Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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)ethodis..4aer P. I. utel. - Babbab I eebmasihat# 1% 'ek a. *ev. Olin L. Dbrasut d abbath a A. M. UeV. .G0.*rsham, 4th Sabbs * 1. s. wl. Hugh N3.., a1 lb" I ti j a~bea as I1 *'olf . Oberes, eLb. W. a. singl. oten ftete, Se6 b6a e In A esta W betere Work on ths Presbyterian Chareh has been riSsa ed. WO have tome statisteics on the lien law quest-ion which we will pethaps produce in an article on that, much discussed subject at some future time, thound trip tickets to the Cotton kxpooition good for ten days. will be bold by the Air Line. Exhibition commences on 5th Inst. "Huaaau ro19 BILADLI."-8u0h are the A~rds painted on the fences and houses in Pickens oounty... It is in tended to honor D. F. Bradley for having the stock law passed in that county. So we are -told.-Abbeville . udium. Referring to the fact that the editor of the PICKs9a SatrNTL had had his smoke housel robbed, the Greenville News says 'fihat a eountry editor who had meat this time in the year deser ved to be robbed for grosly unprofes sional oonduet." CoLLISIoN.-The evening passenger train on the Air Line Railroad, colli ded with a freight train at Central last Thursday evening. The switch seems to have betp misl)laoed and the passenger train run into the freight train on the side track. No one was hurt, but the engines wore considera bly damaged. Kauqita Indian Worm Pellets are that. combination t hat is snited to all agecs, and the smallest child can take themn with stnfety. Try thom and be conv'incol. Price, 10 and 25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. J. WV. Quil The editor of thel PICKENs SENTUNEL clais' to hnve hazd his. Nmoke-house robbed of some bacon last week, but syt. he has some more lefIt. We would nrge npon him the duty of' attending the ne~xt meeting of thet Presia Asasoci aUion and expilainsing to the brethren how such thing'.e an be.--Anderson Journmat. We regret, to learn that M r. Thos. Ioges, the Agent of the Air Line ]hnilwuny sat Liberty Stations, has heen~ quite ill with typhoidi fever. Whens iast hoard from by tus he was a little improved, and it isr to be hoped that he will s'oon be0 entirely wvell. Mr. James COstkran, the milier' at $ymmnes' mill., on the Eihtee: Mile ('reek, in this County, died last Fri day of typhoid fever. H~e 'was said to be an excellent miller and a good citises. -Married, on the evening of the 29t11 Instant, by Rev. W. I. Ray, Mr. J. W. B. Hinton, of Pickene, to Xisu JTulia Evett, of Andouson county. There was a case in our last (ourl in which the amount of ten cents wao inyolved. It cost the losing parts about forty dollars, and the counta perhaps that much more. We thini It a pity that there is no way of ketep ing such trivial case; out of Court. lBerrymnan Whitner Hicks wa hanged at Spartanburg on Friday, th 80th ult. for the murder of his wifE H~e spoke briefly before he was hang ed and said that whiskey, jealousl; and bad company had brought him t the gallows. James Lynch, a colored boy age 12 or 16 year'. old, who worked in th * mill and gin of Mr. W. J. 8mith, meg Easley, was instantliy killed on s Friday. He was endeavoring to pa on the band with a crowbar when h was caught in the cog wheel and Ii hodly was drawn under the trunni head and hitterally mashed or cut t piee. Dstaga was almost instant, neous. -Twi