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Ma&lor's Sale.
Iho @t@te # South Carolina
.-.-L-- ! A-tEIr CnINm,,
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

'.HInh}lILE County.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
John A. Easley vs. Elizabeth Easley, ct nj.
10y Virtne OF Dccrctal Order, made in
1D the above entitled cause, / will sell at
Pickens Court House on Saleday in October
next during the legal hours. at public
auction, the following described REAL
ESTATE, to wit:
All that Tract of Land, situate in the
county Of Pickcns, on waters of Saluda
River, adj joining lands of Wilson, Maxwell
and others, containing One Hundred and
Thiriy-six Acres, more or less and known
as Tract No. 3, in the division Of the Real
Estate Of William X. Easlcy, deceased.
ALSO,
All that Tract Of Land, situate In snd
county of Piokens, on waters of said river.
adjoining lands of j. w. Brunson, p. r.
Maxwell and others, containing Fifty two
and q Half Acres, more or less, and known
rs tract No. S, in the division of said Real
Estate.
ALSO,
All That Tract of Land, situat. in said
county of Pickcns, adjoining lands Of p. +.
Maxwell and others, containing Eighteen
and Half Acres, more or less, and known
rs tract No. 6, in the division of said Real
Estate. ....s.l IL
ALSO, ss
All that Tract of Land, situate in said
county OF Pickens on waters of George's
Creek, adjoining lnnds of Henry Wade, j.
w Brunson aud others, containing Fifty
Two anu Half Acres, more or less, and
known rs Tract No, 8, in the division OF
said Real Estate. Plats of said Lands c,n
be seen at my Office.
TERMs--Uue half cash. the haIaacc n3
a credit of Twelve mouths, wiz infcro.
from day of sale, the credit portion lr lo.
secured by bond OF the pnrcbcsrr mad 81
mort gage of the promises. Purchaser 10
pay for papers. ~ @M 49,
s. j D0UTHIT,
Master for Grccnvillc County
sept .. 1883 50 y
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September Report of the Agrioultur
al DenartHAant. .

WAsHfNSsroN, September O.-Tne colt on
returns OF the department. of agricuRere are
less favorable than those of August, <TSe
principal cause OF injury is the drought,
which has reduced the prospect ia every
Safe except Florida apd Tennessee. Tht
decline has been greatest IN Texas, In
North Cafoiins and Virginia the tempera.
turc has been too low At night With serious
drought. Other States report the more or
leso gcAerai prevalence Of the caterpillar
and boll ll.wtrm At many points. The grn-
eral average Of condition is reduced TO "a.
The State averages are as follows: Virginia
~. North Caroliua 79, South Carolina 20,
Georgia 70, Florida 90, Alabama 76, Mis-,
sissippi rs, Louisinha VI, Texas 81, Arkan.
SAB 80, Tennessee 10 In September, 1870,
the general average OF condition was IS, in
1881 itTwas 20. 1t was 02 in the great crop
years 1880 and 1882. In sorho counties the
drought still continues. In others recent
rains have caused some improvement Rust
has appeared very generally, and is most
threatening in the drycst districts.
CONN, wnEAf AND poTAToEs.
WAsuIN&ToN, September II The Sep
tcmbcr returns to the department Of agri.
culture Indicate n lo%er condition OF corn
thnn III Aughst IN every scoiioH Of the ceun
v and in nearly every Stale. Tho only
..s,s in the Ws,t are in Missouri. The cause
= reduo'ion, so nearly .rulS,,-s.. ..
. n'E which is reported f, 'n. a> ~ '' s!r
r. ''.. N'.u,'io Const and Oi - lai.., ID
,..:.,. -. Mississippi to tn . ', .c i...
'.' 80, 'uo rat river m,
'..Ii.. O. Dmunicatic, a,... -.st.
IA. ".-> clock .'r- >.'r. u.
.... ... &c osts .... ...,. ..,.'
Coz. 20! f.n ,.. :, .. n.
Ohio IN ...r .,.... -,.... ,.t
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lhe (u,.~...s..u o 'I,r ~. o.. .. t'.,.. I ..,.
except the children of their own HOUSE
holdN is an assertion That VIC nre not ready
TO accept as true. Is there II man in South
Cnrol'n", so dead to tho interest of society,
the hASrcst Of the State, or tic int crest and
welfare Of his fellow man. that he cares not
for the eduo,tion OF any one except those
OF his own honse hold? Surely Motive do
not believe that ""' have many such people in
the State, and We hSpc there are none such
In Ahhuviln county SutsiIc the office of tho
PreSS aud Banner. The .nti bcllum plan.
rs ne have heretofore said w.s>o disoroco
TO our civilization. it created class, ,dis,ino.
ions in our schools which were in direct
opposition to the spirit OF true Democra oy."
And as an evidence rs to how the public
schoolsare regarded In Now York, we Quot @
the following from tho Now Yor San:
"Ono of the greatest tributes 10 the cf-
hcicncy Of our public schools is the attend.
ance of children of well to do parents, who
could afford the expense of private schools
if they did moi prefer tho others. These
little ones should make good citizens, for
they are impressed early in life with the
democratic principle o: cQuality.'
But the Press and Banner would prefer,
1t seems, caste in the schools, rather than
that democratic principle Of equality" Ii
ii IL not right for rich men to contribute
to the edncation of the children
OF the pnor, then upon the ssme principle
ii is not right for the poor nan to shoulder
his musket and fight to protect The property
of the rich man. The insinuation TINT
those who accept 'he aid ottho public funds
arc paupcrs, Il an insult to tho good sense
and feelings of our people. .
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5bpr%% &@"~l% =,

