The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, October 28, 1880, Image 3
Sa~betht ow otb10 AoookA. X.
e.',0116 A. J m,'40 QW 4 u at I A. .
Rev. J. W1 Dsae ,4bWbbuith at 1 P. x.
eat% I the
miW a makt 4A "'ok bath at 11
Librty Chure.,-Lberty 6tation-Rev W B
singleten, Patorm-8evo0W every 2d Sabbath
and saturday beorr
Work for hroeiety and good govern
Hrrab for fancoek, lIagood and
*9 all the rest of olxr folks.
LuT Notj LzzP.--"Eternal vigi..
lance Is the price of liberty."
0ee that no Democratic sentinel
sleeps on his Post,
Very few Democrats can not con
trol one vote besides their own. Some
can control many more. lailare to
do so in this emergency would be
criminal.
Push the straglers, if there be any,
iuto the Democratic ranks next Tues%
day.
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS !-The Pick.
ens U. H. Democratic Ct'- will meet
in the Court House next Monday,
(salesday) at 10 o'clock A. x. Busi
neis of irportance will be transacted.
Every member of the club is earnestly
requested to be present if it is possible
for him to do so.
D. F. BRADL.Y, President.
Vote and work for the Democratic
ticket next Tuesday.
A peck of worms have been known
to pass from one child. Shriner's In
dian Vermifuge was the remedy used.
Only 25 cents a bottle.
Let every Democrat in Pickens
County go the polls on next Tuesday
and not only vote, but work with
raight and main for the entire ticket.
Aitend the meeting at this place
next Monday. lt will be the closing
meeting of the campaign and let it be
a rouser.
The negro Radical club of this place
leld a meeting at the "West End
S.tore" last Saturday eveno ina. A. gen.
tieman who passeed during the meet
ing informa us that there were about
lfteen present. A negro washa
i angning the crowd. Tfherte were no
whites presen~ft.
Remember the printer, that little
aimount dne us will be thankfully re-.
coived. The cotton anid corn crops
areo goodi. Tight times can't be an~y
e~x(nRe now. So walk up anid set,le
your account like a littl man.
Tise seenirity which the Demrocracy
seemsi to feel is faslse nnd dce(ptiv..
Th~le hazrdes4t fought battle since ro,
c:..nst ruction will bo wn ged on nex t
Tuesdzay.
IjLinFUTY. S. 0.. Oct . 22. I880.
iAndsmen and Credtor: M v entire
probperty' is ndveou tised for sailo ona MIon
daty vend Tuesda:y, 11( and ( 2ndoveini
ber proximno. Look to your interest,
and mnake the propertiy bring its ne
lival value and you arue nail held harmn
les. It all goes if I 2am IeftjKpenniloss.
Resp'ectfnily, W. G. FI:LD.
W AITER GASSAWAY, son of Mr. .Jas.
D. Gassaway, near Central in this
County, aged 15 years, picked 645
pounds of cotton in two days, from
eunrise to sunset. Who can heat this?
Goon CROPPING.-Mr. Eliae Day,
who is to be one of our next Board of
County Commissioners, inuformed us
the other day that he had picked and
4 baled sixteen bales of' cotton off of
twenty-five acres of land, and expect
to get four more from the same
ground-twenty hales in all. This is
good eropping.
Demoorata, remember that not only
your peace and prosperity are at
stake in the results of this election,
but your very civilization and every
thing olee you hold near and dear to
you.
DEMOCRATS, REMEMBERf THiis.--If
through your negligenee or failure to
vote next Tuesday, the State should
be remanded back into the hands of
the thieves and plunderera, the r'e
eponsibilit~y for it will be upon you,
and you may regret it as long as you
live.
A large lot of Ladies Cloaks and
GentsClothing, at Hlagood, Alexander
A~ Co's.
flagood Alexander & Co. will pay
you in oasl or goods the highest prIice
for seed and bale cotton, "and don't
you forget it."
The largest anti nheapest lot of
1Roots and Shoes, ut, Hagood, Alex
.4 ander & Co's.
A Garder. Seed at wholesale and re.
tail, and Grass Seed--with a full line
o)f Drugs and Druggist sundries,
Lamps, Paints, Oil and Dyestuffs, at
J. R. WrLLIAMe',
17 Cen tral, 8.'C.
Hagood. Alexander & Co. have just
.4 reeived from New York, a full line
of.Fall-and Winter Goodi.. Call and
extawutiqe their large and select stock
before buying. They can please you
in prioesar* qu'ality.
