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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-01-07
iva Boon that soienoe haa confarrsa

No Boon that Science has Conferred
Has been fraught with greater blessings
than that which has accrued to the in
habitants of malaFial ridden portions of
the United States and the Tropics from
the use Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The experience of many years has but
too clearly demonstrated the inefiicienoy
Of quinine and other drugs to effect,,aily
combat the progress of intermittent, con.
gestive and bilious remittent fevers,
while on the other hand, it has been no
less clearly shown that the use of the
Bitters, medicine congenial to the
frailest constitution. and derived from
purely botanic scrces, affords reliable
safeguard against malarial disease, and
arrest it when developed. For disor-
ders of the stomach, liver and bowels,
for general debility and renal inactivity,
1t is also most efficient remedy. Ap.
petite and sleep are improved by it, it
expels rheumatic humors from the blood,
and enriches circulation impoverished
by NAL. al.assimilation.
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Farmers,

Why do not more of our farmers
try terracing their lands? Perhaps
o good many of them have not had
their attention drawn to the subject,
and others may never have seen any
terracing. In some of the counties
OF this State farmers ore alive to the
Importance of this matter, and, if we
are to judge from the washed and
worn places Oh many plantations,
our farmers might profit by their
experiments. 1t might not be bad
idea to discuss this matter in the
farmers clubs and associations.-
There should be one at least in each
township to discuss this and other
subjects, affecting the agricultural
interests of the county. Something
must be done to save the lands. Up
land bitches carry the soil and for
tilizers from the hills and deposit
them III the streams, where they do
no good, but fill the channels and
render tho bottom lands too wet for
cultivation. Will terracing prevent
this evil, and ut the same time save
the up lands?
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MIR. EDITOR: Please allow mo through
your paper to say few words in regard
TO tho propriety of holding q Teachers
Institute during this year. We find in
the School Law, Section 1902, these
words: EIe ("tho School Commission
or, y shall, at the same time, when deem
ed advisable by the County Board of
Examiners, apportion from the income
of tho two lnill tax on property, n sum
not exceeding two hundred dollars to
defray the expenses of Teachers' Insti-
tlte conducted under regulations pre-
scrlbed by the State Superintendent of
Education, which sum shall be drawn on
his warrant upon the County Treasurer,
approved by the other two members of
the County Board of Examiners, &c.
believing that 10 one will doubt that
much good might como from an Institute
well attended by the many teachers in
the county, we write, asking them if
they will attend such meeting.
apportion, say $3.50 for IN Institute
would take about 81 from each school in
the County. Could that amount be bet
ter expended than in enabling the teach
ers to better impair: TINT knowledge 80
essential to n successful SCHOOL, Lot us
hear from the teachers. Also, all those
who feel an interest in education. 'In
the multitude Of counsellors there is safe
ty. We feel that the cause of education
Is OF SO much Importance, that too much
cannot be said or written upon the sub
Joct' Then, lot lis not only talk it up,
but write it up in our County papers.
Wo do not believe there is n way to ava
Ken the people to the education of the
children, upon whose shoulders eyery
thing must in fow years rest.
LABAN MEULDIN.
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FACTS INaISPtgABLE.

. .
The reason why j. III. MORGAN
~ BROS. business is steadily ON the
!, increase, !! notwithstanding the hard
times. .. - : :,
we occupy a position to best serve
the interest ofour patrons.
situated as we are, we can un-
doubtedly save money for anv one
VINO buy Goods all through our
b 1use. % y
Handling three separate and dis.
tlnet lines, Dry Goods, Shoes and
1rocerles, under the same roof and
ny the same management, each do,
partment being auxiliary to the 9th
er and one sharing the expense with
another, lessons the per centaee of
expenses and thereby enables us to
sell our wares for less margin of
proht, and still make Just as much
money ON the aggregate sales.
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r. S. MORO AN.
BANK BLOCH.
GreenvilIe, 81. <t..
DEALER IN BOOTS Abb -uOr.
Custom Made Goods a ! 4'"1.].

