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STATE OF TENN EssEE, County Of Warren, SIS:
l, c. Coffee, Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
c. COFFEE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10Th day of Jan, lSSS
j. B. RITCHEY, Notary Public
Commentaries:
J. F. MoRFORD.
J. c, B1LEs, : Directors
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Two Papers for little more than the price of
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By paying us $500 you will receive for
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g. q. & C.. r. r.

The Greenville News says Ex-Gov. Ha-
,od, President of the Carolina, Cumber-
nd Gap s. Chicago Railroad. passed throu-
! Greeaville on the 10Th instant on his re-
lrn from business trip to New York in
,e interes, ofhis road Gov. Hagood speaks
,nfiden,ly Of the success Of tho enterprise
ID says he completed important and To-
la.ble contracts for terminal faoili ties
i,h the Louisville aud the South Carolina
,ads. encouragement was received rom
,pitalist in New York and the financial n
3ut has lett New York for England
, respOnce 10 encouraging letters and with
respects MS good as they can DO st this
try time The prospects Of the compile
on of tho road, OF at least as much as hes
/ this State, within two years are excellent,
ogotiations being just now in the cohdi-
on of reasonable probability Of success.
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EEiotanatiOn Wanted.
lkoo4k n. %. Eeh. 81 as

4Soc& +. o.. Feb. Ed, 1888.
NIR. BDiroR: Plcaso inform us why
J. *. Sutherland and N. =. vii.
liams' papers have stopped coming
TO this cfiice. We have received
none tho two hist wochca Please
insoa~a us IL their subscriptions havo
expired. FraternalIy yours, &c.
NJ. GtLLEspIE, 2. M.
[Tho papers OF the gentlemen
mentioned have not been discon.
tinued, and their non arrival ut the
pos!office Is no nult of ours. The
papers arc sent regularly every
week from this office 10 the postoffico
ut this place for transmission to
Brock" Why they have failed to
reach Isreir destination, we DO not
know. II the iSsues referred to, or
any subsequent issues, have failed
TO reach your Office, ple*so inform
us and we will try TO find where
the fault lics.-EolToR
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

The American Farmer for February lst is
rich in great amount of practical and use =
ful material, no branch Of farming being
neglected. One of the conspicuous featur-
es always of.this journal is the reports of
clubs and other associations, which give
tile methods Of the most successful farmers,
TRUCKERS, 'ruit growers, live stock breeders,
etc. Its contributors ore men who are dai.
ly engaged in the work Of which they write
The EaTmer has also choice department
for the ladies Of the farm household, justly
popular with them.
This venerable but Wiie.awske farm jour&
nal has been 50 long in the hands of its
present conductors that they know what is
adapted to the wants and conditions Of our
agricultursts, not ono of whom but will
fiul profit in subscription to 1t, which
is 81 so year, or Cnly 81 to clubs of fiVe or
more. Sam'l Sands and Son, Publishers,
Baltimore, Md.
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LOUh UUI!
The Big Show Still
4G-ASI4IEXe ~. G.

SIlLf they c"mo and yet they go. Those
~ CIR MARBLE BUREAUS will not stny
All kinds Of walnut and Panel Br,ls. com.
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trundle, and Single Beds. nil
prices.
Bed Springs. Wire, &huck ani COTTON
Mattresses, Chairs and Rnckers. ali grades
large variety of Extension, Kitchen,
Tcapny and Center Tables, Pnrlor and
Chamber Suits. Lounges, Cradles, Cribs,
"hatnots, Hat Rack, Umbrella Stands.
Chromos, Notices, Frames, SC, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes.
Always on hand n general line of Under
takers Supplies, consisting Of Caskets
Burial Cases and Burial Robes, for both
sex. all styles. Coffns Trimmed in anv
Syle Of Handles and l"'cs, at all hours.
All Goods at bottom figures Call and
see for yourselves. No charge made for
looking. Accept thanks for past f.vors.
a. Nh. HGUNsdHN.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE,
eL 10, 1888 81
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Defalcation.

