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Political Trinss Continued

The poktfSal fFiaas which were to have
come off ct ChnHtSSron last week, we're cons
tinued by afre District Attorney for the want
Of funds TO pay the jurors and Witnesses.
The prisoners were dragged to Charleston, D,
several Of them over y hundred miles, at
their own expense, only 10 be told when
they got there mad 'AoManded q trial ,hnt
the Government was not in financial con-
dtiou to proceed with their cases, and thnr
they must 60 hoFne and re,llrn again to
stand triM at their own cxpcn3c. Ii there
was anything against those men for which
they can be Convicted, ever by the lestmo-
ny Of the miserable witnesses they nave
against theFc, there could not be so mnch
grounds FOR complaint against the conduct
nf the Government officials towards them;
hut M there seems TO have been no evidence
adduccd at the preliminary trials by which
they conM he convicted before an impor-
tial tribunal and an uhpnckvd jury, It
is simply infamous TO try to break the de-
fendants up by an expensive trial because
they can not be tairly convicted
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Roofing. Them Out.

On Sunday last says the Grcenville News,
nm Illicit still was in operation in Pickcns,
in Pumpkintown Township, near Tab'e
Mountain. On Monday, in company with
Mnrshals J. L. Gaze and Stephen Qnigley,
n rendezvous on the wny three mose men.
About midnight on Ta,sday the still was
fiually spotted by the guide after long
search. The officers made dash upon it.
One them fell down The mountain side
about thirty feet, the other measured his
length against tree, and Qniglcy was SO
surprised by the sudden appearance of the
game that lie ste od still dumbfounded, dis
charging his gun in the mir. Collector En-
sor ran after one man who he saw leave the
SIN heins joined in the chase by another
officer. The fleeing moonshiner suddenly
fell into ditch and Docter Ensor's compan-
ion tumblcd in on top of him. Thus this
dealer in dew was captured. Two other men
WHO were in the 'slill escaped by taking nj
on ,osite course. The still was hacked tc
pieces, the tubs were overturned and hav
&C Was nude Of the moonshincr's factory
About 900 gallons of beer We're upset
The 'still was not n large one, containing 81
gallons. Arthur Robinson is the prsonc
! secured lie was lodged in Pickens jnil
lie is the nephew nf g. :. llagood> Clcrl
Of the United States Circuit Court. Th
officers returned here yesterday morning
| u hno snf,, hot Rob in
son had no part in the 'still ard was onl
there for the purpose OF purchasing sou e o
| the dew Ed SENTINEL
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Conversation! q!

where shhil we go to get new Spring
Goods at the lowest prices when we visit
Greenville. Well l always go TO Stradley
Il Bnrr's the FIRST place and MY wants are
supplied.
l wanted some FFte %hitS goods TO make
aprons for my little girls. Stradloy & Barr
sell beautiful checked Nainsook nt 10
cents per yard tp..t I have been paying l21
cents for elsewhere, and their Piques and
White Lawns almost makes one break the
Tenth Commandment, for you are cure to
want them. Such pretty EGgiags; one of
their statesmen told me the other day they
were boNght f'om n Wholesale house TIM,
Keeps retail store III large city 80 they
arc specially for city trade.
"What can stradley & Barr mean by sell
ing ia cents Bieached Goods at 10 cents?
They say it is for an advertisement, and
think it is true, For never saw such goods
for that price. buy NIL my Blenchcd Goods
rom them, and you can get the same quality
every time Mt 10 cents. They say 1000
yards sold since lst January. am think
ing OF getting II Black Cashmere. Where
would you advise me to get it? You might
try around and see Where you Gun buy the
lowest but see Stradley & Barr offer 500.
% reward to any one hnding cotton in their
4o cents Cashmere. and you may know it
ls good, or they would not make thai 0ffcr.
Their G5 cents CashHere is rs good as 81. =.
w would buy few years ago. My advice
" ON hSaf II
for spring AMI Summer wear, it is 80 much
lighter than Cashmere, and i. drapes 40
prcltiiy, never crcases or wrinkles, and the
better qualities will not catch dus, like
Cash mere. But what will it cost me? Well.
Strndlcy Barr offer n nalf wool Nuns
Yelling at % cents, all wool 80 cents, 81
inch 90 cents, 40 inch G5 and 75 cents Der
yard.
| 81 Want some cheap dress goods for NY
| little oncs that will not require any wash
ing. You eau get n Nice half wool dress
goods for 10 cents, and Strnd'ey g. Barra
l23 cent Cashmere is lovely just TO think
they have that cheap goods in all the latest
fashionable shades. must get IL Parasol.
[
Barr, too, guess. They shy they got .heir's
direct from the manufactory, and they have
! beautiful ohc3 from III cents to 50 90, Do
! you ever find your Corset uncomfortable?
| No. not since have been wearing one Ut
Dr. Butts perfect CorSers. They cost ST.
| 81, and | would not be without one for So
60.
"Plense tell me one thing Why do you
"deisr "c IA buy J Dry Goods from STRAIT =
Icy Barr? find when get any ,hing
! from them am never provoked at finding
! the same arti;c CHEAPER cl,ew ,"r.. Ihcy
arc always ~ Hing TO show goods anl give
SAMPLES If 10 not want TO purchase just
| then, and they insist an sending my pack
! aGcs home tor me. lOu never saw n dcafcr
set OF fellows in ynnr liIe if you men ion
e.. ~ :" '""", nn.I think that is why Ihrv
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Hurrah tor our Side.

