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ICKENS SENTINEL. at LOCAL NB%VS. F -Lou Anna Norris began her school at rh E Mile on the 18th inst. t lal -Mrs. G. D. Barr and (laughter, MIN dit ' Ambler House. - ed ,reaching at Bro. Sani .Jabbath In July, at 11 se] E. M. MoKissioic. r it. of Anderson coun- L. ;old frieuds for sov- toi tr. Aaron Cannon, of Laureus county n . most capable and systematic Sunday ooi worker. -That is alright; the public has been Iu lent, and now the strects and the roads so .1 be worked. -A telegram annofucing the illness of ro wife, called Mr. 0. E. Payne to Greon- t .e last Sabbath. to - ve -Watch the local columns of the SEN- Il EL next week, and you will see I inar- ve ge notice, nitybc. tic -Glassy Mountain has thereputation of i ing a nice resort for the young people to Ve afternoon picnics. ex -The young people enjoyed themselves a I y much at a sociable at Dr. U. W. ri's last Monday evening. -Mrs. T. H. Boggs, of Birmin ghaml, L., is visiting her lather, ir. W. It. H. ha al. She is acco:panied by her son. --Mr. John M. Williams connenced to ea ich the public term at Ilollybush, on tilhe -o .h inst. Ie has a flouri shing school. -The United States court econvenes in an eenville next Mon(day. Court will be tlh d In the new building on Main street. )o -Mr. S. 13. Mann's hog which was hit- 0 a ly a rabid dog about the Inath of last irt. .. ... ti-S -Mrs. J. D. Duckworth of AndeT-rson Ai mlty is seriously ill. three pysicials were to .h her a few days ago. 11er friends are : y anxious about her. Fr -rie annual meeting of the Trurteeg gi Walker MEIloylo. High school will .e place oin the next iTuesday, 2nd of be, gust, at the Academy. in -Miss Raines, a young lady and daugh of L. B. R0ain1, of Pelham Faut.trY, nlitted suicide Honday by jumping i'n a well and drowning herself. ith -Married, on the 17t inst., at the resi- C nec of the bride. Mr. C. C. Evns o2: s's Ethey Mosley, Rev. John j'lleullrg 1 iciating. All of Pickens county. .1i -Frank, the ihree-ycar old son of Mrs. . A. IIunter, dicd of fever last Wednes y. and was buried on Thursily in the nuetery here by the side of his father. -The finishing touches aie being plt on 01 new Voirtt house. Mlr. I was here (1 mda(y with a force of hands elening of al rubbish and leveling up around the P1 Is. P Pi -The Distriet Conference lmet at Sene- sa vednesdi av. Revs. E M. McK issick wi . Mlomtay' nighut. Tl*e ball st rock B3oh.. p 's thumb and lodged in his temple. lHe s not seriously hurt. - --Master Clyde Ballard, of Camiipaihello, artanbnurg county, camolf over last week a visit to his grilnd-father, A udlitor J. 1 Cl 'de. Ile was accomnpaniied by his a nt, irs. Eta Kir-ksey. --'Theire is somne fun rand refraeshituents for a o young and old at the s-chool lhouse next N mirsusy eveinig. The laiesi( of thle C ajptist (. umreh will serve 1ice creamt for th jt I :tnellt ot: their bunldinag fund. z -Call at McFaull's for a Clereland andci evenIson beaver. We wanlt at least every esl(dent of a conservative club to have tc on next Monday. T1hey are ireal styl .1 andc the tarif onl thiem is smail.s --Mr. Milton Nichiolsoni, of Oconce, was P SPickens last Monday. iIe is a ctadi- r< ate for county eommiissionier, anid we told imn we hoped hte wouldl be electedl without nlowing whether he was Sheppard or T1'ili tau. --Quite a serious and sad aiccidentt hap ened to Jloe Massengahe, son (of Mr James tass(lngale who lives near Pumipkintown 1 wIt Wednesiday3. Joe had climbed a china ( erry tree andl got oin an untSoundi( limb hent It broke anud lie fell to the ground. 