The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, September 24, 1885, Image 3
'Mr. MoFall's October letter.
'e.t the pr Yetmet}t pf the Gbrand
" pon have any cash to spare re
The cofton and corn (rops in tVia
unty are i little short of expectations.
' . $ead the advertisement of Johnson
agE0d, the thorugh-bred Jersy Bull.
The EEeautive Committee of the Pie+d
:t ont?' Assooiation met last Tu osday
Tl4. .Presbytory meeta next Fr
A; at Greenwood.
's lrmera, como to Pickens next Mon.
and let eaoh other know your views
n .he wheat and oat crops.
rs. D. F. Bradley left Piokons last
koday for Columbia whore she will
pod the winter.
We got no encouraging reports from
Qtr esteemed friend, Mr. C. W. Lay.
U$"a still quite sick,
fi '[Ias Lila Riley has returned from Lan.
gQunty, where she has been engngu
'ao ing school,
thPieayferian Church at this place
ib,)ow oomplete, A pommunion seryiee
d4~ a bell are the next articles on the
.4ket;
There will probably be an elcotion for
JItense or no lionso in Atlanta pomp
t:me this month.
A colored man in Anderson has raised
a .weet potato 7j inches-in cireuiferono
a8i weighing 28 pounds.
A Mr. Reynolds of Edgoflold County,
Pias a poach tree which, this year has
borne tovo crops of fruit.
A triple source of happiness:-a good
business, a contented mind and a bottle
of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
Thero is a decroaso in the earnings of
tllrailroads- in this State for the last fis
year.
A litt"l son of Captain A. W. Hudgons
of Easley (lied last Friday. The boreav
ed paronts have the synpathjes Qf the
entire community,
Mis. Mary Miller died at her rosidenro
'th)roe nils above this place, last Tue.ncday.
Sho was in the fifty fourth year of her
pie. She leavcs asix ohildr.i and miany
-rolttivcs and friends to fnourn her death.
* " The patience, persevr nc and energy
Wf Jtedg!, \Walice ii.4 wolt f,er hitit mn)st,y
gs)ldl(n opinions amnn;g eeur pwophi,.
'They wvill be glad when the time r lls
rouind for him: to prcsi, over the court
-Our t.iukK arm du^ to ("aptain Jnnue,
A. (rillia for sontti of the tin-at apple
s'.e have xeen lihibA feaLoun. 'hey worn of
the lIeu )aya im :v0 (rime's Golden varie
St.ies. Th'le Captan ha~s i suerb) orchard
gud ho n' improvag r overy par
et~ lect ion for,; ebsciptin or iin
iatbflciption to the~ Cajoiia, Cunmberland
(Gap and Chicago Railroadl will he hold
j'a the town of Aikeni on the 22d inst.
Mr. WV. 0. 84dtUa of Anderson county,
fronm one sixteenth of anI acre expgets to
.make about one hunidred p)ouic4 good.
~tobacco, which at % santa a pound would
1o worth '85
Convulems, fite, ete.,- are freqiuntly
causod by an army of worms gnawing,
gnawing, gnawving night und day, eating
the vitals away. S3hriu.or's Indian Ver.
nmifugo is a safe and e.heap r'5)wdy.
Salvation Oil, the greatest pain eure
an earth, is guaranteed to ifoet a cure
whore it is possible for the sont of the
d ~ise'se to bq reached b)y a liniment.
frico 25 conte a bottle.
lBen Brookman, colored, who was
stabbed at Greenville on goc 20th tilt,,
Adiod last Friday. The verdict of tlyo
Coronor's jury charged Warran Waolker,
~white, with the murder,
Last Friday evening as Mrs. ,Jaiies IL,
m.Arbler. and Miss Miehelhl were returnin)g
~ora town to the~ p)lantation, it became
o~st too dark for thema to drive suesB
fally, and when they wore near their
* ourney's end the buggy as overturnedl
.and its ocenpants throwm om;t, Noithcar
wats seriously hiurt. The mnule drew the
buggy into the wagon yard wrong side tip.
N rs. E. Moore, of A tlanita, gave en
nitertauient conitingi.i of recitatioils
md readings iu the Instituto IIall last
ahturday ni'ght. She was assistedl by
rof. Johnson, of Spartanburg. Mrs.
