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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
THISTLE PoMPoNs.
How to Make These Charming Addition
to q bouquet.

How to Mako These Charming Additions
to q Nouluct.
An exchange thus tells how to make
beautiful ponpons for homo decoration:
Select q large. half.biown thistle and
cnt OF! an tire green part at the base OF
inc blossom, just above the stem. lang
tho thistle in tho open air, exposed to
the sun and wind, and, In tho Course of
q day or two, the inside downy part will
expand into q full. rounded pompon, OF
puff ball. Then pull out tho purple
petals which had developed into bloom
when yo,i aaa selected tho half-cpen
t.is,.e. i;aay up this poalpon again
in MI airy place, and in tho course Of a
week it will Eave 'bleacil@d o cream
white. These po;npons arc az featl:cry
and Ieiica.ely pretty as swan's%lomn.
They are a great addition to q bouquet
or q basket OF grasses.
Miik-wesd poEapons are NOS quite as
easily 1nado but arc moro silky and
nearer pure whfto than tho thistles.
When the miik-wced pods are ripe,
make u collection of them, and they can
be kept half n year or more before the
pcnapons arc made, IL so desired, or the
paff balls can be made as once, as fol-
lows: Have some very fine wire, such as
is used for bcatl-work, and cut it into
pieces four inches long. Dip the pod in
water, and then open it. 1t will be
found filled with many bundles of web
like white tihers. Pull of several of
these and wrap the wire around the
cnds which werc attached to tho ccater
stem. Brush OF the black seeds adj
herring x tho other ends. Wire q num-
Der Of the bundles, az Just described,
then with another piece of wire, to wind
round and round, put them together az
you would a bouquet OF flowers, thus
making a rounded pompon- City florists
have these colored q delicate pink. and
they arc beautiful.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
Eur for Iaapcnsa.

The New York board Of Health fur.
tho following prescription for
Russian influenza: spray tae Affected
with o ten%-percent. solution
Of quinine freely and frequently, and
take four or Ave times . day q pill
made as follows: Quinine. three grains;
camphor, onc-half grain; extract Of
belIadonna,- one.fousth grain.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
An Interestinx Question.

What Il the reason Of tho growing en-
deucy in the direction Of committing sui
eide In q dress suitl More than one case OF
the kind has been reported lately. aud the
thing secms to DO becoming o craze. Prob
ably VIC shall soon hearof o poor lnau strug-
Cling hard to raise the money to buy Q
aH2nat h can follow III prevail
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
Calico Q C,ntury 0lL

Calico over ono hundred years old was
recently used by Mrs. Spcngler, Of Cat.
asauqua, Pa. to mako 3 bed-quilt Of.
The material had formerly done duty as
. bed curtain.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
FOSTERING OLD HICKORY.
How . Faithful Partisan Eaxnsd IN Ola
Rlnck Cuat.

Black Goat.
One morning, scarcely q fortnight Aft
er General Jackson.S arrival at the
White House, q shatby-gentccl-looking
man presented himself at his par1or,
and, after the usual salutation and shak.
ing OF hands, expressed his Joy at see.
ing tho venerable old gentleman at last
hold tho situation OF Chief Magistrate OF
tho country. to which his bravery, his
talents and his u~nimpeachable rectitude
fully entitled him.
1--WE have had q herd time Of it." said
he, .'in u little place; but our exet-
tons were unrcnitting; I myself went
round to stimulate my neizhbors, aad at
last tho victory was ours. Wo beat them
by q majority OF ten votes; and ! now
behold the result Of that glorious tri-
umph."
Tho General thanked him in terms of
studied politeness, assuring him that ls
would resign his office in IN instant If
he did not think his election gave salts
faction to q vast majority OF the people;
and at last regretted his admirers xoal
for the public veal should harc boon 30
severely taxed on his account.
"Ch, no matter for that, SIR" said he;
II did it with plcasure-I did it for my
self and for my country" {the General
bowcd); land I now ont to congratu-
late you on your success" (,ho General
bowed again). 81 thought, sir. that, as
as you are now President OF the United
States, I might, perhaps, be useful to you
in some Official capacity" (The Gsncr-
al looked somewhat c.nlarrasscd.)
PRAY, SAT-, have you already made .
choice Of your Cabinet M%inisters?"
~ have" was tho reply OF the Cen
eral. l..
We'll, no matter for that; I shall be
satisfied with an embassy to Europe"
III anu sorry t say there is no va
cancy.'
Then SOU wifi, perhaps, require .
head clerk in a department of State?"
"These are generally appointed by
tho respective Secretaries"
II am very sorry for that; then I
must be satisfied with some inferior APP
p%ointment."
x eve interfere with these; you
must address, yourself to tho heads Of
departments"
"Eut could I not be postmaster in
Washington Only think. General, how
! worked for you"
III an much obliged to you for the
good opinion you entertain of ne, and
for your kind Offices at sac last election;
but tho postmaster for the city Of Wash
ington is already appointed"
"Nvell, l don't much ca.0 for that; I
should be satisfied with being has clerk"
This is a subject you must mention
to tho postmaster"
why, then, General" exclaimed the
disappointed candidate for Office,
haven't you got an old black coat?"
You may we'll Imagine that the Gen.
eral gave him ono.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13

