The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, October 16, 1884, Image 3
sn iishre.
DOtoa Is gotd 9 enle.
W. regret to Manonnoe that NFO I.
.Mouldin of this plaesis gLMauieh.
The lall MMsoa as bazie, poo&
t4ats &O ar a!lu.
The Coun:"......Iag.' were in
lit dn an lame mend"y.
Therehas been no rain a this place
3 4, and the dud is aboot ankle deep.
Mr. Montgomery MoCaslan of Georgia
rlsitingrelativeuand ieudein Piokens.
Drs. Earle and Quilian of Easley paid
ickens a visit last week on professional
}asiness. *
A moderately good shower of rain fell
t the Oolenoy section of our county last
'riday hight.
Quite, if not all, the fodder in this
ounty was saved without a drop of rain
tlling on it.
zabeth Morgan, aged 45 or 54 years,
ied of typhoid fever near this place on
eth instant.
Major Lewis R. Bedmond passed
trough this place reeently with a drove
t sheep for the Greenville market.
E mwrYxtnN'r.-The goeleies of the
iedmaont Institnte will gives free enter
inment on next Friday night, the 17th
.istant. A cordial invitation is extended
the public.
Sheriff Mauldin carried Mrs Elizabeth
dton, of this County, to the Asylum at
kolumbia last Tuesday, she having been
djudgod a lunatic by the proper author
ties.
The Anderson county Fair comes off
.n the 23d and 24th instant. No doubt
t will be an interesting occasion for the
armers of our sister county.
Some one without the fear of the law
afore them, entered an out house of
irs. Florence Griffin's, of this place, last
,aturday night and stole a lot of hay.
Several of our subscribers have prompt
V responded to our request to pay up.
- whom we return thanka. We believe
lu the others will do likewise as soon as
hey are in funds.
The farmers can not sow oats on ao
Dunt of the continued drouth, and they
re greatly perplexed to know what they
re going to feed on next Summer,
iould the spring sowing fail as it usual
does nine times out of ten.
The cotton crop, so far, has been saved
P iout dirt or trash. It will certainly
inple botter than any other crop ever
sisedl--but it does not b.ing as much
nd;there's the rub.
The Twelve Mile Baptist association
at held with the Crow Creek church
at week. The attendance, we are infer
.'d, was good and the occasion a pleas-.
it and profitable <>ne.
The time ier noing wheat will soon
>here, but unless it rains it cian not be
>wn. What arc we to do about it is the
eton.
Capt. Bramlett, of Greenville county,
sited his son, Dr. Blramlett, of this
acC.at week. The Capt. 'is thinking
purchasing land near this place anid
coeming a citizen of our Counity.
e extend the right hand of fellowship.
Mr. W. J. Ponder, one of our most
*bst,antial farmers, who lives on the
* luda side of the county, informes us
at there is considerable sickness in his
ighbo,rhood, which he thinks is attri
table to the overflow of the bottom
the
esbyterian church at this place on
ednesday night of last week, from the
:t, 6th ohapter 14th verse of Glalatians,
lut (gd forbid that I ghould glory, save
*Jest- Christ."
F?ranois Jameson, colored, who was
Sv'icted of adultery at the last term of
urt for this county, and sentenced to
Penitentiary for Nix months, has been
rdoned by the Governor. The peti-.
n for pardon was signed by prominent
izens of this county and recommended
*Judge Aldrich and Solioitor Orr.
i negro child on the plaoe of Mir. E.
Bartoz,nr19pad1ey Station, was so
er)y ed on last Sau4,%at it
do igiA~y morning follg.The
ia caught on fire while pI~gabout
house, Athd started-to rn to its par
s who were picking cotton near by,
- did not reach them in time for them
save its ige.
fr. P. A. Porter's little son, John,
the thumb on his right hand acci
-tally caught in a molasses mill on
Monday evening -and torn off above
second joint. The sinews of the
nb were broken in the arm several
tes above the wound and drawn ont.
Bramlett was called to see the little
srer and applied theproper remedies.
s doing well and we hope uo serious
lts may follow.
& NUEMEWr.-In aeordanee with
ir~)n made on the 0th day of
.beiW8, with the huire of the late
George W. Brown, I hate taken
ession in the name of a German
iization Society, of all that tract of
situated in the counties of Pickens
)conee eomprising 188,000 acres,
-d first to George Naylor and now
''n as the Delins tract. Alpartles
*have settled or may elaim any of
foresaid land are hereby Invited to
s wih the underignd at Piekens
t House in the Hotel, on fSaturday,
r )O 5th, and at Bieman's Hotel,
alla, on Saturday, October 18th.
