The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, December 24, 1891, Image 2
PIOKENS SENTINEL.
PICKENs': C. Ei., 83. C.
3. 3OG, ditor an Propritor.
For Sabscription,* 1.50 per anmn
striCtly in lvince;forsix mothl, 75e.
AdIvtftfselents i niel at on e dolM
prt QI(-ofo foe inch or I es, for the firjt
finseTtion anld fifty cents for each subyse
u41t insertion. lihWral di-conit made
t -hmi'ts a hddvertisng for
w.1ths or bv the ve-ir.
10's 11 ITX4 AtD I tTISE.MEN'tS
1'AK KN.
&.at-ary Notieos (- evrdhi! fivelile,
frUtet;. of l Cie-t. Conllmiatioln
af a personal eharcter, when oihnissa
- ble will bechar--ed fora; adveti,et .
TMURSDA Y, DEU. 24, 1 1.
Whea we get to be Governor, wr wil
approve or veto every act that is ratined.
What is the State Diocrat.ic Exect ive
Committee rncetiug for'on January the 5th?
This is early.
GeorgetoWn hisn twen!t mil!s Inw, or
stock law, tax for ,v,9. 'Thi&. countlly must
be well stok-ed.
Road the article stdf1rei,!t to ctton
growers, and signed by Iy). 1. Duncan, en
the fourth page.
Senator Irby -oes to the conniittee On
eivil service in the U. S. Senaul theiefore
his service wvill e cio..
The Mointai City Ech? will have a
lew name and new editor atr the first ot
January. Mr. Char!ey Gass will bo chief.
We give !t pretty full report of the Leg.
islativo proceedingA. it contains io0c
mighty interesting re:mling, lor tite people,
Give Clemson the 6 asked for, anc
"let her roll." The Seuntu, vote was si.xteei
IQ sixteen and the 'reAtilt gave it to I(r
Notice how few all(- pmling (n long fice,
about hard ttmeL. That is right. D) the
best you can, and iever try to pill tfi
grape vines off (if tlhe namn.
The lhilds prolhlion bill did not pam
the Senate, but we hiopc no one will tider.
take to celebrate its defeat by swappinp
his sense and manhlimIod for whisky.
A motion~-in the Legisla ture to reduce the
Goveruor's salary from $3,500 to $3,00tJ
was voted down. So the lerform Governor
gets the saime wagegs his predecessor.
If the (hid's prohibihin hill becomes at
law the G'overnor of North Carolina can
very truthfully sy to the Covertor oif
.4outh Carolina tha,t. it a o; limie betweven
,drinks.
Comprollr Ge E'.lk-rhw' hill fo- tj(.
Teassessment if iS il ittate, died in ite
.1ouse last Sntuly light witnhot a fight.
If he had put itn 1enk i ang with the lam]
it might have gone tlhrouh.
So, Anderson has lost her hill for a newv
Court House. Fhe la4 ut bl ne cot nlsoat iont,
and that is, there i.; i it county in tihe
State, that needs such n imllprovet a.
bad as she does. Snehl thiings like iven
lions, cotmes of ne.cessity.
Sonme fools ti inil 1 O re t 1: i,~ il'
ate she is ai sert :m!. . :1,: me I of muj~ et
co'.,,dme reg~ard hrat on~ ii individumal of
sense and chniraeter, whose life is the best
part of thteir own. They neither parader
hecr vittues ntor discover her ftaules.
They asked for prohibition.l The I'onse
gave it them, btut. the Senate htandls out 1o.
cal optioni moldified, so tha:t in cittnties ini
whtich wh'lisky i:4 iih p:trt of thte license'
goes to the to)wn g:nta it' the i .ts, 1114
thme other parClto IA - Ii 'on- . Th,
neither heS~n n .r l.orM l'tarkim 4'lnty
Mr. N. (1. Pyle'. of ('olm:a', S.
has our tlhnks tot a copya of tIl he gis].
live I irectory vof Soit'h Caroiitna, whiti
be compiled and sells at ten cents a copy.
It Is full of usful infortmation. We tme at
a loss to see how the General Assetmbly
would get on wlt-hout Mr. Pyles. He has
been amati clerk for that body ever sInce
1880. ____________
The Marlboro ban has appeared before
the court, Juady' lludso phresiding, to)
11ave its raised 11ssess4.;c:mt , '1ili j. A
order was ma:de diretinhg the' non audi
tor to put the al.-i %ment at the lm
tires whiebt wie neceiptii id ai.e', 1:
true return Shy' heI t'ow.:nay ib t,t f i,_
sesors. ''All must, be even in our govern.I
Hont. To'~m W:.imn,
out of thec D)emtacI:ie v:tIi
-ton, and ri:15,d t) :od iillta~ n - Cr~
his colleague, Spea]er. ( ; ot'itS
Out his tidt. N"'W LI. war has broke lorce
in Georgia. The re'spective fi jeS5 of Sit
'two statesmsen m:e~~ gi ng to se al Ii ti(
outdo the othears, inl a Chittta m:ictllmonstra
tiotn, int htonor of e Li woV( htermoi...
