L' e cit -ntts iof bi liistol, killinge hu ilalmost intstir thy. Thi is thle suibttinice or Mlr. Pe'rry's sItatemenOi 1Iolliday's whierea:bouts is unknown. Thte Ciont'rence. Thle second Qiirterly C'on fer enice wi hec held iat P'icns on the 7th tandh lth <i Ma ty next. All thle ofliciail uumibirs ouff 1: circt'uitI are earnestly req uiested i ti ttenid, buisiness of impalortane to the charge wi be' befre' the Coniferenuce t)n thli 9ithI. Ti reliiouis services will be pirotral'tcd f< several daiys. Thle Presiding Ehller, Recv. J1. (O. Wilsot will detdicate thle chutrth ait 'PTabr, tat t: p. mt, onu the setton l"b.aith in MNay. Th'le elcion fur hitntndant tind fot Waridents tot' I'iasley Iast. Moinlay, resultLii asM folloiws: W%ardens-WV. Wi. R'ihini: iin W. A Mau Noticea to Oicerseiers. A!l road overciseters arec ntactiil tio Lo least onel dlay's wiork ons the triials het w niow and t he Illth if May nextc ~ ,hi thLe w of mienidling the' war-I Li'res. iBy or'der of thlionnIiiiI. ap'2awa 0. f,. D)URANT, Clerik. Allinnmee Nottlee. Th'Ie L~ectuirer tif eacha Siub.Altintiec r'e<tlnestedc tto imeet It ecounty Ljeetuni 25thI at. 11 at. im. 1He ii imt. br"threnci. (i. \ . SNTlrN Couitnty Lcetturer. Oflee does btte I ''workI, anti cloes ini first -class style. Outir fa:cilit iLe fior di ing wo'trk tirt itnsurpilassedh. Priics lowv as the lowest. 'IThe "TwL'iVce a-week"ih( Edc itioin of Ii St. Lois Repubiilic is at iince the hei anitd the cheapeI5st ne,vs" journaitl iin Il cor 12 to 16' every we'''k, andc is nuibl e'very Tu'aesday~ 21121 Fidaycli. Its' rei'le Sgt, thle niews of te daty ahlnt ais proiii ly antd fully as tIle r'eaders: of Ib)iilv all hatlf a wveek idahea of any WeeOl~y ever'y Stto itn tilt U,.i'nt. YeLt the pi us tonly tonet dollar it yeart. Sleci;d i priittdi, andc I a General Edition fior ioth 1imporitanit eveta 01 iinter'tst everty whlli TheJ~ Rlelmblitc is the hLeitding D tieiierl paperSi of the coltuitry, aggressive', bit I te samo limo lberal, and tIle tol thorou)tghlly ntioina! journal in th ewhit cotry. Rtemembercu the price is on onte dollar at yearI. Siamiplo copies, al an ilhlistralted piremiumn entalogunors free oni tapplie:ct. Addrtas 'The li pitlie, St. Louis, Me. 1*riuig in U ob wso1rm. inUP41eis Notices. >N A horso for Male. Apply to this ofllee. Mrs. La-ut aart, 1eaufort, S. 0.. write:: .n "A ]oat i<mme form of loo( poimon was n killing me. My appetite was lost, miy bont's th11vd. anIid mlts of my flesh eemild it If it woll(d c(Pie oft' Iy boneus. A U, hiend brougit ime. 2a bottle of 11. H. B. k il(! sores began healing at oiec, aid wn I had itaken Ivo bottle ;s I surprised ainy fdenids at my rpid recovery. I' c 1Mally Persons Are broken down fro:i overwork or houlul! PSe Brow'm iron Bitters rebuil< Ite syti. nii < igehtion. riemckvP4 ex. omss of 1)0.itvl urusm lalaiia. uct thegenuiuo. f AR-A-SIT-I-CIDE cures itch in 30 -miutc.q. For saile by Lmwis & Momns, Pickenm, 8. 0. Also J. D. Smith & Co., Liberty, S. C., and W. 11. Moore, Central, 8. U. of r a2p2w9 Neuralgic Ferson9 And thome truuhled with nervousnu remulting ' from carre or overwork will be relieved by ta)Lnjg 1vow.'m It-on Bitters. Genine has traive innirk andcro.e I red Hlines r wrapper. 