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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-29

moskiewskiego, kt6rzy PREY
byli'do Rzymu Z pielgrzymka,
powiedzial Ojclec sw.: ,,Bied-
nj Polacy, modle sic "a was
bardzo!"
DNIA 3 pazdziernika wy
puszczono Z wiezienia Sleu-
czego redaktara Fusangel z
Essen "a kaucyq 5000 Mix.
Wielkie funny ludu zebra}y
sic koIo wiezlenia, pred
mieszkaniem Fusangla, ably
go powitat. Przytem przysz}o
do stare z policya, utrzymu-
jqca porzqdek. Jeden czlowiek
zostaf raniony pa,aszem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-29
DIR. KELLY

doswiadczony lekarz, poleca sic
Szanownej Polskiej PubI'czuoscl,
Mies1ka w kamienlcy Morgnn's
Block [room l 4 p PREY drugiej
ulicy.- w Wlnome.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-29
JUBTLEUSZ kapIanstwa

JUBTLEUSZ kapiaistwa 25
letni obchod]it bed2 I. %
grudnla nastepui acy ksieza probo-
szczowie: j. Antonl Brcsihski W
Obrzc. y Wawrzyniec Chrusto-
wlcz W Miejsk1ej G6rce, - MARGIN
Cutter w Miedzychodzic. ~ Woj-
czech WrGblewski w RoSoSzycy
81 lgnacy Urban Sicklerkach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-29
Z BIEZACEJ CHWILI.

DlLLElOLJ vi w III.
Nowe ha1abiny 4 dziata u ar,
miacA europgjskich, : Zbrojen1a
rosWshie.
Jedna z gazet peterbursklch
pisze, lie ME wielu bezwatpie-
MIA zwroclfo uwage na ogfo-
SONY nledawno rozkaz minis
terstwa woiny, zaprowadzajacY
W armil rosy}skiej nowy ka-
rabin, nazwanY skromnie
,,trzylinijna wint6wka typu
1917. Pr6cz specyallst5w
malo kto vie O tenn, lie pod
skromna owq nazwa kry]e sic
sJraszna bron wolenoa, wzma-
cn1ajaca kilkakroc site bojowa
armll. Zewnetrznie nowy ka-
rabin sprawia raczej wrazenle
eleganckiel z~abawki, nil groz.
neJ bronl, wazy on zaledwie
10 funtow, ale nlklowana ku.
la z tego karabinu przebiia ma
400 krokow deskl 27-calowe.
CelnosG strzatu jest zdumiewa-
]aca. Naiwaanlejsza 'ednak
Jest ia okolicznosc, IL nowy
karabin. bedqc magazynka
specvainego systemu, mole
bez 1adnej przerwy wysyfac
wystrzaiy al do wyczerpa.
MIA sic nabo]ow danych Tot
nierzowi
Taxi sam 'karabln z mafeml
zmianami posiadaia JUL dz1sia]
inne armle europelskle. Nowy
karabrn niemiecki przebija ma
100 metrow deske sosnowa
grubosci 80-centymetr6w, ma
1900 metrow deske 5.centy-
metrowa, a ma odiegfosc 800
metrow - p}yte zelazna CRU
ba 7 mi]imetrow. W wal zie.
mny wchodzi kula w odleg-
fosci 100 metrow, ma 90. W
odlegfosci 400 metrow wchos
dzi ma glebokosc SO centm.,
a 1000 metr6w (przes1]o
wiorsta) pograza sic 1eszcze
IA cafy decYmetr. Wobec te.
60, tylko sclany forteczne mo.
ga oprzec sic dziatanlu novel
bronl, wszelkle zas laejszej o.
stony, ME wy}aczajac okopow
ziemnych, ktore do nledawns
! ieszc1e odgrywafy tax powa1.
ma role ma polach bitwy, traca
wszelkle z1aczenle.
Karablny francuzkie, zarow.
no systcmu Lebel'a jak Gift
ard'a, maja navel, O lie sii
zdaie, pewna wyzszosc mad
karabinaml nlemiecklemi, dis
jednak i one ~pozostana chybs
W lyle "a karabinem ,,etek'
trycznYm", z ktorym swleae
odbywaiy sic prosby we WHO
szech. Najnowszy karabin, 1ai
znpewnlaJa, mole STAG smier
telne strzaly odleglosci 4 70(
metrow a l pol wiorsty :
Dalci JUL prawdopodobue pc
sunaG sic ME MONA w ulos
konaleniu bronl. rzeczywia
c'e, o lie zapasy reczne III
polach Walk przoszty Cd daw
ma do krainy legend, o tyl
dzlslaJ ten sam los czeka wi
docznle te formq Walk,
ktorej 2oiulerze brazil ma ce
nieprz, iaclela, obecnie bitw
bedzle sic toczyla W taklei cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-29
MAJqTEK LECIlLIN (785

