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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-01-25
DELINQUENT LAND SALE,
AUDITORS OFFICE

AUDITORS OFFICE.
fIcKrS* &. II 5 G., Jan. o, 1888.
EASLEY TOWNSHIP.
r. Warren Brooks. 9 lots and Bui)dinos
s. g. Clyde. $50 acres.
CENTRAL TOWNSHIP.
Mrs Lula Afford, lot and building.
Tilmnn b Power. 73 acres.
David Ingram, PIP acres.
John w Mellow. 40 acres.
Mrs. M"rin Powers. 80 acrc0, building.
HURRICANE TOWNSHIP.
Jnlirs VI. Byrd, 30 Acres.
Thos. Dllnrd, 249 acres and buildibq.
Thos p. Duncan. 40 acres.
PlCKENS c. IL. TOWNSHIP.
Henry Z. Baker lot.
PUMPKtNIOWN TOWNSHIP.
p. f. Linncll, l,l3O acres.
EASTATOE TOWNSHIP.
Wyatt Hudson, 200 acrcs.
Notice is hereby given that The whole Of
inc several parcels, lots and parts Of lots OF
Keal Estate described III the preceding list
or 20 much thcrcOfas will he necessary to
pay taxes, penalties and assessments chnrg,
cd lhereon, will be sold by the Trensurer
OF ficke rs County. 5. c., on The first MoR>
day IN February, 1888 NJ his Office in said
county, on day fixed as aforesaid. unlcss
S"la taxes, assessments and penalties be
Pll" before that Iimci and such sale will be
continued from day to day until all of said
parcels, lots and parts Of Real Estate shall
be sold or offered for sale.
J. b. CLIDE.
Auditor of Pickcns County.
jim 2J, 1883 18
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surrender ot the Army @! Northern
Virginia. llo was the very inpcr-
son"llon ot c""lnrss and courage.
Capt. WclboIn WAS Kind TO and
carci0i Of his mcn, who were strong-
" attached TO him. lis brother IT
fccrs appreciated his slcrIrng quail
ties. Though Capt. Wcibrrn never
missed figh: in which his comps
any WAS engaged, he PASSED lhrou sh
tho war unsca:hcl. uo was loved
in lite, and his death is deeply de-
plorrd by his comrades and friends.
--NeUS and Courier.
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paper containing the article was published
but was told in Columbia that the ariicle
entirely misrepresentca the true condition
OF the convicts in question. But from the
comments of eur exchanges, which were
based upon the %informalion obtained from
the columns Of the Register and the Ne,cs
and Courier we very naturally concluded
that the information given us in Columbia
was correct. We will inform the Reporter
of the Register that we do not CONSTRUCT,
sensational articles upon "baseess fabrics"
and have never said anything simply to
hurt those "city felers."
His ding at country editor" is narrow
and contemplate.
The country press as a rule, is always on
the side of the people, and opposed to
rings, pliques, monopolcs, extravaganza
anu expressions. The "oountry editor"
however much he may be discredlted BY
some "oity Iellers," is M agent in the DO.
htica', mat eriul and social interests of the
State that can not be dispensed with very
well. and when "city feller" undertakes
TO berate him, he only shows his own want
OF courtesy "that should characterize" the
Journalist Of the State.
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~ boss than 10 per cent. interest for
goods or Nroucy. geo,eee 0c& tef

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scarlet fever has temporarily
Cnll.,sa ap sno S,o.r moe,0y"u W P0nale sr,
vonns, J,,sios -, ,.,',..' ny ~,
ool a... 'ases ""u 10 Hiso''o'ue sue
.,Sa -; 81, $50 "o" " SVt.9 noinc
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,>nssaa NJ" W." " s"o i0Fot ilae
IL chl1d tossing IN it's sloen indi-
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BOSTON, Janunry I0.-A rpuv,u.
cable dispatch from Dublin SAYS:
,The whole North of Ireland is in
most wrctchod condition owing
to tho complete destruction OF tho
grain crops in September by Il tcrri>
bio tornado and tho rotting OF tho
ont'ro potato crop owing 10 cons
slant rain. In one place such gon-
cr"l deStitution prevails thaLLwonty
tons OF Indian moul per week arc
required TO keep tho people barely
allvo. Relief is coming slowly and
despair is universal"
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Frederick, IL ten year ola son of
Il. ". McGcc, was killed at Bolton
on the 18th instant, by the accidcn-
tai discharge OF II Remington rife,
in the hands Of his brother Eugene,
aged Is. Tho latter WIS playing
with tho rifle in his fathers store
when it fired. Frederick was stand
ing about l5 toet off, tho bail s,rik
ing him IN the head. and passing
through tho brain.
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The Princess Louise, daughter of Queen
Victoria, and her husband, the Marquis of
Lorne, arrived in Charlest ON last week,
and set the city ablnze with excitem ent on
account of her distinguished visitors The
Pincess is OH her way 10 Bermuda, where
she will spead the winter. aud I'll English
man of war, the Dido, will carry her from
Charleston TO her destination. The Mar
quis will felnrn tc Canada, Of which Pro
vince he is the Governor General.
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rho second number Of the Newberry %

