The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, August 13, 1891, Image 2
IMKENS SENTINEL.
PICKENS C. 1.. k C.
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2. BOGGS, Editor and Proprietor.
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TIIURSI)AY, AUG. 13, 1891.
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The new people's party Is making quite 11
a fuss in Ohio politics. It is reported that 0
the new party is already threatened with a 11
split. __
The Kentucky election has gone by and
bemocrats have as usual carried fthe day. (
The third party horse did not reach the c
home stretel.
The political tight in Mississippi, is fast
drawing to a clome and Maj. Baiksdale iats
given up the fight. The sub-treasury lkad c
was more than he couldi carry.
Reports from trade centers say that busi
ness is becoming better, and the outlook
for fall trade and prices of produce is
much better tian ior some time paist.
The Coosaw attorneys have not decided I
as yet whetlher they will appeal or not from I
the idCcisionl of Chief Justizc Fuller. We
give the decision in full in another column.
The Alliance Congressmjen of Georgia
say they Will Hot vote for aiy of the can
didates for Speaker of the National I louse,
unless they Will give decided expression to
their views upon the Ocala plattfom.
The great cause of the closeness of m1on
Cy matters among the people of Ilte South,
is the high tariff anId an extravagant Con
gress. No pensions comlje South 1 3 pay
back the money dnavn out by the tariff.
Dr. Janies Woodrow, of Columbia, ias
been elected presi-ident of tile Soth Caro
.lina College. No better selection could
have been inade, faid tie high slandard of
that institution will be kept up under his
'anlagemnent.
The advent of the Kansas third party
missionaries into (t1vorgia does not seem to
have helped tlie the cause there. When
ever the Nortliertn politi(ai preachers begin 1
to coie South, ever white minlil is sure to
go back into the Democratic laty.
The nine milllion dollar mortgage of the
Cincinnati & Cape Fear railroad Istj caus
ed a ripple of excitineit il tIhe S)oleny
section. The building of that line u) the
Oolenoy vallcy wou l he a great thing for
the upper portion of the county and we
hope that this is no false alarm.
The AlIliam ncmn of Kaneas hauve decid
ed to hold their wheoat for higher prices.
[t will be stored itn elevators anid kept there
until thme pric.e goes to a point aigreed uponu.
If the othier Ntet(s join ini, tihe South can
!oon learn a lesson or0 tw on) thi le siub-treas
tiry bill.
Thme r''eent. writec up of P1ickenis county
by the StENT:sNs. is beginniung to hear fruit.
People who knuew~ nlIotm of thme county
buefore haveC seeni ch's (of tihe paper and
are wr'it ingh to parit ies here, i u:king Iinquier
ries about the (lheap priodnetik :amlcs. andl
son we w~ill have a regular inthix (If (iti
z.ens, w have 1been alttrac(ted hi therrard'~
by the great inducements offered to f.rst
class settlers.
We can raise corni, wheat, hogs, cattle
and sheep, b)ut the north can't raise cotton,
8o let them corner their grain atnd mesat.
We'll raise our own food products and
sonme cotton too, which they will have to
purchase. It will be a great day for the
South when thIe peo ple here are forced to
reise bread and1( meat for home consumup
tion and onie or two combInes by the grain
and meat prodlucers of the northwest will
make us doI it.
This year there is quite a mnlher (If va
Canies in the benefleiaryj schuolarshmipis at
the Citadel A (endemIy, but not s1 mnany as
occur at the end (of every feurthm year.
The actual number t his year is thirteen,
and the applications to stand the comipet i
tive examinatIons are pouring ini. 'The
Board of Visitors will meet in Columbtia
on Septembet- 3d to pass uplonl these appli
cations. This couty is entitled to one
scholarship. Readt the adlvertisemetnt pub
lished last week and mtake your application
in time,
A ,cbtton convention is to meet in A than
fa e Septemtber the 2nd, to devise somei
p1 ni to contirol the production oIf thue sta
.~e. All cotton State's are regntestedl '.o be
'epresnted.'he Scouth Carioinma State.
Alliance proposed the convention, but, all
producers are asked to take p)art in thme I
work and help to make it a success. This
is a amove in the right direction. Manuufac
hurers control the prtice of their prtodiucts I
by shutting down their mills and stoppinug C
the supply. Cotton p)roducers should foi. r
low theIr example. It will beat the Rub.
weaury.______ ___3
The conferet:ce between the F"armers' Al- r
liance and the Anti-Lottery Democrats of S
[GouIsIana has resulted in an agreement by
which a .iuint tIcket wIll be nbomiated.t
The Fas~rmerM' Alliance will name the gov..1
ernor, treasurer, and suiperintendent of1
public education, aid the Anti-Lottery
League the leutenanit governor, auditor,
attorney . general andi *ecretary- of state.
These nomintailons are to be made by a
opnai-cntion selected by all thes white voters
)ho.'are opposed to the lottery, and after
~~dsubmitted t9 the .Den ocratic State
eto. The Alliance endorsed this
nt,nd at oc nominated Thomas e
atua50. s president and state commis
agrciiue,for governor. The e
4 ~ 'tcttif be alnost altogheu-w on-' the n,
ALLI ANC3 UNION PI4IC.
gate and District Lecturerm Primeo
Pursuant to the notice publlshed solne
me since, the sub-Alliances of this section
the county, held a union Picnic at 8e
ma last Thursday. State Lecturer Jeff
ea, District Lecturer Keitt and flon. Geo.
:hnstone, M. C., were prebent and ad
ressed the People on the live questions of
ic hour. At I I a. i., about 600 people,
rmong them many Ildies, gathered at the
and fi the grove near tite church, to hsten I
the gentlemen named above.
