The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, October 05, 1882, Image 3
The "mountain blondes" are ma
hing an "impFiseion" In Greenwood
We regret to learn that diphthe
HW is quite provalsild in the se~io
of our Ctint1y Bout It of Liberty St
1ion, several children have died o
the disease,
Tie stockholders in the Picken
Institute had a well dug for the us
' the school, on the lot where the
propose to erect their hotise.
Mr. V. J. Pickle has Ioaied bi
bteam saw'mill about ond thile an
it hult west of thius place;- and ist no%
irawiig the lumber for the Picken
iustitute building.
We regret to learn that Mr. Ja
Grant, who wat su badly injured b:
the premature explosion of a blast
lit Winchester's Mills recently, die,
bt his injuries last week. He was;
young r.an just blooming into vig
brous manhood.
Andy Griflin, colored, died d
)ntUimoinin tever, tit this plaeo 01
lust, Sudaiy mortihng.
The campmeetin at Twelve Mili
(-amp ground closiOd on last Monday
The meeting was largely attende4
bn Sunday, we are inlorned, ant
several joined the church during th<
ineeting. Good order prevailed
hnd we hope good has been done bj
the meeting. Dr. JonbA, Pifle'che<
i very fine sermon on Sunday.
MA:rried, at the resideneo of Mr
-J. F. FoIger, at this placee on Thurm
lay evening, Sept. 28th 1882, bj
Rev 0. L. Purant, Mr. W. W. Blay
look of Greensborro, N. C,, and Mis
Corrie M. C. Folger, of Easley Sta
'1ti. We adknowledge the receip
of apieco of very iiice cake, an
wish for the happy couple, a lon
ud prospelOUS life.
Married, at the residence of th,
'ffilinting clerg~ymnan, Rev. 0. L
lurant, on Sunday morning, Oct la
1882, Mr. Eliets lE'lison and Mis
Ll'a Barn.es, aill o1 Pickens County
Mr. L. Rithatchihd, forme.rly man
hi~e'r of S. Bralmian's lialt imor,
t 'lot lhin g House, in (Grceenvi lie, lua
b-eently i oV(penled a liarge n' ock c
bliochind1 on1 is own accountit, ini thi
old stianad, w here lhe Not1 be ple~aa
('d to see all his frien Is, and over)
b. idy e'lse. See bhis :'d, eruisemuen
in thii.' issue and~ when ina Urtnell
call ont him ~.
Faore.toa, t'ologe~ web-1'' 'fe on ever'
Ildy's tii lt tablhe is it's ba.ti ng ife:
g:ina : and richi, fI,w'ery' odlor. 4
Mr. A. 1B. Brown informis the pul
lid -t1h rouigha ouir co inon s I bis weelI
thgat lie has15 locate1 at) E iil'y f
Ihl:st p~lace and,' at. iblerty' Stastion
li'4 otifiix is at Dr. Q uilliains stire
A BH'AUTIFL F'IVR STOr Onutf
Five Octav es, T wo sets Reedis, Fiv
Uenniinc Stops, in beautiful cast(
gilded aid ornameon ted with tA*oni
ded top), blmp) standi and muisic poeld~
t't- a ebuarmi ing ist in ment of swee
tonea, a nd volum ne sufficieunt foir an;
aritlor-onily *50.
MCSMITII MUsic Iuse.,
Mua' jorlWitnera Symnles purchase
ii few days ago, the famrous waite
poriu oni Twelve Mile River noza
the old Ke'oweet roadt. This is sai
Lo be the linest wate'r power in th
lapper part of the State, and is oni,
about one mile faoam the Air Lin
Railroasd. W~e hope onue day to sec
a large cotton maill iti, the poir
above deAignated.
