The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, November 30, 1893, Image 3
ICKiNS SENTINEL
LOCAL N.v
.Cotton 7 @ 7j.
-Winter hascome,
Next Monday is saleday.
There are fiftydhree Sundays in this
Rie time to s4w when
eks.
made a business trip to
veek.
the Governor's Message
SENTINICL.
ap, of Georgia, is on n
a this county.
f Andrerson county, vis
T Iin last week.
. J. Boggs of Calhoun,
nown tils week.
iortiley is visiting friendE
n Anderson this week.
.9 robbed John Shockley
ion last Friday of *120.
- to kno1v what the Reforn
nog subscribe for the SIN
t the Methodist church
the pastor Rev. 4. i.
wits lodged in JaIl hist
>osing of his crop befure
wn call at this ofilce and
f the Twelve Mile River
ge uler the diipensary
at Easley this week by
eton.
Lawrence, colored, hilled
Ly seventeen months old
50 net.
>wn last Thursdav hy M.
y public, Charlie Cisson
i Chandler.
cottonl to Pickens. J.
I give you the railroad
lve weighel s' c!11mm11ission.
,onference of the Methjo.
wct at Sumter oil the ;ith
th Bishop Hargrove pre
E. Grimn's sale at Lih
'hat will be the place to
o and take your pocket
ns itnld G. M. Bowling Hr
colored. it Central last
him in Jail to await his
rn of court for gambling.
of hei into A. M. Mor
-1 ougiht to Step in and see
has got for (hr:simas.
e will be glad to write a
you.
I ad.ver tis to hit the pI
4.y ]Imk%( for sa:v and the
v oft, r. lefrwe imAkin:r
r -ad our colhmniis anid hiv
r se who advertise.
bills to lie acted uponl
d ov-r from tbie lasts.
Itire MTet i ng matters and
111ty is one to ieZlall;te Ile
Sditor 1andl one to provide
eV2 charged by the Clerk of
"d ri-V from last year to
L' this svssitn of tie legis.
n albiri,s 't' -heriffs, Ch-rlkb
104 11W C ' VeVYance :Mid to
ni of allI (ees. and c barges
- wimers wVill mieet in reizu.
'lTuesday~ to trian5aet gene-r.
eyiiO a pay out a uile
a ~h:oo. Ii. IAit i'hought thaLt
h ii o nsh pa;i'.ing the
Cr Ly Iminag the top dece
thei oild S iih.ers' pi( ie
0 aZ;i' grat su(ces oif it.
LI if the wveathmer is gootd
* ki' a fiilure. E1'veryboudy
biblled baskets landl enijoy
Itunt, widowv of Wesley
heri hoime neat liiinsvIile
- a sihor t illness of paratly
(I years iibl. 1Ie rin0is
neut'i.lle the dIar follow.
her. N. G. Hallanger con
nha r teram of the Supreme
I ini C hniiai. neuxt Tu'es
athe 15tha of Jainary am!i
>e atllowedl for arigoinenits.
r.a iimissi mi to priaeic mu ttast
bcf ore 'lTuesday, D ecembler
q
of Ilingooi, Birtce &~ Co.
Lewis & Sont, A M. Alorris
ilettI ar'e he ig led ui
icest kind of good'i, espec
goodits. It is not necessary
tricks when yin (tan get
laces as cheap as any~ where.
sti Porter, wife of Unc
died last 'ITursdaLy aifter a
She was a chritiaan and a
ert tifty' years of the Meth-.
She was aLbout 73 years otld
iSaturday tat P1orter's (hap.
-hat, Uu-iiele Smiithy is in bad
* expected to live long.
- Liere ma ino bet tenrIi cloting hiouse in
e utp countrty thain Smith & hlristow's in
reenville. 'They earry a very hirge stock,
ny by wholesale andt ire tiherehr enlabh-d
>scll chieap. Tihey wil pdlease yo'u ini price
~yle, fIt and1( (luahty. Ii youi nieed any
ing in their Itno give themt ai tria. Sei
hiange in their ad. this week iand remL
b'out, their niee ovecoc(ats.