President O'Dell called t ie tmeeti ig to or.
Ir and annoiieed that I lie exercises wouIhi
(pele( with with prayer by Rev. V.
4ingleton, who asked the blessinig of
ie A llwise Ruleroni the teeti ng, after ward
a delivered a short aliress of wolcome.
rhe first speaker introduced was lion. J.
Keitt of Newberry, hi.;ad(hress wais pret
mu11ch the same as the one delivered be
>re the county Alliance, here on July the
id which was reported in full in the 3.
I.mm at the time and we will only give
Lre what lie said onl the demands of the
rder.
The denmds of the order: We will on
consider the inatini 'luestionl which is
te mo-st important (if the 'nanty13 demands
f our farmers. Ist. We (it mand the ahIo
tion of the National Bank- as oe of the
realest, evils foisted on the laoring class
f any country. This systemi has given the
alpitalist nlimited power, to oppress Ithe
thOrer and has brought on the )reset
ght between capital and labor. What is
loney, this all-powerful oppressore? We
lust have some conception of what it is
nd whenlce It derives i.s power. Wh
rented it.? 'lese are <questions on which
lie people have beenl kept igr.oraitt, III
ow they are hginning to vartn soilietlinlg
bout it. Money is a eation of law; (innt
if the materilis of wich money is made
lave iny intrinsic value, except the vialmil
'iven it by law. Lumps of gold and silver
lo not plis ass s1oney until the staip III
lie government is phaced upon it; tlen i
8 monley that. powe-ful king. The (oin)
we of gold is 11li initel, tie silver alI pa
)er issue is liinited. The Goveriniliit
he right to ainke IlomeY, ant I1all slatemenit:
0o the contrary are false. Iriig thie( lat#
war the Unitecl States issuied millitns 01
;ri'enmimk ltgl tender not (s, simpiy I
th credit of tle Governinleint, anl thal
WKs good money. ail is IItlIy. At. that
ti ti the circubitill. i, l ws .t pci
capita, lab,or Inm(l produc-t was hi eh. %N -
it is less than 4: 1wr capita, itl fbII and
produ11(1e is at a low pICe. If Ihis il ak G ov.
erimtie of ti iwoplo anid for the liople
it. is the (G vernwnt's duty I I IIIriish III
peoph- with a s11tirient circulathiing! iciliumi
with whici to dI bini4iess. 'T'lih-capilalists
whto ctrol tle m1on1ey of this cotilry lire
Dily six per ceni t. ( tilt- twpl tio a.i ll ii
hiA siX per cenlt. representl i hs i tilt w eig y13
>f the( cti r (,Ic nll()Is mand oppI)re"Ses lth
linly-fou.r piv.er entl. I " our 1p tlou tion
XIhichI bejlngs to lite:1 bi,rglasan
his oppressimn lis bit-Vn grwNvorst!
-vertine1 ih wa Moivny hasi mt weighetdt
>ropivrt.y and)( lab1or.
Tit Ithe (vrne mnake a paper
lolhar as' goodl as at fr(l One nit fn MI ani
tlivy. O)n what is lill-st-Governnw11vil bonds
linlt( hl)ng such at preilnitmii edv , bull, the(
he crediit, 4 the Goveren y The?
ionds Ir thin nlIV aI basis fori the iss i
if Naittii:tl laik Not xNs which is g_oml
noney, but we nist V 1 t it thlouiglh Ilhi
muiks ai4 pay it hight- r:tte of inlcres
hIOroefolr; tha.t's wletre tlit robelie mii s inl,
that tln s gret tIe whaip isey r l'hi G vrn
lit'it al INult onve p t"r cItL. :Il! ph t ;l
wids is s cri ty -.-thilfsv sanm b lns mi
YIl, tinit have nt in p t-id of Ot e glima
itires of tet : overnism tt ii ina. c ii.
l thew th o bank, thle mif we1Tie
lell this in ile Io I t n e thid loii n
hilsscs m. fr-1n11Vte n ti M tly periil 1evI
tiit is 1:4)t I,eAry, wi i t is'? Ti ( se sait.
bAs t i (he tr1 thi ct lu III it 1ha1
c tolll w,%ill tnot i .a h,t'lit thre I is 1pa
plind pand the Act.e produtet iccringlyt
irThits verninen hasl ien too (,n in i 's
interiilst f te aptallitui,e have ii on. h
trolekIiislaftien ;'lgi litgh Tn A ictlli
anet e it the y t 4 in d tii we oas,ek
(and lkiit5 thesu.t esury hil it ian . ]tr
wti iveryat melde o d th is blii teill thaif
lie Aliancet he endriid,lit i ilu d ea
nian tsof ove thatitis andot aii goo in I il't
A.ts giti ih i benr ostt.oal ti
whether otrtnki. any bi! isnlcontithuinat,thr
thnd pasr the ActCi.l(It is the W-u ie5 (it
lieurt lts alrett lly ai thlIpi rdat the; Ien n
::m lnd ntione'ty to - cip,rtik o s,t eit tiy
mekh.on.Ie Jbts of the iver iten. Wetae [cn
hnei rit [rac Aow atd wae iitoustaii li.
