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Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-02

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No classi6cations similar to the above
was had in any previous census, so that
it is impossible dor us to tell whether
there has been any increase In the
Mixed races or not. Certainly the
number of octoroons looks very small in
comparison with the mulattos, but one
must remember that octoroons are the
children of white fathers generally and
that miscegenation is and has been
steadily on the decline since the close of
the war.
Immigration from the south into the
other states is the only, prospective sal
vation for the mixed races. They make
good house servants and coachmen,
porters and messengers. The diversity
of avocations in the Pacific states will
inure to their development as ekilled
laborers. The octoroons and quadroons
will gravitate toward the factories, while
the full-blooded Africans and mulattos
will flock into the harvest fields. In
either event we shall not be the loser by
their influx here in California, unless
they should come in faster than we
could find employment for them.
Whenever the day comes that the San
Joaquin marshes are made to grow rice,
we will need more help. and the colored
brother will be at a premium.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-02
The Columbia Colony. in Southern California !!

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Month Without Interest.
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of the First Subscription and Has
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-02

652o the Southern California Company
1890 Shares at $roo Each in Instalments of Ss
per Month Without Interest
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-02
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
At eco Per Week, or soc Per Month.
Notsoe - Mail subscribers.

once oi publication, 22s-225 West Second
street. Telephone, 1856.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-02
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Subscription Office COMPANY gao NJ
Adjoining First National Bank Where the Prospec
n Be Obtained
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-02

sizteen hundred and thirty shares at 800 each u bay the
them Of This splendid STUDIED border ne Of
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the Santa Fe the tbs tract
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-02

-PUBz1sHED-
sE~EN DAYS A WEEK.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
Killed. At His Post.

]. L. Worthy the faithful old watchrnan
at the Saluda trcstle, was instantly killed
between o'clock and 5 o'clock by pass.
ing freight engine.
Mr.. Worthy had been the watchman at
the trestlc for four or five years. At night
he carried lantern and as each train came
along he got on the side OF the track near
the engineer, waved his lantern as q signal
that he was on duty and then crossed the
trestlc to see that no fire had been dropped
Yesterday morning he was seated on the
west side of the track waiting for south
bound freight train. He was probably
doing when he heard the approach of the
engine. The engine was coming from the
south and the watchman's duty was to be
on the east side of the track. The engine
was almost upon him when he seized his
lantern and tried to get across the track.
The engine was teo close upon him and
struck him. The engineer II. d. Haynes,
and q colored fireman saw the lantern fly
into the air and fall to the ground. They
knew they had struck the watchman and
stopped the engine. They went back and
found the lifeless body of Mr.. Worthy be.
side the track. The body was not man
glcd, but blood flowed from bruises IN the
head and in the breast. The body was
carried into the watchmans house, right
on the side Of tho track mt
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
Tho County CornmissIoners.

The County Commissioners met last
Tuesday, their regular meeting day.
The first thing done was 10 approve some
accounts and issue few certificates.
They then took up petition for changes
on the road leading from Old Pickens to
Pickcns 9. II. The petition was granted,
and j. N. Murphrec, Robin Stewart and
Is. ID. Maudin were appointed as special
commissioners to lay it out.
A petition asking for changes on the
road from Manning Jones to Mrs Dorcu:
j. Roper's, was taken up next and rejected
on the ground that one had already beer
heard this year for the same purpose.
They then adjourned to their next regu
lar meeting in October.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
FROM Gatos.

