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New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

FLOUR AND MEALfLoC %a5use was s6f'Gt G 6
6S"Vahcy the e1ang aoSyS Gy5c we're OF s%c q%
naent Weather tended 70 9rTt C The iSSa uang nca n?g
TOO bblS Low Extra 80 4jo: 3S0o @ 6e' Siy ,ci MI;
5G%@ 81 Sgs9 i9G !hS IS $500 bb W9r whea; ESta
s H6S cS - M iG'f fsS sS GS3 WSs
IRdics s5Gs5 So Patents. So 1885 - Low EzH':
a sf 20 & 81 'dS ~ Eeqi' g nSs S'
sofa spring lcw exa % 43as Has cead olda 1S "a
an,S a. ,G fsnST "a SSSsS 30 $ s % ana winter
50 ''so9 6e asy @at sg'diy ny
ls s'i zoo - Hi1 loss sspRonsr rt 1S 7os$5 1SS
S I'VE say m9daG@"{ G sS 9e'e e = 1;o1 4cG
EcKWHHEA>TT 2IH G3TSPNS MI qqodda
NfoH2Fairly set1d wa and dfn Ycs%- wtrn qYoe
st s5s y nsG15i5S SGrS 80 7co Hyp bbs BlandyvSe
GRAIN-wHEAT-A.tho though the option market rir,i Tud
quite strong to-day uEieeS at e G,oe 1St Interest
nnee ue bsin bg icadcG by the interruption in tele
Sysnbe communication conseqrent the storm; les u61
10000 Iu changed haads a9an;t nearly SoCSGe2H %Ge2
ocned at II o6a subsequently rcs CO lq and tn%n
However wa steady at II oG Igly, which ssI;d a. a
OCas gradually advanced to u 90 1910 i n news
was largely responsible FOR the early irme,' @ fa3T' ia G
ccnditon This led more Or lee eoveIng OF m earn
VINO VINO o 1ca S %" y th bt' side to some advantage In
rcqucnt dispatches from Cbicago reported Zee poys &
dv oh niJete rgures IRON spring wheat centres
INA not be Obtained. the wire troubles, AZ win
Ter Wheat ES n S .e vr ago Sra6oard receipts iO go
bush cciancc. % Oi1 brsh wheat and $1,000 pSss noq
ca the spot there rise of 2d'c a comIcd WIN -
S6bpTTs Only took 1900 bush No. Hcd anoat
% 81 1S and ooo o hT.b iSS Wa.cr aiga Rd gar" 81 IT,
sales COG 600 bush future Loco bush spot hClnGmR
unsraacd winter red. at al 07 72dsl o. 40; to'
s,rinc, nominal ~ 19d$1 104 anoat; No "oflhesh
iG lc anoat 80 G FSoraay g SGns MsT a A. co pGG
II O9 I1G clcsnr II c6ia do June. closing at - o5
Go iulr II ~ 90 l$16. closing a. y COY dG ApeG( &
90 90 orSSeIf DceembeT o. is,iGGos,c closing
Quiet but held nnly western, in hoatload- quoted at
BXRIEY-Stcady but, quiet 30 o Milwaukee
quoted at s.ds3c unCr4deG Wc.tefn, !e"',2c No,
canada Sc; Exta No. 90 XS; T2naar rr '5a5e
Stat aHotcd 9Odnjc: 6rowcd do scaSl Westcm. 300
95c Canada 81 05d$l 10. .ColiN-DGHeioped P more
COMMUNICATION with the West. As compared with Che
Official co,c Of yc,elday the option market showed net
to 5he 'd ,d sirong caSe cSupd With Complimentary
buving fr '',hOIt" another strength
en- ng factor $40, lots gained l2a' but the rise served
to 9d chEc" Sc elcargrces We're unlnportant Sales.
@;S 600 bush future, 5000 bush spot including
Giisc and elevator G1i.c an.at; No. mixed OiG
Giitc store and elevator G'GdJlc afoat G%d612c special
carly March; 40 white 9ihGGoc elevator 81, ScGc
elevator; No February. cosng Il Gic do March 63ac.
closing at G3iac; do MAY GlisoGlsc closing Gt 9hc:
GOc ATS-iIardencd In sympathy with but there
special anTstion 70 he rating 0pto4' adN a9e.d
Within. top spot lot. closed isa',c bc;r,
With light oncrngs Ce2ra1nce. ara were unmportant a's
smlSed 5sd5siac elevator. 5ie delivered 80 whtc
Chicago 542c ungaded mixed Western. 81 ac white
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
IONnON WOOL. SALES