~cOn Antres.-You will prever
:11 n one the greater par't o1 the ili
t~hat afliet naink inad in~ this or an
beation, it youl keep your stomnaci
livea' and kid neyst in pearfect woak
Sing oader'. Trer is tno medicin
kcnown i that udoea this as surely
Parker's Ginager T1onaic. It, wi
keep ymsir blood ri~ih anid pfire, an
give you good helilth at little cos
See othier boelumne. 4
BiddEsT SenEfME~ ti.-Mssu
.tiotton and Brd46 aiuttially guas
haway $50 worth 6f gbbda on Saatu
tiay last at the T welve Mile (daml
tieeting. Theiy wrappel~d their' at
4ertisements aronrd 1,000 Bai
Launidray Soap and distri but ed the
to evef-ybody. Tfhis is dlecitdd
1,be laarge'st thaing ever attemnptedi
this Co uty F'or enterp~rise ali
Vitn they take the palm.
Best ever made, Emory's Ittlie Cat hart
Pits, pleasant. to take, sugarV-c'it ed; a
griping; only 15 cents a bok, 6'1 ffiggis
or by mail. 8tandard Cure Co.; 11-?Nasi
hareet, Nlew Yonrk.
Mh!lII'. & s'o., Atlanra, doorgis, ma
tttiac o i "" Ca~is, are Southeran Ager
for M hah'.'outClocks rfnk tYaWn leir's 15
Fnnt', md '.' the coleth'de'd /fa'e &)
Stn Wmeer Filter', nf Cherrf's 8tea
Fri andn-abke tuyer for the Wor
P'rices forwardedi oW aplcatilog.
Merchants nl M~* oW 1 se 6Ms.6'ke
To T. 2. I.
Long ago we used lW It.
In ibis quiet lilkle Foom tolether,
. And watch the piirols dillowd fade
In the "crimeoh evening wbather."
We caught the faint breI1til of the flowers,
The heavy night dews oii thbtn falling,
Nor ever thought thosi OItbeftl hours
Might sometinies ptsi bagaid recalling.
%nd now iliey aregdtle, liki tij fairy mists
That some in tile fair and sweet Sep
A ioiiber,
And linger awhile on tile tlstant hills,
Then leave niililht to iehtehiber.
Bqt the shadows only of that. time
a Wh'e hours *ere one s fair a morning,
Yet as the Eventide drAs on
A albbdy sky hats warred lh dawning.
And the Suniner's dafs hive dawned,
And bloomed again into collipleteness,
Bringing the dewy eventide,
SAid time Night's serener sweetness.
When tihe '%pifis of awe and change"
would rise,
d In their dumb and heavenly solemn beiuty
And speak to the listening soul and namind
And heart of cousuience and of Duty.
Our days are changed forever now,
Our morning's light, is dililullid with
mourning,
For we know that the evening shades will
fall
On a little grave in the gldaming.
And the "old days" are forever gone
Bey8Hd all hudlfan love or hating,
Our souls alone tlose Summers lost
May find once nore on the glid hills
waiting. ESTELLE.
Central, S. C., Sept. 14th, 1882.
SLANDERING TIlE BAPTIuT.-It, is
said'tubat Col. Duncnm, ot Barn well,
expeets tho Jpytisis to help him ill
his Indepentient ca ndid:tey for Con
gress againsL Col. 1i11an, the re
gulair Deinocratic iominemo. This4 is
a slander upon tli3 great deioniina,
tion which is as true as steel to the
purty of decency and order, as all
bolters, of whatever stripo, will fiid
to their sorrcw on election day.
--
Orangelburg '7 imes and Demtocrat
'iutli,2 DeJoneuh, who was nomi.,
nated by lino Greenibaekor for Ad
jutant General, has writ,ten hone to
Frnmeo that he haim been appointed
' e'peralh~isim) of tall t he Armies of
tthb Prinbi~Jillity of South Carolinaz.'
"
Five co'ored prisonors madi~e their escape
' frm Greenville jamil on tihe nmorning of mthe
- 29mh uilt.
E. M. Brayton. Tmat. . na Revennei
unomimur~tll !.e ( rI. '.-~ he the Re
~Ancl e n Tnl tuarke l' l t h
sUH. nhd we woi'ui I :w~-.
ais iltaL Its ti CiOe10) i' i et.