Mr.. EblTOh: Major W. A. IIamilton's
heart is ns light as The wind that blows
the leaves off the trees. II is n fine dnught =
er, the only one out of nice lisIle squad
of boys Besides the Major has the Sulkcy
Plow, the Acme Harrow, the Buckley Reap.
er, and n Cultvator Of his own invention
If the County was filed up with such men
rs Major Iinmiron our corn cribs and smoke
houses would be fat and full. Go ahead
Major, you are n man after my own heart
SUBSCRIBER.
p S.--The only girl child that has been
born ia 10 years in the Hamilton family.
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The Dedication.

Last Friday, the goth instant, &as the
day set apart for the dedication of the
Pickens Institute, and was kind Of gala
day in Pickens. The favorable weather for
S4rn work prevented many from attending,
though there was fair crowd and the
occasion passed off pleasantly.
The school numbering something near {"
hundred, formed in ocession at the hotel
and EsAsehed 20 tao buihl;ag, Aended by the
teachers and the speakers o: the occasion.
The services took place in the large hall of
the building, and the stnge was beautifully y
and tastefully decorated with evergreens
and paintings suitable to the ot casion. On
she ceiling back of the stage, just under
the overhead ceiling were written, in large
black letters, the words, "Piedmout Col
lege." (The name of tho 'Pickens Insti.
tu,o" has been changed to "Picdmon, Col,
lcge.) The opeuing exercises of the day
wefe the singing of nm anthem by the
school, Whicl, was rendered in first rat c
SVlc.
letter was then rend from Governor
Thompson, regreti,ng his inability to at
tend the dedication OH account Of pressing
official Hnties. Rev. S. P. II. Elwen then
road history Of the school.
G. l.. Hollingswor'h then read II "fnnncc-
nj" report, showing the cost Of the build
ing to have been TO date $50, ,6lT. The paint
ing and some other work is yet to do, which
Will make the aggregate cost about 81 ,OOQ
lie made the announcement that DR. Riley
and MIR. McCaslan had purchased the build
ing of the joint 8 ock company and were tt
pay for it in ten years; paying 7 per cen, in
ierest on the stock ard l per cent on bonds
He gave the amount that will have TO l.,
paid each year by the purchasers and sait
that at :he end often years the building m,
grounds will have cost them q little ovc,
$4,000. At the conclusion of MIR Hollsng.
Worth'S statement Col. Asbury Coward
S'l'r -.
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Mr, EDITOR: Since no one else has said
anything for Enstatoe Township I wila
give You o few doto. There is q good stmart
oftNkhess On Twelve Mile in the Lewis set-
tlehnSnM The disease first appeared on Oo>
l"noy Creek. ] don't hear of AMY new cases
for FEW days. 1t seems 10 ne something
'.&' ~ hot Quite understood by the Doctors.
Some think it is contagious and some think
not, as to my part think it is something in
ne atmosphere caused by so much rain an
oggy weather In Tie winter; 1t seems TO
be somewhat coonfed TO the valli,s and wn-
ter courses.
Well see some one in his conmuication
calls the amendment to the stock law (''wish
wash law or something 0: tho kindly As
10 my part failed to see any thing i'm the
amendment but true Democratic or Re.
publican principle. The law only holds out
