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FAILED TO PAY.
Reading Defaulted on Lancaster {
QuarwilIe Bonds.


PHuApELrnIA, July S.-The Reading
Railroad Company has defaulted in the
payment of both the principal and interes'
of the Lancaster 4 QuArfyville bonds,
which il guarantees. aid which matus d
Saturday.
The Reading has been operating the Ian
caster 4 Qasrryville road for 70 years. dur
ing which time il has been dead loss Of
about $500, zoo, according to the statement
of Reading officials. 1t is probable that
some other parties will take possession Of
the road and release the Reading.
The Finarce Company Of Pennsylvania,
representing a syndicate formed for that
purpose, today, paid OF 100000 Of the
loan made by Speyer & Co., New York,
to the Reading Company. The balance Of
the loan, S2,5o0,00o, was extended by
Speyer i Co.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
areughi By the Wires Frsm the Nssth. East
South aad west

The Prussian Landtsg closed Monday.
The Albuquerque National Bank Of
Albuquerque, n. NJ, suspended business
Monday.
Freiburg Bros, Cincinnati, liquors, as
signed Monday. Liabilities and assets
about 5000. 600.
The Mcpherson County Bank of Golden,
Col assigned Monday. Impossible to
collect on notes outstanding" is given as the
cause. No statement as to assets and ha-
bilities is made public.
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SOME OTHER NAN.
Euual Lie Says II Never Owned Any Land in
Wyeming.

BosToS, july with regard to the
statement published this morni from
Cheyenne. wso. that the Mutual Life In-
surance Company of New York had been
defrsudei of si4.07s in iana sxindle in
Wyoming. the general agent at Boston re-
csived the following Dispatch today from
The second vice president Of the company
The report you call attention TO does
nos apply TO this company. The Mutual
Life never purchased nor owned real estate
in Wyoming
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N. Boz
Jewell,
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cAAuvAuQUA ASSEMBLY.


CHAuIAuuuA. July 2.--The Chautauqua
assembly season OF 1898 opened here Satur-
day. I, IA the 20.h year Of the assembly.
and during the season = reunion will be
heh Of those who attended the first a.
scmbly.
The Chautsuqua course for 1894 10 an
attractive one, aud deals nth the rise and
fall Of Il me snd sith the making Of mod
ern Europe during the middle ages.
II has to do with the arts and letters OF
those troublesome times and lays the foun-
dation for thorough know ledge Of modern
history.
Among the famous lecturers, readers and
musicians who y i'll take par, in the Assem-.
bly, program are Prof. Henry Drummond Of
Glasgow, suthor Of Natural Law in the
Spiritual worki.r who will deliver six iec-
lures: Edward E2gleston. Prof. Richard
T. Ely, Prof. VIM. X. Harper, Rev. Joseph
Cook, Prof. Herman Won Hoist, Miss
Francis T.. willard and Mrs. Kate Douglas
WigQin,
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Maine Postal Changes .

wAsnrxeroy, July 3.-These changes
in the postal service of Maine are an
uounced:
Route lll5. Eureka to Oakland. From
July /. 1893, change service 80 as to sup
ply Lake Shore, between eureka and Oak
hand, increasing distance two miles.
Route l344. Arnold to Etna. From
July /, 1898, change service so ~ to sup
ply Etna at new site increasing distance .36
mile.
Star service has been discontinued on
these routes
Route iIis. Lskeshore to Oakland
From June 80, 1893.
Rout. lI55. Berry Mills to South Car.
shage. From June 80, 1898.
Route 1918. Portland to Peaks Island
From June so, 1893.
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A DRIFTING MATCH.


Loxpos, July S.-The regatta of the
Royal Northern Yacht Club took place to-
day, on the course off Rothesay. Scotland.
The wind was light and the r. gatta proved
little better than drifting match. At the
end of 'he first round the commodore Of
the club stopped the race AMI awarded the
FIRST prize to the Calluns, the Scotch cutter.
The valkyrie, challenger for the America s
cup. was given second prize, Satanita third.
and Britannia fourth.
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THAT EXTRA SESSION.
Complications That Are Likely 10 Arise on Ac-
count Of Deadiocks.

