The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, September 24, 1885, Image 4
Mr. MaFull's Ootober latter.
- cthe. getetment of the Glrand
ep1*ou have any oash to spare re
T" SN'tirr ..
The cOtton and oorn (trope in tl,is
unty are i little short of expectations.
ead tlhe advertisement of Johnson
IagAd, the thorugh-bred Jersy Bull.
ThaE eeutive Committee of the Pied
pidn 4 Assooiation met last Tn esdaty
Prosbytory meets next Fr
at Greenwood.
,k -1rmers, come to Pickens next Mon.
-y and let eaoh other kuw your views
n'the wheat and oat orops.
."'ys. D. F. Bradley left Pickens hist
londay for Columbia where she will
pond the winter.
We-get no encouraging reports from
4tir esteemed friend, Mr. 0. W. Lay.
is still quite sick,
ML %fiss Lila Riley has returned from Lau,
te, gunty, where she has been engaged
4A aohing school,
STh Peabyterian Church at thie plaoe
4,liow oompete,. A pommunion seiyioe
prd( A bell are the next articles on the
dooket.
There will probably be an eloetion for
jt;ense or no liuonse in Atlanta some
time this month.
A colored man in Anderson has raised
a sweet potato 71 inches-in cireumferono
slid weighing 28 pounds.
A Mr. Reynolds of Edgefleld County,
baa a peach tree which, this year Las
borne two crops of fruit.
A t.iple source of happiness:-xa good
business, a contented mind and a bottle
o)f Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
'There is a decrease in the earnings of
S,railroads. in this State for the last fis.
ear.
A little son of Captain A. W. Hudgens
of Easley died last Friday. The boreav
ed parontt+ have the syllpathiet; uf the
entire community,
Mi-s. Mary Miller died at her residenre
troe mi!as abovo this place, last Tuesday.
fShe was in the fifty fourth y;.r of her
ege. She lea"'c,. six uhildr.m und many
relAtives and friends to mourn her death.
- The patience, persoverenen and energy
pf Tudg \Vallnee lesu w(tol f-r hiin nwa,ty
g.)ldenl opinions amnng ter p,pul,.,
They vill be glad when the time rolls
1"ounid for hi m to p-resi,;u over the court
-Ou: (hmk: a: nrr3 du- to ('aptain ,TI,
A. rifli for No:no of the tine-st applos
-e have seen libs oeasoni. ''hew worn of
tihe l1en Dayi :u; (rine's h;lden vario.
tieq. The Captain L s euperb orchard
iuid ho i's ingn;)ving i. overy yer
~ieleition .L'# ehseipt(ion i)r fi,
f5tihscrip)tion to thai Carolina, LUumberland
Gap and Chicago Railroadl will be hold
ja the town of Aikoen on the 22d1 inst.
Mr. W. 0. $rdth, o cApdersonx conty,
fi-om one sixteenuth of an ac.ro expepts to
.make &aout one hundred p)oundkIac4 good
to)bacc'o, which at @ t,eits a pound would
$>o worth 715,
Convulsims, fits, etc.,- are frequently
caused b)y an army of worms gnaing,
gnawing, gnawing night and dlay, eating
*ihe vitals away. Sh3ritior's Indian Ver,
miifugo is a safe and thmeap rimdy.
Salvationi Oil, the greatest pain eure
an earth, is guaranteed to effeet a cure
where it is possible for the scnt of the
lise-we to be reched by a liniment.
hrice 25 cente a bottle.
lRe, Brookman, colored, who was
stabbed it Greenville on gio 20th uIt,,
,die,llast Friday. The verdliet of tlyo
Coroner's jury (harged WVarran Walker,
iwhite, with the murder,
*Last Friday evening as Mysu. Jamines IL
Ambler.gend Miss Miachell wvoro returning
~fom towen to tbo3 plAntation, it became
imost too dark for them to drive sucesns
fally, and when they were near their
journey 's and the huggy was overturnedl
.and its occupants throwu om;.t, Noithar
was seriously hunt. The mule drew the
buggy into the wagon yard wrong side up.
