The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, April 28, 1892, Image 2
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THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1892.
n
Conservative Ticket.
For Governor,
TOHN C. SHEPPARDI,
Of Edgefield.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JAMES L. ORR,
Of Greenville. (
For Attorney General, r
W. PERRY MURPIY, I
Of Colleton.
For Comptroller Goncral,
J. B. HUAMaERT,
Of Laureus.
For S&-retary of Stato,
L. W. YOUMANS,
Of Barnwell. r
Buperintendant of Edncation.
REV. D. W. HIOTT,
Of Anderson.
Adjutant and Inspector General,
W. W. DIXON,
Of York.
Treasurei',
E. R. McIVER,
Of Lexington.
Conventions, and then again coIven
tions at Colnmbial The next one will be a
prohibition convenlion.
Senator Irby has been hurried from
Washington to Columbia. Some matter of
ttatc or party demainds his senatcrial or
political presence.
The crowd at Edgefield last Saturday was
not near so rowdy as they wero at
(4reenville. They were disposed to lis.
ten to argument and a good niy were con..
vinccd that Tillman was a fraud.
South Carolina politics ---the Democratic
party, Tillman and Conservatism, the old
inc Republicans, the iReform Republi
cans, the Prospective Third Party and the
Alliiance. liv ' our
the j
................. o one
la and Orr, and have electe(l t lie sne
kind of a delegation to the county convenI-e
tioni.
I woul prefer to- follow you to i - 11 h
than to go with these men to heavel.--Till- i
man at Greenville.
We say with all confidence that there are
very very few of the stipporters of the Gov.
ernor who would say as much for him.
What do you think, farmers, of theC Gov.
ernor of the State of South tcarolina, m1iak
ing such a statement as this? How irrever
ent it is.
So far as we have been able to learn the
Atlanta Constitution was the ionlysiper,
which saidl that sonme otf the farmeris went
to the Grcenville campaign meeting carry
ing rifles about six feet loini. T1his was a
falsehood out of the whole cloth. Ilow
are the readers of the Constitution to get
the facts, without paying for another pa.
per? Burdy it will break down in this State
afteCrw hile'.
Do you suppose that I would ever by this
means let that gang of sheep over there
a' ize this gover nment again?-- Tiillman at
Grecenville.
.No, Governor, not if you can help it. By
permlitting the ''gang of sheep" as you call
themi to make a free and fair light and free
sp(eech you would lose your job. The on.
lv way y.ou can prevent the gang.fromi seiz
ing the government again is by cointiniiniig
to intlame the minds of the people, andt
umii.w themi to howvl down the opposiso, naid
ani iot listen to fair discussion, as was
done at Greenville.
TI be auditor under the inistruictioins from
e '.ompltroller General, last yeair chlarged(
v:oriousg amounits of taxes against parties
IC do not live or have aniy prioperty in
* ' lins county. Aiionig these are thle Scot.
h \mericean Mortgage Co., and the Bri t
* ..iA ncrican tIirgage Co. T1hiere is (85
* : narged againlst, the lte cini thle name
.5 E. Bloggs. Attoiiiey. Bitt the nmes
-J n I). Vo rner, of Walhalha, the Senie.
B Wk, of Benc':i, Fowler, of Andeison. S
several tirms in Greenville (10 not
'c. on the dupillienIte. Yet all of them
ie 'nortgages recoroded in the 'le'rksollice
lI .'s'hould have baeen assessed by the
:.r rule as the miortgaige conipaines.
rn is no sense or' justice in making flesh
mi; and( fowl of another'.
A Good W~tiinem.
I.e .d:shed at the ouitst to expreCss bis 'j
mI :}.hy with the Farmeris' Movemient. e
E he iiot the author nor thle originator of v
0. i *vemient lie could prov'e by the po- I
- $ his county and- the State, andi, if
it m'.~s not sufiett, by Goveinor Till
ri I maelf, that lie hadl always teen the
-net friend, and lhe 1was today as deeply a
creLed in their welfare as any man in the a
it .- Sh eppardh at Greenville.
s. Gvernor Tillmnan a good witness? He
tht a be for lie say's he is the best part
ihec 'armers' movement. If lie is a goodd
nest Governor Sheppard says lie can
ve' by himn that lie has always been the I
nd( it the farmers, andh Governor Til'- 1
diii not deniy it.