.A N OLD LADT's GaATITUDUS--.A lady
* Ltude fr the bne it sehgasd ad
from Waf-ner's Safe Bitters, and de
dare her elef that the regnedy is a
emember This.
RELIA19LE GOODS ONLY
READ THE LIST AND CALL ON
W. T. McFALL
Axes, Augers, Alum,
Brooms, Buckets, Bridles,
Coffee, Candy, Crackers,
Dippers, Domestics, Darners,
Edgings, E8senoes, Eggsr
Fish, Flour,' Forks,
Ginger, Glass, Gimblets,
Hats, Hames, Hoes,
Ink, Irons, Indigo,
Jugs, Jars, Jeans,
Kerosene, Knives, Knobs,
Lamps, Lanterns, Lard,
Molasses, Mucilage, Mackerel,
Nails, Notions, Needles,
Oil, Oniond, Oy8ters,
Pencils, Pipes, Paper,
Quart Cups, Quilts,
Rasps, Razors, lUags
Sugar, Soaps, Shovels
Tea, Trunks, Tin,
Umbrellas, tJnderware,
Vinegar, Varnish, Vermifuge,
Wooden Ware, Wax,
Excellent Goods, Yarns.
Zinc, Mirrors and many other use,.
ful articles, always on hand. Call.
If you dont see what "you want, ask
fe'- it.
These goods "will be sold on most
reasonable terms, for Cash or Barter,
or on time to promptipaying custom..
era. Respectfully,
W. T. Me1FALGL.
oct 28, 1880 6
Just received a1 large lot of Cl01-h.
ing, at H. C, S1IarnEy'8,
(Centrail, S. C.
The Voltaic Belt Company, Mar,.
shazll, Michigan w'ill send their celo.,
braited Electro-Voltaic Ilelts to the
afflicted uiponi 80 dlays trial. Speedy
eures guaraniteed. They men whatL
they say. Wvrite to them without
delay.
TOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMlisNT.
Notice is hereby given. thait I will aip
ply to 0. L. Duran at, Probate Judge for Pick
metwu h my a-dM. F. W itEN, (formerly
Couch) on the 26th, dniy of Novemaber' next
andas' to be dlichatrged fromi all liability is
said Giurdian.
JOl N M. IIENDRrCKS, Guzarlian.
Oct 28 1880 6 5
Notice to:Creditors!& JDebtors
ALL persons haaving dlemands against the
Aestate of ZlIPHANIAI H83ITil, deceas
indebted maust make3 paymuent to the under
signed.35gl
WM. A. SMITiI.
Adm inistrat ors.
cot 28, 1880 6 4
Election Notice.
PICKENS C. H., 8. C., October 4th, 1880.
The following named persons are appointod
as Managers of the General Election. to be
held on TUESDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1880. The polls to be kept
open from 6 o'clock A. M. to 6 r. re.:
Easley-T. A. McMahan, J. W. Brunson,
A. R. N. Folger.
Liberty-M. T. Smith, W. T. O'Dell, W. E.
McCollum.
Central-T. W. Folger, R. Game Gaines,
James Peek.
Hurricane-R. E. Steele, A. R. Craig, Wat..
son Stewart.
Pickens C. H.-G. WV. Taylor, J. L. Thorn-.
ley, B F. Lesley.
Cross P'lalns-George McAdamc., Seaborn
O'Sheals, Elias T Holcombe.
Dacuaeville-T. J. Hunt, J. T. Anderson,
Jeremiah Tralnum.
Pumapkintown-'.W. 1B. Jones, 0. iv. Lyndh,
Maithew Hendricks4.
Eastatoe-John T, tewis, J. M. Stewart,
Jeremiah Parrott.
Hinckie's-George BoWie, A8 A. Alexander,
Isaac Davis.
One or more of the Managers from each
precinct are requested and required by law
to meet at Pickens C. H. on Saturday, October
80th, 1880. to receive the P'oll Lists, Blanks,
Oaths of Office and Boxes, wit h the necessary
instructions.
