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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-19
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MIDLAND
GU AnIlZ -"D
The PICTURESQUE Route Of Texas
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fr
Railway.
CONNECTIONS.

AT ARCOLA with |. & G. N. K. r. for Columbia
and towns in Brazona County.
AT GALVESTON with Mallory Line Steamers for
Key West and New York with Morgan Line
Steamers for New Orleans, Indanola, Corpus
Christi, Brownsville ann Vera Cruz, Mexico,
and steamers for all parts of the world.
AT ROSENBERG with G.. H. & S. R'y. for San
Antonio and all points that line, with Star
and Crescent Route at Houston for New Or
leans and all points in the Southeast.
AT BRENNAN with il. & L. G R'y. (Westen
Branch) far Giddings, Austin, and all points
on that line.
AT MILANO with l. &. G. N R'y for Hearne,
Palestine, RoCkdale, Round Rock, George
towo, Austin and all points that line.
AT TEMPT "Ith Mo. Pacific KY for Waco.
AT MORGAN win Texas Central R'y. tor Waco,
Marin, Hico, Dublin, Cisco and all points
on that line.
All CLEBURNE with c. 7 & M C. R'y for
Alvaradc, Dallas and all points that line,
AT ,Rr WORTH with Mo Pacific, and Texas
4 Pacific X ys for all points these lines,
as we'll as to St Louis, Kansas City, hicago,
New York, and all points North, East and
West.
SfSee that your tickets read over this line.
drF full information address,
Oscar q. Murray, Gen'l. Pass. Agt
O
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, crank and smells 10 Heaven
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-11-30

the Citadel Academy. The best institution
viii always draw the largest patronage, and
ht the dsnominational colleges are not as
good as the University or The Citadel Aoad.
emy, tnen they cannot expect rs large 9
patronage as those institutions. TO say
that The money given should 60 to the
common schools is no argument, for it
wonld not benefit them TO any appreciable
extent. We favor the common schools and
would enlarge their use Culness ~ the State
grows richer and more prosperous, but Mt
The same time we would not lessen the op>
portuniy for higher education.
The Citadel Academy is pre- eminently
the poor mcn's school. Every cent ap-
propriated by the State to il is used in the
education of the poor youths Of the State.
conditioned that all benefcares shall teach
at least two years in the counties from
which they are entered
Now al this legislation about which there
l'hs been 80 much said is, in our opinion,
wise and beneficial. Experience may hnve
demonstrated that ~ome few amendments
to the stock and election laws would i'm.
prove them; if 80 amend them; but let the
laws remain upon our Statute books. The
rcopening Of the University and the Citade,
Academy was in our opinion also n wise
and proper measure. Let the nnpropria
ons necessary to their successful opera
tions be continued.
lhe Legislature is nearly solidly Demo.
cratic aud represents the intelligence, re.
tinemcnt and property of the State. W,
believe they are honest aud patriotic men
anu VIII cndcavor t" !cgislnte in the inter
est of NIL the people of ,he State. Our nd
wee to them is that given by Davie Crockett
"f'rst know you are right then go ahead,
out expect At the same time. abuse from
some OF the papers Of the State.
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Resolved TO Do Better


When l was ny0ungsIor we had
worthy but proi"ne neighbo' who
happily became converted ut a Bap.
iisl revival and thereafter faithfully
followed the Master. AT a prayer
and conference meeting early in hir
Christian lie, and before his tongue
had lost it's habit Of using proianc
words, he commenced an cXhortu-
ii"n IN this wirc. lilo said: Il lav,
been Sotlin' here IL lhink,n' whu,
" d-d tool | have been, and ]
have resolved 10 do better" Tues
days vote shows ns that thousands
ot Republicans have been ~ sotLlm'
aud thinkin' what id fools
they have been, and that they are
resolved 70 do bcttor. - Port Idno
Argus.
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TEIE SUN
NEW YORK, 1889.