MAJ2TEh LECIILIN C65
hektardwl drogq zamiany ~przeszedi
ma wlasno5c p. TrcsAowa. Zamlenii
go p. Larocki ma Domemkowo W
powlecle kutnowsklm. Pan l.. o
trzymat majatek ten W spadku 20
clotoe s. =. Napleraiowlcowzej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-29
w Mafach,

WITKOWO. w Ma4achoni
Szemb. unarla lSgo I'm. Kar 0.
IL Sc b m i d 6 w.
P o krzyw c k a. wdo.
wa pc S. p. syndyku Pokrzywnlc-
kim, zmar5ym W Pepllnie r. 1855.
Jej dwie c6rki So Siostraml Milo.
sierdzla " Zgromadzeniu sw Win
centego a Paulo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-29
FRANCUZKIE
pisma

rozpisu)a sic z wlelkiem roz-
draznieniem o zalsclach W
Rzymie i biora Wfochom "a
zie, 2e sic z mafe] przyczyny
posunell do TAX wielkich ma.
duzyc i w%ybryk6w. St6sunek
pomledzY Francya a Wlocha-
mi, ktory jDz i tax dobrze SIG
ME przedstaw,t, pewnle teraz
jeszcze wlecej sic zaostrzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-29

poOObNI Wv cN 80
duzyc i wybrykow. St6sunek
pomledzy Francya a Wlocha-
mi, ktory ipz i tax dobrze SIG
ME przedstawlt, pewnle teraz
jeszcze wlecej sic zaostrzy.
POGRZEB Bulanzera cd.
byf sic wsrod wlelkiego IA.
ttoku ludu. Mozna byfo nall
czyG tyslace uczestniko". W
celu utrzymYwania porzadku
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al 70 poll
cyantow, a jednak bieda
tylko mogli oni soble dac
rade z 0 polstwem. W koncu
trzeba byfo ieszcze dwunastu
konnych 2andarm6w sprowa.
dzlc. Ma wazkich ulIcach byf
nadzwyczajny scisk j ha}as,
wolano 0 pomoc, dzleci potur~
bowano, dwie koblety zostafy
zaduszone, jeden 2sndarm
zostat zrzucony z konla j eta
NAL reke, wiele os6b odnles-
10 rany. = Zaden kapfan ME
odprowad1il zwiok samobojcy
ma cmentarz. Mad grobem 5yf
t1ok ME do %opisanla. Wsrod
najwsekszego zamleszan'a
wznoslli pozostall Bulan2ysci
okrzykl: MECH Eye Bulanzel!
Mech Eye Francya." zwfoki
zlozono W grobowcu obok
zwtoK PAM Bonensen. Now
zadnych ME byto, gdyz poll
eva telgiiska ma takowe ME
pozwoiifa z obawy pred
jeszcze wiekszemi %zaburzenla-
MI. Dlugl po Balanzerze
maja wynosiG k,lka set tyslecy
frankow. JesIi to prawda, W
takirn razie mo2naby predze]
wierzyG temn, lie i bieda &C
w ostatnim czasle %naclsne1a
CAR ROSYJSKI rozporza
dzif, re w tYm roku uie beds
sic odbywaty zwykle bale ma
lego divorce, ponewaz zaosz'
czedzone W ten sposob pen q
DE maja bye przeznaczone
ola dotknletej glodem ludnos
eli. Przpz to ACCOMPLISHMENTS
rozporzadzenie zledna Sob
car przyaaImnle] raz uznanle
ME tylko wlasnyeh poddanych
ale calego c'wl'i2owaneg'
swiata Ia przykladem cars
moglby W tym wzgl4dzle me
jeden bogacz W podobn,
sposob zaoszczedzlc grosza
dopom6iz bic Incl ludnoscl.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
What Is Said AbOutIt.

