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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-11

Pickens G. H., Democratic Club met last
Monday and proceeded at once to business.
On motion, committee of three was
appointed TO assist the committee appoint
cd 10y the Executive Committee to make
all necessary arrangements for the cam
paign meeting On the 10th, as follows: j.
+. Looper, Z. w. Door and j. l.. Ste.
phens.
On motion of ii. o. Bowen ten mem.
bcrs from each factiCn of shis club were
appointed to act with the town council in
preserving order, as follows:
Tillman Faction-P. A. Porter, T. J.
Ligon, j. w. Major, G. w. Dorr, G. r.
Hutchins. j. M. Looper,L. ID. Stephens, Ir.
vim Miller, NJ. II. Bowen and j. Matte
Stewart.
Sheppard Faction-D. f. Hendricks w.
B. Allgood, ID. A. Allgood, A. +. Kcl
10y, II. III. Baker, j. M. Wclborn, j. +
Freeman, w. +. Nelson, Joseph Babb and
p w. Suyle.
The following resolution was unanimous,
ly adopted:
Of bowling down any candidate for Office
whilc speakingt and pledge our best en-
deayors to prevent anything Of that kind
at the State campaign meeting to be held
here on the 10th inst.
On motion the president was authorized
to appoint Il committee Of three from each
faction to meet with the secretary of this
club to revise the club roll. and that the
secretary give a weeks notice through the
newspapers of the time and place of moct.
ing, and also that said committee be an
thorizcd TO erase any or all names where it
IS known that they are non-rcsidcnts Of the
county or are dead. The committee is as
follows: II. g. Robinson, G. Il. Robinson,
II. .. Bowen, J. II. Loopcr l.. ID. Ste
phens and w. i. Allgood.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
NoTICE.-The committee to revise the
club roll will meet ut the court house next
Saturday. the 18th, at . o'clock Il. m., to
perm their duty.
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-" ~ me serpent,
Tor TINS Old serpent, Tillmamism, h.. AL
ready sank its poisonous fangs and almost
sucked the life blood Of the unwary for.
mcr, and my friend, just you keep on in
that channel and VIC will have this old ser
pcnt who coils himself under the cover of
the Alliance, killed outright, and then we
can rcorgaEizc the Alliance and all escape
the stones VIC have stumbled upon and in
the future steer clear Of them, for we have
certainly learned lesson, and surely we
will not stumble again.
AS news items are scarce, I will close by
saying we worked tho road last week.
Aum 5th
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-11

