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1 at $*bbah n' 1 A, V. * urbi +. . ', *ad - - - : t 8ab)bath at I t ;ook P.. \. r ! r! ou, *I11 pre"h at Plt .3 every 24 Sabbath at 1 1:. Holder will preach at Secoi every let. Sabbath and Saturda It is now time to Commence gard ening. -no . IrIrk@ey has move f 'iouee, recently ocoupio ion, Esq., has move .nilly to town. We ex iem a cordial greeting. A pauper of the name of Fan Bo toh died at the poor house on Thurs " day night of last week. She wa taken sick about 10 o'clock P. Al and died about midnight. Thocrop of candidates in thi Uonnty promises to be a good ow this year. There are many worth; citizens amongst the aspirants, anc the people will have a good oppor tunity to make a good selection. The Balsam mountains in North Carolina were white with snow last Sattrrday and the wind from that direction has been "biting" cold ev er aince. The officers of the Pickenr, Con. tral, Liberty, Pleasant Giove an< Cannel Prestytet ian churches wil moet at @atrme church on the thir< Sunday in next month, for the pur pose of consi.eOing such matters a may be of interest to the churches It is customary with religioui bodies to devote a portion of the las Thursday in February to prayer to ' he youth, and in compliance witi that custom, Dr. Riley will hold spe -cial services in the PreAbytcri: chnrch on 'I'hurslay evening (to night) at early candle light. Thu South Carolina Presbytery w ill m "et at Bachelor's R trea& t o Saturday ofore the asod Sab11bai in April. 1). F. Bradley hts boot vh''sen delegate from the church il *i-i ~with J J. Lewis as al torvea of this Cou1nty u1e United States Cour on lastL Frid.ay, oni tiii T1hiej ury re.commnuuided himi Lo moire; IlcosTP,NED: -Tble en Leul zi ine wlihih was Lo ho given bj thie Flow er school, .Mr. J. D) O'Bryant. Pr1in cipal, on thyq~7Lh prox imio, has beet posht ponied unt iilihe weather become moi-o ileasant . N~ot ice of t.he Limi will be giveni in Tfi:E SENTINELA. Mr. WV. A. CJlydtlO has bee reap p)oinlted( Supervisor of Registratioi for this Co)ity by Governoar Thomp eon. Mr. Clyde has made a ver; efficient officer and has giveni generi al sati'sfact.ion to the voters of th County. 8HfoT.-Brooks Lathom, colorec alias Brooks Ferguson, wnis shot las . week.by the officers of the law i. this County. He was charge with house breaking and when th officers attcifpted to arrest him, r'a and was fired upon, receiving a fles wounid, whlich it is thought will nac prove .!ntal. Ho made his escapt Hie is well known here and does ne be-ar a good character. Mr. 'W. WV. Mar tin, one of th rnost law ablidir.g and poacable citi zons of this County was arrustet .earried to GIreenville and tried in t.h Uninted States Court on the charg ,of selling wihiskey at, the G reenvill F1air last Fall. Mr. M artin had now .er been to tho--air' Grounds an <didn't know whore they were locs ted, yet the Government had itU u? sual number of "reliable" winesse who swore that they saw~ him thoi .eelling whiskey. Fortunatey f< Mr.. Martin he eaisily p)roved an ali - ind was readily acquitted, but ni aant.l it had cost him three or for 'weeks of time .and about $40 in cas ."'elaw should be repealed. NIsT A CUag,A L.