Personal ! Td o 1n ('i
IThe Volmaic Belt Co., M .
iIll send Dr. Dye's tieleb . - -K
Volt aic Brims and!!~I~ tNiB~d m n.~ i
C trial for tijr~ y datys. to men (yo ii i
r who ~c't afibecm~l withi Nervou. '
hed'imality andui .\brahlo'd, and i
fetronh ies, guitaanteein'g 'peedy antd ce p en
restorat ion otf hieal h andt nitnl Viger. Ad
dress ais above. N. IB --No ris is *iticfurrtt
mis t hirty dauys' trial is allowed.
tMlaria. (Chills antd Fever, and Bilioam
attacks positively cured withI Emory's Sian
dardl Cure Pills-anm infallible remedy: nevei
',fails tO cure thle most obst iinate. bong-stati
ing cases where Quinine aum I all other re.
-medles had failed. They are pre'pare'l ex.
'pressly for mlarionms sections. in dloubit
boxes, two kinds of Pills. containing
V' stronig cat hart ic ande a chill breaker. sngai
coat ed; contin no Qninine or Mercury
calusinig nio griping or puirginig: ithey are
mild andi eliciet, ces tain in their det ioi
and hifr ifless in all cases; tlhey ffectaij
cleanse the My'stem, amid give unew lifo~ani
3 .tone to thme body As a ahIousehiold remned:
they are unieq mmdetd. IFor LiAver 0Oompidin
their equail is 'tot k?.ownm; one box will hav.
r a woniderful effect on the *orst case. T'hea
d re used anid ptscriked biy Physicians. ott
soldl by Druggists everywhere, or sent b:
e mail, 25 and 50 cent boxes. E~mmor y's Lit tl
,Cathamrtic Pills, best ever made, only 1
cents. Standard Cure Co., 114 Nas,.a
o street. New York. junie 15,'nm
IJ. SMITH,
It
Tlae leader of Lowv PrIces
l' aas Item aved to thIt nI3 gg
ICfiore lIouseg Mlain Str'eet
AND W ILL OPEN i SIltNPW ftUSoCl
Of~ FALL ANDL WINTER
2 DRY GOODS
NOTIONR, H ATS, BOOTS, SHfOES, SEEl
OATS and WilEA T, Choice Groceries an
SGeneral Mlerchainise. and will make it
m thme interest of all to c'all ind examuine stod
.and prices, for lie *ill not' be
BattAains in Dress Go6ds; Bargaifisi
Crdhidoes,+ B#rgrias in Do'restics; Bairgain
lein R inhe~a and I' aces; Bargainis in 1Nosier)
8p16ial Ba rga ins in Boot a ar.d Sh'oes.
ms I''inie Tobaccos anid C'igaita a specialy
tSBargains in everything.
Alwnys go to Eieaidilmmaftfl to buy wha
you want Cheaup for Casly.
ts
mNotice,
m ,,
Id. r 11E BOOKS 01F Ch1AT'NN & FOLG E
have ccummnne'u to rmohl tnn extem
that they re Loihesom'8 t6 handle AN
'y ISiJBT BK CrAS'51ft b~ mooney or t~iflii'ovetl not
I STOaOrdinsX' -Maffe .
OFFICE OFI8ECRETAiRY AN D TIHEAS.
FaREUn BROAD AND ATLANTIc R. R. Co.
Abbeville, C. H.. S. C. Sept. 25, 1882.
A Upecial leetiug of the Stockholders of
i e French Broad and Atlavio Rliilroad
Company will be hold at Gieenwpod, S. C.,
on Monday, 80th day of October, at 4 o'clock
P. M1. The special object of the meeting
will be to ratifyirig the action of the Board
of Directors in the mattei of consolidation
and nierger with Roads in North C6i-oliua,
Tennessee and KedtUc'ky:
By the President.
J. W. PERIiIN,
Sec. and Tiasn. V3. 1: & A. A. Rt. Co.
sept 28, 1882 2 6
0
C. P. RUNION,
THE CHAMPION OF LOW PRICES
Call and e*aminie his elegant Stock, you
cant, regret your visit.
NOTICE.
4,000 YARDS PRINTS, 5 to U bbtils per
yard.
Worsteds, 10 to 40 cettis per 3arid.
Cassimeres, very superior Goods, '25 cis
per yard.
Alpanias, 2'5 td 85 cents per yard, and all
Grandes of Fauc Notions.
