The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, May 11, 1882, Image 3
1* a a9g
btoe wULleo bepI6n It4
roturn tbieaks to SeOAtor j
for Congr*el6Oik -avior* _
4 aggetthe organIaatIon oa
_4A9*hetto Olub" in Piokens. a
nt3 itas lingerdd long In the
Ing.
A4 u-town croquet gt'ound is in
"'Ing order again.
a e6,1 i and ns are behaving bad- i
The public debt has been further
a
aptain Jdk is a good Indian.
7 e Is dead.
The. carpenters of Philadelphia
o on a strike.
A corner in cotton is reported;
a uit may be a 1i0.
hanlan remains the champion
tower ot the world.
Oh, how lovely it is to gather 1
"eweet shrubs" with -your sweet,.
The legal tre4ornity of Pickens
have been quite busy for the last
Woek.
Miss Holmes of Pendleton, is
Visiting the fWmily ot Major J. J.
Lewis of this place.
The Y. M. 0. A. has changed its
hour of. meeting to 5 o'clock in the
afternoon
70seph was eommitted to
jail on last Tuesday for carrying
voncealei weapons.
These cold mornings are making
the farmers look gruin and their
cottonyellow
It is generally thought. that the
outlook for a fino crop of* small
grain this year is proini g.
This is the year' of weddings in
Pickens. Miss Rumor has tour sta
ted f'or the near 1uture,. due mlus4t
be good in figures.
It aiffords us mutch lea~sur'e to
eatorn that our' young firienid Mr'. J.
McD. Bruce, wVho hats been quite low
Wvith tever', is getting well ag:aini.
Weo h'epo sooni to see his ge~ia l face
too.
Th o r a of Greenv ill are bit,
t.4- n ing( Wite, the
a 'e ni merl. of t he Ilutler'
t'.~he icendiar tri
C'lumbi& haq 'been selected by
thle State, Boatrd of ladIucation as~ the
p laice for holIa ing bothi the whbite and
We reinign thanks to Messrs.
Walkr, Eans& (Jigswlls of Char
Ieston, for aL complbmen~ftarty ticket
' to attend a picnic given by the firm
to itls empoe.
Ii the election atL A nder'son C. II.
on 2d 'nr~tnit, voting a subsciption
oif $25,000 to the Savannah Vall1ev
- nilroad, only 188 votes were ('ast
'180 for and eight againist the sub.
By ieference to the proceedinigs
published int Lhis issue IL will be seen
that the Pickens C. H. Demnocr'atic
Club reorganized last Saturday, and
Is now In- good tighting trim for' the
appoacingcam paign. Tho0 meets
Ing was large, considering the sea
og of the year', and munch interest;
~4nd eairnestn ess w.a man ifested. The
Democracy in this section is as1 solid
es Table Rouk and will give a good
eount oif it'4elf in the nioxtolection
3very elub in the County- should
now be roorganized and actively at
work.
The young folks of-our little town
ne at Major D. F. Bradley's 'esi
7"onio 'on last, Friday evening and
organized a Reading Club. 'The fol
lowing offleers were 6leeted: Piresi
Aent, Prof. WV. M McCaslan; Vice,
.President, James P. (Jary; &eci'etar'y
Miss Ida BradJley; reasur~ie, Julius
.L Boggs. Sections were read by
Messrs.'Taylor and Gar'y and Misses
~j ~W~La Blradley and .lannio EK war'ds.
The elub will mnoot eveiry Friday
evening.
Take'lt.oasy and Live-long are
Nbrothers, and are relate~d to Ayerm
?earsaparilla, which has lbngt~bened
/ any aIifn.
The following marriage notice ii
~,ubished In the Lanurensville iler.
~"'2: "By"Rev. A . C Stopp, on th<
16th-ofApril, 1882, at the resideneo
Sof Mrs. .Tna.Uartin, Mr. James W
'horntondi ifnoxville, Ten n,, ae
6 )jse Balle fl. Cooper, of' Ianren
Vonnty, 8, C., the youngest oft
rs and afteen boys.