WVants a Third Mans. ~~ -
lio propoition of two men to seek a
d nn~ el 4vernor and not nominate E
er' o(. the t'Senit canidi(ates, which't was
n in the No*% yesterday merely as a a
x itemi,. wa* discussed some14 yesterdayi3.
Smajority of people it was dleemied im.- I
ticabtle, but- there were sonie people C
believe it the only solution of the po
ul warfare oft the State. One gentle
a merchant from tie county, said lie I
s farmers discuss ttie aItuation every
in his store. iIe states-as a fact that a
>rity of them do not want 'Itillmani for e
rnor, but eonsider the p resent fIght one
rem and will support hIim. They would I
y drop. hIm, bowever, for some mnn
dcr owil rasnke, a man whose opinion-.
onserwiidye. The men whlo favor t he
)siinea in Ihe-minority and it is not 5'
- that'tbpy will ever develop enough 'I
ztbh' pp nyting. -DaIly N,we. t
1i108 ko a charge that his admistra
on bad injured the credit of the State, be
kid: I have been informed that Piedmont I
ock has gene from 140 to 110 since James I
. Orr became president. Now, if in one a
lort year, he wrecked that property and 1
irried stock1from 140 to 110, in God's t
ine, where would lie carry the State t
)nds if lie were elected Governor? [Laugh- ]
r and applause] I ain told too, that he <
is reduced wages there 10 per cent. 8
Col. Orr, interrupting: "That is not t
le."
Tillman: "Well, I thank God that you t
ive denied it." .
Orr: "You are mistaken about the
ock."-Itegister.
This is the most complete dodge the Gov.
nor indulged In during his two hours and
fly minutes speech at Greenville. He re
trrcd to the charge that the aduinstration
ad injured the credit of the State, but did
At deny it. Ile only tried to excuse
iniself for injuring the State's credit by
tying that since Col. Orr was elected pres
lent of the Piedmont Mills the stock had
ecrensed from 110 to 110. But was that
. Col. Orr promptly contradicted and
enied it and as well the Governor's state
ient that the wages of the operatives had
een reduced 10 per cent. If Governor
'illmanl has not injured the credit of the
tate why (lid lie not do like Col. Orr and
ay its not so. This is virtually a confes
ion that lie has injured the State's credit
>eeause lie does not deny the charge. ''his
ock of Governor Tilhnan's lie threw at
ul. Orr went wide of its mark.
Theme men up stairs, John C. Haskell,
ending th.- rest, begaini to hamboozie those
iwnimbers by appealing to their ignorance
mid vatnity until all the administration
ieneasures were destroyed. The legislature
vent, back on their pledgeB and voted
LgIiinst me. They did not do their dut.y.
did call them driftwood and I repeat it.
All the other clippings of Governor Till
ni's speech at Greenville we took from
he Columbia Register, his organt, except
.his one which is clipped from the News
iid Courier. We clipped from the Regis
er more for the purpose of setting at rest
my doubt in the minds of any of the Gov
riior's followers the fact thIt he said what
xe have quoted, because there are inany
lio would doubt that the Governor made
mieh assertions aid there tire some who
vould sty it was not so if they read it in
my other newspaper except the Register.
qow if an1.y onle haits anly dolht ab1out Gov
rnor Tillinn using the hinguage we have
Iuoted we respectfully refer him, her or
iem to the Columbia Register, of the 17th
nst. But wiat about the piece above quo.
Pd? It is -uhistantially reported as above
ai the Register. What say you Senator
VDel, 11ad Mepre.seitatives Bowenl and
'arpienter. G"overior 'Tilnan says that
ohnII C. 111tiskell amid others Ippealed to
cur "1ignor:ance and vanity until all the ad
iinistration ineasures were destroyed."
'hat you "welit back" on your pledges,vot
I against him, (the great. Ego B. 1R. 1ill
in); that you dfid lnot (10 your (u1y'. that
e did call you driftwood aind he sticks to
. What say you guilty or not guilty.