Boots and %*hoes,
An elegant. Shoe for 35 cents, on to $6.
Boots from $1.25 to $7.00.
Also N6tiee
Our nice line of Crockery, fine Syrups. 40c.
to $1.00 per gallon; Sugars - to 12 lbs. to
the $1.00; Coffee-all Grales Hardware.
lBargains in PanIs Goods. Bargains in
Ileady Malade Clothing lBargains in Ilos
cry. Bargains all times at
U. P. RUNION'S,
The Champion of Low Prices.
Sept 98: 18P 2 n
Plows
PLOW STOCKS,
Shovels, Spades,
Mattocks, Picks.
RAKES
Cross Cut Saws,
A1YD
lots of othaer (ioods at
WV. T4 Mc11fALL'S.
ilcKENB C. H., S. C.
janb5,1S82 16
IState ot Sauutta Carolinma
CbUNT1Y ('F PICKF.NS.
IN COUltT OF COMM(YN PL EAS
-Margaret, Diilba-d, Pla int iff, against 11 udg
ens Miiiuhey; Elhshia Mu rpheoy; Jcmi ma
C'ooper; lit Ii II :yo . -ie chil d ren of
Delihia Rloper, deceaseit. IC) wii--Levtii1.
lRoper, Mairg:i-ei llradhley, Haurrison thop
er', Sarah Ii raiidl ey, Thuliirsey Stall, An,
drew ~itoper, .Jiiies liopera, Thlomias tOp)
ton Hiper andl Charles i(Joper; the chiii
dre of;' ~ i I Iad Hendriic ks, deceaised ,
whtos '.aimes and nnmheUr aire uniiknos)wn:
the chil'I'tre otfEliais lnI phi'ey, drecasedl
whose ituiiC~tine iad titlinihie ar luknowni
jund thie chuldreni of Enioch Murphley, de.
ceaused, wfb'.e nainis mind nlinhiet' are
Liuk ito wn. LUetindanmis--CuMIPLA NT FoRi RE
LI EF, PA B'T'lioN, &C.
Ti' I hle Dcieisnantiabovc named:
X 'rer lie'cy sumlmtned tind1 repu:iredl
C I to answ'er die comhiuint inl I bis action.
winch is filedl ini the olhliice of the Clerk t?
the C ontes oif 'otion t I'len s foir the j'a
Countty, ancd o' serveC a1 copy of. your' ans
wer's to tire stild Coinlihiliiii on lite stah
s seriber' tt biri ottice on M ain $s reel, Pick
ens Court k onse. 6. C., WI ohin t w ety days
alter I le service he reof', exclusive of the
ulday of' suchL ser'vice; and it you ail &j dOtW
sweyr the contaillint wittini Ihe tune torei'.
k stid, uthe. plauin itT ini bhis acet iotn will Njgiy
oC the ttCurt for the~ reliet deasndited ini the
col0 itat.~
t)at ed Sept etmber '2(uIib. 1882.
Nui10A, KEL~il & lilLINGSWOlRTII,
TO the Defendatnts, shelgens Mlurphecy.
Elisahl Mutrgh'ey, JeCfnnina Coupeji i, i t ih
tiayntes, 11 arriisoni Itoper, T1huirs ey 61 all:
tie enihlren o' ilihoda~ llenideeki, deceased
whose ages, n:inies and nt nber ate uan
ktnown; the chijldreni of' E.iaes Mu rphery, de
- eensed, a hose 1Iages, niame's an td numttiber aure
tunknown, flnd thle clil dren of' Enioeb M~iur
phiry, deceased, whose ages, namies and
niiuhnber are unknown.
