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The morning call., 1892-12-05

EtRNIIGRE FOR SALE.
LURHITURE OF 7-ROOM FLAT CHEAP; LOW
i rent inquire BUM Ham & MARSH, 4Z8 Mont
yoiaeTy St, or 1912 Fillmore st. dei As
ECRNITBRE OF BOARDING AND LODGING.
Il house (l3 TOoms)s reasonable. 95317 Howard
street del Ste
OZONE AND EXAMINE MY FINE ASSORTMENT
X % furniture. combination book eases etc suit
able for holiday gifts. Prices lower than elsewhere
at HUFSCMlDT'S 1921 Market st., Panorama
building no27 I'm
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES: 81 AND
IL IS up; furniture in proportion. j. MEEK, 9i8
Howard So. no2l II
III LEY BROS. 93I MIssIoS-FURNITURE
W carpets. stoves cheap; cash instaIlm t. mob u
DON'T PAY CINCHING INSTAILhENr PRICES
IL for furniture. See SULLIVAN, s07 Mission. m
GOOD eHANCE-YUUR house FURNSsHED
" complete with furniture. carpets, stoves, cur
tsins. blankets, pictures ana mirrors at prices
Cd easy fnstanents; small deposit. M FRIED
MAN a CO, largest installment house the coast
22S-230 Stockton ST, 237 Post: open evenings:
prompt attention paid TO country orders. lu
n CTICE-I AN Now AT IZ5 FOURTH (SEw
~ buding), and offer a large stock OF general
bousehOld furniture at reduced prices 800 Carpets
good a. new; stoves, 50; antique chamber suits
So parjor snits. $25; cash fnstaIlments: all az
bedrock prices. I. Ii. NELSON. 126 Fourth ST. al tt
WEEKS NEWS FOR 5CENTs-THE WEEKLY
a CALI IN wrapper. ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1892-12-05

$1,000 Goo soRh A II ns BAE soon t9c os
business present owner retiring from business APP
ily GroceTs' Union, l2l Post ST DEB IT'S
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ONLY SlOOU-HuUSE AND LOT: COR. LOT:
" good house: $zGO0; easy terms: large iist
Of city property ana outside lands TO exchange:
furnished and uafuruished houses and also rooms
FOR rent MRS. J. H. CHANDLER. 1929 PARK ST.,
q 4 %
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SoNOhA COUNTY LAND - SALE OR EX-
- Change: write iuIy. ANDREW FRiCE. Heads
burg, Cal fel4tf
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( ONERN MENT Ian DS-PERFECTLY LEVEL.
rich soil, in fine valley, railroad. in Caiifor
ma; emf loyment at good wages near by: fuel and
water plentiful many settlers aHd some fine farms
there now Send ceuts Tor in orntatjon to r. w
LAKE, Flood building. san Francisco. no2O II
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FINANCIAL.

IA ANTED-THE USE $1,000 Ok MORE III
" necessary; per cent per months best of secur-
fty; money never In longer than 4 days at n
time; references. Address Capital. box 100. Call
Branch fice de3 3ts
A 7 l26 KEARNY. ROOM 9. YoU CAN BORROW
~ meney At low rates: private rooms fer ladies';
pledges fer sale: take elevator mrls
Gan FkANCISCo COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ tSt kesrny ST., the only corporation that len1s
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SEVERAL BUYERS WILL
y in 10 invest fa leg tmste bus mess. those de-
siriag 10 sell al once apply W +. hEALf, 7ls Mar
The morning call., 1892-12-05

4 I SIS PER ACRE, IN 20. 80 AND 40 ACRE
II tracts on easy terms; unlnpFoved orchard and
VINE iand miles south CT Los GatOs. L Il. JOR-
DAN } o.. II l,nntf
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LOR SALE-1HE ENTIRE STOCK OF WINES
l and liquors OF The oId-estabished Frenca liquor
store and saloon Of CHARLES c. WOOD. deceased,
en- the northwest corner California and steiner;
the liquor store, saloon and fixtures. dioin-
Ing rooms aud wine-ceilar TO lease for a term of
years Further particulars apply WILLIAM RCE4-
LINS, administrator OF The estate sos California
ST. room IS. no30 70
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

