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PICKENS SENTINEL, PICK ENS C. n., S. . J. E. 10008, Fopuve*oy aered at F"ioh9ns P 1ostol eI as Second Class hatuer.a S I'ICRIPTION PR1I, 1.9 per Year invara. d hl in advance. for six months, 75 cents. A .1v-'rtisernents isertqd at one dollar per square 4)f one inch or less for thia firAt lbsertion and IMy cents for each subsequent Insertion. A Xieral disnimt made to iert hants and other Atr~erthiir, for six motso ear.8 * POTaN ADVERTISEENTS POsIt TIVELY NOT TAKEN. t ( 'tuary notices exceeding five lites, tributes ,r respect, communications of a personal eisracter, when admissable, will be charged + .r as advertisements. THURDAY., JANCARY 18,. 1894. Iis Old Oyereoat. 11on. J erry Simpson, of Kansas --ade a decided hit. in the house of r presentatives, last Friday in his 1.ow celebrated speech in favor of the t W ilson tariff bill. He held up his 1 u-ercoat and explained its relationi t) the tariff problem to the great ; muselent of fie house and the de light of the democrats, who kept up r.nthusiastic applause for sometime after Jerry bad resumed his seat. I There is no longer any doubt that 2 tle populists who are in office are go J ing to stand by the democrats in this 1 fight, so those of them who are out had just as,well fall in.line. t If the organti become discordant, a who will do tbe tuning act! V Have you. ever seen, near Ahiheville, 1 the million dollar house that Vander- B hilt? The cabinet ladies have ratified the 8 exclusion act against- the pullclh bowl i at cabonet dinners. The Washington Post saiys: It isc about time for Gov. Tillman to in- p1 dulge in ome lialf'piit(d remarks on o the operation of the liquor law. There are no Sadducee i) hell, but this should not induce aiy one to join that s(ct. They change their creed b)eft,re thev register. The moonshiners are alleged to be 0 in a great stir, now turning out a v prize quahity of sweet mash, before % the State. constr bles feriment. 5 Georgia's "white car" will soon start out from Atlanta on a Noirth American tour iii the interest of the t( white eltphliant 1A) be in Atlanta next year. Is 11on. Galusha Grow, of PennsYl. i V1ania, a rising star? He is in his g seventieth year and1 has just been ti elteted1 to congress. HeI was speaker ai of the house during the wvar. j Busine 4has well nigh be n para lizedI by a n)ightmare of suspens11e. Confliating interests before the uin wieldly congress will continue to si throttle it with uncertaintv.b We are glad our high tariff gover- d nor sele cted whiskey uiponI which t"ot train his p)rotective p)olicy. It i tI alike, useful and pleasant to handle, both ini chemical andt political tests. t The New Ilamuipshiire G;range has t) ask'ed 1rsg -C!evehtmd to please 1 r'emov'e .tr'om his ('ab inet. Sewcretarv hi ,orton, its the "'sidit Morton"' is iii completentt. Who saidi the Granget was (lead! The ptesent congressmen were tt elected fifteen months- ago. The r reason so may of them were absent M from roll call last week, they had ' gone back to their p)recincts to ask tl what they were elected for. .' The per capita circulationi of cash in the United States on the 1 st of D)ecember was $25.57; on the 1st of Jianuary it was $25.55, a dlecrease of t wo cents. The attention of senators and( representatives is urgently called to that figure. Congress Ihas alreadIy wasted some precious days and has not yet consid ered the tariff bill. If the great ti dlemocratic uaajority dickers and dal- C( lies with this measure "Ichab)od" will " he written- upon its dep~artmnent ofm common senswe anid statesmanship, at Dr. Talmage says the tarrifh[ic hr$ question