The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, August 17, 1893, Image 2
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PICKENS SENTINEL
PICK EN S C. 1t., S. C. [
J. E. BOGGS, Proprietor
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TIHURSDAY, AUGUST 1 7. 1 93
'1thu new district attorney, W. Perry
liuriphy, is giving genlerail uatitinelion.
lie comies u1)p to the expuctatioll of his {f
iends and political admirers.
,.Ty.eare 1410.00u: um0of00
Coined Pilver. hf li,qn iln thel. Tria r Y
plirtment todty, h1-:n-dAl 'ym,q) n-i
Visions of the. Shinn ait, T
vided that tlw ;- 1-r incilhl hib
every monthi f,,I :t d :t 1't:
ounl(e.s of S.iv h Ind (.in
lionl inlto iin- d.1. o h!1 .. F , :.-- 111' ,I O q l
has l . I . hAI r fil a t h . i n ,i ori ris .f
thle lict the g velt'n h n toph' i
bullion ad aita iht r lti -'I" .
It tnd Presi I'u ah-vhe rn<-aa.r i on
t le fourthIll 4f the - NrI .r. I i h
fillf If intur - t Ilit al (-I ai it zIlNia y
flhe farmers' .
Reall thi a ' i: lie i y a
Sve the h ad, u sen:v thl r iin it
"T fat- ai-s ab v - l a h
w !in.d l lwra l a d-- I; -a lit.v r
ri at t hnd. -' h In a t na- in p r -t t
uil- s he ub at whieb agts vi I.t!\
i,~ I!"ti. l "r! tai,atii IOW ''ttat ia ia
ur he fV.e -ka at ti wI 'S liEf, 0 ." 1
W henl ie vil- 1f u0.an d ' ii. '
nil w pet- r yl ;;1;.IT ih I li
TI he ( i.a I i a a p .tv et I -I- I
lue'ua. ti l of alus ;aa-ii hi tV t i.-l -at t(t
ahe Iwrt. i a 1- ui - l y : N \hr - -1 1 .
rel,ey limd hlt v- I . m ; I .e -ei ,.I
its, corrvi tion--i pracli-1lY i !f0-en e f. l r t
liIct r6 ics fIr" or. ii n i - te kf ta
v a tith a ld.t - -. it mic I atitl. Tili f:"il-. . i
in- him Ii., .is ndi i n wli ta lho rt a:n vi (- l .
tiln, for hIe enn n l wah r p e l t at 4)r- il1 it.
tnlie s of (< lls ther 1 n lo h en h a,taais lai n r. '
if t h at'l~ I raa-ea of ti aii-i-a1 t h
ithe Alaen Pe' Advoiae 'nI t
'itrv iaxata- at ha- aitia--attalita lt- :t a Yitit
w a% t faat f:ir tlv tve 04l. a. K. N lrriq m t t
all the ime in 11d oal i l' a nr l iOU for
t(.ret
him. It labrq..; StrI l IV lly Sh4\w tat
W.Norris ik "nioltia lli seviker inl the
sesein-Il which tie term is trenvrapt
used.' ate es inl which Ithe te rml
jis generally Used in these dlaysi welAnti
ity Col. Nixrris !tila ofice sveker and(i
IIatS Onet Atd. WhR1eIL-ver We lcar a inan i
[jay the-se. days thatt hle wnvlts m) olcvie r,t t oul
le is vo!vtet t) servv the p h in :m!Y wvIth I
tay if it ht olyv a trAtw of an mwricnbur- j.
ial Collage, h can,Il y af he au a t -w Its h l
I,eryr anxiOull 14)et thC fatt( IA )O V :ll e 1en 1an
t a
tind-t,ll.
We hah a I l I It-ot 1aa:-.aV a ( i. NI r- (" h al
tat 'it i,! bu w stt a e theum 11 ha a he
wlila nuta a a I a~ hit 1c 1 b-wont'e lae
Ftair. One -a i ~ a l:' f'
he gnt uhn~ m'al en. . 1 a! a the"ia.wn
ilovemtfaenta-it bt pi ahisaa aw I'a iti.l n i h
otevtt m: y terelr weI h)-ai-ata tNortd Ia
Tha hia vti< t romaaa-ia \\: rat-aa Tlt u
ing*i tr-ao l a ve t 0 .e pr1 a . . . a ta- a
Ien h laa taaia:.n h -.a a i w 1. ' h a . e n
tneay about-a I'aita ldcda o h
tinelof !a.v-- toa be a Io ual by ia n-. if
cus 'andIX1 rahed an areement a to athe dis
al.-re nen hitfl tated: that the free-a .
