The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-07-03


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THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1890.
The building OF the dummy line
from Grccnvillc to the top of Paris
Mountain, q distance of fourteen
miles is estimated at q cost of $35,-
600.
Hon. Geo. w. McCrary, Of Iowa,
died at ST. Joe, Mo, last week.
Judge McCrary has been prominent
in western affairs of state ever since
the war, and was in President Hayes
Cabinet as Sccrctar! Of War.
The farmers of Indiana have form
cd State Ica%uc for political pur-
poses. They will fight I'LL trusts and
combinations. They favor the free
coinage Of silver anil also favor the
bill to prevent gambling i'll futures
on farm products.
Tt has been decided by the courts
that 90 man twenty-five years of age
who has been resident Of the coun
tyall his life and has never registered
cannot do 50 now" The registration
law requires that he shall register
the first election year after he be-
comes Of age.
The campaign meetings arc being
well attended i'll the lower counties.
a portion OF the audience arc always
so much enthuscd that the quiet
ones have very little chance to hear
what IS being said by either side.
Not much chance for learning in such
noisy school.
The second number of the Ircc-
UNI, a new magazine published at
Asheville, N. C., hy Tilman Il.
Gaines, is on our table. 1t is first
class in every respect and is bound to
be prominent factor in building up
that town. The price is $1.O0 per
year. Send for sample copy.
The Gap Creek (Grcconvillc coun-
ty) Democratic club las! week adopted
= resolution i'll favor Of Jt4444<n6n r>??.r
ming as al r11tHtTcHdcnt if he railcd
to set the nomination for Governor at
the convention. 1Illman is not that
kind Of a Democrat nor will he en-.
dorsc the action OF these cranks.
The outcrOp Of criminals in this
State this summer is phenomenal.
The greater portion of the crimes
arc committed in the ':black" Districts.
whoro the negroes are cutting and
slashing each other at lively rate.
Summer excursions and Sunday pie
nics arc always productive of crime
and lawlcsSncsS.
The campaign of agitation is get
ting on u full head of steam as it gets
into warmer latitudcs. If our friends
OF the coast counties do not be care
full they will get too thoroughly en-
Unused to be comfortable and the
result might be serious. There is
yet to be eighteen engagements before
the contest is ended.
Tillman does not believe in bovc0tt.
ing a newspaper because il is not H.
favor OF Tlllman for Governor. He
has too much sense TO think that a
newspaper is against the farmers Just
because it is not "Tillmaniic.' lie
takes the News and Courier and the
Edgctftll Chronicle, both of which
are strong anti-rillman papers.
Congressman llcmphill, of this
State, led IN Tie debate on the Demo.
cratic side on the infamous Lodge
election bill. lie made the first
speech Of tho day and it contained
arguments that would convince any