to sections mentioned that are not suited to
the "tog up" n chance to let their stock run
at large, If they combine and uoMply with
the Act, and those sections which don't dc,
sire to avail themselves Of the benefit of the
law have nothing to do but let the matter
a'ore and they will not be troubled | re
MEMBER when the fence run near Pickens &.
IL. there was q talk of il being moved North
ofthc Oolcnoy md Eastatoe and some fcllows
advocnlUd ii being put on the North Carroll
IN line. Well 80 il was extended to the line
and the citizens along the base Of the Blue
Ridge mountains built them fence on their
own hook forte % brneft of the range, no
sooner wns il done then here come some of
those men that pushed it on the people of
| the mounts aims with pitfu mouth "cun
| turn out my cattle in the range?" Perhaps
that isthe way of yonr correspondent.
! notice in your paper gone time ago that il
is supposed that the citizens in this part
are III favor Of the hog UP. Well after you
get to the foot of the mountains | think
there is about one in fifty in fnvor of the
hog up law. 1t don't suit u belt Of the Coun-
try here in the mountains, which is about
~ miles long by or s wtdc. The day per
| hGps will come when il will suit but at the
| present time these mountnins are almost us,
less except for range, and | do think tha;
| those who arc not concerned In the matter
could very we'll let the matter De arranged
| by those interested in the mountain rang G.
MIR. "Loyar' seems to be somewhat dis
turbrd by the non enforcement Of the liquor
luw Will say first that don't believe there
is person in the County that has less use
for drunkenness than have il is one thing
that should be kept out OF every family il
possible" But at the same time that it is
no reason that liquor should not be sold
Nine cases out of ten. in this portion of tho
County whiskcy that is bought, Is carried
home for medical purposes and havc not Il c
people Of Pickcms the same right tu Sell il
ns the adjoining counties? The present law
| only builds up II mon"ro 70" the t0wrs
| and cities where ii ~ sold, nnl do NOT Ikiuk
there is any mnrk %! prrriniism or prnctira \.
reason in prohibiting one part o: the coplr
in any trade thai is allowed to ANY o;hc. of
E@rAL RIGurs.
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Woman.

opc for suffering woman! Something
new under the sun, BY reason Of her pecu
liar relations, md her peculiar nilnrnt, wo.
man has been compelled to suffer, not only
her own Ills, but those Arising from the
want of knowledge, or of consideration ON
the part of those with whom she stands con
nected in the social organization. The fire.
qnent aud distressing irregularities pecu>
liar to her sex have thus been ngsravat ed
to degree Which no language cnn express
In the mansions Of the rich and the hovcl
OF the poor alike, woman has been the pa
tient victim of ills unknown TO man, and
which none but she could cndurc-and
without remedy. Bur nov The hour of
her redemption has come. She need not
suffer longer, when she can find relief in DIR.
j. BRADrIELDs FEMALE REGULATOR, "Wo.
mans Best Friend" Prepared by Dir. J..
BRADFIELD, atlanta. Ga Price, trial size,
76c; l"rge size. 5 so. For sale by Ali
druggists
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Executors Sale


