The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, June 22, 1882, Image 3
Ilet
itite
one Or Wie 41r -he C0C144%g- aesom.,
uisi a gbes$,.,l libftthewi 1
days, enwill tqe visitTexas -before re.
ue' to his duties in the college.
Hrmer Moser basjettt this office a
go y e way of corn. There are
I ea *Ors lineloijed In one shuck. There
oie'pentre ea~r around which eleven oth
0tL ..uster. The ears re all siall, but
m1.oiri and distiuoily developed. He
age' To u nd seor, hok n the sam
daW14. wi o" thnee to six ears -incaed in
to. I have hung this Ilo# na t up
nu out sabetm where our farming firiends
eln ca11and see It if they desire to do so.
Whetn the Profesor found that
ee f obaceco in the pocket of his
iti ie wits satiefied tha th e Jew
hatd not, made thle exchange with
hiim.
A negro passed a spurious gold
d olhl 't'o n da ceterk n hon e of t he sO res
at litdh place last wok. ' A genuie
doiur put in ithu places uaveti a casu
in the UiLtd Sttes Cuirto
Thie editor and family return
thaniks to Mris., J. C. Thompsion fur
110ome1 Very fine Peaches. They were
tle Autmade' June variety, litgo,
well ripened and lucious.
Mutr.-Mtalinda l Rekinor,'wifte of Ab
ealom ROPer, died onl the 13th inat.
t uhe was 47 yeir of ag, wars t un
bur of 01t Baptist choh at Mounf
uai GrOve about tahiys. eyrShe
'hed ill ull triumph of' a Chitian
faiLti nd wms buried on the 15t h in
the family graveyard near her resi
40 X10nce.
RatVaNU1 lA1n.-A Ruvenue
faor under co autmad ut C. J. Stoi
brandr -m'ade a raid in. thils Co'unty
last, week anid captured on tile nighti
ut Lihe 12th jinaL..... lb smaall ,,till
asear B3'row's .uounarin, anrd dc
, atMroy'ed .,ever al satandsu of beer anmd
na.ns'h. Tlwo tw.gr''rs were seen to)
runa D'.rom rt ful, thoaugh no a.rrest -
were mnaa~e. Orn the ightI ol the
16,h they de~itr'oyed tLbu, "SiUnties'
of L'~wo ot~her stills aind a~ quranmtity r:
enIrrid (ift. No par~tieb wereO Soun)'
at, either' plrace anda conseq'rently nio
arrests were~ maude.
Mr.' P. A. Porter' lost, a horse inI a
rather sinignhuar way last, week. .1~'
tied ai rope arrountd ~he haead t ad
uane fore toot ot' the hor'.e Lo keep lim i
f'romr jjarimg, anid turned lair, in
thme paiLUr oL grazo. T1 he hrse
t'uOc(Oeded int gettinig out of' the' pais
Irure uind went into the corn, ina the
bottomt. In attemptling to jaumlp n
ditch, he 1r3ll in withm is head up
stream, aned durmmring up time water
*with-hlis body was drowned. VThe0
loss is serious onr Mr. Perter' just at
this time of' the year.
On Sunday the 11th instant, a
*rabid dug of Mr. James Grenshaw's,
lan Anaderson counrty, bit Mr. Gren,'
+ shaw and Mr'. Earl Swords. At 9
o'clock the night following, Drs.
Clayton and Folger performied an
operation on Mr. Ford, by remov
ing the wounded -parts by incis,
itt Iltad afterwards by carutorizing
thre wound with nitrate (of silver.
R1ev. John Mubees, br'other of
L tev. Hugha McMees who supplied
~ he Presbyterian church art this plaice
Sfor several yeaars, died at Green wood
recently, aged 70 years. He lad
preached at, Greenawood for a num,
ber of years anid wars muach beloved
by all who know him for his Claris
than character and godly, uprighat
life.
AN I MPOsSIBLITY.-Deserving air'
tioles are always appreciated. The
texceptionarl cleanliness of Parker's
liair B~adsama miaakes it poplart. Gray
hmir. are impossible with its occa.
*i'4tsl USe. 4
Yh Examiltatlott of 'i'eachers for the Pub
lio Schoolg wll be held ont Friday and Sa.
Iturday tIe 7th and 8th of July next. Ap.