WEEKS NEWS bCENTS-THE WEEK.
3 Gail. In wrapper. ready for mailing
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G1s)S MODERN ia oCT. SQUARE PAM:
u 1-O. greatest bargain. l53 Grove ST de4 -
OR SALES SECONDHAND PIANOS on N
Si4 tieary da2T
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EMERSON PIANO; NEARLY NEW: BIG BAR
II gain; also psrlOr organ cheap. 2lI Leaven-
worth St de4 Stx
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= eat0 OOIueF seventeenth ana Alencla- deZ Is
eE00 RESTAURANT: i PRIVATE ROOMS:
- wv. daily receipts $40 TO S25: grand bargain;
-Lg sacrltce BuslneSs Exchange 96l Market- 2 IS
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a C. JEN Rms D.. DDS. SURGICAL AS3
". mechanical dentist. 80 Fifth ST. noI7 I'm
mr.. L. a. LEAGUE. DENTIST. HAS REMOVED
~ to 10 Geary ST. OPP Chronicie building oc13 Il
n RIA s23 MARKET EXT. TEETH 500
- with gas 81; hlIings low: open evenings Jas =
ny ASfLuM.KLEPEk KNOWS ALL DENTAL
n gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may be fired
extracted painlessy; thirteen first prizes for haest
ommena my dental college that has removed from
117U Market ST. TO Fifth St. cor. Marget: you can
have good dental work Done Al my college Tor ons.
BAR the price tire cheapest dentists charge
those wishing me to do the work call my main
oflce. q CT ARIEL ST. examination both places
free DR. g. w. LEX. aul6t
G. PEK SET; To PLEASE OR NO CHARGE;
u nlling 81; ext Zoe DIR. PERRY 8 Mason II
4 sOLTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500 MARXEI
- ST. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. je5
IiR. II. .. ioUNG-EXTKACTIoN PAINLESS;
~ PATCHWORK, bridg e-work. teeth without plates
asieeialty. lo4l Polk ST myl4 tt
NO PAIN-EX1RACTING OF TEETH MADE
IN easy. SOC and 81; artificial teeth from so; hlt
Ing from 81. CkOUME Dental Association, 753
Market ST. bet. Third and Fourth apl2 Il
or SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AZ
" good as can be made nlling 81. DIR. sIdMS
Dentist $50 Market st. next Baldwin Thestor. cci6
nR.A.LUDLUM HILL, l443 MARKETsT, NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
ere made: old plates MAIDS newt Teeth
from 80 per set: extracting bec; gas given Ak
nR C. h. WILSON. DENTIST s73 MARKET
~ st. bet Ftftb and Sirth. opn. Nason del5S
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frHE PALoS-NEw FURNISHED HOUSE: NICE
4 sunny rooms single aud en- suite; hot water and
hathsi rooms from $40 upward. 4l6 o'FarreIl
street de4 I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIOLIN. MANDOLIN. BANJO AND FRENCH
conversations, soc and 75c per lesson (prfvate).
PROFESSOR FRANCIS, assisted by PROFESSOR
LOUIS MERKI. 1893 Howard ST., nr. Sixth. de5 6m
ID w. KIMBALL. TEACHER OF PLANO; TERMS
i moderate 1912 Howard 81. no26 I'm
DROF ID. MANSFIELD, MANDoLTN, GUITAR.
Il banjo. compositions. Studio 1905 Market.no3 3m
IIEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST ST.:
IL douDle-entry bookkeeping, penmasship. short
hand, type-writing. teiegraphy. etc, s Included iu
business course under one fee OF $40. je3O II
pACfFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $40 POST ST.;
i life scholarship SIS: day and Q vening. oc20 u
MERCANTILE COLLEGE d NORMAL SCHOOL.
WI Golden Gate q Van Ness. Day evenings. IS CT
CCHooL CIVIL, MINING. MECHANICAL. ELEC
~ trcaI engineering. surveying, architecture,
saying: estab. S64. A Van der Naien. 723 Market
The morning call., 1892-12-05

ECRNITBRE OF BOARDING AND LODGING.
Il house (l3 rooms), Reasonable. s531z Howard
de1. 80
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EURHITURE OF 7-ROOM FLAT CHEAP; LOW
i rent. Inquire BUM HAM &c MARSH 428 Mont
yotaery St, or 1912 Fillmore ST. dei As
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25
REMOVALS.