The law requires that.: "All bar-rooms, sa
loons, and oilher places for fte sale of liquors
by retail shall he closed at, 6 o'clock or thie
eve'ning preceding the day of such election,
and remain closed until 6 o'clock in the morn
lng of the day thereafter, and during the time
aforesaid the sale of all intoxicating liquors is
prohibited. Any person duily convicted be
fore a competent Court of a violtion of this
Section shall be pun ished by a fine not exceed.
lng ftfy dollars, or by imprisonment not ex
ceeding six months, or by both such fine and
Imprisonment. in the discretion of the Court-"
W. T. MceFALL. Chtairnman.
F. V. CL AY TON.
ALONZO M. FOLGER. .
Commissioners of Election.
O04 14, 1880, 4 8.
'NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
LNotice is hereby given that we s ill ap
ply to Olin L. Durant, Probate Judge for
Pick ena Connty. on' Friday, the 29th day. of
October hext, for leave to make a final set tle
hint of the Estate of JA MES LA WRENCE
deceased, and ask to be discharged therefron
as Exeegters.
E. Hf. LAWRENCE,
J. H. LAWRENCE, Ex'ors
W. B. LAWRENCB,J
.0nni 80. 1AAA >8
Special Notice.
LoaisviLLU, Ky , May 2, 1879.
lfemer. luatchinaon 4 Ro. Atlanta, Ga.:
Oents-For sixteen years I have diligently
sought for some specide (of speedy action)
for neuralgia and headache--recent use of
your "Neuralgine" provs I have at last
round it, and I take' great p1ensare in fully
endorsing your remedy as possessing every
juality claimed for it as a specific for sick
ieadache and neuralgia.
Respectfully yours,
T1108. E. POW ELL.
For saleby'Dr. y. W. QUILLIAN. Easley.
ONE WHO KNOWS
iays: Rankin's Compound Fluid Extract of
Buchu and Juniper Is the Inost pleasant and
affective remedy for all diseases of the Blad,
ler or Kidneys .Lbat has been o'lered.to the
public. Mild and pleasant in its action, it
itimulates and 5hvigorates the secretfons, and
gives health and tone to the prostrate or dis
eased organs. Pain in the Bladder, GrAvel,
Prostration, Non retention of the Urine,
Brick Dust Deposit-in fact, all diseases of
the Bladder or Kidneys are cured by it.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,
Druggists, Atlanta, Ga., and for sale by Dr.
J. W. Quillian, Easley.
A$taoon, TROUP Co., Ga., July 4, 1879.
I am one of the unfortunate sufferers from
Gravel or disease of the Kidneys, and find
more and spedier relief from Rankin's Bu.
chu and Juniper than anything I have ever
tried. 1 esteem it so highly were there but
one bottle in the world I would willingly give
$100, or any amount, for it. 1 recommend
it above all other similar preparations.
E. T. WINN.
sept 2, 1880 60 2m
Annouincernents.
For the Lefg1iture.
e The many friends of Co'. W. E.
WELBORN respectfully announce him as a
candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing
election, subject to the result of general elec
tion. MANY FRIENDS.
OSTETTr
CELEBRATED
'ITTES
The accumulated evidence of nearly thiirt~y
years shiow that the Bitters is a certain re..
medy for mnalarial disease, as well as its sur
est preventive; that i. eradicates dyspepsia,
const ipation, liver complaint and nervousness,
counateracus a tend~ency to got. rheumatisma,
irinary and utecrane disorders, that it imnparts
vigor to the tfeeble, and cheers lhe in ad while
it invigorates the body.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen,
erally.
DY virtue or .the power confcrred upon me
by a deed ot trust, dated the 27thI May,
1884), tor cer ain puirposes lhereini mntaioned,
w hich'*is recorded in lhe C'lerk's ollice, in
book i., page 12, by WV. G. Field. to mue as
Trustee, for sauid W. 0. Field, anad thle sure
ties on his oflicial bond as late P'robate Judge
of Pickens County, I will sell for ece to the
highest bidder, at l'ickens Court House, dur
ing the legil hours ot' sale, on the first Alon
day in Novemnber, 1884), :her following descr'ib
ed lleal Estate, conveying a'.l the interest
therein of' sahbi W. 0. Field, including the
dowet- right ot'Itis wife, to wit:
Til A C1' No. I--All that, Piece, Parcel or
Tract of Land, lying on the Air Line Rtoad,
adjoining lands of I'lizai Ii Boggs, C. L. Hol.,
lingswvorthu and Cynuthia llollingsworthu, eon
taininag 230) acres, more or less.