The Pickcns SENTINEL of the 25th OF
June publishes an interesting original
sketch of the history and resources of
PIckens county, together with brief biog.
graphical outlines of the careers of its
county officials, accompanied by photoco-
graphs of the latter. We find much of In
tercst in the different articles making up
the sketch. o. course the residents of
ilGkens will prize it highly. Enterprise
and MOlntainGcr.
Our ncighbor of the SENTINEL exhibited
considerable enterprise in the last issue of
his paper. He gave, at considerable cost
pictures OF all the county officials, with one
exception, and a short biographical sketch
OF each, and resume of business and Ca
pabi'ity of the county. The whole was
gotten up in good style, and was read by
his patrons with much interest. -Easlcy
Democrat.
The Fickens SENTINEL devoted two
pages last week to sketch of Pickcns
county and her officers. Considerable ell
tterprisc; was displayed in getting it up, and
the readers or the SENTINEL no doubt high.
~ appreciated it.-Andcrson Inclligcnccr.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
TiLhrtAN AND 'Eg:E:is1;ty

Inc Cotton Plant Of the Goth u!t. con.
'u'heo NEST explicit stalcmc.t over th,
f'Ei'a'uic OF j. VIM. Stokes, Pl, .dcnt $.
"' r. A. thm the discussion a, Spartauburg
on The 22d instant, will be in>id, ,;r.cI
doors guarded hy an outside sentinel &,
me public will not be RECALLED with ,;,r
learning and logic Of Tillman and Trrrcn
Inc fuOhc has our sympathy in this g,icv-
GUS disappointment. Especially DO we
sSmpa'EiHc with the editors of Alliance
papers who have been denied the grin,
mo non-AlIlancc man can be reasonable
olamcd Tor not b;ing supporter of the
sub-trcasury scheme, while it and ,bc lioh,s
that shine upon i! are placed unGcr q hol,
bushel. The announcement tha> thc Snor.
tanburg discussion will be secret will great.
ly diminish the attendance.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
Learn n Frndp.

The thousands Of young men that are
graduated at the colleges and high schools
AT THIS season OF the year must be provided
tor. What will they do for living? A
large number will choose the already over
crowded professions, not bacausc they are
especially fitted for the ministry, the bar,
or the lance but because it is "gentccl. =
They would rather starve while waiting
tOr the clients and patients thNt never come
than 20 to work with their hands aud earn
their living by the sweat Of their hrows.
| The South with lis glorious industrial fu-
turc will soon no longer be called purely
agricultural region. These shops and mills
| and factories that are springing ,lp must he
manned. 1t bchOovcs our young men who
have received their education and are
about to take Start in life to consider the
adVlSaDlllty OF taking up some mechanical
pursuit. Ihcrc is growing demand in
lnc south Tor managers and ovcrSccrs and
rlSht hand men in cotton mills, electric
hight works, machine shops, wagon works
etc. Most of these concerns import their
skilled labor from the North, because they
say they cannot secure it on the ground.
Instead OF wasting the best years of their
HE dilly dailymg with fate, let or young
men go to work in earnest to fit themselves
TO Till these important positions There
are good technical schools at the North Ms
there are also large manufacturing and ma
chine shops where young men who mean
business can get an opening and after learn
ing Their trade can return to their Southern
homes and help on the boom. A small
capitai invested in getting snch an cduCa.
ton would be well invested, for it would
never be lost. A young man with a good
trade, well learnt, is more independent than
one with cash capital. Review
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09

