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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

CHOICE VACANT LOTS For sale cheap. $50
y snd upwards, between Livingston and Colt
afeS, ou the hill.
SPLENDIDLY LOCATED LOT on Crescent
- ave; pTlce $3.50
TEN-ROoM HOUSE AND LOT. One bloch from
bridge 81. on tie hiil, go or more osNu !
balance per ceni, price sSJO0.
HOUSE AND LOT on Thomas-st.. near
Ia tnion-st.; new. moderh style. furnace.
CRATE. etc. nine roomsi lot S0xl2si price
szDJOi $50 or n II down
NEW. NEAT COTTAGE. E2ao On instslmeut
~ plan. e. down. four blocks north OF East
Bridge ST.. on Claneysf.
RRING Is slU9 IS q payment on . place Ene
IL We viii show you our vacant Iotss II they
suit we will buiid you house such as you ae
sire aud receive the b&isRcc Of paymrhts "a
monthly instslInenis
HOUSE AND LOT On the hin. worth sSjoo.
II 10 exchanges for vacant lots.
HOUSE AND LOT On Williams at. worth
II $500. near South Divisions. I've minutss
walk from Monroe st. 20 exchange for some
cash and smaller priced house sao lot.
RESIDENCE or HENRY-ST. near Cherry.
IL 81. price S5Is3. 10 e1chaagc Tor vacant Sts
GOOD SITE FOR RESIDENCE. Lot 40rse.
" Improvements water, gSs and sewer ga iots
only iet left on Portsmouth Terrace betwSeh
Fountain and f0l:On-st.; price SI2o0.
VACANT LOTS SO upward In northwost
part Of city.
| OTIS On HARLAS-sT-, near Hsn-st.. soc
il each.
SoS00 TAKES HOUSE AND LOT ses
CooVV North Lsfsyette-St. IL rooms clos
cts. etc. lot 5Sxl25.
YARN PROPERTY P0R SALE-so scrss IN
township Of bicnd0n- Ottawa county; o.
acres IN proved, - acres black losmi orchard
and falr buildings. 50 acres f0ur-snd D. ha I
miles west OF city. 40 improved; new house
barn and other buildings good ample orchard.
l05 scres In Niddl vile. Barry county. lor
acres improved. tcn-rOofn house. tvo iSree
barns. corn-cribS, eranaFies and ali necesSary
bu ldings; good board fences good soil. 10
acres OF orchard this farm IL only short dls
tsnce from the business center Of the town.
WE HAVE NOT SPACE TO ADVERTISE
w the many bargains for sale and exchange
upon our books. II you want an inveStneDf
call on US We guarantee satisfaction.
BROOKS a BROOKS.
= and "a New Housemku Block.
Telephone lls4 kcai Estate and Loans
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

THOSE Democratic papers that are try
ing TO overthrow the administration by
execrating the new postage stamp, have
a very poor opinion of their readers in
telligence, if they think the latter will
accept such stuff as argument. The
sensible man asks only that the stamp
take ms letter TO its destination.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

We derOte our time during
business hours-eTctuSioely 10
tie LAUNDRY business, ana
hare no other matters 10 bother
us. We try hard 10 please
and do in most instances. Try
US.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

Toc~ers Red Clovsr Pile Rensdv. e
= po~sr. rosciia for Al fo~rss ~ the
z sesss. Bind. Bleed lng, Ttcaing. Ul-
ceatad. ard Protrr7ting P.iss-prics
s0c. For saIs bv White = W7-l- drug
zists. Morton House bloe<.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

Change of lime on the g. n. & I. r. e
\ change Of tine or the g. r. & I. r.
r. viii take effect sunday. March l6.
Trains leaving for Che south as - 50
pooD, vii leave az 1915 noon, making
close connections 81 Kalamazoo for
Chicago.
Trans from the south formerly ar
riving at $50 o. ~. wiA arrive az 9.l5,
making close connections Kalamazoo
with Mlchigsa Centrs. from Chicago.
Trains formerly arriving from the
south stSI5p. m.. Wi arrive at 3-25
2. M. No change on Toe northern or
MusSegon division.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