TRACT No. 2-All that Tract of Land
knowni as the Scott. Plae, adjoining lands of
J. R. Kirksey, 1. Hi. Philpot, Madison Mur
phree, and others, containing 200 acres, more
or less.
TRACT No. 8--All of that Tract of' Land
knownu as the Walker Place, adjioininug lands
of Alphia Barton and others, containing 105
acres, mnore or less.
TRACT No. 4-All of that Tract of Lanid
knowan as lie L.add Place, lying on the haead1
waters of Eastatoo. adjoining lands of James
Cantroll and others, containing 675 acres,
more or loss.
ALSO,
On the Tuiesday following, at the residence
of the said WV. G. Field, near Liberty, on the
4ir Line Railroad, I will sell on the same
terms, tI e following Personal Property:
Two Mules; one Milk Cow and two Year
lings; one Iron Axle Two,Horse Wagon; one
Buggy and lHarness; one Parlor Organ; one
Finie IDouble Barrel Shot Gun; one No. 8
Cooking Stove. All the Household and
Kitchen Furniture aind Farming Implements
in the possession of said WV. 0. Field.
0. W. TAYLOR.
oct 7. 1884) 3 4
P'ateats for- IuavcistIouias.
E. W. A NDE~R8oN. J. C. SMtirUs.
ANDRISON & SMlTII,
Attorneys at Law No. 700 Seventh-St.
Oppositeo tho United Statesq Patent
No Iee for prelimriary oxamination.
N o foo unless patet La allowed.
Foes lossi than those of any other
resiponsile agency.
Practico in the U. S. Patent Omneo,
U. S. Supreme Court, and District,
(iou rts.
Correspondence solicited and no
charge madeC for advice.
Books of iniformuationi sent free of
Re'ference furnishedl upo request.
oJI -tII, 3m
CAMP-MEETING
T[W SLIM ATTENDANCE AT
the Camp-meeting can easily be
accounted for by thogo
who wero at my store
this week. I am
now selling
2O -Ydu hod1 Frili for 3k,
AND THiE PEOPLE CAN'T STAND
it.. They will buy.
I now have in Stock the largest and
best assortment of GOODS in Pickens
County.
Just think of a woman's good Shoe
for 81.00. A Nico Cassinoro Suit for
$6.50.
I know this ad is a little disjointed,
but I am just mentioning the bar
gains as I think of thorn.
Give me a trial, and if I do not sell
you Goods cheaper than any man in
this County, I will give them to you.
Some people say such prices will bust
me, but if I do the people will be the
gainer. I have
F o u r Thousand Dollars
Worth of Goods
On hand and they want to be sold.
2500 Yds Domestic at 5 3-4.
3250 Yds Prints at 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
1800 Yds Jeans from 15 to 50c.
Beadsteads fron $2.25, Up.
I Will give as much as any body
for your Produce. Br ing me your
SEEDI COTTOrcN,
I ginjit myself and can give you mort
than anybody, and don't you forgot it
E. 11. HORTON.
Liberty, S. C.
sept 23,1880 1 2m
FALL OPENING.
0
S. BRAFMAN
0OF TIIE
CALLS AT'[TEN TION TO TH].
p)ublic Lhat wo havo the larges
Stock of
EVERl B1*OU(~IlT TO.( TIIIS MARt
ket, an td we will sell t.hem at 25 pe
cent h-ss than1:ii anlechan1LIt South o
North ol (reeniville. WVo do atll ou
Own mafa~thcturinig and~ sai~ve you th
jobbers I profit. PleasMo gi ve us aca
when *ou v'i~si our city and be con
vinfced.
WVe also call attention that 1I
WVAltIEN lFOlII) is in our employ
mont, aind wouh1;l be p'cased for hii
friends to call onl him.
S lim Al"MAN,
Cilevehod Block,
C;~.eesylize, S. C.
L. ROTIlSCIILD), Manager.
aug 12, 1880 47 5mn
LKAIMO)N WIILEEL
Greactest Wheel of the Age
For Sale by
TIIOS. WV. DAVIS,
Greeunville. S. C.