WE will sell at public outcry to the
w highest bidder, the PERSONAL
PROPERTY belonging to the Estate of
James Lewis, deccnscd at his late resi-.
dence, on FRIDAY, the llIh day of May
next, consisting OF:
| GOOD HORSE;
] One Horse Wagon and Harness,
Buggy and Harness;
! Good Milch Cow;
II Head Of Hogs;
Lot of Corn, Wheat and Fodder;
Lot of Bacon and Lard;
Several Bee Slandg
20 Gallons Strained Honey;
Set Of Blacksmirh's Tools and
Farming Tools. Household and Kitchen
FnrniIuee, and other articles too numerous
10 mention.
TERMS OF @ALE-Al sums under Five
Dollars cash. and all sums over that amount
on credit until 10Th November next. with
note and approved security.
Il j. LEWIS,
JAS. NJ. STEWART, FIX orS'
april &c, 1888 80
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10 L IChcns auu - =. ....,. .... 900. ..
nj seeing such II magnificent County and
such commodious building for educational
purposes lie said that outside of the city
OF Charleston. he had never seen n building
better suited for educational PURPOSES.
Col. Coward made very favorable impress
sion upon his audience aud we hope that
he will keep his promise to visit us again.
whether invited or not.
heV. DR.. Grier, President Of the Erskinc o
College at Due West, the oritor of the dav
WAS next introduced and spoke for about
one hour lie Is man Of fine personal np
pearnhce--tall and hnndsome-and posses.
SOS very high order of talent and true
eloquence. His subject, the "Toncher
and his duties" was handled in n mnsierIy
manner. lie held the close attention OF
his large md npprecintive udicnce who
frequently gave him hearty applause Our
limited space preoludcs the possibility OF
giving anything like q synopsis of DR..
drecr's spsSch' To be appreciated, the
speech should be heard or rend entire. We
maGo an effort to obtain the speech for pub
hc"tion, but failed. DR.. Grier's speech
concluded the exercises in connection with
the dedication.
1t was then announced that the lndie 90
had prepared dinner In one Of the room,
below where the inner man could be re,
Tteshed for The 9mal amount of twenty five
cents Thi'htr The crowd repaired and.
surrounding the tables that were groaninc
uhuer their heavy burden of good things,
Tooh satisfied the cravings of the appetite
ana retired sn.ie6cd that Pickens never
does any'hfng by the halves.
~ night the school gave an entertain
ment at which 25 cents admittance was
charged. Songs and charades were given
IN very good style, and everything done to
please and amuse the audience Al ,ho
conclusion Of the entertainment by the
echool very nice cake presente by Mrs
4. ID. Gilreath of Creenvile, was voted off
10 the most popular young lady in Pickens
1he contest was exciting amongst the yonue
men, and ended In favor of MISC Sta E,loD
Lewis Of this place. The cake broueh,
~sV'VV' Ihe amount realized by the ladies
On the occasion WAS, we believe, about
~l'o" This amount, we are told, is to be
used in the purchase of seats for the Col
lego.
In conclusion. we must apologize to oar
reEders for our meaggr and imperfect re.
port Of the proceediags of the occasion,
Saring the week we were at the bedside of
avery sick relative in another State and
ala not return home untR aboHt the hour
the exercises opened. We are nol ia pos
seFslon I Of " PrOgrN mme or any oth,r in.
toEnaliot' concerning the exercises. and
onV w report from what we gathered
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GRAND DISPLAY
OF
Sg'iilg and Summer Goods.
J. II. Morgan & Bro.
W E 0 Z e S A LIE AND RETAIL
MEReHANFs,
CIR EAGS WILLIE, q. G..
WE ENTER THE ARENA or


w Il ENTER THE ARENA or
trade this season r,.cnnrcd 10 .ho,,
the lnry,s, nnt Mds, .,,rnr,ir. S,o'I S""h
of DRY GOODS. ROOTS SUOE;
and SLlPPEtS, that has bean nnr
privilrpe to offer ,he nuhIic
We paid CASH tor every d,n,r,.
worth of J$ni,ls IN ,hi. S,,sy.
Every one Knows lhol SPOT
CASH Alw;.NX has the irs.l, ,r,,.L
and Will buy nny,h,uu off,r,L t,r
sale for a much Ir,> Il ,1r,. ,rn,, H.,
credit. 0'' ''"'' 'o"e
The discounts olono !, , hr,:.o,.
having the muypi,ud, nt nur, nnnI>i
asloni III ANY nnn WIN, h,s n",.n,
studied the i, ,uiI. ,t >r,.h =, nn,
ness. The d,s.,,,ir,s >,,,Yi m,k" 49,
Il good prutil
Our p.truuc are u,c,,Ir LooG,
le1 b> our CASH uI;Y;,h,Sr..
Smrll profit, ,,uk. I,r,,. r.,,,,
Our object IA ,n m.,l.,
sales by srlliuu n, a s,r.,, ,,,,,
abuve the u,,noI y1s, ri ,L,,
The create, ;br vuIu, ., hn,;
urss ,ln , o"0'
cvn,agr is rcin,r,, '' VI i"'
we have ,hr,, ...,.,,
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Prints, Prints, Prints.