More people have read THE SUN during
the year just now passing tan ever before
since 1t was first printed. No other news.
paper published OIL this side Of The cart h
has been bought and read in any year by
so many men and women.
We are crvdlE,y informed that people
buy, read aud like TmE SUN Tor the follow
ING reasons, among others:
Because its news Columns present in a.
'rncllVc form and with Tire greatest possi ble
accuracy whatever hns interest tor human.
k"u, The eV>nts, the deeds and misdceds,
The wisdom, The philosophy, the notable
folly, The sold sense, the Improving nous
sense-nli the news of the busiest world at
present revolving in space.
Because people have learned that in it's
remarks concerning persons and affairs
iHE sun makes practice OF telling them
the exnct truth TO the best Of its ability
three hundred and sixty.tv days in the
year, before election ns well rs alter, ahou,
'he whales ns we'll as the small fish, III the
lace OF dissent MS plainly aud fearless us
when supported Dy general approval. The
SuN has absolutely no purposes to serve.
save the Information OF i,s readers and the
1urthernnce of the common goud
Because 1t is every body newspaper. No
man Is so humble that lnE Sun Is ind fer
Wv w hiS an't HIS rights NO
Is 80 rich that II cmi allow Injustice to b..
done him. No man, no association of men.
~ powerful enOTgh to be exempt from the
strict application of its pl inclplrs of ght
and wrong.
BccnIse in politics il has fought for a
dozen years, without inlermis ion and some
t'ihes almost alone among ew>pnpers tie
hSh' ihai has resulted in the recent over
wheln'ng popular verdict against Koheson-
Ism nhu tor honest government No lnntler
what party is III power, THE S II s,un.s
ana Will continue to stand like II rock for
lie interests of the pcopie usaiusi the am
Dillon ol bosses, nv chcruachmclIts OF mo
nopolisis. and the d,snunrsl schcm,s of
public robbers.
All ihIS Is what we are told 4, most ,lnily
oy onr friends. One man hUlds that IuE
Sun is the best religious newspaper ever
published. because its Christianity is un-
diluted with cant. Another hulus that # "a
the best Kepuhl.ca newspaper printed
because II h.s "Irrady whipped hal. Of Il G
r"Scals ont of that party . aud is procced-
ing nEninst The either halt with uuuimin-
lshin2 viSor. third believe il to be the
ocst m"gnzIhc vi general literature in ex.
istcncc, because is readers miss n thing
worthy Of notice that is current in The
world Of thought. So every irie,L 49, ~.
sun discovers "rc o. H. uruN sl5v.il I
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER. 80, 1882
TERMS

Fer subscription, 81. so per annum, for sio
months, rs cents; strictly in advance.
Adoe tiS"ments inserted al one dollar per
sqadr9 Of one iuch or less for The first insertion
and Gfiy cents for each subsequent insertion.
Liberal discount made TO merchants and Others
advertising for sir months or dy tho year.
Obtnary Notices and Tributes Of Respect
cherged for as advertisements.
announcing Candidates fvc dollars, in ad-
VInce.
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Excursion Rates.

The Columbia aud Greenyille Railroad
has made special excursion rates fro
Grecnvllc to Charleston dur ing the Indus
'r'a' Exhibition. The round trip ticket is
but ~ 20 and cool for ten days. These
rates are in effect now and will continue
until the 10th OF December.
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Biennial sessions of the Lslaegiture and
the election of State and County officers for
term OF four years, is advocated by the
Grcenville News. We want neither. The
Inv as it now stands is good en- ough. With
term OF four years secure at Columbia,
the old rats and all their young rats md
Sndrcd would get too fat. No two years
at time is enough for them.
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..'. "'J"I.'uo The defeat ssoi
'"c" "ew county amendment illustrates the
power OF the country press. In every
county in the State where the county p,ncr
took grounds against the amendment, III q
vote was overwhelming against it, while in
other counties where the papers were 81
'eh' of TOOK grounds in favor Of the anne nd
me"', the mnjolilics were large in its favor
Our leading daily papers, the NewS and
courier anu the Greenville NemS both al
vocated the amendment, but for once the
country press beat them.
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Sale.

WILL sci at my residence, near Eas,cv
l. Station, on 2lst day Of December nexi
at public ontcry TO the highest bidder, far
cash. the following Properly, to wit:
HEAD OF HORSES
9 Head of Hogs.
II Head Of CalIlc.
CORN, Wheat, shucks, Fodder,
And Varous other articles.
nov so, 1883 II N;
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The Railroads.