1 tIle fall he hiat a stick oi p art. of the mbIl to pilerce his abdomnii and~ cut a gash iCout eight inches aicross and going enltire - through the lesh.y part. it was a v'ery r. dinful wound. Drs. J. F. Williamls an'd s ,M. Crenshlaw were called in and render- si I the necessary sur-gical aittention. -'Stquire 'hos. R. Price anid Mri. W. N. 'rice ret.uirned fronm the F'reinch Iroaid 'alley last week. Thie f.>rmer tls us tat the~ crops in t-he valley are tine. He aw Unclc JackIson (Gilies-pie, who has re :ained his health it lisu 0ob age, andt( was aoeing cornI a5 lively- as ia six teen-year~ ol. Ie taurther reports amsifras turnptjikec bald y' washed nud thiniks i'ickens should keasc .ndi wor~k out t hat lihihway andu make it. vould greatly incrlease the trade oif this owni, especially aftcr our railroadl comeIs. --What tabout a fr-ee rile in a one-horse I iagon for a cout'y connuaissionuer. A vot r ina th~is county once' sent a coiuty c~omt niiisioner wortd that ho wanttedl to see htim1 -n untportant busintes-s. The coutnnty com. ii ijnissliner went. i e wais iinvited to take ai I eat ini the wagon ont a hunrrow with the'd cethi turmdlU -up). lIe did so iand wai irivyen at, a raidu rate over live mtiles oft - ough read. ''Now,'" staid the VOter1, "'don'~t you tink the roads neded wort" t Our count,y comtnisSioners will hbeware of in~y-tman who wanmuts to give thi.m a re -Comuptroller-Oicneral Ivirhee ar~iv iV d in Pickens last tMati-ua iand stopped at toe HIotel do Thor-nley. Oni Sbbatht lie worshipped at the Presbyteriani chuttrch. iIe was.here fotr the purpose of makhiig the autal set tiemnent with Picke-:mi coin (ticils. Tis duty wVas perormedC, Monday with Itnat b'eC 5-ati.faction to alli C('n cernted. lcIviews catndhid and kind enoughl . to say to the SIxx rINxI thiat there wasl ntt a ni'e-r or be-tter ketpt s-et of books ini thle snnday School Conveiaton. rho fourth annual session of the Pick a county Sunday School convention met p this place in the Presbyterian church last al iday and Saturday. When the time ar- 01 ,ed for the opening of the convention ti ,re was not a very large attendance, but Ii or on in the day there was a good an. C mnee present. The convention was Open- ti with devotional exercises cor ducted by Ir v. J. 'T'. Lewis, after which oilcers to io ve for the ensiing year were elected as h, lows: Itev. 1). . Berry, yresident; o. nl Martin, general and stati stical secretary p E. Childress, Treasurer; M. W. New- a I, Jamcs Morgan, It. 0. Bowen, J, E. A ggs and C. E. Robinson executive com- g ttee. ti .rhe discussions on the various subjects f, re very interesting and enjoyable. The 11 estion box was a very interesting fea- q -e of the convention and it brought out a uie good speeches. (I Oil Saturday Mr. Aaron Caninon of Dor- s lI, Laurens county was with us and gave a 3 convention a treat in a lecture of how ti teach a Sunday school class and some u ry inteiosting remarks (n the old testa. v ant. It was the Normal feature and was I ry proiltulle tf 15hose present. Mr. Can- a n is the district organizer for Greenville c ekets and Oconee conties. v The next convention will be held ivith n >lenloy church the time to be fixed by the wV ecutive conuitte. The convention was cl ;rand s4cceess and was very benelicial. A From Gntes. .y Some1 are donC laying by: if they did vi ve to work ju.st between showers. You often sue big Ilows in print--a i Lat noise like the roar of a lion. but the t, rs of Ie ass protrut I from under the false tl ver. SQ It is prohablc that Rev. .J. 1). Wilson d Mr. Ale.x Maiildin will take charge of hoteI it Toccoa, *a. this fall. 