The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 02, 1893, Image 3
M9ENS SENTINEL
LOCAL-1NEWS.
e ,irs. M. F. flester Is quite sick.
Ati ;apt. J. . Bowen was in town last
day.
. E. Uagood, fr., left here last weclo
pN:d awhile in Charleston.
ly 'he warm sunshine for several days
iS been a welcome visitor.
ft e is Ella Price, of Sutiny Dale, is vis.
her grand father 'Squir( T. It. Price.
tervices at the Methodist, church next
ay by the pastor, Rev. Or. It. Shaffer.
While the birds sing the hammers ring
t reminds us forcibly of approaching
g.
3. W. Taylor, EslI., of Greenville,
in town last Friday on profesiolal
less.
fhe town coil'el should 1Tx th-e well in
of Ilagood, Bruce & Co's., store so it
I be used.
We Iaive heard of more rabbits being
j\' :htered during the recent snow than
ally years.
[t has been predicted by tlw local
her- prophets that we will have miore
Will we?
Rev. WV. B. Singleton and Mys. H1. 1).
ILtOin vi ratiVeS and fFiends in
/ last Iur'lsdiay.
Ju.dge Oary has been assigned to hold
t inl tit(- fourlth ciretlit duIring thie ill
of .1inlge K rshaw.
-W. WV. ("lillin and J1. P". O'Dell, I wo
-rpriin youngji menlofIlibry e i
n last w ick oi lmsiness.
-Pirenial .James Watts Irie v-as so
y S-:kbled neal cntral ia*t1 two weeks
died at CharlAtte last Friday.
-Tl1he truistcea of (Cetral township will
A lt a Ceint ra onl Satuir-day, Feirrury .th,
oieate schlooils and select teache r'S.
-The Yoing people of the town and vi.
ly had a lbhi'Iellful timi at. Mr. T. .
o's, of P'iililmr, List Wedliesday iiight.
,lhn 'T. Lewis % Ir, are ling in
plies for tOe firIers torI. the *sprinlg.
Y luiV a it f nlew plows and plow
-kis.
1 - 1 , v tII )I ffi i n i niilothi er.
im i. \\ l utf y u Mth! SiI-iroK:. :1ml
Pairm .r's I; lid.,"and 1Un1l mmCn,no
-( 1 Jrn .r ll Isha tIlnIed over I.
onv t Par s nS. lit.h b iNelAs il thlis it'.
h3a' inI'C;aSCd veryN 111ich ftor the hist
g )(111, wals elet,0 d p-Sidlnlt lfith .\l- del
:l liturarY sowity of F-'rmh m nliveiti
ast Satulhily llitjht.
-Mr. 1lehard Iiais el ii lie im.
r Dacttwillv (on the 2:3r4l inst., m %';wa;
ied the1 *-*) i t a ilusville. lit, lvaves
idlow anld v hlrn
lSgil., toi sin,.istaimeilli o tl pape
.n o 'iiIi g diis h iluilS.Aiv
-mIng tv is ai i ngs I.It.t ispes:ry
dovie not ap to this phiwa.
Some ialmat tell yol (If the wiN"
moon01 an,1. stars, buti MO.,all-.S tell I.ou
r11 youl c!ian buyl *r.odI, (h a.,i 'hI
tiure when you comeit to t4own.
.Marrivd, ait the( resid -1ce 41f th14 bridt-'s
ier, Rev T. F. Nelsm i, Sni . t..
inst.. y T. N. Iliutitr N. P..' Miss
Sli is County, l)emocr 1.y
raitor, was ini tiwii this wei'ek toi iietiver
rusi.'ted oun ihe wii res.---t cei .News.
ai shot it.
W-Ve are ri'ieistedl by Mir. JT. K. lKirk.
