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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

PosSERs, Or BALTIMORE.
We are running excursions every day this
week over both the B. and P. and the r. and
o. railroads. You can come by one road or
the other every hour Of the day. See the
time tables You will purchase round-trip
ticket for g. and if you buy goods of us to
the amount Of d. over. We will give you
. refund Of eighty (SO) cents. which will
bring your fare to our established rate Of
$40.
You saw the constellation Of values W
published in last Saturday and Sundays
papers. Some things needed in your family
were there. We shall be very pleased to see
you personally. if you come over but rift
ninconvenient to do so. your orders BY mail
will command our prompt and definite at
tentioD. Personal or mail purchases will be
delivered at your residence free of charge.
Our display of real imported French and
the choicest Of American Millinery is being
continued this week, with piano recitals
daily in our pariors from $50 till O'clock.
PosNERg.
BALTIMORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

CARH.nr & LErpr.
IMITATION CHINA SILK an EVENING
SHADES ONLY I2sc. YARD.
We have just opened choice line of Stamped
Linens. This department steadily growing
with us. We offer good goods nj the very low
est prices.
NEW HOSIERY.
In Ladies' BaIbrieyan Hose We offer two sps-
Gals.
No. I. an American Made BslbriegAn Hose Of
very tine esuze at l2.bc. pair.
No. =. an Imported Balbrigan Hose Of super
fine quaiity. different weights at lie. pair.
You SiL fnd tlIes- both Preat bargains.
Remnants OF Assrachan 70 close cheap.
New Asttinss n STOCK aud 81
vance in price.
cARHART LEIDY.
a2s 9TH and 5Oo x Sc NV,
fees PHILADELPHIA STORE
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CONDITION OF rHE wArzR

Temperature and condition OF water a. 7
am.-Great Falls. temperature. II: condition.
$. Receiving reservoir. temperature 46 Con-
6ition at north connection. 81: condition at
south connection. .: distributing reservoir
temperature. -. condition at infueut gate
house. IL: condition at Cf,iuent gaze house IL.
High ti'ie in the river, 30 pm. Low tide in
the river, 4:i7 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Finest and freshest Coffees in the city. Our
Old Mandahling Java makes q royal drink
Java and Mocha at SOC. will please Sun
Rise Chop" Tea the best Soc tea in the world.
The very best Family and Patent Brands OF
Flour. Sugar away down in price,
NJ. Il p. MErzGER,
IT. Az 18th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

A New Department.
10 our stock of Mems Hats and Furnishings
we have added an elegant line o. Pantaloons for
Gentlemen. All the newest fabrics from home
and abroad. H. RErzENsrEJN.
fe27-2t AO5 and 407 It'll st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

w. NJ. SHusrEn & Soss.
go PENNSYLVANIA AVE
WE ARE SHOWING THE HANDsOMEsr
LINE OF SILKS. vELvETs AND CHOICE
DRESS GOODS TO BE FOUND IN ANY
STORE IN THIS CITY OR ELSEWHERE.
THOSE IN SEARCH OF NEW AND
STYLISH GOODS FOR STREET OR HOUSE
WEAR WILL FIND IN OUR ESTABLISH
MENT STYLES THAT ARE RICH. RARE
AND RACY. QUALITIES UNSURPASSED,
ASSORTMENT AND QUANTITIES OF DE-
SIGNS UNEQUALED. WE HAVE NEVER
SHOWN SUCH MAGNIFICENT LINE OF
DRESS FABRIQUEs.
WV SINISTER SONS.
ONE PRICE.
el9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Ph1nix-Like Arisen From the Ashes.
As Souvenir of the reopening Of our Store.
we ofer all our new 200 and 80. so Spring
Derbles ut $l.S5. H. REIzENsrEIN,
feZ7-Zt 405- i07 9TH st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

s s SHEDD K Bro.
Plumbing and gas fitting.
furnaces. ranges. latrobes.
Special attention given repair work.
1872 9Th It. NV.
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SPEcIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr.. J. III. BuscEor will exhibit and have for
sale at his stalls on Saturday. February %.
some choae corE-fed cattle. TO which cordially
invite tht bubble for inspection. Also an abund-
alcc OF sprir lamb. within the reach of every
ore. and = fine selection of veal. Stalls 81
oiZ and 543 Center. s"5 and 3nI street markets.
LOOK AT Our Al IN the Special Notice.
CulxPTOS STEAM LAUNDRY 1922 Pa. ave.
WALL PAPER.
Window Shades,
Picture Rods.
T. ". HENDERSON
Ills i ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