'T'heie i s a man) inl this neigh rhood clanied by thle Tillinm side who ws Irm will vote for St"pard. if he can his right arm on tihe ,th of August U. Kelly had his mill dain -on his ied. again and the saw d.t is brother J. ). Ke flly has beena, g several days with him. 4 * -- Ili Front Central. service. clime oU the15th l\t 'lurl dditionis to Ilhe chilrch. Cowan is here with h,is tcnt and :CemiIs hle having quite a revival. ir. .1. T. Gassawav has retuirned frol inct Broad where he went. to see )Ir teacher Mr. Meet of Ninvly.Six. b.c O elected for thI-e year bginning the t Monayinptemllber. j Prohibitoi.n I ai r-ettpie-tcd to ask ie r,hi ibiion e:- X ive comlmittee for Pickens voiity, al-4o twlship col''liittees, to imet, at the p )urt .ute on Monday, Augyust. 1.t atHI 10 p. m n., o cisider miniig aranMe. LtI :nits for liolding prohihilion liaSs Muet- Si Ps. Please he on handl and a: Li in t%his e portant muatter. J. 11. Nrm-ro-,"i Chairmaun. MAM4 sJ..ra'ING. By authority of the County J;tx(ieIT 1 mimit tee of the Conezrvlt i%:e Im t -a- p] of P.liokensem!a asie;igo tie Delocrat citi( n of PiCK1s p, LIty who fair the electio of Simp. ,rd anid Orr; is here1Y tcalkd to imet at a ekes court house at Io a. in. onl next tj lr any inrlher tar liulais, address, J . M. a .>oler, Mica, S. C.,* or The A. J. Silo- c alter Co., Dailton, GaL. o Miss Olhivia New,toin will begin work in e Walker McEhinoylhe ScLhiool July I18th, h Id hopes for a full alt endaince tile first 13'. Mile has just retutrnied fioim Siimter here has beeni in sessionl theit most inter- t ting5 aind instLruc(tivie meeCting of tile WV. .8. of the0 N. C. C. ever held. Thlis mre~tion 1t will sendit Miss Sunie LittLIe. f hit in a fe'w II:iy., as mIe~iinary to Ur:t. ill be. seul to Chinma. Congralti ns to15Li )mthl Carolina girts. --Anldersonl Advocate. d Wantd.-A large tract of land (hard or f >ft wood) also triact of mllineral hlnd, es ciailly pysites of Ironi or Copper,i' Muist elcat, have prfect title and conmc di elly from tilOWner. A<ddress, with full de rp)iptionl. Mieral, Bos 6'7', New York. july8w-1 No't cotrts3L for ui mteial, labor or any) ickene. & liley ltailroat:d 1by John1 F, randiy will tbe psaid for ity mle. Builder antd Gen-l 'l1gr. 1'. &E. R. iR. C'ommueneing hmoe 1st 189), the Rich. ond andit I.tanville Rilroadt will putL on de redtneed rat .1 roundi trip slImuerCi excuir onl ticke't to allI summenr resorLs. Tic kel Ii saIe .Iino 1st to) Sept. 30th, liitedl r ---There is a treat iu 5stre' for you if 011 will (comle to Ph'~ kcins nexet Moln'ay. ---P ickens5 ha.t atrendi~y b'cimel aL faver (2 resot oIf the in1wa rance. aLgtnt. .--Mtrs. C~olden, nee M4is ILla 'readwe ll I visiting Mrs. A. D). Mo.sley, of te jj I. A iNMozelle att Entley. 3118s Mamnic AllIgood begani to Ieachl thie obbe ichoucI(l termi at Ithel scotol lits near l(1( *' .N. M1. Maddllen'1., Ilist Monday. Then ubble schlsi generally began last Moni aly.. ---('o. JT. L,. Orr will I idress thle maLss wl(etinIg nlext Monday. Come. antd hear iln. Mrl. A. iB. Wdilliint the brainy edIi O f the Greenville Ne'ws, is ailso exptact dl to be her<it; ve, pr'eacheudll an unsur-ly aNle s.mon iutd hiearlty endoi mnt. al niIotitled itm1 Vt) pounds't. 1liin homet if h.. l . Juiteoo his name211 is Georsll't e WashbitonI 3 P.,e . tti in ja i llrr n sesiI ~ .ee f -o . The prohibition questiou is before the .oplc for thein to vote for or against it, tie app roachin primary election. The ilect of Prohibition is to prohibit1by law to manufacture and sate of spiritous uors as a beverage but not as i nle(i tie. What. kind of a question is prollibi on? It is a moral one, belongs to the