ALSO, it)EALElt, IN STEAM EN
GINES, SA W MILI1/, COTTON
GIN Plt ESSES, SE WING M A.
CINF;S, &c.
aug 12, 1880) 47 Uf
N OTICE.
T TA KE this method ofinformning all p'artie~
Iinierested, that I will bo found in my of
fice, at. Pickens~ Court IIOUse ",on each~
W E D) N E~ S ID A Y, and on each' 8ALanAY,
for the purpose of transacting any business
t hat (01cm uinder my jurisdict ion.
As my duties as School Commissioner will
comrn-lIi me to ho absent In different parts of
ithe. ('ounity, I apon these special day.s for
the beniat >f all concerned. Office hours,
from 9 a. m. to 4 p. mn.
(. WV. SINGLETON,
Schoo Commissioner.
Feb.8. 187.
SPRING MILLINERY.
CENTRAL, S. C.
Mrs. J. B. LASSALLE
RESPECTFULLY INVITES THE
Ladies of Central and the
vicirity to call and
oxamir her
STOC OF. SPRIMG MILLINERY,
Dress Goods and Notions.
FINE LEGL0HRNS, CIIips,
STRAWS of ovary grade twnd price,
TRIMMED HIATS from 75 ets to $5.
Fine Ruches, Now Stylo Ribbons.
Summor Gloves and Black Lace Mitts
Embroideries and Laces of every
Width and Price.
Ladies Underwear and Hair Goods.
--0
DON l IN LATEST STYLI E BY A
FASI IONA BL E DRESNM AK E R.
ap 22, 1880 31 6n
Sheriff's Sale.
0
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PIci(ENS.
BY virtue of an execution to ine directed,
lI have levied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, on the first Monday
in November, 1880, at Pickens Court House.
South Carolina, during tile legal hours of
sale, before the Court llouse door of said
county,
All the interest, possession, right and title
of William Nirmmons, in or of that Tract of
Land, on which h'? now lives, on -Eastatoe
Creek, adjoining lands of Mrs. Sarah Alex
ander, J E. lingood and others, containing
Eleven flundred Acres, more or less; levied
npon at the suit of James K. Kirksey. As
signee, against the said William Nimmons.
JOAB 'MAULDIN, s.P.c.
oct 7, 1880 3 4
Is the Loss of
A LECTURE on the Nt
S. tnnd Radical cure of B'emn
or Spermatorrhoea, induoe4
Involuntary Emissions, Imnpotu $
[S Dehility, anrd linipedimen~ts to Mn
eralty; Consumnpt ion, Epie e ~ 19
Mental and P'hyv'ient 01 1y
ROBEllT J. CULVIER .P. auth01i
of tihe "Green Ilook,"
TIhe world-renowedi ~ tb 1~ dmira.
hle Lecture, chearly' pr sil @w O
Spertenice t hat t he awfI
A buse runy be effectua
meid icinie, anid wit huot 89 s Clal
Aoperlationis, bouigies, i ti ~B !13 or
cordials; poinin 'g out i0-Gr ac once
certamin and eil'eeltual, b ufferer
r no ha~t. er what his ionidit ipl.e, mnay
cure Iio ~iselt cheaply. priival I d radi
cal. Th'Iis Lecture ipo
hlousnu~ds and thiousaindss.
Setunder sal, in a plain envelope, to
any addtres:s, post1 -pidn, onl receipt otsix Oenjs
on twvo postnge stamps.
Address thle Publishiers,
Till' CUJIIilWI'LL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann Sr., New York; Postofice Box, 4586.
- ap 1, 1880 28 ly
It Is thn, biest 1lond Purifier, nndl sflimulnts
LiltI ii~iI i t iii ti':i ctonans.
li at liiiat in thle lnt iii l ies nit hie Ilord, the
nat iiradul a ui t ecessa vIresl tL is t he ein rp ofriiror
tilIn.' at othell sr Sk ih Erni p ons and I ienxss
lilttlinug Caniersu', 1IUleirs an ld et her Sfe.
_ yhpielsia. WVeak% i n s of t he Mt othIii , ('onst ..