A VzoU4 Gan a Wnmstf the a
eunder achar%
Sliied by its leaders
' the Denevolent
t ron" .-drho arst, tna
a d WAse14 at this plae ou NAy
Ath and 6T.- the trt meeting took
lao. on Thorsday Aigh. he welounie ad,
ress we made by W. D. Jenkins of the
ookens 0. H. Lodgo. After ther welcome
ddress the grand Supervisor explained tihe
bjeots of the umeetng. and seleeted from
ke delegates to the convention several
ommittees o take, into considesation the
blef subjeots pertaining to the work of the
oolety and report thereon. Speechos were
iso made on Thursday night and Friday by
ifferent memters of the Society and a
.odge wits organited at this ylae, Saturday
ras the big-day of the occasion. The mem
ers of the Order met with their regalia on
,t the colored school house. and after fal
ing into military line, the procession took
ip its march to the Conrt Hotise. Stopping
t the foot of the steps they went througli
he various exercises of their Order, which
were somewhat on the masonic order. The
rowd then marched into the Court House.
Jessrs. Boggs and Cary were next escorted
nto the Court House by the marshals ol
lie day.
These young gentlemen had been invited
o address the Society. The audience wai
argo and Saturday was certainly a gait
lay for the colored people. As each spetik
r closed his speech lie was presented will
6 bouquet in the name of the Society. Fol
owing the speeches of the selected oratort
vere speeches made by Rev. E. Kirby, E
?. Jenkins and the farewell address by N
lohuston. A mottion was made extenilini
he thanks of the convention to the friendi
)f Picketis and that. the proceedings be pub
ifhied in tloo Pickens SENTINEL. hie "meet
ng then adjourned.
The objecta of the Society seems to be fo
he mutual aid of each other by d'eeds o
kindness and benevolence, and the improve
mient of their race, both in education an
norality. These tire certainly worthy ob
jects and if they are tariied into practic
will betiefit the race. There was nothing u
, political cast. in any of the proceedingq
The meetings were all ended by a number o
whites who were treated with marked res
pect by the officers and members of the So
oiety. We tire glad to see that the colore
race are beginning to turn their attentio
to the improvement of their minds to Ih
nieglect of' politics, which hieretofore hn i
been the object of all their gatherings. Th
speeches made by them were very good fc
their opportunuities and we understand the
count the conventtin at this place a pet
l'ect success.
The1~ Nat tional banks will soon ib
reedi ur' ered.
Tphero is h.ut little hope that Sen
aitor' 1111ii of Georgia will recon'
fromti thet ennecer withi which hie i
:i feited. The( d isas is htered ita:r
and has carried off' t wo of hi~s auti
a sister anid a brother'.
EiGIITY-FI VE DLL~rIARs LOST.
"'You do not tell me that your hut
banud is up and entLiirely curted by
simpfl a I micine~i as Piu-ker's (Git
ger Tfotie?"' "Ye s, indee~td, I do
and after we ha~d lost eight y'.fis
dolhiart in dloctor''s bills and prescii
tions. iNowv my husban td feels
well as ever. 4
Tw~o pacicages goirg thrioughi il
ma.1 ;n Newv York city on Saturdat
dlirectLd to W. 11. Vaniderbilt, at
Cyrus' W. Field, were discovered
mazde inifel'imi maclines wib hall
pound of powder each.
There are some things so low ar
, 'ontemptible that abuse or a k i
frotm a rsetbesuc oi
an honor u pt n them. The11 botw
to LreatL such is to let, lthem severec
ulotlO.
"Rustic" says there is an it
mensely latrge crop of cotton la t
in his suoc ion. This is reversing t
order of things. Down thbo count
where cotton used to be planited
the exclusion of small grainr, th
havo plantecd this year s mall grt
to the exclusion of cotton. In t
mountints the or'der is revers<
Strat"ge things will happen.