FuRsrrunr.
CARPETS.
BABY CARRIAGES
The secret Of successful housekeeping lies in ones
ability to combine the Greatest Comfort with the least
possible outlay of Ready Money.
OUR EQUITABLE
RECOGNIZING THIS
Fact offers al housekeepers Of undoubted reliability
any article in line upon such conditions As their in
come may determine the most convenient. granting
you all the while the use and enjoyment of every COM
fort aud pleasure without one cent of additional cost
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES,
on. oe1 and OBJ 1th st..
and Grand CSC Mass. ava nv.
SOLE AGENCY FOR THE PEERLESS WHITNEY
CARRIAGES. RANGING FROM % TO go UPON
CREDIT.
fs7-am
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ADJUSTMENTS

4
| CVS5EHF
IN AID OF THE
woMAN's HOSPITAL AND pIsPFSssRY.
To he given in the hall room II the British Legation,
by the kind permission Julian and Lady Paunce-
| fote, under the auspices q the
LADIES' COMMITTEE.
| WEDNESDAY,, MARCH L. AT 4 O'CLOCK
Program will he published later
Only a limited number Of tickets will be sold
Tickets can he obtained from any member Of the com
mittee or f-nn Or Harris. ISIS the music sior,,
and the Iginciral drug stores. f-.7-;t
SON,Is or VI OLD FuLKS
Tenth sSres, X M ss MaS ;d ST The nt Of
Stailonl. 1nder the dire, ton 81 Mr.. Drank A Nilsson
lest local Talent TiCkeis.25c. ses.-2t'
/ INCoLN Music HAL.
L. ACADEMY OF Music.
Week beginning March p Wednesday and SATURDAY
Natiness.
The Freshest aad Funn'ss; of Musical Comedies.
GSeGa 900 DDp, ssss
I oe e. 90 % BOD ssss
NM NM ZEE Ny
NV EiifFa { {. III II.
From MOUNT OLYMPUS TO WASHINGTON.
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS
THE NEW HOUSE RULES
Something up 20 date. Full os music Full Of mirth
and original and unique political satire
The humorous side Of national questions that must
be appreciated at the National Capital
Prices of admission as usual
Tickets for sale and seats secured at Metzero.t A.
Co lilo ST. also at the box ofce Of the theater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

