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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

RrSTEE'S SALE ~ VIRTUE OF
decd OF trust dated the 10Th day OF .yune.
iNlj OF record III the clerks oalcc OF the lIust,
inss Court for the city uf Roanoke Va in deed
book - page ~ IN which deed of trust T. y
Miller, ". D. Miller and g.. W. Thomas conveyed
10 Inc Undersigned r'ftaiu real estate In the city
"l 40 mokc, Va therein described In trust Ia
secure 10 VI. vi Rogers, Ja-. : simmons and j.
W Coon the payment OF the sum of 50 200 evil
d'nccl ~ TWO certain negotiable notes of even
GAtc with said decd drawn by the said T. s.
Miller. VI. y. VI Her ana q. w. Thomas in favor
oi thc SAID NJ VI Rogers, JAS simmons and
- w. Coon. '"r the sum of %l.2S0 each payable
IN one ana Two years after date respectively; and
mcnt of ono OF The said notes, by which ,,efault
there now remains bl rucc due ON eamc OF
%."H ,, with iutcrc-; from tho l1th day OF
october, lSr! and beng required so to do nv tho
hciif ncaticS, Will ON WEDNESDAY, NONFN-
Der 81, 1891. AT - N'ClOCK NJ in front of
inc courthouse ia the city OF Roanoke Va pro
crct u" -cil. ~ public auction. TO the hi.,hcs
nlcurr tie property conveyed To me in trust by
sad coed iowit: Ali those certain lois or uarccis
a. iend situated III the city OF knnHokc, Va, and
hnoWn ~ lots I, L., ana Is section II NJ shown
ny inc map az the property OF the Magic City
Liant Company OF Rnntok, Va
ERMN: Cash sufficient ~ pay The balance on
said noe, with interest amounting Ia ahout
SiS', ana The cost OF executing this trust: bal
itncc II any, payable with IT, tcrest in six and
twcivc months from day sale
~ ~ tbs ;. W. JAMESON, Trustee
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In the Circuit Cnnri.

In tho circuit court yesterday thirty
one Judgments w"rn rendered for tho
plaintiffs. Mrs. Hannah Strauso was
appointed administrators Of tho Late NJ.
alrauSc and gave the required bond Of
- 800, with d. l.. Solomon as security
Tho appraisers appointed were y.
Sthios-, Il. Gtrtz. L. Helen, y. Schiller
ard NJ. Indorskey. j +. linton was
qualified to practice law in the courts
Of this city John w. Woods was quail
lied as Judge Of tho Hastings Court.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
TRIISI SA1.Es,

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AIDED
Of trust dated February Is. lS!e. and record, Il
in the clerks office OF The Hastings Cont for the
city al liosnokc, Va in deed book %, page lnS in
which j. j. Feather convc, ed to the UNDERSIGNED
certain real estate therein described .ituntcC in
the city OF Roanoke, Nn.,to secure to H. H. Cooke
trustee, RI ais, the payment q: tho OF $SOJ
evidenced by two certain negotiable notes of even
dGlr Il crcwih, executed by j. j. Feather To n
H. Cookc tiu-tcc, a. ais for Sitn each. DAVE BILE
in ono and TWO Years at the Commercial National
Bank. % Ko"nokc, VA, ANA tfau having been
made III the payment OF a portion of the last
mentioned note. due III & payable two wears after
date. to-wit: tho halr OF said note and i, tarCst
ANA being =. quircd 30 To do by the hcniiicaric-
hishcs; bidder, in front Of the courthouse o tie
city or Roanoke Va ON THURSDAY, TIE
l5Tll DAY OF DECEMBER, lsi2 AT IL
O'CLOCK y. NJ. those certain lois or parcels If
land LYING in tho citJ OF ioauokc, Nn. described
a. fellows:
Beginning NJ pomt on the north side Of liar
rison -trccis2ll feet west of Park street thence
north II degrees 81 miuutce. cast In tect 10 an
100 fcct to point. thence south L. degrees II
minutes west 10 icct 10 Harrison street. thence
with Harrison street south II degrees ~ minutes
cast 10 fee: To tho beginning. hcing lots is 49,
~ and y. section ,, t,urcrs. Fairins and ln,s-
,"u edition only Is AID ~ Of above lots will
be sod.
irnMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs o. cx-
ccuiing this tTaat, including trustees commits
sion ~ y per cent, ana tho balance OF past duo
nate or j. j. Gather to H. II. coke. trustee ct
ais. )or - q, GATED Fcnnary Is, 1857. and pay
which note there is credit az .;:2i, OF la.c
II; binary 90, l'.., and the balance if any
payable in siX and twelve months xitcr date
with interest. evidenced by negotiable notes,
The above os wcr- sold hu"ust ~ ISL and
tho purchasers iailng to comply with |, rms of
sale, are hereby offered Tor sale
~. DARKsnALE.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