--Norman Noutralizing Cordial is not, a euro.eo rand "' 1 not recommend it for e' * 3 which t.he flesh is heir >uat. jiothing more thana r *it in the -name of t.his es * medy. It neut.ralizes .tI *Mrums and gases of the st.oma.c makes digestion easy a nd gioves t,or ,to the debilitated syrtemr. *NoricE.-I wi.l be at bey Wedno4y, L>th Aay of .Mtrch nlex t 1 o'clock A MS * Emr the purpn: f( letting conitrast,s for thze ditchir *f18 Mile Creek, rma mI& ~nown on daiyofetn. &oanni Con. Piok,omu.y thd reidt#ee'o hit eop, lEu . ti,. )itrdioe, he#' this pltge oni jMe Mony tuorning, R Wis pnof otar oldest and most respectablo citi s zons, and had lived at log and use. ful life. He was an exemplary motn. bur of the Methotlit, ouruh, and was esteemed and respcotod by all who knew him, +io had been su-f tering for several years. with para. 1 iyses, and for the last t,wo years hi. mind had boon so effected by the a disease that he could hardly recog" y nise anything. He was a life mem ber of Keowee Lodge, No. 79, A F M. at thin plaoe, and was buried with the honors of the order at Mu Adams burying ground on Tues,lay following his death. He leaves ar1 aged widow and oi.hor relatives tc mnourn his death, to w hom we ex t .end our sympathies in their sad affliction. Maj. R A. Child of this place is attending the Anderson Court,Which conVtned on last Monday. Maj. J. J. Lewis, Clerk of the Court, is visiting Anderson city, +04M e Blaine will be itn the tield for the u Republican nomination for Presi dent, and if noininated will be a I strong candidate with his party, notwithstanding his cranky idoas tbout the di bursement, of' funds raised by moans of the Internal Re venue laws. As yet the Democrats are at sea as to a candidate. He will probably be a Western man. There seemts to be practically no opposition to the re-election of Gov ernor Thompsoni. le has made a good Governor and we sce no necee, sity of a change. Let his nomina tion be unanimous. The Markets. "IOKRN$ C. H., Feb. 26.-Cotton-93e 10 c.nts per pound. Bacon 10 cents per r pouna, Corn per bus) el. 75 cents. Flour per barrel $6@,8. Coffee, 7@8 pounds for $1.00. E.sr.R.--Cotto, 9-)@lO cents per pound Ilcon-8@()9} onus per pound. Flour-$I6;$8. Eggs per dozen 16 tents. Iutter per pIounl 15@1,20 cents, Chickens--1t@20 cei ls. nsRItL..-Cotton per pound 9@( 10 Cn.tr,S.roN. Feb 26 -Cotton firm - liddlin!, in 3.16c; LuwMiddling, 10; Good Ordin ery 91. PRICES CURRENT. ScoKRtICTED wKK.Y BYl FKRwJUsoS $(, ILLKR. Powde-red:1f rainulated9 Extra White c B3rown o CorrFEE-Java. oldl government 2:') Rtio, choice 134 prime 124 goo.d 13 fair 11 - ordinmary 10) Ilor.asss-Gob,len wyrtup 35 M'buscovadlo in hhlds 33 Muiscovado in Ible 33 (CommOnn '1) Cuba in bhiis 301 Ncw Orleans, choIce 50 INew Orlens, prime 4 Now Orleans, fair .33 New Orleans. common 00 BacoN-Clear RI. sides dry salt. 10C H ams, Davis' diamond 10 B Ireakfasi Bacon 12] LARD--choice kettle, tierces 10) choice kettle tubs 11 choice kettle kegs 1I choice kettle buckets 1 GRAIN--Corn, car load 8 less than a car load 8 'Wheat, Bill D)allis 1 50t tOmits 60@~7 FLOU-Per bbl $8 50 -Cheek & WV's Granulated 8 00 dio 4lo choice 7 50 o F Granat, granulatedl 7 502 White Rock 8 002 Howard Street 5 650 0 Pearl Grit per bbl $4 50 Oat Mieal 8 002 MAcKRInxL-lbis, new fish, No 1 $20 002 ,kits, new fish, No 1 2 002 kits, new fish, Ng 2 1 7Ti bhIs, new fish. No 3 12 502 0 halt bll, new fish. No 8 7 002 0 qurtr hls, new fish, No 3 4 002 KxoeeOIr-P'er allon If .. OT'ICE OF PINA L.dETTL,E\ENT. N hbereby givo notice thaut I will apply to J. H.Nwo.Judge of Probate for 4, Pickens County, 8. C., on the 281h day o March 1884, for leave to make a fina 'o settlemetnt of the Estate of John Bowen r* deceased. Rt. E. BIOWEN, Adm'r. feb) 28, 1881 22 4 r. ON TICE~ TO D)EBTORS8 AND) CRLEDIT 1ORS.