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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23

MIR. EDITOR: II affords me real pleasure
TO inform yot thh, iBe SWaday school Cele.
ton at Liberty On tAe aith instant MAS
magnificent success IN Svory posht OF View -.
The exercises We're opened ny ire schools
uniting ih singinga few ssAeut pieces, and
prayer was offered by DIR. Riley. Mr.. J. f..
Boggs was then introduced to the audience
and delivered beautiful adlfsss-his sub.
ject was "The Help and Hinderance of
Sunday Schools" This subject was han
died in the most instructive manner, and
was enjoyed by oh who heard it.
The bext speaker was Mir. J. p. Cary
Subject, ''Going and can't Stop" MIR;
Cary did the subject justice IN the fa,les,
sense OF the word, as we'll as oreatiMe q
great deal of laughter among the children
Next was ihtf1aueed MIR. Brown. who
honored ns with short but select aAdres.
on DUTY and Experience After these
addresses the entire audience retired to the
beautiful Grove hear the church. where q
delicious dinner awaited them. After all
had enjoyed the comforts OF the table and
the splendid refreshments which were
served by coshtn7tree Of young men and
la'iies had been partaken of, then all WAS
ready for the afternoon address which Was
to be given by J. NJ. Plowden. The SUBJ
jeot WAS "Christinnity." Mr.. Plowden is q
young man Of great oratorioai powers, md
spoke splemdidly on the subject to m au-
dience who gave their undivided attention
to the speaker. After the above exercises
were completed, DR.. Riley gave the con-
elusive remarks which were short, hut %
The point. Then prayer was offesed and
the crowd turned their faces homeward.
we hope In pleasant memories of the dav
they had spent at Liberty. We think this
is step taken in the right direction, and
We hope other schools may offer something
of the snme kind; and may the good work
of Sabbath Schools go on until there is not
little hoy or little girl in our County who
does not 60 10 Sunday School. is the heart
'"it wish OF The SECRETARY.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23
An Investigation Neeas&.

| "Deputy Collector Ensor Is the champion
/ "masher" Of the Piedmont Belt. Last weeL
he destroyed 900 gallons of mash and
beer in Pickens County. y."-CHoiina Sopr-
| tan.
We have been informed by a gentleman
! who visited the place where the IL 200
gallons Of mash and beef" is said TO have
been destroyed, the day alter the raid, that
there was, he Thought about half brshel
II meal, which had been ':stirred up" with
! wnter, at the place, and that was all that
he could see. II is also said that the same
still had bceh "smashed" several time be.
fore. 1t is charged, but whether truly or
not, we do not know, that some of the
Revenue officers make business of hireinp
parties TO put up old stills in certain local
tiles, with little meal .stirred I'D" in nm
old Tub or two, and then they 20 and
'smAsh" them and get the reward of $50
from the Governmcn, for their Work.
We were told by truthful gent heman
the other dny that man, whose name he
did not give us. told him that he had been
paid by the Revenue officers ten dollars for
putting up one Of these old stills. which
they (the Revenue officers) afterwards cap.
turcd. 1t is snid that the stills thus can
iured, nre "battcrcd about" n little md
thrown aside to be put up somewhere else
and captured ngnin.
Ihe government pays reward Of $50,
we believe, for every illicit d;s,illery des.
troyed, and it is freely charged in this sec
ton, (not alone byi Democrats and sympn.
'hzers with the "Moonshincrs,") that the
practice of putting up these sham stills BY
the Revenue officers and then capturino
them and drawing the reward from Uncle
Sam, hns been quite common for some tim,
past, and that ha.dly my of the stills CAD
'ured lately have been really engaged in
illicit work. Personally we know nothing
about these charges, but they have reached
us from several sources and We feel it n
duty we owe to the public, and to the Gov.
ernment, to give IT,, m publicity.
The Revenue officials operating in this
section for the last yrnr or TWO have gen.
orally performed their unpleasant duty in
very kind and gentlemanly manner, and
we hear of no complaints on this nccourt.
But it is alike due the Government and the
accused, that an investigation of these char.
| ges should be made. If the Government is
"eing systematically robbed by the men
appointed md pnid to look after her inter-
est, she should know II, and the guilty par.
ties should be punished to the full extent OF
the law. Upon the other hand, If the officers
charged are innocent, they should be exon
Grated and set right with the Governmcn,
and before the public. We hope tbs prope,
authorities will order thorough invcstign-
tion of the charges and let US know the fncts
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23
Registration Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Books
~ of Registration for pickens County,
arc now open in my Office al Pickcns G. H.,
). G. for the Registration OF all person$
who have become entitled to register since
last general election. on first Monday i'm
each month to and until the first Menda
in July. inclusive, preceding the next gen
cral election. upon which Inst named day
the sane shall be closed and not re opened
for Rcgisl ration until after the said genera!
election.
W. A. CLYDE,
Supervisor Registration for Pickcns Count,
march 8, 1883 "a #
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23