$dicsnts for lst Grnrde wi coine on Friday,
%nd those forethe 2d aud 8d on Saturday.
a k'ose now haolding certificates can have
~him tetrewed withut an exaniinaslan, fly
teer of thy Board of Exianaduera,.
(, T. JONug,
Bhoo Coroisulorr.
A telegram from D1anville, Ya
says: "ltep)orts from Patrick county
~re to the effect that, 0,000 peonis
ae tarting. Tne drought last year
~. greartly artalled t~he Oro ps. A load
f~t corn was, rece0ived at the Court
X4puse a few ditya ago. IHundi'ede
ttstarving women and cnhlldr'en
~owded prottnd the t'ehiclimplot.
Ig taQ t' gliena a qanyrt, or a pe(ck of
lo bownen Inuu
a0ft1. leavi t)4-008y 's, a" stated by
MttapesA4 KMe tued tA the hWuse of
Al ot-r a oelored tenant of Mr. A's with
hs; fei and harnd olSalned, #d stated io
vena that the win after him from Georgia
Juyl$o~yteken-and arrested him about iJa.
ritt, Greepville county, and that he had
made his escape from them. As soon as
Mr. A. heard that he had returned t- his
place, he arreshd and lodged him in jail to
await developments. lie told Mr. Anthony
that he had purchased the !othi at Foster's
store, in this county, and had himself looked
the chains around his wrists and legs. He
passed Mr. James Ropera's tn the night that
lie returned to Bowen's add procured 'a
light to enable him t# find his wily. Mr.
Roper discovered that he was Chained, to
whom he told about the same tale he told
Al Bowen. Mr. Anthony subsequently
went to Foster's, where he ascertained the
tact that tie negro had pirchnsed the looks
fron Mr. Foter, and when at the store,
had trace chains in his possession, which it
is supposed lie had taken from Eonie farmer
Mr. A. traced him frim Foster's Wtb*e by
Mr. J. B. Ifester's house, and about one
hundred yardis this side of Hester's houye
he found where lie had left tha road a few
yards and hadl appareitly put on his shack
les. Mr. A. is convinced that he shackled
himrself, but why, Is a mystery to him and
everybody else. Mr. Anthony says he line
scars around the ankles which has the ap,
pearaice of having been made by bhackles,
and lie thinks tittt lie may pro-ably be an
escaped convict. If he is not A criminal
he must be a lunatic, though lie has not
y~e exhibited any sign of lunacy. A few
mnre days will probably develogp the true
status or lia casat
. Best ever made, Emory's Ltttle datlia'tic
Pills, pleasant. to take, sugar-coated; no
griping; only 15 cents a box, of Druggist 9
or by mail. Suandard Cure Co., 114 Nassau
street, New York.
- The Hlufricane Democratic C'ub will meet
at tis3 9 Mile Schoo' flouse on thlt 24th
iustint, at 4 o'clock P. M., Nr the purpose
of reorganizing and transactirg other busi
ness of importance. Let every votet in the
township be present.
d. E. BOROUGHTS, Pros.
A eARD.
To the Dentneratit Voters q[ Pitkens County:
My namae having beer. announced for the
fice of County Commisiotnt of Pickens
(Ucunty. I huave. After tnatutre consideration.,
dlecided to decline to become a candidIatet at
this~ elect ion, I amt heart and soul with thle
Demnocracy, an-l sh'ail.l give to the nomin!ees
of the party whoever tihey muay be, a zeal
ours suj J'ort. With gratIeful feelings for
those who presented mny name so the puth'
lic and for those who have vohe'ntaily~ of
fered :heir nopport, I am very respj ctfuxlly,
W. B1. ALIO0000.
floW IT WVAS .DoNIk-"'Nowv do
yotiuilmanaget," said ii laidy to heer
frien;d, "to appear:ii so hi ;ypy andt
wa huave Pa~rk er'st~ Gliger TIoai c
ensi 1y keep raiyoull' ;ial haiihdv in
igod hseat.hl. \\l'hen I amt well Ii ai
wya&t forI1 gomi unsmure~d " 4
Awrur. TRAant:cr -A tian named Ret 'er.
residing ini Moore onnriv. N. U., wenit to
titlil the& other nmorning with a hroad of co' n,
a nking~ his tWo) y'ung sos on thle watgbet
with hima. Thei boys drti~led ttider several
bags og mnh'n. One of themf f'ell asleep and
was. stilothered by onme Uf Lt bags tallingi ont
his ince. Wh ile t he lat her *as get ting the
body from under the liags, the dthier boy;
*ho had jumped to thes grouuid andl was
at~ddilig liearthe LWUagod,~ was kitihted on
the head by oneo ofthe mules and killed. The
father returned homie with the bodies in te
wagon .-Robeaonian.
