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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-10-14
INSOLVENT NOTICE


BY order of the clerk of the county court
of Benton County, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against the
estate OF j NJ. Scott, deceased, to appear
and file the same with the clerk OF the
said court authenticated in the manner
prescribed by law, on or before the 4th
day of April 1893 The insolvency of
sad estate having been suggested, any
claim not filed on or before said day will
be forever barred both in law and equity.
This October !, 1892.
p. W. DEPRIEST,
Administrator j. NJ. Scott estate.
S. l.. PEELER,
Solicitor for Administrator, %
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08

Sabrifate Sebem 3uganglid
80 3sn brts aoute euHns Gents psrtu wurn
AZ 3 bree 9aobatp 9lan guet menr
Gents per orS aefou perten fonntn bet offion a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08
Wpas ehalitreit In wsinueipta

erfdbrt man na6trdgli6 nod 6olgens
6es: Ser in 6aribauIt un6 9ti1ma=
ter beitebenbe llnfug, bob fatboIi6e
Srbensf9meitern als 2ebrerinnen in
ben 6fentli6en S9ulen biemen unb
proteitantifdbe ainber ge3ipungen uere
ben, on benz fatboliiden &ate1ismHs>
unterri6t tbeil3unebmen, biirfte bic
ldngite 3eit gebauert baben.
Sie proteitantifbe @eiitli1feit in
st. paul nimmt fi6 Der Mngelegen=
belt auf bas 3tbrigite an llnb bat iid
fiirsli6 nit benz GeneralanpaIt bes
Staates in @erbinbung geiebt, Inn bem
geieBpibrigeu 9reiben Der S6ulbeb0rs
ben tn ben fragli6en Orten elm gnbe
gu MAIDEN. Sie Geifli1en tperben,
auf ben &atb bes @eneralanmaIts,
alagen gegen bic Nubitoren BON 3ice
un6 Mafbington @ountp anbdngia
MAIDEN, bamit bieielben perbinbert
nerben, ben 0ffentli6en S6ulen in
Garibault nnb Stillmater, tpel6e burd)
BEN 5mif9en 4atbolifen unb Sdulbee
b6rben abgefdlofenen Contract in
Wirfli6feit fatboliife pfarrl6ulen gez
tporben finb, nod ferner Gelber aug
benz Staatsf9ulfonbs ausauaablen.
Wirb ben S1ulbeborben auf bieie
Meiie Der Staar gefto6en, 10 tperben
lie tpobl anbere .Saiten aufaieben unb
Der Contract biirfte balbigft iuiberrufen
tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08

bdtten, bic ia ben Monb fir cine 59az
le balten, pel6e ie nod ibrer SteQung
entmeDer etmas ober piel Waller emts
bdlt ober aud gang leer lit, tpie beim
WoQmon6e, 10 bdtten mir in bielem
Monat itarfe &egengiiiie slt ertparten.
9ie Monbii6el itebt bollfommen mage
re6t. 9febenbei baben pir aud apei
Qbenbiterne iebt bi6t bel einanber; gez
itern 9lbenb paren beibe ni1t mebr aIs
cine balbe 8pllmonbbreite BON einanz
Der entfernt, Die 8enus unten unb Der
Supiter bariiber. Ser lebtere l1eint
iebt fleiner gu iein, als bic 8enus, Die
uns BON allen Sternen am nd6iten
unb ungefdbr 10 groB ipie bic @rbe 1T,
wdbrenb li9 aus benz Suptter l 200
grben MAIDEN lieBen. Sb mir nun bic
pereinigte Nnaiebung Der beiben BLAME
ten erfabren tperbens Wir mitfien eben
abmarten, mas fDmnlt.
I'm ben %. 6ebruar, Mafbingtons
8eburtstag, tommen ia aud gep0bnz
li6 pieber bic S1tpalben unb ipenn
mir bis babin einen bur9mei9emben
Hegen bdtten, banm birfte tpobl elm
gutes Sabr in Mu8fi6t 1teben. @s
sieben friib i6on idpere Wolfen bonn
8olf berauf.
Sie 8abn BON eagle paB na9 Mez
rico binein ipirb iegt bon Sorreon mad
Durango tpeiter gebaut, mo ii6 bic
groBen gifenberge befinben; BON ba
tpirb iie Maaatlan am Stillen Osean
errei6en unb 70 einen 0erfebrsueg berz
ltelen, Der i'm Winter nidbt peri1neit.
Die III SonDra nor &ur5em entbeften
&oblen, bic gang poraiigli9 iein lollen,
tperben bas llebrige tbun.
Die @rippe bat aud eagle paB be-
iu6t unb Man9em fart 3uieBt. Scr.
SprOull, unier friiberer poltmeiiter,
itarb baran. @s mar aber aud cine
Witterung, aus Der man atpei bdtte
MAIDEN fonnen; brei Sage lang lag Der
S6nee auf benz 8oben.
81. 9ielf9er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08
= Bei bili6ien aranfbeiten nebmet
8eeham's Yillen.
SDrresppnbens. :

