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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-16
SWORDFISHING.
The Fearless Fish Is Harpooned and
Then Followed 10 His Death In
Small Boat Turning on
His Pursuers.
/" WORDFISH1NG Is wonderfully
~ erhiisr-sing sport. like hunt
~ ing heG- excellent and health

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w,,b;n ,ba ,r.n,t. l,,.aL wat, ., ~.v
! Sboreham v;llae. ), The loua;v ,.as,a
,a,,. t ,,..
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! .ra xarv ,,'..n,,f,, a,j n. uar,i ,as
1st..,x 1e,,..,l /, mr., ,h.,r Ash
Tlar, : ,,. , .,,. .,,o. ~ .h..
sa,,,o,v raul., 80 ,h., v,
/, .t
.r.,,r ,,,l.. c,,,,t,.aa, !, RIaol Islara
on ,ho b,,,a H., of III. G,,lf S,r.a,
] tba, Tho s.b.~,,,ou !, ho+,l, .,.,
tha .warlt;.1,
B,, !, :. 80, ,,v any ,,aa,o 10,
hlt,,.tI.r ~ ..,..o,l ;nac,,,,,,
ing for su,,.,,;sh Tn. c,4..o, n,.,,.
fish mr.. ,,(ut,f,n ,nlea1 a,J xb.,
the smart i. an ,r.ra !. s,r.ss ,,f wnrL
md thr,ll,ng adventure tb.r which
| tber. j non. m.r. intens. nor. ,rv-
!
hunt,no III. ,,.e,,, r,obt ub.l.. or ..,i-
inc pilots in - storm ~ INCOMING l,ners
These rough and ready bar..arneI
tesnlute. suo.tapued. marine relnen
cruise not ,,r SNORT IN the first n,aco
hut for snoils and ready liner. an1
avery nalo,ot,no armed lav,u,han
they haova aboard their vessel means
t. them 50 no,y bounds Of swordfsb
cut mn into :, many steaks ut eigb, "a
ton cert. - nonnl Tho dollar mari
j. to,,o..l :, ov.r,. t.b
Almos, everyone knows how sword.
fish ara taken anl tba. !. : a,1,o,o
and peril.om, Int desn.ra,.,v f,ac;n.
o,,no v,r,, T.. ,.t. ,L.,, .l,o..
o...rv an. En,,,s ,hot ea- o,+ -, ,h,
howsprit If every sword fisherman
,here i ,,t,,. o,o,,ro, ho,,,od .nr1
~, ,,.loro ,1,,.l,ar l !,
hand as his crof. rides mn to tho s;d.
&c his f..orI... e,;,oo which a.o-,. ),
a.o - +nr, .,1. f,. a Ga +ha,
assa;1s Ism, 10. Ior.o, t,,,a1
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-16

dtun. Tbe raq, 80 IN. fo,,;l, r,axa3
at him os r h. v.ra - .t
capped from u dime mus.n,.
well. folks saul ~. ~ .ol1.
looking from orc f. n. o,hcr 50,
don, seem overly reioic.l,n. ,na
Amt Won o,,,., "a .b.lo.r
They shook !" OF corrAe ~
fHnctorv sort Of a way. and Mr. VIZ
remarked:
"of rrurrc wtrc giai T., .. 80,
judi. but we didn't look for Won f.
come back in in ju-t such a way. ;
eyes. ! ~ poo, f,ko has poor way-
lihr*i"t. hni l amt 10 exception t1
tn" rule
''inve you really come back frore
Montanv Just ~ r,,ar ns *nea yoe
Went tt'.f, JUDI asked Jonas. no,
altogether concculing his disaupoint.
.ul
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II
.D.
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J.n ,,l Em,,el;nc tbo ,l,l.r cb,,.
dr, ,,,,~al :, ~, man .. ,f II b3,,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-16

