The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, April 06, 1893, Image 2
PIOKENS SENTINEL
PICKWENR C. If., S. C.
J. E. IloGS, Proprietor
^.'tored at Pickens P6tiffifce as Seond Clas
fatter.
5tli%C11PTION l'RrF, $1.V0 per Year invarla
bly fit advance: for six mkonthq,' V cents.
Altlvertisements isertet at Ime dollar per x(quare
of one Wenl or less for tile - f ist insertion and
fifty cents for envih stitsequent ihsertlon. A
Ilberal dstitimnt made to mereianta and other
advertitinig for nix moithr. or " year.
W l/OSITION ADWEtTSiNTS POSI
TIVfLY NOT TAKEN.
Obitry nntkis exceeling five lWes, trilmtem
of respect, m'011111111) W1111ots or a personl
character, whett a<dnissatle, wilt be chargell
ffir ia advertfsements.
TIUtRSDAY, A PRIL, 6, 1893.
AN MIPO1'1".ANT UNDE RTAKING.
I. C. Camp, of Chicago, is stopping at I
the Mansion house. He is at the head of
the Western Advocate and Camp Imnmigma
libn Guide, of Chicago. and his business
in Greenville is that of immigration ageit, J
to bring substantial farmers from the torth
down here-imake southern democrats of
then if he can-locate them on farms In
the South, and in this wiy build up the
country by an mfusion of new energies.
new people, I(ney and ideas of diversified
ihrmiing:
mr. Camp has been working in the West
for twenty years and is one of the most n(e
tive workers in his line of business thissid
of the Mississippi river, and to his constant
exertion in idweing immigration t) the
West is dbe much of tIe rapid growth anild
prosperity ard fame of 1haM svctio'. IBti
Mr. Cimilp is convinced that tiere is more
Iloney in farming in the SoIutlh than call he
mude anyiwhre else :n the world. Ile
Clle (mvil e" about four olntilhs ago a
scepltie in regarti to stories het had liard on
this same line, but ill Ihese fouir months le
h aR bien tihr'onlgh tihe' gillnter part. of ('eoI
gin and solie part 'if Soltill ('arlAiln, he
ha1Is talked t the pople.r lIn fromI paine(,
to place livin al'f '1' the farlm8rs live, villing
With t'ht-Iml, ltini their house,;. halts be
Come fiog lif:jili.ar w%ith thel tats.
of thin's an1d hast! tirmnly stt1l hlis mind
uplOn the prDiject (if brinin pe1 pe froml
the Norl't it boyt i)url 1,ands faIncrs pms.
sessed of Ilpl ie:t.s t it thisclVes
On i: .im pro's-rillity in
to tihe staid old S11uth. -- 1ail y N -w s.
We hopt- Mr. ('mp will bteoe sol) inter
ested in tit. Sotlil ani Soth artina i
particuliar tht i' will ill.Inle'. i( not 11(1 flar'
mnurs to ome hlere :,:: invt LtLil llony
and Sttie. Thert is innh romn for im
provemnilt n Iilal tille was never of
fered to inv 11,lrs han now. We woIll(l
really e I lad ftltr Mr. Canip to visit hIlis
part of the State. We have Sote is fllie
farn ing lailds in th is ou(Inty as tie State
affor<s. Therv is i great riuant ity of origi nal
:brest lands, unim provvd and improyel
land whij(ich could be bought Very cheialp.
With a little mo1e and perseverenec IL
Man can make a stices of almo.t any
kind of induistry. This country only like
deVlopelment and this is tIe quickest wily
that we conid think of to let the people
know whiat t great antd gratid C,olutry we
have. We hope Mr. CamIp's undertaking
will tucceed, and that. he wili inform him
13elf thoroughily aboutl llthi vouintry.
NP11mlTAL RFECVIIATwONS.
On last Friday Iiglt live ciLizens of this
Colity miket at a neightbors lloll;e and begatn
the discussion (of polit ics. tl s)ject was
star!.ed by mentiining tihe fact that lminost
CvCry farmer in that stctill had received
notice from tile Auditor thlat the townshir
liard for thatt townlship) had increared th1e
alsessmenlt -of thecir real estaite. The arty
consistedi of three Tilltmanlites one Cioser.
vntive anti a sonl oIf t he Consetrvativye. Thie
Conse'rvat ive genIltlenumll remarIked I halt it
waLs veryn3 hi'Iavy oil thle peoptile tt payil tihe
!ncreast'd taxes much'l less theI taxes oni tilt
inlctrasedi assessmIent, andtt thaIt tho peopile
wtoutld suifTer unt1 il at eblange in) tIle Staite
nied 1by tile Tilhuanlite genitlemnen andt oneC
of themil binig a1 great bIelieve-r ini thle "ipir
it ralppings'' pIrotposedl to prove by that pro
Ce-ss that tihe pre'senit adimistrationt was
the( biest that hadl ever been. Fo gaIthetrmIg
artalmd a smIall tabh-0'111( andal placing their
htands onl it onIe otf tiht betl iever-s ill Glove
nor Tilhtnani .iidto thIe spirits that11 if Gov
emonT.'lilhnan wIas 11111(go (nverno IM m' ake~
the table r:ip. Saitnee'i reignet I supireme.