MJrs. E. Moore, of A tlanmta, gave an
* entertaiiument conisist-inig of recitations
and r-eadings in tho Institute Hall last
* Saturday ni'ght. She was assisted by
Prof. Johnson, of Spartauburg. MJrs.
Moore is travelling in the interest of the
ne w Magasine, Bixie, which is published
~im Atlan.ta. We can't .iay that Dixie
supplies a long felt want.
Mrs. William Crawford a daughter of
K ir. Aarotr B gs died at her home below
h 4entral on . $led1ey and lyar rennaius
gwrr iterre4%d?@ ol1owing (lay in thme
family burying ground at the residenne
~y of -her father. Tho deceased was for a
-numb~er of years a consistent member of
Aho Methodist Church. The friends amsy)
elativos have our 8ympathies,
Tn,z Moca-A,IU8EIS'TIuAI ##WiJcE.
'The Walterboro' Southern Star iays:
If1 the people1 conltinlue to abuse \~
trial justices it will have ita effectif
ter a imo. Unless this cointinued
abuse is checked, th~e systerll nd all
comte~ctedl witi ;it will fahl :i-to such a
'bad odor that it will be imipossibile te
got a dpcont- or .rospeta,le man t4
take a nof the kinud. This it
probbl osylt desireCd by rovne,
as they .delude themselves with the
idea that the system will thon'hes~ al,al
inhed. Iuithin they could not W mwort
Sistiken. TUho trial jusPtice wae
ITesentmet of Grad ryv,
Septe,ber Tei m 1880.
Hnorable W. H. Wallace,
P esidin Jdge;.
'We, the Grand respeefully
beg leave to report that w ..cva pas
sed on all the bills han4e us for
gur consideration, and hi this, our
general report would say that having
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 toq of the
coilrt,
We have, by a committee of our
body, visited the Poor -House, and
find that the paupers Are properly
cared for and the farm in good. con
dition. We have also visited the
County jail, and find the prisoners
are well taken care of, and the jailer
doing his duty.
We would suggeat, that Qwig to
the financial condition of our County,
and the heavy taxes already imposed on
our people, we deem it unwise at this
time to recominoia4 the building of a
new Court House, or the iugprove
mont of the present one.
We ha,e examined the books of the
various Trial Justices, and find them
satisfactory, correctly and neatly
kept. We recommend that our Sen
ator and ptentbers of the Legislature
use their influence t4 layo an act
passed, increasing the salaries of each
of the Trial Justices to the following
amounts:
For the Trial Justices of Easley
and Central Townships, each $125;
Liberty and Fickens, each $75, Hur
ricane, Dacusville, Pumpkintown and
Eastatoe, paeh $40. Alio, an Act to
require land owners to remove from
their cultivated lands all dead timber
standing within reach of the public
roads. We would also call attention
of the Representatives from this
Couty to the fact that too many
persoxis tro exempt from road duty,
and we recommend that they use their
influonce to have the Road Law
amennded so that all men who are
able to d( manual labor be re
quired to d rad luyN, and we would
;.sc sugget that they cudeavor to
buye an A t pat edl, whereby Super
visors of Roads and Trustees of pub
lie schools should have suiu remur
,uration for their ,wrvice ,
V flid tlt roi gross careless
ness or int.tntion, on the part of con
stables A. G. Baker and Patrick
Rtussel!, of Central Township, a pris
on1er by the namie of Santi Caijnon
iiteld his escapl3t whlI)lw bn. aanny.
ed to the County jil on Septemubpy
19th ult., and would recomnn)end that
the Solicitor take suchm vteps as he;
deems advisable for t1$.eI prosecution.
It havnuig been baought to our at
t4ntion that John Rt. Williams of
Central had been unlawfully engaged
in the sale of spirituous liquors, wa
made a thorough investigation of tihe
uter, and fbyl the charge unfound
ed, there being no proof to sustain it.
We call the attention of the County
Commiissioners to thle fadct that the
contract for the drainage of Eighteen
Mile Creek has not h)ec-e conmplied
with, and wve recomm111epd( that they
give their ininhediate attention to the
mter.
