The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, July 27, 1882, Image 3
#p labou o*
A 010 this paeor a*OT
1or tre reference.
h4ree are breaking down
Q1o trait.
W return thank&-to Mt U. K.
111.r s~' Home delicious peach*&
The Piclkeps Righ School opened
law. Monliaay with 78 scholars,'
1 iame heard some farmers say
Ce present crop is the best'they
ad.
66 Town Council are having the
pu , in good order. This is
W. Singleton sang and
red on music to a tolerably
...tidlence in the Methodist
h at, this place on last Sunday
0 0s4 )Maay Harrison, Corrie
I. aid Sullie Payne, three of'
yile's charming young ladies,
ladting relatives and friends at
'have -een a potatoe grown by
r. J. C. Thompson this year
measured zibout six inches
Und and was near the same
eeokiah Hughes, who has been
ALP)Ing the mail between this place
-d jEzasley Station for Mr. Richey
fotthe last year or so, died at Eas
loy tation lait, week. lie had been
'lubad health for several years.
The, youngest bride ever heard of
In this Countr'y was a Miss Cat, of
on3aster, aged 11 years, who was
inest week mnarraied to a Mr. Paine,
niied 21.
-The totual number of' voters regis
tered in Spur4'nburg County is 5,
256; whites 3.929; colored I,327
white miajority 2,609.
4T'ho Pickens, Institunte Joint Stock
Comnpany has puichased what, 18
knownt as the Clayton lot, in this
plaice, con tain inag foura' e'ts, upo
which I they propose to erect tlheir
building. It is a very' pretty p~lucee
und with a nsice substantial build..
ing on it, will be quite attracwtive.
William Kirksoy, aged 77 years,
(hod ut his r'esidenc~e near Table.
Mitini last week. Mr. K was
rezded in this County and was well
and faavor'ably known to many of
our citizens.
Ruv. S. P. H. Elwell closed a pro..
truapted meeting att this place on
lnst Saturday. The meeting was"
Squite Intereosting, and the nametas of
eyeral persons were added to the
e~ itrch dur'ing the progress of' the
ntecting.
We were pleased to meet Dr.
- dwards, of' Due West, int onr town
te ber day. The Dr. thinks of
Inogp somewhere in this seetion,
e h~lope be may conclude to fix
tppar Pikens as the plhice. We teeh
c~r#iould not, do bettor.
fe~~MCravy, a talented young
1~4'of Spar'tanburg, spent a few
li Pickenas last, week, Hie
unmd to be very mneh pleased with
PIdns, and we feel confident he
ij.ay us another visit before a
14 while. Pickens has many
:. oseph Philpot, aged 80 years,
(t*this realdence ntear Central
Uo, in thig County, on the 18th
imt'He was, we believe a native
'i dgefleld County, and moved
6o this County over twenty years
" Hoe1 was a member of the
-atllodist Church and ai good
iigen.
8 r . M. Coxc, one of the practi.
44fd) progressive farmers of the
I.dai~ side of our County, favored
ui Satateday with some ver'y
I6sw*t potatoes, the largest we
aV6en this season. He also left
i g~' fie a very fine bunch of'
'z but 70 stalks, which all evi.
~ItIy spr'ang fr'om one grain.
0. A mbler has left some
'Olte ish potatoes, one of
*#~s; otawred ton Inches around.
, ithee left with us freree
SQ,5smalleet potatoa.~
no thick and large
sit4~ed off the gar
* at tfl
~JA#4 4~'*'$~JR~v J~ t
~ ~*aI~i over
te, wiob red
A will be seen
of September 'hae.
t--0d time for holding
:+' pisq.ry eIetion, and certain
U"ys designnted for holding public
*.etlhgs with the several clubs in
the County. The Democratic can
i.didates Isn the County are all ex.
pooted to attend these meetings and
address the people. The rules for
governing the primary election are
aleo- published in this issue. The
comnmittee has made all the rfeces
arrangements for the Priiary cam
paign, and now the canditiates can
get, in their work.
