The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, July 30, 1891, Image 2
PICKENS SENTINEL.
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T11URSI)AY. JULY 30, 1891.
The first bW1e of new cotton from Geor- 1
gin, was sold at auction inl New York oil
lie. 27th Inst., at. 7 cents per pound. This
is the lowest record for a first bale.i
Prof. WV. M1. Clyde, formercly (f .Wn1-h
Nille, has beenI vie "(-:1 pri:w,ipa0 of Iliv
( pit al 11111 iigh i li f I31i It 0 i fm ry li
Ala. There is a sahial 61.3t per mont "
alttched to the po"Ition. h
The watermelnl m)a I f 11h11or I bo
and west is over StCki'd. 1141 r h.-:tik ofd
1111 fru it is- g in.i l o 4 te i l m are
hek-avy. Shipmlentis haveV be glia
VMTeSS of 1)y1p1vu year hi
Thegag rle prva i! ( inl I : ll. r
lince at spart)b t,1 - 1:o4I1%% -"k. it. m \
stokcs are 1uterin;.I i1i ill s m
shiall look at fillron i th i nah
1IIhi )1r speeal es v )(!. :nIt 4 , 11 1:, 1 . wVin,
tme not wiIill'nt t. :1.A b1 f s:1 a1 ti.
'.n d tiiel M 4 t e t Id nplre. (1 . 1L
Inl anotherph-wei u r-:n
Cot tho Alliam-c pienli(- an.I F, i n if,
ie lield inl thle 1ounty durinv 1 he I t I
f u . n . . :m1d
h tnil withl a ittvie litil t (h. I i l'
thh- Views of lithe qusctimis lv Iwo 11m1v.
Bthll sidtes are ito bc acconi, 1 i 111 1
Thie Wll iSiol A lliance & is h1Iv tIlet
ihll passcl It I.Illution sa ilg they wl . tI I
nt endor Olatird pally tin ,nhat <I
1) draw ofi from tle Deoi-crt party
-would Ill dlisiasivrous' A to le Foultll. OIll i
Alliancemn a wan theilt' tl silltsr i
pn-thy I,lt iu t b ur.d t1en1u-h tod IfIsake
tihe old Demillocrativ ship of safuty all I
take Iss .4. o ili hIat composvid of suich
o WIk timber as the third party cano.
Cno. L. L. Polk, in his pub4lic m s nI i
SpaItrtanhUr'Oilg o the 'nd141 il inI., thd thiat
the Democratic party wa.:s n4 bt-tter than11
the eilpblicnll party andllitat the Alliance
Men' 111hould loolre fhvOr'b aid. Polk
will never mlake at Smuth Carolinian befievc
that it is all the same to live un Ider INAd
lial or Deocratic rue ine tis Sulta. we
have tried it and know and i the i t-ino
cratic party is split we will againl lave the
samne ol scalawag rulle.
1(here~ fit Ino hirdI party alk ' lit' iopi
i fcs ow 1. isu;a fih o the'' 4inish hi e
oiff1) leie int Imd the Demogc (rtsl ar very.1
lyfhopfulkd ofsucce. Thope'r. s Alac
wIi' takee a h:mdI)j itt te~ 4ihtI ondf the ~
1Iemocraiiitic 11 b a Inir. . C lvem a11al i ll
ill dsistt iGovernor~ o Campet'liite c:ln
ph'Iai andMily wii iil(4 ll .'Ia reefred by
somelo nibte alesOt l0epulican (~14 torr be
ie dhrelgts e from th ie 1rtoeet. I
Confreply, tra Jete fi m N'thell .i Der.r
loh a ing wether he Siti. io Clem
Ronbclege os th Conteitnca haev. a.y
clai to 7. mili insco frome l ari v
unrba thahnit gnnt. Johen Aovernor hasf
repliot: t ll to cntlIith- to the de'ltail," -
an reerin tte oneslay in ahe (iiint
del add" nope knwthat toc do ither
iliecote theBJ re if othtl wCrolna f
can I have morenthay, but ifol not take
olyw alowe onete Cma n ther-. C
The Ocula Platform.