If you want to buy Stoves, Tinwt
Crockery, WVoodenware, fine China or
kind of hlouse Furnishing Goods at. t he v
lowest prices, call on Gil.ltEAXTh, BI
LBAQE & CO., when you go to Green vi
They sell the celebrated iron King Cook
St ov e which took thle preii'umn at thle C
ter nial, and which for price aind gqoalit y
no equal. They wil well you a Siove fi
$10 up.
OATS CITY STONS FwrTSn, Citi.nts Fr
DatunJ, L.AI'iDTi's Imenlovian FLY Fa:
McBIRIDE & CU. want a live active mal
every city and town in the United Mt
to handle above artices. Exclusive r
to mnanutfacture Filterer and Driera. \y
to Mcijride & Co. for termas.
Do you want to make nmoney and bei
youri neighbors, write to Mclinu &
A tlant a, Ga., and secure right to mann
lure Gate City Stone Filter, Cherry's F
Drier. Big mioney in it,
A man 'with vim and get tip can n1
money by secuarinug control in his tow
3 city, of rGate City 8tone Filter, Cher
Fruit Drier, Lambeth's Improved Fly:
* Write to McBride & (Jo. for circular, te
.&o. Address McBatn' & Co., Atlanta
Only Thlirty Days' Trial
W will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated
to Volialo Belts and other Electric A
a on jrlia for thtir.y days to young
,, k#ldetperanna who ara afficted
. -OF
Dr J. W. QU1LLIAN
-AT
EASLEY, . S C.,
STILL LIVEtisi?
HAVE RECEIVED AND HAVE IN
store the Largest and Best Selected Stock
of GENERAL MERCHANDISE in this
place.
TO THE LAUIES.
I would say that I have just received 200
different Styles of IIATS and BO1NNET8,
from 25 cents to $7.00 apiecoe A nice line
of Trimming Silks and Satins.
20G Peoies Fine Dress Goods,
20,000 Yards Calicoes, Muslins and Pi
ques.
My stook of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Shoes is complete, at prices that never fail
to sell them.
A large lot of Gents Straw Goods.
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing
Goods.
10,000 Yards Cashmers, Jeans and Cat
tenades, bought direct from manufacturers.
Shirtings, Sheetings, Yarn, Hardware,
Glassware, Table and Pocket Cutlery in
endiess variety.
Drugs, Medicines, PahIttm1 Oil and-Dye
Stuffs.
A large lot of heavy and Fancy Groceries
as cheap as the cheatpest,
When you come to- Easley be sure and
call ond see me, anti be convinced that I
still lead in low prices Respectfully,
J. WYLIE QUILLIAN,
may 4, 1885 33
TAX NOTICE.
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Tkth' iSUR HE'S OFFICE,
PICK:Ns, C. H., April 10, 1882.
N OTICE is hereby given that this office
dlO be open from tie 1st to tle 31st of
.\lay for the collectionf of the first. install
rTl'xes for the tiscal year 1881. Taxpayers
Iinistecad of paying one-half during tihe uonth
of Mlay, which is the amount due. may, at
heir ,option, pay the whole of their Laxes,
or~ maly postpjone the paymient of the whole
unti Fal!'. thlerebiy inucurrin g a penalty of
live per cent1. on thle onelf~ll d te in May.
TIhe rate of taxat ion is as toilows, viz:
For Si ate purposes a 4] mills
For School T' x 2 inii is
- For Oirdinariy County Tax :3 n.i Ils
-* For Past ludt~ebit e 2 itaills
For Rtail road Ta 8 n.i!
All pcrsons bet ween the ages of 2l and
630, on the 1st day of Jiune, 1I I, not mbh
erwise exempted by liw, are liable for l'ot
Tak.
PutrsuanL~t to an Act. of the Legislatuore o1
- this Sta! e, an rd hor thle conveniience ot' t a
. aer's in dif~e renit 'Yect ions of th.e counity,
I will v isit thle fo'lowintg named places oc
., Ealey, Mlay 1st, 2.1 .1ud :3d.
,Certral, Mitty 4th and 5th.
