The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, October 22, 1885, Image 3
IrJno. of efigli hat
moved to
Valuabl lds td be hold eaeda7 In
November. See notices elsewhere in
these columns.
Dr. W. P, Hollingsworth bought a fine
Brahmin Heifer, belf Jersey at the recent
Auction Sale, for $15.
Wew.e aIm; to meet in our town last
aL.tl."{ ,,, .l " T. MrCravy, one of Spar
'.ut,cs ' genial and suocessful
v V. [iy, reoto..- of the Episco
pal church at Beaufort, S. C., is enjoy
ing a short .,vaoation. He is stopping
with Maji J, H. Ambler.
Tx paying is the order of the day.
Come on and get your receipt, and if you
have anythiaig left, just subscribe for TuHE
Attention is called to the advertisement
for the sale of some very desirable lots in
the town of Liberty, by John J. Taylor
as executor, of Mrs. Eleanor J. Walker,
decease& -
If you Want. some bargaing read the
advertisement of the Mimnaugh Syndi
cate i anotiercolumu. They show you
the figures.
Mr. Jeremiah Looper still enjoys the
chase as muQh as he ever did. Last weok
with his horse, his equipage and hounds,
he captures a,large gray fox.
Mrs. Smeltzet, "the wife of Dr. J. P
Smeltzer, of the Walhalla Female Col
lege died on the 10th instant.
The owner of the jersey cow bpught
by Mr. W. M. Hagood of Easloy at the
Pendleton Auction Sale for $88, a few
d"tys before the auction, refused a bid
of $100.
All persons indebted to me, on medical
accounts, are requested to sete at once.
W. J. BRAMLrETr.
We acknowledge the receipt of an in
vitation to attend the Second Annual
Fair at Asheville, N. C., beginning on
the 20th instant, and ending on the 23d.
The Darlington Agricultural and Me
chanical Company have our thanks for
an invitation to attend their fifteenth en
iual fair, which begins on October 28th,
and continues to the 30th instaut.
Allen Rouse, colored, wai committed
to jail by Trial Justice B. J. Johnston,
on the 15th instant, on a charge of forg
ery. He had made out a doctor bill,
signing the name of 1)r. T. W. Folgor
and was trying to c.llect it out of tho
4 Accident Inuranco Company.
H- ath is the greamnt ble'iing. No
child uan be healthy if wor:ns abom1 in
it. ston.ieh. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge .
wdl destroy and expol thom and bring
th:1 bleisasing ,o long sought.
Rev. .J. D1). Tiurkheai 1 prealche; inth
day the 22d instit, at 7:30) P. M.,an
not in the morniug of that dany, ats s9omel
may have -toiderst.ood fro:u 0111 no ticco
lust woek. We are authtorized to extend
a most cordial invitation to all.
Maji. J. JT. Lewvis has our thauimk for at
* yamll poIta1totM this
* . ays he sent them)
able)1 and exlpense of
- in a separaite banIk
Mr. R1. B. Askew, late Assistant Post
master at Blaltimoera, said somie timeo ago:
"Having had oceasiont to try D)r. Bull's
Cough Syrupl, Innuhos.'itatingly pr01ounend
it the hest remedy I have over used. A
small bottle relieved me of a severe cold.',
Mr. J. A- Davis has bougnt out Mr. J.
T. Kay, en Rice's Creek and beccome a
permanent settler in this township. Mr*
Daivis hpa a valuable little farm and we
wish him much success in his now calling.
The state Democratic Committee thinks
the election of (Gen Lee assured. It is
* said that Sherman has turned his atten
tion to tihe aid of Billy Mahone, b)ut we
are puranaded that his Ohio methods will
not havq much effact in the Old Dominion.
An experienced farmer of this County
says that cows fed on Bermuda Grass
give bettei' milk and butter and make
bletter beef than cattle fed on any other
food. He says also that crab granis bloats
a horse, but bermuda (Tom Belle) gra'ss
fattenus him as it goes.
Rev. W. H. Kirton conducted a p)ro
tracted meeting at thuis place last week,
which was brought to a close on Friday
evening. The services were very well:
attended, and the sermons were thought-,
A ful and earnest. There were no acces|
lions to the church, but this is not the
only measure of succes in proaching the
word. Soznetimes the mosteffnetive wyork
is done without being attended by aniy
visible signs of success, but when seed is
sown the harvest will follow. Mr. Kir
ton commenced a protractood meeting inm
the Presbyterian Church at Liberty' last
Monday.
