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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-02-23
aHreC3lVillQ Court,

Mn. EpIroE-Fcbr,lal'y 10th the
following parties were tried in the L.
S. Court and found Guilty: George
Alternately, Charles Wadkira, John
j. Tucker and Lafayette Cook, alias
Tate Cook. The following were
found not guilty! Hcuben ". Phillips,
II. G. Trottcr, Peter Stephens, James
Gibson and James f.. Know.
February 11tll, tie following were
found guilty; Cyrus Burnett, and +.
n. Corder Nload guilty) Harrison
Blaylock, not guilty.
Feb. 18Th, the following were found
guilty: Hester Butler, alias Faster
Butler, John Pew plead guilty,) eli
tns g. Sanders, George Strickland nnd
Jesse Dickson Not guilty: W. r.
Burgess, John Wallace, Charles Nee
kins, john Irwin and James Peek.
Feb. 18th, guilty: Willinm Watts,
George johnson and George Burts.
Not guilty; Spencer Davis and John
Strange.
To-day the Grand Jury COMPLETED
their work, having PASSED upon cigh
tY cases, frdinG stctv-tivc true bills,
and fifteen ITO bills. The cases were
distributed among the countie3 com.
posing the Western District ,as follows:
Ahbevillc, S revenue cases; Chester,
revenue cases; EdSehhlds revenue
cases; Fairfield, 1 post Office case,
Greenvtlle, 3 3revenuc, and 2 post office
cases, IktrTens, Grevenue eases: New.
berry, revenue cases. OconGee, 6 rev
enue cases; Pickens, II revenue cases,
SPtrtmbTg, II revenue cases, Tn.
ION, II revenue cases; York ~ reye
nIc cases.
The Grand jury rc1Tdcrcd their
mesentment and we're disrharned Tn
their Prescutment they cnlEeyl Mt Zen.
tom to- the great hardship imroso,l
ulNon witnesses in having 10 come
he1e and testify 8ud tlre1I he COM
peileu to- discount their claims at about
50 per 'enS, Notwithstanding tlse fnct
the Government has got such ~ SIM
rlus Ill the treasury. Tlrey also not,
ea the f@Ct th8t GfeenpifEc IS very
much in HScdof q q. s.. Court House
Feb, 18th, Seth NJ. Poole not elEjf
ty> Hom. Fleming ii, Fuller tosti.
Fed mi th&s csse and few hostts af,
ten dIetl Of heatt GliseWse, Dir, FIJI.
Icr NePFesentcs2 this County IN tIle
LegiSt&tuFe one tcrm Sfid kcld sew,
er,tl other important Offices Ga,trfmg
EFf !l'c tafr", A%"Rgw Cl,>ka.
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a &lahet IEaaa &jlQnaci,

There are few nei ghborhoods that
10 not lave their smart man. At
least they have a man who, in his
own estimation, embOdies the brains
md information Of the world. NJ
occupation pleNses him better than
he asking of catch questions--quct
es that he has given his whole attcn
ION, to the exclusion OF more useful
nformation that wculd in general
lave added ]atyytly to ITS Influence if
'ot th HIS incHmG Nothing plcascs
I'M better than to find some one who
as earned a>r6putation for depth
nl width of learning renewed fro,u
he ordinary, unable to answer soinr
simple Question that has been learnod
md forgotten ten wears before. Such
/ man, in. speaking of u mutual &c
qnanitttncc, said to a reporter; "Do
y"u call that man smart! Whv, I
askc,l HIM something that he colld
not answer The scribe booked at
him and ashe'h "HuW manly of Moth.
cr Goose's melodies can YOU re,,entt'
He was ailent.--WihntrJitjt GM.
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Am old Nat.