RAYMoNDs
EXCURSIONS.
All Travelling Expenses Included
cSbS RG e. io ss T1aE rs g wasS
COLORADO. CALIFORNIA,
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST,
ALASKA
with a week IN the Yellowstone National Psrt
IN the sar'e date party will leave phiiadelphis for
COLORADO. CALIFORNIA AND THE PACIFIC
Retnrning via the Yellowstone National Park. where
Also on the date party will leave Philadelpha
Tor Tour OF 0s Days through
COLORADO AND CALIFORNIA.
Returning via Salt Lake CITY and he Picturesque Den
yer and itio GrGnde iioute
All these parties viii trayei I'm Spscial Trains Of Mao
ni1Cent NestiOued Pullman Palas Cars Win pnmsn
Palace Dining Cars included
semitic Valley and Big Tree tiroves
sz-send for a descriptive circular.
RAYMOND q wHITcoMB,
III south 9Th ST.. under Continental Hotel. Phtls-
aeipna.
Or WARREN CHoATE CO..
fe21-a 80 llth st. y. W.. Washington. DC.
II ARRis' BIJoU THEATEl.
Mrs T. Harris. R. L. Brittoa and T. F. Dean. Propri
etors anG managers.
Week commencing Monday, February "a
The Popular Young Comedian.
JAMES d. MACKIE,
In the Bright. New Musical Burlesque,
GRIMES CELLAR DOOR,
Mex. week-'NELL. The wAIF." fee31x
NJ AsoNIc hAi-L.
Ger. r and 9th sts. nv.
EDIsos's PERFECTED PHoNoGRAPH.
The Most Ehectual. The Best,
The Most Practical. The Cheapest.
The Ever Ready and Always Patieut
LANGUAGE TEACHER.
FRENCH. GERMAN. SPANISH. ITALIAN, e.,
ON TAP.
GRAND EXHIBITION
FRIDAY, FEBRURAY "a. ATsPM..
DIR. RICHARD q RosENTHAI.
Admittance FREE. fe23-;m
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS.
Ths K Of p Fair 10 sin in progrss ct thsir hail. pth
IT. bstween and L ats. NV.
Call and - tho great sstracssona
Aonnssaon
NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Az CONVENTION
WILL BE HELD IN
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUSE
February :6. "a. - and aarch l. l0o1-
6sasions at ID and Z - pm
Sunday service March I. as pm.
season ticket with reserved seat
Sasse
SansAe ekan1nAosoo Slc
Sale Of tSckets l4o street until the even
tne Of February ~; all Engie tickets must b. Oh
yhach VIII - opsasd q IL 6 9oleuasy - 6
~eeoeks 1ol7%ev
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For tomorrow, Saturday, we offer 500 dog.
guaranteed fresh eggs with your regular order,
l6c. dog. IL NJ. 4 r. METzGEI. Al 7th st. n.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02
From TaElc MOunSn II

We are pleased to note that the SENr1-
MEL, our old reliable county paper still
comes in with the number of patrons on
the increase.
Mrs. Perry ID. Dacus, has been quite
Ill with peritonitis. She is some better.
DIR. CrenShnw attended her
Another voter registered at Mr.. Mar
Gus Jones'.
Mr.: Marcus Keith, who has been in
poor health for some time, is worse.
Uncle Van Jones, the "rar horse
and candidate joker, grows more lively
as time goes on. Long life to him.
a patent wire fence agent was in
Pumpkintown last week, have not learn
ed whether he caught sucker or not.
The Alliance store at Pumpkintown is,
III full blast. George will always be
pleased to see, his friends and customers.
Mr.. j. II. Martin has got his store un-
der full headway.
Mrs. Charley Sawyer, who has been
ill for some time is improving.
The grippe has taken fresh hold on
our De!ghbo-'Eooa ana every ono has felt
the elects. LOOKERoN.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02
Our ClubbinaOnSr

Ever desirous to please our large
family Of readers, we have made ar
rangements whereby we can furnish
them with al extra amount of read
ing matter for the evenings which
are now unoccupied. Agriculture
and stock raising under the present
hard times will require more study
of the methods of those who have
made these pursuits successful.
knowing the readers of the SENTINEL
would be pleased to receive as pres
ent a first class farm and stock paper,
We made arrangements with the pub
fishers OF the Breeders Guide and
Practical Farmer, Huntington, Indi-
ana, whereby We are enabled to give
free to each OF our Subscribers one
years subscri ption to that excellent
farm and stock paper.
We do not ask you ons cent for
this extra paper, We wish to make 4
pres eEt of it to All those subscribers
who will appreciate it. That is to all
who pay all their arrearaGes and one
wear in advance for the SENTINEL.
We are not content with giving ap-
weciatlve Subscribers the best local
paper in Pickcns county but we want
to give them free the best semi
monthly stock and farm paper pub
lishcd in America.
The subscription price of the Sen
mNEI. is 81 SO and the Guide anc
Farmer is 50 cents per year. VIZ
will give ycu both for 81 SO.
The Guide and farmer is a semi
monthly journal devoted to the inter
csts OF farmers and stock raisers anC
is rcp!cte with practical information
SO highly appreciated by all our farm
er readers 1t also has department
devoted to the various organizations
4 farmers which are creating SO much
interest at this time. This depart
ment contains about all the news re-
|gnrding the farmers movements and
is fearless and out-spokcn upon the
lqnr"tions If vital Importance to THEN
welfare. This department alone is
worth the amount we ask for both
papers.
You will want more reading mat
ter this winter than usual, and you
cannot get 80 much reading matter
for this small amount Of money any,
whele. Tell your neiShbors about it
and ask them to come in with you and
get two papers for the price of one.
We will from time to time have
sample copies on hand that we would
be pleased to have you examine. Com.
mcnce now, talk it up and assist us
in putting these excellent journals in,
to the hands Of every man in Pickena
county. You may never again have
such sn opportunity. Seize it now
and get your next door neighbor to
help you.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02