The most Importlant subject of discussion
mnong Alliancemen and politicais it tie
resent time, is tihe Ocaila plat form. There Or
re A great n11in pevoPIc who have niever
'ad it. Others have reni it, but hiave for
>Aten its conitentt. For the conveniiene
id informition oif both of these cilaseK, Ij
c proilue it Us f";lows: soi
Fir-s1-Wcdervl-;l thle abolition of nal- 11n0
"Itnal banks. %% c iulid I hat I he govern. tio
(-lt shall estInblish suib-t reatsuries or de- int)
>sitories inl thle sevendl -,tatvs, whichal len
an llm IIO li rect to Ilte pelple ita it Ilow he.
le of iter-st, not to exceed 2 ter cent. Mll
.r at -)It o0n1-perishable farm pro- hili
lets, aint also u1ponl Ieal esltte. with pro- Init
rI limit atitonls 11pon thle <Illanitiy of laind en
)dalamilunt of 11u(iney. Wv demnnd thatve
Iv amlounit (if, the circuilating Ineiitnn he
>c;ily incrvased to not less thun j50 per p
pijijai. | t
stecon- ve deimid Ihat congress shall ag
vss uitlch laws its shall effectualy pre-veit inl
ic dealing in futures on all agricultunal int
id tleliliival produictions, preserving it btl
ritigent systemi of procedure inl trials stci ed
1 0u1ll secite tit proipt, conviction id itt
Iposition of Such pelialli(es ias shall secure Ile
w0 In-I parc c4lilphanlce m ith the ani)
w-t. toi
Third - W oileIIII the silver lill re- tri
-11t1y paSsed by voligiSs anld dvilinld ill ol
u tn-r m.f lhe free and uiliimited coiinage fol
. v r. I t
outhWe emnd 19 pssagre of the(, lir
Srhiiig alivn NIer-Shlip of Itand, Lei
)( that c.mn"rn SS Inkl pr(nipit action todv- sy
S.' SOl plia t I'l, btahini all hlattds now own- en
I by a ai n ds fat fIeign syit ient il, a It(nd
1:1 illu himl now%% beic" by nailr-o4d", and un1
t' tari tit nt in v\cc.-; of such aits is til
1a.y l't lneded by tieni he Ire.- l I
bIjinlj-I )y the4i iov%*njnt and oloe-o
l''ifi --l lie ing i ti he doctrii- of v<I1I.1
i t-1 :!1 and4 sprcial pi vilege tio inmIe, Ah
it <h I11 . bI ta I ( I I I it r n t 11e1ishi ln l ih
Mw so uil tnj eel inl I. fuiture as not tohA
116i titl o- il ustry A ti t the x Ilpe Isv of I
th--r :091we father ein Incaire ova! If t<
Iwl Vxis iti heavy :il l f tii he n 'ece I C
Its of * lmthtIll t 1 t (1 of <mr land oil
i-I t: v: we Irther' deImi d a Just nd Ile
ti1ltiab11e sytil of1 a Iuated tax' nl in- pc
N:nvc winclievc that the mlonley of thle all
lt h1i w lopt as mullich ats polttsible th
1 the( hanwds (.f ilhw Iklelad henlce We -CV
l:: itt tIIhA al1 nai1tionsal and State it
vilivus tl imt!h limited to tle nllcetry i
i.pense o li- uvenlint, CCeOnomliCailly el
ald b1101n-SO1 N iitr d.tr
ci ediIIaII the ilost rigid, hon- gf
'114 m'l t A. sl awt and na.'tionill govern1 1ilt- i
i (.o'lit and supi.vision of tfe Inti1 of Ii
'ihliv conmnunicntion and transport,ation, e\
I' this control anld sup-lrvisionl dtoes not re- al.
Ilve! tihe aise nIow exisling, We dellmand bi
hek -rovelinnenit mvwnerbIhip of suich melanls Ilh
f linIn1nunienttion ei liantsportation. bl
Sevventh-We demndn that the( confrrvss w
I the United Sltes sutbinlit anli tllillent inl
1) Ilhe C-tnsItiIItutIn prov\idIin,r filr the( Iii- t
ionl Of I'nitCed Stak(t SeINat1r1S by direCt, sl
ote of the pelel of vach Ntatc. a
til1111iil i te ititl- hpf*
innuat (' et in' a or I i'ite stii'te l I t r tn t l
tilenil S14-ly. I
The State llirticultir-al S"iity te'ims tobe
IV ctil y relt' veliled and it expucts tolt
'iVV A line( Ahow this year. The annualII tht
tectingr of Oe Slocty is t4' ll biel inl
'lrcenville this year1 onl AuIgusIt 1,2. 1.1, ndi h:[
lit and tke prispects Ia that it will b I
arg cl i lded bly fri litirers, t c., w\ 1h )
vill brigo, m1 n1 r s (.Xhibjit.:. all
Ti e follin inlcirihil . d' inl erest all ov r Mn
hie t as jt ; hten i,tistid by tih socie- '1n
iltly ireant unlthe no-elting: hthis ne'
'ly it 'I- iar i 4) lilt- hdI nt' uc et
Thie st wil-ty has Ofi'dt tr e. fIle llowi. tAl
asl petin ins :11 1d h o s th;:t. it stv r
H n1rotin frulils, v "I o tal t a t11 wrs, fo t
til
o pleasire wo prtfi' . \ilt cmotribe il-v
lst sperimenclis frml ()] 'hatod. Vincard fai
willA i xlhit :1 > the tnitig, feo ft
ism n t ont e comlIh i n th'nler St,at iri
Briond beot 'ia's tboe,d5 Forl'n thl best andtfr
bnirgt'st e.xhibitt ris of othe kinds,lltt fothr
'ho wil it'and 'ilrIs te uxiitttt of er.le 't'r<
>yi oneexhtor 1. Meon besltN an ahrndr
-.etaSebo't 3' Fo t bel'st, and hngehtew
ibi ofVpp -tiics oner xbte, . :y C ee ..p
'AIE TENDENOV 1 IIODEltN e
tion of T. J. IKanuldtin, Delivered at
Ie Coa111c22cicernncat ExercItes of tie
ItIdell Acattilevity lit 11iberittlatn 11all,
lnrietot, oa July b4't, 1891.