Jonas had seated himself cn the elge
q t. CHAR All was looklrc arouni ~
il h could hardly bsliese his eyes
Harrie, could trfiy stsInuer :.
Well jud YOU see-IuQy helpc
us about the work. Bu, we he n0
idea that tha, you were 50 50
t $50 we'll ixei. eh2" Urclc Jul
smiled knowingly. Guess v"u didn't
or you'd taken more pains 10 kept
m up your way. You took it for
granted | hal nothin anI YOU acted
sdcrrd'n That Is. all OF vou, except
Judy
He drew the girl t. his s,'e and eye
his sister and brother in-Iaw with M,
air OF amused defiance
II soon saw that | wasn't welcome,
he continued, "snl that Judy WAS
hayln' harl time amongst You.
didn't mean to take her away agnlust
8our wishes but when | saw how she
10 GO back when Jonas told
her that you, Harriet; had changed
Your mind about her goin, II come III
over me to once that the poor child
needed me, more perhaps than 1,need-
ed her. Come now-you'lI give her up
] reckon
: I'VE cn1lln'' think If II. Jud." re.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-16

| to get rid of his brother-in- law. he dill
not 40 much n,ind seeing Judy 20 <o-
o time There would be one, los
mouth 10 feed
i d ask you to stay longer, Jul."
said Harriet, after she had given wa
in favor of Judy's going ''But--you
| BEE how We are fixed =
Uncle Jud hal seen only too we'll
he bade them goodbye AMI shutii
away, holding judy by ,he hsal an
followed by Boozer When they
reached the "big road" runble oi
wheels was heard, then wagon h'yo.
in sight going towards Tanncrvllle
''Therc is Tom Brfrevi" ~~el.unal
U.cl. tudson, waving his hat at the
driver sPerhaps he'll l-t is rlla
The two were scarcely 9,ara il n.
wagon when Mr.. Wray apps I'll, -
ing IN them to stop
"Jndy, he called, ''your Aunt Iar
Ii't nus tHhHIti Hcl NINA 40 III Ntt.'
eoin. She forgot bout ti" conlpny
comm Therc'll be lots Of work 10
do. Yuu must get out anl to.uc
nci> +
Judy l;r7 trc;nhlel Unc.a ~ I,
noticing her reluctance, anil thinlln
Of the slavish lie lal by the 20,
child, showed silver dollar INT,
Elrnev's s hnnI.
"Whip up said he. "pnll your
ifelgtt out here, aforc Jonas get
near. I'll give you another one if 20,
uutrlin him.
81 Tom whipped mp to such goo
effect that Jonas could only shake Li,
fist and call Intellectually. while .Iud'
tremhl.j even as she laughed ut theiI
funny escape.
"After oil. judy" quoth Uncle .1ul
latet en- as they logged along tn
Tanncrsillc road, II don't know h,l
what | got rs good right to take c1r.
|
on yon rs Harriet has. Amt ! yon
own born nnclco They can KEEP ! III
clothes Perhaps we'll find some l4o-
somewhere
Several weeks after these events
''''''S'" '''''i' =
o.''' '''7i'4''' ~ ~ .
49, ~ lo''' "'o'-' =
'a'i'e''' 'ollaS "raS 8ol Gown an
+h. . III, 1,,;,.
tn j.. .. H.,
l
..u ), ),
,
NV" ''oh "o'c - i"'Se -
- va "e'' V ''' ''i'
= - ~ i'''i : u o''' Wy
III sorry 70 h''T '''S' Tor yon
''o'e ~" i''oS'" "'' "' IN hti''
mere = ''ic "''''i'>9 "l IN parry va
NJ y 'f'' "n'' YOU III nave |
a. "!iA'' 'i'' 'n"''e' WIZ MN
Nr. Wrav was given u card vii.
street and number thereon
.Th. man lives there s7s1 til
business man ''He desired me-
senl Won to him, whenever v,,, cam,
His name? oh, jl>t 90 10 til, hous,
You'll find HIM there"
r, :.
. H.
-,
new creditor Tbe address lei hi,n I
nea+ COTTAGE villa with tr,,, card
befor. = and ganoral air of .a4., an
cnnfor, around The door was o,,.r,
hx = l,t.1a oirl q. whom Mr. and Mr.
Wrax stared IN aston;sbnent \ -.
and styll.h frock. n iauDty hat AN
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-16
UNCLE JUDSON.

IiY WILLIAM IIKKl HIiOWS
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26
HSg:NE ETS.

