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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-16
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hundred thousand of them were out Of the
Stnte' This is the position THE SENTINEL
has always occupied and Mt different times
we hive expressed our willingness to sub
nit to a tax TO assis them off to the West,
North, or any other place they might de-
sire to go. The negro M citizen is a
complete failure, and as laborer he is not
much better. But il is said TINT the negro
politicians in Washington are organizing to
COLOMBO the negroes in The lower part OF
this State in the section between the Ed,slo
and Savannah and from the coast to Aiken.
They think by crowdimg tho negroes into
that section and by harrassing the whites,
they will leave and give up the country to
Sambo. This may be all talk, but it shows 8
very plninly, rs we have always contendcd
that the two races can not live peaceably
and satisfactorily together upon q political
cqunlity. II is impossible, and rs time 70 lis
Oh il becomes more apparent.
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A Sensible Negro,

Tom Hamilton, the black Democrat of
Beaufort whose deserson of the Radical
Legislature in 1876 helped the Democrats so
mr. 1h, has written very strong letter to
the NeWS and Courier regarding the rela-
tons of the colcrcd man to the Republican
party. lie urges that even if the negro
owed debt to the Republicans he has ful y
PAID II by twenty yeors of devoted service,
and directs attention to the fact that the
only two colored men in the State holding
important offices are Postmaster wilder, Of
Columbia, who is kept in his place by
Senator Hampton, and Liem: enant Fordham
OF the Charleston police, who has been cleo.
ted and reelected time and again by Dem>
oornuc Boards Of Aldermen. or the $50
white Republicans in this State, he says.
I3o hold offices, while most of them did the
very thing he is denounced for doing and
went over to Hampton in 1876. He directs
attention to the improved educational faoil
Ties given to the colored people by the Dem
ocrats and the robbery Of the school funds
by the Republicans, aud says the only white
men who attended and aided the coloreG
normal school recently had at Columbia
were Democrats.
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IL wea'S not be fnis md just 10 in,pose
this taA OH property, IN view Of the oifcnm
stances surrounding us. Properly alteady
pays The eSpcnses Of uovcfnmea, eScept The
poll tax which Is dedirated TO educational
purposes. IL pays also two min tax for
educational purposes of &hoh others than
its owners get the greater benefit. And IL
must not be f6fg0tieh that the tax fur tho
construction, repair and mninl enanco Of
bridges and ferries is now collected OH prom
"rty alone; 80 that an equitable distribution
Ut the burden Of u road tax Can be- best ac
complished in the manner indicated by n
personal or head tax.
Ii has occurred TO me Tint n prOyision
nigh, be incorporated in the supplemental
SectIons proposed that criminals uddersplng O
sentence in the county jnils for petty crimes
might he made - pay their board Mt least ~
being made TO work on the highways under
the direction of the supervisor. | do no,
Know how far this may he practicable, or
whether IL will meet The appreciation Of tho
public. For myself, can sec no objection to
Il, nnd it. is worthy Of consideration. The
courts might be authorized to impose n fine,
and, in default of payment, so many dnys
work on the public highways. 1t would be
great saving of expense 10 the county, and
where fines are paid they might be paid over
to the county commissioners ana become q
part Of the fund for working the roo.ls
IT this schcmc is practicable AMI can be
carried ou( IN nll essential particulars, |
should feel quite, confident we should hive
rapid and permanent improvement in our
roads, and an increase Of about twenty five
per cent. in the value Of real estate wherever
good roads are made. In fnct. should have
no doubt nbout it, Other advantages accru
ing are so numerous that | shall not nj en- pt
TO enumcratc them in this immediate con
nection. NJ. G.. BUrLx..
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What Senator Hampton Saws.

Senator Hampton has rccen,ly been in.
torviewed in Phimd,lphia. lie stated tbo,
the fe'l as of the pe"pl IN his State upon
the tariff Question is that. having cheap and
good labor at home. and tho cotton prno,i
oaitS nj the door Of the mills, they can com.
pete with anyone, He addict: "rhey are.
therefore, hot in favor OF u high protective
lnr'if, nor are they in favor of free trade.
NJ own position upon that question il that
there should he n gradual F.vision of ,hc
tariff. keeping in view the husiness Interests
of the country and the necessities OF such
industries ny need protection to ennble them
TO reach substantial bnsis. No man In The
South that 1 know ef is in favor of nm nm
sault upon The tariff question that will rot
my American industry Of such projection
rs II really needs Certainly no man IN
South Carolina." Again, he said "Tarid
revision is popular idea with the gyno.
cfacy, hut not free trade. The South has
too many growing industries to be in Favor
OF striking down the tariff and absolutely
opening the door to foreign competition.
Our mining md manufacturing Interests,
You know, nre but in their infancy, and wo
must have an equitable protection for them. u
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Il Piedmont Institute,