'hat the government will deal directly with
the people in the distribution of the medi-
um OF exchange, and that will do away
with the large per cent. charged by the
banks which under the present laws hold
all powerful control of the circulation of
money. No one can doubt that the
government will be amply secured under
Tue terms of this bill; cotton is good secu.
rlty for bankers, and why not for the gov.
crnmcnt2 claim that farm produce is
just as good basis for the issue of money
as bonds which are only backed up by the
governments promise to pay. AS for tho
warehouses, don't care snap about them,
II any one can devise some other means by
which the produce can bc deposited and the
government made secure for the money nd.
vanced. want every Alliance man here
to study this question for himself and set.
tie it with himself. believe that the sub.
treasury bill is the best thing ever proposed
Tor the relief of our laboring class, and
Will stand up for it until some one can
show me better plan; but let us all discuss
1t and try to understand it, and if there is
anybody here who docs not endorse it, let
HIM say so.
Col. Bowen put himself on record as op.
POSED to the bill but believed a better thing
Tor the poor man would he the land loan
scheme OF Senator Sanford. He was af.
traid of the officials who would handle the
Government securctics under the warehouse
system, Col. Kcitt said that an Alliance
Government would be honest and fair and
that we need not fear to trust to the ware.
houses andcr the control of the Alliance.
Capt. j. A. Griffin also said he tho
class of officers that Republican admins
tration would put in control of the ware
house, but said if we had an assurance ,ha,
the Democrats would hold the rcins for ali
the time he would not object to the plan
Hon. B. j. Johnston and several others
were heard on the same subject, they claim
ed that if the Alliance could pass the sub
treasury, it could control tho warehouses
Mr. j. h. Kirkscy offered resolution eli
dorsing the Ocala platform and State Lee
turer Talbcrt, which was adopted. Mr.. E
S. Griffin moved that the meeting vote it.
thanks to Col. Keitt, for his eloquent ant
able address, which was adopted with mucl
enthusiasm.
Col. kcitt made good impression OF
the people here and his address was highl,
spoken of by all who had the pleasure O
hearing him. 1t wasrcplctc with information
on the subjects touched and showed mucl
thought and careful study OH the part O
} the speaker. 1t was void of any unseeml
expressions or disgusting anecdotes il
. which public speakers SO often indulge
Taking all in all Col. Keitt is decidedly th
; best missionary the Alliance has sent t
) this field as yet.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
Sound TaJlS.

From the State newspapers and specials
we find that Greenville is not alone in hav
ing a Kind of epidemic of crime Cuttings
and shootings arc reported from many iii.
rectlons. We are all about in the same
boat: We all need little less sentiment in
the jury box, little less misapplicd mercy
on the bench, a little more appreciation of
INC Tact that the white man who commits a
crime OF violence ought to be held to as
slrict account AZ the negro and hanged as
dulGkly' good deal better enforcement of
Ine Jaw against the carrying, use and dis
pay of concealed weapons. This last
should have special attention. 1t should
DC enforced or repealed AS the matter
stands the law abiding, good citizen is
places at frightful disadvantage with the
man who dsrcgards law and goes every
uay IN the week with revolver or dirk in
Ms spockct.-Greenvillc News.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09

Col. kcitt says Ec does net believe il
discussing important political questions
behind closed doors. Ecnnuny in publ,
affairs interest every one and i; >l.ould no,
require 'Ia%s word" or 'erip" to enable
any one I" hear the" discussions. In
pcaking cf closed meetings While here,
VI. krItt laid Il want everybody in Pick
C''' county to hear what ! have 10 say ON
iAeat Alliance demands" That is the
proper way, and when anything of a pub
lie nature is to be discussed, it should be
done Opcniy
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
NOT FOX EgEkI Nv'F;-'1'tsEASyRy

In number of the counties in MissiSsp.
pl tho democrats held conventions last week
10 eject delegates to the State convention
ana give expression to their views on the
senatorial question and Sub-ircasurv scheme
III almost every convention Senators
George and WalthaIl were endorsed for 1c.
election, and ii is understood the latter will
agree 10 serve another term despite the fact
That nc had published a letter Announcing
HIS purpose To retire from public life at
the expiration Of his present term. The
SuN-ticaSury scheme was also given black
eye, most Of the conventions having de-
clarcd cmphaticnlly against il on the
ground that it was ''imnracticablc and alb
surd.' II is thought the State convention
"ili"ndorSc George and Wulhull as the sen
atOrial ticket
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1891.