lver men (aa it -vo 'ta,n t a aa~it~tia Ia
fiaim ita con'a -t f a tay- -'i' 'l In
lwyat :a:rt tt h aa.ti t t at - I o iaa ila
11. tan fi.ied atria day t la Ia n,
ive ain Con\gna ~a a miea'1-i to 'v, i i
altng thtjai it th-i at s wlh'a.la a' I a
aa la' m a. If a1 laaaaver al. i:lt e1at tall
het- uals w ai t aiv a1if ou fo. h .t a- aa I
tLt OK kta nr ltt han -r Eam n- Ii e a
atollhat., ol e I ie l! Iai- tv
fo h era(. iff . Ia 'iaiit th at aia ih i
tofl thi hn to t iti ne w- tr> ritIlia l*at
wh< re he we raatintwi tit--sallnbIti
th mey is ayta qt tar rth-, rt Ii
lig ttt r e aot ftha ee houra . It f' ra-haiti.
thmt know ha he wa il-ns aui~t tota a. ieI
taeingtijt m iigei frttl the i t lie atid
fttt the olderlapeople his,bt presenj ta .
thier ent- l li Snle was ul It.t fartgli
teoughtC to thtrika tai atr thisl plae.
hif there tor fany blindrt Itige,t-If 'ail thire bo
ityh had t.cover ere tooeil t orsso thtat l
hLouhk ot for them. t wis reporlted f
that wee ohadlu hini our towlaidg trhe j
mhougntlt ails anaen l thte coldt
awful aIry.thmt int they il atilt la wat
fold gohe evrtin hCt t I.ills,bt rhavly n la
othecro foguid te buthssmhren nott 1ais cP
naquidr w oit onk athevey wil he fr f.
the thol wak uni thisteek 11( all th iey'
himl doim es fmliarizo ielf wAitha themI~Wi
eveIn thethr thr tooid forths onCantf
Look ut forae little Tiey l we aor fu
awful dry. aIn ate will r j1anyl rie ant
danrou frihmtotcl hemunanc
L('chl of ."ethodtItja? I ]LcjeL
Cot k nty,
Y W. A. Lesley aut Rev. N. U. iilien.e
This sketch does not c-)mprisc
>mplete or aceurato hist.or, If Met!
li-ml inl Pickeis county, for it is n
[" Ny to st-ate the exact .114' NIen ti
st. Meh.1imlist preacher set foot o
IC SOi of Plick(<is coiilv. Bt
1nd41vierfill pmchs imlark the hist,or
Method )ism ill L1ii il muntalin rogil
1)1m1 th! year 1788 to) the year 18
The,- pione--rs of Aehdm,how
.vr, d10 not4 mleet with thle oppos
Mn anlld disvourla-cimleit inl this r
ol that wits peclfulir to ma11nc1y place
ki.ir ScItled, aind prleTiotlsly Occu
,Id by other religiousseete Among
le first Settlers inl Pickens county
Aateildinl", Ellime", Ham11bys
IuI;heif, an frd Wilst)ns; comling fronl
irinia an I iwe Carolimitt, wicr
if, hy brilght, Ivth tlim l1c
,14 'h .o le i [,i t) bt filaned in
a1- mh l.l:jc 1N (oe,. What
\ , m Mary, an ethers, anid wihI
- .11 1-f th r gruat. im-n (f G 'wd
F'' 1, 1 'il- ill (,Hther parts of tjit
Ntwi Melatism like ( ]
V.t .VL 'cu (: pin:ga (overCarles.
1'-,. and oh, parts ofI
u.fl Omnes of tIme IoutII
-? .1 1 h i t It lIf M thodi sm
V Mi-t 11,1 il ini pichens coun.
rey J t* bick its far as thle year
r : th yi xear 18 v, ihen the
-f I anli illrdint, Johm
. i!i i ;!1mqn 114)ll-m J-eunes were
i g crilaps touched
i uty ait other files nIild
4 ot 14 1 11ti-ned(, ill 1iov(ihe11b r
y*ir Yt it 0) acc(tlhp',licI by
i eo:sngthe. mounltainli
llorat.n,N. c., to Pendleton,
.41 WVCdlnCSth?y Oeeing, Notvcm
th" B)th they reigned up their
I h,r:,c- at the h1orn1e of Solio
cs, in the Ge rges. Creek Sctilon.
on the folloil day AsbuilrY
elichl tihme funeral of 1oIly Jam11nes,
daughter of their host. The
n1ight was Spent it the house of
utl Burdine, hhere Whatcoat
chdic(l the fthllow\\ inpg day to amauill
regatior, and Ashury adminiis
I the Sacramnt. of tho Lord't
it-r. Abkut this A. 1). 180 \ was
L ti fir.st two Methiodist churche.
