The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 09, 1893, Image 2
HUKENS SENTINE]
PICK EANS C. It., S. C.
J. I- 140GUS, Proprictor
?ntered at Plickens PostotIlco at; SOVoId CL
Mutter.
SUt',l.*4cjtI"tIoN '11%114 1%, $1.r0 per Yoar invar
4y iII iIv.-nve: for hiX M01114 1 , ' eentit.
.\<vv-i tisuien4 iserted eirmie il ll'ir per siti
)f o<ie inch cir less for the first insertion a
fifty vents for e'.wh slibs Cquent tisertionl.
lwbr:al disomnit nutdo to lerchats and otbo
tdAv%erti'.iII for six milnts or a year.
O l'. I!TI)N A IDV EITISEM INTS PM
TI\VI'Y NoT Ti-AKE-N.
(i'tu ry inltict,s% exeeditng live lines, tribul
nf respoet, commlinetitions of a per.<)i
V!h11ra,te i.en stiais A b410 C, will I be e1i1r.g
for ei advert.I'IisCeent.
T111RSD)AY, M ARIl 9 18),
ICEE.L PAT1&ONA4;,.
Now that the inaugiiration is over a,
Grover Cleveland Presideut of the Unil
St111es .,riil, the question of wiho 11
hve the loaves aud 1ishes will be an i
s4orbing onc; especillily il this State. The
sceei-i to be a dispositionl on the parL
so1 of the Conl se rva,tive4 to agree to a tj
divide between the. Tillman mad anti-T,r
ii.al f.Atlons of the Democratic party
1,i1h Stat.e. We ha1vo not scon alnything"
an- of the Tiihna Organs itdictil.g tit
taIt faction wonl-l1 be wil!1Ig 4) i divisil
of the pattronage betmetwee the two firclioll
Eaeb faction elnimq the ionor of sayin I, I
Xte to t.he NatiovaI I)emocrac!, anud C-It
1Ci.lln iS right in their ilS. Ibid i
Conservativei not voted ij thegeneral tiec<
tion1 th Statte,111iglit have beenl lost to Clev<
hi-I1 and given to the lvipublicanim, and o
ti! odher hand if Governor Tilhimi), Sri
ator Irvid ndtl otiher lenders of that. factio
L- .1ec:ie for thle Third Parly thet Slti
'Ilight havc been givenl to NVW'elve. TIe1n
*- ". aire in favor (if t eqi;l div isiol
a~ ~ tlilln, t tlian Federal. Illu
;ho .ianb this Ic ti( feelin eg f Very Col.ns81r
r.i ill the State, we do not believe t
(ov..riior Tilman wtii ever arrle t it
'Ve liekve that Suniatir Irbv votil(l hi vill
ing to this k-in1.1 (if atgreelieat, biu Vt (1
Uot Ie'liC' tKlat .CUIIgrssE.Ma1 Laim r iic- :Jill
iudi -rA of Thirid PtIY pr-iwivities, wohij
agr141e. We diln't think (_;vernior Tillnam
wVOU;l aI'V fir 1 ('0PSnrvatiV e0 to havI
anythiii n for we beNlitve i. h1tei tlel
0 or1e th Pn h would a ra 1t1le snake.
11'ut what i. fte ite for uts to be cavillil;
il.t the fedeial W!ilbers. President Clcvc
. i lotte Il 'i'--dint of anily fa tio:n bu
M' t1. Dm,1ocralic p.irtV, and n ill not11i p j
i t looal dist'viions andit] divisiois
Ili n~ iissi:n, is to wevIrk for th le interest, o
. i to ot pr hiuul file aibive fat ion)
stri f, hA the I)eiocrat p;lrty inlikot a,
butil-.! i,'llp: and he( (1111n4t alT11rd to recog
,-zr ofic fiwiioll lb.ove an:other,
W ti) nt', care ay iabout tlie SItt
o'lices an1l do i'. think aly of the Cons.-; r
Va" 4 1( 1 jiust fi4r the sake of the ollice
bul 2 ei'trsdent Clveihlld rewartis tle Till
i-xin ia,i ai.i-Tiliman fa ii,ns atike in tht(
diu . li i k,!ln of tedlr:d olliers, thln W<
th:A G)v rnor Tilhn:ta should ty Isith
h ju-t dice a n is abipve pairty strif
like 11l gr, :t aid glill'rhI Grv r an.1 ree
ogiz b1I.( oth factionm.
T - Co.m' valiv's wanlt pleacv Il1 har
mmiy :.ile I li), motrt;iic rclk iin thii.<SLte
un4 if it i. not restored the Tilhuan factior
44 i: e resnon41s:ibh' for it.
Ti.. asp~inats for1 fedieral favo'4rs 441-' los
I'' n1. timeii of leainge any 5tones~ iintorneii
44 (e:M teii ('14i404. J 'm( tiline 1. is n,
dira.vbii. .Sh rt ai l 41 ill 11i- lm-ar fiatore in;aI:4
a40 n1hus heart 044 will be I''V. reiv hau'440ees
or'j44li 4iintment4I. A..tltertheap'iin.t4ienI
iwdh. x: shsonn-tina14 ?if,\Vow woh!kic('. im
S 'ill )Ine is honnd14 to4 be h- ft. Ij,s riiht ini
ter4'i:i4t U an eniduIer4i It w:dehl the ser;inn
respi4.hlit ft',nt M'ashiiiing4 , ,ii. ti l
I4re'in4.14g hr -'(e4ts( if Sou(th ( 'n-alin I 114'
:LI kefr4, aifter gi vin4g an ae iont of' Ilh
inetC tin4g oIf the' Senatolrs 4and4 Comi454.