Crow. crow, crowl How black it is.
But nevertheless truth Is mighty and will
prevail.
You tell some certain fellows from this
great city to be'morc careful or they may
have another fellow In fix, for they
might have "long legs, bander shanks and
no body, the legs hanging from their
shoulders" etc.
Items are somewhat scarce and I have
to put on my studying cap to get some
thing to make copy since the election is
over.
Il. FL. Gassaway has built a new house
FOR ono of his tenants.
Mrs. Madden has new cook room.
One of the candidates that has to run
the second race will he rewarded II he will
come and talk like pretty fellow.
The SENTINEL had on good head OF
steam and came in on time, If the fuel was
crow, but the reverse with your ncighbOr.
She failed to "git thar" Must have foun-
dered at sea. Please send out your life
crew and see.
Fodder pulling is the order Of tho day,
and there has been much pulled down in
places. The mornings have been 80 cool
recently that it does not cure fast.
Miss Lou Anna Norris school at Six
Mile will close III two weeks more, and
then big exhibition with an invitation to
the editor Of the SENTINEL, high old
time and fine results.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. l.. Hunter, accompa-
MED by their two children, and Mr. Robt.
Hughes and sister, Miss Nancy, of Cash
Vile. $. G., spent few days with Mr..
Hunters father, Capt. VIM. Hunter, last
week.
Rev. II. F. Nelson baptiscd eight con-
vcrts in the river last Sunday, and then
preached at Goldcns Creek church.
l remain yours for good luck,
Sept. 5, 1892. Bob JONES.
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Jury for tho September Court.
Cheap Tickets East.

G: A. r., Washington, ID. c., and Naval
Review, Ba\timorc.-On these occasions
the Richmond IL Danvillc railroad will sell
from all its coupon ticket Offices excursion
tickets at one lowest iirst-class fare for the
round trip. On sale September 18th to
goth inclusive, valid returning until Octo-
Der 10th, 1892. This gleat system has
made eXratordinory preparations 10 handle
this immense business better tEis wear tbnn
for any previous Encampmcnt. Full in
inrmatlon obtainablc from any aren't Of
'he hichmond & Danvillc railroad. s"n,5
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Mrs. II. 8. Brown has been quite i'll
for the last few days. Her many frit nds
have been very anxious about her.
I'VE have been requested to announce
that Rev. 8. J. Cowan will commence O
tent meeting at Seneca on next Sabbath.
Mai. Whi:ner Symmcs has been ad-
}udfsd insane and sent to the asylum
Sheriff Richcy carried him TO Columbia
last Monday.
Mr.. James Harvey Cleveland, one OF
Tho oldest and most respected citizens OF
Greenvillc, died at the home of IIamin
vanced age Of seventy seven years.
Mr.. Matthew Hendricks states that he
is in the race for County Commissioner,
and will stay iu it until the last vote is
counted. 1t WAS rumorcd that MIR. Hen
drlcks had withdrawn and would not max G
the second race. This Mr. Hendricks saws
he thought Of doing, but at the earnest So
llcltation of friends, has concluded other
wise. He desires that his friends do not
| forget him next Tuesday.
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Comes with the SENTINEL for 90 cts.
The Easlcy Oil Mill is ready and wait
ing to gin out the cotton crop, ard make
the seed into oil fertilizer and cow feed
We suppose hulls have become too valua-
bic to burn, as the mill has cord wood pill, ID
up sky high all around. 1t did rcasona-
bly, good business last fall and winter, but
with favorable seasons, it will do better
this fall. AS soon rs the Pickcns railroad
is completed it will be great advantage TO
the oil mill. 1t will put It in command Of
the Pickens territory from which to draw
seed.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
FLCKENS SENTINEL
LOCAL NEWS.
IN AsamoTe sleft Sunday for tri