We regret to learn of the death of Mrs.
W. E. Holoombe, which occurred at Salt
,Springs, Georgia, on Monday. tue 12th
instant. She was a devoted member of
'she Methodist Church, and lier christian
walk and conversation won the love and
dmration of all who knew liar.
SIn speaking of her death the Atlanta
bonstitution~ says: "This most excllent
pJhristian lady died near Austell, Geergia,
M(onday niurht. Oatober 12th, 1885, aged
as the wife of Col, W.
the mother of Mr. W.
this city. Many noble
~' life-.modest anid n
- j1ul *,a good deeds, charity for
all, a lovable disposition, an affecti'onate
wife, a devoted mother, and a followcer
~f Jeush.e has gone to reap that re
adthat awaita her in Heaven, thereby
creating a strone~ she'l there to guide
loved 01ea left be~hiud,"
e o ld 's ste .ys
prooe06 to tt re,
asting that the rt a
>y IIOtprb. This moay I,
Ir. the audlience9 We siated h4ng
to say and we.nmt g it, We
have got a little act to do and we ment do
it. Will you join nasih te >esl of
our great moral dr0ima,. t t s< Muoh
for Little, or the Mrgi*ni t s Mer
ohant. Laying our natnW timidity aside,
we propose to take the- leading part in
the last of haractereras the magnanimous
Il.9rchant. We want the rest of you to
take the part of the economical buyere.
We shall then proceed with our great aot
of selling Clothing, Hataand Furnishing
Goods to the eoondmioal bu yers at prices
at that will drive them wild with delight.
We want a large troupe of economical
Buyers, as the rehearsel will be held un
interruptedly all the Fall, and we.want
100 buyers, carrying out their parts con
stantly at the Excelsior Clothing House,
Greenville, S. C. -
L. ROTusnIn, Prop'r.
These are Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and system regn
lator ever placed within the roach of nuffer
Ing hutnanity, truly is Electric Bitters. In.
netivity of the Liver, Biliousneas, Jaundice
Constipation Weak Kidueys, or any disease
of the urinary organs, or whocvor iequires
en appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant,- will
nlwnys find Electric Bitters the beat and
only certain cure known. They act surely
end quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give
satistaction or money refnnded. Sold at.
fifty cents a bottle by Dr. 0. W. Earle.
John and Lary Thornley had a small
sized runaway scrap last Sabbath, but
ao one was hurt.
There are forty seven prisoners confin
ad in Edgefteld jail.
The highest cash price paid for Seed
Cotton, at Griffin & Morris' gin. 4
Little Willie screams and storms with
, burn upon his arm. Tb little Willie
joy in sent, by using Salvation Oil the
rreatliniment.
BROW=
!..? ~ --THE
BEST TONIC.)
This medtile, combining Iron Wilh uro
Vegetable tonles, c uickly an ( conn .lIely
(Curus l/yhp,ep.yl:, ndiuc"gttm, weakl,,,n,
I,upure lIlood, Mllnu luhkili nund Fevers,
nand Neurn.ldi>t.
It is a n iiniatIjryr"inedy for Diseaes of the
It is ninlunilm" nie for Disense oeitar to
W;n en, mnil :ive w .h Ie:t sedi.tm v li
It d'e 1 is iiijure tho rth.enn.e hlache.or
proxluce Iolnst ilut t on --qir ~r ri icinec.. do.
It enirichies iand pulrrifte theh1h.od. .stiintga
the nppetiSte.nia 1,.thte ns>imilatIi of food. re
Ileves Henirtbuirn a nd Beelhtng. anid ctrength
For In.ter,niittout 1'evers. l.ns.iude, Tack of
Energy, &c.. It, lts no equald
*B- The genulie hasi ia.ve tradeh mark and
cro.c(d red thues on wrapper. Taoke nto other.
End. euity by HRo(W 5 CH EIICA L Co., iA LTt50oRE, MD.
Buokien's Arnioa Salve.