WASHINGTON, July 3-The fact that the
not unanimous on the silver question. and
that some Of them will probably vote to
repeal the Sherman silver purchasing law,
seems to lend an added interest to the con
tests which were pending when the senate
adjourned in extra session in April last IN
the case Of the senators from Montana,
Wisconsin and Washington. Ia all three
of these states the legislatures got into n
prolonged deadlock and adjourned with
out eIecting a senator to fill the vacancies
that were TO occur on March T. The gov
ernor of Montana appointed Lee Mantle, a
Republicans, but pronounced free coinage
advocate, TO succeed Wilbur +. Sanders
Rep.) MIR Mantle's credentials were ie-
ferred to the committee Oh privileges and
elections, which
Made Majority Report
in favor OF Sc ating the appointee, but the
senate adjourned without action on his
case and the seat remains vacant. The
legislature of the state is controlled by
Democrats ald Populists, and the gov
ernor is Republican. Should the Repuf =
ICaH appblnIfc ul iNt EpNtTucf b' hVe
seated the legislature would probably
choos. "A Democrat or Populst. Gov
ernor Richards Of Montana WAS 10 Wash
ington recently, and he declared very en-
Enthusiastically hat he would not call the
legislature together again if Mantle wa'
refused a seat
In Wyomi {, the legislature has Dem
ocratic and Populist majority, but
Failed to Elect "a senator.
The governor. a Fusionist, appointed ..
{. Pec<with free coinage Fusionist.
His credentials were also before the senate
committee without action when the senate
ad journed.
In Washington state the legislature and
governor both are Republicans. but the
legislature faiIe,i Oh account OF local fighss
to elect succ .s~Ur TO Jchn Is. Allen, re-
publican. aud the governor appointed him
to succeed hi4nseif His case was pending
when the senate adjourned, Mr.. Allen. 1t
was thought, would vote for the repeal vi
the Sherman law if admitted to his seat.
These three cd,es will probably bring on
bitter aud protracted preliminary fight
before the seHate can settle down to the
business for which the extra session was
convened. The right Of a senator to his
seat is question of the highest privilege,
and senator, n one side or the other OF
the silver question are sure to demand a
decision on tl Sc cases before any vote is
taken OIL the sherman law
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A TELLING POINT.
0sssia csatrslIs1 ssaiias Ia 8shsias Sea TIL
Uaitsd Statss Get Control.

PANS, July 3.--Before the court Of afbi.
t1afion today, Mr.. Phelps argued that the
term Pacific did not include Behring sea
in the context Of the treaties or interpella'
sions Of the treaties given by Canning. John
Quincy Adams and oil other diplomats, un.
til pelagic sealing began.
He proved that Russis enjoyed the exclu
sive possession Of sealing until the session
Of Alaska 10 the United States.
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With Whitefield Grange.

WtxrnRor, July Especial. Union
Pomona Grange met with Whiteheid
Grange July /. The attendance was so
l.rge that ii was deemed inexpedientto TO hol'
me meeting in the hall, and, the afternoo
rieeting was held in the church, where after
rhe other business fine literary pro
rramme was rendered.
An intermisson was then taken for sup
PER after which the fifth degree was con
ferred upon the members desiring it. The
most of the members stayed to the meeting
# Whitetield grange in the evening.
This is the first time Union Pomona
grange has met with Whitefeld grange and
II went away satisfied that it had truly
teen a success.
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KEEP EN- OUT.
Diseased Canadian Cattle 1t
London from Montreal.
Mr.. Phelps Shows Russia Controlled
Behring Sea Sealing
Inl ALASKA was Ssld b uaele ean-ysm-
lac Psial nsAs.