,ti staite thait h' wvilIl ii- in thIe 'iintyI
dl Ito anyi hui'mess -rtammiinrg toi that of
- and wh'ich dit no~ii t re'qjuire' the pres
-- liev. F'/ .ut. .\lm' Kissii'k sauvs lie wouhil
glad for thie genitli'mi ini () who stiile his
nbirella siimie timei si' tii retiirn it. It
us taken friomi his Ihiuggy tone i.ht nt
ig since. 11er. ( . It. Shatfer hadl his
'stratedl in tIn hifam way'.
-At the Sltt confe'rceit of' the 'coloreud
E. C hiulb hcldl at I etnniettsvills List
-ek, the fillow inig appo)iiintn'eiu fur the
urcheiis ini this i nmt v wvas madei : islev,
.Liw isvv3 priinug &rci'e for thisdiistrict.
-- I . ). Stewart whone left here 'sone
me ago wtiite's that lht is iln San Antoinia
exais. ie say~s lie canl i..et .f.5 peri 411 tInt
i the tiarmt weli his boatrd andii washinig tir
a on the raiilromadl. lie tinks lie will gio
- wiork very sooni oin thle Souith Ierni Placi ie(
* aist yeari there w'.as ai uz'enrl c'om
I.!nt iof miltes oin ti wlIs. If t i'he nets are
adult of eltian phaink, or' if old nest iire
elf * ile'd withI keo senei and the. nests madiie
Ipart tifI tbaccoi steims ii gr'oiund leaves of
blacco, sittinig hulns will never bie troubhledc
'tih theliec pests.
.l Lust 'Tiiusay b y Tr'ial Juiitice Stew
-t for' steaiing a suit if i-liothes fromi Mr'.
F.Taylor wihi Ii ves be'low Litberlty.
titan whait to0 the ri*mitent irv ai 'year ir tw'uo
go for steal ing a giun firuom ir. 'av ior and
e seems to wanit, to go bactk.
-Mr. Guiytoni, a ciondiuctior on the Air
ime roid git his right leg brioke at n mash
I si badly at Sp-irtanbturg lasit S iti ut iv
iat it hadi to he amp1 ttute. I i' tr'ied t'i
-op a wildl coal ciir lby puinig an ilt ron b
- n thle track ini friont if it. Wheni'a the cart
r'iupk thle biar it pulled himti undier.
-We take pleasuirie iin reciuninliig t'
ICe' iOung pii'leu of' this ('iiuntry ''.b'll-'
'ay3.i" ~li'uhi'ed liy .h n'es Al versun. I lil.
Iclphia. Th'ii liaper'l is at wee'kl v puliu':
oin and aboniis in rich ii'alhig mantter.
you want it sind I tlui' doithuis for i'c
.bscr'iptioni andi yoiu will ntot regret' iii
ivestmencit.
-R1ev. WuV. I . Sii h-itonC has Ieni uppo m.
-r thiis counity. lie wa 'inl the Auitir'
lice for severail days~'u bitt week illing itt
e joy h7ltx. If allI of Go ve'rnor ''I Tilln
ipinteca wiere as pure, huonest aind at raiigt
irwardi as Mr'. Singleton, his ainiistrintion
ould be one of refoi'm sure enioughi.
-A compet itive examinati mn wats IbehHln
r a scholairshiip in WVoffordc L"'itting schotol.
Our young meni s'o)d the e'xamiiinatlon,
.W. Kelley. WV. IL. JBgts, (Clairence M.
'olger and O.scar flcg..s. Theic Schioe.l Com-l
tissioner waus '.sistedl in the exmuiiation
y T. C. ltobirns ml. Esti., nai WV. II. i'y.
. t. Clarence M. Folgeir wais the success
a! applicant.
-Union meeting at Crr'ys Roads lau
wtaday was very well aittendced. Rev. .
ra Foster wasu elcctedl mode'rator aund J. A.
.'otbinsoni, clerk. Several inte'resting~ quier
OS wore discussed and a collection amlount
og to *l.43 for State mihs.ionls was takei
ap. The next mee'ting will be hecld wuit h
1no Grifht church, Friday and Sat urdav
befote the fifth S~abbath in April. Siudayn
will be used b,y the Salhu:ia M-isial bio
SiatioIt
-IV.. If. Ambler, of Welford, spent I
Sunday with his parents.