THE boomers Who doomed into the
Cherokee strip ara now booming of
again, no, quite 50 fast. TO De sure. but
just "a effectively, IS Uncle sam Is
after them. BE sure you are right
sud then 90 ahead seems 70 have
been overlooked by them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

KossrrH has wtr1n spot n his heart
Tor an American He g always glad 10
receive visits from Americans. and
never tires y taking OF his vIsis 20 the
TnLied stasas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

The amount OF Republican disafec-
ton" at present existing within The
Democratic party Is one Of those pecu-
lar phen0mena OF American politics,
thstsrs more Iadicrous than dangerous.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
SHEARN & SUTTON

Have changed their firm name
to the Grand Rapids Store and
Office Furniture Company, and
ara prepared TO fit up stores,
Offices ana do Job work of
every description. We make
Sash, Door, Blinds, inside Fin
ish, Mouldings, and pieces of
furniture not kept in stock
regularly; also send men out
by the day or hour.
IT Ell Fl p H Q N E 81 3
oraddress Cor. Louis ard Campau-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

NOTHING more should be said about
the inability of woman to keep Sc
cret- Just look at the United States
Senate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

RADCLIfF6 HOLT. general warehausemeE.
~ al IL south IlNtsl0u-st. store pianos asd
houscnold goods ~ low rsies; expert pack
ers; cHr fui moves = win .gr vans ut
promptly Dy telephonins No. 90 Jan III
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

MARV ASDERsoS's husband expectant
j. al American, despite his Spanish
name. And Mary is sensible girl in
prefcTring hrm - some htled foreign
snoo. with a dilspidatsd estate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

WHAr can the Philsdelphis TINES
mean when it says: "NO wonder Mr..
Palmer IS coming home from Spain To
try for the GOvernorship Of hrs repre-
sentative State lie can look at bull
fight IN Madrid. but IN Detroit he can
take his coat OF sad be a toreador him
self
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

TnE sane Democratic sheets that
went wild WITH gush over Mrs. Cleve-
lard. are now se'rsd WITH a vomiting
spell when Baby Mckee = mentioned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
10 sUBsCRIBERS

Any Subscriber GO THE TELESHAA'
nEEALD Who fails 20 receive ths pap %
regularly or wES uAy have reason 20
sonpl4iB OF late delivery, win confer .
special favor % Informing this once 81
tbs fact Al once. ssad postal card OF eel
sP tsisPAoRs S3i-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

IT sr't every novelist that has her
rubEsher under her thumb az con-
pistelv az Mss Braddon has hsrs. She
married h-n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

awoErn's Fair vas good enough Cor
Nsw York. huf Ence Ca tocsuou IS Chi
carn tt has Become = Columbian Ex-
Position
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

So,sz one should nctfy Nr. Cievs-
Lard thst ire country g snxousIy
awaiting another speecas
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

About 100000 horses in the United
States will welcome the motor which
will relieve them from their present
killing work. This means a relief of
about 500 in the city of Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

The popular verdict is that DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is th beSt In the wor d. p cts.
For speedy relief and cure Of neuralgia aud
rheumatism use Sa.vatiOn oil. 3 .nts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

THE Buffalo TINS says 'Londoners
are iearning 20 pawoniEe Al American
bar" They probably gos awfully
thirsfy on Bsrnum's circus lemonade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

"Ir IS some years SINCE the Eastern
DissEct enjoyed tne luxury OF a smell
so permeaung, wide-reachIng and un-
satisfactory as the one which has been
recently noted says the Brooklyn
Tlmss. Grand Rapids hasn't got her
smells quite Ihswed outyet. Bat they're
coming
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

SCsAS B. ANTHONY and the State of
Name are almost twins. The latter
was seventy years old Saturday last,
but Susan got in just little ahead.
Susan can read without the aid Of
spectacies aud Names Reed doesn't re-
quire the aid OF spectacles either, to see
a DemocraLc Congressman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
Chsnee Fl 10 on the q. v. 81 Y. 3