tehet until he i lle aiked ir hclo.ws:
-omll it will,hat n t <h.li anti day.ll 'i hr
ol. Kit spiokte to oneit hur tan thir ty
ites nbh the closuett~ et tenkltin of
h e auec tt ti the tofhisi.ls whena
reesh o lloneti t houtind Ifkin lites
vagive lot r d:inner.sILfiraid'him
Ateriic piartk it od a stIls diner
reparie fo thle venlit n by iuithe ives lofiti
hae sturdyli yeety, atll. paitre at thei
iuite prmpth;l tl at ic tm listen to
>ther it~ii addres es yh. I$ii iyI h
turerj i4if th tlince was introduced bty
lieiideUt,t hO'Dell,k ag sine as c ollowut. t'
ttnd BrCthe of miilwi Ahine gr eed it
in esioutiha It iam iiroudil toii ine tn ahere
ii (nak. thi ii i i f hn gatli d its y ci.t .
mn hthe plealure tof v'IiewI ie tihe ktint om
lio tPsien i onf frlie theti tan lois a
aig routItntin haowite i had beeni led
sa our siourt evig h t nIondrevers
licieYu cuty aisiliis a figrandt i tarilel
aity cou beore of odiy ras t ter
entiv e ofi the Stte A-ianou hit h eirudi
>fit aeostill, l yin bae tilen to lil.
be (Ife it?f anw obl nd hotnoreidI I expinet
oneiftthe printlso thetl oier andon wa itt
iclane will be tltnd t til) (cIt ntnh areloit
dprad Olll on y amid le0 forad-ie
iuin te liidhpp eld it. I~ shl li ftv rtht
tillp tefarmers othat er nolitliitv re
hiing else hiciitii t o tit.c'in athelii itt p I t I
hank Gdi- bfoe maig m la loimlt, thec-i
'ds tipn thf faringist ther nahst oftl i
mn teyilns. t1 i t theog pl raw~t n lay
iktmuoe of the tlimey ofthei cono heiv
amae thea iarthgie foritho its going
Iowh?ererayt artitrte thei Iht ws too
Atheppesclion of (lie farmtere thas has vht
ar.li do eetit everyh were and bon wviry
ide, iwe Paisaer haearaenving dews
net whas wufered andi et ablepoaties
larae been btiet (my il eg vao- t-o
euety youact tone ofte gats ill.l
anasser thi wtath arefyat heingnr'dhed
on,?lv any of will ree to tho aty tic
an of it? Asno tof cas hlittlto 'we
hrahdta come lawon candli nowecf o nemite
rnar the waithi bend at t5 all. frottfmot
heywrwenfore uro o adprcaau
fo nade. Wha T is s~ofta
own Thee wa a t
Jacuary. The speculators say that we are sub
producing too much, and just, about the ocr
lath of November w4en all your store bills the
andlfilens become dd'i, You heir the cry that hor
the eivht million bales raised have glutied the
the market, on the other hand they say we are
are lazy, that is why we are in straightened I)e
circeunstanceis Tie two assertions will not are
agree-on the.Que hand raising too much we
on tie other we ar lazy-then the talk of jor
this eight millioli of. bales of cotton sil
)riticel by the Southern cotton States and so
the little produced by India and Egypt, thi
glut tle markels of the world. Thus you
.ce those two prolositions cannot be recon- thc
cied. Ve have raised twenty-six crops na
since the war, Imlostly good crops too, and Ti
et, we are poorer. The farmer is becom-| il
ing desperate under this deplorable state ofI er.
aiffairs. History shows that all great revo- crt
l1tionl- that have s-hakenl GoverInMents to th
their foiidations have been cauvsed by the wi
oppression of the Agricultural classes. '
Rome fell when 2500 men owned her prop. ti
erty. Greece did likewise when 500 men w,
controlled her wealth. cr
We arc fast drifting to that point in a
America today. We have the best Govern- TI
ient ever the Funi shone on, if it can bd Ia
maintained as it was founded, but the op- h
pre.ssionl of the necy power and the el- di
fects of evil legislation will destroy it. We lis
have started a revolution for relief aid wi: et
make the tight it the ballot box. T be
French peasanry arose against a e1Hss a( be
uo)0nI tlie (owllfll of othe-s. ThI)e pOepl otm
that I represeit do not propose to get relief bu
n that waY, what, ' we dlemklAnd will ble to nto
maii's ijury. The& French pieople have.$--m
per capita and they are PrOsPerou1s an .:
ly fril-Id!, we have sta-til a finlanciar- ti
revolitionl that hasstartlctle whole wcri. C
We ire- iot seelking bloi, ie d1 n1o witilt A
to tviar dlown any cIel else we 4,nlY, waint I
the fiarier to lI:ve a fair cialice. %Ve tu-e lic
not askintg ebalily (if Ohe tioveimi-t, we Iil
m1ly Wanlt (luitale LItIntmIIIeIIt. We want
ltw%'s ect'd 'Iit, we Ily b le iable to protect
ccuri'lvcs from tille inlsatiatu greer of the
spfleicuitr aid m1oney ue lnder. I ftlhe iillion It"
aie wislics Ielinas Iliie, all they lmIve A
to dio is tI ask for it and the work is (IPci,
hill- whell Ille fill-1114-r wisilw; a little hjll
Is-ed for his Ienelit, a great I hilhclubhaloo is M
naised an<l Ibe is I., hl I hat it canlilft, he flone.
Silce tilie sirreider. of Lee thle gi ip of tle to
ionicpclist, las heen tighOilenling oi tle lIa
loril", (hcises and tHey hive ebei.led 1t
aIg.zainlls it. WhenI we hav : hevn comipelled
tk ask me i wne iw ! revere aid vet A
lIve, ci who Ice always bcIn in the
fr mt nink inl Hicic of ned Itld wiiho01L,scoI EcI.