The Exercises of this School will he re-
sumcd on the first WEDNESDAY OF SEP
TENDER next, under n full corps of in.
structors, AZ fnllows:
W. NJ. McCASLIN, School Of Latin and
English.
J. r. RILEY, DID,, School of Greek,
Mental and Moral Science.
J. l., BLACK, School of Mathematics and
Military Drill
MRS. W. NJ. McCASLAN, Principal OF
Female Department.
MISS LULA BROWN, Teacher of Pri-
mary Department.
MISS MAMIE REWARDS will Instruc,
in Music, instrumental and Vocal
IL is important thnt stndcnts be present
on first day Of the session.
Terms ~ heretofore.
Applications for special rates, board,
nc should be made to Rev. j. II. RILEY,
or W. NJ. MCCAsLAN.
r. a. OIIILD,
President Board Trustees.
aug Q, 1883 46
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The Stock Law.

The July report Of the Department of
Agriculture, after stating that NJ the reg "a ;
lnr Session Of the Legislature in 1881, n
general law providing for the enclosure of
at ock in all the counties Of the State cxccp,
Georgetown, Horny and Williamsburg. saws
that with the May crop circular the qucs-
tion was asked.
elias the stock law increased or ,lrcrcas-
CT the acreage i'll any way Of the crops uAu-
ally cultivated? and il so. what crops and
the probable percentage Of such increase or
dccrcasc?"
Replies from nearly all points Of the State
and in many cases from the Townships in
| dicatc generally that there has been an in .
| crease in the acreage OF corn, cotton ,Yhcnt
anu oats OF from ten to twenty five per cent
The incrcas in the small grain crop hns
| been the largest, then III corn and the lcnst
increns in cotton. though il ranges from five
| TO fifteen per cent The report in this re.
! sp"ci indicates n tendency of our people 10
become nearer sclf-sustaining as the in
| crease in breadstufs and feed for stock has
been greatest. or course in most counties
some attention is being given TO the cult.
Vati0n of the grass 3, and we believe in n
few years we will find the improved grasses
taking hold of the public mind The mum
Der of hogs. and cattle has decreased in mo
of the counties, but this decrcas has ycner-
ally been counterbranccd by the improve
ment in the grade Of such stock. In some
OF the lower counties sheep have increased. :.
The report from several townships of this
county show an increase of crops generally
OF from ten to twenty per cent. Some conn>
ties report that the opposition to the stock
law has been gradully decreasing and the
Indications are that the law will become
popular all over The State. We are satisfied
the people here are becoming reconciled to
the change, and as they become prepared
for il, they will, in our opinion, become as
strong advocates for its cor tin, ance as they
were opponents to its passage. We believe
the law will improve our stock, will invite
immigration, will open ou1 uncultivated
lands, will increas the yield and acreage Of
all crops and will increas the value Of our
lands all over the State.-Keowee Courier.
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Anti-Stock Law Outrageg.

In section Of Lexington county the op
ronents Of the stock law have taken tho
law into their own hands, and committed
dcpredations for which they should be well
punished. Two gentlemen in the neigh.
borhood had undertaken to make their
crops under the provision" Of the law, and
had enclosed their stock and "turned their
crops OUT band of anti stock law men
went disguised TO their houses and set fire
10 anu burned up one of their barns and
'urneu his stock out into his crop. telling
nun That that was the place for his stock
fhcy TOOK the other gentleman ont, blind
folded him, jobbe1 him in the sides with
eheir pistols and extorted promisas from
"i'h a"uer threats to take his life, to fence
mp MS crops again and let his stock run nj
mrge. delegation of citizens waited upon
He Governor and laid these facts before
him, when he at once ordered The Sher;F ~,
i'oA'"e'o" county TO summon posse and
proceed without delay to arrest the viola.
TORS OF the law. In pursuance Of III, go in,
sirnctions the Sheriff has prrested six of
the party and lodged them in Lcxinotor
J"h' 10 be tried and it is to be hoped,
punished Tor ihs oGense. They are no
less criminal than the man who plumbers
and then burns TO conceal his crime q,
theft Let the State make an cxsmD,o 81
these offenders and We guarantee that sue,
0utrages will at once cease.
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A New Invention

