The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, June 02, 1892, Image 2
PICKENS SENTINEL.
PICKENS C. U., S. C.
3 E. BOGGS, Editor and Proprietor.
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t- iPtSITION l ETIE ET
2Ir i'.TAKEN.
ObY t.ary Notces exceeding fivelines,
T.ibutes of Respect, Cominunicatioll
of -- personial chlaracter, When admlissat
ble will be ciared for as advert isenets.
We recognize and respect the rights of
others to honest difference of opinion, and
Olaim the silie right for ourselves.-Con
servative Platform.
Canervative ' Ticket.
'i)r noverinor,
. 0 11 V('. N I I-: P'It 1 ),
f I-:uleich<l.
For 2.i'ntelit Governor,
.A .\ K-s I,. ()R It,
Of Grveeiville.
''or .\t t4irniey (eiieral,
Wi. l'l2 v SI 2 'lll ,
I'or c'o?i)trollIvr (enerid,
.2. n1. Ilt il l2i:2T
!tor svvretmrv of State,
1.. W. Y ( II .\M.\ NS.
W B'albir-w.ll.
v' u i?Iiti tIrn I'ut If rIine t I]n,
vor .\.ijnit t n t i In s %; w r ( tiiiraIl,
V\. W. 1)1Xt>N,
I i . in . 4 r
I I Vi Elk,
Tl ICityDAY,J UN 2,1892.
The Snib-Treamir-y Scheme.
In ain ot' I hv lrlnposcd sul-trens.
Ilry :wchclmc tir. Millm says that1t t,iwvre is at
(Ittr f tilw sm A411 hat. Iee lo ha Ive
4, all cil the Mlcwnimn of its adviwatc.q. Ins
oi.jvc is to bientil. filllers and the 1i11'y
tki 1' is.lud 1n1del its provisiolls is to le
i"ianed to thnm ('2n llt (eposit of ceriainl
fi.rI p rod(es. 'le hill by which this
..Nstcem is to) be vshablishc<l provides thlat
wh\ n ::i I1 .0 Wort h of corn1, NVWIa, 011101n Or
It-bacvo is.dclsitd thlt, owtier is tii re. t
.-SOv i l Ilmveasury no11tes find at certil.
("it. for i -_( more, andl(] the prodcits ire to
l-rnlln ill the possessionl and custody of
tile Covernment mitil the mitcy advacevd
is epaid wi li ilterest anld the cerliiente
1t111uned. This is the Ilethod provided for
putting ill circullationl the "plentiful sup.
;-y l prr mlonlej*." ' The four crops
mentitined will lIq.,grvegatlje ill Vallle abhout
2,4r4.u , alld all alimilut ('4<1li to
0,614),COO,0011 is to be locked up i2 Life.
rtib t1c':suriytv war. hlotse4 tlo raise the pries
e (he J.rk.duct: till the owners arc willing
to ' ell.
This is the 1m1ost rialltic collbillnation in
restnkiint of tride tht. has ever vel pro
por -i t egis'ative asselibly. It is in
(41prOht nsblel4 that thom.e wlo aive loldst
in1 colint 11111fiion of trusts al(l combinla
1 tolns are lodlldst inl advoftaNcy of this, anld
tile very eI+Ople NIIo pro1lim as thwir car
.ilI prine:ple "itqilal rigits to 111 ll( x
clusi'e I i.vil(t.gs to non21" nre dem1andimi
conabii2on pics frot ll ir prodilets,
while the rest of thle fellow-cilizenls ire to>
lie forced by Act of Congress to go N% itholit
clothes and wi u fooiili nle:;s they py
tile <tcpo!iorS tihe invilased prives. CIm it
be pos"ilie that they have ever Jlh(oujIrit of
the v(inous stifferig they wopilld svild
into tle h es if thoulsand,4s ofr 1e.Opile?
Ihlave I lii-y ever thou42ght of whatt wotihlthe
the eff'-t np4on Ithm2-Ives -> '11firs (''
f4' tiv,lul be ~: scarrily of piroduel('s ill the
12id2u,4 ts. Tis woub121 f4r- upC 21 priC28((''
wh'1ereo'. Ilo 1Iv.oubl(421 it2 afTI't the ownlersf
who1ar pl111)i th Ile .lutff gamtle aiga2inst
314'',' i sc:ar'e in thle poc'kets (of thoc.3
wholI em .2 it byI th1(iv 12aborI, but1 it is nlot,
,2ar'4 1in thel coun22try. Thei~re' are4 mo1(r(
than21i~ 44t . 44,0,41 iln thle Unlitedi Sta2tesi
out21''de the I r<a2Ilury, but2 it is ('0neen1tr'ated
1by 211 h 241r 4n 'If blinig distr2ibuted't by~ 12a
bjor. 1' e" 2arityv of mlone'y inl the p tek
to 222222st and2( (excessive' ta xation2, and2( to
that.1 2224n12, and if 2$ I, I;022,tit)l,0)g w':e di
tr,14m211d t4eth2Vy the' (xist ing 5ytem1 and1(
it, as it I:t'don (1121 eIi(xisting2 amount221, ini
the ('Its o f a few. TheIi amoun422t oif
aiverage.~(' ciction~l11( per head for thet t'levenct
ye'ar2s end22inL with 1$!'. waIs S:I.st. 'This
'4outry has ever kn(' (IownI. No14w weC hlave
C' per head11, ith1.1 4!ret1 indst rial depres-e5
2-ilon. The ('au2sei 'f the24 firs-t wasc low taixa.
t:(on and24 the2 ('ause (of tile se('n iIs high
f-ion22. In1 th1e first period labo 1 was2''1' left
toi "'renlte1 iand keep1' weli h amongltj 11mse
who2( earned2( it. In Ithe second2( peru'1i tia
lion1 for2 prlivatie 1pur112re(s is taik ing fromIi I
1h(2'r 12:21 whie 11(1t <4n andi 21( giving2 iL to the
few whoi do1( 22ot4 earn it.