The conslferv'ative lmembetr tof the 'arty thlen
crnor raip."' immediat fly the ta:il raised
up and1 rappedt. Another one Of thle 'Ili-i
man get'lemencI who1 has bleenl a gretat lit'
liever in "spir it rapptJings' watetltd to try)
his hand1( andi he sidt t) tile spirits tihat ''ir
there waIs anly goodIl at all inl GoIvernlor Till.
manRt to miake the table rap."'I) ienhlike
stillness was the responise. Tihe eonserva
tive now took ai Secontd tiurtn and asketd the
spirits to malike tihe table1 rap if Governor
Tililman was tile worst Governor tilt State'
ever htad. Agaitn tine tablet re'fused to move~'i
'The regnIel(t was someltwhant motditied anti
the c~onserevative saitd :'If Governor 'Till
man Is the worst Governor thle State htas
hatd excepit Scott, Moses and (Cahamerbin,
rapl." TIhe TIiiilhnatn men't wiere rathIer startL
leod when? the table beogatn to rise and11 then
-went diown. Ihahted with the reveO'lations
thle "'spirits'3vere. t-kinlg Ihe Conservattiv e'
genlhtlmanl cXtt1oonlud to vetureht a little-fure
thier andt atsked( thle "'spirits"' to mualmt the
table ratp if Sheppiardt would hiavet madte a
bet,ter Glovernor thlan 'Tiliman. Theil "spir-.
Its"' comlpiied wi-ithi theo r-<pltest and1 tine tab.
ie rapped. '"Make it rLap thiree times1(" said
Btaki the conservativte anid unmtlediately' ill
atuccession the table raplpedi twice. ihe(til
mnlg conin~iced that tine "splirits" wenre
tile rapingsU~ of- the spirits tt at 'lose. (One
of tile ge'nthremen pre~senIt, had1 alwaiys beeIn
a great behtever In spirits, s0 much,li so that
it is sait hie ofteinedi communedtl't withi thlem
about.someI dep'ar;ted friend, tile change-s in
the weather andut ill fact abnIost ('veryting
he wished to know. Th!e story as related
above is vouchied for by the conse5(rvative
gentleman present atnd lhe staited thIat it was
an actual occurrence and wouid not be de
nied by aniy of the gentlemen. iIe stateti
however tihat hIe htatd 5n0 faith in the '"rev
elations" haut that it was very amassing.
WHAT WELL sIE no0 ABOUT IT?a
Congressman Latimer is reported as say
ing that "lie would not submit" to thie in
dignity of having the Federal patronage in
his distriet distribulted lay his predecessor,
whom he had defeated. If Mr. Cieveiand
sees fit to entrust Ex,Congressman Johna
stone with the distribtutiou of the Fedemwi
patronage in the 3rd distrIct what will MI'.
leatmer do about it?
Joiei Mr. Latitner nor any other Con.
gutssman.has asrght to the distribution. off
deral petwonage. That right is con-,
byth mestitution on thePesdu
and although It has been customary for t'e
Executive to consult Congressman as to the
appointments in their- several districts, he
Is under no obligation to do so, but may I
make his appointinents Iy the advice of I
whomsoever lie may choso to consult, or j
without any advice whatever if he sces fit. 1
It is therefore in great measure a matter F
of couvenience and favor on the part of the
President to confer on Congressman the I
diAtibution of appointments in nisdistrict, i
min it is certainly altogether a matter of 0
'Iiscret ion. Now, what shall guide the Ex.
!cutivc discretion in selectingany Congress
nan as his adviser in the distrition of
tppointnents? In the first place, the Pres
dent must. consider the purpose for which
,he Constituticn entrusted him- with- the
iower of appointment. That purpose was
inquestionably that he might have under
,in a body of ofliec-holderR by entriisting
o the Congressman in (jucstion the appoint.
nents in) his district.
Let is apply these considerations to the
)rcsent case. Here the President happens
to be Grover Clevelaud, 9lected on t. sound
money platform, on a platform dernuding
.qiial rights for all and special privileges to
Ione, mid not only elected on that platform
mnd pledged to the people to carry it olit,
nt hitmielf 'n lirty aympathy with it and
n fact, its very emb1odiiient aid personiti
:ation. On the other hand, the Congress.
tan ii question is A. C. Latiier, pledged
mblicly to the doctrities of the Ocala plat
Form (w hieh favors free silver and which
leaniaids class legislation) aid who refused
o vote for the endorsement of the Chiettgo
platf >ri. And not only so, but Mr. Latt
mier personally denounced Mr. Cleveland as
i tool of Wall Sireet. Yet Mr. Latimer
li-maiids that Mr. Cleveland should entrust
lin with the Federal patronage, and that,
too, whbeii it is known that h', has made
every arraigement to use that patronage to
Ldvaine the Ocala propaganda in this State
and that lie has hdl meetings throighout
his distriet, at which oiily Olait-ies were
P"onsidered as candidates for the fourth
JlaFs postollices.
That Mr. Latimer should have any ex.
peetattion of being allow-d to control the
Ffderal appointimleits is astounlldlin"g. Cer
itily )r. Cleveland couli not allow him
that privilege without self stultification
lBut as Mr. Latimer s.ays "lie will "not
submit," we would really like to L.now
what Ie proposes to do about it?
At tLe State I)emocratic Convention imi
May last, Congressman-lect Latimer in.
troduced ta set of resolutions declaring
that
"We shall look upon the nomination of
F,x-President Cleveland, if forced npon tile
party at the Chiengo Convention, as a pros
titutioli of the prineiles of I)einoeracy, as
a repudiation (t the deiandA of the Far
mer's Alliance, which embody the true
principhes of i)eniocracy, and a surrender
(if the rights of the pcople to the inianecial
kiigs (f tihe Country."
Ii a letter to the Columia lRegister, the
nirgan of tie Ithy DeMocraCy, iin Septeiii.
her, 189.2, Mr. L,atier said
"I have been iioiinated by I)emocrats
in the 3rd district in the )eiceratic pri
mary. I shall act with the ciemoeratic
party, if >eriitted to represent this dis
trict in tlngress, on all questions which
have not, been decided by a ifajority of'my
coinstitIeiiy. I will no-t aide any .a.c
agai nst the Oreala demands, whlich have
!beenm'( a(ibyted 117' the ('ounies of this~ district
as the l)emiocratic State pilatforim of my
State. I requjiest that thle press or the State
(4o1y this."