WVp return our thanks to your
IUoior, the SolicitQr and( other ofli
cers of the Court forn cour-tesies shmown
us.
All of wh.icih is respectfully sub
nitte4d. W. M. ITAGOOn, FoQrenlan.
-'What shall we do with our Daugh
tersy'
This questionl is asked by a well-known
lady lecturer, Weoll, we 0:m1 do0 a groat
many things with them; one thing, we
must take good care of their health, and
not let themi run down and beoome enfee
bled. For th~e femflininlO ailmfontai, whiCh
imay be0 summedf(31 ,ip i1g ove word-deobil
ity we have a sovereign ramn<jy in Brown's
Xron Iitters, which has don0e1 mulhli god.
MIiss Mary (4roonfiold, of Glalatia, Ill.,
writes, "JFrown's Iron I$itters cured zlo
of nervousaness, indigostio4 and generel
poor health." Let t1ge qther young la
dies take tihe hint.
T\lck1og'S AMig~a Salve.
Th'1p lcat Salve in th~e wor-ld for Cuts,
Sores, Ttstes, 0 happed Iftnds, C'hilbilainst,
Corns, and aJl Shin J-rup1tionst, andi postitive
ly cure's Piles, or 1n0 pay reqtuired . It is
guIaranlteed- to give perfectL ieatisfation, og~
money refundedI'(. [-rice 2I i:ents per bot,
For salt by' Dr. (1. W. 1%rle,
Wervous Debilitdd Meg
You are allowed a free trial of thirty
days of the use of Dr D)ye's Celobrated
Voti Belt with Electric Suspensory
Aplib.nees, for the sp(Aedy relief and
pernm*jent ca.re of Nervous D)ebility, loss
of Yitality and Manhlood.,, and aill kindred
troubhles. Also fvr Ivany other diseases.
Complete reatorat.i0,n t9 hea:lt,m vigor
uand mianihood guranteed, No riek jie
full inform~tiuv, terms, etc., mailed free
by addrssing I'4ta I i4 09,, Marshal
Mielugan. _______
JOhnson I*agood.
SE liL belonging to RL. A. 13owe
o.,, ' wllwh found at JO0 E.PH L,. RTAN
TI til the 1st day of Noveiber.
BR
i .
BEST TONIC. =<
This medleino, combining Iron with pure
vogetable tonics, qulckly aid coni letely
C'nre" D aseptA Inligentau, Weln c$,
Insure liloodi, .lialarla.k hills and Fevers,
and Neural ta.
K ilns an ufiud -renedy for Diseases of the
It is invaluable for plsnaao. peculiar to
Women, and all who ic d scvalntary lives.
It does not injure the teeth, cau,.e headnche.or
produce constipatiOn--Uhe r ron medicinets do.
Itenriches and puriflts the blood, stimulates
the appotite, aide the assihilation of food, ro
lieves Icartburn and liclchipg, cnd strength.
ens the musles alad nerves.
For Intermiittpiii. Fyver,. Lpssitude, Lack of
Energy. &c., I; has no cqual.
q- The genutne has nhKovo traie mark and
crossed1 red lines on wrapper. Take no other.
Made".Ir oi fIOIT CUialCA. CO., N LTiMOKn, M .
NEW FIRM,
OLYDE & SYLE,
EASL1 y, $. c.
----0-.
BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
SASH, DOORS,
IMTNDM,
30FFINS, &., &c. FURNITURE,
Will not be iider sold, All we ask is
hat you call am(1 oyamino our prices and
3OODS before you buy,
CLYDE & SYLE,
Qcneral Co1m1mission Merchatnts,
\.SLEY, S. C:
BOWEN HOUSE,
atig 27, 1885 48 3m
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
BAGGING & TIE S,
- --
8 CAR LOADS ON HAND AND TO
trrive, at prices that calnJt 1 , undcr:
A lime atook of )OOtS, SASI .atj
BLINDS, away down below former
pricos.
A very large stock of )RY GOQp),
BOOTS a..id SHOES, HARD WAIIE,
CAG)CKERlY, &9s,
A splendid aitock of COFFEES, &13:
GARS, SYRUPS and FLOUR.