Sorresppnbems. = eagle paB,
6, 6ebruar '92. Ser faltefte She'll
bes Winters fdeint iibertanben sm fein,
obgleid geip0bnlib i'm erfen Srittel
bes Gebrnar uo6 cine MieberboIung
Der fogenannten ntalten @elle" (ein
9lusbrud, Der ba seigt, baB unlere Wetz
terflinbigen bic llria9e mod nidt fenz
nen) ipie i'm Sanuar in 9fnsli9t itebt.
Siefe rfalten 9Gellen" f6nneu bod nur
ba0urd entiteben, baB ein eroBerer
ober ein 9aufe fleinerer Weltf0rper in
berielben &i6tung uie bic Welle 3tpiz
f6en Sonne unb @rbe bur6paiiiren
unb uns bic Sonnenmdrme gum She'll
ent3ieben. Stun - mad unb mad tperz
ben bic offi5iellen @elebrten aud nod
Man6es lernen, gerabe 10, ipie man
trob alles Strdubens bod 3ulebt augez
ben muBte, baB fleinere Weltt6rper
(WeteOriteine) tpenn iie Der @rbe gu
nabe fommen, bon ibr anse5ogen ipers
ben unb auf lie berabfalen miiiien.
0om 10. bis Is, Midrat fpmntt bann
iDieber cine iolde Sroit>Welle, bic aber
mebr ben gtorben trifft, tpdbrenb bic
Gage bonn 20. bis 25. 9lpril aupeilen
benz Siiben sefdbrli6 perben, tpie }.
.. i'm Sabre 1875, mo am %. 9lpril
Elm yia6tfroit ben gan3en Siiben bon
Gloriba big 3eraS beimiu6te.
Wenr ilbrigens bic Snbianer &e9t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08
Gin ihlauer @ett tsifer.