-pat oon, I )rzinien, (b-netrat l n eilty, etc., are
it ti 1i' i rs In e~i43 . Itin Ulnequaled
- t'isidh neii In hiela shan iib in ee
]lot ties oft t wo sizes; prIce,50 1cenits a~ $,0
n fe R e su e.
I . dieis are .old
* zand Denqj
- * in MedIIiil
18C evrywhere.
1'r'iprielors,
R4'octe, N..
*iWternd for *fnihlet
, EST IN THE WORLD I
L\/M~r~
the ther
white andt P
8iIILAlt si 5h
food
june24,1880
PROFESSIONAL NO'fcES.
A. BLYT1a, CIKAs. P. BARTIr
Greenville, S. C. Pickens C. if. S. C
BMTHE & BARRETT,
ATTONRRYS * COUNSELORS A TLA ,
PICKENS 0. 11., S. C.
(Office in School Commi8sioner's O( <
Will practice in the State and Fedei>
Conrp.
sept 25, 1879 t
JAMES L. O'RR, JOHN S. VERNiR
Anderson, S. C. Walialla, 8. C.
OhR & VElRNER,
ATTORNEYS 4 COUNSELORS AT LA W
Will give prompt attention to all busines4
left to their care with Maj 1). F. BRADLEy
PICKENS C. 11 s. C.
Feb 6, 1879 21f
J S COTIRAN, gt A CHILDn
Abbevillo C 11 Pickens C H
COTHRAN & CHILD,
A TTORNEYS 4- CO UTNSEL 011 A T LA W,
P I C K E N a o- 1. S.C.,
Wilt Practice in all the Courts of the Statr
and Courts of the United States, for the Dil
trict of South Carolina.
Ma'rch 29 1877 29
Atlanta & Chatlotte Air Line Railway
PASSENGER LEPA RTMENT.
ATLANTA GA., July 31, 1880.
Change of Schedule.
On and after this (late Trains will rim
on this Road is follows:
PAY PAssENGIER TnAIN.
(Eastward )
Arrive nt Ensley at M 0 a n
Leave Eaisley atW 10 51 a n.,
(W est ward.)
Arrive at Ensley at 6 58
Leave Easley at 5 8 p '
ANUIIT PAssRPNOGE TItA IN.
(Enst ward.]
Arrive at Essley at 10 1. p r
Leave Easley it 10 13 p 1
[West ward.]
Arrive nt Ensley at 6 09 a 1.
Leave Ensley AL F 14) a u,
LOCAL FREIOHT TRAI'N.
[EasI ward.]
Arrive at Eiasley ait 5 50
Leave Easley at u0 a
[West ward.]
Arrive nt. Easley at
Leave Easley at U3
ThIROUGH FflRIOIIT TRAIN.
(East~wald.)
Arrive at Easley at 10 40 p
Leave Easley at . 1 40
tWestward,.
Easley at . 1,
j in atAtlanta for alt pints I
~ nneoting at Charlotto for all Eas~4 rn
r'~~aou h Tickets on sale at (lainesvlt
~oa iAty, Greenville and Spartauibur~
SllPoints East anal West,
0. J. FOREAORLT
General Mannager.
W.J Houston, Gen'i Pas. & Ticket A ge
Orpenyi] & Columbia R
CH ANGE OF SCH-EDUL.:
On and after Monday, Mny 17th. 1880, Cu
Passenger Trains over the GJreenzville av
Columibia Railroadi will be run daily, Suw
days excepted:
UP
Lenve colnrnbia atl40
Leave Alston at 1 :
Leave Newberry a t 12 55
Leave Hlodges at :1
Leave Beltoni at45p
Arrive at Greenville at 61
Leave Gree'nvie at 841
Leave uelton a. ida
Leave Iiodges at a1 7
&neave New berr~y at 1 48 pa
Leave Alston at 8 00
Arrive at Columbia at 4 0 p
Anderson Branch andl~ Blue J1Hdge .1
Daily, except Sundlays, between Belt,
Anlderson and walhialla, as follows,
UPV.
Lenve Belt on at 50
Leave A nderson at 1p
Leave P'endleto a~i t I;rp
Leave P'erryville 2
Leave Reno (oa at 74
Arrive at Walhalla p
fLeave Wailhialla at ~0
Leave Seitrea at 05 4 a
Lev ''y.ile at 6a
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