' i.aree 44n 1 decijiint of the: 'fth-Ir in thi.
p to thi'44' ifb4its ta' ml1imardvI die'
1' 41 Ii' !il'itr '.er ttiiel iS Ii li'"y, 1)44in
a 4 1 i nioi' nbr n-Co.1
4.4i.144 l' usi. . 44t4. 3144 ll- Ii t . 1i t
.it .i. 11-.. ,irW an, .4 l.i . itamp 4ien iip
T'Kii4I . onaldso andII' thills are atalif th
li.. ni stssion'i..4 S ,4 a 4,qi i t ". hil 'r I } l%ti4
n44 -erIt4t(~4' l In)bo ata ">.y Li. 414.!
o In uin'4 fia . li 4141 thil411 .
1 pe* n4 ~it. :nent 'of 4iso il A il.vIim1
U4 it1 GIem.'i IL II an1 hif'-uni'I
of~4'(~ g1044 4'i 'I,t4r of te 1 rt
t i ' Unto m for'~ 144e ollectoersh(4 i
r 44n "ii .~ Br44 i.t 14r (441;r 4.
I ii r 44.l4n Ig ie IIf for the '4iniisiI4
r114 (14 hina. 1)4 14 ' ln.-isgii p oi' il
44i hastf'ju to us 1 14fe Vd aN fI'-lf W
4.has) Wt pIed 1i prWeference I to 1
(t4'<:ur iin t ii; Ourhief .h
-(. leraN, use'r b54 that onre,
en'~ii hs dli nediusg t seek' any41thine:
- Iei' :ut with bo ')thio 5rhy 4 andIlt
V r 4'. dod 4e lin ot is4~ inentioned f r h
antl ove i.the 14)440ly 411 id('t
44)is1ratifi toius tle a4i firied
t.'in"wih the hiowerso that hetoUI te14
J' \i.. 141an1 by ths wnnthority th
" -'' o oay inthing11. ( ir ihb
Mrna11 scengad b inItopreter. ot
-''4. ti General, fr.r be sayst tha eter,e
a is wittpe -n vuc aedn
or hA me r opl n to t he Jrm id fct' w
* tie ntldnmdid a il thede
t!'th.. t abe desryecd. Ae t:
tehonarn thie iteryfrether
e~311i iht1 Attorney e ral .iv it
as It Is very likely that a copy of the lette
is on file in that oflciali oface, we wou(
take it as a great pensonal favor if he wouhd
socurc N, copy of It for us to publish
1W That is if tbe Journal's and Attorney Glen.
- cral's boss Gb'vernor Tillman will permit it.
t But it the evidence Is not produced we
Ire will not pursue the discussion of this sb
und Ject any further.
- A few of Mr. B. F. Perry's frieids of
Ls this county engineered a mass meeting
which was heit in the Court Ilo.us(- last
Monday and had him eildorsed for Colh e
tor of lternal Rlevemic for thisState. The
nieeting was participate(l in by Demnocrats
only, as the Third Partyihes refusi tW:have
aythiin)g to do with the iecting becanse it
is stated that Mr. 1'rry opposed ConIgTss
ed
They Woild not particilte inl the met?
il- inlg haue ie had exprcrse< hinself in
!re favOr of IIon. George Johnstoe agai nt
of
. m iCgreisman Latienr.
At the fnting tIh fol.wing reolu1tion,
wer e offered 1y Dr. ,1. It. Fcatherstone and
we re mi:inimflll ly ad(bpted]:
y Will-rcas, w.e h:i i wit ih deli.ht the fact
Ih1 WI r iiLo)(1r, the Hion. It. F. Perrv, of
) 1 GrenVille, S. ('., h:s yilt cd to the o lii
.4. Itivilns (if his fricilds 1'rornk all1 parts (,f the
leState to or:atn an i>licant for1 the. oflice
of ntentiI eve:.uio ('liector: 1111,
Wliecas,li-ogaiinghis emniet fit
Cness fior the olive, his tidelity to pIntille.
his deo(- hIn to every dity, his faitihltful
ltv scrvices and his uincomprmlitnsint
Demorr' ; Iheurefoire be it
.l I sI . 'I st That we file citizens of
-Pickells countyix, inl mlassmein.sem d
it willromt r.eoar(Ii t) past party allifiations, dJo
stronge inmorse him ftr itait otle.
2t. That we urg-ittly rettiest our Sena.
,t'I *r; a 'n iircSnien it) use till their efforts
to LO ur hC11,1Iis'appilintim -Ins.
t ,r1. ThA:t we ask the Secretary of this
.in(litg to furnish :i- one of outr Seiators
- and ('1n"resmen with a coil)' of these
(Ct. S. 'T. Prior was clected chairman
n11( C. E. lobinson wias r.equested to act,
as s-Artar'y. The tile)?ing after adopting
the recs, hI ions adjourned.
III the acts of l890 Wte fildi the following
i which will be read wit.li intetrest I)y It good
Ii n11iy' reformers: "For the laymnl.Ilt (If the
Seilatc.s proportion of the expenses illcidelit
to the ceremionies of the itaugrat il of
- the ( Rvernori n Lietiteiiait Gmvernor, one
1thndred and sixty 52-100 dollars, to be paid
(Mul?f te Contingent fund of the Sentate."
This Call le folid oil page 1.56 atid ot Pre
I C58 we find that the samile S11111 is atppropri
I ateil for the saine purposes. Thlus we se!
i Ihat $321.01 w 11s( in the jli1tItiol
of Governor Tillman and Lieutenant Glov
ernor Gary. This we presumll", went to poy
for that big plat form the (Governer made
- hi-A inagui-ration sp)eech onl. This is a vei y
S11.al1l matter, aitl it is only I "leform"
-Governor that can utse the peoples m1oncy
in this way.
The headquarItlters (If the National31 All inntee
will hereaftTe he in hiba instead of
Washington. Col. 1). P. Duncan,Jl hals aC
cepted the position of Nationil Secretary
and Trca.irer.