Vell you say not guilty and that the GOV
rnor did not mican us. All right. You
vere menibers of the Legislature in 1890.
nd the Governor says that it was the Leg
;lature (the whole boly, not a few) that
as hamiboozledl, destroyed all the ineas
xres, went back oi their pledges, did not
to their duty, voted aginst him and is
'driftwood."
About two years ago the conity was in
(restedl ini the news that the wife of T.
'age, a gentleimn Ii vinig at Ingersioll,
l'exais, a snm:dt vi llage about thirteen miles
romt Te'xarkana, had given birth to quad
niplets. No less were the people interest
d( wheni this mnorninig the news reached
ere that the wife of J. W. Attaway of
I iller county, Ark., was in oiie ntight
niade the mother of four fine (daughiters.
f r. A ttaway is a tman of about 23 years
ndt lhas been married thirteen months, iIe
reighis 130l pountds. His wife is 19t years
f ago anmd weighs 120 p)ounids. Their
ome is at Boggy, Ark., a smiall lumber
own on the Gate City Lumber railway,
ourteen miles from this place.-Texar
lana News.
Inl aSSrciated life and wo)rk it is always
mportant that we do not think only of our
elves, and1( press our ownt lans ad prefer
ilUes. O thiers miust ailso be thought of, and
lier rights amnd feelintgs regardhed. Sotmae
leoplte forget t his, andu unless they got just
heira way, grm im npatient andl even retinse
o do their pairt . This mnay lhe excused ini
hihlimn, bitt in older peophle, espe'ialtly in :
bhristians, it is miost uniseemnly. O thier pecr-.
.1ns haove Itie siamie right to their way we.
iave. If there are di ffereiices oif opini onls.
is to thle best plait, the( true thinig to (to is
0 conisider aill the ways3' pirin> sed and1( comn
>ine the. best fromi all.---Wesmuinster Teach
r.
"'Withbin twoit weeks,'' says a Buffalo
hysiei:m, ".I have bteen called on to pre
mri be foir seveni men zilieted with ra'i ng
tZaache, (tie in every inistanice to poion
iin fioim th li iing handts of their htits ab
ilrbed through thei opteni prues oif t heir
)rchieadl Whiat Ithese noxious (dyes arle I
ave inot lad 1tine to determine, hut I
rould advise nobiody to wvear a hat which
iscoloirs thle brow, espe('inlh y if the disc")l
ration be of a yellowish or brownish tint."
We hear that a good citizeni and mlod"r
nite T'il tianite in the counity advam' s the
cliet th it if the oposit ion had reimied
niet, anid putt out iio oppjosinig tickeit that
en August conviention wouldh have ignored:
ilhan', and put out a goodl conservative
ian. D)o you see? llis own followers
oiiuld like to throw him overb)oard. Eas
y Democrat.
It is said1 that (oy. Tillmni refused to
uiike hands with Col. O)rr in Greenvitte the
thier day. The camnpaigin is startimng to
arids the potint of uinily amid harmony. -
Lewherry News anid Herald.
T. De it urkhead, D. D).
Oti Moniday the 1 8th inst., D)r. Iburkhmead ~
ird at his homie in Montgomery Ala.. aged I
bout sixty ye'ars. IIe had beeii in failing
eaitth for sonme notths before his dea'th.
'his faithiful solier of the c'ross has pass
:1 fromi the churcb miili tatit to the (chr
iumpilhiantt. lI wasfl a puilplt orator of
rest power. Ithiaoften bteeni saidl of him
haeubbesioffew: "lie was bo0th
>gicat and eloqumeiit." ile wais logical peIr
tasive anid elIoquen.ft in lh iappeals to his
ud(ince, andi lie rarely spo ke without the
nimediate effects of lis power beiing plain
ylvisibe. IIis concep)ltin of the cardinal
u etrinca of chraistianiity and the tenets of
ie Presbyt
as always ms|
lIe wast, e
ilbi es,. I n.
d by man, id t
ther State -hi
ats susatahim 21
on recove
Mr. J. J. 'e
ok last Sa .ni
ursday.
The SoyS.
Most boys have a goed fatIer. If the
ather Is not good, he can give good advice.