Moorn is travelling in~ the iaterest of the
1new Magazinae, Dixie, which is published
un Atlanta. We can't say that D)ixio
s upplies a long felt want.
Mrs. William Crawford a daughter of
. fr. Aaron Bgs (lied at her home bolow
* ~(entral on, . ,XNjday anmel 1;or remaians
grore interret tfeQllowing day ini the
family burying ground at the rosidence~
if -her father. Tho decensed was for a
nxumber of years a consistent memibor of
heMethodist Chiurch. The friends aind
~elativos have our~ 8eympathios.
- TzUE MUCH-AJmUSEa'TuLJ JAsWjCE.
'The Walterboro' Southern Star says:
If the pe ople continue to abuse tjge
trial justices it will have its effecta..
ter a timo. Unless this cojtinued
~abtuse is checked, tht eystes ad all
conntected with ;it will falt :ivto such a
blad odlor that it will b)e imUposs4ib)le to
get a dpecnt: or rospeebi,bhle mana to
takea y dnof the kind. This is
probabt (,rps1t desxired ly come,
,as they deMod themiselves wdh theo
idea tha.t the systemt .will then be al(lk
ished. In ,h is they could not be3 nore
s~gtaken. Toe trial ju'tie
Pesen pu t 0. Ors$d*rV,
Septesber Tei m 1885.
11kJ*,Hpnorable W. H. Wallace,
PresI4ing Jadge
We, the Grand y,respecully
b4g leave to report that wMa, pas
sed on all the bills hand@d us for
.gur cons ideration, and in tWs, our
general report would say tliat hnving
examined the County offices at the
former term of court, and having
heard no complaint in reference to
them, we have deemed it unnecessary
to examine them at this tor of the
cour,
We have, by a committee of our
body, visited the Poor House, and
And that the paupers pre properly
cared for and the farm in good- con
dition. We have also visited the
County jail, an:1 find the prisoners
are well taken care of, and the jailer
doing his duty.
We would suggest, that wing to
the financial condition of our County,
and the heavy taxes already imposed on
our people, we deem it unwise at this
time to recomtnoiid the building of a
new Court House, or the improve
mont of the present one.
We have examined the books of the ]
various Trial Justices, and find them
satisfactory, correctly and neatly
kept. We recommend that our Son- i
ator alinl nniberi of the Legislature
use their influence to lin,vo an act
passed, increasing the snlaries of each
cf the Trial Justices to the following
anotints:
For the Trial Justices of Easley
and Central Townships, each $125; t
Liberty and Pickens, each $755 Hur- (
ricane, Dacusville, Pumpkintown and
E'astatoe, paph $40. Also, an Act to
require land owners to remove from
their cultivated lands all dead timber
standing within reach of the public
roads. We would also call attention
of the Representatives from this
County to tho fact that too many
personis are exempt from road duty,
and we recommend that they use theip
influence to have the Road Law
nmtended so that all men who are
able to do niiial labor be re
1uiredc to <i road d,ii, andIS we would
i.so sugige,t that they endeavor to
i,:ye au Act lpa)Iyed(, whereby Super
visors, of Roads and Trustees of pub- al
tic schools should have suni remu: 8
'Xoration for their rvIcebr
We tiid ttmA f omra gross careless- 1
ness or intention, on the part, of con
stables A. G. Baker and Patrick
Russell, of Central Township, a pris
L)ner br the nme o,f Sain Cainnon
iatida i caLpa widl huntg nonJy.
ed to the County jail on Septeznbpoy
19th uilt., and would recomnmend that
the Solicitor take such steps as he
dteenms advisable for flheir prosecution.
It having been bought to our at
t4?nt[on that John 1t. Williams of a
Cent ralhIad been un lawfully engaged
in the sale of spirituous liquors, wa
made a thorough inves#gation of the
n)ater, an fud the charge unfound
ed, there being no p)roof to sustain it.
We call the attention of the County
Comnmissionmers to the fact that the
contract for the drainage of Eighteen
Mile Creek has nmot becn coni)plied
with, and we recommiiepd that they
give their inniediate attention to the
matter.
WVf return our~ thianks to your
onuor, tho Solicitor and other offi
ce of the Court for courtesies shown
us8.
All of which is respectfully sub
initted. W. MI. hTAOOn, Forenian.