President Loltck's oti:-e will be in Souith
Dakota. Ile tlihiks the intenitionl (If tile
Alliance is to keep olit of polities. It wil"
dios'lajim anly partyv. Ifs It'rn over ill er'
:3 ain taltes to tile Tird *Iairty he ascribes3C
to'th personalI pre'fereces of tile Alh1a1nem~
nIen3(1. lIe thin (ks thait thle Alliaince alctedt
wisely' ill Soth Carolina in tnot going into
he3 113't T i'3artyV.
TheII Augulstai(i ohnile says thatI Cotn
Zre'$iui ?raiwley isthe '0mly aniti-free sil
ve r ('ongralso:mn fromdi tis Stalte, a warmn,
I e'3 n: d fil('nd1 of 1l'sii let '!('veland andl
the' l'r'si-ler3t inl the tilstilh~utiont of federal
HIrdsJ f( aI Featheir.
C tn<l'ressman-iele('ct L.it imer01, (If South1
Clin- 111:3 1ap rd forlV heidY firt' imeI
whch lookid liner thaOn thle fit. His
)'rava':t r" do his collar, anit cuetffs were1
l'3ming3. ito thet halll h(e en!joy(d a
Congr11'esi 38nd balth anid glt a shoe
I aish1 b lVlpresenttive ( eli, tt tho
xlins t ihim the diffeence be
til th hi I Par y: Vcon11tingeni t, i scom-i
ed hi pyj whlen ste'teed against Jerry
hy,l is this Simpson -Jer
I n(3 31fl Kansas?"' asked theo autou-i
ii Ied .\i3':em'an1,''s hie gazed'l ad.1
, "]peCtacles' an31d gav him the gr'ip of
La *tinner - .\. ( . Laztimner, of Southi
Car1 ona," wa th(eil mod)st r'eply, as a
n h played~i abut thep no-.v hi Wuember'
"hy 1(, you0 ai' the! ma woti iwrotef
resenutabvex' fromt bldeeding h antsas.
"Tht' liht.''
.lhu as se,.led a friendlship, the:
I cls. Augustai Chiroicle.
e'r .-.
r3 Chiar'liIte, N. C.\lar.lb 1. SpoeciaI.
re- oetu (I pa11 y irenileh~ ed (is 1 p iuido
t31 jiine.1 I he GoverniuiA'r hasl iMB' H(1'
far( m the (wesibul' so sup11(sc l
Iout Melk.d stul prit car I' pendin the
mfor ~tof (th timeji11 in aI1~ sofialia it
80(lmlght.ts(1 S upeinl1md tentiMlh- se
i-ernor fthelGveno 'lnd staf an lPlejt
olno- Auushne.'A ('lTe tr 11k, h ti
:or lades.t Mrs. George n.(illr'8hr
mto might--Tho State.
Federal ]aIrenage.
WAsmNGTON,. D. C., March 2.- At
a meeting of the South Carolina dele.
gatiou composed of the democratic
members of the fifty-third Congress,
cnators Buler, Irby and Congress
men Latimer, Strait, Shell, MlcLamiin,
Talbert and Brawley, iield today ait 10
o'clock a. Iml., a propositioi 'was sub
mnitted by Senator Irby to this effect:
That each congressman shall haveab
soluto control of all apolxintments
within his district , and that the five
appoinltmillelts, district attorney, imar
shal, collector of internal reventic,col.
leclt)rs of the pornt of Charleston and
1eaifort, should be assigned to the
snA0tors, with the underAtniding that
if they di.agree the delegation should
decide which of the two senators
should have three of the five appoint
iients, and the whole delegation to
endortis the niames recommended by
the senlators-all thia h)owever, sub
ject, to the approval of the president,
for it i- understood thitt they are
m'erelv nloiIations to the pre,sident
of various positious.
A ballot was taken and Messrs. Irby,
Latimer, Strait, McLaurin and Tal
bcrt voted for the resolution, anld
Messrs Butler, Brawley and Shellvot
cd Iginilst it, the Ililority stat,in
before the vote was taken that they
vould no be bound by any action or
resolution taken or passied by the del
egation to day.
Congressman Talbert submitted
this proposition ; That all the papers
relative to these five State appoint mienit
should be subiitted to the delega
tion and a vote takeln to ascertain the
choice of the delegation, provided that
any name presented, per'oully oll'en
sive to any member, shall be ehninlat
ed from the list, and that the con
gressman should have absolute con
trol of all al)l)ointnclts within their
districts. The vote on this was as
follows: Talbert Shell and Me
Laurin in the aflirinative Irby and
in the negative. Butler
Strait and Latimer asked for further
consderation an( refused to vote.
During the discussion of the Tal
bert proposition Senator Butler ex
pressed himself as willing to leave the
district appointments to the recom
miidatioln of the v-arious congress
men.
Senator Butler said when shown
tle above statement: "I stated that
during lr. Cleveland's former admin
istration I had not interfered in the
appointments in the respective Col
greSSioIILI districts where the repre
sentative was inl accord with the ap
point ing power, and would it do so
WW if the prc-sent repreentatives ob
served the rules of oflicial eti(plette
courteisY practiced by inV coleagues on
the forner occasion; other-ise I would
take my own course in regard to them
my1V reasons for iot agreeing to the
propositionls subimlitted, brielly stated
were that I had bezei mformed and
believed that Mr. Irby and his follow
ers would not agree to the appoint
ment of or recomiein( for appoi:ntm-ent
any man whod w*as opposed to Tilhnuan.