TwstLv3 Mn.E CAMPMEE'TIN( -We are informed that everythin passed 6tquietly and pleasantly a the T~welve Witt Campmoeting an that there were more people in attent ainco on Sunday than has been know on one day for years past. We has not been snformedt as to the numbe w')ho joined the church. OArT--Hon. D. Wyatt Ailken sol $'300 worth of oats raised on his pla< t his year. This is eq nat to a doze bales~ cuf cotton and the expense Wi %6l.vry beeaelue the p ".and turnips. . ivesse bv beom very buuy foe tflast thre weks in gatborlng thur 9otton and fodder. epttoa orop in; tbis 94eo will not-excoed a halt erop. Corn very light. Potatoes and turnips neuAy a total ,nUte. Amid aft - of .iss Ad vere circumestances, enterprise and improvements are still drifting on. Mr. J. M. -Hendricks, of Anderson county, k'as built a splended house and expects to move his family 'shortly. Mr. Aubry Maultiin and sons have in full blast a steam cotton gin. Mr. W. N. Payne & Bro. are spread ing themselves, are bound to sell their goods in spite of the hard times. Miss L. E. Folger's school at SiX Mile, closed a short time since. The Editor of Tun 8NTiNEiL has the highest eneomiums from this see. tion, for the complimentary terms Ih spoke of it, in respect to it becoming one of the best cotton sections of our County. So with economy, prohibi.. tion. "hog up," and dogs exported as "Corn" prescribed, we ean do very well another year. OBSERVER. Visitors returning from abroad, as well as recent emigrants, will find Ay. er's Sarsaparilla helpful in avoiding the hardships of nelimation, and in removing the boils, pimples and erup tions consequent upon sea diet. Its blood-cleansing qualities remedy such troubles promptly. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge is per fectly sate and easily administerod. It Is cheap and will give satisfaction. Try it. Notice to Creit s. T. Augustus Williams as Adeinistrator, Plaintiff, against Elsarle O'Neal, Joseph Williams, et. al. Defendants. P URSUANT to an Order passed in the above case, by His Honor T. B. Fraser, Presiding Judge, on the 29th day of Septem ber. 1881, all Creditors of the Estate of the late ISAAC WILLIAMS, Sr., deceased, are required to prove their claims befoie me ag. ainst the maid estate within ninety days from te publica'ion hereof, or be barred of the benefits arising under the decree made here. In. T. A. WILLIAMS, Admn'r4 Oct 6, 1881 4 3 ROAN ANDPIANOS, (1 demnatot pumer Yart h e.e ThoL~wg e an eA ?soon m~ m ad. va iUe Th atie sTe BD' oet r THE BEBT 18.TH NEEST 6 The handsoet ad ost ompleteV Ciddlw, Oonn.si eener eee n s.hrpse.saum e d fs l. et The h asmsand mo... om4e. LABS ALE MYADNUNEMT n ANUTRT D ITCUAKEEPM [ XiDvd E'', Foutz Pop I.OcmammaoN . CasSSgu.m. TO THE PEOPLE. FOR TUE BENEFiT OF THOSE WHO have "e. had an oppertualty to %isit my store la peSeA, I Ins"t puiee of a few WAN3A3 ARTICLES. Of eemswe it Is Imposeible In $he small space allowed me te do asthing except give a few SAMPM rICas. Men's 0ood Wool Hate, 60 cents, up-Woe men's equally low. Men's Brogans, $1.60 and up, a good tap sole, worth $1.76 anywhere else for $1.26. Long Handled Shevels at 50 cents, 76 cents and $1. Very good sett Knives and Forks for 50 cents, worth 76 cents. Trace Chains at 60 cents, .cost you every where 65 cents. 