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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18
Building Lots.

a775 CHEAP BUILDING LOT FOB A
o4 - working man. 2L3xl8 rods, with
Alley in rear, nituStSd near 10th Ward
S5@R CHEAP CORNER BUILDING LOT
bIO0' for q working man, 215xlo rods,
with alley in rear, situated near Goth Ward
Sec CORNER LOT, SIS RODS, 4TK
500 BUILDING LOT, 4x1O RODS, ON
SOOO' First West street.
L4Hs SOUTH FRONT BUILDING LOT,
IT y. below water, 10th Ward. Cheap,
hAa0 -FOUR BY SEVEN RODS IN Sd
spHVO'' Ward, near the State Road
&1O0 PER ROD FRONT IN nth WARD,
$4OO cut in sizes to suit COED location
or = working man; fruit trees and city water
49, WE HAVE gHE MOST SUPERB
~ building lot in Salt Lake City, at
the head OF Main Street. close to business
vet retired and out of the dust; commanding
view overlooking the beautiful panorama Of
city, valley and mountain, lA1[ reds, south
front. fronting on three streets, hydTant
water Commanding situation for q college
or elegant private residence.
GHS PER ROD FRONT Is CERTAINLY
Pt0 ohesp for building lots within six
blocks OF business, sRd On Main Street.
Thirty reds trent; will be sold for part cash,
part tins. just the place fer working man:
49, $2100. 4 FiI rgL Sui. h2T S S.fsot,
SeinE 1s5K3So feet, close to car line, in q very
pleasant situation; on the market but for q
shsrt time; call quiek.
8o00 A FULL LOT IN THE 2lsT
PEoo' Ward, ten reds square, only I've
81 100 FULL BUILDING LOT, 1axls
Pl,1UO' rods, Eighteenth Ward, north
Of 1ssls gate, nice location and nsAr. 70 bust.
a 600 FOUR FULL GRASS LeT5.
-Tyu arPr 80 SSs on m STEu ma
NRASs LOT, NINETEENTH WARD, S1sS
TEN ACRES CHOICE FARMING LAND
In Forest Farm. Prices and particulars
SiSs.-Fuli let 2lss Ward.
NO0D BUILDING LOT, 18th WARD, NE45
" Capt HOeper's, 4xin rods, for $3.50.
EBLL LOT IN THE 18th WARD, At
aos6 4 VERY CHEAP BUILDING
POSO lot In the Tenth Ward, east no4t
enc block from car Inns, Al rod payments
received BY convenient installments
100 ACRES OF LAND NEAR TIL
1@V Warm Springs. for sale Gt 0 very
reasonable price, S96 per acre.
S1T00 A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
S4 W. let 4xlo rcis, I2th Ward elsse ia
car line and excellent location.
&ERO CHOICE BUILDING LOT 5x2t
FI00. rods, near Captain Hooper, rest
@7A0A FULL LOT AND 4 HALF ON
%4OoV' State Road, suitable for pasSur
age; all fenced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18

Warrington, l9.-All ramors about q
hostile Eaesting between HASKELL and
Townsend on account of.-the recent acri.
9SnioaS debate have NJ foundation, In
fact. Seine correspondence has passed
which in no respect resem bled or init
mated challenge. The nAltsr, he wsvsr,
u rsfron AH adjustment. TownSead'G
friends urge him net to allow the impu-
tation Of falsehoSd TO rsst on him. They
say thasA more psramptory demand will
be made on HASKELL The latter 10 ut
terry undecided about the matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18
For Rent.
on Main street.

SIS, Store on Main street.
Six room two story brick, water and gas
$40. Four room cottage, Seventeenth Ward
s75, Five room brick; Twelfth Wand.
SIS, Six room house, First Ward
$3.50. Five room sdobs house, 7th Ward
near business, hydrAnt water.
$50. SIX room house with two 1unn,sy
kitchens, oiose to County Court House.
$40. Three rooms on first floor in a hons.
on Arsenal Hill.
10. Two room house, 18th Ward.
Three room b tex house, 18th Ward. $40.
Four room adobe house, Sixth East strast
SIS.
-Four rooms, near County Court House SIS
TERRIToRIAL AND COUNTY sCRyp
bought and sold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18
Obituary.