Fr. BUA8sRl A uw
pooSees, leaves Sunny Dale$ 6o'lo&
A. E n eveary Saturday. An th.. all
aW t for those effiees i4 ense d
t the Beraard mal, which ie Mtrtd a
+$ un, y Dale, The Bea ma
44enot esxive at Sunny Dale mat aftw
the time for the departre of the uasl
fokr Wuttaooo, consequently all natter for
the odosebovesamad gs over at Sunny
Dale a whole week. -Ssetelvee the
mil carrier for Knob, Book and Wata
00o has waited at Fnny Dale for the
arrival of the Brevard tral-but now he
does not-why we do sot know. Thee
is much complaint about this aatter and
we trust it may be speedily arranged so
that the mail for the offices above men
tioned will not leave Sunny Dale before
the arrivel of the Brevard mail from this
place. Instead of leaving Sunny Dale
at 8 o'clock for Wattaooo, the time should
be changed to 10 o'clock, then the dif
floulty would be solved.
Robert F. Morgan, aged about 70
years, and a well known citizen, died at
his residence in the Western section of
this County on last Saturday night, and
was buried in the neighborhood on Sun
doy following. He had been in failing
health &r some time. He was once
deputy sheriff of old Pickens District,
and, perhaps, held other oficial positions
at different times.
BOUND OvER.--The case of the State
vs. C. T. Martin on two indictments, one
for assault and battery and one for as
sault and battery with intent to kill,
were heard by Trial Justice Nowbery at
this place on last Thursday. This is the
case in which Mr. Martin shot Augustus
Bradley and stabbed his son William M.,
the father and brother of Thomas Brad
ley whom Mr. Martin was at the time
attempting to arrest, on the 1st day of
last September. Mr. Martin was bound
over to the Court of Sessions in both
cases. Justlice Nowbery also heard the
ease of the State vs. W. R. Porter and
Pinckney 'Freeman, charged with assault
and'battery with intent to kill, who were
with Mr. Martin, and became involved
in the diffloulty. They were both bound
over for their appearance at the Court of
Sessions for trial. Of course the evi
dence was all ex parte and we do not know
what the defense will be, except the state
ment made to us by Mr. Martin some
time ago, which was at that time pub
lished. The Bradleys have also been
indicted by the State and had a prelim
inary hearing before Trial Justice Gos
sett at Easloy on Tuesday of last week.
They were also bound over to the Court
of Sessions.
NoTICE 'TO TRusPAssERs.-All persons
having heretofore trespassed upon my
lands are now strictly forbidden to do so
any more. Otherwise I will be compelled
to enforce the law in such cases made
anid provided.
3. 0. GRIFFIN.
BR~r
BEST T UIC -=
This medicine, combining Iron with pume
vegetable tonics, quiecly and comn ilcety
Cures 13 spepsit, Indigestlon, we.Akne..,
Ian1yre lood ~iaria,Chiilleand Fevers,
Itan uin Iinfremedy- for Diseases of the
iti nvaluabie for Diseases peculiar to
. Women, and all who lead sedentary lives.
lt does not Injure the teeth, caus.e heada.che,or
produce consipatlon-other Iron redici,ws do.
It enriches and puridles the blood, stimulates
the appetite. aids the assimilation of food, re
lieve. Herbr and Belching, and strength
ens the muscles and nerves.
For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of
Energy, &c., it has no equal
&- The genuine has above trade mark and
crossed red linen on wrapper. 'Take no other.
Eade e.sry byow casWarcNAL co., BALTIoKRa, ED,
PRICES CURRENT.
THESE PRICES ARE FORL WHOLESALE
LOTS.
cORREcTED WEEKLY BE FERoUsoN & MILLER.