'Ta' fe thin i tl di f ai~ t . Itit lal e S
\~.rather it woulhalve opinidl1 man dera for
alajsee and klekers. A s M:ij. tl.lr. (40c
.aal ,'"they enn't tai tic hI way'." It
niece some improvnnt- Ve will get
them put on some of these winters. They
have abolishted te 4)ld phin as a (cons5titu
tional ofice, but it d(Sla just as well als a
-statutory oflice. It will remain thi.. way
till some act is passed repeatitg all acts (es.
,tablishlng tihe ofile. There -is nor was anly
possiblity of doinmg awaty wi-th the old2
boards anyhowv, until after the general
election of 1892.
Make the bolidayr a real good.time. Do
not lairS anyonec's feelings. Do not pilt
-clouds where you can make sunishinet. If
yOu want funi, (10 the square, htonet4t, prop
4rthlng to make it. Do not lose youtr
aenses. Whten they are gone all the fun is
gonc for you'and."yours. It used 1to be a
Custom in busmiessE;to settle upI all debts
that had been maide during te year aibott
Chriatmas, buat we cannitot do it now. We
Will have to"apply the cuistomi to -sotL;ing
other kindls of dlebls besidas' duies ini mton
ey. We owe afgreat ninny things besides
roery bills and store!accounts and guano
notes. Sttle themi up one way or another.
"Asyou forgive me)n their trespasses, even
.0 wIll your heavenly Father also forgive
en. * your trespasees." This will makeoChrist
uae woth mot'e to y'ou than the cancella
The State says ie Chiltbi prohibition
bill was killed by paregorie.
Six solid coltunuls of Legislative news on
ctir iret and f4erth pages. Some of. the
most impoirtat Aels will appear there in
tle next few weeks.
Seator Plumti dit Imlut:ibath, but the
Ight for his place is on in Kantisas. Ingalls
who has >cen otl. only a short tiie, will
probbly ! b l1 siuc;es0or.
Tle Geeral Asnil vi! 11omf-: this
(Ilhtirsday) mtiornhu;. It proccelings have
W-4,U iteely interv.iting. i,t it is done
no4hin, g revolutilinary as iisonit- expected.
We are ae, and ww:ay are sirprised, but
not the :gTItN-:r..
lere will be plenty of g~oo railroad
news in the Jancuary numbers of the S rNT
im. Confidence wins many a victory
where doubt flies from the feid covered
with tle d,ust of defeat. The Pickens de
pot agent has to deliver a few lieketes, be
fore the couity coitniissioners will deliver
Wilt ccurys Coilil c l>8 scd it a
Iuuh imtc ~% )'l bot the exlwtion of Ow.
lin.e for I. in., tax...? Reemiber, tihe
U'ri,snrer anid (-ounty ctnianisshmner havre
11m1thinlg to) do .ith th". vxtenwiwn. It gives
them m10Coe wVITI and Ipqr,-h!o thanl it does
the who i-,h(l (!A-vrr.d claiiiits. Pay tl:y
wd11 collie ,omc tunie.
enactor I'm,tonc B. Ph....h. . of K as,
died slid<len1ly in W'bl.in;gton last Sallbbith,
if '111pople%y. Though lie was at stanllich
Republican, a" a sitrlesintan Ie lad the re
speel and (umiri of all 'w lho knew him
irre;peeIivt of party. Bo,rn ien hl , t
he was ifty v-if, ir years of age. 13 fore he
bee:aeell a1 lawye.r aned nitker. wo rk -
ed it the wee a-4 a pactical printer. He
emve<di t. Ima. i , e participatted
inl oe1rch of lie carly exciting history (If
th:tl State. Unlike mnost senat rs cIf lilg
service. Ie did nlot. lerldCF1': a previouks api)
prentticeship in the lower house of Coil
greSs. but (caimle strai-glt to tle Senate inl
I F7 7. lIe had previonkly, however, served
in icnmy iumporti it positions inl tie Kavsas
Legislatnre, ek>sing bis loci career there
as Speaker. During tlhe war he fought hiNs
way fromt a second lientenaney to Lite (colon
Cley of lite eleventh Kaccnsacs infanlltry.
TiLs had been the nost exciting and la
horious year of his fife, anld he ocnly lived
a short time to enjoy tle friitS of hfis hurd
earnf:d victorice.
4Onr MVeea Mi Wctaicitageus.