-All persons h*olding) claim' -. against. the Estate of 0 8. BOLT, Ian of I'ickens County, South Carolina. deceas ed, are required to present thenm legnllj 'a attested to the undersigned for payment Iiandi those indebted will make payment to J. J. LEWIS. C.C.P. Adm'r feb 28. 1884 22 8 a State of South Claroliuna -CoUNTY OF PICKENS. e Bly J. 11. Nxcw-rox, Esq., PRoItATS Junog Whereas, J. P. Jones. has made suit i, me, to gi ant him Letters of Admuinstratiow 0 of the Estate and effects of Wilson C Jones, dleeased. Thsese are therefore to ec and admoniel all and singular the kindIred and creditor of the said Wilson C. Jones, deceased, tha t they he and appear, before me, in the cour eof Probate, to be held at Plckens C. IH 01 the 14th March 1884, after publicatio S( hereof, at 11 o'etook in~ the forenoon,t Ic shew Oause, if any they have, why the salt Admninistration should lnt be granted. Gk.ven under mny Hand, this 26ith daty o February, Anne D)ominh 1884. feb 28B, 1881 2 Oll T'oueaV5* AOcas OP' DAtn A-' "tloui . alAltl Ol DU AKe.' On the deok of a big Mlississippi stdam. boat stood an aged douthern planter. In. dloatlu' by a sweep of his arm- the watere the boat was passing ever, he tsaid to a pas, senger from the North: "When I was twelvr years old I killed my first bear on a new plantation my father was tibn Outting out of a forest tuat gre,directly over the waters of tile bend. That was a mighty gond p1.1". tation, and there was right ow r, ,r there, too. But that one the of land went intotho Missisipp It is puttiag no strain upon say that great forests of youthfu! ' manly beauty and manly ett b swept In the same way every yen great, turbid torrent of disease and death. Yet it should not be so. That it is so is a disgrace as well as a loss. People are largely too careless or to,o stupid to defend their own interests..-the most precious of which is health. That gone, all Is gone. Disease is simple, but to reoklessnesw or ig norance the simplest things might as well be complex as a proposition in Conio Sec. tions. As the ht,ge Western rivera, whloh so often flood the cities along their shores, arise in a few mountain springs. on all our ailments can be traced to itupure blood and a small group of disordered organs. The most effective and inclusive remedy for disease is Paaca' ''otto. It goes to the sources of pain and weakness. In res ponse to its action. the liver, kidneys, stom ach and heart begin their work afresh, and diteaso is driven out. The Tonio Is not, however, an intoxicant, but. cures a de sire for strong drink, Have you dyspeptia, rheumatism, or trouble which have refused o yield to other agents? Here is your help. Don't Spill the Milk. :"There is no use crying over spilled milk' says the old saw- if you are not only bald, but have no life in