The Grcenv,llc News says TINT Mr.. Whit
Hnmilton Of this County has invented new
sulky plow which seems to possess many
advantages. Mr., Hamilton has cultivated
his present crop with the plow with great
satisfaction and one Of the great advantages
Of the plow seems TO be that the driver chi
take his sea, upon the sulky and see the
pows in front of him, inst cad Of having
TO look behind ns is the case with most pl ows
Of this kind 1t has several other advantages
clnimcd for it, and farmers who have exam,
incd i, are much pleased with it.. Mr.. Ham
Mcssrs Ccly & Bros. arc interested in the
invention and will commence to mnnufac>
turc il this fall.
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Our Public Roads.

a correspondent Of the NcUs anil Courier
from Sumter. says: The people Of this State
are much Interested in Senator Buffers
discussion of the "Road Lnw," the more
especially as they had hoped with his AID
to find practical solution of this vcxed
question.
The two prominent difficulties in the way
seemed TO be: fist. how to raise the ncces-
s"ry means for the repair of the highways;
and, second, in what mode this fund should
be disbursed in order TO do the most good
Senator Butler in his article in today y
News aud Courier (August 2d) proposes to
meet the first of these difficulties in the
following manner: IL shout levy Tux of
one dollar head on every able bodied malr
person liable to road duty, to be levied and
collected by the county treasurer" &c.
This mode would be simple enough, but
can the General Assembly levy such II tax?
In Section 2, Article TX, of the Constitu
ton IL is provided: "Thc General Assembly
may provide annually for poll Tux not to
exceed one dollar on each poll which shall
he applied exclusively TO the public school
find"
In Section IS, Article y, it is provided:
"Thcrc shall he assessed on all taxa
bic polls in The State IN annual tax of Quo
dollar on each poll, the proceeds OF which
tax shall be applied solely to cluca,,n nal
purposes. No other poll or capitation
tax shall be levied in the State, nor shall
the amount assessed on each poil exceed
the Limit given in Tins section"
In view these provisions Of the Consti-
tuition. is Senator Buffers scheme prncti~
cable?
II Inns been decided by the Supreme Court
of this Stare (scc State vs.. llaync, ! South
Carolina Reports, l03.) that tax may be
consliintionaly imposed upon "occui nii"ns
or professions" and it my 10 that under
this provision the necessary means may be
raised for repairing orr highways; but
S"""'"r R"tl"r's nroposiIion .in levy lax
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LCUA OLI !
The Big Show S..
E.ASKEY, .. g..

GTILL they como and yet they 20. r
~ Or MARBLE BUREAUS will not +.
All kinds Of Walnut and Panel Beds, {
nnd then nro gone.
Spindle, Trundle, and Single Bed,
prices.
Bed Springs, Wire, Shuck and c.,
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers, all or.
A large variety of Extension, Kit,
Tenpoy and Center Tables, Parlor
Chamber Suits. Lounges. Cradles, c
Whntnots, Hat Racks, Umbrella ST,
Chromos, Notices, Frames, &c., Kit,
and Side Board Safes.
Always on hand general line of III
takers Supplies, consisting of Cas-
Burial Cases and Burial Robes. for
sex, all styles. Collins Trimmed in
style Of Handles and Plates, at oil h
All Goods at bottom figures. Call
see for yourselves. No charge mad
looking. Accept thanks for past favo,
A. WI. HHUNBDF
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE
O., IL ISS3 o.
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Registration Motto

NOTICE is hereby given that the =
~ of Registration tor Pickcns Co,
are now open in my office ut Pickens {
S. G.. for the Registration of all pei
who have become entitled to register :;
last general election. on first Mond,
each month to and until the first Mo
in July. inclusive, preceding the next
erHl election. upon which last named
the same shall be closed and not re OF
for Registration until after she said ge
election.
W. A. CLYDE
Supervisor Registration for Pickcns CO
march 8, 1883 24
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Survivors Meeting.

The survivors of Company I nni II Of
the All, Regiment, South Carolina Volun-
tecrs; also Of Company c, Ath South Caro-
lima Battalion, arc requested to hold n
meeting at Pickcns Court House on salcday
in September next, for the purpose Of per
fec.ing roll of said Companies.
j. II. BowEN,
q. NJ. LYNCH.
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BARGAINS ARE WHAT TIE PEOPLE
w A N IT.