Our9 cine &riegsliit gepann bieier
Gage ein S6ld6tergeielle cine iener
unannigen, iogenannten ugbwetten"
bic i6on 10 Diel llnbeil beranlaBt baz
ben. Sn elmer Mirtbi9aft Ser 6d)6n=
bauier Nllee er5dblte ndmli6 Der Wirtb,
oaB iein &aro, elm gerpaltiger Nells
funoldnber, unslaubli6 piel Tutter ge=
brau6e. Su erbob ii6 ploBli6 am
Rebentii1e elm biinenbafter S6ldhter=
gefelle nnb erfldrte, er lei i'm 5tanbe
mebr gu pertilgen. als Der 3ieienbunb.
ST erbot li6, als Der Wirtb bies be-
5tpeifelte, gu elmer Wette, ipel6e iofort
gum gustrag gebra6t tperben iollte.
Der gDirtb ging Die Wette ein unb es
purbe feitgeieBt, baB Der unterliegenbe
= fiir ben 9unb ielbltperltdnbli9 beis
fen 9err = auBer elmer Sage" fir bic
glnmeienben au6 bic &riegsfofen, 5.
b. ben 8etrag fir bic perSebrten @peiz
Ten, be5ablen fpae.
Ser S6ld9ter, Der ii9 bic Wabl Der
Speifen pnrbebalten bate, befellte fir
fi6 nnb ieinen @egner sund6ft ie cine
portion aalbsbraten. &aro, Der big ba=
bin bebagli6 am Ofen lag, iparb serufem
nnb peraebrte nit groBem Bebagen
l6nell ben unperbofften 2ederbifen.
glu6 Der S6ld6ter iparb balb fer
tig. Sarauf Deripeilten bic beiben
Gegner nod mebrere partionen graz
ten, aaro NIT unberdnberter 2ei6z
tigfeit, Der 56ld6ter aber sulebt
nur nod miibfam, 70 baB Der
Birtb f9on gu triumpbiren begamm.
Sa lieB Der S6ld6ter aber atpei tro=
dene S6rippen brinsen, bib ber5baft
in eine unb reidte bic 3lpeite ieinem
pierbeinigen 8egner. Oieler bel6niifz
felte aber MIR bas 8ebdd unb menbete
it'd oann berd6tli6 ab, pdbrenb Der
S6ld6ter tapfer 3ubib, biz Ser lebte
Sappen Der5ebrt mar. Damn erbob
Der 0iine iid BON feinem plab unb
rief benz perbliifften @irtb ladenb su:
vSeben Sic nun, i6 babe gefiegt; her
nit Der 2age!" Oie @dite ftimmten
benz S6lauberger gu unb Der Mirtb
muBte CUTE Wtiene gum boien Spiel
MAIDEN umb bic Sage" gum geiten
geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08

Die einsige Sanbels> >9lfabemie i'm
Staate Segas, tpel6e man alS cine
Nnitalt eriter alaiie be3ei6nen fam, 1T
obne 6rage bas bielige "Alamo City
Business College" Sbren 9lnlpru9 auf
elne fol6 bobe unb beionbere Stellung
tann bieie Mnitalt auf ibre iDfematif6e
@intbeilung Der peri6iebenen 9eparte=
ments, bic ale unter Der 2eitung err
fabrener unb tiihtiser 2ebrer liesen,
baltren. &ei6 illuitrirte 8ataloge lpers
ben auf @unid iiberal bin frei perz
tanbt. gS. s, 3 d dman, Director.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08
QSie TT cies !!

@ir bieten einbnnSert Dollars gelobnure
FUR jeben Gaa bon 9atarrb, ber nidt furG
gtnnebn,en bon Saa's aatarrb Sur sebeiIt
srerben fam.
s. S. ghenep & 6 o, @isentb., Golebp, o.
Bir bic flnter3eihneten baben s. 8. Gbes
neh ieit ben letten 10 Sahrsn sefannt unb
balten ibn fir bo1fon,men ebrenbaft in allen
@eiHdftsperbanbluneen unS financiea befds
bist, aIle BON ieiner Tirma einsesansensm
@erbinbIihfeiten 3m erfiilen.
Ne It & Eruar. @rcbbanbeIs. .Drosuiiten,
SeEebo, ..
BaIbtna, 8innan G. Marpin, @rpB.
banbelssDrosuiiten, Tolebp, ..
9au'S &atarrh. Sur f3irb innerIih aenom.
men unb tpirft bireft auf bas 8lut unb bic
ftleimisen Sberfdben bes Sbltems. 3euas
niiie fret berianbt. preis rs @tS. fir Bic Nlas
ide. @erfanft bon aIlen Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08

