The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, November 17, 1881, Image 3
LOA2CAL IT.Fi[.W.
Plenty of rain list week.
Virginia was too near the 0010141 kitchen.
The wells have nearly all dried up irl Pick
bus.
Quito a number of our citisetid Will visit
Atlanta this week.
The Editor of the S.NTINRLt and his wife and
niece are in Atlanta, taking in the great Ex
osition.
The Atlantto and French Broad Valley Rail
road Is booming. We hear aca-cely anything
else talked of now. Let her roll.
The time for collecting taxes closed on the
10th instant. The Treasuker issued 2,846
receipts, and there are 240 delinquents
mostly email taxpayers. A majority of ther
will be nulla bona or non est.
- The funeral of George Iendrix will be
preached at Glassy Mountain Church on the
4th Sabbath instant., by Revs. W. B. Single
ton and Olin L. Durant.
Dr. F. K. Brenzeal, of Boltori. S. C., died at
lde Oak, Florida, on the 11th instant.
The Legislature meets on Tuesday, the 22d
5 instant, and not tesay I lie 29th, as stated
in the SUNTISar, some time ago.
Gray hair mny be made to take on its youth.
flil color and beauty by the Use of Hall's Ve
getable Sicilian Ihair Renewer, the best. pre
paration for the hair known to the science of
nedicine and chemistry.
Kauquita Indian Worm Pellets are purga -
five within themselves, and need not be tol.
lowed with castor oil or salts, being superior
In that respect to any worm confection ever
offered. Price, 10 and '2 cents per box. For
sale by Dr. J. W. Quillain, Easley.
GRFATH1, UURAor & Co., of Creenville,
invite a visit of inspection to their establish
tnent where an extensive stock of Stoves. Tin
Wre, English and kmerican Crockery, French
and American China of different decorations,
and a complete line of every description.
'They will open next week a big lot of fine
IHoliday Goods and Silverware. Everybody
Is invited to inspect. Visitors iticur no obli
gation to purchase. nov 17, 1881-6m
VATUABLE MOUNTAIN LANDS FOR SALE.
'The Clerk of tlie Court. in this issue, idver
ises Nomo valuable Mouinntain Lans for sale,
belonging to the estate of 'he late S. 1). Keith.
The Table Mountain and Bald Knob tracts
nre valuable nnd desirable places.' Table
Alountnin is already a popular summer resort,
tind B1ald Kiob needs only a first class hotel
to m11ake it one of the most popular smaier
resorts in t he South. There is a chanitee and
it hig chance to) for soime eergetie, enter
prising mai to buy a fortie, for wiih good
oir-Is ami oper uinigemii it. eit he.r or hot h
l Ihese pl..ces. will be' gobl iin tes. - ind besides
thle A ilatntic anud F'rench Ir'road Valley it.si!
boauke t hese Iai imost05 inxv :1tnblle. Wait ch
buti fori 'salesh.iv. in D~eembi C' netitom man.
In a ew dns I n l b i t o
lect by bItw :ill tnp~tiol b.:il:inecx o my
buohl'.. 1lin t his l ij Intay h-ave tea
P lo iso (call at oiio-e anitl settle, oroh
t-rii 1.1 am an..e, or. (i MO tiO 110 be oh
unde i an 'ili:et' calls.
(l!O cmttnt oft iii rettrkbly~hl .-.licate an.l
at Ct'eneranie society bflelles are Iloul in
thir pr-aises or I lorest on Cologne. *
Next year TF/c ."una wvitlmake its liftecenth
)!itail rev...in 101t tuder ihe pr.'settt. i'tutigr
ianentt, shiin g. nis always, tl'or all, big ainsi lit
Ito, melani anid gractiis, dlelienvedl nil virtuiouts.
iterat ic.. inti ~elliet ii lobtuse. Thec Sun'si
light is for- mankii'l and womatnkindl or every
sort; but its geniatl wahrmth is for the good
wihil e it. pours ho t iiscom fort on thIie bl isterng
backs of the persistetly wicked.
The Sun for 1-68 was a newspaper of a new
kind. It discarded many of the forms andi a
multitude of the superfluous words and1( phra
ses of ancient jourtnalism. Ii utadertook to re
port in a fresh, succinct, unconventional way
atll~the news of the world, omtitting no event
nif humnan interest, and commenting upon af
fairs withI the fearle'astesu of absolute inde,
pendence. ' lhe success of this experimient was
the success of The Sun. It effected a permat
nent. change ini thu style of' Amnericaun newspa
purs. Every important journal established in
this country in tihe dozen years paist hats been
modeled after The Sun. Every important
journal already e xis tin g- hits been mioditied
and bettered by the force of T/he Sun's exam
he Sun of 1882 wvill be the same outspoken
trth telling, and interesting newspaper.