will never be settled; that th w%hen the last trumpet, sotl(da three W< men will be standing on the steps of w the post office and all be red in the se face oveu the discussion- of the tarif. su One will be for high tariff,, one for low tariff and the third for fr'ee trade. ADaniel comec to jtudgmnenth Sena. of tor .James N. Stubles, of Gloucester, Va., sent in his resignation as senatortI to the governor last week. HIe has been in the general assembly twenty. a one consecutive years, but he voted ha for senatvr elect, M artin, in the re tai cent election, when some Gloucester vii hot-hea~d. got up an indignation meet.-f inig which declared that he did not replesent Gloucester, and he was, fool enough to believe it. Gov. O'Fer di rail begged him to reeouidbev, and ial intimated to him if he pensiated in ra his connae, people would think he .l liad no mnore sense tian the masar., The United States Sentate does not om to want a Hornblower judge. The faithful are holding their prons to catch the plums which Col ctor Townt-s will have to shake own. Political prejudices are gettinc :aree of places to lodge. 'I hey will, berefore, have to return home for Dosting accommodation. We trust that the iufluence of ex peaker Reed, Boss McKinley, the "olumibia Register and the People's ournal will not be fatal to the % il Ln bill. Several of our contemporaries con inue to abuse the dispensary. We gain caution them to look not upon he wine whenl it is red, whenl it giv th forth its color in the c(1p1, The Cheraw Reporter says: Judge Vatts and family moved to Cash's ist week to take up their residence. LIthough I an not itn sympathy with tdge Watts' politics, I welcome him a a citizen to thi county. All the cotiventions in the Chock itw Nation, held onl the 8th inst. re olved agaiiist Stttei.ood. It is like they have been in correspondence ith the governor of Colorado, and ave come to the conclusion that overnment is a failure. G1ov. Mitchell Conitinume to make .a 1wctacle of hinself about the prize ght. If it is against the law for fitchell and Corbett to fight, why on't the governor leave thei to the lurts to be punisied by finte and imll risonient? He inight, get enough it of thei to pay hi. salarY for t It tunis 4)ut that, TH.E -i-NTINFL. as correct in its statenent List week ant, H-on. A. C LaRtimlker wasprsn ni voted with the democrats on the ilson tariff bill. The same is true lion. W. J. Talbert.. A ian's >to in congress is obligad to show here he stunds, and wve are glad to )o these men standing by their artv. South aroliia ought, to ha1ve two )verlors and two dispetlsary sys IDs. Thiigs become liono toous here there is no cotipetition. If te monshiners would adve-tise a ttlo Imore judiciouslV they could ive? theo thing a rae; butt thtey cont -ntt themselves with what little free lvertisintg they get in thle zrantd try haund bills of the Uited Stattes mrts. It begins to loo1k very mitch like ov. Mulitchiell, of Florida, htas som<i oen in the gate receipts of the C2or ett-M itebell ring, andh is aiding t he anagers in e-very way poss5ible t') rwa big crowvd. If lie really in tided to eniforce the la wv attd preet te light, the easiest and tiost decent nyv to htave dotne so0 would have been~t Ie qjuictest. It will bie a hnmge joke i the Aso '%fi,i Press if it tus tt that the governor and the roughs uve beent t,ding it. batre-bactiked. Thte e ait e somie rumilors gointg roundo tat somfle of the reformers do niot tant (Gov. Tilhunan to have anyvthinmg (10 with Staite plolit ics tis year. btese reformers do not know whticht de oIf th-ir br head is but tered, ntot hto btuttered it. If G'ov. Tfilhnan les not name