TEXAS RUST PQOOF OATS at 60
oontai per bushel,
Give us a onll bforoe buyinjg p.nd we
will do pmQi good,
CEL.Y & BRO.,
WEST GRIEENVg LLE.
sept , 1885 49
lie,w Advertisements.
ENG(1IN PS GINWI G
in the market, <qulity consideired. S.\ W
MILLS, (OlIN 8ffLLE s (el)l>It
MILLS, (COTTON ) PLJANTEIIM, A NI)
STAN I A1l)IMPLE.\1ENTSGENElI,
LY. Send for cat alogue.
A. 11. F'AltQUlI Al,
Ponoaeyvalni:r Agricultural Works. York,Pa~;
sept 24, 1885 '2
PRIcEs CURRENT.
T9IEsE LYEICES A R : FOR. WiIjf38A.F
L()TS.
CoRR cC'r EwIi.-K LY~ BY F IRU1BkON & M1I0LE)
Tho11 markt.s romin much the sameil a:
lat week.
SuoAIs-Cu,t Laoaf.................8
Crowderd. ....... .... .....8
(Granulateid... .............8
..tram.... d................. 7.
Extra White o.... ......
Golden c..,........,....
lBrown......,..,,,...,.,
CoyFEE~--Java, pild (Governmjent. .. 25@04
Laginayra........'...IM
RI> 1hoice...............11 t)
Prime..................ogi
Glood..................10 (Ji
er . ..........9 goI
&hdingy.......,9g
Museovado -G4u n h ids..... ..,....
Mueoao nbbls...,
Cuba in bhl'i..... ..
New Orleans, choice -
New O)rleans, primje...
New ')rjeantI, ar .. . .. ;
New (Orgyjns coUIwyon.. .
BActoN-- (liar 11. &i<u dry sal . . ..
Treak fast Hitacon. .. ....
Inn11--Choice Cttle, tiernes.
Cho(i4r tkett.le tubs .
Choice ket4t.e Ibckets 1.
GAl4NynCornl, caI,r-ioad.......
Yecllow~ Corut. ....s...
.Oatts, Trexas Itast Proof T
Georgia Grazing.... ..... 5
FLOIn--White ('loud, pe,r 11) bi. .. . . $ 4 (
Ridder's Bes~t........... 7.of(
Ho do choke.. ...,.. 4
Mheliyville...,........., o
ilAvard street-... ..,.... ..5 5(
P'earl Gits per tI. ... ... .'
4)at 5leal............'..... of
Rae~ ('itee new...,...........
Prime new.,............... y
(Guoog new........ ........
NMu,. .-No.8....... ....... $go
ifalf hahis No '4. . .....,.. . .# Sf
Quarter hbls No.4...,..... .2 *9
20 lbs Kits No 8......
151hls K(its No 8............I 00
-10 jbs Kits No :.........
)MOsy. -r gallon.........
Clerk's. Sale,
$ATA Q$' $QUTH 4AI4NA.
O(tNTY O# PICIENs. A
IN COUl' OF COMMON PLRAS.
Juites hl Latham, Plaintiff, against L. T.
Addingtoni, J)efendanit.
JU)GMI1T FOR FOlEchosuit. .
IU4S^iiJtN'1 to i -Decree fo. Foreclosure
andI 4110 made in tho rbou stated J.
cilse, on the :i June 1883, I will sil to G1
tie highest bidder, at Pic'kens Court I ouse,
(hiring ihe Iegit hours .of sal', on iS hES4
l)AY IN OCTOBER1 next, the followjith
nAL, liSTAT, to wit:
Aii that PIEC(E, PARCEL OR TRACT A
OF LAND, in County' and Statt( aforemaid,
on waters of George's Creek, adjoining
landg of Yarren liamilton, T. C. >enc er
and otheru, lying south of the old lligon's 1
,Bridge Itoa(d, containing hevunteen' and
l'hre-fourih4 (17) acres, mnore or lebs.