SuGAnS--Cut Loaf 81
Crushed 81
P'owdered 84
Giranulated 7
Stranded A 7
Extra Whit. o6
Golden o6
Brown 8
CorvFEE--Java, old governrnent, 26
Luaguayra 124@14
Rio, choice 124
primo 124
good 101
fair 10
or-dinamry g
Mo.ANsr.s-Ooldeni syrup 80
Mtuco,ado in hbdM
Musoovado in bbts
8. HI. 1So
Cuba in bble
New Orleans, choice 60
New Orleans, prime 40
New Orleans, fair 3
New Orlen. common 00
IAcoN--Clenr B. Hifies diry saiti
H ams, Davis' diamond 141
Jlreakfast llncon 14
tann--choice kettle. tierces 9%I
choice kettle I ubs 10
choice kettle kegs 00
qholce kettle bucket s 10)
(nar xw-Corn, qar toad 09
less than a oar lend S 956
Barley, $1.00
Rye, 50
Oats, T.0c
Fr.OU-White Clond.prlhbl ,$7 50
Cheek & W's~ Granntatged 6 50
do do -euhice 6 00
o F Grant, granlulated 8 0
White Roek 6 00
Howard St reet4 0
Pearl (Gris', per bbl 4 00
Oat Me. 7l4
MAoK5nRU---Bh i, Se s, o1 $1 3
kits, new sh, No 1 2 00
kits, new fish, No 2 1 40
M~Is. new fluh, N4o * 0
half bh61m, snew fish, 1re2 an
Clerk's Sales.
Couer o P.sonue.
IN COU . OICOSAFON PLIA8.
by vit f- Desestal Orders from 1ht
Court of Cemmom Plesetor Pickens County,
I will sell to the highest bidder at Pickenat
Court. iouse, during the legal hours of Waje,
sa Salsy in November nest, the 8EV
ERAL LOTE AND TRAOT8 OF LAND
below described, on the terms is each eas
rpeified:
In the case of the Piedmont Guano and
Manufacturing Company, against F. B
Drennan and M. J. Smith.
All that Piece, Parcel er lot of Land,
lying and being situate in the Town of
Easley, on the East side of Table Rook
Street, adjoining lands of Mary Slatten,
Nancy Ballentine and others, and fronting
on said street, containing about One-fourth
of One Acre, more or less, aid known as
the Johnson Lot.
TERMS-One-half the purchase money
to be paid in cash on day of sale, the bal
ance on a credit of twelve months, with in
terest from day of sale, secured by the
bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of
the premises. Purchaser allowed to an
ticipate payment. Purehaser to pay fov
papers and for recording the same.
In the ease of J. C. Griffin, against Ann
Keith et al.
All that LOT OF LAND In the-Town oi
Picketis, on the West side of Catharine street
adjoining lands of C. L. liollingsworth and
others. containing One and Three fourth.
Acres, more or less.
TERMS CASH.-Purchaser to pay fot
titles.
In the case of Eugenia M. Knight, against
Hester E. lIughes, et al.
All that TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAN]
in Pickens County, on waters of Otilden't
Creek, waters of 12 Mile River, adjoining
lands of C L. Hollingsworth, E Smith
Griffin, Thomas Parkins, Harper Hlaynes,
James Clayton and others, known as the
George W. lcWhorter Pl.ice, containing
One Hundred and Seventy.two Acres, more
or lses
TERMS-One-half the purchase money
to be paid in cash on day of sale, the bal
ance on a credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of sile, secured by the
bond o the purchaser and a mortgnge of
the premises. Purchaser to pay for all
papers and for recording the same.
In the case of It. S. McWhorter et al.
against J. B. McWhorter,el al.
All that PIECE, PARCEL or TRACT of
LAND, situate in Pickens County. on
flulden's Creek. adjoining lands of A. G.
Wyatt. E S. Griffin. D. ): Byers and others,
known ns the .l)ames \lcWhorter HOME
l'LACE. containing One hundred and
Ninety three Acres. more or less.
TERMl8-.One-half the pmchnse money
to he paid in csh on day of sale, the bal.
ance on a credit of t welve months, with
interest fromn (liy of sale, secured by bond
omf the purchaseur and a mortgage of tihe
preni es. Purchaser to pay for all papers
andtt for recording the same.
J. J. L EW IS, e e
oet91884 2 4
Sheriff's Sales.
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The State of South Carolina
PICKENti (OUNTY.
B Y virtue of suindry executions to me
dtirected, I will setl to thle highest hid
tier before tlhe 0onrt lliue door, ont Stale
day in Novenmber next, fur cash, the tol
towing Property, viz:
Allibat Piece or Tract of Land, lyinig in
the State and Coeunty nforesiiid, onl Crow
Creek. adjoining lands of Theomas M. John.
son, J,ardan Rico and ot hors, containing
Fifty Acres. nmore or less. upotn which there
is in running order, a Grist Mill and fix..
tures; a 60 Saw Cottog Gin, Wood Screw
Press, a pair of Beam Ballances, anti also
an old Gin ouside the house; a Thrasher
and Fnn; an old Hand Bolt; and also a
Turning Lathe. Levied on as the prop,.
er4 y of Daniel Alexander, at the suit. of
Malinada Durham.