A rather incredible statement of
facts was current ulf the streets THIS
week t". the effect that uhe Charles
Hnvnie, c"lorr,i of Rock Mills Town
ship, hdd found u live bat in The
md'le OF q huge stock PIN lille
uttlnT the trAc down. Jud. in !.
'"m the appcala' ccs, this little
hther-wln:, ed mn!nul had bcril coli
Ied Ii the middle uf this tree for
evenly yeats without air, food or
dri,sk.: The tt1vc, Nheh s1nnll, had
been eh1ippe:dls, sNWd it is supp 'sed that
the hut took shelter for the Winter in
this place when it was nearly covered
with the new growth. When sorind
CAME 1t was ull;.Dle to make its cNii
from the crevice. Here it 1'emdinel
until found last week. Tile tree was
sound everywhere, except II little
cavity III tile middle where the bat
was. There were seventy c;r:'c; H.
round outside Of the long home of
the bat. One circle grows cacll wear,
hence it is that we know the bat was
IN the tree seventy years. -.LodcySo,t
MteUiycNrc1'.
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A Valuable Suggestion from a prat
tical Man.

Mr., Ep1rom--~1 nm glad to sec tha
work has been resumed on the Carroll
na, Cumberland Gap, Il Chicag,
Railroad, with fair. prospects of it.
carly completion, through to London
Ky, or ut least rs for west, as Ashe
vile, n. G.. l learn from u gentle
man officially connected with this
great enterprise, That arrangements
have been about perfected, by which
the portion of the line from Elgcticldi
t" Asherillc, will he built by one syn
dicate, with the privilege of contract !
ing for all of the line, should they (
desire to tloso. Once the road is built
to Aslseville, or even to your town, r.
think the 1uestionof CARRYING it thro'E
to its northern terminus, will huyeE
been practically settled. But, Mr..
Editor, this is not what sturted ont!
to say think see II probability Of 1
placing other sections of the State !
than those immediately along the line
IN position to reap portion Of the
benefits which tho construction of this
great artery of commerce from tho
Atlantic ports of our State to the
grauUics and smoke houses of the
North west, will open up to the west
crn part Of the State The citizens
Of Columbia and Newbcrry are endea-
vorlnS to build railroad between
the two places, with, am inform, d
good prospects of success. Now take
straight edge and lay it down on IL
map of South Carolina and you will
see that Ncwbcrry, Laurcns and Pied
III lnt arc almost OH Il direct line be.
tween Columbia and Easley station,
IN the Air Line Rnilrond. BY cxton-
ding the Columbia and Ncwborrv
road to Easlcy, Columbia and all the
intervening points WOULD have the
advantage Of competitive rates from
two grcnt trunk lilies ut the tattor
point. This is an advantage that
should not be lost sight of by the nj.
thorities of the G. 4 \. Road. It is
practicable and can be consumntcd
| therefore hope that the energetic
an progressive gentlemen who are
at The head of this enterprise, will
takcthis matter into consideration and
arrange Il s!ries of meetings along
the line from Columbia TO Pickeus
&. H., for the purpose of discussing
the matter and bringing it directly
before the people. Should these sug
gestions fail to 'materialize' can you
not put the ball IN motion, Mr.. Eli,
itor! All it needs is q start.
Feb, 1G, 88. IAcnpus,
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Bfte great movement which Eeeselh.
ed the State IN 1876 was frss saau
gura&ed and she has ever Sihso
stood solid IN the Democratic ranks.
The other countiesof She Eigth GiiNsit
have each feseae& 4ecognition. Alb
aoosille has, n Judge congressmaA
and Two officers In the State Govern.
ment; Greenville has Congressman
and a Lieutenan. GSVonoE; Pickens
has a Deputy Colle6Sei, and 0conee
a Judge and the Controller General.
New Anderson wants The Solicitor
ship. Ii she not entitled to it4 We
&hink So, and especially VIXEN She has
n canditsSe who is in every way dual
lied for the position. anderson H.
teUigcncer
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yV&$iding AscEfs.

