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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-08-17

A correspondent of the Brooklyn IN. W
Times gives this fair description of the lives
of farm laborers in England. He says
Most of the land in this country is farmed
by renters, who pay from s. to SO per acre
annually for this privilege. When land COM
| handing this rent changes hands, which is
very seldom, it brings from $3.50 to 1926 an
! acre. Horses used in farm work are usually
of the massive build so common here, and
| range in price from 5000 to $500. A good
mich COW with calf is worth $3.50. Farm
laborcrs earn from 1925 to 81 IL week, and
| frequently have to support large families out
of this pittanCe. During harvest, which lasts
from month TO six weeks, the farmer con
tracts with his hands to work for him the
whole time, putting in about eighteen hours
of hard labor day for $25, with S. extra for
| beer. At this period the weekly wage is, of
course, suspended The marvel is that these
| farm laborers are able, on their small income,
to keep up such good appearance.
The man has good suit of black in which
to go to church on Sundays, and his wife sits
by his side altired with equal neatness and
comfort, and they both, with their children
also, present tidy and well cared for look as
you see them ON the streets during the week
| Their dwellings, viewed from the outside,
| are suggestive OF anything but poverty or dis
| trcss. They are of humble dimensions to
| he sure, hut the windows shaded with imita.
| ton lace curtains as many of them are, and
| lit up by Towering plants, present really
| beautiful appearance, and whet the appetite
| for an inside view.
That this class make their small earnings
serve them so well, is owing TO several rea-
sons. Rents are very low, these tasteful
| dwellings costing them, with small garden
attached from $l5 to $50 year. Clothing,
| lacS hon -holf u,ho Il,
| America, and is more durable. The schooling
| of the children amounts scarcely TO anything.
For the first child four cents week must be
paid, for the second, two cents, and for the
third, two cents, and all the other little ones
in the family go to school free. In return
| for this sum the children get Il fair education
| and have all their books found them.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-08-17
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE.

Male and Female Departments. Stua-
tion most healthful and delightful. Full corps of
instructors both in College and Preparatory
School Well-ordered Christian family govern
SION begins Sept. 4th, 1883. For Catalogue &c,
address REV. j. r. WARD, President or Miss H.
A. OWlNGS, Preceptress, Westminster, Md.
oTiur
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-08-17

BEGINNING TO HEDGE.-"Two ccntsP"
sneered Woodward avenue man TO tramp
who had asked for that sum-"why, you are
getting very modest in your demands, aren't
your"
Look a-here," said the old fellow. as he
backed up to htching post, wheat is only
half crop, corn is coming out behind, pota
toes will be skeerce. and every prudent man
in this country is preparing for a tight
menced hedging this morning. If we &c,
another financial panic whooping over this
country I'm not going to have it blamed OIL
me again-not if / know itW
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-08-17

DICKENS BUST What sorter pictur, do
YOU call that ~ asked an Arkansaw farmer
pointing to n terra Gotta bust OF Charles
Dickens.
"That is bust of Dickens"
"Intended 10 look like him. amt it"
"Oh, yes"
"Wall, can sympalhize with him. for
lived in the swamps II long time myself.
| Zouns, how bilious he must have been when
| that thing was tuck"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-08-17

"A western paper announces the fact that
an acrobat turned a somersault ON n locomo-
tive smokestack. This is nothing. We know
of an engineer who turned on the steam,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-08-17
Torms-Si.3o a Year, In Advance
pnetiCal.
SCATTER SEEDS OF KINDNl

SeAEHEh SEEDS OF IA ~ DN ESS-
There was never golden sunbeam
That fell on desolate place,
but left some trace of its presence
That time could never etface.
Not song of ineffable sweetness
That ravished the listening ear,
Then slumbered in silence forgotten
For many and many Il year
But word or a tone might awaken
Its magical power anew,
Long after the sweet-yoiced singer
Had faded from earthly view.
Nor a heart that was ever 30 weary,
Or tainted with sin or despair,
But a word of tender compassion
Might find an abiding-place there.
Yet countless thousands are yearning
For sympathy, kindness and love,
.And souls are cropping in darkness
Without one CLEAN from above.
There was never Il sunbeam wasted,
Nor song that was sung in vain,
And souls that seem lost in the shadows
A Sayiour's love may reclaim.
Then scatter the sunbeams of kindness,
Though your deeds may never be know
The harvest will ripen in glory
If the seeds he faithfully sown;
And life will close with blessing,
And fade into endless day;
Like the golden hues of the sunbeam
That fade in the twilight gray.
JOHN Q. Biair.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13