the root-s of :our hair, there is no use crying over that, either. Take both time and yourself by the forelock while theo is a forelock left, Apply Par. ker's Hair Balsam to your hair before mat ters get worse. It will arrest the falling oil of your hair and restore its original color, gloss and softness. it is a perfect dressing withal, clean, richly perfumed, cools and heals the scalp. Lumber! Lumber! TIlE BEST LUMBER, DRESSED OR ROUC i. ON II.4 NJ) OR FURNISIE) ON S11OR7 NOTICE. Prompt attention given to all orders, large or small. Try us before buying. MATCHED IL1UMBREt A 9BiPDeoIal'ts, Call on or address, MORRIS & RUSH, Pickens C. 41.. S. C. jan 17. 1884 it; t m Shoe Shop. AVINfG opene-i a BOOT AND 81101 81101' in the town, of Easle.y, I re speet tully inform the people of i'ickents ( II. andl vicinity, nhat 1 no pr..p.irrd to d< all kinds e.f IHO'7' A N/I) SJOE ti'UDK with nentness onu,t '1ispatch. A h w.-rk in. rncstel to II. A. ltich;v's mail c:rrier wil be prtmtl,tly nitended to and retttrned witI out ext ras charge. All kinds tstntry produce taken in ex ohange fr work at marke't price. Fine lioot, sand Shns a specinlty. She opposite Depoct, Mcaine street, Easley, S. C lv. ii. SMio. fb 14, 1884 20 tf HERE WE ARE! OLD STONO WE' H IA V10 P LClNTiY OP" STO' NO tor' eve,ry F:armer thatt wishiC t,o uie non but)t )1 the best. The pric:o is fixed na low as Lb qtit,ty will jusitify,. Iftyotu wanct 375i lbs. Goods You: got ftrm 2 to 3 por cont of Am If you want 400 lbs. Goods Yout get from 3 to 4 per cent o Amnonia. If you want to matko big crop you must use GOOD CUANO, If you will test a low Bags c liigh uand a few of Low Grad( Gohods you Can ten t,ell which paty the best. I will take all the pa.nsn tac Coinmodatintg meorchat catn t,o wai otn yout. Youcm needi not Icoad you OWn) waigont? tats t bortoore. W will tic tis for. youI. (all anird get terms and prices an< a few tonas of the Old Reliable Stono - R specutfll y, KING & OltADY, Easiey. S. C. feb 14, 1884 20) 2ma State of' Nouath CarolI.mj Cotunty of Pickonsa By J. HI. Nawron, .Jtrnor~ 0o PaoOAa. - Whereas, BI. nister S. Lynch hacs tmead Ssuit to mec. to grcant heim Letters of Ad ncministraition, of the Esctate anid effects . Franicis E. Lnyche, dlececased These are therefore to cite ande admoni I ish all andc singcclar thIe kindcred and cred itors of thme scid Francis E. ILy'.ch. dei 1. ceased, that thiey be ad cappear lNfore mc I in the Court of Probate, to be her ed at Pichl ens C. 11.. on thle 8th Itayt) of Ma trch, 1 88 after publicat ion hefeof, 9' 11 O'clocki the forenoon, to shew cause if anay the I have, why the sid adin ist rationc shoiti not be grantedl. r Olven undoer my hand and seel this, th I18th day of February A. l>.. 1883 febh 21 1S84 NI1T 6 Homespun Checks, DRILLS, ,IIIrTIN0f and Sheet, Ing," W. T. McrA lL. Diamond Dyes, ALL COLORS. Indigo, Copperas Madder and Anilinoe. W. T. MoPALL. Rice, Grits, FLOUR, CHEESE and CANNEI Goods, W. T. McFALL. Iron, Nails, HORSE AND MULE SI1OES Plows, and Plow Stocks. w. 