-4Thrle stock of goods and store flxtcire
'f WV. E. Gritllin, nt Libetby, wiltlibe soh
at autctioni aext Saturaday for' esish. Tth
itock consists of groceries, dry goods
Irugs, hardware, hats, sthoes, tin ware
arocke ry of every kinad, cutlery, phi w
andt plo0w stocks, soap, cant goods, bileachi
hacco, smokinig and ceewig andI man
other things,
-Ltheran Visitor: -'Rev. S. JT. Clow
an, an evangelist, organize'd a new churicl
eaIled "Tlhe WVeslyan Met hodist church,
aout six or eighit mionths iago. ini Lth
Pledmot. sectioni of Sourth Cola! ins.I
nowv has ten churches all in South Carlohnat
T'his is to he himnentedl, es we have to<
mnanf denonmittins now, hbaf it mas'
prove a cornfortable home for the 'holines
men' iti the Methiodist c'hurch T'ha;t pm
(if the State is faanuis for illhelt disAtilloei
and revival meetings.'
-Married at the residence of Misse
Norris, im Westmi nste'r, on Wednersi I'y
1Novemnber 22 att 1&3 p, mn., Sir. WV. P
Diecs<n te> Miss L.ou Anna' Norris, Rey
J. A, Wilsoii olileinting Th~le groony in
tolng man of high chaileter, aLnd hs wel
nOWWn sa the' foe'marr of the Ohonel
Ne'w lie :has beeln fortamute in win
ei he heart rned hiruit of tine of Wei
,niiiiter's faire daughtbryo. W.e e:'ttem
our? congratnfiatins, and w,ish the- hiappj
young conrple a long life of joy and pros
Jrty. Mr. and Mis. D)ickson came j<
Waihaila IWednesday afternoon ande wil
lloard (for th3 p)resent. withi tI fiaily o
fl& J. E Jarle. .k,-Keiowoe Ce rir.
Storm Prophet hick Paper.
Many personIs know of Rev. Irl R.
Hicks, the noted storin prophet, but are
not so well acqualiteid With the fact that
his monthly paperl Word and Works, Is
one of the inost attractive and instructive
Journals in Aierica and is doing inore to
edcate the peol)le ii science than any
other. It not only contains Rev. Hicks'
mnonthly . forecasts, complete and unda
bridged, but also articles from llls peit ()I
astronoiy and platietary ineteorology,
flnely illustrated. There Is a sermonl or
religious article in each tiumbef a "lome,
Sweet Ilone" departient, edited by i lady,
a "Youth and leauty" department, for
boys and girls, "Qui-les" for those who
want liard nuts crocked and Inany other
good things. All this for the low p-ice of
$1 per 'year. All subscribers who pay for
a year a subscription In advance before
Felb. 1 1891 will receivc free. as a pre.
mttm, lRev. Irl 11 Ilicks' Alimianat for
1894. Thig book alone is Well worth the
subscription pr-ice. So nd siX cents for a
samtiple copy of the ptper or send $1 for
Year'A subneri ption to Word and Works
Pub. Co., St. Ilouis, Mo.
Te Old Stonle f1koarca and Cemetery
Amsoclutloxi.
Te cominitee alppointed by the meeting
held on the 19th October last to prepare
the constitution and boy-laws for tile above
society is now ready to report the saie,
and a meeling of all those interested in the
objects of the Assoviatiion is heieby called
to be leld in the Farmer's 1all, Penie
tonl, S. C., on ''hurslay the 7th day of De
ceiber 1893. at 1I o'clock a. i.
By order of the comnittee,
Jolnx T. Mo3ninC, Chairman.
Notice
TIw time for isliil policies in the Farm
ers' Mlttual Fire Insurance Company is ex
tended to the Ist d:ay of February 1894.
All policies will begin to iun from that
date. J. Mi. SVwAirr, President.
* 4W.
'Tip Top'" Cvu.h Syrup, the best out,
for sale by Sloan Bros.
.-Lee P. Orr, the jeweler, will repair
your watches, clocks and jewelry and
mnake theiias _,ooti a new. lie cal he
found at W. C. lbr:inlett's.
