The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, January 26, 1893, Image 2
%JKENS SENTINEI
PICKEN8 C. II., S. C.
J . .HOUGG, Proprietor
ored at Pickens Io%tt)f11cc as Secon<d Ci
-fitttur.
59TRIMTTION PRI'-1, 1 .M per Year Invair
iy in uivrnee: for six nmonthm. 75 centm.
Ak.v-;,-t NenimnitA hnsettol att owte dlolhar per K<iltin
of one Ittb.or lems for te first inmertioni a
14tty :rits for itei sui wlent iis:ertioi.
ilhortil diseun intado to ir2erchtts aid oth(
r tver!Ning for .six meonth or a y#-ar.
S'POSi'TION A0Vl'RTiSI-:.1-:NTS 1'O|
'i i'!.Y NOT \ %K1-:N.
Obittary noticrIs execedting five lines. trilm
of repect comuintins of at persoi
character, when atiuissable, will be chittrg
fbr ti wivertisemnctits..
TIIUIISDA\Y, JAN. 211, 1893.
TER SENTINEL FOR ONE 11OLLAI
Just think of it. We offer you lit b
iTewspaper l in ch'a eounty for Orac Dollar
year, cash inl advance. We sity the Ig
1ewvspaper ause we give more news
he Samle - than an111ay other papler inl I.
.iaiunt'
T1' ./' old Issc 'ls wVe Will say ,I
Ying u[pl whi% you are due Ilhe SEN
I 011OneC dollar more the pape r will
( p 0ne year.
.57 i bt s Acriptions: aneti very, IM
weve mlonlth,;. Th'liq mlakes- yo
er cost. you a little oVer twelvt Enis
/onth. Whel not paid for in :dvance it
Itrictly one dollar and if half.
Therv are ten or, liftecin candidlatces fi
itate Lirior CoMMissionerT. Tle salarv
e1,800 and Ihe (Tovernor app-ins.
ThC conecaled weap" la lals bcen
Tmicided that a 1law of two ha11ilit-i dolla
will be put Onl the person convictt! of vi
lating" the laiw.
T1onl. Johni G. Carlisle has reFi-:n.d If
seat as ('nited States Senatir from Ke
ttl(.Icy find will lake a1 eabinlut posilioll Iu
dier Pr-fesidenitCevai.
It is tl,e-ORSsary for us, to mali kilay fil
ther rVariik." 11ponl th ditpeinsary 1cin:sti<
So fatr as this t4iwn is coincerl('d1. A git
1ially nie ll av e sig Ed I fit( i Iii Ignjist
tatd tie. lalies express Ilir di!zapproval
it.
Before the let' i'n (levehuul, acordii
to soie of the South Carolina r-f4wiEfi
was at too]l of WVall strovt, pro,tit titionll
democracy. ctc. Now. accordillng to Sen
tor Irhy, ie is ie greatest lman inl the d(.l1
Ocratic part y.
he Columbia Evening Iecord Ihs bit
bought by at 'tron1j,g ,m aInilly*, who ni
hang ts Iit- to ,vinl .Inurmd .1
wvill Inuake it a- rt cl s ly .1r 1.
Chreis chit-f ownl(-- andl bu,-w. null
aR1, Ilad Cnipt. Jlm. Or. C.1pers is editor.
It is sitrange tlmt intlelli,I1 newspapo
'will muilead the people so in Lthe railro
flx cases. Somle of the "'reform" p:n.i
are gloating over tihe rin,_rl ('it.f i.i:
Fuller and inl flatinig heId linc ,
" V' IOrY f 0r TIilbIII1:1, " 0or " tl I IP tatekI ,'"
This in a 1tuilae m1114 ik flilO, p(.11
Ilard wtrk ati cconimly 141,,m.cwmill,
make 1a farinr Ket a heac ill the wor
Enowledge is 11mewer, in ar'iet-b11r as
gwfirritellets by riling. Thay get n
ideas, learn'a all abotat i.ew menll' dsl:
imPprovemeni(tats in agt irualture, and thie lii
niry lpanrtof their'1tIlIL rea i m:ais lten 0.
ter wivriterand ta11 :lkers -Si Elli-tilng grt'a
$M7 retail all hi wi'ho lesah-' lio, >ris a'ei
are' in ('lmrles onl, llimfiit liu i ic tm
T1here are in thei State :h; gr-.ain distllieti
the' colletira's ailicet. 'het c'allant ion
that thlawn wil1 dr1ive 5,000 noiL('nI ntI
ness.
Th'le amtiotmt of fet I iliing mlit i-ri ii i
amount andt valueitt if te t'rop. A wi
faamer, who desires t) ma1:keI h i wok pi
shouhl 1( ntiumake it htis i ri-t ietl'r Ito ph li
and( planht a grelait're of l:ioml, 111? ia
to see howni riebh lie can inlake a liit
atm-ounat, trt then't to alip ly Iltl most th~
ough 'ul t iva't ion to it. If t his ptir.ci
abouild bie geneally~ tadt! lted ais thie hia
for all :agritul tural wor k , weii wiioui
are' tiluchl biettter ('ropli a-s ai ruE', farmsi
the farmler's, and les of the cryv lhat. 'f
ing doeC no0t pnay."
portance anld na'eesity Of ra Lin thieiir o
f10g and hoii''. S-i far ast bread is
tterned't there is ilenaty oft it in this cuni
biut meial is very''i stcr'. It is vier'y doul
ful if there is oneC famtilyv in everyv ten, tnla
aver'age thaat has enuigh meat to dth i
for the next twelve mnath:ls.