In a letter to 'The News and( (Courier in
F( hniiry (If the pr esent year-, Mr. Lat iner
said :"You wilt greatly otblige med by3 con-.
tinninug to pubb)lsh thme Lat imer Anti.i
(Clevelandl resluitons passedC( by the May
Convention. 'New'.s a ndl( Courier.
We dlid not rec'ogize the Journal last
week. It seemed like somethIng was
wrong, for it- s very unnatural for it to
come to us with its heels no'-in the air.
The great Provin(ce of Kiang Soo, China,
is beiing deCvastatd by horu.ds. The3y de
vonr and (dstro) all vegetat:on where they
go, amt fami ne seems to be 5 aring thoseii
peopl pe ini the' face.
1' nless our government, take extra ordi
niary. Steps to plr(vent it, we expect, to see
this 'ountry scourged with cholera this
year. Th'le Would's Fair at Chicago will be
a great imeanis of speading this awful and
te.rrible disease.
Cal. Caughman having satisfied himself
abolut the 1loayes at W'ashiington returned
to South Carolina last week to 10ook after
the fishes, lie say.s that "'Senator Butler
is a piece of the imagnetisin of the Uniited
States (Governmenit."
Cholera in splreadinig in Ilussia. Ptiysi
e'ians there state that tho dreaded dlisease
has not abated imuch since it, broke out, last
summer and that it is slaying the peopleC
by s(cores. Tho the horrors of this dIreaded
epidemie ha:s bIeen aIdded the appallinig
prospIect of a return of famiiie, withl ty
phusi and1( othlt fevers in its wake.
Senator Irbiy and1( (Congressmnen I,ati imer,
McLaurini, Talbeurt, Strait and Shell have
prepairedl the folliow ing slate for Presidenut
Mtharal, I )r. Sampsonilt l'ope'~, of N~e wvherry)
Il)istrict Attioirney, ('ol. .1. 11. Eamrle, o
G ;reenivillIc, andl tor (Collector of tie pol rt at
Ileaufort, A. M. Yonmuains, oIf I lampton.
Prtesidlent (levelaund has said lie wvill stunsh
slates andii t his is one lie will triy his hand
on.
Section 1. 'Tha."t the ('ounty' Comi
mIIis(ier o,f Pickens County be mand
they are hereby, authorized and re
qtuir'ed to divide the puhhIle roatds of
the said County jito high way districts
of such size as thiey may deomt adlvan
tageous, and1( appolint ain overseer for
(eh district, and assign such hiands
to each dlistict as they maity sPO pIrop
or, having regard to the residece of
the hands so assigned.
Sec. 2. Every~ person)u s0 app)lointed
overseer, unless exempt from rodIf doi.
ty, shall be required to servo as horo
inafter provided, and any person re
fusing or neglecting to servo when
appointed shall forfeit to tho County
the sum of twenity-fivo dollars, to be
applied to- the permanent imnprova
ment of the roads in-said Cunty, as.
herein after dire3ted. The term of
offic of such overseer shall be for two
year. from the date of his appoint.
mont; buht annh ovamaner tihn1' nue be
compelled to servo more than one
term.
See; 3. The County Commissioners
f said. County shall furnish each over
Perwitht a list of all persons liable 'o.
oad:duty who are assigned- to work
ipon the highway district ever which j
uch overseer is appointtd, and it
hall be his duty to warn out such A
'ands at the time and places designa.
ed by the County Coin missioners
mld at such times as the exigencies
if the weather may necesitate.
Sec. 4. Tihe County Commissioners
hall require all persons liable to road
lut.y in said County to work upon the
)>1l)lic roads not exceeding eight days C
n each year, and it shall require eight r
1ours of actual work to constituto a
days work under this Section.
Sec. 5. It shall be the (uty of each
versee'r to keep a list of the hands
mder his contirol and note the hours
if actual work which each band does,
ind to return to the County -Comuis. A
ioiers after endh 'orking ordered by
hem a list of. each hand under his J
:ontrol who workR, and the number
>f hours lie has actually worked.
knd lie shall also keep a list of such 0
inn1ids as refuse or fail to work, anid 01
Meh return shall hosworn to in whole
>r in part. and return the same to h
he County Commissioners, and shall
y oathi attest the correctness of each
o kept and returned by him.
Sec. 6. The County Oommissisoners
ihall direct the times of workiigsaid
roads, and he place inl each district
it which >rk shall -begin, and the
iverseer a each district shall pro
eedto w rk the roads under his
harge thoroughly as he goes.
lie shall make the roads at least 1(6ij
feet wide, when practicable, and sHialt'
protect them by suitable drains or
post fromi interferance by cultivation, it
Sec. 7, The Comty Cojmmission ers.
shall provide such overseers with suchi i
Iumbl)er of picks anild scrapers as they
may see proper, :n(d such overseor
shall be responsible for the custody of I,
the same. All hands warned to work a
tIhe roads shall blring with tlem a hoe,
shovel, or other farm tool, as directed
by said overseer.
Sec. 8. The provisions of existil-n v
laws relating to the workiig of hig.
ways shall remain of force in said]
Couity, except so far as they may be
Modified by the provisious of this
Act.
Approved December 24th, 1891.
[The road law published week e.
fore last is the law in thi.s State and'
applies to this county except where
the above act conflicts with it. About
the only dillerence we see between
the two is the repeal by this act that
claMe in the luNw heretofore published
which exempts an overseer for two
years from road dity after he has
HVerled one term. Preserve this paper
it may help you in the future.] Ed.
ah e Ne w Yrk Financil Idictor
pinlts a tab)le shiowinig, among othier
things, the mniIa!ge of newi railroad1s
built inm the SouthIi last year. TI'he to
trl is L, 7:30niiles. Adumirers of Gov
beI aistoniishedl to learni that Suth Ciaru
ina's nmaime does not apjpear. in the
tablo.--Newvs and1 Couietr.