TIake not ice, I hat, thle stummons in tis
ac'iotv, of whi-ch (lie foregunig 'is tN Copy,
R wa tiled in hie ofliee otf the Clet'k of the
~tCont of. Coni non( Pleas, in n'ard for' lhe
t ounity anud St tre naforesaid', Mi tb'e 26ithI
day oV Se~teniher, 1882, a~'d ?hiid tfre ')ht%
PORTABLE AND
I AM AGEa
Woti, Tabor ain
Many of them now in use in this ni
thony and &b, J. Q. Couch, R. F,
ALSO, A(GET
Watetown Steam En
Cart and L
IRON AtE CITLTIVATOIl
CLIMAX WA1A*KING"' ANY:
Tiger, Rake; Need & Fte
llavo you secn th1em1
Cain Mills an
COOK'S BUGGlE
"Old Hicko
BrownW, Wnship, end Pratt's
Boss & SchefilR1
WANDO ACIn AI
Cill for Circuairs and lini'formjatiol
J UTLI1
Aug 24, IR2 GRE ENv
GRE EN VI
4.e
NEALLS CEL BR'7
GIN, MantufuIacturied
! hanve thle fcoowinig arti cledi zu . ai
'lin. eepa i i'o teIio~ 1rai
Au'fonuieI Phlgtitat iona G~ate'': Ex.*Governor'
I have jiniI receivel the .Agency~ for ih,
l~iarrow it 1has great a:vtektag - over the'
Cull rand exuaiine. Irion F'enceus for l'bn
AIe(flIeer' al
LANORETHS
SEDSE o th ERC
DE For the PRIVI
SEEDSCrown by ourse
1W" Handsome Illustrated Catalogue
MERCHANTS, SEND US YOUR Bt
9AVID LANDRETH A SONSS
New Advertisements.
TiIOMIAS FENLNER & CO.
(YOTTON
Commission Merchants,
P. O) IOX 2490,
No. *Mt Pearl Street, New York,
L Li .A A l)V ANCE 'Al ~lE oN Sill 1,
MNTN's OFl Cot I'(N.
lavinig been esalishted ini thle Collon
llutiness for I le paac I wenuty yearts. we feel
oursel ves Colipelet lo give 8:atIi itao iin
the I hand inig of col bn consignaed to us8.
Seetun~e I, 188:
$10 to $20~,000
it legitinit j uiiou speentltion in Gr-*uia
Protvi'i ost and4 Stfli ocks o n ur eree'.ed
pl ant. yieb41 ts sue mnoni bly proitMs tolag
tut ien to R.au$ E . iE l. C, on .
\letch.l its, ~ l i zi'n 17'. Lua S.i..e Nrieei
Chticaugo, IllI.
P~ I U MI 1y 11. \J. WO0O.A,EY. Artbit
H"(lT itn n1nd4 reerence 144 enreI'P
pai elltS ane I phy'.-ienin s.
Mr~ $#ICAL S'TUDENTMS
For tanounceentls and iul l infi i oto
a(dress lihe D~ean of l he A muerican Coilege
'I.. Louis. Uco. C. P'itze'r, M. 1)., 1 11
Chiautnbers St., St. Lou is, M~o.
NiTewspuaper Adeictiti' ibireau, 1(
LSpruce Si ree'l, Ndw Yoi-!.
sepi 21. 1882 1 4
Rare 1101i1<v iy tinneeent0 Wrtile or enil or
BEATTEl'Y Wa'shiinou. N. .1.
AGRICULTURAL.
IT POR TIE
4 Morse Eni/es,
id adjoining Counttes. Refer to An,
A risul, Dr. Ch.ydn; M. 11. Ellison.
iT FOR TIIEi
gines, Kemp's Nianuare'
, GREGGUN IPIFAW I'UX
HIlDING C'1bTIVATORSN,
tilizer Sower, Coniabied.
It niot, call L, my otlice.
d Evaporators.
S & CARRIAGES.
ry" Wagons,
Gins. Feeders & Condensers,
I Cotton Pressa ,
I FERTIEd R' .
JS C. SMITH.
LLE, S. (.
49 ':-mI
LLE, S. .
a 1\ Ne.Yrk
Sunfcg rl n't~p Nyrenw New or.
Dri1l: V'ictor Tip-')(.e I liigeud ltirr w, ('irter's
II. F'. lOrv his !tS |w o oil h is putit atijolt,
il 49 oIt ili work jini
4' sale (f lI'ly' .\ujutfale nn.1 lteversible
ii or ('eref iery bol1 .
HOM2'AS STEEN.
14d Connaanissioun MI&~ein at.
