The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, December 08, 1892, Image 2
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THURISDA ,DE. 8,1892.
TIE MESSAGE.
Governor Tillman's message has been
extensively read and highly commended.
Most of the matters considered are treited
in a very practical way.
* * * *
For the last twelbo years efforts have
been made to have the admission of luna.
tics to the Asylum so regulated that non
but those clearly entitled to its privilegei
could enjoy them. There is scope for dis
tretion necessarily left in all these f-egu
lations. The exercise of this discretion b3
the various county outhorities overcrowth
the Asylum. It is our most expensive pub
lie institutien, and it is to be hoped that
we will get It right after a while,
* * * *
The present free school system is set
down as a humbug, and the message brief
ley urges improvement all along this line,
* * * *
Some politics Is injected into the section
about the South Carolina College, but the
Governor is by no means tinfriendly to it,
and urges for it all needed supp)ort.
* * * *
lie ably defends the Clemson trustees.
fr5m any charge of dcception in mw.t open
ing the college as was expected, and ex
plains the delay biy showing a (I tiit of
$20,000 in the Privilege Tax on fertilize.
and the failure to effect a sale of Agricul
tural Ball, the proceedr, of which had been
estimated at &')20,000. lie thinks witlh an
appropriation of $40.000 the college :nn
be opened by the 1st of May. It is likely
that the college will get $10,UOO more than
is recommended.
* *. * *
The Citadel Academy, Winltirop Train
Ing School, the Institute for the I)eaf,
Dumb and the Blind, and Claflin Univer.
sity are all commended to the fostering
care of the State.
That portion of the message devoted to
the Assessment of Property. charges ti he
ceurts with error in the Marlboro anI New -
berry bank cases. This is another in
stance of an honest differaine of op-inion.
We believe if he had heard all the argu
ments the Governor would have taken isides
with the judges. 'ITe material di flrence
in the opinions of the Judicial and Execu
tive is as to what really constituted the "as
sessmient," the former regarding the re
turn of the equalization btot1d ats the ''as
seam:ent," and the latter the amount set
(own by the auditor agailnst the hanks.
As the court did not think the property
htad been assessed " too low," umtler the
ad valorem and1( equality system of t he
whole set, it w'as bound to say t hat the
auditor did not have the right unde(tr sec
tion 239, to go Ibehind the returtn*s.
The Prohibition questiotn is handled itn
an able and cotservautive miantner, and muatty
of the difihiculties attendinig its etnforce
ment poitntedl out. Whilo he does not
commnit himself positively to either aide,
he shows plinuly that he does not think it
ie the p)rop)er thing.
* * * * *
Other matters receive their jtust share of
attent,n-. lie protmised the Legislature
uthrcotmmutniention:s on p'articular sutb
jects as occasion mnight rcq<iire. it is cer
tain that he has studied the atfairs of the,
State with painstakitng care, and has beetn
surprised to tind so little tro,olu for gl enter
economy than has breen heretofore. praet iecdl.
The "reform" legishature is making a
mock at reform. As we have before said.
the reform the people 1 ant anud that w ill
help them, and1( we believe the refortm tha:t
they voted for was to begin at the top and
come down. 'Tim thte salaries of the
larger oflcers first, and then itn prop)ortion
cut the smaller ones.
The sentiment of the legislature .ecems
to be, however, to commence Otn the small..
er ones first. The bl)l to pay Shn:riffs onl
twenty cen,ts a day for feeding pu isonuers
an outrageous thing, and if pats-.ed wii
amount to sbout half starVinsg the pnsn
ers. A man can't afford to hold atn omlee
unless he Catn make enoutgh otut of it to
live on and( sutpport a fantily.
Another measure Whieb we think very
wrong is the bill introduced by Re'presea..
tative Maididin of this counoty to redure the
pay of Clerks of Conri- W,e do n:>t know
how well Clerks in other counters are 1ail
but we .know it wotuld he rttinous on the
Clerk of this county. Hie is retluired to
be in his oefiee every (lay in the yeam excepit
Sunday. and we dame say huis pay 'la s tnt
amount to more than e 1,00)0 or~ 1,200) a
year. A man to manke a good ofilcer, and
- do what Is to be done by thte Clerk in tis
count[ could not aff'ord to wvork for les. .