.''s.'.' '.'l ,,Gii iito UCcu
rs PARKER 5 GIA0ER TOAIC, will hereafter
DC called simnly PAEEEk's ToxIc. This
chnnGc has been rendered necessary bv
substitutes imposed upon their cusl omcrs
by unrrlncplcd dealers under the nun,e o;
ginSc,'; aud rs ginger is only nn unlmpnr
lnn' favoring lng' 'edicnt, We drop the mis-
teadlng word. There ~ no change. how
ever, IN the preparation itself, and alt bot.
ties remaining in the hands of denl.rs
wrapped under the name OF PAnKEl;'s
GINGER Tonic contain the genuine mcIi
cine II the facsimile signature OF lllscox II
co Is at the bottom of The outside WRAPPER
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13
PUT A NEW BRAND ON HIM,

women are necessary evil" he said
bringing down his fist bard Oh the counter
10 emphasize the heauless remark 1t WAS
i'll tho village store at West Milton, Sara-
loga county, and the speaker was the CEN
tral figure of group of hucholic phiioso>
pliers lie was homely, slovenly aud sixty
"rhcrc,s where differ from you ultorcth-
en- sad Mr. George T. Graham. OF the
same place. "Wnmcn are mostly what men
make en-. When husbands are bruIcs wives
will fall into submission or make home hot
Tor the men; and they're unnatural in eth
et character. Love t"cnl. ami especially be
gGcd 10 them when they're sick, aud you II
have no trouble. There's my own wife
row. Shes suffered good deal with dys,
PrpoIit, nervous proslraliOn and other nll.
men that took the bloom oil her checks
"nd The spring out of her steps. We |. She
saw an advertisement of pAnKERs's To\lc
and thought il would be just the thing Tor
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13
4 Piedmont Institute.

The Exercises of this School will I've re
anmcd on the first WEDNESDAY, Of SEP
TENDER next, under ~ full corps Of in
strucrOrS, N& fG:loNs:
W. NJ. McCASLAN, School of Latin and
English.
}. r. RILEY, DID,. School Of Greek,
Mental and Mornl SeienrG
j. l., BLACK, School Of Mathematics and
Military Drill.
MRS. W. NJ. MCCASLAN, Principal of
Female Department.
MISS LULA BROWN, TgncNGr Of Pri.
mary Department
MISS MAMIE EDWARDS will Instruct
in Music, instrumental and NUGui.
II is important th't students lie present
on first day Of the scssion.
Terms as heretofore.
Applications !dr special rates, board.
SC should be nude to Rev. }. r. kiLEY,
or W. NJ MCCAsLAA.
r. a. GlIlLU;
Prcaidcuf Board Trustees
aug q, isaa IG
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13