A few sheets Of gilt paper at the
SrAR Office.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13

satlss.l eoaehlsg I. ,s.A sae,l,r . Ok.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-01-30

ana matters OF importance TO the enter
prise will be made public in few days.
The prospect of tho early completion Of
the road is now much better than over
before and everything goes to show that
this road will be built in tue near future
and tho iron horse will yet cross the
Blue Ridge on his way to the great
Northwest. We give the views of Mr..
Schofeld, the former president of the
road, below.
"Mr. Schofield said that he had read
with great satisfaction the views of Mr..
Chamberlain in reference to the Cum
berland Gap Road, as published IN tho
News and Courier some time ago: The
Cumberland Gap, caid Mr.. Schofii cid. is
one in which Charlestonians should feel
q substantial interest Tt is now finished
from Aiken to Edgcfield, aud is being
run as al ally Of the South Carolina
Railway. It is proposed to extend it to
Abbeville, aud doubtless at the forth.
coming meeting of the stockholders Or
ders will be issued to go on w;rt,l the
work. The road will then he pushed on
to its destination as rapidly as possible.
Mr.. Schofield said that there will be
present at the meeting Mr.. Austin Gala
CHER, who represents the New York cap
italists who, he understands, is in favor
of immediate extension. Mr.. Sch0tield
says that the country through which the
Cumberland Gap is to run is in favor ol
| Charleston rs their port and their centre
of trade. What they need is the facili
ties which are promised them in the neal
future through the Cumberland Gap and
the South Carolina Railway.
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Died.

At Rock, Pickens county. on Tuesday,
January 21st, 1890, Mrs. Rachel Car
Gillespie, wife of Matthew Gillespie.
Tho deceased had been q consistent
member of Oolenoy Baptist Church for
about fifty years, and her seat was sell
dom vacant as long rs she was able to at
tend her church meetings. Mrs. Gilles"
pie often said she was ready and anxious
to depart, and dwell with Christ, which
is far better. She died without stain
on her character, and it is believed she
did not have an enemy in all the world
"Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
Flom which none ever wake to weep"
M. G..
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HAGOOD, BRUCE & GO.
Wise Statesmanship.

Between the politician statesman there exists difference a wd
be forced attitude policy
constituency
whom depends
Congress- by the distinguished
of
alike enecent to
discod and strife
including South Carolina suffers from careless
in still vouchaes them
economical mode
would be paua8e and thus revolution OF
live stock thus producing steady increment Of wealth to tho State
make the herein suggested AT SLOAN
of thought and the
poorest
Genvle S.
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Another Appeal for ts,c Kennedy Mon


Another Appeal for tho Kennedy Mon
ment.
The committee appointed by the Tha-
liam Alumni Association TO raise funds
and erect monument to the memory of
the late Rev. J. l.. Kennedy, held a meet
ing ut Carmel Church, January Is, 1890.
The report of the committee shows that
the contributions to date amount to less
than 5000. We have on our list the
rames OF more than two hundred stu
dents, to all of whom we have addressed
cards soliciting their aid in this work.
We have received responses from less
than one-half of that number. It will
COST double the amount already collected
to oreot a monument that will reflect
credit on our association and be fitting
tribute to the memory of our distin.
guished teacher, We, therefore, now
make this last appeal to those who have
not contributed to the cause, also TO any
who have contributed and ere willing to
assist further to secure such O mement6
as our worthy and beloved preceptor de
serves. Contributions may lie sent t,
B. +. Mauldin, Anderson q. H., J. e
Boggs, Pic5ens G. H, or to the under
signed Mt Equality, S. G.
By order of the Com"';'
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Liberty Items.