The14 remedy, adi the only', r('eedy for
the4 evil, is. remove41' then pre sient sysI'tein of
taxatlion1 m112d sul2Iy it. hv (1n12 who4': sole
41hje(t is to2 ('('!b-et revenue211 sufli4'ient to
tul2ir t :m2 4I <e'nomica:l wi!miis1tratratin of
that1 4::4ih perI'on w2 ill lbe re(qu2ired' to ('4n-1
to 1212 ablityV and( 2thei inltere(st he( 1ha2 to be4
21ro4te'cted hy the Govermnen2ll('2t. When' this~
Is. dot1w there( will he 1n( more2' com1ph1int or
rear(2'112 money, ami4 the 2-uhl.treasury will
122' 221 intoistory as' a h41bblle that w~as ex
4p 1l41d be'fore' it was1 bl14own 21upl, and2( be(fore
thec fair'est handl oni thie surface of the g lbe.
'I E::E I'FIC.
Tempeo~('r is a2 goodI isinilfectanlt for an'y21
character' that. is no(t per'f(ec ILt st renigIh
('25('1 tebrner, when('1 it is properl'ry ('ontrl'(-1
(dI. I lut whenu anlger' is allo4wed1 to) iiui
w;ith it, it becoes an1' 222 nc11'ntr ltble irre
sis22 ih le po'5il. Ma2ny d1rug:s are simple
and2( 2-aft' medicinie whenl'l kept aplart. Mix
them1i 2 2t.d y2ou2 have'( a2 dangerousc phi;son.
Jwd2' a little ange~4r will ma2ke al 1had temp2ler
(of a2 good one.' Ill temperlCed peCoplCecanl't
le good. Like a hlorniet, theis1 1 n msic
inl the(ir' mlotion, but poison1 in thleir stopl
pin1g.
D)r. P'ope's anger po(isoned( his~ tem21per,
and1( 124 at on1ce tried to malke uigly phlces 022
C'ol. 1(eitt's ('1CarcSs withb a walkine~ stiek.
Hle 12urt himself.worse than he did( his vie
Calulat e. Est imatte. Reason. KCep
a highl ttotne wall betIween youir ainger and
youir temper('i, when yout aire dliscussing pol..
itie's. D)o not get mad. 4Joer'ates could
r ot i.e mad ar.d( senib~Ile at the( same time.
TIhat is the reason he( always k(ept a goed
temper1'21( andVneve poke short to his wife.
Thei mole ( senste a man has, the less ap)t
he is to get mad1( ini a political discussion.
Let peoplc 52ay or write what thley p)lease.
Bie honiest. Bc cahn, and1( keep youri tem
per in,you01r halt, andc keep y'ouri hCed cool,
p C lc will thin2k y-ou-are stensile.
eraation wWL-seVeral promiinlent
(rei'o'Pfekens, they express
o ee thir able replreseInttve
(C, re-elcCte'd. ThIey say be
tby, from tilo good work
efarmers, atnd while thiey
tm Inst tine, they now
nd will vote and work
The Itetort Courtcoun.
WASINOToN, D. C., May 23d., 1892
M. JOHN M. PAYNK, St. Mattbews, 8. C
Sir: Learning that you had published i
the Cotton Plant an anawer to my lettc
and as you did rot mail me a copy, I si
to Orangeburg for copy of the paper.
In your origii.al letter you undertook t
recite the language which you. impiuted I
Judge Orr aid yoii were very specifl
Now you say you did "not intend it to 1
understood that I (you) was giving a ve1
hally accurate retpoit of Orr'is speech.
You then content yourself with applyin
soie epithet to the decelsed and ind'il.
in some criticism of Col. Orr.
You were respectfully asked some go
minl questions which you find it. coiven
ent to ignore. On riflection, does it nc
seem curious to yet that the Coltimbia RL
publicans had gathered together to congral
ulate each otlier onl the fact-that Norll
Carolina had just east lier vote for Genera
Unri,t whenii Nortlh and Southi Carolina oll
voted for General Orant-holli in 186e, an
in 1872, and boith onl the sallie da1?.
Why did YOU nt10, tell whi' vote o
North (*arolina was the calse of gailher int
for coigratilaitioi, or is it impossible foi
you to come witlit four years of the dalt(
if this imagimary meeting by eventH of
your own life?
Can't you remember whald you were dc.
ill' inohub IIl)iat -he tili yl oul wet tr
US 1111411111l1-lY 1 g122 ii "Ud 3-01 wie
this innigtii meeing n~ I imagied yor
Ieard thle speechi wh1ic vol stilled wi:
in chpati0lri. inl yo3-011 first le-tter?
Dohm't you Ithinlk it lathier Singrtar thlt
iou a tre in w t pil p1e111 r or if i lyily
ro read any niconl of 1his mhet ig at
xiIl youl lisIietd to tis speakinig whlie1
Wied your piotis and patriotic soul witli
uch liorror?
To a leasollable a1121i il is evnll iore ci.
-iols 1tht1 3yo aire V unaltble to r<( (11 aly onl
flho was4 it this menex -Cpt t yourself
md till menl all of whlem hiave been tlead
mr yearls.