21 yards Standard Prints for $1.00. Handkerchiefs, 6 cents. Men's 110, 1 cents. Corsets, 26e, 60.., 76c., $1.00, and $1.26. Boulevards, 60. to $140. Trunks and Valises very low. I guarantee to sell Clothing 10 per cent cheaper than any conern. in this country# Greenville not excepted. Can show you a ood long, *heavy Overcoat for $2.76. Nice Pants from 76.. up to $10. 100 Buits jost received. These Goods must be sold. Will duplicate Greenville bills with 10 per eent of. Sitting Bull Boots at $8.60. Now I am de termined to sell G6ods. If you give us a chance we will certainly sell yon- Bring us your 8EE) COTTON. To parties who owe me, I would like to say, if you do not wish to sell your Cotton until it gets higher, bring it ink and I will ship and sell when you order it sold, and you will get all it brings. I have done every thing I eould for you during summer, and I expect you to take care of me now. Remem ber I sold you BREAD and MEAT. E. U. HORTON. Liberty, S. U. sept 15,1881 1 S. BRAFM AN. GREENVILLE, S. C. --- -- WE DRAW YOUR ATTENTION to theo fact that we aIro re eoiving daily big lots of AND OUR STOCK W1L IEiI complete by the 1st of Soptember. Come and examico our atock, It, will sarely pay you. Our . stock wilt be larger than over, Ilemember we are s'lling to yuo CLOTIHIING at prices other mecrchatnts Don't taiss the place, look for the sign, Bltimmee Cilottaisg flouse., Cleveland Block, L. ROTIESCIIILD, MEass age.'x Merchant Tailoring ni spUciaIlty. aug 18, 1881 49 The.N6ate ot Soth Car olina COUNTY OF IPICKENS. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Mary C ilendricks, Plaintiff, 'against liester Richardson, a's Executrix of alhe last. will and. testament of Noah T Rtichardson,, deceased; Nanna K Rlichardson, Ida (C Rici ardson, Blaulah I Richardson, Cairrie Richardson, Noah T Richasrdson; the personal represen tat iv. of Charles 1P Rich~ardsoun, dleceaised, when appointed; Matthias hR ichaardson, El bert N Richardson, (lrke Richardson, Charity E McDaniel, Enoch BI Richardson, Thomas J Richardson and Francis E Rich ardison, Defendents.-CoxMPLAIN'r ron. 1a To the Defendants above namedl: Y ou are hereby sunmmoned and require d to answer the comnplaint in this action, which is Bled in the office or the Clerk of the Court of Commen Pleas for Pickens County, and to serve a copy of your ans wer to the said corn plaint on the siubicribers at their office at Pickens C. HI., 8. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclu, ive of such services, and if you fail to an, swer the complaint within ihat time, the Plaintiff In the action wili apply to the court for Ine relief demanded In the complaint. Plaintiff's Aetornaeys. -TO the Defendants, Clark Richardson, Char ily E. McIaniel anad Thmomas J. Richard son: Take notice that the complaint in this ac tion was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Pickeuns County, on the 24th deay of August 1881I; and that the object s of said actionl are an aIccount irag and settlement of thle estate of No&ah T1. Ritchmard son, 4eceased. NORTON, KEITH & IIorLNGSWORTHl, Plainuift's Alaorneys. sept 1, 1881 51 fiw g6 OROA NR 18 useful stops, 6 sets Breeds only $65. Pianos, $125 up. W'llustrated Catalog. Free A ddress uBEr-Tv wIa:-..ou . . , PIANOS & ORGANS. ---O 'PO - 8U M t OPER. kaI 1iesid firhe! Mont QrediT, --- Little Casha Down, and Balance when Cotton Cones- In. ------z During the niuthtis of June, July, Agust md September, we will sell 1IANOS and )ROANS, either new or second-hand, to -esponsible partiets, at LOWEST' CASH PRICES, payable #10 Cash on an Organi, $25 Cash on a Piano. And the balance in TIIREE MONTHS WITHOUT INTEREST. 