'athers love their boys, and would take as
iuch pleasure in the boy's success, as the
Oy himself. Some boys do better than
heir father because they have the advan
age of the father's precept and example.
,earn something from your father every
lay. Get as close to hhu as you can and
tay there. Ask him about everything and
ell him about everything. Whether lie has
:ver told you so or not, he loves you bet
er than he does anyone else. He has more
>atience with you than lie has with any one
,le. Tell him what you are going to try
o do, and get the benefit of his views and
xperience. If your father is a christian
wak hin how often he has regretted becom
ng a member of the church.
DoWt Croak.
Let us try to touch other lives on the
;ositive and helpful side. "Share with me
your beliefs;I have doubts enough of my
)wn," said Goethe. Do not talk of your
ailments, your worries, your disappoint
axents, your blues. Do not add these by
onimunication to the troubles of your fel
lows, and thus help them to despondency.
Fell of the truth you have had the vision
of, of the unexpected good that has befal
len you, of the sunshine that has 'bespread
your path. Life has its troublesome side,
it it only becomes the greater part of life
through our persistent contemplation of it
Lo the exclusion of what is brighter. And
that bad habit weakens the nerve and sinew
of our best energies by robbin5 us of cicer
fullness and of hope.-S. S. 'rimes.
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SPARTANIITI?I, S. C. April, 1892.
To the School Commnissoner of Pickens Co.
S. C:
Dear sir: The authorities of Converse
College authorize me to miake the follow.
mng offer of one scholarship of tuition in
the Collegiate )epartment, of Converse Col
lege to one young woman ia each County
in South Carolina. Each scholarship is
worth :,5f) and is good for two years.
1. The applicant must be at least thirtcen
ind not more than eighteen years of age
iml must be of good moral charicter.
11. The exanination must be held at
mch county seat ont Saturday July 3o, 1892
)r as nLar that time ias will le convenient
o the school comitissioner of said county.
Ill. Applicants tmust paFs a written ex
kinnation on: 1st aritheinitic and algebra
,o equations of the second degree; 2d Ge
)graphy; 3d U. S. History, 4th English
Jranmar and analysis antd the applicant
>assing the best examination shall be enti.
led to the scholarship.
IV. The School Commissoner may deter
nine tile successfil applicant or appoint a
olilitte to examilne the papers of the
pplicanlts.
V. If there are no applicants for exami
lation on the (lay appointed the School
otnmissioner of said county shall have
)ower tot appint one young woman to said
cholarship.
'The School Commissioner of each county
vill please report to the, President of Con
rerse College as soon after the examination
IS possible onlicially certifying to the suce
:essful alpplicanit or ap)poin1tee.
Your atteuntion to this and ycutr care in
taving this offer made known through your
~ountty papers will be greatly appreciatedl.
Yery trumly,
B. F". Wu1.soN, Presidlent.
Converse College, Spartanburg, 8. C.
Tow n Council Notice.
Wheras, a majority of the freehold vot
~rs ownintg reat estate in the town of Pick
ma, in Pickents coutI,ty have petitionedl the
l'own Council of said town to squbmit to
,he quialified voters of said town the gne.
,ion of sulac.riltag in seven per cent cou
'ton bonds int the sonlt of onte thiousantd dol
ars ($1 ,000l) to the capital stock of the
P~ickem' iRailroad Company uinder the char
.er of said conmpany.
And whmeras4 the said Council has by res
alution)1 granited the said( petition now on
ile in thtis ollice.
Now theref'or'e be it resoilved and order.
3.d lby said townt citnniell that the saidi peti
.ion be~ grantted andl that an
1lecItibe beld (tn the 12th (lay of May
189-2 to determine thme question of the sub
(criptiont or no1 subscriptioni to the capjital
Itock of said liailroad (Comopany as afore
nuid. Th'lose who arc in favor of said sub.
criptiont shll dI(eposit a ballot hiavinig writ.
en~m or printed thereon the word, "'subscrip
inn" those who are opposed shall depjosit a
allot having the wordt ''no subsacribtion"'
taid bionds ntto b( le issued tilt tie railroadl
s comle(ted anmd in oiperaltion. 'That thme
>tolls he open1 fronm 9 o'clock a. im. till 4
>'clock p. mn. ont the day of said election
It whieb all thle qualified electors oif said
own shalil b,e entitled to a Vote, and regis
rationt ishiall not be reqhuired as a qjualitica
ion for volting at said election.