ioral Olass. A very moieitoos qjue%tion what are our people going tl do with it, ,iw are they going to disposq. of thisgreat, oral qUestion? As to how they shall dis. Dse of it, or how thcy will vote oil it, is matter that appeals to one' CoIlicieice. .11 admit that retailing liquors, is a very rent evil, and we are all @n one side or 1C other of this evil; we are opised or in ivor of it. Cil aly one take the position iat lie is in favor of retailing spiritous Ji uors, if so, lie takes a stald in favor of u cvii. If any onc will consider the nest tion correctly they enn't occupy a po tioll inl favor of this evil. Let uS lool at f(v: of the ma1ny evils that are results (f us whiskey evil. The person that habit ally drinks liquors loose the strength, igor and power of his minid, disquailiies ini for bitisiness destroys tlt jl(dgmlent, ad if le has a fality tley su fer on iac >"nt of his had Management. Another ery se ious evil i; thet( deadening of the oral selsitiiities ind spirittial nitilre. It, ill (estroy the godliness, spirituality, and iristianity of a commitmiy anti hureb. not(her evil, that is hurdensoie 111)011 the nocent, is the taxes that are paid aninal for the expenses of trial of peopi>e that olate the law, conmliltcrim in cose ience of liqIor bUing reLaikd. As an stancec, take a case that was tried abot vo years ngo that came up froni One of e towns on the 1. , I)., Wit-liwhich were vellt perso.i connlected. Thait car,e cost .e iItceit lilol,e of P"ickcns several idred dollar and was the direct result whiskey mrakiing td si elling. This is Ily referred to as a illustation of al ost, daily occurrence in South Carolina. Ie more occurrence as ai illust1ration of 0 lil-or cvil. A inan froux Andersun iunty a few years ago caue to a towit in, k l ountv, on the itlroart, becauc toxicatcd, started v.me inl his Ajagou hi.pping onl-running his hiorse. I!fe rn pinlst, a tre near the r%ad, caiming hinm fil out of the wagon on his he,141. broke S neck. and (lit (I inlstanitly, leaving a uife nl sCver:-.1 small vitil(ibeln. hat were ic caulFes and age.cies of the dtath t, matn. The leson 11hat1. grunild the rn thmt imo,le thwe wIh-hvy, the! perion a t fli 'tilledl the lint-! into l-s er h I turl l ilt- ; o he f.:ei i . wn th pkwc tomu-fta owti bti-key, that, tow i coninell I hat i-'uetl .th&e ie to tth l t ,) ilt,, t Ie olit alt that bought tad sohl the wi.ltey to ie m:l'o-alihof 1i-s p 01n'o atiscn ibUtUd to 11bi- mm'ssd<ioenl death, amlj 0 r1I.Sis ible fr Iv it. view(tt fromt a m lor-al Rindpoilt, vhi:ch is the qnly properl, II Io ow it. fr-0mi. We'dl -ay lurthier tht thti ,ophl: that elected Meto .to the hisa. at wtecr in favor of grating tha town i! power to ije iquor license i also re ontsible-etne iS sIle of tUe CIettI0 factors itn ctriltinbiti, to the eatise of deati (f this nani. It is ile duty of every one that is Iot inember1AA of tLe church to , anpporit Prhi. tioU upol the principle (f i;tIriotistml, Ve for the peace, htartnonioy aInld inaterial 0speTity of his comtiltllliiity and couinty W everyl onle will :Ahit, thait a drinkilr Opla be a prospeki4u1.) tell. All ciwelh iembers of coire, are com itted to sulport proliti(ioll by virtue of icir church vows :md reltions: it 1.h14y i to eXe,L their inthictice for it, they:vio. cl eir c h vows. LCt everv (1hut1ch 'ote as he P:ay4, for the -kingdom to be set 11up inl the hcatIs of ,not Vote cle way and pray the he plpiit ad the pew arie responut .v for hew - - -. - -- we ftuil to utse the opportunItity iod, we will have to answer for teat er. -Metn inayl ha:ve their arigtument that miay satisfy cael' ,'uting to) work