Loxpox. July s. Herbert Gardner. pres
ident Of the board Of agriculture, stated hat
microscopic examination Of the animals
landed from the steamer Lake Winnipeg
from Montreal, proved that the animate
were affected with contagious pleuro- -pueu.
monia, and that the prohibition aGainst the
importation of Canadian cattle must b
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PROVIDENCE, July 3-The cornerstone
of the new So. Joseph's hospital was laid
by Cardinal Gibbons Of Baltimore yester-
day, with impressive ceremonies. Father
Kinnerney Of Pawtucket delivered the
sermon, and there was a large attendance
OF clergy of the diocese and from out Of
town. A solemn pontifical high mass was
celebrated in the cathedral In the morn
ing. Cardinal Gibbons preached the SER
mon, and parade of Catholic societies
took place in the afternoon.
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AN INDIANS GRAFTON.
Flying Clouds Mastery and
Thrilling Speech.

worthy of Ingersoii. Biaine' "ians'o"e ''
Bisrnarck-The Eio""s ias' ah' ti''
-, c,,,s,n,-Prp.eutpd in u Verbal PanO-
rama-Here Is n Lesson TO Heed
The Indian is the most poetic race III 'ne
world, in their relations WIN 'heif oN" ;
ia their habits when not on t"e WIZ I"th' ;
tn their customs, song-, hanoes' III the'r 'e-
iet In tbe happy huntinS sfo'i'i'' anu III '''e
con, options of the Great Man t""'
The following Is an extract from the speech
of Fiying Cloud, n famous hleAapoo iheu'eihe
man: , 49,,
"Chidrcu of the Great >pir"' 49, ,u' ~ y,
4. - -. oir Though iuyi-lbtf, l am here 10
,,.n vou of our wrongs anal If our riSht.
"four hunIrei YEAR agp u ',t'ht !" hits =,
Man sailed from spain u hi,i - - 80
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A Pa0BABtE MURDER.
Italian Stabbed by Companion Near Unien,
Sunday Evenins-wiil Die.

RockLAsD. July 3.-Two Italian labor
ers on the Georges Valley Railroad. build
Ing from Warren TO Union, engaged in 8
scufse Sunday evening, when one stabbed
the other Eve times aud then escaped. The
wounded man is not expected TO live. Sher-
if Gray and posse are securing the country
in search of the assailaEt.
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TINE SITUATION EASIER.


Ngw YoKk, July 3.--The Fourth ol
July holiday was evidently begun by many
business men Saturday. no business being
transacted down town today. except tha
which could not be avoided. The bank,
are all very busy.
Among the banks the situstion vas re-
ported very easy this morning. Demands
from the country il was said we're very
light, and many large centres. notabl,
Chicago. are beginning to pay back the
money borrowed from New York.
A slight improvement 10 reported from
Philadelphia. Some heavy remittance,
we're received from that city today.
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M.,h.r., M.en.s.,, Mesh.,siu

Mas wISsro~'s SOOTHING sYnur has heen
used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for 'hcir CHILDREN while TEETH
ING, with ~ RFECT SUCCESS. II SODIHE1
the CHILD, sUrTENs the GUNS, ALLAYS al
PAIN; CURES WIND COI1fC and 10 the eese
remedy for DIARRHtEA. Sold by drsGgtsts tu
every psrt Of the world BE SIRE and ask for
.Nrs winsiow's Soothing syrup." and tahs -
other kind. twenty Eve cents bottle.
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OF Personal Interest.