just opened our tenth case Of these
Goods liiiS Spring, the hnnAsnnest and
largest lot ever shown by any Retnil House.
Nearly everybody knows we have rcck-
bottom prices Oh Domestic Goods, but for
the good OF the public we quote:
20 yards New Styles Prihrs 81
20 yards Heavy Quilt Lining 81.
l6 yards Good Shifting 81.
II yards Heavy Drilling ST.
II yds Good Sen Island Shifting 81.
10 yards Mattress Tick 81
- yards Good Tick ST.
81 yards Heavy Tick 81.
And remember We have tie best l23 centa
Black in the market, which we arc selling
10 yards for one dollar.
a'OGdORmGacS.
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TERMS :

For subscription, 81. so per dnn"ih For sir
months, rs cents; strictly in advance
A1ve tisenrents inserted al one dollar per
syudrs of one iuch or less for The first insertion
and 61y cents for each Subsequent fn$erhon
Liberal discount made 10 merchants ana Others
advtrtiIing for sir moHrfhs or by the yrat.
Obituary Notices. end Tributes Of Rcspee
ehurgrd for as advertisements
ANNOUNCING Candidates .Gpe dollars in ad-
Vdnce.
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state of South Carolina
County OF PICKEHs.
BY ]. II. NrwroS. tupar OF pRon,rr

BY J. II. NEwToN. JuDdE OF PRonArE.
Whereas, ]. j. Lewis, CC.p ha, mndc
suit to me. to grant him Letters of Admin.
i"tratiou CT the Estate and effects Of joseph
Philpot, dccensed
These are therefore 10 cite and ndmon-
sh al and singular fife kindred and credi
tors Of the said Joseph Philpot, de-
ceased, that they be and appear, before me,
IN the Court Of Probate. to be held at Pick
ems G. H., on the 5th day of Nav 1883.
Hiter publication hereof, at II o'clock in
,he forenoon. to shGw canse. If any thew
nave why the said Administration should
| not he granted.
| Given ttder my Hand. tbis ,bs oftb
day Of March 898' '"' 1o'"
-, 80 }. II. NEWTON, J.r.r.o.
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Piedmont Union and Miss Whilden

Mr. ED.fun: For about nine years Miss
Lula Whildcn has been sustained by the
Southern Baptist Board Of Foreign Mis-
sons in China The Missionary ladies Of
South Cnrolnn hnvc special care Of her,
and she 10 now in this country talking to
.. >':..:n" 10 Woman in
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The Piclxens I99stittut9

TENHE Exercises of tie Pickcns Institute
L will be continued as q Private School
through the remnihdsf Of the scholastic
yemr. with the assistance of REV J. X:
RILEY, b. b. and two Experienced Teach
ers. instrumental and Vocal Music will
he taught By nm accomplished Teacher. Pu-
pills received Mt any time by The quarter at
ihc following rates per quarter of 50
days:
Latin and Greek, 50 90
Higher Mathematics, @ 0U
Intermediate Department., 4 O0'
Preparatory Department 3l2%
fee of UH6 Dollaf Per quarter will b6
nssessessed 10 meet Incidentnls.
W. NJ. MoCAShANj Principal.
r. A. CHILD, Chr BoHrd Trustees.
march 8, 1888 .s. 44 Bar
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Lace BuEtings AT 20. p, 20 nn4 80 cr,ts
worth fully - yer cen, more than We
sell them at.
Cn>rlerrs in louble-wi,lth from 25c tn 81 o5
Nn"H Yelling. Grape and fIcnriet,a Cloths.
We have just received some new Goods
irih's line, French Jersey Cord. and He
b"'r"es Cloths vcty, light for summer
wear. Send for samples.
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The Late John Chastain.