0 Installment Buyers. To accommodate those who can not pay di Cadh in the Fall, we will, during the nonths of June, July, August and September, el at our Dne Year Plan Price. As per Price List, and receive as follows: $10 Cash on an Organ, 025 Cash on a Pauno, With one-third of the balance on Three nonths, one-third in six months, and the emainder in one year. Fhese Offers are Good Only Until October 1st, 1881. L. E. NORRYCE, Or McSMITII MUSIC HOUSE, Greenville, S. C. Juno 30, 1881 42 A yer' s Hair Vigor, FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR. I-r is a most agreeable dIressing, which is at once hamuiless and effectual, for pre serving the hair. It restores, with the gloss and freshness of youth, faded oogray, light, and red hair, to a rich brown, or deep black, as may be desired. By its use thin hair is thickened, and baldness often though not always cured. It checks falling of the hair immediately, and causes a newv growth in all cases where the glands are unot decayed; while to brashy, weak, or otherwise diseased hair, It imparts vitality and strength, and renders it plhiable. The Vioon cleanses the scalp, cures and prevents the formation of dandruff; and, by its cooling, stimulating, and soothing properties, it heals most If not all of the humors and diseases peculiar to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and soft, .under which conditions diseases of the scalp and hair are impossible. As a Dressina for Ladies' Hair The Vroon is incomparable. It Is color less, contains neither oil nor (lye, andl will not soil white cambric. It imparts an agreeable and lasting perfume, andI as ani article for the toilet it is economical and unsurpassed in its excellence. Prepared by br. J. C. Ayer 8& Co., Practlcal and Analytical Chemists,. Lowell, Mass. soLD aT ALL DRUUUGISs EVERYWnUIaN. Thae State of South Carolin a PJCKECNB (OUNTY. IN COURT OF COM MON P'LEAS J C O'Bryant, Plaint iff, against Lucy Evims, Margaret. E Chumbler. Sarah .1 Port er, Mary F Barron, James 1I O'llryant, wil lham A O'Blrgant, and 10 F Morgan, Deofendl. ants-CoPY DUMMoN-( Foit RKLI II)-CoM.s PLAINT NOT SERVEDti. TO the liefendannts above named Y OU are hereby suammmouned and required to answer thle comiplamint in t his alcIion, which is filed in the otlice of the Clerk 0l Common Pleas, for thme samid county, anid ue serve a copy of youri anIswer to thme sid comn plaint on the subscriber at his office on Main Street, at Pickens C'ourt. lionms, S C. , withI In twenty days after the serice hereof, ex chusive of thme day of such service; anmd if you fall go answer lime compilaint, withIiin thme I imtI aforesaid, thle plaintlift in this act ion will ap ply to the Courit tor time relief de~mmanded it~ the complaint. Dated Meptember '27. A. D). 1l~8. [h.8.) J J. LEWIS, (... linli fl's Abo trnmey. Take not ice-I hat, thle smunmmnons ini thmis ac lion, of whIiichi I he t'oregoinmg is a copy, to, gethmer w ith thme emoitIint, therchi, wats file< in time (ilic of thle C lerk of thme~ Courmt of Comn mon Pleas for Ih IC .ounity andi St ate abov< namediC~, on time '27thI lamy ot Sep't'mbuer. A. 1) 1'lmintil's At tornmey. swnp' 2891 lbS- U Rikeniond d Danvill U. B PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. Change of Schedule. On and after June 5th, 1981, Pasenger Train Service on the Atlanta and Charlotte Air. Line division of this Road wil be as followe. BASTWARD. UUIT3o STATKs MAIL xo. 48-{a] Leave Atlanta 4 00 am Arrive at. Lula (a) 0 64 a m A rrive at Toccoa (r) 8'14 am Arrive at Seneca (0) 9 20 a m Arrive at Greenville (1) 10 68 a in Arrive at Spartnnburg (K) 12 14 p i Arrive at Gastonia (1.) 