A LSO,
''hat other ''ract of La nd, in County and -
State uro1tsaid, lying south of 'iu (id
Ligon's Bridge Road, a1djoining the above
dc;scribed 'Iract, and others, him part of
tile I!arri'on alnilton Tract., containing A
Thir.y'' (3,5) acres, more or li ss.
'iJIM3 CASII.-Purchaser to pay for
tifus
J- .1I.ELEWI:3, (.0...
sept 10. 1AR5 rl) 4 8
C
Clerk's Sale.
-0
State of Kout liirolin a u
COUNTY OF PIclKENS.
I- COURT of COJIMON PLEAS. A
I3tInnistir S. Lynch, PlaintiIT, against
Wiii tuI ' L,ynch et ill. llefend ant:,. _
IICRIEE Fo1l ELIE1, &c.
UltJSUAN'' to an Order for Sale in the
uhule stated c-16e, nn110: onl the &d
.1 un 1885, by IIon. J. S. Cot lrn, presid
ing ,Juige, I will sell io the highest lhier A
at Pickens Court f )1ue, during the legal
jiours if sale, on S \ LFS) Y IN OCT( -
Ia'1' .'I'E. to wit:
Al that PIE- E, IP iREIL OI: 'it\"' i
OF L \N), situate, lying and br'ine in
Pickens County, Stat u of South Carolina,
on olenovt"River, adjoin1ing lai(sof 'Tiho -
it. Price, iannister S Lynch, James T.
BTufcdinc and others, cont:aining One Ilunt-1
dredc (100) acres, more or lss.
T.EltIS CASi-- Purehati1 ' p: for
-. J. LEidWs, ec
s.ept 10, 1*85 50
elt1 ,I s - -- 50Fo r S a l e .
Sr1.1; 1.rsignedl Adn.i.i..r.or. with
h1 w I' till anamexed. of 11he Estat.- I
JIoln.1) en, dlecea.-ed, he"reb ;"ot"I'fu= sat' I
Vhe followingN
TRtACT la tk ,
A part of tle Real Est ait' of the said John
Owen, to wit:
ONl; T1iACT OF LAND, situate in
Picken4 pulnt ithin one mile of the
Tow o Cn onainin.ig I )aes,10
Thaitiiir portional of heOLDIIOJT ilACT. V
(1hiympiz and oIthers. Both1 of these Traicts
111ay bei dIivided to su ipurchaseNrs.
'1ElIMS.- On)e-hlf eslb, #:atInee on a
c'r'dj (If tweilve months \ithi ?(J( ori .nid
ny:C)i7O!e, tl secure th (redi t poion1(1 (ofj
pYjilip4e money. AdrtiressM .l. C. WA.-~
(Ir el.i~ and see h111i i esoni.
J1NO. C. WVATit NS, Admi'r.
sept) 17, 18%5 51 ' i
S IfIEIEY G~iVEN, TH IATl I Vi1LL
Cm. IiiIoiuse, oni t he FilLsT' M.ON D)AY IN
All that. PlE'CE. PAi''EL,C l'HATitA
OTF L A NI), it unte ini i *~.n (Co4i v,
onet and( 1 half miles We(st oft Eairv, S. C.,
i. x amd otheirs, cIlonainingIL sevenitv-Eight
Acres, mlore or less, an0l known:; th
ProIperty of Mrs. ia :ls;lira iIIowers, de
hiris, byv oIrder (If the heciri.
''Trms madiie knowni I ioy oIf saiie.
M. P. IL0) 31iC.
KG. BLACK,
Jewelor and Watch Repairing,
Ln St,, 2d Comenr Below C. H.
THI E NNWV A MEICA N No. 7, A ND
tile New AuItoii je Wite a :ire t ihetet.
(REIiNVILL~E,. -. i. C.
miar .5, I1885 23II
S. M. SNID]ER
DrEARLER IN
W oc , Dliamonds and Jewelry,
My ft.ciiuhies for doing Fine WR ih Work is
unsurgl4lacal ini thle $.icithi. All! worki gular.
tintced . I selli Ithe C ,ebrhate l iaii lond
SpectacL.es and Ey lasi
~peduresidiing throiugho,ut hie Un.
sup41port, i ltempleiranice, cruilty,~ inc4.omi._
pa.tiiliity, tc. Advice fre,. . Stote yourI
cas4e and addIrnssArro)nNi.r WVAeD W(.1I
Bintding. 19A7 Broadway, New York.
