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Notes.

Grand Reporter Curry, Of the knights OF
Honor, says that snce the organization OF
the order 1851 members have died, TO whose
families and relatives there has been paid In
death benefits 81, G37, 03Ie6 The gentleman
intends visiting the lodge at colusa early In
this month.
Charles j., brother OF Edward Bellamy,
the author Of Looking Backward is
charter member OF J. @. Holland lodge Of
Springfield, Mass
or % grand lodges In the order IS meet an.
nually and IS biennially.
Massachusetts, pays more liberal salary 10
It's grand reporter than does any other state,
viz, 81 200. The next highest are California,
Illinois, Kentucky. Missouri, New York and
North Carolina, which severally pay q, 300
Ohio. Pennsylvania and Texas each pay
q, 900; tho Others smaller figures.
Supreme Dictator Savage states that the
order has paid to beneaciaries 81, 600 900.
The late Henry W. Grady was a member
Of the order, belonging u lodge In Atlanta.
The knights Of Honor, now sixteen years
old, has q membership Of 1871 900, and has
paid out In benefits during its existence the
grand total Of s27,OOo,000.
s. Louis lodge No. IS, Knights Of Honor,
Is the pioneer Knights Of Honor lodge wesi
Of the Mississippi
The Knights and Ladies' Of Honor are
growing fast, the melnborship now being
nearly 00,W0.
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The Pulpit ana the stage.

Rev. 4 NJ. bhrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound. Kan =,
,ys II feel Il my duty 10 tell what
wonders Dr. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. Ny longs were
badly diseased, and my psrishicners
thought could live only few weeks.
I took i've Lottles Of DIR. Kings New
Discovery and am sound aud we'll,
gaining 26 lbs. In weight"
Arthur Lore, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes; :
"Attcr q thorough trial and convino
ing evidence, | am confident DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. beats EN- all, and cures when
ery,hinQ else fills, The greatest
kiddnes I can do my many thousand
friends 10 10 urge them 70 ny u :
Free trirl bottles a. II. Blacknall u
SONS Drug Store. Regular sizes
90. and sl,Q0.
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70 Business Men.

Agood advertisement in a widely
circulated newspaper is the best Of
al possible
statesmen. Its salesman who new
err sleeps andis never weary; who
goes after business early and late;
VINO accosts the merchant in his
store, the scholar in his study, the
lawyer in his Office, the lady in her
home, The traveller on the road; a
" #
salesman who no purchaser can
avoid, who can be IN a thousands
places at once and speak TO thoas-
ands Of people weekly, saying to
each one the best thing in the best
Z e -.
manner. A good advertisement IN
sures a business connection on the
most permanent and independent
basis nd is in certain sense, a
... n .s-
guarantee to The customer of fair
nd moderate prices. Experience
f T
has shown that the dealer, Whose
wares have obtained apublic cele-
brity,is not only enabled to sell, but
il forced to sell u reasonable rates.
and to furnish a good article. A
dealer can make no better invest
ment than in the advertising col.
umns of a widely circulated news
paper. Such is the opinion Of two ia
Durham, who are the largest the U S
G
That is THE DURHAM RECORDER
legend inscribed underneath
will be Protection. Bedford
Magazine.
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9eA4~8aAaf AAu NNgA9
the ritual Of the Pythian xisterhood and be-
gan the Institution Of tho new order for
Pythian women early In 1855,
IN letter from Mrs. Young she gives the
following account Of her attempt 70 organize
the Pythian sisterhood and the success which
has attended IL:
prior 20 my husband being knighted, In
is1, know but little, of the Pythian order,
and nothing q il literature His great In.
tersst 10 tho lodge and Eoal Tor everything
Pythian vi me 70 the pcrnsal Of Van Val.
ksnburgs manual and fixed IN my mind a de-
termination 70 prepare ritual which should
unite Ia one great auxiliary tho Pythian Ia
dies Of tho land, containing VOWS, Just as
klnding secrets and ceremonies, Just a. sacred
~ thoa treasured Ii the breasts a the broth.
err The iirss frultsos the then manuscript
wodnetion were realized on Feb. -, 1855,
when Concord assembly, No. 1, auxiliary 70
Concord lodge. was organized and is frst
osiicuu duty obligated. At the following
regular meetiag tho lodge formally rscog.
nlzri tilrir sisters
On the oh Of June following the provis-
ioaal grand assembly of New Hampshire was
organized a. Concord. every assembly being
fully Represented 81 that convention
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MASONIC.
To Eaiarxe the scottish Riie Temple Ia
InslInnapoIla-Other Items