=
Several a the hefgabors aakd rofa.
tives of the family gathered Mt the
residence of Mr.. H.. 3. Hendricks,
on the evening" of the 18th instant to
witness the marriage of his daughter,
Miss Nora to Mr., Thor:4ley B. Har-
ris, of GreenSilte city. Ms. Harris
wes accosapunied by his brother and
two sisters, Afessrs. james md Ben
McDan3eb Aoseley, and J. Is. Vii.
liams. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. J, r. Riley IN his accustomed
easy and graceful MANNER.
The Lovely bride WIS $astefully at
tired in garnet silk with silver ornaa
mcnts, &nd was tralT the admired Of
all admirers. Mr.. Harris wore n
faultless Sitting suit of Regulation
black,
After the blhfe and gtUoAm had re
ceived the gom, Wishes of many
friends, tho company obeyed the
summons to the dining hal where n
nost su.nptuous and elegant feast
awaited. An endless variety both of
substantiSls and Ielicac e5 were there
arranged with exquisite taste, and
the cjoyment certainly ran hlgh
Among the bridal presents was q
lovely silver ten set presented by Mr.
Harris Grccnville friends.
The bride und gipom left fol-
Greenviile the ncNt day, and il gooG
wishes are werth any thing they vii
have abutlAnt s0cccSs.
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POMONA" "fGHfIEE NlS;. tim
POMONA, N, c.,

Two and, a half milos &est'of Green's
hero, ". c. The main line of the r
&c d. r. r. passes through grounds
and within 100 feet of the office. Sa-
lem traihs'make regular stops twice
daily each way. Those interested in
fruit ahd fruit growing afe CORDIALLY
invited to inspect this TIE largest
nursery in the State and one 'among
the largest in the South.
The proprietor has fM MANY Years
visited TIC leading nurseries North
and West, aid G6rresponded with
those of foreign countries, gathering
every fruit calculated to suit the
South, both native and foreign. The
reputation of Pomona Hill Nurseries
is such that many agents going out
from Greensboro, feprGsenting other
nurseries, try to leave the IMPRESSION
that they qfe REPRESENTING these
nurseries. Why do thoy do it9 Net
the public answer
have in stock gToMinS Iand can
hsow VISITORS the samd) the largest
and best stock Of trees, &c, evershown
or seen iii any two nurseries in North
Ca,oiil;N, consisting of apple, peach,
pear, cherry, plum, grape, japanese
persimmon, Japanese plum, apricot,
nectarine, Russian apfic0t, mulberry,
ounces. Small fruits: Strawberry,
raspberry, cuirttpts, pecans, English
waln''tss fhubarth asp*ragts, ever
greens, shade trees, roses, &c.
G1v' yoIr order to my authorized
ageDt ORC Ter direct from the nursery
Correspondence solicited. Descrirt,
i've cd}'L2Gde free tn application.
81 Van Lindiay,
Guilfurd Go. POMONA, N. G.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-02-23

Blaine is in Italy, but he is watch
ing American politics closely. He
writes letter, ostensibly declining to
be a canidatc this year, but his anx-
icty to enter the lists is easily read
betwe the lines. He makes n des =
perate effort to philosophize comfort
to the brcthcren from the defeats OF
his party, and predicts u brilliant til,
,:enph,. His letter shows plainly that
he has not recovered from thnt disease
which impels its victim to "olailn cv,
cry thing"
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And We StfYI Five.

ahc New Orleans Daily State says:
Mr.. Aaihar hrs been Oh the Supreme
Bench of the. United States for!sever.
el weeks and vet the South Is still Ju
lie tbEoh, and The constitution is as
"(id rs pFne knot. How is this?
Where are Nhrat Halstead and the
'ther howlerS, who predicted all
inds of trouble if Lamar succeeded
IL obtaining position OH the bench
# tho highest court in this laRd.
hey appear to BE silent just row.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-02-23

A band of Christian Workers, has
been organized at the Methodist
Church, It is open 70 nil who wish
TO labor in the vineyard of the Mas
ter, If we understand it, "Christian
Worker" is just new name for the
church militant, No christian as
bumes any greater responsibility by
becoming n christian worker, than he
took upon himself when he joined
the church, nor are his duties differ
e1t; but if it makes any one more
faithful it is well.
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Assessment Notice.
AUDITORS OFFTCr,