VRelc laIlt lOut
if assuredl by m-e entific mecn that the
world wouhld conie to an end within
the next twelve weeks? The long
promisedl novel of Camihe Flamnmarion
"Omega: The Lamst D)ays of the
World," proves to be oif thriling inter.
est. It is the conception of one of the
world's most distinguished astrsumiers ti
wo'rked out within thme bounmds of"
scientific [posibility. While educat
ing the reader in the most modern wt
phases of science, it is as full of initer- t,
esting surprises as The Araianm Nights 13
EnAtertiment. Thie most interest
inug part (If this woniderful n1ovel -i
found in his description (If thle trepi
dation and( expectation inito whichithe
people of the world are thrown. Im- "
aginme thme conidition (If the stock ox. c
change with a fact of such iimport
staring them in the face. [The (opea.
ing chapters will be found in the
A pril number of The Cosnmopolitan E
magazine. .I
Proibably no novel has ever been
presenited ini anf Afmerien numgzine -
wit h such illuistritamn as accolmpany
Flamnuarioni's "'Ommega,' whmi eon
lmeinees ini t he( April Cosnmopoli tan
In the list of illutst aerar aret to be a
fomud the namesit of Jeanm, Paul
Laurenms, I hiebegrosse, ~I hoin u yo?l1
(1. San unier, (Ger-ardin: u i an ealie.
OIer'k' Nale.
ST1ATE O1" SOUTiI CA lIOLINA, ) g
Cunty (If Pic-kens.
. Iii ( onnmi IIn l'!cas (Court.
Olin L. Duriiant, PIlaintitT,
vs.
,J. D). CuIirton1, (et. l, I e fendan:it .
iBy vir-tue of an enril made,l~ ini the
abhove siated '~ en 0 In 'tub .f \alm
18293. 1. will sell to the hiighest b,id
On Sale-dav ini lM
next , be fore thle Ouri t H'ouse d. or
durmg thu legal huourms for' se th
followimg descr-ibed re.l estate to wit:
All that. certini lot ini the towni (f
Pickensa, on whjich the (defeindanut j
DI. Cumretxon, now liv~es, 04 nt ai i ;mv(41
hail f ( .) acre more or le-ss, on no r1I
side oif mam street, adljiinig lots of
J. HI. Ambler on the east, l'st (f [ li.
hui Griflin on the norith, Dr. vi. ,j
Branmlett on the west and main 't meet
on the Sonth.
Terms cash. Purchaser to, pay fo,r
papers amnd for recordiigthe sani.
Clerk of Court.
March, 31, 1893.
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If-t Oc W ELDON,
1)ENTIlSTS,
Min Stri et - (uE EN \'II.,,E, K. C.
(;its given every Thursday and Friday, and
th extracted wrolith t pain.
It. FItA NK SMIT11,
I-:ASLEY,
Im now torminently iot' itE;islev. and re
, tfuflly otTers his profes.siolilal selvive. to the
itbhliv geinurally. jan90tf.
'"TIC E OF RtEMO\'A I,.
My lentatl Rooms are now foented in W. C.
velan-s new buildling liver the Saving's
ank utud Felton's look Store.
N M01,1. . W..tWO) ) .S
G..1FE_N \'lI,E, s. '.
cA...I. ISLs,E,
D)E NiTIST',
ffice over Westmoreland llros A Duke's Drug
Store.
lan't f (ilE EN Vu,1,E. S. C.
C'. FI1TzGlIl:z.%,t),
Pt I OTOflt.\t'ER,
;tttF.~N\lLLEi, S. C.
ONvr Westnorelitilt Bros'. lrug Store. Al
ork i1o hy the inMtantameom process. Also
.itke eilh riements from oht pictures to aivy
im. in water colors, eriaymo, Ilndia ink, oil inl
hiin pihoitog,raphs.
f.IOT.KlIRKSEY,
lins permnttent iy loentel in P11ekens anl offers
Im prirfessimmal merviis to the 'itizeis of tit
-wn anId county. 1111iliploimat are froin the
il"ol of Pysicians mn<l Surgeis. of lialt imore
s. and fritn i . i Jthn Ilopkitis, 1891. Was titne
ionths in Nursing and Childs lloppital. Itatiti
nore. 4aiigOim
Better Than- an En
'yclppedia.
'he Mfost WVond- ritl Publicat ion ever issueil.
Pres.i atrd Public.
liticaMa in , U. Ma Combfindr.
& AdoRQMa of AiQriCa.n itory.
A Compliete li';tory of our Giovernmient by A d
iili'trat ioux andi Conlgresses. ,axtest l832 Ed I
ini. 4fxic ihes t largest ever pirinited). Monun
d.oni rollers lit top. and hottonxi.
By speinl airrangemenxts with the pulishrers
'inre ableh to 'ibtaiti a hullsmber of the above-I
ent iioled ixt i, anel p ropoilse to fo unish o to
hb of iulr thsl.'ribe(rs. Th'iis Nap is a niecsi
ill every homile, schioiil or (illicio, and wIltlit bex
eIly deisirnble to refer to daIly d llrimng the
minzg juii lit ilimpaigni, axn it ttiientes ai Av
itoie Pvery' iniportaint fact iconeted with the
stoiry of ouir counlt ry and A meriennI piolities.
fT IS 1In. ilLE MA P CONTIA INS
A l)hagrams Showing all of the Political Part
ri. lxtiG.
A -Dingramn Showing aill thxe Presidentsi nr>d.
ibiniets. II l .