Mr. G. W. Taylor, of Pickens, has
purchased the interest of Mr. S. S.
Gibbs in the furniture factory and
will be hereafter atssocitand with
his brother, Mr. J. H. Taylor, who
will probably devote his entire at
tention to coducting the enterprise
in future. The new firm will be
known by the name and style of
Taylor Bros.
DoN'T WASTE MONEY on trashy
extracts when you can buy a lasting
perfume so delightfully fragrant and
ref'reshing as Floreston Cologne.
Ma. EDrron: 1 03ee in vour last
paper a notice that there wa
to be a singing and Sunday School
celebration at Prater's Creek church,
commencing Friday before tho 5th
Sunday in July, iIstaIt. IL is a
mistake in the writer; there will be
a singing but no Sunday School
celebritLion. .
J. E. GILLRSPIE, Sup't-"t.
A BENEFICENT ACTION,-The mis
erablo looks and feelings of those
coifined at delsks or work tables, are
caused by weak stomach, kidneys
or bowela. Parker's Ginger Ton(ic
without intoxicating haq such a be
neficent action on these organs and
so cleanses the poisonous matters
from the system, that rosy cheeks
and good health aro soon brought
bjack aigain.-ELxpress.
A Spark from Oolenoy.
Ra. EDIT. T: As it has been some
time teinee I nioticed anything in
your columne from) this section, 1
will give you a few dots.
The'erops are exceptiona.lly gondI
and promises aunrdant yield in the
fall. Heavy rains bare fallen' for
the past week, dloing much damage
to bottom corn. Farmiers arepuh
ing to fiuish up~their crops this week.
Co.tton is late on account of I he cold
weather in the tirst of t ho Spring.
Some failing to get a stand, planted
corn and peas instead.
We have a good school in this
Neighborhood taught by Nir's. Simnes
on McHugh. Mr's. Mellngh is a
teacher of foulr years experienlce, and
gives entire satisfaction as a teacher.
The p iblic roads in this section)
are neglected and in some places are
adlmost impassable. Hester's Bridge
needs repairi ng.
OCCA STONAL,.
Fon SALE oR RENT.-I will soil
the large store house occupied by Mj.
J. Smith in Easley; and if not sold,
will rent and give possession by the
1st day of Septe mber, 1882.
G. W. TA YLOR.
Best ever made, Emory's Littte Cat hartic
Pills, pleasant to take, siegar-uonfted; no
griping; only 15 cents a nox, or Druggist s
or by mall. Standard Care Co., 114 Nassau
street, New York.
Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilious
attacks positively cured with Emory's Suan
dard Cure Pills--an infallible remedy: never
fails to cure the most obstinate, long-stand
ing cases where Quinine and all ot her re
medies had failed. They are prepared ex
pressly for mualarious sections, in double
boxes, two kinds of Pills, containing a
strong cathartic and a chill breaker. sugar
coated; contain no Qninine or Mercury.
eniusing no griping or purging; they are
miud and efficient, certain in their action
and harmless in all cases; they eff'ectually
cleanse the system, and give new life and
tone to the body. As a household renmedly
they are unequaled. For Liver Complaint
their equal is nuot known; one box will have
a wonderful effect on the worst case. They
are used and prescribed by Physioinns, and
sold by Druggists everywhiere. or sent by
mail, 25 and 50'cent boxes. Emory's Little
Cathartic Pills, best ever mnade, only 15
cents. Standard Cure Co., 1141 Nassau
street, New York. tune 15, tom
GATE CrTY STONE FILTER, CRs's Faur'.
DaIxa, LAJInETI's bfPuava)FY A.