'T McFALL. New Lot Calicoes Bloachings and Flannels. W. T. McFALL. Leather. SOLE, HARNESS, LACE ANI UPPER LEATHER. W. T. McFALL. Cheese and Crackers "ANIDY, STA RCH, SOI)A, GIN GE R, Spito, Nutmegs, Clove, an lots of other1 goodl thingN. W. T. McFALL. LOOK OUT ! The Big Show Stil IN EASEY, S. C. -- 0 .Alknsof Walut and Panel Beds, con atnd then are gone. Spindle, Trunidle, and Single Beds,a lIed Springs, Wire, Shtu'k and Cotic Mi-ttrvesses, Chairs and haockers, all grade~ A large variety atf Extentsion, Kitchei Tenpoy and (Center T1ab,les, Parlor at 4 Ch,ambler Suits. Louniges, Cr.adles, Cribi W,Vhatntjs, II at Rtacks, Umbtrells atn Chromnos, Mlottoes, FrameIs, &o , Kitch atnd Sidle floard Safes. Always on hand a general line of UTnde takers Supplies, consluing ot Casket BuarialI Cases and Burial Robes, for ho0 sex, all styles. Collins Trinmmed in s style of iandiles andl lates, at all htout All Gloods at bottem figures. Call ai see for youtrselves. No charge madho I looking. Accept, thanks for past favors. A. M. IRUNEON, PRIOPRIETI)R FURNITURE hO0USE. e15, i888 21 D). Ml. PAnnlY, Pres. T. PAnnRY, Sec. Tre C Spring Cart Co RntahVille. NuIsaaa, (Cut shows No. 3 ready to get into.) Wholesale \lanutfacturers of TWO WHEELED VEHICLEl The only thing on t wo wheels that. rides, easy as a carriage. GAoods. M1ade of time Bea a MIaterl & WVarra tedI. 10 STYLES. PRICES VERY LOT Write to us for Prices and Catalogte. e feb '7, 1881 1" O INTotice. -SCIhOOL COM1 ~hM M80NER'S OFFIC' - PiCt(tNs C. i., .lan. 29th, 1881. , Lpersutns htolingg Schoiol Clii - ~ aigai nst tho SchIool Funi d of P'ickei ,Couuty, for thet fiscal year 1882 are, h'eret n notified to present thet Sante to the un.nh y signed on or before the first day of M'arc d 1 83i1, itt compliance withI an Act. passedi I le (General Assemably of Libis Stuate at t e Iast session. I 0. L. DURANT, Ia 3 184 Bhool omnssoe janTh 88w . 8. . PLATED WARE, TIN,' House Frniahing Goods, and examine his large an,, stock before purchasing. Youre ttru S. P. BUlBA. COItNER MAIN AND COFFEM STS. GREENVILLE -t... . C, feb 21, 1884 21 8m SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 'IME o~3DT...3131Ds JM e I ri ya1 e e "Tewelr,3 I'a1ace, 2&4 King Kireet, CI1ARI,STON, S. C. LARGEST STOCK. LOWEST PRICES In the South. Repairing a Specialty. SEND ME YOUR WATCHES. White Oak Staves. Cash on Delivery at Wm. Aiken & Son's, Sunny Dale P. 0. & Hart's Store, Pumpkintown, DiMmenslons: 66 inches long by 2 inches think, by 6 to 6 inches wide per 1,000 $4600 50 inches long by 2 inches thick, by 5 to 6 incites wide per 1.000 40 00 55 inches long by 2 incites thick, by 6 to 6 inches wide per 1.000 86 00 46 inches long by 2 inches thick, by 6 t.o 6 inches wide per 1,000 80 00 36 inches long by 2 inches thick, by 6 to 6 inches wide per 1.000 2000 If Staves are delivered at Easley Station to Robinson & Wyatt, a liberal allowance will be made for hauling. Staves must be free from sap, heart, splits, shakes, crooks. 9 knots, and w:)rm hole#and defects, full size and straight. lie sure to have full thick . ness on heart edge, and draw off surplus timber from sap or thick edge, so as to d leave as egnal tlicknessas possible. Money will he paid you if you bring 60 Staves or 5 000. 