PtoKENs G. IT.. S. G., Dec. SISSY.
TTNlIE Auditors Oficc will he oncrod o3
Il and from the 1st dny of January 1853
UNI and including the 20th dav Of FcL.
runry tSoS, to receive. returns of Real and
personal property for laxa ion in Pic1irns
uhntS for the y al 1883. aud for thc CON.
vrniG' &c of tax payers the Auditor or his
Deputies viii he ut each Of the Precincts
hamcd ncioW ON days specified to receive
Ec utnS FOR til" said year, viz.
AZ Ientrnl, Monday and Tuesday, 23d
At Liberty. "Wednesday and Thursdov.
25th.and 2Gth Of .ianu,ry
AZ EtSley, Friday ard Satu1!ty, n;th
and 2Sih of JANUARY,
At Cross Plains, Mo. day, %Oth of Jaru.
ary.
At Dac"svi'le, Tuesday, 31St of Janu::
:, : listers s,,rr, "Wednesday, 1st Of
February. ''' W
At Pumrkintown, Thursday. ad of Feb:
ruary.,
AT Aiken's Store Friday 3d of Fcbru:
airy.
At Nine Times, Saturday, 4th of Fcbr,-
AIRY
At Hurricane, Monday, the 9Th of Ecbru:
ary.
At Six Mile School House, Tuesday. eth
Of Fchuarv va
at Plckcns G.. H., The balance of the
trp. " '''o
Taxpayers will ava themselves oftbt
amr'" time given to mike Returns, :,nC
nope each wi make his or her Rct"tn in
person cF number of acres tf La,.d, Build
i'"S' LOIS and PcrSoral Property in each
i"WhSpil', and no complaint W thcn bl;
necessary.
Every male cit zen brtw, en- the o~ca Of
- ana % years on the LIST a. .Jaurrary 1SSEt,
except thos incapable of mahi"w a SUP.
port shall be dc m 1t taxable y .ll~.
Nil'r til" goth of Fci'rriaiy all Returns
Will &c put in a!ditip al list with the %
Fcr cent; penalty added the ctn, u,r -
pr Fr'''"d ny ckhrSS or absence tr an the
County ut the TIM Of L,Sti e.
j. b. 'LGDE
l'cc'"' lHN'-tt County Auditor.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-02-23

The contractors carrying the mails
on tho star routes in this section
have been going remarkably cheap
and from MI we can learn the bids
put i'll for the contracts recently
advertised were as low as ever. But
n man from Kentucky hus out done
most of the bidders and secured tn
contracts. It would be intcrcstingt
know ,st how this WAS done. vii.
s s'ml 0 iy that knows communicate!
Perhaps there may have. been some.
thing wrong with the bonds sent in
1t is not understood That the Depart
ment has wholesale and retail
price.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-02-23

The Anderson 1ntelligenccrindu1gcs
i'll a hair-splittinS criticism of Judge
Cothran, because he came home to look
after some private business. If the
Intelligencer thinks Judge Cochran
would neglect his public dutic, to
loo'i after private matters, it does II,
know the man. AS patriotic body
rs the last General Assembly, of this
State, adj 'urned for s,lc day in
December, that the few lawyer mem
bers. might attend the sales in their
respective counties; although every
member was paid for that day. They
al get pay too, for Sundays, and le,
gal holidays, and get just rs much
for 3 hours as for 10. The Intelli,
gencer has never complaired about
these day Iaborers being unfaithful.
They ought to be written up.
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W. T.. Wait, ct al.
against Foreclosure:
Il: NJ. Pickens; ct NJ:

All that pietd, parcel or tract OF laHl
in Pickens County, on Writer'S oF Snlnda
River, adjoining land of J,tnes Freeman
Thomas Hooper, &. w. Farr and others;
containing two hundred (200) adres more
or less:
TIfRMS-Onc,third of tho purchase
money to be paid i'll clsh on day of sale, ,
tile balance on Il credit Until the 1St day
of January, 1889, with Interest from
date, st cured by bond Of tile purchaser
and mortgage Of the ptclnises. Pdr-
chaser to pay fdf I'll papers and fOi re-
cordinS the same.
feb s 'SS-lt. j. j. LEWIS. c.c.GP.
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A THREAD 1Already aRrakellAl.

