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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET


LiygHrnuf srurs-HiaHi HSruHr
LtyFFtputa january Ie spot cotton
closed With tree offerings. urI',s uuclwur,
Ordinary. ............... ... l'.It
Nnui Ordinary. ....... ...... ............. 1910
Low. Miiiliug ................ .... "a
NldiluE UplHuds .... ..... ...........
Mdiliur orleans 900
sales. iUUUl bales. American. SO JON bales im.
purts, $3.50 hHlct. American. l1,.Uu.
LIVERPOOL TutuHkH.
ItvgHruut. January vs. futufVs rlnfu0
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Bargains all over our house.
SANGER Bros
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George W. Mclaughlin, the grocer,
sells corn, oats, bran, uillct, wheat
and halcd hay; also, cord ana stove
wood sold and Delivered free To any
part of the citt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-19

Ihc F"ppi"
Cam ind Bowman's celebrated XVI
remedy at Castle, X MOrrisOn's Old
Gunner Drug Store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-19

Ifyou want bargains, go to sanger
Bros. January bargain sale.
SANGER Bios.
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Waco Improvement COMPANY op.
positc postollicc, willlurnlsh m al
aud build youa house ON the IA il'
mcnt plan.
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[. v MOORE S MUSIC STORE,
By, AUSTIN AVENUE.

Look Mt the new styles aud bar
gains in clothing ut u. Ilaber.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-19

Vaccine virus just received fresh at
II. Bchrcn's,
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Good split po-t-oaH wood NJ the
Wiley Jones stables ON South Third
street.
EGAN. EGAN, EcAN,
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The many esteemed patrons Of IS.
Halter will be- prone to discrcdit the
low prices contained in his pig nd Of
this morning But 10 ho convinced,
needs only to accept his hearty inyi-
ution TO call, Welcome, one aud all
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON mARKsT


NEw oRLHAs- january u.s. Futures upcurd
mint higher
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Mrs WinslDvs soothing syrup should Al
ways bee used for children ieutmug 'pplhs
the child, spitcus me gums HlhY' hll PAINS
diATrhCA
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Dcnne's cabinet photos, 81 per d.4
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-10-21
Notice.

A a meeting of the board Of Commits
N siOners of federal elections for Pick
4 Ions County on the 11th day of October
S1886, j. f. Boggs was elected Chairman,
sand the following officers were appoint
9ed as managers of the federal election to
/ be hold at the voting precincts in this
County.
Pickens @. H.---Thomas Welborn, d.
"a. AlgOod, j. X. Kirksey.
Daousville-Mike w. Hester, IT. J..
Hunt, j. w. Major.
nmpkintown-H. NJ. Looper, John
I II. Ried, T.. +. Keith.
Eastatoe-Jchn l.. Gravely, II. j.
Lewis, j. NJ. Stewart.
Easley--Isane Williams, Andrew J. H
| Day, A. @. Wyatt.
Iiberty-W. O, Willard, d. A. Cham
blin, job. f. Smith.
Central---f4. Ross Eaton, W. B. Boggs,
IF. B. Morgan.
Huricane-F. G. Parsons, L. r. Dal-
ton, J. H. Payne.
Hinkles-G George f. Bowie, Pickene
Nimmons, Roe Hinkle.
Cross Plaias--Elias f. Holcombe, j.
|B. Looper, George MoAdams.
Election to be held on Tuesday, I'd
day of November 1886, for Congressman
Ito represent the Third Congressional
District in the fiftieth congress of the
limited States.
Polls to be opened at o'clock a. M,
and closed at 6 O'Clock p. IN.
Managpr2 viii please call on Che Chair
mai of this Bohrd at Pickens Court
House, 8. G. on Monday the 1st day of
November 1886, for boxes and fnrthSr
y. Il. BOGGS,
il g. GRIFFIN,
Nv. b. ALG00D,
t., 49,, si - eru. ,,f Eade,,oI Irtacksf,,,
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Clerks = ale.
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The State of South Carolina
PICKENS County.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
George McAdams, Administ: ator ct al
vs.. T. j. Hunt. ct al.