-The sudden changes In the weatl
fhas mladeO many peCop'c sfck.
-Miss Carrie Kelley is teaching a floi
ishing school at Tabor church.
-Caroline, wife of Peter Griflin, colorc
died last Saturday of pmtemonia.
-A. M. Morris sells flour awful chen
Call on hilm look at some and buy it.
-Mrs. Vashti Porter, widow of the hI
Smithy Porter, is lying very fow witit fev(
- Have you tried Iinter & I[awthori
good cider ? It makes you smack yo
mlouith.
Mr. James Lathem who lives near 31
Carmel church, in )ucusville township,
datigerously ill. Dr. J. J. Morgan is atten
Ilg him.
-George S. Turner the seducer ai
donbile murderer of Siartanburg was
sentenced last week by Judge Norton
hang on June 2nd.
-Keowee river was fr(-zen slidly ov
fo, tell or twelve days, and as iany
thirieen crossed over on the ice safely
one timtle near Birches' ford.
-Tlie law firm of llaynesworth, Park
and Childress has bCe.u disolved by mutu
consent. Mr. Childress, the junior met
heIr of the firm of this place, will contin
the rractie alone.
-1). S. Waters. of GlendNle, S. C.. trii
to kill hiinself ol the 2ith, by means
pultinl- thle nozzle of at vilm in' his nllom
ail push,.;Iinlg tihe tlriggner with 1 a stick. T
,is fatiled(t go off. It is thought that I
is crazy.
-We ltke plutire in commendin- F
LIfton's splelldid biOok "Cliaractler Skete
es.'' It is originil and inlsi rutive. V
wish the bik coIld have a sale eopial toi
mierIts. The Atinhor is not <illy a i priiacli
of great piwer. buot Ie writes with a iea
pen. Ask Mr ltollins tu show you tI
prospect1w.
A ileltte.
La,t 'A7nrsday evening (0car Johnso
NNllr, ho livud ol Selaltr' W.
O'Debli's placf., about five miles bellow her
(mniliiilted stileide by s14)t4in- limst
witi a sIIf un. N() I satW him fire LI
fatll shot . ill his wiife anld I %w) hIys real
e(I him iitle or Iwo af lr lie gim fire,
It i., nt l.iiown what 1-ausled him to tal
his w lif. hu it is Suiillflsosd that it, w:
nl 1uii111pp in:iiied life. It i, said that I
:anI Iis wif[ did olt get ;long!.L well. tl:
Ihey lu l !lInily- jars iand I h(le li:1 Ihl-t
lihard I)hria l, hi 'wn lite. It is hi1utl
saniti th ik his w li fi. This litt<
vicw i.- ne, lindb lr 1 W .r
Ille) :0 iei l l; ili akI< lilt p'n
IL is bi .:Ih-il that I I t(' . Ihti breach IO
the gii aintti - wall a the hiuse il
illizzlo againistI his lIlt lireast I.vuer his lva
:1itl with ia sliek Ils liiigct pluOh d ti
tri ger. A Iterrih114 \\ lmdl was unlla e1, 11
11eart atil iui g li : hally I(In till at
dlilt Ii was illslanliallet Ills.
CrIatoner 1Pars,Ils lilI his first ino4t1
tr .1ihusoi. 'I'le veliet of the july V
From Cenral.
,lt-. J.'st 11h1, ( bl Iml, m w 4f' 'thl In<
re.p111tilclibwtm, (f lte Air Linle I:
i iol, was killel FridaY ne:lar Sptmhlur
I His rvmiiis wrcanied lii hor him
y( t S1 enh- yl i (Sm1 h i411I.I%,) ea l ndislil. Si
''1fit' Il ren il lhi nds a1t1vtidfd Iis fuit
liet was buried hv titl 0. it. C'S.
IMr Zim ermi prehlicd an (-xeIl!.