Inc Legislature will be asked to take
very decided action against railroad dis
crl"inatlons in this State. We trus, thew
VIII fully protect the rights of the people,
OUT At the same time they should oe just to
the railroads. We think The adoption of
the Georgia Railroad law, and the election
of three active, hard usipess
men as commissioners, will be sufficient.
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The majority in favor Of the Constitution
nj amendment relating to The Disqualified.
ton of voters, is 54 ,423. The majority in
'aVor of'he amendment relating to the time
OF holding elections is 59,562. The ma.
Jority against the amendment relating 70
new counties is 6,32S. Good enough.
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GOOD s,

Thanking you for past favors, and So
Letting continuance, hope you will not
forget TO give me call at the Brigos'
Store House, Main Street, Easley, s. c.
nov 80. 1882 II IL
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M. ]. SMITH, Aq't,
THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES,
EASLEY, S. &,

w ILL keep constantly on hand the fol.
lowing SPEClALTiES: BOOTS. SHOES,
HATS, CALICO, SHIRTlNG, DRILLING,
Checks, Bacon, Flour, Corn Meal. Bran
Salt Molasses, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Grits,
Fish and Farming Implements. The sc
Goods will be baught and sold Mt the low.
est possible figure for cash.
The balance of my Stock of General
Merchandise will be sold at cost. Come
row aud secure bargains, and will saw To
those whose accounts and notes are post
lue and up id, that must have nv monev
Come TO see me and We will settle and save
trouble and expense of costs, besides
want to sell you some
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BIG SHOW!
AT
EASLEY. ~. G.
I AN RECEIVING THE FINEST
LOT OF FURNITURH


ever brought to
Plckens 60.
25 Bureaus at bottom prices.
20 Walnut RedStends, ranging
from $6 TO $l5.
50 Panel and other Beds from
$3.50 up.
All kinds Of TrundIe and S,sglo
Beds,
Lnrge lot Of Bed Springs. h Wire,
Shuck aud Cotton Mattresses
Safes, Sofas, v hat NotN, etc., at
all price".
All kinds Of Undcrtaker'R Goods.
cheap, consisting ot--CUfins, Cas-
ketE, Burial Robes, etc.
Call to see me, price the Goods,
aud be convinced that you cSn co
as we'll 1T home as clAew here.
With thanks for pn"t pa,' onage.
A. Nh. HSUNLONo
DOT 26, 1882 6 g.: 3mo
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INDIANAPOLIS, November IA fire
broke out in The boarding house OF Mrs.
kalph Lord on South Teunsssee street, de-
stroyed the rear portion OF the building
Two servants, Katie DALEY aud Ella Kee-
nan, who were s.eeping in an upper room,
were burned 10 death
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't' "a N.N'N 'rl .Dl t,I mn ui.
r""' - .nD" !nh sun, you will find it to be
Mirror OF MI human activity. II >torehouse
OF the c..oicrst products of rummun sense
ana Imagination, mainStny Tor the eau
ot honest go,einncni, sentinel TOR Gen
uine Jeferso'snn Democracy, n scourge
for wickedness OF every species, amt an un-
commonly good investment for the comiuu
year.
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FOR GONrNOR
Hugh Z. Thompson
J. Hendrix McLune
G77. 1853
III 10
Thon'pson's majority
49, 439

Thomps"n's mn njorily 4y,439
tol. Thompson ran ahead Of the State
ticket. receiving II more votes tban Sben.
pard, and 2,437 more votes than W +. Sto.
hey, who received the next largest vote am
ong the candidates for State Offices Tho
majority o. some OF the State officers was
larger than that of Col. THOMPSON. which
ls due to the fact that their oppouent ON
the Grrcnback Radical ticket ran consid cr-
ably behind their candidate for Governor
For Congress. Dibblc's smniori,v over
Campbell in the FIRST District is . 100.
Tll'mnn's over Brayton and Duncan in ,hc
I'd 's 5.96S Aikens over Russell IN tho al
is ,56S; (Aiken received 9245 votes onJ
Russell l.G1O Evins' majority over EIkins
in the 4th District, is 1914; Uemphilrs Nv
cr Cash in the 5Ih is 2047: Dargan's over
bowen and Deas in the 9th Is 1923: Mack
'y's (Rad )over Ice (Rad.) in the 7tb
(blnck DiStricl) is 1852. II will be seen
that COL Aiken received larger maioritv
than any Of the other successful De nocrat.
'c Congressman elect. The old Third Dis i.
trIct is II rouser anyhow
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Eext Thursday Uhe 30rh) instant. is
thanksgiving day Should we not have
services in one of the churches at this
place?
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
4 Notice Is hereby given. TINT will np.
ply to o. l.. Durnnt, Probate Judgo ,pr
Ptckens County. oil Friday. 22d dSv or
December next, for leave TO make a Anal
settlement Cf the estate of STEPHEN
CLAYTON, deceased, and ask 20 he die,
charged Iherefrom as Administrator.
A. I. CLAYTON, Adm'r.
nov 2, 1882 Z
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state of SO19th Carolina