Ahe seniment of every thoughtfil per- C
as lie Casts about anld weigh1.s the temti- e
tiy presenteu through tIhe piesent condi
I of alf:airs, is that This is a tine, ting, n
ie e.XtIelne, to thom. who hold the in- al
.sts of i eir cun a nlilt luld their people at
rt, aiid nowever inich we iay console I
,Zeives oer' l the thouigh1t of futulre prloht- s
tics, there is a lingeling anxiety ever rv- 0
Idi- nits of those inisdloings Which tle-at
civilization it,-elf and dilnand the inter
Ition of cool reason. N
liere is hit, one ateirnative for those who c
>pose to stanld hy the righ-t 11u.nautedl bay N1
:11heats ol anbiitous scheners hurled r
tiIst prniciple, that counrse is founi
the devotion of self to the
vrpretation of conscience and in the o
died application of infallible laws found- v
ili the breast of every buinan being; but e
these days of activity wien icii Itre in.i
led by a forcol. which we Cannot- explain
,whenl their clnvirmllnents are( "luch. aisi
denl.antd the( exertion (if their tliinost cn- t
ies ill order to nsure sucess, a -.pirit 1
ilviduallily lay., hold 111)(1n theinl, an1d 11
,gettinlg tine true obhjeC of life ther, u.
owinlyi, d4!thrl.mv- every .es of biae
1i inilmm-0 bY the very lact, (f their cxis
We, and spend ticirlis isolatel fronti
Iiinithyi) :lld out 11f fromt aill that is truly
ji) lble in the ';tin attinpit to builh ip 1
-lt. Adiniting. alt onCe.'.'tat. tiere are
liy deviatiltis roin right alioig men inl
I(AV hii:1ids the Vital tthitetions of tihe
tilitry 1ow rst, it is but i,nitral that. all t
mild tlnil to tine youlngel, genvration
icre tihe hopes of a tottering wold art.
pinlg: lnld i an il mpt ing to 111113 ze this f
itrtie we ('an d no hbttr t Cion cnsider
nti (en a ty pical reprit-listative it hlie coin
si'ion f ihis ihportnt factor of poptila
Q1.
Por the ri-in,ig generalioin, here 1 ilt
eniig inteitcqiled itt the ainials ol itory;
fore it stalnd Ilhose ililI nt(Ills of lib ity is
ne-( and progress, reared.1,by tle geius i
d labors oft its lr ne ; lio w <itti
it spirited youth svizes wit I tagernessi
Cry opportunity to Imnlngiliy I.i- country's t
LIIC; tno woider that ie is able to thrill
<hearers with palriotic fire wN hen in tIe
tlr*i.s,e of prvlgJ)ofee yh:eun
'S law. G t3-a, indeed, Ire( Iie advantl.
s; tihey arv rw.ogrlniZed( lby Ile yolth but,
their vagerness it) utilize tliin, too often
cy folret tihe! soulrce of thiril. ilspiration c
'(ni to the( extent ilf Ithinkling.. that thlcy
e better t ItallI their fathers. Liiedi o Ihv
ilIIhint prlspects and hedielIss If ltl%'si
a1. t ruth I s i vr Coltra lict id, till-) ho
.fore t h st ar-eyed idde,S of r etfttit
hibch (.XtlI.I s tinth ess:1i1c- of ltcinI- ra I' l
g powr' aunt nik-s thnnislaves of cus- t.