LAAnDIEs1Kid, Goat, Glor{ K:d. cloy
Calf, Kip, and A. Calf, SbeS il, I,.Lt#,
and lace of all qualities AID st,lts.
MlSSES-All the above iu Miss rigc..
with some grades specially aCat,cd Gc
CIIILDRENS'-In ChilGcrs' Ero.e
select styles best adaptGt to develon" H.,
muscles Of the feet, arSat hcsaIut Tins
give ncatncss in appcCance. All o.,i d.,
and qualities. 80
ME%S'-Boots of best Ybnerv c,Ir ,,i,,
single and and doublLppcrs, r,air, ,.I
box toes.
French Kip Boots, rfn and bux toes
wax Kip, T. Calf md s. Kip Boots.
win peg and screw Ittcms.
MEMS Dress Shoes best French C.,,y
hand.scwed, made j Congress nnffr5
and Balls. ,S1i
My English Waukel lphast Shoe arctgs
best on the market|
can furnish Hdd-sewed, cclk Bc5
ghoeS IN ongress hce or Button. -
Best American al Shoes of or-~..
quality and price, 81 -
Frenah Kip Plantr Ties uncoualleJ lai
comic crt and weumg qualities. ~
MEMS Heavy Odds, Ioffc, % e. 81, -,
4 'i''i ~ NN'li =. Gi
ccllcnce. . "f'S@I
Brogans, high nd medium on, ~
Calf lined and ,hlined. -
Kip and Wax Bpgans, high and r.,4f,.,,
cuC' peg aua scfw, bottoms; plain ard
Top soies' madGFf first quality STICK.
B0YS'-Boo,s NH Shoes, runpiI,p in rnoI.
ity and sty'" wth Mems Go, ds, al 3'ml anl
usually low prizes. 10 '' 50
have eVuiythhg usually kept in Firs
Class Root anqShoe Store.
F9 hany yeas experience as o iflteS
feet in selecting eShocs for comfort WS5iI
ankles can be Strengthened aid deformilS !
OF fcct prcVelted by the aid of a. cxp#
!ohced ntter. give my personal attcl#
tlon TO This bratch of my business.
KS. Is. MORGAN, &
Successor to Abel and Morgnr. r
sept ID, 1885 / 5m s
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Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement hns been caused in the
vicinity OF Paris, Texas, by the remarkable
recovery of Mr.. j. E. Corley, who was 81
helpless he could not turn in bed or roiso
his head everybody said he was diving Of
Consumption. trial bottle of Dr. Kinc,a
New Discovery was sent him. F,ndino re
lief' he bought large bottle and box Of
pr: Kings New Life Pills; by the time he
had taken two boxes of Pills aud TWO bottles
OF the Discovery, he was well and had gain
ed in flesh thirty-six pounds.
trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery for
Consumption free at DR.. G. W. Earle's'
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What Can BE nons,

sy trying again and keeping mp courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
obtained, Hundreds of hopeless cases Of
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been Cur.
ed by Electric Bilters, after everything Alec
had been tried in vain. So, don't 1,i,'I
there IS no cure for, you, but try Elec,r;o
Bitcers. There is no medicine 10 sase ~
pfige, and 80 perfect Blood Purifier. Eiso
trio Differs win cure Dyspeysin, DiabeSss
on I all Dlscases Of the Kidneys. Inyalabls
in affections OF Stomach and Liver. and oycr.
come all Urinary Difficulties. Largo IIottles
only 6e cents at Or G.. W Earle,s.
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cOllTNgement for All.

News and Courier is again to the
with facts and figures in regard to
agricultural, manufacturing and
)hing interests Of South Carolina. The
owing made embraces the progress of
9 last five years. The paper was pre-
Jared by Mr.. Ransom of Columbia, oo-
suples page and a half Of the News and
Fourier, and it goes to tho bottom of the
gcespectiyeIsubiects considered. During
y ..''. mentioned it shows an in
". 21,0O0,00O in manufactured
r''.''', I'd total increase of $G9, ,O0O,-
."". 'HI sasweet mors ell which should
'' ',''..t o. . itr' i....,.. ....'' s,,n,s who
t'a"a }tc n...c 20. ........, r..l. We
llo ~r'v. g. :...al,,.,n, .r,,.',. md
-sr: Ju:. 1a~,..... ... .... soon
p. ''..~ .t IL. nnppy
1yo.lr.
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FALL IS
"a j. M "A N IA g
FOR
4 9 8 g.
d.. .. -------o-------
.JANUAR
JANUARY.