2 36 p m Arrive at Charlotte (11) 3 35 p in Nq Y EXPREss-No. 47-[nj Leave Atlanta a31pin Arrive at Lulme 6 59 p m Arrive at. Toccoa 7 16 p in arrive at Seneca 8 40 p m Arrive at Greeivillo 10 20 p m Arrive at. Spartanburg 11 40 p m Arrive at Gastonia 2 19a to Arrive at Charlotte 3 15 a m 1 H FAST MAIL--NO 49-[c] Leave Atlanta 6 80 p m Arrive at Lula 9 06 p in Arrive at Toccoa 10 16 p in Arrive at Seneca 11 25 p in Arrive at Greenville 1 00 a a Arrive at Spartanburg 2 11 a in Arrive at Gastonia 4 31 a in Arrive at Charlotte 6 35 a m WESTWARD U 8 MIAIL-No .2-(A] Leave Charlotte (M) 12 80 p w Leave Oastonia (It) 1 27 p in Levae Sparman burg (i) 3 50 p m Leave Greenville (i) 6 07 p mn Leave Seneca (a) 6 51 p m Leave Toccoa (r) 8 Of p m Leave Lula (IF). 9 16 p in Arrive at Atlaika 12 05 a in N Y E aiis-No Leave Charlot to 12 43 a in Leave Gastonia 1 43 a im Leave Spartanburg 4 06 a i Leave Greenville 5 18 a m Leave Seneca 7 02 a i Leave Toccoa 8 15 a M Leave Lula 9 31 a in Arrive at Atlanta 12 20 p n U 8 FAST MAIT.-No 50 [U] Leave Charlotte 12 33 a i Leave Gastonia 11 07 a m Leave Spartanburg 8 12 a in Leave Greenville 4 24 a in Leave Seneca 6 47 a in Leave Toccoa 6 53 a ni Leave Lula 8 09 a in Arrive at. Atlant a 10 35 a m CON NECTIONS. [A] wvithi arriving trains of Georgia Cen tral uad A & WV P itailroads [ii] wit artu~viv:ng trains of Georgia Cen. trtal, A & WV P and WV & A Railroads [V] with ar riving trains of Georgia R RI [E] withI Nortibeaster'n Railroad of Ga. to anud fromi Athens, Ga' [F) with Lberton Air Line to and from lberton, Ga [G3 wvith Coln ubia and Greenville to and fromh Golunmpia and Chariileston [Ii] withI Colunuii and Greenville to and fromn Columbia and Chiarlestecn [K] withi Spart anburg and A sheville, and Spartnbuirg, Uniioni and Columbia to and from Ilendersonl and Asheville, and Aiston and Columb~lia [ L] wih (ihester and~ Lentior Narrow Guage to :andl from Dallas and Crhester. [11] with c C & A-c c-R & D and A T & o for post~ West, North and East Pohniuan Sleeping Car Service on Trains No's. 47 aend 48. Daily. without change, be t ween Athinta aund New York. A. POPE, Ocn'l Passenger Agent T AGNTSWANTED Wewant, a limited nunnher ot ativ e, energetic business canvass ers. to engage in a pleasant and profitable busi1ness. Good men will find this a rare Cli anice To Make Money. Such will please answver this advertisenment by letter, enclosing stamp for reply. stating what businesM they have been engaged in. None but those who mean business need ap ply. Address FINLEY, IHARVEY & CO., Atlanta, Ga. FrO'T-T Z g HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS -Will eure or prevent Diseasue. -No H~onsg will die of COLIC. Bors or LUNa Fs VER. it Fonti.'s Powders are used in time. Fontz's Powders wili cure andt preven tL 110 CHOtERA Fontz's Powders will prevent (GAPn iN Fowta Fontz's P'owdere will increase the quantity of milk and cream twenty per cent., and make the butter frm and sweet. Footzs Powders wilt cnre or prevent almost uvuxy DISEASE to which Horses and Cattle are sub tujct. FOU-rz's POWDE RS WILL GIVE SATha.FAoTION. Sold everywhere. *-. ,. DA VID E. VOUTE, Propr ietor. DALT1IMORE. Md. For sale by D)r. J. W. QUIL LIAN, Easley (Areatest Wheel of the Age, For' Salo by TIIOS. W. DAVIS, 4ar'envil1e. N. C. A LSO, It)EA LE Ei N STEAM EN GINES, SAWV MILLSA, COTTON G(1N 1'lI ESS ES, SE WING MA. CINES, &c. aug 11. 