London, 16.-rhAkombsy, FIian king
is dead.
Paris, 1.-THE Duchess de Chaubuls
died in great poverty.
Dubuque, H.-E6-@overnor Stephen
Henstead, second governor of Iowa, and
the frat lawyer who settled in Iowa, died
suddenly here t-dAy, of heart disease,
aged 20: He was fer many years an &C.
tive politician and died much respected,
but poor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18
Kellinger,s Ii 1ment.

We desire to call the attention Of
the public to Kellinger's Llniment,
one of the best preparations ever
put up for all general purposes for
which Liniment is used. Applied
to the head it relieves headache, and
preuents the hear from falling out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18

THE REV. GEO. Ii. THAYER,
of Bourbon. Ind, says: "Both N.Y.
self and wife owe our lives to SHI.
LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
Sold bV q. G. N. I. Drug Store. (9l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18
Houses and Lots For Sale.

$500 S s5T.. FIVE na5.r5 Rom f4 b EsA mi.
ings, Pal try, porches, closets, coal house; lot
311O rods, enclosed Dy tasty picket and tight
board fence; on car line, near hydrant water,
and not far from the business centre.
$1,000 FIVE ROOM RUSTIC ADOBE
p4OOO lined house; corner lot 6I1e rods
nicely fenced. good orchayd; the house is
beautifully finished inside; fire places; ele.
giant mantlepieces etc, and has cost more
than double ths price asked.
G1SOO EIGHT ROOM ADOBE HOUSE,
p1OOO 10Th Ward, four and half blocks
1000 FOUR ROOM ADOBE HOUSE,
P1COO 18th Ward, four and half blocks
north Of the Temple.
-E0nO ADOBE HOUSE OF SIXTEEN
PtVVO' rooms, cellar, barn. lot 41S1l2
rods, 18th " ard, east front, hydrant water,
suitable for boarding house.
Groom TWO ROOM ADOBE HOUSE
P4IOO' and kitchen, hall, high ceiling
two Easements, south 'front.' lot loxl0 RODS
S750 HOUSE AND LOT ON ARSENAL
..105O HOUSE AND LOT ON ARSE
S700 TWO ROOM HOUSE AND FULL
oSEn0 HANDSOME SEVEN ROOM
D0JGU rustic house, 18th Ward bench,
hne view, bay window, porches, splendid
well, tank and hydrant connections, lawn and
orchard. good barn Lot 4I1O rods.
90 R00 FIVE ROOM ADOBE HOUSE,
PH30VO 14th Ward, close to business
6I0sO FOUR ROOM FRAME ADOBE
OlUOO house, 21Gt Ward. lot 5x10 reds.
GQ00 Two ROOM ADOBE, 18th WARD
YOOO lot 5x20 rods. Choice fruit trees
TV6UR.RooM ADOBE, 18TH WARD; LOT
Il 2HX10 rods Price $500
HIFTY-SEVEN ACRES OF LAND, ABOUT
Il one and one-half miles northwest If Jer-
dan Bridge, sandy loan coil four pole fence
all around 1t; water facilities good. For
terms and price apply at our Office.
G1000 C0zY BRICK COTTAGE. -FOUR
p4O0O' rooms, buttery, closets, good eel.
lar, lot b120 rods, south front, fruit trees,
picket fence on 10th Ward bench, near Key
geF'g brewery; beautiful view.
ID 0ARDING HOUSE BUSINESS CEN
ID trally situated, with all the furniture
fixtures, and household utensils; doing excel
lent bu siness; house always full Of boaFderS
Q wner wishes to 60 away. Full particulars
by applying at our Office.
GoRO TWO ROOM HOUSE, LOT 4I20
PV0O' rods, 10th Ward; good orchard and
frst-clRsE land for gardening purposes.
DO 1OO EIGHT ROOM FRAME HOUSE
PGyAOO high ceilings, porches and good
we'll, we'll improved lot, south front, in l1th
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18
a0TIlk all
JOS, F. SIMMONS.
REAL RSTATR AGHNI'
AND
Notary Public.

