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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-11-01
From the Augusta (Ga) Chronicle,
Mr Tillman's Position.

Chronicle correspondent had occasion
recently to have some conversation with
Hon. George ID. Tillman, of Edpcfeid Dis
trict, South Carolina, who is described in
prominent Western journal ns lone of
the ahlcst men in Congress from either
North or South" AN sure that some of
the views he gave me may be made public
without violation Of confidence IIc was
asked if he still held the same views on the
tariff and Speakership, and answered
''l am more aud more convinced that the
true policy for the whole Union Is "a tariff
for revenue with incidental protection I
am also in favor of the repeal Of the intern
al revenue laws, in order TO break up the
whiskcy and tobacco monopolcs, and for
other reasons, which | shall explain, in
and out of Congress when the occasion
serves. My position is in line with the
acts of our State Legislature in exempting
cotton manufactures from taxation for ten
years. | am also in line with tho State
Democracy Of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, North Caro-
lina and other great oommonwealths. In
1884 l will be found to be in line with the
National Democratic party. l nm more
than ever devoted to the candidacy of Snm-
uel }. Randall for Speaker, because be.
licvc that, personally and politically, he is
the best representative Of the true Ameri-
can policy, which can alone lead us to vic.
tory next year"
MIR. Tillman was asked If the ncwspaper
assaults made upon him had been effective?
II r. plcd
"rhcy have 1t had the least effect, ex.
cept to strengthen my position. have met
them with silent contempt. My constitu> =
cnts have not wavered in the least, but
have con!ilcncc in my good Judgment and
devotion TO their best interests. was
prepared to vin'licate myself, if required;
but no one in this Congressional Distrio,
| appeared to think n vindicntion necessary
The only persons who seemed TO think Sc
were free trade, Golden Club disciples, or
the outside, who nrrogatc to themsplve,
hctatornl power not warranted by tn,
| circumstances"
You have seen certain threats that II Mr.
Randall be elected Speaker, his Souiher,
| supporters would be held TO strict account
What do you think Of suoh menaccs? IL
rcplel
81 do not regard them seriously, an,
care nothing for them. But it will be tim,
enough to meet any such issue whom il i
practically presented. At present, M
told you, hold them in silont cont en- pt
|
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Progress of South Carolina.

The Now Orleans Times Democrat puh-
lished last Saturday review of the social
political and industrial condition of the
Southern States in the form of intcrvi cws
with the Governors Of Virginia, North and
South Carolina, eorgia, Florida, Ala
bumn. Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Kcn-
lucky, Tennessee and Arkansas.
The interview with Governor THOMPSON
Of this State is most interesting and in
structiye, but occupies so mnch spacc We
are not able to publish it in full, and ca n
only&make few extracts which, though
short, contain much Information. The
Governor says:
"South Carolina has increased DURING
the last l2 years her production of corn
s.43i ,o2s bushels, or l24 per cent; her
yield Of oats 7,@l6,377 bushels. or | 192
per cent twelve fold the yield Of 1870; her
production Of wheat l,l5l, $3.50 bushols ~
ITO per cent; her yield Of rice 80 379 III
poun ds, or 100 por cont; her cane SWIM
product l03, ,895 gallons, or 81 per cent.
her sweet potato crop 1902. ia bushels. or
J86 per cent; her Irish potato crop 3O3, ,93S
bushels, or 800 per cent, and her smaller
food crops proporionately, truck farming
having risen from nothing 10 a qrcn in
dustry. Besides doing this, South Carol;
ma increased her roduct of cotton in thc
II years 306, ,470 bales, or 17G per cent
The acreage Of eutton is shown to be almost
stationary, but with largely increased
product per acre; and the acreage in food
crops increased largely, but is surpassed
in progress by the increase in the vip,J
per acre Labor saving machinery is being
rapidly introduced into the State. The
census of 1870 stated the value of farmino
machinery to he 81, 2S2, 9l6, and in 1882 i
had risen to $3,202,7l0. By iutctlipent
culture and judicious fertilization some of
our lnnds have been made 10 produce en- ,
ormously; especially is this true Of the
eastern part OF the State"
b In manufacturing interests, the stota
las kept pace with any other Southern
State and the per cent of increase in tbc
development Of thnt branch of industrv
has been greater than that of anvtbinc
else. ~ a..
In regard to the relations existing bo
tween the races in the State, the Governor
says: F... o'
"Ihey were never better than Mt the pres.
ent time. The negroes arc gradually bo-
coming more thrifty, and some of Them oro
assuming property. They have lenrned thai
heiT ho y interests are more secure than when
TTtsophohcans Tts were in power"
i,W hHee come the following:
uoo,.'o - men Is nave no fear that the Rcnuh.
means or Independents win obtaip ""p"oI opp,,
OF your State Goyernmen,Y" '''"'" coHtroI
mo. 'ne slightest Our peon,e rvoro
aer cent o otther STATE eGoyarnpp"ne arUp," were un>
W ptsS INTO re hands Of those wbo h., 'onS
81 sns oharseler nor the inteligennS a,1 80 neIh nI
n,'n,sler properly. all depS,,ran,a do ,o ao,
sooomS con S.O ets;sno Sto5srH@en' are managed with
are secure ia the rights 81 'gy, n.y.. al classes
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The Railroad Commission.