"Ie'villtor Ily.who stv-cced.A 11. lI)mp
tol, is-; mnakin., ftriied, inll th Sntcile. anld
prlmike.4 to Ice ca vaiabv l l cmewher of 1ic.t
hIc(11y. Ili:, (1vanl eit. fealtres cite gYen ;i
diliomlil proinilenc frte ror th ecasonl Ihat le
is Sca d itl.wcee two full hcard&d mllen.
Senator Turpie. of Indian , ct thet! iiht
une St-rator Clilton, of Te:ms. oi lw Icft
It tilere lall 1b11n :mlly dispo.silifin ol thet
lcrt of' ay IN)vie(tit Setor t turt a
cohol ih(ueirl I.u the. ne Sn ciator fro.e
iSontt Cadilla Iltc-V4.e of his A liance pro.
elivilivs, all wsas4 bor givec :cA seO ts hllie vI
tered the i Dellmcratc lituCi". lie i.- ti.
polririly loeclci ait the Mitrccpolillictn Iotel,
but aftecr. Chritm i,. l1 'lys ie waiIl bring
Ilis famiily Lto WU.asio.n. Id prob1y cc
to ic boneikeoein.
iReprcceseaie . 'len d' . v:hc sncCe.i
mcinhgr (uccic.. pricc.cc cc tc .,
IeI c ci cn ti it cc at oc r'c-m.i'-d. i..
ti !:e w:w : .::n. :u.,c.r of j:-c-dcr
with thce leaderus onc iciki -f lhe eh-uncta.n
alil of wichl will redioudcc to ii adlvatage
im thce .f.nttcre. "-- Wac'hinegtoni cor. News
anid Courier.
Thme 13ank I cawi.
Th'e Oh.'eerve'r sa.id ec aweek .c::t thce
(Cotemty Tr'c aoccrer wonal of (ours'e alliow
asi t'cccA.: cthen, een t nl ith .hcch-ec ,ccd
Son'ce enh-r'. l in u~ as hc i m,ccin c .ncc
T'-- tI rver
tantlci:-- rdche .c te!t'im cfrii th
o p in .b, h b i . . - e i i 11 -
If r iet i': *pmi whE e n thc icc l'cch v I,' -red
cue, as~ wel 1 . theI 'c Auitolr. hce wonli
haevc maei lice (corree.cto. Thie brak's
nextI step wc%ill bee to aplyl toe ihe Sccpremec
Cou'trt foi a inacnducs agacinst thec Trc,eu.
er requciring imc to permit Lihe (correLction to.
he maeduet n-his book r'.oincg 'Lhe 'banrk's
acssesstenct fromi $230,000 to $150,000.
New berry Obsterver.
Tho Tobacco To ple.
M'. .7. .L. N'rb c, Jrc.. ho.cchtc hid firt im
if o'':ce', i:stenhcv fromcc 1r. A. I>. (cx
fC '. e cinte Ic p ccc . i elc . , e I.j c.l
l(c incccccccl on. .. i :,- .1 . arnc I . .
hi t h-d hi/,, \lr . '. (\'ic e t
Id or ilh' C e: c . c>ne h i 'n th -ac
ci un. io p' c ca f wasI cc tnui Irtnced,c
cice l ba <'i c i 'ar da t e ic e n tc: i! iccip.
t(cmblc r I, 0, o :w iii '.c c.,ctlis cc
!cccc eic wi, h to phli.e ithe tennccicccir.
Ic icc: i. ; \ v n .... i)ca cc ir: I lIv.e
ing beeni caled .i b thc P'rc ,i.-.: 'f thec
ci' r ma :\ ci-r ,. thlie :bl l)i c,r.
T. WV. il 1ccca cs I>resi..' of lice ('cc
. nd-crtcc in\ ccci r' ('ocecnmittee to arrangice
thce tccme fcc cc i.; e . cn c tie' ('cotst v .\l
Ic iI.c. nd .c ha e icc.id- tic' folloi.-vic -c.
.comci,entcc, wibci voni WP pubthlish: Ah..
bevill'. idauycc. Jan.i. !st. P'i(ckcene i \ i&s
hity, .J:cn. Ii: (O)c-ce . Thursda-il:y, Janci. 7: An
dlriiers. Frcidayc, J anc. 8': Newhervc.c'I Friday,
t-t ii- A . I. l,.erict ci.,
l>ros. Con. Ex. Come., :icl l)c.-/.
lfoellday Hace ld.