!l IS :iw'ays prove06 c1WisV. I Say wCeII
Schiih Carnidini lims to say to her so's t(ict M
have alwavs sto11el by her to retir(e. it is
evVileIct Ihat. L iniws d:1cid a c ige and the
leecople are determine to send mcI to lilte
Ixgi'lativce 1 halls that will be their servanlts tic
aIII IL thei mia .. The thulliler thit inl
lmre ell.s thc cmining'-r po"litica1l storiIn is il- to0
reldy llc.:lcI inl tiche listulco., tlhe(, ligheing
tit poilical dlloim has already stiriekeI down tic
sc:w c of t. most pr4minciet mii niit maiy ct
more are treinbling widi. fear. \Ve have in
n o lt. r e i n' d I t h s ti e i le n f r o m InI y ill f e lin g sc
towantl-4 iIli hm ut. fromll 1 1ire Iecessity
tit' sinIIi Will coitiinue anIcd tle ligltiill.c- th
wil still sirike 1ut ntill , Jili we s.ek hs: k
el rucIgll aimot. It is nIw mllo-in.g oll
anld will ,wt elp thle counilry frmln thel ml(o11m - di
ai tce th.e Gllf. Im-ct Novimbr w, tiet
rarinri-s, lilt fort3--i i-Aht men inl tie- iaills of
( 'ci''i necil lee' in a m I-er cof Gov
I Il. \ Wv' havce spol'i 11 with nncci rain '61
Solida:nd 1. s 1'' 4i ' M ' 41 u lir i I I t.s arl e
scarl .l aniti 1)lnii:1111N. al. tih.-it. \\W e i
c Imi- c i 1 ci)'-t '101c wiih Wte c'.1td wor liIIf
we % vc art mi.I tf1cc cI ill..- (1f
'%:%t- I.tin-t -end 11.1gu-11 to. WNashinlz
t ' to ;v i t .- till- .rele w kcld. It isLoti
'uc ti c elgi ' to ch:ci:e i.en with ciii t
h ti c z'nio tian l fiit h u Il!ls :alld I alii
ash:1r- tcl tO it has ice bc dcnv !I NVt I
timauk ( -i fir thet! c-urac' Io doi wNc11:i'1.t is
I li.;ht . T chat i our ibli hue I aCIve b:CeI il.
cichun'. enni7 <b'.y..
. icchcr thce existinig laws thec b':ctiker is I
iinliihit inioneyd by the Govcerineunt ait a t
lccw' i tc of initeesI adic they icc Lturn Iend Le
it toe the. farieri at. ian eXtt)1Lioimte ra.e anil i
ILe it Inc rt'g.ge erci his hIme imd hccile drulg-- tI
ghi-. li cccm yea'r io ycar teo paiy thei inctcrest, ci
but .c a-4 siu'ccinclhs, inci icc his ol age hce ei
iIcithrown ccit oni LIhe wcihil pccr ii h Ielp.. i
hc--. I imvc' knownti miecncic ni' y Ife whcc I:
are i jlcticcn tcoday,v thcat ilent un>eto ii
hce pourci l:iricer,. ati fify liir ceit, ccc
cci a cut throa ct moc rtge. 'Iihese thiings, so
arei alli wrni cg. 'Ihe mc~n I hail prouhe lice no w.
wieclh cect aclilche icii-y anic Ii hc ae thec dui
h cib:crctr anlie prccidc of. weailthc ac icant ccc
h\ciii an icic > profIccits. I dona't becliece j i
.ict ic' icdii i'g the picture anyi) (:darkr wti
thc:i i is wheni I ccay thatc ther' i-, heoysand toc
pji Is befcICi ice tced:cv whoc wucilee
-cie the dayc wc bc(n Lthy ~will Lie but k
th cervcts thl rieb ic, if the incom-y po. .
tucry as it lcos since th war Ijin' 18f the en,
faiesowigcd tifty~ lcc'r cent. cif thce pr'opr-c ial
ty in thce L nitedi States, todacy tiley owc incro
less ti inc 28 per (cint. aind yet thecy payic si
oIver 80i Ipir (cnt. cf ithle taxes. Anyc hlii cc:
tc'n y< Iirs of cacge ccci worik coci the probh-mi n
anid see tLmtc it is cciy) ia miatte fc ai i few di
nilice years when'i 2i cpir cett. cif thIe citi. en,
zenis cof theccse Sicc:es wviil conitrcc call the Or
lcropecrty andc thce tiliers wcililibe their ser'-pe
cantii \\ eVt iuse stanch togicther asoneie inmni toe
toe acverti this great.c wrongcii, if wec falter niow in,~
we' will loc wc chat we haive gcicced cocc Ice . l
ciucilc tic suiffcr for hain'ig iiid ti iassen L
cecir rightis. Th'e hanccskers wvill ucay ''Oh yes. ii
youi liiitlc fr'ost-h it ficarmer, youc ncist p1c .
fori Lthe trou ciI-c y'ci hacve' giveni uis thce lit
tu bre y rs \\ Ve )Cent hce sublcic'c n-vche c
tic \'ainiionei two yearcs ai'(c \\-ie.i isc it c
oec will tacki. it out, afncicbi.'f it. \\' er be
ccc' 1ce thIe inen wei lc: c'c ccci lhere tcoc watieI anc
ill'it re t,, "\atchi na cci cwhatcc cf thei hei
er, plwcc (cci, icll is cili.'' ~\'-e iicc . ccccI
foclh>wcing' t'.ce smacic ol Ic-ilers timtc wei f:ceb .~'
"edc <iingc thei warii. 'Tic'he d cis inctoeic
Sicii Ice>e' lacecs Icci. \'e cut lmepin nedc cour 'sid
ccs with acc lit ofi dicat. \\' eswallowcvit cdowni, onii
cc bh e mial licb-r ari outi,i havce a rizici e'
ixcil aicei scnd tic-m bccik, iti just low nc amci
mcicl grcewIc irrcr bci yeari. \\' lmivi'euone.