They il I hav'ie to learini ih.t it does nLSi
pay3' to raiscetottin at 7 anid 8 enlts tIE b)
meat fnrom 1'. to I5 ietis. It ('o st ve'iry I
10.!I to-raWiimeat if a mana ill pIrepare f
it. Ottr-ailce is fot' every Iperastn that di
not raise a hog laist yearl to dl) 80 this ye:
Tho& who risedii (iae- outght to raisMe
this year. Let the peole( Iry tto raise twi
aIs much meat thin year as Inst andI the' sat
quanitiy oif c'on, whait andt otets ad ut i
* will fcI maech btg-r whent fall t'omes('.
People of triue cualtureC and taste are otn
attracted by raeltinemnt- and whlatever
Snot refined ot :t'tinable wifl keep its k
level, or seck it whecn rmsied above'i'
UnIJpolished, aw'ikw.'rd, ill-anered. semn
lesbeauty,mutcha eavinadaie
beauty, can only attrac't the vulgiar or t
basue. Suchi charmsni go foIr nauiIght, like
* ewel in a pig's snout 1; antd ye't by eultu11
fevery such beauty could b'coanie ian irres
* tlble attrac'tionl. It is radid that beau
K r:~'adorned is most aidornied. Thisk i
etusofar as tIhe artificial trappinu
'. $id trumipery arae ooneerned, 'but thare
nothbing.so bea'utiful'or sublIne in uts th
culture cannitot haiprovie. It is the pr'ovin.
of art to br.nug ont, as wellh as iuitato ni
I ure-to eraseits deCfects- and( to supp)lyi
deiolencies; and1( s' the sten2ce of cultu
has developod' and shaped mny rude at
'imttrct f.Ubjects,
GET OFF T1E FENE.
It Is wonderfully strange hpw Inany peo
ple are on the- feuces regarl1bg matters of
importance. We find pc ole in this part
of the world who tre straddling the fence
on almost every issue. Tley are tossed
about by every wind ; don't seem to be de
c.dcd about anyt hing.
id No matter what (iestion springs ip they
are always idecided if interest, appetite
or pleasure staund inl the way. They will
stand back for fear it w ill injure their busi
or hurt them in politics. They recognize
ed and teel the importance of certain thiitg s
being ('me at certain way ; tey realie the
great moral principles involved, but they
annot persuadte thieniselvts to act with
the reforinatioln of the ago in which they
st live. They will noL take sides oie way or
a tle (Ithr hit will stradltle tHe fence anl by
st so ling give l lioui gemc lit to IIe ifle
in whichi w, (his41SCience tells him is wroig.
lie ThVy vainly illginule that they ale doin.g
right andi iingl heir dilty wie they stral
lit 41Ic ile fellce. Ihey f o;Ish Ib(lit-ve that
ci.lley will retlainl lilt- frientAshi)>4flbothlsides
lie by ncomiln' oult onl cidihr.
This i!z the p> ili'n of 11n11ny pe(lple ill
an thik c u'1111 V whie- a 1Ilestioll involvilg a
ecimilict lwtweenl dluty ;itlg intecrest, painl aind
Ilr- plesr,41c incdluigIl.cc and mflf-dliial, pop>u
laritv and criticis:n, iight and wrong arises.
Ill theseillis we neid Courage anld (le
6i11n. It is nli, tiie f(yr the siniiltler, mA
1) all w-h we h1'' y1 t') get ()ff tit feice
>I al tu e yri 3t-I* stand oll 11. side or the other
is so that the worlld will know wler(- youire.
1o GoveWInr Tilill'a:in 1i4 c Trasuirer I'ates
Is" have abhout Ina<t. arr:l,n-in1ents to rfn-111d
- S Sat :- ht. are trily tlankful that
su1te is tie :: e.
.. TIhe 111ahin Z scins to) bit abmut :t; lollows:
They pr., ->osc to plm," Owmll(-wV .! polr cent(.
hensthrmlughi a Bal:lit-lrc Truw-t comi-anly
y 111ln" i m six 1wilIenh ll ill alka w.i oI
thle tilne neccl-S.11ry to r tle i t. old o es
r- l n tTer%' n r.4 , thlity proq !;( i t t4 issue tile
,n IlVw -1 4. cr Ne I.i-lis :lI <l-ite tltI the
ali s . l l i t to ch ar intI cr(.st frn l the Ist
it l) . %ay T I 'alilimore Trust coinp-my:113
f agrees to 1:LkC I WO Inillin r of
the olimis lipt heI s terin. Thel Ic inIlI1 t t. Irest
()n Ohe bmi'lk frInI. ' .1:a:mary 1 St to Juily Ist
is I'aill to) t el tru-t 11, 1- cnnq y a1 s a s 1 r li
clui ,i :n flor h:iA: lln., thel ho::c . A
f we haVe ; 64il tv'. 4 n 1iiitn 11(1lars I if thec
i ls' l i- h. bc n I dahtm'l alt I h( ' 1iLu 's an(
ill oi on I: h6 41 gi - f-r- tIhl renn k I'inin
.J3,sil,'l o. It i': e' i m t < lh:i4 Ill tl this N% w ill
cst frfnl .h-tiln:ary IA. 1! , Ist will
a i ""'u114t to 1 per 4,ent. 4tr $1:,7 0 41 M i
hoh- 11 State deb.t whiulb ik Zl-,,S o,O(. Iltit
with t I l' I t i I I Ie 1 ni , 1.,lv 1 to
I.7l1.'w t1 a (1t iur d bt i; il :k lair wayl Ito i -.
i avld. Thi i' ah:t I'l.- iniy S(Ale.wnt
th: t i t : l :n ili.-tr:11 in c l u Imve 1a 1e,
i-I for it hl:t: m:olev enlfut -sef rsta
r vi ts to N rth rn qp: italst-- Nilh the Vainl
ce h141p - (frd : i : thil , hlt.