Thle Rlichmcnond k~ i)acnvcille railroad wilt
Fell rednced ratle roued trip hoidahy tickets
bietwieeni all ipointse one its lines wiijiti a ice
dinia of thlree hundccrced neiles', at foutr cinis
ac meile one way for thce roid trip. TVicketsi
on sale l)eeecmber 20th to 26thi ineclusive,
and l)eeceber 2th. :i0th antd 31st. AllI
tickets limeitci ed li unt(i iniIcuin~g .Janicury
5th, 18i). For thle aeonnnodat in of col.
legec aned Pecools, tickets wiill bee elaecd ecn
icale I )eo-eeer I8t an l cd 19uth. gcxodc erni
lng Januaryc-', oth, Jr.c
New s l'eeping (cacr Lince Hletweeni Wlatla..
Intcofn, El. ('. ued A cccZecta, Gan.
.l'Tho R'ichmtcdold & I)auvillo ]R. Ii. ho.
mR n.ow, cperiat icng l>uclbnancc .llagetcc sleei -
lig Ccar hnco betweenc Waeshingtoni, I).
C., cand Aucgucsta, Gca., on thco followcic
ceduilo:
t-o th lkndci Nort Jotmd
11 20 p.m. .Iv Waushington nr..1I 50 a.me.
8 05 a.m . . . Chanrlot teville. . . 7 '40 a.m.
5 25 a.m.. . .Lynechburcg.. 42 a'.m.t
8 80 a.m....nvilce.. 3 .
10 20 a.m. .. .Gmoocnsbore ...12 45 a.m.
1 50 p.m..C arlotto...9 00 p).mi.
O 15 p.m...icocubi..5.5 pm
o 15 p.m...Ananta.. 02 on n
Rev. A. Coke Sinith, D. D., of Inder-.
hilt University, Nashville, Tenn., spent a
few hours ast week in Newberry. his tin.
mierio iknd, in South Carolina will be
41.d to bear that he comitomplates resignin
his profersor-ebp in 1he university aIt
moving back t &outh UProinA nex sm.
titer.
CIBg
amca
03
law _
-XMA4UFA( UED BY
The Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co.
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
C4
--VV
. e
A Very Festive Bird!
I1til to the festive turke! We are with
him (.er y timw. Morc 4spifcially are we
w %til him %Nw i 11 ha1lpc:ins to ie with Is.
Ik : not i litiCI:Ily goo,l tlu k :1 Ihis
pasrivW.ir seai.0n irf 11K he v ar. T .ho-re is -tin
vi l 1ids pillip;"ily, lhis sh-rut anlI hli:i
illety a end tII hli.- barn1 yardl airs and
Ie l : I. ni to his lor .lv initlY. Alis
hllrtinle: ])(Vor comallc nlw it uov'vr rains
but it 1(ir-s. Fili Ie l0 s bi. life an
t n hI 6is feati ('1 is p: Fint. (v,ii
wviliIl ahrs, te is lillo: 1 ith tIlm, for
filew mahrsake filn bid P in, yol
1ma) he i) w'll. ou are w aring n w hII
titleryou will be ar ,I ill mn (f ourl. newv
StYl. l lie-pu Suit..
Just rlceiv<e l li %T n lmf is inl h liflay
Leoods. A ixict I'h tplolt-t your fa
tier, brother or yetir fiuts. Call on ius
whetn inu city I.
L. ROTHSCHILD,
Orccnvillec. S. C.
inait Anderson gives you a specialt invi
tationi.
~TATE OF N-OUTil C.(A1OLTNA,
l' ine ii *:m - en 1' irou the
to!ehig- A
al.ig i:- -L nay
nh-\, ihning t hie legalt i' -in-i for soit
t he followin:g dteuibed reil estate,
to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tr act of
land1( situalte in the counityi aA State
aforesaid, on waters of Fifteen Mile
Creek, adjoiingi lands of F. V. Clay
ton, W. V. C!lnyton), Whitnter Svmmues
nire Ir les. Tehdi dt
j1im:!. ILt A. B(lIV
If J. U Ia'ight. pl-n ,! II Ti
I-'e1 -i mt i th-' . -e.h~,, .4
iet' w I Iil 4)1the 1hilosii hirmnv
th legal'' h ti . for ':ale, the foillw.
ing~, deVscried :ual dstate: One lot
ini the toiwn of C>-ntra to i t.he State
:iiid (countty ab ove unil, Ibunth-d. ont
alsll( of i:. '1. j daveIl, I$':..{v u
of acre~ andic four rods'- mor01e 441 1esi
T'ermsl cashl, purchaiiser to pa for
SamhM .erf C . i .y
Dec 9, 1891. Sei .C
T7 YPE -: WVRIT ER !
'920 will buyi thei O'DELL TYPE
WRR1Lt' wit It ebateir-, -ui $15
or a Soize C ase ('.Deli. vou-trari4 to
Ilo bee wrki~ Jthan an ~itU hiness, i
14itt-mes simp4] . l.i y w1 i' eluabil rit .
hite lia 4(414 ik ribbon to W botherh
ILa, 00 fto 1, o-atii whipe o all kinil:.
ftyie wir fit, o.L a s Oin 'pel. it
wo,e or11( Zl.tn Ios mnyibe nu t ai,il att41.