tihat ever'i lmec' ic, butc wce have'c c.c t tired'u, icer
.cw eciant a cIbiccge icind lthe Alhlini-c iSgitcin,, Lice
licbriig it cih<met. ft wcill puit it he'vcini tovc
icc' ie. l,et the ni>cenw'nccit slecp cn.d thce'i say
wc*ill com c aic cchuck thc'y fccr ihe farmicer. \\ei del
lmcve startiedi ai grandce r'e'clution,ii it r'eoh- conec
ticin ici 'h': s noti ne <iire bhliie, andii I up~
tis cviii o nti Con-ciree i -ie'
ccur right andic give's us the ri'ief thact wch hce
com cu'wcithI iac meric'cnc'c'd c'ir'clatcingu ilihllcci
wcithc whiich tic dii cccii busiines'. It Imsheen'ciilii
sai that lice (ucvere'n t'c hacs noe icht tco rive
Icind inicociiy. It imsc donei sic cand thce act rir
waus ee'rced ccncitucticonacl byx thec courcts.
Inc 'i' PhIihuclelhia se''etnc e dcciia amcit ' h.
gav'ec b'nil ler cls returcn, ini 'c.'.- Ni'wc ( --
ih'ancs did Ice' sonlie thiing l'ic'n ccf theccse' I
lte
r e'sirce's ca luan don lice biest siecurcity in the la'
.w'or'bl. here'c ce e wc'cisc'e'cc anud'sacy chat mIi
it ceini't lee de,' it ise aginsti hce conecstituc.
tioni. Neeobody aid' thail it itL was.d unleciIstitli. Jiuni
ticina Io thcc Ile Governmciecnt tee lemc Ilioneyta
mi thes c mc istacies, imcic it isi noet. i' .la'y an'
(Guei wantciiils cc granit of hunti to ibcicl cc rail. -are:i
r(ecad for hisi owvinerlit lie gets it for thce
tackinig, lbut t' eiifarc'-r, thd fe elodhoper fromi
thce coc rci andc cotto !ieu iIhce caninoe t hi: shownc
tany fiavorcs thcoec.th they aire the hcone and PA
cmew c ovfc the Gocvermiiienit. Oil i'acw maitkce s
ice contrcoliedl Iby these moncev k incgs. It is
is btiinnetfuih but it is e ite, all tthese evils, theC
ic'decr oef whcich youec inacl I are'c humbnlie me1m- T1.
hi's, pro'posdes to remiedhy.A
Now a few~ wordsccI. about theo Allianice. sci
t Ice s thce maictter with some1 of thecsei cds ~c~
IatisfliedI brethcrcn ? I wIll tell you. L4t i'
omnen joinedc the order thinkinigthat v~,ytiC
biecamie il ial ahclicjvnd said ihe trder thec s .
-treasury. Well if you are a good Dem
At you will sumit to the majority. If
najority of the Alliance says a bay
se Is white, I will say so too. That'a
sort of an Alliance man I am. If you
not that way, get out. The order is
mocratic as all respectable white men
and if you are not that sort of a man
don't want you in the order- The ma.
ity is seldom wrong and if It goes for the
-treasury it must be the thing for us.
lC us all stand together and gets what
majority says will give us relief.
ion. George Johnstone next spoke. He
might, he foresaw ten years lgo the fl
icial dillleulties that confront us today.
e finances of the government had been
smianaged since the day of Lee'ssurrend
The best remedy for the evil is to in.
nase the volume of the currency to mcet
. demands of the people. He agreed
th those who thought that the banking
3tem was not suited to the condition of
a people today. The banking system
is a mo-lopoly. There must be an in
ast'd volume of currency which must be
equate to the necessities of ti-e people.
iere ought to be at every given time the
'gest amiount of currency atloat that can
kept alloat. Some method should be
vised so as to he kept from the monopo.
tic gilsp. Some method should bedevis
by which a lower rate of interest should
elarged. Ile thought that there should
an elaticity in the currency. Dark as
ir condition is today let no iaa despair,
cause the problems will be solved to the
Lisftclion of the people.
mlelivy Townvmlblp Sinalng Ammoelation.
The E,"asley township Singing Associa.
m mIet wit Ithe Mt. Pleait Presbyterian
ireh A uguit 2d. I>rogram as follows:
fter reading tle 117th I'slaim, the presi
uit It(d in prayer. Condtuctor A. 11. Les
arriaiged the class and led in singing
teent minutes. The comnilittee for the
ol-6ig session is as follows:
PrIof. j. It. Vaughnrl lifteen Iinutes, and
elh of Lthe followinlg Professors th) saie
;gtli of timiie: G. 'T. lilamimod, J. F.
:Bt,1 .rissey.
liliorts of SinlaY schools cidled for.
Oeor-e's Creek, Miss Jvssie Berry, Miss
)si(- Barton, Mr. A. It. Kay.
Antioch: Jiuliiis Freeman, E. Wiggin
11, Aliss .Jame Kay.
Mt. PleasaIt: CoI. It. E. BowCn, R. L.
-rry.
Ilolly 11i-Mh: S. T. Smith, T. A. Iliitt, Rt.
Duican, 1iss aura I)inan.