New Hope-Saturday before the Sec
ond Sunday, at II a. m.
Standard time used which is thirty
minutes faster than sun time.
A. w. WALKER,
Pastor.
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Some f?sIportnnt A6viee.

The Hon. NJ. l.. Donaldson, mana
ger OF the State Alliance business ex-
change, has returned from Birming-
ham, where he attended meeting OF
the exchange managers OF every
southern State. Most of the busi
ness transacted by the meeting wat
not given to the press. The mana
gers recommended the alliance mer
IN every so1thcrn State that the
acreage Of cotton be decreased ant
the acreage Of grains, be correspond
inEly increased. Manager Donald
son thinks the suggestion an impor
tant one and says that if ssis carriee
out twill resul, IN raising the price O
cOttOn.-Daily News.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02
J. j. LEWIS. JULIUS E ROGGa.
THE PICKENS
Land d.'.Agencyl

II you want to buy or sell land, road
here,
The Pickens Land Agency now has for
sale the following desirable lands.
ZOO acres one and half mile north Of
Pickens, Rs acres in cultivation balances
in original forest-the finest oak and pins
timber.
160 acres near Central with 70 acres IN
high state OF cultivation. Good dwell
ing and necessary out buildings.
Cwcnty-one acres Of land in the towh
OF Easlcy for sale. A good tenant houss
on it. $500 cash.
2o9 acres on Big Crow Greek; 70 acres
in cultivation; rs acres best bottom landj
| lS acres Of it without ditch; the bottom
land not subject to overflow; half n lie Of
mill and gin, one mile of school and
church. Price, SO, 600; terms easy.
175 acres near Pumpkintown in original
forest; 100 acres lies well and timber fine.
Price $3.50.
Onc-half acre in Pickcns, fronting on
Main street opposite the court house.
Price $500
175 acres eight miles north of Picken8
on graded road to EastatOe; good frame
residence, good barn and oil necessary out
buildings, good well Of water, 80 acres in
cultivation. balance in original forest.
5000; one-third cash. balance on long time
Also 400 acres adjoining the above tract
10 acres bottom unimprovcd; $50 acres of
tract in original timber. Price. $is0.
For any particulars write to Pickens
Land Agency, Picisef1s, b. q.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02

The 'Twice a. week" Edition of the
st. Louis Republic is at once the best
and the cheapest news journal in the
world 1t is big seven. column paper,
containing six to eight pages each issue,
or II to 16 overy week, and is mailed
every Tuesday and Friday. It's readers
get the news OF the day almost rs prompt
~ and fully as tho readers of Daily and
half week ahead Of any Weekly In
every State in tho Union. Yet the price
is only one doller year. Special Mis-.
souri,. Illinois and Texas Editions are
printed, and General Edition for othor
States contains nothing but details Of
important events or interest everywhere
The Republic is the leading Democratic
paper OF the country, aggressive, but at
the ssme time liberal, and the only
thoroughly national journal in th swhole
country. Remember tho price 10 only
ono dollar year. Sample copies, also
An illustrated premium catalogue sent
free on application. Address The Re-
public, st. Louis, Mo.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02
TrafninG n 8ervnut.