State Superintendent Of Education says
that there will bc another examination for
scholarships in the Winthrop school held
on the 3lst inst. There were no applicants
last Thursday.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09

The Charleston News and Courier Nc.
sides being the l>St newspaper in the State
is at present making cNcrlIcn, offers TO its
subscribers hy w&ich they can secure IN,
noted work tn Euc>r'"priia n..ijanica. ,
woik that contains more valuable inrorm,
t'on than can be found in most libraries OF
thouSan Is Of volumes. Write for sampI,
copy OF the paper and no doubt you will
be convinced
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
Reunion Of Orr,s Regiment.

The annual reunion of Orr's Regimen,
will take place at Sandy Springs on Tues.
day after the Second Sunday in August.
ReV. j., 8: Latimcr, d. d., President of
Faymvillc Female College, Parmvillc, Va.
anu Maj.sA. s. Dunlop, State Auditor of
Arkansas have been invited to deliver the
annual orations. DIR. Latimcr, who was q
private in the regiment, has accented the
invitation and will be present. Mai. Dun.
lop has not been heard from.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09

There was 10 "third p<y' talk among
the true blue Democratic Alliance men of
Pickcns county at The meeting last Thurs
day. They will stand up for their rights,
but they will do ii in the ranks of the Dem
cratic party.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09

At the recent tenn Of court in Anderson.
recruits, five negroes and three whites.
The negroes were sent to Fort Hill and the
whites to Columbia.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09

The battlc-royal as far as the Subtrcas.
ury bill is concerned in South Carolina.
will take place at Spartan burg on the 22nd
inst, when the two 'lSer Ts"-Tillmana and
Bcr.cIl, vii meet in debate.
No matter who wins, the talk will be
iGsL Interesting and instructive.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
Hs the alliance Dickcrins with Wall
Street,

We have it on pretty good authority thot
at a meeting of the head officers Of The
State Alliance at tGrccnyillc rcccnty-whilc
Col. Terrell was therc--a man was present
representing New York syndicate, pro.
posing TO lend the State Alliance all thc
money it wanted for establishing Alliance
stores at Columbia, Prosperity, Ncwbcrry
and GrecenviIe. The Hon. ). A. Sigh,
of this county has been in New York fol
several days and we presume it is Oh this
business. -NewEcrry Observer.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09

Editor Shaw, of the Bi>h"pviii, Eagle,
vas murdered by t"uGhs at pic ME Me-?
place on the fourth instant. lie Wa.
ring to qucll a disturbance between
1ughs, in the presence of ladies,
10 death. There was Srnn.
'ug bee. These drunkrl
stopped hV law.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
COUNTY ALLIANCE MEETING
Col. Jos. l.. Keitt's Address,