The telegraphers' strike hos failed. and
all he operators who could obtain ros;.
tions have gone TO work. The sympathy Of
fbe country was with the striking opera.
tors,s but 1t appears that the managers Of
the brotherhood made very grave blundcrs
md failnre Of the strike was inevitable
from che start. II is hard to whip an over.
grown monopoly like the Western Union
TIE only place to do it success ully is Al
the ballot bo@, and Il is hard to do i
1nogt.
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State of South Carolina
County of PickeDs

By J. II. NEwToN, JUDGE or PRoBArE.
Whereas, Mary NJ. Chasrnin has made
suit to me, to grant her Letters of Admin
istrntion, Of the Estate and effects Of John
Chastuin, deceased
These are therefore TO cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred aad cred
itors of the soid John Chastain, de.
ceased. that they he and appear before me,
in the Court Of Probate, to be held at Pick
ems o. H., on The 3lst day of Aug. 1883,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in
the forenoon. TO shew cause if anv tbey
have, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, The
= lth day Of August y. D., 1888
% j. II. NEWTON, J.r.p.o.
aug !G, 1883 AZ
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Crops in the State.

The state Department of Agriculture hns
received 500 replies from township CORES
ponden's, representing every township in
the State, which shows the following results
rs to the condition Of the growing crops and
the condition Of the weather for the month
of July:
Fifty nine report weather favorable and
402 unfavornble.
Drought, together with dry hot winds,
hns prevailed generally throughout the
State, checking the growth of cotton and
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BOWEN'S MILLS.

NOW HAVE MY MILLS in first rate
Il. order, with New Eureka Shutter and
Separator, New Boiling Cloths, &c. Give
us trial, and bring sack to catch the
screenings in for your chickens.
l will also have competent Agents 10 File
your Gins with the O'Nell Machine, the
only Machine that does it's work perfect
If my Agents don't cali on you, address n. -
at Briggs Postoffice, Pickens County, and /.
will send one Mt once in the Counties of
Pickcns, Anderson and Grecnvillo.
r. l.. BOWEN.
july 2f, 1888 ~ 2m
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23
Greenville Municipal Election.

The municipal election in Greenville came
last Monday week. There were no
ominntions made by either party and the
eld was open to all who might desire mu-
icipnl honors. The Mnyorali,y was con-
,sted by S. A. Towncs, incumbent, and
Mr.. Henry Briggs, both good Democrats
{" nd worthy Citizens: in either of whose
J, ands the interests of the city woul be
afe. The contest created considerable ex-
"itement, and the race was close, Towncs
inning only by AZ votes.
Mayor Townes has made o good officer,
: one of the most substantial business men
n Greenville and in every respect worthy
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23
The Road Question.

MIR. EDITOR: AS there is so much talk
through the Journals, wish space in yom
columns to place n few thoughts before the
public for consideration.
is'. That there be ono Commissioner 70,
ench township and that he serve for norhing
except for the time necessary to attend rc
the financial mlttcrs OF the County. |,
seems to me that he could afford to srrve
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23

e.~c'!EE .! .-l"'y hiIkeo, 40 one U,
10 leading merchants of Greenville, and
'ands high in the estimation of his fellow
iizens. He is progressive, honest, capn
e and worthy Of any honors within the
II Of the good people of Grccnville. His
'te must be gratifying to his friends and,
predict that If he lives and desires the
'sition, he will be the next Mayor of
reenville. The following is the ticket
eoted: Mayors. A. Tewnvs; Aldermen
ohm Slattery, a. 4 Wright, r. T. Good
Z. N. Carrier, NJ. s. Scruggs and J. NJ.
nrris.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23

The north bound train on the r.
and ID. RaiIroad. which passes Green
vile at eleven o'clock ran through
an open switch into q coal train and
schute 300 yards this aide of tho
Charlotte depot on Fridny morning.
There was II gro"t crash ana mp,
p"rentIy tremendous wrncliago, bni
lilClo real damage 20 properly. w.
). Farrls, II white ircmon, had his
'cit leg caught at tho thigh between
tho engine and tender and crushed
into the space of an inch. IIo was
released with much difficulty, and
died within n few hours. Ills wifc
who i'VoH in Atlanta, has il il
thought, a good case against the
company, the switch being an old
fashioned one without u lock and
unmatched. IL is believed TO have
ooon opened by some malicious per-
son.
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TERMS 3,