. '.141 fllo n terpri<S L.av"
h . hen oranise, ebat er$l1:nis inor
o pord I ill this Stal (11'rilg this
in The Locllhnr ShonksMf. o,t
Cw ('44t'd in. (,, 14., h4apita stock $50.t',01.
41l The4 Union4 publishing) C.', f FJ.41 r-('
-rN S.(. , $o inanufnIeltlIr( med4iinlls1, 1has
.v 44f the
bi Ml1lnt:dner.I in4 'Iur ''.iee laist week,
from11 441 wichl w 4e 'lip the1Ic f4 llowin.) g,
m 4showing theii prices'1" of C. ttoI n,(' earn4,
441 ( 4t 44n. We are iln 'e1, ipt 44f W
bria,. showing at fuirthier 414 elinie ill the4
Liverl'1 1iarket, wh.uichi has at ele4t
14(e 4 ri'us eIfect 144 4411r iloarh1et. We~ quote1'
44y, ub1!1 tI. 1144 " d andie4( trade arel h41ii
41 Iil' 4ijions.. WeI lmv(e 1no eblange
44. t41 not41ice ill $14' alIe ofI 81readtstlffs.
41 F'hllur is worth111 Al,5tl :4444 $5, mostly4.
si in1 harter4'i. (C'in ::4 ( 4rn Meal, -15
on4 11nd 50). Un1,'4n (si 1h-5 9 andi 1t.
4 . Lard. 12 14nd1 1. 'l'll.4., 12 and 13t.
~ o thr and1 il anwa'~.4'x, utll ait 23 an:d
E'xc'l14nge, 44n ( lmr4e.1on4 and14 Savan'1
nahl, par41. Ex'han14ge4 on N w~ Yor'k,
14- '%l 44 1S willWIiding the' ill 44'"nant dry4.
41 4n~ 4 w eat'e, Steamboa1111t1 4of lig'ht dra'lt
14- con41 tiu to visit (our .41 wharv.e.
>t - .111141a red4 1444r olId 3?4lest 'it.
m My brot4Iher an4d in1lf4'(1 w.en' ' ll ia
mt hun4 14ounty,'l4't (hi., the11 1414instan't to,
b. lirthday4., wh.1 ih wais thle 5th. We
found himl wve1 ll i and 'hearty. On thle
r 4Ith hIe sha44.('d hlimlself, and11 voted(4 iln
Lpisolud '1horeb'I from) 11is y'outh [114d
says. lie has1 a br'ight fututre. He( hIas
lved a 111 temperate1, uise'ful life.
Hs fatheri, l'hnund114 Sinlgleton1
13,y 1 . (ed eleven'1 hildren41, and1( W~ill ilm was'4.4
is the miiddle', there being1L 11ive older')
t.4stok Camle fr'om Vir'ginia and41 thieir
e- descendants. arac widely sealt t.('red ov.er'
Ie 1 nCio Billy -as w.e call him11--is
aL able iA walk about the house and1(
reyard; and lie talks w..ith good indlg
s. mlent, though 1his mlind is; a little off
at times. H'is greatest plealsulr seelms
to be tol tal1k of religions ma:tters-do
tell abent c'amp mleetings and thle
spr'eaerls of the lon~g ago; anId to tell
of his ramlbIlngs, moves anld settlin1g1
el in Rahnnl.countyv w~hen it wasf first set
tild up; andl ho0w easy it was to make
sa hvmlg there then--M. P. S., in (ha..
1no0 News.
vo Wha hl wbcon e of that 'resolJutionI
you )[1d Z w Yc~~
The SnoHygoeter.
The celebrated Georgia politician
and hunoest, (71. Bam,. has-added a
new word. to the English language
"snollygoster." This is the way ho'
gives the bitory of this wonderfdl
word:
"Along in the forties there lived up
in the mountains of Itabun County,
Ga., iail itamed John Kelly.' I1e
had t limited education and an itch
for office. He ran for everything,
goig i) by regular graduation from
constable to clerk ol the court and
was defeated every time, but nothing
diumted tried at the next election for
the next Lighest oMfice. In 1848 it
came time for him to ba candidate.
As there waq at that timi some talk
of war with England ovr the Nitigara
incident he announced as his plut
form that it was the duty of the presi
dent to seizo all the roads leading to
Liverpool so as to prevent a salt fain
ine in case of war. As everybody
reCogniized the necessity for plenty of
salt, it was taking slogan and Kelly
was gttiig on swinuiningly.
"Kelly's opponent was a tall,gaunt
imuntaineer ntied Jonas Gaines.
le was a justice of peace, and to use
his own lainguage, 'kiiowed all the
law what wasn't tore out of the books.'
lie had a wonderful flow of laiguage,
using all the big words h'e ha 'vef
heard aid coming many more with
out cny reference to what they miIht
mean, anl yet, as such a 1mn natir
ally would, niow and then said a really
goot thing. Supeior court cominig
on im the very heat and bur,len of
the canvass, a number of laiwyers
gathered at the Comiity sent from all
over the circuit, aml the brigit idea
struck tlcmn of brling,ing about a joint
deblate betwCen Kelly and Gaines:
"Kelly Iad the opelling aIld lmade
1 long, anld ias one of the lawyers de.
scribed it, 'a very able-bodied'speech.'