Liberty, May (t hh
pt Cross Pl:tints, NI *ty 8thI.
l):cu sv ile, .\I y Pmb.
-. Easin:toce, lay h11:I.
II inekle's", Nlaiy 12th.
I'.urricne, NAlay 1)t h.
For the~ remiainder~ of' the time I will 1)n
at may ufliee at lie Court ilouse for cullec
10 ion of Taxes.
-J. II. BOW EN,
1(1 pl3,1882County Treasurer.
1OTICl'E OF F IN. ~L S T T L E.\l I N P'.
Y N Notice is hereby given, that. I will ap
ply to 0. L. Durant, Probate .Judge fo
Pickenis County, on Sat urday, 27t h day o
Mlay, 1882, for leave to makte a fina
settlemenit of the estate or' 00DJRWi
tiM.\LDlIN, tleceasied, and ask to be dis
charged therefromn as Admntin istrat or.
MIAT llEW AMANSELL. Admi'r.
a ap 27,.1882 32 5
'Y state of Soiuth Catrollu
COUNTY OiF PicKEN~:a
IN CO'lUIT OF COM MON PLEMI
-J . MIonroe Sithl, Plii ff. againust Joh)
Bdi. ITaylor, Leveret t. N . Taylo 'r and Ann
Ta'ylIor, Deftend ant:s.--t'or- Y F* UMMos il N
e N .: Dr..iuN--(i omplj~aint no, 8erved
V TO Jolhn B. TaylI, * er)cendant, ini thi
action.
OU are herehy sununoned and~ require
Yto answer the comiphiii in this at
tin a copy of which is tiledt in thel olce<
he, ClerX ofi he Court or Commiinion Pleas fe
ho thle -said cortnty, aind to serve a copy of you
a'nswereC on t lie subhscibers at their otlice,
Pickhens Courti II ouse, wit hiin twen ty dlai
uifter lie service of this summons on yom
exclusive of thIe day of servicee.
e, If you fail to answer this comnplai I
1y withlin the time afroresa I, thle platintiff wvi
ry app)~ly to thle Courit for~ jud gm t inai gain
you for lhe sumii ot One 1111tidred Dollar
with iinterest. at the ri'tt Of 7 per' - enit. fr()
le, the 29t h day of O ctobher, one1 thIo(tistl
itg eight hundtt1red' and sevenity3 nine, amnd co~st
Da ted A pril 2 hh, A. I) 1882.
as ANSEI1 & Il00t18,
'om 1Plainitifl's Attorneys.
may 4, 1882 :13 6
ess l iil ~
fauit )VCi~.I~IC
tke ~CbCUK
mmed aARi hER'n
with~ Th So. mndttret Cntgt C rE'~er U,9rd.
,ropeertwo.
1402 98 arnt 75 ceau.
me, PARKER'S
CINCER TONIC
An invigorattag Medicins that fiever intexicates
lec.. - T his deNciona combinatimt of Ch Wr Unth"
Matidrake. Stillin ia. mul many other of the bo
PI ~ miable remed known, eures s'i demders t.
isen the bowela. stoinachliver, .idueys and ourgo & a
er s t h a en e... malega-a faa..-6. fanwa t'.... it - - J
To
H andsc
and Priode Address D. LANDI
BLUE GRASS SEED.1
RED OLOVER SEED1.
Orchard Grass Seed.
HERDS CRASS SEED.
White Clover Seed.
Uf
IAJCERNE SEED.
P A I N T S.
GLASS.
P U TT Y, &C.
AT
The Gireenville Drug, Sed
and Paint Store.
SLOAN B OI3EZ)S.
Oct 6, 1881 4
M. C, Winchester,
AT
Andersoni s Hills. S. C.
KEEvP3 CONSTANTLX ON IIAND A
full Stock of GENEtA L MERIChIANDISE,
viz: SUG ARi, CO FE E, SA LT, C1ROCK,~
ERY WARE, CALICOES, JEANS, and
all kinds of G OODS, which lie sells as cheap
as any oilier Merchantt in the County.