-If yon have sny broken window panes,
Sloan Bros., c:n till them. Sloan's is the
lest phice to bty winlllow glass and putty,
paints, sceds and ittipug.
''MIS. Winlslow's Sootlitig Syrup for
Children Teething" softens the gnis, re
d(levs intllaliaionl, allays pati and cutes
wind colic. 25c. a hot tie.
--Sloan Ilrop., will tell yoll how to paint
your buggy for lifty cents.
Fo4r SAoile or Renit.
3uy Saw mill, Grist Imlill i i i C-tton gin,
on Town Creek, nearl' Pico !i. ' ., for
189.1. J. 1-. 1)b i), ,
nov. 2-4t.
-You can al%%ays rely on anything
bought of Sloan lpi-4.
-If your ha-ls and fNee chap in cold
wealher, Sloan's Caunphorice will cure
till'mil.
PIKENS FIGH is pliOI
Tiei xercises o lis inst l iot are exvpetztet
1-1 4-111"inl-4- oil, (he tir-t Nmitivbf of civl,er,
15s1. iu ,eut inne b1r tvn sibioi;stiv i iotis,
% ithli n 1.1telvening viavati-n1. Tl:. f(ll14%ing
rates of tu ition iav been atoqted by thie ul jj)i
lt'es :
Prinntry ('his.- 1--linners iit r:nglih ... f 1 00
.1rith ineOtie. Geog-:raphy. I iraminer, ...... 1.50
Advice<u''l < *lin-t s inu:y anbove brunlb..t.i.0
Itauts in liati, ire-k or A lgebr3a. A c.. i,
'oulti;entl lee % 5- lelts per se''ton.
Ai a to eti er te schooii asi teu pitt., wilt I,e re
apt!ifr I Uitioti fromI hi:t oIf (liitillnee Cin
til heclSeoft tie liveino):i Ithst eri.unless,uthere
be4 a p(rivate (cont1riaeC liith the teneheitr.
Ti isii intei,dlr to be uan t-:n::!is ka nd)hti
tof a tath fit: itliante, a in:orui and iJ et i-oni
nuit.vll. (l inn lud rate lates of boaird l t ui li .in
willB ntraut t'o the sch-lool ia libe'ral i r(p u lt g.
.- O'Icbll11 N la>,l nim
The Great English Remedy.
~ .-~' utorrhu a mptincy anud all
t vectJo Abusie or Execaases.
' Heen" prescribcd over 85
TerIi huansof ces;
* ~ es Jlucdic knuoien. Ask
I dtruggist for Wen's Pus
e? hin l~ve111 wrthles medieIe it ilao
of tis, eavebl1dishonest store, inliose price in
tter, and wo wilt send by return mniL. 'rice, onio
pakre t hr $5. On<: lsplenas. a f i cure.
1ddes W ~oodward avenuc, LIJero1t. iel-'.,
Sold iP ckens nnd ever . here by
al epon ble Dritggists,
may_ 1 '9:3-ly.
VALUABLE PREMIUMS
---' V i- N A W~ .\ Y
Ropp's Calculator
AtVi valuable liook for nt Fatrmner and liuin iess
--- i tit-i F l .
CO U -- ill A N N UVll-g
S POON.
TIiil(;tGi-;-AT SOUTIliitN 1-A MILY
O)ffersu to every Y'arly Sulb:,er:'-e: EIlTilfr-iR of
The ' weklyt News iani C'ouie r, I year
with Piumii i)...-...........1 00
a withouit Prem-iui. ............C5
ISA wl.t tills .l> NI> Cineri,A~s.
.\ltbi en:
COURIER-dOURNAL I
HENRY WATTERSON, EDITOR
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11IN ) YI) I ' ON NA M4.: tne!itt dh5
Ithoset of lIiveCi to ut younr friends or nieIgl b
on puital i*- iit or othe-rw-i.e, not it co ofl
MA V \ N N.\li W t-i( I,V N i-AWM itlj ~sn
'iti Wi- i i,Y a N E:WS
i a JlN:sN AN)III '.t r.v s:we xe'xra~1'Ii n
1 Ot'silnY IIEADlEn. It i the l,arrest- We(ei ty11
tidied In Ithe Souith- -iteten ls ame peti. ~t
5pleni dl1y gottl upl andi iiica'relt f "I editr. it y01
have nI iever kCeen It copjy of iit. endc for oneo ni
y )ou wIll protnoune itt the litg!$t and best now
pauper you ever readl tddreis
4:IT'S AN OVERCOAT OR A DOCTOR:
wIxIor ?