we :"LoN' 10 siVo great care to
tho buying ot this stock, and will
open on or tbout tho 2Olh of Sep
tembcr an &ccllent limo of FALL
AND WIN"ER DRESS GOODS.
Don't buy Until you SEQ our stock.
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S'nce,the decision, Of Solicitor CASTOR
that an Express Company is liable 10 prose.
oeli9n for delivering whisEey in dry town
- y Dp the big tseda The sbarlot,e Honor
dealers bad along ehe liue Of The oharlot,e
Colombia and Augusta Railroad bas almost
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State of South Ga so .3ae.g
County of Pickcns

BY j. II. NEWTON, JUDGE OF ?. ....n
Whereas, q. NJ. Lynch and s.. J.
GraVley has mndc suit TO me, to y,.,u. ;n.n
Letters of Administration, with 49, 4r,..A
ed, Of the Estate and effects of E.l. eft, "a
King, deceased
These are therefore to cite NJ admuu
ish oil and singular the kindred .aa crcl-
itors of the said Jonathan King, de-
ceased. that they be and appear before me,
in the Court of Probate, to be hold at Pick
ems O. H., on the 9th day of October 1888,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in
the forenoon, to shcw cause if any they
have, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my band and seal this, the
lIth day of September a. D., 1888
}. II. NEWTON, J.P.P.C.
sept 20, 1883 81 2
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IEiowlr School.

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KS Sale.
state 0E south Carolina
N2f wy OF PIcKENs.
IN C,FlHr NF COMMON PLEAS