In one small way, if not in others, Can
ada is loyal TO the mother country. She
spells the English language in as long and
roundabout way as the Nineteenth CEN
tury permits. Canadian school teachers
and some Canadian editors are still writ
ing of colour" "labour" and "candour"
and if an offender is locked up they say he
has gone to "gaol. "-Exchange
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
COMMISSIONERS, SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" MINERAL PROPERTY

, In Pun suancc OF dc rec OF the circnit court of
Eohnokc county, entered ut tho October term,
lS.'3, III the ch@nccry cause OF John IL Campncll
ci mis-. ~ Wm, Campbell ct ais, the undcrsigi ed
~ special commissioners, appointed by the said
acercS 10, the purpose, will, on TUESDAY, DE-
CEMBEit IL. lo's orcr Tor sale at public auction,
on The premises. tho following tract or uarccl OF
land: Tint certain part OF land lying in Roanoke
county. Va On The sonth side OF Roanoke river
and hdjo ming the lands of Jacob = rout, the heirs
OF DIR. John II. Griffin. the Korcr Iron Company
and Others, heng the tract formerly owned by
John Camrhcll, deceased. Said tract contains
FOtIN:SlN AND THREE QUARTER ACRES.
and has large and valuable deposits of iron ore
on II OF the same kind and quality ne that mined
AT the Rorer and Trout mines, Some OF the veins
OF orc have alrc' dy been opened and orc sold
The narrow gnago road runs near this land
TERM--1 wo hundred and fifty dollars cash.
Inc RESIDUE upon credit OF and two years
the purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred
payments. wi it'll waiver OF homer cad exemption.
title retained until all the purchase money is
paid. jacobs RAER
WIN II MUSE,
Commiss ioncrs
Bond, as required by decree, has been executed
by commissioners. with approved security
II IL tbs WIN. MCCAULEY, Clerk.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

Children swecten labor, but they make
misfortune more bitter; they increase the
cares of life. but they mitigate the rcmeIn-
brance of eath-Bacon.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
nY VihrUE OF a DEED or TRusr Dated

NY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST DATED
- The 18th day OF February. in the year 1850,
and o. record in the clerk office OF the county
court OF Roanoke county. State OF Virginia. in
ca book 10 page ili. eN' cutrd by the Old Do
minion investment Company 10 the undersigned
trustee, To secure To tho Aetna Land and IT.
Wsimcnt Con rany the sum 81 Sill -, cv-
itcn'cd by two / tcr'st hearing negotiable no o.
or the sIm Of $50 81 each, payable in twelve anu
iwtHiS four months respectively from the date
thereof. and default having tccn made In the
lGyment OF The second roic, ard 1T the request oi
iic hnncfcirrics at The said occ az must, | VIII
o. " kDNe>DAY. MA mn DAY OF d.
'EMH't. lS'9. NJ IL o'CLOGK. NJ. in :coni az
rnc r""''i "u at IN" cit az Ioanokc, Va sell
al public auction. to the highest bidder. all those
rirc certain lots OF land Tying in the cGgrty of
Rom oSc. State OF Virginia, de.ctihcl a. fol-
lows:
- a'd II, section e. lots , and 8 section
H. l''> 'uh 5, sec,i"u 10. ni Of the above spcci
Il I'd o. from iiIiN !',t ctcN Grove street and
'Nt ud back between mllcl lines ~, loot ia
aN v'cy: loi> aud and y. section 10 said lots
iroi, tiiv CT trch oI (r,lur street amt cNtrrd
H. g tween - rllol i'i,rs IA 'cct io~an alley;
H'i - lie above rliccif'd lots arc shown on ne
mrrci he Nc'nn lvld aud lrvc,tment Cor
Poe : iropei'y, 80 he found an lie az Nc
clerK'>. o..cc the county court Of Ropunkc
county Ut salem, Va 10 which map rs:eleucc L.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

If honesty is the best policy in business,
1T is also the best policy when one has done
wrong and is confronted with the question
whether ne shall confess everything frank
~ or make excuses. y transparent excuse
is worse than none Mt all.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
An Accomnodntinr Con,Iuctor.