County Of Pickens
by o. l.. DURANr, JUDGE or PROBATE.
Whereas, }. Z Pilgrim, has made suit to
me, TO grant him Letters of Administration
OF the Estnte "nd effects Of Mitchell T.. pil.
grim, deceascd-
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
"ors OF the said Michel Pilgrim. de-
ceased. that they he and appear before me,
III me Court OF Probate, to be held at Pick.
ems y. H., on the 18th day Of Dec. 1882,
after publication hereof, at II O'clock in
the forenoon, 10 shew cause if any they
have, why the said admiuisi ration should
n"t be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this. the
I'D day of November \. D., 1873!
OLiN l.. DURANT, Jpr.c
nov 30. 1882 IL
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lie Legislature. we unhcsitatingly pro
nonnce the last Legislature, as n body, us
go)d, if not better than South Carolina has
ever before mud within our recollection. 1t,
rs Il body, had more nerve and back bcne,
and moved further forward in the line of
progress than any other Legislature ever
assembled :r the State. The stock law.
though in some localities it ,nny for time
apparently work little hardship, is the
best law for the farmers Of the State ever
placed upon our statute books. In snch
localilies, (and they are few the LegiSlo.
tura can grant such relief as may be de.
minded, but incevery instance, the extent
nnd manner Of relief should be left entirely |
to the Representatives from such localities. |
Nineteen twentieths Of the people are pleas
Al with the law where it hna been in oper-
alton long eAOugh to have fair test, aud
they would not return to the old system for
any consideration. 1t is really nn element
Of strength TO the Democratic party. SO
very little legislation will be required upon
this question.
As to the Registration and Election law,
We Lave heard nothing but praise OF il from
every section Of The State since the election.
Eentlemen who opposed it before The cleo
tion have informed us since that they are
pleased with it, and in their opinion it was
the best thing the Legislature did While
ltpreVents ballot box stufhng and repeatn
and insures a fair election, it Mt the san
time gives the white people control Of the
tate. TIL 1t is enough. A trial of these
laws has Vindicated the wisdom Of the Leg
islature in their passage, AMI we will guar
antee that no Legislature will ever be cleo
ted by the Democratic party that will un-
dertake their repeal.
Another source ofabuse has been the ap-
propTiarions made TO the South Carolina
University and the Citadel Academy. But
the abuse comes mostly from counties where
denominational colleges are established
The real cause of the complaint is not the
small pittance given to these institutions,
but the fear that their establishment would
break down the denominationAl colleges.
This fear, in our opinion, is groundless.-
The greater the educational facilities of the
country are, the greater will be the advance
ment in the education of our youth, and
we fail tc sec how any one who really de-
sres to see our people educated, can object
to these institutions. If through the in6u-
enee Of the UNCONVENTIONAL colleges the
University and the Citadel Academy should
lie discontinued, then our citizens would be
forced TO either palronize the denomina-
tionar colleges or send their sons off to
Ohio, States TO educate them at an expense
or Two or Ihree hundred dollars more per
year tIlan il will cost at the University or
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-11-30

The Hon. Ro~er W. Barnwell, died in
Columbia on the 26th instant, in his 81
year. .,
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Snow fell to the depth Of four inches NJ
Cokesbury, Abbeviile County, on the 2lst
inst.
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state OG South Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKENS.

