The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 09, 1893, Image 3
PIOKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NRWS.
-March come hi like a lamb.,
-Nothing wa sold last Monday-sale.
day./
-Whew I Didn't the wind whistle last
Saturday.
-The ground hog sign has not failod so
far this year.
-Maj. 0. M. Lynch was in town last
8aturday on business.
-Mr. 0. L. Dennis, the new merchant,
Is begining to get his goods In.
ALCapt. J. L. Thoruley Is attending the
United States Court this week.
-Dr. J. T. McBride, of Pendleton, yis
Ited friends In town this week.
V --The United States District Ccurt con.
vened in Greenville last Monday.
-H. 0. Bowen. Esq., attended the Uni
ted States Court last Monday In Greenville.
-Dr. J. T. McBride will preach in the
Methodist church tonight (Wednesday) at
8 o'clock.
-Prof. White, a blind musician, gave a
musical concert In the old court house last
Tuesday night.
-Willie Stanrell. <.f Woodville, Oreen
Ville County, visited his sister Mrs. W. L.
Jenkins last week.
-An election for town officers at Cal
h-un was held hst Tuesday but m o have
not learned the result.
-Married on the 2d inst., Mr. George I.
Hendricks and Miss Avy Porter. Rev. J.
T. Burdine ofllciatitg.
-Now is the time to feed hens on dye stuff
so as to make them lay ringed, streaked
and striped eggs for Easter.
-Court being in session this week kept
some of our citizens fron attending the
inauguration last Saturday.
-Dr. W. J. Bowen graduated with the
highest honors at the South Carolina Medi
cal College last Wednesday, the 8th inst.
-J. F. J. Caldwell, of Newberry, is an
apilicant for appointment as minister to
Italy under the Cleveland administration.
-CA. R A. Thompson and R. T. Jay
nes, Esq., of Walhalla, and Mr. W. C. Ben
et, of Abbeviiic, attended Court here this
week.
-Mrs. J. C. Jennings has moved into
the new residence recently erected by Dr.
Earle on the corner of Main street and Mai
den Lane.
-As soon as possible the County Coi.
nilseloners should fill up the holes and ruts
and take the stones and roots out of the
public roads.
, -T. J. Maulin, Esq., left this place
last Thursday for Atlanta. lie will prob.
ably settle in the Gate City to practice his
prufession-law.
--Mr. John I. Bellenger will deliver a
Masonic lecture in the Masonic Hall to
night (thursday.) A treat is in store for
those who attend.
-The many friends of Mr. John Fergu
son on this side of the river will be gla, to
know that lie has about recovered from his
recent severe illness.
-Ben. P. Griffin, cilored, was before
Trial Justice Robinson last Friday ch.arged
with disposing of land-lord's rent. lie was
bound over to the Cout t of sessions.
The district Conference of this district
will not be held at this place this spring as
first contemplated. The time and place
will be fixed by the presiding elder.
-Jane Murp-hicc, who died in jail week
before last, received the necessary medicatl
attention from Ar. Ki' 6fbut a jaIl is no(
place to put a ~unatic, especially a female.
--President iarrisoni has decided to ac
cept a profese rshIip in Leland Stanford
University, Calbornia, and will begin lec
turcs on coLsitutional law there niext Oc
-While Mr. J7. 'K. Lathemn waq killing
hogs last Friday his little~ da'ight er went so
near the lire that her clot hinig caught and
she was severely burned. She will recover
it is thought.
-The Pickens Minstrels wvill give an en.
'tertainment soo)n, wvhichm will surpass any
thing yet given by the club. If you fail to
attendl .out will miss a treat which you will
regret irj old age.
-Thou shalt not catch, kill or injure, or
pursue with such intent, or to sell or expose
for sale, any wild turkey, partridge, dove
woodlcock or phieasant, after next Wednes
dlay, the I15th inst., tinder penalty of law.
-Cot Win. P. Calhoun has s.>dd his
handsome residence in Abbeville, and wvill
shortly move to Atlanta, where he cx peets
to make his home in the futuire. ile will
form a law partnership with a dlistingnlish
ced ex-Congressmian fromi Georgia.
-Mrs. Mary Ja~ne Hayes, who lives near
Griffin chureb, wvas out last, Monday help
ing burn off a aedIge field and being near
tho fire a strong puff of wind( blew the
flames toward her atnd caught her elothes.
She was severely burnied before assistance
couihl reach her, and it is thioughmt will
not.recover. D)r. Earle was sent for and1(
administered medical treatment.