Cotton 94 to 1Oa.
The market is on boom. The
cotton is being hauled in in hurry.
Some of our farmers who held for 10
cents, got LOT last week and are hap
py.
There are several car loads here
ready for the foreign markets:
Our merchants are doing fine
business. One of them received $500
pounds Of bacon last week, all bought
from ono drummer. He calculates it
will last him from four to six weeks.
Mr.. Glenn, late Of Laurens county
has opened q furniture store here.
Glad to welcome him in our r,1idst.
George T.. Boggs and wife have
been stopping with their cousin, j.
A. Boggs, for the last few days.
Miss Carrie Grice returned to Eas
ley today.
Mr.. w. w. Martin, of Anderson
county, is in town preparatory to
move at on early day.
Oar -four man has just received O
car of the cheapest -four ever offered
in this market, and molasses plenty
to sop your biscuits in.
More and better roads if not {
dummy line, something as near it al
possible in the way Of road is wha
we need. OBSERVER.
Liberty, S. c., Jan. 9th.
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7 WANT!
TO RENT

TO RENT
1 we'll improved two horse farm.
l good one-horse farm.
/ we'll located farm with cotton gin
and grist mill.
1 dwelling in the town of Pickens.
! dwelling in the town of Easley.
TO SELL.
My Taylor place, near Carmel
Church; 1874 acres and 2 settlements.
My Chapman place; s settlements
and 113 acres.
l dwelling and two lots in the vii
iage Of Pickens.
yoke of Oxen.
An AL two horse hack and harness
TO BUY,
4 medium sized mules.
lot of fruit trees.
500 assorted grape vines.
g. l.. HOLINGSWORTH.
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Clerks sale

CleFA ~ SDNHcs
GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
- County of Pickens.
In Common Pleas.
Henry L. Smith, Plaintiff,
against
Henry D. Rowland, Defendant
In pursuance of m order of foreclos-
ure issued in the above stated cnse by
Hon. T. B. Fraser on Goth of No
vember, 1889, I will sell to the high
est bidder before the court house
door 1T Pickens @. H., ON
Sale Day in Febauary
next. during the legal hours OF sale,
the following described real estate
to-yit:
Ill that certain piece, parcel or lot
of land in the County and State
aforesaid in the town Of Central, con.
tanning one.fourth ~ of an acre,
more or less, bounded on South by
G. B. Guntharpe, Mort by John M
Guyton and street on East running
North and South.
Terms cash ON day of sale. Pur
chaser to pay for papers and for re
cording the same.
j. NJ. STEWART
Clerk of Court.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STAIE OF SOU1H CAhOLlNA,
~ COUNTY OF PICKENs
Court of Common Pleas.
". II. Thomas and Nancy Elgin, as Ex-
md Nancy Elgin in her own right,
Plaintiffs.
Against
-cw Higgins, ct nj. Defendants.
Summons. Complaint filed.)
To the defendants Andrew Higgins, Bur
ris higgins, Nancy Crenshaw, Mary
Hunter, NIilly Spearman, Rebecca
Stewart and Clarinda Stewart.
You are hereby -summoned and requlr-
ed to answer the complaint il this action
which was filed on January 21st, 1890, in
the office of the Clerk of Court of Com
mon Pleas for said County and State,
and to serve q copy of your answer to
the said complaint Oh the subscribers at
their office at Pickens G. H., S. c.. with
in twenty days after the service thereof,
exclusive of the day of such service; end
if you fail to answer the complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff i'll this
action will apply TO the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated january Gosh 1850.
[sHAL] J. NJ. STEWART. G. G. P.
NEWTON & ROBINSON, plaintiffs attorneys
To the defendants Rebecca Stewart ono
Clarlnda Stewart:
Plesse take notice that the summon
and complaint in the above entitle actor
are filed in the Office of the Clerk OF tin
Court of Common Pleas for Picken
County South Carolina.
NEWTON & ROBINSON,
!. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated January Goth 1890.
ian. % We
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MCFALI'S
AIM MANACK
I 8 q O.
I 8 q O.
J@H1V1@Ty. u

q eGAA NA.S6A "
This Almnnack is glad to announce to
friends and patrons that it is better pre-
pared than ever to take good care of them
for another year, and oil who mean nusI-
NESS, can rest assured that their interests
will be carefully looked after. They will
find my stock always complete, and the
qualities and prices ale as near right as
they can be.
This Almanack is here to attend strictly
to its own business, at least half the time.
the other half will be devoted to letting
other folks affairs severely alone. That's
the way we got our start and We want to
hold our grip. and by fair dealing and
hard work, we think we can.
Everybody knows THAT keep general
stock-alm0st everything that any trade
demands -ond that l wish to be fair and
reasonable with all. and it's nothing but
fair and right that they ahould be 30 with
me. and ana glad to say that most OF my
friends and customers have been. and nd
one appreciates this more than l.
will still continue to offer bargains IL
| oil kinds of winter goods, Jeans, Shoes
Boots and Hats. Call on ME when il
need. Respectfully.
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Business Notices.
w. H. Nix, at Easley, has lot of fin'
seed oats for sale cheap.