' 8 end ,,i. ce.n Mfor pos.tn.g a ni
receiv.e $4ee a *ot-i~y .box of
r'9oAs wich wiH &g.jp nl.. of
ebber 1ex. toaniri me.y.igl
P ary ilhan aniyinig else in this wvorbi.~
Porm ones I wYaiit thi wornikerii ablso,itely sim e
Ad,iltre' T M2 & Co.*, Augumo. Miin.
Prfessional Notiocs.
A. 0111.U, WM. A. WILLIAMF
cke.n;, C. II., S. C. Grea'nyille, S. C,
CIIILD & 1kLL4IAMN.
rTORNEY8 & COUNSELOt8 AT LAW
Giareu 'flc, S. .
Iil protelleQ in all thie Co1rts of Gr-eenville
County. State and Federal,
may 29, 1884 311
. 'IIITNtR, C. 1i. 1 lI VOTnoO ,
-e t1viII . C.r1ic4elta, S. C.
WHITNER & ROBINSON.
ttorneys and Caunseilors at Iaw+
PICK hE\S C. 11., . C
o1p1l)t i1ptenlion given to ill h1n4lnet+8
actiolCsiu the stale antl Unitett States
QOlitre ii Sciwol Comin5i er's Oi)lcc,
.11 ,i1, Ishl f
THOMAS C ROBINSON,
7 T 0 i E Y A T L A W
PICK 1ENS (. 11., 5. 0,
PracOicem in the iloenta of the
Latu and in the Uuiu d Stlatu
ourt.
Ollice in Couert, Ttouise.
.jett 13, 1883 51 Jy
F. ANSsr, .,. I Nt.wro
reenville, S. C. Pickens C. 11., S.
ANSEL & NEWTON,
Stt to r a ' ' s at Law,
PICI(EN.5 C. 11., S. C.
June 11, 8lhs; tf
A. 0i 1Li). .1. E. BOGGS
CHIL) & BOGGS,
TTOI N ItS & (N NS1J1tS A'T LAWW
PICKEI'TS C. I., S. C.
Vill practieC it, all the State and
edIentI il t ts.
nutrb , 18y3 2
)on't Let your Fruit
Waste,
WHEN YOU CAN SAVE IT ALL
t v1ry smal 'otwith the Amoricanl
ruit Pr1':s.rvin1g Pl.nc1tr 11;1 Iacuidl.
SOME 01' OUR FRIEND SAY.
A NPiPa.O,, S. C., MArth 11, 1N.,
? .44.1r1. i; iil 1r''.s 1)car Sirs: T'he
U.,"i1:m1 Penit Pr('"erving; Powdler and
iuid I b.'ght fioin yu lua certainly
('I aPI Mi0'+N with inI. I have given it
f:l ir trial o fruit, :1 1lo uIhe"itattingly
nd( hea'irtily recomndt it. Thell frunt
rt+ i)1t lit, ..:12 It 1- ,. .- li ., .c..
tite rof p1rr::"rvatioI with io unuatural
t::te or I11m1ell, and we un't it out of the
Il5S'ls cotiuutly withou1t anly dultnge.
Res.pectfl[y W.T A. Ghu::un.
Pehruary 11th, 1 885.
Xjeriiptu F"ruit Presierving Po wdeir and
[irquid I bought from you lasit year is
werything claimie< for it. I put up ap.
vith it at diil'ront acaonstJI of thel year,
itd theOy are now ini aL perfect etdte of
>rexervation, with a~ perfectly natural
jeite. We useti (out o1f tho4 :'P.n(llj ()n..
Pta:u tly withtout uany dlamafgo. I shaill
-ertaPi'uly w'iia mOroA; and hatrtily re~omi
Mus. MAin.v C. SNu,r.s.