'ickens county; Ntw iHope inl tle
Igis Cn.-.i sectit1), nlow known as
iei, 1 1 pai r Springs in the
y Mounainii section, bttweci
loections ovf Tahor and Easley of
dA:. These 'were ride log houses
p!act-s ht wel the unb1lowed
, Iitlleie t hr lighIt and veitili
:al (ccasinadlly giving ingress
gre. fr sit nallor hvs and dogs.
Is at iis ist lialnedt pclae thita
irst cahidistframplround was
visin , mhi s it tirst f i.n- v a
ke bruLht arbors i. Oine i matter' of
,lirri inuteri,t at one olf tilose an.m
gat hinmgs w'at a midight:Ij ser
7, wasL' the .sinin ig, as thei word4.
hoii- h:appy" e-t(., floiatedI out
tll- id.:i:dd~ air, .111l sun with
id im- hlti dit' pmie is. il
I thef clu.br ofitP the sait at
1 ,nn r. k . n- iuothing re.
Sit y bI I i trk i l ( )iifltimo ofh
1i1 h..dli , aI uth phlj i)' wlherCe
II' .a Iy,r i n'g the nec.L
rhbIdn i hi e ilcnd of
PiI~' V eken countyii, as
i-ien,i.\ uthurh llog ' hose,l
edc ntar what. is' fow i knowniasi
rity Here 7the rep5resen) tahtie of
iixliiim did t enjoyii (7cli so muhtch
I asl atI.[c otet ois n id thro.
1s ..E1 i :n fo r Livr.un as
- i'ltIii 51)1 nf ltu-n h adf
'I ii i i l ulmei' commi tyscf
Ii tp u''Iij here., f p iii.on, tan '
Iitl l iitI in1 l nl 31 th :is
1 csc }u' ai tic ll c,y h at wn -
1 ( IeAi of < hi,,hitL. Pthuir,
Ili i ''(1n-m'2 .rbl snerfmin i,nCaf
rI a'llCh m.i ie st lrmi3 o i(lill
itrvs ()emos. Thic in clffectI of
s iir min at t vhitm and prlacea
Estrution or ivershalisml( ashi
ri preatb'rxsoon t.er thliilef form1
:: and hisol ii(dlerstilhi wer:set
1 asii andoc wthout a heppaSrd.i
b oIetho<tism1- in tee prts,o c
LClhines(ing s ear enjsie lve
haal ith reral n wh oe hor n.
1ehodian in Picns 11 ouny, asvrti
as trugh ot or tre bordersn
btee n atrhil vie, ing muchtt 0
rs were fewlltoflbliving tondof( new
nthes yea(lrf8l aeeting.erfulmet
washibehlwin the wodentrar where ii
Tai.o i OwIns. Thviv al. anen-l
be the folowir ofcGr th' whol
paMsor.I
.in tho year 1846 a largo bru1 ar
a bor wis built where, or near where
msley church now stalds and a
meding held by Gorge Aloore and
O Nt t Sit ih. This first meeting at
what thou becamO Pickensville culp
i ground, was one as strange and amus
ing ati it was powerful inl its (ffects.I
At ono of theis sorvices at night, a
Y ftvery st rangO phenomenon occurod,
which created much excitouent at
the timlie, and111 much sPeCilation aftor
wand. Whilo Barnett Smith was
proaching under the power of the
- Holy Ghost, some()tling in the form
of a dovo mysteriously appeared upon
tho left shoulder of the preacher,
and passing from one to the other
disappeared as mysteriously a it ap
paitred.