,,~I, .1"14111Iiil theNI lilmli- Iht (111.-1 last tha
dai sri in :tin- lilit thur1 hlit of
n)iirigts iui:he tiie:u emiltii. Ae
A lizis t .:sha li hnso ha<isis reun - lar
W(11( irs. i' II. le te is el il sit( k.v ry i
Mrs. Mh I r! Wei'.i sn hast i tl;in fufri
Sinalf ' a nim: eelt ays. 'v nni 13
II " iil u ' ie linoIiintt, of Senea. is a
1 rs.~ FoK e mtvs iI leit ti b- 5n, Siu:ht, nf .:
lii, Ir is iins is. (i'. li's labb.,
1 r. \velries wii it. :-b inai thel PrshI
t11ri;ni Ch1111rebhi wuna liuri '' ali ni.li
(h4is r ti.ir :typiiine. id Imirtotl
I ltr ri ~ alitEfr n tie iulit:. es.tI
ever biy und hree vryindyfo
next :. dshi ryon wiill oh'ad inte lih
throu1iI. Tlryis."-,ash-v Ibd.mner. ..
Ih ave.;u A iin> nleti e iile.N u thel:
as '~ iuonf i i tudy aslili I h ul,i buit
XVtuderst'u ii ills ab 'i riught, I k hink~ th:
am saet i l~ a is i ul'i thatteio ofull
.n wral ('n::it a iisald:laTo Aai'
I 'ingo'imy knownas the Ja' :s hol
wob.' liae to ra 't chapItinesevr.
for :ui'i:t wka.s,'e Ii vry aumbrt'sor Pi
'iuay an .i5ttii 111' ha't aeer Su'n lad i
'ihitdaswic Inaes.Suaasa
:--- wer dayo:bud to in 2le Sundayos um
: hi dayis. id iels om ul
ifx'u)ii Pstl am gisi thiie logs chae.
Oxvii sahnsis (i.- shortis : tere):
only veres in it Wh entellus i.n
nuy iene the wad "coli~ V)" cisi. ni
et te r(iblemh' htpyc wl
hir ie a tulist at theont oiilleIi rsI, th
hands thndi kndie :odadieuz
xrover Cleveland
For the second thne will stand in
portico of the,beautiful National Capite
ter oil March 4th, 1893-anud be Inauigura
President of the United States.
1r- Vhat a great event this will be, and w
a countless multitude will be there I
A vast nutuber will come from tle So1
dt, antl Southwest, anld Ilnost of these wll t
the Richmond & Danviel11. R.-the gre
est Sotithern system.-Its regular scrvico
three daily trains, running solid, betwc
tihe Sou1th and Washington, including
te only vestihuled limited,composed exclusi
r- ly of Pullan Place drawing rooln it
, (lining cars, will, on this occasion, begre
'r ly augmented by the 1uost completed aTa
nuent of extra service ever offered by t
model system.
. Eenrsion tickets at the rate of a f
is and a third for Individuals, and one f
LI- for party of military, twenty-five or m
wll be soltd on March 1, 2, 3, ai for tr
i(1 to arrive Washington by noon of March
Valid, returning, until March 8th, 1893.
to Further iiforniation obtainable fron;M
agent of this system or of its counectio
er "JutI
ary, snow-; Febrimry, flow
at Mlarcb, Illowy ;
April, showery; lay, filowery; Ju
bowery;
er July, inoppy ; August, croppy; S
all tember, poppy ;
i- October, breezy ; November, whee7
le Decemuber. freezy.*
-It. B. SuIDAN.
A* :ir-ling. doni't you think little John
l resembles you more aii more every tda3
e "l)o vou think so, dearest?'
U "Yes, love. If you notice You will f
that he always wants the best. in the hol
at tIat Ie niever (loes as you want him
r. and that Ie iN continually overe-ating, a
y- yester<iyl he kissed the servent.'
e "Th-it will do, Maria."