Captain John Ii. Bowen, our
worthy and efficient County Trens-
urer, has lott at this Office two very
fine stalks of cottom containing 40
or SO boIls each. Ono Of tile stalks
came from the crop of Mr.. Warren
Jones, a tenant on Capt. Bowen's
place. Mr.. Jones in II most excellent
farmer and has u fno crop. Capt.
Bowen informs us that he has three
,cres which he thinks will weld u
Dale TO tho acre, notwithstanding
the severe drouth. The ground was
well prepared, highly manured and
property cultivated, and tho result
shows what may be accomplished
and how the disastrous effects Of u
drodth may be overcome to great
extent, ny propercultvatlon. There
arc lands, we sus poet, in the sumo
neIgh6orhood, susceptible of like
results, that will not make NOR.
than n bale to five acres.
Mr.. Jones has also sont us n SAM
pie OF rice grown on low bottom,
which promises very fine yield.
There arc 66 stalks on tho stool
sent us, all from ono seed. The
stalks will yield from one to two
hundred seed each. TheA Ayie d
will bo about IS bushels TO the
aero. The rice will net about ono
dollar per bhshel, shipped TO Char
7eston. Capt. j. Ii. Bowen and his
brother i. j. are thinking OF purch>
asing II rice mill, and if thcy do SO.
the rice will bo cleaned ut home, aud
tho net profit will be considerably
moro. Captain B thinks the rice
does not exhaust tho land, and that
there is much more money in it's
cultivation than there is in cotton.
tlo has about s acres planted on his
place and expects to realize from it
at least four or five hundred collars.
Last year his crop noted $l.O2 per
bushcl, after paying freight to Chur-
losLon, which, including drayagc,
&c, amounted to Sl60 on about 400
hushels-4O cents on tho bnshcl
The Captain thinks, 10y purchasing
II mill and cleaning his own rice
LhnL his present crop will net him
ut least SlOO moro than TO ship it
in It's rough state to Charleston
Administer Shrner's Indian Yer,
mituge according to the directions.
ln tho morning is The bost tImo 30
take it,
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick cnild suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? If 50,
send Mt once and get bottle of Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is mcalculahle 1t will re-
iieVe the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mis-
take about IT. 1t cnres dysentery and iii.
nrrhoc' regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures cure: wind collie, sottens the gums, reduces
.n,n"mmation, ~, and gives tone md energy to
"o s,. ""cle s system Mrs Winslow's Soothing
ES'"p ~ ,or Children Teething is pleasant to
tho ,J|', oIJ", "nu IS the prescription of one Of
nurses IN The United Sta tcs. md ia "n" 'ni"
hhg all druggists throuebont M ,ho no,.,5 "'o
Price rs cents bottle, ''"' 'HI &C., worio'-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13
LOCAL ITEN1ss>

For blank applications to appear
before Board of Examiners for ada
mission to, Citadel Academy, apply
TO W. NJ, McCaSlam Chaifmhb Coun.
'ty Board ot Examiners. '.' .-.
The Piedmont Institute opened
las; Wednesday with 60. scholars
aud tn" number ran up to 70 o.
Friday, Twenty Or more additional
&6holurs are expected tina week aud
tho number will soon reach one hum
0rod or more. ,. ...
.Dr. RrIey prohched at Mt. Pieas-
ant on last Saturday in tho fore
noon and at night, and on Sunday
i"9l3 wiug. There were nine adds
tiG,N+ % The church. Dr.. Riley is
dotng 4 noble work for his church
in lhis section and his hands should
no hotd up by the hocks ovor which
he has Charge
Rev. $, p. II, Elwoll Conducted q
pru'rac,cd meeting at Dacusv,lle
lust week, the result Of which was
eleven additions to the church. Let
,#s, in Lno County.
We call attention to the law card
o. M"~5rs Elytho, Mayfold and Rob
,ne"n which appears in this Issue.
This firm p"ssessos good legal taI>
cnl. Mr. Robinson, wo are glad to
state, b"s located at this place and
"Y' "r'n in Office in the Court
,.Er,,
Mr.. #. A. Bowen will exhibit the
ti"r d2r,oy Bull which he has in
"Aar&r, At this place on Monday and
tuesday of court week. Farmers
"h2 deSiro to sec something ino in
~" ,>rri limo should come out and
,% It i'm.
I"1rr wore partial rains in this
t"1n'y asL week which will benefit
'"'c torn, potatoes aud turnips, but
"Art' corn and cotton were too
tn"a'Iv exhausted to receive any
honrhl rom it. Not moro than a
'..s'. cr"' will be made and many
-. 'ow that.
= Z. Price, who has been run
M'@ " government" disLillerv in
". County has been indicted by
49," "oNnty Commissioners TO, viola
'."n OF the State law. Mr.. Price
&rN"arci before Trial Justice New
'.rY Of this place (who issued the
N:A"".I of arresO last week, waved
.n yEHuination and was bound over
4" q. ur&.
." 'omas J. Bowen han sent us
!hr". "mSS of cotton, having" re,
-Pr"'."v S, 6, and 7 boIs. 1t il
81. , - Ozicr variety aud is very
t''.', toe hoIls being largo and well
'u.' stopped. Mr.. Bowen is one of our
2r.'' 't 'grcssive farmers. Tie has
" 1t,' Inrning plow. and attracts
'Ei a 'Itrnti"n from his nciyhhnrs
. .., ra,o' srs by with tho large white
'Hn"".t'H he carries aiturhcd to the
,... ~ protect him from the sun.
'.v Maxwell Chastain an oycd
:.'tH>' minister cf the Gospel, died
owe on She Onlcn0v. in
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13