The second number Of the Newberry %
serper, a neatly printed and ably edited
weekly paper has been received at this Of.
fee. The editor. Mr.. w. II. Wallace was,
until reoently, associated with Tho editorial
management of the Newberry Herald, and
consequently is not; without experience in
the field Of journalism. We wish the o.
serutr, apd'all connected with it, abundant
success Ola the oncertain ocean of Journal
ism,
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We invite al TO give us n call. We buy
and sell Mt lowest living cash prices.
If you need Dress Goods il will pay YOU
to call on us, as we have II large lot OF these
Goods that must be sold We offer n Duubi,
Width Cashmere in Blacks mHj Colors At
Twenty five Cents. worth frIly Forty; nn
excellent Black Cashmere for $i.UU, worth
Sl.25; beautiful Black Cashmere for rs
cents, worth $l.0O; an all Wool Black
Cashmere for % cents, worth IS cents; n
large .ot of other Dress Goods from III to
20 cents; also complete nnc Of Back
Alpncas.
We ohcr our entire Stock OF Winter
Goods, consisting Oi CHsslmrrcs, Krrscys.
ti"mncls, LI">r9'. Blankets, Sn"wis, Urcru
AMI E"skrt Fian;c.u. etc, etc.
ar GREAILf REDUCED PRICES
Af G%EA?LY REDUCED PRICES
At GREATLY EEpUC2p PRICES
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OFFERED SO CENTS ExrRA.-Mr.
). w. Harvey, Long Creek, S. G.
snys; l havc been selling Normun's
Neutralizing CordlaI the last three
years. 1t gives universal snlisfac-
ton ana It's sales arc increasing. A
gentleman from Georgia offered me
oo ccnts over the regular retail
price Tor a dozen bottles If | would
get them for him Immediately.
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Mrs. c. NJ. McJunken, wife of the editor
and proprietor of tho Palmetto Teoman, died
in Columbia on the 18th instant. She was
member Of the Methodist Church, q de.
vout christian, an aifectionute mother and
a good wife. We extend to our brother
editor our heartfelt Wmpathcs in his Sui
bereavement.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-01-25

Senator Butler, OF South Carolina,
says tho New York Times, hus
shown unexpected aptitude for the
work OF Senator, and is growing
man, with whom tho South has
"''""'' -"".~~ ~ ho eNt;u6nI H;o
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-01-25