PURSUANT to the terms Of decretal
L. order made in the above stated case
on the 30th Of September 1886 by Hon.
j. II. Hudson presiding Judge, I will
sell to tho highest bidder It Pickens c..
H, duridg the legal hours of sale on
Snlesday in November noxt the following
described REAL ESTATE, to wit:
All That piece parcel or tract of land in
Pickens County, on Golden Greek,
,known as the "N1ill Place, containing
fourteen Q4) acres moro or less-ad-
'joining lands Of John w. Thomas, Eva
line Hunt, Louisa Hunt and others. On
this tract there is good Christ Mill, Cot
ton Gin, &c.
TERMS:
One half the purchase money to be paid
in cash, balance on ono years credit
with interest from date, secured by
bond Of purchaser and mortgage of the
promises. Purchaser allowed to pay all
;cash. Purchaser to pay for all papers
and for recording same.
j. j. LEWIS, o.c.P.
oct. 7, 1886 q 4t
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Election Notice.

4 tamecting Of the Board Of Commia.
~ sioncrs Of Election; for State Coun,
Ity, and Judicial Officers, held ut thi
iCOurt House, Pickens, y. G OctubCr the
10Th 1886, James p. Cary was elect cd
,Chairman, aul the following persons wcr,
;appointcd az Managers of the diifcrcn,
'Foting Precincts in Pickens County tc
wit:
Easlcy w. w. Robinson, w. II. II.
'Arcl, h. NJ. Berry.
,& lihery--W. X. Boggs, f r horton
W. II Chapman.
CentrNl-H Z. Shirley, JAS. D. Va.
mock, Thos. l.. Robertson.
Pickcns c. IL It G. Robinson, A. e
;kellcy. }. II. G. McDaricl.
Huricanc-J. N. Murphrcc, w. IL
lThomas, n. NJ. Garrett.
Eastatoc--lanicl Winchester, Jno. f
;Stcwart, Robt. l.. Gilstrap.
PumpkintOwn--I. Is. Rigdon, V. S
Jones, Daniel Switzerland.
Dacusvillc-H. G. HUT, DIR. J. 4. An
idcrson, +. NJ Brock.
Cross Plains Jas. K. Lathem, NJ r
iWilliams, Samuel NJ. Cox.
llinkles --Silas Hinkle, A. A. Alexan
der, Johcrry Ellinburg - -
Election to be held on Tuesday Cd day
sof November 1886, for State, County an(
judicial Officers, and Members Of the
General Assembly.
Polls to be opened at o'clock a. M
yand closed at g o'clock D. IN.
Managers will please call on the Chair
man Of this Board at Plckcns Court House
iSouth Carolina on Morday the 1st day o
;Novcmb cr 1885 for Boxes and further in
Istruc t"ns.
JAMES p. CARY, Chrm.
w. j. BR NMLETT,
c. E. ROBINSON,
COmmiSSin ON era nf e, nci ion
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Clerk Sale.
of South Carolina
County of Pickons
n Court of Common Pleas

I'm Court of Common Pleas
10. I. Dover, ct al. vs.. Cornelius Keith.
sDURSUAT to the terms of decree for
IL sale made III the above stated case by
Hon. j. II. Hudson, presiding Judge,
on the 21st day of September, 1886, L
| will sell to the highest bidder at Pickens
lC. H., during the legal hours of sale on
ssaleday in November next the following
described REAL ESTATE, to wit:
All that tract of Land in Piokens
County, bounded on the North by Salu-
I 5da River, South by Table Rock Noun.
stain, and containing eight hundred and
twenty one (82D acres, more or less, as
represented by plot of the same, recor-
ded in Location Book "B," page 4O4, I'M
the Clork' office for said County of Pick |
fens.
TERMS-CASH. Purchaser to pay
1 for titles.
J.J. LEWIS, c.C.P.
oct. 7, 1886 2
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MY POSITION NOW.