It "seems to us that thc "'reform"' legisla
ture is making a terribly poor effort att re
form. Thefdo the things they should not
do and leave undone the things they should
do.
Gentlemen of the "reform" legislatu:re,
giv, us some of the reforms youI advocated
* before the people on the hiustings this sum.
m.er. The people elected you upon your
Promise to give them "reform" and relief,
and now they expect you to fulfill your
premises. You have started at the wrong
end to reduce taxes. Begin,with the Gov
ernor and out his salary, and then come on
down and do all the others the same way.
It will only apply to future oficersa.
That is what you promised you would (1o
and you ought to keep your promise. If
SIs too much for you to carry out all the
"reforms" at this session then give tus
nopne of-them, and show the people you
>i.are ttus to.yotir promise. If there is noth..
,AAgto "reform" theu say so and Come
*b 6.
IFrom the Southern Iresbyterlan.
The Rev. W. K. 1ogE0 *ud Sibley
Chura, Auguigta, (ia.
AUouSTA, GA., Nov. 13, 1892.
At a congregational necting of
Sibley Presbyteriai church, held irm
mediately after the close of the rcgu
lar evening service, the following was
submitted and unanimously adopted:
1I3oIVed, That it is with hearts
full of sorrow that we consent to a
severance of the pa,toral relation
with our beloved brother, the Jev. W.
K. Boggs, who hias ministered s<
faithfully, so lovingly, and so conse
cratedly as the pasto)r of this churci
during the past nineteen m1onthe
God has colled him to another par
of his vineyard, and whilo we, in ou:
poor, frail human judgment, may fee
that the removal of our brother can
not but work injury to our litth
Church and people, lot Us not forge
that Christ in the great Head of tin
Church, and that while he reigns, hi:
work ol Carth-1 will ever move oil il
Reordance with his divno will.
We would a.sure our brother that.
wherever God may%- see fit, to cast hi
lot, he will alway.s havo a warm plac<
inIlr affections.
To hii family we would extend omi
coitinuedl. love anid regar.d.
B. F. BlaoWN, Clerk.
N~o1.- -R~ev. Mr. 'nggs was last
monlith elceteI Evanlgelist of 131110
Presxbytery, S. C., a SU uIc!c r to thc
late Recv. 11. 13. Garris.
Iime Votilter tor it Ulvor*lty.
For imniy yoari ",Johi pkin'
has been1 a flmaiiliar name in the land
yet coilarily fw persm klow
aly'Lling of he anJ12 1line 1allio
aldwrwi thic H[,spii al fndUnveli(I
his legaci. ) to ittio >ro.
He was bon on wia foria Aim
Arunl lontY, Aiar. sliild, in, 1!s,
a y on in:m h11:1 c . m to 1tioi -e
toe. 1In tlosi day-; c,Ireo( u l u-ar
were us atis ; t au,lcti(,nl - 1 N,
W Iil i! lit 111 ill 1,ts, and[ if the
bIYr i);w lit$ lit, wuld ll.- to pivi.
le e of tainl.g tlt wit. I,, hi: sC
e-sfiIl blid. Tlii; ir. Ii i oit( 1,
did, thus moth in g ie 1:rlai.
milsl tiland w'whd endrs w0ir
pl, 'r for a c ililssi(.n1, wl;eh1 ther
cheerfulY paid :and h Is h',
hw l,urearkably 1ceenpi ulgmii*i im
eldomii lt, or' roLuel is gains fo.
(xceeet d I I his ls. I ie iiadi( a PT-rea
deld fm i nU I t 1l1ii 1( oI ) i,
.1ailr'oad strclk inl w%hichLw had 11n1(
.ciitiece., bCuing it atl lC,iI'(S
an1d li,lling it until l.s prolleies
were fillfillL.d.