T1',i' 1ost Salv~e in t he world fo r Cuts,
~r'ises. Sores, UL~leers, N:ult Rhlietiii, F'evecr
biris, Teit t 1s., 4 happe- I lantIs, (Ci hiblains,
'irns, a-id all Skiai Erupt ions, andit positi ve
y itures* iile.s, or no pay required. It is
ii irautee toi . givea perIfectt sat isfatio n, or
Iione refu'lrled. P'ri(e 25 cents per bo.x.
Nervous Debilitated Men
G.mi are allowed a freo trial of thirty
lays of the use of Dri. D)ye's @elebrated
loltalie Bolt with Electric 8uspensory
~Lplianees, for the speedy relief and
lernmanent cure of Nervous Debility, loss
if Vitality and Manhlood, and all kindred
roubles. Also for nmnny other diseases.
30mplete restoration to health, vigor
ud manhood guaranteed. No risk is
notu-red. Illustrated p)amph)let, with
'all information, termus, etc., mailed free
>y addressing Voltaic Bolt Co., Marshal
dIiohigan.__________
FURNITfURE
o 0
WHEN YOU NEED FURNITURE
CALL ON
Runion & Blaylock,
AT
E ASLEY, S. (C.
They have the largestand bost selected
utok ever brought to this county.
We have just received our elegant
f all kinds, and propose to sell cheapr
,han, ever known before. (Call and see0
mr (Goods and get prices, and you wvill
)e convinced that no house undersells
i.
We also have a full line of COFFINS,
ROJBES, &e., of all styles and sizes,
~ro Honle-mnade Cofflns up to the best
Cust<oners waited on day or night with
ileasure.
Thanking you for past favois, and
tops for ai contzuane of Samea D)on't
orget that the place for'
IS AT
RUNION & BLAYLOCK'S
PROPRIETORS EASLEY FURNI
TURE HOUSE,
DPPOSIT E P'ORTOFFI( E
Meat '2L, 18l 1 .
ClerW s le.
tate of Ne"*d f aur 1>a
COUNTY OP iONs.'
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John M. Jonee, vs. Mary Whitmire et al.
ACTION FOR PARTITION, &o.
P URSUANT to an order for sale, made
in the above stated case on the 8d June
1885, I will sell at Pickens Court House,
on S.tLESD.tY IN NOVEMBER next, at
public sale, the Land describIed in the
pleadings, to wit:
All that PARI,EL or TRCCT of LAND
In Pumpkintown Township, PickensCoun
ty, on Carrick's Creek, waters of Oolenoy
River, adjoining lands of Van s. Jones,
ira T. Roper, William Masters-and others,
containing One Hundred acres, more or
less.
TERMs OF SALe-One-half of the purch
ase money to be paid in cash, the balance
on a credit of twelve months, with inter
est from day of sale, secured by bond and
mortgage ot the premises. Purchaser to
"pay extra for papers and for recording the
samte.
J. J. LEWIS, o.c.r.
- _oct 8, 1885 2 4
tate of South Cat-e.la
COUNTY or PICKENS.
In Probate Court.
Ex-Parte, John McClanahan, Petitioner,
In Re.
The Real Estate of Godfrey Mauldin,
deceasod.
Citation and Notice.
TO Fannie McClanahan, (formerly Fan
nie Mauldin,) Reuben Garvin MoClan
ahan, Elias Kimsey McClanahan, John
Godfrey McClanahan, Andra Elizabeth
McClanahan, and William Harrison
McClanahan, if alive, or if any one or
all of them be dead, then to their heirs
at law and diStributees other than the
petitioner John McClanahan.
WHEREAs, John McClanahan of the
County of Coffpe and State of Tennessee,
hr s filed his petition in this court to have
.ite distributive share of his wife Fannie
(formerly Fannie Mauldin), a sister and
heir-at law of Godfrey Mauldin, deceased,
paid and delivered to him as sole surviv
ing heir-at-law of his said wife Fannie.
These are therefore, to cite, admonish,
notify and require you and each and
every of you, to be and appear before
the Probate Court, in and for the county
and State firstaforesaid, at Pickens Court
House on the first Monday in December
next, (being the 7th day) at 11 o'clock in
the forenoon, then and there to show
cause if any you can why the prayer of
the said petition should not be granted
and said distributive share paid unto the
petitioner as therein demanded.
. Given under my hand and
L. S. seal of offilee at Pickens Court
House, this the 1st day of
October, Anno Domini, 1885.
J. H. NEWTON,
Judge of Probate.