Several weeks ago I placed my or
5ders principally in the Northern
! Markets for large aud well assorted
ss'tocli of Goods. Since that time all
ssWoolen Goods have advanced 90 tol
s25 per cent. now propose to give
smy customers the benefit of the
I advance
5 Wards Good Jeans for
/ s$1.OO.
Other grades proportionately low
WOmen's POIkas. all sol.
Gid; "a cents.
I Mems BrOgams, ALI solid.
5$E.OO.
Nice Suits of Clothes,
sranging in price from Sc 90 to $500.
Will guarantee nice Suit us cheap
las you can buy in Geeonville, or re-
fund tho money.
30 Yards Standard Prints
( $1.OO.
All Grades of TOBACCO in Stock
aTry the s'Dark EHOrse,'s best 1C
! Tcent Tobacco in the County. These
sare strictly Cash prices.
My stock consisting of DRY GOODS
3STAPLE and FINE CLOTHING, al
SGrades.
4 BOOTS and SHOES, every quality
HATS and CAPS, all varieties.
HARDWARE and GROCERIES
Everything usually kept in Gen
4eral Store, is row roady, and is thu
slargest in this Section. BARGAINs
sare awaiting all.
Respectfully,
wv. d. Glenn,
LIBERTY, s. G.
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Clerks Sale.
q
State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PIoKBNs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
James NJ. Fortner, ct al. Plaintiffs,
against
James Former ct al. Defendants.
Complaint for Partition.

|pY virtue of decretal order made in
ID the above stated case by Judge Ker-
shaw. and filed tho 18th day of Septem-
ber 1886, will sell to tho highest bidder
on saleday in November next, during the
legal hours of sale, the following tract of
LAND. to wit:
All that Piece, Parcel, or Tract of land
situate in the County ahd State aforesaid,
on waters Of Saluda River ADJOINING
lands of Mrs. Martin, Jaines Fortner and
Others, containing two hundred (2OO)
acres, moro or less, it being the same
tract of land whereon the defendant, w.
A. Fortner now lives.
TERMS-One-ha'f % the purchase
money to be paid in cash on day of sale,
and the remainder in twelve months, to
be secured by bond of the purchaser and
n m ortgnge ofthepremises.
J. J. LEWIS, o.c.p.
oct. 7, 1886. Q
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M Office OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
M hereby give notice that will an
ply to }. H. Newton, Judge of Probate for
Pickcns County, s. G., on the 28tb dav ot
October, 1886. for leave to make a Xnsi
settlement of the Estate of AFTER RS'
FBRG USON, deceased.
SARAH 3. 9ARRIOK, Admir-.
SOFT. 30, 1885 a.
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a GIass NIeetine.