Somc of the Newspapers of the State have
found fault with the action Of the Railroad
Commission aud arc demanding repeal of
the law creating il at the next session of
the Legislature. They say that the rate of
frcigh,s has been increased rather than
d minshcd This We think is II mista. 7 o
Commission, rs required by the acl has
prevented determinations and put all towns
along the lines Of Railroads upon an equal
footing The points disseminated in favor
OF by the railroads prior TO the action Of the
commission now feel the effects of equnli an
ti4u and are "kickng" because some body s
else OK WAS not gored. Let's wait while
and see how it works before we demand n
repeal Of the lnw.
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A. Want of Enterprise.

Our sprighly little neighbor, the Enslcy
Messenger. takes us TO task because VIC quo>
ted, last week, the cotton market in Char~
lesion nnl Grccnvillc and failed TO quote
the market Mt Easlcy, aud accuses ns of the
wnnt of enterprise. The omission of quota
toms for Eas!ey md Pickcns was on over.
sight, but we will promise to DO better
"ncxt time" Speaking of tho want of enter
prise, has it ever occurred to the Messenger
'nnt there was n great lnck of il on the part
o. the merchants Of Pickeus County. (no in
snuations) and if they would show lit le
more enterprise in advertising their goods
to the public that much of the evil CON-
planned of by the Messenger might be nver~
ted? We arc willing to do anything we Gun,
lrgtemately, to advance the interest Of the
merchants Of the County, but would it not
be proper and right for them to give us d
qatd pro quo for our services?
Docs the Messenger know that about fou,
n p
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Table Damask a Specially
Black Ca shmeres.

Now comes our Hobby. 1t Is said that
everybody must have somc hobby and pre-
sumo BLACK GOODS must be ours, rs we
feel assured VIC have the inside track on
Black Silks and Black Cashmcrcs. We
have been told 50 often that our line of
Silks and Cnshmcres were ahead of all com.
petition that we naturally believe it to be SO
We sell mn all Wool French Black Cash,
mere at 35 cents, worth so.
We extend II special invitation to exam
inc our so, So and IS cents numbers. II
you take into consideration the quality,
width and color they are fully 20 per cent
less than you will find them elsewhere.
This line of Cashmercs were bought pri
or to the first of July, at which time the
increase rate OF Tariff went iEto effect.
They were bought with spot cash and at n
time too when money was in demand. They
arc cheap beyond doubt, Bring your
samples from any port-we can beat them
Remember this is the place to get Evitt
s. Bros celebrated fine Shoes, 1t takes
but one trial to convicc that they arc the
best to buy for comfort, style and durabi
lity.
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Senators Hampton and Butler have been
interviewed about the civil rights decision
OF the Supreme Court. and agree with ev-
ciyhody else in regarding it rs of compara-
lively little practical Importance in the
South. They believe its effect will be to
make white men treat the colored ones
more kindly than ever, and hope that il
w''l stimulate the negro to deserve consid-
Grafton
ho'n Senators approve the proposed plan
"l h@V.hg conference between the mem
hrrs OF the Democratic National Executive,
Committee and the chairman of tbe Sto,o
Committees to prepare for the next cam.
pai9n.
Senator Butler denies that Malone will
have anything TO do with his votes nL IN,
next session, and says he paired with Sen
"i"r Cameron ms n matter of courtesy il
compliance with good precedent, and will
10 the same Thing whenever his judgment
approves it.
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ATTENTION oVERsEERs,