!'a'r'i Hro'. Plaintiff. against James A:
r,.,' e.; nj Defendants
y '.-' ~ ." a Decree of SALE made in
/ .'1'v' led case, by Hon. ". IL.
""':. e., IA; Judge, on The 9th day
". ....l" ~; will sell TO the highest
,"''''' "i f'oNcn: Hourt House, on Saledny
~ '':. .''r n' g. 'e following described
EEHi :.ta \IG. > wit:
\. ".r' "'n'' ," Parcel of Land, situate
ia f'r'r'I 1. on waters Of Twelve
h''" f.. Co." ing Two Hundred and
t"ri! .''"" ~ crcs, more or less. al :
t""'rE ."t'~ 81 las F. Curtis, George
hr"'h. .. l.. ""r' ia and others, being tho
'f''' "' Ian" "''"rron the defendant james
5 ir'+ .'uH GNr..
r.'.">~-' ia" D.. 'rd ofthe purchase mon.
"| Dc" '' r%'' )" g." h on day OF sale; one
."'.' "n ia" A'S Monday in December,
."''. 80 'h' '-'r oil the first dny OF De-
rr"'i ''8' It." credit portion to he sc
'W"' '' 'hr ""E' Of tho purchaser, with
interest sE''a ..'y nf sale, and II mortgage
Of tie ,'~.',r'""". Purchaser to pay for all
l"pv'- ""l t"r lrr OrGing the same.
}. j. LEWIS, C.c.p.
r4' e., lasj so d
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NATl0 NAL BAN K
OF
SfrccnviIIes So c.,
HAMLGN BEATT1E, President,

w. Il. BIGATTIE, Cashier.
CAPITAL, SIOO 600
SURPLUS, s 20. OOO
This Bank will purchase at par in large
or small amounts, Checks on Now York,
Philadelphia, baltimore and Boston.
Checks for sale on New York and Char
lesion i'll amounts of $500 and over, nj
Money Order rates, available for rcmittan.
ces TO all parts of the United States.
Money to boan on collateral and personal
security.
Liberal advances made on cotton or other
produce stored in any warehouse in, tho
.ciiy.
Deposits received in any amounts, pay-
able on demand without notice.
'aaastar 5,'.,1S93 r2iFftE cNF8
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Colonel IipFsoml' Speech at Ninoty-