m AsHmose sleft Sunday for a trip
p. Barrett. of Spartanburg, was In
ast Saturday.
icitor Anscl was in town this week
esstonal business.
young people had q grand hop at
. Il last Friday night.
3. w. s. Hunter, of Seneca, is Wis.
father. Capt. J. ]. Lewis.
w. Griffin, of William ston, visit
ives In Pickcns last Sabbath.
}. w. s. Hunter and daughter,
is visiting Mai. J. ]. Lewis family.
lry Bowen moved his saw mill last
Bell Shoals, on Twelve Nile river.
}. Mary Charles, Of Greenville
is visiting her brother, w. II. Ash
w. 7. McFall is having his dwell
royed by the addition of another
lumber Of recent converts were
" by immersion ut OOlenoy last
rls, Major s. Co., have moved
mill north of town near Judge
place.
1y Springs campmcetiDg will com.
III Monday, September 18th, and
.urday 18th.
first bale OF new cotton was sold
last Monday by NJ. l.. Latimcr,
rson county.
hayswhile the sunshines. We
finest weather of the season for
ider, hay etc.
L. DuBose and wife, of Charles
stopping few days in Pickcns
II. B. Hendricks.
nes II. Morgan went to Wcbst er,
st Monday. His trip will COM
less and pleasure.
V. Fl. Ellison has been quite sick
for the past week. At last ac-
was getting on well.
CIV Baptist church will soon be
and covered Let us all chip in
it finished right away.
C. Jeffrics, a prominent men,
Grcenvillc bar, was in town last
III professional business.
Presbyterian church has been
ated inside and out. Everything
readiness for Presbytery.
ross ties will soon be all out on
the new railroad. Mr.. Payne
ushing the job with q vim.
Hortcnse Mauldin will attend
nston Female College this fall,
rposc of taking a post graduate
rcshyterian Sunday school will
old icourt house next Sunday
The church has been painted
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j. J. LEWIS. JCLftSI
THE PICKEN<
Land: .:.Agen
j. J. LEWIS.

The PickcnS Land Agency now has
| thr following desirable lands:
| ~, acres Il. mics below Liberty: l25
high state Of vultivation; good
| dwellings, AMI other houses; level:
small farm in rickcnS county; terms @,
| 81 acres on Wolf creek, good farming
tMre land; 20 acres i'll cultivn,ion; N
| PickenS on En%lcy road; ON this pluC
water power with grist mill, cotton
press, and double set wool cards with b1
all iiNtuIcs; all run by Lcncl wntt
dwelling house with well of good waite
necessary out buildings: also house for
| desirable and proftnhlc place. Terms
| 10 acres on Town Creek one mile west
cnh; splendid power; saw mill, cotton
er nnd condenser. power press, Eriss III
crs's house, machinery in operation; y
| Of custom; Onc.half cash, buince eaSy
payments.
23i acres on graded road to pumpki
miles north of fickeES One hundred
cultivation; GS Rcros Lest Twelve Milo r.
| tom. Good cotton and grain land. o
dwelling and ono good tenant house.
| oaSy. Liberal discount for nll spot caSl
| lG,on acres mountain land; good 70
vineyards, orchards, etc. Finely timber
| lTu res on waters OF Snludu river, Il
! Pleasant Grove church and school ]
acres cleared land, II acres branch bot
public ron'i, well wnttlcd: price 200 Gu,
@l5 acres OF land in hurricane towns
| Dnltou: Is acres In cultivation balance
nal forest Hbnundiug in the best pin,
well wnt"rcd; price, 1850, one-hulf cash
NJ & per cent.
I iO acres miles Of Liberty on tho re
Grccnvillc To Oil iiIk@nS; l25 ucrcS In
ton bnuncc in fine pine and Ouk tilnl
divide into three or four tracts; thre
meats on the place; rare bargain.
y hOuNr ami lot on Main ut the head
yin street.; %"rGh two slorS house with Il
800 acres in Dncusynlc township I
from Grrcnville on plblic road; l2E ncr
tirntion, 10 acres good huttom and II;
turp; mile ana hnlI from church Il
houSn; three Eood tenant houses, wc'
would sell III one tract or divide o.
part cash; bninmre ON long time at
ncSirnbic nall acre lot on tinrril
iehulc!oh avenue; SlC0: also ucSirai
iHx on h"Wrn street: 800: best ba-ri
o6O acres III EnStntoc township,
nol'hc; 10 nrrch IN cultivation. bnlan
hcr ana grass: 81 800 on long time.
20 acres III Central township, Is n
tlVntion, AZ acres hnc misture, balnn
tihbcr' miles or railroad station,
church ana school; Will be sold che
terms. o
Roou DhrEhili-LiH acres III Dncl
niip' ~ nricN IN cu'llEhlloh, SplGndl
,ii' -, chnrsn s,l, " rii'i hchool; dcS1rch
h"nn. h pIlcc f"'E'' easy tclnLS:
, i"' "croS > mlieS west oi llckenS
,"'sH .cNci lhil" VIII make splchdi
'"p 1sn ~ ,,., iiias' i''Ht 't S0ini
~ u'iGh ,G W, hh,,e tHSialoe, Az nc
'Hlnii ohcrcS b"ltonl, IL hcrcS IN
eoou ioE mouse, % acres nne r,
lelcci' h'hnie or l"iir horsCS; TINS
"nleie'i hnu n bargain NJ f5'H
aehifhps" MI on mann street.
lhniillE ;: hcre: Eo"d Stables ana
Mh!cr OH prcHilSch' one or tho most
III toMll' Price TO.
"a ihtih on 2's ncreS 4 mics west
~ n'l', ',eArco, Dhi0ncc III GOOD
GTNriti tirek una SpiinSS;
Thuicn ni'h scnoni mouse; hesirht
'Ni , pr"c fI:'h"'
70 hrlcs northwest OF Symms
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
Notice Trial Justyccs.