People OF true culture and taste arc only
attracted by retincmcnt and whatever is
not refined o, mtinable win keep its low
level, or seek it when raised above if
Unpublished, awkward, ill-manered. sense
less beauty, much more a vain and affected
beauty, can only attract the vulgar or the
base. Such charms go for reucht, like q
Jewel in pigs snout; and yet by culture
every such beauty could become an irrcsis-
tlble attraction. 1t is said that beauty
uEadurncd is most adorned. This NAV
be true so far as the artificial trappings
yand trumpcry are concerned, but tharc is
nothing so bcautifulor sublime in us that
culture cannot improve. 1t is the province
OF art to bring ont, as well as initiate ma
ture to erase its defects. and to supply its
deficiencies and 80 the sience of culture
has developed and shaped many rude and
tubjects,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26
VIII il 3Epkc Dry PIacra vct}

,,, -
,;.a'a.: no :o"ii ol l'ehchs IS agltatcu by
,''o:,:a'o'' s:,: ul .lle oeSPchsary question:.
-: :'H'Il 'nI'I 10 ''llSin3 around u
po'i'Tl' ~ ''';to''Si' " ulSPehsary and
~ D;"i,,: I,"ho ,':i u'Sl'e'ser'
ot 40 - - "iG 'o"h' Dy speclnl
i' D' W. VIZ lS ''i'',''e; Inere mas
u.o' ,I,o. " .:, S.:'.' ~ ne'iei 'l'aI towns IN
wa. l:''''''', "tie cAc'"''e' from the
~ ;'ls,.; a.','l;' y: 'ne LT'''S law Dut our
i' nin1 n';T l''.;'p' 10 ti'''' tllc Attorney ten
;nf,n,'n g. w wI ,i' ~ ''': .'''''i"'E4: we arc
'I"I io.. ',''t ''i'' II I'''n''i "l IlckchS mas
" 'r'to, ,.', 'ol'' @ ',,'t oiiic, rulinS that
"n!ot;,, ' t" t' N0":'', III inc otH'e' IRE
Ii,,v'l'' I,il',,,I oi previous acts ot The legls
,;@l'a'l' ' >"'' ''':,u t:,.,. " "'aPchS"rV cStaD.
49,, ,'t.' fult, I'' l''-''t''io'l - ol Il majority or
'' p;'I."''a ,l''"a', w. oo',i1. -.
J., fronI,'n1 10 'l'', '''"'r'i - ti'ii " ana 1"f-
tLa,, aus ,'.'l3 .i3 'i''' '"e ,i,"Jorl'v OF
i;shn,mt mt 'l' nf y '''I' I;i] oppose 'no eStaD.
tLov n,,'t;",; w. " VII .'''H''S tn'Ic; IL
viii ho ''''r 1an,' -" ','t a'nlc 'l''ho 'hcre
han, ,l' w ',o |I u''''Sci 'ii"' 'lle town Will
# T ;s wcIl IT, 70 1,oo,, r.; ,, ,
nat - =? .nn M'l' 10 I hr:p III inlno' however,
mcnrr.l *. ;S os oet,I,o' stntnd %. 'nc attorney
Srn,;r;,;nn;,,s SO o'I'eu' r.' our our lllehoS' .' the
i.lnr ~ tl,n; l'' ''',o "1oi' r'''''ei! ms
srnnn and ,,,,r'nn" nc'e'Htl'ioInS nf tn oi IN"
II nor ~ ;r,5"nj ". P';f ;s oi VI" l1E'1S DILL
conrts rlnso ] tho - ~; 9"Ie',','o na,o 1 py tnc
s',''a s""i - ' v'"S' INC private par rooms IN
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26
The Anderson E1octfon Array.


