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r o . ".c A Y 20, 185 JheCourt.w of '19ee:iwis t .olosed o lpst weeJ; tnd the Coiy (km=0gtZeas was 4iat ty #p4n od l" dbtigidaable livit buai*ess was (is posed of and the Court4djourned n, ddity idi :The owig j 1es nientionied i: ss B5N1I 4{ , r oek:. Charlbx iShell but oay, plead guilty--o-P Y' le Penitatiary. ?. L. Boach dliarged'ithbiittlary'And larodeny to. bill. Janies. :'eok, soiling '*Hiske without a li'euse, true bill-continued 8imdn Va1.eutlue, larceny froaw the field tre nbIl-4ontinued. " tiever "raAns but it pours." Wo.tr crowJ.4t? ith comMuuiiations this weel and ajo fpre'ed to givo editorihl space t thorn itiordor to get thoe in. p A prt always glad - to have coulnunication from our readers, e3pooiallt.on quettion of taiblio inforrt. If you have an ide that .you think might possibly bonofi anypne, send it to us. But do not nop lesat.to send us the local news. If an .tldin happeis in - your ,neighborhoo sa"t it to.us, The obliihins of Ti SEN TzND are alwaye open to the pool e t express their viowe to the public upo any propeW subject. Our circulatio grtduaHy and substantially increases a th9 iherita of Tn SRNTINEL beoome botfor appreciated. We have been o: guard, for the people a good while, an will still continue to be their SNrINEL 'A tmall" lodal paragraph in the Now setMd that the criminal docket for th recent term of court in Pickens was th longest ii the history of the county, ant added the iudisputable fact that Pickon is "dry.-" This juxtaposition of unchal lenged truths has waked the lirohilitior ardor oftho two newspapers that ahl and brilliantly reproeent the thought an( sentiment of Piukens, and they h;tatiin t declare that only two of the twenty-on riinos are - attributiAblo to lilntor, an that the liquor reo.nusiblo for those tw was bofight in Grenville. . Rorsoning rolu the staton'nt' of on esteeme,l tottniporaries, we re,eih tw oonultn3iopI - .Fi,t; that ligor istoad of c.usink nine tenthesof tju.orino oomnitted, as i oosinod,by thpprohibitioni4ta, is r:all responsible for less that one-touth of it Bomud; thatprohibition doei not prc hibit; if monou cIII not find liquor in on4 placo they will fhid it in another. Groonvillo News. U. this ingtance liquor is responsibli for n fraction less than one-tenth th crimes referred to, but because it is so i: this instance is it argumeont conohisiv thiat itr is sQ in every ixustaineo? Certain; not, anad 'ao one kAiVwa better than th ta'lonto,l editor of the Nows that the a tistios of cerime~ contradiete, overwhel Iningly,; first .conclusion. WVill th editor of $1lto Newa o>r any one elso prc tend,to say) that if we bad had froo 1,iquo in this County the numbor of crimi.nn prosoeutions in our last Court would no - lite ha0ii greatoer? We think not. Pro hliiiou doa p'rohuibit ini this counity, ex cotpt wthat little is sold by ''blookaders,' atidghnhj thry ara caught uip with theoy knpw whaijt the oununces are. Ther< *igo hww aLga:.in a 4iftn drinikin g if he wants to atnd cani get the whiskey, but the fact that one people who will have the i draini are oliged to go to Groon Ville'or some other placo onteido the County to-procure tboir s4upl))y, is (con. Olusive proof'thaLt prohibition doe(s pro lhibit in Pickenus. If it did not, why the becseity of going to (Greenvillo for tho.ir sulpl~y? Thec fact that only two of the eases were~ attributable to whiskoy, is4 the trongest p)roof di! the bentfits of prohi.. bition in our c >nvaty. C~an any13 wet county show as smnall a percontage of crimoe attributable to whiskey? Trot out toe.of thmo Twelve M4Iile As.ioition, umot at Pickens C. H.,..Decsmbor 20th, .18M4. '/B. Allgood, chiledl the meeting to okdor. I-. Jamos.T. Mrlinohai informed the Board t.hatho&veuld docline to serve them is Missionary. The Board aeted the resignation, and on motion, unanim:>uuly $ootedRoy. 