t'ot this move will *lhev lhe .suflicient, too J udge of till tmenl. Thbis a very ter', antd we should arrive at a ...stonl abotitt, it after serious conside t ion of this quhestionl in all its beainigs and ileet. J. 11. Nt.w' roN'. Womanti itt Matln% !Superior. TVaIlk abott, womtlans curiosity, it isni't to e coitnparied w ithI a mtiin'.s says tit ex hatnge. A4 womtatn wont't. st ick her linger iti a rat. rolp to see if the tinitg is set; a mnan.will. Who ever hIt l f at woti:mi blow in - in he muzwzle of t a shot -ttn to tsee if thle' old u:se was loaoleilI. The trgolden paiths of, l:lry are-Iine1:1 jl w ith t m 'who have comec I over1 the alt: uut t roi. A waotnit; wiii no t, teat her lani 'al i. ooi facit; to se'e itf it iR fresh ptaintedn. hle sign "'lleware, F'resh Paiint," is mieatt or mfenl onily. Whto ever saw this touchintg epitaph ni tIhe tomb stote of a wotm.m:l "Sacreti to tl.hImeiniery orf I f.oot, Whoti tlueikL' a i coe)l i trr iFrom the titi of a anleti." Ini fac.,since, we conic to tin11k atdl 1, ai wouman has no0 (etulosity at ill. armerci tol keeli upl tite feritility Ill thle s il. ]or six' yearts .I halel hwoli ailied el itl: e. . A .fe h i bo AIhIPTh OeNha fod, tlnd I Sno tIn btte hea'.Ilti (than : ha -111 taver her I toendo til blV timonia va oic:e heu- 'I watI.tiritih 4n..'u*---. -nm e-e t' N I Iel \ l M \ ('.: y ia92. McFALL'S ALMANACK - vot -. xETUt...a. InI "ye olden days" ye big guns went off 'nS"y glol iotis 4th.'' ut tilne changes and ye0 people change wit h1 'elt, and now they are fixed to explodu in August, and ye gnus will be vi-iblc in this town about ye 10t dv. There will be a fuss and a ruimor of an other fuss, owing to a difference 6f opin ion, as to who can best serve ye country, "and a great many. more, will'be stamding at the loor, and most of 'emt want sugar in thern"---aid right now TIllS ALMANACK will say that Sugar is as cheap as it's going to be intil the riuit is all gone, an4 anlyonle wanting Fruit. Jars, Fruit Canls, Telly TumIblers and Tll-Ilip 'ecds, 1an find all they waNVt -ight here. They can call in at thir leisure, and tinke selections, no use to all comle at. once to avoid the rush. TIIS ALMANACK :a. a general rule can furnish all thit, is needed in this line of glods, and We are fixilig to take on ether lines of tusef'll aiul desiahle artieles for hotise keepintg. Peep in onr new roomn as voti go b an sce if there's anytihing yn waut. W. T. N'cFALL. A.1lAN f3ornaIaaa HIS NEIGHR13011 N son & ladilt .~ 375.00 - FORl TUIE SAME PIANO. Neithler one was wvor'th a nickel orei $300. INSURE YOUIRSELF agains pay ing exho irbi tant p)rices by buying di rec1 froin J.CO. GAltIIhTT, Gates, S. (J., Or J. L. IIA YNIE & D)AU GIiTElIS, Gireenville, 8. 0., Who have but. one price andl that thf lowert known. Yeun "-n't liay ilheni more than instr'umuenjts are act u:alily worth. Th'Jey aire not hbuilt thmat way. Writ e for latest *OOOeOe**eeeeeeeeeeeesseeeeeeeee If E1~ RIJPA N TAItU'LEs rilato~ tho s.tnsunch, e lernnd b.owels, 'lurite u' bloo:t, are n)it-nA-. :antot ake,.afonna'waanttL'ii. Arelin ' Brigt1'1 ) lisat,e, ent's,-I' coli,rtCousini, . chrone Dirrhu, eboi. ivr ToubI, DI * Loss of Apt4, Meta epressbon, Naus&-a, * N t oi e lIash ---- 'ain,ful ig~e tion Pimple Rish of llsod - *to tho Itta ,0nlw 'm Htomach Tired F eeling,Torpid Liver, iuloors, Water Itrash :or dir.e that reopultu from ipueb. or at filuhre ini the~ proper nerform. a nce of choir funtto:.: by the stomnacho, liver anti otesCtitat:,. i'erson.s givemn to over-caitare' betn. ('ilted by tatkinig one tabulo after each meal. A , *confUntieid'i u of the RtIpani,Taot.uIosisathe