The State Treasurer Of Alnbsmn, Vincent,
as defaulHea For $25O.O00 and acd the
late. Polk, the Treasurer Of tennessee de-
Hulted for about the snDe amount and tried
} make his escape into Mexico, but was
Nptured and is now in jRa, awaiting his
rial. Vincent. II is to be hoped. will be
,npt ured also and returned aad punished
o the fall extcat Of the law for his crime.
Vincent claims that speculatsons in Wall
street, in cotton futures, etc, caused his
downfall and ruin.
Tho social positions Of these high Off
;inls should not shield them from the OK
RENE punishment fixed by the laws Of their
States. A mans position in society or his
,ticial position should not be an excuse for
his crimes. thief is a thief. il matters
not whether he belongs to the higher or
lower strata Of society, and there should be
10 distinction in punishment. We have
often thought that tho crime Of stealing
public monies by public officials should be
punished by death. A few examples would
put q stop TO the practice.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15
Mpr1faAna Tta1Aa.

DEAR SENTiNEL: Since another year has
just passed, and New Year has dawned with
everything fhst.lSn intelligent Providence
could beStow upon man TO make him hap
py and prosperous, has been allotted to him
by the cGpfous crops ofthe paSA year. Since
IL has been some tune since this section Of
our County has been represented through
your paper, once more attempt to give
your many readers few dots. Farmers
are beginning with all yigor in preparing
for another crop. There has been great
deal Of oats Sowu Ia this sett ion, but not
so much wheat, which think is a mistake
In the latter. The farmers intend 10 use
guono as extensive as last year.
Unfortunately for onr section there are
only three schools IN The entire township
Prof McWhorter is still at his post at GAP
Hill Academy. where he taught so success
fully last year and did so much in develop
ing the young and tender minds Inst year.
There are also being a very successful
school taught Mt Praters. Creek, under the
gifted and accomplished young lady, Miss
Lnura Ellis. Your readers can see thnt we
are somewhat vacant as regards number of
schools. But that vacancy is annulled by
the Jealous and prompt attention of those
engaged in the good and noble work Of Ell.
ucating the yoHths Of this section, 10 which
Daniel Webster so prophetfeAfly said was
one Of the surest guards to pefpeluation of
the American liberties.
MIR. W. N. Payne has begun to rebuild
his store nBhh and will in the near future
have in full blast another store which will
add to the business and enterprise of this
Portion Of our County.
The stock Inv is srill growing in favor,
and the bright anticipation of the compile
ton OF the Carolina, Cumberland Gnp and
Chicago Railroad finds lu king place in
the hearts Of the many over here. The need
and utility Of il has long been felt and re- |.
lied by the people Of pickens County and
the State throughout. OBSERVER,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15
Smallest Possible Margin Above Cost!

Our facilities for buying are such that
We can be excelled by none, and eouaIled
ny few, therefore we unhesitntingly asser,
that We Gun make 1t TO the interest of our
patrons to buy their entire bill from orr
Stock. 0'
OF course there nre leading articles, such
as Shirtings, Sheeings, Drills, Plnida' CoI
icocs and other Leading brands which are
usually sold for little profit, and thrown ont
10 draw trade.
All principal houses cell these leaders ot
the same prices, but after you leave suoh
leading articles and enter the different Ie.
pnrtmonts of our house you will find n con.
siderable saving in your purchases.
Just hc"o will state, however, that Won
can rest assured we will always meet ,be
prices for any and all such leading art iolcs
rs may from time to time be thrown ont for
the purpose OF drawing trade; ut the same
ti.Ie will sell through our entire depnrl.
ments at our usual low prices
We know that buying and selling for cosh
is an old song. and no doubt has become
monOtonous TO many, but in order to fully
establish our position, it. is necessary ~
state that VIC get the benefit Of all discount.
and derive many advantages by using SPOT
CASH.
Hoping that our business relations with
AL our friends will be extended. and thai
this may be prosperous year to each and
ell.
VIC are very respectfully.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

A GREENvILLE Invention. II.
Bull of Sandy Flat has jnHt received
letters patent for harraw cul.iva-
tor. OF his own invention, for the cul>
tivatIon of corn, cotton, wheat, rico,
etc. The special points claimed for
IT are the running closo tothe plants
without their injury, and cleaning
tho inrrows Of grass or weeds. 1t il
very simple OF construction, and
will cost less than tho cullivators
now in use.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