Whe he was volilug le wa mi love
with a filst cousin, hIm owing to fam1
i d l'let he neVert 1NmrTICl he..
Johiis p in. l. t p 11iy iil s;ill
ply, dre,sst.d in tlie QIaer stie, wAs
ratI1her liiut in imlnner, lilt at, the
salo tim his urgn11d r:
lusiics i t he wi; ttl le of
t( coiminunit. .e u id B! d ein
1i' ,C in hmr is ou (se i i' 111. 1 d;i'
ifthat nilions thate lifht for the s
u italt of< univeit, his alevita te
he tii prodier-diyea f hi itert
ho IuivediiI ihim. tIie ieieo
oiTheo ible is t rea surel i <-f~ It he
poor. nt th solc ofithe-sicat and the
btooks mayl~ ai-ms ad iirun
'iIthatr ioo to ernt ligh~ in the uii
urrow hich o units ofbl n therlle
01111~uu antion,a I~et to ditab areof Ip toi
'onsolla:tncan mreiil whilue gnilt I
pir, . and dthNIi vish ai he itouchn
>f itsi olSIt insieti. o ttl
lhe tlis' f:ulh i n:eu~x thre spiri
ind ditiono the ti?. Ri l hib is
til orts,ecuim-' lyivtd ito arrt the
ifti tionu t of th Claineit 'i C'lt lim
mrtail-si ns tou the se .n lif na t hi-e
ihe deilt u iterixtur ofv nai
Iloni nit te dt in! aLnd pl:ru pii e
tb.n1I fat,a 1 whi ofner itl t
thierlenc t tlwl u y, uhf e o
eabii, unvitel i uhe iiun ii
lieret litlut Ih alI - o I, 0 t.
"hiiul n idlv 5Ct l nl its (eI
101h nrupo liiu1f ti I aeI:itm ofn ii
weareoni . The ,vithi11 it hi naace S
5ttoni0hin t.e froa inl rlto iv te-n
ofl the eerd! b, oitlt. exti nth
trom tyemr .> year, l.ithud antt t) h
t haee r e,, of (' iiihc.tOs en /,~u
never Jelii Wi thlIo and K . ;e
let ac anrti Jofthe n'rd V.Ane'ci
resk.t eri oa feli ust n h
thoughtail la hom o ard.4.V ag
e ver hadeail)lQiI, an Ier -n,01
aen d atreteneriu t iM. a i
enSoayuther hitian Aivo, an.
Mnd,f and iiie wetieda r t ill intp.~uu
letreutatjiyO for hositial i on ti
spoon mi thel(et appeative hotenYlat
.t os thembat on evryiadi o th e 1il
PASS. TI
Unlese you are I
Or A NE
For a little money. If so, you t
Grand D)is
Clothing, Hats and
if you don't, you will live to
Newest Stock i
And we enn please the
.''X 14, F'IT .A
SMIJ
,U Mr. J. 1:. l'INN Is with us and will be ple)1
ce the calling of a Constitutional Con
[on is to be decided at lie ballot box,
culd be a waste of time and Money
ar and pass upoi the report of Judge
3r, who 18 nw engaged codifying the
>assed pursualt to the constitution of
A constitutional convention would
or niuch of his work useless. R
e cotton crop wis holding on too well,
>rices tumhlel towards the lst of the
uxville county JlMieralp Attracting
Atteuntionj.0
Olegists and skilled and practical min..
ibts, who have ial years of experiencv
WeSt, ll%vC for the )ast ten(l a-yS
p>rospecting in (Y-Neil, lIighilnt1d '11
nilld (.1lassy Aoilitainl tolilships of
-oilty, anld report valtiable discoveries
Id, silver, copper and slilphmr, theI lAt
iot alitiidant. Onie of tlhe prospec- E
ir it nt one fat'in or aboit tI hree
red neres in I liglind t W i Inhi p, bel nug. .
manlv iiright. not les than half a
m1 doltrs could he realized by thle
il'actring of sulpl imic neid.' An i
nte of "penling the vvinis anl estath.