WHITNER & ROBINSON,
Pro. Pet.
To the parties above named, and to all
others to whom it may concorn: Take
notice that the petition in the above mat
ter wits filed in my oflice the 30th day of
September, A. ). 1885.
J. H. NEWTON, a.P.r.rc.
WHITNER & ROBINSON,
Pro. Pet.
oct' 8, 1885 . 2 6w
S. M. SNIDER
DEARLEIl IN
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
My facilitieos for doing Fine Watch Work is
unsurpassed in the sourhl. All work gutar.
anteed. 1 sell the Celebrated biunnctnd
Spect aocesana Eye Glasses.
may 1, 1884 1 t f
PRICES CURRENT.
TIIESE PRICES AIIE FORl WIIOLESAI.E
LOTS.
coRREcTE WEErKr,Y nY FERuUS0s & MILLS).
SticAns-Cut Loaf...............8
('rushed.................8
Powdt'(ere'd.............8.
Granulated.............. 7
Strnded . ....... ..7
Extrat White (,............ 6
Goldent c................6
Brown.....................
COFFE.E-,Java, old Governmient . .. 25@00i
Laguayra..............12$ @14
Rtio, ihoalec............. 11@00
Primec.... .... .... .... ..10&@0
Good .... .... .... .... ..10 @00
Fair................... 94@0
Or.SEH4diary............... 0o@0
Museovado in hhids. ...... .80
Muscovadoit in bbs. .. ..... 33
(. bi......................00
Cu a in bbls.... ..
New Orleans, new erop. ... 75'
New Orleans, prime... 41'
New Orleans, fair .. .. 28
New Orleanis, commona. . . 25
IicoN -(lear Rt. Sides, d ry sal . . . . Gi
II:iuns, D)avisu' diamond. ..124
Ureakfast Bacon.... ........10
L.run---Choice kettle, tierees. ...... . 7
('holee kettle tubls. .. , 8
('hoice kettle buckets...
I AIAIN---Corna, car load. .. .. .. .....
New ('orn.................50
Barley...................1 25
Oats, 'l'exas Bust Proof 5
Georgia Grazing. ... ..... 5
F'.oua- White 'Ilud, pe"r bbl). 8 00
Kidder's Best.... . ... .. .. .7 00
D)o do choice........ 50
0. F Grant, granulated . .. 0 510
Sheullyville................ 00
howard $treet.... .......5 510
Pearl (1rIta per bb1l.... ....4 25
Oat Alcal........ ........7 00
RicE --Chuiec new.................6)
PrIimte new.................6
Goog new............... 5
MACKERRL. --No.3.... .... ........ 60
HIalf blas No 3.... ........8 50
Quarter bbl)1 No 3.... .....2 00
20 lbs Kits No 8..........1 25
15 lhs Kits No8. .... ..... 1 00
10 lbsK1Its No 3..........5
KaRnsRNE-- Per gallon.. .. .. .. .. ..121
The Exercises
O F Ta . PIEDMONT I NWTITUTE
will be resumed on WEDNESDAY,
the 2d day of SEPTEMBER n'ext.
Rates of Tuition remain ::nchanged.
Board in p)rivate families at *10 per
month.
The D)epart.ments of Music, In charge of
Miss AIKEN, and of Art, in charge o,f
Miss HIOLLING8WORtTII, offer superior
ad vantages.
For any informentiont, address *~
WV. M1. MeCA8LAN,
Plckens C. iH.. R C.
Glerk'g.Sale*
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STATZ 07 U0UB OA30C A.
COUNTY Or PICKENS.
Harper Haynes, vs. Andrew Haynes et al.
ACTION FOR PARTITION, &c.
PURSUANT to an order for sale in ther
above stated case, made by Hon. J. S.
Cothran, -presiding Judge, on the 8 June,
1885, I will sell at Pickens Court Hoejae,
at public sale, on SALESDAY IN NO
VEMBER next, all the REAL ESTATE
of Mrs. Mary Haynes, deceased, consist
ing of Four (4) Tracts of Land near Pick
ens Court lqube, to wit:
TRACT NO. 1,
On which there is a good Dwelling House,
&c., containing 81 9-10 acres., more or
less, adjoining Tracts Nos. 2 and 8, and
others.
TRACT NO. 2.
Containing 88 5-10 acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of W. 8. Kirksey, Tracts
.Nos. 1 and 8, and others.