After the inauguration of Governor Bate,
OF Tennessee, on the 18th instant, live
engle was set at liberty from Capitol Hill,
bearing n medal. on which was inscri bed
"For President, Cleveland, Of New York;
for Vice.Presidem, Bate, of Tennessee"
We suppose the parties who turned ahe
eagle loose were nctuatcd by the old ad;gc,
"The early bird catches the worm"
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A'lN,i Withdrawn MI agencies onI
{ 4 placed our business on u strictly cash
basis "h'r~hy saving AX"nt's Commission
ana Bad Dehfs. we ave enabled to sell our
well known FER rlLEXHH'S. viz:
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'S Manipulated
G1an2.
Wilcox, Gibbs & Cos saporphos2hato
Direct to Merchants and Farmers nt VERY
LOW PRICES by The singl" ton, car load
or IN inrccr quantities for cash.
Writ" f"r prices.
w rice>xo GAib3>ss s. Co,
Ch"'!"Sto", s. C., and .Soromaah, Ga.
jan 25, 1883 l8
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Co.. Warren d. Wilkes, Il well
known and, aL ono timc, promI-
mont citizen of Anderson county,
dl"d at his residence in the Easlern
part. OF tho county on Iust FriIav,
the 18th instant, alter 4ovoro III.
ness OF several months from nervous
prOstraliOn,
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We invite all merchants to give lis n call
whenever they need gnuas, as our long cX-
pcricnce in the Wholesale business in Char
IeSt"n aud The f"c' OF our buying Goods at
the closest possible cash margins, will ell,
able us TO meet Atlanta or Charleston prices
saving them frrights besides.
One Of our Great Srcclal.ics is our
TROY CITY SllIRTS!!
TROY CITY SHlRTSi!
TROY CITY SnIRTSIl
We sell a Linen Front Laundred and
Unlaundrcd Shirt for 80 cents, sold every.
| where for - cents
We sell n Linen Front Laundcred and
UnIaundrcd ShiIt for 80 cents, sold cvery-
where for rs cents.
We sell Linen Front Laundred and Un~
laundrcd Shirt for 81 cents, sold every.
where for 5 cents.
Linen Front Reinforced Laun,lrcd and
Unlnnundrcd Shirt for IS cents, sold cyrrv
L'ncr Front Reinforced Laundred and
Unlaurdrcd Shirt for IS cents, sold every
where for $l.00.
Linen Front Reinforced Laundrcd ond
Unhnndred Shirt for IS cents, sold every
whore for Sl00.
Gents, Ladies and Misses Hosiery in
endless Qunn'irics.
Gents, Ladies and Misses Undetvcsts Mt
all prices.
Ask for the number 3l4 best so cent
Corset ever sold.
Also complete line of Buttons Rib
bons, Lace ColIar1, FIchus, Ilandkcreiief..
Ties and LnceS i'll White, Black, and Cream
Combs, Brushes, Rockets, Buoks, Linen
ana six llnndkc, chiefs. White LAWNS
J"ckonetS, Swiss Musins, Hamburg Edp,
'ngs' and everything kept in first class
Dry Goods Store.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-01-25

Rows J. K. Riley and IL Strong
Frotessors IN Adgcr College, have
resigned, and their rosiynul;onS
have been accepted. Tho exarrisoS
OF the college are continued.
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NJ Office or FINAL SErTLE'fENT.
" Notice is hereby given rha.. will ap.
Ply &c j. II. htw'"n judge of r,ohatr for
FlckcnS County. y c.. on iI!c ssh Tchru-
n'y next. for III" rr;vit'Ga Of n.akimg IL
hnnl srii!cmHnt OF the estate Of SIiAS
ARNOLD. "nd I" q" discharged ~ Admin.
istratrix OF The same.
aAkAlI Z. e. ARNOLD, Adm'1.
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Governor Thompson has offered reward
OF $500 for the apprehension, with proof
to convict, of the perpetrators Of the Dave
Roberts lynching in Abbcville county,
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Capt. T IL. WGlborn.

Edg"fcId Srnt mary gallant s,n
To uphold Tho Starry Cross II the
Confcdcracy. Among tho hulhoaL
and brHvcSt OF them was II. N. Vel
IL = q L
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Rad on Farmar2.