Jlulltu tW!pIpY Iul uteolItul, Ese IuY
! ietbft etn, es sing jest nidt. Das Sabr
barauf flopfte ite ipieoer an, energil9er
ais oas erite Wtal unb nidt 70 grlnb,
los mie iie slanbte.
Ole ansl6lieBli9 lpirtbl1aftli1e
Ibdtisfeit, bas 9elbitbanoanlegen per<
trug ii6 tn Der 9dnse ni6t NIT 0oot'S
seie0l6aftli6er Stellung, bic linn audi
Yfli6ten auferleete @r muBte Ben
sr0Bten Tbeil oes Ninters in Ser gtaot
3ubrinsen, bel 9ofe erl9etneu, Die alten
&ameraben fanoen li9 ipieoer bel linn
Elm. Sein unsliid, ietne Serbannltng
murbe jest BON oenlelben 2euten, ole
oamalS nitgebolfen, in bas &omi|6e
| 9e5osen, ori9inea 9efunben, feline alue<
rifanii9en Grlebnille ni6t als gelunoe
| 9ebren, ionbern ais pifante Ibenteuer
senommen. Die &lubs 0ffneten ibm
| ale Tbore, Die alte Spbare 5og n1d6ttg,
bas 8lut i6lug tpieoer unregelmdbtser,
bttiger gtngen elle Ynlle.
Der fleine 6anS muBte auh NIT In
Die Staot, er befam cine @rsie9erin eey
meinlam nit Sba. 8orbei mar es nit
ben ausgelaiienen 5pielen nit Sob, an
Dem er falt mebr btng ais on Dem 8az
ter; oas pabte lid ni9t ll1ebr fir Sen
beranna6ienben fletnen @rafen, uno
ote iorgli9e @roBmama dnsltiste ieeer
Suft5ug, Der i'm anipebte.
@r befam iest aud 3ur SrellSe aller
Damen etu niel ariltofratilheres u9tir;"
Der .8auernjunse." ipie tim Wtelanie
i'm @ebetmen nannte, peri6lpano ii1nler
nebr, er befam etne fetue, our6}t6tise
0aut ipie Soa6en, 11ur bic @lieomaBen
blieben etipaS plump unb ungefiigt9, STE
@elenfe srob. 9inn, oas mar ia ttidt
anoers m0glif, oaS pur sang mar min
etnntal fir INNER peroorben.
6ooi aeiste iid nod oiel abseuelster
alS baS 3abr porber. @r mar iett
erblider 0et6sratb, lie babe feinen ges
griff, mas oaS beige, eine ielfe 5tel,
lung aufsn9eben; fir lid am @noe
f0nne er es ia, aber fiir ben Sans!
Damn bic Gr5tebung oes Sunget1, fpie
iollte bieIe in ct. Ebonas ansfa0en!
Benn er einmat ertua6ien iei, tonne ct
ia cine Heile biniiber MAIDEN. Sb 1ie
it9 oenn i1 irgenb ettpaS 3u beflaaeu
babe, ob man iie lire Gbfanft MIR Inn
9erin9itep fiiblrn lalie.
Der gater Tonne ia beritbertommen;
oaB er ft6 ba9egen pebre, iei nur itar<
rer @i9euiinu, Mieber's Stand liebe fi6
ia jest portrefflid perfaitfen, Die @riinbe
3n elmer neien 9lusnanberung 1eten ia
ole beleittgt, uno obre oiele lei es Elm
Verbrehen, iein 8aterlano sit perlalien.
Den @runo, ber &arlin ii6 10 biniiberz
lebnen mahte, Iah er ntdt Elm unb
mollte ibn ni6t ieben; anoererieits
)6ien ibr ber1elbe nod gu lnreif, I'M
i'm 5n mennen; ite urtbeilte am Gnoe
bod 5u ftreng bon i9rem Stanbpunfte
aus. Hooi mar ia if: gegeniiber 70
lieb uno gut nie i'm eriten Sabre ibrer
Gbe uno ua9te nit peinlider 5trenae
ii6er Die ibm als @atte sufommenSe
5teluns.
Sic CAB mad, 10 un,pobl iie iid) aud
trot aaeoem In bieiem neuen 2eben
fiiblte, nnb beidrdnfte li6 barauf, bel
jeoer @elegenbeit Nobi an bas itiae
@lid gu mabnen, bas lie In Der Miible
genofen afa Sarlinriuer, al Die trau>
liben Nbenbe uno Mtonof1einnadte,
an bic bier unbefannte ssreibeit bon
allem 3wans Der @eleai9aft, an un-
3dblige fleine Seenen natiirfiden, bier
unbefanrten @lides.
(Sortieturs fOlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08
s. &. Collins @sauufacturina