Van Houtcn's Cocoa-''Best and goes
fartnest
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

4 ASH 10 LpAN N-~l4Ouscs 10 sell aua rent.
y farms AID vacant lots Il sell al grades
ana iu different localities al bottom prices
terms aud time made 10 suits interest," ioN.
Call al fOou 5. \ "a H0uscnan biOck. on uelry
kralick. III
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

noes FOR SALE--fforaeR settlers. trained or
A. untrsin ne1 keutuckv Fox and RABBIT
Hounds and @cofeh Terriers siso opRs fr<i ns Z
and boarded ~ Valley CitY Kennels address
2. O'Rliey. Boz q. CROSBY. Kent county. ~
z35fi
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
REu EsTATE-OO0ETRY.


Ntrl ctLL-A party owning ~ acres IN
- = NreuN sAN0Sllg, Ihls cOUatN, O1cns ~
ioi Sssti nrtcS money Ior aloiAef puipesci
- l4t Dc nNItn esAi "a al once, houses auu
lois Al parts 81 clty Tor sale, money loaned.
lliiic bEts over Arcade. T
Ion SALk OR ENihANoE-rrui farm. -
~ e. t~o mltas IRON Lske - lehl-aut enc
ana uAc- All Alifrs iloA bltuu lie TX The
new summer resort - acres cleared and frue
4 asa stumpsi thrliiy apple orchard so trees
ID 4 : old Eo lU barn, small HauSr slsIiua
top 81 bul near the house Trout stream rams
acress Tue farm Tue surface oi tnf fafM ls
high and rolling one ~ TIE nnesl LOCATIONS
for ifut farm ga occAna cOGuty. " 81
Moore. - louufGln-sI.
Eok SAlE-or VIII exchange for clay prop
efiy. al al-aeFe farm L. Cascade town
ship Wrt improved. taA Ga "a address AT.
u ". DSniorth. Cascade. Mich Juue
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
AaEHTs-whyTED

WANTBD-Agsnts TO- the History oi the hx-
w plorations of. Daring Deeds snd Grand
circular free. Address y. A. Browning A Co,
Toledo. Ohio. stu
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A PARTNER wanted With q small cash cspi
"A tai and business energy, e. extend ~ -
tab iShed and paving msnufscfurng busf less
Address Q. h. Box ;. Teiegrsm-Uersld q
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
PoR slLE-KIscELLLNBoUs

FOR sALE-By the Valley City Milling Co.
Grsnd Rapids. Mich: One No. kurth-
Cookie seps storf ere No. 3 KUrfs-Cock 2 sep
ssatoT; ~ No. PruZ dust collectors one
No. Hercuies ETsin scoureT. one Ted run
foot stone--rUHs Vith saa. This machinery is
iu good eondiuoni vii b. solo cheap. ask fgf
prices. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

MAGNETIC bssEi as sec eizsrvsTsuf strings
VI ~ 0ffsNa-s1, csBls sae Lsua-st cars
rnnvsniert y y Free
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

VgWTFn-1luuse~-T vsrt - srehsrrs q
y lof q Plesssntsys Ter lumber. y q.
Hopson Pssfl-st 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

SAYS the Charleston Nears and Cosrier
The Grand Army of the Republic is,
IN fact, = grand army Of public pen
sioners. Il Is too much 10 expect that
President Harrison or Republican
Congress viii make any effort 10 resist
the demands OF the robbers" II was
South Carolina's treason and bullets
that made many Of these pensioners.
The Palmetto State should have counted
the cost, before It undertook its big Job.
Too late 20 kick now.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

XVANTED-wiss L1u Nsrfin1sle vSH be
- r'easef 20 SO sET Who 7isb lessons ln
oil water cnis e erzvon. ~ in1is frk ~ her
sfudio - Wf56icerb bufdiuRs hears rym G
80 a. ! q Z; terms r=ss afsf,ts- g
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18