Other dleinocr-ats, iniyself among the
niunber, wvere to be subordinated to
the iinterests (of 01ne InanU, aint to this
I did not and will not agrLo. Al v
purpose05 has bieeni from the b)eginin ,
to rcomenud for aplipoinItienmt worthvs
dlemocrats in Southi Carolina without
regardt to factiomal dIifferences in that
St ate, and if p'osile briwng about har
many2 in the democratic ran!ks. .1 have
no0 appoitiitnuts; I repiresent the liag
islauveq~ depariltmenCt oif thle governmenit
an ziake 1no clalimi to iiy paroa
whatever. *3lr. Cleve:.land and his cab)
inet miake all executive appoinitmeniits
anid they may or may not ask my judg
mnent. If they do I shall give my
opiion frankly ats to) who, in my opin
ion, wvill maike the most coimplete rdhi
eur-. Tihiis whl e buisinmess of talking
dividing the pat roniage amlong slena
tors amid member )Cs is indl ulged ini ini ut
ter disregard of thle prop~ier relationis
between the brainhe- of the govern
uient. Seiainor and membe)hrs have
no( piatronage. ThieirI piositions mi'e
simply advisory; and1( ti -r advice is
inot always aske-d, as I thmnk s'ome peo-)
Senaitor lIby said, after readi ig
Senator Butler's sitatemenit, that lhe
believed that his propiosit<m, if car
cried out, would bo perfectly equpiit a
ble dlivision of the p)atroniage anid
would not only meet theo approval oif
the d:emnocrats oif South Cn.uolma, but
would als'o lie recognized by Presi
dent Clevelandii as5 a practical do : 1
senisile sett-leineniit of thle poliiha di 1
terenices in the State dlemn,erner. Of
course4 lany teni-yemar .hld boy . kniowu
inembIers of conlgress haive iio I ';t rOi.
age0 and informiatmon onl Ilie sub ject is
(ent irely' gratuitous. We, however,
are the represen ttive of thle pl'de
of South Carolina, who are interested
in the distributioii, and there is nro
better wayt for Clevelanmd to alscertamin
their wishes and caurry theii (out than
recognizi.ng the niominationis by the
It floni'I F'.ivr Ulimi.
'There used to ho ini Oreenivihle a
cit.ii of b)ibuloi'iS hmbit.s whlo apu ar
edi on his wveddhing day rat.eri druiik
cr than usual. WUA'n sieiodty ausk
od him thle reason for- this proceed inug
he gave a veiry sensib,le exlanaition.
The prospectivye braide, lie saidh, had1(
neOver seeni hiimi sober1 and1 should lhe
appear to her ini that (con<pitioni ho~
fearedl she mlighit fail to rcotgnize him.
South Caroljina is ini about, the
sam ilx, If Go vernor ii Tillhnanui is not
Imakiiig at row of some k id or suin
or blackguardiing Dr threat eninig some.(
body or' ini somi way ji,erf e-inzg in
hiis gre art o)14(f A ndlrew J1acksonl we
do1( not fee'l niatuiral and fadl to) recog
iz )e ourse-ilves~'. Theve hats now boen
prf Pn p ne ini the Stato- four or
live days an well canl hardhy rea'lize
ihat we( areO in South (Corolina,--Daily
A London mlanufactuera of chewing
gum somne time ago dischazrged all his
i'ale empillove(s anmd hired girls to
tauke their places. The other day he
1aa assi'umaenut
If "Bunch" MoBep had turned his Y
versatile talents and energies to the
show business he would probably
have been evon more brilliantly atuc
cessful thau he has been2 in railroad.
ing. W1"ould it ever h-ve entered the
head of any other living hiunan being
to catch, cage, tame- and transport
such a political assOrtnelnt s he has
carried to Wasliington? Barnum's ot
famous "happy fatuily" wasn't a mar
ker to it. For ait aI)propriate compro
mimo we must go back to Noah who
accumulatte( samlIles of every living,
creeping, living, walking thing.
To cap the climax alii take the
thing thoroughly colAlcte the genial
railroad magnate-' "iagnot" )erhIlap,
wouli be the proper way (.f spelling
it-furnished the best part of the
show himself and his private car went
flying through the State while lie aid
Governor Tilinian sat in its vestibule
sociably playing euchire. We surimise
that in this controverv the Governor
had just One conlsolationl-it is im))os
Sible in a two linided gaine for a man
to stand ahmie lantd and mnake it on
an ace and king of trumps and three
nine spots.- DtilY News.
Can1't P1oke Funl at John.
A young admy wNho publishes a week
ly paper it Coinverse,',id., was',recent
ly so indiscrete a1s to wint. a pana
graph poking fun at Johm Wanama
ker. She thought ho was only the
head of one of the biggest business
departments of the governIment ; she
did not know that he was apress een- U
sor, and could x(-clude from the mails 1H
Inly publiCation that wai! displeasing Al
to him. But she foimI out dif'erent
ly. When her lit tle Iper was sent
to the postoffilce at Converse it was not ,
only refused adiittance to the mails te
but the youmg lady editor wits arrest
ed on a charge of attenpting to use
the niails for the purposo of defaming
the head of the department, 1And oil a
trial was fined $10 by the federal judge i
before whom she was taken.
Wage Eartierm Leaime.
In discuissin,g their work and pur
poses they say that they anro workin n
as; a nion-secrvet. organiz:ution anld watt
all the world to know what theY are
doing. Ticir pulr)oso is one of g>od
g-rIM1nmn1it. and its none of ohrm
wailt or (Xlimet political pr-ferment
tle have I) 'axes to grind" or in
triguies to hi(le. Thiey- tre in tihe fiell
of polities to ight "isims" schisms|and
political trickery amd injiistice, @an(
1's soon aS thl(v d(elllonstrate to politi
ciams that th1ey are watchful of their
interests ts well as capable of discrn-.
ing aid correcting political in.tistice,
tliv will withdraw from the fild as
Iu ogan ization.-Columbia Journal.
A Strange Coliveldeakce.
A gentleimai from this (-i;v wvhc c
has be.n atteni(ling the Clamp imur
der trial in Fairfield tells of a strange
cjineidence brought to lighL. It seoms
that at the post mortem the physi
eian found that the gun wad llad
hooni imbledlded inl the ni rdarCOd man'i
bmijn. Tis waud was pro)duced in
coturt andi whien unfofldedl wa4s found.
to bo T1he State's accounilt of the acci
dent hero to Mr. 1) R. Flenniken.