3. ii. Stowart~ asMissionary to serve for the next year, and coe,tinuen sabenetary of the Board. * The' ed'tor of -TaB *Sunnt,l is ros ~e* I y requested to publish them pro 9pe(ing% th the resignation'of Rev. 'On.rnotiot, adjourned to meet firsi cidltiy lri April tiert at Plukons (C. H. W. B. ALLGOdX, Chr'n, SJaa M. 8Iswan3T, Secetary. A $ 4hs xoudy13oarA of the Twelv Mile Bivtqu1BaptiM. Association: 9 ea brett: An -ydu have hone Diq a,a yong~ Mianp attuI eantto say in,.answer I t,.zatlIhave codevered l na o aon og44 Wgnfdelnce yo )Vz&tnifested4t.war4'ata-by you? .i aI~Kitve thbiondr' 1tbrewith, to r St07il0,g osteanylongr,' ai h a g wa ps asnred,.the~ nedo cntinued Misuio UIaAssoiation, and may .th odaPays Jula ei Supply Shy AOno* ~ ATTVAt, Tr o ra xn hs ONC Cuor 1on HOME FOIAS. SI,WEpi HoLLR, Jan'y 5. M. ToMPsINo: I sole mli cotin an de nui Leene..h 'nuthin .leff, maid or pore c ' uv korn fu taters an no tur s. Then it were power - fur an I got very leetal wheto owed an ther outlook is poro an not incmrigin hit aint. Hit seems hard ter, tel 'hyw or body is ter feede thor ' ole eo:nan an children. Mr. supply Shylock when I pade him up, sed thanky an gin me up - they morgidgo he hod on my ole lioss r Blaze an on ther cow an calf. on thor - ole ram sheep an the chickins and . wash pot and battlil stick an on ther hous hole an citchin truck, he did. 1ow my wif jawed sum she did cause I. axt her ter sine this saim paper cause moast uv ther things wus hern 3 an he tuck me in an gin me or dram, 3 he lid, an I wont hoam an tuck nuth R in fur or ICrismus frolio an Mrs. Ned th?r paihuut good kretur she sed nuthin an I hied thor big hed frum drinkin Shylocks bad licker an I ; simkt orf tor bed an portended ter . sleap Hit wus or ourestless sleap, r hit wue. I konsiderod hit an twisted " hit all turned hit evryway. Hit wus 1io tise ter derny ther outlook fur an tuther yer wus not incuragin hit watnt.. An I got up in or mornin an et taturs and watur fur brokfust we's quit havin coffy us has an as hit wus ranin T sot down bi the ole oomu an an Mrs. Ned an me we konsidered thor situwashun in kormity uv ther hole, we did. . Now Mrs. Nod, She is not er high lAruin ooman she aint but she kin reede an sifer an she is like most uth er cuiltry wimin thinkin an prudent I an ekdrilomikle an savin she is,. An she sod she did. low ninny potuids uv cotin did you hev Ned? 78~> pounds ses It How n.iny brot or dolor ses she? 10 pounds sly U1 Wel now says she, 10 pounds av cotin at or $1 would by 18 pounds - uv bakin. Hit tuck 21 lbs to pa fur ovry pound Shylock solo you - last yer on a leene--10 pounds uv cotin or $1 would by one an a half bushel uv korn. Hit tuck 25 pounds to pa fur one bushel bot on er leone. S10 lbs of cotin or $1 wuld by 2 bounds uv torbakor, hit tuck 26 pounds ter a pa fur evry poun yu bot on or leone -vile stuf hit is, yer men foalks ort tor - quit hit an yer chawiu an spitinl on VI yrclonis,10 lbs uv' cotin er $1 wvuld by mle ther nisest kaliker dIres in Oreanvil. I pade fur my Sundy kali kor wvith spun truck, I did, an Ned ytu hier not left mec er l(ok uiv cot in ter spin. Trhats er* fact Bitsy ee:, I, ole Shylock got hit al. Now Ned, ses she, of yon wil taik my advi s, you an me wvil stay ter hioam an doi ther' best we kin. You've bin ma kin craps fur Shylock long or nuf. Evry fal he gits al yu nmaik, au yuI anl 1mean ther childrin wurks an slaVs an gose ini rags. I seed that aim man Shyliock wvhou he wus er boy) gaini barfootid an plowvin er oxin on routed lan, I did. lie's got ter town an got er stoar, an sola on leens Ian Ovry fi alhe gits ther 'otini ani truck yui an sich likes es yu mnaiko. Hei gits won doler-s wuirth uv corn an ba kin fruma or Charlstownu or Balty nu1(jre mani on credit an sels it ter you er ther