Bly a liberal use otf tiVe imieans whIich an
abundant prospeity affords, we si ah make
it better than over before. We shall print
all the news, pui ting it into readable shape,
and measurinrg its import ance, not by the t ra
ditional yalrdst ick, but by its real interest to
the people. Distatnce from Printintg House
square is not the first. consideration with The
Sun. WVhenever anything happens worth re
porting wo get the particulars; whether it
happens in Bt-ooklyn or in hiokhtara.
In politics we have decided opinions; and
we are accustomed to express them in lan
guage t hat cani be nut lorstood. We say what
we think abeut men and~ events. Thtat, habji
is the only secret of The Sun's political course.
The weekly edition of Thae Sunu gathers into
* ~ eight pages the best matter of the seven daily
issues. An A grictiltural Depart ment of une
qualod merit, full market reports, and a liber-,
al proportion of literary, scientific, and do
mnestic intelligence complete l'hse Weekly Sun,
anld make it the best newspaper for the farm
or's househol that was over peinted.
Who (d0es not know and read and like The
,Bunday~ Sun, each number of which is a Gol
gonda of interesti-ig literature, withI the best
p)oetry of the day, prose every lineo worth
t'ending, news, humnor-nmatter enough to fill
a good sized, and infiitely muore varied anid
entertiaininig thani any book, big or lit the?
If our idea of what a newspaper should be
pleases you, sendt for The Snn.
Our terms are as follows:
For the daily Sun, a four p'tge sheet of
twenty-eight columns, the price by mail, post
patid, is 55I cents a mon(t1 h, or .5~r0 a year; or,
utneluidinig the Sunday paper, ant eight page
sheet. of fifty six coluttnrs, the price is 65
cents a motith, or $7.70 a year, post-paid.
The Sumnday edition of The Sun is also fur
tished separately at $l.20 a year. posttspaid.
The price of the Weekly Sun, eight pages,
Aifiy-six coluimns, is $1 a year, post-paid.
A ~For clubs of ten sending $10 we will send an
extra copy free. Address,
I. W., ENG LA ND,
P~uhapher A, Thm ns Nem.Yor ty.
Only:ThirtyjDays' Trial.
We will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro.
Voltaic Belts and other Electrio Appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are aifflicted with Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality, eta., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration of vig
or and manhood. Also for Rithomatism. Neu.
ralgia, Paralysis Liver and Kidney diflicul.
ties, Ruptures, and many other disoses. 11
lustrated pamplilet sent tree. Address Voltaic
Belt Oo., Marshall, Mich.
-+4w+ -.
Renew Your Lease.
Th ire are times*in every one's life when
energy fails and a miserable feeling comes
over them, mistaken for laziness. Danger
lurks in these symptoms. as they arise from
diseased orglhs. P1arker's Ginger Tonic will
restore perrect activity to the 8tonauh, Liver
and Kidneys, purify the blood, and renew your
lease of health and comfort-Advocate. *
A peck of worms have been known to pass
frotn one child. Shriner's Indian Vermituge
was the remedy used. Only 25 cents a Lottle.
PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM.
The Niat, Cleanest find
most Fconomical Hair
1sy)brsails to Restore
dii youthful color to grey
hair. 5oc and $. sizes at
divtggists. ____
A- loteston Coone
A nt* bIl .iili1l Ii
rva tistd In~uig j ifuw.
l'rk, 25 ,,,1 'N'W.
PARKER'S
GINGER TONIC
A Pure Family Medicine that Never Intoxicates.
If yot are a mechanic or farner, worn ouit with
Vbrworl:. or a nother rim down by family or hottse
hold ditties try PARKER's GING-R TONIC.
If you are a Iawyer. minister or business man ex
hamsted by nental strain. or anxiots cares do n i
tal;c intoxicating itinuilants, but use 1MEKEn 4S
Gure.Tosteu
if you havc Dvspepsia. Rlhetnilatism, Kidney or
Urinary Coinplaints, or if you are trobeld with ai
disordler oft he lungs. stomuachi bow1ls, blood br ibrVes
you cau be curcd ly PAzui.:ns Gisurm ToNic.