ALSO,
One Lot in the Town of Central. on
which WV. B. Gnines now lives. containing
Two and 8even eighths of an Acre atnd
Four Rods, adljoining the Southwest corner
of the Town or Village of Central, on the
Air Line Railrond; on the West. by J. C.
Watkin's luand; on tihe North and East by
the Railroad Comipany, and Sotith by E. T.
Levell's land. Levietd on as the property
of WV. Bialus Gaines, at the suit of J. L.
Watkins.
Purchasers required to pay for theib
deeds. JOABI MIAULDIN, ar.Po
oct 9, 1884 2 4
J. G. BLACK,
Main gt,, Corner of Broad,
GREENIVILLE,.. . O
G'ENERAL ARROR1T1ED STOCK 0O
~AJewel ry, Watches, Olocks, Specks
Wmi Rtogerv' Cutlery is the beat. Also bei
Sewing Ilachine,.
E'ldrige, Noble or improved I)omnetic
White and Singer. I want close cah buty
ere to see my st.ock andl prices before luy
in1g. _
Bowen's Mjils
I AVING been recently overhauled, as~
no11w in thrs4 rate order. Persona com.
ing fromt a dlistatnce will get their ginding
tine at nighat. They will find a house t
stay ita and stalls for their horses. Givt
ts a trial.
All persons wishitng their GTNS F[ILEI
by the (YNeii Raw Filing Machlne, eiL
have it dtone at Ea.sley by Mr. MARION
D)AY, or if 7ou wi notify tme at Briggs,
Post(tflee, h. C., I will send a tua to yomt
Gin anid do the work. Its the best Mach ie
oif all othuers. Try it and be convinced.
R. R. BOWEN.
july 24, 1884 43 tf
N OT1CE TO) DEBTORS AND CRED
ITrORS.-All persoau oling laient
tagainst the Estate of Abel lleadrks,
deceaeed, late of P'ickenm County, douth
Carehna, will present them legally attested
to the utndersigned for pnyme.ni: ad those
Indeb1ed toa said Estaste will make am..,t
1835 T h crcville
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DANEfl MACEYi,
Aew Firm, New Goods
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM SUITS.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE WARDROBES
MATTRESSES, SPRING8, CIIL.
DREN'S CARRIAGES, VE
LOCIPEDES, MOSQUITO
CANOPIES,
LOUNGES, COTS, WINDOW SHADES,
BOOK CASES, HAT RACKS,
WRITING DESKS.
00o aad Vota1lic coff aad Caskots,
TO BE HAD AT ANY TIME. AT LOWEST
PRICES.
Corner Main Street and McBec Avenue,
Greenville, S. C.
Oct 2, 1884 45
HOW TO SAVE MONEY
-0-.
$15 FOR $10.
$20) FOR $13.
$25 FOR $15.
W ATCH ES:
Elgin or WValthomn Watcheq in solid
silver, dlouble cae at above prices
for 60 days only.
Every watch warvanted. Geont' solid
gold watches from $25 upward. For
particulars write
McELEES'. Jewelry Palace,
(CH AlRIiSTON, S. C
S. M. SNIDER
DEARLEII IN
Watcheu, Diamonds and Jewelry,
GREENVILLE, 8. C.
My facilities for doing Fine Watch Work is
unsnrpassed in the South. All wo,k guar
anteed. I sell the Celebrated Diarnond
Spectacles ana Eye Glasses.
may 1, 1884 81 If
STATE OF SOUTH OAB0MINA,
COUNTY OF I1CKEN8.
In Court of0osmaneon Pleas
Hlarper Ilaynes. Nathaniel A. Hlayties, 8.
P. Blraidley, D. A. Parrott, Mary Ada
line Smith, andl Harrison Hlaynes, Ptain
titff, ag.ainst An.~drew Hayntes, Nancy
Alexander, Mary Illooper, Newton Alex
ander, Nancy Jantoe Alexander, Willi1am
Alexander, Thiomas Alexander, D)aniel
Alexander, Rebecca Alexander, D)oru
Alexander, Anni BcIethuel Alexander and1(
W. .J. Bramnlett, D efendants. -UMMons.
TO the D)efendants above niamed.