TRACT NO. 8,
Oontaining 18 2-10 acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of Kelley, Newton, and
Tract No. 2.
TRACT NO. 4,
Containing 8 8-10 acres, more or less, ad
joining (ox, Tract No. I and others.
Plats of the land can be seen in Clerk's
O ee.
TanMs OF SAa--One-third of the purch
ase mony cash, the balance on a credit of
twelve months, secured by bond and mort
gage of the premises-credit portion to
bear interest from day of sale. Purchaser
to pay extra for all papers and for record
ing the same.
J. J. LEWIS, o c.r.
oct 8, 1885 2 4
Clerk's Sale.
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STATE OP S0UTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICKENS.
IN COURT OF COMMON PL HAS.
Sarah E. Crow, et al., vs. Mary E. Ilam
ilton, et al.
ACTION FOR PARTITION, &c.
J)URSUANT to an Order for Sale, made
in thcabove stated case, on the 3d
June 1885, b lion. .1. 8. Cothran, presid
ing Judge, I will sell at Pickens Court
House, on S%LESD.Y IN NOVEMBERt
next, at public sale, the Land described in
the pleadings, to wit:
All that TR t CT OF hAND in Central
Township. Pickens Conmity, on branch
waters of Twelve Mile River, adjoinint
lands of estate Dennis )odd, % illiaun
Hutchinson, M. I. Boggs and others, con
taining One Hundred and Fourteen (114)
acres, more or less -known as the Mrs.
Mary Leathers Piace.
TErtis oF SALK-- One-halfof the purchase
money t, be paid in cash, the bahumee on a
credit of twelve nmonths, with interest from
day of sale, to be secured by bond and
nortgage of the premtises; pnrchaser al
1!iwed to pay all cash if preferred. I'mr
chaser to pay extra for pupers and for re
cording same.
.J. .1. I-EWIS, .c.r.
nct 8. 18' . 2 4
Clerk's Sale.
State of eSounla Car'oluaan
Coun ty of Picensmt
Isa Cosart of0oassnoa Pleas
WVilliam 1B. Thiompsonm, vs. Gabriel Thsomp
soni et al.
ACTION FOR PfATITION, &c.
PUltUA NTI to an ordler for sale, made
Jint the above staited case, onl thme d .June
1885. by lion, J. S. Cothianm, p)res~iding
Judge, I will sell at Piekens Court House,
on SALE8DAY IN NOVEMLilR next, at
public sale, the h.and dlescribed in the
lead1(ings, to wit:
All that TRtACT1O1 PAlt' EIAof [LANi
in Pumpjkintown Township, Pickenms Coun
tv, 'in D)uck C'reck, waiters of South Maluda
flveL., adjoinming lands uof Abraham B.
TIalley, Franuk Rob,inson, Joseph ltigdlon
amnd others, containg One~ Hundred (100)
acres, mnore or less.
TlinlMs or SA LE--One--half the purchase
smoney- toI be paid ini eush, time ha aince on
a eredit of twelve nimnths, with interest
from dlay of sale, secured by bonid anid
mnortg.ie of thme prc.mises. lmurhamser to
pay extra for all papers anmd for recordmag
J. J. LEWIS, (J.c*..
o-t 8 1885 ~ 2 4
Clerk's Sale.
--o --
S.tate of Saastla Carolinsa,
coCNT.Y OF PIcKENH.
IN COULIT OF~ COMMON P'LEAS.
8. 1R. Case, vs. M. A. Grifith and 13. T.
Grifhith.
.JUDGMENT FOR FORECLOSURE.
37UiRSUAN T to an ordier for sale, ma'de
L.ini the above statedl case, on the 3d Jun e
1885, by lHon. J1. 8. Cothran, presidling
JIudge, I will sell at Pickens t'ourt House,
on1 8AILE8DAY IN NOVEMBE.R next, at
public Bale, time Land dhescribed ini thec
pleadings, to wit:
All that PIE' E, PAR(CEL OR TURACT1
OF LAND), situate In tenitra l'ownshmip,
Piekens Coity, on waters of Six Milie
Creek, bounded on the East by lands of
0. F. Smithm and( the e-state of JTonathman
King, dleceasedh, on Lihe w est by lands of
Whitnier rymms, on tihe North by hands of
Dr. TI. WV. Folger, on the South by lanids
of F. L. Garvinm, co)ntahImmng One Hundred
(100) acres, mlore or less.