Houses and Lota for Sale. Money to Loan
on Real Essate and other securities,
Houses Rented, Deeds, Mortgages,
and other Instruments made and
aekno WledRed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18

OFFICE north of HERALD.
P.O.B ox5S7,S. L. City, UT. MO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18

DISEASES OF DOGS, A PRATICAL
~ guide for every dog owner on cart
dogs and prevention and treatment Of the
,issases, $50. Dog Training, Csc. Huntin
trapping, Fishing aud Dressing Furs,
) aIidermist 50. OF booksellers or by m
GSsR HANEY Co. 10 Spruce ST., n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18

90 100 FULL BUILDING L9F, 1aKIs
PI,1OO. rods, Eighteenth Ward, north
Of Bssls gate, nice location and nsAr. 70 bust.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18

81 mo FOUR FULL GRASS L9TS.
$4,VOO five acres in each, 18th WEG
1--WE ACRE GRASS OF IN TER Bt0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18
Real Estate and Loan Agents.

ONCE under MeCorniek's Bank, salt Lake
City. n, o Box SIS.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
Our Railroad.

Capt. Kirk and Col. Camp'rell were in
town last week. They are riding over The
road securing the rights of way, locating
Iopos, Sc. AT this place the necessary
ground for the building of depot, making
side tracks, &C., WAS given by Mr.. J. G.
Griffin on Pumpkinlown street. This Sc
cnr"s the depot within the Corporate limits
Of our town. We regret TO learn that these
gentlemen experienced more trouble in SC
curing the right of way in Ptckcns County
than they did in all the other counties IN
the State through which the road runs. In
some cases excessive prices were demanded,
and of course this ncccsstatcs the sending
of jury on the lands to assess damages.
No couh,y in the State will be more benc-
flied Ivy the building of tho rond than
Pickeno, and why some of our people should
refuse TO grant the right of wny> or TO sell
Mt reasonable price, seems almost incom
prehcnsihle to us. Capt. Kirk and Col.
Campbell arc both sanguinc of the success
of the road. Money enough, VIC are inform.
ed, has already been secured to build the
road in this State and the work of cousiruc
Hon will commence in II short time.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22

OUR DRESS GOODS arc unusually at
iractivc this Spring. We commence by
showing you q line Of Half Wurstcd Dress
Goods at 10 cents.
handsome line Of Dress Ginghnms at
10 cents.
An elegant line Of Pekin Stripes, l2I,
worth l6 cents.
beautiful line Of Lace Dress Goods,
Is cents, worth 20 cents.
lovely line Of Brocadcs, l62, worth
- cents
Nuns Nci!ing in New Shades, 3aI, worth
80 cents.
BLACN GOODS is one OF our Great
Sp"claltir*, We have them from ia TO
81 80, consisting Of Cnshmervs Brucadcs,
Lncc G"od&, NrnD Yelling, Grape Cloths.
ami Alpncra.
Br sure an'l see our Double Widlh Cash.
metres wr - cents, worth 10 cents. The
largest AMI rrsiircSt lot OF CnI;coos over
brought 80 Grcrnv.ilr are to he seer nI ctr
Si"rc. We h We them 1T - yards Tor :? Uu
II ya'H'1 for = 60, aud 20 yard, Tor 81 UU
h"autii''l Ei.s,,r-i i"wus - !" ....r. e,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
School Questtoa in Liberty Township.