F'or Hual y D r. (. WV. Earle, Piekenu,
1. C.; J. Ri. Williams, C(ninal, S. C. andl
iY. MI. )iaPgood & Co., Easle1y, S. C.
HILL JIRO'S,
Wh'lolesaleb Ag~en1t.', A I(lE)7'Orao, S. C.
7%~407" - - RVeCUSDEB LiTY
A RADICALOE FOR O tiofen imhlih neu.c.r
D vou 'V.0s ren. Av1 h o
t~Ii r aPis. (;er ("r Fic
~)runc calnesC' n 0 er ren Trial Piek
'P o. rd b:gri ing* ..rtan
lnYo4rng.Ml<dieo i'2.' " .RI'
W..- - Pt ,i ou ies. or ent:so
TFs-ren FOPR OVERtlix o i nIiO (iU t no.ic ini
ViAPS DY UI N MANY' .A r ':
TuoveAno CASEs.. z ucro ca o
the sat of 'i ds lits
t'Pnu )6.ith, -~Pic~ i pA,ic it hi c i fi
3.'thout Ndel,y. The nnt-t
l'o(ieata Id re l Trune os of t he hu..
PAY(M.:, t3OF
In'. oft n Epti Jiol' co'iv' "aj
One horet, - itia - 'hll aijan'lo brInsher
Two Ment.b.. to ('u . i,si rrod o myeindt
ftfu reeonpa, '/ .ii cor<d h Ure, ndr
ATITS Rin Tdi r enpecl adste
to 0 sp N. ~i! TOnP d.. tTocs. io
T UT T'SYE
25O~i YEJACKIyRing SEpia.n
thiITe. rats iMedt elTuraip or eAges
Lofn ppn0ite Ilowels St, Pwloa1
the hend, it dullP 1W anato in thecli
back part Pai urthe shouLr
DICK
TO LOQK AT OUfl
BUY BLACK AND COLOJLI) 84KS
Black and Coloredl Satine.
Black Cashhneres.
Black Henriotta Cloth.
Black Alma Cloth.
1laok and Cqglpred Nn yolling.
Black and Albatros4.
4 COMPLETE LIN
In Dry GQQds
I WILL GUARANTEE PRICES
ANY HOUSE D
GREEi1V1
MARBLE AND GARNITE
MOiNUM1ENTS,
Dout waste youIr money oni hotchi
MaIrbleC nrk.
Cheapest . Iron I ailingH in the world.
( 'rcee 'V i1ie, t . (:
dec 16, b4 12 ly
f1v oL M. L %u rLQ POWDFDQ
WIll) eure or provent Iape.
No HIoRan wil) die of Cor.Ic, lior or Luxa Fa
yx4 I onta Pow<ierpa rv tgeog I in me
>ht)y't P1)owdert w il)cureaIni p4resvent il0o CUOL.UnA
out.'s l'Qw4ti4*j y.0[hlas th e 414) ua4ntity of millk
and cream) t.pety p,f pont., and wuake the butter airm
anti sweet.
Font.wa Powders wint cure or prevent almost xvant
DIBEA8R to wichl Horses~ nniel Cattle nro4 PuMIoct.
Fouiz's Po wor a WILL wn E.xv SAA-rerc-r ox.
told eyerywhiere.
' AVID E. OUH,Prop,rietor, '
Columbia and Greenvillo RlaIroad
.3
n ::d br ly19h 1 1 1sen
p n hi r.:n ;id.~ it r. un-he:;: 1 ). l
Arri4 iivel:St.1 . . ..... .. .. .. . ... 28 i 5p
\rrive Niety-S'.x..............:(14 p
Arliivc ! 1)4)1.-' ........ ...... ; ti 10 y
Arrive (l I,n ..... 4 3 p mi
.\rr tn.r U........11i lm
Arrive Sjlodg'.. ...~l)j) . . 1 2 3 1 p mi
A rriv(e Niney-Si ... 1 .)pi . . .1I2:5 p
Arrive NewhrryI. ........... . 8 J) ml
Arrive~4 1. A.ton... ..... . 4. 10 pim
N53re Rrad<:.