'I(eial indhiuments toi dealers. Fot'
res8 0']bELL TYPE WRITER Co,,
358-364 Derborn St.,
0ei10yl If fIOA(*0n TLL.
Ammemminat Notice.
Tie Auditor's office will be open from
thle first dlay Of JanularY 1892 to the 20th
(ay of February 1892 to receive returns of
Real amd Personal property for taxatjou in
iickeis county for the year 1892.
The Auditor or his deputies will be at
each of the following preciucts to receive
returnm for said year.
Six Mile, Tuesday, Fehritary 2d 1892.
Ilurricane, WeCnestay, February 3d
E'astatoe, Thiurday. February 4th 1892.
Piumpkintowi, Friday, February 5th
Foster's Store, SaturdaLy, February Cthl
Daeusville, Monday., lbrtuiar, 8thl 18692.
-n Plains, Tucs(day, February Uth
Eamley. Wedisduy and Thursday, Feb
ruary 10th and 11th 1892.
Libei ty, Friday and Saturday, February
12th and 13th 1892.
Central, Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb
ruary 16th and 17th 18192.
And at Pickens C. 11. the balance of the
time.
All changes in Real Estate must be made
and all new buildigs creeted since first
day of January 1891 ret.irnl for action of
'I'ownship Assossor who are required by
law to vxaminv- all returns maile. Igno
raics of' limle of listing s1 t n VxCiuse ad 3,
lsnityo ifty (5 'cpr ck-:a. for- nion-re
iri.t is strictly (Ijoii iton Auditor.
raFI,avers intist inake ilir returns in
perstm or ly S0111e 1 l-:ally utilori-w.d
to do so inl cpse of Ficklt-s or Ustlicic from
tIle e",inilv.
."Zanks"Bo',ibling ami Lonan Associations.
Fire, IfP and otheur Ins tlrnce Conqaities
ai.e Ie(ilirl1 bY law to naki. rItw11111S.
All tuuics hetiWctn'21 a1ml ;>) y(ars of
age, exe< pt those exempt bY law. arv liable
to Poll Tax. J. B1. Ch tYE.
Auditor of 'ikenms Ctinty.
,? Q uitchu 'or Ml;11nato
THE AINs IEI
The Stnudard Rotary
Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE!
Wl' AIM
Pruid of its ia:tEv.
l'ri, oIf the tiif'rinity of its stitch.
l'rsid of it-; cilieiess.
Pl ud o f the varigtY t.-f its work.
P'rowl o f its speved.
-rl'rtl of Rs ill(.. niots tu11chinlisml.
FA'TS WO I'l I'UNKIN(. AOU'll'.
'Th "Stnslard' has Itic est ll,bbin
of ai?.- lock+ii h- IIali n .
lJoIdl 100 yards of,eitm
ti ' iinsionl is rhenl takinlgout
''Le fincsA goods .re not tra%wn oi puck
Rllls lil y i. per i vr.t. liglitcr than vibrat
inis 11nchn. .
Thelo t A " lx-irv. hi-:lltifiul and prac
I ival -(1 40, ahachmnlt.
Bva- nd w4irk of 'fte f<tinishO cve.r
11 V 14l1 41il )1kh..C l11:,
chilli-s I fmrv libh- (> h n a
Will wcar I we as lng as th lir lck
:,tich illahiincs.
E v-rY part is inl'lvw(.-Avnt <.4 every I-th,
cr ial, .11nd cl n he Irl111hw4k i at 1 t1ila
e.4n t Thevrfrore youl call i-cp a -S
dar' l'actically izew a lift.-tilic.
For :ah- hIv
LE'WI & MOR RIS.