1,r;t pl111 <jr)Cs njot e c e ioo o
thll)1-:,ht thlat. the (14-po.iit * eou11i h1, I i
orked (mt in three yeirs. This Wros
will be suhmit It to capitalists inl cNw
engage<d in the acidlbiness. In ad..
I 1to Ithlse sullphates ni, M1'. 3Brights
Mitn there is mie (if the finest inir-.. hi
'llgs in the SouthIi. The water is well to
Ited to cre aliost any kitinev or in- i11.
tive troutble. The best gold 1I4-ospeet P
kc#VerVTl im ths county is on tile i~
r ic.s of 31. L. Brown and Mitebelli
Sower. 'I'lett phics are also in Iliigh
iwinsipl. - -Gree.ville News.
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r ainn and Tlr,ansie'nt Oogmrdt at * I I
>ster's Unabridged
"I upii'se '. to fitrnisht a copy t catch of
irtiters.
Statt tar i n nietessity in every home,
t'.l !,t'dne.t house. II tifll a vCcancy,
tilhes knotwle.Ii. wislth nt oitt hun
ier vehnue., ttf ihe thlttitest btooktt Coul,
itt refe'r to Its contents every (lay In the ad'
Ce hatve askedi If thtis Is reailly the Orlct- si
er's hunbiridlgedl l>Id tinary, wet iiro (owe
tite tht we htave Iettrned41 dirt from T
wheare the inet, that thIs Is thle very U W
mttilete ont witebi iibout fort y of thie biett *O 9
thle tho ttr's life were' so well emptloyed Ii a
tg. I tit sontais thle entIIre vuenhitlarly tand I
t10.000 wotrdls incl eding the (correct enndl
, derlivaiIon nndti delinIt in of itame and 'iLk
'Subir stailard sihi, eontiningi. about jto lt
riuare ihes oif prlited surface, aint J
ii clthIII, htalf mocroct'o arnd sheep. riune
fu ter ntie Cwe will furnh,h athis val- FR
iet1onatry, snntl
>tnny neow stubscrlber. Willd
ni ay renownl stilhserlber,.nd
I ainy suhbscriber now In aroars who pys you.a
n. 1st next, at the followlnu prIces. yi ': weoe
14oth1botui, gilt 51ido and bek-stamps, TEM
i'.ege, 90e. ..
Morocco bound, gIlt si andl back
blt boundi, heathor labol, mnarble(Yedgeis,
red free fionm our omelo.
rliers at a dllstance may hatve the Di)c
iellve,red by hpecil pirepid express for
Ce ipublishiers lImIt theo time and num
coksa they wIll furish at tta low prices
ectiall who desIre to avill themisolves Of
it opDottuntty to att:nd to it at anve.
-. Habits.
There is no mind that's susceptible
of comprehending tho stupendous
power of habit, and cspocially evil
habits. Habit is man's best friend,
or,worst enemy. It can exalt him to
the highest pinnacle of fame, honor,
and benevolence, or sink him to the
lowest depths of vice, shame, and
misery.