In. So it fidlows tilit one wilo dii not
rki lowingrl.rant of aclts tranklspir-in
011nd4 Is mill exaNlt .Vty% vicei , fast bayin
< d'adi) grasp un the ytou'hi, gels tihe
edit of biing a ihssiiikt while tie who) s
)ats upoln the gricat n h eit if he mllt itude,
nuni ninig his tiletery 11 tickle th ir (I'llrs
Jloys tile fNlse hontor of such ts kniow not
vir own intertests.
Whenl we thlink inmv ripidly this emountry f
S beni setlth-d and iarcb into its tru in
Ilse, it h1ccoincs evidenlt that we.( shmil !
i h ilmirtiallY, (.vecY que14stionl having 3.
y 1l.-a1lkl ln'lW r 11II it.11 r1e- devviopeliient v
d give csiial si'ssto tIhe stulv of ples- .
t res1urcvs: it is sstentild thit l'e youti
iprcssud v itih tie Irtit iiport of their d
ntrys 11nnn', anIl li in ine of its gOv- 4
ituit lt e all should vontcuri i Iinhe si \
attvipt in lt l i rst rv ilmit fabrii atllntil it- at
Ato Its ri tihe falt rs I l r1. i ltic nnr
tint-.lnd sirive for. po,steril -lvt have p
With IOS eCCtIS still br'111iLhte thIan wit
iiy beIl proudi l: it i under I aS republiian
dIs byi ltile t- vi'iti-' 'it i eI';llit,jl* tj,a'
Ii le'ially~ f:tori ui: eeis thgat er
>tnir, nt hi g iiniu l duthno r inen
guphos|i 1h dvigity of athtiat iovant t,lb-ut
I o te fat tat. ourll '\ ~ very corlitns ite
lit ti icionSittn oft abo I t i every attt tai e,
aftili<l t t two c'hir'U5i, l t li's ft>it in
I.siiniall' of r -vrain int sii htlO ttu iiti whe
e ra illn 2 ilr th :Ii ti Iil fit te onit i.
.int2 n ll' iatu reiily'I t' frby ito the
ti tin -s ofIih~t itimin~ w5 m-at il ii
ity tat ph'lilaa.npi lit3 tpoan t hu :- ' r pets ai
tin whereo phn f' iatt at h) rei.sa ani-h
r':te iit:ls t r ie tie iigsi:utuiir lllr ('a--a
an atll attiiag Ili tht'.t'tec tres of ln-r,
m,ist it lilt' t h e t ji i ''(ii ih o de niing.
e Suitlledphhshiieiasol.9
so ui tine wianh'~ ityi nit n tend lin oitit
rest pr int icuii iitai uht''i Io t ite d sov't - 1
h(3 ftonanis'm ttetti inn jn.ahnve x ithi
'ga.ri thei( ni:im't reth:d mher arI te pro- Ij
lOu tconf t roinig~ te weapl If at'ery mrder i(t
If evr sectiontit is esse 'nti-t that t.erett
isoarne tbi<hng l(Vi p inil in ong sthem;t
reliss i is tiynd I isidera 10) iiti iwn
lin ltigrt of l't'ha t iiiats nitt~ 'u prvi: -
t-e i a e on liio ns ex:il'. ruoo'mi oa' __
i'h I tt )l l t hr ire i ni/ l i te thrti l-I
'l iahdt' in, Ilaw li - thraceh anduim ordert
gui ty, lla-hutrnsit f nth l i otf hanstilte'
toti r otf('>li tt ii n thei tliiuin to f Si.naiI e
Iys prinioaf tVy'iinon tnininled thriou Ilih
ht)is tei bh- 12 t& ihig thirottln hiii' ti n -
tit oa'ei' i'y'-lin?Is hiiaeb ~ inv Ile the ,~~
lare I(l.t>f r a ih o f tr rmrhi I z tire ishe
Ittloift o)r:htere ino n:n-pitg t'ht' jgiize e.
ie foan tin'i (e'la,theyt wlal ltO''ati'a mi -rp
orie aof Ilfir. cll, i tnis btrtha' it I
very honest effort for the good of the peo
le will dissolve under the triumph of its
riniples.
But we Can bear thus to speak of our
'fects; they are evident, and the indiffers
it are becoming aroused to a sense of
keir duty regarding a suppression of those
il influen8es which portend such awful
misequnenc s to the land.
Enligltenlenlt hits placed her ban.
er uponl the s(iI of igIoranCe, superstition
Id illst. anaId somn we lo))L to welcome
ilt satis el sulerior knoweldge by the
lIce of WiliChi all that is trivial and that is
ilish must hV driven from out the bounds
f clic-ourlagele nt.