Byctt 1 (If ftlhI'iekns al . C,we
Ifn11 P.ien Cnly, Sioutha Can,nn,
'JuiorjI, to) Charles P'. Barrett, in a
mtorigage dated the 1 G'h (lay of Oc
t(lber, 188G, and recolrded in t~bc oflice
of the0 llegister. of Mens~o Convey
llnce, for sid emr:1ty, ini Mlort.gage
l:hl;l.l manerflc f..r the Pirst tr-a-t 1.f laind
hl4ihnItfier' dcib'ied, of whIichl [
it.1111 tual pow li'f 1-alh givenl by LImI
Li. lioll ingswvorth i a mo'L' rtao da
edi thle 1 th da fFebruary, 1 888,
andic recedrlu in theo oflico of the Reg
ister (If Meuse Conveyanco, for saidl
county, in Mortggo Book I, page 78,
and by virtuo of authority and( pow
er of Sale given by the said Thomas
Catnnon, Junior, to 0. L. Hlollings
worthli in a mortgage dated the 19)th
day LI f Jaunary1 i. 186', I,mal11 recorde'd
in) thel oft ice. oftheII (('e.i-rI lof Me(nse
nyeyI.an e, fo sai Fnnv xin Mor
Me. "k('ldovg i.1 ' tlsla
f1,ubbe acion1 to' te h;ieht h pi<ld'r,
4 n ni he i Min<by in Jammer,:l~Cu1 lls
11c l'i n C. H., 1 . 2l''' ., I for c t he 'II (1
f(lo *aingi de.-ei'hI traci4ts o pac
Ifr lun, wih the mu'1( A o (lands
ant c~rib , ote in lt sd h mort
(If ;i'sling and" bre ng tin Wt Slate
the hiiountiy afleaig I ni Gregory'.
rm. to wlv : ieCm riid
FIl'irst Tracwt ,Ont hxichw th Ae said
inegk (ii Nntg(:gIe 1) acr t e s,m
nhoe tor Sae, iri au( hnd o G
C.oo. CharlesNChibirss, h \V
D(ard lanthe1t Tweb:J ilCm
Groundpapdean ohrs FREE a
Send yTiract,11 ajiilgam th aboe
crtl'IbedIf trot, oharlesr findr s,
and ohuthes, on1 the ih or1l~ sothr side4'
ruing 1 1 (fro te m onth ofI Weat~
IM h ill Lbranch, i thenee np 1 aidbah,
thenc dowUnra statid hiha i the lrsi
ekntaiing,e igtieen Situ(1 are,
bete amel mord. I otheer less.l
Drtoec itnbe bgstab--t.I('la
Nen youe r 'own Ade ad <ir
THlE WVEEKILY NEWS,
s FREE!
L
Q 2,000 Meniora,i
Get C
A
N lj,y IN Mn
Are your Windo)
R we Caun Fj
The Finest Pres
In the
Carriages, Buggi(
SPECIAL
Duriipr the
e October, Noven
TO CASH I
We offer atl IEDUCED) 1'lIlES.,
Garriayes, Buggi
COME, EXM1D
The Greenville
IH. C. M
McFALL'S
ALMANACK
-- FORl
"To j1ay 0r not to. ply"
Seem to be the topic of the daTy, t
Whlether it is better to) pay and stay,
Or not to pay, and runi away.
Fa* ney CaundItes anid Nuts I
fut be this as it may,
The best and 5uirest way
A 11d do mUy best to pay.
Iil i1:eo bread anld m~eat
A.de e:v ryting else to)CI et
And shoe,s that fit niy feet I
Aud I nesver will "dead beat"
Cuirraunts, CiEtroni, Apples! '
A man like Wad McFall,k
For ho always sells us all
We want, and we must cafl
And settle up titis fall.
Cakiies, Syru!y, lI[oney
Thuat old(, old nlote TIll pay.~'
Won't p)ut him o!T ano~(ther' day,
But wa'mltz' right up and say,
Countu theo interest right away.
(hid Tinae Need Tick Co.Tee'.
IJ bI e a man onceO more,
And trade(. at M\cFall's stor'e,
Asin the dlaysq of y ore,
i"'r hie won't keep) meI poor.
Toy.s, F~'ire-W1oras, zand
M'cFall gave me a e tart,
Fed me, when crops were short,
Anid I a rm not thle sort
Who wait for thme Collector's Cart.
['1l go wvherau there's a throng,
WVhero the everVO treat mei& wrong,
['l pa so1me all along--.
ndIo'w I'll fiish myI song-.01
A Merry ClaruIsIn, ass aas ne
EIauppy New Year to All,
W. T. McFA LL.
and get IN
Th EFLand u
- -- Write for ,DIurNo
THEIEFELWATER WHEEl
FREE! D
R
idum Books!
-- G
S
T
vs Broken Wut?
11 Tfiten.O
R
nI tion Drugs
ci .E
s anmd Wacons,
OFFER!
iber and December,
IYERS!
s an. Ivagons.
E AN) 1 LY.
Coach Factory,
A, Prpoprietor.
Webster's Unabridged
1 NAR -Y.
FV ~ '
ovet book . ad( propose'i to fuirnisih at copy
0 enen1 (f ourW stubscrtibep'.
'IlThe diction~ary is a necesseity im every
time,' schlO and buiness house. IL fills
vaicanlcy, and furnishes knowledge which
0 one hiundred( othier voIU)lume of the
honiest book.s couhl supply'. lounig aind
ibl . Ehrin:Ge~d andI Ignorant, R ich amt.