Owing to the very dry Spring and Sum
~ mcr the Ronds have not been ,vorkol
but very lttlc-ihorcforc, it bccom cs m =
duty rs Supervisor to have them work
cd at NJ early n day as possible, and | ,nkc
this method of notifying the Oyersccrs 70
work their Roads during the month Of
November 1883, AMI put Them in GOOD rC
pair, grade md ditch the same, rrmovc NJ,
loose rock and cut and take the roo,s On,
and change this old saying. "my Rood ia y q
good rs this other Ovcrscers." ,Jmot co.,,
hat | nm going to have the best Rooi
'hen yon arc very npt TO have good onn
ours worry rosnCclfnlly,
ROBERT STEWART.
Supervisor Hurricane Towr.h;n
nov |, 1883 & %
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state OF South GarOSl1sn
COUNTY OF PICKENs

D. u. NEWTON. ESQ, PROBATE JupGr.
Whcrons, }. J, Lewis, &C p, hos nodo
suit TO me, TO giant him Letters of ,dm;n
istraIion Of the Estate Of anJ o,rnc,o -
Oliver 8. Bolt, deceased ''' -
These arc therefore to cite and odn,o,,;sb
"ll and singular the Kindred and orejiIora
OF The said Oliver s. Bolt, deceased ibnI
'hcy ne and appear, before me, in the court
OF Probate. to be held NJ Pickcns G. II, on
me l4th December 1888, after publication
hereof, at II O'Clock in The forenoon. TO
sheW cause, IL any they have. why the said
Adm1n'S ir"tion should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this Goth dov of
October, Ammo Domini l888
rov |, 1883 q Nv,
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Administrators Sale.

WYE will offer for sale to the highcs,
w bidder, ut public QUERY, on tn 18th
Of November, 1888. the Personal Estate
belonging to jacob Lewis, deceased, ut his
late residence, Plckcns County. 8. G., con
sising of:
| Good Horse:
Head of Cattle;
Head Fattcning Hogs;
! Sow and Pigs;
& Head Sheep: 70
Two Horse Wagons;
l Buggy, Farming Tools, SC.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ANTHONY LEWIS,
N. ID. PARSONS.
CATilERINE LEWIS,
Administrators with will annexed.
oct 25, 1888 ) 2
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ATLANTA, October 27.-In the Banks
County ku-Klux cases, the eight prisoners
were TO day found guilty on every indict :,
mcnt' Sentences will be pronounccu on
Monday. ""
The conviction of the prisoners created
sensation here. Tho ringleaders are men
OF considerable property and members of a
largo family in Banks County. named Var.
borough. Four of tho family, Jasper.
James, Ditmus and Neal, were tried and
all convicted. Jasper Marlborough was tive
leader Of the gang. The charge ago =. /
them was that they committed outr tEe,, ON
negroes because the httcr voted for the
Hen. Emery Sreer for Congress-. Spccr
was defeated, md was appointed United
States District Attorney, 80 it fell 10 his lot
to prosecute the Klu .Klux The charge OF
Judge Mccoy was 80 favorable to the de, d,
fence that an acquital was considered Ger.
'U'n, aud when the verdict was read 10 day,
conVicting the entire gang, several Of them
broke down and .sobbed audiblH. The
prisoners were handouged and taken to iail
Their counsel will use every effort 10 seA
cure new trial. The penalty is from one
TO SIX years imprisonment. This in The
hrst conviction of Ku.klux in Georyia.
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No Grease.for Him.