"What shall we do with our Daugh
tersy'
This question is asked by a well-known
lady legturer, Well, we 0:11 do a groat
manny things with thom; one thing, we
must take good care of their healh, and
not lot them run dowvn and become onfee
bled. For the feminine ailmonts, whioh
mvbe summed up ig omgo word-debil..
ity w have a sovereign remo#~y in Brown's
Irw j3itters, which has dlono munch good.
Miss Mary (Oroonfiold, of Gaflatiak, 111.,
writes, "Jprowvn's Iron Ilitters cured mle
of norvousnesa, indligso and genoral
poor health." Let tlte .qther young la
dios take the hint.
Thpc I3est Salve in tily world for Cuts,
IBruh~ie, Sores, Ulcurs f4it Il,hemng, Fever
Sores, Tkettes, 0happ ed lIantds, Chmilblains,
C~ornms, and ali SNin JBrmutions, and posit.ive
ly oIures Piies, or' n pay reg9Ired( . It is
gumaranuteed to) give perfect entisfation, of~
mo,ney refundedi(. Price 2~ ,cenits per bot,
For saIe by D)r. G. W. 1Uirie,
1Wervous Debilitud M4e
You are alloweod a free trial of thirty
days of the usec of Dr D)ye's Celebrated I
Voltaic Belt with lectrie Susplenmsory
Applignees, for the speedy relief and (
permemn~mt cure of Nervous Debility, loss
o~f Yitatity and Manhood., and all kindrod
Complete raatoratg t9 hea~ultn vigo,r
a.nd manhood guarranteed, No riek ,i
full informegi00, terms, Cite., mnaii d free
b)y add'res3sing I'otaim 4tC,Mrha
Michigani._______
Johnson IHagoot.
rp !!i8FINE ThlOftOUGII-r.nl.1
- f[.,h iwlonuging to R. A. ILte
Co., will he found at JO EPHI '.STN
'TI.'s until the let day of Nove4 uber
BROW!
.---"JaI
'BEST TONIC.
This medicino, combining Iron wvith pure d
vogetahle tonic", quickly and corn itely I
Cures Dyaprepslnii ntigestton, w'nluu,
Inpure Illoot, .liaria,Chtlls aud Fevers, '
It is an u ig remedy for Dis;easea of the (
Hltuineytt nd I.1r
It is invtluable o'r ienaso, peciar to C
Wonen, and all who le d cladntnry lives. i
It does not injure the teeth, cause hendaehe.or
produce constipation--ouwr Iron mecdi,en do
Itenriclhes and purifles the bloo<1, sttiulate, I
the appotite. nide the assimntlatiou of food, ro- 'I
lieves Icartburn and Itelitpg, and btrength.
ens the muaeletl ahd nerves.
For Intermitttiit Fever, Lpssitude, Lack of
Energy, &c., ti has no cqual. c
Aa- The genuine has ntbcvo trade mark and j
crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other.
MXd..ry b7 D1OKS CUSill. CO., nALTIMORS, ND.
.
NEW FIRM,
OLYDE & SYLE,
mA~sraer, $. c,
--0--.
UGGIES,
WAGQNS,
ASH, DOORS,
1LINDS,
FURNITURE,
OFFINS, &c., &c.
Will not be tipler sold, All we ask is
tat you call andi aamina our prices and
OODS before yoyl buy, J
CLYDE & NYLE,
Qcneral Commilission \ereltutt?, 11
J;ASLEY, S. C,
BOWEN HOUSE,
aug 27, 1885 48 __ -lm
JEADQUARTERS
i'OR
3AGGING & TIES,
--0o ---
8 CAR LOADS ON HAND A1D TO
rrive, at pricos that cailjp;t b)u uidcrj r
,J
A Iwego atuok of DOOR3S, SASIl .)4
LINDS, away down below former
ricos.
A very large stock of DRY GOQJ)s,
LOOTS aid SHOES, HARD WAllF,
llOCK ERY, &a,
A splendid atook of COFFEES, SO.
lARS, 8YRUPS and FLOUR.
TEXAS RUST PQOOF OATS at 0
Give us a onll before buyin~g p.nd we
,ill do pmQ go)od
CE LY & BRO.,
WEST GRE ENVf tLLE.
anipt 3, 1885 49
Wevw Advertisements.