Samnuel J. Thomas, conductor of a mate
rial train, and Walker Tobias, colored train
hand, were killed in an accident on the teau
renis Railroad, tieait t'-itoti, on the 13th
ilhStt Dusier Adderson, colored, had a leg
crushed and an arm broken.
Franklin JA Msoses, ek Governor of South
Cartlitaet,-pleaded guilty, on the 6t.h instant
of jietit larceny in the New York city court
of G3eneral sessions, s&nd was sentenced by
Judge Gildersleeve to the penitentiary for
the term of six months.
Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilioug
attacks positively cured with Emor1's~tsan
dard Cure Pills-an infallible t erttedyi never
fails io tre the mdst ObJsttinate, lung-stand
ing cases where Quinine atnd all othier te..
miedies had failed. They are prepared ex
pressly fo'rhtitluhlos sections, in double
boxes, two kinds of Pills, containing a
strong cathartic and a chill breaker, sugar
coated; contain no Quinine Or Me-cuary;
causing do0 gtiping or pturging; they are
mild and efficient., certaini in their action
and harmless in all ease'sj they effectually
cleanse the systenm, stud give new life and
tone to the body. As a household remedy
they are unequaled. For Liver (Jomuphint
their equal is 'iot known; one box will have
a woniderful eFect on the worst case. They
are used and prescribed by Physicians, and
sohlib Druggiste everywhere, or sent by
inttl and 50 cent boxes. Emor y's Lit tle
Cat . o~I Pills, best ever made, only 15
dent .Y Standard diuffe Uo., 114 Nassau
street, New York. june 15, 6pn
GATH CrIY8ToNH FILTKn, Cnunty's FauIT
Dunima,, LAMBinT~I'Ss 3ttovsp FLY PAN.
MiIIRIDE & tJI.) want a live active man In
every dilty uand toWrt in the United States
to handle abote~arsices. Ekchusive right
to maniufroture Filterer and Drietfs. Write
to MoDride & Co, for hermsa.
Dos yott Watnt to makei toney and benefit
your neiglhbors write to Mltltan & Co.,
Atlanta, OG., a sd secure right to anutfac.
ture Oate City Stone Filter, Cherry's Fruit
Dt'Ier. Big tuoney in it,
A thith wills vit and get uip can matke
mohley by securing control in his to~u or
city, of 'iiate City 8tonti Piltet', Chier'Iy's
Fruitjlrler, Lambhethi's Ilut'ovdd fly ran.
Write toi Md~ut'lde & CJo. for dir ht', Sermis,
&e. Address Mvllaws & Co.1 Allita.
Personal I To Men Only~ I
ThNa ABas n rt. M.ar~UtI ... .
ttx..
VE ARE UCIUSIVE AGENTR Fol
THIS COMPANY, FOlt PRATT REVOLV
ING 41EAD GINS, FEEDERS AND CON
PENBERS, without dougt the best OLD
now m'fde; and the only U116 that will nol
choke. Ask Thomas Parkins, Elia. Day
or any other person using them. Over 7
in use in Anderson and Abbeville Countes,
CLARK'S BEED COT'IV CL'ffNOR
something new and indispensible to al
Gin owners. Takes out 'dirt, nails, rocks
and everything else. Increases filthy cot
ton from j to 8 ocuts per pound, and savel
largely in gin-filing, &a. Price, $.0
payable in the Fall.
COOK'S EVAPORATOI8
AND
VICTOR CANE MILLA,
These are known to be the best Goods o:
their kind, and we can offer them low ani
give you until 1st November to pay.
Cll at our atore and set thevSeed Cottor
Cleaner
Respecfully,
HORTON & BROWN,
Liberty, S. C.
june 1, 1882 87
#4,O00,000 ASETS.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENOY.
IF YOU W1SH INSURANCE AGAINS'
FIlE ON YOUR DWELLING, FURtNI
TURE, MERCHANDISE, &c., anyty to
G. W. BOWEN,
At Hudgens & IHudgens, Easley, S. C.