ANSWER - TBE NUNRKR sf pee beans iu
n b1Slri VII be gwen II a@y 81 tw1. hSt
a0I : ra hai aSlss 4asens fIsn esi.ink sna
leraa2 / ;. Pnssin-
FI'hE RESIDENCE u shs lsts rheo. y kicl-
ards 81 Nesl brieEest IL lsf skls aDc me
TARA t. ieL -
AZ coraet tot Co ht b0okAi ~ kIusi
bare4iNs cash 81 p2rt tine " X keoleI
n AoluSsle c2AlootioAeT, a. sootk llSlsls4l- e
EoR sALE-Nes hsasss-sns s-ressn ioeT ;
ncaMi oAe > oanls stcne f0uha atl0ns. clS
terms ana celiaIsi is~ tlla nenth- W n.
flDoSs - hortk Colleso-2se-
FOR sALE-A Gne hsase and large loli Alss
= sxkcrSs NACant lots al roaeoAsulx pflCSs
". : AarEnds.e. - aiadieeme sailaiGe =
EsoK SALE--sooa pine sAa hard wssa isnas
city tropefts 81 al Nlads Neil located
gooo Am5eT .4naS. Ia sums rem g. a - saa.lJl
Cali al Ne. y lsofclts . e.ocG. sppositc sweets
Hotel. A X Antlsael. o5If
EOR SALE-A ferty-sore fSrm. with hsass
aua h&ra. fer SAFE ehokpi vii take ely
MAJ, Is West hrldg s-st-s al Mrs h.sdsasoh,
iso Str@lgAl-Si. AAI u
EN0R SALE-Bus . home before the spriag
rise IA prices; y room housa 90 Paris er
ColleguANes ali m0aeTn Improvements; yArc
ssS1o. o. - per month r0on house oD AAa-
lsoa-ase-. near fIfth slsou, az 81 pr month.
Iu4r4eS "a. luits. lGlis A buchAA@ls las
once, LedYhr tiork Al
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

AGENTS Should write for illustrated circular,
u and terms for two weeks trial Of Missouri
Washer washes diFtiest clothes clean by not
steam without rgbb easily sold; urofts-
be. J. Worth. s. L9uls. No June ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be ths
Largest OF AL Michigan Dsllies kx.
cept Those OF Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
wTYcELILsE0Us

MORTGAGES CASHED-if yoH bnid q mort
VI gsce oa city real eSfe te ard need essh -
ear cssh any runnins from 10 - sfsf.. pre-
y ding security is trst-eisss. lutte Bros,
over Arcade g
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

EEx1 H0rSEs ~inters1 IN s1f -sts Is st
f<&2E - r.ofFr1fs 49, e shzrEe - ee~e-
III "a nasu 40 80 Eoo1 tne1hT ssg-
AkErX In1ui~f - s-fee ~ h1ttA AalsrEta. D.
h&6S - r.r-~ -srr o. feiernrra ~ ~e-i-
sSnse. 81 Horses 1e gered - ara frnm 80
fzrm- ~ n Cf1r.s aEtf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

Uslisa Press Rs9ssts. Prompt ana Ears,
pslissrs. Al the lScai Hs.s. aas ths
cts4asst ara s0ss Pisiais SFtats9 Paper
paaflshss ia or4ns Rzsies-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