likes uiv you at 3 dolers on or lonue. Now an the-n he luses sma11 but ini ther mano runi biekerlcts more than doubel, an mnaiks 1 4 doler fur~ evry doler he p)uts out, an ole man lie dlus al this outen sich pore popul a1 s us is, Shylock is like they maun I1 reeded tor you bout, in that good book Joel Blar. lHe wus l3ore Huous Leoper, he was, an his survent bragin on his masuter, sed1 ho w~us al ways doin fur ther pore, an ther moari maonny he spent on ther poreO, ther rieber ho got- --when ho slgnt 10 sents pn tiger pure lhe cloered 20 sents. Now that man he inowed how ter work Rihhmertic, hut supply Shylock can beat hima al holler. 1-T lets you Shev a leotil corn an baon an tobaco Ian God nows Ned we's nuo'- uhad coffy iamii you delt with himt. be amaiks vu ~ia-~nt a heepe uv cotin ao no corn hardly, an in ther fal hogit'bu, ad, an e 'you an mue gits nuthin, we duis. .No Ned, ole mpan, ses she, hit wont o do, Sliy4ock cumne nmity nigh gitin Iold Blaze last year. Now when us w~ais id'vryed my daddy, he give ds Sole Blaze an thor cow an our house hole truck an you went ter wurk malkia craps for Shylock on er leone, an we is slavin an getin porer every a y'er, we is, antrit 'Mll oened in Shy. A e 's' geti2p!a we%*got sooner or NI isay Ned, my husbin, an she 1ool1M lup ter mue er Smlinif an her eye but ini hol'3th anV wYi!O tw 1a '4 . God, so lets quit fr. Shylock an wurk for you an me an ther ohildrin, us1 uurself's a while. Do you haul e few lodes uv wood ter town an git i lyoa un plows an salt, which we kan't 'maik at hoame-take mulberry rutos far >low lins and bridle ranes an haim strings, hickry grubs fur grass rods, maik yore oan plow stocks as mi daddy did, yore oan collars outon shucks or poplor bark. Heat yer plow hoes in er log heepe and sharp en em between two rocks. Go yerly an lait, plant or heapo of Morn, punk ins, taturs, peese for a krap an or letil cotin, what me an the boys kin wurk. I'le plant garden truck spe. shully tatura, they will come in yerly. You war yer ole close, I- will mine. Hits gitin warm an ther boys kin run in thor shirt tales, an ther bags you bot korn an Joaner in last yer wil do em fur shirts, an no makin cept ter cut or hole in each corner, an thars the ole matris mammy give me, hits got 10 poinds uv cotin in hit. I'le rip hit up an spin an weave a web uv cloth outen it an ther inatis tick wil naik you two shirts an me stun un derclose. Ther boys kin sleap on pine straw in plais uv thor matris, an Ned ole man, sink or swim, we wil maik wun crop fur you an me an ther childrin. Wo can liv on tatura an hey a leetul corn. You can ketch or possum fur Sunday dinner. Ole Blaze can plow haf the time an eate gras tother half, an Sunday, water is free at the spring--so is sassyfrack roots, sage an barn tor maik too. I've saveda power uv simmons an locusts ter maik beer-which is a decentcr drink then Shylock's whiskoy, an wil live sum way for certain. As ter Sunday close an goin ter church we'l quit, even a circuit rider doant care ter such. pore people os us, cum ter meetin as can't pa 10 sents er quarter, quarterage, tho in truth us ortor go to meetin an do better, an Ned, ole man, you must quit sayin had wurds, but of you wil do mi way next fal w hen you sees olo Shylock, tol him ter go to - - (the badl placo) for thats whar be is goin fur stealin from the pore. An T j it up an I hugged that ooman, I did, an I is goin ter miaik her captiig I is, an starve or no starve %he is ter govern my sheebang. I alm going tor quail Wv1r1Kin fur Sliylocic, I n .i, an fur the "Joaner man too, I mun. Ef I only mnaix a thurd uv a crop hit wil be three times es much as I allers had left arter I pado them in timer fal. Yorne til det.h, No-rY Bxiy.