1 always keep money with Wn. Aiken & Son at Sunny Dale P. O. to meet the demands. highest prices paid for Walnut and Ma ple Trees standing. J. ST JULIEN YATES, nov R 189: 7-6n EaMly. S. C. P eLiedmI1OnltInstitute TilE SECOND SCl0.ASTIC YEAI of th. PIDMONT INTITUTE will begh on MfONI)AY TllAE 8Tll OF J ANUA RlI 1884. It is desirable 'hat students be in attend ance on the first day. 8tudents will bi received nt any time, charged front time o emntice to end oif the session. The scho, latic year consists of two sessions, fivi moant hes eacha. eTuition from Six to Eighteen Dollars pei session, one half] payable in advance. lio,ird intg, Ten Dollars per month. Young men, by joining thle Mless Club, can reduci nthe expenses of boarding to tive or sia dollars per mont h. R1. A. OllILD, President Bioard Trustecs Any one deiriing itny other informatit switha regard to thle Inst it ute, will applyi in PRoF. JNO. it. llhEY D D).. Pniov. WV. M. McCASLAN, jan 3 18~4 Pickens C. H., S. C. I T OTICE OFI~ FINALt i4ETTrLENlENT. y .N I hereby give not ice that I will appi' to.J. H. Newton, Judge of' Probate To d 'icketns Countiy. M. C.. on the 8th day o dMarch. 1884, foir leave to make inug~ r set tenaint oftt lhe Estitte of M ithie l'ilg.it deceased, anad ask to be discharged as Ad nuanistr ator. J. J. LEW1IS. e.e r'., Admn'r. reb7, 1R84 10 a EVEIIAL DESlitAlIL: lIUILDIN( 5- I.JLOT8 for Famaily lIesidencs, and als hiusines- Lots ini the town; and some Goo Farming Lots near town all for sal *cheap. Pu~rchaasers can make it to their interes to see tae befoare puarchatsing, I can giv bar gainis in iu ant it ies, rangintg froma on fourth acre to onae hundtred. ALONZ/Ot M. FO00ER1, Bteal Estate Agent. Easley, 8. 0. aug 9. 1888 '46 tt New Advertisements. is located at 8~W A NEE, TENN., upon th Cunmberla'id Pltenua. 'A000 feet above tha sea level. Th'iis Xoool, undler thte sJ-ecia p-a1raaige of th li;sh.ops of thae Protes aut Episcopal (Ch uch in the SothI an( South west, ofers t he heal ali est residenac< and1 t he best advan tages, hothI mo'rtialitn (educat ional, itt its GIrunmmar Schocol aja its Collegiate and Theological DepartmIenat lFor thea special clims of thIis Uniaivers!tj ' for patronage, tapply for documents to t h a 11ev. TELFAl I hOlflSON, D.D., Vice Chiance'lor, Sewanee, Trenna. t ka f01Sel1 eIMue SHOVELS, SCOOPS and SPADES R emember that EINGTO GOODS AIIE ALWAYS elable. REMlflgTOU ABRICULTURAL C0., 1l1CN, N.Y,. ,W. HI. COLEC & SONS, Southern Ag'ts. hatimore. M&. PREK Mend *nnmeit otn a postal card t< .i.' lugmn&t.,Albion, Michi., an( UNSUMP~TION. I .,ether with~ sa ' t.t' Anit.-E ITnEATt55 on t . !se.., t., at.y auff.es,r. toe Mbp.r.-.m and. P'. (. audre,a til 1' A. St.000i, 1st Pej*ari St., New York. feb '21, 1881 2 t Lek Arrive Lule. Rabt TodoeVa dencen l7 Greetnv{lle B Sp,rtatibat'g V Gastunia ( Charlotte II sXMuRes No 50, pAILY. Leave Charlotte 280 a u Arrive Gastonia 8 00,V an Sparttnburg 5 14 a m Greenville 6 86i an Seneca 8 40a n Tocooa 9 50a am tahun Gap Junct ion 10 :36 a m Lola 11 24 a in Gainesville 11 52 a in Arrive Allanita 2 08 p m w.AI mo. 52, nAiL,, Leave Chnrlotte 1 12 p to Arrive (iastant I 50 p in Sp:artianbht-g 8 64 p ma Greenville & 20 p nt Seneca i 06 p n Toccon 8 20 p in Ilahun Gap Junctiori (if p mo Lula 9 86 p n Gainesville If) 04 p ta Atlanta 122toanm Accommodation Train ("Air Line Belle") Leave Atlanta 6 38 p n Arrive Oainerville 7 60 p n Leave Gainesville 7 58 a n Arrive Atlanta 7 6') a n NO. 18, LocAL FRxtanT, GoiNo SoVIn. Leave t..harlotte 6 12 ta m Arrive at Gitfney's 11 17 a in Spartanburg 