All the worlds store, ..sI..
And all the men and women
Are merely buyers, and each raan,
In his life buys many bargains
From w. T. MoFALL. -.
AT first he buys his Shoes and Hats,
de buys Steel Traps and Rough on
Rats, o -
be buys good Cheese and then his
Lard,
His settlements are never very hard,
With w. r. MoFA11.
he goes and comes, and comes and
goes,
And always buys his Plows and Hoes,
re buys his Bacon and his Jeans,
This year he will live within his
means, and try to pnv
MoFALL.
Ihese shooting men will buy their
And caps and powder-a dinner pot,
"A sack of salt, little meat,
And everything else they want to eat,
From w. T. MoFA1b.
His good wife will buy her checks,
Rlbbons and beads for little necks,
A calico dress, pair of gloves,
And her old man, the man she loves,
Says, always buy from
WAD McFALL.
The man who settles overy year,
Never has thing to fear,
Always happy, we'll and strong,
tie is always right, never wrong,
When buying from MCCALL.
But he who buys and never paws,
Looh$ all right, but, -- his wavs,
Drives fine horses, wears fine clothes,
v no settles his bills, no one knows,
Better than you and WAD McFALL.
Now here's n word to honest men,
| know you'll pay nc all YOU can,
50 come right on, I'll do my part,
Wen help each other to get aostart.
am yo,w friend,
W. EVE MMGeF7@Il-
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| AuultGt "Ir 49,. !. 4, ,.,N ,.f
prccints named below to receive Returns
for the said year
AZ Central, Monday and Tuesday, the
4th and 5th January.
At Liberty, Wednesday and Thursday,
9Th AID Tth January
At Easley, Friday and Saturday, the 9Th
and 0th January. ',
At Cross Plains, Monday, the nth day
| of January
At Dacusvillc, Tuesday, the 18th day of
January.
AT Fosters Store, Wednesday, the 18th
day Of January.
AT Pumpkintown, Thursday, the 14th
day OF January.
At Aikcn's Store, Friday, the 18th day
of January.
At Nine Times, Saturday. the 10Th day
of January.
At Hurricane, Monday. the 18th day of
January.
At Six Mile School House, Tuesday, the
10th day of January.
And at Pickens Court House the bal
ance of time.
You wi return the number of acres of
land, buildings, lots in each Township;
also, all personal property liable for tax
alton on hand the first day of January,
1886.
Livery male citizen between tho ages of
u and 90 years, on 1st January 1885, cx-
cept those incapable of making a support
shall be deemed taxable polls.
IT Is important that each taxpayer will
make his or her return in person, if pos
slblc, within the time prescribed by law.
Ali Returns after the Goth February will
be placed in Additional List, with the so
per cent penalty added thereto. unless
prevented by sickness or absence from the
county at the time.
j. B. CLYDE,
- ~ County Auditor.
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The Anderson Intelligencersays: Track
aying on the Savannah Valley railroad
d progressing rapidly. The iron steed
about reached Mount Carmel. At
place, on every side, you can see
FORK of the painters brush and hear
Pund of the carpenters hammer
for four churches have been
BED, and work will soon commence.
school will be conducted under
gement Of the Rev A. T.. Pat
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( THURSDAY, JANUARY i, 1856.

We are very grateful to Mr.. T. @.
Robinson for the able and satisfactory
4 $inanner nal in Which he conducted the edi-
torial columns of THE SENT1Nnn during
our absence. Mr.. Robinson has moved
with his family to his recent purchase,
sslee Haynes place, just out of town. We
wish for him and his in their new home
long, prosperous and happy lives.
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II the average legislator could see the
criticisms on his omissions and commits.
ai sions which the various journals Of the
State are now treating their readers TO
condensed into one volume and placed
before him, he would feel as tangled and
whappled-jawed as the year old calf
which stood on the railroad track to see
the Limited Express go by.
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Eho Rain Storm.
)bath the rain through the day