All kinids of COU N T RY Pfl00)UCB~ taken
in exchiiige for GOO 00. , and satisfaiction
guarantlee d,
NEW'RNG MAO~fhINES
fi' 4 3 to 10 O!
GiveC me a call and be convinced of' the
above facts.
Respct fully,
M.C. W INCIIESTER.
np 13, 1882 39 ___
New Advertisements.
Dr. Ston' Pills!
TUlE OL, Wl1d,L Tnlm,:):WOND!mUL,
II E.\LTIl llENELWING RIEEl'!ES.
ST II OG'S Pect oral PIs~l iisure hearty
appttite, good digest ion, reguir~ii y' of I hie
ho wels. A sure remewdy. for Colds iiaid
E heualisnm. A pr-ecious boon to del ic:tIe
f'eales, sootinig anid bracinag (he nervvon.i
syst em, and- giving vigor and healt h inx
every fibre of the hio.ty.
Sirong's Sanativye Pills for' the liver. A
speedy cure for Liver Complaint, tegualai -
ing t~ e owels, P'uri fyi ig tihe Blood, Cleans
ing froii M alaria 1lx Ta. A perfect eture
for Sick leeadachie, Conist ination and Dys
r pepsia. Sl by lea ing deng~gists.ithf
For cicularsand atlmiaresic, wihfl
paruionlars, address Box 65&0, New Yorka
TCity'.
- l#yone whowns
Elike an umbre ta. E oas
- T~e~le than 12 lb.. Uan l
protection fromu and
ae fit business wa ns.
1essaur wagonls at
(rolar and pricesw tAget a wante evrywhre
aant uaturer and Hook, Ot,
D A 1) l IiLi by auressmiag GEO:(. P.
L1ROWELL & (CO., 10 Spence street,
New York, can learn the exact cost of any
proposedi line of AnvEr~tImo in A mericani
8Newspanpers. gig100 page Pam~plet; 5c
.LPickens IIigh School.
O) NE Wlrtr of thi School vn Cx
pired cs a Free Schiool, it wilt be countixed
as a Private ScooK under the inisiructions
sof three competent andt esperienced Teach
ers, rit ihe following rates, per quarter of
tifiy days for each pupil, paid in advance,
by all thlose pat rons who do niot. sign the
'guaratlt ee hereiofore madae, or mnake accep.
iuable arrangements withI the Teoachier, tc
Primry epat mntperQuanruer, $3 12&
Inemdae eatetper Quzar
ter, 4 00
ilighier Mathematics per Qutarter, 6 00
Classics, 9 00
Incidental expenses, one dollar per quatr
ier, strictly in advance, for' each pupil t.
the entire school.
Ext ra chaniges for Missic.
All paymienits madue to te Principal.
By order of die Board of 'Trusteces.
C. L,. IlOLLlNGSWOR1Ttl, Chr.
W. M. McCASILAN, Principal.
a20, 1882 I1tf
ToConsulmpti ves.
TlEadvertiser having beena permnanenti
make known to his fellow suifferers il
ed cp of tht dredsp on (fr
and singthesame whch tteyWilt indi
th Prsrpin ilpes dress, Reau
EA.WL N,14PnaldWilim
brgto, Nw~l Yrk.te~keo ~fel~l
Errors of Yatsth,
GENTLE5f AN who suffered for year
r fiorb Nervous Debility, Prematur
Deetta.and stil the effests of youthful indis
'EED"'STl
*very enan's door. If Ou
EIDS are not sold In your
idrop usa Postal Card fo
orn Illustrated Catalogue
RTH & SONSe OhiladelphIao
IYRAND OPENING
FIORTON & BROWN,
LIBERTY, S. C.
8 If O EA 9,
9,000 PAIRS 81OES JUST ARRIVING.
very conceivable style and shape, from
Z cents to $G per pair.
10 dozen Ladies, Misses and Children's
inC Slippers, all the elegant styles.