Yor tory is aliuirdly unreasonable it
Se jlfaIll 12s(jeiI (if 1),.eig able or even lit.
eCmlplin. to stA IIe it bI y uc r e
taelits as yout11 cmuld reaidily clnlanld if
eIlre was anl y trf' tli ill your statemllent youl
-lmtent! yourself bly genlerall vitiuperaI.ior
11141 if Iell(' s to incI nI hi6tory. Now, I
lefy yo to4 prove mi Gollll ("OvernIlor Orr eyee
211(1ke at but mne puiblic, e(t .nengr in0 C"vilm
lia after he eilased to ie governior. of tih<
ltill, an'ld that0 wAIlW 0 that ich he he
,1un by exposing Scoolt and Parker fo)r th<t
Is! of Ilhe "Armed I'mrce Fin pret le,
-ent thler imtipi amentlii, whlich Was by Way3
>f introduction to his arrainment of F,
1. M<es for thle issue of fradialient cerfill
-Ittes of splakvi, by whichi to secure i mi
intioanas G0vernor. D)uring the mutumel
iV. Orr madv similar spiecees at G reen
ine (tw) dlle'or, Anlerson, Walhal
111di Picklells, a1in i cbllenlge you to tih
)ro)f of anyl) ot her speech at a public mevet
no atfier OGeneral Grant's first nominalini
'rfm y loul si.gnlii- Your nallin an'1d daltin
our lelt 'er ait St. Mathlfews, people who h
mot knioW y,(Iu m1,iht SuIppose. thast, you Wer<
if some conlseulitn'ce. I a m11 pretty Weil
10S.es0e of Your history but, I prefer to
ely upo t lthe internal anld apparent evi
lenes of yotir statc-metils. lit this intte
t are simliply a tool of des l!in (2
limo have beven used as at ciat'sh paw to 1A1
ome dirty Work for others who( wer<
loubt ful as to how 1he people wolld tali
nIllh a publicltioln, it watfledl to) try tll
-xpeLimient. No mlan worthli to b)v dover
mrt of Smiuth Carolina will sanetion or I.,
:iu reIsponshility for much iifamy. Wha1
-ve-r maiy bie 'Tiliman's error of ju I-wimo-n
le Canl feel nlotinlg bult contempt for sul
fetsII1 J1hu11 M. Iyn(' Und ltnIt PeITY.
uIn tol tat a Writer inl Perr' blacki1'ILa1
dfiert signing himself "Litallresi" lissrt
1hat 0ov. Orr Wold Mr. C. P1, Sullivan o
Lairem instht mome number (perhaps 12 o
In-) of te en ligageld il the itot in' Lal
.r2) ' f N7), 11 u t1'. 1b1 hng.. M, r. S
deny theati, hv.tr 1124' such$)i a1( sttemen
to hem 21.2 i is wellknwn tha8t tir,11 ri
!2ins were noIte Iordilind if2't1 Gov1. Orr ha
most:2 ~'ik2112 imprbabe tht h wouh i hav f:ls
hpoken to a121gent lnto who ital wul
nIaturai. lll ae been2 mo1st1) fenivIe2 not
pl2 e ad has the dead for itnes2es. h Gov 3'
Orr'21 i u:hd 18'(interview 1t'~ as tOdthemto
Iate 22) 2erurenc o11(1'If t o2)caio said1 i2)
munI)ity)01 whee tere hadii been o week:
('luch 221 teniu 21'of publ feeling groing ouli
12f the)1 "Tin-Pot atany I'o withtits~ cosan
ofthe men221,' at ihunei's tcitl, he(2'~( de
Perryll wel known2 1 l 2ref212n) f2orlli fals
lu21tred. malic aan'1'l2 al uncharf 1 italns t1~SI
22he1I dead asiwll asIII 1 222 the livig, bt i y(n
ter turn2c ove ta ne la22f at1 once. tad ('h1n
h'itory,12 ritilist s Gov. Orr~ for, expre1si
hin Ii, 2 in 2jpr11 eeh2~'I in'Chlest ihe 22.ar
nest111111 hop .'that 22out 'alina1W2 wouhilhe
Iome2 1122 hii ei. of prosperilsl farm S.;t
cre1s 2oflI'ur slhve. ihln'be' wsullivide si
2n (1ub f l meae e->etiti-2m,~2 by . 'inca in'
1til 111' In I)he 2()2 hblers,2 a:'i inct114 s t;t
*oppotunI (iils of 1(wal 2armers own122 tj im
farmlI G. ov11121. t Ifwa it.Iwh2 l2ritic i .. f
ariejpin ar n invitation 11 to C addes the' rel
'it)C2gbr;anti) nna)lureJ ' two(of o whieb was en
ral teI on11 th ('r 'ini hiw c a nd he th"id 2 e
('2in ane of , th lt. vetI-> l ~I 'LItha een02
ituion i< frst tic am rni o f ih , 221 ti,
11tate.)21 The Lilt na aiI wast a jbonunml
ebool22 sy11tem lieb1s igul uiove w pooI
I hildr'Inh 211an toiartunkty )2f4.1du'ation. Th<
ry o tIe dad. oontei n n
(rven thtir wain drivenrm wie Std atr
by(ilg1281 lift'w Iad the4. (ori: (I .i w-(Il.
hick reet t(iioa wy :1 enI'foreo-ownt hof een'
trjt foreilT' slaes \\'llll al~e 11u2'4 lIreu
lfor hisbm an'ltCfd laiI t aiil)abI'vet i tl
werte hisO ut krOfnil lpa. with them(I
an oIoub that( te iolernoft n
Tw of w hteie Preidn tse ate ouhy
who wouhl hatCovenetio.n p Irnuem
riven fromit, b, (ive'fror heoria mas
aThoe in an prejglu.q clins of tte:
p'Cle o South Caroia aze iddgiy leno
r"orddel in 15thle orm av furyof evr poiti
wrk. campaign,ibu thaeirh w.ber recm
theughet isttortieoarighI, an crithi
proounde loestompt wi redst pone th
gheol ad tei nstiator w1ho thae (noIv
li)tohis 8elad waton Citytan thet e
roy. fte ea.l llthswstu
Gver Orr was aevery wsetand far
setigmn h a tecura f i o
"NO LONGER DEMOCIRATS"
IE What 9lae Ilen&ocratic aid liepubil
cunn Pres Say of Uis.