'U..t i shtub have .it wiihjin rech, and;t re
rto it. cotettis every dy .in thei-.
A tiue ha~ive :t".kne if this I.; ':ly I
ry ' :t : -:!, to .,tat Ilmt wvelme . arn- -
ut !ety~\ of th )':t yeairsi of th -
a h: o so ) > ttjl ,Voyed ;nwitt.Vr
. 1 ;i contins tIhe entire vo'ea>i)iarv of
bout 100, 000) wordsi inicludtinig the correct I
)eljl.g, deri vationi antd dllinat ion ot Hiamei
ud is~ the regular stanidar'd size, conitini ng i
biout 3100,000 squiare inches of printed suar-.
ce, and is bound in cloth, half morocco I
rid sheep..
Untiil further notice we wdU turnish this
ainuable D)ictionary,
1st., Tfo any3 new subhscribecr.
2d, Tio ainy, r(enewal siubs5cribeCr.
T), an subs5crib,er no0w i in'rers h ~1ti
? Jan. I.t next, at thme following
* *, CIt ith bound. gilt side aind back
ItMiorocco boundtt, .gilt, mide antd baick
vin d free fromtn our o!tire. <
*ribe atoi. a dli tance many have the i
- ary, delivered by special prepuid ex.
r ie et' cra.
* : ptubishe~Irs limit flh: time and nom.re
-!.< we lvi.'e all whio det-ire to avail
nds to it att onie.
A Hous.eholdIRemedy*
FOR ALL
B LOOD AND SK~
Botai Blood Balm
It Cures SCROFULA, ULCE.RS, 8A.T'
form of minant SKIN ERUPTION, be-.
sides being c:fficaclous In toning up theo
system and restoring the constitutIon,
when Impaired from any cause. its a
almost sup0rnaturaf .heaLing pror.orties j
justIfy us In guarante.lng .a cure, If
directions are followed. 1
8SENT FR EE -,JJia ATFI..,,
BLOOD BAL.M CO., Atlanta, Ga. $
p 1 EENo'TAvE.
g.e e) N.'hN tI No 1 AV'%c.l, ., ,
(..... 41
Thloroughi, P'raelicad Inst ruction. S
Gratuttes aessisted to >)Ositions. w~
S''C tailogue free. \~ rite to $
COLLEGE LOISVLLE KY Ly
ACCIDENT,
FIRE
AND LIFE
INSURAA hCE
Written at the Senti
u1d oflice.
CIIAINED LIGHTNING
'he railr-ad Is not yut come to Pick
n 1s, bt Pi'ickvs is now in speaking dis.
lnce of the railroud.
If you are in Easley or Pickens, and
wvish to talk to anyone in thlit other town,
just A ep to the "phonle" and Call the one
Volu V:tI.t.
Tvleg-rams promptly transmitted and
'u-t n1 Ies guzaranIteed.
All mes-ages for Pickens and vicinity
promnptly deIlivered4.
PICKENS TELEPHONE CO.
J. J. 1EWIS. JULIUS E. JjOG9.
THE PICKENS
Land..Agency!
Thc P'iekens Land Agency now has fer
;ale. the follmwin!- desir-able lands.
2' acres on Gr-lu, l oad to Pumpkin
W n. I miles north of Pickens. Ono
Ilred,11-441 C-res in cultivation; 25 neres best
l'wchv-t Mile River bottom. Good cotton
un1d gr-ain lanld. O11nc good dwelling and
im. 4..ood timit lioise. Terms easy. Lib
-ral (iiscout for zill spo-t (4h.
16.000 acres mifitintaii 11land; gool for
.III', i1: eyalw rds, orchards, e tc. Finely
11ulw red.
170 avre- on waters of Saluda river,
nile from leasant Grove church ard
CIhool hius; 25 acres cleared laid
wres branch hottom; on public road, we
vatered. Price $30 elsh.
215 acres (if land in Itirricane town
40P near IDalton; 45 aeres in culLivatio
m:4lance in. original forent abounding ini
he best p4ne timbher; well watered; price.
6O50, oe-hllf en.
-100O acresa il
'romiI Greevl.
vih 1 Md4isso a
imb er s in divi vle oi:hp e
larvsinl Stee4t.ol 4 a~rsgo o
4)m4 ar dt 125 ini pa?ture; miTe aml :a haW
r.?m ChuIrchI atiod school house; threel good
41mmt houA4s, we11 wvat ered; would1 sell In
444 in:et 01 dlividle into ti racts. Part cash,
alan4414 4)n II ng t imei at 8 1per centt.
A dl4'irable ha41 l cr4e lot on4 Gairyin at.