+. II fbo55 bo55hebsblicaaS.h have : nothing
-betteasto> hang their hope of'succes5
Upon in the pext campaign than dis
affection in the Democratic party with
tho President It has But a tender
thfeHsh Few Administrations have
ever lfeen able to. commend the party
and HomImitisan support that will be
given to Grover Cleveland next fall,
and talk to the contrary IS d delusfon
and a share -4Neutche$ter Union.
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"A. Ny.o..sa,. N,its, I.lucIs

Mrs. Philips, a White lady some
thirty odd years old, male hast year
thirty odd bales Of cotton and plenty
ofcorn, Eeass and potatoes Oh Capt.
q. O. Riley's place IA Great GypNess
::towhship2s- She pIoHghed ian OK +ad
did Sa Tise w9lk of G&epaing, planting
cSltiyatifg; and .gataerin$., This
year she has ..boughta mule and Is
already feadS%,~t6 plant BarA&s77
People. = -. X =
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Some Republicans think Blaine

Some Republicans think Blaine's
letter encouraging in two ways: The
!. assurance of success to the party and
that he WI" iaa& he n candidate.
The Democratic view is: That if
he believes success is so certain and
easy, he is wantonly casting away the
opportunity and ambition of his life.
lie would be fool to tlo this Blaine
is not fool,
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The Pickena dsnvlr4ls.

The "Pickens Guards Met ut nv
house Oh Saturday last and then new
Springfield Rifles were issued them,
by their Captain Kemp. The com
pany has sohc TO Work to get up I'M.
forms and want to be we'll drilled by
the EmcampmeMt, as they expect to
TAKE off enc Of tl,e large prizes offered
by our geecnvllle friends next Sum
mer. Respectfully,
Feb 13, 'SS. j. w. Thomas.
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Mr.. George f. Prince, Of this CITY,
will I've in the race for the position Of
Solicitor Uf the Eighth judicial Cir.
cult "t tire approaching election. All
the counties in the C1rcnit, Wills the
exception Of Ucmee, now have cGudi.
dates III the field, and nil of the get
t!emcn mentioned as candidates nre
erninentty qualified for the position,
but we think Anderson is Justly enti,
tied tIEis time to thie position, md
she hns % candidate who will fiji It
ably and efficiently Mr. Prince is %
young lawyer Of fine ability, sarl
would rfsske q zeaRWts ard AioorpEy
officer, one who world discharge his
duties with devotion to the best IN
tercst8 of the State He wmtd, IN
deed, prove a worthy &rIccessor to
The present Solicitor, Anderson
county haS received no share of the
pubic offices Of the State Greru.
nosot, .Ff13g73 Il wa9 og3 rlnr. safl .IssS
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Thomas j. Turner ! Judgment
VS.. for

L. r. Addiugton, ct al Foreclosure.
All That piece, parcel, tf tYaGt OF land,
III Cul,hty nMd STATE Aforesaid, on waters
Of Georges CIeek, and Saiulh River,
adjoining lands of r. T.. Bowen, Ash
moro, Strnllcy, Dalton, Thackston, and
others, and containining two hundred
and three (203) acres, more OF less, be ng
lands of l., Il. Addington.
TERMS=one-th;rd ca cash, balance
OH Il credit OF ten mtmtba, the credits
portion to b9ar intGre i from day Of sale;
and credit portion to be secured by l,onti
Of purchaser and mortgage OF the prem
is,s. Purchaser to pay, extra for all pa.
pcrs and for recording the same.
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A Letter From MIR. Davis.

JACKSON, Miss, January 80 Mr.. Davis
has written the following letter: .'
BEAUyom, MISS, January "a.
To Tie Senate and House Of Representatives:
GENTLEMEN: am sincerely thankful for
the honor conferred by your concurrent
resolution of the 18th instant, inviting nue.
to visit you during your present session. 1t
would give me great pleasure to meet the
representatives If the people have served
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-=SEzO--I2-

PURSUANT to JufgemS|nts for, for6.
! closure and tecrees Of sale in the
Following entitled cases / will sell OF
saloday in MARCH, next at the Court
House during the legal hours of sale,
Tho following descri6HdREAh ESTATE
ON the terms specified IN tho Respective
Ca&cs, to wit:
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aDr Breed WVithOut Sale

Dr!-Mc@;na ought to know th&t
the antfpoNeftS play without Henry
George viii be like '.Hasnlet" withe&t
the skull. -N%srdtak Ne,cs- .
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THuRsDAY, FEBRUARY 70, 1883.