A Lie Natiled.
le ihel)y Certify, that I have tod
le'livered to sloanl Bros, two box
branded inl stencil "Buists Pr
Meldill Sceds," and that the railre
%.'fwy bill and0 bill of larling show tl
the s-miie vere shipped, by Ito
If 11Ais, Jr., froiii Philailphit, Pa ,
tIe i11qnnth' Ju ar,11y1v 1893.
("i.-ned,) C. E. W.vrsoN, Ag't.
Air Line Itailroad.
s! Gireunville, S. C., Jan. 1893.
Th Ii.- S( t t Ies a1 lIW 1,1.t, an intereszt
) p111 ImS bleen puliliing in the Si
it TIEI., :ading the ptublie to believe
% w lif r Iiilists sceds they wou
be (1<d st(ick.
SLOAN D11OS.
Better Than an Er
cyclopedia.
ThA Now vMrible Pitioln cvert, I
litioll Mp ad V. S. Map codminedi
i A Panuir of American History
kit
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un. iiii''ii eii..:h a a. ittie
I ia r i f ,n it .4o |t( lt \ Iije ; n,jj
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.e th N a t 'it tl: ' I' ; . h ~ittitiio
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n' i NI Iy a ri'ii l xiuy .
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Th str;ofth l.Svenntb
111 \'babl Ptayingso ievnu
- OR 'r LLhgin tBLOOD AND SKIN DIStEAuSS
Iotn lveits fi''i ro u the x Dicovei y of .\mt
Ti' uihr 4 p'erc ti, .00 hi' c h i s ver
w d s in if t'k !endt i ln piblishes al
SCRes,JhAbe fLrtSat inCarram
inxtiih tio tinrlishr at FAiIy 0entI Sach delNi i
haul ree t ' a prt of bthe1 n1itetIl States, ask
i t. To ltn i ew ubscriber.
Bpto LOODm BALM COx.,AltaG.
ish thSoinaatt lontifel, Aerdia
nit t ateii l i at An e nc o
up '
iBills
TH GRA'iRE MDY
' -FORALLBLOD ND KCNDVEASES,
ro. CnetPpy.setas ad t s pi
S orIfora.ii 40 ,vere Iandboverk wt i
Ouenrea guorl acn peraentyaArc
Landit nelroite of 'AINo. aetE.ntNop nn
-t 1:ruNNN so'mtldi4. Invaiably~0 enoe the mJ
B.UJ.tl.000u BALM ilo0.r, Aanta, Ga.~
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of
tell
ve,.
l McFALL'S
at
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tre
re, -Von
till
4. X13 a .
My -+
ns.
rc, With a little more push and a little
more grease in the shape of Kold
l- Kash from last years surplus,
TlIs Alynanack
my will soon be able to start on its jour
. ney throngh a new year. Butit takes
Spondulicks to start it.
Ild You do the Spondulickin now, right
now, in the mouth of February, and
md we'll do all the Scotchin' and Lockin'
up hill and down, for all the balance
of the year. We are getting in our
work now and more of it coining, and
here's what we start with.
ay
us, To Clome out Clieap!
ze
a All heavy Winter Goods, like
at Quilts, Blankets, Boots, Rubbers,
Clothing, Flannels and Linseys but
olN a small quantity left, and we are
getting in all kinds of supplies for
Spring trade. We must eat and
work and work and eat.
Pd
N
I W. T. McFALL.
0-90
W1hat About Meat ?
%d- Pork is now bringing a fancy price,
so just trot it in while people or hun..
gry; because other things will take its
place pretty soon.
We will just say toou cstmr
that we still kee'p the best Meats in
the way of Stall Feld Beef that can
ni a be secuired1.
s- OItI REESTAURtANT
.is still the centre of attraction-as
much as you can eat for 25 cents.
RIespctfully,
hi BYARIS & MAJOR,
of~ 1011 It0( PlK 1Ns C. H!., S. C.
lCat loonxofoldcorthouse. mh3novl7
of'
Publdllihedl nt A tlanta, G.a.