"When Greece her knces-Grcccc her
knees: Greece her knees" stammcrod an en-
bhrr"Hsed school boy, forgetting the next
line Of his recitation There is no occa-
sion to grease anybody's knccs," shouted
his teacher. "GO study yorr piece" Meth
er IS there OCCASION TO grease your hair
Parker's llairi Balsam is all The dressing you
want. Restores the originnl gloss and color
TO gray or fnded hair. Does not soil the
linen; not dye; good for the scalp; pre-.
vents falling out,
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COlullub nN al IleSSrR-
ger? Our merchants as class, are
honorable, patriotic citizens, but it does
seem to us that mnny of them show
great want Of enterprise in their business.
Now as above stated wc we are going
to do better about reporting the markets in
tn" future, but be frank with us neighhor,
and give us your honest answer to the oues>
tions hero prhpoundel.
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Fatal Aoaiden&

We are informed That Thomas Hunter,
a son Of Samuel Hunter, Of Baehc,or's Re-
treat eighbcuhood. fell into o well abou I
forty feet deep last Thursday, killing him
instantly. His neck was broken. MIR. Hunt
er was youth about ~ or l8 years old and
was exemplary young man and Christian.
u was ai the time, Sngaged in fixing q wall
around the well on which to piSee the box
and hoor.-Ecotvre Courirr.
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Acquitted.

Nelson Moss, who 1t wal be remembered.
was arrested at Cedar Rock, in this count y
some time ago, on charge of killing a
Revenue officer by the name of Leudford, in
Sparlnnburg county six years ago, was
tried for the crime at Spartanburg court
last week nnl acquitted.
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Valuable Zeal Estate For Sale.

SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUTLDING
- LOTS for Family Residences, and also
BUSINESS Lots in the town; and some Good
cheap. ''' '"''
Purchasers cnn make it TO their interest
TO see nc before purchasing. I cAn giyc
bargains in quantities, ranging from one
fourth acre TO ono hundred.
ALONZO NJ. FOLGER
p,, Real Estate Agent.
EHs'ey, s. @. aug g. 1883 as n
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Mail Routes.