Agent for tihe Continental Fire lusuraue
Company of New York.
june 8. 1882 88 Om
Sheriff's Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY 0or PicKKN.
B Y Wihie of an execution to me dIrdeted
I have levied upon and will sell id tib
hnighaest biall, Buf~re 1.hu* Couit~ Hotai~
duuor in Picokeans County. onl Ma tIn
3d1 daiy of July 1882, during the legatIlihath
of s:ale,
All h:t. Piece, Parcel o'r Taict of Latn.
in I'icki ns County. oni Lititle (Cruw Creek
wattes t J'uo*~e RIit-n iljiitt'ig lads 0
Wisonl stet'i, Ab ~. .Mzaldin and1 ot h
era. cotinl ing -1 08 A.\, inure orles
being the.. samenn t ract of Laml .nd nvey ed I
J. Il ira-n lackstton by .\1ary Blbicksm on os
lie 20th day of Sept emlber, 187i, andI re
cordedl In Cleia4 ttie.', for the Uiunut
aforesid, i-i Mesnek Ct'nveyabnice. Book --(t',
pange 571. Levied on as thne proper:ty of J
Hiraimi Ilackst on, at the suiL ul Wato;
Termns cash.
Jt)AB M ' ULDIN, s r.c.
june 8, 1R82 38 4
New Advertisements.
Then King of the Blody is the brain
t he .smacin its miain sujppora; tit hearve.
itsa messengers; the bowels, ihe kidneys am
the pores its safeguards. hIndigestionn cre
ates at violent revol among these aittachl-i
o f the regal organ, and to b~iig Ihehia bacd
to their duty, t hero is not hi ng like thme re
gulat ing, purity ing, invigorat ing, coolingi
operation of TAnRnT's SwrTzi:n APERIMNT
It0 renovates thne system and restores t<
health both thne body *tud thne mind.
80lUi BY ALL D)RUGGISTS.
Dt. UkRON GS PFL LS?
The Old, Well-Tried, Wtforfni,
Health Recneinig Remedie..
Strong's Pectoral Pilltuisure hearty ap
petite, good digestioun, reguzlarity of the.
bowels. A sure remtedy for Colds an.J
Rhneumatismn. A precious boon to delicate
tfemales, soothiung and bracinig the nervoun
system, and giviung vigor undi health it
every fibre of the body.
Strong's Saintive P'ills for thne Liver. A
speedy cure fbi- Liver t'omnplanit, IRegulait
ang the Bowels, Purifyilng the Blood Cleans.
ing fromi Malairitl Trainit. A perfect Uur.
for sick hneadlachie, constipatioun and dys
pepsia. Sold by leading druggists.
For circna ars and almnannacs, wiith flil par
ticulars, address Box 650, New York Citby.
COLLEGE OF
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS
Baltinaere. 1? 1,
Unsurpassed CIlitLtl aidvantages ar.
derived fromn thne City llospital, Maernis
and Miaryhand Woman's A ospital, whie;
are .under the endlusive dhttge of ti
Schsool. Apply for a Catalogue to
ThlOMAS O1'IE, Ni. I), Dean.
89 N. Carey Street, Braltimore, Md.
EVERY .ONE1E'
SIC wall get vandaald ilnforation FIl EE b
sendung icr circular to E. TJULRJEE, Bos
tot' ,Mass.
R i EVAPOAfR.ilsrtdC
aUAaalogue free. A MER. 'M'F'OU CO.
Waynesboro, Pa.
N EWSP'APER Advertising Bureau, 1'
~pruce street, New York.
june 22, 1882 40 4
State of Soath awtollssa
County of Pickens
Byt 0. ii. Dtnt~i, Jbtmax of PItoffATK.
Whereas5 WV.; E. Nimmons. hats nmad<
suit to me, to granit hIin Let ters of Admiun
Istriation or the Estate and effects of Mart
Andersor, deceased
These nt's thet'efore to dite arnd admon
ish atll and sIttgular the kindred and cred
iti of the said Mary Anderson, tiedeas
ed, that' they be and appear before ine, it
the Cour't of Probate, to be held at P'uken
r.