He fumed and foaimed and ranted,
and Worked his salt platlorm for all
it was worth and sat dowin amid
great cheering. Then i) rose Gains
his tall form towering high in air,
and working his long armils like the
sails of it ntnill; and in Voice
that he couldl be heard half a mile,
proccded, as he expressed it to 'take
the iide o Kelly in flakes as big. as
a louilks var.' Ile skinied him
bell ywise u1p and backwise dOln,'
diss(ctel his rce(1d, emnumeritted his
var Ius vices, ami among ot her t hinl gs
said: 'Fello w citizens, if there's anv
ting oil topi sidu of (-artli that makes
Ine miamd, it's ter see t snollygoster of
a feller a conl tinuallv a sidewipin'
aroiu' after tile olthography ov a
lithtli olis v. hat he kai,i't iever git, and
haimi't got semse enough to lill it if he
coul git it.' Finally lie roeached the
salt question, and raisiig himslmelf on
his ti!ptoes, l(, yeled :
'Liver-poA, iell ! North Cirolin salt
is i (iuried sig-ht salltier, aindl tlre's
dIzen rads to the works.' The ef
ceennc be better illagineld than des.
crib""(. Rellv and his followers fled
th1e seeie, aid Gaiiies was trium
pliati elected.
'"Aunt so to this lumle, but piiet.
uirceesque soir-c, was the Georgta or
autor indebted for the word that has
now by c 0:nn mni consenlt come1 to stand
for thle Kelhly class of detmagogie
poIlitinnls. It is one of the aurious
sp'ecftmen!s of inative origina!ity which
now nadil th< comeis to enriichi our
hlnguaige anid fill a long felt want of
su:tinethg to do the subject justice.
Wil it .?tike Dry P'la(es wet i
The t own of Pice'ns is agitated b~y
dienssion oi (f the duhesposary- qumestimi.
A citizen there is carrying around a
petition to (-st daish a dispensary and
to nmhke, him dispmenser.^.
Pickens is at dry townvi, by special
act of the legislatuire. There has
been .u a g.enieral bel.ie f thbat towns in
liat po sit ion wvere (-xcluded from the
''peraioni s oIf the Evanis law, l.,ut our
infer'tination is that the Attorney ( en
ci al (Ie cides to theu conitra rv. '\e are
inin ued t hiat a cit izn io f l'ikens has
a left ter fnoniu thait ' flicia l uing that
miyVI 'iu tow 'r counity iin thle State, irre
spective of~ previouIs ac t s of I lie legis.
Ilatiure, can~ hiave ai tiislinsaury (stab-l
Ilisheitd oin 1p'tit it iin of a utnajorni ty (If
its fnt-eholIA voter..
L'iekcns has hettiwe(-n thiitv andi for.
ty freehold voIters andi' thet iajoriity (If
I lwm, we i're tol, oppose theu estaib
lihn ut tof a dIis enisaryI twre. If
they con'mt inuem in thle s'tnw, mind it thei(re
wilt be no daniger that the tomyn will
become '"wet.'
It is well to keep- in mind, however,
that. if thle decisjin of th e attIorimev
genltOI1 is stated, oar friends, th'e
priohib,it iontists, have been emit irelv mis
taken in i their uitd'er.standing (If the
scope I and urpose~15 of thle Evans bilIl.
It inay, indeed, if suistainied by the
courit s, clo se thle piva'mte bar rooms in
5111(ne1 .tis an tilcities antd10 openi pub1
lie tunis inistcind. But ini drv towiis
ani I :iounties it- will e'stal Iish bar
roo 'ms whre none no)10itw exist. Ii
1,biC(s whiere thle wvhiskey issue has
b 'een set tled 1 >y legisl ati ve enacutmentt
it wdl11 ha reoplened, asI ini l'ikens-.
h-tw andh wvoulud have rinctttied so1 it:.
def-tinitely. N' wi t here and in Ceit
tl, Ea.lev, Walila, Wes(~tminister,
.Seneen'I and1 scores (of (Ithleu towns i., the
<ilnestion will be rev ived and1 as soo n
aig twetyi ve or. thirty- freyholdJers
sig peIllns tIhe barns will be opened.
They will bI 11condituct ed b y fte Staite
buot thiey wvill be bIars till t lie satmie
sellinig wis-key from twenty -five ('eus
So far fr~om being a prolihition
mleasuire, or anythinmg like it-, tIe
Evans bill is a imeasuire tol exteiit the
sale (If liglomr, to ahtolish dry I towns
anti to make every citizen oIf t he State~
a p)artti' ini the liquor business.-.~
D)aily News,
To Oliver Wendell 1IIehnes is attri
bulted the remiark that thle nmilleniumn
would he necar at hand "w-hen, lawyers
atko what they wvorul give anmd doctors.
live what they would take.'
.Through desire a mana htavinig separat edi
uinasclf, secLeth anid iuternmeddle.th wi'th
ill mis%m.
The Andeison AoetIon AWgIay.
The brothers of Bob Carter, who
was -thq Republican Supervisor of
Eleclion at Holland's Store at the late
electior,'and who was killed on 'that
day,- bift. not before hd -had killed
Columbus Glenn and J. W. Earle and
severely wounded Hampton Earle and.
Henry Holland, W#ie not satisfied
with the verdict of -theCoroner's Jury
in the case, and swore out warrants
before United .States ComnisiOner
Hawthorne, of.'Qpeenville, for the ar
rest of a number of men who were
present on that occasion. The charge
-niade was conspiracy and interfering
with a Federal Supervisor of Election
and causing his death.