McDeIRiDE & C0- want a liv ac i AN.-n
every city anid town in thee Unie ma n
to handle above artices. Exehuidvergh
to rnanufacture Filterer and Driers. Writ
to McBride & Co. for ternms., rt
D~ yton want to make money and benefit
your neighbors, write to McBuErtt & .,
Atlanta, Ga., and secure right to mnanufac.
ture Gate City Stone Filter, Cherry's Fruit
Drier. Big money la It,
A man with vim and get up can make
money by Securing control In hi B tow .
city, of 'late City 8tone~ Filter, Cherry'i
Fruit Drier, Lambeth's Improved Fly Fan
Wrlte to McBrile & 0o. for circular, terms,
&.. Address MOBatDs & Co., Atlanta.
Oto~ oRnas
~ tonon.li To Men Ontet
tieder andiby virtue of the provislotWe of
the 8eond Beetion of an Act, entitled 44A1
Act to authorese the consovudationgof-tf.0
Atlantio'.an'd French Broad Valley Railroad
Conmpany, and the, Edgefteld, Trenton and
Aiken Railroad Company, and other Cow
panies herei-n named, &U., approved Jan
uary 81st, 1882..
411' person1, corporations, townships.
and municipalities holding shares of the
capital stock of either the Atlantic and
French Broad Valley Railroad Company or
-the Edgefield, Trenton and Aiken Railroad
Company, are hereby notified to meet,
either in person or by duly authorized re
presentatives at Belton, Bootb Carolina, on
(lhe 16th day of August, A. D. 1882, at 6
O'clock P. M. for the purposes of ef'ecting
the consolidation of said two Railroad Com
paulies under the said Act, approved Jan
uary 81st, 1882.
J. N. COCMiAN,
President. of the Atlantic nud Frencht Broad
Valley Railroad Company.
LEWIS JONES,
President of the Edgefield, Trenton and
Aiken Railroad Company.
july 13, 1882 48' 5
-0
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Fult
T HIS CO.MPANY, FOR PRATT REVOLV
ING ilEAD GINS, FEEDERS8 AND CON
DENSERS, without doubt the best OIN
now made, andt the onlyfone that will not.
choke. Ask Thomas Parkins, Elias Day,
or any other person using them. Over"75
in use in Anderson and'Abbeville Counties.
CLA RK'S 81EED COTTON rLEANOR
something new and indispensible to all
Gin owners. Takes out dirt, nails, rocks,
and everything else. Increases filthy cot
toi from i to 3 cns per pound, and saves
largely in gin-fing, &e. Price, $~5.00,
payable in the Fall.
Compasy are hynownetied betood meet
ther kin, pndrson offer duyathmized and
gieyuentilatBt Nonmber th Cay.iao
teClldatoostr aid'e the Seerod Cortn
pClesnder tesi c, prvdJn
uy 31t, 1882.3
COUNYT OMNI3.IN.i' COHAC,
Presden. o ts AttC. ., Fulvnih Boad
Baly Irord o pany. o out Cm
Presiens of iea the EdBrid rntnad
Acrkss Raiwloa Cmpa lieney r N.M a
lys 13, 1882ay 43us 5h :.a
theNLoeS, ithouponoibleted the t.OI
pano ofde aid trhde, nlyon htt wpit._
orainy ohe penown ong th o ei. 0e
In u in nde onty*h~j Cou-nte.
CLAK'S S OTTAON CEANR.
Foting ON Y aUR dienblNG to all
TGiE, owER l TANsE utdir, aply, rocs
andevryhi G . W.creasE Nilh t
to.fo ~t Id ents p poudgn, asales..
lageln giheninntal Pie, Insuranc
Copaln ofew Yorkl.
StateVITORti CArEoMLna
Thee toe grnowhn tL eteerst ofdns.o
hriaiolheEt and fcts offehn low an.
Thse o are11 treoem to adadon
Cish ai ond stciguar t ided 8cel Cotton
ju.i H. on8 th t dyo7 ul 82
thBfrnoon to _Recuepir. te
13averhy the admiisrationy shold
no egted.IIwl e i lcBig
ivenS ' uner Mily ivr h ndal ea this thea(
10'h day of.ltady, A. D.,a th188. i u
CLoN Lt DU'ANT Ji i iso r..
july 13. 1882 d! 8
. Ne AdvertisemeAOntYs.