hfiLL0i4 CELEBRATED A
GEN, Mannfactured Mii
Peerless Engine, Manufe
I have the following articles at the Facto
Clod1 Crusher and Pulverizer, This is theo bi
Bradley's Reaper. Mower and iay Rake, i
The d6eerated Victor One HlorseQ Gramn Dr
Automati'd Plantation Gates. Ex-flovernor U
refer to Rion. W. 11. Perry for tiny inforntitio
I havejust received the Agency f r Nhe
Harrow, It has great. advantage ovewthed Ti
Call and examine. Iron Fences for Floral
1
Auctioneer an
j e 1, 1882 ' '
WHOLES
TURNIP
Cod rhead G'lcrrs Tis e d
Whoite lvr d
The GlereenedVire frg, OreeaDi
Auoand Ptain Gte Ext~or o
Cal Ca x Win. inncestfordr
ATTI
Anderon'A iltis.ce. a,
KlEES COTNTL ON IAD
ERLAI .AIOS JAS n
ashnyither MeCltnointe Coun .
A PAkns If ON T SR.ROUEae
inehne fr 000iDr an saifetia
gaand Pit~oe
aOvects. 88
N*M. C. Winchester
Pickensoa' H ih S.hool
-ul ock quate iOf Rtis SlEchIaNDitig ,
,l idas oa FreeSh, ich hwill as cined
as ay Prvte S~col., ne the insuction
)l er indsth foloiaepr COq0u(taeno
fin edcaygs for eachpupi, pand in advaneti
guaranteedhr. fr aeo aeacp
.befrrmonis wihte hr to O
aboerifdate eate. e ut
ape1', 1882
-)N qiighr'Mtemtts fthserho Quairi 6 0
iiental texpetowngses, nerollar por quar
-f itly ndce for eah pupil, adi ad~uof
bythllenhire pronswot ig h
Is ta hargens it usi.~ ilt
Witiamet ae oteP~opl
PrimBy Dt-e ofahmena, per Qrn....t.. $81
In teriflediate Department per Qt.at'~
(ci', 4 00
Higher Mutthiemittjos per Quartet', 6 00
r~ Cluisslds, 9 01)
Incident at? oxpenses, one dollar per Epuar
(Er, strictly In advance, for otiEl, pupil of
- tl~e Entli~ sOho~il.
EAt,~a dliar gee fbi' Music.
All payments made to the l1I'lli~ipal.
Il.Y dt~der of t k~ lInn,.d ~ ~
5LE S. C4
'A
EaLF FEEDING" clUTT1 li
41 Sing, New York.
tured at Waynesbsoro, Pa
ry prices: The Celebrated A--mne Harrow
ust implement utt' hiltroddided ori h giantit
aindufactutred it Syradetse, Neifork.
ill, Victor Ti-ppio fliniged liarrow, Carter'
'l'
1. F. Iperry has two Onl his plaalation.I
i As 1o its workinig.
saiw of Barley's Adjustable and ReversibI4
omais Harrow.
IONAS STEEN.
(I <;.mmissl., Merhn...
-37 tf
ALE LIST
MERCHANTS T
9END US YOUR BUSI
NESS CARD FOT
TRADE LIST.
PLOW STn, e OkS
Muedattocksyicks.oP
us npCoss CurotidSaws,
i of oly dthe GodResit
I CENS Lot.H.S..
NEWA STEENE
Th Wonnol Moeshan<
E RCH/IEI ANNETS Til
curd tehRADE LomIS SO
So ve, nludn shi Spods a
Ords!a ,llock, iPsCickinas.
Cirdware Cutna Saweens,cie
a ser that ther (uus odl'is wit
jean o s el God.1 oean6e
The gWs nSoeld oceo &c.l('
yor urhsos o we.ad d o
M. J, SMITH & OO.
frens n' te uli ate, the C.v s
oc ha. 27, I.r 1881 d 8rui ut in ~'
s',,i~ia, .nutd ciii giouriauul ec bargaitis in out
tiet~ 111141 fresiti U!)Udsl. Do sure to call.
Vout, resr)edIftulhY,
oct.27, 1881 8 3m
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A TTORNBr j 0 (7V0 Uff26A .4T LA Wt
ilekens W- m. Ms
(Office in School Com naiasionarb Offlce)
Will practice in the State add Federal
Courts.
jan 6, 1882 16
Go. 0. WLLS, 'ro. W TAnoa,
JAMus L. OuR, P1okens b: H. 8. (
Greenville. S. C.
WELLS, ORR & TAYLOR,
ATTORNEYS itCo UNSELORSA TLA IV
L1OK ENS 0. 11., S. o.