ytour can iteewl at lieked. If he says runt Eansti, in hitt, antd he wiill be elected. BUt mr safest platt is to get the gover >r to ruin again, si ais toi tow in the an you want. as lieutenanit gove rno r. Thet econd A d WeisSt A Battle Creek dispatch Hays that New Year's ntighit 3,1000 peoph ithtered tomgetherC to take{i act iont ont is miomtonstitt questoin: "The eldetrs cal led tupoIn those esent to dontate whaut thev coutld olf emi worldly goods to aissist itn thet nversion of the unsaved. Sevet ne goild watches were givent, (overt 0 rings atnd other jewvelry. One tin gave Itis botmise and lot, valued' $3,000. In all over $25,000) was ined for thte cause. The elders vs advised thtose of the mnembersq ait can to sell out and go into the >rld to preach the adlvent ist doctritne" What is it you wil Iniot bel:ev'e, ten you hear of people in their sos and( every day clothes, tmakitng uh spectacles of themselvos? A PI.rA.-"Have you anything to before we eat you?" said the king the Cannibal Isles to a Bostotn ssionary. "I have," was thme te ,"I want to talk to) you awhtle on advantages of a vegetari n diet" DnAwrN&. THE 2NIE-A Chicago nily, though of hospitable bent, annournced that, having enter ned all knowvn relatives that might : it the World's Fair, it wlli hence th require that relatives- shall be mitited before being accepted as Wurra BrLoOn ta llai.-A Freig Plornat,conveYipg with the iHawai 3 qu4een on th seiet~ of th*-'nixed oes in Hawai, sad.Bt erra Jtf surely haa nowht ledi1 ur veine?" "Indeed tiba,e white and in my veins." aidthem -- e WaDbinggob Letter. Fron Our Regular CorresponUent. WAs11NootN, D. C., Jan. 12. 1894 - Presidlent Cleveland has just given, a practical detionstrat ion of his earnestnisa In turning the settlement of the latwalianl complicatioi over to congress, by putting the official disiatches just received fron Minister Willis at its lisposal. No one in vaslngton1 seriously believes that anly danager fs to be apprehended from the re I-oited probability of 3ritish marines being landed at llooolulu. It is well known to the Blritish government that the United States will not tolerate aiiy interference by any, fort-igi governieit with Hawaii. 'ihe Ilemocrata f the Ilou-c have much inore than held their own in ne tariff dte bate this week, although some of their best pom-ed men, have purlc sely made io speeches in favor of the Wilson bill. With the exception of Represemittive Tom,Johti son, of Ohio, who oppo8es the bill lccause it relains two much protection ani who fa vors free trade withollt ly if's, and's or but's, nt democrat has sp)kei tgawst the untderlying principle of the bill, even Rep. resentative laines, of New York, who rep resents the 'l roy district anid who h:s beell quoted na buing strongly opposel to tne bill, rdmitted iii his speech that he wouid wotud vote fair it if tht- schedule affectiitg tote industries of Troy was ainntletdi to ieet his wishes. Next week lie atal otheis wall have an opportunity to offer any aine, d ieit that they 1nay desire al.d the liase will decide whether thy shall be adopted or rejected. It is not thought, probale by aiy membet witli whon I have coiversed that any material itmendtinei,t will be alopt ed in before the bill is iasse I lay the flotise ol the 29th4)f ,January. It is in the Selate that the Frienlds of thle measine fc-ar it will be tmetiledl aln i st beyond recilgniition. WaS'ailigtonl is nlow full of arties interest ed having t lie hill aieildel anld they are al basing tlt ir hoplis of success on the Seniate antid It Ioll the llouse. 'Thil SIte Finnmice con1111ittee WIll begin to give le.ritngs to those iltI Crested Its soon IS the bill paIISe ti.