For subscription, ri so per dnnum yersiz
months, rs cents; strictly in adodnte
Atsoe. tiSsmcntS inserted al one dollar PR
sgadrs ofons inch or less for The first insertion
sna my cents for eaeh sn6seqaent insertion.
Giberal discount made TO merchants and ofhers
advertising for six months or By the year.
Obituary Notices and Tributes of Respect
chatsel for as advertisements
AasonmoSag G2,saidates5fte &o11ars in cd
dnce
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23

.''.'. -. - |'H. ne
oihcc at the Court House.
Taxes are payable in the following kinds
OF funds and no other: Goli and Silver
Com, United States Currency, National
Bank Notes.
Jurors. Constablcs' and Witnca.;' Cerri.
hca'es must be audited by The County Com
misSioners before received for tnxgp.
All information ns to taxes freely given
by mail or otherwise.
J. II. BOWEN,
Treasurer PickeDs County.
mug 16. 1853 a 9
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like il better than any similar preparation
| know Of" writes Mrs. Ellen Perry. wife
OF Rev. u. Perry, cf Coldbrook Springs,
N"ss. ''My hair was almost entirely gray,
hut dollar bottle Of the Balsnm has re-
stored the softncss, nhd The brown color il
mad when was yonng-n"t n single gray
m"ir LETT. Since | hcgnn applying the
Balsan my HAIR has stopped falling out,
and find it is n perfectly harmless and
agreeable dressing"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23
Judge Lynch in Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ca, August 1l.-On Tuesday
morning last, in Miller County, Joe Fulford
n farmer. with the aid of Harry Bradley. q
negro. bruinlly murdered his wife, who nj
the time was unable to turn herself in bed
The negro beat her over tho head with o
club until she was insensible. Then her
husband choked the remaining spark Of life
out. Fnlford then hired his accomplice and
another negro named Reuben Robertson To
haul The body TO Spring Creek. mile and
e helf away. and sink il in the deepest part
OF the water. Fulford then reported her ab
scncc. and sought 10 create an impression
mat sho had committed suicide by drown
ing: Tho neighbors searched tho country
n'l tuesday evening and night. On Wcdnes.
dny the body was found, having risen to ibr
surface of the water and marks werc found
upon her body bearing out the facts o,ven
above. Fuford was arrested bnt den;od
ms guilt, and remarked that he would M,
nave had his wife murdered for fiyo dollars
me TWO negroes were then arrested on sus.
p'c'oh from some language they were heard
10 use, ana they made full con fession. civ
| ing the facts as recited. a Coroner'a ;nrv
rendered verdict charging the three man
win The crime preliminary trial vos had
Colqnitt yesterday. and they were hoIJ
Tor murder. There was talk Of burnino tho
'rio ~ S'"ke in the court house ward but
wiser counsel prevailed Between 10 and -
o CLOCK last night, however. Fnlford and
harry brady were taken from the mil omJ
hanged TO convenient timber near tho i"ii
Their bodies were psrforat ed with bn,In'a
Fulford's father is a man of considrrahIo
means, and is respected by his DeiUhhor0
The general sentiment of the country va1i
approvethe act of Judge Lynch" sine,
within two years two innocent women bav,
been murdered in'the snme vicinity In m,
case two Of the guilty parties escaped nun
ishment by breaking jail aud fleeing. hi
country.
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Bargain No. A.

We mean the old reliable TrOy
4 Sty Shirts Remember this!
You can buy IL reinforced Laundred
Shirt for 75c. worth fully Sl.OO; II
Reinforced Un'aundcrcd Shirt TO,
75c. worth fully $1.00; II Linen
Front Unlanndrcu Shirt for SO cents
worth fully 75c.. Linen Front
Laundcrci Shirt tor Doc. worth fully
I5c. Don't go without it, but come
and sec US.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23

Ihe C;tS % Charleston celebret ell the
one hundredth year of her existence as m
incorporated town on the 18Th inst. The
Mere and Courier, which by the way is
about the best newspaper published in the
South, also celebrated the event by coming
ont in aibr"n'Dew dress, which adds very
IaucL to it's appearance and attractiveness.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23

The cotton worms have appeared
IN Richlnnd and Sumter Counties
and are boring tho young bloom bad>
ly. Tho leaves and bola arc also
ravagcd by the worms. Tho plans
'ers arc making efforts to save their
crops by Paris Green and night
lights.
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w 1aIGC LAWNS