Not mere advertisements 10 nttrart Nt,sn.
ION to draw Il ade, but genuine, sinioR tHse
bargains. t'
ihe people wnht something more than
VAN pre'eniiohs for theit tiopey's worth.
j.. IL MORGAN & bros ability and
capacity is directed to ihh, eth.
The peoples Interest Is our iuterret, md
III me "rnlh we possees Is busily engaged
studying how We can best serve the public
| interest.
our slipper trade has been immense
| The prices wore Of course the chief induce.
ment. We still have small lot to close
out for mere song
| we propose selling them now while il n
| the season in which The Indies need them.
Read the list And look at the goods.
90 PAIR Shppers TO close ut Sl 30 worth
So so.
1915. ''S " ~ - "''
81 Is.
n pair Slippers to close n, ST. so worth
So co.
II pair Slippers to clssc at 81 45 worth
So 90.
ST. so.
pair Slippers to close nt IS cents worth
81 so.
The Freuch Satccn advertised lust we ek
has been closed out.
few of those all Wool Nuns Yelling
advertised Inst week at 20 cents still Oh
hnnd. 1t is hnIdly probable these goods
will ever be sold ngain tur This price. No
one should fnil TO examine them Mt least
SPECIAL BARGAINS offered in White
Piqucs
THIS is the season for our clearance sale
nnd bargains arc 10 Je had ell along the
line ut
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tnur Suny. rciuDci iitm u,ug D ..,u. q.
Friday, October Eth at Hurricane.
And for the balance of the time at my
office at the Court House.
Taxes are raynhlc in the following kinds
of funds and no other: Gold and Silver
Coin, United States Currency, National
Bank Notes.
Jurors. C"nstn hlcs' and Wineea' Certi-
fcn'cs must he audited by the County Com
mis~ioncrs before received for taxes.
All information rs TO taxes freely given
by mail or otherwise.
J. II. BOWEN,
Treasurer Pickcns County.
aug lG. 1883 81 8
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THURSDAY, AUGUST le, 1853.
TERMS :

kor subscription, H. so per d"""'" for sir
m monihs, rs cents; strictly in odrGnce
Adue tisrmsnfs inserted al one do'idf per-
suare of one iuch or less for The fret insertion
and .fHy cents for each Subsequent Insertion
Liberal.liSrounf mnfr 10 merchants and Others
edvert.ing for sir month, or by the gear.
Obituary Notice, ami Tributes of Respect
ehdrgsd,fo as advertisements
Announcing CaKdtdatcS fec dettars ia etl-
dnce
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Lands for Sale.

HS ACRES adjoining Col. r. f. Bowcn's
OO Mill Tract.
III Acres in Dncusville, adjoining John
Looper. II. Nj. Loopcr and others.
20 Acres, adjoining Jas. Lathem, known
as Snipcs place.
62 Acres, miles East Of Pick ems G. n.
255 Acres, Fades trnct, near Hunters
Mill.
44G Acres on Crow Creek.
Apply TO G. W. TAYLOR.
aug z, 1883 45
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State of south Carolina
County Of Pickons

BY J. II. NEWTON, JuDGE OF PROBATE.
Whereas, Mary NJ. Chastnin has made
suit to me, to grant her Letters Of Admin.
istration. of the Estate and effects of John
Chastnin, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the Kindred and ored.
itors of the said John Chastain, de-
ceased. that they be and appear before nc,
in the Court of Probate, to be helG at Pick
ems @. H., on the 3lsL day Of Ang. 1888.
after publication hereof, at IL o'clock in
the forenoon, to shew cause if any they
have, why inc said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the
llth day of August a. D.. 1893
J, II. NEWTON, J.rP.c.
aug &c, 1883 Al
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Jack Page, oolored, employee of the All,
Zine Railroad, vas killed near Taylor,
Station, in GreenVille cennty on the All
insIant, by the falling Of an embaukmcnt
which he With other hands were under
mining for the p0ypOsc Of supplying fill
lie was covered by fifteen or twenty ton
OF earth. and bis body was badly crushed
causing instant death.
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Bargain No. f.

We mean tho old reliable TrOy
City Shirts. Rcmcmbur this!
You can buy n reinforced taundrcd
Shirt for 75c. worth fully SI.OO; IL
Reinforced Un!nundcrcd Shirt tor
75c. worth fully *l.00; Linon
Front Unlaundrcd Shirt for SO cents
worth fully Toe; Linen Front
!Iaundercd Shirt for SOC. worth fully
75c. D"n't go without it, but como
and SEQ us.
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Greenville County Fair.