On Tuesday the preliminary trial
was held in the Court 1l.ouse in this
city before Cominissi'ober Hawthorne.
The following named persons were
charged with the o.feVce abqve stated:
Hatipton Earle, Sqiitiel Earle, Girard
Earle, Baylis Coole'v, Tholmfis Norris, in
Towers Fleming, William Wright si
an(d John Wright. CI
Messrs. TriblWe.& I-inco, of this ti,
eity, and Jos. HItirfe, of Greenville, m
represented the defendants, an(d the tr
piosecution wits con(ticted by Dis- g:
trict A ttorney Lathrq) nud .A.sistant S
District Attorney 1 1.' Cochran. v
The following witnesses, sixteen in ,o
unmber, ,vwero"'4m.ai e - . R. t<
Earle, Win. Stikhtdd, Steve St-rick. f,
land,,%1ohn Coker, Henry Brown, Alf al
Bailey, Raiiso Jefforson, Clark Shear- h1
er, Dave Alford '.hopas Thoimipson,
Thos.*B. Eie,ukHak,G. W
Carter, W. T. Chamblee, tiul Yon,
Lew' - Bailey.
I c or six hours was spe--t in ex- t
air ling this,array of. witnesses, after p
wh :I: the Dist1pct At.torney. stated eI
thict thie Governnent 'had failed to
Inake out its case, and1(i lie could not
ask that the defenidants be boiid
o-:<r for trial on the testimony, and h;e
ther-fore moved for a dismissal of the
case by agremnen-t; which was grant
e( by the Commnitssliner. Tlus onid
ed a case in which, there was no mer
it, bit which has harassed the de.
fendants and thrir- friends no little.
Iad the case been sent up and the
defen(lants found guilty oi eacti count
of the idictment, a sentence of death
would have followed. II ad they been
convicted on1 the first two colts only
the lowest Rentenlce prescribed f1 r
such cases is ten years iniprisonmeit
in the penitelitiftary alnd the pa1ym-llent
of a $5,000 fine.
MIr. J. D. Campbell, of Belton, the
!fficeient and popular stenographer of
the 7th circut., was cmploled by the
Attorneys in the case t> tike the tes. 6
tiiony. A day or two was saved
thereby.- Anderson Intelligencer.
A hypncrite with hil noth destroyeth
his neighbor. but through knowle(lge shall
the just be delivered.
It is hard for -a ma , with-a bad livr r
to belicve tila'av ho3y in- hit ncigbor
hood lifts the, right kind of religion.
OUR CLUBBING OFFER.
A Far n. and StM6T. .aper to Ev:ry
Subscrib1r of The Sentinel
Read our Qge below.
we ele1)lre to pltease otir large family of real
ers. arof nre iei to .Utdtfflee.'thit we heve
macole arranigelinentf WJt'i ;lhe, ..ptifl4l ers of the
f-armner-s Gui jte ano ![ Alie Comani; lonm. of ftunIIt
ington1. I liiia. Whe'reby~ we are enlri,f ti'give
to our subser.iers two piijers for almost the
eiilt of one.
'r'll s is oQiu fyyIn-::'
Tfo all wvho nay arrenragesi ni'i gl .-5 3)n i.l.
vance we wil 8e1,1 the& S'NTfN'. amnd the farin
er's Gu i-lIa and I tome 5k)mpanon Ione ilteuiar- -
To( newv stabscriberi both paspers il Il, bemet
for 0!))' yea)r for $1.25, ensh ini n.lvance
lii T ih b ripitiohin 04?r' f the 5r-: ris ::m. s $1 .00
In ad1vanUce. unil the firI4 eof'thle Fa,rnier-s G;ulfe
ar111If lme I)'ntnpan fltt if~ifty' ietit, b.u0t by spe- 6
iii))5a rrangIemetu we cn give hothI papers for
The Fa rmer-s Guhfle aun<l H ome ('ornpanhm~ (
an enfht-pa fo)rty-uolt Ion) Peti-mon(uth -) Fam
aniufl fn-.ushol paper. ft Ii full of valu bla e in
fiormnation for the Fa rmer, stock rafiser aui
h)O)-,eeeper. It is at puauer ever'Cy 1'armer should
C-"(Tomel In att QneeC
QTATJE OF SOU TH C1Al{ILNA,
L )Cur't of Conmion Pleas.
Pursuant to a diecree of forelo sture,"
in the case of Anna Dora Flemning vs.
Itichaxrd Hold.r, muade by thle Court
of C'nomon lNUf, foir Greenville fs
c'ounI ty, on) the .'do D)e.ena ber, 1892, te
at Greenville, S. C , I will sell in front
of th~e court hlouse .in thle town of
Pickens, county' ol Pihkens, on -
Safledny in February
next, d1urinig be- log~wl. hour~s 'of sale,
th fllowing real estate: All that,
tract of land siititnt'ith-Picken4 cotnn- f]
ty, State afore-idii, contiilng 4)ne
hunfdred and1( soventv-ieare,mr
or he ss, lyiig-in 'fluktiv n trf, l)on
ship, bounnded -by- lai-n of' -1 fi'rvv
gess' and1( Marcusl.eith.. -.
Termsfi) cashi. 1rhsrto pay for
pa:pers.
Mate Geevil Contv.y
sotlIlts yOInir patrumn ' . inI ptiy you 3 .par T
cent. Intere-st unuii - i s'forr pieru<b, of threeij
1ii,th)s n'uf 5 per eent, for p(erIois of six
months, fiterie.t to' enu nencimue 02) lirst of mon0Ith
sn ieceti im 'late of elif )fi)ts, L
noutice. w.N II 1.*ui) foi.D f'r(-eint. )
t. f. L fI; Itf .ISt'Y, v. Preslent.