A~ llinkram Shoiwing the Political Complexion.
each t'ongress. 2x061.
A ligratae Showing the Creeds of the World
A D)iagrams Shotwinrg the Standinig A rmixes of
jib Nilitili. 13x 10.
A itgrmun showing tho Naval Tio:ixage of
'oh Nition. Iax il.
A ( 'pliete Mapl of the World. l3x'!0.
A ( 'iiluph-!te .\la. uf time inited States, lIanid
'Natlly A t' l16xl66.
A Maii; uf 'ntrat AmIerifn. 10x t0.
.A \liap Af .\b-ku. lux 13.
A Man- of Nat ht A frieni. l0x 13.
A Milp uf i'ppier N ubia amid liabesh or A by.vi
A Map, of Pecrstia, A fghiastian anid tteluehijstAn.
A ('xltuliuteu Map of theo Solar System-llest ev
It I'T1 'il l'" A ,1, T'ill l' ltESIf)E NTS FiIONM
WA iil INGT.'ON TOf 1 ItIiSON.
ii also givs tn brIef:
Thli Istory iof I'oloial,x Politres.
'Tihe t tistoiry of lietvolutionlary PolItics.
Theiiistory of thieConfedierationm.
Thei listory of the U.jti. Glovernmenet by Con.
T liihteuy oif thet E'. FR. biy Adini strattionsi.
.\ 1 eariiysis of the Fe~deral Governamnt
\'numbh!i-luit ist is onm Debts.
\'t itr bh- Stat istits onm ttev'enue.
\'n innbh-i Stat is tics on Ex tiendiittures.
Th litoBry iif utll l'i ticln Ptarties wich el have
-li it ini ti couptry.
A iihrIiifiii tiable of 319 of the mo.st h n
1,ta1 iventls from thme i)iscovery of Amiferi'ix
Ihi' uresent ity.
''Te piub lihrst prIce is $5.00 which is very low
i-'li-rinrg its meits, but. we in tn'eition
,hi seinel of tie lemulin plitshers in alt the
iite. have beten foirtulnate ill arranlginlg for
iiih toi Il urisht ait Onily 90) CentS eiaih idel Iver
f ret -to anyi patrt osf the United States, as fol
1,t To lily nlew sunbsriber.
-i.'L Tliny renoewns ilsusriber.
ti To iany sbcribiun er now in arrears who pays
ii *llanry 1st next.
\I t he- lishfaters limalt the time they wxilt fsur
'Ih the lu-i ips at thte low piries, we advise aill
iii deix-re to niiil themxvhen of4 5 this oppol;rtu-.
ty ii ttiend to iit at oncec
WEEK IY
COURIER-JOURNAL!i
ENRY WATTERSON, EDITOR.
EliDHKOCAT!C PR miE
SI ist ( 'ene .News,
I lle't StorIes,
"i' | Itet M i,eellany,
S ittU | I. Womenil'S and itldren's D)e
I tmn prtmneit,
I- |lest A1 niwers to 4 orresponxdtt.
't It Del)partmxent,
It gives away a valluable premium
fry day fur .the rargest club re
'ived.
;lmpjle copien of the Weekly C'ourier-.Tourto
1t Ibe sent tree to anuy add.resmsm. WVrite to
21-,10IN!L CO. Louinilla. I,
Combination
itest Sprig Attractionk.!
y li Every Depart
o, the Determtn
lity to Make
PRICES !
ith the best and handsomest Spring
liko them". Styles and Fisihions the
right prices. Don't fail to see our
le inducements offerod in
CLOTHING, HATS
nishing Goods.
Sea ior. Honest Goods that Possess
Honest Merit.
> Every Customer. Profit, Because
to the Buyer. Pleasure, Because
lityi and Style.
ko-inyour Spring buying if you so
of
)THSCHILD,
(wreenville, S. C.
fe) UR I1) ' 4V
TA h -7'T) I* IT
0 UR SE]-ED,
Other daders who sell
cleiaper than everybody
ele, will not savi'e yol
over 50 cents oi the
dollar. We positively
5ave 1 50 ceits onl the
(1011. Competion e
fied.
Our itd. Te-tted,
Beat on Earth.
We have an expert test
er, who from the feel
of the seed, can tell ex
exactly what. size Cab
lae will be. Everv
seed is felt, by our ex
pert And nothini Sold
that will prodnce less
than a 100 lb. cibhaige.
Other seed as carefully
selected ant tlhe 1efS
sold to our competitors.
We have a record left
by "Noah of ol" of all
vari(;.ies taken into the
"Ark." We have all
these as Well as all the
noveltiea added since.
No maDnure' or lI
hor requirel
Each crop leave the
soil richer than before.
SLOAN BROS.
41e eeville, S. C.
LOOK OUT!
For Blowers and( Squalls. It Rauins,
Hails, Sleek ts il Sniows, aLnd its
Mightty Sto,rmyt W~eathler.
All thle bad weather (donl't keep the
peop)le fro.m (comling to t.own once antd
awhiile. So wh'len thieyi (1o come leaCLse
tell them] to rememCtber I have
Just Rceivwed
wd am receiving every week, Flour,
Sngar, offee and have got the best
AIuseo)vado0 Molasses and New Or
Leans Syrup I have ever had.
1. have received my second ship
ment of Plows and3( they are moving
:>ut. The prices tell.
Now it is about time to think ab)out
planting Peas, Irishl Potntoes and1( Gzar
dIen Truck generahlly. I have a large lot
c>f Seed1, both cheap alnd high pr1iced.
Comeband get sonme and p)lan]t a good
.iardeni. It will 1help to keep time
prices off and its riighty handy any
way.
I- am still buying Hides, Bees Waxc
Rind all Country Produce, and will pay
as much as anybody for them.