Jesse Griffin, who lives near Mer-
ritsvilIe.biR Greennille county, was
recently bitton'by dog he supposed
TO be mad. He Mt once went to
Greenville city and had tho wound
coN tcriacd.
Captain F. ". Daweon, OF The
Ne,c8 and Courier, has left for New
York, whence he will suil in fow
days Ror Liverpool. He will spend
several months in Europe, principal
ly in tho Southern portions Of the
Continent.
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if his enterprise here proves successful re-
move all his machinery down here and give
up the business entirely in New Hnmp
shire. He is q gentleman Of ample means
and experience TO mako the enterprise n
success. Gradually the men Of the North
are opening their eyes TO the Ndvnnta ages Of
the South for manufacturing enterprises.
one venture is succeeded by another.
short time since, Mr. A. G. Dioert Of New
Jersey, started n shoe manufActury in the
Penitentiary aud, by close attention to bu
siness and honest work is building up n
fine reputation and an extensive trade, as.
suring complete success in his enterprise,
Now comes Mr.. Moulon and right along
by the side Of MIR. Dibert, in the same
building, Will manufacture stockings to 60
a,ong with the shoes. We hope both en-
terprises may prove complete success and
induce many others to follow them. The
manufacturing interest 10 growing rapidly
in the South, and the mills are BrAd Adually
coming TO the cotton. II will not be
l)ng until the South will be q greater manu-
featuring section than the North.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15
A man Of the nnmo Of Montpo

A man Of the namo Of Montgom-
cry performed IL gastronomicnI feat
in GreenvilIo last week, which on
titles him to tho cutters belt. He sat
down Mt table in restaurant and
first called tor half gallon of slowed
oysters. The oy stcrs were measured
out, cooked and placed before him.
Thoy wole soon dispatched, when
he called for four dozen mblod
eggs which were prepared and dc
vourcd by him. IIo then called Tor
and ate one pint OF raw oysters, then
upon u wager ate fourteen more
raw oysters covered with brown
sugar. 1t is difficult to cat II single
raw oyster with sugar. on it. He
Offers to bet fifty dollars that he can
cat sixty quaiIs in tittccn dnys-four
qnnils at meal each day. We would
not bet our money against his cat
ing key of ten penny nails.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

The Ohio and other Weatern riv-
era have been flooded recently, doing
considerable damage to property
though no lives have been lost. The
water nj CERTAIN points has reached
"s high point IA it was over known
to reach before.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

Mn A. @. Thomas, late County Commits
sioner Of Beaufort, clerk Of the town coun,
oil aud editor Of the Sea Island News. com.
mitied suicide on theBight Of the Sd instant
by hanging himself The cause Is shroud-
ed in mystery.
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NEW YEAR.

We are entering the New Year, and with
II. renewed energy and enterprise. We
extend our heartfelt thanks to our many mai
irons for their lihcrnlty during the past
year. and shall endeaVor to merit u contin
oance OF the same for the year now uron
ue.
We shall allow no Goods TO enter our
stock that we do not guarantee to wear as
represented, and shall continue the motto
which hnS proven the secret Of our success
IN the past, that is, oil Goods are marked
nj the
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

Gu! Old Abandoned Fields aro to
blossom ne tho rose; JOY and glad
ness are again to visit our homes;
and bankruptcy are to tako their
flight before tho benign march OF
Ashley Ash Element.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

Boston Corhott, tho man who
killed Wilkes Booth is living in Kan.
s@s, engaged in the cattle busin sss
tie h"s become ~ religious enthu-
sinst, and in recent letter TO n
friend in Camden ho says that he
has been directed by God to infiict
daily corporal punishment upon
himself as penanoe for having ta>
ken human life.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

ExHSecrc'ary Blaino is preparing
political history entitled "Twon.y
7 cars OF Congress, from Lincoln to
oArheId; q History of National Log.
isIation from 1861 to 1884," It will
make Two octave volumes. No date
is fixed for their appearance.
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HuasDAy, FEBRUARY ,S, 1883.
TERMS