Nents were torn away from tho
'ek bridge, on the Pumpkin
and not single bridge above
he creek was left.
muel Browns mill dam, which
| the tides of many freshets,
and this no doubt added to the
ruin below.
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That portion of Section 1899 Of the
General Statutes which exempts from
road duty, members Of the County
Boards of Examiners of tho board of
assessors for tho assessment o; real es-
tate for taxation, millels, guards, keep
ers, employees and officers of Lunatic
""'''''" ""h the warner for five dnys
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
~ COUNTY OF PlrKENS.-BY = n
NEWTON. Esq, Probate Judge Whereas
j. D. Lewis, o.C.P. has made snit to me
to grant him Letters of Administration
OF the Estate and effects of Henry Lark,
deceased
These are therefore to cite aud admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the said Hsnry Lark, deceased, that
they be and appear, before me, in the
Court OF Probate, to be held at Pickcns
q: H., on the 9th day of January 1886
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in
have, why the said administration sboul3
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Goth
day OF November, Ammo Domini 1888,
LIS. j. II, NEWTON, J.P.p.o.
nov 26, 1885 9
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le Old and the New.

I'~.. history, 1886 is prophecy. The
... >-." with its happiness and misery,
al" IL. 3sses and reverses, its triumphs
t.'' " 'ats, is rolled togher rs q scroll.
'year is clean, unspotted page
2'''" F. ore us. Some will begin to fill
'".' T.. confidently, recklossly, others
' =. "'roach the task difidently, SOL
,.'- nly few days gone. How have
"""'' eady blurred its spotless surfice,
l''iN ew days have passed, and how
A.E" 'ae crowded this page with expec-
'".1ns, But plans have been laid which
"o' De executed by other hands. We
&}s.,' Onis, because it was thus last year
Ihus the successes and misfortunes Of
the past will furnish guide posts for tho
future. 1t rests with eaoh individual to
profit by these examples. The watch
word of the past is "remember;" tbot of
the future is Improve on the past" in
thought, word and action.
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Clerks Sale, 9
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

'fN COUhI OF COMMON PLEAS.
James F. Latham, VS.. L, r. Adoington.
DURSUANT toa Decree for Foreclos-
l. ure and Sale in the above stated case,
made on the 10Th September, 1884, by
Hon. a. p. Aldrich, Presiding Judge, I
will sell to the liigncst bidder at Pickons
Court House, on Saleday in FEBRUARY
next, during the legal hours of SALE the
following REAL ESTATE, to wit:
a certain Tract or Parcel of Land, being
part of the Real Estate Of Tilman Miller
deceased, in Pickens County, on q branch
of Georges Creek, waters Of Saluda river,
bounded by other lands formerly belong
ceased, L, g. Spencer and l.. r. Adding
ton, containing One Hundred aud TWENTY
-Four u24l Acres less 6is acres sold 10
Thomas McMahan.
for titles,
]. j. II.w 4, cor.
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Court convenes Mt this place on the
third Monday in this month, Judge
Withorspoon presiding. It will most
likely be short term.
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johnson Hagood.

.FEIpISFINE THORQUGH-BRED m,
j. SEY Bull hllonGing to II, A. RON,
& Co., will be 81 TAYLOR CIJk1,iI
until the 1st day 3f1lgceml,tr.
ott1, 1895
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State Of S8uatAa Carolina.
COUNTY OF PIoRHNs.
IN PROBATE COURT.

NNO Nancy King, Samuel King, Jacob
l. King James King, Jeremiah King,
Mary A. Hamlin, Harriet Barton, Rcbcceo
f. lark, and the heirs 'at-law of IlliZn
Holbert, deceased, to wit: b. F. Holbert'
Robecca Love, nj. L. Patilo Littleton Pa.
tilo, and the heirs of David King, deceased
to wit: Mary England, Matilda Wheeler
Malissa Wheeler aud Wm. Stone bus,
band of Lizzie Stone. deceased, and the
heirs of Hanah Clarl deceased, to wit:
Perry G. Clark, George II. Clark, Malimdo
Brasoumb, Rcbccca Saterfield and SIis.
souri, Ware, .. ...
Please take notice, that the unders;onod
Administrators with will annexed, of tb"
TX tate of Jonathan King, deceased - wiII SHG
aap:,,ytoJ. Il; Newton, Judge of Probate @i,
of January, 1885, for leave to make m n tmSJI M"J
settlement and obtain discharge in ilija. The
aforesaid estate. - 'iie
@. M. LYNCH.
j. L. GRAYIEY.
dco17, 1856 "'p's'ia'pIs
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1oll lhst'ue, ioi U'l,r.v, ~, .-....,...
and for tho transaction of such Other
business as may come before them. j.
x. Kirksey, Chairman.
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state of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKENs.