--Deputy Collector Ensor captured lE. M.
Alexander anid G. WV. Alexander, and ai son
of the latter, operating a moonshine still on
Crow Creek last Monday iighit. It will lie
remembered that 0. W. Alexander not
more than a year ago served aL twelve oir
eighteen months sentence in jail at Colum
bia for blockading, and it is 'said that the
Judge toldl him if he was ever convict ed of
1.he samne offence again he would go to the
Oh!o p)enetentiary.
- Married on Wednesday af ternoon, Feb.
ruay 22d, 1893, at the residence of the
bride's father, Mr. J. F. Arnold, ncar Cen
tral, by R1ev. 8. H. Zimmerman, Mr.. Ed
ward L. D)odd, of this city, and Miss lor.
ence Arnold, of Pickens County. 'lThe
groom, who is one of the Intel ligencer's
compositors, is a worthy, industrious youn g
moan, and( has selected ani excellent youn'g
lady as his bride. We j ohm the friends of
the young cotuple in wishing them bng aind
happy lives.--Intelligencer.
Presentrnenh of the Grand .Jnry.
State of South Caroliina, County of Pick
9 ens.
To the lionorable J. F. Izlar, Presiding
Judge.
We the Grand Jury beg leave to make
this our first presentmnt in the year 1893:
We have passed nu>on all the bills hand
ed to us by the Solicitor.
That a committee of onr body have visit
ed the County poor house and found the
paupers well cared for and the farm jui
etously managed. Also a ef.nnunittee in?
whole of our body have visited the jail
and find the prisoners well fedr andit takenci
eare of by ourr Sheriff, bhut findi the jauil a
den for prisioners instend( of a jail. We
recommnend that the comrity commissioners
have tempilorary ihnproveents unde at once
for the accommodation of the prisoners.
Weohave.appointedi a comimittee of our
body to investigate and examine the books
of the varius efDces that become our duty
to look after.
We further reommendl that the County
Commiissioncrs have certain setion of
roads worked at once as they have been
esgece or t wo or three years.
Wethank your Honor and- officers of the
Court for courtesics extended to us.
I Respect fully submit ed,F
March ith. 1r3t.
Court.
The Court of General Sessionsco nvened
here Monday, Judge J. F?. Izar, presidirg.
Solieltor Ansel was in his seat but tho fa
miiliar face of Wyatt Aiken, our eflicient
stenographer was absent. Ilis place was
very ably filled by Mr. J. it. Bellenger, of
Greenville.
The Judge's charge to the Grand Jnry
was substantially as follows: This being
their first term it wirs necessary for him to
charge them its to their general duties, the
nature of the indictments handed to ti(0
by the Solicitor. They should make dilli
gent eiquiry into all matters brought be
ror then and should not present n1o one
from envy, hatred or mat ice aMd not leave
any one unpresented from fear, favor, af
fection, reward or the hope of reward.
This was the oath they had takesi and they
should fully observe it. They were char
ged with the duty of supervising the Coun
ty affairs, the county oflicers, and every
thing pertainling to the public business of
the county. They should examine into the
condition of the pallpers amd prisonters.
They should see that prisoners aT Co)for
table and treated well, because every pris
oner is rresumed innocent until proved
guilty. Tihe Judge stated that after Mon
day no witness or juror wvould be cailtled at
the door because his business was ii the
Court hlouse during the sssions o the court.
If 113' one having business inl tle ,-olurt
should be call-.-d after Monday it(they void
not receive any paY for that (1:1't SvIeviCe
becatse if t hose having htusiiness in the
Court contributed to the expens'e of the
Court by deiayhig the butisiness he should
be made to pay a part of that expense.
The grand jury returned nto bill ngainst.
W. f. Saiuders for abdIuction of a imaidi un-l
der sixteen years old, and a true illianinst
Sloan Long, for housebre:lmig and com
poiuid lareeny.
The first case tried was the State vs. W.
C. liott for abduction. J. E. Bbargs, Esq.,
represented the defendant. The jury rk
turned a verlict of guilty and ht(le was sen
tenced to serve two years iln tle penctite
tiary or pay a line of $310. And t iSolie
itor wis ordered to li-mnd out it bill against
him for perjury.
TI*tie bills were found against Fr-atces
Dupre, bor ilfantlicide, and lagam*t M. S.
Hastings for injuring the iron br 11id.re a' <)'(1
Pickeis by rafti!.g logs don n Keowee river.