( llous e. Tie republican leaders ef the I lose were Vry leverly tiauIght a lilttl lessot by the deinocrats this week which wo ild c 'atvince Ilien w% a h less conceit that M-el, Burrows 'A. o., have it stcured (acortier ini parit Ilietallry Khowlelge. It was the iitentiolt of the a'ol esti id repilulicuan leaders tot get at least two (lays debate oit of lit qiestiols of the liower of tle H ouse to have mcii bers aIrreste<l, and 4f tle right of metbers to vote whi Iu 1idcfer arrest, n hen the ml,. tion for the iischtrge of the arrstel memn hers catne tip. This waste of tmme that properly belontged to the8 cinsideration of the [at iff ..ill was iot countenanevil by I l( lemorats who cisily detentel it blihving the Serteant-at Arms mal.e his report itt a Uti.e wheit the republicatin leaders were tff their giard. It did tot take a nmoment for ilpresentaive Catchings to tsk tanimotis conseitt fair the dlischrge froitl clstody of the arrested int ibers antd for :peaker Crisp too lechire the i ischarged, there being no objection. ly that tirne the kno%%-it-all epullican papers ats a iatiff "kicker," has beet. compellel by at troublesminit, thanit af fe" iin ti) take at trip to Florida itn search (if rtet, htut before going he disposes of aIy alaubt as to his poP-ition towards tiriff e fora- IIle says in that lettir: "Ii order that you and mny otli-r <leiocratic clillea gues ait the conittee nay know what to expect frot me I here state that the ltdemo cratic Sitde of the committee oi Finatnce 111t-t ltnake the tariff bill atn%l then every member of said ctommittee anust staid by the work done. Ta< do otherwist! is to coat. less that we are not fit to gove, i. I write thus plinily, as I see thi!i n.wspapers have plactd me in tle list of those called ob strtctionists. I have not denied the rnport aai I never dleny anything the iewaiiers say of tme. bt I I wi atlwaiys try t elak for imyself whtent..he tintae caini s."' Secretary Carlisle expalaaine.l this week fto lie iantlnbrs oft the .senat e F'it.aancae !om.l Illitt (e iadI thse oif thle IHouse' \"vys and~ Mecanis enitaniittee thec inatdiate ttece.si ty fair le;.:ish:iiti tao proiile the aiontey tat inteet, the $50iE(,(0,000 deficit naow i st i ing the treasurty int the tiace. Ilts obtjecLttwas tact tao aurgue itn favtor oif the recomnen<hdt ' itns ina<le ian his atnattl reporit, hut ta ituipress itpo n thle it.di s aof hiis heatrers, thle i-ea-ssi. ty faor itctiun, leavinag t haim etntiraely frtee as to the n ture aof thle la-gislation nii a,akttng ainly thtat it provithe thn tinoney- necess ary tao tiueet t he Iiaivanents aital prteserve tIhe er-dit oft the goverinte at. It is thle oblject af (lie tiernitbars of bth I cotnttit tee toi agree upon ta at bill thiat will niot aro use. sutlicieatt toppotsi. tioni tat cause ant axtenlale<l finanaaial ul-bate ini eith er thle I louise 'ar thle Satiate. They recogtnize that ttichl a insate. at this timeia waoukli be dltagerous if no(t ac uatlly blit Iful to the counatry. Thle Inc-ome Tax. ('The tope ill noat toleatean ini oetax. They- will rise up and o)verthrocw the palrty that imposesa it.'' Thae great tmetropolitatt newspapters, with incoames oif hrtmdraa-ds of thotus nsa year. tell its. It is eatimnatecd that only 87,000) peoiplo will lie liable to the incomito tax p>roposed, w~hile there arc 65,ul;,000 who will no)t be touched by it. If they all voite for t heir puickets--as peopIle generially .lo-we think we can safely predii't that an itome tax will nott detroy he dlemocratic patrty. Thle peopIle won't be butrdeed by) it toi anyt great xten)t. We wish moicre oif us could be made to feel it.