Iondon Feb. a0-At the wool sales to-day there were
offered II 3ii bales OF average quality There was .
smaller attendance than usual Tho competition for De-
srablc parcels active, especially for better gta
which were mostly taken for America, French and German m
operators absorbed the lower Lambs wool sofa ~
par with the last prices. Medium were more
animated Some Cape OF Good Hope and Natal woods were
attractive Prices rather I'm sellers favor. Follow
ing are the details Of the days transactions and the p
obtained Newsouth Wales. 200 bales scoured Is iaSS
il I'D do and pieces, ca a9d Queensland 800 bals
secured Is 2hdGls 32d do locks and pieces. lung
Is 2iad greasy. dS,do2G do locks and pieces, ~,
MSoSHrs Snd Srr aI odds I'D @reasv 5Gis sd do locks
and pieces 5dlOi2d New. Zealand % bales scogTtd
ls Id greasy. 9"9cd South Australia, l3co ~,
secured Is iadals 5ad do locks and ps Gsp3 Il
Good Hope and Natal 500 bales secured iod6is 7isj
do locks and pieces 7ad greasy 6a10Ld; sundrie''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
rrRopFAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb. 90, AS p. m.-Beef, pork and hams
In poor demand. BacOl.Tre demand IS improving.
Cheese in fair demand Tallow in poor demand prime
sed oil, liverpool refined, dall at ~ Eo.i1 IN fair
in poor demand prime Western spot ard February.
steady at 29s Cd March and April steady az 30s Sd
Wheat in good demand No. winter nominal.
Flour in fair demand, Corn-,spot in good demand :
futures in active demand; mixed Westcrn spp.. sIOng at
IS ID; February, manipulated. strong at D sd raid
March strong at IS 49.d; ADi steady at IS Old. Hops
a. London-Paeihc Coast in fair demand.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
Srws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF fklCEo
The Consolidated Exchange again monoponzeN 'ie
crude oil market yesterday, no dealings TAXING p"'e
q. Tho Stock Exchange The tralisactlons in options
amounted N 10000 barrels The wells in the Me
CIIiy district, which is now attracting attention,
are proving to be substantial, and tlls oeh1s 10
maintain a bearsh tone to the speculation. Prices
receded from 76 to 10 Ia cents, and then raleu 10
~ is cents. The advance was not held hOWeVeT,
,he later trading causing a decline to rs 1916 Is
cents against 70 rs cents Thursday night. Lehhe1
oil was unchanged at 750 cents in barrels Dulk 491
cantsS and 0G5 cents in cases Foreign quotations
At Antwerp there an advance OF 3-6 francs 70
IL franc: : Bremen, at go marks, ana London, al
= as pence being unchanged
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
MBS BROWy'S BO4RDER GONE.

Another case of robbery from a boarding house was
brought under the notice OF Acting superintendent
Byrnes yesterday. Mrs. Brown. who keeps boau
ing house at No "a West Fifeenthst. called at fohce
Headquarcrs Yesterday afternoon and said tlat on
Saturday afternoon q weldressed young man nan
called at her house and engaged room for % WHICH
he paid in advance. He brought TWO large VaHsts;
Three days afterward the young man was missing ana
80 was a considerable quantity OF lewels ana o'Ier
nor.abe property belonging 10 the other guests ID ths
house To Mr,. Brown the young man had deScilDeu
himSnIf ~ AN - .frician named II. A. Stewart.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
IAWLESs STRIKERS PUNISHED.

Twenty strikers invaded the shop of Israel Schultz,
n cloakmaler, at No. II Rivngton-st., on THURSDAY
afternoon and ordered the to quit work. schultz
ordered them out of the shop, and in the struggle una
followed the strikers upset chairs and tables ana
William Goldstein assaulted Schultzs wife. lie
seized her by the throat and attempted TO choke r.
AT the Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY mornlilS
Instce Murray held Goldsten for trial Samuel G0ld-
berg and David Klatsky. two other strikers, were
sentenced To the Workhousc for six months.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
Aurtlon Sales.