We deny and have ALWAYS denied
that money is Il commodity in the
ordinary scnsc OF the term, us it has
by the Legislative enactment and by
common consent powers which no
other commodity has or ever had.
Even il 1T were an ordinary c0mm0d,
ity then the new law is uriusl and
those who hold such au opinion
could not consistently support this
or amy other Act winch places II lis
NIT on tho amount Of interest chnrn-
cable. Money is Il medium of cx-
change with II purchasing and pay
ing power which nothing else pos
scAScs 1t IL II common standard OF
values to which all articles must bc
applied and its value should DO fixed
This was done by the law which
limited interest TO seven per cent,
the highest amount farmers can
pay and live and have q fair profit
on it's loan.
X X X X u
Others say tho pcoplo in giving
Hens tor supplies on credit pay moro
than 10 por cent. Ii truo this pro-
vos nothing in favor of Unrestricted
interest for tho man who has to nIvc
lions for supplies can't borrow mon.
ey. If he could he could got it. at
home tor per cent. The man who
can borrow money at 10 per cont.
and secure it can buy goods at cash
prices or very near it.. The 10 per
cont. law docs not benefit him and
Injuries those who have TO give liens
III tho following way. The nctch-
ant "ho ~ responsible can barrow
money at per cent interest il ne
needs 10 borrow, AMI with his NOR.
oy can buy goods. When no sell.
his goods wcthcr on lien or nor. be-
puts his profits according TO tho COST
OF his goods. Now il he borrow.
money and buys goods no must pnv
~ per cent. n8d be will increase IN.
prohls pr"porCiontaoIy. TO have
no nSury law increases speculation.
invites oppression, iowors tho vuIuc
or land, rotHrdS manufacturing and
all other Industrial interests and in,
Jnros eNeryhOdy. An unfortunate
crop yenf puts the whole country nj |
The mercy Ofthc merchant and NOR. |
cy lender, who at The end Of Inc
y ear in closing his books, will re.
quiro notes drawing high interest to |
The ruin OF the farmers. This Conn.
" is still TuII OF old notes bcarioo
4, and "a per cont. interest Ser
month. No man can live ana nav
u, and now for years to como (wbiio
tho law lasts) 10 note will be drawn
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The reporter Of the Register seems to be
somewhat aettled at paragraph which ap.
peared in TnG SENTINEL in reference to
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Roy, David Derrick, a member of the
seu'h Carolina Conference. died in Colum.
bin on The I8fb instant, in his s3d year.
lie WAS actively connected with The Con-
ference fora number Of years, and Pre-
,SSiidding Elder several times, He WAS good
man. SSnd bia death is deeply lameuted by
all those who knew hin.
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Mrs, Julia S. Bnwn, second Iop,,h
tor of tho late Judge J T.. Roe ; :,
Anderson, eicd on Saturday night,
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l am in business entirely for my
self, and l would be, pleased for all
my old patrons and friends to call
and SEQ mo when they como TO
our City. l carry larger stock
than ever.
Please don't forgot that 1 am in
my OLD STORE, whore l have
been doing businCss for Tho old
firm.
L. R0THSCHILl).
Oct 5, 1882 3 Inn
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AITs. Emh@ HamphrieF, sister Of Col. w (,
q Degab, Of ne Columbia Rsgistcr, died al
ier hcme ii Uuios pn The lllh instant.
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4 DYERTISERs! send for our Stleol
"A List of Local Newspapers. Geo. p.
Roweli y Co" 10 Spruce ST., N. Y.
jan %, 1869 Is 4
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NJ Office OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ hereby grTe notice that / will NJ
ply to D. II. NewIon, Judge Of Probate 70
Piek@ns County, for leave 10 make Fin
Settlement OF he EstateSIf john d. iIpster
deceased, on the S.lf daS pf Febrtiat$ mex
j. 5SsHES,fF;F + Adm'r.
ian n, 1865 ~ ss 40 5Yf'y .
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

| N. )ltayy 1eoe1vat50n Of Font Keogh
W. taken up fo1 0nal passage.
This memorial respectfully requesta
, that 40 much Of the military Ioses-
ualjon Of Fort KeoGh - ljss upon the
Iet hank Of tho Yellowstone river
and the right tank Of the Tongue
river be restored to the public do
main."
Foebss desired to kn0w which Was
the len hank Of river.
Co0lv-"Wben you are going
down seream the hank On your let
hand b the lelt hank. The ono "a
yoar right hand b the right hank"
Hi.km.an-.''How = L when you
are going up stseam:"
The 6peaker-''Do you expect the
Speaker to give you I'll this imf0rn,a.
lionr"
Meadow was afraid Il might b
the intention 0f those who introduced
thjs memorial to soluble up thie land.
A. no one seemed 70 undesstand
the memorial, Il VA decided to ~
commit the same to the Committee
an Towns and Counties.
The House then resolved itself into
Cosnmi, l.c Of the Whole, with Blake
IN the chair.
II. II. Is, IN oct to create the clllce
d county attorney, winch wae report
ed heck lyoul the Committee on Ju-
dietary, With majority and minority
reports, Wos taken up aud thorough-
y dlscllpsed.
The bin creates the office of county |
attorney with . salary Of $500 PER |
rear and certain feeo IN c1imlnslcnoee.
which amount to about one-lsalf Of |
he Tea nov paid, to b paid BY the
Territory. Ita)eo abo1lshee The oAlee
4 Territorial Attorney.
The committee rose and the House
adjourned.
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O0UU0IlGA11 COX.
4 3OVjOW q 8lO oouRt, 1G0Stlol
ooa Q 0ooaAlng DobulDD q AZ

