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Croquet Playe rs Elect Officers.

The croQuetists IN SESSION at the NATIONAL
convention at Norwich. Conn, yesterday
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President. George c. Strong
Of New London; vice president William
Holden Of Leominster, Mass; Gus Maurer
Of Keyport, n. j., and Charles Greenslit
Of Philadelphia; secretary and treasurer
d. d. Butler of Middletown: corresponding
secretary, H. G. Fay Of New York.
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WHEN TIRED OUT
Use HOrsford's Acid PhOxpha te.

DIR. NJ. II. Henry, New York, saws when com.
pletely tired out by prolonged wakefulness and
oVerwork II Ia of the greatest value TO me. As a
beverage IL possesses charms beyond anything
know OF In the form OF medicine"
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c. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers,
1907 q ST.
Successors to Latimer & Sloap.)

FINE TIRNOUT AT AUCTION. CONSISTING OF
WELL-BRED ROAD MARE. SIX YEARS
CONCORD HARNESS AND A FINE RED
WHEEL BUGGY, ALL IN GOOD ORDER.
On SATURDAY, AUGUST NINETEENTH, 1893,
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of our sales
rooms, ltol G street, We will sell for cash the
above turnout being the property Of a private
gentleman.
c. G. SLOAN & CO.,
au1I-2t General Auctioneers.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAlE-CHEAP-LOT 3Jx94 10 GOOD AL
ley; brick stable; cheapest Capitol Hill; front
ing stanton Square. Will take s. per 50. IT. ;
worth 50. Terms easy. L. III. PARKER, cor: 412
FOl, .Al.G-S5 CHANCE LIKE THE :s,ESENT
cash, $50 quarterly LOT 25xlS6 l..
NJ. 2Gth or 18th sts. me-; 10 minutes walk from
car lines. with line promised through VI
ST. houses and large pottery works built past
make the profit. JNo. +. WAGGAMAN.
aul64t 200 1ith ST., Room 4.
FOR SAIE-BY OwNER-IOT g. BLOCK l6.
south Brookland; 50x1JO feet; 3l:c per foot
high ground; easy terms. MARC 7. GRAHAM,
J37 X ST. NV. aul63t'
FOR sALE-aIk CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT
VIII buy lot 25xl40 feet at East Deanewood Tin
the District. about ga miles from Capitol build
Ing. C, u, and + SITS. will run through
East DeanewOod-a level tract OF land so feet
above the river. Streets 90 feet wide conform
ing with city plans. Accessible. delightful ioca-
tioD; pure water: cheap fare. 5L cents cOmmi-
tation to 9th st. depot. Prices range from SIS
to 500 per lot easy monthly miscellaneous ls5
per month"; and should the purchaser die before
all instsllments paid, lot will be decided IN
fee simple 10 purchasers heirs. Call early for
aulo-1m f. NJ. PINE. 1920 F ST. NV.
SIS PAYS FOR A HOME LOr AT MAYS LAMP
Ing. the fine suburb Of Atlantic CITY: squares
from R-R. communication fare to philadelphia
% cents; station on ground: fine driving, fishing
cunning. bathing sailing: city and ,ain:ry com
bined; 100 houses built last v"ar AMI Mt one
viii bring $500 in six months; factories Lrilt
this year. l,tS are 40 feet above ocean: 10 her
cent OF for tIsh; . los Tor sos; title tr.,nas;
S Ssna fsE eir C1 - NAYS LANDING M
jyl5-26t -' -
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WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE,

I1dTHeu runs-BaIt1nore, z First base by
errors-Baltimore. 8. Left on bases-Wash-
ington. l. Baltimore 8. First base on balls
OF Stephens. 2; off Hawke. 2. Struck
out-By Stephens. 2; by Hawke 2. Three
base hit-Shindle. Two base lifelong.
Sacrifice hits-Long, Hawke Stolen bases
Robinson. Taylor. Farrell. wild pitch
stephens. Umpire-Emslie. Time Of game
LIS.
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RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. AUCrIONEERS
92U PENNA. AVE. y. w.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
To pay repair charges. &C.. will sell by public
auction at the auction rooms Of Ratcliffe, Darr &
yRDAl: AUGUST NINETEENTH, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ,
ONE % PHAETON CARRIAGE,
Left at my shop for repairs in March, 1893 in the
name Of Thos. H. Clark. All parties Interested will
please take notice.
Terms cash. RUDOLPH F, RIEGEI,
auld-It 40 U st. NV.
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Keller & Jennings carriage factory in
North Washington street, Rochester, n.
Y, was damaged 100000 by fire yesterday
morning. 1t is thought the fire was OF in
cendiary origin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-17