If von are wasting niy from . disipntion or
ifiy tiiseaseSi' vc:ikhtse nuic rep ire a stitntilait take
G Ra Toxic arute i It 'ill izviorate and build
vpu up from the rst tiose bilt wl! nevcr intoxicate.
It has saved hiundreds of livcs it may save yours.
IITsCOX A CO.. 1ml Wiltinl it., Nv Vetl Loc. ant
olie do4lar slrgi, at all deniers iII nousIlt-w
GREAT SAVING hUYING DOLi.All FI7.E.
Sheriff's Sales.
0
STATE OP SOUTH CA ROLINA,
COUNTYOF LDICKEN8.
IN COUlIUT OF COMMON PLEAS
J )Y virp tue of sundryv exe(ciuiions to me <Ii -
aLt pulj( ic ts'ry. at Picken,. tCoin-t Ilouse, ont
Al IIof I tha tt t eiin Tl-iet or Paurel of * -n.
ly'u~ing i nl being~ in the Sta:te and ('outiy uafore
MAid, ill liti Ic Lne Townivipli. adsjoiing linnas
ltigeini. :n-1 eulher-a. wh'lereonm .hi,:n MI llad
"d'1 i ow lies COittatilliig - .\.cres, ltiPO
orles
Ssol. a thec propervty of .Joli nM ITnds.on.
Detemiunt t ii hle suit of Iilhriin t ilktenp.
ats A'lihiiniki raugir oif I hie P'ersoi i Esca e of
C .11, fort the purichI'le litoney Ithereof.
A l180,
A Truel,.i~ of LIiu I ly inrg nndl bieinvg in thle
St at ' uu nie *o'n: ni fesaid. ini I-'ast uito.1 Tow it
ship. o i I 'dale Creek~& aml b.nuu-s of Crosw
(Creek, til 5.*..li J .1. A:\ienn iunow lives. ad -
joini ng lands~l of Wi:,. Cren-tt~ . ite A nna
A\lexande1~r lace' andt thers, con~tainig --
.\eres, miorei or les
Sohul :ias heprprliy of J1 .1. .sl-ims, ast
D~efei~uit, at tile snit oif :-'phim~tii tills trap
aus Adiistrtator of ti e Per~isnaal Eiuate of
M.icatjuh .\h-xatsle.r, Seni or, dceased0t, PIain,
I ilf, fur thu purchatise. mioney Iheef
A LSO,
All those l'wo Lots, Piecss or Parcels of Landi
lyinzg and being ill thet State anid Coun ty afore
said, int t he Vi llag~e of Pickenis, kntown in thle
geneoral survey of theo Town. madtue by Thomu~las
1). Gavin, Deprty Surveyor, as Lots No. 60
and 70, conItainintg One Acre each. Lot No.
fi), fronting Cedair Rock and Lewis street;
Lot No. 70, fronting Lewis street; known as
t he llayn ies Coiner.
Sol ias the property of M. J Owings, in
the caso ot M. J1. ()winug', Plainit iff. adlversus
Cliiintott Clianon andu others, Defen;danits.
Ti~aMs CAxsn-Purchtasers paying for thil
deeds.
JOAB MAUI2DIN, s.P.C.
nov 10, 188h 4
Sheriff's Sale.
PICKENS CoUJNTy.
IN COURU T OF COMlMON PLEAS
J- J. Nort on, WV. C. lIteiith, andI C. L. ilollings
worthi, P'lainlt illfs, again st. Sanittiel 8. Kniight,
lDefendaniit. -Cont trr IN Vont 1 -:i Itov.
13above stated cas oe, by lI s l inor T. B.
F"raser. Presiding Jotulge, on thle 20th1 day of
Sept ember. J18), I will sell, to ihe. highest
bidder, for cash, at P'ickents ('onirt Ilousec, on
the first Monuday in Deccembler niet,
All of that. Triact. or Parcel of Land, lying
andl being in thle St ato aind~ Cout y aiforesaid,
adljoininlg lands of A. M . MaIlini, La~yfiact t
Sevent y three A~cs, muore or less, know n ias
thet J ameis II nghes P'lace.
Purchaser payinig for TIiftle De ad to the
.JOABI MAULIN, arc.
nov 10. f881 9 4
I guarantee ihlsRNER'S
.INnsAN VPRtMIfUOZ to
.destroy and expel Worms
firomn the bhunan body,
where they exist, it used
according to thme diveem
-tions. -It is a sfead to.
liable remedy.