TESMs oF BA LE -One-half of the purchm
ase mioney to he puaid inm cash, time balance
omn a credit o,f twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, sceuredi by bond and
nmortgage of the p)relmises. Ihurchaser to
pay extra for all papers and for recording
the amne.
J. J. LEWIS, c.c.p.
oet 8, 1885 2 4
J. G. BLACK,
Jeweler and Watch Repairing,
Main St., 2& Corner Relow C. H.
Sewinag iaelhiner.
THE NEW AMERICAN NO. 7, A ND
the New Automatic White aro time best.
Cli se cash buyers wanted.
GRFFNVIEMM. . .m S.C
' "M+t llrlp6p twwtM . 2h'1 talt4
HIOVEY &
GREEN VII
. .Za -s.c 4.
AN
WE OFFEI
LOWEST CA
The Largest and B
We have ever had. Would c
DRESS GOODS
Silks, Cashmeres, Flannel Suitings,
Conels Hair, Gueynseys and all the
We have a full line of Tri
Plushew, Silk Velvets,
Laces, Braids,
IN C
CLOAK DE
BOUGHT DIRECT FRONM
We have the newest styles in New
Jackets ani
Also, a full line of Misses Wraps i
NOTI
Gloves, Hosiery, IRibbons, Ladies an
IN OUR ST A
We have a large stock in Blankets, F]
Kerseys, Shirtings, Sheetiiigs, Plaid
We have made a Specialty of MO1
past and offer a large lii
IN OUR DEPAR T11
We have the Largest
Carpets in E
Oil Clotlhs, Mattings, Rugs
HOVE
NEXT EO
MARBLE AND GARNITE
MONUMENTS,
Dent waste your money on botch
Marble Work.
Cheapest Iron Railings in the world1.
CLARK & WI LCOX.
Gr~ieenville, S. C:
deo 18, 84 12 ly
-OW- V0U8igEBtLiTY
RARRTR th s.P
out fuj (d.rehion
DEBILITY i oebi. or tee
acsbefor taknz recat
inddis UIIto .d, des
lien to tbu,nes, or ocuse
Tesiwo Pen ovmaSix pain or inconvenience in
VYUausIMMN ase "w"ay. Fouded on
Th Treas iedial ftiphof the Aget
ade FAd ? eENta ofr eaing wit TMhsd
taltate seeetno bod aer barkd
th Geaes n4cl ra~ osf the Ahea
bac pat Pamdr th e houler
bloae Vulu afyte ap wiah dio
ntanie a.y l Drussme b ed ord
Ofunsbi,i 44*Mra 8.. w Yorks.t
.sh adea0mAs,thrs oieed rye takin
WR ONMSIAETALOPN..
TOWNES,"
LE, S. C,
tAT THE G
0M PRICES
est Assorted Stock
1
all especial attention to our
D E PA R TMENT.
Bourettes, Satin Berburs,
cheaper grades.
annhngs to -Match, In Silk
Velveteens, Woolen
Buttons. &e.
UR
PARTMENT
THE MANUFACTURERS.
markets, Wraps, Russian Circulars,
:1 Jerseys.
mtid Havelocks.
ONS,
,d Childrens Undervests and Suits.
PLE GOODS
annels, Jeans, Cassimores, Linses.
Is, Hickory Stripes and Ginghams,
CRNING GOODS for years
ie at very low figures.
1IENT UP-STAIRS
Stock in the City, of
Lii Grades,
, Trunks & Curtain Goods
Y & TOWNES,
R TO NATIONAL BANK.
HORSE ANDOCATTLE POWDERI
Will Cure or preovent Disese.
No Hone wtild oro COLIo, BO-rsor LOVela
Van, if Fonts's Pow<ters are usecd in time.
Fout.s'PoW<ierswillouroand preventnfoe CWOnUU
Foutz's Powders will prevent GArmS iNFowLa
Fonts' owders will Increase the quantity of milk
anicrea twenty per cent., and make the butter Artp
Fontz' Poleder, w i enre or prevent almost avuat
Dzes.Asa to which Jioises andi Cattle are mu tiject.
TEm' PowDzaa WELL (srva B4TisFAoTlON.