COURIER-JOURNAL I.
H ENRY -WATT ERSON, EDITOR.
ONl LY.o A Y tA11.
I fext 3 'orieni-e<f Newvs, na
Ite-nt Storie,,
-f* e-t atJiseafUny, e
HAS ?~ partmient;,*
ieNd .a ntwer's t'y I :orres,onclen ts. 4i
I le;t m:lmItorils. -ilfl' '
It gives away a valuable premium
every day for the largest club re- i
ceived.
Sample Colex' (If the we' y Couielr-.Iouirio
will bei sent). free to s\iy a nla rii. write to ir
& SO000CHURCH, BANkI~
AND d0URI HOUSE .
FURNITUlRE, I
setttes fo'r R. R. Depot. -
end Public B!d'ge. ,e
Prize Donkey
Dom Pedro'
BRAYED
ad he braved so vociferously an
Cessantly tihat sleep becanme impom
ile in the neighborhood and life
n1.tant tortur-e. Ini utter desperl
>n, the neighlbors threatened to) n
e and murder my donkey. Aft<
ying every oIher knowi renedy,
tve him TIP TOP COUGI
V1UP, and he brayed no more, h
ice at Once bearne as soft and m
dious as ia church organ an11fd i
n0s s soothinlg that, under its i
lence, fretting babies sink into qui
id peaceful slu11ber, Everybot
rar blesses TIP TOP.
Yours Thankfully,
Tuwrm.m, AAMS,
Sanfdy Flat, S. C.
The above is oie of th,' inillions ,
'stiiolials furni'lhed by gnatef
itrons. TIP TOP has relieved otl
'S, it lliny help You.
For sale at 25 cents a bottle at
SLOAN BROS.
THANK YOU!
Chau< 1,Fr 1ie 1",1for pma
u(vors an<l Iv ill try b
writ, a(continwtion o
'Our hta< by scfinh
xood Goods
Fi-AS
LAttle Money
ts you can get ANT
17HE.RE!
V-V- 4C<1ne to , ee m
Vhen %you -are in tow.1
*A. M. MORIS.
Jltt:lg onl ur IharMis is p.rohiital.
'*813: .5. 1 . N : T >N
CVRY, RFLD an IHum! SW I
'arriages,
b uggies,
Saddle
Horses, ett
A' T lL -:\ SO N\ I il.1- !. T SI..
J. L. T Hi'II4)N LE Y, .Jr.
Jain'mry, .5i1h, 189:. Pcei,S
1) L NTI55,S.S
2 1lini Street. 1 5ilt.FN V l .LF., S
( n. giv('?l every Thrllly4 and i Shinyv
ethI extra1teel withouat 5pain.
OT )5('!-: O1 F 1L :\OV \'. ,.
It y 1.etItal 1144(otn' a1re nl w loente(el(' inl W~
l'rchin l's new4" hn.iling14 ever thet Svi'1
LInk an<14 FeltoniS.'s ..R Sto.re.
.5. i.N N )>l WOOlS, I). I).
(;1i5.:.;-N V~ 5 ,1,1-2, S.
) H. .1. P'. CA I I,SL,
l-:N T' I'T,
Slice ov er W ext m orehIi i I ro.<. A' lIi; c's I)
St ' 4.
j1458lt5f ( ; :*-:N \I . I,1-:. S (
! l. F X.\ K S.\lli,
1.I1'now permf iniently lor:'4te<5 at I d er1 . 411ol
ili rfully ol'ers his p4r4fe.Ssi4inLI servi'44 1,t
.li( g.en1erally. -144,41
(.'55:F.N \'Ilbl,1:. S. I
Over WIeslInoreb1115InIl 'rs'. Il>rni State (.
'Irk 45lon41 by' thle instant4141uwousI' p.r04t-e. .\
aike el',re nn-nt44ls fr.in l 1 . 44 re4 to41
) U. 514)li'S'. Is r'IsKSI:Y.,
15ins permanlIeitty 1'l5nted iln PickeIns and1 441
N pIro)fe'4 ional4 '1er5h.. t~ the1 1:14i/zens of
wIn andl 4'ount1y. Iles dip5l441IN i re frutu11
>I!('ge f P'y54ichins a11<l Surgel:Is. of ihtiIt 51n1
904, antil frIlnl .Iohni llopkins1,, lel . Was1 II
lnthls inl NIur.Sing un114 ('iSllI1Sp45ia Ila
l,re. .innIgli
HE ATLANTIC COAST LIN~E Il
P'AS'.LS ,I- Hl- 1)F.I'.\H It\ I-: T.
WI il1iintonl. N. 1.. .brn1. 1st- 1893.
I'ast 51ine betwee 4414'ha rlestonl ami4 'ohu
II 55'51er Sotuthl ('ali.j14 a1mi4 WIe.tern No
Sig WVest. Goinl' !::
.1.. - S'I'A l'IONS. *No.
........... ..Lv ('hinriestoni. 5. ('., .\ r..10 00
.'nn ........11:. .... . . . . 81
.1:-5 .. ........ S m. r . ............ .5
. .1 ... ('olumb15i I h..... .... 5.10
221In.........Prsperity......4 3S
3iym.......N4 ..Nehrry..,.... 418
3.>pm1.... 0......:ito...... ... 3 3
r.91pm... . ......Gree wood ......... I.1
.p. .. .....Abbe~lville.. ......... . -
5.5pm........At s.......IhlS ....1145
15l'-...........\tlIlni: ......4..443
10p ....... Win1hro... .I
30pm ..... . . I h rlote N.i Se . 9
..pm..............reenvile...