DEYTON r. CARRINGTONS ABSTRACT
i TITLE OFFICE has been removed TO next
floor over Sands. Pollard sands attorneys-at-
law. TO Room >, 1917 Bank street, Detweehc Ien.h
and Eleventh streets, with George d. Carter,
attorney-at-laW.
EXAMINATION OF TITLES TO PROPERTY
A SPECIALITY.
By permission. refers 20 Sands, Pollard "
Sands ID. c. Richardson. Messrs. Leake y carter
and other attorneys. Ia-5-oH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Q 7 III L
y SLOSS IRON AND STEEL COMPANY;
In accordance with the bylaws notice Is hereby
given that the ANNUAL MEETING OF tho
STOCKHOLDFRS OF the Sloss Iron and Steel
Comnanv viii be held AZ the Office Of the COM
psny. in birmingham. Ala on WEDNESDAl
MaRcn I6, 1872. at II o clock NJ, for the election
OF officers and such other business as may 10
brought before the meeting.
At such meeting will also DO considered a
uronosition 10 increase the capital stock OF said
COMPANY and 10 issue preferred stock Tor sue a
increase. or 10 issue debenturo or other bonds
Of the company aud % secure such bonds by
mortgage on the property and franchises OF the
company. or on either, or on part OF such prop
The hooks for the transfer Of stock will bo
closed from March 8, 1892, 7. ~ to March IL
Sso5 IN N w. /. SIMS.
fel6-tu6th4w Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25
TINGS.

v,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ST0C,k-
TIVE AND MACHINE WORKS will he held at
the works Of the company on MONDA1. March
], 1900 O.. /. JONES,
fe 9itrn7 Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25

gy-Dr Greene. the successful specialist II
curing all forms Of nervous and chronic dis
eases. IS west Fourteenth street, New York. car
b. consulted 0-ee. personally or by letter. Cal
or write 10 him about your case or send iol
symptom blank to fin out. and letter fully ex
planning your disease, giving advice 6c.' vii
be returned free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25
DISCOURAGED!
No Woman Will be on Reading This.

Alsdy who for years had suffered from ner-
yous weakness, headache. backache. excessive
nervousness. and who complained Of feeling
tired all the time, disheartened at repeated
failures to find relief, exclaimed:
lam discouraged and suppose / must drag
out the rest OF M life feeling wretched and
miserable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25

A sympathizing friend encouraged her with
words Of hope. "There Is one thing you hare
NOT ge, used-t the great nerve and health re-
storatve. DR.. Greenes Neryurl. This wonder
ful discovery cured no and / am sure 1t viii
cure YOU"
There are thousands of women who need
the same announcement, especially IN tho
Spring when all physical and nervous ills are
aggravated, and if they viii use this remark
able female inyigorator. it will certainly re-
store health, strength AMI vigor Purely vege-
table and harmless. Druggists, 81.
Of deem it my duty 10 say that / think DR..
Greene's Nervura me best mediciae ia ne 'corld-
Ny kidneys we're in a terrible state, l had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25

By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated January 81,
1891 and recorded in Richmond Chancery court
clerks office in d. Is. 142 As" page 3i9, and by
request of tho beneficiary, default having been
made in the payment OF notes thereby secured
/ will sell boy public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY. MARCH g. 1892,
o'clock T.. NJ. the property described above.
TERMS: Cash enough 20 pay expenses or sale
for the sum Of sILO1 and interest thereon from
September ~, 1891; October "a, 1871. November
b. 1901; December a. 1891; January "a, 1892 and
February "a. 1892, respectively TIL PAID ana on
time rs TO thirty-one other notes secured by
saId trnst deed each for the sum Of Sl4.Os all
dated January q, 1859 and payable -. -. 4)' H.
~ 48 a. 49, g. H. u.s. ~, 90, 81. y, 3d. 81 3D. 80. ~
s. 3d. go, u, 81. %. %, tj. o. o. ana o. months
ofter chair dates respectively: balance in cash.
JAMES ii. CRkNShAN,
fe2i lot trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25

awful pains in the
back and side and
could not sleep 40
night. Ny head
ache was O. source
of great annoyance
and j suffered much
at certain periods
/ c0uuOt SDe0b
too hiqhiy Of Dr.
Grcene's Nervura
for IT cured me OF
nay terrible COM
paints. Why, 1 felt
so miserable that /
often thought /
would take my own
life 1 thank God
for directing me 10
LIZ l...u--. A--.......
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25

FOR SALE.

NOR SAIF-AN EXCELLENT BUGGY AND
sadie and pridle. all complete. Horse per
fectly gentle and safe for ladies use. For sale
low Apply 10 ,,,,,,,, r, ,,-frrrAus SCO
IL 2l-4t NOnLhl y. w ll-i.l ~. W -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25

A BARGAIN
TaIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER FOOT WILL
BiTY BEAUTIFUL, LEVEL LOTS two squares
west of Monroe Park. near irankin street.
Splendid opportunity Tor lNNEoIMtNI;
"'''''''''' r.. b. CHAFflN * CO.,
T. DOT No north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25
INCORPORATED 1894
MutualASSuranCGSOCi0ty
OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND.