There waslj also( an amusing inci
dvnt that occured at this m1jeoting
that, baffilled thie works of darkness
ind Pit the enemies of the Lord to
flight. Some very wicked mon had
c-ffected a plan that whilo penctontsl
were buinm prayed for at the alter,
they would frighten the preachors
out of their wits if not drive them
from tho scei. This being under
stood by the preachers, who equal to
111. emergency agreed to get four of
thir loudest piaying Ilml to place
themlves at cactI corier of the ar
hor, and When Brother Scarborough
who was a powerful iai in prayer
began praying at the alter, each nian
ws to joI inl. So great was the sur
Prise thut when] tle praying was over
n1t one of the would be disturbers
coUld be foundo. This meeting closed
with onle hundred inid five additions
to the church. The following
y"m Oliv(t church was built and
dedicated by W. A. 3aimowell.
T welve mile canp-gru,nd was es
tahished in 18:3, dedicated by Dr.
McA1AI thOn Presiding Elder 1n the
HlJAStanC ionference, to which cOn
ferenco Twelve imilt then belonged.
For fifty-seven years or moro God
haS ben meeting vith his peoulo
"and bkssing thom there.'
Eastatoo was another carnp-grouind
familiar vit.h early Methodism in
Pickeus county. This plact was sit
u1t,ed, on little Eastatoo river nlear
what is called Nine Times.
CICUITS.
Count.iei.s in the bygone da.-rn, as
now, did not number their ei'euitt,
but tho circuits nmered their
counties; and Broad River circuit
w(epl ng 1cross the mountains. and
perhap:s covering the greater part of
five or siX coun11ties, was the first to
Occipy this territo, ws at this
tun1ev, tIe year 1N02, traveled by Neu
huln Ellis, a traveling precr of
great p:>wer in his dy. A,promi
nent feature of Muthodlisml has aL.
waVIys been her itinerant mnis*trv.
A icttt'd winistry is a term th-IL
doe nlot hiarmize with Mot.i list t
oimmih t; therefre ceiin prescribe1
inI Piikens~ county Ihas been as uinseL
h-d1 ia hasL~ been lher Iuinistry. Anid
f lh>wing Broad River ini fast sue. r
((:sma n thie %daliI circuiit, Enoree
circuit, R0idy River cirenit, Orpten- r
Pi(kenI.i ( irculit, Pickents mission' P
-i1iu 'n rreint, Glassy Mumntain cir.~ r
In is iI, have all become l fai - T
imr wit.h Pickens cou nty M[ethiodism~
ad occuied territory w ithin her t
vnaimirniinks
Amnong the th it trnyvcling preh
rs in the mind of tihe writer who )
labored in this 'ouint.y with tellin(t
(efct, was .John Chappol, in 1820-304.
Baillon and1( Corban in 1831, and Irar
L. Potter in 1832 -35. The latter,a
th!ongh illiorate as5 heO was, not ))euig
ab1le att first toi read hiis hyrr.ni, wasi
ii grat pn~ver niuider God1 for good. C
I b hually by th[le help Of his wife oh. I
tai:ed a1 fair F.nglish (ducaition, anud F
" ~i Ilabli.-hit a31 largiI i,~e volume21 of his
4(1 by P'arley WV Cl,nney in '3l4 Jis C
Danneully' in ':35. Crzoweoll in '87, 1'
Niiuuuchl m ':38, Mor sad Seale in Il
:39, Me Kib itn '4 h"0, .J. Hi. Zimr S
mian ini '.11, Jihnt r,Trran t in "12, m
MeMain ini h23.:, 8. M. Gureen in "44' E
Alex. Wi. WVallwr in '45, George tm
M0oor( ini '46. The11 lnme of George
Mloore will always hold ai brighut place0 y<
im [the unnils of Metho dismn in Pick- al
enls counIty. Somse of hier most pow w~
erful meletings and in- gathe(ri'ngs of ei
s' uils have beent unuder George Moore. n
Hie waus ai muost 'onisecrauted man, anud X
1had been0) ottn hearifid to say thait. he~ L
hiop.d to) die in the pullpit. with the fi
huarniess on. So it wa while mtakiug -
thle cb'llig pr'ayer a fter preac1hinui at '
Providence rchb, in) Auiderson i a
countfy, the heavy clay~ fell lifelcess in t
the0 pulpit, andi( the spirit of George s
M oore~ wnit to reign wah its G;od.