FOR SALE BY ALL. DRUGGISTS
AND STORE KEEPERS,
SDavid E. Foutz, Prop,
"D ALTINORB. ED.
S. BR AFMAN.
GREEONVILLE, S. C.
WE DRAW YOUR ATTENTION
to the fact that wo are re
celving daily big
lots of
Till anI Win tor Clothi~nE
AND OUR STOCI( W rLL 11E
comploto by theI 1st of Septeinber.
Come and examino our isLock, it
will surely pay you. Our stock vill
be larger than ever,
Remember we are selling to yuo
CLOT HlNG at pricesother morcharts
pay for it.
Don't miss the place, look for the
sign,
Baltinore Clothing House,
IN THE
Cleveland l Mock,
L. ROTJHSCIIILD,
11anIager.
Merchant Tailoring a specialLy.
nug 18, 1881 49
" EUREKA!"
Exclained President (ar
field on hais Arrival at
long Branca.
0 -------
"1E U R E K A of"'
EXChsADIID 0011 cUsTo~l E ES W11E lN
they have t'EAmifihed our LA RGE STO'K OF
FALL AND WiNTER GOODS, and have
are selling t hem. We have ju'ist received( and
ar'e daily recei ving a large lot of .\ EN'S and
BOYS ('LO'll NO. CA.S~1 l IERS. .1 ', \ NS,
ard IIElA VY (GO01), STA PL ni sal U'A NCY
D RY G(OIDS, BC ) ITS, 8110:.4 a'id II A TS,
0Groceries, l~enther, &cr. , whiich we are selling
at bottoum pies. We are dekterminetd to sell
our Ia rge st ock. Give uns a I riol.
We paty nto rent, no clerk h ire, andl our
I axes are a mere sonag. ao we C i:'t vi as cheap
or choaaper thuan anay une ele. Weey com-,
peti ion.
I iot:o, ('orn. Forlider, an.l all Conuntry
Try its onIce nad; we will no .nek you to
como agnitt foeu will comicle iho ext time
Very respect ully,
Griffin & Newherry.
e'pt '22. 1881l 2
T he Latest. Tine Best.
THE BEST IS TH!E CHEAPEST.
The handsomest and( mios't coml plet t)
LARGE ARM MACHINE
Tet p~rodulcedC.
fLJLUSTRIATED CIRCULARS SENT
ON APPLICATION.
Victor Sewing Machine Co.,
iddletown, Oonn.
Southern Office, No. 0 N. Charles St., IBaltimore, Md.
Clerk's Sale.
STATEI OF~ SOU I'll CAR~OI1NA
IN COIJfRTL O1P C3Mi..\ON P ImEA.
J. C. Griffin, PlaintifT, vs. J1. Perry Looper,
M. M%. Looper, Defen'lbuias.-ContJ,AI-r
FORL mOR dLorit!ulsF A N M .', i.
1PURtSU A NT to an Order for For'closure
adSale in thie abhove'~ isted case, mia'de
by Ilon. J. 1H. Iludson, lPt-elidiotg Jahuge, oun
thec 7th (lay of .Junie, 188l , I will sell to te
h ighuest bidder, berecre thle Coutri Ilou se do or,
on Sualed- y in December~', 1 881 I, duriing thie
legal hours of sale, the followinag dc:EwribeCd
Pr'oporty, to wit:
All thait TRACT OF LAND), sit In in
Pickenis County, on (lie South sider or W~olf
Creek, conatiaing 151 .\cres, mnore: or less,
au-t knw asWU l the Jacob Guin P'lace, where
on thie diefendata now reside.
T1EILuS CASII-Purchatser' to pay for all
necessary papers.
nov 10,*188l 9 4
$$mw$ ORGANS 27 Stops 19 Set gRed
a O Ony )o0 Pianos, $125 up.
Rare hloliday Induo'emces Write or' (all on
JIlA TTV, s..i . .
WI,
MoF.
T,
JUST .Iliiklxrit ANI) T1O All..
RIVE SOON,
A (0 NI P IL E T E STOCK
Fall and Winter Goods.
COME ANI) SEE.
Reliable Goods!
ANI)
No Troible. to Show (Goods.