1 20 p in Greenville 4 58 p it Central 8 06 p n No. 17, LoyAt, Faltront, Gotxo Non-rn. Ifnve Central 0 a n Arrive Greenville at 6 l8 a n Spartanbuirg 9 37 a n at Gaffney's 12 27 p in Charlotte 7 00 p mo All freight trains on this road carry pas sengers All passenger trains run throutgh to Danville and Iltichnond without chanige connecting at Danville with Ya. Miililland Rwy., to till eastern oities, and at Atlanta with all lites diverging. No. 50 leaves Rich nonl at 12 58 I N. and No 61 arrives there at 4 08 p M and 52 leaves Itichniond at 1 28 A N 68 arrives there at 7 41 A s1. The local freights stop at above nanad stations 20 to 30 ni-attes Buffet Sleeping Cars Without Changt O(n trains Nos 60 and 51, New York and Atlanta, via Washington. and Danville, Greenusboro anti Asheville. On trainit Nos,. 62 anad 68, Itlohamond andI Dtanville andl Wasintgton & Artgusta and Washatagton andl Now Orleans. Tharuah TicKets oat sale at Charnilte, Greenville. $eneca. 8partnanhurganda Gsians yille to till points douth, Southwest, North and Etast. A with N E Ii 1t in and from A thens. BI withI N E It It to and front Talaulah Falls C with E Air L.ine to and (rom Elbertona anti Bower,uviilo D) witia lilne IRidge R a to and from wal -htalla, &c Kwith c and a a n to and from Newber Ay Alston and coltumbia. F with A and s u antd e a n to and front ntende'rsonville, Alston, &c (1 with Iihiester and Lenoir n n to antd a'roma ihieste vi orkviille and. natlIas H1 whhi a c a'ivission andl c anal A a al toad fromt nraensbotrt. atnleigh. & c 1. 'a $Anr.a, 3ua-erint endent. Ma SL.\(rrKt, El.Gen'l Pass. A gI. .\ L litrus, 2dl V P & Glen'l Manager. Columbia and Greenville Railroad. On and after Jltauary 23da, Passenger Trtans will trun as hecrewith iimlaiicate up aion th:is road tad its branchtes. Daily (Except L,eave Ciolumbiaa A 11 60 a mn Arrive at Alston 12 63 p nm Newherry at 2 O00 tat Ninety.9ix at 3 37 pm HI -dges at 4 21 p at, Ilelton at 6 24 p in Greetnville at 6 80 p ta NO 52--D~owM PASPtNnBa. Leav-- Greeniville at 9 55 a mn Arrive at Delton 11 21 a mt ilodlge's at 12 34 p mi Ninety six at 1 23 p ni Ne wherry at 3 11 p it Alstaonat 4 11 p m: Cohnnia A6 3i8 p Spjartanabuirg, Union & Colutnibia Railroad No. 53--tr rasaxxoxa. Leave Aist on at 1 10 p ma Arrive Satrtther at 2 03 p nm Shieltotn at 2 31 p a S,nninte 't 8 82 p tm Untion tat 4 18 p nt Jotnesville' at 4 85 p a. 8partaan'g, 8 U & C depot 6 (18 p na " R & D depot i 6 15p n. ao. 52--nowN P'A5ItKN(t.R. Lenve Spiat an'g II & D) depot, I/ 11 00 a n. Leave " 8U & Cdepot G 11 15 anm Arrive .loanesville at 12 24 p mn Utniotn at I 0'i p rnt 8auntne at 1 45 p mi $ihelton ant 2 40 p ru 8trtherimi at 3 14 p, a. Aiston at 4 07 p na Latuirens Itailroad. Leave Newhierry at 8 20 p ma Artive at Lauarena tat 6 82 p nu Leave L'aarenas at 9 tI0 a nm Arrive at Newberry at 12 85 p in Abbeville Branch. Leave lnodges tat 4 80 p in Arrive tat abbeville at 6 80 p a Lenve Ahhteville as 11 30 tail Arraive at Hodges tat 12 80 p in mlue Rtidge R. R & Anderson Jlranch. Letave Ileltona at 5 28 p ai Arrive tat Ataierson at 5~ 5 p n P'endalton at 61 35 p n iSenteca 0 -; 10 p a Wamlhiallm at '; 65 p i ,Leave Wamlhualla at 8 15 a mt Arrive Seneena att. 8 45. a na P'endtletoan at 9 18 a na Aaindtrsota at 10 t00 a mn hationa tat ii 21 a a: (1 I T A L'OT, act Ing $uper't MI St.anun~an. (lm't' lPnta''r Ag't I) c. r.a~ itM.