..ip . ... .... 5144. S tinh u ....
10p)5 ....... s hville, N. I . . .. 0,
1)l tily. NOS. 5'l 4ni4l s solil trains Se vWI
slestonIII and1 C;o' .mbin14, 5.
II. 31. I-:M -:SO)N.
l'. h 5,N LY, T.1. F.iM :l <N
I.,o'I Mtana er. nI , ta .,..,... j.(
ASSIG NED
Having Purchase
Assigned Stock of G
ISAAC '
I Offer $15,000
CLOTIING, HATS c
NISHINGS at
[1
These Goods are marhed down to Slau,
a pr rtunity of your life to obtain the bigge
' o' ('reenville. Doois will be open onM<
i the wholesale Slaughter will begin.
r- -t"Cmo early and get first choice.
-L
s
Greenville, S. C., Jan. 2Gil.
l
ty
J
iYYOUR C
I Will Sell For the I
DIRY (100DS NOTIONS,
WA E, 311E)ICINES alid mai
m1erlOus to mlentifonl,
AT al BEL(
I ail closill0 olit C1lieaip ill 0
IES and IlIARPIVARE exclw
ad3 Come ai get a bar
T. N4
B
N-IW ('lH
GARDEN -:
Can only be -purchasE
this Season of the full
Ciarpente
.\AN1)
I eynol<l &
Sveds oflcrvd byv
Tnre OLAI
-- R~1IM -- D CV -R1R1
.-. W. linid 1ekoper A Ret1~ bin Fosnter. I e4(''4'ierstI
('Oll.!M l. .\ NI l : :EN V I,,
i)l VI IS'ON.
I (ot2ietI'ed "lheiI tale ill 4'Ir 241 No. o0 1832
____ Ii!Iy.
No4. 11. S~'.(I N .N
I '-13pIut..... . .I 4.1
I. IIjpII!11....
2.5WnN m111.........:114 .
(1.1'4044pi1 .....1 2i
I . ii114 .2 ('111....41(11
I .'ll~ jii! I...'~ iii ' . .I :.ji
2441 i n.. .. 1I 44. . I S.&
'1A'~iip.in..4(1.
n -1.:1 (i'111:4 *.....4.141
1.1(0 . ... L A 14'I'nnhin .\1r.... .... . l 1.
........... .\ r to'li ...... . .... 111
..........iI'o(24inr i...........I.. 441
........4 'ii pri ty.114 r..... .... ~
.........Newne14riy......... 144
*21ll ........ 1l1en .....1...... 111
.........1hnp els . .... .....m~~
...... li lnen4 l'ath .. . . . .
5.1 . ......Ar Ii lton4: I,'...........
.....lv 4 l4141i:o .\r.I ... 144
I:'; . ......rier2 n....... . . . Iio
...... . l' rIt,e. ............ .141
li 1, .....\ N ue ,. . . ...
* ..414'4 .ni....jii
()4444~ I \ '';.16-194I.1v
liii .4 r . . pin
I.............-l.in,liin
No.II 1.1 'Il) M. ,-1 2.n
"
N3. (2.n
SLv (i4i4.l., .4r........3.'414 "
11 AiIII . . .)44 rl44L'I'14 . .7.14141p ii
11.111144 . r .4 1,,t'vlle A' 71.58pLin h
I 'l24l4.4'L4l1~ (n MiiII)114441(1 l1l~ r444. "
I)i.llp.nI
N,i.12 'e! 441 ''(141' 44.314
~ '(rili 1t14V Spw:1i:I'lrL' .14 A ' . ~10in.
244 hEr!I4l112141 .2~ I 4. Iii llpI i.t 4,v. ....' .. 'd.. l. *
No.~ 41. .,1.5 .14; ,11iIii4,,71 .
l .usj . I1A1.).4 , ,
14.4'.].141'(. 'H. .
No. 1I143.2*14
' I . I.. 11l1(r 4 aA.ljt4' L
.STOCK.
1 the Eintire
oods Belonging to
TEIL
Worth of
nd GENTS. FURV
a Sacrifice.)
htering PL ices. Now is. the o
it Bargain ever offared in- the city
>n1day iiornig at seven o'clock ani\,
SIMON WEIL,
Mauldin Block.,
WN PRICE.
Jext Sixty n
HATS, SIM
ly other th
)W COST.
ivder to handle GROCER
ively.r~
HUNTER,
liberty, S. C9.
T'S
Al
SEEDS.
d in Greenville
w ing Dru ggists
r Bros.,
plan
lP
ny ther house aus questio
TOCKS. ed.
is.
W. Iiidekoper A lienblfin .1
Atlanta & Char'otte Air-z~~
laivis.ion.
Sedu.*Ille In efi cet Nov. 20, i892. In
Noi noIt- N a. N o. 38. No. 10. No.
. i.\ alann I-: .. ... l2.45pmn 9.20pm 8.05
St'hilr ee --------. --- . .. 90.52pma 8.(
Io ert,is I...... .. .... .... ....10.0;:Ipm 8.A .
...ith..............0.13p m '.
.u.......... -.. .... .... ... 1.2tpm 9. 'a
Ihrwety iach... .. ..... 10.51tpm 9.3 .mI
Guaine.ville.........2.3plIIi1pm10.0 am
i,ul . .. .. .... .......2 82pm I t.364pma 10.2?
ilettIllIl.. .... . .... .. ....... I .38pm 10.30 .,m
( orneaini.... .. ...... ... ...12.05iam 10.5I1 ,,m
Mtt.\M1y.-.- ....... ........ 12.9ama 10.55.