Followinig Moore int f-1) was W. A, uu
Clarke in '47, willis lb>to in 48, 3
A. 11. McGilv-ery~ and( John Finger in
'41, Samnuel Tlownsend( in I1850)-'5 I,a
A. Il. Stephens in '56, A. W. Walker 1
in '58, V. A. Sharp in 1850-'60, T1. 61
S. D) miel ~in 18G1-'62, F. M. Morgan t
6*, 1). D) Iyars in '5, T. .J. Cly-de I
im'6G, .J. M. Cmulisle in 18;7--'c8, P. n
U. Bowman ini '69, T1. G. Harmon in
1870 -'71, 0. L. Dunrant ini '73, R. W. a
Barbe'r inj '741, and J. TI. Stockmtian '
in 1875-'70. In the year of 1876 J.
T. Stockman wvas suuspenided fr'omi the
ministry and WV. H . Arial was ap. I
p)oinlted to fill out the vacanc.iy. .Jo';
eph Fngland in '77, A. WV. Walker I
in l888 '89, s. P. H. Elwvell in
1880~t '81 8~ '83, W. H. K irton in
188.1 '85, 'J. (C. Davis in 18862-87, J.<
I". Anderson ini 1888-'89-'90 -91.
As the ye'ars rolled by the tiel be-i
bnugwite for the harvest thei
Lord of the huarvet has beien sending
laborers in to thle field until three itin
cuant pireachers residet in her boundls.
Among the preachers itinerant work
fromi Pickcna count.y was Allen HTam- '
by, w~hio was convevred, ji'ined thei
ehmreb and wvas licensqed to preach at t
Zion church. Allen IHamiby wasR onei
of ouIr most devot(d mecn, andl labor. ]
crcd both~ in North n1m( Suth r7a..- t
Iina, loved and holored by aill
know lin. le died in tholower I
f this Stato, in full view of his gi
cus reward.
Thoso still in effective work are
7. Clyde, W. H. Arial, J. W. A:
It. A. Child, C. 11. Clyde, A. S. I
ey and John 1). Major, who went
rrot us last year to tho East Coli
bit conference.
EXnoRTFRS. AND LOCAL PICEA0lE1R
One feature of Methodimn in P
mns county in her oarlier hi.,ury i
mUch rore encouraging than at
present day. This was the mtri
work and sympathy of her uxhorl
ind local preachers. In those d
when the pastor appointed a nicmti
thete the exhorters and local pren
Dra from all parts of the circuit (
,entrated their efforts and turi
loose their artillery UP11 tho host:
sin, and like Aaron and I lurr, ftl
by to 110(l up tihe allIndS of the pa
Lill Isreal prevailed. This str(
Firm of power in our church today
being weatkened. The ratio today
mle to o)e thousand fieven huidi
Din( of the ml;ost famous of those h
,rvachers was WN. Mullinlix.
'vas ualItsLin 'in his mainer in
?1pit aid'ojt., and- many wvere
;ols le( to .JSnn through his inst
neitality. Gideon Ellis, R. N. Mi
lm, .JohnG ozle and Dr. Gilli
vero pronlhiellt alnong t.hose (1(
Dood work ffor God inl L'ickens co
-y, and aill haviig obtained a good
ort went holma . to God.
VIu cainot refrain from referr
n this sket-ch to some of the lt11l
loly lleu who served a: exhorter,
Vh1oso ilemnory many in Pick,
U(thlodimli today ri.so u) to blf
dany hearts today will swell w
motionas wy romiuber the (Xhior
ions, the prayers, the shouts of N
ory, and at last the bended folrm
rallies Porter. F,or almost a wi
:entury he walked with God], lie t
0d with God, le hiv(d with God,
vorked for God, and just before el
itg his on hundred years upon, I
arth he went up to reign with Go
aies Hughes and Charley IlugI
vere mon truo to God and true
heir holy calling, and died in I
[1ith.
CHURCHP.s.
Mlethodism in Pickens cour
hows her onward march, both in t
Werense nmnb1n1er and value of chim
fuildiigs. Pickons has sevenIc
lethodist churches valued at $10,7
a1th a mehership of 1,748. A
mad ar .the centennial year
4ethodism in Pickens colmit y%
riefly review the past and say, G
aS been With u's to the end. T
.ord of losts is with us, the God
acob is our rufug(,, ami with i
(il organized machinery under t
wer of tho Hol Ghost we
11arieliniig oin to colil(u-st tld to N
oy, anid reaclhins beonl(ld ('Iur o
arrow linits, our battle (-y sha,l
lIe world for ( hrist. --Ea'le D
cr'at.
it sems that scni'. of the pir.o
elong to two political pJartiesI. S o
man talking through the C~olmn1
ourmnal a few day~s ago, navsi that t
bilianice will.-stielk to the State 1
iOCiracy, buit iin nat icicd po lities
ill go wvith the P~opihds. W(
'hero will wo, who1 wanit to 1be D.)
crats out ud out, Denv>,crats in i'
ional r!T.irs as well as Stato, atTi
o ? Tlhe P~oi ulicts of thi:i St ate w
old betw;eeni 0 t000 and 4),000 whi
r>ters in a Third Party orgaiza'ti,
nder'I tihe dlisguise of D)omoera<
ierely to sustain the namen of D.omn
icy in Stato politics -Firfildi No
2d Herald.