Promt Atteht-ion glVhen to business entrui
ted t6 , them.
nArch iW, 1884 25
M. F. ANsEt, J E Booau'.
Greenville, 8 C. Pickens 8 C
ANSEL & BOG CS;
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
PICkfNS C. H., 8. C.
OMco in the Court Ilouso. Prompt
attentioi given t: all d bii.iiess enb
trusted to them.
dec 9, 1880 12
The Grand Central
--OF
Dr J. V. QU1LL1 AN
--A T --
EASLEY, . . e c.,
*tglILL iA VE!
I HAVE RECEIVED AND "AVE IN
store the Largest and Best Selected Stock
of GENERAL MERCIlANDI8E in this
place.
TO THE LADIES.
I would! say that I have just 1-eeivedI 20(6
different. Stylies of lt\~TS abd BONNETS,
from 25 cents to $7.~ apiece A nice line
of Trlinming Silks and Sait is.
200 Pecies Fine Dress Goods*
"0,000U Yards Crtlicoes, Muslins tud Pi
ques.
My stock of Ladies and Glentlemen' s
Shoes is coniplete, at prices that never fail
to sell them.
A lai-ge lot of Glents Piranw Gbools.
Ileady Mlade GJlohinig anul I urnishinug
Gbools.
10,000) Yards CasmnerQe, Ji.ans andl Cot
. eniades, boughut dlirect fromt mani t'actutrers.
Shrir tigs, SheIcI in gs, Y i-n, lbard ware,
Glaissware, T'able and Pocket. Cu:lery ini
endiess variety.
Drugs, Aledicines, Paints, Oil aind Dye
Sttt'.
A large lot of Ilravy and1( Fancy Groceries
Wh len you conie 16 IEasley he sure an d
caill ol see mie, andl be conin~ tced t hat I
stilli 1lea;d lii low' prices. Ilerjpectil'ally,
J. W Y LIEs QUIL LtAN,
may 4, 1885
J UST publishe1, a new edition of' D)i.
P 't. i C iv :u/Ls t >1elhne iti sssay on thei
Wbeaknes:s, liavobouinary S Xen it:rl L!SCs, lim
potenicy, iAlental suIl Physiienilt ineaieity.
linpedlients t MAarige, etc.; also. Coni
sumiptiort, Il jilepsy' id' Firs, i!!luieet by s'elt
induilgehmce or Ae'xiual exI ravaganice, ke,
T1hec celebraited int hir, in lbis olmirabule
Essay, carly tbit o~ ntaes, fron mu ib ir i
yea1rs' suIICessfu1 lt rt ice, that mth I i riniing
consLieuees ot selt' ahns xe nn b e ra dilnly
cured; poi tin g out al ino'de 'f ciuret at one
siml~ple, ceri tain, andi ettein I, by nian ns ofi
whlich evety suifferer, no in:uter wha~mt. his
conidiition unty be. mnay cture hiiinsell' cheap
lypivat ely, anod radlicallyv.
um,This le'etmre shl~uI be in the hanids
oft every' you th a ~l eve.ry inan i in lie I 1t.
Sent tiiuler seal, in a plain eniivelope, I.
any addhre'es. pssi li, iin rlee it of ix
cenuis or t we postag Ie ,tamys. .-\) !A re
rTe Otulhert-ell Medlicral C'o.
41 Anni Si., .\ew Yorik. N. V.,
l~inf'ili ce li0., 4 ,0.
jan 5O, 1882 iG1
RKER'S
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Daily, end'
so. 62. u?' PA
Letivcoolumbia [A]
Alstbtif
Newberr4,
Ninety Si
hlodges at
Belito at
Arrive at Gieenville at
NO. 88. DowN, P GsBNG
Leave Greetfillea, O
Belton at,
Hodges at
Nitery Six -
Ne wberry at
Art oh a. , 00
Arve at "obtmbih ] L02
SPARTANI RAJ1, UINION & COLtJ
RAILROAD;
No. 52 UP P-Ass5danR.
Leave Alson 12 54 p (t
Strother 28
Sheton62 #4
Sanid 229
Y ?iodA t.' 67
Cnnlo 8 20 p rA
Arrve Spartanburg 4 16 to
No. 55 DoWN PASS1NUFa
Leave Spartan'g R & ) depot (u) I r
EPartan'g, 5, U & C depot (0) 1 84d
Jonlesville tg
Uniuon 64
Shelton5
Stroher - 4 Ip h
Arrive at Alston 4 58 p na
LAURINS RAILROAIh
Leave Newberry uti 4 08 Ui
Arrive at-'Lnurens C It ( 49 p ui
Leave Laurens 10 08 I gd
Arrive at Newberry 12 50 p ni
ABBEVILLE BRANCH.