Voul have to inve tie latter if you go ln. r without mi ovvrgatmew of s3itip Rork
this chuiagaible weai tiher. E%i uyh.ody i% talkitig 0-out 01ir
great line of Overcoats at
$10.00
And a great imany tire weRring thlit. Are 01i at ioivg the lucky obem;
if not1 yout hdt better call andu get onhe.
SMITH & BRISTOW.,
Leading Clcthiersv. aund w 1atters,
Greenville, S. C.
Where is the Place for
First-ClassCT
And Where is the Place you will Buy
FIRST-CLASS CLOPI HING
FOR LESS PRICE THAN YOU CAN BUY COMMON GOODS?
TIll.%* IAY TO soPLVE,
THE PLACE IS KFNOWN TO EVERYBODY,
zr 19 ex-xn
L1eadng and WIde-awae Cloth ie,
L. ROTHSc"HILD,
Es lie will give you ulore goodis andI bietter' goods
for a dlollar thtan you wvill get elsewher'e for 81 .25.
MIcFALL'S ALMALNACK
And Now we Have it right
Side Up I
I)~M
A< "D SURROU)(JNDED BNY A'1 N V LOT
vo NEW '5% Fi 0'2UNITU 1 1I 1 NEW 1 V
ASTYLICES.
Tiks, (locks;. Sfoves, WV a shisn Ils, Satchle' s, Valiscs,
M1attresses, Bed Springis, Winidowv Shades, Valley T~in,
Stox e~ Pns, Ca-ke Ph ns.
Lad(ie's, Coic and1( see.
Look u ext m onthI for (chiristinias Good(s.
W. T. McFALL.
WOFFRB0OLECAS.2 H. CARLISLE, IL. D,Pet
mal . I). ?o lit iir, Oue EZ us"
SPARLTANE1RG, S. C.-.~;tro
HAGO(
we"h
Mr. Hagood is In New'
Times" hewili use more d
ple are obliged to have.
and Hats.
We are daily receiving
Shoes oi the market. W,
a known fact that our Sho(
We expect every man v
ing or delaying. We iec<
-'he man who don't apprc
stomach. As necessity r
wCayS.
We are going to buy co
up country. Get our pric<
Drugs,
Toba<
13esi Plahtee ini t
CAR PEP
MANSION IIf
.a ..But
It G
twice thS
M ASON
&HAMLIN AO
Ne
Costing b
tw ce the
tForPest
Jolin
One Hundred Br
The BEST
Ever Offered
Greenville
WI
One andl Tw<
Whyi buty Cheap Western Way
GrPIroize HoE INDUSTRI' Y
HUNTEI
Wmi. HIunter,
Boggs <lesire to
have formed a i
to sell you GJroce
and( any or (e
M erchandlise stol
H UN T]
MORE
That Man Hasn t
TO BU
And coniseiiently we hav<
So we ask those friends wi
G OOIDE
T o come( uip l1ow. atml truist
Golcd, Rusty Silver or~Ge
W,e still have someC goo<
chea~p for CasiU ot Barter.
If T.
'ihose; vho owe' Lei
year' 189 must come up ai
Tup1 plays.
1/'-brugiry. I, IS2O2
BRtC
1. HAGOOD & Co., Eas
Vork now buying goods for the Fal
iligcne than ever in looking out fo
Special care will be given to the sel,
)ur stock of Shoes rom the Factoi-i4
e buy the best arid sell them as che;
!s are the best. Try them. .
Iho owes us a dollar to stand i the
I it, we aie obliged to have it and v
:iate the ciedit extended him this yi
2quies you will hear from us lat
tton as usual. In fact we hope to r
_s on Bagging and Ties.