Y 013 are hereby sutmmonedl andl require(
to answer the complaint in this action,
which Is tIled in the I lerk's ofice, Pickens
County, 8. C.,* and to serve a coply oif yourt
:'nswer to the said complaint on the sub
s-ribers at their office Pickens C. II. 8. C.,
w thin twenty dlays after the service here
of~,, exclusive of tine (day of such servie;~
amlt if you fail to answer the complaitt
within tihe time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the I 'ourt for thet
relief dlemanded( in the complaint.
[IL . .1. J1. LEWIS, c.e.p.
D)ated ep'ltembler 2 th, 1884.
ANHELJ & NEWTON,
lalintlff's Attorneys.
TO the above named defendlants, please
take notice that this~ actionl is b.routght
for the purpose o,f the part it ion of the reail
estate of Mary Hlaynes, dceasedl, situate
Ia the county. of Pickens and( State (of
So)uth t'arollima, adljoininig hlnds oIf lliannah
Cox, fl. 1. H7endlricks, Mrs. Si las Kirksey,
GI. W. Kelly, Ally Kelly and others, con
taining 208 acres, mo.re or less, and that no
personal demand or claIm is nmade agaitist
eilt*her of you.
ANSEL~ & NEW'I')N,
Piaitiff a Attorneys.
BriHge to Let.
Co UN1'Y a0MMIS.9i0NMIl8' OFAfICA,
PbOKENsh C. H., 8, C., Oet. 2, 1881.
T HE C'otnty Commisloniers of Pickens
and Greenylite t.ottnties will meefNt at
Blythe's Foru on Sahuda River, ont FRI
DA~Y, the 24th (lay (of Oc'tober, 18484. at 11
o'clock A. M., for the purpoae oIf Letting~
the RebuildIng of the Bridge at that p)lace.
Plan aed tpecification wilhl be made known
at tlbe time of letting.
A. I. TALJLEY.
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PREPARED expreszly for diseased Liver
and all such diseases as arise from
yame, such as Bilious, Interrnittent ani
Remittent Fevers, Sick lIledache, Piles,
tindigestion, Costivenes. Colic, Jaundice,
Dropsy, Dysentery, Heartburn, Loss of
Appetite, Dyspepaia, Diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder, Eruptions of the Skin
and Nervousness.
These Pills are recommended by leading
Physicians where they are known. E,ach
box contains 28 to 80 Pills, and will be
mailed t o any addreas upon receipt of price,
25 cetls per box. We want a live Agent
to sell them in every section of Pickens
ountny. Apply for terms to
D. T. ISACOT & CO.,
()reenville, S. C.
This i9 In certify that I have given the
LIVEIRI PILLS (Manufactured by Messrs.
1). T. Bk1COT & Co.. Greenville, 2S. C.,)a
fairt trial, and can unhesitatngly say that
tey are superior to ;any pill I ever used.
H.V. 1). WrsOM llyr'T.
Ensley, 8. C.. .July 22, 1884.
M AYNAs, Pick'ns ('otunty.
3. C., April 30, 1884.
O. T. Baeot & Co. Gentlemen : Rample
'-lest Liver Pills" sent me 'wero received
.I'tt. at a t ime that I was needing something
to act on my liver, and I find them to be
what. you claim the 'Best Liver Pill."
Respect fully,
11. H. WILLIAMS.
Sold by DR. 0. W. EARLE at Pickens
C. IT. and all Druxggists and Merchants
dealinag in Drtugs.
Earle & Robinsons
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
LANDS put into our hlandls for antie,
tranisfer or exclumige, will reccive pnnaspt
All expense's, such tas, advertising the
land, execting mtortgalges, deeds, &c., at
our expentse.
Landos on hand at aT! times, for sale cheap.
For further iniformuation, call and( seeC us.
OfElee in Schlool Comissationer's offHee.
july 8, 1884 440 6mn
LOOK OUT !
The Big Show Still
IN
EASLEY, 5. C.
QTILL they come and yea they go. Those
4)rMAlA Ull JUlmA US will ntot stay
All kinds el Waint and Panel Beda, conic
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trundle, and Single Beds, all
prices.
lBed Springs, Wire, Shu-ck and Cotton
Mat.aresses, Chairs and Rockers, all grade-s
A large variety of Extension, Kitchen
T1eapoy and Centew Tables, Parlor and
Chamber Suits. Lounges, Cradies, Crib.,
Whtattnots, Hat Rlacks, Umbrella Btands.
Chromos, Maoitees, Frames, &o , Kitchen
and Side Board Safes.
Always on hand a general line of Under.
takers Supplies, consisting of Caskets.