The brothers of Bob Carter, who
was the Republican Supervisor of
Election at Hollands Store at the late
election, and who was killed on that
day, but not before he had killed
Columbus Glenn and J. w. Earle and
severely wounded Hampton Earle and
Henry Holland, were not satisfied
with the verdict of the Coroner's Jury
in the case, and swore out warrants
before United States Commissioner
Hawthorne, of 'Grecnville, for the ar,
rest of number of men who were
present on that occasion. The charge
made was conspiracy and interfering
with a Federal Supervisor of Election
and causing his death.
On Tuesday the preliminary trial
was held in the Court House in this
city before Commissioner Hawthorne.
The following named persons were
charged with the offence above stated:
Hampton Earle, Samuel Earle, Girard
Earle, Baylis Cooley, Thomas Norris,
Towers Fleming, William Wright
and John Wright.
Messrs. TribHe, & prince, of this
city, and Jos. H. Earle, of Grccnville,
represented the defendants, and the
prosecution was conducted by Dis.
trict Attorney Lathro3> and Assistant
District Attorney ~ r. Cochran.
The following witnesses, sixteen in
humber, We're, axatqiped: :<r..J.. r.
Earle, VIM. Stri6Eaifd, Steve Stricl.
land uom Coker, Henry Brown, Alf
Bailey, Ranse Jefferson, Clark Shear.
er, Dave Afford, Thomas Thompson,
Thos. B. Earle, luke Hanks, G. w.
Garter, w. II. Chamblce, Paul Yon,
Lew Bailey.
e or six hours was spc'.t in ex-
an iing this. array of. witnesses, after
VIII rh the District Attorney stated
that the Government had failed to
make out its case, and he could not
ask that the defendants be bound
o"tr for trial on tho testimony, and lie
therefore moved for a dismissal of the
case by agreement, which was grant
ed by the Commissioner. Thus end
ed case in which there was no mer-
it, but which has harasscd the de.
PENDANTS and their" friends no little.
Had the case been sent up and the
defendants found guilty on each count
OF the idictmcnt, a sentence of death
would have followed. Had they been
convicted on the first two counts only
the lowest sentence prescribed for
such cases IS ten years Imprisonment
in the penitentiary and the payment
of $4,000 fine.
MIR. j. d, Campbell, of Bolton, the
efficient and popular stcnographcr of
the 7th Circuit, was employed by the
Attorneys in the case t. take the tcs,
tlmony. a day or two was saved
thereby Anderson Iutelligcnccr.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26
GET OFF THE FENCE.

1t is wonderfully strange how many peo-
pie are on the, fcuoes regarding matters of
Importance. We find people in this part
of tho world who arc straddling the fence
on almost every issue. They arc tossed
about by every wind; don't seem to be de-
c;Gcd about anything.
No matter what question springs up they
arc always undecided if interest, appetite
or pleasure stand in the way. They will
stand back for fear it will injurc their bust
or hurt them in politics. They recognize
and feel the importance of certain thin. 8
being done certain way; they realize the
great moral principles involved, but they
cannot persuade themselves to act with
the reformation of the age in which they
live. They will not take sides one way or
the other but will sraddlc the fence and by
so doing & i've encouragement to the side
which his conscience tells him is wrong.
They vainly imagine that they arc doing
right and doing their duty when they strad-
die the fence. They f"oiishiy believe that
they will retain the Friendship Of both sides
by not coming out on either.
This is the po iiion of many people in
this country when a question involving a
conflict between duty and interest, pain and
pleasure, indulgence and Sclf-dcnial, popu-
Mrity and criticism, right and wrong arises
In these times we need courage and de-
ci>ion. 1t Is no time for the strad,llcr, ard
to all such we beg You to get off the fence
and take your stand on one side orthc other
SO that the world will know where youa are.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

The amount of fcItilizing material in ;lc
soil and cultivation given determine he
amount and value Of the crop. A wise
Mrmcr, who desires to make his work puv,
should not make it his first effort to plow
and plant great area Of land, but rM,hcr
10 see how rich he can make limited
amount. ard then to apply the most thor
ough cultivation to il. If this principal
should be generally adopted as the basis
tor all agricultural work, we would soon
sec much better crops as Il rule, farms M
DER Il higher cultivation, better profit for
the farmers, and less Of The cry that "fnrm
ing docs not naY."
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26
n Hundred Wear Old ncr,ocrot.