Gente fine Calf Shoes, high or low cut,
iarrow or broad guage. in peg, standard
crew and sewed, button or tie, a spOcialty.
11 A T N.
100 DO'ZEN ITATS-Gents, Youths',
Roys, in Fur. Wool, Mackinaw, Panama or
Straw. 75 different styles,
20 Dozen Ladies Fine Hats and Bonnets,
uicest line in the County.
HOS KElRY.
10 Doren heautifil Wotsted (Goods, Em.
lwoidered, Polka Dot, avd Si-k Checked
Balbrigan Hose. Nice line IVrench Goods.
Sec those Silk Checked BaLrigan 1lose,
at 83 cent s per pair.
D1ESS. GOr4.
Piques fr.m 7 cent s up. Victoria Lawn
good, bad nd indifferent. Mair.clester
Suilings, Poplin Lustres, and Deege's, in
profusion. See those Gingham Pl:.ids
they are more popular than Prints.
NOVELTIES,
10 Different Styles Mother liuboard Col
lars. Nedk Wear in profusion.
CLOTIKINAb
Good assortment. We sell you at 25 per
cent on New Yord -tost and show you the
bill.
HEAVY GOODM'.
Everything in stock. Steel Plowe, 5i.000
lbs. already sol d. 7-8 Shir t ing, Sa .t, CoF
fee. Sugar lRice, Leather, and everytingi
lower I han any othber place.
ilespecfulhly,
JlORT ON & BRlOWN.
Liertty, S. O.
ap C, 1882 29
PLOW STOCKS
HOES,.
Shovels, Spades,
Mattocks, Picks.
RAKES.
Cross Cut Saws,
Lots of other (Goods at
W. T. McIIA4LL'S.
PICKENS C. H., S. C.
jn5, 1S82 16i
NEW STFORE
NEW GOODS!
The World Moves an
so (10 wC.
SM. L SMITH & CC
HIIiETIi ANNOUrNCI; TO THlE
'friend's anIl the puiblic that they haive
11 cutredl ile birge and' no) ~'~OlotMo STli
-e known as the II(h st U \ ll Ci 'N E wtin
.t*~hey will be pleined to servo everybody w
a l .yi'f (l~AS. GOODS at renuon;lhle pr
W'Ie hiave just retuirnied fromi mari~ket wvh*
gwe pu rcha;sed a full sloek of 5eaIenaf
l odHt ot,~os .nttItii
Goodwa, iudig lurnishnto~s. leri.
an oe'lMthaul~,adw a
Goos tbat. ts, hoeds, Cun3 ic ionr
* Oiawae !aring wimpmtoso Oryero
ind tGenea ecaai n ecnsf
Nssrt that7. eeGosadIrc
Wope fean tsey with Ct e' andio
ithe Ipcsn 8y, o)i4O
We nrean to- sell GoodA Co-me and i
T, N.
A TTORNEY 4.C0O9S$N$$ AT V #,
Ickeum C. H., A 0.
(Office in School Commissioners Offlce)
WilD practice in the State and Federal
Courts.
jan6, 188 10
ONO. 0. WLLs, GEo. W. TAYLOU,
JAxxxi L. 011R, ' Pickeths C. It. 8..C
Greenvills. S. C.
WELLS, ORR & TAYLOR,
A TTORANJYS4 COUNSELORS AT LAIF P
PICKENS C. L., S. C.
Prdmpt attention giVefti to business entruS
ted to them.
marh 10, 1884 * 25
M. F. A;sL, J E Boaos.
Greenville.8 C. Pickeis 8 C
ANSEL & BOGGS. A
ATTORNE YS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
PICKtNo 0. H., S. o. L
Offico in the Court House. Prompt
attention given to all bursiness enw
Lrustod to them.
doe 9, 1880 12
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potency, Miental :uil'Physii:il Ilintaluteity,
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Issay, 'liintly dleaiotrat e", trout a t hirty
y'ears' snteces5,ni practicte, thait thle ailaraiing',
contsequlencest of self hlnise inny lbe ratliently
etired; plliIngIt. olit 21 tittde of? Ctire at ollee'
wvhueb eer sfrar, no tiuitter what his
lyIwv tey n r ie~ ciP iiily.I hci
ID&Thlis heictire .shtoiuildie inl the hanuds
of every youthIi:u'd every uinl ini the lattil.
