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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1894
Page
2
The article reports J Henry Bowen and Td Young, both colored, aged about 13, were convicted of trespassing in a melon patch and sentenced to 15 days in jail. It argues punishing theft by minors serves public good and urges parents to teach respect for property.
The Register denounces the lien law as a farmer’s bondage while critics argue reformers failed to repeal it. The piece rebuts claims it harms all, noting only some farmers use it and that it only compels payment when a lien is given. It faults the author for a one sided view and cites merchants and tenants with little need for the lien.
A News and Courier report from Columbia notes rapid political maneuvering as Ellerbe attacks Governor Dillman over resuming dispensaries. Dr. Sampson Pope exits reform convention to seek the primary, while an alliance pushes strict adherence to its demands. The alliance claims a transparent session with a verbatim report. Governor Tillman aims to have all party actions properly arranged.
The speaker urges citizens to attend on Friday the 3rd of August 1894 at the court house for a political rally. He notes the court house may be crowded and suggests moving to the woods or school house grove if needed, emphasizing shelter from rain and accessibility for a large audience.
A House point of order on establishing dispensaries under the 1893 act is sustained after appeals. The piece notes war talk between Japan and China, plague fears in Shanghai and Hong Kong, and fears that the United States plans to subjugate eastern Asia amid global unrest.
A Tus Senriner column disputes claims that conservatives are scarce and criticizes the Journal and reformers. Dr. Sampson Pope appeals from the reform convention to voters as a general primary candidate, while the piece praises orderly conduct and mocks opponents, noting a shrinking “enemy” bloc and urging patience with leadership.
A massive blaze in Phillips Wisconsin destroyed most of the town last Saturday. Estimated losses reach 1.6 million dollars with 800 houses reduced to 87 survivors. Many residents were killed or drowned while fleeing the fire. relief efforts focus on salvaging lives and rebuilding. The piece also comments on the Press and Banner and Rev Hugh Wilson and hints at sermon topics and potential pulpits exchanges with Abbeville ministers.
The Journal seeks to use the reform club to keep the pure and immaculate conservatives out. Democratic clubs are called to meet on August 4. In Georgia a beaten man withdraws to help the party, but that practice does not occur in South Carolina.
The call favors Duncan and Farley stepping aside to allow Stanyarne Wilson a clear field, aiming to restore unity within the group. The suggestion emphasizes harmony over factional contention and supports Wilson’s unopposed position.
The Hampton Guardian announces itself as a candidate for Congress. Latimer has no opponent yet. Reformers hint Ellerbe will back Latimer in Pickens and Oconee. The dispensary question, tariff talk, and campaigns at Clemson and Columbia shape the fight with references to Ida Wells, Northen, and legal battles over the dispensary law.
Mr J B Lewis of Atlanta Georgia suffered severe dyspepsia. After failing with physicians he tried Tyner s Dyspepsia Remedy. He reports the first dose gave relief and he gained flesh. He recommends it to all stomach sufferers. For sale by druggists at 60c per bottle.
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for Children Teething softens gums reduces inflammation allays pain and cures wind colic 25c a bottle Mucklows Arnica Salve best salve for cuts sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions cures piles money refunded 25 cents per box For sale by W T McIall Morris sells dynamite caps fuses and blasting powder cheap.
A longtime gardening writer urges firming seedbeds after sowing, especially in hot dry soils. He describes using markers, foot pressure, and a light roller to press seeds into the soil, citing experiments from 1874 showing faster germination and better stands for celery cabbage cauliflower beets turnips spinach and corn.
Columbia North Carolina. The college opens September 26 with nine regular courses and diplomas. Special courses with certificates. Admission requirements revised. Monthly expenses for the year range from 112 to 182 dollars, excluding travel clothing and books. Send for announcement addressed to President James Woodrow.
Lee P. Orr announces a broadened photography business offering instantaneous processing and finishing in popular styles at low prices for first class work.
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