There will be a meeting of the
County Agricultural Society held i
the Court House on next Salo day
All Farmers are invited to attend to-
take part in it. There will also be u
mass meeting of all the farmers in
the county to consider important
matters concerning the approaching
State Convention to be held in Co.
slumbia on the 9th day of Nov. next
1t is earnestly hoped that all farmers
awho feel an interest in the farmers
smoyement will be present, aud be pre-
spared to express their opinions freely
aon the important topics now being
8agitated by the Farmers Movement
(which has caused 50 much gass and
$smoke, but which is getting into posi-
55sstlon to make itself felt on the Leg
, lislature in the near future. Then
s3come everyb ody: let us not desert
y Your colors just as the firing is abont
ssito begin.
q Signed, S. w. Clayton, President;
~, II. Bowen, vice President; Thomas
gBowon, Secretary; w. II. Field, B. j..
ss3J ohnston, John A. Easley, Aaron
&Boggs, W. V. Clayton, VIM. John
aston, w. II. O'Dell, Thomas Parkins,
s8W. B. Allgood, Jerre Looper, @. l..
q NHollingsworth, II. l.. Robertson, j. &
$Griffin, W. II. Hollingsworth, James
81 AGritfln. Ben Holder, Jno. T.. Gillespie,
EJohn L. Lewis,
q Pro aRAkME OF THE Musical AND
S&sMUrUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
n This body will meet with the Peters
ECreek Church (Dacusville Towns hip)
s,on Saturday and Sunday Oct the II
Sand 28, 1886.
II Saturday at 10 A. NJ Devotional
y SEXercises, 104 Welcome address, by
81. G. Alexander. Response, Rev. J. T
SLewis.
8 The day to be devoted to music,
Swith one hour at noon for dinner.
q Night-Temperance mass meeting,
SSpeakers Revs. G.. W. Singleton T..
gF, Nelson, J. Il. Lewis, j. NJ. Stewart
SM. l.. Jones, j. Il. Burdine, Thomas
2 Looper, and G. w. Simmons, Hons.
8 W. L. Field, j. A. Easley, B.J. John,
4 sston, and j. E. Boggs.
! Sunday to be devoted to music
3with such other exercises as may bel
thought best.
G. w. SINGLETON,
}. II. Cu1LpRFss,
4 j. f. SINGLETON,
Executive Committee.
(Messenger please copy
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For Subscription, 81 .5Oper annum,
strictly in advance; for ak months, T5c
Advertisements inserted at one dollar
per square ofo inch or less for the frat
Insertion and fifty cents for each subscQu-
Ont insertion. Liberal discount made to
merchants and others advertising for six
months or 10y the year.
Obituary Notices exceeding Ave lines,
Tributes of Respect, Communications
ola personal character, when admissible,
will BE- charged for as advertisements.
Tor Announcing Candidates, five
dollars each, strictly in advance.
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M'F'ALL'S
A T. M "A N AC
FOR
l. q 8 8.
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~ AO6ER.
No we'll regulated Almanac ,,,;,, o.
vance ideas on Earthquakes, and land
0i'aes' Mother Earth probably had
a oh'ii' and this reminds us that the
3httle folks must have
sFLANNELS and LYNSEys|
Bad Boys will have to bovo o,,,
Pocket Knives, new Boots, suspep-
derS' and Mouth Harps.
Old Men will need Heavy Boots|
Sand Shoes, Jeans, Hats, Overcoots|
land Plows, and their good wives ui,,
| want Jersey Jackets, Heavier sboesI
Sand "orsted Goods, and q site ofIE
Sother things, the old men (the mean
soid things) wont buy for them.
NOW THIS ALMANAC |
I f1as on hand a good Stock of everv-l
thing usually kept in general stores.
Sand is glad to say that nearly everv.I
thing is cheap enough-not at half
price though, like Jews and Gentiles
I'm some towns try to make believe
3They will tell you all about dollar ar
Sticles for fifty cents, but never mon
! ton the fifty cent articles thew wantS
10 dollar for. Oh mol
While we sell great many odds
sand ends off at cost, we never advo,-
stise that way to make believe everv-l
Sthing is going for song. Therel
sare no bats in this store. No trick
Sery. No deception. Every articlel
asold on its own merits and customers
swill find what they want as cheap
sShero as at any place between Pump
'Skintown and Hamburg-time and
8 $frciGhts considered.
q Good Old Customers need no sec
7ond invitation. They know how it is
s and strangers, (who wont 90 wost)
;sScan be convinced that it il nonsense
ato 60 to Hamburg for supplies.
q THIS ALMANAC
3 Keeps great many little things not
ssusually found----Wrought Nails,
,,3Shank Avis, Cum Hammers, Cylin
8ders and Locks, Black Smith Ham
5,mers Rasps and Files, Steel Traps,
sMouse Traps, Cow Bells and Spirit
8Lovcls.
4 'Lot Your Light Shine" .
5And let it blaze from one of my
CLAMPS. Tin, Brass md Glass Lamps
q Best Stock of Shoes and Hats ]
&have ever had. incest lot of Cali
S5coes Gin9hams and Worsteds. Best
8Brands of Checks and Yarns ir
3South Carolina.
q Hotels and Hasheries can always
afnd something here to "help out
Hwith. Fresh Crackers, Butter, Chick
Gems, Canned goods, Cabbage, Fruits
q Eggs, Cheese and Vinegar.
Good PAIRING lstolors nee
: snot read any further. Come and SCI
8 me; bring the wagon.
Now You Other Fellow-That Oh
81 Note-Good Crops this year--No ex
Il cuse-Ccme--Ask for it and yo1
& shall receive it. I Tickled you first
Hnow Tickle met For that is Jus
Eand Fair and Right.
Ea S--, s0A S,s -. -a.---s - - n
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Clerk S Sale.
state OF South Carolina
County OF PICKENs.
Hm Court of & @ RRI Sal on Pleas
John b. Daniels. james Peek.