Tha:t C. E. lBobinson, 'T. 11. Price and L.
S.Childress are hereby appointed mana.
ecrs oif said electiont, whio shall counot thte
mites on cloisintg thte polls, and1( make their
eturn to this Council on the day of said
'lectiont.
Ily order of thte Town Council of Pick
0IS- J. h Bo(,1(s, Intendantt.
J. E. hiAuoon, Jn., Clerk.
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ICHMONDI DANVILI I COO
Columbia and Greenville
Division.
Condensed Schedule April 10th, 1802.
Trains run on 75th meridian tinic.
Between Zolmbliia and Greenville, via.
13elton. Dalily CXc('pt Sunday.
No. I I. STATIONS. No. 12.
I1 10am........Colum1bia........ 3 50)pM
12 10pm.........Alston....... . 3OOpm
12 10pm........ Pomaria........ 2 40pm
12 45pm....Prosperity........217pim
1 05pm... Newberry........1 57pm
1 10pm.........Helena......... 1 52pm
2012pm........Chappells ...... 17pm
2 45pm.......Ninety Six ......12 40pm
3 06pm...... Greenwood...... 11 57am
3 28pm........ Hodges.........11 32am
3 48pni....... Donald's........11 10am
4 01pm...... Honea Path ......10 56am
4 20pm.........Belton .........10 35im
4 45pn ...... WNilliaiston.......10 1tiam
4 52pn....... . Pelzer.........10 10am
5 07pm.......Piedmont........ 055am
5.15pin .. .ArGreervilleLv .... 9 15an
Butween Columbia, Alston and Spartan
burg. I)aily.
No. 13 Io. 14
11 l0am. .... Lv Columbia Ar..... 3 50jm
12 05pin......... Alston......... .3 00pm
1 05pin.........Carlislh........ 1 32pim
1 15pm.........Santiuc......... 1 20pm
I WIlpm .........Union......... 100pml
2 18pm........ Pacolet ........12 3pm
2 45pm...Ar Spartanlburg Lv... I I135pm
Between Cohnnbia, Newberry and Lau
r1enls. D)ailY except Sund1fay.
No 15. No 11;
11 10am.....Lv Columibia Ar .... 3 50pin
12 05p i. ........ Alsston .........3 00pm1
1 05pm ....... Newherryl....... 1 S7pmn
3 07pn........Goldville.... ....11 211am
3 30npm.........Clinton.........10 55an
4 15pm.........Laurens....... .10 15am
Bet weeii W1alhalla, Anderson, Belton and1
Greenville. Daily except 18unday.
No. 14. No
8 20an.....Lv Walfialla Ar.....
8 50lam...Ar Senca Lv...
8 501am..Lv Sencea Ar ..
10 0:3am. ... Ar Andlerson Ar. ..
10 3onm...Ar Belton LY. .
11 410am.. .Lv Belton Ar..
11 O2am. ..Ar WVilliamston Lv... .
11 101am........ .Pelzer......... 4
11 27pm........Piedmont .......4
12 10pm... .Ar Greenville Lv.... 3
lietween hodges and Abbeville..
excep1t Sunday. ______
No I1 Nol15 W ESTBOUND No~
pm11 aml am~ pm
3 33 11 37. .Lv Hodges Liv.. .
4 08 12 12 .Ar Abbeville Ar.._____
No 12 No) 16 E ASTIBOUND) No
10 50 2 45. .Lv Abbeville Lv.. n pi
11 '25 3 20.. Ar llodges Ar.. .
Trains leave Spartanburg, 8. (5., A. &
C. division, niorthibountd, 3.541 a m, 4.50 p
mn, 0. 57 p mn (vestibuled limited); south
bound, 5.00 a ir, 4.27 p~ m, 11.43 a mi,
(vest ibuled lhmited); wes5tboundl, W. N.