surest, -* cat. I set,-.t 4'4 1-2 g.,rom $ 1. . -4 a . , - '. o. Jtox '. Nuw Y ILC.k.'o1 .000.. ,40O.4........4e0 AHousehold Remedy FOR ALL. BLOODANSKIN D IS EA SES Botan! BINd Bairn It Cures 80OULAiLCERS, SALT form cf mastjnfant SKiNi ERt PTION, be' sities belng efficacus in tonig up the slystemr and restoring the constitution, a when imhpatred frani any cause. Its I a1rrost cuperna?ural i,oaling popedties I ustily us in guaranteeing a curo, if directions are fot!ovred. BLOGu EAUsT. .1..,G. HOW I -- - snel Marte.1 n I,., n-.. --tao! i l '. no .n fe t hO ii i xp 't !"o' . . ' lrtohy,imv ri In w 'karna the Unrtn. llt B 0 in' t if a o. W di f , , - I-'l i c 0i*ne he t bl tFr. r u.- b i- W tot e o k- ' -t *4 . Wos to e)rya m.. a HAG00D, BRTC] BUIST'S TURNIP SEEDS Large L -In Bulk and Packages. All var'atics. Sugai Mason's Fruit Jars, The B The Cheapost and tho Best. PffRE911 Strong Apple Vinegar The Fines For Pickling. Wo havo some bargains in Good Shoes. Making room for the best stoak el Tho best Good:i for tho least mnouy can always bo had at HAGOOD, BRU4 . Turnip Premiums. Largest, - $7.50. 2(1, - 85.00. 3ud, - $2.50. At SLOAN BROS'. All our Turnip Seeds Tested. Carriages, Buggies_and Wagons, SPECIAL OFFER I TO CASH BUYERS! We offer at !(ED)UEI) PRICES, Carriagefrs, Bu(yyies and WVagons. COME, EXAMINE AND) BUY. The Greenville Coach Factory, H. C. MARKLEY, Proprietor. 0s. WV. MIlItI1N E. Mup~erl!(uinIedat. a30y'1 NEW SPOT CASH FIRM! Tihe firsasi of Moruris. MYajor' & Co. hnas beena dissolv.ed. I hae besaght tihe estire stock of well selected Dry (ioodls, Shoes, hats, Nlotions, Caroceries, &ce. For ulhe uaext Slxty Days these goods will be Nold at anud IIEELOW CONT.* 1 mnust heave roonm for newv goods. This is the oppjorunlty or the seasons te get lMargainms. I sell str ictly for C~A MU. Do not ask for Credit. Re(sjpect fuilIy, JOH N T. L EWIS. N. B. Partie; indt:ht.d to Lewis & Morris, will be ex pected( to comei wAithi the money and SET'TLE AT ONCE. * L EW IS & M OR RIS, Februa:ry 1, 189'2- Pickenus. Sr. (. IWhen Doctors Fail To sure you It Is not an absolute Indication that you are Incurable. The demands of nature cannot be fully supplied by artificial means ; It requires something to control and influence the magnetic conditions of the system --something to furnish the vitality and strength necessary to resist dIsease. The ELECTROPOISE is an instrument for the cure of disease without medi cinie-it aids nature, in nature's own way, by supplyIng you with the pure, wholesomie OX"'GrN from which you obtain health, strength and long life. If you are troubled with a disease of any character, whether of long or short duration, inml e th:- successes of the LiLECTROPOlSE in smilar cases befom~ despa~w. th em .agd ec cures f l : rj e o tramn an ocon.tin records or some of Atlantic Electropoise Coi, :1 m Kinig treet, . CH ARLESTON, 5, C. & &coo, At Steel Nails. - and Coffee, It that can be Bought. ,VER LEAF LARD. t Line of Tobacco In the Market. rer shown hero. JE & CO'S, J. LEWIS. JULIUS E. 1BOGUS THE PICKENS Land ..Agency! The Piekens Lanid A gecy now has for sale ,h1 followilig iesirablo ltids: 250 acres I q miles beilow Lihorty; 125 acres in high state of cultvation; good orchards; twellings ned Wher houses; level: the beat mtall fiar in l'iekwns couty: ters easy. 50 acres m Wolf creek, good farining or pax ure liatl: 2 i n ' 1i cuivtation: I 11nile from Pickens oi E.Iley road: oii thi place is good aiter p(v.er With j,ri-t mill, cotton glin and Ire4. ntti fdolA : L t woil attrds with bruker and il fixtees: all rin by he01fel water wheel Iwellin1g hou-e v.ith v.0 (ielf gold waiter aned ali tecessary out dt.igs alio bouso for miller; a terirnbln utiii prolitable phir. Turas easy. lb e- oil at owni Creec o'ie !dir' west ot Pick )ns; NIIl d lIdpow; saw mill, cotton gin, feed r and condenser, poer press, gris nill, mill -ri's house, inachitiery ia cwration; good run if custon; oie-half cash, baltice easy annual litymlient4. 