- I hev thot over hit God bless ther wimin, thay is good sons an true gaim. If ever this cuntry an us amn is savedl they will hav ter fix thmer way ter (do it. This saim wife Mrs. Ned, she and mue warnt mnarryd in the war time,i but she was my sweet heart theni, she 1 wats. She alwayVs wan't meI ain-1 sod, < Ned ho a good soger, never desart,a mmind orders, sayV yer prarsi ri gilrytUnt kit all thter Yanks ver can- -uses a wives is better than us mecn. Thevy generally has mioast uv ter comion1 sons--thor best nioshunis. uv, orkoni emy an inoty-nine patrts out uv; er; hundred uv ad tiher religiun in titer land. N. From (olden's Creek. Mn. Eurron: Having acen nothing from this section of the County, I wvill give y'ou, alnd the readoersm of your invaluable paper, a few dota by the way. If I mistake not you were born oat the sunny slopes of Gold,en's Creek. i've often viewed ,with ad imiration the picturesque scenery that was associated with your boyhoodi; in thme days of yore no doubat you have wvatched with innocence the mueander ing stream as it journeys on towvards where the suin goes dlown inl its golM en cuip, or tuirned with eager eyes and gaz.ed upon the mountainis ats thley rise range upon . range, terrace uplonl terracei, 'till all form our Ar lintgton Heights; from whence our banners might proudly float. Fr1tom some of those hill-tops you have lis, tenedl with boyisht glee, to the silver echo as it gave place to tuney lute and soft dlulcimors. But alas, those happy days are gone. The htones of some of your carly associates lie bleeching uapont 50ome vast lloody battle-field; white some are sleeping with our fathers ini olal Enonm churcha yard:; others have gone to seek theoir fortunes ini the Great Southwest; and some are "still haunting those old grounds." I love my native land, I love her bloodl wvashod shoros. 51hough we roam amidst the cl,v,sic wealth of foreign elands, or dIwell amidst the honors of time-famed ru ins, these reflections, though sad, yet sweet, will crowd upon us. At the close and end of the dyin)g day; in that (deep calm hour, I like to pull the curtains of the past aside and p'i'p within memory's odil anl gather all its sacred sweets into the perils of an hour. May the geraniunms plha.t L'resentmenlt of the Grand Juryr a JMa, ry Term, 1885. To the . B, 0. Pressley, Pre-, diding tadge of the 8th JudiQial Dircuitr w We the Grand JUy, r ectf Utr tl beg leave to report to your Honor, Oc that we have passed on all the -bills i banded to us for our consideration, P and in, this our general rop9rt, beg leave to s ' t we have exanined o the offices and rec6rds of all the a County officers and find them in a: good condition and neatly kept. t4 We have examined the reports of P the Clerk, Sheriff, Treasurer, School n Commissioner and County Comnmis- t' sion<xs handel us by your Honor, and recommend that they be ap- a provod. We have, by a committee of our t body, visited the Poor House and a Jail; that theapaupers are properly t eared for. We find that some of the t buildings on the farm need recover ing and some bottom land needs proper drainage, and reeonnnend that the County Commissiorers give the same their attention. We call the attention of the Coun ty, Commissioners to the very bad con dtion of the public roads throughout the entire County, especially the piece of road near Town Creek, and road leading from the Court House to Pumpkintown. Also, the road from L]iberty to Contral via Mrs. Neigh bors house, where the township.line is in dispute. Also, place known as the O'Dell hill near Keowee river. Also, a dangerous place near Griffin Hendricks' in D>acusville township, and the biidge across 12 Mile river near Hunter's Mill in Central town ship, and recommend that the Coun ty Commissioners require the Su pervisors in the different townships to put the same in good condition as early as praoieable, and the roads widened Where necessary. We present George