Are Von Going to timo Woid Fauir
If so, see that your' iicket, remads l
inecinnatti andi( the C. H1 & D). ni
onon-the acknowledgedl "'Workl
air Route.''
Th'le only line out of ('incinnati cu
eting with E. T. V. & (1. and Q.
I rain No. 2, arr'iivinlg Cinciunnr
t:30 p. mi. A solid train cariirvir
rough sleep~ers from ~Jackson viIl
nooiga, Maciton andi Newi Orleans v
. . V. & G4, Q. & 0., :0. HI. &J
idi M.ononi lhiinto to Chicago.
You can stopi over' in Cinicinniati
>uri ticket reads via tho ( . HI. &]
1(1 Monion Rou te, by depsitinmg ain
ithi tihe Mer'chanuts' and Manu facte
's' Assoiation, CMahamer of Cot
erce Building, corlner' of Four'th am
ino0 Streeits, one block fronii Foum
dni Squar'o (the C. II. & D). Iiehe
ce is ini the same biinhi g.) 'TI
naleOi y'ou 1.a visit tIhe picturmesqj
Queen City" at no alddition,al en
imaly. .
Th'le uiiveynd veric (t <>f the travi
ig publ lic is that the lb~llnant Saft
(-stibuled trainus, running ev'ery I,
inlnapois and1( C3hicago, are wvitlh
'rains werei especially built bi
'ulhnian Commpainy for ibhis ser'vi
11( (inblraco) fvey 0 impr)'()oeme
'heir' 'nagnlificenit coanches, IuxiX '
tmoking cars, suiperIb sleepers, obs
Ilain cars:, colii)paritinen1 t sleepi
ars' andlo unelxcelledI dIining carI S
Leaving Cincinnati you p:
hbrough tihe hbeau1tiful Miami Vall
.nd for' twenity-fivei mliles the (1oul
racs'unm through th)e very fr<
loor yards oif the finest suburbl
iomes01 in the 'ounltry. Ihyonid H a
Itonu and np to .ind ifaapois, the l
'i nloted foir its scenlic beauty.
A stop overi at Id ianaptlolicA,
apital oIf Ind(ianal, maiy be obtaLin
'secetaruiy oif the Conmoe'cial Ch
:huis city is more wvorthy of a vi
han ahnols,-t any other (of its size
he WVest. and( offer's the greatest
lucemient to traveler and toui
letween Tndiamnpolis and r'hina
heC line traverses the verv best n'o
%ho cultural and comimercial territory,:
>art the ride is one of unparalld' c
ori- fort and beauty.
Dear in mimi that the C, H. &
T. and Monon Route tiaimin all run
-iat, Burnside Crossing, from which px
A-S. the Illinois Cent'al suburban trr
out run direct to the World's I
nu- Grounds every moment. At En
wood connection im inade vith
electric cars, which run every
ic ninutes to tle grounds, but we rec
vai muttnd all permon11 to go directly i
the th-. Dvarborn Station, which is lo
mg ed iml the heart of the city and fr
which all street car lines 0on)o
aky then go directly by car or dab~to '
ng hotel or boarding place. First lo
c- yourself; know where and how
on- arc to livo while in Chicago.
ied the firmly fixed in your mi
le before going to the World's Fair
od any nuimerou,s convenient ways;
itor cAble cars, electric roads, elovai
railroad, Illinois Central R. R., s
is urban trains and the steinbeats
is ford aoodations for all pos:ii
visitors, anl it is but five minutes r
from the busitiess portion of the <
1 to the grounds. Take your breaki
the down town, buy your lunch iat
rounds, and take your sipper d<
ru- town. . If you follow these suggesti
you wvill save money. The facilil
Ltd- for serving lulch at the Worlds l
Grounds are extra ordinary and
"19 prices are cheaper than at your a
lil- homo, but breakfast and sup
re- should be taken down town, or
your boarding house. The Worl
m Fair is already the most astound
Ile, and stupendous spectticle ever
.11d tempted by any people, and a dv
A visit will afford inore delight and
- struction than ca:- possibly b
tained in any ether way or by
same exp-ndit ure of money. For f
t10- her particulars, descriptive patip
Of lets, rates, etc., address
E. A. Hoovin,
General Advertising Agent C.