Atlanta Journal: Th)Ie so-vnlled )eimiocratic
State Conventiol of South Carolina, which elee
ted anti-Clevelanld dlelegattes to V'iialgo, ndlopt
ed1 tlt. eitire (-alt ylattformn amil delaired that
C "I'leveltil does not represent the principles of
Diemm-mrey."
0 It is not to be wonEeredl at that milel fteconven.
I tot 0hose ant'- 'leveinl i IflO4ttes. Hit it
Swotilb he a won4er if , he lmnoerats of tiny ot her
Souitherni Stit!es permlit thlemiselvex to be misrep
resentledl in this waty.
What I)emnerait imentioned for tihe P9residen
tttitiombititmi, or wlio stils the remotest
g 11han1ve (if otiiig hie toiilintlntin, ttibscribem
to tle einlaittform, or 1-4 n Itlierat act-ord
ig to the wst (of tiils coment ioni ? Does il lin
*ev it It? or(ormin t? or any other man 1tIlle its a
Irol :1le competitor wit;'Clevelti for the nom
It IN Ilhtinl that the Smuth Carolina delegates
will go 1 l'hiesgoits 11011 -coil foriilsts, having
to objevis fi vonin1n wi-il th Iletrotie par
ly blut wi ith lat form if mo-allel "Isrinwiples"
d14rCtly filltalgonistie to the old )emocratie
,reei<. Their proper missIon would have beetn
to 01nhn.
[ii M no levriiph: The ptolitilInl sittintion l.
more 1dngerous i South C'arolina thai in atty
fithlr Sftthern Stlte. The report, of the pro
(44"11in9s of the Dernoertie voniveniioii, pub11lishi
ed yvterdtiy shows thiat the pa1rtv in tlout State v
h1s falleI con Tpletely under the control of n
tIiiti of tiesierate Politichans, who arlli iing
io wret it rather tliinru the rIsk of losig
their proniilet pines. In trih it wits not a
Democrattie coIvelntl in, except 1in n,%,ne.
Savanllnhl News: Those Wlo have vontrol of
1thle Demflerld ie orgaization, in South arolina
14) niot seitl to Ie itn very vlose toueh i th the
Nahtia inorny. T 'tppeitr to
hf ve 1 very "-lear tivilerstain 1f the princd
Plh "f -t h 1 letocrat ic piart y.
Their Ilh-no riey is of a very peetilbar kind.
It iIll not 1h l-Ig. however, liefore tiley Ilinti
hlt It is lot it kild that Is neecptallle in other
S1ltts. \ he'I the 111tional convention speaks
they will isf-er)p- li have got to get awaly
frit t i. t firim sit it very lfiely rate If
tili-v cIsire to be reemonizel as lei li hmr
m11n)y witi the initioniltnocy.
Moit:4oierv (Aln.) Advertiser: We have
()i' 14 l> 1r1"1ting of lie wtys. The Sotith ('ar
11 Deinoertts, so-villed, in-It the n ,y t go
I t i t' Oho Iew t1t< lintried regiis.
to litteitlt will l1 rekless midrhemNes of
1 1tn4111. To Ipiitter witl lthse TI,l1rdl party
't14w woaI he to iiietir eertalt defeat.
lI'etersbiirg lilex-Alilell (. tilItvelanId)1:))
he phttform iloptd bl te lie Iemilernts of
Sthb i('rolinn wIII lot onm it Itself to Ile
lipprovil of seli,fil l(l.mnoerts i other Stiles
til It 1, im-post 'rolis to ti111k t1111 the lienntlid s
conntintiled in this remarkithle prilietion wil .,
r Ml%* Iinidilterttili from the ('hienco Con
v TWi. The Iinerativ Lmrty will iiver i10. 1
sieeil tol sih deliths of fi1y as to enlorse the b
abs tiI es mitiineid In it ie stilh-trestiry niul
Iti"f-lo1n seht'ins The mnly hope for tIemt(- C,
*rftitl su4-ws In Noveinber lies 1it the fition I
.1 I mittn10telinec of I 4)tservitlive polivy in re
garl to lintneos 1alil tiarirI' reidluctioll.
AtIllanta feraldl. Th,ils is thie otiteome of thle
tseh Itl1s of tho Fnrrers A llnte.
It aipples t1 a1man for whom fmir years ago
SotiII I V roliltmtrve r 2.nn 1t1jirity.
It Is he an Moh i ( 'arolini thnltt wis sillti
#%4 1 i lr-itd from t(e fiery I rlals of negrodjoimi
h111in In II 'de 1?ep1t,11bliefn in i'srutle.