T.. with Eichmond and Dnnvillc Rail.ond
T. ~l'h 50 Ga Rnihonl for rhdrcslni
with Wilmington. Count in and Augusut
Hn1lrond for Wilmington and the n o,r l. ;
with charlotte, columbia anil Augusta IL
Il I"r Charlotte and the North.
q. with Ashcvil lc Qnh Spnrtanburg Rai'rond
from IicndcrsnMviiie
Il" with Atlanta and chnrlottc Division Ricl,-
m"nd and Dmnville Railroad from
charlotte and beyond
standard Time used in Washington. d &
which is fifteen minutes faster than Colup.
bin
FRY, Superintendent
NJ. SLAr"urnn. Genera Passenger Agent
ID. CAnnwELL Asst Gen. PaSs'r necAt
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13
LOOK OUT!
The Big Show Still
HI.ASE4HIY, $. g.

STILL they came and yet they 60. Those
~ Or MARBLE BUREAUS will nor stay.
All kinds OF Walnut and Panel Beds, come
and theu are gone.
Spindle, Trundle, and Single Beds, all
prices.
Bed Springs, Wire, Shuck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers. nil grades
a large variety of Extension. Kitchen,
TeNn"" and Center Tables, Pnrlor and
Chamber Suits. Lounges. Cradles, Cribs,
WI nnots, Hat Racks, Umbrella Stands
Chromos, Notices, Frames, &c, Kitchen
nnl Side Board Safes.
Always OH hand a general line of Under
takers Supplies, consisting of Caskcts.
Burial CASEY and burial Robes. for both
sex. all styles. Collins T,lmmcd in any
stSl Of Handles and Plrieq NJ all hours.
Al GnoNs ut bottom figures Cnli and
see tor yourselves. No charge made for
looking. Accept thanks for ra~r f,vors
a. Va. EsEELSsN.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
c . -. 1898 II
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Registration Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that The Books
~ Of Rcgisrr ,riom Tor Pickrns County,
are now open in my office ot Pickcns G H.,
:. G.. for the Ergi-Iihion Of NIL persons
who have h"cOmc rnritlcd To register since
last general clrcIi"n. OH frst Monday in
ench month 10 nnd until the first Monday
in July, inclusive, preceding the next gen.
cral election. upon which Inst named day
the snn,c shall he closed and not re opened
for Registration until otter tie said general
Z ccIiUn.
W. 4 CLYDE,
Supervisor Registration for Pic kens County
.nu,, : &, 1851 - Il
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Woman.

Proclamation: Freedom for women. What
is the right Of the ballot to woman compnr.
ed with her privilege Of enjoying health aud
happiness in The charmed circle of her so
cial and domestic relations? Among the
many discoveries tending to promote the
happiness and Advancement Of the human
race, nothing is so intimately connected with
the health and happiness of womcn-lhe
centre and source Of our highest earthly en-
joyments-as the discovery of remedy
which meets her peculiar wants, and fits
her tor the enjoyment of life, aud for min
lsterlng to the happiness of those with
whom she is associated in the tender rela,
tons OF sister, vile and mother This rem.
edy is found in DR.. j. BRADrIELp's Fr.
MALE REGULATORY, "Woman !, Best Friend "
By il woman is emancipated from the ills
peculiar to her sex. Before its magic row.
er all irregularities Of the womb vanish.
1t cures whites" suppression ofthe "men-
ses," and removes uteri"e Instructions. II
cures constipation and strengthens the sys-
TEN, braces the nerves and puriies the blood
and thus, doing it, does more for her. and.
through her, for the whole human family,
thah any discovery u modern ::mes 1t
never falls, rs thousands of women will te,-
tity. Prepared by Dn. .BRADrIELD, At
lnnta, Ga. Price, trial size, 75c; large size,
Sl.oO For sale by oil druggists.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-13
BOWEN'S MILLS.