231 eneres on giadled rond to pumpkin town, 4 iles newrth of Pickenis. One hidred ac in In nultivation; 25 tcrem lest Twelve Mile river bot aone. Good ctton anel grain land. One good I welling and ono good tonatnt house. Terms asy. Liberal discount for all upot cash. 16,000 acres mountain land; good for rango, rinoyard, orchards, etc. Fineoly thibered. 170 acres on waters of Saluda river, I mile from Pleatiant Urove church and cheol ,house; 25 teres cleared land, II acres brannh bottom; ol public road, well watered; pice C;00 cash. 215 acres of land in Hurrcanto townelip near lIalton; 45 acres in cultivation halanco lit origi nal forest aboitunding in the boet pie timber; well watatred; price, VI50, one-half cash balance at 8 per coit. .10(k acres 3 miles of Liberty onl the road from Greenville to (l l'iekIs; 125 acres in cultiva tiott balance in lue pile and oak timitor; will divide in1to threw or four tracts; three PIttle maents on the plee: at rtare bargainl. A house and lot ont Main at the head of Gar vin street: good two story house with all ueces sary out buildinigi;. 30W acres ii Dactitiville townnhip ton miles fromx Greenville ot plblic rie1d;- 125 HacTe in enl tivation, 40 acrei good bottom and 125 in pas ture; tmiloetad a half fromt church atnd scheool house; three good tunaunt heouses well watered;t wvould sell int one tract or dtvhde into tracts; part ensh,l baaleance on liong time at 8 per cent. A desirable half acre lot ont Garvina street and Poendleton avenue; 5100. also desirable lot front iug Ont ilowen street; 5100: hest bargains in town. 666 acres ine Eeastatar townsthip, good tenant henna; 15 acroe in cultivationa, balance Line tImn bor and graes: 51,500 on lontg time. 220 acres In Central tonsh ile, i15 acres it eul tiviationa, -10 aeres fine peastutre, bealaneca in beat of tImber; 3 miles of railroad statione, M mile of church and echool; will be sold cheap ont easy terna. A good barguin-00 acres ine Daceville . town shipe, 40 acres it cultivation, splenadid timber; I mile of chturch aned school: desirable glhbor hood: price #900; eay terms. 109 anes 4 miles west of P'ickens on WValhalla road; level lead; will make splondic farm; tim ber its fine: metat be sold. 250 acres one Little Eastateto, 40 aares in eulti vatitn 1o acres baottomn, Il acres ine good pasture, eoid log htonse, 50 acrese fne sage grams, naot aenc,tatble for four horses; this place is well watered atnd a bargaint at E500. A desirable lot one maina street, Pickenas con tainineg %4 acro, good stables andu wall of' goad waiter one premis es;e onee of the most valuable Iots in towee; price P2.15. A farm eof '?38 acres 4 mitles west of Piekens 30 aces clenrecd, bealeance it goodt( timber; well watered bey creek and springs: near Concord church antd school house; desirable neighbor hood ; periee *1,3001. 123 acre's noerthwwest of Symma's mnill: 78 aeres lan culiai on, 25 ner-es ha boettoam land ont Fit teon M il creek; int a htigha state of cultivation; geood buildingsp; tine weater and a good orchard; termns, 14 ;'r cet.; timec 3 yearg, Asplend id farmt of 100 acres, 2%~ mile north of l'tckens oat graded road; tharee goodI tenant houatses, 6 neren ineI hgh stiate of cueltivation, 30 nerase b'eot Twaelve M il le bottom; does ntot over iteaw; tine patstuaoreof It) noes, e oOaI fence, good well iwf waiter and two giod eeprings; will sell 03 eaey torins; pie *1.80t0. I00 eres neear Cenatreal with 75 acres ine a high state of cueltivationa; good dwollhng anad neces sary out buitlding. 