W. T.. .~i~.
.A g 25, 1881 50
A y er' s
Hair Vior
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
IT is a most, agreenh!c dre'ssinig, which
is at, onIce harless andl~ effectualn, for pre.
serving thle hair. It restores, with the
gloss and freshnes 12Sof youith, faded or gray,
Iiliht, aU n( red ha ir, t o a rW ich bro, or deep)
black, as may lbe desireud. Bly its use tini
hiah' is thiie1hened , and bald ness often
though inot, always enred. It cheels falling~
of thle 1hair i nn eli a! A y, anid causes a niew
growthi in alil cases where thle glands are
not decayed ; while to brashiy, weak, or
othieriie (1iseaised imir, it imparts vitalit y
and strenig Ii, anid renders it piliaible.
Thei VmoaanI cleanmses the sco-dp, cures and
prevenits the~ formuationi of damntruflf; and,
by its coolinig, rimtiilin i, andt Roothiing
l~~prpeties5, it hlls mlost it niot all of theo
humors anud dQ SJisea pcliar to( t he scalp,
keeping it (coo1, cleani, andI soft , inder
'whichi comnd itionis dlisoaSeS of the scalp aug
hair arc imposi~sible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair
to Vmnon Is inicompIarable. It is colora
less, Conitainis neithler oil nior (dye, and will
not soil wVhiite camblric. It imiparts ani
agreeale anid last ing perfumie, and as ani
article for the toilet it is economical and
Umsurpassed ini its excellence.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
1tractical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
BOLD nlY ALL 1)iRIIGGISTS EVERYWiiERB.
TO SELL A HIOUSEHIOLD ARTICLE
r liii poor as well as thle rih, the ol as
1 well ax the yoIun.t thet wife asx w:J ais
thie lii rhalid. ilie filing iiitidenm as welt asx the
boy, mai~y jusxt asx well earni a fewi dollais in
hioniest. einp1lyment , ias(o sit around I ho hiouse,
and wa'it ior otheriS to earin it for tiemi. We
cani give you emlo.ymenit, aill th time, o,
dulrinig y'our Ispare houris onlly; t raivel ing, or
ini youri ownI neiglhuorhood, aniong youlr
friendts nnd 1eiunhnfanilices. If' y'ou do nott
care for emplotymeint. weQ can ii I part vai~lable
inflormi lon to you i fi'ce of cost. It will cos I
you onily onie cent for a Postal card to wiv ito
for our P'roulpeclus, andi ii may13 he thle mencus
of making you a good maony dollars.
1)o not n eg et hisIii oppijort iality. You do
n101 have lo 0Ialvest a 1large sumii of miione y, and1(
run a great risk~ ot loingit it. Vo'i will read i
ly see that. it will tbe an easy nuttet to make
from $10 to 8100) a week, aind estalishxl a ha
Crutivye nnd itm'letialent busihness, hionorable,
s rauighitfor'ward andi profithable. .\ r n.n to
tis i mia! ter norw, for theri- is inoney ini it Ior aill
who engage wlth us. W"e will suiiiSe you
anrd youi will wonder why you never wrote to
us before. WVe sendl full piiarilbirs f*a o.
Add ress lmid; ti4 is. 3' l*'( ((.
(Name this paper ) Marion, Ohio.
sept. 22, 1 88 I 6m
liotice to Debtors & Creditors.
A. est t e2f .. \L M11III, dcee, will
all person 11 indeb4l to saill .italt e wvill pleasei
comhe for ward and' settle the same.
noY 10, 1t381 o
It lecisuonld & D~anvill RI. Rt
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
Change of Schedulo.
On und afler June th, 1881, Passenger
Train Service oil tho Atlaita aiid Cinirl-ete
Air Lino division of thiis Road will be a
followw;
BASTWARD.
tiN1TED -TATRB MAIL NO. 4U-J A]
Leave Atlata 4 00 sta
Arrive at. Lula (n) 6 54 a m
Arrive at Toccoa (r) 8 14 a it
Arrive at Senec: (o) 1) 24) a I
Arrive at Greenville (Ui) W)q 58 a m
Arrive at Spartihurg (ii) 12 1-1 p I
Arrivo at Glast-nia (I.) 2 i p w
Arrive at. Charlotte (M) 3 0
x y mxi'RE38-No. 4'I-[n
Leave AtaIita 8 15 p
Arrive at ,inl:t I
Arrive at Tocco '; i> p
arrive a L itenee- 8 40 J ,
Arrive at ('ieenivillo 10 20 I m
ArriVe at Spartaitg 11 4%) P v
Arrive aI t 0: (1 ht ohi Ia a 11)
Arrive at ( Iitrlot te 15 a
U 8 FAST N1AIL-No
Leave Atlita i 80 p m
Arrive at LTla i Ofa p m
Arrive at. Toccoa ) 1( p m
Arrive at. Seneca 11 2. , it.