look on the outside Of your last
weeks SENTINE.., and read the action of
the State Executive Committee.
Will Britton and VIM. Burgess, ir.,
who were bound over to the U. 8. court,
;amc clear before the grand jury.
VIM. Wilson, the wife murderer, un-
der sentence of death in the Anderson
Jail, is trying to starvc himself to death.
The Showaltcr Normal Singing School
will commence at Cross Roads church on
Monday, August ed, and continue ten
days.
Joe 3. Freeman and some two or
1hrce other young men, passed through
mere last week on their way to the noun
tains.
The city fathers pu: in some much
needed work on the streets last week IL
is hoped that they will have them all rut
i'll good order.
Mr.. S. A. Burns was suddenly called.
last Friday morning to the bedside of q
brother III Anderson county, who is very
low with fever.
We prin; this week the rules and laws
governing tho primary clnction. Get Your
last week . SENriNKL and this. weeks for use
on the election day.
The Piedmont Association was in scs
sion three days last week ut Central. Dr.
II. NJ. Bailey and Rev. 4 j. 8. Thomas
were prcscn, from Grccnviilc.
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of the Summer Harvest excursion rates
and have gone on tour to Texas.
MIR. ID. ]. Greer and wife, of Liberty,
and his brother and his wife, of Williams.
ton, passed through here last Thursday ell
route to Caesars Head and Brcvard.
We are glad to see Mr.. 3. Levi, at
his post again. He returned with his love
ly bride on the 9TH inst, after IA visit to
several North Carolina summer resorts.
--Wm. T.. Edcns was found guilty of
removing and conccaling blockade liquor
in Grccnvillc last week and was sentenced
to two months in Pickcns jul and SlOO
fine.
1t is reported here on good authority
that Mt the Methodist Conference held two
weeks ago ut Seneca, there were twenty
eight ministers present, and not one of
them was Tilman man.
DR.. w. +. Austin will be at Central
from the 18th of August until the Isl of
September next. Parties desiring work in
the dental line will consult their interest
by calling on him there during that tim G.
Some of the young people of our
town had most enjoyable evening, the 5tl
inst, on Judge j. II. Ncwton's lawn, not.
withstanding the fact that some of thc
Pickens "gallants' were away from town.
p. 8. Price, J. =. Alexander and 9th.
crs, caught the finest fish while scininm AT
Steclc's Ford on the Sd inst, that has ever
been seen in that section. 1t measured
three feet and four inches long, and weigh
cd fifteen pounds.
An examination for the scholarship in
the Winthrop Training School, was held
IN the School Commissioners office last
friday. There were two applicants, Mi '
hllnnle Kirkscy and Miss Katie Kay.
Is not known which WAS succussful.
There will be grand rally of conser.
vative democrats ut Easlcy on the l7ih
instant. Several prominent speakers will be
present to address the meeting and a grand
time iss anticipated. Let everybody 90
with determination to hear and learn.
There will be prohibition or tempcr-
ancc meeting at Cross Roads school house
next Saturday night. The school house is
just two miles south Of here near Mr. J..
M. Ncalys. Several speakers have been in
Vitcd and everybody is requested TO 60.
Prof. Willis, late PRINCIPAL of the Eas.
ICY Academy, was in town last week. The
Professor is u man Of rare qualifications,
ana has been the instrument of much
good In Easlcy. He halls from Rarnwcll
county, but seems to be struck with Pick
,,n GIs atmosphere, or mt least we hope lc
Alfred Young, colorul who was en-.
p,oyea by Mr., l.. Ross Eaton, of Central
wen wen' 10 The field to plow lust Wednesday
nlou Iu s1om d"al after was found lying by Ills
several months but said he felt bc,tcr thar n"
morning thar usual. An inquest wos held held
failure. '' VI hear'
a revival meeting in which mpcb in.
tercst was manifested and much GOOD on-
complishcd, closed on tho 2I inst ~
Mountain Grove church. The pastor, Rev
j. Tyre Singleton, was assisted by Rev
". q. Mauldn. Fifteen acccssions 10 the
t,j..'' fourteen NY expert
+. Nine have been
will be at tho reg
frurh Sunday at 3
rs of tho Methodist
..'' = ".' B.. - meeting, aud the
members Of Mountain Grove feel very
grateful TO them for il,
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NOiii q.

All ovcrsccrs on public roads in pickcnS
county, are hereby notified u put IN I'll
the uncNpir"d time Of eight days on all
public roads in their charge, q; nncc.
by order Of Board. ii. a. numANr,
Clk Bl. Go. Com.
All land owners on the waters Of Twelve
milc river and Woif creek, are hereby no.
,ilieu 10 clean out al trash, RATS anG tim.
bel of all kinds that may bc in soid wnicr,
on their land. BY order Of Beard.
II. a. DUEANr,
OK I'D. Co. Com.
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HurraI FOR Ccxl.rall

a Cleveland and Stevenson, and ShcD-
rard and Orr club was o'ganiz"d here to-
night. X. q. Gaines was elected prcsi.
dent and o. B. Martin, secretary. Nnty-
three Damcs have already been enrolled.
IL was decided to have a rally next Satur-
day afternoon ut o'clock. Hon. w. T..
Mauldin and other speakers are expected to
address the meeting. The pubiickis lnvit-
cd: o. B. MARTIN, Secretary.
Central, $. c., August Sth, 90.
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i?y special arrangements with the publishers
wcnrc Hhic to obtain number of the above
each Of our subscribers. This Map is II ncccss
Yin every home school or Office, and will be es
pccinlly desirable to refer to daily during tho
coming political campaign, MS it locates at Il
glance every important fact connected with tho
history of our country unG American politics
THIS DOUBLE NAP CONTAINS:
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\ .Din%rnm showing nj the President; and
Cabinets. Ey'ij.
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1910.
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y Map Of Central America loxI0.
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IN Analysis of the Federal Government
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Miss Florence Bowen }s v;Sii;r" q