Burial Cases and hiurial Robes, for boilh
sex, all styles. Coffins Trimmed in any
style of hlandles anda P'lates, at all hoturs.
All Goods at bott< mr fagusres. Call and
see for yurselve~s. No chsarge maade for
looking. Accept thanks foir past fnveors.
A. YV. RIlINION,
P'ROPRITlI FURLNITUREI ji0Usi:.
et. 16, 1883 21
New Advertisements.
Do You Know
LO0RI LL A RD'S CLIMAX
P i.UG TOBA CCO,
WYith Re<ld Tin rTag, Is thle best? In thie
purest; is nevier laulle.riateAl with glucose,
batrytes, misses, or aniy dcleteriu ts ingre
dienats, as is the caise witsh muany other to
baceos.
Lorillard's Ron~ LeafFine Cut Tobacco
is also miade' of the finiest etock, and for
aromtic chewing qluality itt second to
none.
Lorillard's Navy CIlppings
take first ratnk ast a solId dlurabile smokIng
tobacco wherever introduced.
Lorillard's Famous Snuts
have becen used for osver 124 years, and are
R. ebmend Dr anvie Is J
PA81NGUR DBPARTMUT.
On and. after August $d, 1084, Pa..
seog6- Traia 8ervese on ette AIat and
Charlotte Ai-Line Dvision will be as fol.
lows
---a.a* 04. RMIe,
Leave Atlanta id pm
Arrive Oainesville 6 67 p I
Lula A 7 26 p n
Rabun Gap Junetlow B 8 12 p a
T6oeoa 0 *64 p "
8eneea D 9 63 p It
Greenville H M1 42 p a
Spartanburg F 1 04 a a
Gastonia 0 . &20 a n
Arrive Charlotte H 4O a}0
MAIL NO. 68, DAILY.
Leave Atlanta 8'40 a m
Arrive (lainesvillo 1*0 86 a in
Lula A 11 Or a m
Rabun Gap Junction B 11 80 a in
Toccoa 0 12 04 p m
Senea D 1 o- -m
Greenville E 2 47 p- M
Bp rta-nhurg P 8 66 p a
Oastenia 0 6 64 p-a
Charlotte 11 6 40 p m
Nxrtses No 50, DAILY.
Leave Charlotte 1 46 a is
Arrive Gastonia 2 80 a s
Fpartanburg 4 28 a m
Greenville 6 48 a m
Seneea 7 82 a ma
Toccoa 8 40 a m
Rahun Gap Juno( ion U 84 a m
Lu1a 10 09 a m
Gainesville 10 86 a m
Arrive Atlanta 1 00 p e
naarI. rio. 52, LA.a..
Leave Charlotte 1 00 p m
Arrive Gatonia 1 45 p m
Sp:trtanburg 8 45 p m
Greenville 4 66 p In
Seneca 6 87 p in
Toccoa 7 85 p in
Ratin Gap Jruction 8 80 p In
Lula 8 59 p
Oh inesville 9 25 p no
Atlanta 11 80 a in
Aceomnodation Train ("Air Line Belle")
Leave Atlanta 6 15 p m,
Arrive (ainesville 8 25 p m
Leave Gainesville 7 00 a m
Arrive Atlanta 9 20 a in
No. 18, LOOAL FREIGHT, GoING SourI.
Leave Charlotte 6 00 a in
Arrive at (lafney's 10 60 a in
Spartanbnrg 12 63 p in
Greenville 4 16 p m
0entral 7 80 p rn
No. 17, LOCAL FRaIOHT, GoIN Noan.
Leave Central 4 45 a in
Arrive Greenville at 7 08 a nm
Sp: rtanburg 1t) 20 a m
at Gainey's 1 08 p In
Charlotte 0 16 p in
All freight trains on this road carry pns
sefgers All passenger trains run through
to Danvillo and Itichlond without change
connect iag at Danville with Va. Midland
Rwy., to all eastern, cities, and at Atlanta
with all lines diverging. No. 60 leaves Rich
mnond at 1.80 P M. and No 61 arrives there
at 8.50 v M and 62 leaves Itiohnond at 1 28
A AI 58 arrives Ihere , t 7 00 A MI. The local
freights stop at above nanad stations 20 to
30 nainntes.
Buffet Sleeping. Cars Without Change
On trains .'os 6) antd 61, Now York and
Athan ta, via Washington sand D)anvillb,
anid allia Golalboro and WYarmi prsngs.