The Judige ali1nneed that when tle S's
sions Court wias idle the civil dockuts would
be called and anly bu1sinless on that side of
the court reatly would be turisncted. Th'li'
case of the State vs. Whitner -Svmme:,
eharged with murder, was set ' for ild Ties
day morning at hialf past nine o'cloc ; i
the State vs George Ariail, for 11im1idler
was set for trial WNvdi-neslay iinorIlin
rt half past nille o'clock.
Thle grand juIry returnedt thle 'oi
bills: The State vs. Wi. S:tpho, indiet ti
for arson, true bill. The prisoner was
brought into court, arrai-nied and his trial
set for Wednesday subljqot to tIlle cases al
ready set for trial L. E. Chiil(lress, Esq.,
represented the defendant.
Sloan Long plead guii to limue b-eaking
aid compound lareny and was senteict-df
to two years itn the penetentiay.
The grand jiry rettiued no' hill anainst
John Ellenburg for practieng iedicine
without registerng.
The first ease called for trial Tiuesd:
morning wis the State vs. Whitner 'na
es, indiclted for the killing of W. P. ':r
on the 12th of July last. lion. W. i.
Benet, of Abbeville, anti J. P. Carevy q
of this place defende the prisoncr. Tht
following is the jury empan1.1-.1elled t tr' th'
Case: E. It. Lawrnce, foremi:m, .i. E
lill, N. K. Smith, C. Q. Clar.lv, Sis
IHinki', S. A. Bar, M. N- Gtil1ov!(. W.
W. Norris, W. C. !)ickson. S. F. 11A)inison,
H. ). SinlJetonl, J1. L. Cantre!.
'T'lhe arand jury re urnwd true hills a.ui'ist
San. E'lwards and oln T. A;l lo, murd'r;
Wc C. iott prjury : \ad no hill again st
Sci A.cktr anti Adidie Wc.hh, :iailli try.
The bien nial days will so'on he gone and
the calo rific in thir'S stead.
Let every bodIy examinie Ithir peach
trees. We ha,vo ex:ine lld thiemu wit !i us,
and have found thlat ai good many of tin'
pleachIes at-e ki lled ill the hudl.
A smailul child of Mr-. and Mrs. Th'o s.
Freeman li ving' te'ir t his plac:' died': onl hie
'28th ulht. , and was bur-iedl the tiny follow
ing ait Glassy Moumtain, wye haive been't in..
fo rmied thait it ieid troi t he eio:t *f an
ahIe-is oin thIe side. 'The he(r('avtd iur e'.tI
We ar'e ver'y nhim-l gri''ved to reporult Itint
Mr'. Ahner llper leo; heten 01n t'i-h,f.bh
list for sev'eral tlays. As Mr. 'ij->per, l.ais
paussedl three sc'ore andt ten, in-ua's a;llot i
aigte acc:oring to na:t ime, hei :m't lie in tIu
we t'ross tIht river' of .lord:mai, w-a will ti. -r
be bo ss.'ed by a hitter or worse t : Gvernl Ir
tha-t King Tlillhn mi.
Mr. W,itl Fleming, of Oh1 P'ickens, wvas
tombs 11t')nes to t he grIiaves af ii. d1. Atim lf m',
Esq., and Mr. 'Thoi,'. ( ritlia's wife, Mar1 i. i
Mairriedo at the re'si-tlnc of *S in Kirok
si'y, on thle 1st inst.,( GraenI Mih-s to Mart
Kirksey, all coloredeo. Ho'r. M1. L. ,Jiuu
oilic'iat ing.
ennlI get uip :t satli''ient Iiuimber' of f<l.1i-.
1owvers to tiake the Litin res, wetablet. We
can nlever he a. fililiwer iif ln1 'Tilln(:i,
br'other' Oosset t, we will join ayou in thie
above or any thling else the youl m.itv su-i' -
ge'st, s0 it's am opphositiion Lip Tjhill;i.n it it
is to steal a shieep, skitn it, iliie t nmi
ton, take tile hlide antd mal:ke (Gov. Ti liman
some inustache, I ]),.tii:
Snow, sleet an d raint fell h er'e last wee k.
TIhie farmr arltt' ie greatly13 retardedhi withI
thieiir work. Nothlin g haI heenu dJon( y'et
owintg to t11he hal weait her'.
(1. hI. lii gdl m, is very Iiow , u !ih(dropis.
Mr. Jt,ft Suthe'rliaid, is buu ling a ne'w
Uncle0 , J.. Sul.hierlando, is $-2 v'ears ob1l
andI we hope wvill live nuny m'otre yeats
yet.