This well-known institution-the Oldest IN the
south-insures buildings against
FIRE AND LIGHTNING
on the most favorable terms by
PERPETUAL OR ANNUAL POLICIES.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid;
This Society, with its record OF ONE iun0fess
years of successful operation commences l.selI
10 ali who wish to combine perfect security with
low rates Of premiums.
DIRECTORS:
William II. Palmer, l.. o. Noting
William i. Gray, >. ". hillsoh, r
T. II. rutherford, Alfred i. haIIIs' 1l'
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
Principal Agent
FRANK p. STEGER. Secretary.
TpO,as BOILING, Jr.. Assistant Secretary.
ia pam JOHN BLAIR. Collector
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
BY James II. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer,
No. II north Eleventh street.

CHUBCH HILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
< TRUSTEES SALE FIHAT DESl kABL u
FRAMED DWELLING OF FIVE ROOMS AND
LOT. 40. 26ll J. STREET, Fronting. NINE,
TEEN lW FEET on TIE NORTH SIDE W IN, /
S'TRFfT AND EXTENDING BACK NORTH
WkRDIY BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES
SIXTY-FOUR AND TkN-TNELfIHS lt4 lO-l2l
FEET
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04
mon. w. G.. sSY;S EFT.

Hon. W. {. H"nct SccmS.te be in an Nm
fortunate position Just row. In n.uny
diiirrent parts Of The State rcspIu,jur,
have been passed cadrrsing him for rs
many different offices. Two years AGO \,
run FOR Congress and told TIC pyorIr
that if he should tell them he.
was for Iillnan l." wuulG deserve their
contempt. lie Was defeated in that rorc
Now he las come ont as un own.u adyo.
cate OF Governor Tlllman and at almost
every secret Tiilman Conference rcHu}utjni.
arc passed endorsing ilin for some 0acr
with proviso. He was frs. mentioned n,
president of Clemson cul,rEc to succeed
president Strobe, then Mc was endorsed r,r
Solicitor, has been spoken Of ~ 4 s,lrc. =.
sorto Judge MCGOWAN On Tie Sunr,.,,,o
bench and the last is to succeed A,,o..,,,.,.
General McLaurcn, provided "ii.,i2 crrl,,.
headed Johnnie" runs for Con!rcSs IN r,a
sixth district.
50, Hon. w. &. Bcnct seems to W. nt
sea drifting hi!hcr and tlihcr rcG,ly to inn,
into the FIRST vacant Office, provided som,
one else don't want il.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04
LOjD XyfRHST'R:IkISG.

1t is being hisacd around now that Gov.
ernor Ii'iman is trying to opprrss the poo,
o} making them pay d three dollar pol
tnN To educate the rich mans children.
IhiS VIC know iH We know il false, for Gov
Iilim"n can't make laws suited TO his will
nor any other gnvcrnor.--J. Armstrong in
Anderson Peoples Advocate.
Governor Iillman is whispering it very
loudly from the stump himself. MI Arm,
strong, like the Journal, says Tillman can.
not pass it, but he felt tha: this WA IL vcrv
lame defence so he chimes in with Cover.
nor llilman and before ne finished his let
ter he argued for it hravcly. But we have
seen nothing yet to commend it. Tillnon
"ants to handle more revenue. lie wants
to take everything out of the peoples
hands. Many OF his schemes are like lie
sad about lbe sub.tre"sury "patcrnalism
run mad"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04
4 ShIS T..

At the State meeting Of the aiIjancc las.
week Governor 1'ilman was given slap
in the face. In the election ,G officers;
Hon. NJ. l.. Donaldson WAS elected Ircs,
dent which was blow at the Governor
The Governor don't like Senator Don
atG3on and III the last session cf the Lc.i.-
ia'urc dcfcntcd him fer United States
Senator. Mr.. Donaldson was the alliance
cal dictate ard Gov. Tillman left his sen,
ms Governor and got ont to clcctionccring
for lrhy, and went so far as to beg the vo-
les OF some negro members. This action,
IL is said, on The part of the Governor, In
been thorn IN the flesh of the alliance
ever since and at the very first opportuni-
~ they resented by clccting MI Donald.
son president.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04
y Mcritod ILoDu,,ru.,