NOTICE OF SALE.
~ LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT, No. 81 10 80 EAST
42D-ST.
NEW YORK, February 90 1891.
follow ing persons hereby notified that dncss the
charges the goods stored In their respective
the warehouses OF this Company are paid before Monday
that date at No 4s EaSt 4lst-st, York. Sale COM
mencing at 10 80 m., by Justus Cooke aucuoneer.
JOHN r. VAN WOkMER,
Secretary and General Manager.
f.. NJ. Cox Marian A. Heines j. u. Haines. g. w.
Edwards Brenpan, John Kelso IT, Mrs. Laurs
g. brooks, ii. Bensusan, II. Dearborn Gardner j. G.
PATTERSON lr., Mrs &. =. Werner MrS. g. Il. Tyng
oscar n. Newell, Mrs. Oscar NJ Newell, Edwin LUDLOW
Rosa Wilson Mrs. Frances J. Oakes, Mrs. B. e. McntoA
e. W. Lockwood, S. Mayer II. L. Warren.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
OIL MARKETS.

OF. City, Penn. Feb 2o.National Transit cerhcstcs
opened 7Ge highest 77iac; lowest 747sc closed, 7jc
sales 257 900 bbs cearanecs 2so,o0o bhs: chartrs
shipments II 2S3 btls 7S.Si7 bbS
PittsbnIq penn. FEB. 2S-Pe,roieum dull Natcna
Transit opened at 75e closed at zoe highest
TIC lowest, 75a<c.
Brsdford Penn. Feb. eo;Nationa Transit certificates
opened 75sc closed at 75sc highest ~ 2c lowest,
56c; clssranees, 202, 900 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

October since February j. 1891 NewYork
,c9 o9s BAGS: baltimore, 1c,337 bags New'orean'
l" 7SS bags: total. 1SG.2l7 bags. 49,, -. ,,,o,o,co1
- oVIoX-On the spot more active at uhchhip,u
price, sales 200 bales for export 400 bae. % Gor Ge T
tunutiou and $50 bales for speculation POft IeS'l
1O bales against S3i bales this day last week hhu
20 9GO oales this day last year. Crop movement oo
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
'-U.
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. ......Gls 10y MiGdllhe '-'''' T1G
optonThe conditions wcTc ieyergd ,oa1 1S,v ana hc IN
"Ss substituted feeling Of depression with co0'dI'Dl
rreguafity The START was at 10 point 9nile ,n Ti
tt.annnitinr Liverpool adSiccS h1t market blhF "h'
3dS gonis higher. Liquidation however soon "e1Io o
CYita and there wa5ra further bftdN D ~
roiHt. attended with little excitement Inc ~
ntirjor movement added to the hcal ines, IoNaI' th
'o.c thcrr was more lees covering OF shorts ,''
mai gures Showed a recovery Of AL points Hales'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

SAINT PAULS CHURCH. 4thavo. and 22d.st.
Rev. GEORGE IL. McGREW. pastor-Sunday services
Preachng by the Pastor at II a. M Sanday.sehoOl at
free seats short ENangc site prayer meeting in
the chapel at \ p. All cordially Invited Week day
services A. usual.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

ST ANDREWS CHURCH, 5th-aye.. corner l27thst,
The Rector. Rev GEORGE Il. VAN DE WATER d. D.,
viii on Sundays in Lent pr ach, mornings ~ o'clock,
conr.. of sermons rhe Way to the Cross| Evenings
II 80 o'clock storcal course. The English Church
before \. ID. GcO" Rev. T.. WALPOLE WARREN, NJ. A.,
breaches "Wednesday evenings mt :, o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CENTRAL CHURCH, 7th.avc near 14th.st-Preach.
iro At iG:i5 A. NJ ard - p m. by the Pastor Rev.
~ - IIAERGWER D. D. Young people, meeting at
: H. H. Strangers and friends always welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

ST LANES CHURCH Madlson.ave and 5lstst-At
,be II O'Clock service Dr. CORNELIUS b. SMITH VIII
prcocn sermon appropriate 10 Washlngtons birthday
and 10 he of the war epoch
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

ST JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
j3d.s:. OF BroadwavServces 10 AS m and As
y. m. Rev. JAMES NJ. KING ID. D.. preacher In charge
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