I. want eggr bad.
A. M. MOR RIS.
Lot of corn and fodder for saile for
cash.
WANED)! NAiES!
l'lisheI<l tat A itl ta, Ga.
Ian A Irently 150,0090 subsc1ribetr The t,nLry.
est Oirc ult itdt (f \ut ~~cy Newspapi1er
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WVEERLY
Its AgrulNItul Ie pa r't mues t
in-lhe best. in the hind.
It WVomunn an ,d Ch.iIldren,'
columns are of unusutal dmuresMtICtilt trist.
I tM Sp,ec*al Fea'ttur UeM M cos tre
money than is pafid by ANY TEN' Sothl
ern) paperCs com.bineCd forg generail reading
miatter.
Its. News Colunxn Cover the
World.
Bill Arp writes for it.
Dr. Tahnuage p)reac(hes for it.
JToehl(Chanduler H arri s (Unele Itemns),
Wallaec P. Iteed and(11 Fiat. k L,. Stantton arle
regnltirly empilloy3ed by it.
A. M. Wier(Sarge P'lunkett) has a.week..
ly letter.
Mark Trwai n, Robert Louis Steventson.
Ilundyard Kiplin.g, Frank 8sockton ,.Rlichard
Malcomtb .Johns140Dti, an the best, lit erary
.enius of the world contribute- to its col
IT 18 A MAGAZINE I
AND EVERY ISSUE IS AN E DUCATOR:
NiY$1.00 AHR
Age.nts wanted . in every locality. NVoney
for agents In workIng for it.
NENfl FtSAMP'LE0IEs.
MEND) G Ivng the atressesa of Vonraelf
Mix anel five neigbotra whot wantt free- ('Dp.
Il BI les- CP/W rite for aigent-a terms.
JI"luba of aix fotr Five D)otlaru a year.
A<tdlress
d'ONSTIITT N,
BfWAR OF FRAUD.
0n LV ft. 0am et
.hny u UY.
U1*1
iseaw
madq
WILL
WL,02P
Will give exclusive Date te shoe deal
UMv tu. WeriE caaogu. Ifnet for nale
1 6.ele and wJ3th wanted. Pentngo Free,
Wl. T. MCI
1fy. B. MORGAN, C
Carpent
GItEENV
ilaye received their i
BULS" Tr
GARDEN
I'My your seedt
goo(d garden.
ana
,91MMOND &DA~NVILE , to CO,
v. W%. 1iniid1kii)i r uvlie ibin l''oster, Itevelver,4
CO 1I\IL\ A Ni) (MlE EN ViLE,
I) V I SION.
Coid nsel S heiliule inl effect Nov. 21), 1 9.
Triis run by 75th 3merilinn 'ite.
Ietween C:olmilbial, Isklevi:n nu-iki Wihait1 I1.
N-.T.TIONS. .N~~~~
.'i m ..... I..... Iv i lnihin A r .........
. . ........... . h ton .............. 5. i ,
12.2 ... ..........1n arin i.............. .
...... ........ _... 'S pw ity. . .. .32pm
1 1 .............. ewh rr ........... . 4.11p m
I.0)pni............... It-N-nn. .............. 4.101 pmi
I.16pm ...............hp peI .............3 MUpIm
.' .......... N inet -Six . . . I.. 1. n,
'!.50 m ...... ..... i reen woo4l............ 2.5a0pmn1
:1.I1. 1 ...... ....... liptigt-4..............2. 2 p m
3.'i_7pui............. Ihiahl - -......... .3lpm
L. ien 11 ........... 1141nenile .. ........ I.5spinl
:. 5-~.. .. .......... Ir Itellon fv........... 1. Wipn
4.05pmll........... I,%- viic)ti .\ . .. . .. . 1 3n
I .'5p m il..............unLl t1.oll............. 1.1511m1
5 18 111............ .'..< to ............ i
f... pm.. ..........\minir Sne I.v...... ....1.1Ipm
t.:r'isin . .........,% svnef,i Ar...........I i.5 n
5.01p.in. . r G- i l l i v fl.i. .2.0vn.
ilet -h1 .6if.r. Iet,1 a mid (1{~ t'in , v{{il
_________________ Inc ily. _______
Nd. 1-. ~.' .v ii Nv . I
ol.im. . . y . rb'i . r......... .35pm
I .:Ipin............\r lI ;lton L,...........4.05pm1
:i 1:11.ta..........Lv lIIto n .\r........... .25pni
4l.(rum.. . r u lliamnstonz .\ r. .ir!pm
-........... .... .......*1Ater ......... ....12. !5pm
5.(NIpin.......re<moo... .....u1p
lietweeni l'aricIin, iroI*unebfl..\ * .tn tl
Si rinnbu lt;rg.
No. I3- 8ST.\ Tli>NS. No. I.I
i.5.ti .... Lv < hnrl,e t'>n .Ar. ...1.0n
S.Iin ... '. , h it bin ........ ..I -.'tpin
4....... ..........---...\ to ~ .... .... ..' p
5 '2:I.:n----..........'arlide. .....I -iin
... -....................antig.. .... ....II .-6r
............... .lkm.... ..........I I7pm
I.:. :........... Plcol.t ....... ...... .44pmx
6.r.im i....A r Simartacnbuirg I,v...l20pmii
10. 10pm..........t r Ai.\hviIlle Lv......7.0am
lietweeni Niwberry, Clinton andi Lamurens.
I)b.ily Except-Suniny,.
lII.21hu..........v I'ilumbbhlt .\0 ....... .5pmi
(00m..;......New herty*............tu.0pmn
3.0lin........... . bivI'lle.......10. .5ami
4.3lApn........... r I.icma%n... 0..Man
4......m............t r I e . v......95a
.et.w..n........s.. tar A I.,vt.~ bhevl.45
Ni. I.No. 12.