TRz Nleh gaa SGse Constitution las
q very seaside pEoyisloa pEoh o.Uag
any changes IA representative districts
between eeE<1s rsluTns. It pity
thal tie UnlEed S1ztss Eolst.tutlon does
not eoataiu 4 siissll4F pros isl0a- DlstE.ets
are never 5oEn ups n THE nteum be-
tween census en1nlsEzuons, except for
partisan advantage. Ii such ger tnaa-
derng can De prohibited - statute,
&c should Dc done nov. Senator Sner-
usaa talks Ike Lsas statesman when
&c says.
Il believe sincerely that congrsssion-
a. districts ought - &c stable 2ld ]
haFs 40 d3ubl that LefOEe the next cen
sus apporli0nmrnt is made Congress
vii have passed a. act render z -Aem
eCnUnuous Tor the oeceun a. pea .,Jd b.
tween The census zpportlonmentS- Sey-
eral plans Tor accoupl isnlng tnIs rssult
have been advanced, and tie one which
1 consider the best-One OF which, by
the way | have seen no mention in the
neESpA PerS-ls the pTOpos. ton 10 block
on Tie congress 0azl districts as neaTiK
IS possible ga squares having an equai
number OF Inhabitants, " taout regard
% county or tOwu-hip lines. the only
limitation being mat voting precincts
snail n0s b divided. For instance, the
law could require that ia each state be
ginning, let us say. IA the northwestern
corner, cougresslaual districts should he
lad on oy aOrth and south lines, -
TIA. each district would nave approx
mately the same population"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

FOR RENT-A house Of rooms one OF I
all in good location. witnin B IN nuteS' walk
Of SWEETS Hotel; rent from 3 20 SIC. Inquire
OF h. w. Barnard. IS Allen-st. corner Mt.
Vernon 27tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

LOB RENT-The new dwelling house 26c
PaTisave.. tso block south Of Wealthy
ave-. all modern improvements furnace, city.
wel aud cistern water; also gas. Apply 10
James w. Long. soldiers home. Grand Rapids.
Mich. su
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
FOB REST-BUsINEss PLACES.

fUh hbbI-bUhIhBSSP PLhJEs.
TOR RENT-Stores in the Wenham block
ccrner of Monroe and North DIV. sion-stS
Inquire at room 2 WeDh3m block. 20
FOR RENT-A grocery store and meat mar
kef, corner Of Broadway ana >iTth-st. In
quire OF F. Eckert. ls6 Seventh St II
E0R RENT-BarD. in rear OF - Sheldon -sf.
Inquire OF T. 8. Pierce. al "A Monroe 81. si
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

EOR RENT-New Groom. new sroOm house;
Il sweet and cl an, stone foundation. will
sell If taken this month. W. II. Tibbs. 80 North
C0llegeave. n
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

TOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with or with
Il out board; furnace heated; bath room.
with hot or cold water. Inquire Al No. -
Barclay-st Set.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

TOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnisheC
rooms, al 81 Barcisy-st. z
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

E'OR RENT-Nice fats in Boston and Derby
Il BLOCKS. West Fulten-st. Inquire A West
Fultons. 35lf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

TWO suits Of two or more furnished rooms
Il for housekeeping; turAa q heated; isth
room, etc. 2l2 B4rtlett-st. opp. SOouth Diyls-
ion-street school. %
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

FOR RENT-Nine-room house, front and
Il back stairs; hard and soft water; very
clnvenient will sell al sacrifice thlS mouth.
W. II. Tibbs. 30 North Colege-aye. u
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

TOR RENT-Tbe fine large house. No. 81 Mt
IL Nernon-st.. u rooms. bath. hot and cold
water, furnace and large barn. The Michigan
Trust Co., ls and u FOunttin-st. 81
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-26
Captain Tllimnn on the Tariff.

The following is sent the Grccn-
Vile News as an authorized express
sion of Captain B. r. Tillman's tariff
views:
Il know FREQ trade or anything np-
pr0XimatinE il is n barren idcality'
utterly impossible while we have
thrTo and four millions of dollars to
raise to carry on the Gcyclnmcnt. /
favor tariff reduction as much as any
man on the mcccHSnricS OF lifc, and
would.put ON f""list every commodity
which is owed " II trust or monopoly
luxe jutC ba|%nE for instance. Re
lul.ng so nn'r",, money for tho Gov
clnmcnt AMI to pnypcnsions, | would
1aIor such n tariff rs would raise it
without running tho American manu-
i"cturcr out of the busncss or Civ
lnG hun monopoly 80 he could rob
the consumer. IN other words q
tNlI!i Tor revenue with incidental pro-
trc}iCN." ~
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-26
DO FOu Know How |; {IcclSr