Mr.. r. L. Ilsley of Bangor, who is prin-
eipal of the Belfast high school, il to spend
tie greater Part of his summer vacstion al
Martha's Vineyard, where he Is to attend
tie School of Methods and Physical Train
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04

That W Orltl wa tiie
Rel Mans. Then all
went well with our
Forefather- fro M
the upper waters OF
the fluron- to the
Great Warm Gulf
that kissed the land
of Fruit and Flow
ers, where the SIM
inoies hunted and
fisile,i.
The Indian wei.
coined the White
Man, and for that
welcome our peo-
pie were driy en-
step by step 10 ward
the great salt Lake,
beneath W h ic b
drops the Great
SPIRITS Eye every
day when twilight
comes down upon
tl.n .si q Ii.
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George W. Lane dealer in fancy notions
and millinery. Milford. Nsss.. has filed
voluntary petition in insolvency.. Liabiii-
ties. $ll 900: assets. stock in trade, which
is attached, nominally $500.
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A clean, white powder, osiorless. harm
less, and beyond all, an effective disinfec-
tant. This describes liking Of Germ Xii
iers." General depots. James +. FalIef 4
Co, and George d. Haskell.
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Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn nj Cleveland, New
York at st. LOUIS. Phiiadelpsa at Cincinnati.
Washington at Louisville. Games both forenoon
and afternoon.
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DAILY
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

q p,sasa,i,. SUNDAY. ineiud'i-N ru" sundays only
through iiest- 20 the wofid'. Fair. California
sia ~ poiai. ,pafa AMI West may De ii.i1 u - T.
II N.is.- -icsrt agent. Augusta, the only once
- Asrt.t. ...ing VIA all routes and checking
tafsagf nee lf sHpen-e
FArYuy TtehtE. Vice Pres. Il ti"nl Man
- E,-arlteY. Gcn9 Pass. & Ticket Ag'i,
Portland JsUr 2. i-Yi
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Other Games.
co,,er,son. Laid by Cardinal cibboaa

At Erie-Erie, 5: Binghamton, 4.
At Providence-Springfeid, 8; Pfovi.
dance o.
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In contagious diseases and in sick rooms
generally, King Of Germ Killer" has no
equal n disinfectant, odorless and clean.
General depots, James y. Fuller Co.. and
George d. Haskell.
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Cleveland, 2; Brooklyn. 2. BATTERIES Youns
snd thinner; kennedy and foutz and Kin.
low.
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lust ensssh Raia 10 uet the Grass and lay
the Dust.

WAsHISsros, Jane 3.-For Maine
Fair. preceded By showers souiheris
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04

III TIE SdFior contained in this Testimonial ;s
taken. stomach trosbies will he banishs.4 from
NE View England states Read it. oh ye weary
sufferers, zad realize fhat I!ipDA,.'S MsexErre
CoArocsp Sili esrc yoai
Is4 Nsrrislse s;rest.
sh~Hua roar, Mass, Mar. :, tsg,.
HrDDss MEDIcIsE CO.,
6ENrLsNHx - take pleasure In writing of
The great beH.ciit have derived from thr ~. al
HIDSFs - MASNEuc CoAruuNp, 4 Suffered
from dyspepsia aud bindred troubles for nyr
years, 4ud rsef rruscdy aiteg remedy wi,hou,
obtaining feiirf. I he hFst hntiile Of HfpekN's
AAfsstffc SuNFus 80 worked wonders. INV
appciis improved. ard usy lood begta % 10 me
good hive tsken half dozen bottles. and
irti lis- a new woman. l inoS hettcr feel het,e,
sleep better, easnnt say too mach in praise oi
iiTDnEs's AsGEGEtC CoAroUMD 1 would
adsise al - ho suffer VITA stomach trouble. 4,
try this Compound, iuf ksox Il will do them
good.
MAS DAsrEL BALcH.
Order btt;i- Of your druggist to-day Our
Compound o,.ts e., bit 1t IS worth IT, Do not
acerp, any osbef psepArssson. Ask Tor an4 insist
upon having
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2 S 6 .
Cipeinnati..........2 2 o 0 0 o. =
Philsselphia ......... o o o 0 p 6
Hits Cincinnati. :, Philadelphia, II. Erors-
Cincinnati, ); Philadelphia, /. BstteYies-sullivsn
and Vaughn; weyhing and Gross.
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EecoEN Oi J. Re. ssvr"HIiUl.rr,