! The Postmaster Gcncr:L h,a od
vor,iscd for nronosoIs for c,rr,.;nn
the mails in tLit Cnu,,y from liz t,
1st 1881 to June 20 ISHS pr,nns'
ais rccriv,d mill \ p Al I,nn &
1884, D,,isinn. onron,nnd on ~ ~
before March s 1881 CnnIrnnI, m ~ "
be filed in tho d. nnrLmcnt dnlv ew
eculod. on or brfnrn Nov ~ Ioet
ProrosuIs must be oddr' sscI ,o H..
"SecondAssistunl Pns,mns,or Gnn,
oral, posuoffice Dcpurtmont wish
inyton, d. G.. marked .p,,,no,,I,, ,,
State otS g., Thr rnut,. 10 ho -,
out in this Coun,v oro. ."'0' " ~ W
No. l4I05 From pici<cnsC n nv
Andorson,s NIillsnnd Rnkn, ~ N,nSo
'rin,os q niIna I''9 """ n.,i ''"No' I 70 % N."e
times - wcck R'nd sGon' Jill w
No. 1llOG From p;cLnns q TT
bv Rodmond Trnu rrnnI, MIo
Creek. and Ens,oIoo ,o E,n cro,L
22 mi ga md hocI ,w;nn , ,r>,I,I,
Bond SI0O wv " ~
No 141O7 From picko,s y IT
bv Flownr +, "a pr,,or,, ,,I g..
Mile IN S,sw,r, % n,il,. o'a W 10 -.
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Carr, tho ono armed OK -Confod-
ornto soldier who robbed tho store
OF Baily, Barksdale Il Co., at Groon>
wood, has been sent TO tho peniLcn
t'ary for five years. Mott, his
brothor-in-Iaw and accomplivo was
sent tor three years,
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In the case of Bradham vs.. Pen
nlngton, for slandcr, tried in Sumtor
recently, Bradham was awarded
$4,000 damages. Pretty expensive
Lattling.
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Mh"rtor. on the 10Th Of November 1888
consisting Of
2 Milk Cows and Calves;
] One Horse Wagon:
3 Bee Stands;
ilonsehoId and Kitchen Furniture,
Terms cash
II. 8. McWHORTER, Ad'mr.
oct Go, 1888 }
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Debility in adults is often caused
by worms. The change from child
hood TO manhood is not su iliclcnJ to
the system Of this awful plague.
Shrlnor's Indian Vcrmitugo will OK
poll them and restore health and u
bright complexion.
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Tho grand jury OF RichIand coun
ty has found mo bill" in tho cuso q
ilnnong, the ponitcntinry guard
who was accused of causing Lho
doath of.a convict ON tho Soegars
plantation by whipping.
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PENALTY FOR EvADING TUE LIEN
LAw.-Tho following section of the
General Statutes O. the Sta m ~ O
OF some intorost0t this timw
"Any person or persons who shall
sell or d:Aposo Of any property on
which any mortgage or othor lion
exists, without tho written consent OF
the mortgagoo or IoDce, or tho own.
or or holder Of such mortgage or
lien, shall be doomed guilty OF mis-.
domoanor, and on conviction thereof
shall bo imprisoned for a term Of
not moro than two hundred dollars,
or both, in tho diacrcsion OF the
Court, ...
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l yards Ked tlnnnc, i"r .
! yards White Flanncl for OU
3 yards White Flannel for 90
- yards Cotton Flannel for I 90
10 yards Cotton Flannel for 90
3 yards Cotton Fivnncl for 90
yards Cotton Flannel for 90
- yards ! 4 Sen bland for ! 90
10 ynids "A Sea Island for ! 90
- yards 4 Bleaching for ! 90
| 10 yards 4>4 Bleaching or 90
20 yards 3.4 Bleaching for GO
and all it will cost you for 20 yards
Calico is OO
| rs yards Calico for on
l3 yards Calico, dozen buttons md
81 DOL cotton for 90
10 yards } Wool Dress Goo Is for 90
yards ! Wool Dress Goods for OO
yards Broca dcd Dress Goods for 90
| 10 yards Cotton Checks for ON
And all it cost is 81 for 32 wards of
Remnants of Calico for
70 yards Heavy Quilt Trimmings for 90
~ yards ShirIing for 90
rs yards Shirtinp for M
I} yards Shirting for 100
- yards Heavy Drilling for ON
10 yards Good Bed Ticking for 0O
, yards Better Bed Ticking for 90
/ yards Best Bed Ticking for 90
~ Ladies white mud red HnndRfs 100
me Best Unlnundcrcd Shirt for / 20
10 Pair Gents Hoes for Ou
10 Pair Ladies Hoes for 90
20 Ladies' Collars for OO
. Gents Linucn Collars for 90
| Pair Ladies Undervests for 90
: yards Oil Cloth for @'f' H3g.gt q" 100
10 yards Hickory Shirting for = 100
yards Hickory Shifting for -.---. / 90
~ Spools Cotton, 500 yards each for 90
20 SOols Cotton, 200 yards each for 90
4 Pair Kid Gloves for ~. 100
i Pair Lslc Thread Tor 90
Black Velvet, Black Silk and Colorod .-.
Velvet for Trimmings Il
DR.. Warner's Corset for 90
Stradley & Bnrr Matohless Corset for | 90
l8 yards Irish Trimmings for 90
20 yards Crash for Towels for / 90
10 yards Crash for Towels for OU
20 Hand Towels for ...... 90
8 Turkish Towels for 90
4 Linen Towels for 90
10 yards Cotton Diaper for 90
8 yards Unfnished Cambria for 90
I yards Uniished Cambria for on
6 yards Unfinished Cambria for 90
And now with these prices as leaders in
our immense stock, we expect to be very
busy. If space would allow us We could
speak of hundreds Of other things but will
suffice IL to say we have evcrythingthat is
kept in Dry Goods House, m if you don't
see what you want, don't fail to ask for it,
and you will be ngreeably disappointed
Your friends.
STEeAEDLEY G& BARR.
T. W. DAVIS OLD STAND,
GgSEENVHLLE. q. C..
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trust III me, sne shall safely BE- dll.vcrcI OF
her birth. You shall have no news Of me
but by the Holy spirit, until the d"y oi
Judgment.
All prosperity shall be in the house where
copy Of tins letter shall be found.
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The Democrats made a clean sweep in the
Baltimore municipal election, against the
Republicans and Inlcpcnlen's.@
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The President has issued proclamation,
designating Thursday, November 2sLh, n
DIV of national thanksgiving.
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administration and last ditch Radical, il
now living in New Orleans lie has writ
ten II letter to friend in Columbia regard
ing the civil rights decision of the Supreme
Court, i'll which the following passage oc-
cur:
thine has, indeed. brought it's revenge.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis, the great apostle of
the absolute States rights idea Of Mr.. CAL
houn, lives to see his prophecy that the
doctrine for which he so vigorously and
consistently contended would sooner or
later, be recognized as n Fundamental prin-
cpal of the government completely veri>
fed.
n
"ln tho new. progressive. prosperous
South there will not be single step back.
ward. The two races here already know
each other, and viii, in time, learn fully
to sympathae with, and to respect eacS
other. If the political or civil rights of the
negro shall ever he assnilcd, Of one thing
We may be assured, tho assault will not
come from the South"
He urges that the Republican party has
deserted The negro, and that Fred Dong.
lass idea Of "independcnce within the Re-
publican party" should bo abandoned for
''irdcpcndcnco outside of it, an saws the
ncgro's safety is to divide himseif-cm-
phasizing the words.
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Administrators Sale