!. MIR. EDIToRE notice in your last weeks
! paper, communication over the signature
OF "Liberty," who goes for the Trustees of
| Liberty township with gloves OF" He
very faithfully brings up ono side. But
there being TWO sides 10 every question,
| wifi. in justice TO myself aud the full board
Of Trustees, ondcavor to briag up the other
side. lie states correctly, &lreu he says
| in substance that there was un election held
! nj Eighteen Mile for teacher-but he fnils
| TO give nj the particulars. The vote stood,
young Man" Is: "Chosen Few tcncher.
II. Immediately after The votes were
counted, placed "YUung Mans" name on
record rs te'rchcr Of said scheo, and it
wohld have been sustained had not "Younp
Mans representative and spokesman (rhc
election being COuteslcd) offered the fol-.
lowing resolution, which was carried with
out n dissenting vote. "Res )lvcd, That
We turn the whole matter over to the Trus>
tees f"r their consideration, and that we be
satisfied with their dccision."
1t is obvious that "Lberty" is very much
dlspleascd. Bat how he could write such
communicn'on for your paper favoring
such Il resolution, | can not ste
You may ask, chow do you know Glib.
erty' was present." He must have been
there or he could no, have wrote some
things so correctly. l do not only believe
inc was there, tut believe he took a very
active part in +hc election The resolution
conveyed the idea to my mind that they
either thought justice was not done to the
''Choscn Few,' or they did not have man
Illness enough about them to assert their
own right, but instead turned it over TO
three men, nn@ expected them to assert il
Tor them. But | must confess that | thouyhi
the form II idea the true one, and the Trus-
tees acted accordingly and put in "Choscn
! Few teacher.
believe it to be the duty of School Trus
| tees to look to the educational interest of
their township, and this We were doing
when we put tn "Chcsen Few" teacher,
who had school made up for the year (in
cluding the public time, and "Yong Man"
only proposed to teach the public time
"Llbcrty' says "thc Trustees instead OF
giving the school to the one of the peoplc's
choice, hcsitatcd, juggled, whispered and
ordered The people on, of the house."
"Libcrty" knows ms well rs | do that
there was nothing sad or done intending TO
be an order. The matter being turned over
to thc Trustees, and the house being fun
90 oVorhowng, we requested them 10 give
us The house for n short time, which they
dld, very gcntlcmnniy. AS tor Juggling, |
deny it, we did n"thing nm ashamed Of.
AS soon Ny the teachers were all employed
II was so announced, publicly. SO much
for the Eighteen Mile school. lie saws
further. that we ""ssigned the one elected
to school thnt had teacher Of their own
choice, who only asked that their portion
OF the school fuud be held until summer,
that their teacher might bc examined uul
get II ccrriGcntc"
There was u small petition presented,
asking as above mentioned; think il ,hr
.''0"''.'" "f 'h" law nnd ihuk il rirh
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
The Railroad Commission

The Grccnviilc NcwS has for some
t'mo been trying to spur the Rail
road Commission up TO somo action
that would bring relief TO the poo
pie. for whose benefit the law was
enacted. But thus lar nothing has
been dono except tho compilation
of statistics Statistics seem to be
epodcmic in Columbin) and the
farmers have paid tho usual high
ratos tor their gnanos. aud tho trnvo
ling public the usual fare for snalc>
like transportation. But the NewS,
however, has found somo cons0la-
ton in tho building of two waiting
rooms for passengers at somo iso-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
The Election Cases.

IL seems that in the breast of the Rodicol
oihco holders an intense flame OF hatred
still burns towards the decent portion OF
the people of South Carolina. Brewster.
Melton Co. are beginning another raid on
the Democrats of the State, and with the
evidence Of tho negro and white scum of
the State, they hope by packed Jurcs, to
convict some dcoent white men and send
them to The Pcnitcntiary. These dcspic,bc o
and malignant prosecutions wonld not be
tolerated in any other state but South Car
olina.
dispatch from Washington says:
Early in April the Government will rv
large number of cases in South cnroliun
OF persons charged with offences agains, the
e'ectioh laws. Several of these cases were
tried last year, when District Ittorucv Mol.
ton, of the South Carolina District. wns ~,
sisted by Mr.. Kcr, now of the star rou,o
prosecution, and Mr.. Saunders. In the trinl
OF the new eases. the District Attorney i, Ia
be assisted by the Hon Richard Cowlcrv
OF New York, and MIR. Snyder, of Pcnnsyl-
Vahlh' The trials are eXpec ed to be held
oelole Chlet justice Waite and Judge Bond
ana as there are nearly 100 of them it iscx
pec'ed that there will be n long anu inter
es'ing contest. The aifidnvts are now hes
lLg prepared in South Carolina, and Air.
cro"ley' who has been recently retained,
's '"mlI'arizlnG himself with the case Of thc
government prior to leaving for Charleston
AS confirming the above, the Columbio
correspondent of the Ntlos and Couyjc;. ,oIo-.
graphs on Monday night, from ,hat city,, rs
1t is reported that dcpulation Of tho sinh
ordin"tes of the United States district n,0
torney will leave Columbia TO morrow co,
chester, to make fnrther arrests Of DANA
Gratis for alleged violations at the last o,aO,
hon OF the Revised Statutes. or coursn No
oihcial Information Of the raid can hc oh,
tnined from its originators. 1t scems 70 no
eer'aln, however, that county after courIy
will be searched in turn tor informo,ioy
upon which 10 base these persccurions ~
reputable citizens. Syndcr is still here ,nnI
with Willard is conlabluotng and schcmino
TO further advance the campaign Of snir,
against tho Democracy.
The conclusion of the correspondent /
that the white people of the State NAV n
we'll make up their minds that they hay
10 undergo another such ordeal as tim
through which they passed last spring
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
A Lover Disappointment.