COUNTY OF PIcKENs.
by j. II. NEWTON, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Whereas, j. 0. Armstrong has made suit
10 me, to grant him Letters Of Administra-
ton of the Estate and effects of A. l.. Arm
strong, deceased.
Those are therefore TO cite and sdmon-
lsh "!i and singular the kindred and cred. .
tors OF the said a. l.. Armstrong, do.
eenSeo, mat they be and appear, before me,
in the Court Of Probate. to be held NJ pick,
ems e. H., on the 9th Of January 1896
alter publication hereof, at IL o'clock in
the forenoon. TO shew cause. If any tboy
have, why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my Hand, and Seal this the
18th day of December 1895.
L.S:J j. II. NEWTON, J.Y.r.o.
dec "a, 1886 18
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Euergy, economy and spot cash are
the pass words for those who would be
successful and happy during the year
1856.
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The Piedmont Institute.

The exercises of the Piedmont Tnsti
Eute will be resumed on the 11th instant
The experience and skill of Professor
McCaslan and his wife, in the successful
management of this deservedly popular
school, merits the support of all who
haVs children to educate. Every facility
1s afforded for the rapid advancement Of
the pupil! Th9 progress of the pupils
9lneStie drawing and painting department
presided over by Miss Ida Hollinpsworth
has given perfect satisfaction. In faot
several of the pupils have gone bevond
anything which could be reasonably OK.
pected.
An entirely new feature will be added
this session in the way of music. Miss
Carrie McMakin Of Sartanbure who
certainly excels in the art of teaching
music viii give lessons in vocal music to
the entire school, gratis. We trust this
lardable effort on her part will be encou-
ragged by all the patrons of the school.
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Shoes! Shoes !

This is one of the best departments
in our house.
A great deal of hard study and
consideration has been given this
line for years. To be master of the
situation is not accomplished in the
Shoe business in week, month or q
year.
1T requires time and practical ex-
perlence You must know Just what
Shoe is made of, when it was made
and ny whom when you see it.
We handle no shoddy Goods. Our
Shoes are made for durability. We
guarantee the wear of every pair of
SHOES to the purchaser to be Just as
represented.
we mean by this guarantee to
make good to the purchaser his loss,
II not as represented, even to furn-
'shlng another pair of Shoes if ne
cessary
You can not get that done any
where else.
Ladies grain button Boots, box
toe, concave heel, bevel sole, the wear
OF which is warranted for S1.5U.
Ladies kid or goat button Boots,
fashioned toe, worked holes, Spanish
arch last, concave heel, really a beau
tiful Shoe for $500.
Ladies hand made Boots.
Misses hand made Boots.
Gents hand made Congrass Gait
ers $4.25.
Boots and Shoes to suit everybody
(but not space here to describe them, J
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There We're only few in attendance
upon the sales last Monday. The fol-
'ging lands were disposed of:The Stow
honeplace, containing over 800 acres
sold 70 @. IT, Hollipgsworth for
200. The other tract Of the same
about 600 aores, was sold TO O. Il.
gsworth for 1908. 80. The GRAY.
22O acres, was sold to A. Al.
q for $500. 1n the case Of
&. shav ys David Hendricks, 157
Jesse Crenshaw for S611. 90.
Nettie Symmes Va. John
lots we're not sold there
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1885 THE COURIER-J0U 1886
AN ORGAN or
LIVING IDEAS ANDLlV ISSUES.
AN ESE:iY OF
Monopolses, OliSarchism, and tho
Spirit OF Sectional Strife.

Tho Conrior. journal QIENRy WATrEnsoy Ed.
itor-in -Chef), is tho acknowledged Reuresonia-
1--WE newspaper OF The South, Is Democratic in
politics. "nj hrRt, lat. ami all tho timo Ia for
reduction OF tho War Taxes as lowed on tho
People by tho tnrii now in forco.
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