II'YUS LTZBANE ARIS
Ats Seluzespa is l.dgpied m amomentC
mgent fo the GermtancSng. Thie gsreane
Cpyin of NEuropronuce.atfe
giftofPoidnce themot ont f l
knwnaterati s., and. its auie, freih
oande oai is no Led owAitin the
reacho of evr vlied~t ind ~th weser word.
ta, Ga.iReladeevaded
Ths AITe ien, oandtrcereecando cured
ishalliiud ia tientse aind phystilcand.
it os o (lend for myV boo a on'l he
0(1that(lcyHab.uid and teure.Freme.i
infro 20011,t sl ow (IS t iyte
__ __SOLD BY ALL h)RUUUiM'l'~.
O P I U' M By B. M. WeOlLEY, Atlan.
I ta, Ga. Rehint.!" evidence
hABIT given, and reference to cured
patients and physicians.
CURE ~enti for my hook on The
I HaWi said Its ("ua'e. Free.
july 20, 12-' 44 4
TIOMAZ 'STEI3M M1
GREENVL
4L4
IIALL*N CELEBRA TED 4
GIN, Manufactured I
Peerless Engline, Manufac
I have the following articles at the Facti
Clod Crusher and Pulverizer, This is the 1
tion.
.Bradley's Reaper. Mower and fiay Rake,
The Celebrated Victor One liorme Gramn Di
Automatic Plantation Gates. Ex-Governor
refer to lion. W. i. Perry for any intormatic
I hare just received tihe Agency for the
Harrow, It has great advantage over the Tv
Call and examine. Iron Fences for Floral
TI
Auctioneer am
jnne 1, 1882
WHOL ES
TURNIP
SEEDS!
BLUE GRASS SEED.
RED OLOVER SEEDb.
Orchard Grass Sed
lHERD CI~RASS SEED.
While Clover Seed.
LUCERNE' SEED.
PAlINTS.
P UT TY, &C.
A T
The Greenville Druug, S4eed
aned Paint MItore.
oct 61, 1881 4
M. C, Wincheser,
.ATi
Anudersonu's Mills. S. 0,
KEEPS CONSTANTLA ON IIAND) A
full Stock of OENElRAL MEPt'Hi ANIIE,
viz: SUGAR, COF'FEE. SA LTF, CitOm2K,
EftLY WARE, CA LICOlES, JEIANS, anid
all kinds of GOODS, which lhe sells as cheap
as any othier Merchian in the County.
All kinds of CO)UNT ILY P100D.UCE, taken
in exchange for (JO0I3, and satisfacution
guaranteed,
firona $3 to $80
Give me a call and be convinced of' the
ahove faints,
Respwct ful ly.
aip_18, 18f2 89
E. W. Marshall & Co.
WVholesale and Retail Dealers In
FOmaN AND DM!dliCO DaY-SOt
AND NOiOS
Perry B~uilding,
Next to Ferguson & Miller's,
GREENVILLE, - - 5. 4 .
Samples Sent When Desired.
may 4, 188288y
EFrrows of Youth,
? flD~~J'VfT1h~W.T ~
?LE, S. UO
I ' e :
;ELF FEEDING COTTON
Ing Sing, New York.
tured at Wayunemboro, Pa.
>ry prices: The Celebrated Acme Iiarrow.
et, implpeneut ever introduced on a planta
naifictired at Syracuze. New York.
ill, Victor Trippie Hingud Iarrow, C(rter's
3. F. Perry has two on hist planation. I
n as to its working.
sale of' Barley's Adjustable and Reversible
lolas hliarrow.
or Cemetfery Lots.
-OiAS STEEN.
q4 Conanaission Mercaant.