BUTTS BRoMo LITHIA cures sick headache, neu-
raRa and insomnia where al other bromos TALL
Three doses, 10 cents
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FOR SAI.E.HOUSES-
22il % 22i3 10th st.
bh. 4 and Or. SIS. 900
1Il1 Pa ave. ( b. =
rs. ..-..-..-2f.OO 900
i tc 10 O'Brien's ct.
ao y to ao27 E st. s. 5
h 6r--.- --..2O. 900
e54 to 91s Boundary
81 b b. ar, all 1890
o.. II st. Z n. 7r.12.hoO
IT, I ST. ( h. Or. S. 600
23s TO 1884 z ST, b
: 5r-....-.-..-I.O 900
1873 p ST. b b. m !.
1l3 and IS 10Th st.
, h. Or. each. g. 500
S29 Va ave. N. 1r.6.35O
IiS 18th st. N. 7r.6. 100
81 TO al Prather's
al. bh. Ar. .....-.6. 900
l23 2Uth st. bh. Or.
and 2 houses In r'r.
Ar cuch. .-.-.....6. 90
cpl3 ) At. IN. Ir...5.pO0
1872 and 1924 sth 81.
bh, m !. Or ...+.+ 100
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 son, Auctioneers,
612 st. NV

TR1ISTE E SALE OF A Two-sroRY BRICK
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
by virtue Of q certain deed Of trust dated Au-
gust !! 1so2, aud recorded In lber No. 1921, folio
NO l16 ct seq. one of the land records Of the Dis
triet OF Columbia. and by the direction Of the
parties secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
vii! sell on MONDAY, AUGUST TWENTY FIRST
1893, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the
premises, the following described real estate sit
uate in Washington city. District Of Columbia, to
wit: All that certain piece parcel Of land and
premises known and distinguished as and being the
south part of lot eighteen nSl of the original sub
dis,sion of square five hundred aud eighty seven
2sI, beginning for the same at point I'd street
west on the southeast corner Of said lot eighteen
40 and running thence west ninety two 92) feet to
thirty go, foot alley; thence north along said
alley 10 feet 2l2 inches thence east ninety two
~ feet thence south along the line of ID street
fifteen feet Q5) 212 inches to the place of begin
ming together with the improvements, consisting
Of a two-stOry six room brick dwelling, with mod
ern improvements.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, balance in one
and two years, with notes bearing interest and So
cured by deed Of trust the property sold or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. II the terms
Of sale are not complied with In ten days from
day Of sale the property will be resold at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing
and recording at cost of purchaser. A deposit Of
500 required at time of sale.
WILLIAM MAYSE, Trustee.
au1od&ds JOHN McTLvEEN, Trustee.
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FOR SALE-N ORTUWEST-ONE SQUARE FROM
Dupont Circle. elegant brown-stOHe residence.
containing ID rooms and large reception room:
buffers pantry and cellar; elegantly tiled bath
room. heated by furnace: plumbing the very
finest; every known improvement and convenience;
elegant mirror nantels. crystal chandeliers: cleo
tric gas lighting apparatus. speaking tubes. &c.
h3s rear stairway; let 2ixi0i: ample room for
stable. side and rear alley, which gives every adj
vantage Of a corner house. having side windows:
location very desirable. being fashionable and
convenient for cars and herdics: handsome resi-
tuces going up on all sides. For price and terms
Ipply TO L WALTER WEED & CO..
g2elSt 500 1lth ST. n
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOON.
THOS. BOWLING & son, Auctioneers
61C z ne n N