MIR. EnrroR:-A young man in This Conn
~ recently went home with a young lady
from Sunday School which was his first cf
Tort at court-ship with her. lie become
very attentive to her and was Intensely de-
sirous to marry her. The ncxt-dav tho
young mdy'S father went to mill and the
young man was there and asked the old
gentleman if he had any objections to his
marrying his daughter. The old MON ro
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1883.
TERMS {.

For subscrption, 81. so per dnnum for sj1
months, 70 cents; strictly in advance
.Ad0c tfSsn,cnts inserted al one dolfdr reT
squar, of one iach or less fer Ike first insertion
and fhy cents for each Subsequent assertion.
Li6cral discount made 70 merchants and Others
advertising for ste months or By the gear.
O5ttwdyy Notices and Tributes Of Respect
charged for 6S advertisements
AnnonHo;tg Candidates .Gve dollars IN ed
rance.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
pIGM Cutiuu' DuUn nv.,,, =.

PI"M CU'un' SuUr mv..,. ....
case il we h"d granted said pcili IN. at
Is human to err" We may have done
something wrong, but if we did it was au
error OF the head and not OF the heart.
Wonder if Mr.. "IihcrIy" is converted to
the religion Of "loung Man," a word to
"liberty' and have done. Let us quit
TINS fussing about past issues ana devote
more ol oNf time, energy and zeal to the
edncntiona! interest of our township and
county, and hope ere long TO be n more
prosperous and happy people.
TRrSTrr
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
Auction Sale.


10Y virtue of outbority ,os,o1 -
ID Assignee and AGENT Of T. r un,.,a,,
and hi1 creditors bv and VIII ,Lo o.,,,,,,,,'
and direction ola minority in nmnmnI ~
said creditors. we vii! sell nt Liberty Stn.
linn piLou, r,,,,,, '''"', - T''t ,t
DAY, the 3lst ,ly Of N,rch 1Q42 Of p,,I
lie Outcry. to the HIGHEST bidder ,hn nn.
tire STOCK OF MERCHANDISE bnlnnt.
ing to the said Z Il. Horton, all Notes nrd
Accounts ana oIhcr cv;J,rc,, - ,,I;,
Also, the following Jcscribrd RE\L ~
TATE to wit:
"All those Two Lots or Pnrcel, or LorJ
situate IN the town OF Librr,v. CnnrI,, ~
fIc%rns and State aforesaid. knnwn in ,Lc
! Flat Of the town made by f. Y. C)ovIom n
5, rs Lots Nos. 35 and SO ON iLc y, rs,
side OF Second street, fronting ON eo;1
| street. fifty two feet each, con,,inim', n,nL'
30 rods, adjoining Lots Nos. %, 93 - NH
20 South. and No. 20 ami 30 Wcst, onI %
and 81 North.
ALSO,
All that Lot in the town Of I,ibcrtv Conn
ty of pickcns and SInIr nraro"niSy ""r'y no, """m
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
RED CHIEF,

1T AMRLETON1AN STALLION, will O
Il 4 NJ Pickcns T.. H. March eth, April
4, 10Th, lS;h and 10Th.
Terms, Si5 ard insure Red Chief is
one the highest bred S!aili"ns in the South,
was awarded Er,t rrIzc nt South Ca,uliun
and Georgia State Fairs
}. EARLE LEWIS,
march %. 1872 26 y
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fsd@fe Of South darog1r,.
N"IIEIN UI PirkCma