Mr.. NJ W. Coleman has wr;,,c, ,,uo
Keowce Courier PROPOSING thnt q ,r,n''
mcnt be erected AZ Fort iiiil in hnnnr ni
Orrs regiment of lilies. This rc,r;mcni
suffered the heaviest loss in battle nT nnv
regiment in either army and il was ,onG,,.
up of men from the three cuuntjcg of hn
,lerson, Oconcc and pickcns. There cam
be no more appropriate place for :. laom,-
ment as it is here Tic State is preparing to
offer an agricultural and mechanical cli,.
cation to The sons Of the men who fought
bled and died in that famous command
We heartily second The Suggestion.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04
~. Ns> y .-----------------
Would Punish Col. Strentor.

NEW YORK, July 2G.-Chavlcs G.. Bur.
goynG, the law printer at lag Center strcct
who is known tn nearly every lawyer and
law firm in New York has sent the follow
ing dispatch To Lieut.. Ccl Slrcator who Is
Iii c"m!nand Of the 10th regiment, which
Is stationed at Homestead ,iiring thc uOu-
bic at Ihc Carnegie works:
'1hcut. .-Col. S;rGatUr, IECmc&:c,il Pa:
Law abiding men Who believe that every
man Is cutliiCu - trial before condcmnn-
t!on and punishment will agree Wit. ne
ti';' inc outrage pCrpctrntcd by you, in
u"Escu by your superior officers ani pa.tic-
llEltcu III by your rrgimCntai S":,:ron is Il
crane Only raiTt!cd by the crimes Of u
mob.
My check for Il good round sun, is ct
INC disposal Cf any Pennsylvania lawyer
VINO VII! u"Gcrlakc 10 bring you to Justice.
E&ucvc INC there arc men in Ibis c:tv nn.
only humble citizens like myself but mill
1"ry !iGn rs "cll who are willing 10 loOs-
cn their purse strings that such a monu-
mental ciiiAr may not 20 unp!mishcd
{. G. BiH,:OT%E.
Mr. burSoymc is an American By birth
ana served 'E!lh \ lcGnsylvuuia rc~ilngnt
IL The lrtr wur.
The outrage hc refers to was TIC striar
lEg up OF Il private by the thunlbs for thir
" minutes because he had @ivcn three
cheers who shot Frick. The Private was
then shaved on one half cr his head aI,l
0iHNmcu out Of town bcinlc threatened
with vollry OF bullets ii lie tugnc,! bis
face toward camp.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04

Below is given the rcaramgcd program
of portion of the appointments made hy
tho Democratic Executive Committee fox
the campaign Of 1892. Cut it 0ut and
paste up for future reference:
Spartanburs, SATURDAY, August g..
GreenYille, Tuesday, August 8.
Pickcns, Wednesday, August 10.
Oconcc, Thursday August u.
Anderson, Saturday, August l3.
AbJcgille, Tuesday, August 1G,
NewbeTy, Thursday, August 49,.
L1rcns, SatulSlGy, hrgrEt 20 49,.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04
Tilinlan's RTen are not 1Sprlon.s.

Sumter Freeman (Alliancc) From the
depths of our heart VIC DO pity those moor
fellows in South Carolina today, who want
Office SO badly that they actually are al
tempting to stand on the Democratic plat
form and the Peoples party platform at
one and tho same time. Please, citizens,
as soon as you consider it 'practical poll
ucs' to get on one or the other of these
platforms do So and relieve us and other
tender hearted lockers Oh of the painful
spectacle you are making Of yourselves.
We woul,. rather cat corn bread, ruustc:I
IN the ashes. the rest of oar lives than thus
SURRENDER our manhood AMI independence
oi thought, speech and action.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04
N& N'ES 4 !iES.i'k',

The friends Of Joshua W. Ashley re-
spcctfully prcscnt his name to tho voters rf
Anderson county for Il scat in The NEXT
House of Representatives subject t. the
action Of the democratic primary. 49, An.
nouncemrnt, column OF Peoples A,,>o-
cate.
Dear Uncle Josh: If ven are not elect
ed, you can find 4 comfortable scat ON one
of the side sofas OF in tic gallery.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST !, 1892.