Mr. Flenniken, it should be stated, is
at former Fiiki mian.--Tho St ate.
Do You Wantii a P'ubllic OaInent
There are 1 80000 (ffit'es ill t he,
gift oIf the necw Adma inist ratiomn, -u: l
those whii. w:mt to know how to
secureO omne of these1 m't luerat e poiins
should send 75et fo Lr the U. S. Ulnme
lu>lk, ai register of4 every (~ iovermnent
ofiee ini (ach State amid T:rritorv, at I
WVashington andue abn>a.l, withb sab'ui:s
anid duttie-. It giveIs exali:iatiion
qutest ions andI is at completh Ie guile for U/
office set kers. Ih-mit i lt mIne orVI j- i
dIer or regisitere'd lt ter tt ,J. H-. ni t .b
71') Peiinn-yvia Avettnume, Washing
ton, D. 1.
, 1TA TE OF SOUTlf CAlBOLINA, te
L Countyt of Pic'kens. t
WXhiitiier Synnma . t
Jo1hn K (a s:-mwat.
in my fjt-e daIted 3rlid dayt of MXarchi n
I1893, ini the abit'o stiaed case. I
will sell to the t highest bidder be~foret~
the Curt Houso door at Pickeins on
i(t Saleday ini April,
tnext during the legal hour:; for sale li
thI olwn deib ed real esitate to- i;.
wit :Vr(
uforiesaid, oni Twel va Alile Ii iver ad. -
joining innits of L. (. Rei: I and1 othI
ers ini r -nt ranl 'lTo)wnship , canti a inin ig
Als, al tha 1 tt otherii pi Ien, parcOl orIc
tracet if iland adjingI I lie above ty descril -
edi traet and'. cotaininmg stixty six (G;G)
acrei lore tIlor less, 13old ats the prop-*
ty (If the diefendanit hierein, to satei-.
fy~ sidi ex0cent ion.
Te rmls ca.sh, putrchiaser to pay for
JI. HI. . MfcDANIEL, i
Save
~JPaing
Doctors'
Bills
BDBB BOTANIlC
UmUmUm_BLOOD B ALM
THE GREAT REMEDY
- FOR ALl. BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES -
H as been thoroug~hly tested byenm
inuut phyuiciana and tho p.opio ll
for 40 years, and never fatis to
curec quickly and permanently
SCROFULA, ULCERS, ECZEMA,
RHEUMATISM, PIMPLES, ERUPTIONS,
amd tnl manner of EATINO, SPI)EAmHINo and
lJ32. P.OFI. Inne'table curvea the mnot,
Ittotno .om blondi dir.canos If dir,ections are ftt
lowed. l'rico $I por bottlo,6 bottle for$5. For t a
te by druggrI.ta, onf
SENT FREE weNDV:iV!1?iEURES.
BL.000 BAL.M CO., Atlanta, Ca.
i
BRhOWN'S hlRON 11'PPRu'l ALMANAC t;t
Contann One Ifhesnr-ed Recipe fotr mak. voi
Itig delleu cndyi cheaiply at11d quickly/ Int
ait hIomt.I' i i no li ~tV n wa a. d
9UR AD VAN- -
rAG&7'OBUY
OUR f3sB&D,
Other dealers who sell
Cheaper than everybody
eNe, will not save. you
Over 50 cents on tilu
dollar. We positively
save 1 50 cetN Oil the
dollar. Competion (e
fied.
Tr e ted Ts ed
.1e,t on Earth.
We live all expert test
er, who fronl tho reel
of the see(, can tell ex
exctly what, size cal.
bage will be. Every
se<4 is felt by our ex
prL an( liothing M1)1d
that will Prodime less
thalt a 100 lb. Clibblag.
Other seed as carefully
selected and the efnse
sold to our Comapetitors.
nudk<s I 'ariefy
We have a record left
by "Noah of old" of all
vaieties taken into the
''Ark." We hLVe' all
these as Well as all the
noveltie3 aidetd since.
mainur or la
bor requ4ired
Each crop leaves the
soil richer th:n before.
SLOAN BROS.
(J0'e-m i0le, S. ..
~OOK OUT I
r Blowers and Squalls. It rnins,
ails, Slects Itld Snows, and its
V%itY Stormy Weather.
All the bm(l weather do't. keep tie
!0lle fnmi coming to town oic(e aiid
vlile. So; whel thev do Collie plettse
11 thein to rilellker I have
Just Received
d am receiviung every week, Flour,
aritil, Colree an:1d have gt t.le best
1s8eovalo Mlolasses aid New% Or
nlis Syrup I have ever h:\d.
I have reeCived my secod sltip.
eut of Plows an< they ae mOViIr
it. The prices tell.
Now it, is abhont tinio to think al>out
ant1fing" P"ns, Iri.sh PotatOV14 1nt11:u
:n T rck genelrally. I have a large lot,
.seed, both cheap atid high )'ried.
>Meald get someI and plant, a~ good
Irdenl. It will help to keep tilile
ices off and its tiglity baady any
I a still hlyiig Hides, Dees Wax
id all Cotitry Produce, Cand will pay
MU mCh as anybody for them.
I want egg bad.
A. M. MORRIS.
Lot of corn and fodder for sale for
slh.
ketter Than an En
cyclopedia.
e ins otIN4illerful Pub'iention ever lssued.
A ~inrafm Qi Amerimi Edory,
l'ii jh.'t lli.toryof 4.hr (;overnmen by1 . .\.(.
24.1ist ; ra ins~ ' i2. t'.r ''. l.r4tteI Iaf1.i
oli .I4er- lit 1.42 4(:411 bottoin.
ty pecial a urranitemnet with thet pulishers
alrel ab'e t' 44'intin 4a nu4i4iher of1 theab e
zti.tiie'd il.(.-. id spti.' .-i..4 to flr44 i soe t)
hI of ou4r sublirih,er. Th'.is to 31&i, a1 nie4*-e i.