We atre gladl to see Mr. D). I". SuIt]i-rh oil
aigait n1 ourt st reets. We hoe' ihn'.- sha I
ow will ne-vet' grow le'ss.
Martin Therrell is rebtuuilng Mounit Neha
WVil lianm Edenis, cilhred, is 1bu ilnt a
chutrch house iln Liberia, kno1wn as hittle
D)urby.
Kinlg Ch~arle's is' i'.iiply intg G reetn.ville1
cit' ywithi foddier.
"D emnoctat'" mtlii te oWirid "girl" in
te 81th chapter of '-ehiah mitol 5It h verns''
Which reads: "'Ami the streets of the oh v
shaull be fill Iof bo'ys and girls pay~-ing in ti'.i'
stree ts." y 11:0111,
Last Salt 21nh y the 1uh was qiteI a bu'uistry
davl nad ai small siow stiormI.
Shoal (Creek ne-xt F'ri,h:iv and ine Ipatrons i1
will Vote himIl a sulere0'sful tet eo. W
hope to- get him1 for ainotheiir term1.
Iltltrah for the Sxx-rzs,.h hf its sebp
scriptionl list grows ('lerv weeuk ats it ,iilil
last week it, wvi ill it ail bag all to it".'ir
to) this phli('e.
Mr. . F 1. Wi'lliamis and( Otherts kille-" a
nual0 dog last week.
'it v last week
i r. ;. M. floihling ha'l q1uit e a trmole m
live stoik last wiek at his home11 (on Pratier's
('reek. Hie sol abotut thity pig.. od
about one-I hmrd of thI passe1189d throaughi I his
place. 8'otme wen'lt to C. en1trIal,
ltev. ,J. I). Wilsom passed thirouttgh this
place latst wee'ok. Wheon wve see imu it
s(eemsR as if otie of our neighib'rs have got
ba'ck hiome. Honil Joxets.
-The 8xN1[Nr. is jl.00( per' year. in ad
va: ce.
--Th'lere are .5n h.Il' 'I places in the reia
News remm Niamnkaons.
Bild Dodson has beeln Confined some
time t0 hiS bed with fever, brit is convilles.
ment.
The administrator of J. F. Stewart's es.
atf soll the rentt corn ai:d fodler oni the
8th of Februziry. Co. brought 66 to 73
,ents per bushel cash. Two of Ilhe oldest
"itfizens of tle Coulity atte::ded the sile,
Nbratiham Stewart, who is 146 :nd Col. Nim
nons, who is 8.1. Col. Nimmonis (ried the
mie anl is renmarkably st-ut fr I akge.
Mr. Wash. toliertson aid wife litol
twinls born1 to theml oil ilhe 2.-) Pehn-1ryN ;a
>my at,d a girl. The boy is n:ated Williinn
Washington, for G,corge Wishingtoll, the
Virl is n:umeti Mary -%c l tvehui l i . ver.
they are anmed for tlie irst. aid fl:c last
VFP('Sidellit -4.
Texis fevvr is lre.ldin ,f out ill li; sec
lion. Joe l'owell is fixing 1ulp to start inl it
few days to tle Lone Star State. More to
follow. DNIEL.,
NEW DRUG STORE!
Drugs, Fresh
and Pure.
All kinds of Dru:s on hmId A all
:intes, and it!l killdti of Patent Medi
We arev openl all <1aty andl Cheerful
y3 respond to allInight. calls.
A lot of Fine Cigars and Tobacco a
sLeCialty.
KIR1ItSEY & MNI HINE.
Thi:s i the plav,&,- (to get. ymtr )rug,Is
EATING ilOUSE !
In our Markel wc keep o:i hmitd
Friesh M1veats of all :inis :uid at :ui
We have ::evr-:t! ,-, win...1ahie
which vo w ill sell cl.c:j p'r Ceali tr
,xebl1tIl,-e f r Pi;rh or Du'
0 1P. R.ENTA V.fUZANT
s -pvery -lm- a(l tIaccti-;e, and
ltmnll-k i:n the suiit;uItits of life,
ierVeil In the very h sy
TO e,) U a Y~i, V E1 ;..N:
We wkill ma eiIe specin! r gemen ts
tinil I to the u rIl n Il
"ourt week(,I. E%r\tigg> t>
1nt1and the 1>est the Ma:rkwt aifr')iS
will be s<-ived at cheap r:ts tt, Jurv
1u(1n :Wmd others :tu<igCoutH.
:sisfacti- . gi otr nionwv r-cftiiil
etC.