"Now, Lncy," said the young lady to
the little colorcd maid, 1--WE have compa-
ny today and you must ask the gentle
mon what they will have to drink, coffee,
tea or milk, and if any of them say
milk, you must ask them what kind of
milk, now, do you hcarf' "Yes'm, "
said the new maid. The young lady
went on to look after other cares, and
the little servant darted into the larlor
at once aud proceeded to interview the
gentlemen on the subject of whnt they
were to have 10 drink. All this WAS an
entirely new proceeding to the Colonel.
he went at once to tho dining room to
see his daughter and enquire if there
were any novelties for him to put on.
Tho young lady was amazed and had to
cat cold dinner last Sabbath.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02

80, Bear IN mind that the SENTINEL Job
once does better work, and docs it
conlc&er than any o:ii1o in this section,
NO work leaves cur hands unless dono
IN hEt-0lasa style. Oar fReIlilies for do,
ina work are rpsuFyasse,l. pyioos ma
low as tho lowest. '''"' w
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Mrs. Perry ID. Dacus, of the Table
Mountain section, was quite ill last week.

Mrs. Perry d. Dacus, of the Tabl
Mountain section, was quite ill last week
Mr.. G. Eugene Hollingsworth, who i
attending the p. M. /. ut Anderson, cam
up last Friday on visit to his parents.
Mr. John L. Thornley,. jr, who is EN-
plOyed at the r & d., depot at Anderson
visited his father Capt. Thornley, last Fri
day.
ga two year old child of Mr.. Nca
Smiths, of Borrough's Mill, had a sever,
attack of spinal menengetiS last week. 1t.
recovery is doubtful.
The Easter and EquinOctial storms
travelled together last Thursday and made
IL one OF the worst days of the late spell
OF inclcment weather.
The name of the postofIlce at Bache.
lor'B Retreat, Oconee county, as been
changed to Retreat, and moved one mile
west to Mr.. David ID, Vcrner's.
The graduating exercises of the Balti-
more College of Physicians and Surgeons,
will take place on the 14th inst. Mr. Rob
crt Klrksey of this place is one of the
class of 121 graduates.
On Thursday, the 26th ult., at the
residence of the brother of the bride, Mr..
Joel II. Miller, Mr.. Alex. p Robinson was
married to Mrs. Lizzie Robins, Rev. w.
Is. Singleton officiating.
Mrs. Lizzie Sutherland wife of Mr..
Amos Sutherland, of Pump kintown town.
ship, died on the afternoon of the 24th
ut, after brief illness, aged 81 wears
MIS-. sutherland was daughter of County
commissioner Hendricks. The gr'e strick-
Ell husband and parents have the heartfelt
sympathy of the whole community in this
their sad atfiiction. The funeral was held
at Oolenoy Church on Friday.
Mrs. Martha Griffin, wife of Mr.
Thomas Griffin, died at her home near
Field Postof1ice, last Friday afternoon.
aged 65 years. She had been in failinr
health for long time Il d general dibility
was the cause of her death. She leaves
her husband and two children, Mr.. w. II.
Griffin and Mrs f. B. Richardson, of Lib
crty. The funeral was held ut Griffin
Church on Saturday. The sorrowing fam
lily have the sympathy of the entire COM
nunity.
The kcOwee Courier of last week
says: 'On last Friday afternoon quite a
painful accident happened to Miss Hottie
}lo!lcman. She and Miss Mary Werner
were out horseback riding, aud when on
the hill this side Of Cane creek, the saddle
girth broke, and threw her to the ground.
She fell on her right leg, breaking it just
above the knee. Drs. Bramlctt and Oar
by were summoned and the proper surgi-
cal attention rendered. She is getting
along very well considering her severe in
jury.
Dr. Ensor, with Deputies Jennings,
koark and King. on "Wednesday night of
last week, made II raid in the dark corner
of Pennsylvania county. N. G.. Just over
the State line and copturcd and destroyed
an old established illicit distillcry. DR..
Ensor says 1t is was about thirty five miles
from Pickcrs and in the darkest corner
OF the whole Blue Ridge range, and a coun-
try where they will be making moonshinc
when Gabcricl blows the rounding up
morn. twenty-five gallo:s of singlingS.
12O) gtllons Dt LGcr and mash tOgct her
with a scvc,tI hve gallon still were des
trOycd.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02