AE will offer the Personal Property be
w longing to Charles Roper, deceased,
at his lnte residence, Pickcns County, S.
g.. to the highest bidder, at Public Query,
consisting Of:
! Horse;
] Milk Cow;
! Hcifer;
2 Head of Hogs;
l Wagon and Buggy;
Farming Tools;
Lot Of Corn;
l Lot Of Shucks and Fodder:
Household and Kitchen Furniturc;
Bee Stands;
Cotton Press aud Gin;
! FhraShrr and Fan;
And various oIher articles.
Terms cash
Sac uu the 9th day OF November 1888.
MARC kKET l. ROPER,
TllOMAt Il. PRICE,
Administrators.
oct 35, 1888 5
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sagguias sGN shs Order d the Dsy,

Pefser Shifting lsomc,hihs good) a. 6
cents. s# s .s'A
20 Hand Towels for $I00.
genuine all Linen Towel 20 K "a to be
given away at rs cents 4 pair, or 81 so FER
lozen. This is bargain you read about,
md to be realized at Morgan 4 Bros.
We now own tho best line cf Towels we
have ever shown.
Table Damask a Speciality.
An all Linen Table Damask for 80 cents.
a perfect Gem for 80 cents. It is good en-
ough for anybody's Table. A full line of
both Red aid White Table Dsmask with
Doylcs to match.
Another arrival Of those 10 cents Alpac-
as and I24 cents Cashmcres. They sell
like hot cakes. They arc the best Goods
shown for the money by odds.
Some big Bargains in Lace Curtains. 1t
Is impossible TO describe them. They must
be seen to be appreciated.
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Tho man who "don't believe in
taxing papers" is sill sticking three
cent stamps on his letters,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-11-01
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. !, 1888

4 Coweia county, Georgia. has, by vote of
her citizens, sent whiskcy from her borders.