37 t
ALE LIST
MERCHANTSI
= MSEND US YOUR BUSI
NESS CARD FOR
TRADE LIST.
P. LANDRETH & SONS,
PHILADELPHIA.
'PLOW STOCKS,
hOES,
Shovels, Spades,
MJatteek s, Picks.
RAK ES.
Cross Cut Saws,
Lots ol' other Goonds ait
WV. T. McFAL L'S.
PICKENS.C. H , S. C.
jan 5. 1582 16
NEW STFORE.
NEW GOODS!
Tihe World Moves and
M. i. SMIT H & CO.,
IIl~ilET' itil ANNOUNCE TfO T[IEIlt
ftze.ldl ando. thle pulic that~ thley lmve Me
curedtt the( large and C* c lomdous STOl E
kntownt as the l1lirO.\BI CJO1RN~(, where'l
Ithey wvill be plIeaised to serve everybody withI
F'i ST 1.VI1 A8$ (G(O(ODS ail reas ona~uble pne es
We havYe jutI reCturn11ed lfroml ma9rket whtee
we pur chaedi a~ full stocik oft seasonable
Goods' I, 11 iat.s, IBool x, .%aoes, C .n ecli ionair ies,
II ardcwaeii, Falrmin g limip leent , (Jroceries,
antd G eneraI l Aert'ulidise, and we canfly
asxsert t hat. t hese Gooi lu- and rices with
comnpare faivoi bily witia thiose of any llouse
in th l nyli Jounlty,
We meanii to sell Goods. Come and see
thle t~fargnin I $hoes, Tobacco, &c. D)oni'
tail to examine our Goods betoro making
your purchaises, for we buly and sell toi
cash, uand can gtuaranatee barigains int oftt
new and freshu Uoods. Be sure tocl.
Yours respectfully,
M. .J. NMMITU dr 00,,
EAsley, M. (C.
..')Y 1001 ..
ho 'a
. . ..." .. ...
ORAN
A TTOR"rF 00U afti(4%61
iekenus C. M. m. 4V
{fflce in School Commiaaioner Office.
W1l practice in the State and Federa
Courts.
Jan 5, 1882 16
Ono. 0. WLLS, Ono. W. TAYL0R1
JAinas L. Oti, Piokens C. II. 8.'
Greenville. 8,. C.
WELLS. ORa &TAYLOR,
A TTORNEYS 4. CO UNSEL ORSA TLA H
PICKENS 0. 11., 8. C.
Prompt attention given to business entrus
ted to .i]fem.
rinrch 10, 1884 25
M. F. A3svL, J E Bono-.
Ureenville:s C. Pickens 8 C
ANSEL & BOGGS.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL60S AT LAW
PIcKENs 0. H., a. C.
Office in t.h Court HIouso. Prompt
attention given to tall business ewn.
trusted to then.
do 9, 1880 12
The Grand Central
DryGoods EMopium
-0 P
Dr J. W. QU1LL1AA
-Ar -
E A LEY - . r -
IAVE's RE( 'EIVED AND ITAVE TN
:tore tle Largest1 an1-l liet Selected Stock
ofG
I would say th :11 I hiave just receive'~' 201'
iirent Sr vles of li.\ATes anid 110 NN 1TS
froma 25 cents to (I7.00 aipicco A nice lii
of Trianinling 8ilks anud Sai tns.
200) Peeies Finei I~iress. Golis,
20,000) Yarils (Calicoes, :\Iuslins and Pi1
ques.
My sI ock of Ladies nitil (1entlemen':
shioes is comruplete. at. prices t hat never fai
1o sell themi.
A large lot of Gents St~raw Goodle.
Iiteady %Ilade (3lthng aneal F'urnishain
Ijo odls.
I10(0 Yar-is Cashamers, Jeatas ntail C at
tennades, bouag ht <lirecltif-rin un: fact urer's
S hirliin gs, Shiieeltngs, Yarin, Ilatrd wart
G IdM s;'are, TP:ahie aii'l I'ooket Cur lery i
N1i less vu-iety.