;il PitY Smuth ('rtioliia.
l'Ihlbtlelphiit1 Thies, (Dem(.): As for Smlith
-tt ( nr It', its lviiil ernt o w'r iza t iot, hls 1 11 1i de
L it uit t i rreiii1t r to thfe Flrin rs' Allttnve. lid
has sw,il1owe< ll. one vilp 1vi whole ienla yh11
f1iol. sih-l retnry wareioses for corn til 441t
-i11 Ittol Oll. This is Soth t'rolinw's sevill
A At of Sevessimi: litit tirter Ihis brief elitilllon
r f 1nnnlicim antel folhy shall have diel a%wy
there wiIll le en11uglh cornigieis lI)etiornts in
Ile S pae to bring It btck to the l)etno-trati.
fold.
lilel ll i leorin trl (om): s1uth Ctirolinna
hit-i "eve4le.l again. 'Th'o 1140tiol of the 0n1n
1n11 or hl s Illt it her ofr from polllelnt cont-v.
- till with her s,Irr St't. Th is tim shridSnt
militv: she se,ks to stil)isl a coinlitioni of
ntulllibi.
S l'itshtitru ('hrontile-Teleterph (Repl: if IIIe
iittrni-rs' .\ linic sti eIi s in divertiig N tIi
'rolini ihis yvr it will he the InoFt crt-11tahle
Ii iiw It his ever dic.
wtshin t iut: The New, York Stul will
. now shi%ie w rly on the Smuth Cino:ititt 1)t.
ocitrts.
. 11 .l ltpolIs St- intel rD1m: The R th Car
t)l i i Dimtri-my suirrendiers it. charter.
Col. ElIM-4n %. 11e41111 Canled.
Nis- -r, S. C., May 30.-SoIewlat
ofa Sllsatioln was created on our stre(!ets
this IlMonlingll ' by-Dr. SampqOn 14pe caning
Col. 1llisoil S. Keilt. The affair hlpedlij
at ithe vorne- Of Pratt Streetiund Mait l1h
fl{w, the 1V OSt fireu(IIet'ted rmit (of town.
and wa wit ne edby <lidi1(4i as t a nbr oil fku4
enn, ithli ii hich he~l 14truck14 the etil-mtel sev
hat andie brI in hecnhTecooe
nadei oi teitieb yn 1digu i
ba4l to throw (off thet. blotws. A fter the
iassault1 was ove tvt'Ihe cotilnel slaid to the
doct4-Ior: "Yo aciIre beneailIthmy cotemipt."'
The14 ma:yor wsi hiohtlittg tiourit when-t the
a ITlIir toot k place, andl( thle udocor tad the
colone1)til weret Iaw aic t once(1 beCforet himt.
I)tr. 11'41pi: pleadedtl gilty L atnd wa ined $10I I.
- cd. Kteit was d~ istchtargedt.
Tlit cint st of the atss-tltI was tn arut icle ini
last wtek's I lerahl mand News, written byi
Col). K4-ilt, iun whtich wsas the following:
"Itn tIhe late wiar het wieen the States,
-Soitith Carlui na 14-c witih aI viting ' popula
tion1 of 'iaty, thollsuIn, andii site Iut sixty
unnai:ls tif the hiiua race tell t1s of nto h
siuchl pedoli. O f t hat vast numbier it,
Iwoulid hie emioul to knlow hiow manuy (If
~the Ti!lnani ganig, wiho are prCeeminlently al
'ml ftorI revenueli oly .' we~re 11n thle war.
Onle, al t-est, whotll3 i lodi ini thecir counllsC, '
the first light his omtiputny was in. he lit sj
out and it-ft. lIe lifted his feet Si) fast, a
imtlet Ciubhl tnot e:mttch him, iIe made a
straght or h osplitall and yellow flag,
and14 neve r less-ne h-it s spleed uti lihe got l
-afelys ithiiin Ih wi''sall-s of the oneId nu..( li)
lertheIn C folds of till othier. i[e conlld nev- (
cr lhe induced4-4 to --mreti to his commanditic.
Thin d omii(f thec war* foundtimi l mlulelr the
yeowis flag atltendinge to the sick and1( q
w<iled.t A safe plaice. le is no0w in0
hei toi hi i nself as5 hle wa-s bruiendei sureo i
o f sitlmlar relnimrks haing been-u madeIll of
who hi1ittl ciIme ill this moinetitg frorat his }
1
.I l.im prper toi fay,' while repeait inig ('oh.
hitr (I ebrgIs , thaI l)ir. Piipv has lived-c ina a
Niw5hierr-y nely'4I all hi lite and111 this is the
fir-, limw his coutrage- or his warl recordt las
( tl. Keoitt i-I a prominenIt thuirdt party andi
It-s wis mtten it grt 1deatl on1 the tiunanciali
I ) oe Pol1ptIe is ai p lminentui leadaer of the
"-Iiimiant ilemen'it'' ini Slate ptlhiti(-s andu is
mw1 iOn:pro' miinIg demhiocrat,.a
A fm iiiil of .'ir. A. (. Latitier, toild a 1'
ri ->rtri tI h 1I)i-mlocratt thait Mu-. I Limelr
hwi i h iitnerIsi,,nal haee biuzzinig in his
ca. M\ lhope hie will tusm jlogudmet, iaml tl
know when lt to s!lili in the raice. Mi-. L,at
huer c-a-i affordto wa Slit siomel ightl or ten a
yer y-4 et'l-. lie is suit to rieembIle Mr-. Joe
John4e>n, Cap1t.- Shlll's oipponent. We trust
h le w ill not a-he ambuo -old andlt persuladed P
- IJ-.m,.i a..ti
Dem-zoc-ratic Nsaltioal Convenutlon Chi-. f
caKo, lt.