To EaiarEe the scottish Riie Temple ID
Indianapolis Items
Tho Scottish Rite was Instituted Ia Indian.
spolls In 1858 and for ton years occupied q
small suit Of rooms IN Johns block. In Is53,
more coinmcdious quarters were secured In
EaldwinS block, and in another decade they
BOO we're found insufficient % mot the wants
" TIM order. In iss5 another change vas
made 10 the pfurnt Scottish Rite ternple,
which was crectad and fitted up - . hons
fur The rite IN Indiana 10 was then thought
% b adequate for IL accommodation for
many years 10 cone, but In los than another
Zen years there 4 need for more room. Ad.
dltionai ground has bean purchased for the
enlargement of the tarnpie. There Is an IT,
debtsincs of t23Oo0 on this property. and
nsore money 4 nceIed for tho proposed i'm.
proyemcntE A plan by issuing stock was
submitted az tho annual reunion, and mot
with such favor that $4,000 % stock was
takan IN los than one hour. Il Il considered
. god invcStmont, and In ashort time enough
vii h taken 70 ID MI that IA contemplated
Tho Scottish Rite work u indianapolis, I'M
der the direction q lila Bro. n. Il Ruckla,
deputy for Indiana, Il attracting much at
tsntiou Cor cKcelleBce and claboratenozA
Ths recent death, Al Portsmouth,, n. H., q
John Christie. age s.. removed one u tho
h~t known Mnspna In New England. Mr.
Chrlaiie was past worshlpful grand master
Mason d New Hampshire and was The Oldest
living oficor u that rank In the state. lie
sas past master d 81. Androws and 81
johns Iodgss, past high priest q Washington
chapter, past grand high priest and grand
rsjsh q The Arch chapter uf tho state Of
Mes Hampshire, and past right eminent
grand commander o. the grand cummandcry
q the state, and was the Oldest active nom
Der q the thirty.third degree Of the ancient
and sccepsed Scottish rite In the world.
TIE grand chapter Of Connecticut has no
mileage and per diem expense, and yet NJ the
lssi annual convocation every chapter but
ons answered % roll call, and that ono viii
ls fined unless good excuse Il given.
Ths returns from the subordinate com.
m.ndaics X. I. throughout The United
Stats show that during the past Tires years
B.s7 applicants have been knighted, and
that the cntlro membership Of the order is
W.giA Pennsylvania has the largest mem.
hership s,Ss0l, New York being second
e,ii1 and Missouri seventh 3,O9jl.
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"A Mnman,s n,s1.e. w..


Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that by ii dy il thi.
county. Disease fastened its clutch
90 upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed eminent. For three
months she coughed in ess mt and
could not sleep. She bough. Of u a
bottle Of DR. Kings New Disc yer,
Tor Consumption and was So much
relieved on taking first dose hat she
slept all night and with M betrlc
has been miraculously Gu d Fl r
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz" Tn, 8
write W. y. Hamrick q Co. of ) ell
by, N. C,-Get a free tria b title at
Biacknalls Il Sons. 4 .-..
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
The Frsternal Association OF Philadelphia
N..tN~rfa