C. division,2.50O p m1, for IIend(ersonville,
Asheville Hlot Springs and Knoxville.
Tirains leave Greenville, S. C., A. & C.
division, nortlhound, 2.41 a in. 3.37 p mn,
6.05 p mn, (ve'stibuled limited); sothbaloundl
6.10 a mn, 5.31 p mn, 1'2.36 p im (vestibuled
liited).
Trains leave Seneca, S. C., A. & (C. dli
vision, n)orthbounIld, 1.17 a mi, 1.47 p mn;
southlbountd, 7.58 a m. 7.22 P im.
Pullman palace sleeping car on trains90,
10, 37 andl 38 on A. & (C. division.
.1. A. D)ODSON, Supt., Columbia, S. C.
WV. A. TiURK, Asst. Geu'l Pass. Agent,
Chiarlot I e, N. (5.
W. Ii. GREEN, Gen'l Manager. At
lanta, Ga.
J1 AM. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
Atlanta, (Ga.
SOL IIAAS, Traffie Manager, Atlanta,
Ga.
AN j
ISLAND.
Estesps-tenir enntrMan:Trne n.Ineee
If wpe d.n ionng okidri nt. A Cu wintvid
thme be aoetdo.Ibcn, U to buy an i:.land ana btl, i nih
to.al Ao can,. bett I earne t u r.,r.ew i t of wk. rp
and wnerk on lt~oabitiesno, hr' lahey fI mto. Ay one
can we dh o. Esy if n tark ndnin. W yrns wierthin. Nei
rs. one can bont ensre mam sents,e ofrka ynrim
to thework. Tis entha ev neaw leadt t.rin,gs wonJerfut smre
ceve to every worker. Iinlnors ire etarilng from 87.5 to
830 per week anad upawarda, nnd more after a littleezpe.
ienee. We can futrnsh ynn the e.nupoymnt--we teach yo.
FRI EF. Tihisie an are of maurv,aoon things, anal here is
snothier great, niful. weilth, griing won,ter. Oreot gaia.
will reward every industtrious worker. iW herever yoa are,
and whatever moan atr mdoing, you watt to know about thh.
wonderfhtlwork at onco. Del.ay meaanstnuch money lest to
you. No esace to euniaan hore, but if gouwill write to we,
T E As 4f ---P.. em# a..ett. a
Scientific Americais
Aginoy for
CAVEATS.
TRAE AON~
OPYRuIONTE,Nto.
,lo informatlit and free Handbook write to
MUNN & .O 811 BnOADWAY, N3W YouR.
dMoot bureau ro securing patent. In Ameriea.
evr aettaken Out by us Is bogt before
the pulic by a notIce glven free of chre in the
J7'gst elrotation of any aelentil ppr In the
wogd.Spiendialy illustratedl. NoInt1gnt
span ahoei be without it. Weekly,SIO a
e~Ia;$1 i.hOz aths. Addresse Ma f{ C.s
Beissas, roadway, New York.
[EVERY CITIZEN!
OF PICKENS COUNTY
Is cordially invited to call and examine the magnificent
stock of
CLOTHING!
Hats and Furnishings
For Men and Boys!
Which we haye just opened.
Everything Entirely New.
No Old Goods in the House,
Boys Suits from1 $1 up.
Menl's Stilts frot $5 up.
4t4Suits to fit Large Men, Small Men, Fat Men and Lean Men.
Our $1 ) Suits are Beautiful to beheld.
Polite and courteous attention exteoded to every man, woman and child.
Let No O)ne Stay .Away.
SMITH & BRISTOW,
- Main and Washington St., People's Bank Old Stand,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
Mr. J. E. Gwiinn is with us and will be glad to servo his friends. Pp7m3
NEW SPOT CASH FIRM!
The firnai of 1[orris, MYajor & Co. haIs been dissolved,
I have bought the entire stock of well selected Dr
Goods. Shoes, hats, Notions, Groceries, &c.
For the next Sixty Days the.e goods will e %141
at and BELOW COST. I uust. have ]oona for nAe
goods. This is the opportunity of the season to ge1
Bargains.
I sell strictly for CAS. Do not ask for Credit.
Respectfully.