Drugs. Medicinecs, Painits, Oil andl Dy
8tu 1's.
A lairge lot of lcenvy arnd Faney Groerici
ats chieap as theJ~ cheapeset
When ci you oi ae 10 Eley'~O he sur nn1 ~I.
-ill aunel see toe, unel he coninlceid thatr
si~till lead'. ini low p-i Ces. B espect t'ulIy,
.J. V. Y LIl QUILLIAN,
inny 1, 1 85 ;1.3
A GIEAT CAUE CF .UUMAN
Mi~r EN Cit 4b i.n! MOf
,thuse, ivnhutr y .'mha ins, Irpe y
Nervousx l)IebiliI itii in ho olinint. t o ~\a, r
I.) , nuirbio of- the "tre 0h~t,"' a
'I heo wvor'el reoeit auett 1 hor'. 'in t his nil,
inira;ble. lecture, cleany pruoves fro(int his
own't exper'ience Ilitt lhe nwv ini consegene,~a~*
ul GSif .\buse:~ nrity h' ell.et :aly renVe
Iouiyt out aL nawile of eia- I t it ( -e ( c('ta
no ~l effect oil, by wh1iebt every !'tie(rer, noi
mterl't wh'ait his ~eelieiona u.niy bi.. maa
cturet iml$l- chieuaply, priv'aLtely anal .ali..
jair. 82I;_y
Erg TisLetue il pov T'aont
thonsn-isatalthou am i
Seni nler s l, nt pin cwnvelIy, f"
cen o r o n--to o ta; I itr 'e , i
fi Pre arnly ~c Posln thl~cc lio~x, 450.
j at ar 188 zocltti orfuaiy,~i
Cit tot lu noniaa.
If~d you are tav wch-mica:t or~ ..ner 1 i' or i-.c
ove we orhu awm~.ri dwy fioii c oni-< r h
fym: care cre lawyer I'Ainite .r ae t 1G .n et~
h'yautui0 ymer stroi. o r imd ,uI e tn-,tat , i
iak 1?. Iat (ii' ttents btigri u I'. n:u
Ui ary -ic Cmhanre, o f yi ae t ~ro:ed yoth'an
Uoe titO of the, btngsia stie bo N.. Moork. ar. nete'
yo can6 be.ji cured at yi li'A xxiln's GNan o..c
NEWvo arewting w~ y io ne, inip.iono
ny d:-me or weakness e ad acciaire a r.timuhet take
Gism a Tourc at once . it will invigorate nnd bm!d
von up from the first dose but wM never intoxicate.
It han swed hundreds of lives it may save yours.
HTON & CO., 1M WOUn'a ft , New York. 60c. an.1
we aan elsea, as sa a.am in was..
OTWAT S/.vING t1UYlNG DOLLAR 817.,.
NEW Rlilli m nard
PAROSS.
ComussI~
On and after..
msenger trains wl
uated upon this Road.
Daily, except
igo. 62. up 48I
Leavroolumbia (A]
Alston
Newherry
Ninety Six
Hodges at
Belton at
Arrive at Greenville fat
NO. 68. DOWN PAs8
Leave Greenvilleat
Belt on at
1iodges at -
Ninety Six
Newherry at
Alston tit
Arrive at Columbia( r]$
SPART1ANBURG, UINION
RAILROAD
no. 52 up PAB xx -
Leave Alston 12
St rot her
Santu [to P t
U nion 67P
J onesville
Arrve Spartanrg
NO. 66 DOWN t."
Lenve Spartmn'g it & 1)
Spart an'g, 8, U & 0
4u8 20pi --
Strelt on 8655 p tam
Strother 418 p'14
Arrive at Alston 458 p'na
LATRENS RAIL "a
Leave Newberry at 405p -'
Arrivo at Laurensm C I 649 p nt
Leave Ltirens 10 08 a nw
Arrive at Newberry 1260 p n
AnCEvIL BRANO. .