Take for instance whiskey drinking:
It is superfluous for me tA say a great
deal on this subject. The fruits of
it lio around you, on all sides. Se
how the appetite grows oil a person,
step by fitep, until the once lonored
man of intellect now lio by tho way
side, tho gutter, soon to fill a drunk
ard's grave. Oh! that Icould make all
impression on tlion who are addicted
to the evil habit of strong drink. In
siort., it make.,i this grand and glori
ons old world in wvhich wo live, (that
God lis intended as a Paradise) a
dark prison cell. Pardon mo for
speakiig personally, but as an illus
tration, 0, SCC what Ia ContIast HiX
years havo wrougiht! Tien, I could
g0l any position I was (Iutlified of
filling, aiie mny rea!onable amltlounit of
m1on('y, and bliked lby everY one that Si
knew mel(. Nmw, 1 am fri-endless mon- e
eyless. and in jal. Excaiged the it W
-macrod desk for i dark priso i cell- to hx
all from the evil lmbit of whiskoy Mali
drilkinlg. Young men, take wariing lawH
1V Io. "Tqoulcl nlot, tite not, hIan- 18468
dIe not, ye the une(-:au thing, (whis- reud
key.)' Sliun lie association lI' drunk
ll'(Idi. By th Iius doinig, you will nover
fall a victiml to tie grat mn ster, in a
tlnlpera lie. ilr. Guy, an eniinenl wel
writer, ves ei filo i - striking il - -4
lutArat ion o (f itorci of harbit: Nearliln
Nin.alarn Falls I asked a gentlenial Gc
htMiat sh-a'lu thlat was anid hloNtow far 1 ri.lo
I 1 are t it( rapids? A fler giving thI h
reiircI illb-1ufr aln he spoke of the uda
st rea:ni in vario aI. 't- ik: d, "i3 this
t p i l k n a ne Ilile thiis gn1iet, unl- 1n19,
:ld fw:milng in ;.-roat turbiOlece,
V. will lId it t n, s:r;" oil so1 ingt
- w hIlmcli Y-,tr I twrk uIl Il ili
C9ju
.11 ot l 8t i-C111 wit l0 l the nJC 1!
A vo'ic lb uin t It om thli l.lik, "'be- all
(Vt u h'11Y:41ii 11 NV o ." I ti
WarlY, youn11' Im-1, till( raidAt are lw p"'
h li. Iyou. "We l mve I , itAI of thO _l
r is,but :Iro lnot -,w'h fiols as8 t0id i
geIt Ct . P'ss aru y1111 uVIIr )'AtIC, as
pard.4k, ald lot's a1ll take a drink. "Itle
-It the1 canIs and wve'll taho a gale." di-es
1inill th,e voice is heanl, "0OW, iop
bew ar, y m are C.riiih- te ralpi,js!" liIt
\ Wednit w2t ny 2nmro I' vur a11nd
ut, oi old (ri ic . N\e re' i(t
hbil in, neitler f-o!s, blu cmpe11C
tilt to -IIIk1e ca e of1 t.our--elv. Wheii
~l(. me1 lw 8~d4," iA uo SaAl, o
tile mt1..1 im stukct, ani stt!er to shore.
Olmant Ib oy:, iwn't, be Evi-d! .v.
Irthnj to <eh-lit us now. We'll
catl p! asrlie as it, flies. '8uflceiemt
uto t1e iay isi the cil-ereof.' 'No
m:ui evCr saw the llor-row. Don't bo
ahaiwd, but takie ainothier dr,ink."
Onwanu aid hliward they -g(! "Be.
w:t! 'r! Th rapi Is are b telow
you!". Now yoiu s-ee tihe wauter foum
o;g IJi arounid, s;et 1 ,w fast wo pa?s di
lw turu:n, Itull hard, qick, quick;
andt thet ve*ins. M-an li;'-- wl* in cor$
on yur 1bn>w, f-et thi I st in theL
ce, hIist t hesil! Ah! Ali Ii is'
1110 lhte! Shirieking,curin howl
Cig., hh!ut-phlenmmung, (oir the- g-o.