County OF PICKENs.
IN TRl ALJ USTICECOURT.
JAmes \. Cobb, Plaintiff. against NJ. VI.
Ming aud lherrcy +. King Defendants,
MnNEY DkMANp.
TO The Defendants above o ID.
N'oo are hereby SUNNI ., and rrquir
Il Ell, TO answer tie ru, nlaim -, the
fIriuiIH III the Mh"vc stated case MT M,
"inc". in Ea>iry. l'icKr Eonnlv, s c..
hin SIXTY days 'ttirr service. nr jung
m"nI will be entered against yuu by lie
iau.t.
GLSJ JOHN Il. GOssETT, r ire.
Ensiey, =. {, Nov 9th, 1882.
10 the Dcfrna;,nts. NJ VI. King, and Their
ccy +. Mug:
Take n"iice. that the summons in lh,.
action. of VIII ch the foregoing is n copy,
was hicd IN my office. Mt + siey : g. or
ll,e 9th NrvrInh"~ :, .~,L
!..'' J'iIN l. ..H r. r J.rc C..
N.\ .N.,'
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am in business entirely for my
self, and l would bo pleased for vii
my old patrons and friends TO call
and see mo when they come 70
our City. 1 carry q larger stock
than ever.
Please dont forget that am in
my OLD STORE, whore 1 have
been doing business tor the old
firm.
MIR. J. RILEY FERGUSON il
with Mr. J.. RothschiIds at the
Excelsior Clothing House, Green.
vile, 8. G.
L. ROTHSCHTrS
Oct 5, 1882 Am
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Notice..

TUE BOOKS OF CLAYTON & FOLGER
4 have accumulated 10 such nm cx,cnt
thai they nre troublesome 10 handle ANN
MUST DE CLOSED by money or approved note
All accounts not settled by LIST January.
1883, will be drawn off and acted upon, In
some way.
This notice applies also to individual ac.
counts Of DIR. s. w. CLAYTON and DIR. T.
W. FULGER, prior to May 1st, 1876.
CLAYTON & F0LGER.
sept 2e, 1882
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Ihe Official count makes Pottison G lover
nor Of Pennsylvania by 4O,202.
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The Official Vote.

The State canvnsscrs have finished III g
tabulation Of MI the votes cust in the vari.
GUS counties in the Stale with the following G.
result
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PIcKENs.

The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PIcKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Joseph L. Pilgrim, Plaintiff, against Tha&-
Gus a. Pilgrim, Euieline 0'Sheais, Aman
da q. Gillespie, Hannah Z Pilgrim,
Mitchell D. Pilgrim, Nora Prince, Nina
Pricc, - Prince, DefendaHts. ---SuM
MoNsFoR RGLrEF. COMPLAINT NOT SERVED
TO Thadeus a Pilgrim, EMeline U'Skea Ies,
Amanda g. Gillespie, Hannah l. Pilgrim,
Mitchell ID. Pilgrim. Nora Prince, Nina
Prince aud - Prince, Defendants in
this action.
NOU ae hereby summoned and required
4 TO answer the complaint in this action,
Of which copy is filed in the office Of the
clerk of the court for Fickcus county, and
to serve copy of your answer TO The said
complaint on the subscriber ut his office at
Piekan' Court House, S. c., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of
ine day of such service; aad il you fail 20
answer the comrlaint within the time afore
sud, the plaintiff in this action will apply
T. the court for the relief demanded in tho
complaint.
Dated 22d November A. D. 1882.
l.. 5. }. J. LEWIS. cUp.
r. A. CHILD,
Plaiuuh's Attorney
TO 'he heirs 0t law Of Susan A. Prince,
deceased. TO wit; Nora Prince, Nina
Prince and -- Prince, christian name
not known:
Plense take notice that the summons and
complaint in this acti"n, Of Whicls the fore
going Is copy Of the SUMMONS, was filed
IN the Clerks office for pickeus County, :.
E.' on Ihe2 d day Of November, 1882. and
that the object o. this action is for the par
''t,on OF the real estate OF Muche Pill.
grim, deceased
X. n. CHILD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
nov 30, 1882 ii Is
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MEDICINES FOHE. SALE.

TTNHE undersigned keeps GIarke'o Life
4 Bnlsam, constantly on hand 70 r sale
also DIR. Dunlnp'S original King OF Pains;
Liver and Kidney RcgularieT and. BLOOD
Cleanser; so cents for trial bottle, $l.O0 for
full size. Medicines will}be delivered when
desired. j. C.. MAJLDIN
Flower Postofhce, Pickens Co. g.
nov n 1907 ly
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Those Who Owe is,
TAKE NOTICE

L:>l year wa = very poor crop
year, and We were very LIBERAL with
our Customers, and We now expect
our MONEY. All persons owing
us on NOTES or ACCOUNTS mus,
PAY UP at ONCE, or BE- wait d
upon by an officer. We can not
see each one of SOU personally, aud
we hope each one will understand
tn this is for himself or herself
We mean business now.
Govern yourselves accordingly.
Respectfully,
HORTON az BROWN.
Liberty, .. e..
nov lG, 1882 10