Underwood, living in Hurricane township, for re tailing spirituous liquors, since the 15th September 1884. Witnesses, Frank Gibson, William Junes, Thos. L. Watkins, Qaniel Mills and Win. Billingsly. We have exjiuined the County Jail and find the prisoners prol,erly cared for. We recomnend that the inside of the jail be properly whitewashed during the ensuing spring. It hav ing been brought to our attention that some prisoners escaped fron the jail, we invostigate'l the matter earofullly, andl find that it wats not cafusedi by the-neglect of the Sheriff or jailer, but to the insecurity (of the room in which they were con)ffin]ed which has since been throughly re >ai red. The Gin Mill Pondi of G. and C. 3amker or WV. A. Hendricks, near the own of Easley, being reported to us >y petition of a numnhetr of citizens 1 >f Easloy and Liberty townships as t Spublie and igrivate nutisance, we 'ecoimmtend that the County Coim nissioners investigate the matter at mece, and if found t,o be0 a nuisance, ~he same shoul be remloved. We hereby tender our thanks to your Honor for courtesies extended o us, and to the Solicitor for assist mece given us. :All of which is ,re ipect.fully submitted. W. M\. HACIOOn, Foreman The $Wehools. MR. E orron PEIae allow mno through. your paper to oingj a few Ruggestions to) tachmrs. TUha old year has pasit and is p emeo. Whamt have you done toward p)re palring! your53olf fw your work? If you have imado anty miistakes~ they cannilot f now heO rem"(lird:.hutt the saime mUistakes )lught niot to, be n)ndo again. It vould ~ ile well for all tonmhers to take ariw 3f the paa t. .tt mattera not how sue ymfu yo mi layV have botn, you tin 1cophllis~h more In the future thanti you' 1Lavo) inl the ps. A goodl way to make youir schoold inlteresting is to give tho ~ " tt.udents a p)robllemf one morning, de.sir ing the re-ult -ef hoir work on the next. Phi'hloosti w'll exeite cauriosity and (0oon beeotmo very attraht'v( in thoeool. [t is time somecthiing w ing donel (')( to IIdvanenl then cause~of ed(ucattionl. Teachiera ogethier with thes peoplo have become 'ule'lIsM, andi som to take but little in peret int teni s1woosse5 of tht elcools. - Xl good citizens should do all tey' 'an to incerease the prosperity of the :)bllic RelIOOls. Every boy anid girl of heol ago oumght to ho in schooh. There s no o:man why any one should grow up ns ignorance ~finan hoautiful hand. Wl:en he schools01 are not iInooess~ful, liomebCody 15 to blaume. Tu 14ome) cases4 it inm the teachor. With ai live and energetio teach Prinm thes school room,, tihe comutnityr maty soon hef awavkeneds to the imnportm oi , of ((ection. Nowv. moy readers, let thea hulglo sonulnd aid battle rage alonig the whole linte, until thmere is a comfortablo and1( a suece 'diau or in every hoIot Rmhpeotfully,OI. L.iAIA MArI. I "INo AN DP:ramwrr." WAiumoVOI 1). 0. -I--- dnxious to intreioden Dr. 1hull's (kmugT SYrup among iUy Inhu.s, hanY' g utsed it,yyslf for severail mlontIt ando think it one of the finest remedies r ever found. f asutrA Vyou, it. is the only tiling that "ver i$ievn:1 me of a protrae ed oeugh brodht onl by exptolnrn while on the Sio ax Commniir.n Ia'4y [FronfAo, Oenville New.] lie MIdlland vu. The Geogirt Cen tral. Like all the other eitir.en of Grenville, e have road with the deepest interest e apious communications, extracts and cmmentg you havo publinhed regarding e serious qiostion now before the peo e-tho question of railroad oonnections. We are glad to find that all who have ritton from this oity are unanimous on to point, namely, that the Greenville id Lairons railroad must be completed - d in operation by the first of next Sep- ( tmnbor; and as far as can be learned, the eople are practically a unit in the deter sination to accomplish that end, conneo on or no connedtion, help or no help. That being the