Ariv N wion............ ......~ 1 5 P m
A rri; ' par'g ( I., J:. & C )po 3 J p
No). 2 nowN I'A8Mh(l:..:
I,11eve rApur , l.4 '. )leot 10 u i. .1 5pn
Arivel Union................. 8 Ii
A.rri ve at Alstov.... ..... .....4 00 p in
Laurens Rairad.
I,4.4V4 IL"tl PA 3-NG9ll
Aive V4 1l4vinto.... ...........120 ]nii
A rrive4 LI( re.' . . . ..1.6 00 ll]
BleRig . R ow vAdr..so r nc
Leave Lanreni....... . . . . .a m1~ ~
.\rriveClinon...........55 15aP m
ArriV v Newherrv................1200 p m
Lea~iye Llldgei . . ... '32) y
.\riivV \bbele'~1. .... ... 4I 20 p' in
LA'; Al * heville. . .. . . . . ... .. .'..11 2 a m
Arrive llod l,ti'p., ~ dta:. .i ..12 A5 p
Leave t 1 felon Vv111 .. .... - ''.?p 4
Arrivr (nde,irotk ('..... . .. ml 01giz. a
C. iv A ellcit .. .nr . ..t t ... . I . i .. ... . J & 50 )
Arriyegt lienton....... .a.S 11 02 a n.
At Seer witli:i',ni ( Ro [10fo11r Ari.nt
A.wt .heteCatLieid'n
TOCK
w
Victoria Lw
fudia Linens,
All Ovor Emb
Embroideries,
loNiory, Glqoe,
Ladios Underwoe
TIuftante Dretae
E OFV
and N
ON EVERTMN
[ GREENVILLE.
Reospectfully,
J. M. ICJ
LLE, S.C
L'ASSENGER 1AE
On and after Mity 8 ip, 1884,
senge Train Service on the A u
Charlot te Air Lino Division Wirvl
:xI'ItIru N O 61, 1,a1. ? S d
Leave Atlanta
Arrive Gainesville
L u la A J Y,
1bian-1.UIpJunctioR B
Tuccou, C
Heneca 10
Uprtanvi rg F.
(Gast.',nia ( -
Arrive Charlottie l[ St
MAIL- NO. 58, napL.
Leave Atlanta *..
Arrive GauinevIp0
Ip.la A
lItabun Grip Ju actlpn 33 ,7
Greenville ~ 4~2&P.
Spatrian)burg ?A'(pt?
iI.nSs No 50,J 1AI4
L.eave CharlotUo 8O
Arrive Gtatna
ICpt ar(latliInt
U renyille '~,4
llaihitn Gap Juncip 0
Gaineville 1 8
ArieAtlanta r-.O0m.
A rrive Gatia~jl
Gviv reenvil 4)6
N o 1. OA. nuuT Oof21a
1.:v 1i,un( tO apJucto 1
Atlan it ~Il0
A rrive Gainrevile 7 40
Leav aionsville 13 00 ~ 2
Arive a;tiGffey'
(li ryniQ ha , 64
Noy.1, to A Qir Fal.:eu, Opw
at84 ad5 eaveA IlentralJ
A Mrr iGreevMile tu7OO.Ta & K
Al an e train t.6 an 6,ue ik e
At lanvle a nd t lichmop,t d w thopt s ie
connecti1a, ind ti1unpdle iuy a. A 1 dl h l
()wy. to lit Nasrij. 2nd 6i8e, Uij, n sa
ith allinsdrging.n Now.' 5 '
Thirot P lian T52 leave ip p ,d af
yul e0 ariveus oth,r t70 T,
areigi E st.a, ,r,49vWMsy sa o
On wtn Nos 60 AIand 5'1New Yoss *
Da1ll, iand Saish.no ai R ~ nd Afroevi)
O ia n N 2 2nd58oibnda
I endh Wand in ii anI' d N o Or~
et urning o~ni udn it3-sl. or
v,ie oovf Allp it Sout, &ouhe
1U wi It er iotad friom Tal
11 with E Air ilvint fp
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