My brother and myself went to Rn.
bun county, Ga, On the 81 instant to
visit our uncle, William Singleton,
and to celebrate his one hundrelth
birthday, which was the 9Th. We
found him well and hearty. On the
4th he shaved himself, and voted in
the county election. lie has always
been democrat and voted for Clcvc
land in the last national election. He
has been member of the Methodist
Episcopal church from his youth and
says he has II bright future. Ic has
lived temperate, useful life.
His father, Edmund Singleton
moved from North Carolina and rails
ed eleven children, and William was
the middle, there being five older
and five Younger than he. The old
stock came from Virginia and their
descendants aro widely scattered over
the country.
Uncle Dilly-as We call him-is
able to walk about the house and
yard; and he talks with good iude-
ment, though his mind is a little Off
at times. His greatest pleasure seems
to be to talk of religious matters-to
tell about camp meetings and the
preachers of the long ago; and to tell
OF his ramblings, moves and settling
IN ltabun. county when it was first set
Ted up; and how easy it was to make
living there then-M. p. S., in Oco-
nee News.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26
THURSDAY, JAN. 2G, 1898.
THE SENTINEL FOR ONE DOLLAR

THE SENTINEL FOK ONE DOLLAR.
Just think of it. We offer you the best
newspaper in :hc county for Ono Dollar a
year, cash in advance. We say the best
newspaper ecausc we give more news in
he same zee than any other paper in the
.sount'
~ + old subscribers we will say that
y .ting up what you are due the SENrr-
~i one dollar more the paper will be
( Motfi one year.
! HYlitit subscriptions; and.cvcry man
SHs one dollar in advance will get the
twelve months. This makes your
Ter cost you little over twelve cents Il
/onth. When not paid for in advance it is
'trictly one dollar and a half
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26
OUR CLUBBING OFFER.
.7-,S--~--E r
A Farm, and Stock Taper to Evary
Subscriber of The Sentinel
Read our GfIar Below

We desire to please our large family Of read
crs, and are Gtssi to MHannnce,that we have
made arrangements with the publishers of the
Farmers Guide and 1I6iSie ComJ Janion of Hunt.
ington India',a whereby we are enabled to give
TO our subscribers two papers for almost the
cost Of one. 49,
THIS IS otiR oEFER:
TO NIL who pay nrrearaGcs and sl.5 in nj.
er>s Guide and Home lIpnpanion. one year.
TO new Tdbscribcrs both papers will he sent
Tor one year for Sl.25, cash in advance
, The subscription price Of the SENTINEL ~ 81 90
In advance, and the prize Farmers Guide
and Home Companion is fifty cents but by spe-
cih arrangements we can give both papers for
Fl -.
The Farmers Guide and Home Companion
an ciEht-piSe, forty-coirmn scmmonthly Farm
formation for the Farmer. stock raiser and
houseIerper. 1t is aPnper every Farmer should
have -. -I.,Et -.
~ Como In ut once. :. =
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26
Masters Sale.
GtTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
J Court of Common Pleas.

~ ,
- Court of Common Pleas.
Pursuant to decree Of foreclosure,
in the case Of Anna Dora Fleming VS..
Richard HOLDER, made by the Court
of Common Pleas, for Greenville
county, on the 3rtfof Dcccmbcr, 1892,
at Grecnville, S. c., l will sell in front
of the court house in the town of
Pickcns, county OF 'Pickcns, on
Salotlay in February
next, during the letey,sl hours of sale,
the following real estate: All that
tract Of land situate a'{htPickens couu-
ty, State aforesaid, containing one
hundred and soventv-fiqe acres, more
or less, lyingin Punhpkilto%n. town
ship, bounded by. lanlsa Of Harvey
Null, Wesley Phillips, Simeon Il. Bur
CESS and Marcus keith,.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
ID. p. WERNER,
Master Grccnvillc County.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

Tho following enterprises have
been organised, chartered and incor-
porntcd i'll this State during this
year:
The Loclhart Shoals Mfg. Co., to
erect Il cotton mill, has been incorpo
rated in :. G., capital stock $500, ,OJO.
The Union publishing Co., Of Flor,
cnrc, S. c., In, been Incorporated ;
capital stock $1,000.
Th" Monterey Company, Of Florence
). G, to manufacture medicines, has
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

10 Oliver Wendell Holmes is attr;.
buted the remark that the millcnium
would be near at hand "whcn LAWYERS &
take what they would give and doctors
give what they would take
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