NOW HAVE MY MILLS in eu.,
Il order, with New Eureka Snu,'t 'st rate
Separator, New Boiling Cloths 'er So G ana
us a trial, and briig sack to coto, "lVe
screenings in for your chickens 'he
will also have Competent Aeento ), ~,
your Gins with the UNell Maohiro rile
only Machine that does its work nnrH' .he
II my Agents don't call on you; addroa "
at Briggs Postofiioe, Pickens Count ss me
will send one ut BH6e In the Cosy;tnd ana
Pickens, Anderson and GreenvilIe 'oS or
july %, 1885 - no"EN. e.
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NOTICE y

NOTICE is hereby given. that an appli-
~ cation will he made at the rext Sos.
sion Of the Legislature of the Stntc of South
Carolina, for n Rcchnrtrr Of the Snssnfrns
Gap Turnpike Road. with the same powers
and privileges as those hcret ofore granted,
and to he vested in the present ownrf..
JOHN l. THORNLEY,,
Secretary nnd Treasurer.
aug 80, 1889 ~ Bin
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NOTICE 20 DEBTORS AND CREDIT
~ oRS.-All persons holding c'nims
aghin3t the Estate Of JOHN CHASTAIN.
deceased, late Of pickons County. South
Carolina, will present them legally atlcstcd
~ me undersigned for payment; and those
indebted will make Payment to
MARY NJ. CttASTNIN. Admx.
scpt o. 1923 so y
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Valuable Real Estate gos Sale.

GENERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING
y LOTS fnr Family Residences, and al4o
business Lots III the town: AMI some Guol
Farming Lots near town all for sale
cheap.
Purchasers can make il TO their interest
to see me before purchasing. Gun give
ban gains in quantities. ranging from one
fourth acre to one hunlrrd
ALONXD NJ FOiGER.
Real Estate Agent
Ensley, s. G. aug o. 1888 4G #
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w. Il. BEtTTil3, Cashier.

D
CAPITAL. 500, 900
SURPLUS, & O,OOO
This 'nnk will purchase at par III large
or small amounts, Checks on New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston.
Checks for sale on New York and Char
l"sl"n in amounts of $500 and over. at
Money Order rates, available for rcmiitnn.
ccs 10 all parts Of the United States.
Money to Loan On cdlin'uthl dmd personal
sccutiIy.
Liberal ndvf.nrca made on cotton or other
produce stored in any warehouse in the
city.
Deposits received in any nrhodhts, pnJ-
able ON demand without notice.
T., 1888 81 6m
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New Advertisements.
EDEs. STs&Gb Nda'S PHEE.S
The old well Tried. Wonderful Health
Renewing Rem edies

STRONG'2 SANATlVE PILLS for the
Liver. speedy cure for Liver Complaint,
Regulating the Bowels, Purifying the Blood.
Cleansing from Ma'nrinl Tant. a perfect
cnrc for Sick Headache, Constipation and
Dyspepsia.
STRUNG'S PICTORIAL PILLS insure
healthy appetite, good digest ION, regularity
OF the bowels. y sure remedy for COLTS
and rheumatism. \ precious boon to de-
hch'c females, soothing and bracing the
II rvous system. and giving vioor and health
to every fibre of the Oody. So Il by Drug.
glsts. For Pnmphleis, etc. address G. +.
llMll 4 Co, Box $50. Now Nnrk DIV
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College Of 2hysiicians HsI Surgeons,
HS.AH1I'ESHcD4SEG. MED.