. Fo'r ao ve oc calsit th Ile Ilichlomnd &
.) Dianville W r.ihand wi SI-ll tic-kots from aill
lirst and11 5f-cond gradi t uon(tmiil tet of.
tic-cs to (Chi'-ago', Ill , andtI turnii, itt one1
loiw-st first (1h15 fare for thie rotundt trip.
Ti'c-k-ts ni smate .1 lne I Ith to 2th iinclu
Si ie, limtIited retortnin g .1 tly :$thi.
Some11 favor it taifft for revenute only,
S- me a taif wT'vithi inctidienutal p~otection,111 and
- some a taritf for proltection, perF se, hut a p
large maltjority favolr the free tuse oIf Salva
I t ion Oil for brulisesR, etc.
. Ani enldess chinl of certificates verify f6
ithe e.tcelence of D)r. Butll's C'ouigh Syrup. -
r Pri-c 25 c..-1
f FOR TtI-:.s'In-R. S
.1. 'T. Y'OUNOIII.OOl) Is re-spceetfttl1 - announio.
t coNit na ncnidolate for rce-elect [01n to te otiee of
-' 1ounty 'Tronuurer for l'!clkens 'outy, aIlinbjec to
the mtion f h aieornenity n primary.
s FOlt, A U 11lt.
f Thet frliuods of J. . it, lYDIC respectfully an-.
nounce hIm ai c'andtle for re-etc-ction to the
omen of attly Atuditor, .uut>ject the domie
firatio-primavy.
;MTII & OODWIN
Bureaus $5.00.
Bedsteads, $1.25.
Chairs, 40 Cents.
sares, $2.00.
Suits of 10 PiCces,$12.50
Parlor' Suits, Plus
'ilimited, $28.00.
Coffius and Caskets at
ny timie, day or nighit.
Push the button on ou r
ront door and your cul I
rill be answered Immedi.
tely.
To get your goods clicap
o to
'MITII & OOW111l
63 and 65 Main St..
I IEENV LL E, S. C.
0-TelephioneXNos. 01 and -38.
11810Y Dal9"I'ag Con any!
Enmley, IS. V.
SoiitOor ipat rimwe. Will pay yIou
per vvnt. interest ' n 4)1 e&posit., fo(r
L-riod Of t.hr? ll()lont is, and .5 per cent.
r periods of Six mlloniths, iliterest to
, m n (l~ oil tirst of ilionith succeedill
ate of deposits.
Deposits are piayable Oil dullialid with
ait nlotice.
W. M. IT.\00oD. Piresident.
I. F. ENI A RIYT, V. President.
W. C. SMITil, Cashier.
'iTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Pickens.
fn Court of Common Pleas.
aroline Brock, Miles D. Clay
ton, C. L. I lollingsworth, W.
R. H1ollingsworth, Deborah
Mauldin, Susan Parkins,Mar
tha Smith, Stephen C. All
(rood, W. B. Allgood, B. C.
Allgood,Frank Allgood, J.D.
AIlgood, Queen Allgood,
Margaret Brown, XV. D.
Moody, Mattie C. Burnum
by her Guardian ad litem C.
L. 1 lollingsworth, W\. II.
BurnIum, George 0. Cannon
and AlIa 1). Cannon by their
Guardian ad litem C. L. I lol
ling-sworth, G-orge Cannon
and Stephen C. I lestcr
Plaintiffs,
Against
V. T. O'Dell, Temperance C.
C:layton, W.T W. Clayton,
Laura A. Wallace, Naomi L.
WVillard, Stephen C. O'D)ell,
E. A. McCluskey, Joe Allie
Johnson and Aurie 1ILollings
wo)rth .-D)efendan ts.
umlmons for Relief. Com
plaint Served.
'o each of the above named
dlefendants:
Yo and each of you are
ereby summonedI and reqluired.
> answer the comp)laint in this
etion, of which a cop)y is here
nto attached, and herewith
erved upjonl you, and to serve
copy of your answver to the
aid comp)laint on the subscri
ers at their office at Pickens
;ourt House, South Carolina,
'ithin twenty days after the
ervice hereof, exclusive of the
ay of such service, andl if you
til to answer the comp)laint
'ithin the time aforesaid, the
laintiffs in this action will ap
ly to the court for the relief
emandled in the coimpjlaint.
Each of the defendants is
otified, that the objects of this
eton are for the recovery and
artition of the real estate de
oribed in the compjlaint among
te heirs at law of Stephen
Ilayton, deceased, andI that no
ersonal claim is made against
ny of you, excep)t the defen
ant, W.T T. O'D)ell, for the
ants, p)rofits and benefits there
f received by him, and that
le p)aymnent of the costs of
fly defence made by any of
ou wvill be resisted by the
lai ntiffs.
D)ated at Pickens C. IH., S. C,
Ie 27th (lay of April, 1892.
LNSL &
H OL LINGSWVORTI 1,
Plaintiffs' A ttorneys.
J. M. Sri'.war, C. C. P. C.
Official Seal.]
'o the Def Iendants above
niamed:
Take notice that the com
laint in this action, together
!ith the summons of which the
)regoinlg is a copy, was filed
the office of tihe Clerk of
:ourt at Pickens Court H ouse,
the County and State afore
a~id on the 27th day of April,
iNSEL &
H OLLINGSWORTI 1,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys,
Pickems C. H1. -S C.
gilr7THE BEST
I ~
SODAI Is WATER?
IN THE WORLD!
CARPENTER BROS.,
UZw- Don't Fail to Try it when in Greenville.
MANSION HOUSE DRUG STORE.
Greenville, S. C.