~ M i t a,di (t2.nl 'ta-... .* nov 20. l2. CHAS P. bA. AT'rTOItN EY AT Pickens C. IL. flo, 'au. YI'tiltli ir. all the CoaYrte: sept 27, 1883 p tf H. F. Arsts, J. II NA*-ro* 3reouville. 8. C. Pickens C. 1f., 8. 0 ANSEL & NEWTON, ktt tt+rteyf of Law, 1CIN:ENS U. B,f 1". u jttne 4, 1881 8 tf 1. A. CHILD. J. 0. 00OS, CHILI) & E0GGf LTTORN tS & C1N8rLO11S Ai'AW PZd% Z a. ., B. C. Will prac,ico in all the State fid redelal Cot Is. turh 29, 1883 2 TAYLOR & CARY. ITTORNEYS AT LAW PICK ENS C. II., S. C. maroh 16, 1888 25 if Jo1HN W. P'rot .- Wit. It. IfVIAlI STOKES & IRVINE .ttorneys and Counsellors at Law, GREENVILLE. S. C. Prnotice In the State and United State joura. All husiness promptly nitendel to. $pe" dail attent .on given to colleciions. Office East side of Main Street, neat Ferguson & Miller's store. feh 1, 1883 19 17 M"AN H 00D'1 How Lost, How Restored I i UXT pubhlihed, a new edition of Ito, C) Ct'L-YnwNt.L's Cr.rtnna-rKtn Essair on the radiical core of SPanHAnnnlAm og l.ossest, Imnpotency, Mettid Phrlysi~cal Incapacity, imipedinientsi to 31uarriaige, ute.s also, (Consumpi~tion. Epilepsy and Fits, Ire.. dutced by self indulgence, or sexutal extra vngiinke, &c. The celebrated author, in flits nhlmitrlel essny, clearly dcemn-traten~1 fronm a thirty years' suiccessfutl practice. that the alarm ing conl.etttences or elf-ahutse mniy be radically cttre': poiting out a mode of cure at once tiratple, cernan, and effectual, by meadins of which every sufferer, no matter what his condit ion rnay be, may tcure him self ceatply, privately andi ratic:aily. if'This heciutre should he intt lie hands of every you th ntnd every moan itn the land, Set untder sen I, in in ptain envelopte, ter any address, post-paidl, on receipt of six cents' or t wo postage stamps. Address 'Tle OsivIerweII MiiIcaI Oo 41 Antn St., New York, N. Y.; .Jan 3. 1884 14 Poit Office Box~ 450 MRES ChIEF STOMACHIC SURE aht ioi tt Remedy fo thestof ita Isentr, ilar r n e run ia.c t f aau oc Nuf nnu. or ia ' ySPEPSIA. NEUTR AIZINC CORDIAL Is as pteasant and ham e a laekblewu Wine-cotainsno~ Optiurn and will fret coniti pdo fTe ti it ly reo mended for Seastekaess German and EngUsh Direeions on nadz Bottla, Prico sec. and *z.eo. THBBIOELBIOR oHEKIOAL OO., Boear'os WA LH ALLA, 8, 0. 7 S. A. BEI)u A re. STAMP Foit LITTLUEOOK. NA-w Ytork Oflice, 70 Maiden Lati. TUTT'S~ TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. o syptomainditcate theiroziatone,oss ofn ehe, flnes fte eatba, aversona to of od, Eriaiiyo eprLov spirits. A feeling of haing neg ete4 somie doth~ Imiziaoes, Flutterin at the Beart, Dote before the eyu og~lye ored Ur ine, CONMAT I and 4 do mand the use of a remedy that a. airecti on the TAver. AsejAveryr odleine TUTT1' PILLU havo no ogn. 'htoir actlon on the Xtdnteysiindl Skin is also promp t,; WetnOYinig all impuritioes through theas three "Seae. eingers of thIoe systemn," producing apo tite, sound di:gestion, regular stools a ol me skin andarwlgorou4bodv. TUTT'N PILLU cause no nausea or griping nor Interfere with datty work and are a perfect ANTD,OTE TgMALAaRW JT'8HAIRD stantly toa Gitsi,cuu or sent by oX ross on rnooipt . !UTT'5 MANUAL OF USEFUL 5O0IP( j1I