For ]23c. worth l5c. Also we will
close ont other lots at 1jc., Zoe,
25c 3Or., Soc. and 40c. All good
fat bargains. Please bear this In
mind
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Read this list of miscellaneous bar
gains and remember them after
reading. The vely best yard wide
bleach in town, FREQ Of starch, to be
sold for l0c.
Another bleach. yard wido Sc.
Still another, wide 6ic.
Last and Ioast Sc.
Is yards heavy shirting, only $l.OO
II yards extra shirtin9, only 100
20 yards coed shirting, only 100
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RoBRRT STEWART
Q y Q -

AUGUSTA, Ga. August 13.-Pariics in
terestcd in the Georgia Central and the Port
Royal Railroads have secured controlling
interest in the stock and bonds of the An.
gusta and Knoxville Railrond The road
will DO leased. Two per cent will be paid
on stock and first mortgage scvens will be
exchanged for first mortgage six por cent
bonds
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Bridge to Let.

COUNTY COMNfSSIONERS OFFyCE,
PicKEHs c. H., Aug. 18th, 1883.
WILL Let nt the place. to the lowest
responsible bidder, the building of the
new bridge across Twelve Mile River,
(known as Maw's Bridgc) on THURSDAY
the 9th day of September next, NJ / | o'clock
a. NJ. Plan and specification made known
on day of letting. ELIAS DAY,
County Commissioners
aug Is, 1888 AZ
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23

Forty counties in Georgia and
tlorld" report to the Savannah
Nows falling off in their cotton
crop of from 80 to so per ccnt. cnus-
cd by drought, rust, worms and cat
orpilInrs
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STRADLEY & BARR
Gi'e&nviAle, -. g:

Never think Of our names without think
ing YOU con bly, Dry Goods rs cheap o.
cheaper FROM ds than any Itouso ~ ouc
line Of business.
The increase in our trad, .,rH.N rr}iE
! one'third ovef And above tabl ytAr'a saIc.
Our Motto is ever TO Live End l,I siY,. n
What we mean by that is, We n,U &,l Il,
the very lowest living profit.
No Salesman in our House - So 1o aIlowc}
to misreprosent Goods. One .j:rr ,.,.iv Ie
asked for Goods, and that ,l.- hr,..,
price.
Because we sell you n Blue E}n ., l..
emere at i23 cants, do not thin. ,..... ..
less-you can NOT match i, in TOW, r,.
thrh A6 cents.
We hnve sold $500 yards n, uu.
cents Bleaohed Goods at 10 yr,rz. r;a.
first of January.
Dress Goods.
lhey have very handsome line which ncv.
or rails to plense' They have never beer
more successful than tins season in dfesl
eooas-three large lots having Been already
solo, nnd now they have just opened tie
fourth lot. They cannot account for il on
ly in this way: When they hnSe n customer
That ms ''beeh lSokihg around" they al-
why's tell THEM they have the prctticst and
largest stock OF 'rcss goods to be found. ih
town, Beautiful hnlf. wool dress Goods nj
loc; they will put their l24c cashmere drrsa
goods against any lGc goods in town Gf
this goods alone 1000 yards have been sold;
this senson3 H. Is The qdeen of Cheap drSss
goods, and will Inst as long rs EUous Sou
pay 26c fUt. Somebody lost soine m5Hry
somewhcte, when they bought 40 bolts Of
dress goods worth 25c per yard, for they
bought them so they can sell them at Ice
per y"ru. Nuns yelling in all the new fnsh>
ionnble Shades. W. a. Is. O. G.
(Fhey will save you money on Dress
Goods.)
Black Goods.
they are their pets-the darling Of their
hearts. Thcrefort they take more pride in
this department than any other; They never
let customer 90 Out If price or quality is
any consideration. Black cashmere NJ 121
double width blnck Grape goods at Zoe: our
25c duhble width blhtk cashmere is aston
islii"slJ ilict qunlty fBf the pricc-only 8
yards for dress pntIern-just think of III
n'ack all wool bunting at 2Oc; black lace
hunting nj l6c: black cashmercs n, l23. %,
3'3, 40. 90, G6, SOC and $l.OO per yard
For Doc per yard they will sell you as nice
goods ny SlOO w"uI! buy n few years ago.
BLACK Nuns yelling troln 20 to 15c per yard
black silks from 6oc I" 81 75 per yafi> ,kt2t
Nl.OO black silk is extra good; black nibnlR,
20, 20 and 33c buys their ag silk finished
pretty rs $l.OO blnck silk. f,
B' 7. G. A.
\TEeJ will not be undersold in Black
Goods
lie sure and give us n call when you come
;" Gr"nnvilr.
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Union county has had heavy rains,
hut they were too late to help any
thing except bottom corn and sweet
potatoes.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23