--Thte State The State and Nations Neead jr. So I doa not limiit fatith to) the ac aeptanice of a few theoloigical pro posi. trick inT reliiu eta hic, nris tsmefu lty hich iest m platys its tyranniotus and sellish pranks. LI is not1 a tranie,nt mioodi in the 'onjutgat ion u,f life's thruobbing verb wthi ch theologians hatve crentited for thieir ownt uses. What faith mayn be tao othersB I ktnow noit. I'They miay have tr.ipedl it and wounded it andl left it half deadl, (It theOy maiy have mutrdered it anid burtit(I thne hower~ poirIittionunder alters thtat crutrnle at the touc'h of reason; or they mlay' have put away the tokens of its strength ,j put out its eyes andl sent it to turnii the millstones of sectariani bigaotry. But to mec faith is reason glorificil; J fatith is the sublimest actioan of the ~oul, the key that openis the gate aof ill gre.at, kingdoms and endiurinug em pires; fatith is insapiration; faith is the ver*y life cof the sotuh faith isi the hand hat lays hold on God(. And its hutman side is as Ibeauttifttl is its divine aspect. It mioves the U ceart to gr'andl philanthropies; its ~yes are lighted with the trutest ten. lernes4s when they look on si and nisery, helpleastness and despair. Prtue faith drives ouit selfishness; true U aith stirs to sacrificial action; trite aith sees in every man the image of sod. Faith evithout works is dead, being done. Works come after faith as he cause comes after the effect.1 WtVhere there are no works there is, rio faith, "for as the body withouti the utplrit is dead, so faith without works is dead "-R~ev. Joseph Parker, Where all slot *ead* Ought to 11. sing a song of penitence, A fellow full of rye; Four and twenty serpents Danced before his eye. When his eye was Opened lie shouted for bis life, Wasn't he a pretty chini To go before his wife? His hat was in the parlor, Uiderneath a chair, IIs boots were ii the hallway, Uis coat was on the stair. Ills trousers In the kitchen, 11is collar on the shelf, But he hadn't aniy notion Where he was at hinsvlf. Wheni the iorn wias breaking, tonie one heard him call; His head was in the ice box, And that was best of all. -Memphis Seitninitar. Sehool Sectarianisnm. This subject has recently been exciting iinui0h inltere8t and a good deal of coimment throughout ti'e Stites. Some look with alairin upon the recent eneroachients of Ioie upon the public seloo's in anny of the cities of the union. There is a timllely article in the Clristian Observer of Janu. ary 3d, from tle tremchnit peni of Rev. 0. W. 3oggs, of Masol, T h. hile he does not ask to have religion taui-it in the public schools, lie regards the effort to ex. elude the Bible and the influence of pro testantisi from the public schools in some (iarters, as good cause for alrin. Ile thinks that American iistittitlons should be jealously guarded from any encroach. inents, especially from the Iiirch that would gladly aid quickly ursup the func tions of civil liberty, if it dared. Wornai, Whiskey and a Pistol. On last Friday night a crowd of darkies had collected on the farm of L. M. Berry, near George's Creek church, to participate at a hot suppor. Among the gay amid feitive throng were William Fergus-n and Sam Jamison, who, it is learned, were rivals over the hand of one of the many damsels present. They became involved in a drunken disput~e. where upon Ferguson drew his pistol and fatally shot Jamison. Ferguson was captured on Sunday m1orning by Con stable S. N. Wyitt, of Easley, and Lrought to Pickens jail t-) await a a prelImiiinary hearing, which he will receive this week. These are the facts as near as we have been able to