VAVLD U. VOUT pritor
Columbia and Greenville Railroad
On and atfter July 19th, 1885, P~assen..
ger Trains will run as ierowi th indienie<d
upon this road and1( its biranchies: D)aily
(Except Sunldays.)
Lev Cohimbian A) C. (& A ep . 10 30 a mn
) (& (G Dep't. 10 515 am
Arrive AIston..................11 55 p mi
Arrive Newhierry.............12 58 pI ml
Arrive Ninety-Six..............2 214 pmi
Arrive H odge's. .. ..... ... ..... f 161 p mn
A rri ve IBeltoni..................4 24 ip in
Arrrive at Grcenville. ... .... .. .5 45 [p m
No. 52 -nwsr-:)WAMNCI .
Letve G#reenlville iat. .. .. .. .. ....10 10 a mn
Arrive Belton..................11 21 a mi
Arrive Hlodge's................12 84 p) ml
Arrive Ninety-Six.... ...... .... 1 28 p mi
Arrii ve Newbe itrry..............t 08 p mi
Arrive Aiston........ .........410 p im
A r'veColuiai A~ (C& (4 D)pot . 15 115 p mi
(S.- Junet-. . . . 5 310 p mt
Spartanburg, Union & Columbia R R
NO. 53 ui' PAssN.c.
Leave Aiston... ..............11 58 p in
Arrive Union.... ..............1 59t p in
Arrive Spar'g, S., U & C Dl)smt . . 8 27 p tm
Arrive Spatr'g, Rt& I) Depot. 13. . 8 87 p mi
No. 52 -- noIwN PAHN.ilX,
Lev Spar'g, R & D) Depot, H . .12 05 p mn
Leaive Spnr'g, S. U & UCje't, (.. . 12 25 p) m
Arriv nionltiu.................. 1 48 p m1
Arrive at Ai.iton...............4 405 p mi
Laurenis Railroad.
NO. 8--ri' tPA.91NGE.
Leaive Newhierry.... ..... .....8 4.5 p mn
Arrive (Goidville....8 48 p mn
Ariive. Cliniton.... ....5 10 p mn
Arrive Lauirenis...00 p mn
NO. 4- -)DOWN P'A5SENOER.
Levev Lauwrens.... ... .9 10 a im
Arrive (Cliniton.......) 55 a in
Arrive Newhierry..........12 00 p mi
Abbeville Branch.
Leave Hodge's................8 20 P in
Arrive Ahheville............... 420 p~ m
Leave Ahiheville. ..... .... .....11 25 a mn
Arrive I Iidge's. .. .. .. .. .. .. ....12 25 p im,
Blue Ridge R. R. & Anderson Branch
[eave Belton.............. .... 428 pmi
Arrive Antdersoni............... 501 p m
Arrive Seneen C................6 15 p
Arrive Walialla ..............,.6 415 p
Leave Walhllit................ 880 am
Arrive Seneent..................8 50 a mn
Arrive Pendieton..............0 2' a mi
Arrive Antderson.. ............10 27 a mn
Arrivenat Ilelton- ----.-.-.-....... 110 a m
CONNE"'TIONN,
A t Meneen with R anid I) 14 R for Atilant a.
A. with Atlanatic Coast Line and South
C'arolinat Rallway, from and to Char..
letuon.
With Wilmigti~on, Columinia and Anl
giixta front \P.ningt.on and aill po)ints
North.
WVith0 'harlotte, Cohinmbia and Augtista
fronm (lharlotte and1( all poinits North,
B. with Asheville ar.d Spartnbu)rg from
and for poi nts in Wesatern, N. C.
C. Atlanta and Charlotte D)ivision R & D
R for Atlanta and points South & West
(. R.. TALCO('TT. tRuner't.
N1
TTORNETy, 00QND11LOhi *
"UH pra4tice in all tbCotr'art Cf ill
youtnty, State and'le4rsr
maSy q 1884, sat,
SW 5Txs, -. -
WHITNER o 031!Z 0
ttornoys and Oounseilorn at Law x
PICK E8NS- C. H., S. V.
'rompt atte il! gfvea "to all by ines
'ract1es in the .tate and UnIted Stat,e
C4urts.
Ogtee in Sehool Obmmeliioner'i OOfce.
iaa at, 1884 8 ;8
THOMAS 0. ROBINSON,
iTTORNEY AT LA
PICKENS 0. H., 8. O
Practices in the Cotirts of the
+tate and in the United States
ourt.