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4AdOe tissments inserted al one 'aoiadf per
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iLerdl Discount nr49e No merchants and Others
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Gb,s,,arV Notices and 2ri6utes Of Respect
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Judah p Benjamin, the Queen e
counsel, has 6naIly retired from the
practice of his profession. He was
advised by doctors of she highest
repntatiowin Paris, that the state
efhis heart renders protraeted ar.
gamont in cont unsafe for him. Ho
y Otherwise in good health.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

A Now York chemist says he
wants nothing more than three
pals, a barrel OF cold wator. and
twenty oonts worth of drugs. to
make six gallons Of just such chnms
pngne as fools pay dollar u pint
for.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

SANcHO PANzA-Snys, there Is a
cure tor everything except denth,
but tho world has been long about
hndIng euro TOR many things
Normnn's Neutralizing Cordial fills
the bill in one respect, as it cures all
disorders of the stomach md bowols.
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State OF South CaroIinn
JountV of Pickens

oo"HLy VI IChoHS
BY ). Il. NEWTON, JUDGE Or PROBATE.
whereas, J. j. Lewis, C.CP. has made
suit to me. to grant hitt Letters Il Admin
istration Of the Estate and effects Of James
Ronch, deceaBed-.'':
These are therefore to cite and admons
ish all and singular the Kindred and cred.
itors of tho said James Roach, dee
ceased. that they be and appear before me,
in the Court Of Probate, to be held at Pick
ems O. H., on the 18th day of March 1884,
after publication hereof, ut II o'clock ia
the forehoUh, ~ shGw cause If any they
have, Why The said administration, should
not he granted. i.........
Given under my hand ami sgdi this, tho
18th day of January A; D., 1888 - .
.- }. II. NEWTON, .J.F,n.G:
feb /, 1883 10
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All scientists know the proncness
OF insect" TO deposit their oggs in do
cayed fruit What crcates worms in
The human body2 Think OF this and
give ShrInor's Indian Vormifugo oc.
caaionaIly to your children.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

mountain IN INC nlGnL on tno cabln
IN which they were sIecping. 1t
camo with great torco and rapidily.
Several OF the miners wcrc killed
and others severely wounded.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

Georgia has 81 cotton factories,
348,2 ,25f Npindles, 8,O26 looms. The
Eagle and Phoenix Mills are the
largest, having 44,OO8 spindIcs and
! 800 looms.
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c. 90 DS.

Thanking you for pnst favors, and ao4
hoi'ing continuance, l hope you will noG
forget TO give me cali -at the Brigpo'
Store House, Main Street, Easley, 8. c.
nov 80. 1892 II "
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A lttlc daughter of Mr. Bellew, of Cow
ensvilIe, Greenville county, died Of small
pox on the 4;h instNut. All Of MP. Bellows
family have IT,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

New York city ia unhappy. Her
taxes are already three times great
or than those Of Egypt, England or
Flanco, (tho most heavily taxed
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

We invite r'i mercilants to give us cal!
whenever they need goods rs cur long ex-
p"ri"nrc in rhe Wholesale business in Char
'cS'"n. Hnd the iacr Of orr buying Goods at
ihc closest possible cash margins, will en-
able us TO meet Atlanta or Charleston prices.
saving them freights besides
One Of our Great Specia.ies ig our
TROY CITY SHIltTS!!
TROY CITY SHIRTSll
TROY CITY Sil1RTS!!
We sell Linen Front Laundred and
Unaundred Shirt for so cents, sold every
where for rs cents.
We sell q Linen Front Laundered and
Unlnundred Shiht for 80 cents, sold every.
where for rs cents
We sell Linen Front Lnundred and Un.
hundred Shirt for SO cents, sold every
where for o cents.
A Linen Front Reinforced Laundrcd and
Unlnnundred Shirt Tor rs cents, sold every
where for $1.00.
Liner Front Reinforced Laundrad and
Unlaurdred Shirt for IS cents, sold every
where for $l.00.
Linen Front Reinforced Lnundrcd and
Unla"ndred Shirt for rs cents, sold every
where for $lOO.
Gents Ladies and Misses Hosiery in
endless quantities.
Gents, Ladies and Misses Undervests a,
all prices.
Ask for the humbcr 3l4 best so cent
Corset ever sold.
Also complete line of Buttons, Rib
6ons, Lnce Collars, Fichus, Handkerchiefs
Ties, and Laces in White, Black and Cream
Combs, Brushes, RochUts, Books, Linen
aud Silk IInhdke, chiefs, White Lawns.
J"ckonets, Swiss Musins, EInmbnrg Edg.
ingS' and everything kept in o first class
Dry Goods Storu
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E-A:5E. E z, 3. g.,