HAGOOD, B
W. M. HAG(
cos,
Cigars,
Seeds
hLe City to 13"y Above.
TER BROS.
)USE DRUG STORE.
Greenville, S. C.
May Buy a
Rattle Trap
001) ORGAN w.e
it to pro4duuce. Thik hard before you wast
Iwh lminferior orgain. All the world knows <out t
& IIAMIAN ORAN-ICEK 3ARWL.n
r Low Priced Styles Just Out,
it Little More thin Cheap Organs, but
value and dumbility. atal gues I ree to al
Pianos nr Organs at Lowest Cost. Write
L. Haynie & Daughters,
4OREEM 'UIm. N. C.
ewster Spring Buggies,
(ul (iJIJ APEST
in South Carolina
-Al Till
OCoach Factory
makel{ tie I sT
>IHor's WVAGONS.
on h ii nu ea m buy a Homemarde Wagon
1. MARKLEY, Proprietor,
r'Iitenden4~t. ap)30y1I
ES' & BOGGS,
I'. N. I Itet(r and M. /O
nfformi the p)ublic that they
.tnersI hipj .and are p)repared
ies , I )ry G,oods, Nations
r ything~ kep j) y af GeneCl1(ral
e1 as chap as the cheape st.
cash pr~fice pid for Cotton.
EiRS' & H OGGS,
tiberty, S. C.
:- SGOLD!
Com4 With the Spondulis
Y US OUT,
not got all the mne~ny we need
10m we have trusted with our
ON TIME
us with a little "IBimetal," tellov
~nhacks. "'Time about ivfahr play.1
is to sell and we want to sell then
L EWfIS & SON.
& Morris -for goods bought in th
ul settle or dance to.' .t.. m...c -i
E & coo,
ley, Ss C.
I Trade. li a&oiji-t of "Hard
r bargain in the thirigs our peo
acttn of Dress (oodg, Clothing
We doui'i buy the cheapest
1p as others sell !ihoddies. It is
tack. This is no time fo flicker.
re want it out of you fiis't cotton.
ar has n heart in him, he is all
er on in plainter and more pointed
iake this the best market in the
RUCE & CO.
)OD & CO.
- Soan' Bros
Will give each and every customer te
Silver Dollar
to any amount., for 45 and 55 cents'
ulso thirteen two cent snwps for one
cent, and a quarter.
Dollars and Stamps
warranted good. They give also lull
value for your money in the beat
Drugs, Seeds add Paints, WinoW
blass and Put(Y.-.
See the "sell "
SLOAN BROS.
e
1 73 Main St., Greenville, S. C.
LOOK HEIN
i d('t' o.%or rewards for sledg f
hiammzers but sell goods as cheap aE
anybodf, quality' considerecd.
Seeo my Jeran, Shiirtinig, Drills,
Checi er, Cotton Flannel, etc. Thoj
price is right.
I handle thle best groceries n'ndTself
as cheap as others sell. Try my Can
good1s, Crackers and C.Andy.
I will have fr'uits of all kiads for
Christneis. Northern A4pples, Or
i anges, Bananiaa, Dried Figs,. Rasius,
Cocontruts and the finest line of fan
cy entidy in town.
Ti y my Mluscavado Molasses. The
best Lamp Oil in ton~mn.
I have a few mnome accounts that
need to be settled at once, so please
comel on) amnd rdtle.
Yoursl for low p)ricts azid short'
s ettlemnents,
A. Ml. MORRIS,
he'lc rnilroad has riorfdt' cofM to Pickens b,u
rli*,~I i a'k i st cIata ok the x railroad
es~ to h,y t e oth r t<ownt just step to
nhe pote n r nl t te o r yo knsant d
vuricin i ro i t i el Iivtered .ldcorc
i;cMguna:meE Ns TAl I rONE&gc oriCO n
EOANT E REY.
A TONIC, NERzvtNE, 1WA,00) rI*UFIF.R,
The P oison of the .8.n ha Its Antidote 1a
VoYK(ataria. Nery tasneux, 1nd got63: a
nter uz, > 11- 1 Y1ohrplaintr,aske pou 4i6
se w: yo a large bottle, eCes prpG, 03 re