g., go, l, 3, 5 unb Z Sfz9ouiton
Strabe, bat Die grObte 9lusmabl in
Minbs, Yferbefraftz, Sampfz unb
nb>Yumpen aller Dirt unb pprsiigz
li6ter 9onitruftion: Maher Gobren
aller 9lrt nebft 3ubeb0r i'm @roB unb
aleinbanbel. Spbraulii6e &ammell
unb Winbmiiblen aller @r6be gum
pumpen unb Mablen iinb bort su baz
ben ober werben auf geltelung beiorgt.
8roBe sluspabl in allen Nrtifeln unb
bilige preiie bel sebiesenfter gluss
fiibrung,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08
Wf61ttel 1ttto ec$tecfet9 !!

nt. sgr bonn Nre abbdng Sud ubr lit
greie banau dngerihtet - ' ' 4"D'" ""''"
fOten begelet o " " ~ sA"'s'" 20 ""O %
127
mpbnad gu $l25 un S14 pnfaufn 9eltt auf " D
800
paDet nt n Fee nrn reousrt samn Sds
% sSpae ,hmu
so een rs ens mt ST. cnFiesA grls o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08
Gdf Maim Yla5a ,tno 9ceamias
gtrake, Gan 9tmtptip.
&lei6erifoifel !
&leiocrltoffe !

uhoergle 5pe3u Yrelsermdbi9ungen n6 einget spie
~ maden g8r ermdbnen:
46 3ou brte NIT Sbe bndens Snras dpa
Sen
sSplf1on fur n -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08

Gin Sebsr, meI&er I&on RON Rbeumattsmus aeplast
wuree, NETS bic G4mer5cn 5u phrci gen, uub @ae,
pelde te Salpaton Del 5ar Setluns sebroubt baben,
Ttlen cteies auSse3et9nete Setlmtttel gu fdpdsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-08
sSlamelle, 8lanfets u,,o Comforts,

& ola & Ss @ gaas lo pat
t s yaar poaeae snsts sSir
gt
gbeulo Comforts mir
He ontttonen rubers Eede = ,''i-s
Banfs prhanibmGs
- - - ~ o.sAsas
peelle Oerten ml6ea
Strunspen, Sbaws, SastIhan, - '7.7"'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02

The Young Atlantics defeated the
to IA. They would like TO hear from any
team under II years OF age. Address,
Michael Kennoy, ISL Division street.
The citizens committee OF Washington
have arranged to provide shelter and beds
for 6o,0)o veterans during the National
Encampment OF tho q. A. II. In September.
II is proposed to erect on the grounds OF
the Washington monument and along the
South side OF b street, temporary build
iDgs, each "a feet wide and 900 feet long.
The building will afford accommodations
for about 5000. Dining halls will also be
erected In the vicinity, where m eals will
be served at low price. The committee
will supply the buildings and cots free Of
cost.
About week ago young girl, II years
OF age, disappeared from this city and her
folks searched everywhere and were al
most distracted. They were told that she
had been seen at Bullock's Point or at
some other shore resoi., ;, but after n
thorough search no trace OF her could be
found. Chief Perry was notified, and
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock started
out to find her. At $50 o'clock he had
the girl home and the family were once
more united. She was found at a house
between Woonsocket and Diamond Hill
Plains. The girls family are very re-
spectacle people and would feel publicity
keenly. She promised to remain at home
in the future.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
Athletes OF the Present Day.

j. T.. sullivan, Secretary OF the Amateur
Athletic Union, President Of the Pastme
Athletic Club, ana Athletic Editor the The
Sporting Times, writes
"For years have been actively connected
with athletic sports. always found IL To my
advantage 10 use hllcock's Porous Plastcrs
while in training, rs they quickly remove
soreness and stiffness; and when attacked
with any kind of pains, the result OF slight
colds, | always used Allcock's with bene-
fetal results. ! have noticed that most ath.
lctes of thelpresent day use nothing else but
Allcock's Plasters."
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
RiDIkIN & COONEY.
Tuesday, Aug. ?,
And Thurs
SPECIAL.