On trains Nos. 62 and 68, itichtnsund and
Danyihle and Washington & Augustia antd
Washalingion and New Orleans. tiituriniig
oii No 52-aleeper GIreenisboro to Richs'd.
Thirough Tietnets ont sale a, Charlotte,
t.reenville. Senmeca.S~part abuirg and Gainesi
viule to all points South, Souihwest, North
and East.
A with N E 1 ItR to and from Athens.
B with N E It it (ponad fronm Talulah Falls
C with E Air r,ine to and frain Elbert on
tind lowersville
D with lltue liidge IC R to and from wal
hialhut, &c
E with Is andl a a n to arid from Newber
ry, altsn and columnbia.
F with A andu a v andti t a n to and front
Itendeisonville, AlMton,. &c
(I with chester antd Liioir n a to and
fromi ,besie Ciyork ille andl 5)allas
hI with s e niviaasion niad c c and A It a
t o and firom oreensboro, naleigh, &e
I. Y. NIA'1, 8iunerintendent.
1 SL.A UGT ElI, Gen,'l Pams. AgI.
A L lux, 2d V P' & Gen'l .Manager.
TUT T'S
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
the ditseases of the human race. These
symnptoms intheato t.hoireoistence: Loass of
Apetit e, Isowe eesive, Sick IId
ache, flullnese a fler eating, aversIon to
emertosa erf body or xstind, Eroctaitin
of fod lrritaabiiy of tesnper, Low
somte ty Dizziness, Futte.rin at ta
Heart, Dots before the eyee,htghy cot.'
ored UJrine, CONSTLPATIOiV and de
mand the use of a rodcy that ads d irectly
on the .iver. AaaLivormedlcfinoTUTT'g
PILLS jtavo no ejual. Their acton on the
Xt.liysandSli lkin Is aooprompt; removing
all Impurities throngh thecso three "seav
enagori of thae s ystem," p roducing Ap pe.
Sito, sorrn d dtgottont, reguTar stools, a clear
skinandavigorotubhdv. TUT'PILLS
oantso no nannen or gplntg nor interfere
with daily work and are a perfect
ATIDOTETO MLAt.RIA.
TUJTT8$ HAIR DYE.
GRAY HIArS on WuarsInna ohanged in.
stantly to a OLoSRT Brba hya singlie ap.
pcaonof this Dra. Sofd by)rugglsts,
or sent by e rcssa ar reei pt of0.
Oillee, 44 Murray Street, New ork.
UTT's MANUAL OF USEFul.RECElP(s IRE.
hKow Losit, Rfow ICRstored.
.Jus)t p)ubllished, a ne4w e'AiAton of i.
LUrt,ivun.s 8 1 Ki.V.RPATEIu E$IAY (mn the
radclsal curen of Mpe.ritnatorrhcjn oar Serminal
Weauknessa. Involunmtary Sem'ilnal Ljosses,
rimpo~ tency'j,,M.ental iund Physicatl Iincapar
fry, fmpetmentsts to Marrhagc, etc.. alo
'onsuttltion, Ep ileps.y antd 'ita, Iinduleda
ay ieef-hidulgence, or HexUAL extrava
Thel alebhratted author, in this admirable
watay, clhearly delonh,ta.tes fn, a thirty
(eare' Rtuccess4ful ptractice, that the alarnn
ng ateahplenes of Helf-nbusea uiy be read
cally cured; poidnting ouIt a model of curt'
tt 4,nce ahinie, certain, andl cltetuial, bsy
neanjt of wicha eve:ry 'aufferer, no mattor
wvhat U.s condiaitioit mtay be, may errre him
icif cheaply, privately anid rasdic ally.
(WTrhid L.cture taboulad lie In the handls
of every yoth and every ant In thje lanai.
Sent ulnder seal, in a plain envelope, to
tny address, otn receipt oft fa,tr crets, or A
twVo potaig stampsll. Addressa.
Thae Culverwell Medieal Co
Ptotessioaal N0Uo1ee.
. A. OtLD, Wt. A. W iI.LMt
Plekea., c.. , & C. GaeepvIln, d. U.
4?UILR WILLIAP 1140
ATTOI.Nsa & Coxe$1S $? LAW,
OreeINvIie, s. C.
W ilrpraetke fa aln the Ooarts'of Greenu v i l e
benty, Slafe and Fedesat
ma,yM 188m
J_ M- Wmu&slm C.. .
Grmesin.e 42. hm, c
Attn.ys aM. ra at Iar,
Pl.KEN8 0. N.,
Prompt attention given to af qe ;,"
Prota In f th sta e ad 11n ..