41 1 14-endI tn a4(ve'; -9100. Also deCsirab 1e
' r'e..,ing (1n 13owen street; $10 Best i
:4.r:4ns i townV4.
mm <res inl EC:Atte township, goed
er aLn hoi'u%e, 15" a4'res? inlC culivat4ion.ba
noe1 ti:ie .imber and grass; $1,5~00 on long
220 acres in Central township, 15 acres
1 cultivation, 40 acres flne pasture, bal
.nce 'in best of timber; 8 miles of rait
(4nd( station, * mIle of church aund sch..!;
will be sold cheap and Onl easy terme.
Lot. No. 18, in the town of Piek..s,
on,timing j' of an acie fronting on Mata
t.r.eet, east of Dr. J. F. Williams'.
A good bargain-109 acres In D)acuavi,ia
[1wnsl111p, 40 aicres inl (cult ivat ion; splendl4
ilue; lile oif chulrch4 and1 school1; de
rab1le n.eighbosrhood. Price '$900; easy
,l00 ?eres 4 miles west of Piekens on
\ alIndlta romnl; level Izatul; will maka
p1l4ndid 111arm; timb ler is titne. Must be
l.
251) :4(:r's (Pm Little Eastatoe, 410 acres in
llivation,4 10 1ercp bolttom41, 11 acres 4i1
1111d pIa'ture, gK~(o(d log hiousea. 5i0 acres fire
ipe gra's. lm,t fencedl. ?4table fer fotir
4)rs<s. TIlde lac4e is wvell watered anid a
arga4in a1. tJt50.
A (ld .4 iabe lot on) Ma(llin strleet, l'ickene, -
''4bii4ii1 .t nere4, go(od 5ta4bes and1( well
I."~'a! il Ier on~ prem4i?;s. On4e oft the
)4)'. V1lunhl1 lo ts ill town; Ipri~e * 3(1(.
A 4:arm~ . 2;m 414 a 41 l1,il(5 wC4.t ef
'ikeIs ; It) arres5 Cleared,. blanl44ce' in gOod
mi4h-I; wll uter ( by4 l e rec.k and
prog4 near4 ('or.;C(rd chu4rCh anid schoc,l ..
?44C; (tOrable nieighlborht.odl. Pric $1,
23 neres'? nthlwest of Sy.1'm's' mill-;
11 aere in cult .ivat ionu, 25i acr(s in) bottom
un44 1)44 Fit tei-en% MiRe Creek. In a high
mi4er mal4 a go.od orchtard. Terms, 8 per'
m .t..;-time, ,, vealrs.
A splenidid tarml of I100 acr-es, 29 mile
orthI ( of Pi(ken5 oin graIleId r:ad ; thbreo
140d t (.nan4t housI4. E60 neCr(s in high stat e
f (4ultivat ion, 30 a(r( S best Twelve Mile
ttom1; dloes not ovIertlow; fine pastMre of
I) arre4s, good14 fe4:ce, good well of walter
Ia two .rood spr4ings. WVill sell 4)n easy
rms.8 Price *1,800.
I0 aIrI near. 144 Gentrt with 75 acres In
high si ate of (ILicultiton. (Good dIwell.
aL~ 14 n4(eesary oult bitildinigs.
'2011 aeres o)n 1lig~ ow Creek ; 75 acres
CitlI.iv:t 11)n; 251 ne4res best. b)ottom'f hand;
i acres of it withlitt a ditch; the b)ottomf
.iid Iot stil) Ct, to o)vei'l~low; 1hal f ni le of
nil an1d gmi, 4one' l mile of school0 and
11?4h. 1> 'iice, '62,0004(; I ('rms1 (easy.
I4 >iiS4 ('ere'snear I Pumpkintowni 1in originail
n;(st; 1040 a4Cre lies well and4( timber' tine.
rice I' 35(I.
AI 400Wt acres 444oimlproved trFa4t
acr1(s bf t tomnim tproved1; 350 alcres o
tL ii' original4 .intiher. Pri.ce, *4510.
'.> a1 n( 2 mIIiles southwevst of Crc
h4o4s on1 wat ers of Geor-ge's ereek; goo
ttIn huul1:44, Oroi:l:f in o)r4iinal forest
11 t.i'ibler; a4b(.4t 35 nere's clearedi andt Ii
high state4 of (lult ivaltion; goodd water atn
'eNes1ary buihJ Ilngsl; te(rmts eaIsy.
4.1 neres jist n4o4rt.h (.f .town, joinIs theo
I orate' limits, 1411 ini cultivatIon, 10iacres
the,tInest bottom~ land, fine bl)4din1g
.4. This Is a good bargahin for aiero
mitinIg a sma4'lI farm near town. Prios
00, half cash41, balance 1in d11e year.
For any pa1rti.ub.rn 'write to ?ikp.
ud A cnev. Pickn, 8. V.e