The FraternAi Association Of Philadelphia
Councils.
fSom the report Of Grand Commander
Burns to the grand council Of fennsylyania,
at the resent session., the following Is taken:
II cannot refrain from mentioning par.
tcuiarly the assistance and encouragement
rendered me by tho Fratcrnal Association Of
Philadelphia councils, American Legion Of
Honor. This organization WIS the Ontgrowth
u the general Entertainment from all the
Philadelphia councils, having charge OF the
celebration at the Academy Of Music, Nov.
3, 1881. Upon the conclusion Of its very
creiitably performed duties n permanent or
ganization was effected, by number Of the
most energetic and enthusiastic companions,
Under the above title, and a. an Incentive 70
mcmbers - seek tho service of their councils,
as officers, the membership Of the associa-
ton was limitci to commanders and
past commanders The objocts Of tie
association arc to establish close fraternal
relation between tho members Of the Ameri.
can Legion Of Honor and stimulate them 10
become regular In their attendance Of cuun.
ell meeting and energetic IN their efforts 10
enlarge the usefulness and increase the mem
berShip 81 the order. To create and foster q
lively fraternRl interest among tho councils
Of Philadelphia by the Interchange Of Official
visiiations and court@icrl The frequent Wis
itationx 81 the various councils by this aSso-
ton ur representative committees, for the
purpose Of securing, first, uniformity In the
work a tho order; second, general knowl-
edge Of the lawso % tho order and the duties
u the officers under them; third, deyising
additional means for promoting the growth
and efficiency u subordinate councils Dur.
Ing the last year the association has rendered
valuable service by It's yiSitations 30 various
councils, and am fully satisfied that Il has
struck the keynote d effective work IN h.
half Of the order In Philadelphia, and II lie
purposes 20 assist The councils were but fully
and generally understood, its efforts encour.
aged and its membership enlarged, II would
result In marked bcncfit 10 tho order IN this
city,
Tho smallest amount paid into tho fund
was forty-eight cents, by Valentine Krauss.
Q second degree o. Kings county council,
Brooklyn, n, Y, who was initiated Sept 70,
1850, and died Of meningitis Sept. -, iSss.
This Is uus Of tue smallest amounts paid into
the benefit fund oi any order on record. The
largest amount paid In was ti.2ssl0, by
Charles D. Brown, Il Van Buren,, Ark,
sixth degree member, who was initiated Feb.
:. lisa, and died Oct II, iSSg. o. dyscntery.
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LODGE ROOM GOSSIP.
EVENTS o.; INTEREST AND PEOPLE
or NOTE IN SECRET SOCIETIES.

szra Aiva A. Young. r. @. C.. the Founder
Of The Now Prosperous rythIan Sister.
hecd-i,rief Sketch Of Her Life and
work-other PraternaI Items.
Mrs.. Alva A. Young, founder Of the Pyth
Ian Sisterhccd, was born IN Hopkinton, N.
HI, April 8, 1857, says The Pythian Knight.
Her parents removed 10 Bedford, n. H., in
iSf2, and 20 Concord in 1877. Her education
was limited 70 the common schools and pri-
yata instructions, and finished at the age Of
Is. She wa also 'schcolmarmp for q time
prior 70 her marriage with Lyman Rollins,
which occurred In Concord, July 1, ISL BY
this union sho bad ono son, Lyman Rollins,
born July Q, 1855, and now resident Of Con.
cord. Her husband and three only brother
and one brother-in-law served during the
x;s sss. ian VEN kcrqabiy discharged.
Mr.. Rollins died at New Orleans.
On Jan. !, 1871. II Concord, she was mar.
risd 70 Alva A. Young, Of Boston, and they
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-10
J., uisville, Ks., April Is. 1890
Rat!Im', Maaoba Killer 10,

Nashville. Tenn:
G,niltmen--I have ben truublee
Tor s IN. time with an acute form o.
.idnry 'lisesse Tor the relief Uf whicl,
[ have consulted several Of the beet
physicians In this city. hut With No
TTrrciahle b. n.fits resulting from
lie f.ithiul use of the medicines or
tered. I had lost thirty or f.rt,
pnurd, in weight, was NATURAL,
greatly redHc. i in strength snI had
freqnep' rights which possible ma,
hEvr Iesull,d fr"m ur.mic I.oisnD
SEVERAL weeks ago concluded To-
1--WE tn. ,.icr"be Killer n tIial, snd
he itrult "f il, u has hen g:s,ify.
Nc TO TIE and q surprise l., my iriends
| have fully regsIne,l my strength
and weight. suffer bu little or M psin.
nave no recurrence Of the rigors, ap
petite good, and have the fulles, con.
fidencr In a cumpleie restoration 10
health. ! willingly recommend tit
hicrObe Killer - n remedy Of great
value.
Very respectfully.
rm. II. Meffert.
For salr b, Z. u. cknsll a Son,
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Is ohe WHICH is gu&rant, ell 10 bring
you satisfactory results, or in case 81
failure 'c,urn of purchas" price.
On this s~fn plan you can buy from
our advertis d | ruggist boil Of DE-
Kings New Discovery for ConSncp
ton. It is guaranteed TO bring rrlie'
in ever, case. when usod for az,
affection Of Throat, Lungs or Chest,
such as Consumption, Inaammat'"
of Lungs. Bronchitis, Asihmn
Whooplng Caugb, Cwi9, ctc,,etc. !
Is pleasant and agreeable 10 tas''
perfsctly safe. and cab alwlys he d"
pended upon.
Trial hotties free st X. Blacknal 4
Son Drugstore
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hab-
it-IO all the World tn r., ~ i,,,t