',I nT D. H. NEWTON, JunGE or PRoBATr
Nhrrens, j. j. Lewisg C.C.P. hus mod
Sul' tn me, to grant him Letters Of Admir-
,S'r"l'oh OF III" Estate Gnd effects Of Jomr
Roach, dCCcascds-
These are therefore to cite and odmon
i"h al ana singular The kindred and cred
iiorS of the said james Ro, CHI. dc
ceased, that they be and appear before me
III tue Court OF Probate, to be held nt Pick
ems G. H., on the l2lh day of March 1889
after publication hereof, Mt II o'clock i
the forenoon, TO shcw on"so if any the,
have, why tho said administration shouI
not be granted.
Given under my hand dnd seal this. ii,
18th day Of January a D., 1883
}. u. NEWTON, J.p.P.G.
feb |, 1883 10 q
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22

c"""non,iy expect something TO be
done about the year 1898. The
Commission is success (Ior tho
r"''r"adN) and the dear people should
bu saLiStiud
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
IL NJ. ALLEN, President,
ID. IL. KENNEMoRE, Vice.Pres.
Is. HOLDER, Secretary


a alIl"n professor, who has been
investigating drunkenness, fluids that
men and women given to inlUXica~
uon seldom commit suicide. This
Is not strange. they arc thinking
too 'ntcntly OF how to get another
drink.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
Medical Notice.

VIE Undersigned, having recently grad
""'rd at The College of ph} sicians and
Surgeons, Baltimore, has located NJ Docus.
VILE, Plrkens County, for the practic. Of
Medicine and Surgery in all their branches.
All calls promptly ATTENDED to.
J. }. MORGAN, NJ. d.
mnrch % lSN3 Dh
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22

The time when tho two ccn,.noo
tago shall go in,o cfrccl has b,cn ,hn
main suhj"ct Of controversy m tho
conference committee. The U,rso
fixed the date January l, 1884 nnJ
the Senate July l, 1888. The CON-
terence committee has decided upon
October /, 1888.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22
Look to Your Interest

Every one should consult his interest and
invest his money in such property as will
pay the best interest on the iuyestmcnt.
We place before the public one of tho
largest STOCKS, of DRY GOODS and
SHOES in the country, with prices
hardly to be equNlIed.
We make Specially in Black Silks anJ
Black CNShmeres. .
We sell an all wool Black Casharrro II
8 cents per yard. Sold elsewhere 80 10
| nd 40 cents. Not one thread of cotton to
be found in this Cashmere. We ihink IL
cannot be matched in quality or price.
Our 40 cents Black Cashmere is of r4a,
nice quality.
Our so cents Black Cashmere is n perfect
| Gem
The best G5 and IS cents Black Cashmere
TO be found anywhere.
Black Silks ~ 80, 75 S5, 100, 1875, 100; and
so on up to 250 per yard.
The largest line Of Black Silks in the UP
per part Of the State.
Ten yards Bleaching (worth I24 cents per
yhru) Tor lUU
~ yards Remnant Calico for 100.
lS yards Good Shirling for 100.
p"iccs Creton 81 inches wide for 25
cents worth 35 crs.
10 yards white Corded p. X for 100.
10 yards white Check Muslin for 100.
We handle the celebrated Warmer Bros.
Corscts (llealrh Coril!ino and Flexible
ilips.l
}. u. Morgnn & Brcs so cents Corset
Manufactured for us by Warner Bros: IS
decidcdiy the best 30 cents Corset we have
ever seen.
We shall wage war on high prices.
Our prices will interest our competitors
and hcnct' the purchasers.
We will be pleased to show our Goods.
}, II. Morgan & Bro.
GES1 G2NVGH1AEI, s.. q.
feb |, 1893 10 1y
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-22

N. b. Willis, the manager of the
McSmith Music House ut GroenviIle,
and his wife have nbsconded, Ioav-
ing several defconsoIate creditors
Behind them. They also carried eff
finds Of the House to tho amount of
about Sl40. They came from Ohio
to GreenyiIIe. Willis was in New
York when lust hoard from.