2c~ Yn~ Ll'ho Tooi Thilgs l<-igtha:t A-oul <l, we have haiId inl at 1.rg- sIhek of STAPLE AND FANCY GiOCERIES, that -weare oferinig at the right kind of We have FLOUP, goo<, n<l ilif -ferent. WVe hlave aI little cornl ill the lr, and l)nty of N. 0. mllolass.S. g Do .you like goodl bisIlits, lilk vour "mam li"st d tq) nlike? n'vi I)uv ea Sck of oIrl "O-l Lifter" .Fl(mu, an<d put a little of our "WNVhite Lai t hel" Latrd iii it. Stichij bisciits as this s will mike ,will cause you to get lp before day i thle mrIllinlg. Tlire is a sight of solid comfort in our ")n't" cigar!i. Take nto dirt, but. buy 17 plugs of our *Little EL." Tobmeco for $1.01. No trash, n1o st(1is, 110 gr1oun1d leives, nto dirt, but a No. 1 t()>cco. \(. allso keep five grades. Price ou plows, ho.s, shirt Sings, sileutillgs, drills, plaiiIS, &c. All tie merehant'ts that cun u1it(ersell 1us have brolken anlid golle vest, to grow .1p witi the coiltrv. We are nievver t without meat. B'-illg us your pro - duce, anIl give n, pitrt of your trade. ti tiw Yours :u\:ious to please, HARRIS & MORRIS. Bidm Wauted. { FFICE OF COUNTY 0N 1.IS Afionters IPickenls C. .H., S. C., Apr il 18thi, 1891. i Notivv is hereby given that sealei1 b>id- ' 1l, received by the Colnty it. C. - r (if 'ikelns Coty th< u.. - (teenthl datv of .ay, next, for V. ol,;o. ,1,et oln of 2a. ilew CIurt of he. 2-en ill tle oilice of the ('lerk f a I tti- ("oIrt at l'ickcns C. II., S. C. (XCont ractor wVill be requlired. to. give it b ond anid se uty fori twVice the .l ann>1un2t of his i d. lhight .r(eerved 'to re-ject any1~ 12u24 2all lu>is. 12i< n) MATI TIHAE WLH END1ICYR, I ' 2 Chir. of Co). Coniis. l e 0. L. D)UlnmL, Clerk. hu1 Ch('iartier Sot iMe. S Notic is lwreb given1 t hat we wiill la (1 11iily to J1. M\l. Stewar't, (Ch-rk of the ""2 e Courit , on V Wednesday, the 20thi d:n o)f Alay' 1891, for a ebar2t(r for the li" P ~iiens ~ Telehon Companylit, t he oh-. a bin g to bil Llrund i)perate( te-leI>hn )l ih) ) L. in1es )>:tween1 11 allte in)cor'pora<l th~tI2 townis oif Pickens~ Counity anid the city of GhreenviIll. 11 R. F. SMru on' (21 f a >123 Jrurs . B.oors. Lha sMouney to Loa n' lik II On~ im21prove fit armi lands inl sums11 of ofi six year1s, thuos enaling thle horrower~ ( ti pay ioff his iinietednesuc's wtithou it4x 0 linisting his~ (rop in any2 one2y2ar A'-l \pply :ilii2 1yl Pickens , (.C .T. F. DlARGAN. Principal. - Theii Springr Tierm will beiiniu .hanuiry 2t, mail i,i.ti,ne tw nt WiiV v,cIVs. (Competen)t, 12.rimar Il-l t himrIunen22221t i lia- tnad ~ ig, i 1-' 2. i- t ar .\rlit ho. IIwic, ( ; i aiishy, lii ( t222 y. iii . Ii.i .uj' I2il \112 112s toti~ ied ithlCS~it I iii Gratumar iig'hilr 1bp rtnnt-111erG:)m r 1 i 2 iii' 1 h r i. Iii k(221 r 1) \rithine e ti1.2.222 1124(; omery.ik2. 0250.iit The above branches ihi 2in Greek 4l'rsIon duiringipi Sito e nro:upis ae h" short eri perod ithan ulhe whle2: m.apl .i o. erst. . M IW lT Pi):ANSNGl DEAITMW . Wilmngt.n..IC.,c Maeb 0t. 1891 i 10 lu....hia.atiauper....th.ar.lin andit 2, Ging Ws- *Goouiati: v . E& . . N u..... .......nest..... .. 