:37 ff
'EDIO1REESEEDS
NIN! TA HE D R
I A NT on our NewPlan
ET CARDEN ER
ETE FAMILY. .E D
Ives on ourown Frnm
and RtaIa Register FREE TO ALL.
SINES8 CARDS FOR TRADE LIST.
EED GROWERS, PHILADELPHIA
M. C, Winchzster,
Andler~sSont Mjlls. s. C.
K~l'',-'P ('ONSTAYNTLS ON II.\NI .\
ttull Stock of (GENEli .\ I, .\l I~ilA N I)I8l,
viz: SUG. l !, C'OFE' lI, SAIl,T,-" ('l(OCK,
EIIY WA 't; ('A l.l('Ol'-, .JIXANS, and
all kinids of G00138, whinch hie sells as chaeap
as) any13 othiere\rgNOcIhant ini the Coutiy.
All Ilidstt (At 0 NI I(V PIWl)L'(' I:aken
lai exch-tolge for Gi())1)., itntl Satisfuetion1
glin l.ri Il 01 .
Give ,e a~ call and lbe conincet~d of Ihie
liespeelfully,
npJ 13. 16 3''
E. W. Marsliall & Co.
Wholesale and Re~tail Dealers In
A N IONS,
Next to Ferguson & Miller's,
(AREEN1VIEs.2'r., . - S. C
Profossional Notioes.
CHAS. P. BARRETT;
ATTORNEY J COUNSELOR A t' 'LA
Pickeims C. H., S. C.
(Office in School Commis8ioners Office
Wil! priodid In the State and Federn
~$uis.
Jdin5 1882 10
Oio. (1. WJ?.r.3, 5Ovxo, WV. TA+Lton
JA s L. Otn, Picven; Q. 11. S.(
Greenville. 8. C.)
WELLS. ORRI& TAYLOR,
A TTORNE 1S 3 CO NS-EL ORS A TLA 11
. P1OKENS 0. 11., S. C.
Prompt gifefntion given to business entruis
ted to then.
niarch 10, 188.1 25
M. P. ANiET', ,J E 1000.
Grceeiville, 8 c: Pickens 8 C
ANSEL &BOGGS.
A TTOILNEIYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAf
PICNS 0. H., S. C:
Offico inl thte CoU it 1100-s. Proipt
attention givmnn t ail ti4sines on.*
tr'tistod to themn.
dec 9,1880
The Grand Central
Dr J. T', QUTL A
-AT -
EASLEY; - N. (.
NW'TII IAVE'-4
I.HAVE RICEIVED AND IT AVE 1 I
-ore the La1rge (tnd llost S lecvclod Sloel
of GENER.\L l ilERCHAN0 II-M inl ihih
plIce. .
I wou say t ii lie just received 20r
dliffet'ent Si vles of II 1.T and. Ut)N N I.:TS
Cr.)!n 25 cius to $7 .00 apiecec A nice liin
.00 l'eeies 1Fine l)ress G oods,
20,1100 Ta"rds: Calicces, Multilns and Pi
Mly 'i ock of Laies..~ and Gentiileimen'
eiC es is comIlplete at*21 preices tI b t necvetr foi
lo xel liem.o
A burge leot of' Gents Straw Goodes.
It eady .\ld U lothIir ig a H.d I1I Fbrihin
Good.h~
1 ena2d0s, boul~ght direct from1 ma1:Iif~actolren~
G1lassware, Tnalle rinde Ptocket Cutleryi
Ihng.I\ediicie, Patiints, Oil and. 1)y
A hi'fr lot of' Theary uand Faincy Grocric
asM c'heapj fis Ithe ch.eapjert
'A hien yout congie 2o Il.:sley be sure nn
cailI antd see nIle, 11n.1 heC conIviincCei 11211
'still Ilad in lowiv p n-i ces. 1 . e e illy.~
may1 1, IN85 '
A GRBATI CAUSB OF HIUMAI
L ~Ii '1lii- 44n the2 Nature21. Treait ten.