5 The nov SpaprYS har been oomncniINgon
Colonel JiFscotuG's y ccch at Ninety Six,
and we cory iuto ht. J'fess and Baaamsr ex-
tracts from II anNnhta' 4 them. Ia oar opin.
ion, tnlouel Lipscomb,is exactly right on
the putjc Schyof question. The public
school syt'rr is IN direct opposition 10 the
s}'iri; of trac Democracy. II has centrah.
drn 'n""s'.",> aHdifosters communism. The
..' Ic -,Ha"l Iysiem of South Carolina
'nu!t b. ".oiiYheN Ah& the annual foolish
, >V"u.I'uNc &c nearly hnlr q million dollars
shou.I nu nbandoncd. While we have 10
doubt tha, l. great many persons are T. uly
and sincerely anxious TO augment and con.
'inue this appropriation, we think it would
be n s'AIHw mockery, IL it was asserted
TINT the groHt MACS OF the white tax payers
OF d, Sjuc ere anxious to coutinue the
an ,u' i"yeH 'rn' Of n quarter ola million
o. .'tlVs II r"g'" ~ducatioh. II VIC are not
8 .t''y u's'nke', lat" lnendment to the Cons
So. 1un" ?2rmanvp., 4 ing nm annual levy
OF ~. r"''s oath. ..'..w. Was passed by
the l. =. crsiv ity,''~ ..r n,einly with n
view OF 5'.. jH".-r t," Nnr.H we think
it is n FAC, y - rr.. DC yu,'s. ,5i ted, TINT
our hpoplc, -r .,a rrI.. I.D.. s!.n SO tho
education Of th ....., .., ~. .'.,.. % D.. TX
cept the children u shr.' .,.s ..,.. beil
Old ante bellem rln, ,a. T.. 1'.r . ,,o'.,
BILE and proper plan. w. ~ p.. y
respectable by making nj. .,
recipients of public favor il. ..,.
People who nre too proud to nc> 80. .,,.
i,ion under the old system, and W. 3. -.
too poor TO pay, may keep their cm.'N q.
home We sny. three cheers for COOue, H.,
scomh.s boldness and independence d.
speaking his honest opinions and patriotic
convictions. Let the fight continue until the
Constitutional amendment ievying the two
| mill tax is repealed. We fool n"body
| by our manifestation Of extreme anxiety for
| literary field hands, but we pay our money
| all the same.-.H6bCviHc Press and Banner.
It's not surprising thNt the Press und
banner, holding the views it does upon th'
Misunderstanding interest Of the State, hord
oppose public education. We think the
paper, or individual who in these de 8 op-
pose the establishment of manu"c'"ring
industries aud the education Or.'o masses,
have oulivcd their timo. -
We fail TO see whore our public school
! system is in direct oppositirl to the spirit
of true Democracy" Ithns been taught
by the great leaders Of our country and
generally accepted byfhe prop!o that the
pcrpeluation of ouT free institutions de-
.cndcd upon the edncation Of the people.
Germany, by a compulsory system of
cducniion, has ,frsen from the rank of n
second or thirYpowcr in Europe to the po-
siion of n 6rY power, and the Now Eng
land ard Northern States of our own coun-
try have nyo"t stripped us in educational
md materA! development, simply because
| thcy took practical view of tho duties of
government and didn't waste their time in
II discussion Of theories.
Whih Calhoun, Hayne and other great
leaders Of the South were opposing appro
printiors by the General Government for
( lu''.' q : "rovomHnts, and refusing to ao-
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'hj NT1 ."h\&l bEh'> Urrwl
i'ohhSs .. H., .. C., August IS, 1888.
accordance with the Supply Bill, ap>
l. proved December %. 1882, notice is
hereby given that this office will he ,,cn
for the collection Of taxes Oil SATURDAY,
the lst day Of September, 1888, and will
remain open until October 2O,h. Th. raic
per cenlmm is ns follower
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The penalty Of five per cent. will attach
on Ail lnxcs where the May iustallmcnt was
not paid.
For the convenience of taxnovcrs I viii
DC mt The following places ut the times
stated below for the collection Of taxes:
Monday and Tuesday, October lst and 2d
at Central.
4ih at Liberty.
Friday and Saturday, October 9Th and
9th at Easley.
Monday and Tuesday, October 8th and
9th at DncusVillc.
Wednesday, October 10Th at Pumpkin
town. P""
Thursday, October nth at Kings Store,
Friday, October 18th at Hurricane.
And for .he balance of Tie time Al nv
office ut the Court House.
Taxes are payable in the following kinds
of funds and no other: Cold and Silver
Coin, United States Currency, National
Bank Notes. -
Jurors, Constables' and Witnesa' Certi.
fcates must be audited by the County Com.
missoners before received for taxes,
Authorization as TO. taxes fseely given
by mail or otherwise.
j. II. BOWEN.
Treasurer Pickens County.
nua le 1853 ~ "'o
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~ The Legal Rass of I.'..gx

The AbbevilIc Meii~,o spcci ...> .,,..2
the folly of high rates of inter o.. '..r
enactment. South Carolina
cent Ia every debt in ilic Stat 81! ...,...,.' ..
henehciarieS are n few money .,., 4,
promises Of foreign capital c, .,...
pom such an advance proved ,...., e. .
Land Loan Association is II h FAX -
Hsdium wisely gays; The Geo .a. ,.
kers were unwilling to make ., .., ,ud
oppressive change in their In" .u, ..r,
representatives. either needles ,.i.,. .. .
of what was best for their Dco. ,.......,I
ted this folly" There is euri,, o.. d..
solid truth in these tntcmcnts .:.. i ....
10 he Ignored. Our Legislature ... ..;
take when We ruiscl the rate .l,,, ,-'
II came however, MS the prtitior ..... :.
Grange, and was urged by the ".' .'D-,
Department on the plea that it ..,..
in quantities of foreign cnplal % .,
| interest greatly lower The hu. .,. ,,..
.'". a.' ~ 'iilurc o.;ghl $3.50, ,,.tv
"o .-"r q = vr'' !Ucmbrc OF tn, ..,,.r
e.. -, -. : "H C AndcrsJG .. ,rp
80. pc. gt voted hgains 3d.. 81.
900. l"dc the only .... .i...
"., ., louise against ..,.
- '. unj .'v 'rrnn,s, howe, ua r4
!. ,a ~ '..'n too powrrI ...,I
CO.. - . . "a. ,rily To be ..
'.,. .fr' at poor nKric,
= ., '.""' r",.rp,r uutcr hlylty '.
forest. <lhe rate should, az lac D..
hc rcstot%e g., ~.... .. &C..
teHiyCncer(
The a...'. ..,' ..
last w.. CIV niy- .
the { - 90. .a, e. r.
State .l.ry, ny ..,....,,. ......b .r
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOU I'll CAROLINA
N"uarY IF PICKENs.
IN NOURTOF COMMON PLEAS