E sley laptist: .1. N. Sweet, Mis
nina Nolder, 1liss Texie 3fwen.
Union 8 Suitly chool: IlIon. .T. Smith'
iss Ella lBillenti, James B. Ellisn,
ss" Jennie lillntine
h'lis ended the morning session. After
R hour and a half for recess the Associn.
mi assenbled together. A. If. Leslio led
Imtii4c hifiveln miulittes and Melvin Bar
it liftielnl im e.
Co'. t. E. Bowenl then give the associa
in a leasanitt talk for aloit fifteen min-.
A-, after wiich L. WV. Brissey led in sing
liteen ruinutes and J. F. Leslie tlt
ie. Prayer by ltiw. A. 11. 'alloy.
'lhie assouiation retui'llrns nly thanks tu
I Piople (f Mit. Pleasant for the theit
[ldt hIospitallity shiovi then.
Adjirnid 14) 1Ieet Wiih Anti(ch Metho
st Church the first Stiirlay in October.
W. II. Nix. Predident.
J.'. HA.M.MOND,Sceay
enite tin Ini Ii d ual Ei-ort.
't1l!iAhd by eotesi (if a true Alliance.
'(,' (:iti%en tIom the coi'ty was ill
Wil otay lesy thlil al'l 111ing,,s will
lrk out til t. In te first place, the far.
L-1,, even ht thW 1 41 the i >toiiliLails,
it ail tihir en il ctttoi. Tliey
ut raising u%Iheat. Tten they let tilie log
t _'>. Fil:1l they evai'I tol mae 'a
rinler 4..peted ' to buy Is meiat, b)read(,
riiieloins, cow fti, and1 vegetables from
e stores. As soon as thecy begain to go to:
e wvall they lookIIedl around for sOine0tingi
te to help thiem,i anial the Alliace loom.
tip on the western hiorizo.n, a little big.
r than a mani's hiaiid att lirst, hut now~
go enoughmi2l to ove'rsliad ow thle whlole
uthI. To ithis thle fai:mers lIed fori refuge
d deli ven~tie, belie'ving th:tt they coulI d
ve thle problem of purielisinlg whait they
iited Ifori very littlhe anul sellinug thir pro
ets for' eniormouils p1 ices. TheIy expected
toin to go to I12) cenits and stay there.
C3 y *ttoulht by speciail lee irdati1on3 they
lihl hbe aIle to lanTow mlo'icy oni corni
ton, gtheat , t obacco and11 laind at I per
it. Ilihey txpI ecd to coniitrol the niar
ts of the wetrbI. To-day' t hey ind themi
yes oni the bottom. C oun iat 8 ctents
New .Yoirk. 'There: is ino, whe-at
>ugh in the P'iinint belt to last
lie people two nioitths. If the rail
(dS woiuld stop; hauling corn amid bacon
w('ei's thitre wvould bie a faiine. Th'lis
aliiion is brought abtout by the blintdness
I folly (If thei people. Tlhey may be
ven to dIiversijy their crops. They may13
leavori to iniake the(iir horse feed lit hiomie.
:bards will lie phmatedl. Th'le country
iple Vi ill soon beg~in to haul thiings to the
vi-s Ito sell. O ne of1 thle in ist hlit- t
sights is to sie aIt Iwo-hiorse farni.r hitch
his wagon ad Carry it empjty as lhis
i'ket tto t w n in Ithe morn'i ing' 3an4 go hack
thi.' tvenig wvith a side of Westcern
.ii .a hale of Viriia illy, it sack of
lmsville th,ur, a snek 44f Kainsas corn,
4 Ibirnwell !ouinty wate'rmieltns, a 1hal11
':11441 ot Ohio wvhisky. Starivationr will
a blessing if it will drive the people1
ay trin all these false prop1) they hatve
'i leaniing oni.
hit Ill r 44f3rit'nd raIttled on, shiowing t hut
inni4 heen look41ing lat ('le side of this
manil's stmailpJoinlt. Suppo.se the Alli
'e shiould give up the <bemi of I per
it. montiey iandt stw a hu-gt: (erop of' wheat
I (IitS ltihiall. It ight; lnt lhe <iit,e so
lg hlit they3 woui f'el mulch het.
whnthvakioag hounr (amle. Thlen if
y woui always cari'y somet1hlinig to
-n to ~l ''v,when tIley' wet, they 'voui
31 feel miuchi better. Cotton iil not
0 theili. Thea Al lianie will not pay
ts or lIluy ni at and( b)rl'ad. No sort (If
ihInlltitin wd l sio (cotlle the laws oif
p ly andl t h mnd thait all1 farimers (If e'v.
Settion oii outtr big COunltry will aliways
mi top1. I1 theIr' e'ver was a1 timit for
p'laninlg and0 skill il ex'cuit ion oin
imr t t f iirmier. I that timeit hils how art
Oliver%, P'roperty Dev~ote'tI to Phi..
s 'crnedh from the Sjpar1tiniurg ITer
thait bly thle pro'lvisionis of the wvill (If the
hiev. H. C. Oliver his piropielty is left
U'e('ire of six trustees, who from it, will
ide for' te carrying (43 of the weekly
nal, Tlhie Wayl) of Faith, and the gospel
rimele. Mr's. Oliver ill receive arn
iity of 1about1 $ t.500. Tlhe trustees
'T. G. 1 itrhert, TI. C. Ligon, J. F'.