ease, we do not fear the isult. We want to see that road built, n as the people have filly made up ieir minds to build it there need be no .ear but that it will be so managed as to ecure our town all the possible good bore is in it. Meanwhile, it behooves us I he making ready for the boom and be u:ing and se-uring oils, paint.a and glass, ( nd it should I e remembered that Sloan a 3roq. have a stock of them which is un- e 'coolled here, at the very lowest market >rices. Ererythingwith them is sold for a uit, what it is and overy statement made t o purchasyrs is a guaranteed one. Those matters can be attended to wifh- I .u the next two monthi and then we can >egin to talk about stool rails and super tructuro. OIEENVILLI. Caught by an Octopus. A. diver who was trying to find pearls !T the Alaska coast, found none, but ound iiself all of a sudden, in the grasp A au ugly octopus w;th arms twenty oven foot long. Such an experience is care; but there are thousands of people who are caught by dyspepsia, which is luite as bad. An octopus hates to let o. So does dyspepsia. Brown's Iron 3itterc4 settles dyspepsia, and makes it .oos its (ruel grip. Mrs. Sehnidt and ier daughter, of 136 Conway street, Bal ;.n.>ro, were both cured of dyspopsi ia by he use of Brown's Iron Bitters. - Edca-tfti>tin l. Piedmont Institute. ---o The Exercises of the Piedmont Institute vill be restuned on \ONI)AY 12th JANUARY 1885 Term s samne as last year. P, 'ard is private fani ice at. $10 per 1 ithi. McCASLAN & RILEY. jant 8, 1885 aster's Sale. --o Y virtue of Decretal Order of the C >urt of C'onmon Pleas, inl the cas.e l w'l 'w tated, I will sell at Public Outcry, on waldyinV Fe:r.ity, 1F5., betweein the egal hourts if 5:11,, atl the Court Hlouse Ciir mi Pieke.:s (County l, S. C., upon thie :rinas set forthi, tine following REAL W'PATE, toi wit: i thte CaseC of C. IL. Miller eg al., Plain. ti,vs. C. E. Miller. et al., Defendl a .ts. Complaint for lefe. A1. TH'IAT1 TR'lA(CT OF LAND) in 'ivkens Couctr, lyinig, heir gand situate iCoun.ty and State af. resai< , aind cotaint as One i luindredl aiii Twl~enty Acres, mtore r es adij)iing lanidsi of D). IL. K.enne wre A. IHam.y and :.thers, belonging to TERuMS OF SA LF One-tird casht, alam ce ont a credit of onle and1 two years, amyaible in two eopual instalmnents, with Lterd er, seured biy mnortr.nage of the pre ses. Purchasetixr to pay extyta for papers. Rit H XVitl) LE WIS, Master, (O'ounee Coistity, S. C. jan 15, 1885 16 -.8 SEN~T FRE OF CHARQE. ii. 4 . IF. K ~cII & NON, lIh Ave. & 20th Sr., New York City, viil isu me on or about irceb 10th and send R~EE to any adldress their FOR SPR[NG A N1 SUMMER, 1885. l(eautifully illulst rated with Ii thographic 'ae;hion iiilli s aCn about 2,000) wvood en raving~s; a compiilete guid~e for all Ladles', '-ts', Chilbireni's and lInfants' wear, [ ouekeepinig Goods, Miuline ry. etc. TIhis tirmo dloe the larges ~t and most satie letory en~ (ita'oigue trdle ini this coutr y. They list al'l giooda at their New 'York tore prices, whlib cl.nre acknowledged lower b'ml thtose of anyk othern house~ ini tile United Thecy re'lciv bacwik aned refund the money or all goodsii in t deusired, (xccpting those nude to order, andol csi)0 ed:55( in' theoir boo)k. .1hey'.~t: iuarntIec Ill articles exactl - al re rese toed, and( hiave arnied' for ther $see Iii uequatl led reputantioni for fair and hion st deaulitng. ltU8LIN, CAMIUt AND) FINE UN D)ERWEAR A 8PEIr,LTY. D'ealers shIld( send for their Speceal )isom.t laist to the Trade. jal 15, 1883 15 4 Pro bate s Sale. State of Noungi. Carolis (oimsNTY 01' llKV.NB. IN PROB1ATE COURIT. t1lomtl 't . Ta'll ey, as Ex.cuini, of Curril Talleyv, d(cea':sed, Ii,cliiff, vs. Dudley Talley, et ali. )efrendatts. COMPI,A INT1. FOR RELIEF. Y t.r':e oft prio[dinigst hadl in the ~oi i'.. e' itit:'d O'aulse, for