IN NOUNTOF COMMON PLEAS
F'oncls u. fnrr, Admir- ct nj. Plaintiffs,
"~Hina Hr"rye W. Farr ct nj. Defendants
y H"'. M! TO an order OF sale made in
y ~" oo"vr stated case, OH the 9th day
O.. 'rnn.' i''.'. hy Hon. |. u. Withersp0on,
f'',''""' il''CH, will sell to the highest
MH''''. "i i'vDr Court il0use, oil Sales
,1E W nr,"'c' next, the following VAIL
"(hlt III ~ ESTATE, to wit,
Ai,h tNAl rRACT OF LAND, on both
-"'"s "' :''''' River, in tho Cotnties Of
l'"'na Hod 'ireenville, continuing 2G0
Ar'">. m""s "r less. known as FARRS
N'hh 'I'@' .. ON the Land there is Fine
"rrl"'HU HiLL,
GRISTMILL,
SAW MILL,
WOOL CARDS,
rive ""rGu, GINS, AND PRESS,
r..1 UwELLlNG HOUSE, OUT
touSF9, 10.
.t"H ''1"N Nliri of tho purchase mon.
p, e. "' "a caAh on day Of sale, and
''' '. "h " credit Of IOnc and two
BE-. interest hhm iny of sale Sc
".' t. 'hd - ,hc purchaser and mort
=" m Go" vr' Misses. Purchasers TO nav
90 V.r"'. ... tor rucoring the saline
J. :. LEWIS, ccp.
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"uIHrY !nll&l.RHn,N urr,rr
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Bsrnwell Court Eb.Se hdgA elected d
tlry' ticket. Rbat a9ouG itS brother
Hcllnesg
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Polish Hospitality.