T vi ll
A I . ;il 1- -I :: ) t -. o .. M i .l n-.
I sh'~tg 'oki i int ser.I
Ijiu ill ihij a t niilo t he uluiiIt:t ay io
:above iimmeil phiiLce~:11 tIhe I inn- appIolntnIl.
Dentu ist.
0UR CLUBBING OFFER.
A Fa'rm~ and1 Stock Padp1r to Every
Suscibe fTeSiie
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11!1I it lis.' i n iijn:l li.ai i 11.t t' ..i i *u itt..
Ti ' 'u lt:.a:':- '.i\- V!1.1 ||-' ' 10 p'. e 'm 'un.
CLn" e y i t3 a te t:: ~: 8:':: t ,: clu j:
'l it'. i ' I .' ja ' :I < '
fno k p r "t ", -1 7- * e hi .
HENi WATTim30N PAEDITOR
Fo luf,Tii4i ,nt . . i i'i n.t .trt
tveryiqiUt, iay fo2 ,the U ar;.e't,it clu3.b re
tOtt
IAI iiy f .r
ii s ke n>., i i, . . v w
I iiite2t.iire ti,tii . .pn le . 4- ai n .g
l't'i yr -h ttl no tbtbfr
l,he puh . oic .ve .
l) lh. .oed hvils rea. N n .:e
M cFALL'S
ALMANACK
-13 0 U.
"Never mind the eathcr so the
windl don't, blow."
But go ihead with the garden.
WeVlU Iv jut rvceivei lar-e lot of
Garden Seeds, Onions and Irish Po
tatoS, fr'Osh and reliable
A large lot of Shirts, len and
1_wys, laundered and u111laundered,
Under and Overshirb, White and
Colored Shirts, Negligee Shirts, good
an<ld chcap.
TahNe Da1nask, D,ilivs, Towels,
Pret t i(-st line of Oil Clitih;1 and Win
dow%% Sihad(,s wve ever ollured.
Anthr,Ato Irmn Shoc)( Lasts,
S,-L)1e Lvath(I, Brass Tm-ks, A-s amd
P1eg;. Mc(d the Chilruns Shoe's.
Dion't. f(r-et om- Furniture DvI-part
i4nnt. Ids~ and Mattir-sss froim ti,
Chwnpwst (In up'. 1Ued Springos, Chairs
:un Tables. A new lot, otf Roke-rs
anid Chairs. Go in nid 1twk at ths
.ehds. DIn't wait ,or us t4 be there,
but. go in, lok artuil, and rest in
(ne (,f miur Irle R'Wcker".
CItcks, Waish Stands, Trunks and
Lainp, Crockery and Tin ware,
Valley Tin :md nearly everything in
Don't be backward abit asking
for what, you want hIe
W. T. McFALL.
1F393.
T H F. FAI M 44:'s FA i NON.
THE GR EAT SOUT HERN WEERLY
Its Womiin:4 ane1C!ilre1'
nu: nl.v th:a is pid4 byv ANY TE1N Siouth
Bill A rp' writ-, f-ir it.
Jol 'V i.: .r I~tlhirr (Un)llI SIiCImoi.
l in L i:n in:12 Fovr n ea likt . M{ieh-r
..I - ni .j h <I , nro t he best erar y
ge.i ustiit of the world I colibut t- its co
\ "-t: w:eI itn n eer kyx u14nl tii IlO
foi..r r :un-':N in- v.i ng fori.~. 4 uil li
Ne:c to bos nnd Cedoor.,i
- I iis in.s :.n. -..i Cr....rS age wla fre cp.
Till t*i A. DE!N4 l'i)g r. 4I(lqt afr h
l ria- ove hetit i ud i l i !1eii ll. Nationni ILimk
v.t~ Pr li e irl. A iil3 0 p<n e nrr s an -
(uttune' i t e iit e at u il mak t e p)3i-t.~
V4'b I e I y r (p,-ttosy.h I,
0..1. Ifallowny
H IAGOO]
SPR
DreSS G4ood I.!
Caeine , (inghnimt, WorHexI, FlainelIN, Oilt
ings. Cordite Hot, Vaic i and Plain Lawn
Titni Novelties, Fany .Iullin Dress, lewncy
Stripes Niniooks, Dotted and Figurtd Suismij
and litek hawin, Caihinerm anud other drot
Novoees.
NIVe 1ine of C itined (tootdh. i'lekh4. cod Fio)h
Silioin, New orlemim andi Ilimiespim syrup in
The be%t ( '(fr(-t- to ie hid. Ten", Sutgar, I 'it r(
Spives Stiver t.euf ini4i, C nvamsed Iunins. nIt(r
hi01. L iA St.. Golden Shnf a .\ I I-Amrs.
AH rati 'Immd% m'1 jorleu ire right. Cok.
aud tno. fur yipurvelf
THE BARG
The Most Goods F
HEADQUARTE
Medicinep, Chemicals, Paints, Oils
So,ips, Toothi Brtisho3, Fine Porfiumw
'hing that is usually kept in my line.
I an constantly receiving a large i
teit Medicinles of everyN kind, atnd wil
plto Stoc% of such Goods that will II
WlIen you are in town call and see
Moro Drugs for less money than any
PhySi(cianls prescriptions COMP1oundi
with care and dispatch.
Thanking my friends and custo4M
(ixtended, I hope toi merit a comtinua
business, pure unadulterited Drug.- it
tim11(s.
During my abseiic J. C. JENNIN
at the "Old Stand' on the corner <
Hotel de ThornIey.
N. B. All persons having a fimil
CIn noW buy ill the nocessary ingred
GXOOD)S
"Now is you
In order to reduce our Stock of G
Imoving to our New Store next to thm
lino
A T
For the Ncx
You will miss a bargain if you do
We will sell you Goods so cheap ti
them. 1epc
IJIUNTED h
'iY"One good lhorse or mule and a
for sale cheap for cash or on tuie.
January, 5th, 1893.
Carria ..ges, P>AOn
SPE CIAl
TO OA.SE
We ouffr ant ''mm: 1)1C
CarrngJes, JB((/
COM E, E X.
ThDe Gyreenvillie
H.C.lI
LEWIS & SU
Fior' th<(
iEvery pe)rsonl bulyinl
of G;oods wu,ill rceive
t9:g-'Rmember, '.
J. T. LI
I, BRUCW
ING CATALO
Bad Debts.
We won't nane IhoNe. You know whethor
ttrt vstad one or not. We can oniy udg
IV the Ivity You atic. Are you ac ting falr utd
squurv about It r
HAGOOD, B
kIN HOUSE I
)v The Least Money.
RS FOR DRUGS,
Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Toilet
s and Toilet Articles. In fact every.
nd well selected Stock of Drugs, Pa.
I always keep on hand a full and cow.
ect the dumand of the P'ublic at Large,
me and be convinced that you can buy
vhero in the up country.
.d carefully, and all orders answered
rS for the liberal patronage heretofort
rice of t1e same by prornpt attention to
id prices to suit the stringency of the
('1S will take pleasure in waiting on you
f Main and Factory ntreets, opposite
G. W. EARLE.
v right to manufacture their own 9oal
ients from mo cheap for the cash.
G. W. E.
ALT COST,
ea time to buy.
ucods to prevent breaking and war,to i
e Postofice we will sell anything in or
COST
mat your neighibors will think you stol
fully,
& HAW ITIHORNE.
giod one-*horio wagon, (Markley maske,
ies and Wagons,
5 OFFER!
BUYERS!
lies and1( WVagons.
TIN1 AND) IUY.
Coach Factory,
VIARKLEY, Proprietor.
Eenad'nId. a3y
II STORE!
N, Proprietors.
e~ Tlrade andI arc IIever
NEXT
AYS
SOne D)ollar,s worth
dll1 not bel tinCdersold,
E~WIS & SON.
PlkenIM, S. C.
& co's.
GuEey
G-UE.
Notlonx 1
Ribbons, andkerciefs. Ladien, fen# ad
ChiIdrens osiery in abundance. Gloves, and
Silk MittK, Iflack, Torehon Laces, tuisses and
Embrolideries Insertions, Fancy Edging Nice
Plearl Bla ritons. flalbriggan UudgrWear, Tiomp.
on's CorsaS. Feucy Vetilng.
Ifardwtare
All kinds of Iluttm, flingem, -Screws, Knob and
Pad Loek-,, Hasp-4. Files,' A ugurm, fUbisel, lanttes,
Saw. Saares, Levels, Ac. Spndes, Shovels.
Forks, Itakes fliidle lloes. Seovill Hloes, Plows,
'low Stocks, Plow Gear, Collar inds, Tom Can
nons Shuck Collars,. Fifty Kegs Nails from Fac
tory. lought at a urgain.
RUCE & CO.
.1. J. LEWIS. JULIUS .. 1OGGI
THE PICKENS
Land.Agency!
The Pivkenm Londe .\gency now has for sala
the following desirable huis
260 Ierel , milem low Liberty: 15 iteres ii
i high tite of .lit ivl:t Ion : gioi orchadis;
dweb ling- lid tther houses; level: the best
maill fario in Pilekeini uoucity: t es ensv.
51 livreiol WoIf rteek, vo,(l farming or pas.
ture land ; 2') ucres ii ultiviit ion,: I mile from
Pickens onf l.'inslev r)tjI : 44n t1hi, h, i1 good
waiter power with wrbt mnill, coloni gir. and
press, 11,14i dioubleh st l ir-Is with laker and
all fixtiirci:; ill 11un by Leirl wit.-r whepl.
d welling hofll.e %%Ithl well 4of :-,d watler and till
neve'ssary st biildl ing : illso :4)use for iniler; a
d esirubla an proliitble L,bIne. Ternis y
15 acres on Town Creek one mo west of Pick
enls; s1plentit poiver: saw inill, cilttoll giln, feed -
er il( conieniser, power prcss. grit inill, inill
ers' holiis, 4414 inI'iery in operitiot;. good run
ofMust"Icn; one-half c sth, liceensy annual
payments.
231 acres on groidel 1old1 tI pInpkintown, 4
ilen ciorth of Vickens. Onle hnilred ieres lit
cultivit ion; 25 neres bt-t Twielve 1 Ile river hot
tilm. Goodl cotton acid grain luid. one good
41 waelling aid 44ne good tenliit hoise. Terms
CaYr. Lilberkl 41icotit for aill spot eaKh.
1M.0K) ceres inoinitaii land: good for range,
viteyairds, orcharix, etc. Fitiely tinibered.
170 aereH on witer4 of Saluitda rivr, I litle from
'lensittit Grei hthrch und school houpe: M
oterc rlecred laind, i nerem brainuh lotton; on
public road. well w% atered ; price *300 enkh.
215 aeres of )findi] in liturrieine townhip near
laltoi: 45 aeres fin itiltivation hinitnce ii origi
nal forv-,t ahomigi ini the best pine tiiber;
well wttarvd : price, &o0, one-half cash balance
at 8I per 4'ent.
100 ceres 3 mih-s of Liberty on the road from
Greeiville tt Wli I'ickens; 125 ereg icn cultiva
ton)14 hamee ini fne pino oik tiniber; will
divide it4 three or four tracts; three tiettle
iments onl the xinec: it rare bacrgait.
A house al lot on Main at the hewd of Gar
vin street: giod two story hiouie with all iieces
piary otit h i)ingi.
54) cires lin lineutville town-zhip ten miles
fromt (ireeniville oil publie rowd ; 125 itnreti in cul
tivittion, 40 ieret good hot toiin andio 121-5 lin pas
ture: ile and a littif froin chriiich ind school
lou1se: three good tenilt houpes, welIt watered'.
woild sell in one tract or divide Into tracts;
part 11,11. bialanive (b4n loig thne tit S par cent.
A desirIhle half nere lot sinl (mrvin street and
Pendleton tivenui: $106); alIso desirnble lot front
lug onl Ilowen -.t reet ; 1O; best ittrgais it town.
MineI lres inc istait444 townip 14, goodc( tenanLtl
Shouise; i5 neres in culltivatilon, balanice lin0 tim-1
her am444 grass: 11,i5 5044 long ti.141
n ,22(0 acre' illn '1'entral I towtshill, in clcres in1 Cui
, 4vation. i4l ner ri n 144ntcstu.ire, htiluuce ini best of
tim1ber; : miiles of nriload stat i4n hIl m ~ ile of
chu44rch411( ami chool ; will be sold ChenyLj (on ealsy
tel 441.
A~ goodl lfargnin--00 nereci ini Deuiisville town
ship, 40 acire's ini eniivatlion, spienid ir timber; I
mtile of elhurch aicu school; desirable neighbor
boods Jprice #1001 easy tetrma.
it09 nires I 114ilesl westa of Pfeikens on Wtaihalla
t-ond ; icevel 141444; ii mIuuake splendic farm; tim
heCr is tins: 4mu4sf tt e01(1.
250 aceres 0cc lti Ensltatoe, 40 ncres In culti
vaitionl, Il0 nerc.s bo4tt41m4, ii necres in good palstulre,
D go)odi log hot)451, 50i acres 11 fine sag grass, nol
fenieul. stabl,e for fouccr ho4rses8; this1 pla1ce is' weoll
v,i'redI 11144 I itrgIla inlat $500).
A dei'srabb!' iot on~ uini street. lekcns, con
tanun ilg 'j 14wre, goo<4 441ta ble's 14411 w11ll of goodi
walter 44n ipre'ndes; onei o' tho mao.st vailuable lots
inl tlWc lw: rite 1225c.
. A facnt of txac res 4I miles west of Pickens
All lIe res leniredi, balune44!i ini good) timlber; weil
Wcatt-ed by~ creek and44 springs; nmear Conicord
2hur4 h and school1100 hou4s; dtesirnble neighbolr
ihood; price $1,tA.
12.3nec' es noirthlwest oft Svmm's14 mill; tO acres
11n clt ivation, 25 cneres ini hottom land( (on I'f'b
teen4 M1 ie clrceek; in ai high stalte oIf 1ultivation:
good imlildigs; line wacter and4( a good orchardi
termcs, It ae.r ('cnt. ; t14ne 3 yi'n rs.
,A aplendidi farin) of 1001 noeres. 2l. mile north of
hoi 41s1. tAt ni'ee inl h igih state of cuitivaition,. 50
acrec best8 Twelivo Milie boittom;4lit' does 1 notover'
Ilowc; tince pa.'tuire oIf it) neres, gilrii fecile, gloi
well of watIer cond two good spin~cgs; will sell on
easy. terms; 31l p ie )4l0
l60 ai'rOs nealr ('Cent ral withc 75 nerens ini a high
4tate (of en4itiation; good(l dwelling acid IICCVS
hairy (lut 1hu1Ihtings4.
20)9 cnrt" onl lig 4'row Creok : 75 crec 1t4 ('t4l11
vat ion n 2a 1res best bo(ttom11 lan41: 8 lneresh (of It
tvit hit 44 <iitchI:. tile bottom.444 landcti 44 suciJt 144
'verlonu ; hllf l'ile o'f mili1 1144 gijIl 44. nlli
(of 8'hoo'l ccndi churit-c: Pric' .1',(5i: lermcs easyht
175ne4ires neahr P'umpk fitwn4 in olriglinal forest;
100) cinre hlls weil acid timbler finei; price #50.
A Is', jig leri411114 nimprveid I raIlt, 10 aci'res bot
144om144 unhaproved'l ;t 354 ne- O'lEf trI n114 orIgiligi
timbIer': p4rice(. 5i54. II mIles fromh ickens oil
grnde d i'onic to 'Acstatoe.
)M ne4re's 2 mIi'es sont1 II west of P'ross Plains oi
iters4? of G.ergi': i'reek : good44 4'it tonl land(, 4)n4
halif ic ortili forest; ine 44th144bier; 44biout 25
ne'resi ilt,d ai 1Iin1 aI hih aite of'ii culitivaitione&
godc wtt-' and14 ncl(essa4r,y bii 1 ic: termsc eacsyi
41 necres jusct lort hi of I flekens. jins4 the4 i'orplo.
,ate1 lids, alli inl lition, 104I ne4r4s of ile fin
pst b4t.oto iand,114 iin b uhg Ilie t 4' b good
ba14rgain1 for l perso' t wan141tIg ai 5m,.i ar tiniuiecai
to)wn; pl ic 1 c,4 halfh ensh1145, Uinne44(e ini onle yeair
F-or cloy [artienirs write to Pjlekens Lanld
I eicty, P'iekejs, S. 1':
A MA N """lg1it**"*n $450
1111 NEIGHBOR
ON LY $357.00
FOR TIIIE SAME PIANO,
Neithe~'- rone wvas worth at nicke over
48i0th I NSUREI YOUl1lSIELP A1aidi
payinlg e'xhorb;tnt priets by' i iug ilirect
fromii J. C. OAUIlIF'T,r Gates,'S. U.,
Or J. L. IkYNIE & D)AUOI['TElis,
Wh1o halve biut. onle price andu that thie
lolwe't known. You catn't pay' them inore
thlan iinstrumnlts iare alcua:llyYworth4, Te
are' n1t built tha:t way. Write for tritest
CllAIEPLMTNIN
TIhe railroad has not yet come to Pickens, het
t'lckenis is 144 spea1k inig distanice oIf thce railroad.
if you are 114 Easle-y or PIckencs acnd wish td
(111k to anyone1 14 int lthen towni, jusIt Step 10
1.1ce "phone" and)1 call the~ one' you want.
Tlelegramns proimptly transmiitte-d and corret
nesas5 gua,rcanteed. .\i mnessuges for P'ikcnsi.d