Rheumatism. Every one has L"urd
tn" word. allows your NTothcr!"
Oh, she's we'll except lrr rhculuntim
How carrlrs-ly the answer is given.
do y"u know how it frclH to havc
rlIrumatl:'m! On. it's terrible, Tie
swelling and the cXrrucating pain of
ankle, knee, elbow and shoulder, Just
rs II each Joint was a buntllo of irri-
tatrd nerves, each one seemingly
bent on giving more pain than the
other. Laying awake nli night LONG
ing f)r Daylight. aching too scrvcrIy
to sleep, applying lini,ncnt every half
hour to temporarily relieve The agony
trnyln%. rursins, turning, twisting.
hilt 40 ease, no comfort. Whn! is it
lhat r;ul"rS rhcumAtiSm! All. thorc
arc N Thousand causes. What is it
tiat cHlcHrhrumati5m! Thank God,
there ~ at l";;St one care. 1t is called
Is. Is. E., or Botnl,ic BlOoi Balm.
1T has cured more cases Of rhcumn-
hSin than any other known remedy.
Try Ii. DO not suffer longer.
). III. lang, Dawson, Cha, writes:
II suffered with rhcumntiam in my
shoulders and general debility.
Five bottles Of Is. B. B., improved
my health and the rhcumatism left
me-.
j. p. Davis, Atlani:A GA., (Wcat
EndO writes: II consider that Il. b.
IS, has permanently cured mo Of
rheumatism and Hciatica.
Jacob Il. Spcncicr, Newman, Ga.
writes. "B. B. B., entirely cured mo
of rheumatism III my shoulder. fused
six bottles
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-26
ihr HI,,rc O. Ilo0I

CuiELESroH, $. &. June l7.-rhc
story OF the troubles of the Charles
tom, Cincinnati X Chicago RnilroaG
which Reached here today is diHbc-
li,Ncu NY thoA" vino are Interested in
the enterprise. W. II. Marshall, the
*oliritin& agent oil the road, sail in
nn interview today that he had just
com" from BlnckHburG, the hrad-
quarters Of the rouu, and while there
had 80, II Mr.. Albin, the solicitor, and
Mr.. H"ntly, the vice president. and
that neither OF them hnd mrni;onpt
ahr subject. The road had Just
r,lv"d nhoG. twenty ear loadS
rails, fish plate, ctr..to be used in i.
cOmp!rtiun from RuthcrforltOn to
Marion, y. G., and II large force Of
hands il now ut work near Union
and Hickory Grove, y. G.. and an
othrr nj Ncwhcrry, $. G. The gen
rrNl Impression here il that the story
OF the road y miSmamnGrmcnt and lc-
"Al complications il II bluil.-Spc-
cial to the Grcrnvillr News.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-26
Cured of fSO-CalIcu Cancer,

DEAR SIR-Thia is to certify that /
was sufferer with - place on my un-
dcrlip forfourtocn years, and was un
der trcntmont of different physicians,
but they done mo no good. [ had
lost hope nf being cured by medical
treatment. [ then went to doctor
living in Florida, who treated them
by art. Aftcr going to him it got
we'll, apparently, f>r. awhile, but
returned Us bad Aa over. I then con-
cludod to try p. p. p. Prickly Ash,
Poke Root and Potnssiuin,) md af-
ter taking five bottles (pint siZc) was
cured. | also find it to be good
medicine to give a good appetite and
to give proper digestion. Yours truly,
l.. j. STRICKLAND.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-26
The Germ Crop and lis Prices.