News reached GIrc vC>i i"rt'iy aft"rnuon
t::at j. ii. BNckha!!Cr died eud,icrlv in
AuEusta yesterday Of ,iropsv. lis son lad
Si;lr;t" for slii= ri.y i'v. w:l: lcca";.d ni.:lc
on the train by q telegram ;.IuroHEcing his
fathers death.
Mr Burckhaltcr WAS we'll known here,
having had important railroad contracts on
the e., K. !: ". ana in TiclrnH. H. had
made very large number of friends ant
possessed the confidence ana u,ni N.li Of
the communities with which he cane into
c,ntIrt.
IL ia Sni,i tnH; +. I. :.rtn"rt h,i.i& Mr..
BHEth:!i;'1'& 3 p"WCr t. .,t;..ri.H.' "a. - al
;l"r'%"G Ia execute i,> c,H:;r.ri, a.I :!,nt
-" lIchrlA 'iir"',l '?i'l at t.c ',jr:ncl Gc-
'h}'h Hy ,tc unrX?rC;c,. Il. "i,i o. i'rA r"n-
tI%ctur.- Gi; Ci.YIiiy News Il. :.v 2n,i, u,:.
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Ten Dollars

A liz" size Crayon and Ink Portrait Of any
Photograph yon may select. Now If yo'l
want II coed life size Portrait of yourself
or ANY tri'ni no" is the time to get it.
Ihrs' beautiful Portraits Ca specimen of
which, we exhibit at cur Store arc the same
size ~" much better pictures tAan you can
get elsewhere
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For Ten Dollars

:,
r;.,, ,'r, r'r "i'H WY ~
,,I w. ~" ,i W. We ,l'.H aSN = ~ hEy CT u
tn', =" wv n'l"u''' "l Zen i'':Ts anu
low =, ;Lr lnyr.I H,y c,, w., o3. "1 ~, 'n ~,
,,,y,. 49,. 'T"' =. .'M CAN We - y"
, trait of yourself and o,ly rrGuirc .,nn ~,
trade only ten dollars.
! Now this is question often asked nv
| our as,orishcd customers ,ut n, ,rn n.,,:.
In, Va and .s y; s S :n%x S and ID you
that We arc justly proud of and we mcst
Coral"liy lhVltt every reader or this advcrf
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PICKENS SENTINEI,.
%S.<5'!N.a nis:El ;,
~ splendid rain fcil here last MonGay