1and t uuiel 1eti-e of Semia W21 ~ eak
inen'. or Sp'ernlitorrhwav, iitelucedt by Nei1
\hn, iinvoluntary ili' missionsh~*l. menc y.
ringe ge'I era ~,l 11112Consump ion. tc 1-:pi -
-unii;1I Fi .' .\le 22a. etle~ Physical; f.ncap len,
vf :'e . Il itc lily t 1 t.l. 2'l'l\ l-1 \ I -:1,i., .\l.
he11 woril'd renti'I~.E lI a' h, in t helis nd,
mira le cc(ne. le proves' f iom 1hi2
2122own .I~i i1 xpre c hat ~ the 1 111 tw~i cns 1nen,
o eit .\bo22 e ma het'21I' efeciVl y 1rem1 ove,1K
w :u), hou dae rous,0 22E suri l o p ra iOns.t
ptoitingei 1t5 a nolicenat I ln-e ceriloonM
ftnd elf'toi'~.1 ' i l w iebi, 1 evey j~ ouferr n;
4nr 1hmsltO chepl, privaely N. radi
1)r,e. T h irLect r ie w~ill prov nile a o n c
ISent nalrsai p rn e vlp ,t
anyog adr, posiid aid,~~1410 on re jit of)1 seix
41etflaii Ann St Ne York. .\. Yse.
janI elN6~: i le SooeeI~W, 1882 16 ,1yce
S'eithfies the 4 Ius Ia-t blons a e p ei reli t. ,inrro
Neve ai ls% 1to Iteste 'IO reyd~-. or le lii
to the yeuu).blutcelr r ci a[; f$e res w i n 1. ga
manp the bc0 eit ed- cie w a / nel coat
pow', et asl toAmalrc te Clre est Ula o ie r&eiueie theo
eslet lei elfnd Stnth(&1 ) -) Retoe EvrcUsed.
11ireoa' of 'c.tomffI~r; I'we., I. Ng, Lir
Kidacysl, a nd W ll Fem)1 c(ttlde II) Comp a tt )441
any1 d'22 cae se M the I o iite fa-d .) ti A2 1 lueOl
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PAssENGERD*A~~?
CHANGE OF SUHEbULE.
PASSENGEitDEPARTMflNT,
Ci'U6nhX' 8 C., MAY, 18th 1882.
Or and after MoIa, May 19th. 188
passeriger trains will tun ns herewith indIZ
cated u'poI this itoad and its branches:
baily, except Sundnys.
No. 52. UP1 PABSENORR
Lhnveddiumbia [A] i1 42 1 I
Alston - 12 41 p m
Newberr4 1 46 p n
Ninety Six. 24 pm
Hodges at 418 p rU
Belloqr0 . 40 p
Arriveat (reenvilleat 7 05 '
NO. 63. DOWN PASitN if
Lenve Greenville ai ,b 2& a
Jielton at, I1 63 a id
1todges at 1 1.7 p ui
Nine, di - 2 88 p
Ne*berry at 8 68 p
Alston it. 5 01 p
Arrive at Columbin (r] 002 p
SPARTANBUI, UINION & COLUMBIA
RAILIOAD:
., 52 ut> 's'An
Lenve Aist on 12
Strother 28 p ni
Shelton 16 t
R.ni22 n
Uit'lon. 2 51 p u
1 26 p mU
Ar-rve Sjmrtilbtaiirg 4 15 p n)
NO. 55 VOWN 'ASSENnER.
Lenve Spa rtan'g R & ) depot (11) 1 (U p" i
Spartan'g; 8, U & C depot (a) 1. N3 p iII
.Jonesvi 2 26 p I
Union p 64 p n'
nno 8 20 p m
Sheio 8 55 p in'
St roilV' 4 18 p 'd
Arrive at Alstoti 4 58 p it
LIIVIE111IL ~
LutaiKAti.rioxb:
Lenve Newherry at 4 '0, p To
Arrive at Liurens C It 6 49 p
Leave ,iiedis 10 03 a n
Arrive at Newberry 12 50 p m
Lenve Tlddges at I R0 p in
\rrive at AI)beville 2 2.4 p ni
Leavo Albheville 12 10 p Ii
Arrive tat. Hloidges 1 05 p m
Blue Ridge It R & Anderson Branoh
Leave llelioni at5'P
Andersoll at 1200)N
Pendlet on at ( 6pn
Seneca [e]7 6pi
\rrive ati Walhalla '*
i.enve WallLliIat nt0
Seneent [n,] 1 0a
AnderAnderson 1 ra :
~riv a:l~1tn n. 7 50 pan
Sold raiH et eoi Clubia1 00al
PeiIa roli onar t en Ch 0 38to anrr
nderon c a,~ t. iz 1o 1 11ii aren
_v ille, obviri ing cha inge o cars het Ner
either of the a(bove points
CONNECT10$5I.