Trial Justices in Pickcns county are no.
tilted to submit their books to the special
committee OF the Grand Jury, for exami-
nation, on or by the 12!h of September
1897. M. A. Bodus,
Foreman of Grand Jury and Chairman
of said committee
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

C, 1st inst, Mrs. James Alexan-
Grow Creek section, was severe
" II mad dog. The teeth of the
ast brought blood from thirteen
places, besides making q number
a. The patient was promptly at
y DR.. Il. Kirksey. Tho result
'tched with q great deal Of inter.
led meeting of the County ALI
held In the court house last Sat
resident NJ. l.. Donaldson and
=. Duncan, of the Alliance Ex.
'ere here and addressed the meet
do not know what was done. bui
d that q part of the business wa,
and lay plans for opening an Al
re at this place. It is said that
the cause of Mr.: Duncan's pres
g. We merely give this as hear
; meeting was harmonious anC
politics.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
Summer Excur.,ou Untc,.

Commencing June list 1892, the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad will put on
sale reduced rate round trip summer excur-
sion tickets to all summer resorts. Tickets
on sale juno 1st to Sept 3Oth, limited re-
turning Oct. 31st 1899.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

90, -. o'clock; Pickcns
-, rrlday evening Esd, at 8 o'clock in
the Presbyterian church; Enon, on Satur-
day the Gath, at IL o'clock; Easlcy, Sunday
25th, at p. m, in the Baptist church.
The public generally is invited His lee
turs are in the cause of missions.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
------> . ~ S------
a Chance for Land Rnvestnlcnt.

offer for sale on reasonable terms my
farm on hcadwatcrs Of Ricc's Creek, two
miles from the town Of Easley; two good
dwellings on the place, a fine orchard and
well of pure water. 4 three horse crop is
open for cultivation and in good condition.
aug31m3novl0 j. B, CLYDE
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
1893.
MCFALL'S
ALMANACK
---POR-
L 8 q q.
1892.
s-o.-s
September.