Miss Florence Bowen Is visiting at
Dacusvillc.
Mrs. .. l.. IIollingsworth is visiting
her daughter Mrs. IL. Il. Harris, in Vir-
gnia.
--Mr. joel Alieood, with his sister Miss
Emma, returned from Texas last Saturday.
Mis- Emma says she would no, advise nHy
one having home in this section to gn
there to live
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NItIl:IfNCr Excursion l2ntrS.

Commencing June 1St 1892, the Rich-
monI unu Dnvillc Railroad will put on
sale reduced rate round trip summer cXc,.r-
sion tickets to all Summer resorts. Tickets
on sale Jun" lst TO Sept. 3pth, liluitcl re-
turning oct 3lSt 1892.
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Wahtcd.---A large tract Of IaAd (hard or
soft woody also tract of mineral land, cs-
pccially pySitcs Of Iron or Copper, Must
be cheap, have perfect title and conc di-
rectly from owner. Address, with FIJI! de-
scrpiptlon. Mineral, Box G72, New York
july2Swi
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;oICKENS SENTINEL
LOCAL NEWS.

MIR. Frank Carey and wife arc at the
iotel Thornley,.
Mrs. j. J.. Hawthorne Is quite sick
nth bilious fever.
la fine steer killed
'.. Miss Lida Folger,
day.
mines has been adj
lifted to bail in the sum Of $4,000.
Work on the Baptist church has been
commenced and is progressing very well.
-Thos. Looper, of Maynard, Is quite
lw with cancer: He is not expected to
We.
Maj. d. F. Bradley, of Easlcy, was
p last Friday cheerful aud full of good
ews.
-Mr. Frank Sloan and wife, of Seneca
'1cre on visit to Maj, J. j. Lewis family
week.
Miss Lctha Chapman, of Grccnville
ounty, visited w. j. Ashmorcs family
ast week.
Assistant District Attorney f. F.
Cochran. spent Sunday in town with B. A.
Hagood, ESQ.
Tho Rev. ID. G.. Freeman commenced
!. series of meetings at Oolenoy Church,
last Saturday.
Miss Laura Hagoed, belle of Birm.
ingham, Ala, is visiting the family of Col.
j. i. Hagood.
The case against w. II. S,,pmey in
the U. s. court has been continued until
the next term.
Mr.. w. g. Field, cX Probate Judge Of
this county, was among his friends and rel
ativcs last week.
Don't fail to have your nam" ~. VI
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JONES SEMINARY!
For Young Ladies'.

Superior cs!U"I,ioE,L ADVANTAGES, christian in
aurIccS; beautiful location: mcii"inhl water;
lnouutuir scenery; cOmmohi"us buildings with
opcn n:c.plNc"E, ,'rn"ttrHl trimming IN household
work withoU, nicTivi."@ win application Sc
study, Nil for * per noith for !oarlinG ana tui
ttUn For Cir'u'tIS, address
REV G.. A. HAMPTON,
Ir ,''rss
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Business Notices.

f.. Johnson, Stamord'S p. O.. s. G,
II have suffered l3 years with &c
nd was at times confined to my bed
hing was terrible. Ny sOn-in- law
une-lozen hrttlcs nf Botanic BlooC
which entirely Cared ne, and | ask
:uhliSh This tor the benefit Of 9th
ring ii like mamcr."
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g. Con,lhne I'!i to feed little hay and grain
'or While after stock is tlu3cd I. nas.
lurC. !" p"S-
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Club TOfIcc.