The Poles are extraordinarily hospi-
table; they entertain without grudge.
At every table in the large houses some
extra places arc laid ready for unex-
pected guests-as they say, "for the
traveller that comes over the sea-" 1t
is possible in Poland TO 60 uninviled to
visit your friend, taking your children,
your servants and horses, and TO stay five
or six weeks without receiving any hint
TO go. The Poles are fond of gayety, of
amusement, of society; they love pleas
ure in all Its bright and charming
forms. The country houses are con.
stantly full OF visitors, and In tho winter
there Is often the "Kulig," o gathering
which increases as it goes from house to
house. It is taken from a peasant Gus.
tom. and the mobiles, when they get up
"kulig," wear tho peasant costumes,
very beautifully made. They 90 over the
snow in sledges from house to house,
dancing for two or three days at one,
and then going on TO another, taking the
people of the house which they leave
with them. At last there are perhaps
twenty sledgos all full of people, dressed
in bright colors and singing tho songs
of the ''Kulig." At every house thoy
dance tho characteristic dances of the
occasion-the "Krakomlak," the "Ma-
zur," and the "Oberek." The first is a
very pretty and peculiar dance, in which
the partners turn away from each other
and then come face to face; the "Mazur"
Is something like the quadrille, though
1t Is by no means the same; the
"Oberek" resembles waltz danced the
reverse way, and with very pretty and
characteristic figure, in which the man
kneels on one knee and kisses his part
ner's hand. They are all most charm.
ing and pretty, and tho Poles dance with
enthusiasm as we'll as grace. They
have many national customs and cerc-
monies which are occasions for dancing
and pleasure. Then, in the autumn and
winter, there Is boar hunting. In this
way, with these various amusements.
the time passes In the country houses.
and visitors will stay six weeks or per.
haps six months.-IOndon Times.
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aoovills Sarsapar'lls or Blood aud Liver fyrur
will cure scrofulous faint, Rheumatism, Whit
Swelling, Gout, Goitre, Consumption, Bronchitis
Nervous Debility, Malaria aud all diseases aiisin
from an impure condition Of the blood.
The merits Of this valuable preparation are ~
we'll known that a passing notics is but necsssar,
to remind the readers Of thi, journal OF the neces
sity Of always having bottle Of scovil blood ant
Liver syrup among their ,tOck Of family necss,i
tiles.
Certificates can be presented from many leadn
physieian', ministers ana heed Of iamile, throush
out the land indorsing 1t In the Highest terms. W
sre constantly in receipt oil certificates Of cures from
the most reliable sources, and We do not hesitate +
recommend Il
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A New ingredient.


1t Is Mrs. Cobb's candid opinio n that
In some cases, education is not OF much
benefit to the colorel race.
Mrs. Cobb has q colored cook, who
says she graduated at female cemetery.
who can read, and who gives much OF
her time TO perusing the cook book.
A few mornings AGO, the cook, whose
name is Mandy, was told to make some
cake A short time afterwards she an.
peared in the parlor with the cook book
in her hands, and said
II wants yer To send right of to do
store and get some latter to put on do
cake" y" W.
"Some whatp"
"Some latter"
"Latter.r
time" W. ''"'
In the name OF common sense, what
Is latterP" "'"'
81 dunno what hit am. | didn't
write dis heah book. Hit reads dot n
cuPlull OBJ do latter should be nut in de
cake TO make hit good"
Mrs. Cobb jcrkcd the book out of tho
cooks hand, and, at the place indicated,
Mix up the dough with a cup of
water, or OF sweet milk, but tho latter
Is the best. "-7erds Sifti,,os.
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LAST MEETING OF POCAHONTAS
~ AND CAPTAIN SMITH

a. u. 1881
In a stately hall at nrcntford, whom tho English
juno was green,
Bat the Indian Princess, summoned mat her
traces might DO seen,
For the rnlnor 81 her beauty filled tho car Of
court and Queen.
There for audience as sho waited, with half
srOrnful, silcnt air,
All undazziod by tho splondor cleaning round
her oy0rywhore
Digit In brodered hose AMI doiblot, camo
courtior down tho stair.
AswIth strldlng step he hastod, burdoncd with
the Queens command, .y
Loud he cries, In tones TINT tlnglcd: "Wcl'
como, welcome 10 my landT'
but tremOr sozed the Princoss, anu sh"
dropped upon hor hand.
"whatl no word, my Pocahontasi Must como
on bonded knoc?
Iwcro slain within tho forest, werc dead bo'
On tho banks Of Wild Pamu nkcy had persisted,
but for thee.
"Ah, keep heart 7iga.loyoli that cnn never
lean bear no, rush, tho breathing; can see
Ioan feel Inc sudden tightening Of thine arms
about me yet.
"Nay, look up. Thy fathers daughter never
feared tho face Of man,
ehrank not from tho forest darkness whom her
dOe-llke footsteps ran :.
To my cabin, bringing tidlnss OF tho craft OF
Powhatan."
With extended arms, entreating stood taa
sialwar Captain there,
While tho cOmrtlcrs pross around her, and tho
passing pages stare;
But no sign gnyc POcohontas undorneath nor
M bulr