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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1891
Page
2
A forthcoming railroad to Pickens would boost cotton values by 2 to 84 per bale, saving costs at harvest and sale. The piece defends low print rates, notes shifting alliances in the South, and urges land sales in the Piedmont belt, urging immigration to Pickens county as real estate rises.
The News and Courier notes sharp GOP critique of Cleveland as hypocritical for engaging in rallies and speeches in New York while resisting or avoiding direct political action elsewhere. Eveland pursues votes for Flower, urging Democratic unity ahead of 1892, signaling a party struggle over strategy and leadership.
The essay argues against extreme political tactics amid widespread discontent in the South. It cites Pope on temperance of emotion, notes farmers bear the brunt of tariffs, warns that agitators on all sides chase self interest, and urges conservatism over impulsive, polarized action. It forecasts farmers diversifying crops to reduce cotton reliance next year.
A timber price note urges farmers to profit from remaining Northern softwood stands as mills move south, arguing the land will rise in value. It warns forests are depleted and speculators profit, while listing forthcoming local land auctions and estate sales, plus brief notices on residents and publications.
A Philadelphia Press piece notes vegetables like celery and onions have health effects, then advertises Richmond and Danville Railroad roundtrip tickets to Atlanta for the Piedmont Exposition. Rates include 3.5 cents per mile one way, 75 cents admission, with special day tickets 1 cent per mile plus 75 cents admission. Tickets sold Oct 14 to Nov 6, with return by Nov 6. Contact W. A. Turk in Charlotte for details.
Naomi J. Lewis and others are to sell at Pickens D. H. on the next Saleday in November the 246 acre tract on Little Eastatoe adjoining land of Robert L. Gilstrap and Daniel Baldwin. Terms include half cash and the balance on a twelve month credit secured by bond and mortgage. purchaser pays papers. J. M. Stewart, Clerk of Court.
Greerville ad offers legal practice services with emphasis on court references. Telephote 79, Jan 22, 1906. J. B. Freeman advertises experience across all courts and pledges high quality referrals.
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