THOs. BOWLING & SON. Auctioneers,
612 st. NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO. HOS r
sTR BEE SOUTHEAST. BEING PART OF LOT
We will offer for sale on THURSDAY, AUGUST
SEEENTEESTH, 1898. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, on
nearly new two-story and cellar pressed-brick
window dwelling, modern improvements nearly
opposite reservation, fronting Pennsylvania
avenue and street: alley back Of lot; southeast.
Terms easy and made known at time Of sale.
Deposit Of 500 required at time of sale. au14-4t
G. G. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers, 14O7 G st.
Successors to Latimer 4 Sloan.)
OAK LAWN, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
FASHIONABLE SECTION AT AUCTION. LO-
Gated N OAK LAWN, AT THE HEAD OF
CONNECI1CuT AVENUE, AND FRONTING $50
FEET On COLUMBIA ROAD AND RUNNING
THROUGH TO NINETEENTH STREET
BY order Of the owner, We will sell at public
auction. in front Of the premises. on THURS
DAY. AUGUST SEVENTEENTH 1893, at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ, a portion of Oak
Lawn being one Of the most attractive and de-
sirahe building sites in the city fronting $50 feet
Ct ground This property adtolns Washington
Heights, and Is surrounded by handsome resi-
dences and beautiful drives: is within easy dis
has large fronts on Columbia road and 10th street.
and with the beautiful and elevated situation
and fashionable neighborhcod makes 1t the most
Desirable site we have offered. Those in
search OF ground in this neighborhood should give
Terms made known at time Of sale. $3.50 will
au5-d&ds c. G. SLOAN & CO.. Aucts.
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NORTUFAST

NORTHEAST.
1888 to l259 F 81, BIB,
Or. and 536 to $40
18th 81. bh, Or. all.
SIS. 600
l2Si G Sc. bh. m l..
Or 1900 .-....4, 900
l2227 " st. N. 6r. 2, $50
l2o2 LiDsien st. BIB,
Is c st, III. Zoo ir. 90
aO9 TO 2l5 1 st. bh.
ST to saI I'd st. oh. NV
6r- ---...-.1. 800
iJ23 81 It. m. ar. Il, 900
SOUTHEAST.
11l3-10 and l1I7 VI
st, m. 10 and Or. IS. 900
81 and 323 ID ST. III,
6r. each. ........3. 900
9g9-9iI / 50. IN. 5r. 3. 600
AIS L ST. fl. Or. 600
Alley,bet 9Th and eth.
e. and +. bh. 3r. Il. 800
3O5 10th 81. fl. Sri. 800
l3t5, 1877 and 1919
X st. fh. 5r, each1. 200
. Hope ave. bh. Ar. 800
OrtiOn Of the property on
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Wants Secretary Carlisle Impeached.

The Topeka Advocate, the official state
paper of Kansas, in an editorial demands
the impeachment of Secretary Carlisle for
having failed to purchase 1850, 900 ounces Of
silver, under the Sherman law, during the
month of July. 1t says that Secretary Car
Isle grossly violated his oath of office, and
and should be impeached at the same time,
provided that on the investigation 1t is
found that he is respon sible for Mr.. Car
isles conduct. Resolutions embodying the
Advocates editorial will be intro itcej IN
the populist bimetallic mass meetings, to be
held in each county of the state between
now and August q.
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New Men Being Engaged and Old
Ones Released.