JOH N T. L EWIS.
N. B. Parties indebted to Lewis & Morris, -
pected to come with the money and SETTLE AT 1
LEWIS & MORF
Garden and Grass Seeds.
They D)o the Balance.
The Finest Prescript ion Drugjs in Green
ville, at SLOAN BROS.
Carriages, B3uggies and Wagons,
SPECIAL OFFER I
TO CASH BUYERS!
We offer at RED)UCED PRICES,
Carriages, Buggies aml 1WJayons.
COME, EXAMINE AND IIUY.
The Greenville Coach Factory,
C1REENVILLE' S. c.,
H. C. MARKLEY, Proprietor.
G. WV. SIIRRIi, Suuperintendent-. ap30y1
THE NEW MODEL HALL TYPE WRITER
/ A ~crfect Mchnehitings haater~
Remodeled aind Improved.
The Best Standa,rdl Type)( Wrheri in the
WVorld.
S Iniexpeivei (, Po'rt ab le, No) Inik Rtibboun,
t eanitEliii:able Tlypei n a1tll Lanignages,
Easaie.st to leairn, :ar.d rapid ats any.
WVaratted as lieparesent< d. Thisk Ma
111111 elchinae is v'verybiody's Friend1(, Evrnyd
s----. l'ua. haeIl- vi u li -o~ . t al ways insurcs thme inost prinptI
Addren N. TYPE WRITTR CnAnr, 01n Wra...goS. , Boto . __s
J. T. LEWIS. JULIUS E. lBoGi
THE PICKENS
Land ..Agency!
The Pickens Land Agency inow has for
sale the following (esirable lands.
5o acres on Wol t creek, good farmin
or pasture land; 20 acres in cultivation;I
mile from Pickens on Easley road; on this
place is good water power with grist nill
cotton gin and press, and double set wool
cards with biaker andt all fixtures; all run
by Leffel water wheel; dwelling house
with well of good water and all 1cecessary
out buildings; also house for miller; a de
sirable and profitable place. Terms easy.
15 acres on Town Creek one mile west
of Pickens; splendid power; saw mill,
cotton gin, feeder and condenser, power
press, grist mill, miller's house, machin.
cry in operation; good run of custom; one
half cash, balance easy annual payments.
2u 1 acrls on G raded toad to Pumpkin
town, 4 miles nortli of Pickens. One
ludred aeres in cultivation; 25 acres best
Twelve Mile IRiver bottoll. Good eo>"n
111d grain land. One good dwelling and
one1 Vg4ood( tenant hiouse. Terms easy. Lib
cral discoult for all spot cash.
16,000 aicres m1ountaill land; good for
rallfo, vitivyrls, orchards, ctc. Finely
timbe'red.
170 acres onl waters of Saluda river, 1
lile from Plea-Sault Grove church and
sc11ool houl-c; 25 Itcrcs cleared land, 11
acres branci bottom; on imblic road, vell
Vat cred Privv 8':30: cash.
215 aeris of land inllu Itrricane town
shlip nvar D)alton; .15 ntercs in cultivation
balance ill oriin.a forest. abounding in
the best pine liniher; well watered; price,
$650, onc-hialf casli halance at 8 per cent.
400 acres3 : miles of L iberty oin the road
from (vreenville to Oh Piclwiks; 126 acres
ill cultiatioll blalalce t1ne pin and oak
tinIer; will (ivide into 11hree or four
fracts; thiree settlements oil the place. A
A ht(
Garvil!
wvitl a
300 .
mIilCs I
ace 101'
tiutt al'<....... ..... o
frunll (.1h11trcih anl ,chwol house; three good
telma:t hIxoI uses, well watered; would sell in
(one tract ( or divide into tracts. Part cash,
bal:ive ni lmiong lime it 8 per cent.
A (heiirlIe hlf acre lIot oil Garvin st.
ld l'cidletmion ave: .*100. Also desirab lo
1t front11 ur onl BImwvn strect; *100. Be st
h'arniws inl townl.
66i acrvs ill E:tstiltoc towiship, good
teail houlse, 15 a-res in cilt ivat ion, bal
an1Ce lwIne timber and grass: $1,-00 on long
till)e.