September.
They have swung their corners,
Some swung in somo out,
And all wanted Sugar in theirn,
1t is now time to dig q hole and
Bury the tolnahawk and file the
Edge off the scalping knife, and
Put it up on Il high shelf and lot it
Stay there, and all join hands and
Give long pull,
A strong pull,
And a pull,
All together, for the good of our
Our county, and this Almanack and
when
We get everything pulled out
straight,
Let loose and go homo and attend to
Our own business for tho next 2
years,
And let other folks business alone 2
years,
And sec how that will work,
A working man always has friends,
You can't hold him down.
Eo will get up.
And this A!manack will always
Slip the scotch under the hind wheel
For him when he begins to fag,
But he must not "back" nor flicker
nor "Sulk,"
But come right square up to taw each
fall,
There is no one who appreciates q
prompt
Man any moro than we do.
There is no better stock kept i'll this
Country for him to select from than
Wo
Keep and no better terms offered
than
We can offer, and no better induce
| ments.
Our sales last year was the largest Of
Any preceding year, and this prom,
ises to
Beat last year That shows we'll TO,
"Scotching" qualities and we have
| now,
The Largest Stock Of shoes, and tho
Largest Stock of Clothing, and the
Largest Stock of Hats, that we have
Ever offered the trading public.
10 say nothing of Furnitarc ant
Stoves
New goods will bo added to this lin,
From day to day and we will kee,
we'll
Up with the times. Call in and Sc
us.
There's no "dodging these question.
the proofs
Arc here to back 'em up, come al
= SEQ.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08


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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

Well oiled machinery requires less pow
cr to run it, and wears less.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
Business Notices.

G. NJ. Carter, Chester, 8. G. writes: "a
negro boy here had bad case of scrofula.
The doctor said it would kill him. 7 got
ousc Botanic Blood Balm. He took
IN bottles and is now we'll lie has
scd it for four months and continues
wi
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08

.. 49, -, tie most pop
lcicnt teachers in the William
G College, expects soon to 60 to
Ohio, to attend tho National
iversity.
N. Morris was called to Hart.
,ast Saturday, to attend the fu-
brothers little daughter. This
I'd child Mr.. j. w. Morris has
= the last month.
,tirg was begun in
here last Sunday
ght DIR. J. r. Pate,
er to assist the pas
lroughOut the meet
did not have much
had a good picnic
t Old Pickcnsyille
Ii was greatly Gu
the young people.
an ideal spot for q
John Ferguson, of
.' from that city to
orning on q safety
ID twenty minutes.
when he arrived
ake.th return trip
,inutes.
49," ton commenced O
Holly Springs on
ltinued with una.
ays. He was as.
line. There were
embership by con-
as greatly revived.
Laurens county,
". He drove to
T ntrY Friday, and
i ok sick AMI died.
fl him only q few
e. lately purchased
30 4 Co., the Dr.. Will
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Administrators u Notice.

PERSONS having claims against the estate OF
NJ NJ. Clyde, deceased, OF Pickens county,
are hereby notified to present the same lc.
proven, and al indebted to said estate will
payment to the undersigned 1T his Office
Ken &. III. j. Il. CLYDE,
81 AdmiEiStrnt
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-08
NORMAL >. SCHOOL

The South Carolinn Normal Musical institute
for 1892 will be held ut Cross Ronds church
Hrcar EaSleyb s. g., commencing Monday Aug
%2i, continuing for term OF ten days CLOSING
with grand concert Thursdny evening Sent
lSt \. J. Shownitcr, Principak j. NJ Loopcr As.
sistunt and Secretary. Additional Teachers
will be Provided rs needed.
TERMS:
Tuition For Full Norma! C"ursc Pupils
in advanced II4t i"ny Class. .....'... - %
Full Course Pupils in Primary Harmony
Glass ....;..::......... .:................... *
Adults not III liprin"!S lass. ............. ! 30
taidrcn between - ANA IL yC'T. .......... ! ~
tAidrcn undcr - years. ............ 10
PriNdic Lessons. OlG:.G, voice, or other
branch, per lesson :..... o. .............. CO
ltohr" - per W'r'. f"r Hthcr particulars.
nddrc~~ 4 " l"rI"r. ". =: { or me ! {
Sa0"a!tS: -. E:..to", i.G IyliW!