An intoxicated Hartford car conductor
held his car for some minutes in front OF
n wooden cigar man few days ago whose
uplifted hand the conductor thought was
an indication that he wanted the car
stopped. iladelphia Ledger.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

Malduinus of Scotland was chokcd to
death by his wife for supposed infdelity
She was burned TO death for the crime.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

The History of the Reformation in Scot.
land" by Jvhn Knox, was published when
the author was seventy-ninc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
Blood. Hlood.! Blood.!!

TO perform its proper function, must be kept
pure and heathfu', else the system will sickcn,
and disease will attack some vital organ and en-
tail intense suffering and certain death. There
known 70 nj live nbvsicinns that haa NO snrin
1t will thoroughly cleanse the blood OF All i'm
purties cure all old sores and make the blood
rich. rcd and healthy. We refer TO DR.. David's
Iodo Fcrratcd Sarsaparilla. Price, $l.O0 per
bottle. six bottles for $500 mt Massic " Martins
Ronpnkc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

OUR laoies' 50 button shoes are beau
ties and are guaranteed TO wear
at j. MOVERS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

Our 50 shoes in both la6ies' and gents
must be seen to DO appro ciatod. they gre
worth 81 IF anyboiy's money.
At j. MOVERS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

Buy thc best, they are cheapest;
HAnistcr shoes At So 30
at j. MOVERS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
Loo,L stt,cmS.

The following quotaAons of Roanoke
and Southwest ViWinia stocks aio .ur
nisbrd Dy Won l'crlcrt &. CO., bond anu
stock brokers, H"anot" ~.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

CARPETS ~ from II cents to So per
yard At inc Il. Ii. Stewart Furniture
Con panV
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Entitled to the Hcst.

THIS we say OF all those who arc so unfortunate
rs to require the use OF medicine To assist nature
to the proper performance OF her functions. Per
sons shTcring with scrofua, cancer. blotchcs,
any disease that indicates impure blood, will lind
that DR.. David's lodo. Ferratca SarsaparilA will
thoroughly cleanse the blood. eliminate ali I'M.
pnrilics and make the skin soft and smooth. lis
use for years by the lcadipg physician OF this
and other countries has proven is valic ~
blood medicine. Pdcc 81 per bottle six hotties
for IS. For sale by Nlassic II Martin, Roam oke,
Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

BRUSSELS carpets at 30 cents yard at
tao j. IL. Stewart Furniture Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

by VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST EXE-
~ cutcd to me ~ trustee h, Henry Erimm,u
ana :. w Wagner, dated June ID is.D nmI nj
record III The clerks Office of the HASTINGS Cnurt
Ter the city or Roanoke, Va, in decd hook il
pags 3'2, c"nvc' ing the hereinafter dcscribcj
property 10 secure 10 the Frostburr Ecnl Es,ntc
ana Improvement Company the payment OF he
sum OF SS3'. ,. evidenced hy two certain n,.,n
tiahlH notes OF even date with SAID deed each in
the sum OF Siid 'id with interest and pnynhlc il,
one ana Two years, and whereas default hns bc,u
maze III the payment Of tho last OF said nnirs and
having hccn requested 81 tOuo by the bcnriici,rv
WI! "iIcr Tor sale ~ public auction in from of
me C9nr !hous". in the city cf Roanoke VA ON
AONDAl otlO GER 81 iS.2 AZ l2o'CLOt'E
NJ, al tho,e certain lots ar parcels OF lnnd Slim.
yea ~ HE city az inauokc, Va. and known a.
lots Nos II. Is ~, ~ and n section ~; AS shrwn
10y the map OF the Rivcrvicw Land and Nnunfnc
tufi Company. on tie AT the cerh = oOicc of the
liusiing- Court for the city Of Koanolc Va
VIII htsi oilcr for sui; lot ~ In sect on 81. and If
INC price obtained j. not sufficient To nav The
anoEr mote. with i,ltcrc-t ara tho costs OF snlc
VIII Immediately NJ crward offer Tor enlc 10, NJ ia
section ~ ~ -
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay costs of exc.
onti". AIS trust and To pay the past due and nm
paid note of SiG"t 80, with Interest from June a.
lS'o ~ the residue. IL any. To he pnyahl in t,yo
equal amounts M Ii aud II months from onV Of
sale. with i1tcT' -, ~ be evidenced h, notes nj
the purchaser ana -ccnrod 10y coed OF trust nm
the property conveyed JAS. ). SIMMONS
l" l uhS Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