Tle0,0ay may we heartily speak for the
'liate of the future; there are agencies at
otk whose consumiated vietories will
Ountitefl!t the vile threatts of demagogues;
e have i() reason to be despondent, but
ther to awake with renewed energies to
iet the claim1is pressing so heavily upon
8, for these lrobilels which seem to envel
p us in an iinextrieable entanglement, are
(arnings of a Providential source; they
all for a union of tlctiglt and action and
emnand or oinst efforts.
couhl Chc tvil that siroutids the future in
bystery be toni assunder,l verily believe
liht ther.[,( N'hIl e Ievealed a spectacle
ponl whi-Ih 1 all would gaze it joyous
iI enfllit.:nl te li present generation
ith Int acid wouldh rejoice, giving hon
r lo lvim i-!ellius. and plraising th. God of
estiny w. lovI'- wouhl not sulerposter
tv to yichd o1110r prsin
OIb1l Iie Yollti If this land be made
iibly o fecl their importance, soon
uld bm-dnIs fall fromt the shoulders of
lonlost li-ztriots, anI the light of hope and
iospeity woild mIingle its lgs with those
-verhliung bamos w hich emnitate only
rom11 truth in sources divilne.
Thei, S S If Atioerica whose heritage
VVIIIs lilimilt-d' l et not the vanity and
0Ily of the tiie.; iiti-le u1ion yourreason;
UAt mit t hose trivial anId rebellous thoughts
>y na1ture 11 hitmting you, ;mdl prove Your
voI Illiness of citizenship by Conservative
,rmcipl,s, and by deeds immipaclhed in
11qti ive.
Ai t tothe fatlher% wioe gray hairs re
nid us of days spent in the service of
1ail'iil andi especially for the promotion
If our welfare; to thelil is due the honor of
I1.1ng4 battld against tile regilaritiCs of
ilt and of having Isced u1 in a position
I COMpa1rative inVdteIIeIeCe; let not in
;nit i! tinh' iendish hatid lead us on to forget
hIm ni i our pr(.>SPerily.
Iive on, iave hearts, in the hope of see
n offpiisfollowing y aiths; withyonr
rI epts and your exatiPles, this couitry
anl1 nRIVel suifer thr1loulgli transmission of
wMr: I uCCeeding years will testify to the
eliine virtue Of your children, iispired
13' those t iogs for, ere long. a new era
uil c uiience; alre.lty, the young heirs
f .\nwian librty iand ilndepenoe stand
t ; heraold awaiting a glorious inheri
IlleCc.
Frossa1 NeedliuIre'.
D.i; .Si:rrm:i.: As I have not seen
ny new VI%A ls Yvt ill yourl CohIIIInS from this
teCtionl, I hlave c.icluded to write up a few
lots.
We have stopped complaining of the
'arched. e1rthi an:1i lre rejoicin.g over the
Catifil ainls taIt have fallen lor the last
nv days. Crops are looking tine through
iiis suction. having been well worked up
I date. The farmi rs ire not tlrough work
ct and if tile r1ins continie another week
'e will lave to disaud and get ready for
lie picnics.
ir. J. F. L.them lost a nile the other
ity. of what tle vet eriia.'y sullgeon cl:tim.
, to bhe paralysis of the stona(-h.- Mr. J.
V. 11lilt, (if (Ioss Plains section also lost
line mulle Thurisda:y of the same dii!eaise.
llidt If the Conilltillilty is VeI good at
Sloaii fro. h reenville D ruggists,
as juist reciivedImh aout twelve bushels of1
(Iw T 'NIP SEEDI.
EIETRA~L HIfGH SCHOOL
W. P. HOLLAND, Principal.
1Thorouhgh instructions givenl in all1
Ingl Ii bra; nlmsCl1, tIe1t1 nat1a sciees
ant in 11 m lhigheir Ma:the'mautics..
It (5bserv' mll iink. D)iscjiplinIe firra
at kIind(. T iion11 $8.25 to $12.50
1:'Sr51 ssiin (If liveC 111 moths. No re
uetion (e(-et for' sickiness of two
('oks or niorec duirationI. For fuirthier
foril I ndt in apply d to prlinceipal at Cenl -
___________lPrincipal.
WoODWoRmV
e m cA8n. 23 UN IO N SQUARE. M. Y A'imxCLea
rr.Lno bSTON.4AS& ALI(A A. .
FLVIIaFOR SALE BY
V. .A. R E'3-ID, Agent.
A nd Eersonh, N. C.
IIe W inthrop Tr aiinlg Schlool Colnnbia,
)pen to) girls oIver IS y'ears ol. Gradt.