4'rsoni, L. B. llaynies, C. D). Stanley,
LTUIOK1 MILITARY
IN STITIUTE.
is inistitution oIf le'arning localted at
ersoni. S. C., Is 'tne of the finest
ohs for youtng men in the South. Its
s of tteachiers is unsutrpaised%nid tacil
for the edlucatiomn tof yoIun ' men are
tualle'd. An oliker of the Lj. 8. irimy
been dlet.tiled at this Institution for
ig special Instructions In military tuc
F or fnrt.her part Iculars. adtdresa
J. II. PATrIticK,
Anderson, S. (,
PAINTS, OIL,
AND FARMING
FINEST REAIY=]
(ALL CO
OME-MADE Wj
c ARRIAGES of a]
ARKLEY "Brai
&TLANTIO Bngg
ROAD CARTS ini
KNOBBY HARNI
LIGHT Three-Quo
EMEHSON & FI
YOU WILL SAVI
By PnrchasinE
The Greenville
GRELEN VI]
H. C. m
e.V KWCI'E ip 1ea'ilott
McFALL'S
ALMANACK
- FOR
1B91.
Here comes something for working
men. The backbolne ot the world!
Now that tllei is a probability of
SomeN work being done, this Alianuk
will furnish Overalls, Towels, Levels,
Siares, Iron, Steel, Nails, Picks,
"Ihovels, Hlammers, Mlattocks, Axes,
Planles,'Grindstones, Pulleys, Augers,
Chisels, Rules, Guages, Rims, Ilubs.
Spioles. Whleelbarrows, Cross (in
and Hanid Saws, Files, Rlasps, Blast
mng Powvdor and IFusne. ]Besides the~
nicest lot of Re.ady-Made Clothiing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps that we
have ever had in our house, and to
airrive this week another lot of nie
D)ress Goods for Fall and Wintor.
Plenty <of Turnip Seed, Fruit Jars,
Jelly Tumiblet s and Sugar.
Try our Big Wash Soap, and see
how you like it.
W. T. M cFA LL.
1B91.
A Household Remedy
FOR AL
BLOOD AND SKIN
DISEASES
Botanic Blood Balm
it Cure SCROFULIA, ULCERS, SALT
utsRHEUM, ECZEMA, every j
form of malignant SKIN ERUPTION, be
sides being effcacious in toning up the
System and restoring the constItutIon,
when impaired from any cause. is
0 almost supernatural healIng propertIes
justify us In guaranteeing a cure, If a
ENT FR EE -I.LU.,T.l.T",,..
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
TRY
ALE
- and getlY
andju
WrIte for our New
THE LEFFEL WATER WHEEl
RUTHERFORD
SOARD ON SUERaVISED 1
. . arracks, Mesa Hall, Sup
.Of T EAC cIERS. Open Se;
W.T. A ILL LL ,8
EIARDWARE J.
IMPLEMENT I
-fllED PAINTS 1 veJ
LORS.)n
LONS,
I kinds,
roter" Buggies, . WFr
Gre
es and Pbm,tons, C
TEN Styles,
'SS,
rter Buggies, A
HER Vohicles.
9 P
F MONEY - and
C ted
the above at
Coach Factory, m
a4.E G~nd
ARKLEY, Proprietor. N
ndEenlt. , ap3Oy1
W.
jan]
WANTED AT ONCE! D
13 Yokes of Steers;
45 Milk Cows; and
3 Young Mules;
1 Good Horse;
103 Sheep,
ind want to pay for them ^l
iI PIANOS, ORGANS and
SEWING MACHINES M
At the GREENVILLE
USIC 10USE, 1
klexander Bros. & Co.
Next door to the express offico, t.
ny76 esi
J. J
MIanuifacturers. WhleI(saile and( Retail If1
DIettrs in hiors
barc
A
LEATHER! ;m'
A
timi
spri
coLLAns, su.
Harness, Saddles, a)ic
anid Saddlery Hard ware. lan
Hleadlqinrt,ers for good(s in our line.ra
H1ighest Cash P'rice paid for 1Hides ndn 70
Orders bly mail will have speLcial atten- t i
If0WER & G00DLETT. no^A
10. Matini Strmeet, of
GREENVILLE, S. 0. 3"~
[a. M. WERTZ, i
PRIOPRh~IoTR Oil it
IONCMr iNTPS, Tl(OM IIS STNEs C~(OR. ('II
NE R STIONES, ETC.,
lande on short nlotice. Suatisfact ion G4uar- Prie
niteedi, andii prices ais low ats thle lowest, 17
IL (ciality of' the work at aill t imnes being onl gi
rmisideredl. resi<l
I amli algent for thle best irOnl and1 wire hibl
eneces on the market. GIi ve!11 m cliti
nmd try 11y3 work. R. M. WEIRZ. 4900I(
Al
10 m
lORE POWER o
se LESS WATE R E
lilustrated Catalogue for 1891. stat,c
. & ENINE CO., MIEIA.eR %
TAINSTITUTE, ~'t
4uas PL,AN. New Building includin ite
~rintendents uarters, etc. FUL L CORPS wanit
tember rait, 1891. Send for register. $70u),
mp*'iatendent. RU]TKERFOROTON, . C Ita. d
C. JEFFRIES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 79 Law Range,
GREERVILLE, S. C:
ractices'q all the courts. Can give
best references. Telephone No. 79.
n22tuO
J. Bowen. J'. f Froemau.
OWEN & FIREMAN,
ATTORN
Yl
LLS & OUR, ). ri. DuCUb,
enville, 8. C. Pickens, k. C.
ELLS, OR1 & BOGGS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.,
PICKENS C. H., S. C.
P. Aisms, C. L. Ho0T.LtN08wORT'
citor 8th Circuit, Pickens, 8. C.