After the game yesterday Manager
Wright OF Philadelphia announced that he
had given Pitchers Keefe and OConnor
the usual ten days notice Of release So
far as OConnor is concerned the announce
ment caused no surprise, for he has given
no evidence of his ability to put the ball
across the plate. But In the case of Tim
Keefe 1t Is different. While he has not
pitched the game Of his life this season he
appeared to be holding his own with the
rather Indifferent lot of pitchers with whom
he was associated. This leaves the club
with four pitchers-Weyhing Carsey, Shar-
rott and Taylor. Presumably. then, Man
ager Wright considers Keefe inferior to
Sharrott and Taylor, neither OF whom has
yet shown anything phenomenal. The wis
dom Of this move will have to be demon
strated later on.
and will play third base. Hatfield played
here in 1891
Dennie Perkins. manager Of the Peters
burg Va) Base Ball Club, received a tele-
the Boston team. making inquiry as to
whether or not William Quarles could be
secured for the Boston club. A telegram
from Quaries stated that ne had received
several offers. but that he had declined all
of them. Quarles is the young man who
pitched SO well against several league
clubs early in the season. He was engaged
by Washington at one time. but did poorly.
Pittsburg has signed Jimmy Gray Of the
Allegheny Athletic Association to play
short as Glasscock will not be able to play
zette says: Gray is in a most peculiar po-
sition. He is now amateur In good
standing and should he play today with US
It will knock him out Of the amateur class
during the brotherhood year. and is a good
strong player"
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FL SALE BARGAINS

ST. sc. near New Jersey ave, desirable new
loom and bath brick dwelling: reception nall
c'inet n.1utels; complete in every respect Price
So coo.
brick dwelling: cellar: ami: location,
ST. Sc near ST.: it's d bargain at 81. $50.
e. terms.
ieapest house in the city: ST. n e. near I'd
st Groom brick: bath: "a mi; always rented
Hra5 per month. lot 1ey.0 10 alley. Price,
on Sc. ZOO EMERSON & CAHII.I.
tpy0 L st
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c. C. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers.
l4U1 u st.
lSucoasSnra IN I,afimar & Sloapl

ISucCtssOfs
VERY IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE TC
COVER ADVANCES WITHIN orr SALES
ROOMS. 1907 G ST, SATURDAY, AUGUST
NfNETEENTH. AT TEN AN. EMBRACING
HANDSOME CHAMBER SUITES N BIRCH
CHERRY AND OAK. BEAUTIFUL CHIFFON
IERS BOOK CASES. CABINETS. FOLDING
BEDS. UPRIGHT Piano. BEAITIFCI. SIDE
BOARDS. SUPERB TOILET STANDS, MIR
RORS HANDSOME HALL RACK, ODD ROCK
ERS AND FANCY CHAIRS BRENTWOOD, Ma
HOGANY AND OAK DINING CHAIRS, EX
TENSION TABLES PARI.OR SUITES, COUCH
ES CARPETS. STOVES. &C., &c.
FIFTEEN NEW R0LLING-Top DESKS, IN ALI
WOODS, WITH CHAIRS TO MATCH.
AND AT TWELVE NJ,
CARRIAGES. HORSES. &C., &c.
e. q. SLOAN & CO., General Auctioneers.
nu1e-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 son, Auctioneers,
612 E st. NV.


612 st. NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. 204
ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, AT AUC-
On TUESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY SECOND,
1898, AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, we win SELL in
front OF the premises Lot No. ST. square 800,
fronting 10 feet the east side of 18th street by
a depth OF about IS feet TO an alley, improved by
nearly new two-stOry and basement brick dwell.
ing and stone trimmings, containing rooms and
BATH with all modern Improvements.
Terms made known on day of sale. A deposit
OF 500 required at time Of sale All conveyancin2
and recording at cost OF purchaser.
THOMAS BOWLING e. son,
aul6d8fs Aucts.
UNITED STATES MARsHALS sALE-BY VIRTUE
OF writ OF feri facias issued Of the clerk s
Once Of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed, l will sell at pub
lie safe for cash, at the door of the court house
OF the District Of Columbia, on THURSDAY, the
SEr ENIH DAY Of SEPTEM BER 1893, at
claim interest and estate of the defendant in and
to the following described property, to witt
Lot numbered SIX 49,, in square numbered six
hundred and forty-fo (6i4), city Of Washing
ton. District OF Columbia, seized and levied upon
as the property Of Albert Parker. and will be sold
to satisfy execution No. 1885, in favor Of Jere-
D. NJ. RANSDEII, U. 8. Marshal, u. O.
aulotos6in RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Aucts.
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FOR steady nerves and good sleep use
Bromo-Selfzer. Contains no AnsS.pyytDe
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON,
Attorney at-Iaw,
Webster Law Building. sos II st. NV, Washing
ton ID. C. Residence. 933 K ST. NV. d22
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FOsALE-A MOST BEAUTIFUL FOUR-STORY
coaDus.': 10 ruoIns and fine tiled bath room:
81 electric bells fDe cabinet mantels, gas
fixes and tiles. open freplaces. furnace and
IN idly improving neichhOrhOod: 18th and
W. NV. two squares south Of Mrs. LOcan's
f2ee<idence: terms "a suit: price, $1,000:
Iarire,iuction to Immediate purchaser: houses
o,,eiaily for inspection. Apply 10 OWNER,
Roo6. 1901 Pa ave NV. 110-3m
Fol; AI.E-ONIY TWO LEFT OF THOSE
haII.ua Groom houses at the corner OF l3th
and sts- NV: every modern convenience and
hans1e decoration. price. $1,000; terms to
sGit4cor 8 1901 Pa n fe2i-t-
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Ine ABOVE only n pOrllOn Of the property On
my books. For full list call office for bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th
aut T. r WAGGAMAN.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20