. a 1ev'ow q dis OeaFe-1oseae]
| nee,.a~
|
i
70 ~ Essser q - Irssosassse
i HHI4HA, u. r., Feb. 8, 1850.
! It b claimed tn. by The sa.te.ea
of tbe 0eeesal Cosrt- Marital in The
eass OF Hon. G. q. Cox, tho 00bee
thereof "WooA deprive hin u any
right 10 . sest IN de legislative Al.
se0bly," asA this cleim = hosed %.
% 6ee. SID, page SIC Of our Revised
6toauCep. v6ieh peuvidae. s.Nor nv
pecseo eoovtceoa q trooooo. te3ooy.
q be1eoCy, 10 ehte Territory, o any
osoef 6eoec o. !e9s1tocy ID ~ UDtoe,
unDeos restoeed % civil 1ighto, shall
'tss0 % w etsny eeees:G1.
-. :.s...ss.s ~ ., .I .:S.s" %
80" ::.;r;s ~ ~, ~. ~ ~
n. vn 0, - -
~ -" ,Tss - 81. ~ s C % 1osneeg
~ Gle h. ~ ~ -; 49, -
vninsferv r.lin". h.~:se W
~ IL fSrepifars n .....f +" - 49,.
1LS W.. !. ~ ~ ~ yhI ~
sfanee: 49, az - M s,ssS "a
.s@1s~..s 49, -. ..,s:.. ~ sS
Tie hws q the UDissd 9eseo.
Don this e1set a take away civil
rights! Il deemed. Those = 70 soeh
low. o. n vhsf ms1ner ~ ~ civiI
rights q Couucilnnan Cox effected by
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a case was tried 10 J0stlce Nichol,'
'r'Hrt ys.ieN,lay ID which Ernst
lsf"a'''s'eln,ayss sssed Paul Davis CT
So. tue AlIegrd value u stuffed and
Ornsiaseutesl rams hend. volumi-
w.'a's evislenes wsS introduced. and
Witnesses and lawyers dwelt feeling.
u upon the taxisleSn,ie osnan,ent..
ti,u 81 rx,'ss l'eaals In particular, aud
,,,en~' l'eads In genes.l. until they
ln.ta,ss ~ thoroughly imbued with
thu spirit 81 The thing tlhae, . lsw, Ct.
~ way Of practical illustraiiou, put
highly ornate head o. . witnsns,
AMI y rlirmt was shout 70 similss)y
lx'autify the lawyers frootispiece.
when the court stepped further hos-
Utilities ~ dining each ~ The pase,ci.
,'auts five dollar bill for cootempt.
Orier was reHlored and the trial prr-
ceet)esi, resulting 10 . judgluent
against Davis, who nov OWNS - fine
= pair ~ 80 RMS horns - o.,
lssiled . snsalD boy. The aues for
.s's.te'slid were subsequently, remit
ted.
The Remnant q tho 1emnants.
To-day. lp-0osrOw and Saturday.
~ thi. wee1, Sands 4 Boyee viii
cl.s.. out the rewsoi.ssjer a he rev.
M,eMks, together With Tie vaSi0oo liDep
l. - -
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AOCok News
A1es NJ Aneessoeo 1xpooeeea
y ovss OIL vsIseess spes1osns VII b
rsessoed :" Tie ownsn.
The case a Dsbest viii eoos sp ia
tie Police Cosse To-Day Soe peosb0t
nary exa0tsaaiae.
Z. W. WyDns 1 ca. have -
moved their drug stogs % ~ I'D
corner under Ola FslDovD' Hall.
II = now thosght thet ~ r,ilveed
Will b IL Nisesls fts0 ths vut h
the middle q jay q lbe 0st a A.
gust.
suxlv..,,ht ..r.a. ~, n ,...f
ssjoyisg ~ hespita]ltj0 q Col. w.
w. Bolkis, Warden q Tie peajtss-
tiasy q Dese Lodge.
pho1orr,.l,. AZ mill,. ~,,a,. viev.
~ Mon,s.e r,o..aei. aeo.erv -.
,...u...a..il ~ A..nf Ze.la.aea.:, Il,
exhibsiioo at Anlsteedon.
All NJ 1877 haxa. NH H.lte -.
pl.~ ~. rseav n, shi.a.t r, IT,
Amsteerlam Exnoaifia.: a.no,~ 49,
some with ths riehevt sojd. silverapd
,vs,osr oer~
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