3.00pmi...I .oii. ...diif
3.3~>pini...........1r iill7 5i
(.hn... n .. .hn i,SclL In1( ~eIta
No. 9 iT ri T 10l . N o. 3').
ti45,nI. ilo'iche, . r.....2.ipm
II Oni...VIriiu','isb.10....20.00pm
No. 49No. Il.
..3;.u Iv .InlinlIs .\r....75m
5.1the....Ar Abbv,imle I,v..... .00a
Connections iviii out ln<mIalod
i .4n n.u..,. . a. i- . . 1.l 4h) p.\r....1. i. 4.V0pm
C'3ht.. IIv.in ...: Iai) nh 7.1p..ii.. ....1.l(hn
'l30ii... .':v Cievilumbia A ..... 4 . u 9v.00pm
10)1p. i... ....A.rl' Iaaih i ,. ... ..40 p
Tlrainis Ieny'e SpeatAbrg A . ii ivNo. ii isin
taiule<. lim7it. ii, 12.uthbouin . ' o nth .i .. 8 ap.
mi.., 7.13 p. in. V tbueiinie ): etb ua
i'.t Ni.i'. pvaact,.10 il 7.ar no. m.i , 1r ilen
Ti ns. 12 ve i Gi r eevil e. (~.,l A . & (. 'liilin,
l'aro usA.'talin.,t.l os. I n., I.0 (etibtil-J
I<i in te<, no1:11 o tahom , g . 0n. m , .3 p. .
1'13 p. . ( estiIle . li ite lI W IK
Tris (eveSen' M ia, ii.i Inivii , I')rth
n (a 1. t I'moni. Aen . ilvaislio. Pu). n
Pa 1' e r oln traii Nos. 13 an<lt 4 betweni C -
LuminEI anEEDSaranurg. NE TALE
Ge'tSpeinedet,Horumbi, o.,
A .1't AS N Gen' Pn.1 IA t. T. hn,,
TUIOtW. A. TUitO,
Ge'tPn".A en.aincon, 1. C.
.T;uurSry,,5Ib.\.\93
TnIii rille at nter, Washiigtoti 11).I ton
Appl t l .1 E. ii, )(.S T Ilri. y
Janar, ib vl. ikenw;s, S. C.
Agencyto for1
wthfoutexatingh l>i any reIfno wre year
MleN8v Ph'ken1is,ODWY,NM Vo.C.
Oldat ureu L cinJtt(fltgI Americn
Uvey atnttaknitbyAgncys bfortbfr
thepuli b aotCOPYvn RecofCHTre iiithe
OLarest bure1a foro accrn ptestin AmrteA
world. rendid. ill Iii lI t
nman shtl be wthout'.
rer $iJ. 50 j tb5. A w e 5
UELlaans. Eadway. * &w vn.e .
F. DOUSLM$
ewed so-ta i o
wilo 3no CO, l
es,smooth inside, mnore comfb
;h and durable than any otherfleoe
it the price. Every style. Equa1a
shoes costing rom tor
e fl*wing- are of' the- saame high sadu
erit:
.00 and S5.00 F'ine CW,u:rSe
a o Police,. Farm re a5lette
4-o50, $2.2 and Z for W
$2.00 and $v. for Yolaths mn*JoY#,
$3.oo-Hand-eewed,
oand z.o dngo;
. 5 for Misess.
IT mU A DUT"
to gt the valu
footweer by
36. DougasI= : w
reprosent the beat V*
at the prioes advow
sthfousmAns Oms
. t. Doyou.1
WOO
ers and g neral: e anEweireIhave
ae by
"ALL, Pickens, S.. C..
fentral, S. c.
er Bros.,
LLE,S. .,
lock of
-9FRE-H
If "R E 811
:- SEEDS.
>f them and base w
Iter Blros.
TERI CHMOND I DANVIL Is
r. V. Iluideko, ,r & en Faater, Itecel.
Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line
Division.
Seliedult Iii effect Nov. ' 1892.
NORTUTAOUN;. No. 38. No. 10. No.
En:tern Tim. Daily. Daily. De
Lv. .\ Itata iF.. T.) . .. . l2.45pm 9.20pm 8.01
tu l e .. ........ 9.52pn 8.44
".N.rer.......-... ........ 10.03KP111 8.61
4 luhith ........ .. ........ 10. 13ipm 9.0
Suwanee........ ........ 10.23pn 9.11
i ford........-- . ........ I0..7pm 9.21
1lower),y tranch....... 1.5;pm 9.4.
"Gatinsville...... .2.13pm nI.1Opn 10.02
" .ln............. 32p1 t i uOpmZ10.2
HeIlton .......... ........ 11.381pm 10.30
" tol-.... b................... 12.05ttn 10.51
" M t. Airy ........... ........ 12.09am 10.65
Totena ............ ....... 1.:ram 11.19
Wet iiunster... ....... 1.17alm 11.66
" l(.t'.e --.......1.3am 12.25;
"enttral............. ...... 2.amn 1.20;
" aMeys............. ...... 2.42am 1.M1
" .reenville ...........,08pup 3.',nm 2.26,
" Greermr............. ...... 31am 3.001
" Wellf r .... .. ...... 3.1v0n m 3.W
uSpartanburg ....... .0pm 4.09am 3.48;
" lifton ............. ...... 4.'6amn 4.081
('Owpens.......... .... 4.30nlu 4.111
(ifineys............... 4.52m 4.42;
Ilaeksburg........ 1.48pmt 5.09am 5.031
"(Grover.-.....................8nmi 6.25;
"fig's MounitaIin...........5.34am 6.35)
" n na..... ...5.57nim 8.06;
."Lowell............. ...... 0.8amn 6.202
"1eIIeinoung......,.......... 6 i7nm 6.32j
.\r. Ilharlolte..... 0pm 4a 7.003
- orruwane. ij o7$. 11. No.
jaly. Dai
I.v. 4 ha~rotte............35 m,tll 1.2
-I elle'nonit......... ..... ...i 25pmi I 1.42.