>Rj>TEh'S SAFE OF VARIABLE REAL.
hsl+t" i'y virtue %; u decd ur tru-t l.st1
NC.1"et 81 p. amt 81. rrcori in TIC clrrt's .,iiie
pl tne liU-ji - tuurl li ~" city uf is,trntr
~ 'cca NOOK i.. gage s.S cNrcut,d i,V 4 s
L lshoMTnr TO ot.~ ". Nuyi trustee 10 sori,r~
ihc b"ilN'ir loan n.t rus; ,nriu,iy III.
pouu 81 even date thc.cNith. i'm thc sam 81
S-'NW coudtii Toned Tor tic payment a. thc
siuH'h'N sum oi SD Thereafter Until tho rirs of
STOCK ctsnid association Of which hi r,1rru, i
shatcs arc Il part will tcacn tn srin nf Slnn
c,ich' AKA thc performance uf other TN cnndi-
ii"h@ 90 said bond, Rne whereas. default hn-
ncc, in'rc Tor Misc sccutive months llst
lh~t IN the payment OF the monthly sum -
stipulated 10 he paid, and In other condition. ~
Saih nohu ana dctG of trnst and the laid I,urt
trustee; having declined to act and The urdrr
signed having hem substituted trusted i'm said
uccu ny the iiusiinG- Cour of said civ In mo
pace anu stead az said Burt trustee nIir hnvin,,
hcct requested "a to do by tho board of ircr,nrS
on sald company, by virtue OF tho power and INC
authority conferred in sand Iced ot trust. will
on MoNDAI, Tllh FIFTH DAY Or pECEM-
hEh, lS'2, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. proceed tn sell
Al puhlic auction in front OF the courthouse
uoor or Inc city of Roanokc to tn. highest bid
of trust: 49, " ' eN"
BEGINNING NJ poiut on the south side OF IIirh
street. west ljJ feet west of konuulr s,rrr,.
thence with high street north - degrees 10 min
ntes. w IT ~ il-lW Feet To II point: thence south
l2dcStcc- - minutes west III ls.lOA fee, Ia mn
alley; thence Will said alley south 81 degrees ~
minutes cast Is i5i0O Icrt To . uo;pt an thc
SAINT; thence north ldcvrcc. = minutes IN,
icet To High street, the place OF beginning
u. W. GOODWlN
c'hs chsl. trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

by consent OF all part g. concerned the above
sale has been postponed vntll Tuesday. Novc,n-
ncr -, iSia, AT the same time aud place
d.t-. >. SIMMONS
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Terms cash

The above property was sold by i. A. Fish.
D ,.s inc vcnd'r assuming the Payments pro-
'i"''' ~ 0NIN NCNu VI IfllSl. IL y Ids
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