a. m, Tor the purpose Of elccting officers
for tie ensuing Year and the transaction of
''"'' D'''''' ',' ""s iui' "''eno-
"",' VI h'''' ''''" in' n'o' Is Vi '''e oioer
''" '''' , 49,, wac '"",'' III viz WIN
VII "'','" "' ''''c''9 vi '"e county ALL
''''N' ''.'''" "'' 10 'o'''"s'
w. i. oDch, residents l.hb'n Mauldin,
'ice-prcsl"ch': j. Il. Burroughs, secretary;
>. N. GriiIn, treasurer; &. w. Singleton,
lecturer; Rev. w. B. Singleton, chap
'''"' w. ~. non''s' ooorNeePer' D. l.
w. l. ol'cii was elected delegate to the
mcc'lhG Oh the S'atc Alllahcc at Spartan
ourg' ana w. i. Bowen ana w. L. Field
were ciec'cd delegates 10 The meeting of
inc alS'''ct ail'ilCc' 10 DC hclu al Bclton in
August
Considerable other business of interest
to the order was transacted and many aucs
tiOnS Of importance were discussed All
the participants showed that they had the
interest of the people Mt heart and were
determined to labor for the good of the or.
der and the bcttermcnt of the farmcr'sicon-
,,;, WV 80 "'|i 'l"o''-
,i;,, VIZ ''''''"s "'Jourhcu lor
''''>''
A' oc'Cck the members of the order
rcasscmblcd in tho co,,, ho,,so - ,,o, a..
address of Hon. Joscnb 7, Kit, ,1,o ,;o
uict lecturer. II was dcc;dod ~ h,,,o ~
omen mccliun. Ato.1o,h houso ,,.o. o,u
co 10 orocr ny frcSdcE, ODcll who in Il
'cW appropriate remarks introduced the
speaker Noi. hrltt, who spoke rs fol-
lows;
Brethren and fellow citizens 7 opneor
before you today under new dispcnsation
"A new order Of things ~ it were. 1t is the
lecture system adopted by our National AL
!iaEcr, to educate the people in the airairs
of G"rrrEmCn; The member of the Sub
Aitanrc is also n member of the County
Alliance and so on up to the National Ali
ancc where our demands are formulated
ana handed down, by this lecture system.
= until the most humble and remote member
has received the instructions and plans for
{ the work from the head of the organization.
: The National Board of Control is supreme
IN power Tor the framing of the demands
, and the formulation Of plans for the work.
u Is from that board that the National Lee
i tur"r gets his instruction, he in turn hands
II down to the State Lecturer and SO or
down to the sub-ccturcr, and by this
i hlraES we all get our instructions from tho
b h'au ci the order. If differences and dis
l. p"tcS arse 'hry are sent up until they
C 'rach 'hc Na'IoMa! Board of Control. Her,
q 'h'y are discussed and settled, and lhrir
q '"Nc!HSlon IS thc conclusion of the ordcl
u .'ro"&h'uI The 'and. Thus all arc unified
II ms Is 'hc working OF the order. All oul
5 '''o'' 'hihNlhS, teaching ami planning i
"''. 10 H''' uh"'r IN" direction of th'
y Na'i"hal B"ard. lhl' is onr machinery
- "S "h''h we arc enabled to educate tn
" P'"l"" on questions OF economy in govern
"''''" '''''i> Wy 'lh' IS TOO short TO dis
">N ~. '"' points i"I'F' hrnr" will toucl
~" 'H'N INC mann ones. HE princiDlp n
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
MCFALI'S
JULY.
i 3 = 4 o

The probability is that the weather
will continue TO be warm, with an oc,
caslonal hot spell, and
This Almanack will continue to fur
nlsh hot weather goods, like fly fans
and traps, parasols, umbrellas of all
sizes, light shoes, slippers and straw
hats, mosquito nets, toilet SOAPS,
brushes and pcrfumcry, and if it
don't ram soon We want the SENTINEL
to have cut of this AlmanacH fixed
up and placed along side of Tom
Sloan's Soda Water Man. Toms
man has good open countenancc,
with regular ice cold soda water OK,
preston and a mighty good opcnin'
for pure drugs, and Tom can down
this Almanack on physic and seeds,
but when it comes right down to
Fruit Jars,
Jelly Tumhlcrs,
Cheap Sugar,
Good Flour
and Clean Coffee,
This Almanack is away ahead.
Next week we'll have s,lpplv Of
new crop turDip seeds, something
that will grow turnips Us big rs q
soap gourd.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
& decided That Governor
have the power 10 remove

SUP II Registration Cunlwcn, of
Charlie. L Lcourty, and that MIR. CantwcllS
holding tie position of Cork "G the Corln-
ty Commissioners did not prevent him from
holding the Office Of Supervisor. Mr.
CantwrN is still the iucumhcnt and will
discharge the duties of his u!licc.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-07-09
NJ ANSI"S HOUSE.
Gl'EENElIIE. s G.,

Has been newly wfttcd and t&ccllc, 1iv
iur"lShcd. 1t IS first. class in its appoint
nrhtS, and is one of the best httclI in the
H"!l'l. Situated in the hrallhicst and
most d"l @h!tnl locality iii the country it
"ncrN superior attractions to visitors. Its
cuSnc cannot be cNcrllvd I'm any citv
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30

- Der Meni@ pIleet etjt baau feline
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