Nos. ., 10, Is, IA, Is, 18, 17ls, 40, II.
daily e1cep. Sunday. Main line trains
and II. daily between Columbia and
Hot Springs; daily except Sunday 30.
tween Aston aud Greenville.
Pullman Parlor service betty cen ColuR.
bia and Hot Springs. N. c., without
change Of cars.
sOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, GenL Pass. Agt.
y. CARDWELL. ID. p. A.. Columbia q. @.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02
Afraid of Ghost.

Some time ago, wien Mr.. G. RI Afford
was town marshal Of Central, he cooprd
Scot. Ellis, colored. for some offence
SCOTS sentence was ten dollars fine or fen
days work on the ''rccts. He accepted
the latter. At night il was confined in
the calah0osc in which the dead victim of
a negro mob had spent night ~ the
silent hours Of the first night in his Ionc!y V
prison, Scott thought Of the dead man.
Ills ghost appeared. Scott trcmbcd, his
wool Dristlcd and he thrust his head in n
corner. The gh ST met him the next
night, and murdered sleep agar. The
next morning Scott says: Boss | can't
stan dat g'oa. Let me pay up" lie paid
scVeA Il liars and fled. Scott has not been
i'll the calaboOse any more.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02


sulas
A'"A s'o~
and No
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. and m ''' N''~ A. 49, NNN
No
UDa
+. and &
| brtwc
10 ai,I New wYurk eN """ -A'iA""" 'ano
@ " an o. WuD&n and Southwestern between
locals cnts orallr
IA" r. IA1 1IOft L. L. AcCIESKEY,
N'"i Pses Agent
Ga
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02

The Easley Township Singing Associ.
alton will convene at Mt. Carmel on the
first Sabbath in April, ut 8 o'clock a. m.
Each school i'll the township is entitled
to one delegate for every twenty enroll.
cd members. All superintendent arc
respectfully invited to attend.
Ut w. II. NIX, President.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02
ESasiRRcaS H@ticcs.

Mildncss c0nquers- and hence the gen
tie yet y, sitivc influence of Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup OvcrcomcS so quickly the dis.
orders Of babyhood
Don't waste time on tmtricd remdics.
Old Sauls Catarrh Cure has stood the test
OF years.
FeG7'Gf0fc Ters0us
And those r,.rblcd with noryousnesa resulting
from care or or will DO IeIteved by taking
Brou7,'s Iro1 Btttors. Genuine
has trade mork and creased re5 iines oG Wrapper.
PARASITE eide cures itch in 80
minutes, For salo by
LEWIS & MORRIS,
Pickens, s. G.
Also J. ID. Smith 4 Co., Liberty, s.
c., and W. II. Moore, Central, S. 6.
ap2w9
Ny wife had been a sufferer for some
time with pain in the back; Salvation Oil
was freely used and am glad to say my
wife to-day suffers 10 pain.
W. II. Councill, Baltimore. Nd.
In colds Of great obstinacy and hacking
chronic coughs use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
the favOritc,
1890 TNT TIT? WOOD,
ST. W,nknAs, MN!aris Indlgeation and
W \ ;UnH I:ITTEns.
| = ar-,.. ouicl.s l0r yale by all dealers In
| peaicine, GSt ,pe 6asuine. .-..
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Notice.,

The County Board of EQUALIZATION
will meet on Friday, April 2d. Every
member must be present, as business Of
Importance is to bo attended to which
will require full meeting.
j. B. clyde. Au,1iior
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-02

The Sub-Alliance secretaries mot the
county secretary here last Saturday to
pay III their quarterly dues and get tho
pass "ord. On account of the busy time
oiiy lew wero on hand. The others
WHY report by mail. Secretary Bor-
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toprishing condition,