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hab-
lilo all the World tn r.. il bat
one cure, DIR. Hasncs' Gold
Ell Specific.
II can he given in cup Of tes cr
coffee, without the knowlrd, Of !lm
person taking it, fitting Il speedy
and p"rman"u. QUE whet',I the
patirhi i. a m@lrrat drink,r ~ a,
alec .olic wreck thousands dru, k
aris have been rured l',.h We taker
the Golden Sp'cif in their COTE,
with"n! tl"ir kn"~tt'le a'ji ~da'
be'ive thy quit arinbing i thei.
own free will No harmful effect re
suits from its admtnistr .,ion. Cnirs
guaranteed. Sent for circular auo
full particulars. Address IN corG
dence. GOLDEN Specific 60, 1855
Race Street, Cincinnati.
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Maj. R. w. York, Of Chat
ham, was in the city to-day.

THE RECORDER is filled with
advertisements, representing a
large number of the leading
houses in this and other cities.
Poor fellow a young man
who has recently COTTON (as h !
thinks) on the shady side of his
best girl, wss heard to say some-
thinglike this: "When | remem-
Der all the girls | have met to-
gether, | feel like d rooster in
the fall, exposedto every wealth
er, ! feel like one who treads
alone some barn yard all DESERT
ed, whose oats are fed, whose
hens are dead, or all to market
started" Again we say, poor
fellow!
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Many youtg children become pos
lively repulsive with sore e,es, sore
ears, aud scsld head. Such hfflic-
tons may be speedily removed by the
use Of Ayers Sarssparilla. Young
aud old alike experience The wonr
derful benefits Of this medicine.
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aEp MEN.

short Talks % An KInds--A Tribe 10 Con
slst wholly % sfasona
The application for tribe IN Boston 70 DO
composed entirely u Masons has now over
100 names Of tha leading Masons Of The city,
nd J. X. oiell, The organizer, has promises
from a. many mora
~ r. Dixon, past great sachan q New
hsmpshiru, died IN Woburn recently. He
vas . fnonlsr Of Pa@aconaway tribe Of
h<nkx-e-
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fexnoF@ 70 the lat
ter city. whore they
resided until 1874,
when they returned
70 Concord, where
they has . kiuce 70
sided. Il was there
that Bro. Young
became q Knlehtof
Pythias and an en-
thuxiastic advocate
Of The beautiful
teachings % the
order, aud Mrs
Young naturally
became interested.
Fnnouraarsi by her
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Pay Up.

The year is drawing to the
O close and it is time all sub
scribers who are due, to call
and settle up, No excuse this
year for not paying; you have
made a good crop, call at the
office.
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Woman her nISeasrs aRa their
treatment.

2 ptees, ii'n,;r.ted; prieo soc.
$ u urth cpla 4 To-. est .oi
mailing, tic. Adlr'rs r'of. 4. II.
KLINE, NJ. d., 93t Area ) g, PnlIa,,
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OSCARD. DEER eco.

4ssssstss*stsFs'ss'' ''''''
Roanoke, Virginia, four hundred pee
rle In 1882, twenty thousand peo'
pIe now three daily papers,
nine churches. three furn.
ances. bridge works. Rot
ling mill, Bpwety-s3! OOO, 300 spent
IN improvements last year. Grand
opening for business; Gas,
Water and Electric Light
Plants, low taxes, plenty
Of work three railroads
Address, $780,.
OSCAR D. DERK 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents.
iO-ist Ave, Roanoke, Va.
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ADVICE To Iatl,efS.