Offiee in Coulrt House.
sept 18, 1888 61- Iy
,. F. A1qNaL, J. H. Nswr o
Ireenville, S. C. Pickens C. 1i., 8.
ANSEL & NEWTON,
Itt Dr neyN at Law,
PICKENS U. 11., S. C.:
June 14, 1888 88 tf
t. A. CHILD. J. E. BOGGS
CH]L]) & BOGGS,
LTTOINEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW
PICKENS C. H., S. 0.
Will pract.ice in all the State 'and
eoderal Gout ta.
march 29, 1883 2
ltielamnond & Daniville R R
PAS8ENOER 1)EPARTMENT.
On and after May 811s, 1886, Pas
enge Train Service on the Atlanta and
JharlotteAir Line Division will be asfol -
Lows
North:VV ar Ct..
. XPtt NO 51, DAILY.
Leave Atlanta 6 00 p m
Arrive Gainesville 8 08 p III
Lula A 8 88 p n1
tabun Gap Junction B 9 18 p m
Toccoa C 9 68 p m
ienoca 1) 1050.p Ki
Greenville R 12 27 na mi
Laula A 1 6aa
Rtabtun Gap Junction B 1 5an
Toccoa O 166aa
Seneca 1)1D1pn
Greenville E228pr
8partanborg F 88 i
Oastenla 0
1rieGuol 0 a mn
SpartantBr11 25 a at
Greenille2 28 anm
Seneca8 64 p m
CAhrloaae unI i6 10 p n
ExPRIL NO.5, DALY.,.
Leave CTharlot ie -1 00 a in
Arrive (Gatonla 1 410 a m
8partanburg 8 57 p m
Greenville 4 18 a m
Seneca 82 p4a t'
Toccoa 7 216 a m
Rabun a p Junction 18 p m
Lula 11 87 p m
GaInesville 01 088 at
AriAtlanta 1 4OP p m
c moAion No.a2, ("Airtin Bll"
Leave Atlarltae 80 p m .
Arrive Gaasil 1 40 p m
Lev raeenville 7 00 a mt
ArieAnea 0 26 p mt
Topnan7r 26 p in
Grenville 6 16 p mr
Atenta 11 60 p at
NommodationA Trai, ("Air Lirel"
Leave ACental58
A rrive Greneville at 40 p m
rri tanbtar ] 25a a m
No.18 Ocy'. F1 22T posoSo'n
eaeCharlot te .70 0 p m
Arlv pat aeney'is 11 t10 ug
S atleaRlabu wih1u 25a p m
Gneetnvitllevll wt 5a 16dlp ma
Cen.,trall 7atr iIs la 45t Ala'
riNo,a 82 a7, Loc Faern, No rrive toh-r.
Leav Ce5 indaleae il6tnla 2 a
~ 8arrivesenihr at 0 ii 7 'a lon
-0 iatGaey'2
Chrlott lehg 7asWt i 00 p y
Aln tasne rains No.6ni6,Nw Yoarough
L)o Daville and Raichmoodal wioi chale.
sOnetiang oa . Danle wih a idland
lGry.,boro a eatenton nalA at last.
wth alinso divrig No. 50leaes RIch
moianrat e.5n . No 51eoe Grrrensbohro
it Ri45lno nd5 evsRcmn r20
Tix5arr iets onere at CAM herlotel
Buffet Silee Sng C Sars Wiathu Caine
Onl torallnpint. 50oadt, Nthet Yor ad
A wlaNt Wasinglton and New Orheansvi
Dan il,a d E lisbury ana Thei ll
On withain AN os. to2and fron R Echmon and
aG reeso adWasigto ud gesn
undwih Wanalon a nd r Newer. .
eturningt on No 58-deperlreesbor
Thrwuh ATanakets nr sae at Cha tT rote
G redr~nvil, 8e tna,8prt nbr ndGni
vila alhpoits Suta, Saoruthwest, North
'rand hEnst.tvikil ai ''
Af with N E R tiionand fromta Athens
e ikE oand from Taenblonlahoph Fal
and Y SAowerrerville.~
hala &c IfTf.In'iau g, -
ro. Alsoa nd 4 co lumbia. ,aer
* Fwit A nd U r/ a toar frm