Severy. 1o>l4.. -(int>! (or '!ie, (u(2 w.'il b- ('..4
4411 lly'ir.tb!e (4 refO-irI tbr!y duingi. the
u4i' . 44iHtn'4I enil44ilgli, 44ts it U..-4(ites 4 t
ii'' ('very un4jio4 talt at conne4tI1ed '' ith the
to'y of oitr i'ottl41try 2nilti .\ intrie'al jio!iti'..
2 )lagramo Shtowhio all of the4. l'tilit(ial 1trt
.Ilxt'A.
so l inan Showfu all (1 the~ 'resident and 444
hin4ets4. II :di6.
I )4l>tu Showing the Pl'41ititcal s'.plex lonl.
e.-oh tiuon;rrei. 'ex4(.
4 1)l)gnu >4hoitig21 the t'rceeds of the4. worb)i.
:14.
I) i)hgrini Showhig. t1 1he Stain(1 g .\rmie-s oif
4 l>ingi'4 4(4. hwinig theO Naal4 T'onmge o4f
41h N--: i :x 2..
4 ('14n.'te .\bipi of1 the0 Wourb. l1x'2.'O
4 1.a .\1-4 I'lntal .\.nrein. lOx~ 20.
4'2t.. Chi 'f ..iithi .\frien. ('4:13.
4 .4bi4 4of l'pp Nobi'i aid lIlahesht tr .\b's-si
Comph.l-te. Mapr of1 the S14htr Systent~ ii- ':;t cv
mnh..- I3 2 10.
'T0 I'(Si i 44.\ 1, T444 ! 'F1 tFN)FNT 't)\
he Iii ; or. 1f (VMonilio!it i'i t
h0e-.isory of Iev4ahitor,yllities.
44- I!I- try 44f 114': . 1. 'ontederat it . (4(
he ll(-'ry. of te l'. . . overun4:4 by rtin
helistr ofthi . 2. byi .dn.iii.'trt n,
444 bl '22 Si a ist ii.' 442 l:i'hti.
siso l Pi' pa2 44rtie,'4
'hronolo,ie'nl table' of :319 of tiht most4~ i24
I it' p4resen't dlay.
41.1de0 ing 1ts ierit4-. bu4 t' in1 c4 '4244.lion
th ~.4ifl44 oif tohe ling ;uth!ih r i-.t 4nIal tIle
I roe to itny (4itt o t he124 l'ited 1NS it., a4's 141
St. '1. 4414y tiew.' 2.4(102iber.
d. Tho any 44ubscibe I!i w iti'. nl 4rre''r4 who p.iys
to.ht2u4 r 44 I. Stil 124 hex t. I1l I-, ..i u
Ii Ithe0 (2( 4n12aer li thi 4(Ii:ne* th'". 4,' ill fh
. tIe-ire to. aivril thet'in.elven: of1 tis 44ppor44t
y to4 att-e444l 1., Iit 44144ce
To fGo We%I Quit-It ild Ciaenp
1(2n(24 you2 lik toIi kno44w 214 n - b ny to4 rea0h
s .\.rk'tn.a-, 41 44ny -'l iie 5tat4 'out2~' West?
-1:.-b!N b ne, a ., .. 24 the ;'ir Ih r u- 444424 -0
Sov.-r the. llhehnso.i :ind l1in4 ill. l1!' ilr4int.
k'; is i .t.i ih b:. Ihi-- (lin4 422-I i 4ie you4r baig
14e-'b4e4k4 d t4dei4it.4i. l'.ubile 1taih 4r,4i0
' L.IIxi s ra .P s .14:4.,1(4'. i e, . '.,l
ewspapers .-. FR EE
1'N n) Yt41li OW N N.A i M . (and n4iress' 42:0
i-c or five. to 1ten of your2, f:'4i2nd or neig1hbo(
a4 p40t1-l t'.4rd, or4 42th4r wi, 41m4 4444op. of! the
Vi 411.\N .-l - 4444 N WN -., 4e'en1t
' T12i: W F.E-: ILY N l:Ws
a4 lt'.-(4l:s 4 4..4 4'.'4 '. '.t'n' .tA 4 44441u 'rm-4
-x-rn(Y .1:Ar'Pit. It i-.'he barr1e,.t N'ee'(ki'. pub
ed in h 1 . mth 441 .4i.'.t n (4 r24 p442 e.' .2. It hin
end id ly gitl&: t.; 41 4.ol e.2 4 t'l editd I f yout
re neve.4.r seent It .42py of it, 1 end for one nnd44
awill ptronounce44', it thie hilvye.st and4t bestl news
'er you.I:l;r cad.. .\<hlNe.
RW YOUR'(
I Will Sell For the
DRY GOODS NOTIONS,
W RE, MEDICINES and in
1V roIus to mentiol,
AT and BEI
I at Closing (mt cheaplii
IES and HAR)WARE excl1
UjComte aind got a ba
T. N
Carpent
GTEENVII
Ilaye received'their st(
BUIS7"S
GARDEN -:
Buy your seed of
good garden.
Yours truly,
Carpen
n
~1QN~ &DANVILLE a, RI Coe
F. 1. iitefiekoper & Ieubwin noster Iceelver.%
CO.\lMBIA .\NI) G UL.:NV II ,I
1) VIsION.
Colliensed Svhetilulk in qH .evt NO V , 189-.
TraGalis run by r ieridiinio.
etween lumbi Seneln amnd Wiu,lli
lI )lIy.