Ihiousandc s go over* lo rapidl (ivy
Cear, tho:ughI th powe~ r of
taint, crinug outll thl le whIile "wiheno
[ im i out it i.9 iinjuring ine, I'1l gire
Few. l-iPele forniiu batis (dtliberale
'y 'lg'cens and1( ahuioo-.t iun111nciouiisly
uine, thle haiu11 tsie c in- lI rilI,,e T u
'' I,'et ai cliiuje.. 'itsist t h. bI i n-ii
-"-wa a lnx!in Itf -l nins
.-.s -i p i b, i te, or 1 V idolent
ry, jsi r o n. V>u-n 1 k ( ofr
Ia la' .I I I er.r wf Ik litind r car
:it, 1'nl t)t I .km f,i . hel, tihl r at ~ iC
tu h : i ta h-u .o f th beh: t hei~In -
a- shrn, Are' .m wach. h~ *,i~
It Vt ti 'i n I) t C tirui
It lilttop e m i
u l an , u w th (, ' '"-Ii -
ha e e: -h i p ,i t h erl. Iij I " It.i
it' liw am m[v'i.ed ou
As 1o~ iIle ei 1-l(Lostill.' have " i i
lO (s yo.iriE h tn e n. - -t - li Un ear.oin l
t.t( itUvI u tU l c i att doivini n- to liutt I'
Ill',I utt i tlue will ob- . t en -o.1 kI'l
my ii he 1 i-neli ''lt l)1 mo hen Oto
og ;~iniatis n hee -r - theiditu h
um ' fo (P(Iatiti tet naade h j]]._ t ilona
Sunontot ha iind ant~-reuiirti. tor- f
.1er poiit on 1-. We ti l
IIS BY
utereated in
W HAT
houki by all meatis, sce our
play of
Furnishing Goods!
regret it, for we havO the I
n Greenville !
most fastidiouts ill
IN II PR~ICES.
H & BRISTOW,
G It -: - N V I 1, 1, s. C.
Ised to sea his friends. oct27m3
ILL, & Wl-1l)ON,
DIN TISS',
2 Miill Street. GItiE,; 'I 1, 1c, S. C
Gas given ever) Thursility a1d Friday, Riti
00h extiticted without pain.
OTICI ,F 1.:IO\'I,.
M1Y leNtal loomns are ltow lonted ill W. c.
eV(ehitl, lle%v loe lbling Over tiho Sa'11viIg'j
ik Ai"l FultoW's 115ook -;torn.
.1. W. NolWool), 1). 1). S.
.AM. NORtWOOD, 1). 1). ..ita.
UIli:EN VILLK, S. C.
1li. -1. P. UAltIISLY.,
Aet, 'er Westnorolain Iiros. U I)uke's Drtig
Store.
NlI Sil E I , s. ('.
low -crnticntI !o(atedtI fit fivv, and ro
't ftilly I:y r his prof siWInRl Servi es to the
,ii ;e.lerlI3 .'_ 2jau90tf.
C. VITZU E:NA LI),
Il wTocjHA PvH I R,
UrI N'I.ll , S. C.
irk by th inlt' tatnlemis orokle . Alvo
iko :.:i;or.t fr-il o', pictitres to a1v
inl w ter !ii' cri yon, Inilia ink, oil ain'd
in l4hotil.,kila 1h.
V. .'OT. ' iti T , [:
as p;ierns ti L1 lt' oiN' l In Picken1 andI offers
p ; ri t to) th' citil.vils of' the
vn - a.11 1i , ;[i d ipln:s art. from the
4-.: Vyf Pyicin:ii an(l 1tir-cons, of HidLtilmnr
-0), 41n1, fryo,m .Jom llopking. vit9l. \va, l'ine
m si is 11 ir.>in antI t bi isld flsi-ital, 1htiti
47
Different Kinds of
CANDY.
All Sorts of Stick Candy.
1300 PoulfIs.
ell the: bes1t Candies and
aickers:-. Pearl Oyster- Crack
;, XXX Soda Crackers, Ken..
saw WVafer's, Cream Biscuits,
mon Crackers,Penny WVheels
eese, &c. Oranger, A pples,
:1 all kinds of fruit in season.
me and get your Christmas
odis.
Yours to Please,
A. M. MORRIS.
ATLANTIC COAST_LINE It R
W ilningtn, N. ( ., I lee.'20th, 1 89',
.tiie ewe (' harileston tirad ('ol in nhin
Ope-r tithI C artl Sina iintl WIestern North
inEa. Conidenisetl Schetdule:
G e olig Elist.
int...Lv Chrlt to n, S. C., A r.1.30pmi
-i-....... lial'r... .I~)ll
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iy. Not: 5'2 anil 53I ii;!ItI trains hotw~een
10i.toni aiald Clumba,lt S. .