-s areu lii itlld toI teachi in tihe schools (If
Iilrlhips5, one: 1by thel Stat.e worth $150,
i ie bylh ithe l:school worth $30.
1111 second1 (com11petitiv e exainalitionI is
leral to ne1 heIild at. tile Couirt Illuse of
4(kensicounity Fridiny, July13 31st, at hi. a.
Por futher partiCiclars at(hhress,
D). 1. Joi'NMsoN.
Columbia, 8. C.
Band(I For ~ sil.
Bids for the $10,C 00 in Comit
mse5 bIondls to be6 i,sued( for the
ibllinig olfl he w Cout House at
kens will bie r'eceived by' thle Coum
s-ionlers att their oflice t Pickenis
iil S ih dIay (If Neptember('i 189)!.
it bonlids to 1be isuied will be 20
iri non-tIaxable, bearhinmg initercsl, at
le 1st dannariiy each year. Bids
.1 beI r(eeivedI til to 12 a. mn., on the
V named ablove.
MATT'i lJ'W JHENDRICKS,
CThr'mu. Board.
3). L. Detme~Nr, Clerk.
EETAI GITIG
'le i'ilr ad hias not ye(t ('lme tol P1iek
,lbut Picken's is now inl spealkinig (his,
i't of the roIilriod.
h to talk toI aniyone( in ta --other towvn. .s
5t4p t the "phon11" an'*d ciall thle one
elegramiis pIrotIlyl traunmittuld aindl
rec( tne ss gutaranit ed.
II mes-ages for ihkens and1( viinity
t'ICKEN2S TELEP)IlONF Cm TI
PAINTS, OIL,
AND FARMING
FINEST REA Y
(AlL! C(
H OME-MADE V
ARRIAGES of i
M ARKLEY "Bre
ATLANTIC Bugj
ROAD CART9~ h
KNO1BY HARN
L IGHT Throe-Qu
E1ERSON & F1
OU WILL SAI
By Purchasi
The Greenville
GRIEENVI
H. C.
U. W. SIRIMINE, Supes.ant
1891,.
McFALL'S
ALMANACK
-rolt
1B91.
The probability is that the weather
,Vil continn'e to be warm, with an oc
:asional hot spell, and
This Almanack will continue to fur
iish hot weather goods, like fly fanls
md traps, parasols, umbrellas of all
iizcg; light fihoe., slippers and straw
iats, muosquito nets, toilet soaps5,
>rushles and perfauer'y, and if it
lon't rain soon we want the StIEr:
o have a cut of thi's Alnanack fixed
ip and~ placed along side of Tomjf
iloani's Soda Water Man. Tonm's
nan has a good open countenance,
vith a regular ice cold sodai water ex-.
>ression and a mihty good openin'
or p'ure drugs, and Tom can dowvn
thiis Almnanack on p)hysic and seeds,
>lIt when it comle's righ' ont
'ruit Jars,dwnt
Jelly Tumblers,
Cheap Sugar,
Good Flour
and Clean Coffee,
This Almannek is away ahead.
Next week we'll have a supply of
Lew croly tulrnip seeds, something
hat will grow turnips as big as a
oap gourd.
W. T. McFALL.
2i301.
A Household Remedy
FO R ALL.
BLOOD AND SK IN
DISE ASES
B. B.B.
Botanio Blood Balm
It Cures ig*MSALT-2
form of malignant SKIN ERUPTION,b
sides being effiacious In foning up thea
systers and restoring the constitution,
when impaired frem an cause. Its
almost eupernatural healing properties
d ustiousi guarantee lag a cure, if
8ENT FREE -.f"~?" "...,
BLC.0D BAL.M CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
RY A"LE
.nd get MORE PC
Write for our New lustrai
IE LEFFEL WATER WKEEL A EN(
HARDWARE
IMPLEMENT8I
MIXED PAINTS I
)LORS$.)
AGONS,
dl kinds,
wate?" Buggies,
;ies ald Phletons,i
T1q Styles,
ESs,
arter Buggies,
SHER Vehicles.
'E MONEY
g the above at
Coach Factory,
LL1E, S. C.,
IARKLEY, Proprietor.
emndeuat- ap130y 1
WANTED AT ONCE!
13 Yokes of Steers;
45 Milk Cows;
3 Young Mules;
1 Good Horse;
103 Sheep,
And want to pay for them
in PIANOS, ORGANS and
SEIVING MACHINES
At the GREENVILLE
MUSIC HOUSE,
Alexander Bros. & Co.
Next door to the express office.