For subscription, g R4.6Opcrannum
strictly in advance; ;foa: six 4fon<hs, 76c.
Advertisements inserted at one dolla,
persquafc Of oneimch or1css for the first
insertiep and fifty cents FOR each snrseQu-
snt inseraioih IsSssosal discount madeto
merchants and othots advertising for six
months or i,y the year.
obituary Notices exceeding hTcasncs,
Tributes of Respect, Communication
of apcrsona3 character, wlson adsaAisSN'lc
will be chsrgcd for as atrcsaf%ArGts,
. For Announcing Candidates five
dollars each; strictly I'm advances,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-02-23

Some Journalists in writing Of the
Central Lynching have transferred the
Scene to Seneca. If That city does not
object, it is al right with Pickens.
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Hel}ttat Jones,
FOrGClO

Eel}tt3d Jones,
against = ForGGlusGure
John n: Thohias, ct Mt.
All that piecoi parcel, u tract of la,nl
ecn Mile creek, adjoining lands uf John
W. Wilson's estate, Stephen Watson's
estate; jnseph Smith and others; rpnt,n-
ing one hundred nnd seventy three 0T3) }
ncresi m0rn or lrsa.
TERMS -Ont-third hf the purchase
money to he paid in cash, tho balance on
II credit of twelve months with interest
from day of sale; secured by bond IF
purchaser aitu mortgage Of the prcm
ises: Purchhser td pity for all papers
and fur retol1linG the same.
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A meeting of farmers, recently held

A meeting of farmers, recently held
IN Lamens County, adopted resoIu-
tiOns condemning Governor Richard
son, because, In his annual message
to the General AsScnbIy, he ignored
bhe farmers movement.
Is does not seem proper to criticiso
the Executive, for not expressing an
Intelligent opinion on "a subiect, IN re.
gard to which, he had little, or no
official Information. The farmers
themselves have not agreed as to What
it is best for She State to do IN regard
10 airy Of The questions which they
have been agitating. II wonu have
been OIiciOus IN the Governor, % say
GHe least of it, to have giver, any phase
pF she subject, the weight of his CON
Bi@tions, 80 long as it WAS kept in
autbs by tEs conflicting Statements
zmd opinions Of farmers equally re
hlkte,
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AS There is now vacancy, we are
looking for a Queok: man, to act as
Moses to the Carolina tanners,
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William King, It III
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
in the County or J. rictens on Twenty
three Mile Creek, aijniuing lands of i.
NJ. Young, Il. j. KING and others and
known rs tho old Williams place, o,u-
tiiniDg twanty-fouf and oie-ialf civ
acres, more or less.
THRA1S--OncsbaH O. the purchase
money to bo paid i'll cash on day cf sale,
and the remainder in twelve months; to
lie secured by bond of the i.ue{,ascr and
mortgage ofthc premises. Purchaser
to pay for papers and for recordiug the
same.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-02-23
dE<iuC1tiGrnal.
The Piedmont Institute,

The principal, DR. j. r. Riley haa
associated with linn III he tcachinu
departments, Prof. n. W. Macaulcy
and Miss ELLA i1oWcry. The exercises
or the present scholastic wear com:
mcnceS on january, 9th. The ternt
during which pupils receive the ben
eht OF the public funds ocmmenccs on
Monday, JAN, ODD. Tuition Of cach
pupil per month as follows:
k""ding, Writing and Mental Aritlrmc:
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmc,
Al8obfd, NatttrnI Philosophy and Rbeto.
re: .,.t.;!..: ..;...,...: So. 50
i''tih' Greek Moral and Mental PhiIoso
P''1''' ...:...:.:::::: So. ~
\ very small fce--not exceeding ono
dollar per SessiOm-will be Clrrcd norIA
pupil to meet incidental cxpcnscv,
The dmdjnt received from the free,
fund, viii BE equally tlistributod mn /
credited OH the tuition bills.
Instructions in vocal Hn 4 iAsfrii.
mental music will be gitcn, rs soon
us arrati&emrIit:} Gait be made with a
competent instructor.
Good board can be had at $500 Ind
$1,000 per month:
r.: A. CfhUD, p: McD S~av,vtnr.
Secretary. Chin. B'd. Tm&.
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