Hard work and economy alone will moi,
MAKE larmcr get hcaG in the world
knowledge is power, in agriculture AS in
every other occupation. Farmers sharpcn
.ph''r ntellccts by reading They get new
ideas, learn all about rev mcthnds and
improvements in agriculture, and tho liter
ary part Of their reading makes them bet.
ter writer's and takers something greatly
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

Before the election Cleveland, according
to some of the South Carolina rcformcrs.
was tool Of Wall street, prostitution of
democracy, etc. Now, according to Scna
tor lrby, he is the greatest man in the dem
OcratiC party.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

1t is strange that intclligrn, newspapers;
will mslead the people so in the railroad
tax cases. Some of the "rcform" papers
arc g!oating over the ruling Of Chief Justice
Fuller and in flaming head lines say
"Ni tory for Tillman, or "thc State, etc.
This is mistake and is fnolino the pcoplc
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

1t is unnecessary for us to make any fur
thcr remarks upon The dispcnsary question
so far MS this town is concerned. A rood
many men have signed u petition against it
and the ladies express their disaprroval of
-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26


So' retail and II wholesale liquor establish
mehts. Thirteen of the wholesale houses
arc III Charleston, Beaufort havi ~. one.
There are in The State So grain distillcrics
aha Us using fruit. These figures are from
the Collectors office. The calculation is
That the law will drive 5000 men ont of
employment and closes 500 places Of bust
ness
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

The Columbia Evening Record has been
bought by strong company, who will
change its name to Evening Journal and
Will make ii first class daily. Mr. II. p.
Clarke is chief Owncr and business man
a5cr and Capt. Jno. G.. Carcrs Is editor.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26
Schedule i'll effect Nov. 20, lso

Nos; 9and 10 Pullman Sleepers between Atlg
Ia and New HoIk q
nos. 81 and 38, Washington and Southwestern
seStlDuled Limited, between Washington an{p
NNtlnhta. Through Pullman Sleepors betweef
;NeW lorH and New orleans, also between WASH
ham. Observation ear between Washington and
New Orleans
Nos. II and IL, Pullman Buffet Sleeper be-
tween Washington and Atlanta
. FOR detailed information MS TO local and thro
time inble, rates AMI Pullman Sleeping car resi-
crVatlons, confer with local agents. or address
W. A. TURK,
Gent Pass. Agt., Washington, ID. G. l
S. IT. AARRWICK, \
Asst Gen'l Pass. AgE, Atlanta, Ca.
J. 4. DODSON, 4
superintendent Atlanta, Co.
W. III. GREEN,
General Manager. Washington, ID. G. s
SOL HAAS;
Traffic Manager Washington D: D.
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The concealed weapon law has been 80
amended that fine Of two hundred dollars
will be pot on tho person convicted Of vio-
latinr the law
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

Hon. John G. Carlisle has resigned his
scat rs United States Senator from Ken.
tucly and will take II cabinet position un-
der President Cleveland.
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Money to loan.

On improved farm lands In sums of $500 and
upwards. Leans repayable I'm small annual pay
mcnts through period OF six years. thus ena;s
bling The borrower to pay off his Indebtedness
without eX!Gusting his crop in any one year
Saply to j. l.. BOGGS: Attorney, :
dcV2!l riCkcns, S. e.
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State LiIuor Commissioner. The salary is
81 300 and the Governor appoints.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

A hyp0critc with his mouth destroyeth
his ncighbor, but through knowledge Shall
the just be delivered. 49,.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

through desire man having separated
nlmsclt, scelcth and Intermediates WIN
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-26

1t is hard for a man, with.a bad liver
to believe lhat'any hody in, his ncighbor-
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Notice of Final Settlement

] hereby give notice tflat will apply =
) II Ncwbcry, Judge of Probate fO(
i,ickens connty. $. c., on the 6th day o.
February, 1903, for leave to make final
settlement of the estate Of Bcnne. Free,
man deceased, and ask to bc dismissed as
f. N. FREEMAN,
Dec. 3)-wf. Administrators.
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Going West.
Going East

tDlily. Nos: ~ and SO solid trains between
Charleston and Co .mbia, 3. G..
II. VI. EMERSON.
Asst Gcnl Passenger Agent
!. Il. KENLN. L. ". EMERSOE
Geu'l Manager. Trdnic Manager
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What has become Of that resolution
you iQadc New Year,