os we never did have much of an on;nion
=, .he democracy of Congressman Iatimrr
9ut 80 lar as Congressman Strait md Nc
iMnrin arc concerned we have never 1n,,h
seu , tnclr n nemooracy y"-Orangebura Timcs
ano Democrat, Tillman paper. b "''e'
Will the Times and Democrat n,coso
specify' What has Mr.. Latimcr dnno or
SAID to cause younot to 'havc much Of on
opinion"of his Democracy? And plcosc
tell 10 the difference between the Dcmoc.
racy OF Congressman Latimcr and Con.
gcssmcn Strait and McLaurin. Is one an,
lcss Democrat than the other, If so, which
one and how.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20

Il went into my counties after Cleveland
was nominated, making speeches. urgin Z
the people to vote the Democratic ticket. "
Congressman Latimcr before Postmaster
General Bisscl.
Will the gentleman please specify? We
never heard of his coming to Pickcns coun-
ty 'urging the people to vote the Demo-
cratic 'icket.' lie was here advocating his
claims before the primary, but we never
heard of his rnomming into the county max.
inSs pccchcs for Cleveland or the national
democracy.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20
yoI1NsTowr CoRSEns L.TuuEx.

At the trial IF Mcssrs Strait, Latimcr
and McLaurin before Postmaster General
Bisfel], Hon. George Johns,onc put these
questions to Mr.: Letiaer ;and requested him
10 answer but he did not do &c:
MIR. Johnstone: "Wcre you IN consults,
ton with'John T. Boggs as to who should
De appointed postmasters In Pickcns coun:
typ No answer.
Ibid not John I. Bogcs SIGN tho Weaver
carl IN South Carolina?r No answer.
''Did you not introduce q resolution into
the caucus on the evening preceding the
meeting of'thc State convention in Colum.
pia, proposing to cut loose from thc Demo.
cratic party and 60 into the Third po,tv ?
]" has been charged in tho public prints and
Hmains undcnicd.' No answer.
DID younot stHte after your own nom-
maaon and whilo' Thomas y. Watson a
A"ru party man was'running against J. G..
=. Black asa Democrat and. ms the Don,o-
cratic nominee, that You hoped Watson
would defeat Blackf Now that looks to
me- u II was said, as very curious talk for
champion of Democracy. NO answer.
'Dld you not publish letter STATING tin,
you held certain principles to be above IL,
Democratic platform, and stating TINT vo,
would not he bound by a Democratic can
Gus when 1t came in contact with tbcs
measurcs2 Ira:hcr think that can 80
that he did do that. for know it; it We
published over his own signature in II,
public prints of South Carofin.. Nov
mark you, every bit of this is since. NJ
Glcveland's nomnation-a good part of
since Mf. Clevcland'S election" No a
swer.
These questions we're never answered !
Mr.. Latimer and remain unanswered t
day, yet he claims that he is as good
Democrat as Grover Cleveland.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20
Socialism In South Carolina.