Senut nrtiler seaul, it 0 ~iini enlopel~~, to
-iny a ti'ress. post ~tad otn reeipit of' bix
cenits or tiwot posit igi 'to Hl. Addret(ss
TheicVi Culerwell Me'dlcal Co).
41 Ainai St., New York. N. V.
Pout tlice Box, O
jan 5, 1882 16 1y'
NEW RI LOOI
Parsns Pugtee I'F(A inink New U ieh
tUloowl, and will coutlpte'~tly iii tutoe the blottid in
who ill tiake I pill m :t igttdrom to IS 1weeks
nt iv be re tC ore- 1 " i Ion ne hI ~'' t h, f uinehi a 2 hing
M p'ibe iot byV inei! for~ 8 Iittpr stampn*.
ux arr~n or um-v'. I. On: Iu li tur t&Z
w.ork for wthh '. there i1.i'i:ne a r:.uy :iualtet. .wi i
for cirauts r tout tena e ~ 'Avoiu bly nbj Efig.
CMcunea Cii., w Vaat~a.. I o a.
A y er' s
Hair Vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO IT$
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLORS
IT is a mfost aigreeale dressing, whuiel
S.is at on1ce 1lhmis3 and~ effect ual, fur pre.
serving the hair. It restores, with thec
gloss and freshness of youth, faded or gray,
light, and red hair, to a rich birown,, or dleep
blaick, as may be desired. By its use .thin
hair Is thickened, and baldness often
though not always eured. It checks falling
of thie hair immedti.t ely, andt cauises5 al new
growvth ini all cases wh'lere then gIaunds atr
not dlecayedi ; while to brashy, weak, or
otherwise disedsed hair, it imparts vitality
and strengthI, and( rend1(ers it pliable,
~e- Thc Vroon cleanses the scalp, cures and
2 rvet the format ion of danidruff ; and,
-eby its coolinag, stunnitlat ig, and soothin~
properties, It heals mo1(st if not all of th<(
e, hiuors and dliseases peculiar to the scalp
de keeping it cool, clean, atnd soft, iunde
ey which conditions diseases of the scalp an<~
e'~hair are impossible.
P2 sa rsin o Lde',ar
ty A .Desn fo LadillHi
seTeVillsicrnaal.Iti oo
essT conis nethrmarhlil noie co wl
lessno Colill tite mric. Itr mpar, anri
ec not soil *hito cambric. It imparts ar
''I
,~ agreeab1~ arni lasting pex~fume, ~nd ~us at
CHANGW OAI
PAStNQM4~
CoLeuau4 8. 0.,
Qn sad after )b
mseuger trains *R1 wtba
ited upon this ltOa4 -i 1
Daily, exoep0
o. 62. up j .N
eavco(dlumbia [A]
Alton
Nowberry
Ninety Six
Ilodges at
Belton at
rriveat Oieehvllle af
No. 58. DOWN PA$9IE-t4
eave Greenville at
Jelton at
hlodges at
Ninety Six
Newberry at
Alston at 5
.rrive atColumbin [p - 3
PA RTANBURO, UINION & COLif1
R AIL ROA 1N.
ito. 52 uit PAU11dandR.
,enve Alston 105 m
St rot her 1 88 p a
Shehoa 201 s
Unrion 40 p ta
Jonesville 27
Lrrve Spart anburg 4 15 p ta
NO. 55 Do*N OASSeBNGER. -
,eave Spartean'g1 R & 1) depot (H) 1 0. d11
Spairtan'g, 8, U & 0 depot (a)
.1 oesville
Shellon~ 857 pm
strother 4 W
rrivc at Alston 4 I5
LAUIRENs RAILROAD.