w.,
" III &""r constantly on hand the SOL
:owinH Sri CiALTlEI: BOOTS: SHOES
iA5%, CAhiCO, SIllRTIEG, DRILLING
'h"ekr, Eac"m, Flour, Corn Meal, Bran,
Salt, Noln-Sc', sngar. CoGte.. Rice, Grits,
Fish and Farming Implements. These
Goods will be bnught and sold ut the le W.
rst possible figure for Dash.
The bnl"nce of my Stock of General
Merchandise will be sold at cost. Como
now and secure bargains, and will say te
those whose accounts and notes: are past
due and up id. that | must have my money.
Come 10 zee me and we will settle and savs
trouble and expense of costs, besides I
want to sell you some
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tho demands on them, and the pay
of her teachers has boon reduced.
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We invite all to give us n call. We buy
and sell ai lowest living cash prices.
If you need Dress Goods il will pay you
TO call on us, as we hnven large lot of these
Goods that must be sold. We offer u Double
Width Cashmere in Blacks and Colors at
Twenty five Cents. worth fully Forty: an
excellent Black Cashmere for $l.uU, wo.th
Sl.25; u beautiful Black Cashmere for rs
cents, worth $l.0O; nm all Wool Black
Cashmere for 60 cents, worth rs cents; n
lnrge !ot of other Dress Goods from III to
20 cents; also u coa,plete line of Back
Alpacas.
We offer our entire Stock of Winter
Goods, consisting OF Cassinrrcs, Kerseys,
Flnnncls, Liuscys, Blankets, Shawis, Opera
mi Basket FiAnnnls, eIc., etc.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE5
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
To mnkc room for cur Mammouth Stock Of
Spring Gc"ds which will soon be here, and
VIII ch We will give tlhe notice.
IT. Domestic Goods We are the prominent
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-15

III WILL PAY YOU
no VISIT
S?RADLEy, Barr Z CO.
7, W. DAVIS OLD STAND,
GTeenville, S. o.,
Hf YOm Want Anything i'm
the Dry Goods Lime.

33 YDS. QUILT LINING FOR $500
81 Yards Remnant Prints for $l.00
10 Yards Worsted Dress Goods for 81 90
8 Yards Black Cashr eres for 81 90
II Yards..Shirring for Sl.00
II Ynrls D"i}ling for 81 90
20 Yards Bleaching for 81 90
20 Yards Good Calico for 50 SaD
Yards OH Table Cloth for $l!SO
20 Yards Lawn for $l.0O
10 Yards Ticking for Sl0G
Home Made Jeans at 400. per yard
Bed Ticking, kin TO raw hide--AneSer
was known to leak feather, mt 26c.
Good Leather Ticking az 2Oc
We sell I24c. Blenched Goo,ls Mt Ice. per
yard, not particle Of starch in it, and n
full yard wide-it is so cheap m IOc. per
yard that we could not afford TO sell il
cheaper by the Bolt.
Ladies' Dress Goods, we Re"p;n GFen'
variety and at prices you caNn6t Tail 10 ap>
preciate.
We make spccinlty Of Black CashM crcs
md Alpncns. All we ask customers is to
examine the Goods for them selves md llet,
form their own opinion. Our 33c. Alrnca
is as pretty az any $l.00 Black Silk IN the
market.
We will give $50 Reward to any one who
can find any cotton in our 4Uc. Double
Width Black Cashmere. DO not buy your
Black Cashmere until you have seen ours
We will nave you some money OH the price
Of thenls