SNG INP18G01No G
ithe imarket . <iia lity~ cons2id ered. SA W
i,128, c l N Slfi-,L i n;.i s j j13);
III.M., (' ITTO N Pi-A NTIEllM, AN I) (
A. 11. F'AlIqU:lA,
'oiiy.lvani A.gricultural Works. York,Pa
Rept24, 1885 5~2 4)
PRICES CURRENT.
ORtP.ECTE Wi:v.iK. 07 ~nY ,RoHO & : i,LER
r1l1O markets ronmin miucht the saume asm
ust week.
'U(IAI-~Cuit Loaf..................8
C rulat d(...............
Powdered(I ........ ............8
Gxraulatd ..........8
Stran e............... 7
ExraWhite........... .. .
OyYFEE--Jnva, 1)Jd G(overuinent. . . 2," 00
Iaginityra........ ...123@i4
Ril>, I hoice.............. ligQt0
Prime..................0 0
Glood ...,...............10 ~00
%)rdin#m~y...... ........ 0
Muscovado i~%1n h~~ 3d).... ..,.4
P'Iuseovadin. bbla... . .,
('.b seit. bisl ).
New Orleans, choice
New Orleans, priome... j
New Orieg.ny. com ...
.'ams, 1Daivi,.' d ianmond . . . .M
Break fast lBacotn.........Q
,un)-Choice~( i<.ettle, tierees.
Ch<de iettIe tubs.
Rt!.N$-Corn, cA, ioad.........*
Yellowv Corn.a...
. Oats, TeCxnI Iluist Pro it
Ge.orgia Grazing.....
'LOUR--h1iite ('Iou, pe,r bt
R idder's Best.......
Do~ do choke. . ...,..7 50
(#. F. Grant, graniatedl. . , g e i
Shellyville...,......,...,...lit
iMvamrd S.treet... ..... ... . 5 ,
Pearl (ri.m per ob?. .. .... .P Eo
(,at NIea.... .... .... .....0)
t4eg.-(hic new...............,... 1
Prin.e neW.,............, j
..o..g.n.. ................ * yo
iialf bdris No X- - - r. 250
Quarter hbisM No A.. d. 22
20 lbs Kits No 8. ... 52
IS51bs Kits No 8....,.... in
.10Iibs Kita No 3 ...........A
Ena Pe'r trallon.... ..... 3 u
Clerk's. Sale
- A.
Pickc
ITATA or SQv'1I OAt1QT41A. c
OtiV'1A;Y or PIcIaENO. ATT4
IN COURT AF COMMoN PLRAS.
antes 1u Lathun, Plaintiff, against L. T.
Addington, Defeudant.
JUIGMI'T FO FolEcLOSpltE ._
[)UI41 TAN'r to a Decree fo.t Forecl)mure
and hie nade in the abovu stated J. If.
lisO, onhe :Ih Juine 1885, I will sell to Greer
jre highestbidder, at Pickens Court Iloise,
WI4nl he le al hours of sak-, on SALE W'
1AY IN 1O11I next, the follow-i'n
tvEr. IS''4TE, to wit:
All' that PIECE, PAWET, OR TRAC'I' Attol
IF LAND, in County and State aforesaid,
n waters of George's Creek, adjoiningi
indg of WYarren lHamilton, T. C. S )en"er
nd others, ling south of the old ,igon'r uroc
ridge 1adn, ontaining Seventeet and 1 tact
bre-foulhs(17.) acres, muore or less.
That other ''raet of Land, in County and
tale arortsaid, lying south of t, old
,igon s Bridge ltoad, adjoin ini the above
Fac1"ibed, 'Jract, and others, being part of
)e jarion IIamnilton Tract., Containing A 7'
ir - iyo (3i) ac :res, more or 1O;s.
IS CASII.--Iurchaser to pay for
J- .T 1.EW IS, o. o.r. P r
eept, 10, 1R5 ' Lut
Cuut
Clerk's Sale.
It.e of Moallla Vsiol 1I. reFc
COUNTY OF PICKENS.
IN COURT (IF CO31MON PLEAs. A t
ttnnister S. Lynch, Plaintiff, against
WViljln ': 14LynchI et al. D)efendantlt. Ju"
111CWREM, FOR RELIEF, &cr. R t
)U ,SUANT to an order fo. Sole in the
Lti4le stated case, madl oil the 8d
in)c 1885, by IIon. .. S. (athran. lresid
ig ,Jidge, I will so1l1 to the higiit bidder A1T'T(
61iekens Court House, dnring the legal
ours of sale, on S \ LES) \ Y N OCTy I.