JOHN Is. DanleIs. james Peek.
|, PURSUANT to the terms Of decree
~ for foreclosure and sale made in the
,above stated case by Hon. j. II. Hud-
lson, presiding Judge, on the 21st day of
;Septemhcr, 1886, L will sell toethe high
est bidder at Pickens O. H., during the
legal hours of sale, on Saleday in No
vembor next, the following described
REAL ESTATE, to wit:
All tino Piece, Parcel, or Lot O T Land
IN tho town of Central, Pickons County,
on the Air Limo Rail Road, adjoining
land Of John Il. Williams OH the South,
aud land OF y. VI. Madden on the North.
TERMS: CASH. Purchaser to pay ex-
tra for titles.
]. J. LEWIS, c.c.r.
october 7. 1886 Q
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Farmers DAy.

Read the call for the Mass meet
ngsof the farmers Of Pickens County,
nd be sure to honor the occasion
With your presence. The people
nust move together, in order to give
'eight to their movements. Let the
leeting be we'll attended, and the
ubjects brought before it, discussed
ully, freely and calmly. Much good
nay thus be accomplished. The
nore individuals look into the affairs
f their own government and discuss
hem, the more they will be beinterested
It's the vigilance and intelligence Of
he governed that make the govern
nent conservative and proper. Six
n nine good and true farmers should
We selected to represent this county
n the November convention to be
held in Columbia during the State
Fair.
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Clerk S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF PECKBNss
IN COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John f. Bruce vs. George Blake ct al.
sDURSUANT to q judgment for
IL foreclosure and sale in the above
stated case, made on the 9th day of
June 1886, by Hon. j.. B. Kershaw,
presiding Judge, I will sell to the
! Shighest bidder, at Pickens c. H., dur
3ing the legal hours of sale, on Sale,
3day in November next, the following
described REAL ESTATE, to wit:
All that Tract or Parcel of Land in
Sthe County of Pickens, Dacusville
sTownship, adjoining lands of John
sJnmison, w. W. f. Bright, Il. p.
ELooper and others, containing forty
I s(4O acres more or less.
TER MS:-Cash. Purchaser to pay
flor al papers.
J. J. LEWIS, c.cp.
| oct. 7, 1886 2 4
I'M OTI' E TO DEBTORS AND RED
sIN ITORS.-All persons holding claim,
5against the estate of MARGARET uOI.
LlNGSWORrII deceased, late OF Pickeu.
county, South Carolina, will present : II
legally attcsted to the undcrsignc ed 10
$payment; aud those indebted to said Estat
will make payment to
d. {. TOMPKINS.
Administrator.
sept 20 1898. 2
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THIS PAPER nKX SS fpSn1 %. S slS 3; ec.
Advertising rareau tlo Spruce 81 wherc ndycrtisng
cOntracts may 10 mado for 1t I'M NEW York;
MI. y. G. FhGmlps0M.


1t becomes our sad duty to record
the death of Mr.. JAMES G. THOMPSON,
who breathed his last, at his home III
Pickens, at 2 o'clock a. m, on Sun,
lay the 18th inst.
Mr.. THOMPSON was n native of this
county, and in early life learned the
art of printing, and he zealously de
'oted himself to that pursuit until last
March when his deathsicknoss bade
lin lay down the stick and rule. He
vas born on the 26th day of March
.831-just in one day OF being 54
Years and 7 months of age. On the
II day Of August 1852 ihc was mar
led to Miss Elizabeth f. Scott Mt
Pendleton, who survives him. He
olied his trade for the most part in
Charleston and Wnlhnlla. In the
fall Of 1875, he mo'cd to this place
nnl went into copartnership with
Maj d. f. Bradley in the publica-
ion of the SENTINEL, through which
or the last several Years he had en-
Dyed tho fruits Of well earned pros
pority.
In 1882 he joined tho Methodist,
Church at this place, since which
time until the day of his death, reli-
e on had boon his chief concern
Long before he become a christion,
ne had holy reverence for the Bi-
ole, and daily peruscd its pages.
The funeral was proachod in theS
Methodist Church at Pichens last;
Monday and was attended by many
friends Of the deceased
He had been for many years q
member of Kcowce Lodge No. 70, A.
2. NJ, and his remains wore Inferred
IL the church yard with appropriate
Masonic honors.
Col. w. II. Brawley suggests that
he rich mon of Charleston organize
| Rebuilding Association, and secure
l charter at the next session of the
Legislature. This would be good
,cheme to carry on the work.
z7aazxSEEz kasSzTsEgNE1ER
The Triennial Convention Of the
Episcopal Church in session ut Chi j
ago is attempting in some d'grooI
o remedy the growing evil from i'm
Toyident marriages, and the facility
With which divorces can be obtainod.j
Ill the states should take this matter;
divorces in hand and follow the;
xamplo of South Carolina.
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Tax Notice.