RS. "inslow's Soothing Syru
should always b.. used for chiueL
itching. 1t soothes the child. softens
the gums, allays all p'sin, cures wind collie
aud is the bert rem dy tor diarrhoea.
Twenty.fiyr cents bottle,
sep 27-d-w.lv.
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Notice 90 Druggist and Store
keepers.
/ guarantee Shriner's Indian Vrr-
miiuge 10 destroy and expel worms
from The human bod. where th'y
exist, il used according 20 tie dire
ton. You are authorized N sell i
on tie .aboye ccIdititns DAVID i.
Fcutn. Proprietor. Bsltimrre, Nd.
For sale by W. NJ. Yearly.
Durham, N. G.
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A. o. U. W.

yarIous Notes of IRtsrest Co Members u
the Order.
The membership u the order, Nov. I, iSSi,
vas -, GI7, q net gain for October Of ! ,.Sl.
Ontario aided 3Sj and New York 2si.
ELnety-une assessments have loon callel
xinna rsh 1. iS1s
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For salr hy Il. l.i.ctnslI a Son,
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A good advertisement in a widely
circulated newspaper is the best Of
al possible
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24
EfrOg.l E.fD Srty.

Iris section WAS visited by consider.
able frost this morning with fair pros
pect for more 10 follow.
Mr.. ). d. Glenn has returned from q
ten ,la"s' visit to his old home in Lau.
rons co';niy.
Dr. Carpenter, tlc popular dentist, is
located here fur the present.
car load Of corn haas just been re,
calvod by car grocery man and another
is expected. Merchants are busy getting
up new stock.
a negro m@n was caught by thr
saw.miil carriage at Ev!tny & Co.'S saw
mill on the Anderson !inr, and badly
mAnr;"a. TN" carriage ran over him
while running back.
Rev. Cook, the evangelist, will preach
here at ttn Presbyterian Church on Fri
day next, and communion service OF
Sunday.
Ny. W. Glcnn p"il Atnnto a Aying
visit last week, and .s getting in hIs new
goods.
Many of our farmers fell short ot
thcir calculations laht weak, tho rain pre-
venting thcm from Planting.
We have town election in progress
today. The question now is who viii
the next c0uncit be. There are h,lt few
nspiants fer the honorable pnsitioms
though enough for consih"rahl,
amount of energy to be brought int,
play by s, IN for favoritcs.
1t would seem that Liberty has only
one real aSpirHnt for Office, ,but aincc he i,
honorcd with commission ard can pul
seal lever, it ii presumed he is happy
and will be quiet. OBSERVER.
Liberty, April 81. 1890.
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.18 90
<..>~Ss->~~sS>ss--asa-
MCFALL'S
a. Z nj. a MACK
FOR
z 6 @ O.
l88O.
ss~~s->>-s~@aa---<aea.
"a E3@ -Y-
sA-G--k- -SakHR,