the purpos50eof . run inns o,r the paymentt oif the debts *f (CurriI'L Taley, deceised, I will cITer for atl' at pubilic ouiter, to tue highest hidde.r, SSaleday Iin FE'BREA LY, 188.5, dutri,oi he lega.cl htours of( s:ale, at Picken:s C. 11., . . thle fo.llow in1 ta Lads belontglfng to hei estaiite Of 'urril'.ab-,d en d TI'lRlEE' TiIA(TS, PA HI 'ElI OR 'IECEbS OF LA N D,llying, behlng and si nate intt hecoity adSate iifoiresid, on gran wnteu'trs of ( oien.y Riv~er, adjon nd othrs. contaiing eacht One Ilundre:d clres, mtoro or lecn. lats of the said tracts of Land catn he1 eetn int the omleie Of the .1udge of Prte)tL. T ER MS OF SA L E .One-third cash oin av of sale. b'alance Ott a credit until the r5t (day of Deeelr, l.985, wlith Interest tritm daIy of sale. The c:redit portion to be' eeutredl by ta mt' rtgaue oif thne prcemises e'r e.r to nar ext.ra for tanerst andt four 188 5? OW FOR IT CLOSING OUT ALL WINViTE G L ; O)S. We have iust completed our annual iventory of stock taking. Too many loods on hand-they must be sold. Sweeping Reductions in Price. We have neither the room nor desire a carry Goods over. This startling re uction in prices is like overything elso re promise, .Bona Fide. We are forced to obtain room for New loods before Spring. These Goods are 11 paid for, so we havoaright to slaught r them if we want to. 138 Pairs Trevore 3 Button Kid Gloves t 75 cents. Perfect Goods in every re pect, and never have been sold for less an $1.00 a pair. 1 Lot Whito Kid Gloves at 25 cents a >air. 5 Cloaks only. We will give them way at $3 25 each. Foriorpricos $4.85 nd $5.50. 2 Walking Jackets will be closed at ibout half prioc. 1 Lot Jersey Jackets reduced 40 per ,out. 2 Pieces Assabets, best quality Plaid Plannels to be closed at 40c., worth The. Fine Red 'lannels reduced to close jiut. Fine Drocs Goods "going for a song." No telling what fortuno will befall a real good Singer at our Dress Goods Counter. They mustgo. I Lot Fine Opera and Basket Flannels at 25c. a yard. Quito a bargain. Ladies', Childrens' andl Gentlomons' Wool Underveats reduced to close out. Bargains in Blaok Cashmeres and Mourning Goods; b.trgains in Colored Cashmores. J. H. Morgan & Bro., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MER CHANTS, _GRI:ENVILLE, 94. C. TREMENDOUS FAILUES IN CLOTHING! k large portion of our Stock was selected thiu season and paid for FROM 711a mm o th Stocks, Tlhrown upon the mairket at Slaugjhtering7 Prices, By IIouses that have And are going out of business. VIlOl ovince you that, in julstice to your self, you YOUR OILOTHING S H OE & F. W. POE & CO, QUREEENVILLE, S C. MRI. E, B. OWEN (formerly with W. rI. llagoodl & Co.,) is with us, and( will be leased to see his friend(5s and culstomers. oct 23, 1984 4 .MSNIDER DEARLF4R IN WTatches, Diamonds and Jewelry, GREENVILLE, S. C. ~ly faciltis for doing Fine Wiatch WYork is n aurpassed ini lhe Soiutha. AlI wo, k ga r nAi1 I 'i'l thle 4 elebrarad mil D mm.ioii To. McIA Lr AL1tANAC FOR 1 a a n. -TANUARY 1Q . A Happy New Yeaf' 0 The main object this month is keep Warm and Dry. 13U Y ~YOUTiu BOOTS, SHOES, HEAVY JEANS, H. FLANNEL,' UMBREKKAS, at McFAI,J 0 Rainy Day Examine your old papers if you have a Receipt for Ias account, if not, call at once one, at 1IcF. .i.. --- ----- Don't Be Backwar<, But I, a Settlement at Least onco A t Mck"AI. jan 1, 1885 DICKSO, THIS VE !h. Great R?eductio Prices of Every~ in our Stor-e to 2 room for a Lar ge , ment of Goods Bo by our Mr, M. RI. 1 sonl, whC/o is in . Intecrest anrd Bui.~ Goods for us AT Panic Price. JUST THINK OF 100 Paira Oroy Wool Bilankets a Pair. 100 Paira 10-4 White Bllankets a Pair. 50 Pair 10-4 Whito Blankota at Pair. Our Pri(ces on all other Gooeds a low to MENTION; COMVE AND C b J. M, DICESON, Ag. oat 30, .1884 Rose Leat, Fine Cut Navy Clippings and Snuffs EtST CflCOLEMMW