II.M I1 -'..\ F Sf)N
1(E IAT.~ I1 10 I'lSO"N
cin .I r.na ier. TaiAla'Iinagelr
'raig n ,m e snn ite 1' C no.r: I.ry.
'st a u so.ha l . iste andt start ymst. redori
i do, and ir yi.tio. k h strnattiilv. y it wilt in due
be abtle in bny an islantd und btulild a' htel. If ynu wish
[oney can be s.tot, I rt itr n1ew line of witrk, rap.
mdhondlri.rably, bty thosO of eilher ccx, yna roi
is the ir wn iiLt', "i.nrraver theyy ro. A yone
oltie woik. Eaiy toloi-rn. We. flirnilh over'ythaii.. No
Youn ettvo.your Oearn m.omitis, nIr all ynunr tint.
Swork. Tbla etit 'ly resv petd brina:s wndort.iI ue
tiAVer'?yrker. Beglr,t srn e:rin:15from f-3J", to
per week t"-il inowiartd. id mo aflI te r a ilanxp..
EE. TIal.e an' art of gnar. 'linit thngI, and hern Is
oer great, neef,i. i!h i:vH gwnndor. Otrert grans
eward evry indori:nn wirker. VTlherevor yo are.
Phatever yon are dha t, yout wftnt in know about tlis
erflil work at oneon ih cansa annh money lost t
ho spate to oolnbi hero, hati If you will write t, us,
il resko all lahi tn ron P'.. Addlress
- min 4<1,1. Augssa,.,a.
SCHOOL. CHURCH. SANk
AND COURT HOUSE
FURNITURE.
Hetlteces for R. R. Depots
- and Public Bid'gs.
GATES DESK 00.
-9 aarVIu. 4 Q
Buy Your Dri
Seed, Tobac(
CARPENI
MANSION HOU
VEsOrders by malil solicl
V Prize Turnips to be
day, November 14th, 1892.
THE RICHMOND IDANVILLE R, R,
F. W. IulIdekoper & ieubin Foster, 1wevivers
Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line
Division.
Scledulo iII eIcut Nov. 20, 1892.
NoRTino:N1D. No. 38. Ni. 1t. N i1
ahtern T Ime. I)ally. -101%. Diily.
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.1wlI\II..rk.....I New Oleans alo e Ie- \Vash
: Inpton .Af berphisIuvi Athnt an I I rn;1n1
h(. Im. O smto a ewe n.igo
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W.Vil it. ;1::13
GrII eneraIll M1ifln rg . A C.en Il . C.or
SOLle.A . .
Tr111 l~1' rl'tIc Manager. W.,hin .aton, dj. lo>.
F.01 .1 .u. W. luilek Ie & . 1eubi FIlILoser , 7.5eiver.
COIIj LI UM 1ll .\ A NIC1II D a G om Nr yI 1.1. 10.?1
' odo nnetItrl0 1 rcll in fe o. 120,11 1 O 1892.(I
S. 11.. TA ':INS. No. 4
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tJo M -
ER BROS.,
3E DRUG STORE.
tLed. Greenville, S. 0.
brought in on or before Mon
THE D'EI,
T YPE~ -:- WVRIT EJ2I
i Will buy the O'DE''LL TYi' WRITE1
jib78 liharn ter. and 5for a SINOLE CASK
1) i v ni urrltcd to do better work than any
it volm hles!'1 1impliity iwith durability
en.e of ipernt lon, wears longer wihoul coat
rejn thl anyu1 oter .ineiine. Has no in K
r1b;(on to 1lother t-ie operator. It Is neat, sub
4tantia, lekle-pit.d, perfect, tnd adapted 1e
ivl k it.s of t1ypte writing. t.ke a printing press#
;it 1014IlVe; ubilorp, c;en, legible ianumcripts.