~. W.ith, S C lR airend frin Ciarlesten.
W ith i Nlmningt on, colun11 hisa ani A tugust
liniilioad fro m Wilmiingt on and( il I
points North thereof.
Wit bi c c & .1 Rlailroad from abiatlotte and
all points Northi thcreot
[1.o with AshievhIe,'and Spai-tierg TRailroad
fo poin a: in W esteena Nor It Cairtlina,
0. wtilh Arlanta anid Ihhnr't li~isjo Rieli
mioinl and I1)nnville linilwny for At.
htnuid all points south andi west.
n ouui :andtI) liv ille uailw ay from At 2
I.: w it bi . tlan~tt a a nd (hlot to 1)i' isi R ich
me14 ant and 1)a nivilhcnle laHotd fbr aT
8 5ints Ioth util west
r . a it h C Ga liroad for t'hnriestoit
Wit h W ilminigt on. Co&nsini and A ngtida
lIailroadt for Wiltninigion and( thle'
Wi th einrlot Ie, .e~blumia ne'J Angurasik
RailrontJ f:Or Charli~otte antd I 'he North
c.~ Wih Asheville attil Spartanbnrg i ailroad
trom I vienderso~nville
nt. W 'it h AtlaInt nu! t'haril.t te D)ivision Rich
('ioii and tt~ )(nvilRiirafod
Stiandard' 'I iine nteud i' s idnkt)1n. :D C'
wvhiich is liftceit Iiuiutets laster then ' olum.
bi a
T. %I. IL. TIA L(OTT, Ge'neral 3Manager.'
J W'a I-'r y. StEpIeriintendten
A. Pori:.:. eeiral Passe' nager Age
Change of Schedu1e.
PAS8SENGElR IEPARTMENT.
On and after dJalI 9th , P80
P'asseniger TPrain Service on th-tatI
and arlote Ai Linediviiono tlaRich
.nond1( andI~ #)uanville R- IL . will beO as folevi
..IAII. ANtn FXNPREs No.5.
I.Pei;'e Atflnt 240a
!n'huis Oap Junfction 61
Ga'reen ille 1 6p
Spa rt a nburg114pm
G(ast onia 203ai
Arrive Clhairlotlte 31
Lenve AtlantaA(0a
Arr~tiv Gl.'~i~iienvill e t Ii
Rit han (a'p uanot ion'7 1
Greenvillaf tdpr
Spart a nhuraf122 pi
Gastonia2 tp
Arrive Ch'ailottA4 )p
WE fSTI'WA 11i)
31A1L ANn E:NPrisXR NO c
rLenve Cha~rlo.tc 1 0e
Arrive (Gastonuia2 2
Spruuanbuiiiirg 1Ia
Gireeiille 5 a
TJoccoaI , , l8Ai
linbhun (hnj Ju~znction 1)()ar
WruYe Atlanta 13
T[ei6C arlot . 12 io i
AieiUhnrltite4~~
Arie anoi
.'%ar ani nig ~(~p
51.nilo: pt
2'i4J 40t p n11
5 04 p m
5 35 p :n
6 11 p m'
6 48 p m
8 14 p ni
10 00 p ro
11 40 p m
2 06 a m
8 15 a M
i 60 it &
ti |9 n 181
6 50 a in
7 41 a m
8 17 a ni
9 26 p m
i i 03 p ra
l e 24 p rd
2 50 p ni
4 00 p id
50
1 00 n ry
2 02 a n
4 31 a
5 59 n ni
7 43 a m'
9 18 a m'
10 00 a rd
10 37 a m'
I l i 0 a of
i 80 p ni
32 50 it rd
1 47 p m'
4 00 p m'
G reen ville 5:9pm
7 lu a m'