Leave Hodges at I 0 p nt
Arrive at Atbbeville 28 p tit
Leave Al heville 12 10 p Ui
Arrive at lhodges 1 00 p
Blue lidge R A So Anderson 3rano
Leave Ilelt on at 64 p nI
Anderson at 6 20 p t
Pendletn at U p in
Sent~oa [V] 7 80 P i
Arrive ait WValhalla 7'59 p ii
Leave Wialhallai at b 3t a ni
reec [] 10 00 a
P'endletonr at 10 83 a uj
Andersoun ati 11 ita ii
Airive at. lUelton at 11 50 a i
TillOUGi (dAR SENRVICE.
Solrd artuns betweena Columbia lind Wal
hli. Traough cars bt leetl Charleston arid
llendeteoa.vi ale and Chiarlecton and Gr'ee0t
vi le, obvii ting change d. cars bei weed
either of thie alove points
CO.NNECTIONf0.
&. With S C Railroad fi bina bharlestoi1.
W ith Wiliihgon, b~olunr bi'j und Auagust ik
Rtailiroad from Wilmnington and al
points North thereof.
With C e & A Railroad from charlotte and~
all points North thereof
o. with A sheville,'and Spaimnabutrg htallroadi
for p'oini's in Westein Nothti Car'.ina;
C. with Atlanhtai and3 charilotte Dis ision Rich
hit und all( piijoihiI ts uth ahid Webi.
1). 'With Atlanta :and~ cha11lot te Divis'iona Richa
n oati andh Danyi ille nail1w ay fronia A~
E:. withI Atlanutta iad charlot to Di ision Rt icha
mioaud anud D~anvi lle lialiroad for adl
pointi s s out h at .d west../
r.withI S C lIn ilrund roi. Chayestenl
Wit h Wilmnington. C'olumi ini andl A ngnentL
H nili-bad for Wiluaington nad ?Id
WithI thlarhotte, columnbia ahd Aibgurei
ltiairoai'I for Char~lbt te anud the North
a. Wjii h hhevile anud Spartanbt.rg Rtailroid
fromtHC h .etaltnv iilba
ii. With Atlanita atrol chaltte Division Richs
neon1d an td D)~anville Railroad frout
charlrotte and1( be*yond
St iarulard Thimue used ini Washington, DCd
whIicha is titieenii mites fast er thi.n Colutn.~
bia
T1. M'. 11. T ALCOT T, G eneral Managet :
J Wt Viny, Su perlintendeni
A. Port:.0General Pussenger Agi.
Rtichmiuonild Daunille it II
Change of Schedule.
PMBENGER 1;EP~IM1 ENT.
On and nfter April 80th; 1889;
l'ass.8enger' Trin i Service )i I the Atflanute
anid (Charlt te Air Line( dhivisi(n of thet RI ich
mond1( anid Danvil R- Ii. wvill be as followi
IAANTIWARlD.
~IAlif ANII EXPaLSS NO.
fiecite Alltiia1 pn
.irrive Gailnesviloe) i
Lula
!Babunr Oap JIunction 1 l
Toccoa ( 0pn
Greer.vills~ h
Spartanbdurg I o~
(latonaa~a
Arrive Charlotte 6
MAI tr, no 8;
feave Atlanta400ai
Arrive Glainesville ~ 9aI
Rlabun Gap Jiinbtioh74a l
Toccoa 417iii
Sefito ot2 ph
Gree08vplIo
-?palrlanbIirg124 n
Gatonia ~5~pn
Arrive. Charlotte4 )r
WVESTiVARi I
MA~Ii AND EXP~kse RUIb
Leave Chanrlott16 C mm
Arrive GastOnit 0 . i
$paart alhirtr8 f,
Grenville f $
Senteca 74 i
Toccoal ilot't9 8a1
ltabtai (hap ouhellor
Lurh laTh
(haineatillo 1 ~ap
-\rrive Atlanta a ~
?2 15 n
Arrto les chin5 47 pti
&~ptwtunbaar~ 40 p m'
(h'cenilh~ i 294 pi4 .1'