'IEWc'l)n.............. ........1.37nm 1l.19&~ ..
Weltmmaaliter ... ... ......1.7nm I 1.f
Seai'a ............. . ......1.3am I2.1: a u
l'ent rail....... ...... ......210am 1.2' .
I:ns!eya. .... .. ...... .... .....242am 1.5.'
Grneen ille.........508pn 3.Q7nin 2.2l1 .h
Ga reers ---. ... . ..... 3.35anm .( n,
VI ellfoardi'.... ...... .... .... 3.50ama 3.~ Id
Spaartanbuarg.... 600p'm 4.0aan 3.48
ilifton a..... .. ...... ......4.2ant -4.C02 be
4owl'lenl. . ...... .. ...... .....4.30naaan 4.IiJ
ltiiaeysi............ ......4.2am 4.4% thr '
Iihaacksbui;r,.........6.48pm 5.09anm r.0; Ir re.
(;nover....................518am 5. re'ss
kmaag. s alauntalin....... 5.34an 5
th:I,toa l........... ........5.57am
I,(wll...a ........... ........ 6.08nm II . G
li'ele..nt.... .. .... .... ....6.17nm 1)'G
r. ( 'har:ot Ice. ... . ... .. 8.0. m 6..10am 7. -
SOU'THWARn). No' 37. No. 11 4
....(ht........ .....9.35am l.00pnm 11. 2(
...e.l.m.n.......... ........ 1.2pm. II.4~ .
l owell.. .... ...... ..... ...133pm ii
(asNtana............ .... ..... 1.46Ipm I2.(.
i ing's louaatin. .. ,......2.1 pan 12 ,
G rover .... .... .... .... .....2pm 12.4.
Itleksbuarg . ..10.-8nm 2.37yama 12.5.,
Uaia eys........ .... .... .....2.5pmn 1.1
(l'w p. ns...... .... .. ...... .2pm i.',7
Cl10 ..... ...... .. .... ....3.23pm I.,
Sp'artaaabulrg... ...t.37aam 3.36pam 'I
Wellford ........... .... .....4.0pma 2 4-t
(;reera.......... ... .......4.5pmt 2.
(;reenville...... .... 12.28pm 4.42pmaa 3fa
lInatleys ..... .... ............ 5.141pm 3..o t
('e'ntraI... .. ...... .. .........6.5pmn 4.6.5.
Saieean.....................6.3pm 4.:8
esQ:tinster ....... .........6.48pam 4.58
'IlalllntI...........7.2pm 5.4n a
NLt. AIry........ .... ......800pm 6.5n m
aornaelh:a...... ... .... .....3pm 6.8 m
Itellton a... .... .. ...........9.2pm .411 ' i
t.,aha............... 3.15pm) II.Olptna 6.43- m
(.laneSvl.le......... 3.3pm 8.53pm 7.vish Q
t-tlowery I rach.. ...... .....2pm 7.26na 6
Rutord ...... ... .. .24am 7.38a.-:
Suwa ce...... ... .,. . .. 9.38pm 7.621 n
Ianluth. .. .... ... .. 9.50pmi 8'.03nr
N..r.r............ ....... ...0.03jam 8. l4am
( hambalee .... .... .. .... ... 0.9pm 8.25anmW
r. A tlanata a1. I. .. .4.55pmuia I .00pam .00 n
'oas. 9I land t0 l'ullIian Sleepers between A t a
tanda New Yor k.
\a. : iund :38, Washinagton nad Southwester~
stiblediite d,1, bltOl.1etween, Wainligtoni anl
ianntna. Th'lrouagh 1'nlmnant Sleepersi betwee~
w \ oark tad New Oriennaa, also between Wash
-mn)) anfli .1it mphis viaa A tina andal lirnfiing- j
am. Obsea.rvaion cnr between Washinagton and
w Orleans.
0aa- II 1)1)1 12. 'ullman 1tuiret sleeper be.
eeti W.ash ingtoni anda At latn.
'hr dIetnIleId informaisdn Bns to locn) and thro
la tale., railIte 'arr Pllman Sleepjing car re
'lttions, confder witha locnl ngenlts, or addresst
(cn'I IPaaa. Agt ., Washington, 1). C.
s.ir. A AfRlWICK, i
Ass't leun'1 Palsa. Ag't.. Atlanthu, Ga.
Genral Ma .ge. A. DODSON,
Saperintetient, A tlanta, O.
Geneal anner.Washiingtonl, 1). (.
Tra le Manager Wnsigten. Dh D. ~
0tic*e of' Final SettleunezF
I hebyd) gi' e niotiten tha~tt I wiI apply f
ir Newhbery, ,indge (If Probate .fo
t-kens countly. 8. C., ont the 6tha day o
braray, 189)3, for leave to maske a fina'
Ilemntt of the estato of Bennot Free.
m.diceansed, aund ask to be dietnIssed at
nms litrat or.
E. M. FREEMAN,
Devc. 31-w i. _ _ Adinisetstor. 9
Money toI4oan.
in impro ved farm lands in sums of $8)0 and
wantsl. lo.mu repayable in small annual pay
am6m through a perlcd of sIx years thus ea*
on the bottoawer to pay off his inAebtedns'
:hout Cxht.ting his crop~ in any one year.
nlv toj ',. 0008-A ttornaeye *
2.5 l'icLkens S. C.