& D. It. R., No. 290 WN. Fourth
Cinicinnatti, 0.
he
d- mllany curious and interesting sit
10, are seen on the Midway Plaisal
to this street of all natins, the M (eer
he all visitors to) the Great Vorld's F
at Chicago; but amnolig all its exhil:
the "Palanora1ina of the Swiss Alps'
I ty doubtless the miost highly aIrtisl
h To those wi'ose good fortune it I
ch beel to g "abroad," this panora
111 awakens old ilemories, and to
5 many who have ben less fortin
uid this reallyv graiid painting is a rev(
of tion. It is a perfect representation
we the finIed Dernes Oierlan0d, as
od Would apper ini all the inuiensity
lie reali!y to a sight-s.".1r in the iuid"t
of 0)h- Alps. The illusion is mando 1
ir ff-t, by the outhfulle, of local coi
v ind by tle vigorolls andot Hincero pai
Are inl Of sli arti"ts a Uurnand, P,al
i!- I>vy ani Furt. This vuprle or.,
vN las was paited iU Patis, Frain"n,
be th0 expre.'S P1urpse(4 of exhiihtion
m..th World's Fi,adhsrci
ILhe weil deser1vedA i Ci,iino., of
. |the leadling French amnd American
' itists.
ill
to
to Five Sloau Bros
)o olar Give
Bills 85.00
1(d are for
11llll
A
tle I'PoDi.
if RIoad Thieir
' but Seed1s.
~SLOAUN BR Os.,
>f- a
a
MJorris' Locals.
n- Floiur, Sugar, Coffee, Rlier, C
ut~ Goods, Fino~ Cracwkers and1( (andies.
L*(, Cottonados, Cassimniere, Paii
ut. Shiirts, (Crav-ats, Ti(is, Hospende ,I
115 Notion1i, C'oats' Spool Co~tt( n1, etc.
o HardIwamre !
Plow-s, Sw'eepis, I loe-, I tal:es, As
of aiile, 1Bo)1 s, Ta-ks, Fd1(, Ralt a
MIole t raps.
F*~~ -ino 'Tobaceo0, (Cheap Tubae
Sw(e TfoballLcco,~ in fact nearlyI
nt gradesl& of (Chewiniig illbacco. N ilh
an Lonig Cut Smnokig TobaccoO, the h
nfor' pipe an:d ei: ar-et es. D)uk s' (
": rettes an aU'I1s fino Cigars as5 you (
tinid ini aniy city foir 5 (eents. (Ihl
heO ga. ,11-d (Chero. ts. 'I.'he be.st K
(ed (1s(ne oilI, and Castor oil by the('
lelni or in bo(ttles. Turpen(itinei by
alinn n o is
me0.
lb BRespeCctfully,
woI A. M. PAOD D
I.
Pit. aV RAI
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CHICAGOO,
Tho QuxEN & CRWCNT ROUTE affords the
Ickest Schedulea, tho Finest Equipment,
d tho
ONLY THROUGH CAR LINE TO CHICAGO,
on Arhevillo, Paint Rock Bot 8 rings ad
oxvi.llo, via R. & D., E. i1. V. & %., , -
8. R. R., Loilsvillo and the Pemn( lnes IQ
iengo without change.
Lnothor ear runa from AshevIlle to Cinonamati. 8o* a
ho close Voumneen with alu Chisago liSo6.
Ask for your tickets via
QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE.
Lay Agont of the B. A D., E. T. V. & 9. or Quem dw
aoon Will 6tvo loa nfommao a to oue, MN6
iedulos. eco.
Stop-overm allowed at Cineinnad, LeWsga
lie or Indanapollm.
0. EDWARDS, 0. P. A., - CNCINNATA, 0.
ME RICHMON & DANVLLS R. L
Sauuel Spencer, P. W. Ildekoper and Roubin
Foster, oveivers.
Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line
Division.
Schedule in efect July 2id, 1893.
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