saturday.
--srrs. r. T. Mauldin visited relatives in
town last week.
Born to Mr. and Girs. J. =. Carey on
tho 20th hit., Il son.
$. w. O'Dcll is teaching tlourishinS
school near Enon church.
John L. Thcrn'cy, Jr., is st home FOR
n few days on the sick list
Miss Etiic Boggs, Of Bacl>StoCk, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. }. l.. BusgS.
Now is tho time to get bargains i'll any
kind of goods at w. &. Bramletrs.
Mr.. and Mrs III. p. Moore, of grccrs,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lee L. Orr last week.
SO far as we have heard the county
was generally blessed with good rains last
week.
A large crowd attended Tia" singing at
Twelve MGe camp ground last Saturday
and Sunday.
We learn that tie E"iHn meeting at
Old IiCicnS VAS wei attended and iEIt it
was very Interesting.
--AJn,N q uu!G Lo&.n went fr2in tnis
place To- Nor, Hill to tic State alliance
meeting last "Wednesday.
Miss Nclnvi, Nccly ,ctArnad lon> lat
week after SiYvrNl days ViS,; =; i"r sister,
%lrs, Prince, III For: Tin.
-Aic;:rs. Frc;': and /.:,'i;. Co.'S aye visit
INK relatives an;! i:c;.tS iii Grccnyiic IA
Laur&ns counties thii week,
--Nias H.;;c NiiA'. Of hnyn.:u, !sr,h!,l
- ." list II n,:"n.'I h"&:jtcG3 now { -"
hc!.'.;''a F&it%: Sam i;]tG!
-L;'h SG4ilii ?t.l ,;2,u l.:se Alma, #
,jy.. nm; f,..r., J.. ..,,,.,, ~. v.i
II. .,.j,i :: ,,..,I =, ...,
Mr., + J.E -, 49,. -,
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= ~" '''H''
t-%} h::,;> 80! - l.;:., cr,".,.: al ~,
* '''' 49, / ':'.''
--:,ylN' = '!;ihn;i 3. i,:v,;i"r "r.,,, ;,nkin,
AnnEA ttr"'n";'jc. :|'H:':-" !: ;!"y VII!
N;sl; ia: ;A.'Ii',.;:!i -, .lHcii atjU!t! ,i.ri
wills?
g.;
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,t,,. '.,j;,, H., ,'' -, -" ''''' '.'!Hr?'
* ','.'' .'.''I ,;,. ],' 'g:. ",''' NJ
last N>sAday
u.. ,,..:
rc;,,i nr.r MIy:.rI ~, I,',... ;.,,I'' H., 'ii'
:. mr. t;,., o>,'>ri,.,., ''''';,"!? Us
ryrtc, r,r i,"t x,:r"n.- '''' w.
--tiI"ry S:l:tiiI. f'''N,.i.V %: ii. c..uArt,
"il', n;'9 o2@h !N:'% 10 A'%''t2 tor :~"~Tsl
Heat? - 'a 'i",> u F>"';.| |t' ana Erc.'3iS
:" '''-' '''' N''''>'' ''"!'f;A'
.-WNra;n Iv(,r,a.. Rn.;,.,r. II n,,nl
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The Baptist of this place will begin
Oiies Of meetings on the second SAbbnlii.

!
NJ I'D ~. J, y. L".h.n have nc:n
spending awhile with Atys l2thc,n "a.
rr.;t2, Mr. and Mrs II. A. l>ichcy.
--John Il. Lewis g. SJa offer Their entire
lot Of goods for sale in buik OH reasonable
terms. See their advertisement in this
issue.
w. s. Blackstone passed through here
last Monday with a load of goods. He will
locate aud sell goods at Sunny Dale. "
Y. Prices old stand.
The s;.nla Musical Association held
its meeting last Saturday and Sunday ut
Peters Creek. A large crowd attended
and a good time vas had.
lee NJ. Robinson, J. J. Lewis, l.. T..
ClildrcSs end J. &. jennings went TO O,d
PckcAs last week and spent several days
very pleasantly on Kcowcc catching El,c
Gals.
j. A. Robinson says for lis to tell the
man who stole the musk mellon from his
buggy last Monday, that the next time ho
must c. ii on him and he will also furnish
him with the salt and pepper.
Tho many friends of Miss Minnie
Marks, fair young South Caro!inian
from the up country, who attended and
Winthrop Normal College, will lie inter
cS;cd 10 know that rcC"uL!y sic w;,s mar
ricd TO Justice Woods, Of tho State Sn-
prrmn Court of Mississipn!.
A Masonic Lodge VA, organized at
Liberty last Saturday and the GuilDwng o.:
i.2rrs Installed: L. il BprHs, ". NJ; T..
n. ilui:tcr, =. D.; +. i. lkich,r1@or, j. D. :;
}. II. Brown, Secretary: J, +, lIcn~GcNs,
Treasurer; X. r. Child, :. ": .Jain.;
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-08-03

Lots of new Dress Goods, Shoes
and Hats.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-08-03
Free Free II

For The next three or four months we
will o1l@r Free of Charge 10 any Of our Gus
toners when their cash purchases ut our
store have amounted to
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-08-03

4 ney; line Of Furniture, Oak anl
Poplar.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-08-03

}i':n.imG: nNi>rial, Wagon lIntr.inI
a"l r""'>SAn% in ij:.v,t'T"r", t,,'r'!.rr
VIII Il ":s',""Mr 'f"nl.', tan.t>:, Nils,
Ea.ni:ine White I4cad &p,l 3"nah:..,.