Every member of the Pickens G. IT.,
Hhcrpard ana Orr democratic club, is re,
qlcstcd to meet ut the court house on .ncxi
Saturday ut 4 O'Clock p. IN. Special busi.
ness. G. j.. RoElNsoN, Scc'y.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-11

F;nfcrpri'i"e f"rnT >'n": tn" co. ins:rnctoa
fhl btnTlul mo "',l sc'i st- L. aII
than sNI"octt became - L. to GrS I--. nrdi ia
asnall rnamcr I"icl. II u'lt -lc.,ci 1T, will 20
TO Vhrf a"nir - I! ~ basin - D. H'rh
rUt ~ TO-: "lI"h ~" ''':o' hni r" c~rt
~ VIC CO, ana u y"u ""IN iu.t "U-! IS. VII
tinS -" hblo 10 bTS En l tIl ~ l"I"l
70: NJ oncy can b" c-r'' =: hHc r. r.p
ihly anu hOnoraII" r. it - = ,rr oil
and In their .. ," = il"., Ar ons
can do tho %"r" h. i.ri:. o, r,ilng No
lk lou cau '', all TINA
y" mo WORK Tt"s ISa,i wrud ,rIl sue.
coz. 20 oVeTy w."Nr G",rr. "trni. from - - 40
2oO per woes Nh Ii:to
renee W trn4i ia" i"' M NJ teach you
rH ny. 1h.,.S trrrv. !,r:S .s and hero 4,
snother KrcIt ."Tl. wealth ,l. y"uGcr. GToat r.inG
wi" reward rr"'y iG'lE>i",'a ~'rAr NHHrcvyr Won arc
ana whatevCr S"H ." ,"n1 want I" ka about this
wonderful w'k "n"N = lay ca:= much money Lost 10
yon 10 srs"s :" ~. 'ai" he' n you viii write u.s.
HSSIi las" ~ Lr'"iyt :" van F'fsEI. Ad,Icsa,
E4SCE ~ |it., iiOS 900. AvsyIstG. Hsine
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1892.
MCFALI'S
ALMANACK
L & q 2.
August
Another month will tell the tale,
And a perpendicular dry grin,
viii take the place OF the
r%a 1iIr'I"m{" IcIG ,si ihHppym; m mhorSdn1 % smile
Ine ScicctlonS made and something
VIII droE and ',thcrcby hangs II coat tail
some Will wonder at The number
Or irSt'clnSS liars the world contains
Others will rip and snort pnd blow,
While still others the sensible oncS)
Will straight to McFnll'S go
And buy their 'rurnip Seeds and jurS,
And Now Blades and make hay
While the sunShncs and
That's the way to do it,
They will buy Il light weight hat
\ l'nrnsol or Fan or light shoe
And select bargains that We
Are closing out chrar,
We have just opened tho
Largest and best lot Of Hats
And Clothing that we have
Ever had in our house
Aud OUr new house is Lc,ng
FILLED with nice Furniture
And Ladies nrc respectfully
Invited TO cull in and rest
III M easy chair and look
Around. If anything is wnntc,!
In housekeeping goods, let us know
We will soon add other lines
or desirable articles and will
BE pleased to show and sell.
We cave also opened nice line
or pOket and Table Cutlery,
And Trunks and SutchclS,
And Baskets ana Stoves.
If you want Il Cane Mill
And ErnpOrutpr say SD at once
Delays nrc dangerous.
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j. J. LEW Is.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-03
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Boy Rings Three Alarms of Fire in
Quick Succession at Augusta Out of
Pure Maliciousness-A Mules Antics
Lead to the Capture of a Cotton
Thief
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-03

~ EhChAN1S, manufacturers, merchAnEcA
Az corporations, and all others in need "A
printing. hthogTapbing, and hlank boolxs cas-
have their ordera promptly hllsd. a. moNarNAa
1890, a. tos MORNING NEWS PRNHTTar
&SS'&s Wh1aAkax mipsA
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MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS.