8o .......-.5...........otr... Ii..65 4 ...........('hester.... (t 50I ......Lanicasteri . . 1e Ai1apmit ewery,.C, v 10 p m at . 3 13... ewo........\O2aI' 11 3) (v I :i it ... .111 . ii-a . .. 7 I 00 lim - .And rs n.....1 1 5 ai htiita, S. ( ;reenill. .M .i.I9S -1 - New CLOTIING for Me New CLOTdIN(A for Ile New glry Goods, (ainght Plaill, Checked and Strij New Iffats for A LL sorts New Nhoes F'or VOUNG] New Flour, New Meat, New Farmisg Tooks orf, BI-and New 'Aardel Seef New haddles and Itarnae 13n MINort this is as good ow 0141. ALL these things we an n sell h1one4t goods. We want your traide. H. MIc FAL I'S L L MANACK 1*301. Oh C1'.It for April Fola!I 3t here is the Img and sh of Sweetninl.gs wvill be cheaper,nd prospect ft)r fruit is good. 'Thore v tie th crnei (,f the inniths of l(ts folk will gct arond(1(I coier to their ' i, ( ir (yes will sparklet anId their petite wll SIIaIr) I. In short theN ThIis Ahin:aek hats oni haini. andi arrive t his week, anuuthler lot of ruzps, cheaper than evcer and14 willI -r spicial inducemuents to parties ying by the baurrel. Plenty Sugars, all grades andi 'es. A.nothe eari (1Uof goodl floor I whieat Uran. We miust (eit andt d our stocsk, whet hier wo work or .I We at to live aind live to eat. I'his store is always full of bargains all kinds for people who w'ant -m. If you dlon't see themi aisk for 50s1 soon asUnle Mike gets his a sowedl andi 'taters planted, we'll re u p ai lo of i ice hu sri (ly good)( s, V. T. McFAL L. ATLER & SMITH, (Chairs, 10 (1(n1. Sa fes, 8200 Suits of 1 0 Pieces,812.50 ont dIoor1 ad yourP (all ill be aniswiered imni ed i ANTLER & 1MTH, 63 arnd. 5 .ihtain N.. 14 ECE E V I05 4 N.I __ ~ . SCHOOL, CHURCH. 8ANNI -. AND C0UHI HOUSE FURNITURIE. - ti"' !uer 1r . R. Topotn - b a14d PubliC Hid'g. 3- -GArTs ESlB 00. ~~ GREENVILLE,D. C. OPENINGI --AT ~n. yu. m.n1s, Wormfeds, Mauslis, Clalt, ped Laans evea' showa here. of heads. FOLKS anad for OLD FOLKS iew 0rleas%S yragp. New Sag II kinds. Is a1d Irish Potatoes. as a new Store. Nothing stj L' Offering to ovar custozaters a AGOOD, BRUI THE RICHMOND & DANVILI ATL, \"TA A NDI CHlALO(YTE Sehe<Ilulic inl cffect 'No. 37. No. 11 'No. 9. STATI( 11 40 pmii I . r 1 00 nit Iv.......'harro - - - - ..... 1 i : -mn IV. .... ... mvcwe - ...... pmill 1 111 I:N ....... 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School Coinissione. ar 19 3t s4her*f~ianie. '1 TATE OF SOUTH'l CARlOLINA, 3 County of Pickes. By vuirtn of a tax execution for ilate and(1 Counity t axes listed for fis Li year beginningm N(4velruber 1st-, 89, 1 have 1evited upon) andi will 1l to the hIighest b idderui, in front of It )our1 t housie tdoor' at PickenIs C. ,S. C., dunring the legal hoursV for Ial Day in Mhiyi, 1891, i thait pice pacl rtr of a< ing lad b'eing in thie State and1( coun.) lLaforesaidt, ton thle < 14t side of 11s Creeok cotaiinig four hludred( !(04) acres uuore or less, samo tract V das. E. Dav)isi, recorded Mesno oaveyanc, 1Dook "F" page 631, on eif opert1y of V\ hiitu r Symumcs to Termuis: Caish Itn d'" of elto;. i A. lT(ImWY