D'm"'y or no d"mmN That is
the question:, "hcthcr it acoui( be bet
ter to lire OFT orr dnyx ia Mcsc
mo"'t0ims mtd Jc cu!Ird aN Kinds Of
"9(y m&1rs, 0nd fnulYy ic dug
dTo""d "'a 0rolpta Mrouyh, ar pit
orr "NHhv l"crc' t0y"ther and d,UiIH
II rdi!roud to tie Cr,ut J}o,t$c und
keep Il" "giN hole from btiny mlele
~ tie 9rouWd.? Lrho seems to an
$'rer "DuM'"y" utd Il r"i,.e t..
Ire aiStHhcc seems to sag, "Gire ua
Liberty or girc 'tS d,uth."
BE this rs ii m1y, tbs .1lu,a-
n1cA 'ciU $tiN coNFjHtc to opem out
"e'c goods eccry acreh, so that cus-
to''ters meca not SO furt}tcr to ,ct,u2,
disappointed
NoboAy Keeps q larger stock i,e u
io'S'' !t' this size, 0,M noboGy k'cr1,x
stock r"orc $nitcl 10 tie aruats Of tie
ptop|c. ,Er"'yhmg. cant be ns"n-
h""ed ct dncc; crc'ythny cu.t be
0i+p<tYe:l for, 'ta't Of room, So rhc1,
20" don't sec 'chot avM wcu1t, uSk for
In front m"y be &ccn q rice lot Of
Dress Goods, Trin'mings 0n1 bni-
tons to n'atch; a lGrgc lot Of Cotton-
aaes, Cussn'crs, light Jeans and
Uothing. No use to mention Shoes.
E"erybcay ctos he pleased here IN Il
'Shoe or Hat. 4 HFf!e t"rthcr Darn
II compete S7d'% Of UWt3'~,re, 7u-
H., Lat Il
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Mr.. r. w. Gillespie contomp!atcs
building corn mill this summer.
Miss Liilio Clyde of Easley, led tho
choir il the Nj. T.. Church hero last
Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac Langaton is still serious
ly i'll. Her friends aro doubtful Of her
recovery.
Mr.. Henry J. LOWS is seriously ill
with pneumonia, resulting from an at
tack Of influenza.
Mr.. Joseph Murphy, who lives ct
the old McDade factory has been quito
sick for some time.
DR.. j. +. Williams was called to
Pumpkintown last Monday TO see his sis
ter, Miss Gracic, who is quite ill.
The picnic season. will soon lie
open, and "Old Gnssy" will be alive
with parties Of young folks out for q
days fun and frolio.
There has been considerable sicE-
ness in the upper section of the county
| for the past month. Cur vi. ID. S have
been quite busy for that time.
Quincy Nav, of Central township:
was before Justice Robinson last Tues
day for refusing to pay his poll tax. He
WIS sent to Jail for thirty days.
The "boys O tho mountains" oro
| giving tho revenue officials rest iuSt
now. Thoro is very little doing in the
moonSh!nc business ut present
Mir J. =. Carey has been welding
Ens fnytlar ;,,,,rl,,od t',r.
w., u,n ,dGit;nn of = ,,,,,.,,n,;,, p'n,.,,r nr;"n
- viz '''''>'''
r.,,tn', '''o ie. ' 7,, law u - G,;,n, -, 49,, 40
olnntn3 T,tor,,,M. I"to ,d r n ,y;li,,r,s r.
T, W"ti.;ns W. .Dn and q r. A.,
f',r, IVarIo,,a ~ - az
1t Is very rorcrptiilc that spring
chic&Cna Will bA plentiful in town IL q
~, ;u" oi ,,n.. oa|'' ''''',|,t ~,
L,,r ,,,.;,rI,i'f =; ';,;. a., 'n r. 81 w.,
J,., ,I,,,:,..,,r. ,Sut ''''''f' '-'o S'''A
>'0I >>' ''''''''i'.
Most Of onr farmers hcccab0ut have
UCCn sending of for their cotton seed rs
It VAS feared that the early frost last fall
'"!N'o" '',' ';' r';i, ,.r'' "'" !''H W. Ivy
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Trial Justice Rnbiuson last Nnn,l,y
charged with nn assault with intrnt 10
kill TEc ncrsnn olloroJ to h,v, hocn
assaulted was his son. There l,ainy NO
proof Of the fact thn Case was dismissed
IN2of%e ho""n' c0'orct' tho faithful
OF" nody-SGfVhht OF Ar. hrr*o Bowen,
| in "n!G-D"iinin Gays, died a! ms hnino OH
MI W. W. NaFt"h 4 'arhl last ln"S,;ay
morning. ne WAS Hofenty-SiH year" "!d.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24
From d.;steS.

Mr.. y. A. Hughes killed his dog las!
week as it showed syn toms Of hydra
phobia.
II. j. Kelley has had n moss of Iris,
potatoes that were grown this year.
McS3ra. w. NJ. Rogers and u. S. Hol
ling"worth came over from Gr"cnyillC
last week and arranged 80 that the Com.
missioncrS can run the Lecassnry chang.
around the "C!int" hill. Mr. Rogers il,
well pleased with our section Of the
county.
Tyln Norris, who lives on r.. G. Rob
iu&0Hs place down tho river set out o,,
the 18th and 10th instant, 1900 sweet po,
ta;oo slips. Quite an early bird
There is to be Sunday School organ.
lied ut Shoal Creek EeXt Sunday.
Gates 5. 9. Apr. 2l. Buu JoHEs.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24

"Tcebiy she laughed in the langud
moon, whilo Porphyro upon her face
doth look" aud wonders what has swell
ed it SO. When he finds it is neuralgia
however, he does not loco his head, but
having twenty-five cents in lis inside
pocket invests i'll y bo.tlc Of Salvation
Oh.