-----------. --. ..1 33 pmil.152,
(tllnia-------.....1.46pma12.02.
ne ihs .\l,untale --.---......2.1 1pm 22.28.
(.inver.-..---.-.-..--.-..--.....22pm 12.4m
baILksbt.UU...10.48)m1 2.3'7pm 12.54,
a ffney s.. ...... ....... ...25pm 1.26.
riit u-- .. ...... .... ...3.3pm 1.39.
S11tabr......I.37am 3.38pm 1.16.
W eliford ........... .......4.00pma 2.18.
(;,r,.rr.......... ... ....... 4.1pm 2.36.
G reenv illo. ... . .... 12.28pm - 4.42pm 2.07,
,I.al.eys...,.............,...6..gpm 3.86
Central... .... ...... ......6.0pm 4.10.
Senca . ... ..... .... .... ...3pm '4.3.
,W st inter...... ... ..6.48ipm 4.68.
l'c o .. .. .... .. 7.2 pn 1 .40.
Mt. Airy..................8.0pm G.I5:
t:.irnela....... ... ........0 m 6.15.
leilton-..-.-.--.-.-.... ...9.261m 6.41h
Luala........ .......l3.pm 9.28pm 0.43.
Gain.esv~ille..... .... 3.3pm S83pzn 7.07,
I'llowery bta nch.. .. . ...... . 9.2pm 7.20i
liauford --.. ... .. ...924pm 7.38,
Iluwnneei...... ..... ..............7.62,
Nruths-. ... ..... .. .... ....9.50Opm 8.03.
..r..r.......-.-.... .... .... .... 10.03pm 8.14.
( hn,n bIeo ... .... .. .. ...... 0.pmn 8.25,
.r. .\ tlIhutt1 a 1E. T1.) ....5pm I I.00pm 9.00
Nos.. 9 and! 20 P'ullmnan Sleepers betwcon All
ta and1( New York.
.Nos 31and 38, Washligton and Southwesta
\ estiuled Linited, between WVash.Ington *
.\ tlanta. Th.rouigh P'ullan 8leepers betwt
.New i ork and33 New Oreuans, amixo between. Wa
mngton.111 and StIllphis ia Atlanta anid IBirmi
ham. Ob.oervation, car between Washi~itn
New Orienns.
NoN. 11 nnid 12, 1'mllmnnRfe lee
twgen lashimgton, and Atilanta.
I"or detaIled Information as to'fucal and tb
thne itale, raties amn:I1'Pullman Sleeping car
erivatlions, (confer with local agents, or addrea
W. A. TURK,
enlPs.Agt., Washin.gton, D. C
Ass't Gen3'1 P'ass. Ag't., A tlanta, (A.
.1. A. DODSO)N,
Superintendent, A tlanta,.Gs
General Manager, Wasliington, D. C
SOL, IIA'AS,
Trraflc Maniager Washington, D, I:
THE~ ATLANTIC COAST LINIR
P'ASSENGER1 DEPARTMENT..
Wilnmington, N. C., Jtan. 29, 1898.'
Fast Line between Charleston and Colum
and3( tipper South11 Carolinia and Western No
C!arohlina. ConadenIsed Schedule:
Going W est. Going. Eh
*No. 52. STA*T1ON.S . ago.
6.35anm...Lv Charleston, S. C., Ar..10.0
.....3............... anes.............40.
94.-13am. ............ Suter....,........7.5
am55ii. A .. r Columbnlia l,v.. ...0;
~-p.......... .... ...rosperity...... .... ,4
138pm.... ......ewhberry,........ ..4;
.51p - --.....G e nw o 2.11
3.23pm........... bbeville..''''''''''.1.4
,. 52pm--. -....At e s ......''2''
--_I-l.. A tbanta............8a
5. 10pm.....Winnboo ....~ '1154
73tlm.... ....harlotto,.N. ;..... 9.35
4.1 .... :~..A-ndrso.--......... .5
1.4.50pm.... ........enville.......21
6 m......Spartanb~urg......10.20i
tI.05pmll.. llndersonville, N. (.... 8.06,
0D. 10pm1.....seil,.N 7... .700
,*lbtily Nos 52 and 53 solid tr'altin ~
(lharleston ande ColIumiA, S. (:
?li Mi PIMERRON,
A'ass' Gen'11 Passenger A genI
. Rt. K1ENL,Y, T, M.1 EM EHSON
G;en'I Manager. T ratlic Manage,
Ensi-ey, Sl* C.
Rolliis your~j patronnge. WV.il1 pay yan, 3'Ij
(Cent. Iti rest onI deohlSits fbr poriodas of' thi
mon1lthsX, aw11l 5 per cent, for peribds of
mnthgls, haterest to commence on lirst of mon
sNleetlang dlate of dep osits.
Depjaoits alre paIyIble on demand witho
nlotice. W. M. 34A(10OD, President.
U. F. l.ENJ H iRDT V. President
w. c. SMIT', Casier.
LADIES ONLY.
,lIR. D)!MONT'S FEMA LE REGUNI SFi
iIhL .8 nre aI-vn gs safe and reliable; 12,00 tes
mtonlals from ah over the world. Hloware
dagerc,n. substitu&ten nnd Imiittfona. 'Ir
*2.00 pert I-nekage. Sent by mail soen rely seal
from obs,ervationm. A ddress J)r Rt DeMo '.~
98 8 llalstead Strcet, Chicago, ills., I -A
marI0thet3 ly