Leave 1lodges at P
Arrive at Abbeville 22 pin
Leave Abbeville 12 IO m
Arrive at ilodges 1 06 p m'
Blue 1Ridge 1E 1 & A rion Branoh~
Leave lBelt on att 6,40 p mn
Andlerson at. 6 20 p nr
Ple1(ltont ait 650 p it
twnon [e] 7 86 p m -
\rrvVe at w alhalla 7 59) pgmu
Leave W ailhalla at . 9 80' m i
Seeen [n] 10;00 a in -
l'endletonil at 10 88 8ar
A ae. annt 11 11 a m
Auiive at felt on at 11.I60 a wr
'l lli)UGI1 CAlR S VICE.
Solb1 I rninM bet ween mbim and Wal
hlnla. Through ears bet ti Charleston anel ,'1
lieundera~tnvj~i an Ch coton and Green.
ville, obii hing chaing . cars between
either of the~ ab~ove poin
-( (ONNECTI 8.
A. With S C lhallroatd fro 'harlesten.
Wit h Wilm1inst on, coln a and Atigust
Rlailroadu fromr Wilm ton and air
points North thereo
Wit h e e & .A Iailroad f oharlotta an'4
all points North ther
[3. w it bi A e bevile'nnd Spartna R ailroad
for poin uea in West ern No arolinaa,
C. Withi Atlanita anrd chnrlotte DIit Rielr
mon011( a ol Duanville flail or t
luatai ad Il oinlts southIi W*3t~
n. *wit ha A t hit Ia und (bato'lte 1Jivit lobh
it ou1i anda I)ntnv ille Railway l
lata ait Ueyondl
.wit h A t lanoht a and charlot te Di' hulon
ini'. o ni a t a vill li -ailroad for a
1ointsii soth Isanrd west.
r. with S C i ihod for Chatrlesfon 4'.
Wit h Wi lmaington, Columaia and Auegusat
lInilroad for Wilmington and the
N *or I h.
Wit h chIatrlot 'e, columbia amnd Augusta
~ i ailoin for Chrote nusd he Noth -
a. Withb .Uhaevi lie and SpartanbbnrglRallroad
n. WV it!, hanta a charlotte Division Rioh
mondi aruia Daunville Railroad fro
St :1)31 nii Tlime used( in Wash ington, D C,
which is tifteen 1oiniutes faster thani Coluin-.
bia
T. 31I. 1t. TALCOTT, Gleneral Manager.~
J1 WV lFy, Superintendent
A. P'oi'x,G(enterallI'aissentge' Aout
mehmond114 & Danville R II
Change of Schedule.
PA2SENGE 13t EPAIMENT. ''~
On anid after April 80th, 1882~~~
Possenger~VI T1ra in Service on the Atlan
~oni < hoariot he. A ir Line divistion of the Rico "'
-nousintand lDanville R- R. will be as folle~ ~
MaIL ANn) Ex1Rns No. 51.
ieave Atlansta21p
'rrive Oaine'sville 2 51 p in
Lola 6 22 p m"',
':nbIun Gap Junction 6 47 p m~
To(ccoa 6 40 pmi
Feneca8 (00 p m n
GJreenville 10 06 p in
.xgartauuburg -11 40 p
(iast onia 2 06 aq n
l~eave Atlanta40a
Arrive' Gainesville t g.m4
Raibu sis ap Junction741ai
'Toccoa817am
Greenville 1 h
Spatrtanbhurg124p
Ga'to.nia 21p
Arrive Char lotte4 )p
W ESTWARD
MAIL AND) EXPIIUSS NO 6
Leave Chasrlotte (
Arrive Onetlonia 22m
Spartuanbsurg6
Greenville
Seneca&
Rathns Onp Junction 10
Lusla
Arrive Atlanta 10
Lenye Charloi'e t9. .
Arrie Getosla 47 00a