NIRlVE nN y DEED OF TRUST NJ.
H.. cH,eI 70 me- rs 'Tps &c lay Geo s. Mu--an.
un'eu NaN Is i>'. ai % %, record ia tine cl,,k.'
gu" ~ "a ne ,U''lp-- court ci Roanoke ritr ,c
ich, n'',nn- n,'u maze 'h' payment Of the
~ '{e ocngH'lnry Pc ana deed, hnl offcr Tor
In Hni5i,,t, uv,i'l' '.y,ig., Mc c9nrinuuse door
-. i;;-''nH ~ ioH', i2 or i."tk W.. the
IlN9Hii! described 10 said ct..d as +, llnMs: RI
Ger ain lot SER patccl of land win N IN ir,,,,,
nieh' ,hcfr"o, which boy deed ~ May l., isns.
Joh's and j. >itu,--i ii -f,,i.h nr.,.ci, din n
f"inoSe on tee t-vnchnrr- tnd salem frrnniit,
back 900 ;cct ''" ''"'iN-
thNs: Cash ufcf-nt to l4y the eo.,4 4.,.
trustees commission t,. J., t..- o. ,.' nm ID
pt .Aie: a;td Two notes cf s'G each. will iIo.
t,un way ~ i'ai f-uN nhuaf So ia rt.hl. adj
~ ~ ''v uai'nce TIC purchaser cM pay ma uouiiil,
-, ,n,..'WcAiS %! $40 eaci with int, r,' 10, as,I.
from Nay rs irg!. natni'- ~. ;hc istl l.t.'e i'
MA every Wnath tor 81 utnuil- he .o,i-,., en-.
Cfmhcr IS. !s. sl-, r,... i..i,.., -. .." y
ofder "a insecurity. +, n ~, NaS
az" ''s Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

Hy conscnt of NIL PARTIES the above sale has
hcen postponed until October II at same hour
ana place j. Is. LEVY
b ii tds Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

SIpKLlN0En, phoLograpner, aOl Jefrerson
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

DAY, iNr lIip-,4 COMPANIES.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

by consent OF nll parties tie above sale has
been postponed mill November Ii. is92.
j. Il. LEVY,
10 II tbs Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

~Paid IN per cent. on FGhrlary 10 and Ak per
cent. on May ii, 1871.
tPaid 10 per cent. on February is, April ga.
June IS and Sept mb-r 90, 1892.
fPaid zoo per cent since December 81, 1907
tPaid IN per cent April !, July and October
I, 1899.
sPaid hX per cent. on June l. 1902
**P-id . per cent. quarterly during 1892
mr. inf
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-11
EFFECT or BLOWING.

Maj. Murray stated in his speech here on
last week certain capitalists had visited the
North prior to Tillman's campaign in 1890
and had been promised help in certain
manufacturing enterprise and continued
his campaign by al manner Of abuse of
the State officers, charging corruption,
fraud and many other things. Upon our
capitalists return North they were refused
help on the ground that they did not want
to place their money where such grave
charges were made against the State Of
ficcrs.
OF course Mr.. Tilman was "blowing," ="
but II had Its effect all the same, and but
for tive might say his almost criminal
blowing-wc might have some large fac
tories employing hundreds of hands dis
tributing thousands of dollars month
among us, and furnishing home market
for gardeners. But Alas! our "Blowcr,"B.
r. Tillman must blow.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-11
THAT GROW

j: +. Boggs, editor Of the SENTINEL,
having exhausted himself by his ii aborious
Efforts in answering Il short editorial in the
journal, has taken - vacation. lie will
visit Washington, drink the mineral waters
of Virginia about ten days, and then re-
turn VIC hope fully strengthened in soul or
body to accept the inevitable dish OF crow.
Peoples journal.
The editor of this paper bad by nnmeans
exhausted himself in answering the Jour
nal. but on the contrary after seeing that
that paper could not reply to The editorial
in this paper of July DIST, it was thought
best to let tho editor Of the Journal get his
breath.
AS to tho dish Of crow VIC will saw that
If it should fall to our lot to take it. which
we do not think, it will he so saturated and
favored with Cleveland and Stevenson
sauce until We would not realize it being
crow. But we do not believe it will fall tC
our lot to take it in any shape. If Shcp.
pard and Orr, and Cleveland and Stevenson
arc elected, (which we think they will be, W.
will deeply sympathizc with the Journal
because il will have two dishes Of crow I,
swallow and no sauce to put on it.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-11
The Dinrrcncc HlIustratcd.