1880 47 PROFES8ioNLM NOTICES. 00. 0. WAILS, Qo. W. TA-aos. JAUSe L. Oia, Pickens 0. U. B. 0 Greenville, B. C,)I WELLS, ORR & TAYLOR, A TTORNEY J# caUARLo AT $A L PICKENS 0. v., 8. 0. Prompt atteMion given to beinmem essite to them, marth 10, 184 g0 Y. 8. CoTraa, } M. r. Awetvy N bamg Abbetille 8. U. UJteenville, 8 0 PickeS O COTHRAN, ANSEL & 8000. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELOR1ATLAWs PICKENS a. ., a. . Ofico in the Court Honso. Prompt ttention given to all business **I trustod to them, doc 9, 1880 12 R. A. CHILD, ATTORNEY i COUNSELOR AT LAWf P I C K E N S 0. 1. S. e. Will Practice in all the Courts of the Blate and Courts of the United States, for the Die trict of South Carolina. In cases requiring it aWle Attorneys will be RssoCinted with mue. jan 1881 0 mo AgtE6 UNDYt SDAVI.LANDRETH &80.P Columbia & Greenville R R PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, CoIemiuJA, S C., Aug. 80th, 188. On and after Thursday, Sept. 1st. 18M1, passenger trains will run as herewith ind&. cated upon this Road and its branchosi D~aily, except Sundays. No. 42. UP' PAssBEGBRI Leave columbia [A]112B Leave Alston 1 0p Leave Newberry at 12 Leave Ninety Six Op Leave Hodges at 2 Leave Uelt on at 60 Arrive at Greenville at 62 NO. 413. r)OWN PSHGI Leave Greenville at, 08 Leave Belton ati67i Leave flodges at 1lp LeuaveNinety Six 8p ueave Newberry at847pU Leave Alstonui atf Arrie atColubia v1 60 pma Leav Aiton12406pma Leav Lye~' ord1 21 p a Leave a~utue2 50 p m~ Leav Unin 286 p m LeaveJone~illo5 05 p a [.eav Paeo~t.6 24 p a Leav Sprtahur It& 1 deot.(a 12 p a Leavel'ucoet.2 85 p a Leav sheton8 87 p a Leav Lyls' Frd4 46 p as Arrive a tlCou bi4r 865 p -i LUl5RAILROA. Leave Nory. 2 6rr psx0Ea Larve A it ouins 12I 46 p m Leave Sumrter 8 8g p in LArve Lyles'lFordy 1 26 p a Leave Shoe t 1 8 6 p as Larve Sat ulvil2 46 p m Leave Unio 12 16 p an Larrve at.nesville 1 04 p an Leave lconet 68 pme~ Le'e pA erng at U,&6dptn 40 p rn Ave Spardtnr R dpt t 4 12 p as Leave Spranur [c & . eo (n)120 p aa LArie patWan'g, l, U eo a 7 46p ai Leave lallt. 9 8 p W Leave Jonesvll f I)9 p4 s Leave U'n~Ion a21 809 aa Leave ASheton at8 87p a. Arrive at Alton at1 8 B u Arr)iI(araove ataLanrenoughIIo6r46wpll Leav aur oten 8ou i8an lauoreniU Leaveu chage. t- 8 6ps A.rri t A Cbeilea fro46harps on BWue JHq WiuR. Ron Aondersoan Banch~ Leae Bllo~ fro W5mngo and p 1 LeaeiAnesort at 5e4eop. Arrivt W u&ahalad rmc 7rot 45 Leav WithAshvlle and Spr9abr 2alras foav Pent in trnatorth Caia Leave 1 Alntaso and 11rotDvso 12ich On nd and aboviao hraiugh fr wll he)runhtS n ou and endronit n.withutantae. arot iiso ih A. oi i tC a( iDradifrom Chalaromot, W it innton ourba and Auguona ioad fronWilmigtonad fi all points Noth thereof. .Wit h S C & A ailroad fro chal one ial oint NortCharotn the n. with Asheville and Spar tanburg Railroad i. with Atlnta and charlotte Division Rich mond1 and( D~nvlle Raila for all late and beyond monndud ane d Danil aigrond for 0. Wih i lmintn, folumbr tand Aougusa from I pendertondelle n. WitoAlUJantid caott ivso.Re mon an Davile Rilrad ro 4b