A hOMis COMPANION.
lins .Alre'ady 150,000 sublscribers-The Larg
est Uirculalin of aniy weekly Newspaper
I NTH I SwoULD.
rica THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEERLY
)l Its Agr'Ienituaral DPepartnuerat
for is the best ina the land.
(i. Its WenannIu'M andii CIldIEreun'
columniis areC of unusuial dloir (stic interest.
Its Special Features cost more
mkone.v than is paid by ANY TPEN South
uern papers comnbined for general reading
~ri u- mattecr.
-Its News Columnns Cover the
Wo rld.
Bill Arp writes for it.
D)r. Tfalma:ge preachues for it.
Jo(l (CL;andle~r IIlarris (Uncule R~emnus),
p Walc P. ltleed andit Franik L~. Stanton are
re'gnlrly (imployed b,y it.
A. 31l. Wie'r(Sarge Pitfnkett) haits a weck
ly letter.
i%tark Tw~ailn, Iobert Louis Stevenson,
IIudyard J{ iplin.g, Franik Stockton, Rlichard
MIaleombi Johnston(,l, anid the best literary
geniuIs of the wotrld contribute to its col
"im'ls,
IT IS A MAGAZINE!I
AN ND IGLY IsSUE~ IS AN EDUCATORI
ONI flh AYE .
Agenits wanited1 in every locality. Money
for agents ini workinig for it.
SENDI FOlt SA]EIPLE COIES.
SECND (ving rhe addtTruxs of yourseli
I X flnt flye, nieihors who wactnt free Cop
NA'II ECS 10.. C'/~Wrlie for agenit's teriius.
[#/ 1:nb1) of six for ive' l)cilar a year.
Addlre'.
CO)N!4T IrT I4 N.
A'TLA 'cNT A , O.
TL- stNl)l:uitsl(N 511 respc'tfully ifornms hi
6, iccatrons andiu frlieds that he hasi litet us
to roomsic over the G.reeniville Naiolm haunk
where hie ill conitinuie to shave, lr-en I, sham
ig ".ae.i he ost, artistIc style. Itop'ing b
la, trict and thompt ttenti-m lie will mierit you
oro? p' trona ii thlIe ftu ire i.: In the pasit.
the0 Also. I am mccent for met.'..v'n'e eitwat..i ibi
allace, for pirevenitions of II
it seacly, remsovinag lDaimdruff
Si,tionem othier dIseases oif I
Very Rlespectfu
ent.C. .1
HAGOOD, BRUC
Wish all their Customers a prosi
NEW YEARI
More prosperous that the one just
They are nauch encouraged with the I
ronage and the promaptnsess or unost of
tonies meeting their obligations. T
are still o en for all delinq eventa. FA
last day e; graee gind you di sfigured a
the wing.
A large lot of Plows. Plow Stocks
Farna Implements ready tor buinluess.
As Wod Flour, as nmach of it, and
anyone'gs I
We lmandle nothing but reliable goo4
anxions for your trade.
HAGOOD, BRUCE
GOODS AT COST.
'Now is your time to buy.
In order to reduce our Stock of Goods to prevent breaking and waste in
moving to our New Store next to the Postoffice we will sell anything in our
line
AT COST
For the Next Thirty Days.
You will miss a bargain if you do not embrance this opportunity.
We will sell you Goods so cheap that your neighbors will think you stole
them. Respectfully,
HUNTER & HAWTHORN E.
s&-One good horse or mule and a good one-horse wagon, (Markley make,)
for sale cheap for cash or on time.
January, 5th, 1893.
Carriages, Buggies and WVagon5,
SPECIAL OFFER!I
TO CASH BUYERS!
We offer at, ICRDUCED PRIICES,
Carriages, Buggies and WVagons.
COME, EXAMINE AND) BUY.
The Greenville Coach Factory,
H. C. MARKLEY, Proprietor.
0. W- SIERRINE, aSuperiauteudenut. ap30y1
THE PICKENS CASH STORE.
Is Still in the Lead on Bargains.