Greenville, S. C.
NSEL & HOLLINGSWORTH,
TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
AT LAW,
PICKENA1. 1H., 8. C.
ractice in nll the courts of. the State,
attention given to all business entrus
to them. nilh4-88tf
ILL & WELDON,
DENTISTS,
Main Street. 011EENVILLE, S. C.
as given every Thursday and Friday,
teeth extractie without pain.
OTICE OF ltl-1OVAL.
y Dentnl Iloonis are now located ir
(". Cleveland's new building over thi
ings' lank and FeNlton's llook Store.
J. W. NOlIWOO), 1). 1). S.
M. Nouwool., 1). 1). S., Assistant.
GREENVILLE, 8. C
It. J. P. CAILISLE,
)EN'TIS'T,
o over Westmoreland Bros. & Duke'
Druu- Store.
89 GREENVILLE, 8. (
R. FRANK SMITrII,
EASLEY, S. C.
i now permanently located - at Easle
respect fully offers his profession'
'ices to the ptiblic generally. 2junt
C. FITZGEtALD,
PIIOTOGIAPIIER,
GREENVILLE, S. (
ver Westmorehand lros'. Drug Stor
work done by thu instantanious pr
Also iake enlargements from o
tires to any size inl water colors, cra
Inlin ink, oil and plainl photograpll
ANSION HOUSE,
GREENVILLE, S. C.,
as been n wly refitted and excelicet
ished. It is first-class in its appoir
ts, and is one of the best hotels in t
h. Sitiuated in the healhliics., al
t dli:ght fil locality in the counlry
rs sup( rior attracti;ns to visitors. I
,ie cannot he excelled in any city.
.LEWIB. JULIUS E. BOGG
THE PICKENS
and..Age1cy
you want to buy or se.ll land, re.
ie Picketns Land Agency now has f
lhe followin. desirable lands.
t) acres on Little Fastatoe, 40 acres
ivation, 1t0 acres bottom, 11 acres
i pastutre. gond log honse, 50D acres fhu
grass, not fenced. stable for fo
es. Th'lis place is well watered andi
aini at $5tt0.
desirable lot on Maini street, Pieken
aniiunzg A acre, good stables and we
'cnd( wvat er on premie's. One of ti
valuable. lots in town; price *300.
farmt uf 238 acres 4 miles we4t
ens; 30 acs cleared, balance in go.
>er; well wratered by creek am
igs; neear Concord church and sehe
ze; desirable neighborhoodl. Price $1
ti acres near Old TRabbit Town, Libe
ownship, li miles of station; go.
lling, lies well. 75 acres in cultivatio
w' best co ttLon section in the count
cr $ t, :00;t e'rms easy.
0, acres 21 miles from Pickens,.
S in, tultivati.in, 12 ncres best botto
,will noft wash oir overflow, 60 aer
Iwe timbnler. Pr'ice $9t00, onel thi
, balace on long timue. CIThis is
lhar,aint.
3 acres northwvest of Symm's' mi
'res initi11vatio n, 25 acres in botto
on Fift.een Mile' Creek. In a his
of eult ivat ion; good bilings; th
1' and a good orchard. Terms, 8 p
;time, 3 years
spilemlidl farmi of 100 acre's, 2) mil.
bi of P'i'cens on graded road; thrc
tenant hiona s. (;0 acres i high stain
illii vat ion, 30o aczrts best Trwelvye Mi
>m; does noct ov~erflow; liine pasture<
-res5, good fenjee, goid well oif wvat
v'o gc imd spin igs. Will sell on ear
s. P rwe( $1, Mt0.
.1 a(ces near Cei nil w ithm 75 acresi
ch state oft cultivait ion. G2ood dwel
1(d1 neeissary ount lbuiild ings.
i'enty-.ine aores of land in the tow
eslev for salce. A good tenant, hious
- 550) ensh.
acnres oin llig. ('row Creek ;75 acre
Itiv'ation ; 25 acres best, bottom landi
rmes of it withoiut a di t ch: t he bottor
not subject to, overflow; half ni le o
and glun, onet m ile of school ani
hi. P'rice, *2,000; terms easy\
>taces lnear Puinmplkinitownn in ori gins
t; 101) acres lies wvell and timber'tinc
acres eight. miles north of Picken
'aded road to Easlatfie; good fram
Te(, good barn aned all necessary or
mgs, good well of wat en; 50t aerer
vatlion, blanczuce In originail foresr
; one-third enlsh, balance oni long tim
so '100 a(eres ad(joihningf the above traec
res bottom nim lpro)vedl; 350 acres. o
in oirigi nal t imtber. Price, $450.
acres 2 hnils Souithiwest of Cros
Is on waiters of George s (reek; goo,
tn lad, otnec-hialf in original forest
imberif; about 35 nere(s eli. ared and I
hi st ate~ of cult ivationti; goodm water an
5ary' bilings; terms easy.
acres in the corporate limits of thm
it l i<;kenis- go od doubile Ilig house
stablles for two horses and two couj
n ande b.ategy shed, 28 acres in lig
oif (itltivattion, 10 acres in fine b)0
6 acres oif goodl pasture undt(er 'wi
'J.his is a spilendlid bargain
0, oue half eash, 'balance in one
'ears.
acres just north (if town, joins tI
rate limiits; all in cutltivatlon, 10 aer.
ifin.est botto'm laud, flne huilIdi,
'l'hns is a good bargain for a perst
ng a semallI farm near' tow%, Pri'
half enshl, hanlance in one year.
any paurticulatrs writo to Picket
Agener, 1ith(em, . 0.a