Arrive at (ir'eenvillo 1 0 a IT
Arrive at, SpalrtnIihurg 2 11 a in
Arrive at 0ast.onia .4 81 it I
Arrivo at Chariot Ie 5 5 a m
IW ESTW1'A I 1)
U s MA1.-L-No
Leave Charlot te (i) 12 :11) 1 in
Leave Gastoni: (1.) ] 1) tit
Laevn e S partanhur)ig ( K) 8~ia
Leave Greenville (11) 5 07 1 in
Leave S iecia (( ) G ; I
Leave Toccua (1) 8 0 1
Arrive at A11:11ii11 12 IL i
-N Y YV U !,. No U
Leave '[II I-miol. 12 -11)aii
Leave (tsionla -13
Lc: Iv e ('veenville !- IL
Lenv ye * Ce I IkIc ' 1 02 i
LeVaVe ITOCCOA 15ai
Leave 1,1m1:1 p at
Arrive at A(Inutli12 20 p m
U I- i'r MAIL- -NO 50 [cJ
Leave C11111-l4ito ~ 12 23 i
LenN.ve G!SI (~ II i It 11 07 p m
JL ve? 1..-1 hm. r, 12i il a m
Lk"IyIV(ru v 51 2 a t
Leave Sveea 0 47 it in
Leave T4) C oa ( ; .52 il)
Leavi'e 111 Int 8 0t pI I
Arrive ait Atlanta 10 a in
L a (n obi i --i:og a mcy& r
Ierive ''~ il '~ il rl~il~~d
Leav (ii~ %llianl reenville t> 18 a
Lea. ve li :e~Iv it ~ Toccoa 8-i- 15 a ing
Ait nAl1- -la0-11 cii pie mc
LaeCA.l to1'ICci' 2Isene Ag anm
hevehitoia -07a
Arrveat A lan a 0 34a
Wrashnon .\e&W Jere' Unaitemistae fAei
Over wthre (3)n tcrain of eorith eCeen..
t n't The W rl' and Mo& A lialondseta
[!l]lith of theasnotrt Iailoadofe. t
ad Trem AthE ALASiEnOfE
fri toinhavr t'hoeertd O
[K] with iteburg and Anevile m
biotiug manio unA Cavumbt to f io
from ietoer ao tnd A'eltevu ie, td lsto
to:H. fo 13.. oa mi (Ieo f -r l nuat.
[\l]~Pic with S e& -oo-lM& D- awl( r
-- CabinetnPaWlor,,(North0an& Pi-e
l'$3haand hrdping Cat Serie Train
to 471ad0.0. Warranted l~ng, 0.
twee Aotanta vii a bewok
A.r t I l i l'E, L e 't asn e g n
DAIEA. ETTY
Washingto, New Jersey, United States f America.
JHers th5 AN) Ao LEo spOWhEev
t . io Oaro r tre a Mos't Tomplet E stab
lihmn Iofa thl in on th e ilobe rLUOF
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for.i~uarll ters to the 1oTsnz MlI.
PROFESSIONAL NOTICES.
0E'o. 0. WYLS, Oio. W. TAYLOR,
JA ME M L. Oi, Pickens C. 11. 8. 0
Greeuvillo. S. C.)
WELLS, ORR & TAYLOR,
ATTORNEYS J-CO NSLORS A T LA W
PICKENS 0. 11., 8. C.
Prompt attention given to business ent-rustedE
b tienl
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J. 8. COTIAIn, 1 M. F. A nn, f J R B090
Abbe'ville S. C. J Greenville, S C f Pickens S 4
COTHRAN, ANSEL & BOGGS,
ATTORNE'YS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
PICKENS C. M., S. 0.
Ornco in the Court H1oumo. Prompt
attenttion given 0- all business en
trusted to them.
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R. A. CHILD,
ATTORNEY - COUNSELOR AT LAW
P I C K E N S C. H1. S. C.,
Will Practice in all the Courts of the Stat
:ind Courts of t he United States, for the Dl.
trict of Sout h Carolina.
lIu cases requiring it able Attorneys will be
atssocilnted wilih mto.
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VER1500 RESC
SEND
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TO
DAVID.LANDRETH &SONS. PH
Columbia & Greenville R R
PASSE'NGER DEPARTMENT,
Col.uini.a, S C., Aug. 80th, 188L
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