.%( or teil coiOse tunty be mnde at one writ ng,
\ ty 11 Iijeit- t I)i-rson cat beoitie at n operato r
hI hI( l. \\. fer tt vf1.j0 to any operator
1 t iuttl the work of the DOU LE CASE
b. h 3id et 113y<1 tnlenien wanted. 89e'
efal i<lu(icittini, to tInters. For pamphiet gvey
in in orsui. 1 14'.. whiresm
1:1.1 T Y I E'i W IsT FR CO.,
,t-is-361 Dearborn Street
dVitRICAGO, YLL,
Erliy, Dal~iu,g riomany!
N:( -it' ou4 r pltroloap. Will piy you 8 per
ct t. rit:l.- _w <101,S,sits for p>etiiids of throw
5 per vent, for periods of WiX
nsftt est t o(e01urnerlie On first of month
;wwisare Iiiynitle on demannd without
AV- M' 1. )i D3>), 'residient.
It . II,1:N 1I A it hi' . President.
\. C. SM l'I i, Cash ier.
.MOLLOWAYg '
Barber Shop!
Andt It.th Rooms.
hi 1-Ta of 3.11sion lloll';,
GREENVILLE, 8 c -
T IS A ITT7 3nit o we yonrmelf and fame
11 to n su t 1obnt v.!iio for your' money.
Ec1"'At) tit vo,ir Footven b purchael
0 1lini ho t iftoc", which represent 6 4wM
iacvt valvo Sur prices askiLl, au thouaaww
'gAK E NO (UBG6TITUTL.
W. L DOUOLAS
SS SHOE OEN!L?&EN
THE BEST SNO E IN THE WL ORLT ,
cA tnutt sewdhWn thes tAU no 1I~
fn labI. rtyil i ln Id ttIrnblu than anyode ieev
from $:to r o~e. IXquald custom maido shoesb
Jln $ and-Rewed, finoen)f ahoee,
at tnost sthlsh, eneyandt durable shoo er
fronto ' 12.hyegalluimo dsoe
5PoceShoe, worn by farmers an4a
ke in e Ca d f, r 2.n 5 W ardm.0W
money tin any oIi r tnao. Fhe f~oram.
rce Tb1 inei ng sia a show tha we= *
9'.0ani Yothe" Sem
Ely' 1auetimre roworn by
oro Thostnost reionbleshoosoa.
illitieenrerndo ofthe t.Dongtoi ocefne -l
rI,iir,4. 'imey ire vey eiy,t m nfrtaj sid a
ooi l1eiit m311 ie t er pr(foactia by law Soe
* -1L. DOLGA 8. lBrockton, aae., geag wg
WF. Mf. iHood & Co.,
I1a4(cy, S. C.
IF. B. MORGAN,
d}ALow
dlrop laf fac cove
wo dtg drwers, with nimckel rings, and ful'
(t of AttachmentI equa to any Singer Ma
J11)e sol i from n to $6 by Canvassers
I hIe 1 ftih Arm n intte has a self-setting ne,
le, and self thlreadingif shtuttle. A trial in yout
lomle lf re~ payment it is anl,d. Iluy direct fi
13Manuif.ii cter andi .tv agents' profits be
Lies getltin' crii t~es of wilt3 ntee for five
e ars. en d for n'ad i' wi name of a businese
aan as rIft rzn ail we will ship one at onet
(,o-Dlwrat ie f'e,if a!IeC,
Consult your interest andl Call on J'
~. KIIJCH, at Pickens, if you want
Save
SPaying
Doctors'
Bills
D ELLLODBALM
THE GREA-TNEMEDY
- FOR JiLfLOOD AND GKlN DISEASE& -
fr 30i ir'", ami never taSeI
c13 n- ouiekiy and a.ermanonug
} SCROFULA, PULES, ERCZEIM,
HEUJMATISM, PMLES, ERUPTI,
ne by or bottle, 0 otle for~u
8ENT FR EE w'i'WI,l?un..,
tiLOOD B3ALM CO., Atlanta, na.