OFFICE 0FCO UN7'I' TREASURER.
THE Books viii be open for the colleo.
ton of taxes on the 10Th inst. to re-
main open until the 10Th Of December
next for the collection of State, County,
Railroad and Poll taxes for the fiscal
year commencing the 1st Of November
1885.
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PENDLEToN, October il, 1886.

PENDLEToN, October il, 1886.
Mr. EDITOR: I suppose the peoplo|
Of Pickens County have heard beforel
hat the Pendleton Farmers SocietvI
ltitend holding their Third Annual'
stock Show on Thursday Oct DIST
md from the present Indications we
viii have the grandest display of i'm
2royed Stock ever brought together
N upper South carolina.
The Pendleton Driving Association
have just finished a very fine hall
nile track where racing will be had
n the afternoon and Where the speed
# horses raised in this section can be
ested. There will be race between
Nfr. Hancher's Highlander and Mr..
Bowena Lee. And there viii also be
acos for two year olds. The Exhibi-
ION and races will be free to both
exhibitors and spectators. all we ask
n that people viii bring anything
aes have to exhibit and be snre to
ring their families. I'll S. C.
+ d =
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Liberty Monday, 10 day of October.
Central, Tues. and Wends. 1920
Easley, Th'rs. and Friday 21-22
Pickens @. II. Saturday % " 60
Hurricane Monday % &"
Eastatoe Tuesday 26 "
Pumpkintown Wednes. 27 g.
Fosters Store Thursday % " "
Dacusville Friday 20 &"
Cross Plains Saturday 80
And in my office at the Court House or
jail other days not mentioned above lex
cept Sundays). Jurors, Constables, and
Witness Certificates will be received for
County taxes.
Tax payers are requested to be at the
places above mentioned by o'clock p.
,m., as / will have to leave at that time
ito reach next appointment.
!. All information in regard to- taxes free
'E!y given by mail or otherwise.
! J. Il. HILL,
COUNTY TREASURER PIcKENs COUNTY
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-10-21
Seneca River Land
FOR SALE.

v;II sell 200 Acres of MY HOME
PLACE (Ccld SPRING. in PickensI
l6onnty, SITUATE 4miles from Pendleton ]
direotiy on Air Line Railroad, adioin.I
ing lends of ForS Hill--contains 30 acres
River Bottom. The highland is fine cot
lDn tsnd--aboUt 90 acres cleared. Has B
good cottages on 1t, al d is in all respect, a
moaS conveniently located. My address
is Pendleton, S. 9.
N j. w. CRAWFOHD. a
Gold Spring, Piokens County, 8. O.
nov. 25, 1885 g. If
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-10-21

Col. W. H. Brawley suggests that
he rich men of Charleston organize
| Rebuilding Association, and secure
l charter at the next session of the
Legislature. This would be n good
lchcme to carry on the work.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-10-21
he following is the rato Of taxes:

Taxes arc payable in gold and silver
coin, United States currency, National
Banknotes and Coupons, Of the valid
consolidated Bonds of isState, "Brown
Bonds" and on the Bonds of this State,
known as deficiency Bonds"
For the convenience of tax payers L
will be at tho following places at the
time stated below for the collection of