The experiment of establishing
State saloons in South Carolina is So
cialistic or nothing.
When State can abolish private
ownership and private control in one
line of business, and substitute govern
ment ownership and control, it
can do it in any other line of business.
We laugh Mt the socialists who
want the government to take charge
of the railways, telegraph lines, and
manufacturing industries of the coun.
try, but horc is precedent. The St.
Louis Republic says of it:
"Ihosc who think this impossible
will do we'll 10 study this South Caro-
lima case. Here is business in which
hundreds of thousands were invested
taken out of private hands by q mere
act of the Legislature. 1t was law.
ful business, and this action is out
rageously unjust to tho men who, on
the faith of Che State, had invested
money in it. But no one thinks it
strange that this business is wiped
out, and no court will decide that the
law which gives the State of South
Carolina monopoly of the business
OF selling liquor inside its boundaries
IS unconstitutional or void. The sa.
loon property rights of South Caro-
lima haro gone where vested rights
III slaves went before, and where q
great many other vested rights will
so also if the millionarics Of Amcrica
90 not learn to show greater respect
tor individual rights, in upholiing
which, and i'll no other way, can a
successful stand be made against the
socialism of.thc oppressed, which is the
answer their radcnlism makes to the
radicalism of the commune of capital"
1t IS time to heed tho danger sig
nails to be seen in ever quarter. The
Democratic party must carry ont its
policy Of tariff and financial reform
without delay. An oppressive tinan-
cial system, Il robbcr tariff, and tho
governmental favoritism under which
n.few privileged classes have been en-
rlchcd at the expense of the masses
arc responsible for the spread Of So
cialistic ideas. We must lose no time
i'll rcdccmilg the pledges of the Dem
ocratc platform, or socialism, wide.
spread and rampant, will give the
government trouble.
The South Carolina experiment is
menace to good government. It is
socialism puro and simple. Atlanta
| Constitution.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20

am as true Democrat "a you are,
or IA MIR. Cleveland, or any other Demo.
crat. Mr.. Latimcr in Washington,
Why did you introduce the resolutions
10 the State convention dcnouncing Mr..
Cleveland ne a tool Of Wall street, that his
nomination would be Il prostitution Of the
of Democracy and surrender
OF the rights of the people to the financial
Kings of tho country? Would good
Democrat speak this way about the head
of the party?
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20

We are very sorry that Hon. !. j Hemp
lrfi failed to be appointed one Of the JUS
uces OF tho s'of appeals for the District
OF Columbia. No better man could have
been appointed, but for some reason tie
President did not give it to him as his
friends had hoped he would. The follow
ing were appointed last Friday by the Pres
'aeht FOR the court Of appeals: Rich. A.
hiVey, Of Maryland, Chief Justice. NJar,,,
y T. MOTIFS OF the District Of Columbia, and
sem Sheppard, of Texas, Associate jas.
tice. Jus
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20
Clerks Sale.
OF SOUTUCAROLINA) }
County of Pickens. (

STATE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA, J
County of Pickens. (
In Common Pleas Court.
Olln l.. Durant,. Plaintiff,
j. ID. Cureton, ct. al., Defendants.
BY virtue of an order made in the
above stated case on 10th of March,
1873. L will sell to the highest bid
der,
On Saleday in May
next, before the Court House door
during the legal hours for sale, the
following described real estate to wit:
All that certain lot in the town Of
Pickcns, on which the defendant J.
ID. CuretoD, now lives, containing one
half 60 acre more or less, on north
side'of main street, adjoining lots of
j. II. Amber on the east, Est Of Eli
hu Griffin on the north, DR.. w. j.
Bramlctt on the west and main street
on the South.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers aud for recordingthc same.
j. NJ. STEWART,
Clerk of Court.
March, 81, 1898.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-04-20

"l'ncvcT nf;ilat cd with or had anv sym.
pathy for any other party" except the Demo
cratic. Congressman La!imcr in Washing
ton.
VIII Mr.. Latimcr please explain how i.
was that he attended the convention at st.
Louis few years ago with Mr.. J. w.
Bowdcn? And why he did not say some.
thing against the resolutions which were
adopted at that convention dcnouncing the
Democratic party7