The prnc'icnl advantages of this school
are unsurpassed. Clinics held NJ t:ty
Hospital, MnleInite and Mnrylnnd Woman's
Hospital, all OF which belong to this school.
Physiological and Chemical Laboratory
work required Of every student. Apply
for n catalogue TO
DIR. THOMAS OPIE. Dean,
30 \. Carey Street.
DV0itCES.-No publicity; residents of
~ any State. Desertion. Non >Supror1.
Advice ana applications for stamp. ". II.
LEE, Au'y, 229 Bway, New York.
NJ cwspnpcr Advertising Bureau, 10
" Spruce Street. New York.
aug 30: 1888 10
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&o-amond and went TO Greeuvil,o
Sundny night. Tho inquest wns
not concluded Sunday, aud wo do
not know aC this writing what con-
oi5-.oms nave been arrived at.
Cot E0stloy, f6I merry of Ch,H,los-
TON, u clerk in Dr. Wright's d,no
etme in GroonviIIe, died suddcnIS .
."t honrt discase on last SUNDAY
'lorning.
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,.. ." Of tiod has died. lie leaves an
g. >"' "rlow, several children, grand
;'"d .1@Nt grand children besides Il
'."~t o., riends to mourn his death.
" "'nd, on the 5th instant, ut the
!" '.:eoc1 OF the BRIDES mother, bv
'..> !. r Riley, Mr.. &. r. Krish{
e H. 3 McWh rLcr-all OF Pick
"'r Connty.
H1"H I'd. on tho 2nd instant, at
e.. '"~'dcncc of Mr.. Ashmore Hin
-" "v t,rv. f. lS. McClannahan, Mr..
Il "".l clinton to Miss Nina euro.
..'A .-''i of Pickens County.
I,rs Richard II. Griffith, Cores.
"o"rng Secretary and Treasurer
Wi! pre- 'ch at tho following named
"ho""h>s on day and date az follows:
'"n'1 loads, Saturday, September
''lh Ht II O'Clock NJ and Sunday
~" AT IL A NJ, and Prtor's Creek
a. : =. a.; Friendship, Monday, 17lh
at Z \. M., and at Oolenoy at 4
=. " Holly Springs, Tuesday, 18th
"l y /. NJ, and Antioch at 4P. M;
""ontnn Grove, Wednesday, 18Th
"L Il y. NJ, and Griffin at 4 p. NJ;
@"c"n". Thursday, Goth at II A. NJ;
i'I'r Creek, Friday, 21st at Ii
q u 'ix Mile, Saturday, 22d at
} j. ~, and Pleasant Hill at4P.
w., C'otraI, Sunday, 23d at11A. NJ
hU-ED.-James Massey, co.ored
"t Np1rlanburg, witness in tho
Co'!cu Jtatos Court, was killed in
,'r"@Ar,Ilo on last Saturday night.
.i'lt"s Eosamond, Bill Carson. and
,"m Good, all coIorod, of Ea.lcy
>'Wr". arc charged with tho mur-
''r% IN IL 'samond and Bill Car.
7'" "'.r" arrested on Sunday and
.'"'@trH % GreenviIio. Tcm Good
.1aS got "ht dt tho way aud has not
yet been arrested. Before thn Cnr'
''"lr7 inquest on Sunday, Tho nui-
|r"cr seemed 10 point strongly 80
!"m GOOD ~ the guilty man. Ro
2tn"nd vas in the. house where iLo
mnrtnr was committed, but it. ~
hciJ"vrd had no band in it. wit.
ha~'rs l''tificd that they saw Tom
1."." wibh knife in 0uo hand and
d. ro"h IN the other striking at the
mnm ui.od, and Carson was in the
ynrl wtlh him. Bill Carson nc,
Hnow!edGed TO parties at Ea,Iov
thAL he had cut II negro IN Green,
F'I'r a"d exhibited his knife which
on H. The mrrdrr r,n'
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49, pe.o-o ~~4~- ~.-A-.
or Liver and Kidney cure would hi every
case effect IL cure
II y"n are bilious, ion%u" ctnicl head
hot. dan. on aching. bad bicnih. stomach
heavy or sour, il bowels inactive and pass
ages hard and "ccasiun,l lnoscn"sS. if yGnr
sleep is broken UoS8ing about in hcdl If you
&c mp unrctrcsrcd, il your skin is snllnw.
cycs yellow. if heavy. dnll PANS in back
aud limbs, if you are droWsy. inLispa<"d
to talk or act, if any one or more nf iEcse
symptoms take dose Of Simmons lsEplT
lEtoNPOCND nnl you will get Immediate
n1li IL