T OTICE O1F FTN.tI, ME-1"'LEMlENT1
ihrhv V ive noier thait I will ap.
11'to .. 1kewheNry .Judg!e of Probi ate for h
1'iekens ("ounty, S. ( . , onl lhe :d lday of
Auhgust, 19I1, fo r leave to make 1 a fia
sett lenment of t he esi ate &* f I I:sse,lgine TI.
Loioper (Wichetir), and3( ask to beL dis- C
clarged as guardlian.
J1AMES T'. SINGLETlON ,
July t h, 18911. bw4 Goudi i h
t
Afa'ufactuirers. WhIolesale' and1 Retail I
J)ealers~ in
LEATHER!
h
Harness, Saddles,
Anid Saddler'y H[ar'dwvare
III(Iemle trter for goodls in otur line. 1
Ili i et (Casha P're paid fo. r lIIides and a
terdi ers by mail will have spe(cial at ten
GOWER & GO0DLETT.
10'3 Alanin StreeIt, i
GREENVyILLE, S. C. E
R. M.WERTrZ,
PROPRIIETOR "r
NIONUMrENTIS, TIOMIISTONI.Es, ('01. If
NEll 8TONEs, ETUc.,tr
0ad1o shert nlotie. Satiasfact ion (junr.
mifed, and pries as low as the lowest,P
.t ality of the work at all times being'
.I atfh agent for the best Iron and wtt'ea
checs on the mnaket. Oive me ai (all ne
cnd try mny work. IC. M. WI-iltT2.
WER7
'se LESS WATER
tCatalogue of 1891,.7
uiNE CO.SPRINGFIEL&n n,O.,U I .
j C. JEFFRIEH,
ATTORNEY A LAW,
No. 79 Law Rauge,
GIEERVILLE, 8. C,
Pratlice in all the. courts. Can give 0
wry best references. Telephone No. 79.
jan22maU
J. 0. Bowen. J. II. Freeman,
B oWEN & FrlEEMAN,
ATTOitNEYS AT LAW,
tp2y1 I ICK ENS, S. C.
Wu.s & Oiau, J. E. 110009,
'reenville, S. C. Pickens, h. C.
w 'ELLS, 0R11 & 11OG.8,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
PICkE.S C. If., m. C.
q. P. AvNsmr, C. L. 110-.l.INGHWOnRn,
iolicitor 81h Circuit, Pickens, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
A NSEL & IIOLLINGSvoirm,
ATl'OlNEYS ANDI) COUNSELOI S
AT C7AW,
PICKE41s C. II., S. C.
Practice in all the courts of the State,
min attention given to aill busiiess entrum
ed to them. nhl14-88tf
ILL & WELD)ON,
DENTISTS,
122 Matin Street. GREENVILLE, S. C.
Gam gh-viv every Thursday and Friday,
kid teeth extracted without pail.
N4(Ymich O1i., un()VAL,.
My Dentail Hooms are now located in
iV. C. Cleveland's new buildig over the
4avings' Ilaik and Felt.on's Book Store.
.J. W. NORIWOO), 1). 1). S.
iV. M. Nonwoov, 1). 1). S.. Assistant.
GICEENVILLE, H. C.
DlIt. J. P. CARLISLE,
!)INTIST,
lltce over West moreland Bros. & Duke's
an1l'89) GREENVILLE, S. C.
D1). FRANK SMITH,
EAIESLY, S. C.
Is now permanently loented at Easley,
md respectf flly, offetrs his profesion~al
ervices to the ptiblie generally. 2jae9O
C. FITZGElIAM.),
GREENVILLE, S. C.
Over Westnioreliand Bros'. Drug Store.
k1l work done by- the inistantati'ous pro
(Iss. Also make enlargements from old
itture's to ani size in water colors, tray
il, India ink, pil aid plaii pholtographs.
NiANSION 11017SE,
G REENVI I,.E, S. C.,
Iis been newly refitted and excellertly
trished. It is first-chiss in its appoint.
nents, and is oae of thie btest i4te'ls ina the
uth. Situlated in fit'e healthieqt aad
Inst del'ghtful loenlity ina the country it
ffers stiperior attratiens to visitors. 'Its
'tusme , tannoiit b,e e.xtcelletd in ta ci ty.
J. LEWIS. JUILUS E. BOGGS.
THE PICKENS
Land .'.Agrency !
If you want to buy or al land, read
TIhe' Picens Lami A !!ene'v nowv has for
dl' thle fo'llowjing de'si le' lanads.