ST LANES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
ad.on.avr. and I2Oth-st.-Kev. Dr. f. PRICE Pastor
LII ,,r,,,h at 10 80 a. nj. and 80 Evening
rmnn nr.t n series Wesley and His Work theme
John Wesley the Preacher" strahSers cordishy III
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

s,r LIKES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
West iIst ST. near Oth-ayc PFaching IL a. m ana 40
D. M by thr Pastor. Rev r. = frl.h. Sunuas ''v"oui
J 20 o'clock Young Peoples Prlyermeetns, p. H..
~. .lIuif
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

ST BARTnooLoIMEW'S GHuIRcH; Madscn;ayc. s9N5 and and
Wee on sunday morning at IL o'clock. Services In the
afternoon at / O'Clock Rev. Dr.. GREER will preach In
the morning and lecture Confirmation in the afternoon
at Z 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CALVARY CHURCH. i;h-sve. and 2lstst Rev.
HENRY Y. SATrEllLEE. d. D. Rc"ter.-Services, sun.
day. FEBRUARY -; Holy Communion and 10 a.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CHURCH or THE INCAHNATION Mldson.aye. and
Y5tu.~t Row ARTHUR BROOKS. hector Morning ser.
Nee at II q. ~. Afternoon service. p. m The Rector will
o0iciatc. Strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHUR RICH,
76th.,t west Of Coubbus pthlaye -Preaching by tho
iSn.tnr Roy GEO f.. STROBRl DGE. ID. d. 10 :i5 a. M,
subject: "Chrstianity, The Final Faith" 74o .. m I:
ncprayity and its Cure Young peoples prayer meeting
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Greene
4 ncar Canal-l;c,. EDWARD l.. PANSON viii preach
At 10 80 a. m. All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 57th-st.. be.
tween Broadway and 7th-ave. Eey WILTON MERLE
SMITH. u. D., Pl-.OG.-Prcaching by Rev. \. r.
St'HArFFLER, D. -, q: IL =. and 7;ij D. m.
SablathscEoJ at 3 o'clock. Strangers cordially well
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTt RE.-Lecture by
pr fe,.or ADLER at Chickcrng Hall at IL Is a. Sub
it Ihc OF Parents by Means of Their Chill
drcn.D \ Interested invited.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CHURCH OF The STRANGERS. Mercer.st., near
9thst-Rr,. DI. DEEMS. Pastor, will preach tomorrow
,t 10 80 morning and I"v Dr. PAXON at 80 evening.
{, be- always free.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

urTCrrS RIVERSIDE CHURCH. cor. Boulevard
and West 78d-st-Kev. ROBERT RUSSELL BooIh
n n ostor Services at IL q. IN. and 5 y. m, SAP.
ham school AZ o - a. m. weekly service wednesday
eVrning at y Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CENTRAL BAPTIST CuuECiG. l-d-st, be-. 1th and
sh avrs Kry. W. NJ WALK EE. Pa,tor.-BOSTON w.
SJtTu oi Minneapolis VIII preach sunday at II q.
and tho P1.tof at - subject "Ih" Gospel Among
tnr Ircn,," Baptism after evening service. Sunday
school at 2 .fj D. ~. Al w'lccmc.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHUpru
cor. OF 10th.st.. Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER ID D. Pas.m
Public worship tomorrow at II q. and D. ~
Wednesday evening service at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
between 9Th aud 5th aVeS.-ikeN. CHARLES >. ROBIN
son. D. D.. breaches 10 30 u. M and :i5 D. m SUNDAY.
school 80 d. m. Strangers cordially welcome,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CHURCH OF CHRIST (scent,u. Hartman Hall, cor.
ncr l9tl-st and 5th.avc. entrance West l0th,stl-
irrirhng service Sunday 10 80 Bible class ~ IN
Evening service D. ~ the Reading Room, No % 9th
ave. Open daily. Service every TUESDAY evening
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

and i2d.st Rev. + wALPoLE wARREtS' eeock.
Ebening service D. II. The Rector breaches as DoO'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

R.v RAPHAEL. BENJAMIN. NJ A., formerly of, Gin
cinnett vii nrach Long Versus short Pralcrs on
saturday morning FIFTEENTH STREET TEMfLf'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
TWELVE PAGES.