OQk-r i ehool Comuialone,'. O1 v
Ia al, 1588 18
THOMAS a. ROBINSOI
ATTORNJ y AT LA t
PICKENS . i., . C.
Pacticos fn the Corrts of
Mtate and in the United !Si
C.urt.
Offce in Cwurt Hemse,
et pt, 18, 288.
ADAM C. WELBORN
Attorney and Counsellor at
Greenville, . C.
Fraoticos in the State and U
Statc Court".
O'feo in Cleveland Block,
Isaac 1% oe'a Clothing ILouso.
nov 29, 1883. IS
N. F. ANsar., 1. I. N.
Oreen,v11e, 8. C. 1'ickbns (. H.,
ANSEL & NEWTON,
.tt.-rnieys at le
PICKENS 0. 11., 8. t.,
June 14, 1889 88
li. A. UIfILD. .
CHILI) &
ITTORNEY$ & COp'
PICXUN''
Will pract' ate "
Fedural C
mar' 2
& CARY.
.AY A T L .
.,N8 C. Ii., 8. O.
IL . , 1888 26
JOHN W. STOKES. wA. H. 1R71
STOKES & IRVINE,
Attorney2 and Counsellors at I
GREENVII.j, L . O.
Practice in the State and United I
CoUrts.
All businesa promptly atended to.
Qla1 atteanton given to cOllectios.
Offio. East side of Main Street,
Ferguson & Milier's horo,
feb 1, 1888 19
DA beoluto Di,orone for per
. Mano-throughout the
ited States and "'nada for dlteertion,
suPPort, intempemance, cruelty, ine
paftib)ility, eto,. Advice froo. Sitate
cae and add(ress A'rron NEY WAnn 'n
Building, 1267 Broadway, New York
~i Send six cents for posbiage
receive free a cowtly bo
goswhich will helpa
either sex, t o more mhoney
i.way hn anythinug else In tisi wor
Porl unes aw ait the not ker aibsolutely
Atddress TRuE & Co., Awgossa, Maine.
3olumbia and Gre en, ille R aih
On and after Oct. 6th, 1P84. Pnase,
l'rains will run as herewith ladicated t
his road and its branchios. Daily (Ex
iundays)
No. 58.-uu. I'RnsaOE.
Leave Columbia A C C& A D' 10g45
Arrive at A lst on 12 10
Newberry at 1 18
Ninety Six at 2 80
liedgem at 893
Belton at 4 40
Greenville at 6 06
NO. 5'2-uowN ?asHI&,qja.
Leave Oreenvillo at 9) 60
Arrive at 11el1on 11 )g
Hiodge's at 12 2~f
Ninety Six at 1 12
New berry at 8 02 r
Alston ati 4 08 y
{ C& G D)epot 6 16 p
A rr Columbia A e 8 Junction 6 80 p
Spartanburg, Union & Columbia Ra
road.
NO. 63--t' rAssr.14ama.
Leave Alston at 12 26
~arrivo as Union 8 40
Spartna'g, S U & C depot 6 60
"It&ID)depot B 606;
No. &2-no.wx ARaasNoKD,
iea?ekipartan'g ii & 1) depor, 1I 10 35
,oave " 8U & CdepotG 30 60
Un ,on at 12 86
Alston at 8 40
Laurens Railroad..
1eave Newherry at 8 80
krrlive at Luaurens nat r" 50:
.eave Laturena at 7 40
trrive at Newberry at iI 10
AbbeviUo Branch.
,eftve H odgogutt 3 45
erive at ablbeville at 4 45
,eave Ahheville as 00
Lrrive at H odges at 12 00
flue Ridge R. R. & Andersen Brr r
aeave Belton at 4 46
krvive at A nderson at 6 18
P'endleton at 6 56 i
Seneca C 6 PO0
Walhialla at 7 0
leave Walhalia .-: 8 (.0
Arrivo Seneca as 9 16
P'endleton at 9 62
Andersori at 10 89?
Dietlon at I 3 08
Close connection mados at 8eneca witl:
mvd D. Rt. R. for Atlanta
REIGMT, PAssKNGER CoACK ATTACURL
,eave Betton 6 l6
Villiatmst o 8 66
Pelser 7 156
Piedmoent 8 00 :
rrive Gireenville 9 IQ
eave Gireenville. O
Leave Pelser d
Wifliamneton 1 40
rvive as Beftom t90
T:IxK-East ern 8tandardi or 76 1let'id
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