w. II. Nix, at Easley, has lot of fine
seed oats for sale cheap.
Why Will You cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief; Price 10 cts,
GO cts, and 81. G w Earle, druggist
s- FOR THE BLOOD,
any Weakness Malaria, Indigestion ana
''n'"'i,S MRt,WN,s WV IRON n1TTEns.
1t cures quickly. For sale by all dealers In
medicine. Get the genuine.
Shiloh's Catarrh Rcmedy-a positive
cure for Catarrb, Dipthcrin and Cankcr-
Mouth. G w Earle, druggist
Are you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness. Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitslizer is q pos
tive euro. G w Earle, drusgist
sggg~ BROWNS IRON BITTERS L,
Cures Indigestion. Bilousness, Dyspepsia. Mala.
ria, Nervousness and General Debility. Physi-
clans recommend 1t. All dealers sell It, Genuine
has trade mark anl crossed rcd lines OH wrapper
The Rev. Geo. II. Tayer, Of Bourbon,
Ind. says: Both myself and Wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
G w Earle, druggist
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint yo'
! have printed guarantee on every bottl
of ShilOh's Vitaiizer. ltncver fails to cur
G w Earle, druggist
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The Great Nellie bly,

Nellie Bly's wonderful story in the
Family Story Paper is the talk of the
day. In towns where there are no news
dealers, the Family Story Paper will be
sert to any address four months for
One Dollar, containing Nellie Bly's
great story. Address Monroe's Publish
ing House, "a and 26 Vandewater ST.. I,
New York, N. Y.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-01-30

Andersonyille and other war prisons
which every citizen Of this country
should read, also articles on the import
ant subjects of the day by prominent
and well known writer's, also q complete
novel by popular author. Price of
Magazine % cents q copy, or $3.50 per
year. Address Bedford Clarke Co., pub
fishers, Chicago. Illinois.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-01-30

Notice 10 Trespassers.
All persons are hereby notified not to
trespass in any manner upon the land of
Rutha A. Alexander.
23w3 II. A. ALEXANDER, Agent.
Any and all persons found trespassing
upon the lands of the undersigned, eth
er by hunting, shooting or fishing, will
be punished to the full extent of the
law. SILAs HINKLE.
Eastatoe, Jan. 20, '91. 3w
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,floniiliat. the gen


ONT at EAsley, is quite sick with |
fined to his room for several days
! returned to his business too soon,
Ich brought on relapse.
The voluntary contribution to Rev.
Cowan for his work here during
recent meetings, amounted to some.
"a over twenty-five dollars. There
no collection taken up, each one
direct to the preacher just as they
inclined.
The patrons of the Porter's Chapel
Piney Grove schools are requested
meet the school trustees of Pickens
! 3nship at Hagood's mill on Tuesday
bruae.y 4th for the purpose of consid
g the advisability of consolidating
two schools.
"a correspondent writing from Cen
xs that that town has already be-
o feel the benefit resulting from the
ression of tue liquor traffic there by
gid enforcement of the prohibitory
assed by the recent legislature for
especial benefit.
building and loan association was
lied in Easley last Monday night
B. Kendrick, travelling agent for
hter-State Building and Loan Asso-
of Columbus, Ga. A. G. Wyatt
lent; Fl. T.. Russell, secretary; r.
iOrnton, treasurer.
Send in your orders for blank liens,
tgages, land deeds, &c. The SENTI-
s. Job Office is now ready to supply
= trade with all kinds ut the lowest liv-
prices. All kinds of job work done
Reasonable rate. We do neater work
! any job Office in the State.
Mr.. g. B. Kendrick, travelling agent
= the inter State Building and Lonn
Dciation, of Columbus, Ga. was il
LOST Tuesday looking up the pros
sganizing local association
e Ae required number of shares
% not taken, 80 he failed in his object
The "Intlu- -Ensor" struck Little Eas
be last Monday night and played hnvo
sl an illict distillery. Rai6ing deput.
kor, and MarshaIs Roark and KIM
@ q raid in that section on the nigh
ed, aud captured n still in full blast
Aoperator escaped after hard chase
b still was large one with full sup
of mash on hand, all of which wa
troyed.
Deputy Marshal Roark, accompt
ID by Deputies King and Jenning'
last Thursday night made raid o
Ridge and captured moonshine on
Q, an eighty gallon copper still m
all quantity of mash. The still WI
d within q mile of Twelve Mi
ground. Laurence 0. NewtC
found in charge. He was arreste
committed for court.
Mr.. Ben Holder has brought to OF
10 a sample of plant that he CLAIM
s3produce fibre as q substitute fl
that will exceed the much talked
both in yield and quantity Of fib
uced. Ho says that it need only
- -; s,ed once in several years and that
produce tons to the acre. The fib
is fine, strong and easily separat'
the wood. Flo did not name it.
8. Arthur Morgan has received
Aattering recognition of his caps
- u lawyer and business man.
Den appointed district agent for t
hopd & Danville r.. r. i'll this Sta
ect evidence in pending and pr,
e suits against the company.
bithdrawn from the law firms
s. he was member. Just Civ,
ls boy. q little timo and he v
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Citation.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, }
ronnt,, Of picLpns