inc nrayer and sermon at IL Children ser'ce'
go D. m Evening prayer and sermon 10 F. viii III
Choral service (-eats frre) 3 D. M Df. oAI1HisA1A ~
preach i'm the morning and at > p n
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

STRYKER, 1880 a. m., christian Profession" -
| p. M, Washington, Temperance and Consutut.sSY
Amendment All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHLRCH. il7 West 57th-
side. OF QI-b. .cIhi, congregation Is the
,uiv OF Kind cltv. We think that inorna-
ton a, b. H. belief and and for existing Will
interest YOU, and a~cOrdngly invite TO attend the
.n.-nl srrNlce- Snmany cNenIng. 20 \ p ID.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Presbyterlan)
Plrk.iNc J5th-st., Rev j. II. MclLN AlNE, D. D..
j.. D.. viii preach. ond p m:' Dr. M%siLEAINE nelly WI Miil
- W,inr.day r. Covenant chapel 80 East i.dst..
near 2davc. Rev. GEORGE :. WEBSTER Pastor.-Morh-
Inc .gr,re II oclOrk. M. WEBSTER will preach. Even
ine service. o'clock, Rev. W }. WHITE, Of Canton.
china viii preach. Bible school a;l5 q. Young
rrore's meeting 80 y. Strangers welcome at every
service.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 42d.st between
9th and 9th aves.-The Pastor, Rev. JOHN IL PAXTON
ID. d. will preach tomorrow at IL a. AS d. m
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
lc9tl-,,. aud 7t,.ave, Rev. ". J. H. DAY, pastoI-
-,nday.,choo at 30 p. Young ueope's meeting at
Il 10 D. m. 4 cord al welcome extended.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

THIRTY. FOURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH
west Of Sth.aye-Preaching by Pastor Rev. Dr. PETER
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

REV ARTHUR T. PIERSoN. d. d. OF Phiiadephs iHif =.
Wr'orrrG Church 2.---st and Jth-ave.. at IL d. M
and ! u m. The public cordially Invited.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

| WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, lo5ths.
| and Amsterdam-avc., Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW, Pas'
tor-Servces with preaching at a. m. and :45 o. S
| Sunday school at 2 80 = ~
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

CHURCH OF ZION, AND ST. TIMOTHY protestant
f,Iue service viii held IN main church. 2j3 wes,
igd -t tomorrow 40 II a. ~. and Z 80 p III. Holy
Comrunlon every Sunday at and on first Sunday
Of each month ut II a. m
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

PILGRIM CnUHcM Mad5onpSs p PSs:
SABBATH ,rryiees: Morning at H. "A loyal Aldi,
one. FNcnng :$5. Character 10 our fuoily III HI
al evening service Halblth ,VhOOl iio'e'
Sr,ni.n and Chine-e departments. at 10
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-06-25

hasses he reGeived o slight
and at the bloody epgagem' g.,
Jones' Farm, where death shoi ..,.
thick and fast lie WAS almost d, ..
BY a piece of bomb shell, b
thained with the army until t! "...
render, reaching home on the E, .'
July, 1865, just lacking fourtee .... .
of being gone four years.
After the war, Mr.. Murphree set
tied on Big Grow Creek, where he
resumed the peaceful life of " farm
er, and has followed that vocation ev-
er since With marked success In
1890, he was elected County Commits
,ioner by hnttering vote. He is n
firm believer III public improvements,
md has proven himself to be a
,ainstaking and conscientious officer,
ind no doubt, will SO continue to the
md of his term. lie has family Of
ix children, three sons and three
daughters, who are receiving train
ng and education that will start
hem out on ife's journey with the
brightest of prospects.
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health having failed, he withdrew from
the active work of the circuit rider, and
has been i'll business here since that time
In 1876 he acted us clerk for Treasurer
W. II. Berry and aided in collecting tho
Hampton tax of that year. Aftol the
resignation of Mr.. Berry and tho appoint
ment of Thos W. Russell as treasurer
no was retained by the latter as clerk and
has been i'll the treasurer's office ever since
ln 1878, he was elected Probatc judge
and reelected in 1880. In 1882 he was
elected School Commissioner, serving
one term of two years. In 1881 he was
elected clerk o. the Board of County
commissioners which position he still
holds. He has conducted tho business
OF the Office for ten years to the satisfac-
ton OF the several Boards and the cti
zens of the county. Mr. Durant has nj
ways taken at active part in the work of
the church here, and has accomplished
much i'll quiet way. He is now put
ting his house in order, looking to an
application to the South Corolina Con-
ference this fall for re- admission to the
ranks OF active ministers>iu its bounds.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-06-25