A nice line of Calicoes, \Vorsteds, Etc., to
close out at Cost. Shoes, Towels, Shawls,
Men's Shirts, etc., at greatly reduced prices.
Don't forget that we still handke Stoves
andc will sell them as cheap as anybody.
For the NEXT SIXTY DAYS we will
make a general clearing sale to make room
for Spring Goods.
No old Stock allowed to accumulate in
this Store.
J. T. LEWIS & SON.
Plekens. S. U.
N. B. All who owe Lewis & Morris miay look out for "Tup"
if they don't come to see them before February i st.
February. 1, 1892.
PASS THIS BY
l1nless. you are interesited fin
Or A NEW HAT
For a little troney. It O, bO)itollIy all reans, see or
Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods !
If yotu don't, yon will live to regret It, for we hare the
Newest Stock 'in Greenwille !
I ~And We can) ilefase the ruoThI fatidi ou in
heTVIRE. 11T .A1 1)n TmmUCL
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passed!
liberal pat
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CO,
J. J. LEWIS. JULIUS E. iO
THE PICKENS
Land ..Agenc?
The Pickens Land Ageney now has for a
the following debirable lainds:
250 neres 1' ntles below Liberty; 125 acrem
a lif h state of cultivation; good orelat
dwel ings and other houses; level; the l
small farm in Pickens county; terms easy
50 acres non Wolf creek, good farming or
ture land; tA acres in mil tivation; I imile i
Pickens on Esley roal: on this place is g
Water power with grist mill, cottoi gin
press, and double st wool cards with bra ker:
all tixtures; al run by Lelel water whA
d welling house with well of om waiter and
necessary out buildings; also honse for mille
desirabla aund p1 rotituble place. Termns eaNy
16 acres on Town Creek one mile west of P
ens; HIPlendid power; saw nill, cottolli g Ai
er and condenser. power press, griss tnitl,
ers's hotise, moxchinery in operation; go
of custom; one-half cash, balincO easy u
paymnents.
234 acres on graded road to pumnkIn1*
miles north oif Pickens. Oneo hund are.
c ultivatiio: 25 neres best Twelve M lie river
toin. (mod cotton and grain land. One
d welling and one good tennut house. T
easy. Liheral discount for all spot cash.
16.000 oeres nountain land; good for n1
vineyards, orchards, etc. Filnely timbered.
170 acres on witerm of 8aliuda river, I mile
Pleasant Grove church ami school house
acres eleated land, It ures branch bottom
public road, well watered; iprice $300 ensh.
215 ieres of land in Ifurrienne township
ialton: 4. acres in cult ivat ion balance in c
nail forest abonding in the best pine t
well watared; price, $4i0, one-half cash b I
at 8 per cent.
400 neres 3 miles of Liberty on the roa
Greenville to Old ilckens; 125 acres in e I
tion balance InI tine pine and oak timber, .
divide into three or four tract.; three
mients on the place; a rare bargeiu.
A house and lot on Mai at thead of
Yin street; good two story house with all
nary out buildliigs. m
300 acreq in Diheusville township ten m
from Greenville on public road; 125 acres i
tivation, 40 acres goodi bottom and 125 in
ture; mile and a half from church and w
house; three good tenant houses, well watt
would sell in one tract or divide into t
part cash. balatce on long timo at 8 par
A desirable half ncre lot 0n Garvin stre
P'endlleton aven)ue: $ltX0: also dlesirable ho I
lug on Hiowen street; $100; best bnargains I
60tares in Eastatoe townshIp, goodJ
bor nnd gra- ,: $1,500 oni long timue. ,<8
210 aes aIn Cent ral towitship, 15 acres
tivation. -i0 acres fine1)(5 at ure, bialance 'r,
timbner; 3 iniles of railroad station, ~4
chutrach aand school; wvill be sold cheap b:i
A good bargain-00 acres in D)aeusville4 1)
shatp, 40 neres ini cult ivati on, slendld tima it
m1ile of church aind school; eslrale neig' im
haeai: prIce *900: easy terms. Se im
109 aeres 4 miles west of Pickens on W~al"
roadi; level land: will make splendic farint
ber Is fine; muist be sold. i
250 acres ont Little F.nstaatoe, 40 acres in e
vatlion, 10 aeres biottomn, II acres in good pas
good log h ouse, 50 aacres flue sage grass.
feed, stable for four horses; this place Is i
watered anid a biargain at $500.