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA !
County ofPickcrs. )
BY j. &. Newbcrry, Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, N. J. Williams and j. p. Rob
inson mace suit to me, to grant them let
tcrs of administration Of the estate OF and
effects of William Williams. deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ndmon-
ish all and singular the kindred and crcdi-
tors Of the said William Williams, de-
ceased, that they be and appear before
me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at
Pickcns G. IT., S. G. on the 9th day OF
February next, after publication hereof
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said Ad'
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this the 17th day
of January. Ammo DOmini, 1890.
J. B. NEW Berry. J. 2. P. G.
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,4-Mrs. j. d. Careton is suffering from
IA attack Of tho influenza.
-4ds. j. P. Carey has been admitted
!, Fredtice law in the Supreme Court of
the United States.
We have had four or i've different
linds Of weather in the past week aud
void Probs" is all at sec,
Don't forget that school will begin
q Piolens next Monday. Every child
Did enough should attend.
W-i-Farmers are making an early start
his season. They are as busy now as
hey usually are the last of February.
Ion the Odd inst, Stow Masters was
married to Miss Alice Cantrell, Rev. S.
G. Sloan, officiating" All of Greenville
county,
Tho stockholders of the Cumber-
land Gap railroad met in Aiken Oh last
Tuesday. We are not informed as to
the object of the meeting.
Mrs. Bright Gilstrap, the wife of
our efficient mail carrier, has been quite
sick for the past three weeks. She is
thought to be improving at this time.
Several small bridges on tho Pick
ens and Easley road are in bad condi-
ton. They should be, looked after be-
re the county has q damage suit on its
The many; friends of the Rev. G.
Boggs, of Mason, Tenn, will be
I'D to learn that his wife, who has been
for some ..timo, is much improved in
,lth.
Cotton is. on h boom and those who
10 able to hold over are happy. There
Abeen quite number of loads of the
1e hauled from the up country to
et the past week.
=. Tho specini read commissioners
engaged last Tuesday in laying out
lew road from Secona to Twelve
,amp ground via the Alex. Allgood
g OH Twelve Mile,
~ 1nn Gannt,ot Nine Times, was be-
pre- Commissioner Thornley, last Thurs
by, charged with running an illicit dis
lery. He was bound over for tho
6guPry term of court.
General Moonshine, from the noun
s is. Che Of tanglefoot famc), has beer
iting the community for the past te
Is, and has worsted several of tn
j.. who fooled with him.
Next FridayIs the last day on whic
sSA pay yonr taxes without tho per
, over six thou'
to be collected
lquents2
CHS has opene
Creek academ,
~ lie old Scotchman place. She ht
ut thirty pupils in attend ince, with
:. knect of several more soon to be a.
=. J. B. 0afpenter dentist, is no
xens and offers his pros
:, ces to the public
good wort
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Deputy Collector Fahnestack and Mr..
Gotleb Warner, of Walhalla, were in
town last week.
Mr.. James L. Lewis, of KANSAS, is
visiting his father, Rev. John Il. Lewis,
of Anderson's Mills.
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Dcntnl Notice.

DR.. j. B. Carpenter, Of Mayfield, will
be in Pickens on the 2Sth of January
and will remain for ten days, during
which time he offers his services to the
people of this community who are in
need of anything in the dental line. All
work guaranteed. i0n23tf