NEW SPOT CASH FIRM I
Thme fi'zai of MiforiIs, H.*jo'& Co. has becm dissolved.
I haave bought, the eviti-e stock o#' well sele'ted Dry
(Aoods, Slmoes, hatts. Notioxis, f4r'ocer-ies, wk'.
For the mexd Nixty 1Days these goods will be sold
at amtid EuIv cosT. I iniust, Isave roosa for inew
goods. Tis is tiae oploortuiaaity of tsie seanson to git
1largains.
I sell strictly t'or CIAS11. Do maot ask for Credit,.
Iespect il y,
JOHN T. LEWIS.
N. B. Partics indebted to Lewis & 1\lorris, will be ex
pected to come with the money and SETLE AT ONCE.
LEWIS & MORRIS,
Feb ruairy 1, 18912. ie t'i, $. .
The lectropoise
Is the greatest effort of modern science for the relief of
suffering humanity. It is riot a patent medicine; not an
clectric battery; not a mysterious or miraculous curC.
Simply a st '4-- - .. ~ ,., ... . ,,.-p
that /Ve-giz
a sufferer fr
cians, medi
pay you to
Full inform
Atk
222 King Street,
Thostsandu (s or (iAood, A''lN1Y TLW
IIard
BRICK I AiI N~ TL
Mes Brekadt B'C
on the 3aa'ket. . J. Iyoswor. Lewri's W Parer
L.r E. Chil, re s.
ANSWORTk I'I PA KElTR,
ATTONEs AT LAW,1C~o~
Gi2l X I CE ILE, S. C.
~~ - TPratiecs in ll the~ oluts. Cn t ie a
liJl (iee i Ia'c1 ~ veryi4l best 1 referenes. Te) poe oN7,
osar ix lae ___ arket.: M F. A tQ. C..L H.
~'2~ il 1~ iie 'DLr T r ~~'rATTO ES ANDS OL'NSE~Vloa 'iiI
WI{i1'EB wit 78(1h1.I I ., iui1 $1 W. . (lvi Ie K IhNw C.illi II., t. e
for i Sigi. Co.e 0Dc.1. " trru:nd to at ;-nt Iinn( ili en to,a i n oo s ot rus
W eal41l11441'Cre lijit It'il w(ls i rel. ~'INVI[E .C
~~it hi'i~t 1:Nt 31ain'St reet. Oii IIIIX' NiYiILL1lIi, I.-C.
f y T ~n ilr I k b' 1 1)' il :g jie am. i t eehetate i ot'an
(. ! lie wI(ero'ill y 1th ODELLs Te MyDntilemrrenw matdi
W10 R with 78y ( areto r , m oocal J' W C.CUeand m-wiNit , me h
toe w(ter wor tum Dobl nCthie n'Dell. ..W on g
Il combm sn uheit wit;hMI dua lity ( . [ NowAn,S ) I4EY S., AC. tat
witoutc 3s0 r De r br n tr. - -
chine Hasno ik ribon t boter t()1-3- P. CA IIILE
plated,O pCfet,an Cm A G to all ki).s Dlrlm E I 0ltST,l Ikll)11(
prouce shrp clan,leibl ro msriis.Ol ice over~f W sti m rland Bers. t& Duke'( s
w Hor e o ld Rny enmedy at one Drug1111( Sorel. 114 tJI
wrtig. An AL Lgn 1wron1;anhe . iIn'e riiIle lee GREENV ('IL S .
DIS00t ayoErASES who canequa ill FRNKiii 11( S CIIii Iopii
lieiabe aent an slesen antd. AS E, NV. C. ,S.C
Btan incmet to dBalm. o
dres ODE L T PE RIERl0, and ~ res IiCuy ofert i s profeI).1)'41sioa
SCR8-3L4 UEaruS, ALTviceso thepue 11glerly. fjroml
Worm@1 mlIgant KINERUPION_ be HI s peran,ntly11( jlotdin Pickens an i
sides bein effifafeos hnstoprofussihenal servicL s toJR theAiti
-FORyALLm nnd rretfrong the CollegetoftPhy. ic-an
whn mpird rm nycase i o Aoslok N D 189. E WaSnE
Dutfyu InE uSESin acr, Inf tsi usn n hh' lsi
dietos i i.w 18toc o 1 I.Dpt
SENTFREEno.t.r ~'.nereOREAENV1DE,S. C.
BoOan BAL OAloda Ba.m Al-okdoeb'h &ntnau 0pro
SCOU.,U.ES A T cs.As-aeenagmnsfo l
J. LEWIS. JULIUS E. BOGGf
THE PICKENS
Land.'. A ency!
The Pil
sale the ft
50 acres
ir pasti
mlile frol
place is
Cotton gi auu press, inu uotime set, woo*
eards with banker and all fixtures; all run
by Leffel water wheel; diwelling house
with well of good water and all necessary
out buiildings; also house for miller; a de
sirable and profitable place. Terms easy.
15 acres on Town Creek oiie mile west
of P"ickens; splendid power; saw mill,
cotton gin, feeder and condenser, power
press, grist mill, miller's house, machin
cry inl operation; good run of custom; one
half cnsh, balance easy annual paymenits,
231 acres oin G raided 'lload to Pumpkin
town, 4 miles north of Pickens. Ono
imudred acres in cilt ivat ion; 25 acres best
Twelve Mile liver bottom. Good cotton
and grain land. One good dwelling and
one good tenant house. Terms easy. Lib
eral discount for all spot (ash.
16.000 acres mouitaini land; good for
range, vineyards, orchards, ctc. Finely
timlibered.