200 acres ocn lug Crow Creak ; 75 a-ras int stal vateitn; 26 acres best, bottome Itand; 184 acres of it withtitt a ditch; the botiwant land taut subject to ov-erfliow; haclf nmile of mill ande gin, onae mile oef.teol awed chuircha: price i2"{00; tewnms easy. 176neres wienir Paateap k fntoeww1 In original forest; 100 aeres lies well antd timehr ilne; price $369. A lean 400 acres uimpaclroved t ract, 10 acres bot towt tinmprovedl ; 850 anes of tract int original timbaler: pariec, -ifA h8 mel-es frown Pickenas on tradede reonl tee lEst atoe. 85 acres 2 watles sreuthwc:.t o f Crose Plains on waters of G-erge's creek ; gootd cottone laited, oneo half int origineal feotst; dIneo timbaler; about 86 acres cleare(d andr int a liigha sat of cultivation; good water and nteesary bithiege: terms easy. 41 acres just -northt of l'ickenae, joins the corpo rate leenitaa, all int cultivtionc, 10 acres of tne fin est bottom inswid, fle buildling site: thistis a goad bargntin foer a persaj wantintg a smnatll farm near towe I; paria- 7a:, half en'lh, br lhane- ina (ano year. I Per awey )-articlara utrito to Ilckenas Land A gency,l'iclees,. C. DICTIONAIRY. fly apecital arretgement with theo pucblishers we are able to obtain a number of the above btook, newilI propoese to fiurcish a coapy to eachi of otur sutbscr iers. Thec dIictionary is a necesity Inc every home, school aned buesinaess heouts. It illis a vacancy, sweet fuirnisheis kntowledlge whic!h no owne hun dlrced ni he'r voleeea of the ehee-st books could suppahly. 1e.ang itc and. hl, eduent-ed aced Igto raceIt. liwh ad Poori,, shlde heave it within reatch, nned refer toe ite conwtcents eyery dlay in the you r.. As saaam ewve askedl if thise Is retly the Origi web Webter's tm*blid aI 'IICetionaary, we are tab;' ta tut- th:st te heave lea:red direct fromn the- eab Irhkiers the feat, thatr this Is thee very no ar L - ta i a;.eta n whit-i abouat foarty of the best year- ofr te~ ai ar's fc ae vere ea aweIl employed ite writia;'. i i-eteinas th~e ethe vocabunlarly oef htaaa- i:iat v.oerds: ieiuing the eorrece pein'; a -, I aemto ie l- dennittieon of sense andit ita (lee t-ui at .neaird ca siw.a, Cotciinig about ;eXseXw a,utura- ineheirx of perinat'ed surface, and is boundcelle i let hi, heal ier(rcco rinid shee-p. t'netil furthler notice we will furnaich .thtis val tunbia Ictioary,. hest, Tle aney clew enubscrllber. 2d, To atety reneewal sutbtrrhber. 3d,. 'le aeey asubs-riberw now le anrenrs wheo pays upi teo ,htne. 1st necxt, at thae faolloawing lances. vis: Fual? clothe bouncd, gilt side acnd baick-ettampet mearledu edges, his:. utahf .tiiroeco bounaad, gilt ride and baek stanm a, annrbledl idge $1.15.S 1-a heia ep boucnd, lena 'er label, mtarbled edges , i)ollvereid free fromc oaur eaflie Sublescribers at n die,Cac ae n hnve the li tiontary delivered hey slpe lab leepid express for 500 extrai. As therpubl isheret ihnait the titne atainhen heoroflab-ek thelay w ill fearelic eel thce low jlhees we adivie tall whoc der'err to etyntil thteel,es f this gireit_opaportuneity to atItnd to it eat onace. ,1r w e; i!rond heai neot ve*t efeer to IPickenes bt Plckensa ia lea apeakincg e'iir'ie of the r'eihroad If youi te- ice V.nsley 'r Pilckitenand wi-la to talk tee aneyoer Icn ther otheer teatnt, juast aitp to thi phoaane" ad tai ll (ho one yenc ant. 'ii' aecat,rm rtpiap- tretnctitteild atnd corseel