In 1867 the corn crop of the I'nitcl
States covered 32.520,2i9 ncrcs md
amounted to 7Go ,32U, 600 bushels. Of .
total value OF SGIO,9t9,39O Corn
AVERAGED 50 cents n,.r bushcl in thut
year and the uvrrnur yulrc of ,hc
crop per ncrc was ~IS.S7. In 1,S7
the acrcnyr hul increased 10 75.G7o.
7G3 acres and the crop TO 1,D57,-y0,
600 bushels, while the nr.rc.ufr y,l
uc hns only risen to SG715Gi $50
During this period the value of com,
had sh,unly from So c.nt. no,. L,,,I,Ij
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A TRAINS MAD RUSH.
cumming "ho o"wna M"unt"iu--i i'ri,;strul
NcS"it "fa M'shap to IA Incomotivc or D.,
Steep Grade.

| knnninG wild Down n Mnuntriu-.,r,~,,r,,
kcs"lt "fn M'shap to "A Inc,mo,,vr IN, =.
steep Grade.
AsHEvIL.E, II. C!, juno lS,-Tl.r,.
was Il terrible va eek ot flci~ht t,,.;nv
on tlic Asl42yille II Spartanburg
i li'hch OF t,c NcStcin North C,u0o
INA ball Road at Mclrosc station
last night. -Four mon arc reported
Killed, and three badly wounded.
"A dlSpatch from Srartmburg giycs
iuithcr particulars rs follows:
a terrible disaster occurred on the
AShcvlllc II Spartanburg rail road
last night. The company kccDs nm
extra engine ut Salu,ln to assist tho
freight trains on the heavy grade on
IryoH and .Salula Mountains. n dis.
tnnce OF several miles. This engine
, aids the train both up and down the
mountaln,. aiding III checking the
speed of the cast bound trans dc
ccndlng, and in pushing the west
bound sections ascending. 1t was
IN charge of Engineer Lewis Tun-
stall, one of the most trusted men on
the road, great skill being necessary
| TO operate on so cNccntionnl IN in
i'' i|'op lI'soHD tI)i)tlu ClrNcl y CLOCK
the section OF through freight No. II.
cast bound, camo down the noun
taln, TunStalr$ engine being attach
cd,. besides the engine of tho freight
tram. Tmstall should have stoppcd
ut Ai"lrosc, Il station ut tn" foot of
the mountain, but it wus found that
MS engine was unmnnaSrablc, and
| 1T rushed on. carrying the other en-
| glnc and train, until they left the
track, and caused general wreck.
Both engines and ten freight cars
were wrecked, Nul there was a mas
sacrc of mon Engineer Tunstall
was found dead under his engine
;lnd his fireman. VIII Taylor, Il white
man WAS also killed. John Smycrs,
engineer of thc,f eight Was killed, and
). >, Braucock th" ilaGman, Il white
man. had nn arm and leg brokcn El.
Foster thc colorcu train hand lost
h"tl! eyes, Will Poe, white, fireman
on III" freight engine. hurt his shoul-
der and side by falling
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SILVER TRIUMPHS.



WAsnNnroN. Jane l7.-HarY;su,.
Reed and Sherman were tulur&
down by the Senate this afternoon,
when that body passed Il free coinage
bill, by a vote of l3 tO24, and thcy
made the silver certificates legal
tender.
Indeed. the administration was
dcfcatcd on every turn, and the
prcdlctlonSmnur in this cOrrcsDon
dcncc, two weeks ago, have come true
20 the letter.
There was no. mincinG matters by
the Southern md Western Senators.
They came out squarcly for the free
coinage of both gold and silver, and
although the president, Window.
ltGcG, Sherman. and all the other
gold bugs, made the greatest effort
to force !ithc Western Republicans
mto line, they wero unsuccessful,
and Plumb's free coinage amendment
to the House bill went through with
whOop.
Now the bill will go to- conference
committcr, where Tom Reed expects
to get the Senate to nsrca to u com
promise under Tie threat that Har-
rlHon will veto Il free coinage bill, but
1t Is hardly probable thnt the Senators;
VIII allow themselves to DO bulldozcI
hN k'ch especially us they know
that ircc coinage bill would now
pass the tlous2 by Il very large mn
lo;lty The Scnntc's action has plac-
cd the free coinage Republicans in
tho House III II position where they
can now vote with their convictions,
and even Reed could not now hold
them i'll line if the matter was before
the House.