S dozen Ladies' silk lace Mitts,
tan shades, 90 a pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
CHILD'S SHOES.

Child's spring heols, dongola
kid tip Shoes, sizes 8 10 II at 800
a pair; worth 87c.
70 pair of tap sole, veal calf
Shoes, all solid leather at 98c a
pair, worth $1.25.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
SHOE DEPT.

Ledics' Oxford Tfss-We have
just received two cases of Ladies'
tan colorod Oxford Ties, all sizes
at 79c n pair, worth 1926.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
THE WEATHER.

For Rhode Island: Cooler.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
HOSIERY DEPT.

A small quanty of Ladies fast
black nd balbriggan drop stitch
Hose a &c q pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
DOMESTIC DEPT.

8 pieces turkey red Damask,
fast colors, 56 inches wide, at 25c
a yard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
ANOTHER SPECIAL
LOT OF COTTON
UNDERWEAR.

Lot Ladies' white Skirt at
SOC, 3 styles.
Style Trimmed with 9-inch
wheel Lace, 3-inch cambric rufile
8 tucks.
Style 2-3-inch cambric rufllc,
3-inch torchon Lace, 3 tucks.
Style 3-4-inch Hamburg, A
tucks, choice of the lot SOC.
Lot 2-5 dozen Ladies Drawers
hamburg trimmed, 3 tucks, 25c.
Lot 3-3 dozen Ladies Night
Robes, splendid quality cotton,
A clusters of 8 tucks, 3 rows of fine
insertion, cuff trimmed with 3
tucks. 1-inch insertion and half
inch hamburg, a choice Robe at
75c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-02
RlDIkIN 4 COONEY.
Wednesday, Aug. 3,
day, Aug. 4.

20 dozen White Aprons, black,
blue and red borders, fast colors,
IL 1-2c
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-03-31

There is to be no abusive cpithcts to be
used by the conservatives in this campaign
All the friends of the movement are re-
questcd to go armed with the platform. 1t
is calm, sober statement of tho situation
Those who are not with us are against us,
and we are determined to grant to every
opponent what we claim for oursclycs-the
right to judge men and measures on the
facts. We give the proceedings of the con-
vcntion and the platform adopted. Every
section of It can be easily proved. Only
those who do not believe the statements
made, can refuse to vote with us. 1t will
be said that this movement is against the
farmers, because it isagainst Tillmar. This
must be promptly disputed. Till
man claims to be the farmers
movement, but his claims are not al
lowed, for his policy and all the facts fly
right in the face Of tho Claim.
DO not say anything against the ticket
until you read the platform. If it appeals
to your reason and common sense, vote
for its opponents at your first opportunity.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-03-31

/ .-'I.r""." ,"'In u lUu acres, ~ miles
horth or Pickcns on graded read; three.
good tenant houses, 60 acres in high st ato.
or cultivation, 30 acres best Twelve Mile
bottom; does not overflow; fir1 pasture of
iO aI!"rcs. good fence. good we'll of water
an two good sprhisSs. Will sell on easy
terms. Price $1,8@)0.
16O acres near C1"ntral with rs acres in,
a high state of cuYtivation. Good DWELL.
ing and necessary &out buildings.
209 acres on Bige Crow Creek rs acres:
in cultivation; 25 u k.crcs best bottom land.
1S acres of it witFnout ditch; the bottom
land not subject Wo overflow; half n lie of
mill and gin, ofc mile of school and
church. Price, sB, 600; terms easy. '
175 acres near H'umpkintown in original
forest; 100 acres Plies well and timber fine.
Also 400 'aScrcs unimproveq tract
10 acres bottom unrimprovcd; $50 Nacrcs of
tract in original timber. Pfriec $3.50.
80 acres 2 miles southwest o. r. Cross
Plains on waters of Georges creek; good
cotton land, onc-half in original f4orcst;
fne timber; about 35 acres cleared a1nd in
high state of cultivation; good watAcr and
necessary buildings; terms easy.
Al acres just north of town, join b the
cororatc limits, all in cultivation, 10Aacrcs
or the finest bottom land, fine buiXlding
site. This is good bargain for px ersvn
wanting small farm near town. 1Price
800, half cash, balance in one year u
For any particulars write to Pickkcns
Land Agency Pickcns, $. G..
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-03-31
The Mine Gives QIp Its Dead