*ave Newh-rit af. 4 05 p m
rrive at Lnurens C H1 7 08 p m
,Pavc Inurens 10 12 a t&i
krrive at Newborry I 25p at
AnnEVILLE BRANCH.
eave Hodges at 1 p .,i
\rrive at Abbeville 2 28 p ,i
'envo Abhevlle 12 10 pp
\rrive at Hlidges 1 06 p ni
Blue Ridg 4 R & Anderson 3ranoh
Leave Belt on at. 42 p I
Pendleton at 6O0p fn
Sueneca ['] .7 80 p m
\rrive aii Waelhlat 7 5~ p mi
Lea ve W alhallin at 98at
Seneen('I [e] 10 00 a iii
P'endtet on at JO l88 a di
Aniderson at 11 11
\erive at Belt on ht 1 40 a m
C ON NECTION $.
A. With S C Railroad fr om Chaurloeich.
Wit hi Wilinington, cobue bin and August a
Raiiiroad from Wilmningtont and .all
points Nort th lereof.
With c a & A 1Walroad from that'lotte and
all points North thereof
ii. withI Ashevihllean d Spart anburglthiroadl
for point a in W estern North aro-a
e. with itlani and chr yao
launta acditll poinits sontlj and west.
I. w vith Iiant a anid chaiiriot t e Di1vIsion Richx
ni ond auued D~anyille nailway (roin At'
laia and1( beyond
iE. w it hi At teata and1( charlot t o Di' s lib R ibhi
mnond anyd Dainville litlll-ond for all
pointis south an~d West
Fp. w itih S U lIn ilr ond foi- Cheat'lebt b
\\ it h ilinigtonu, (Columi-in and Antguhna
II ailroad for Wilneington anid thE
N rth.
Wi th charlotte, columbin and Augusttd
Itauiroad for Chariot te and IheNorth
(i. Withi A shevillehiard Spailtnkbidlg Rtailros'
fromt I italersonivi lie
u. W it he Alata and ebarlot I e Division Itic~t
miond( anid Daville Railroad front
(car'lotte and1( beyond
Faniidard TIimei used~ in Washiington. D C
which is fit'i c nminuteA faster thafi~ Colum#
bia
T. al. Rt. TALCOTFT. General Managerr
J1 W Fav, Superintendent
A. PotEGenernl Paessenuger A gent
l1 IchunOnd & Danville Rt R
Change of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPAIITMENT.
On and nfter April 80lth, 1882r
l'm se(nlg( Ie Trin S(erviCcio the. AtlanIJte
unih Charlot te Aur Line dhivision of thec. R icha
tmnd anjd DanuvilleC R- 1. will be0 as follows
E~A STWI AR D.
31AIL AND EMPitRS Nb. $l.
.i~fnve A ilamnif 2 1f> p of
Arriv('eunestillO 4 511 p nt
Lnla 522 p af
Unthinn Gap Jlunctiont 6 47 p ni
Toccoa0 40) p nr
Heeca 8t p in
rer.ville 10 06 p it
paranburg11 40p-m
Gaoetuniaur 2 06 a n
Arrive Charlotte 8 16 a at
MAIL No 58,
Lenve Atanta 400U a idi
.Aive Gueinesville (319 a ni
Lulat 650 a at
Rbecctt Gap Junlct ion 41 a ni
Tccoa8 17 a at
Ben ca~ 9 26 p tii
Greeneville 11 08l 9 A
Sparin burg121?4 p ti
t~Stnia'~et 26')ptef
Arve Charlotte 400 p af
WILSTWAtht
ltlA IL AND EXPRIss N
r.catve Charlott 1 00e
.rrive Gasstoe.ia 20
Greenville &ai 9
1labnn Onep JunctiotlfrOOt
Lila . 38
Arrive Atlanta
Leave' Charlotte * 24 ~.
Arrive Gast anIa14 :m
Speartanb'erg
Greenville -
Seoeca
lo'00 i 11
2 02 a at
4 81 a
5 60 a n
9 18
10 00 4
8
deneca