11,( 1485, the following described 1{E t L
ST 'l'IE. to wit: A
All that PIE- E, P \1CEL (I THW,' leede
F L \N), situate, lying and hoeill ! in
ickens County, State t Soit h Carolina. t
1 0olenov 1{iver, adjoining landsof 'I'hus.
. Price, Iannister S Lynch, James T.
uFdlinc and others, vonutaining One 1iin
rrd (100) acres, iore or lIess.
'T'.ERMS CASH--PureIu:1ej to p:y for
-1 ,J. LF%Wt's, ,.
8.lin 10, 1f6S 5
For Sale.
I
111 E t},nie'signed Adlniu.ra.t . 'witlt Ani;t
P1h11" will annexed. of ibe Et.it.- t
"l)i i)%Vel , d('ea.sdc(l, Ierieb c r fcot ;r - heen'
te following :f:it
TRIOACT t i' L.i.u n, antd
w.e
part of the Ital Estat e of the said John +tate
Iwei, to wit: ta:;te
ONiE 'Tit.. CT O1" LANDI, sittinute ini v
1it'cen. 'tiipun ithin one nile f the ie
own f aet contatinin.g 272 acres,
sore. or les.q
A LSO,
That plortion of the ILD) I!)IggI1tACT
't :iu sJaiion Owen, lyinig i'eposs the lin A
ni Pieke'ns (County, cont)aiining (one 111un.
redl and( Eleveni if rrs. (Ily)inf re oir less,
IOnndCid by landls of --Joe M:,rt in, F. V. pl.v
':layfn and)f oithers. .->th of helise Tracts wvith
jy b divided to snit puriclui:sers. and1(
'i9:lIMS -- One-hialf "sgtlb J;lane on aj pre
rruli of twelve nonalths, x:ji h'n ad tastI
I)1rtae, to secfure' ti' eredi jporti'on of stan
yIr!'fi45f moneyif. Au<ireas .l. (C. WAT..1 certa
O N A,. Antuni. Anideirson Gf ot v, S.C. mm
r 1 egiiand se.e hima in pe*rsona. ilei
JiNO. C. W ATfI(1, Adi'r.y
sept 17. 18% i5
sell toi t!w' highest hi,blar, at icikensi-,
onlit I louse, oni t he FiltST! MON D)A Y IN
IiTlOBEJI. I18Ii5,
All that.1' PE(CE. PAIl' EL ( lt TPIi 'rT A fl
F L,A NI), sitiiuate in lPiikens Cafat v, ~
tie nmd a ha:lf muili.s WLst f LasIfy, S. ('.
f.l.1aiin lands or M. P. 1oger:s, lnrv u
U jii ot hers, efontaining SeventLv-ELight
tfres, miore or less., aiiil know I' a.s llia.
>roperty of M~ars. t 'as:utal m a erf's, dei- <
f'iaed, :in%l .'jd for sett lenment aliimag th IinY
cimrs, bay orde' r f' ihirf. Tss
rnfa.ii madife kinowni fan lay f salef. VEAf
M. P'. JlIOEIIS. Tiic
L G. BLACK, ~
Jewelor and Watch Repairing, R
bin St,, 2d Comer Below C. HI.
SeWiuy Machiane
TIIIE NJ-'W A 31ElIt(A N NO. 7, A ND a
lie New Ant nimt ie Whi ite are thle beiit.
.gJospf ead )uyry~s wailed'(.
W INV L E ,. , N. CI.
8. M. SNIDER
DEA ILLERI IN e
ba,
Mtc;hec, 'Diamonds and Jowelry,
ily fa.cilities for doing nep At ch Work is
naurgi'iesed in the $,.iuthi. All work guar
n31tOedi. I sellI thle C.clebate1 l Di arin ' d to
bod
bo
resid ng t rough ut h Un t
a4pport, ittperance, croiity, lliim. n
el
a1.5e and1 addrens A'r'lohny W' ~ A1, world
tuiding. 12.f17 flroadway, New York.
I e isg ce.n4sfor pioxioge 'anal
reivly. fr.e a *ostiy :box, of
f~irg o.d Cs w ll m & a#.1, clir.