No. 1. T.\TINS. No. 1'
..'.... ..........,v (4lianbia .r......... 6.05pm
I 2.. n. ...............\k t0n .............. .5 pm
. - . ........... n rin---. -.......... ..->
1'. 3l ii .......... .. IllIO r IlI Y . ....... .3. pi
I.tK1 ni.............N ewhei ry ............ 4.1 5piw
- -p n ...............Ilie I na11.............. - 1.10In
I .151p20..............I'h :p. op
..-.... ............Ninety- i ............ 3. m
l nn.............el ;od ............ '3.0pl
:E Iff .............. lhottges .............. . -.21ipm l
.. .. n.............In: a b s .............. 2.1 p
3 ..- - - ..... lifnen Path ........... 1. p 1ia
:1 'tpIn.. ......... r livItma ,v........... .-1.I.i n
-1.07.1n.......... v ieltont Ar........... 1-.5
1-i lu . . .. .. .3 ete so ............. 1. 15p m1
5 ............ P'e:itllvtom ............ 1:-' 4V !
I ........... \ v ven L.v...... ....1'I. a
iln ........... ,v seneent .\ ........... 11.55 n
. n . r W nlhm llat I., .......... 1.15
I. I I ....... ..\ r Green v L v . . .I- .001ill
IIQIweeti .\' caion l'ietn andI Greenville.
SilaHy.
No. 12. 'A I N No. II
m.I in.........I,v \nd 'r.-m .\ ......... .135pI
1.3-1p:1 ...... ......\i Beb In .v........... .0.(i n
3. W im ..... .... . . v Btelt-mt .\ ..... .. .... 1 .'!75pnil
1 'p n. ... .....\ rI W illimmnistmt .\r .... .. .. I . (r11pIlln
. | .. . . . . . ...... .l'el/kr.......... ....
i - - . . . . . . . . . . Vi"d ino lt..... ... ....1:2.-uin
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Ilelw e 'Ii~ S;orh t im I',11 r . \ so n
S.I);i Inh\ r"
No. SI . iI1NS. No. 14
t-ro m........Tv ht v t ; Ar. ...W Wp l
3..;Opm ... .. ....L o m o iiA . . . . -211
- l . 111 .... a.... I . . . . . . 11u
5 .-.13 1 1 1. ....... . . (', I . . . . . . - l l) l I
5.3 in .........
5501n... ......... 1
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N a, (' l to i .\ .. . .... .'lpai
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.. .. Sa tu . . .. . .. . I1).36p mu
- - . . I' e let .N..o. . . .1.
.\).) r~ SI1a)Ir b hi2g1v . 2 0 . 100m
10.111 ... .. Ar .\Sheville l.v......... I hitu
0 nn i!. I nrelt in:n r.
12 ':n 1in ....., ('diiumi .\r....... 605m
a l-lIln. .....r SLivnien.ai I,v........ ami
Plortween bioe e anlol .\bbeville.
S 510111y.ai
No.I~run i. , SnTla iart. .N&I~ dvso 1
n.r:1 1 . . . .lu . .51 a 1. 1r~ .a...) .1)
....!a im td :I lith:Eatl .r.......... .28p.n
a.i.:ta . ..n . Ve bt in ue h'i ...t.e ... ..x l200pn
....:vica Adis I.. I u h' 7o ;raOi )0 15 aiX
'I nn. ions lew ; vi oith lio. n C. .b .dI so:
0a . im ...e i . . ( .vit 'bnallnd i A r3 D a. . . ~ . n.,
12.1 3. Na. etii.k Ia10eda
Tra Ins leave Spnea.:Anhurr X. & ('io. otvisin
Iiil.s 1.1e7 i o th o nl.32 a. In.1.5~.i. o l n:i.. 4.58 p2.
W. aiN a' elisote ..10~an tilar o.1 tr. n m . 10. i1.
Tr:a ins 2 laveI Gren o il e. '... A (' IIi.j:. d:i iin,
I 'orh:on. .1I n. in., No.1 11. n.,l I.0 best ibul-(0
Traaaii nlny Senticenor. A .< vsoi irh
henuid. .17 n. m . 12.15 . n :i.; otth o n , .8
m..II7.117 p. SVn.
' U e:ao im1n 1asleepig e r ona ra inlo , 1. 11
Ge'rll Serinere. i 'hlinian. I). ('
I. :n~~ ~ 11)11 \\ 11. (II( a t imN:le.ailr
Get' 3a.ti gaaer.x:uW as iee. n, t).
lalii. illa)Li3. ____W. \'. T O- It K
Gen. i 1: ' !ass.: .\ ent l \'a1 i ngto2)(5 n 5'. ('.
..a.NO,I15I.\IS . 1.
lhF.NTiSTIS.
)l:ac ou ver *( tao d Th r:yI Ilami .5 lakrid , ad
1-.SI,: Y
a is nw petanently iloctaeiat:'l Insley, and re
(>T Ia '.l-: O F r , ar: V .\ I,. k ik ilac
IaIiiv Iihot)'tI !a n :nrIow leteSn .(
eveland's an:w bi ng : I'yer: thaing'sffr
a:adFetn s lit.Ik lt 'iIars i .a
liii 2~ ,lai a .IW. N Op. iIaa O)a 1)1 ). :l. 11.
P1 , iaaia .I.it, ia: 1 i -:N 1 i,1: t . nu'.
i P. l'.\ aii. tIi,au 1asal,d iaul,
b 'in i t.-1.:.NI I,S',O . '
I ('. FIT%(; :HU.\H ,A),
_ _l: VI,,S . C
Next Sixty Days.
, HATS, SHOES, HARD.
mny othet things too nu.
J0W COST.
order to handle GROCER.
lS vely.
rgain.
. HUNTER,
Liberty, S. G0.0
r Bros.,
GLE, S.C .,
>ck of
FRESH
- SEEDS.
themi and have a.
ter 1roS.
THE RICHMOND & DAWILS e,
1 . W. iullekoper & Reubin Fo8ter, Receivei
Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line
Division.
Scliedule in effect Nov. 20, 1892.