2i.0 arats on li tIt' East atori,, 40 aierca ini
taltivatioan. Il atres boat tuom, 11 acres ini
,,td p)astuire. getn a,lo g house, '50 acres faine
Lwe gr:ss.,inot ft'nced,l st al. le ftr four
first's. Tlh,is phict' is well watered antd a
araian att $j5ot.
A\ detsirabtlt' lt aton Ma in st reet, Pi ckensH,
iintajna.ng i ae, t.oodat stablles and wt'll
f goodia watecr i n premisa s. One oif thec
atast vaui ale lo ts ian town; price $;110.
A farmt of 23M atcres. 4 amilesq west of
'itkensia; 30 acres caired, balance in good
imbe'r; well waitered by creek and
prmigs; necar C!oncordl church and seheol
ouse; desi rabale neigia>rhaoodl. Price $1,
1'2ii acres nair Ol Ilabbait T1owna, Liber
y' town.ashi.p 1k ile iIs taf station; gtood
wecllinag. lhes wvell. 75 neris ini iti vation,
. thle beast c*ottona sectt on in the edounty.
rie t $,:00; termias e:asv'.
li0t :arres' .2A a miles "farom Pickenas, 40
'reS in El ti vat iton, 12 neires btt't bot1tomt
mtd, will hlot wash or overtlow, 610 acre s
lie pline Itimi-r. Picte ait.00, tone third
ish, bl,: ance on longi. t ime. Th'is is a
12:3 art's ntorthiwest. of Sy'mmes' nill;
(1 acrs ini ti tivat ion. 25 aere's ini bottoma
ndl ton Fi ftenc' Mil Ct reek . Ini a hiigha
ait' cot ('ultivattiona; agoodt imiildinags; fine
atter amti a godta cardi. ITermis, 8 per
'itt.; I tilec, ;3 ya'ais
A sptill Iatriii tof 100 acres, 22 miles
arth oaf Piickens. on gronledl roadl; three
'acd ten'ianht houalsts. 60t aicres in haighi state
r cultit-atioan, 3(0 aaeri< s betst Tlwelvet Mile
itlit; (lot's itt overflow;: fiane paistunre of
.1 acres, gtotl fenatc', gt tat we'l Iotf water
a t wt g'am.d spirinags. Will sell on casf
-rms. Prie 61,800.
1610 acrt's neair Cenitral with 75 net~- in
high staft' of c-ult i vatioan. Gotod dwel
gamil nt-tessairy tiut bui iligs.
'l'uwt'aty-one aatres oft lhmd in th'c town
SEaisley for scale'. A good tenat, house
it. '550) cash.
200) acres til Ihig Crow Crt'ek ; 75ace
ctultivat itini; '25 aert's betst btotto)m land
acres of' it withlouat a ditcb: the bot tii
itd not stilbject to tiverniow ; half n ilIe of
i anid gmt, onae uil e of school and
murch. Price, $2,000; ttermis easy.
175 acres niear Pumpnkinatown' in -originalI
rest; 1010 acr'es lies well andt thlnber'fine,
ntc $150.
17.5 netre's 'ighit mile's ntorthi of Picken,
I graded road to Eaistaitte; gotod friame
itiEnce, gooda tan anud all neert4'ssairy out1
Idings, g.tood wveIl of wate'r; 50 atere'r ini
It ivaition,. bailanace ini originvail ftorest.
1(0; onethirtd cash . biailance til long iime
Also 400X acres alcloiniing (lie abovie t rat,
ne'r's litttmi uinaunproaved; 850 acres of
et in origiial timber. Prce *450.
95 acres 2 miles southwe.e't of Cross
Ilns til waiters oif Geor'ge a cek; good
tton) lanad, tane-hialf in tirigianal forest';
e timber; ailimt 35 acres cleared and in
ugh state of cualtivaition; good W'auter aid
cessary b lid t ings; f erma~ ca'ay.
iwares ini the toraute fimuits of ,bs'
An of Pickenas o< douible ltig house,
w' sfalelts for Iwo hiorsesq antd two c'ows,
*gtin andic huggy sbed, 28 acres in hiigly
Le tif ('ultivaittiin, 10 aceres ini fine bot
n, 6 aceres oif artod piasture unditet wife
iCe. Ti'hju is a Slendllid bargain at
500, tiie half cIash, balanice iln one or
at year.
Il atre's just north oif town, jo)ins the
otralt' hmaits, aill in cualtivaution, 101 aeres
Ithe,finest boittom laund, flue buildig
- Thiis is a goiod bargailn for a: perston
ni ing a Situil faurm near' ttown. Priec
at, ialf cash, bialaince iln one kara.
'tar anay p'artiecalrs write to Pickens S
ad Autnn' Pek>a.... 8