ITO COUNTY OFFICERS. Books ana BlsnS.
A required by county officers for the use al
tne courts, or for once use, supplied ts o@sg ~
NhttAksr stEoss, AaVGAaah
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
~-~-~--~--~-~~~-~>~~-~-~--~--
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS
Electricity to Thunderbolt, Isle OF Hope and
intermediate points.
City and Suburban and Savannah, Thun.
deFbOlt and Isle Of Hope Railways

On and aiter TUESDAY, Oct. 49, 1899.
Thunderbolt and Bonaventure cars leave
Bolton Street depot every half hour
For Isle of Hope from Second Avenue depot
6:3O 7:4b, 10 II a m, l. 4. 5:lb, Ppm.
For Isle Of Hope from Bolton street DEPOT
Gas. am, $3.50, 6:45, 9:l5 p IN
From Isle Of Hope into Second Avenue de-.
pot 7:i5 500 1918 m, 1925, 800, 4:35. 1918.
From Isle OF Hope into Bolton Street depot. &.
$50 N. 1875, $3.50, 7:45 pm.
For Montgomery, leave city steam from
SendiyJ o:45. 10 N, 2:90. 4, pm. From
Montgomery. z, 8 a m, 2:45. a, Ppm.
Freight for Isle Hope and Montgomery will
be received at Second Avenue only, aud leave
every day 10 IN. See special schedule in sun.
days issue. GEO. w. ALLEY. Supt-
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aides Do you want to keep your husband home night
and keep him agreeable and pleasant He must
smoke and yet you don't like the smell of his tobacco. You
drive him away to his cubou of just such things come misery,
unhappne and divorce. The trouble that he uses poor
tobacco Coax him get BLACKwELS BULL DURHAM SMOKING
TOBACCO its delicate will not be offensive you and
will not fill all the curtains, hangngS and clothing with that
stale dagreeabe odor that troubles you Keep your husband
home and avoid all risks by having him smoke BULL DURHAM
TOBACCO. Sold everywhere.
BLAcKwELL's DURHAM TOBACCO co, Durham. N. 6.
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Plant Steamship Line.
TRI-wEEKLY SERVICE.
Port Tampa, Key West and
Havana.

SOUTH-BO UND.
Lv. Port Tampa. Mon, Thurs and Sat. 10 p. NJ.
Ar Key West, Tues. Fri, and Sun. p. M
Ar. Havana, Wed, Sat and Mon. 6Ak
NORTH-BOUND.
Lv. Havana. Mon. Wed and Sat 1880 p. n.
Ar. Key West, Mon, Wed. and Sat. 1880 p. u.
Ar Port Tampa, Tues. Thurs and Sun. 8 NJ
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
fast mail train to AMI from northern and east
ern cities. FOR state room accom- odatons ap-
ply to F. B. ARMSTRONG, Ticket Agent.
Port Tampa. ri. f. PLANT. Assistant Manager
w. NJ. DAVIDSON, General Passenger Agent
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-09
CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY.
Rev. III. Fl. French Says the Bible
Does Not Treat 1t.

By request of some of the members of
his church, who wished to know what
he thought the Bible taught in regard
to conditional Immortality. Rev. II. III.
French spoke yesterday morning on this
subject.
He accepted the dictum of the de-
Tenders of this doctrine that the Bible
is the final authority, but, he thought,
all knowledge is not III the Bible. There
are four arguments outside of the Bible
against conditional immortality. First,
the historic argument. From the
beginning all men have believed in
immortality. Second, the Scientific
Science has nothing to do with begin
nlngs or ends; it has to do with the
present. But, as far as its boundary
goes, it says nothing is annihilated.
Third, the Metaphysicol-The soul is
elemental and simple, and hence cannot
be disintegrated and annihilated.
Fourth-The argument brought out in
Burton's analogy, that the soul has
gone through so many changes, and
still lives, that, no matter what itgoes
through. it will live. Those advocating
a conditional Immortality have partic-
ular reasn for basing their argument on
Biblical authority, because other argu-
ments are against them. This sudden
adherence to Biblical truth is suSpi-
ciouS.
The first line of Biblical argument re-
lates to Eden. Others claim Adam lost
immortality, but Mr.. French held that
he lost intimate union and communion
with God, which was restored by Jesus
Christ. God could never justify the