NOiTttiO'i) 0o. .38. No0. 10. No0. 1
Eastern Time. Dal.VlyiDil
Lv. A tlantat (E. T.)..... 451)U 9.20PM 8.O0a1
C Chamblet .................9.521)1 $.40tt
Nort-rosm ..........,........Ow pm s.5
Diluth ...................1013pn 9.0A
SkIwance.................1.23pn V.15ft
liuford...................10.37jpn 9.28a
Flowety liranch......... 0.51pni 9.42n
Guinesville........2. 31) m 1. i n 10.0a
1.ula ................132pm IJ.mpm 10.2.Ir
i1ellton ............. ... ..1.38pin 10.30P
('ori .ela ............ .in 10.1111
Mt. Airy .................. 0
".W...t.n......... .......'
"Toene..............
" 'entral.. .... . .. 2.0am 1.2t)
"...sleys-...................'- larn L
(" reellvill........... 08pu 1(7am 2.243pi
W . rrs ............. ........3 -5 i .iOM n
" Welford-..................3.1khtin 3.20pi
Sparttii tirg ...... Opm 4..9a.u 448p
" lifton ............. ......4 .2s 4.08pi
(ow ............ 430 m 4. pi
(; f- IC-) .. .. ... .. .. .. .. 4 ..'i .1a III 4.42pt
Htlasitr..........J.481)m rMV111 m 6.03pe
(rover....................5.11%nl 5.1P3
" it- Mountain...........5.4am 535P)
(;ntiti*lt ........... ........ f i.su 6.W)Pj
Lo.ell....................08itn 6.20PI
Ielleunott................6.101m 6.31p)
Ar. Vhttrlott4 ........... 8.051im 6.40ttin 7.00p) *4
oUt W.%it1. No. 37. No. 11. No.p
Daily. Diaily. JAiJ)
V. (Trla.. ..5pm 9.0pm I 1.20a
Blem Itott..................2rp ui 11..42wp
Loawell..................... 1.33pmin I Ldw
Unstonina........... ........ 1.4611pn 12.M :
Ki ng's Niountnin ........... 1.1pm 12-28a!
Girover ........ ........... 10.8pm 12.44n,
11likksburl..... .... 0.4.im . .tpm 12.540L,
(;Itffnem..................02.bpm 1ila
j I tWp 1~.. 3............ .......3pm.20mi )
................ .... .2Ip I.3i
Ift'11 ................ .2 . . 8
spitr..bu....... ....... . .pm 1.66:
(reenvilc.... ......n 2.42pm 30
5.0pm 3.3riam
(eraral.,............. 3.3ASm 4la
O..00pm44.00am
t'or;c.Ia :....... .26am
.....................30ipnm61t
iie!ti,i................ .2ami6.l
6.48pmii ?500am 70
Sit Wa:..........5..4am
l)tt!iil ii..... ... 5.57am ni
....................6.0namH0a
.....................0 73m 81
0.lpm8.05a
A r.A tlrat, i: ~ ..55rm Il.U0na .40a.
9 ari 10 'itllnnn leepea b 8.5enaIt
~ am! Nw9.0rk
Nos.:i~ nd :24. ~ashittton nd Sut.wste
9.28t iJlmtd bten a'intna
~t btt t. Tbroug l'uln,aa Nlejie*'9.42ne
10.03kaa en(rc,ia lrobtee i'
10.27 i,!M ti.tl. ia t aitiai limn
latin I )lservmtiot c~r etwee ~V 10.n3tnt
N ow Orl0.tas
Nos.II ati 2. PulmanIttafet 1leepr n
neon Vas1lngtni at1l .19nt'
lor ciiilIe ittforuraton a to etaI n66a!r
titu tabe. rletaani ~ulliataSleeing 1a5p:
.1. A. )O .55pN
Suapritte:dent Atant, 2.p
W H3.00pN
Geneal anaer. msbngtn,3.20p.
NW h.4Ap.
Trafic Mnagr ~Vaahngto 4.1 p.
4.42pLNTCCOS LN RIt
I'ASI;N 1:1 I)PARMEN .3p
Wiliitato,. N C.an.29,189.5p
No. --rnwann. NS 7 o 'o.5
ti.3a'inLv :hareDtoi,. C.,nrly.40
L4:.2('harlo...............m .00pm.84
"...ellem..............t ...........2m
" 22ii..we........-- ..ro.ei........ .p
" Gstn.. --..-- ---. - ........ .46pm 418
"......n..'...M ..unti-.-...... .....pmO
" Gove It.... ....... .o... .....2.y
" l:ilack.bur.......~... 0.48nm...37pm...42
" Ga2iT..ey........ .... ...... ..5pm.W
". 5'*w1..n....... ... .. ......3.20pm8.Oa
" litn ............ --h.... ....3....lpm4
". Spartanbur....... ..te I3Nm ( . .6pm
" Wellford... ...... .. .....4t dp
" r eers.. ......... ... ... ... -. O5p
" G reenvil...e-..... ....1a.h8rg 4.42pm
"010'm...y......... ...., ... . 5.1pin
ee iwe . . ; u.'l'.i 4s pmge ret
(;ornellat.. .... ..... .... i M8.0 er
" t'ineviHl......., - pmtu53p
J'.nr L rnh..- . ....NJ 9.,2pm
" lufordy ... .. ... Plkes 8.pm
"i1uath ........ , .. . . .. 95 p
.\lcreroso.r ..t....n.... Wi.. .... 10.03pm
"..t l'hamblxt .... ......il .... .... 0.l ofp t
Nojtl,adr ircn,f roao
Dailys ttrett omeao t isto o
'atiasd lan diuteof d.o2its
l'P1.bitaaiIm 'aytl.letin dman 42ith
ln. W l iGeEl,PI1en.a
Ii. F LI;NIATID V 12ru0da:
W. C. MITH12.bA8ar
honey' t Lo.44a 4
On irprove far land hi ums.o4a:0
i1.11. on es ai ntalan al
ontsthrogh porod o ea~ rers ha:
4.10: