The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 30, 1893, Image 3
PICKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.
--Nxt Sunday Is FAster.
'--Several of the boys are bicycle struck.
--llow about the fruit crop. IIas it
leen killed ?
-Mrs. Etta Kirksey returned to Campo
bello last week.
-Miss Lidle Folger, of Easley, is visit
ing friends here.
--Born to Rev. and Mrs. 0. R. Sharer,
on tWe 26th instant, a son.
--Mr. Aaron Boggs, of Calhoun, was in
town last Saturday on business.
-J. W. Bruce, of Anderson, was here
last Sunday on a vis4t to relatives.
--Mrs. J. McD Bruce I. visiting her fath
er Col. J. E. Hagood in Charleston.
--Mrs. J. McL. Seabrook is visiting her
parents Capt. and Mrs. J. L. Thornley.
-Mrs. M. J. Harris, of Greenville coun
ty, visited her son T. D. Harris :ast week.
-The Minstrel boys feel very proud of
the representation from Easley last Friday
night.
--Georgo Hagood and Myra Bowen were
'narried list Sunday at Iory Mack's. All
colored.
-Mrs. W. W. White, of Anderson, is
rietting her parents Capt. and Mrs. J. L.
rhornley.
-Miss Lou Galloway, a charming Voung
ady.of Ilog Back, N. C.,is visiting Mrs. 8.
W. Major.
-Mr. E. IT. Lawrence lott his barn,
itables, and all his stock feed, by fire on
he 12th inst.
-G. D. Rodgeri and J. It. Newton will
.cate a saw mill on the laud of the latter
it Crow Creek this week.
-Anderson Babb has erected a neat and
.thstantial fence around his house and lot
u Glassy Mountain street.
-- ha E. Gassaway who has been in
exa, for the last five or six months return
I to this county last week.
-We are sorry to learn of the illness of
[rs. Dr. J. R. Riley, of Easley, but hope
ir her speedy recovery.
-J. ii. Bouknight got a veidict for $13,
25. for damages sustained on the R. & 1).
tailroad duricg the recent term of court at
.dgefield.
-Sheriff Olreath, of Greenville, has
arch:tsed two blood homuds whi'i he iwill
se to Ita(,c fugitive criinal.. .e boutit
im at Philadelphia.
--Col. J. E. lagood has rented the low
r stry of the old court house, Ie will
se the old Clerk's oflice for an oficu, awl
rill rent the other rooms.
-If you want to save money consult T.
r. Hunter ati Liberty and he will tell you
ow, or read his advertiseient iu this issue
ud buy your goods of hi.n.
--Mr. Tom. Hill, who lives on Mr. J. N.
urphreo's place had all his shucks, corn
nd fodder hurned onc night last week. It
Isaid to have been incendiary.
-W. A. Porter, Tuck<r Cantrell, Har
ioon Hlunter and two others had a dt-light
ul fox chase last Friday night near Turkey
'ock Mountain and captured a large gray.
,J. E. Bogge was elected by the ses'ion
r the Presbyterian church' at :his place
At Sunday as a delegato to the &mouh Car
ina Prebytery which meets at Ilonca Patit
us week.
--J. P. Little has been appointed post
taster at Clinton vice Dr. .1. M. ronishaw
.moved. ' The rean a1sign for the re
toval of D)r. ,C'mh-m: '.s that bew
tizen of thia counity.
--The jury in the" r''se of the: Sate vs.
. Luther Trammnell who wvas tLaed last week
>r killing Eugene Robinson, a col' rmed
raiter in Legon's restatiran t, failed Jo agree
ad a imistr'ial was ordered.
-Governor Tillnan last week appointed
-fr. D. 1H. T]ratxh'r, ot Timm:onsvihe, assis
tnt lhar keeper' for the State. Mr. Tiraxlei'
a said to be a good inun, well to do imd a
uemA)beri of the lHaptia;t church'C'.
'-Mra. A '. . olger, of Ea'ley', is spend
ig awhile with Mr'. and Mrs. Jere Looper.
he has b,een in de'liente' hea'lthI f.,r soe'
.ma a'irl hopes to recup)erate by3 utsing,
'nele .Jerry's mi neral water.
-Willie Aiken, son of WV. TP. A hen
:ed on thle 22d inst., and was buried the
qy following at I [oIly Springs eoch,
:ev. .T. P. airdinte conuciited the funeral
irvices. lie. was about 11 years old1.
-8urvoyor John A. Roinisoni, of' Dacns
ille, has' been - here thai week suirve'ving
ind. iIe cut the D)uranut- Cureton lanid of
30 acres into threo or foutr tractsq and it
Ill be sold this fall by the Sheriff uinder
rder of court.
--T. C. Robinson'and J1. E. Hagood, jr',
til represent P'ickens county at the St:ate
.tuday School Convientioni wIhich conlvena
. Abheville unext Tue.sday. We hope these~
mtlenmon will give a good report of the
rogress of the work in this county.
--Mr. L. R'dchschibl, one of the. leatdiig
othting dealers of Greeniiville w isles yo a
I readl his adveritisemenmt in this week's
as-N.r,. Mr. Rothisebildl is well knowni
Sour peolc and will treiat them rig~ht.
.' will guanran tee satisfactio,n. Call on
im when im Greenville.
--The Minstrel >erforimatnce last Fiday
g lit was a gran aneucess. It wasi huge
ske, a miagniflc'ant farce of fun. It wuas
njoyed by3 till whto attend(edl (amnd the~ house
las packed) aind there was nothing donle
r raid wiih w.ould .shock the most, seti.i
ive. Many peohple were maude to lau:h
;.ho Ac'arcely crack a smile under ordinatry
ircumnstanices.
De~ath of an Old Lady.
Mrs. Mary Endes, fanmilliamly known os
' Aunt Polly," reliet of the late J1. M. Ead
s, died of dropsy of the heart at bet r stn's
4r. C. Columbus Endtes near this pla1c
Ga tes) on the night of the 23rd Inst a t
O p. m. She wvas one of those good, k'ind
tcarted wVometn, andl from~ all outtward ap..
'earances ini every) respmect a perfect chris
ian, thotugh not a meimber of any church
hat I kn.ow of. She has been a great bles
hg to this community whete shie bus spent
ier whole life, antd it can be tru,thfuu aidi
the neve*r had an enenmy. Heri only hiving
thild and son and her grandl chitldrenf and
>th('r relatives are deepl.v sympathize'd with
ad1( may their end in tl.is lhfe he as hers
was. lIeIr remaninis were: itred sat old Tib
erty bur'yinig groundtii tast Friday by the aide
of her hiubtad wvho preceed heriii several
years ago to thaut world unii(noEwn to tus.
Mr. Henry Bowen is puttit down his
saw mill at thmis pl1ae to saw out the lum
ber to build i'airview chureboh.
lion .Jos t:s.
i'rom, floe(.
Mr. G. B. Rligdont is still very lowv with
dro psy.
Mrs'. Jaane Burgess has been confined to
her bedl with fev'er for two weeks.
Stnow fell up here laet week in torrents
RIneg Chmarles Is builing hinel f at l)t Io
in Liberia. lie is st ill running his v'estihtnh
fodder train from Liberia to Greentville.
There are three prties in Liberia - The
Ne.boites, the Xsapstoneites and( tte j)amhy.
hte., ando cgich party claims hte Is on a pInt
fiormi that is the btest. We shall ee wv bit
40 shall see.Ll feelir.gsis pierhaps tIher ause'.
[The above reaichedo 11s too late for our
last I--sue.1
HERE WE .
W~ih a
Clothing, Hats C
For Spling, wieh far
effoltei.
The Newest Ide;
iI Everything, and If yOu w
wo will certi
Wo aro showing f
Mens' Suits at $i
iverything iin ntoy% Clothing fro
h e NEW-v T/EST7 k,
A Ninguiicent Ilte of N 1G LIGE IRSrwitl
~2.00
SMI
March :23rd. '3,313.
The Greenville M
Manufacturers of Doors, Sash, B1
itore and office fixtures.
Flooring, Ceiling, Weatherboarding,
Ahurch Pews.
We keep a largo stock of Glass, C
nentioned Materials and can shi) on t1
When you want, Bottom Prices on
1f3.
4Y"We Manufacture our own go,<s
Greenville
March, 23rd, 1893--mG
REMOVED.
We have moved our Market antl
1estaurant to the Lesley house where
VO will be plCeJ3ed to servo our
ri nds.
We havo several Sewir.g Maclines
xyhich we will sell cheap for crush or
xchango for Pork or Beef.
Call on us and we will endeavor to
Rlose tuo.
Resc.pectfully,
BYARtS & MORGAN,
MEW DRUG STOR~E!
D~rugs, Fresh
kmdof and Pure.
All kid )o rugs on hand at all
,im.es, anld all kinds of Patent Medi
WeC are op~enl all dayV anl cheerful
y respond to all night calls.
A lot of Fine Cigars and Tobacco a
precity.
K1IRKSEY & OSBORNE.
This is the pla.ce to got. your D)rugs
heap.
Dental Notice.
I will be at (%,tal on t:e !t <bIiy of
i:areb, aun<l reain for I 2 tiV'.
Also,. E~asey (on theC 15ith'of Marchi andl
ainah for i15Vay.
PNeonx<(Ieiring work in my line' will
nd it to their init.rest to call (on rule at the
J. B. CAlPPENTPit,
D)entist.
FREE TRIAL
au7rers, from youthful I r
\IflJ( l in rorn-. (lois of inani - vigor.
arienwele, (tc. I r. IDu.'liont'n Servit P' i il -
1 eit alI jpre I'aiv uro bay it a s(. tho uai ts of
ao of thle ery w ar,t khe anii oI Cf long uttit
W h ~ iv Yrn ?restioe1 to) perf*'t heath I. lrb,t10
- tu .a 5 :':- .e'!o': r the world. I'rien jer
-ii al.). -i.< for %.o0. trial pacak.ago etli. e.
LIrely se&l for in aa*nt a poaage.
A-ireta. Dr. it. l)u:Ma\T-r
JaaI ift . I altal.y,C i-ia i, - .l
OUR CLUBBING OFFER.
t. Farm and Stock Paper to Every
Subscriber of The Sentincl
Read our Cffer Beolow.
we.' d lifre to jdeno oulr larzarg family of retd
rs, njil iiro gbvd to aannaourn-e that we- hiav
wie aurr:i.tanelent ithl ite plliblisher's of thie
,narr's a ; icio atnil liomae (:ompantoiu oi af iii n t
at of one0.
T!!!Ns IS ouOlF' l-1t
To all! who Jo-y arrar.s- a.a .i . 1> i, inel
nee' we wi l i (en lie SF.NT) NEI, afiti Ithe ifarm.i
r~ Gitle iajil 11001me u'mion.iiii Onen 1ialr
'I now ub- eiribers bioth Jpners~ liil be nto
>r i one.ar for H i 5. en Ih in i nt anir
Thei subsciritjion paria of thei Sr.N~T,'-4r.10 ta 0.
i oivanaee, anil thei parlo i oft' lii'arer' t.uhIiI
md Iioine' I 'ianfpaiinio is~ fIfty iIent.i, bu by speO
all .a rangi.emei:N we enni give bth papeors lior
Thie Faiirmetr' (;ui i. ten: Ift. ni (-omnpaniotin .
a igh'lt-i no.. firty i Iniinm 'ii-mn t ll ~ E'inrm
'i lui%wh .hl .npr it isi full if voltgule In
iimai for th. F'arler. it-k rai-'r anili
lni',.-ep.r I' i-- a Ii e*r every l'arr.er slia houb
NTi~(omec in at~ oin'.
liatroin nt frientils thit he ltI i:ttet up <
o1)11s oaver th"- Gr' r-itU a'l Nuatiou.1 llbo.k,
here lhe ill contiinuei to Shaive. Itoir-eit. Shno-i
e ~ .. Inl the' moi t atrtitle styf. h . ioin by
rhietoal promrpt aittention lie ii l mi l or
itronaige IAa tie fuiture i-: In the aot. f
-at 4- r am agen't for Ill'*k.iv's'iIeb-barnit*l ft'ir. i-~
unie, for preventionsi of lita'ine,. alennint h il.li
'nlyi, remaov?ag Itin,lraatr' aneil alhaiving Irritna
mi n!iii oth,er <l'4otiae of the Senily
\ ery U:it'et fully i,
C. J. IIE)llowa11 y,
To renisonlerm.
To Clerk of Court of Pickens County.
ICAR Slit: There will be sent to you
from the office of the Comptroller General
blank warrant receipts, including blank af
fidavits for tho signature and allirmation of
the confederate soldiers of your county,
who may have lost a leg or an arm er an
eye, or have been pernimently disabled in
leg or airm or eyes during the military ser
viec of the years 1861-186, and after be
ilg signed returned to this olliee. Under
the act npplicants are limited to those who
received a irt of the appropriation of 1879
81. There ame 1175 applic.ilions enrolled
under (hese acts, 450 o wiMiom los!ied an
arm or a leg and 7:5 for disabilities. and
there was paid to these applicants upwards
of $22,000, not including sno special ap.
i.ropriations. 1) (1o the samo work, the
last legislature appropriated $5095,00. The
basis upon which appropriatlons; for 1879.
81 were paid was, the loss of leg above the
knee $100, below the knee $75, loss of an
arm above the elbow $6O, below the elbow
$40, and for disabilities from $15, and lip
according to injury. We preient thewe fig
ures which are approimately correct that
th, appliIant throughi you 1vUrStand
the dilllculltics Confrmltiln tIe 34ard in
disbursin, this f In. it is hoped the more
ab!e wvill not pu's tlheir !aim to the ex
"Ausionl f the' more Th"sy. Te law do's
not. diseriimilil-te l i t is the l<-Sire of the
Board that I,h" inlost needy or the absoltute
ly needy li first supplie.1.
Ph.alse loth fefore alid the D'ard by av
i1g the bliaiks till-d inl and signedl and re
tirnedi at your carliet coavenieciie. Re
spectfil ly, P. N. TIr.MAN,
Governor and chairman of Board.
j,romt cenutraK..
M iss Stella Folger is visiting her sister
Miss Ida Roche:,ter was in town Saturday
and Sundty. She will return to Atlanta
soon where she sta) s with her sister, Mrs.
Rowland.
Miss H ladie ThmiiIOn, of Wallnii.stip.
ped over on l wr way front Uplackezville,
wh-rc she ha- been visiting her .3iter, Mrs.
Key C.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1). Wainock were called
to ElbertGon, G., lo the bedsid of Mr.
Warnock's sister, Mrs. (hatiblee, a few
(ays ngo iand since their re turni Mrs. Chain
bleI has died.
M102 Corrie Vandivier has returned to her
hoi'. in Wallila afier a extinlded visit to
friends a1d relatives here.
We are glhad to chol)rniele the a'mlost en.
tire recovery of 1iss i (-.hi (mh 5.
Mr. Oiin (i it s k lihi t . go t: his w%ork
aPinin. lIe is now at Gters.
We k.1ut%t t%vo Jfiounshlir'g Fv1h!:0. Pr,)F.
Met t' to ache th nl inl 1t1ied cIolasrs ill the
acadet-my, ald Mr. 11t.vell teacles the
sm' lIer hilren ini WVe-t ind.
zh.-re 1t) Cailhwim. W'et hI,tv(ert ef
ye",t. Mrs. Kz.-ua, MIts. Phip.MilssFlcda
Shtohe!,s aind Mr. Alien all1 have a very
tuj 'oteek.
Mr. Len.ardt.. of E-vAley was seen on the
strots here ne day lash week.
Cvntra!, W.,Ich '_Isth. ".:L
Miiss S:-;ah JaecI llay's, who a soeii fatal
I I v :.d i the *veiin I if the ib inst.,
ais'v 0i's Cf'e. whie win tryiniij ti bmin ofT
8-001tble diied om lthe '2rti inst... and
w;as bit ied the a!y f(. ll in her death -t
'.rifll (.i0 ebch. 1jiss Ilay' was ithrot 48
yevar,41 od : s%e was a consimt member of
th,e B.tpList chirch, and l:dt btien a true
inerent (f that faih ftir several years.
ll Lio-d i,t a fuli hope f ri.ernal vlory.
Mirs Hav's was ahnill:d lby -Ill nho knew
hrlr on i' a-v;<" n- of h-I. tdlv walk, pious
coversiin and ch,iiritable dds.
Owint to ie Oli'!3y of the weather
for the I vt f'ew .'(ys, tte farmers have
"got ti:r."
1; ." F!'f v i "b : .tf .1: 10an , i en
put in Wh:.1
li-n ''I' t!he farme' are read'~'y to) phat
Ace. rding. toi th hi; a poth";;m, "a heap
of snow for' a Asdwo. year,' there willI
lie a go'al biscnlit crop. Bnt we are afraid
if it coiiesc rinin;;, our' other cr'op.s will
be grai:meous in the place of corn and
coitt on.
Miss lTtoder, of Easley, has beena the
guesat of Mr. ,1 11. llarris' famnily fors
eral d'ay*.MrIhn to'ugtr
'si il&' :usi 1 )'hoa. are tain~ig inusie
Mi li(lder is said to be gnot: an es;wt
'Ilter dti i--ion ofl i 'theK . ' ir' m*'iil riv:
I lrdie ti)oi pe:u:h i the ii in.ritory st'rmon
and .Itev. W. G. Mauldin to iieaehK the
1st. Vs it g'o d decit'line fcr a e'hurcht to
grant lettLers to membters ina fellowshrp
when fellowip~~ttii 4i ioe d e'xist?
'tl. I' it, ~o' Ien '*h' iiinc for a Ihrrhl to
invite in her i'omum:i'ioni talt membiilers of
iith--'r chures thati alow !!h-ir nwi:::hoirt to
eitr in thi:U LI sh r : ' Aid (eIl~i no
ler' own imenii.i 'o.
s'it id. h lld KIllslis t.' r and tu,b? a
'ilw f 'lo wing~ (elmreheni aire (:'i'etedi tor
send d(el ('te (:olen's ( m0eek. Prater's r
C'reek. li:ase't 11111. Nix Mile. l Piec:.
('ns, R enw~ee, Mih' t'rek . Shady! G(rove,f
I,itl Iliveir, (htobeirt. ('it ry~ lill, leas.
aint. tjrov', N. C., and~ FTravellit's Rt.
hebd t .\ndelir'on (' ., El " , in thec
for an aineinent. 1o ai '-uh''ship a Wei.
Puit; Mditary Acaideiny' f'r thei, :i CXon
gres'inal I )itrit. .\pilean's. muL e
bie tinder 17 ye a's ob'l, noi r ove r 'M. andI pass
an exaitfioniii on t.he ('nnunion Englili
branchles antd mut hav e a knowledgi' of
ilelen'ty s;lphrau, :Mu treoe(4I try i amipss
the aePi;ited phlysital xn,tinat'ion byx lthe
examiiii: sir::'-m. The' folh>w'iing r.ntIi.
Proif. WV. TI. L andeir, Will iarinstiitn) 'mah.
('ol ego. Liutitenent T . Q. IDouitdson, P.
Comm Iionr ,fD. i ius-o'd. D Sli.i Or.
Paying
Bills
BBOTANIC
RA"l. WO).00 BALM
THEGRE-FAT REMEDY
- ORA 3.100fl AND fiKIN DISEASES.
Iins bee'in i', roughily iflterd by em. r
ti' t p,ihyain and.i thre preopio
for 40 y"r*i nrid r&ior friis to
'rura qnickly r.n-t p'rmanenitly
SCROFUILA, ULC51:S, EC2EMA, h
RHEUMATISM, PIMPl.t!S, ERUPTIONS, J
arid nuh m: :...r ot A TI.S:, RPiK.A I;aNo amt
hOUNNIN't Situ'S. Tnyii dyhr cures', thoermot I
ioahhsiomrn bl~h di''.o. a' d?r'ir-am aro i.-i. I
towed. Pr-ic" *1 i,r hbottle, 6 bottLes. for *o. F"or ii
8 ENT FREE WoN t UREEs.
BLOOD BALM Co.. Atlmntit. Ga.
HIAGOOI
SPB
Drems Good- !.
(If'iCoes, Olighttlw, Worsete'N* FVIIII012, oili
InKH. or it uI, F rttI a , I iit w i l 0a
Tittiia Novelt !s,. Fatiy Lin ili F res i, Fti
Ntripot Nahmosioki. Dtte4l aud Fiirmi Sulto.
nrid lac k L.ewtib, C-ibiert uT other diw
Nice line of Canied Goods, Pickles, cd FiNl
NAlluorl, New Orla.em,4 mid Iiitviit N)iiji, cm
Thet bo'-it Co WeeC to be lind. 'TenQ, sutimrs. Ilu i
sjites '!ver L eaf Lirid. Ctinvahs-e-I linmm,N.lie
11,11. i-r Ptett, ;obelaiihetat Knd A. I Fotitr
All ;vl 'i 1 : Llmml% mid p'riva nre right. Con,
nuad %ee for your.-vif.
THE BARGj
The Most Goods F
HEADQUARTE
Modicinlep, Chemicals, Painits, Oils,
Soaps, Tooth Bruslie:j, Fine Perfume
thing that i1i uually kept in my line.
I am coriantly receiving a large a
tent Medicines of everv kinld, ani:d wiN
plote Stock of such Goods that will ir
Wh1Ien you ar in tOwII call aid se
more Drugii for less money thaii aiy
Physiciams prescriptions coInpounh
with care and dispatch.
Thanking my friend and cushom
oxtonldl, I hopo to merit at CoIIIlnlilu
bu1inOH, pure uiadulterat-d Dr ugs
tims108.
During my abgence J. C. JENN1N
at the "Old Stand' oil the corier
Hotel de Thoriley.
N. B. All person having a famiil
can now buy all the necessary ingred
Carriag-es, Bugg
SPECIAI
TO CASHI
WVe offer at !REl)1CEi) 1'ICEI,
COME, EXAM
Thfe .GTeen1ville
l. Ci. I'
LEWIS & 80
The~y still Le.a<I th<
without I ajrgins.
For' theJ
($0 I)
E ryperson be vin
of Giootls will r:ceive'
j. I1. Lid
Fehm:gry, 1, 1 F-!'.
SAVE .. YOU
An<d the Wauy to Il
Dry Goods, Not ion;s, II
TOO CHEAP
GoodI Flouri at $3.60. Ik
1 have a Splenidl (Coffee
Meat, Lard anid other
?arming tools, 1'lows, II oe
Janunre 19th '93h-.
LRE AGAIN I
tock of
nd Furnishings
01lpres all of our previouij
We havo
iS
i1 only favor us with a look
linly make a
ustomer of You.
GREAT Line of
0.00.
n a 09 cont Suit up. Hats In all
hapes and Colors.
Starched ColuS anld ('UMf, foin 5 eMItM to
lH & BRISTOW,
Greenville, N. C.
anufacturing Co.,
LIe. A.c.
inds, Stairs, Wainscotting, Mantels,
Mouldings, Balusters, Brackets and
lils, Paints, Varnish and all the above
'tort notice.
Building AMatorial call on or write to
and will not be undersold.
Manufacturing Co.
44rcenIIe, N. C.
]3CO"
~McFA LL'S
A LMANAOK
-0-R
"Nev'er mind the weath1er so the
But go abocad with the garden.
We have just received a large lot of
Garden Seeds, Onions and Irish Po
tatoes, fresh1 and reliable
A large lot of Shirts, Men andi
Boy,s, laundlerod andi unlauindered,
Under and Overshiirta, White and
Colored Shirts, Negligee Shirts, good
rind cheap.
T1able Damask, D)nilies, Towels,
Prettiest line of Oil CIlths and Win
.low Shades we Ov4r offered.
Another hot of Iron Shoc Lasts,
Solo Leather, Urats TarTks, Awls and
P~egs. Meftnd the Childrens Shoes.
D)on't forgot our .Fuirit ure D epart.
m(ent,. Be~ds andI Malttreses fromt thme
Dhtoapxest on up. Bed Sprinigs, Chairs
md Tables. A noCw lot of Riockers
iud Chairs. Gon in, and look at the-se
goods. Don't wait for us to be there,
bunt go in, look around, and rest in
me of our large Rockers.
Clocks, WVash Stands, Trunks and
Satchels.
Lanmps, Crockery andi Tin ware,
Valley Tin and nearly overything in
ihelf Hardware.
Don't be backward about asking
ror* what you want heroe.
W. T. McFA LL.
Our iEMrketI.
C rece wee~kly by A. M. Morri. i,
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D, BRUCE
ING CATALOG
io
134
Bad Debtm.
We wi name thoeo. You know whethtw
volirm 1,4 bRot ovie or not. We (-.il only juilgo
by tho way you act. Are you acting fair and
Hqtuaire about It
to
HAGOOD, BR
.iN HOUSE I
,)r The Least Money.
RS FOR DRUGS, n;
,1Vrnishi, Dyc Stufr', Fancy Toilet "
1 aind Toi-ltt Articles. In fact every 'il
54
(iill
d well mllected Stock of Drug, Pa- Pv
I alwavs keep on hand a full and com - prt
ect the dlomaid of th Public at Largo. dw
Me 111 bv convinced that you canl buy d'N
yhero in the ill) country.
d carefully, and1l all orders an]w erd
A.; for the liberal patronage hecretoforo -m
11ce 4 the sailn 1)y proill.t attentiou to cull
ndJ prices to suit the tringency of theo
dw
(1S will takie pleasulre in waiting onl you
f Main aid Iactory streets, opposite!
G. TV. EARLE.!'*
right to imatitifacitre their own boal
ient. from mo cheap for the cash.
G. W.iE.
ill\
rr(
hill
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Jii|
vat
wtl
illr
ies and Wagons,.
BNUYADRSUY
WS ((1(1 JVajoflow
Coach Factory, 5
4itgti
IABRKLEY, Proprietor. ~
enea- ap30vl - 1114
thn
N, Proprietors.
I rade: andl are nleverf 1
One D ollar,s wvortht
a n1iCC ])esent .
illI not be)( ulndersold.
?WIS & SON.
P'ickenl, M. C.
R.. MONEY! C
>) it is to lhty Your
2/ MIE.
to MENTION.
st $'U.()
5 p)ounds f'or $1.00. P
Necessairies of lIfIe Cheap. U
r. HUNTER,3
Libety, . 4 4 S
UE.
Notions I
Ribbonq, !tandkerchefs, Ladles, Mens and
ildrenm fIeitery is abundance, Glovos, and
Ik Mlittq. flinck, Torchon Lacos, Sulses and
nbroiderle (in,1ionslim, Faney Edging, Nice
arl Iut itons. lialbri.gnu U-nderwear, Thomp.
Wta Cori'seL, Fativy Veiliug.
Hardware I
11 klunds of utt., Itirom, Screws. Knob and
I Locks, liasps, FileH, Augirs, Chisel, Planes,
m. Squlres, Levels. %e. Spades Shovels.
rks, ittkels liniile Hones, Scovill lloepi, Plows,
)% St#ek-. Plow Genr. Colur !'ads, Tom Can
:)m Shuek Collars. Fifty Kegs Nails froin Fac
y. Ioutighit at B nrgitin.
UCE & CO.
-LEWJ8- JULIUS E. BOGGg
THE PICKENS
,cand. Agency!
ho PIckenI Land Aveney now has for sale
fill( ilo g fitesirnble IiIs:
) . re% inlo!s , iv I w ,i ty 1 acres in
igh r.it1 of g'l'mivrthon god orealitrds;
Il iit 1 f s-ther h-le vul: the best
11 fI'i. ie'ke .e ty: t:r11-; ('11y.
acres w' i I 3 ek. I.*";1 f3nnam or pai
b'ndI: - rn' - i 11 ;1it uti,t, 1 ile from
er f:wer wh ;i't ;iiW, ctN I il i anVod
S, Mid d.il.e ;t n iel eard h ihrner nstll
il.ture, ; 1l ru:i by Ltef1vi m:ktt*rw 1 e.
1111e: h<.;;e nt Ih we'li of gueo' ll n atr anid nl
L'e.try im:t hiioins-i: im- himuse for mliller; a
1rb 1 npoinlWe ph-.Tvrm-,vinlo-.
443 on Tewe r )11 Ine tuie wr(.t of PIck
;ql-ii-1 p w .oer: siw miiH, e-ttoii git, fe(d
ild cql3vfo,to.n.r, liower piese griss mul1, mill
s huw ci, thI nry I operatiot; good run
ul'11i; onle-hiif CA'ush, IohInTI4 on118y annual
I ne-re4 (n gran iee roAl t l'Itpkintown, 4
tinorth f lickenm (ue hum!red neres in
ivittion: Zl5 acres lest Twelve Mile river bot.
. Gotel cettou 'md grii land. One good
1111i fund one g4oll teaitt hlul e. Terms
'. Lilbereni diciunt for all spot cath.
mt lAres mountnin hand: go for range,
3 eres '42 waters eef Saludl iver, I hnil frota
tt,ait rive cihurob and ichool house; 25
- Kleared ila , 11 nvren brnice bottom; on
ie. rew:i, ell wettered: privee AE esh.
-Ilere, 1f bind iII litrrienneo township near
teI; U) insre inl el!)l Ivit h bt1,11iutee in origi
inis b :In i l l 11n 4 th b",t pine timber;
n ii d: eprice, :,0, oeiv-halfi eash baltilco
)(:tl -rv: indleoi fef lAbert t on the rond from
,6.1v illk 1"4WI Pliclkenhs: 1:.5 neuvreN in cultiva
I hilwwe ill funle Ilille. ttil (lnk timier; will
e ite tero-w or feur treicts' three settle
litm on the !:i-e: it ratre bnitill.
I "' e lot on1 Mnin itt the lihend of Gar
treet . r4mil 1wo stury house with ill neceu
y olut h ,i1.:n::..
LU) nr inI :nausville townsAhip ten miles
I-a (ie-:ville tonl ptublic ronel; lN set;res in en
aiti13. I0 re ge e ood t tom Id 1:25 In pan
-k! 11liie nit4 1 hialf froet chmrch and 0chool
utLi Ihretgool te-etlnt %wns. well wittered ;
'1 sull in oitte t r1t or divite hnto tracts;
rt ei,b . balice n mieig time at 8 par cent,
I el.iritble half ecre lot eiii (;.rvin street and
ileton ave ne: 1(0i: tilso oeeirnble lot front
ecnI (oenO" (iret; 410': bes,t intlrgncins tn town.
i'e ntere'. 11 l.ee'1tatue1 tewi5Ihip, goesi tenn
33se: lIe netits in3 'nitIiation), balae11 1111 tim.
r nnaIl erass: $ .i'4'4 (4o n I lo itt e
' 15 in1 '-entral teen iship,je Ii netrort in culi
aln.Ii 4t0 ee ft',(ii, palKture, inece in best of
etber; : inilIesof~ reail ron,l '3tation. 4 tmlle of
u3rdh iand siool;3i wilIlibe (1old Ceenp 03n easy
\ (4o4od 4ar:vnin--. f310 nrPs i;i it'' i!ill town
34 . -4'3 1er 3 ('in llit~ in, spl('3edeI timber; A
I!e of 1h(1r--h nlidnt hooel; ie,,'Irale niwghbor
44t: piriee L30: eaisy terms.
[el neres - 31i4le wet oif Pick'lens 3n Wiaihalia
e: ievel lai:iii wilflnnkc eiplendiC farm; Situe
15 fi 3J: (33n3t be1 sol.)1.
neitro'1 413 L.ittl Iins ta;etoe' .) acres in culti
tl, 14104'i ieref toien, 13 nteres in goiod Ienttare,
oIleg houst.;(, 6e0 nteres line sage grass, nol
e4 ,ti ble 3 or fou0r hocrsest; this plaete is w'ell
eri'l 3431d a bner:3in3 iat 6fe(50.
'leslrnbl' e lt 41n rapei3 at r('etf. I'lekens, COtU
farm o -:1i4'l(c4 -1 mtiles westf of Picekens'
res 4lenr,'41 , blancue 13n goodi3 tihnhelr; weell
rre'si by1 I''eek iiuci .4,prings: ri3'ar C 'on3cor1d
3: 11 bI1i e' 4(31 hous1e; desjrnbie nteighbor
neIre: 3 inorhest of Symm33's 311111; 70 acres
1331'3 fIvatio, 25 no'rt's in bo3ttolfl inMit te Fit
Mff!' icree'k; in 31a high "tato of cultivation
hu3(1ilngs fine' water andK it good orchard;
is, H pe'r ;enKt.; 1133ne 3 yea.
spfcield farun of 100) acre,., 2% 31ni1e torth of
t'u3' on gradted monet: three good41 tenanit,
*(14 11n n,4'rtes li high stKato at CUltIvation, 34)
M best 'weIve M Ito bottom;~ doe0 3not oveer
.u tIeastuire of 10 acres, goo)dfenc(e, go)
of water alnd two good springs; will soi ona
termri; pirice 91,3100.
acres neair Central with 75 acres in a high
ofi civ,l, : g ood dwelling and( necces'
I (iln1 (433 s 11C.row3 1'r('ek;: 75 ne'en~ in culti
1. 1 nres t b .IottomIu Inul: 118 ac1r(en of it
ioit 31itb (h Ihe bo(ttomlf laud not4 suetct toe
Ilw;t hal f rail(e of 14i11 m.d( g4133 013. 3311
''rca.len r 11'33341 k 131wn OWl ig(414i' forest Z
I reS ioswelI111 i ie tnbr fine;' pice $35
m4 l() 4d3es (3uilro4ved1 ir344, 30 ntres bot
t3inhnperOved : 350 nerI's of trnet in original
Cr: lint .y W4i. miles fr(4m likeus on
3er331' in' o4ft14'est (If (roms Plainis ott
3. oft Gleorge I. rrekL: go4(od 4011ion hid, One-'
ini 33 iiina f341 re(st ;1fine tImb1er; 13hout1 3&
e!4'lee andl ii ia h 13ig tate of ('ultiat ion;
nt air and;i ne(''*.i ry bu31Ibin5: terms& ea'38'
w3r4's j 3'tf no rth1 4 o I .'3i8 . Joisi the~ Corpo
imi;ts, all ini 4-itivalton. 1(3 ne(res of (ne lini
44tton(3 14131. tiu3( bld(1i ite: this s11 a1 good01
ei flr 33 per'son~~.3 watig nI 83mall falrm neair
I; prie ; l 0. half (4e13 L(3nie. 1: (4ne year
ri~ anyt .'r:31nlrs write to Pickena Land
IS NEIGHBOR
6h050ii & zFafn41tt
N LY $357.00
Folt T'IlE SAME IANO.
tither one( wasIf wont I iiekel ovetr
Ii. INSUJlml O Yorisi1,F ai:ing~
inlg ('xhioritatI'1 piIc< by 1bu tyingdirect,
31 ,. . (; ( A lti l"F/'T", (Gat e4, S (I,
rJ. L. 1.\Y Nli 1 & k ;TFS
(Oreentville, 8. (,.,
v13 li:o h: hut. (4ne( prIice and3( the. thie
e'~t tiowin. Youl ('11 -tVa then mUore
II(d budlt that11 way. Write forl tnle&ss
1' rni'r44nd lIs not3 ye ~come'433 to t'Pikens, buS
14338 is in Spea'3king distan4Ce of the raiilro)ad.
'(ou a131 ini En.sley or P'ikens 31nd( w5Ith t&
toi anyone(3 ini the oeter town''I, julst step td
"pfhone1' ' n14 iii li e one3 you wanit.
-legrm 3i43.pronil-. lly trnisitte andCI 13( correec.
s 111a3i.tedcl.11 A 4i e.4sages fotr PlckensI1 and
313 lev i fIomtly delimed ci.