learn. A. M. E. Appointments. Greenville District--J. A. Brown, presiding elder. Aimwell Mission upply. John T. L. Durliin; Ander son, t!. R. Brown; Belton sup, Thomas J. Clinton; Deep Creek, R F. 51iller; EasieY, Alfred Lewis; Greenville, E. B. Burroughs; Green. ville I ircuit, .1. It. Rtosemint; Green vile Mission, .J. C. Martin; Liberty G. W. Sliackleford; NIarietta, C. L. Logan; Pendleto i, G. F. Miller; Rock Mills, H. F. McElwee; Seneca, Yatd Goodlet: Seneca Circuit, G. W. Beck lam: Walhalla supply, M. Cherry; Williamston, E. W. Adams. J. Addisn o;gg. It beicomeis ourI piniful (duty to' chronicle the dleath of .\lri. .J. A. B(oggs, which ocuemial at his home ini Liberty, oni Wediesday, the, 10th inst. at 7 p. m. Hlis age was sixt v 'igh t years, ten tim ,niths and t went'v tivye dlays. He had bueen ini failn~ iealth for nearly a year, but liewa :t)nfined( to his room only a short timne. The fuin.ral was h:ud fruii the [Giberty Presbyterian church, the <er'ices being coiiducted by Itev J, S l'. McBryd1e, the pastor. His re nainis were buried in the cemetery it Carmel, the last said rites beirmg vitnessed by a large concour-se of -elatives and frionds. He was four years in that struggle hat tried men's souls, antd a better oldier niever tri di Virgiia i's consecra ed hills. Ilec belonged to Gist ltjites, lampton's Legion. H e was an honest, traighitforwardl, pure~ miniided. unas uming, Ch ristin gen tlemamnn. HeI ovedl right for thle sake of right. H Elis friends wer*e all wiho knewv himi, ~ md thiose who knewv hi-n best loved uim lmost, while nione knew au ght against him He was b)rave with~out >luster, firm without ty~ranny), and1( is clear of malice amid envy as if those luaities were unknown to the humian lcart. lie wams an elder in the Pros >yterian church at Liberty, andm lived mtd workedh as liokinig alay upon1101 hie sacrted vous writtena upon his eart by the finger of God. lIe ful illed to the utmiost the sweet obliga itnsh (if sonl, brother, hiusband, father mld friend, and seteed literally to eekc the path lis d sintetd father trodl. lis life and ebaraeter are ani iinvalu bhle heritage to the loved ones who uirv ive. 'See Truth, Love ad Mercy, ini triumph IDescend ing, Anid Natutre all glowing in -Aen's first Bloo m; )n the c8hl ck oif dthit, itiiiles and1 Roses are hieinig, And beauty, immortaml, awvakes from the r' Tiomb." Mr. J. R. Ellis, of Henderson ounty, N. C. has rented (lut his farm .nd mioved into thle Vanderbilt ranch,1 anving contracted with t hat genatle aan to superinatemnd one of his French hroadI farms. Mr. Ellis has given his nephew, Mr. aJohnl Mears, a gooid Ob this farm. John left last bfnday for his now home in the [Band of the Sky. Thomas Perrin Hairrisoni was mar jed to) Miss Adelia Leftwich, of At-i anta, oin'i Wednesday, the 9th, mn thelI ~entral Presbyvterian chureb. Thle rloom is one of the faculty in Clem-. on C'ollege, and the b)ridle is thle f Dr. Leftwich, a distinguished resbyteriani divinie. The bride and ~roomn left to attend( thle rec-ptionl in jharles,ton. Their home1) will be at 31emnson >llege. Warning. All pe'rsons are- notified not to har. or or employ any of my children, to w'it: Amanda, Carrie and Jim Price, .bey being under age and having oeft bomne without my consent. Per. oms disregarding this notice will be -"Tip Top" Cough Syrup, the best out, for sale by Sloan Bros. -If you have any broken window pains, Bloan Bros., can filf them. 8loan's is the best place to buy window glass and putty, paiUts, seeds aud drugs. Notice the reading matter In THE SENTI NEIL this week. News! NbWa! Now is the time to advertise and subscribe. Advertising is to business what teamn is to maehinery-the great Inotive power. Advertise in TIM STINEIL. "Mrs. Winslow's Soolting Syrup for Children Teelliing" softens the gums, ro duces inflamlation, alloys pain and cures wind colic. 