220 arrs ill Cvntral towrship, 15 nercos
inl cult ivatin4 i, -;0 acr fitine pasture. bal
11nCP ill best of tinber; 3 miles of rAil
rod 141 stat i.lI, 1 1Iiie of chllurcli and school;
will b c l clieap aid (Iln vasy terms.
L o t N i . i , ii i th e 1t o 11 o f
con4tanunr o I aicre f roltilg n Ma
street, ta-t of Ir. .1. \\ Wil illna'
A good bar.ain-109 acres in D
towni.ip -10 acres inl vult ivationl;
tillibve; I llile tf chill'1ch1 and sc i
Sirable nleighbiohllomd. Price $900
t( 14rms. easy
109 a lroleilvs wvest, of e Oi
Wahllmla rond: 1.1vel0nd: will '*
k0i
40 neres I
I ares lst
0 aere.% fire
Sfor four
Iered and a,
sie il enalnat;in; Lood buildinIg; file
water andil a god IrehaIrd. Termiis, 8 pe
A $il14ldid farm11 of 100 acres5, 22 miles
niorthI f Pickens Onl grad ed road; thbree
11ood4 tepant hous145til s, Cres iln high state
(of ('ult ivation, 30) 1(r4 5 best TIwelvse Mile
1bo1ttom1; (does not1 overflow; fine p'asture of
t1 a1re, good fencoe, goodi weil of water
an1 I wo (200>( sprie's. Will sell onl eaPy
t erms. lriCe 1. 00.
1t0 ac(res nlear (Cent ral with 75 acreCs in
nFg and14 necessairy 41 u buldings.
200 ares (In Hill CroIw Creek ; 75 acres
11a21d not1 sublject tol overfllav; half n ile of '
175 acres5 n1ear Pumpl4kintown in'original
flrest ; 10 arre(is lies well and timlber'fine.
Price .$:50.
Al so 'lI00 acre(s utI. irnproved traet/
101 acres bo4t1 toIn maimprove1rl(1; ;)50 aeres of
tract. Iln (rigilIml timbiler. Price, $'1510.
,85 acre's 2 mOiles4 south lwest oif ('ross
I hunils 41n wat11ers ofC (b-or ge's lCeek goed
Ci. tton land, one4-ha:lf in) oriinail foresl
a highl sta 1e1 of 41ult:itin; boil water nod
-1 l ( res51 jns north1i ofI t1w11 , joins th
(4o1.or1at 4 I iil, a)1 ll n 1111 u lt O i l. 10 acres
".1 t In-,iin et bot4 tom1 land1(, line buik llinl
Sit- . 'Ihis IS aI g4od bargalin for1 ai person
want):1 aI smaIihll14 ilfarm 1)near tow.Prc
14 llr any par4 iInl Irs wit e11 to P'ickens
FAVQET SINB3.
*very Machine has a
drop leaf, fancy Cover,
two large draw ers, with nickel rings, andl full
set, of AtItachmeants, C41inal to any Singer Ma
cline sohl1 fronm $40 to $60 by Canva.ssers,
11) he li,h Arm i\iachine ha1s a sclf-setting neeC.
dlIe and self. thlreading shauttl. A trial in your
hiomei before p1ament is asked. luly direct of
the ManufaIctulrers nol save agents' profits be
siles gettinig certificates of warrantee for five
rears. Send for mach4jine with name o,f a business
mni as reference and4( we will ship (one at once,
Co-Operative Sewlno Machine Co.,
3.69 S. 111h St., Phi!adelphi,Pi
Consult your interest and Call on .T
E. KINCH, at Pickens, if you want
the abo machine.
CRINE IIlTNIlm
The4 1111 raila ha~s no(t yet come1 to Pick
enIs, but P1iCkens is now in speaking dis
.If you1 are in) Easley or Pickens, and
,us to11 tal)4k to any3'~oe in theC other town,
just 514e1 to the "ph:one"' and call the one
Te'legramOlhs pron-p'ltly troinsmitted and
All messageU~s tor Picns and vicinity
p4r,impl4y d eli' 141 '.
P.lC l lsNN TEIlPIIONE CCfL