170 acres on waters of Saluda river, 1
mile from-n Pleasanit Grove church and
school house; 25 acres cleared land, 11
acres branch bottom; on public road, well
wat ered Price $30) eash.
215 aeres of land in Hurricane town
ship near Dalton; 4S acres in culti vation
balice in oiginal forest abounding in
the best pine tiiber; well watered; price,
$1150, one-half c'h11 halarce at 8 per cent,
400 acres 3 miles of Liberty on the road
from Greenville to Old Pickens; 12.5 acres
inl cultivation balance fin( pine and oak
tibiller; Iill divide ilito three or four
tracts; three settlements on the place. A
rare bargain.
A house and lot on Main at the head of
Iai'vinl Street. Good two story house
with all necessary out buildings.
:300 acres in I)iaeusville township ten
miles Fromi G'reciville on public road; 12&
Lcres inl cult ivat ion, 40 acres good bot
tom ard 1,25 iin pastlre; mile aid a half
fr,mn church and school house; three good
lealt houses, well watered; would sell in
me tract or divide iito tracts. Part cash,
baline ()In long t ime at 8 per cent.
A desirable half acre lot on iGarvin t.
nd'1Pendleton ave; $100. Also desirablu
lot im'ting on Bowein street; t-100. Best
har-minls i town).
60; acres inl Eastitoe towliship, good
h-enant hollse, 15 acres inl CUltiValtionl, bal- AN
ance tine timber a nid grass; $1,500 on loug
t ime.
. 221) afres in Ceitral towship, 15 acrem
mil culfivation, '10 acres fine pasture. bal
Aiee ill best of ltimher; 3 miles of rail
rim station, -1 iile off ('liurch and school;
will be sold chelip and oil asy lelills.
A good banr:in- 109 acres in Dacusville
41wship, .10 acres inl clt ivation; splendid
imber; I inil-( of (lmrelh aind school- de
niirable neighborhood. Price $900; easy
terims.
109 a'res 1 milics 'west of Pickens on
Wallmlhi road; level laiind; will make
;lehi-did farm; timbl)er is tine. Must be
C411d.
250 acres on Litlle Eastatoe, 40 acres in
"tilt ivat i4poi. 10 aires bottiml, 11 acres in
!oqd 1-aAture, gol Iog house, ,0 acres fillu
zq.ro ' t feldce. staeide for four
oat <ma FifItee ii Mie ('reek. In a high
wat er and a good orchardl. Terms, 8 per
A spl'endid l'arin of 100 acres, o:i miles
iorthi of Pickei:s oin graded road; threu
rlold tconnt houses. 6(1 acr(es in high st ate
if cult ivia Iion, ;30 ncr< s best Twelve 311Ile
lblttom; does( n<(.t ove'rllow; line pastuare of'
t0 a'rres, good fence, good well of waiter'
in t wo goid spings-%5 Will sell on eansy
terms11. Pri ce . .J0.
100) arrs necar Ce'nt rad iith '75 ncres in
ihighi stait' of cult ivaition. Good dwell
ing iad l(in-5ssary~ (lit hibilin:gs.
209 a('r(' on l i~(in iro Creek ; '75 aerca
n cult ivat jlln; 2: neres' best biottomn land(;
S a('r(s of it itho n ut a (lit ch: thle bottonm
anil ot siubjeit to ov'erllow ; half n-ile of
ii I mal rini, onie mile o1f school and1(
-imrlh. Pr'iie, $M,0010; I ermis easy.
1.' 11( aer i near IPumnpk,iitown in orniginal
Irest lt 10claers lies well and timbe)(r'fine.
AlIso 'lOt ac(r('s uimiiproved tract
0 net1' st etiil mi unirove di; 35(0 ac(res of
raut llin origin jal iber. IPice, $450.
S.5 acre's 2 mitles southwe'st of C'rcse
ha i s oni watecrs cof (George's creek; good)
'.ittlo lanid, (cne-hlalf ini original forest
tcnhiih'slat' of' ('llt iv'at ion; good water anc
. bilre just ~ north of lon oins thi
lorat iiis, iall in cultivatioii, 10 acrec
I thIe Iicest liottonm land, fine building
it0 '. Thiiis is a good blargainl for aieri
I ailIing a simall f arm nlear towni. Price
till, half enish, hIiainee1 in one year.
Fori aniy plaiticular's writo to Pickena s
,and Agency, Pickeins, 8. C.
FAVflT SINM.
2IiHigh
U rm
- ~Every Machinehaa
drop leaf, fancy cover.
wo large dlrawers, with nickel rings, and full
et of Attachmentas, eriial to any Singer Ma
:hinec sold1 from $40 t'o $60 by Cainvassera.
l'he liigh Arm Mtachine hats a self-setting nec
ile and self-thireading shuttle. A trial in youe
iomle biefore paymelnt is asked. 1ity direct of
he Mlanufacturersi and save agents' profits hIe
ides getlinlg certiicates of warrantee for fiv
rears. Send( for ma"chline with name of a busine
nan as reference aind we wtill sh'ip one at onc
Co-Operative Sewing Maclhino Co.,
69 S. ii th St., P'hitdelphia, Pa.
Coiisult your interest and ('11ln
E. KII
the ab
heraar, ad lims not yet comne to Ilh
nsl, but P'i(kenls is no0w ini speaking <!
iance oIf the r'aiload.
If you alre ini Easley or Pickens,' ii.
vishi to talk to itnyone in the other tov'
1:4t step to the "ph)lone"' and call the .
Te'ilegramns prion pt
:o'r'cttess gluarant< C
All me's-ages for I
:r uilptly derli t'redc.
P'ICKENIs T