DUNBAR, Pa, March 24.-Thc dead bod
les Of twenty three miners who lost their
lives in the Nine Hill mine when that
that mine took fire June 10th, 1890,
were yesterday fou,.d by scarchcrs. Five
men arc still missing. The men had been
sulfocatcd or drowned. They probably
were dead in an hour. The fire had not
touched them. They were all identified,
chiefly by their clothing or the contents OF
their pockets. The discovery was rumored
about yesterday, but the mine authorities
refused to acknowledge it until prepara-
tons for bringing out the bodies were in
shape. The mine owners have spent about
$lO0, 900 in efforts to reach these bodies.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-03-31
TRIEG CANDIDATES..

Il ;s T8w M8w ,ru3Ep who the. candidates will
be for the different county Offices ihls Year
as no one has publicly announced himself.
But there is good deal of whispering
around and 81 heard so" regarding the can
didacy Of several gentlemen. 1t is said
that for the Office Of Clerk the present in
cumbent, Maj. j. NJ. Stewart, will have All
opponent in the person Of Maj. j. J. Lew
is. Rumor has it that Sheriff Richcy will
have trio to contend with. They are Mr..
A. w. Folgcr, j. II. G. Mcdaniel and j.
w. Thomas Treasurer Younghlood will
be opposed by j. II. Hill and Auditor
Clyde will make the race with J. a. Rob-
inson. The Probate Judge and Senator
will not run as they have two more years
yet to serve. Nothing is known rs to who
will be candidates for county commission
er, but it is thought the present ncumbcnts
will stand for reelection, and with posi-
bly, some one to give them tilt. The
members Of the Legislature. Who wants
to run for this otllcc2 No one has been
mentioned yet, but there being no "drift-
wood" in this county for Governor Tillman
to throw his rocks at, ii is fair to presume
that the old members will want to go back
again. AS was said at the outset, ii is not
known who will be candidates and those
we have mentioned arc only talked of as
probable candidates. There may be others
besides those we have mentioned, who
want to, or intend to run, if so, we hope
they will not be frightcnd by any Of tho
gentlemen We have named. 1t is only q
little fun for little while if you get beat.
Don't wait, gentlemen. Send in your V
&C who you are and
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-03-31
The Convention,

Whatever may have been the misgivings
as to the makeup of the convention which
completed its work this morning they were
completely dispcllcd upon its assembling.
1t was composed of mcst admirable ma
tcrial. The percentage of new men was
especially noticeable. The temper of the
body was business like throughout. The
members evidently had q purpose in COM
ing and that purpose they undertook TO nc
complish with such expedition as should
not involve unsccmly haste. Fresh from
the people they proceeded to act for tho
people in a straightforward manner that
could not be misunderstood.
The uttcranCcS of the convention as con-
tanned in the platform, plainly set forth the
lines upon which is to be waged the con-
test for Il reform of the State Govern
mcnt. No attack is contemplated upon in
stitutions which the people rs represented
in the Legislature, have declared their wish
to have sustained and pcrpetuatcd The
paramount necessity OF fostering the far
ming interest is distinctly recognized.
The appeal for a righting of the wrongs
which one faction has committed under the
guisc of reform is not less temperate than
earnest. The purpose to bury past differ
enccs in the united endcavor to restore
harmony and strength to the party organi-
Zation, clearly animated the convention in
every act, in every uttcrance.
Not the least significant quality of the con-
vention was observed in the the deter
mination not to be ,MH"sscd" by any man
.Sfs 'py v,S ,GSom5lnp3 and DaYas ,%Glp1 n%eG2lple's
cnvcntion, intent only upon advancing the
copies interest and safely guarding the
copies rights.-Statc 25th.