03i1aer *ex. t o maore nac.ey m.igl t
WayV than any3I hiag else in i his rau-l a 'i
'iri n nes aiwani t he wor keeits aaii ni c,. . 1.a
Professional Notic>es
011-., wA. A. WILLIAM S
'n, C. ii., S. C. Gr6g('iille, S. C,
[IILD & W"'I1411,IK. I
)IINEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW
Gree"Vilc, S. C.
)rttctice i ll t the Cotarts of Grecnviile
Counity, Staite andl Fe<lteral,
2", 18$4
\VIITNt:, C. 1',. Ii lYa0No
ville,8. C. rl;rens, 8. C.
IITNER & ROBINSON. T
aneys and C3unsellors at I aw,
PICKENS C. I1., , .
Pt 1111et1ijon given to all hi4i,Ie )J
iceB in the SKI:e and lUnited States
( ri 1", .109 Cmmin ioner's O(Ile.
:;, 1s84 8 BL
131
EIOMAS C ROBINSON, l
T(O R X 1 Y A T L A IV 1
PICK ENS C. 11., S. C,
acLicem ill be Cot1t11 of to P
i aid in the United Statb
't.
fiee fi Coui't Ilouse, .t
)t 13, 1883 51 ly
lho-,r" J. If NE:wr o
tville, S. C. Pickens C. ll., 8i.
ANSEL & NEWTON,
t r s C . ., s . C .e
e 1l, 18% : t f
Olllr,o) .1. E. 1IOGGS
CHILD & BOGGS,
)tNI;1s & ()1'NSU1.U0Jl AT LA\W
PICKEITS C. I., S. C.
ill practice in all the State and
ral Co i t tta.
-c"h ', 13 2
at Let your Fruit
Waste,
Di
I N YOU (AN SAVE [T ALL
. sma1l cost with the American cl
i'r:serving I?'er mil Iqu id.
)-k .m O1' OUR 'I1ENDK SAY.
oNI,.tu:, S. C., )1.,reh 11, 15.
sure O ll ,a>'.s earSira - "' 'lbo
it;m 1'tit Prt'erving Powider and
id i at't;,ht f'oia you im certainly
a 1itk.:; with ii,. 1 have given it -
'trial on fruit, anio 1 nh1ieiitatingly
heartily reem(nmeid it. '1'lio fruit
&11ill. .. --m i It I" w.)% I: - --.. ...L f
of 1)reorvautioni with no uim tural
or :niell, and we iUs it out of the
'4isi cintshuity w~~ithot an iy dluinoge.
Pehbrutr'y 11ith, 18585.
mr3.) 11ill Bro's4-.1)ealr Sirt: The
riatn Frit Proserving Powdler and
ti<i I bought from y'ou las.it year~ is
ything cliii for it. I put 'up ap.. a
peaJchIOs, b)1lackhherriest and1 t.omattot* Si
it at dilferent ?easons of the year,
bhe.v ar1e now'' Ii perfect stte. of
3rvaition, with is petrfect.ly natural
. We uset out of the us.eltj tton.
iy withiout lry dItfaag. I suhatll~
inly wat more'4 and hiuartily recom-- CtQ
I it. Resp'ectfulty,
Mus. M~haniy C. SNIIrst.
*r sale b)y D)r. GI. WI. Earle, Pitkens,
; J. RI. Williasms, Coniral, S. C. antd
f. Jigood & Co., Etasley, S. C. .
hoesl Agonsti, Atnderson, S. C.
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ce mot.s ea .4 cam.ij of the u.A vgor.
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h Geate, icha hidl aofton the ,
'k plart I'in under the shoulder
do, F?ulfness af'Hr enring, wvIth a di., t I
lintion to etxertiton of bodly or :nindy h,
itaility of temper, L,ow slpirIta, witta A
selo. onvingnletedorno duty,
,arlriens, )flz',ne.n, Flut tering pt th* B]
art, Ilnts before thto eyo., a?pn.ach9
r tho right eye, IRostIonaneas, 9rlte hr
ul dresnrms, HIihy colornid Urine, and A r
S CON~STIPATION. Ar
UTT'S P1LLtS aro catpecIally adapte A r
suchtl cans, r,vno dvteo elrrects sne b
tgtt ofIntlitng n'o t,oastonlalh thir suT~torer. '
iey Ina'cn t the A Ipctlt,and4 cause thb It
y to Tlak,, osa Fils, tintu the 'ytemn Ia At
urished,vt an y thite onirt ActIon o0'
3fgetiverpr.1 iantarstoolha Ar
UTTsHAIR DYE, At
atAT IIAtIt or Whiltrns chattged to t A
)arsa Bl,ACK by a singloeapplicat,ion 07,
a DrRt. It, impartsi a )nturai color, acta A.
tanit aeiyiii. bolt1 by ~)rgglats, or:
it by express on receipt of Si.