A desIrable lot 0!) main street, P'Ickens, A a
tamIng 4j a)cre, gotal stables and well of I "
water oni premises; one tK f) thamoat valtbl -
In towni; price $225. I
A farma oif 238 aieres 4 miles wvest of P"
:i0 iaeres cleaireil, bialanco in goiod timbe* 1)
waee ycreek andi sprinags; nenar ( 'n
chrhadschool houso; desIrablen
ho<s); price $1 ,314. - .n
1?3 aeres niorthwest of S mmi's mill;
In cultivation, 25 acres in bottom lanad on a)
teen) Mile creek; in a hIgh state of cultivi,t~
goodl buIldinmgs; line water and a good orcb 1
terlas, 8 per cent.; timne 3 years. sh
A splendt Id farmn of 100 acres, 2% mile nort~ lg
P'lckents (it graded road; three onad te unIi
houses, 00 acres in hsigh state of cu tI vat loa
acres best Tlwelve M Ice bottaom; does not l't
ilow: tine pasture of 10 acres, goodt fence,
well oif waiter aiiaa t wo good sprIngs; will a bro'
eas terlans; price *1 ,800,) re
180 acres ntenr ('entral with 75 acres in t, W
state oif culitivattion; good dlwellinag tad
nary Ot Itildings. C
*~Y acres on itig Crow creek ; 75 acres in ,
vattion ; 25 acres beat biottomt landI: 18 acrtes a4
wIthout a ditch; thec bottom landia naot sulbje
overilow ; half midle (if mill aand gIn, one
of uichool andl church; price $2,000; ternms
175 acres necar Pumnpk Intown in origia i(
100 ascres lies well anda tiamber line; price
A Iso 400 acres unmi)irovedl tract, It0 acre,
loma u)lnlmrovedl: 350 acres of tract in o ..
(limber: laice, $-150. 8 mniles from Picket
gradled rad( to t:atstatoe.
85 acres 2 mliles southI)west of (*ross P1l
waters of Gleorge's creek: gmsl (Sottonl 1 .
half lin origial forest ; fine timfr'.
a(eres cleiared antd in a high state ofi~ I.I
good water aand nlecessary hlldin s)31 1t.s
41 acres just north of P'iakens, ja'-l.
raite limits, all int cultivation:, l0 ner~ fO1 *
est bottom hmda, fine butilin tei h
ha rgain faor a person wning stt he
taow;) piriec $700, half ensh, baalnce si,aa -$
For anay articuliars write to ickensa L'
A gency, Plc kelna, S.U. 3
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A MAN "'"t-,."--*Plane
HIS NEIGHBO]
11
I?ISott & lfhiH
ON LY $375.00
FOlt THElf 8AME PIANO.
Neithecr (one P wasworth a nickel over
$3eh0, INSU!l E YOlSELF agaitflIt
payting exhaorbitant prier by~11 buy3ingdirect
frolm J1. 0. G AIlI ivr ', ae, . (.,
Or J. L. H A Y NIE & D)AU GIITElR8,
Gr)eenvil1le4, 8. U.
li'we't knowin. i-~, Il n't pay) them miiore'
plerial ofe)irs,
T he rmilroadl has not yet conme to Piekens, butm
Iaikens is hii speakinag dlistaunee of the railroad.
If jon are in F.nsley or Pickens anid wish to
tatlk to anay,one in the other taown, jtust step to
(he "phone" ')and call the one on want.
Tlelegrams promaptl y transma ltted sand correct
nCsss.gtuarantteead. Al irmessages for P'ickens, and
Vicmnity Irompitly delIvered.