Now to make the difference plain to cv-
eryonc between the present system and the
one which will he made possible Ivy Till
mans success. let us do little figuring:
Governor Tllman returns his property
for taxation ut SS,375. 1t is worth three
times rs much, but we will give him all
the advantage he secures by the return of
$40 cows, $l.33 hogs, $50 mules, &c. HIS
two mill public school tax on Ss,37a
amounts to S16.75. His 81 poll tax added
makes his present contribution to public
education Sl7.7F.
John Smith, let us say, is renter, with
practically no property. He pays now on
ly 81 poll tax. So VIC have as the present
figures:
j. II Tillman, S17.75; John Smith, ST.
Under the Tillman- Gary Evans plan OF
SD poll tax and no 2 mills tax, We would
have these figures:
B. Il. Tillman, So; John Smith, g.
AS results Of the change there would be
these gaines and losses:
Gain for b. H. Tillman. $14.75.
Loss for John Smith, $2
How many John Smiths arc there wht
want to save the Is. II. Tillmans Sl4.7t
each, at cost to themselves Of 81 each.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-11
EIlcrbcC.s h;rrOr.

1T is said by the administration that no
untairncss has been practiccd in regard to
The assessment of property for taxation
| was told by n responsible gentleman at
Marion that the property belonging to Gen.
EllcrbcS fathers estate controlled by him
and returned by him was assessed for tax
cs ut So ZOO. AT the following spring
when the property was par,iioncd il was
valued at $4,000. The taxes were paid
on less than half tho value. The bank of
Marion returned its stock at $l.25 rcr
snare. It's par value Was cut down by the
board of equalization to 81 per share El-
crbc had tho assessment raised 10 81 40 per
snare when ilc president OF the bank had
declared that the whole stock would. not
Sell tor more than he had returned il. Is
Is strange that tho administration of the
government III that way gives dissalisfac-
ton? Is it strange that The banks and rnIl.
roads have gone into the c0urts?- Murphy
at Yorllvillc.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-11

We were talking with man who claims
to bc Tillman man and who says he is
supporting Tillman because OF the princi-
pies hc represent. Let us ask our friend
and neighbor if he believes in the $3 poll
tax scheme, the county government bill g,
tic education or property qualification for
voters, and high tariff. These are some
OF the principles that Governor Tillman
represents now and are about the only is.
sues he discusses and if he is sent to the Uni
ted States Senate and votes the way he
talks here on the tariff issue he will vote
with the KcpMblicans.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-11
A LOST CAUSE.

The Journal fully realizes that It has md
Is now advocating II lost cause. In the is-
she of that paper of July 28th, we find
this:
when d lawyer takes the witness s,and
ana tcStifics for his clients, witnesses arc
scarce and the case is desperate"
The editor the Journal is lawyer and
has violated not only what he says above,
but we'll known principle of law to not
state conclusions of fact without the cyi.
dcnce to back ii. That he has done this
cannot be denied, for we find In tho last Is.
sue OF that paper long windcd editorial
crlticising our mass meeting and the
speeches of Col. Orr and Mai. Murray
without giving the evidence. In the first
place he says that the audience was com.
posed Of Sheppardites one third, and Till
NANTES two-thiEds, which is erroneous.
The estimate should be reversed. The
Journal says 1t will not do the speakers the
"injustice' TO publish synopsis of their
speeches, yet it does them the 'injustice'
to cri,icisc them, and what they said with
out giving the evidence to the public. Blu,
here he reaches the climax:
| zone of the many amusing incidents
during tic delivery of his speech was ths
tilt between the speaker and B. J. John.
ston. Mr Johnston put question to Mr..
Murray and it was really amusing to sec
his attempt to dodge it and side track Mr.
Johnston, but the jolly IIishman stuck to
him and made him confess that he voted
against tho bill to reduce salaries of State
officers"
| The evidence docs not sustain this asscr-
ton, and the ''amusing incident" occurred
just like it was reported in the SENTINEL
last week. Mr.. Johnston asked question
and Immediately left the house without
waiting for the answer. 1t was vcry
amusing incident" indeed. If the editor
OF the Journal WAS disposed to do justice
he would have published the speeches
of Col. Orr and Maj. Murray, though it
was only a synopsis, and let the public
judge whether or not his conclusions were
right. He tries 50 force upon the public
assertions and conclusions which he does
not give the evidence TO sustain. Let us
remind our friend that "whcn n LAWYER
takes the stand and tcstifics for his client,
witnesses are scarce and The case dcsper.
atc."