Mn. EDIToRi l write you few lines, to
give you the birth and marriage of MIR.
John Chastan. lie was born March l4th,
1888, but have not the date he went to
the war, nor the command u which he be-
longed, but perhaps you may get at that,
he was IN Ealhonn'H cavalry company. and
| think wns in the company from its or
ganzation. He was shot through the arm
and came home short while, but returned
to his command as soon ns able, and served
faithfully until the war closed lie re-.
lnrned home as most good and faithful sol,
diers did, in bad health, with chills at
times and yellow jaundce. His father
had been robbed of his horses, and not
withsIanding the loss of health and prop
erty, being man Of high spirits he went
to work, and on January lOrh 1869, was
welded to NJ NJ. Stewart, and lived n law
abiding citizen and true Democrat iii his
death. After eight days sickness he fell
asleep. about I o'clock, the 9th of March,
leaving true md loving companion and
seven children, and mn aged mother and
two sisters and many friends to mourn his
death. His wife and two Of his children
were lying very low but are mending.
j. L. Is.
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me special .tdz which, tobacco deal.
ere DOW pay the Gnvernment9ah has
been reduced nom $5. .00.4e 50. .4on new
flFlgur1s Those who do not tnke on,
Apehse hy the ht bt May @fll be De. .
haFr9d from receisfS9 he ,rcRaie oi
q ea0ts per ID which tfm G3yctnl
8ient now alIows ~ all'munu(lctnr.
es tobacco ~ thai Gme,
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T-aOoE2 2

" haI an rXre''cnt quality of
CASHMERE we sell Tor l24 cents.
OIo1 Yards OF that I29c. Blvaci>
my has been >GId at lOc. per yard
since ChiisLn az This sale alore is
Il S"lhclenI gunrant' Z OF its cXcei>
ler &C in quality
~ Pieces Halt Wool Worstcd
Dress Goods at TO-. per yard. Ac>
lna!iy Halt W"ul.
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WHO would be 40 c,ucl, 80 unnat.
urA}. Ns 60 P"tuSc to buy one bottle
of ShEiner's Indiun Vcrmiiuge, " hen
he sn6|s that worms arc destroy.
Eing lris, childE This is 40 SriHing
asattep. ~ sAg asa aaa ,,
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let TIE GOOD WoRK 90 oN.-Mt 4s.
Gro" Il Rodgers. Merchu Its, Fall
Greek, S. &. says: "Wo were induce I
to try email lot Of Norman's Nou
trahzinR Cordial and found ready
7"Ie tor 1t. 1t has given apondid
satisfaction and wo scll IL great deal
9i it, Let tho good vol k go on. !"
Nprm"'9 Cordf"I is popular every
whore.
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place of meeting for the iiedmont ,".o..
from Corinth church to Easlcy. but az
some churches are net willing for the change
Corin'h on Saturday 18th instant. ct ds
have n full attendance and lively discus =
sions, but let al the women be at Easley Mt
ii o'clock Sunday 20lh instant.
j. &. IlUDsoN, Moderator.
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lar. Even the Youngest uEl:urcn arc
as fond OF it M su Lur cOndY.
On Thirty Oays' Trial.

TnE NoLTAIC BELT Co.. Marshall, Mich.
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Vollnic Belts and Electric Appliances ON
trial for thirty days to men (young or oid)
who are afflicted with arrvous debility, LOST
vitality and kin'ired troubles guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly viHor. Address as ahove.-N.
B.-No risk is incurred M thirty dnys
trial is allowed. lSS2-.=ly ian 4
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-26

Goude for 81.
IL Yards Printed Sea Side Dress
Go'd~ for 81.
~ Ynrds White Goih Pix for 81.
l3 Pieces White Cheek Nainsoyk
at III cents per yard.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-26

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Who Was then the gentlemon?''
Why hg. o course, Who Ashley used:
Whose lands, therefore. no crops refused