Vigo, 44 Murray St., New york,.
fti l nusi Chest.AIin arel ieved iytaklfne
0 LOOK AT 01) S
JY BLACK AND COLORE) M4j.4KS
nck and Colored Satins.
ick Canhimeres.
ick Ifenriotta Cloth.
itck Alma Cloth.
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wok and Cclprod Nia nr lling.
kic and Albatroey.
I COMPLETE IJN1
In Dry GQQdS
I jILL G'ARANTEE PRICES (
ANY HOUSE IN
GREE VT11
ARBLE AND GARNITEi
MONUMENTS,
1195 ZThM2, '.
>nt wa-st, ymnIr mny on hotch
MIarlle lw rk.
ienpeut Iron Railings in the world.
.re vle 4.0i :
lec 18, b4 1 ly
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No Hlonen win ll eo o.c or rLx a
I.iF uasI wlr \re 'g I i*j t In.
out p1%mte w0orrntjen AP. NFw.
utzs owhtg 0(iscam te uanit o nil
Foutra1 Powder w . cue.r.reen.a..12 aa
aior's PwuIg Uniroy &arai-sn
DA E. OUTBi ProprNietor,
.jj~~* S:i',r Ii. BA 1 O . d
>mbarand Grailoa lo
N'.ta ab r .3 l 1I9th, 1Gi+. IN sn
riwill runI a h...r.with'h.uliS pted
No~E Idij.. 50 e PM p No:
.,. ('AJ ji.. . Dl p i.i 5
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ry ivtew rr........5 Il :i p
ri vi Niey-rix........ ..1 0 111
riat Genvill. Brancphm
are reen ile t .. ... 10 20 a
riAe lo. ..............11 25 ai mi
ri ve 1lodyt... .......12325 p m
rive V Niti............. ... 45 P:11p
riv Newherrv~l~ ............. .. 30 a mi
rive Alsum (.......... ... .. 4 0 pm
iiiLColii......... 2 II "
ive Alstlon.l... ..............1(1 57 p mi
ri've t In (io ............ .......I 02 p mn
ri; NN p Er",I. T loS. 97p
r~~ive 'c , it & .iil I)-ot ]{ . fo :tautp.m
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-riv CliTn~t .. . (; 19' Pli'~' n; t
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ndia Lincns,
til Over Emb
dmbroideries,
IoRiery, GlQeo,
adioe Underwem
ufantsi Dress# .l'
OF VE
and No
)N EVERYTMNO
GREENVILLE.
Respectfully,
J. M. DICK1s
LE, S.-L
PASSENGl. 1)E RT Ii2
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enge Train 8ervioe onthe Ak '
harlot te Air Liu Divisiou ill..
:XPrEt:8 r.o 51, is at . to ; "k
,cave Atlanta
rrive Gaiueaville
LuIa A
Habn"in-Unp Junction B
Hen cept 1).
8prtaniv >ur F
trrive C aigte HI
ALa, No. 58, pap.b~
1291a A
Hli.bun Gap Junctulpn B 9
Gelenville
Spalrlanlburg V "
(lG,rlotte 1[0
F\:XPRESS NO 50, J1r
ave Gasnito in~4
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Sene.c a
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Lula i
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llrive Allaisia -
31.ilL No. 52, Iai,LY
re'ive Ch:i ltlt 1 1pi1
Greenivillu
lace 21 p
1Izahtu Unp Junctipp ~ - 41~$
Ginesi-~ville 0 6phs'
c com.ltiAino 1 'rain. ("'4ir Llno1po'
,trive (OiiniCShile 7 Oaj"
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S ,i1irtnhi r i~t32~ 4
Gree&n i , 6
Cent rail 7
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\rrive (Greeniville at
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8 I. et utuad 52 leaveN ti ig
Buf4fet Sieccing Cars Witoto hang*
On trains Nos. 50 and 61, New Yassk or'
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Jol n i1,l o, a n d s lish.nit y tn nd A r e illo.
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