The eleventh annual County Fnir OF
Grccnvilc will open to the public on the
NH ,lay of October, 1888, and continue four
days. Liberal premiums have been Offered
for the products of the field, stock, dairy,
So
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Read this list OF miscellaneous bar
gains and remember them after
reading. The voly best yard wide
bleach in town, free Of starch, to be
sold for l0c.
Another bleach yard wide &c.
Still another, ! wide 6tc.
Last and lcast Sc.
Is yards heavy shirting, only s1.OO
II yards extra shirling, only 100
20 yards good shirting, only 100
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Survivors Meeting.

The survivors of Company X. Hampton
Legion, arc requested to meet Mt Grccnville,
South Carolina, on Saturday, the Is! day
Of September next. j.. II. Bowen.
Greenville and Anderson papers p!ense
COPY.
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As when She was Young.

al have used Parkers Hair Balsom md
like it better than any similar preparation
know Of" writes Mrs. Ellen Perry, wife
ot Rev. P; Perry, of Coldbrook Springs,
Hass> ''My hair was almost entirely gray,
but dollar bottle Of the Balsam has re-
stored the softncss, and the brown color i,
nad when L was young-not single gray
ha,r left. Since l began applying tho
baisam my hair has stopped fnlling out.
and find IL is perfectly harmless and
agreeable dressing"
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White LAW ms

For 124c. worth l5c. AlaD we will
close out other lola at 15c., 20r.,
25c Soc, 35c. and 40c. All good
fat bargains. Please boar this in
mind.
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Rutherford county North Carolina, has
voted 100000 to any railroad that will
make connection with Rutherfordton, the
oouniy seat. It is thought that the Caro-
hna Central viii accept The offer.
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HARTFORD, CoNN., August G.-The Cur,
ant publishes letter over the sj0noturo of
Judge ID. G. Birdsall. in which he announces
himself the author of the charges TINT Han
COCK was defeated by Tldon,. and psiteratcs
the charges. '''''
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Jno. Simmons, merchant Of Deep Creek,
virginia, near Norfolk, shot and killed his
wife and himself on The 4th instant. No
cause of the act is assigned.
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Real Bargain No. 3.

(And (" good ono too) All our fine
h'@P0SS1S to be closed out at New
York cost. Bc sure you come and
soc them.
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On hand, 30 wo won't promise to
have these Gools when you come,
but fyou como early wo will try to
please you.
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big Barga&N No. 4,

Our entire Stock OF SuaHnR lERcR'
Dress Goods to be sold ut cost
tor tho next thirty days.
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Mild Summer r.

But still we koop on buying Goods
for
''SPOt Cash.
and You know when money is scarce
wo poor morta!s who have n iiLtie
lett can secure
MRg Bargains for Cash.
So, Read, Mark and Learn Where
You Can Secure Bargains
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An extra bargain before, so We cal
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10y W5s5 s"Ve you WUuey Oh UTe
Geods.)
Black Goods.

They are their pets-the darling Of the
hearts. Therefore they take more pride
this department than any other. They nc,
let customer go out il price or quality
any consideration. Black cashmere at I
double width black Grape goods at zoe; G
25c double width blnck cashmere is nstt
ishi"g nice quality for the prce-onl,
yards for dress pnttern-just think Of
Black NIL wool bunting at 2Oc: black |,
hunting at lGc: black cnshmeres at l23,
3'3, 40 90, 65, SOC and ST. 90 per va
For 65c per yard they will sell y"n ms II
goods as Sl.0O would buy n few years II.
Black Nuns yelling from 20 to 75c per yn
black silks from G0c to ST. 70 per yard: th
Sl.0O black silk is extra good; black nlpn,
20, 20 and 33c buys their b az silk finish
nlpnca.-as pretty rs $l.OO black silk.
b. T. G. 4.
(TEeJ will not be underscld in Blac
H~~9-
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We nrc still alive, we have another
Bargain No. 5.
Thia one comes from our White
daOOA& Stripe white +. X. ut only
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COL UMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE,
COLUMBIA, s. @.

VSHE Fall session will open SEPTEM-
L. BER l2th, 1883. Largest boarding
school for young lndics in the State Cen.
traliy located. Tclegrnphic and Railroad
connection. Healthful good domestic ar
rnngements. Full corp of faithful and eff.
ficicnt teachers. Superior advantages in
Music and Art. Rates low. For catalogue
apply to
REV. o. A. DARBY, ID. President
aug 2, 1888 46
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Good Bargain No. p.

Remember this ant toll Your hoigh
Dor! The very best d'aIicO4S made
wo AFRO selling at 6lc. l6 yards for
$l.OO.