Joseph Benjamin Clyde was born in
Charleston, S. c., on the 2Gth of Fcbru-
ary, 1882. His father was Thomas Max
well Clyde, native of Scotland, but re-
ceivcd his training and education in
Philadelphia, Pa. His mother was Har
rictt Langstaff, who was Of English
parents. Mr.. Clyde received his school
ing i'll Charleston. When he was four
teen years Of ago, his father moved to
PickenS district and settled at the Gillian
lanyard place, n few miles cast of the
present town Of ENslry. After this he
w'S student of Rev. Jno. l.. Kennedy
for two years, at Thalinn Academy. Mr..
Clydr'S caGrrN",S to learn business soon
found him employment ns Il clerk, and
he worked III this capacity with credit
to himself and satisfaction to his en-
pl0ycrS i'll the cities Of Charleston, Au-
guSta, Columbia and Memphis. This
experience, no doubt is what made him
master Of the art Of pcnmanship and II
model booll-kcrpcr, as witness the rec.
ODDS in the auditors office. Mr.. Clvdc
WAS married on the 10;h of April, 1853
to Mrs. Carolina Barton, nee Rcardon
of Edgcticld. He then moved to north.
west Georgia. where he remained about
four years, when he moved TO Piciicns
county and settled Il few miles north OF
Pickcn&vilic. Here he WAS further dis
cip'mcd for the battle of life by hrine
engaged for. few years in teaching
school.
fIc entered the Confederate service
III 1862, in Company G, 22d S. G. In
iantry, and his peculiar qualifications as
Il ready S.ril>n soon made him chief clerI
of the third division OF the hospital a
Richmond, under Dir. Cah"lI, who WI.
chief surgeon at The time of the surren.
der. After the war he turned his uttcn
ton to farming at his beautiful country
homo ut the foot Of Arial Mountain III
Easlcy township. In 1880, he was nom
mated for and appointed to the Office OF
anditor for Pickcns county. The pco.
pie, his modeSty, diilidcncc, good pen
manslip, and fidelity to his Office have
kept him there ever since. lie has CO.
~ little village home at the east end of
Main street in Pickcns, and lives IN
ideal, quite village life.
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since 1852.


COUNTY cOMMISSIONERS.
Olin Lowcry Durant was born ut
WadcsbOrO, North Carolina December
10th, 1872, of French Huguonot parent
ago His father was Row. Henry Hill
Dnrant. His mother WAS native of
CollctOn county, 5. G. Her maiden
namo was Lowcly. Olin l.. was the
fourth in a family of twelve children. He
received m )st of his education ut Wolford
College in Spartanbmg, entering the
sophomore class in 1860. He remained
at college until the breaking out of the
war in 'Gl, when ho abandoned his stud-
les al d joinod the army in Virginia en-
listing in the 18th Goutn Carolina volun-
tcers, Hills division. In the seven days
fight before RichmGEd in 'c2 he was
severely wounded on the seventh day at
tho bloody encounter on Malvern Hill
Shortly aftorward no was sent home
with an honorable discharge from tho
service. He remained ut home about
four months nursing his wounds and
then rc-cnlistcd in the Third S. G.. Cav
airy ut Groon Pond, S. G., whore no re-
malnod until tho close of the war. The
iifst year aitor the surrender ho farmcd
IN Abbevillo county, tho noHt year he
travelled for publishing house, ho next
Taught successful school in Barnwell
county On the 4th of January 1868, he
was was married to Miss Mary j. Nix, of Coz
teton county, tho oeromony taking plac,
within one milo of tho place Where hi,
father was married. Mr.. Durant oont,n
ned to teach school in Barnwell oount,
until 1871, when he joinod the ministry
m tho service Of tho M. f.. Church
south, and in tho fall of tho aomo poo,
he joined tho Conforonoo ho was oss;S2nc; No,;
to tho Oconoo oircnit. which be seruoi
during tho year 1872. In tho wear 1875
ha was assigned to tho Piekens 'oircn;,
and located at this place that year. Ui,