We would rather have been the man who
rescued that helpless negro prisoner red
handed murder though he wHN, than tu
have been the Governor Of the State.
Peoples Advocate.
How different from Tie rrnn ,ou are
trying to rc-clcct Governor, He saws lie
would under some circumstances ical 4
lynchinn party
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04

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A!!iti"n"l truirs Nos Il AMI IS Lula nccol
nHr'".i0E, daily except SUNDAY, leaves AuNnt
hi'' !, m. rT;ivc% Lula $50 =. IA. Returning
leave" i.ulh & ca At M, arrives Atlanta go IL III.
hri"rCn Italia HN'! .Nthcu.- NJ. il daily, CS
cert ''iii,'ny, and SO. Iuiil, ic0ycS LI!a SIS
n M: ?Hh Il. IN, arrive Athens iCtn l' II. nnt
li-r Il. M. E"tui"uu. leave .>tkCn7. 80. 10 dai
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ll:i 4" II. ~. arrive ium 80 p.l@. and $40 an
l''';""in T@"ph u;id Elhc:iui. 30. Il duily CH
rrH Hnl'ihH. leave 'Tnc"CN ii. 20 II. ~. ArTilc r..
hrit" =" u ~. Returning. Nn. GO dn!iy rXCep
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I" nilh %nw York
H"S. - UNI -, WASHINGTON rad Southwestern
it,i'':!Ci l.!iaitC'!. i"twrru WASHINGTON arc
NlwniG Through ln';mrn SrCnCrS hctwecI
iE3.;rn ri! Hviuihia via Atlanta ,nd Hilminr
New tr!Cuu#
Kos. II and ~, ruilman Buffet Sleeper TO
tween " NN' hi'iitinn and Atla!ti
!rv h"t",lrt Information to local nnd thro
tim" table rates nnh Pullman S,cer!ng cur res
crVati"IiS, c"nlrr with local rCcnts or address
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Asst GcHl Pass. .iG't.. Atlanta, Ga.
J. \, DODNDN,
super ittHHiCNt. Atlulta, Ga.
W. II. GREEN,
General Manager. Washington, ID. {.
sol HAAS,
T;nnic Manager, " nsliuEton u. u.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04
FOR SII;StIir'

II. y. RltiiEi is respectfully announced n.
chndidntc for reelection to tho Office Of Shcr.
III tor PlrkchS county, subject to the action OF
The democratic party III the primary.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-04

Tiis weeks issue Of the Peoples Journal
is quite an improvement on its former is
sues, especially the editorial page. Tho
editor showed good taste in copying into
his paper almost all the editorials from
last weeks SENTINEL. The Journals read
ers are not III the habit of getting out Of
,hat paper snch excellent and wholesome
reading matter. We commend the editor
of the Journal for his good sense and taste.
--Easlcy Democrat.
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PHOTOGRAPHER,
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GEEENNliLE, s. G..
Over Ncst'r"1r'NHh srnS'. Drug SturC. Nh
work don" by tn" Instantaneous process. Also
irnkH Cnir:,;N from old pictures 10 any
size in wafer co!"TS, CrNy0n, iHdiu ink, OIL ana
TiNim photographs
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n. &. Latimcr Cor Congrcss.

A.,C. Latimrr, the Tilhnan Iccdcr of An
dcrson county is now in the fed for con.
grcss in the tbird district agains. Congress.
man George Johnston. lie has gone 90
work with II vim, and is at present in .Ab.
bcVillc county. He will probably be Con-
grcSsman J0hnston's only opponent. --
GiccNYi,l" Nnyvs ..
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AssAaSHTilsTpKsarzita.

FOR EErHi.:E';'r'.,TIN'i.:;
ihc ;namy Iric:.dS OF M..I. G. n. !.
sprcliuiiy announce him uS I. cuIili,tu
House Of Representatives, subject to
ry elect ion.
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FDR TREASURER


y. !. G0tNGN!ONB u j. rcNnrr, fuliy unnO,.n,
ed nS II cHndidutc 70. rt.cirrt!nu - th, GI.r ~
count! rrcnSuIr! !ur ric%,.ii> co;iniI HE4.:.i g
inc action OF -" "I@mHCrntic l'n:Ly in piiinu7y
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The many fric::dS OF II. 7. SM ITIIrt
announce him n candidate for the
Representatives, subject to tie prnnry cIccllon
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EOp CpI'%1'N' Cn,.t-IcS

FOh CNI'NTH CuMNISSiONER
Thc >nn''y friends Of i. FRANK Lrppilt rc.
E''uh,l! announce h!lA u" II CHIiuihutu fO;
tn"nty commissioner, suhicc; tu the ,u.ii,, Of
~" '';""' .ht.' party in The IriInpry election.