25c. a bottle. Notice of Final bettlement. I hereby give notic that I will ap ply to J. B. Newbery, Judge of Pro bate for Pickens CountV, S C., on Sales Day in February, 1894, fer leave to make a final settlement of the estate of Vicey Hendricks, deceasod, and ask to be dismninsed as adminis trator. D. E. HENDRICK3, Jan. 5.4t Administrator. Sloan Bros., mill show you how to paint your buggy for 50 cents. If your hands and face chap in cold weather, Sloan's Camphorice will c.ire them. Sunmons for Relief. S'ATE oF SOUTi[ CAROLINA, Pickens County. Court of Cominion Pleas. s Tempy C Stewart, Sallie Simmons, Susan Howard, J. N. Howard, E. N. Garrett. Morning F. Garrett, Alva V. Garrett, Lillie 0. Garrett and Verner lloward aid Mionie Howard by their guaidian ad lit em, J. N. Howard, Plaintiffs, Agahist Corrie M. Bllalock, Robt rt N. Blalock and 1 L. F. Blalock, Defcedamits Summons fur Relief. (Complaint Served.) To the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaitit in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, md to serve a copy of your answer to t hie mid complaillt on the stbscribers at thItei r of ice at Pickens, S..C.. within twenty days ifter the service hereof. exclusive of thet lay of such service; and if you fall to an iwer the complaint wilthi the time afore- j laid. the Piaintiff.4 in LIiis action will apply o the Court for the relief demilAnded in the 'omplllai nt. Dated Januiry 8th, A. 1). 1894. J. M. STE WAIt', C. C. P. N, (Official Seal.] 3 J. P. CAREY, and JOHNSoN & t,cHT4y, Plaint iffs Attorneys. L'o the defendants Robert N. Blaliock and! L. F. Ilock: i Takt: nitict that the complaint in this wtion, together with the summomis of which the fore1oimi is a copy wits filed in ie othee of t he Clerk of the Court of Coml. ion ileas for the CoLnty of Pickens in the' itate of South Carolina, at Pickens inl said 4tate and County on the 8th day of Jan iary 1894. J. P. CAREY, and JoHNsoN & HIciKy, P"laintifTs Attoeys. ILL & WELDoN, IDEN TiSTS,N C2 Main Street. GR RPN VI LLE, s. C II d.as given overy Tihurs~day amnd Friday, anid ,eth extracted without pain. )R. J. P. CA RiiLE, ce over Westmnoreland itros A tDuke's Drug .' Store. N jan5stt oRE EN VIL LE, s. C. ~OHERT K IRKSEY, 3i. U., PEYSICIAN A ND StUORON, Ni PI'CK ENs. C. -i CF'(ails answered at all hours. 4aug4m. t C. FITZo ERA L, PHIOTOGRAPHIER, t GREKENVJrLLE, S. C. Over Westmoreland tRros'. D)rug Store. Altd ork dtone by the instantaneous procesN .Also no cake enlargoments from old pictures to any e'i Ae if water color., crayon, Imndia iunk, oil and la. lainm photographs,. b,u HOSPITAL. For all kinds of Sprains, Bruises, 'ractures, etc., of Silverware, our imedies NEVE R.-.FAI L. Silver and G old Plating done cheap K C We repair almost anything. )PTICAL PARLOR nd skilled attendant. JFNo charge for Fitting. 4. P. Collins & Co., 113 Washington St.,''Greenvllec, S. C. P. S. Old Engluih Watches chang d to stemn wind. june22d'93 ly.f WNhat's that? W11 kicking! Not kic kicking our Job P If you want GO( in its latest and im SENTINEL. Pri< work just as go< guaranteed. 'ICKENS SENTINEL COLUIMBIA AND O IUVLL. Ltm10 S;pencer Fl . W. IN00l,p -r and Iletebin I F-oster. er i r. Condrnme<d htis c ie in vf1'i-ct 1lie. 24. 1NV3. Trais rin by 7oth Meritia Timlie. n. 1 . r Cliia. . t I.. .. ... 4 -ii.n 'l in... ..... ". : . '........ -.0 n in. . " .\llull '' . ........ 3 30pm11 1 i m . . . . 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