The notorious Ex> Governor Hol-
den, of North Carolina, has formally
Withdrawn from tho Republican
party.
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But still we keep on buying Goods
tor
'ssPOa Cash,s'
and you know whom money is scarce
wo poor mortals who have u little
lott can soculo
big Bargains for Cash.
So, Road, Mark and Learn Where
= You Can Secure Bargains
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Real HRmr&hiah No, t9s

(And u good one too) All our fine
R'araSOlS to be closed out at Now
York cost. Be sure you come and
see them.
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big Bar&afla No. i.

Our entire Stock OF SsuHRn anaeP
Dress Goods to bo sold at cost
tor tho next thirty days.
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COLUMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE
COLUMBIA, {. @.

FINHE Fall session will open SEpTEM-
4 BER 18th, 1883. largest boarding
school for young ladies' in the State Cen
trally located. Telegraphic and Railroad
connection. Hcalthfnl, good domestic mr.
rangements. Full corp of faithful and ef-
hcient teachers. Superior advantages in
Music and Art. Rates low. For catalogue
apply to
REV. o. A. DARBY, DID, President.
aug 2, 1883 as
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The Darlington newspapers re-.
port crop prospects w0'su iD that
county now than in 1881.
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We have only a limited supply OF
Figured MvSlfms

On hand, SO wo won't promise TO
have these Goo'ls when you come,
but you como early We will try to
please you.
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a half crop is about ali the farm
Crs expectsto mako this year:
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Yellow fever has reached Pcnsa.
cola Florida,
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South Carolina Military Academy,
CHARLESTON, S. G.
GEN. JOHNSON, HAGOOD,
Chain man Board of Visitors
Col. J. p. THOMAS, Superintendent

The Second Academic year. since rc,cs-
tabIishmeni by act Of The General Assem-.
bly. will begin October I'd next. Applicn-
iion for Cadeiship must be made. on or be-
fore September 2Oth next, to the Chairman
Board of Visitors at BnrnwclI G.. IT, G
I"y Cadets received from my State.
Registers or Circulars furnished nv Su
perintendcnt.
aug lG, 1883 a.
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Coed Bargain nos >.

Remember this AMI toll your nesgh
Dor! The very bost Ga1ieOt,s made
we are selling NJ 6lc. l6 yards for
$1.00.
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io failures last week, which il
l2lcss h0n'tho wocx. before.
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An extra bargain before, 80 we call
ihis
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We aro still alive, we have anotho,
Bargain No. >.

This one comes from our white
Goods Stripe white =. Is. ut only
6ic., former price &c.; big lot check.
~ y. - n"'" 'n" former uricc
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BARGAINS AAs What gHE gEpls
w A N #.

Not mere advertisements 10 attract niten-
bargains. e'' ''''oh pure
The people want something more Than
vain Pretentions for their pho3nsy's worth
>. H.. MORGAN & BROS ability nnd
oe2moity is directed to tNAt eWd.
Inc peoples interest iS our sutereet. and
All me hrain we possess is busily engaged
ss.luuying now we San beet serve the public
| Interest.
r, our supper trade has been immeHss.
Inc prices were Of course the chief indscc-
ment. We still have q small lot to close
out for mere song
we propose selling them now while Il Is
'he season in which the Indies need them
hend The list md look Mt The goods.
90 pair slippers to close ut 81 80 worth
l3 pair Slippers to close at 81 85 Worth
opair Slipper to close at So Is worth
pair Slippers to close at ST 81 worth
- ~ pair Slippers to close at ST. so worth
II pair Slippers to olsse at 81 45 worth
% pair Slippers ~ close at 81 Is worth
o pair Slippers to close at IS cents worth
ST. so.
The French Sateen advertised last week
has been closed out.
"A few ef those nll Wool Nuns Yelling
advertised last week at 20 cents still on
hand. 1t is hardly probable these goods
VIII ever he sold again Tor this price. No
one should fnil TO examine them Mt least.
SPECIAL BARGAINS offered in White
Piques.
This is the seasLn for our clearance sale
ana bargains are to DC had all along the
line ut
J. H. Morgan & Bros
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MRRS
CHANTS,
GHeEENVIELE, s.. e.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-23

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