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{Js4 week was a busy time wth The hea y radna last week&did oonst4 e.able danag$ tostue cotton, The iolens 'pounty swepotato crop this fall is'the best on record. Next Monday is saleday. tead the advertisements of lands for oale. The watch-word i, Central last week was: "Household and kitchen furniture, . Bradley was with us soy week. His many friends s " re delighted to see him. Mr. John J. Taylor Qf Double Branches was in town last Friday. He offers some valuable lots for sale next Monday. Mr. hauiel Hughes has our thanks for the largest sweet potato yet brought to this oflice. It weighed five and one half pounds. ,Miss Marie Michel, of Charleston, who has been spending the summer at Maj. 4mblers, has returned to the city by the sea. Misses Lizzie Boggs and Carrie Grice, two of Liberty's most amiable and sprightly daughters, have gone to At lanta. Our thanks are due to Mr. Richard Byars for some very fine turnips, the largest of which measured 23 inches in circumference. Sallie Ladd, a colored woman, aged 90 years, died at the residence of Joe berry Sizemore on the 22d instant. She had been for many years a devoted memn ber of the Baptist church. Save your children from a horrible death by worms. Shriner's Indian Ver mifuge will do all that is recommended fos it. You can rely on it. A correspondent of the Marhall (Tex as) Messenger, who has recently visited Kansas, says prohibition does prohibit. Out of 15,000 people in attendance upon a county fair in that State not one was seen drunk. "One must be poor to know the luxury of giving." That may be so, but we think anybody can enjoy the luxury of giving his f llow-suttrer a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup to cure htic cough. MLUOuA . SHnyMC.-On1 the first Sabbath in November at Carmel, Rov. J. R. Riley D. ). will promach a m11emorial sermon on the d:th of Charle'; W. La v. The frion.ls of tl,,a d,!:i' eal .ro cordia:lly 4 invited to attend. A fter thia s'rvich the Sneranent of the Lt)rd's Supper will ho admninlisterod. Sheriff tichey list Sattn:-.ay, undr au attachment is:ed by the CTrtdit0nor of J. H. Fisher, took cvrgea of tha st:)ok of g')e1l4 at (C"mnal whieb~ Fisher indt sold Married, on the 15thm iustanmt, at then r-,.idnc of the bride's molhier, by 1Rev. J. T. Burdine, Mr. JT. FranIk Mc'onellh t. Miss Anna Simmrons--all of Pickens. Knowven Baptist (church4 in thme neighl boirhood of M\ilo Creek, was reevntlv dl"troyedI by, tire. It wasI ju't aboult .'l,- five wvai unnecom ll1tablo. * ' ~the go)al 7.alIousl4y to * mneat ch uch We heard two gentlemen sa~y the othmer day, after pas'sinig over the umve p,ieco of road. just beyond Town Creek, that t.hey wore now wviling to vote for Mr. Tal:ley 4 for County Commissioner the balance of lii life if he wvould accpt the oflien on such terms. This is an evidonce of how much the p)eople appIroialto the faithful and progressive efforts of an honiest and c apable officer. There will be a Sabbath Schlool en!o bration at Taboi- Church on Saturday he fore the third Sabbath in November, beginning at 10 o'clock, A. M. Them fol lowring are the speakers: Revs. W. B. Singleton, S. A. Gary and JTohnu T. Low is, J. E. Boggs and Judge J. H. Newton. Thmere will be a basket picnic. The pub lie are cordially invited to attend. We were leased to reeive a visit last week from Mr. WV. M. Girogan, editor .of the Elberton (Ga.) Leader. Though young in journalism, Mr. Groganm hauvinmg exItrao-rdiniary talents and ,unmtiring enor gy, has already taken a high stand in his chosen profession. In the recent prohibition campaign in Elbert County hie was an uncompromising oponent of the whukey element, and the cause whiebc hie espoused achieved a victory wvhich will never lose its influence for good. Someu genius proposes to introdlue pa per shirts. This might do for Japan, but would prove a "big thing" for thme doctors, because rheumatism, etc., wvoul become frequent. If, however, people would keep Salvation Oil convenient, pa. per shirts might still be a success. It costs only 25 cents. Rev. J. D. BomarXilAD.-Pmkens has enjoyed a great spiritual bleoimng through the instrumentality of this wonderfu1 preacher.- The meeting commened on last Thursday evening and continued until eleven o'clock last Monday.' In *that ihne, eleven pure, powerful, una dulterated, plain gospel sermons were preaobed to large and attentive audionces. There were 19 accessions to the churcth on confession of faith. On Sitnday af. in, , ' inach was dedicated to the -, p 1. Mr. B2urkhead preach. A 4 I modist Church at Easley 4 ~ Thenne he wvent to Mont que~S A a a, *o take charge of the P'reb.taeet *Auta at, that place a DrUgsj OhemIoals, Patent MedHiips Soprruhs Perfumzery,&e;, &0.si pyJthing elselnt the drug line, to~ bibbT 4 a J. B. George, Eaisley." -. . .a of both bn 'I." qH to greet you hwngh te the paper extending oongrr. tptone over the opcnin f, a pronis season; a period of renewed activity d prosperity has dawned, and wise are they who find themselves in a position to meet the demands of the times. Fall brings with it many necessities which can not and will not be neglected. This makes fall trade, and as the fall trade is what we want, no opportunity has been left unturned, to secure such induce ments in seasonable goods as to makeour store the most desirable place to do your fall trading. Our stock is all that could be' desired in quality and style. Our goods are in every way honest. Our assortment is complete in every depart ment. Remember we ask no one to buy on the strength of our advertisement. We only ask you to COME on our representa tiou. Excelsior Clothing House, Greenville. L. ROTscHILD, Pro. Dn. E. H. GREENE, of Atlanta, Ga., Chronic Disease and Cancer Specialist, will be at Seneca City, Colman's Hotel, Tuesday November 3d, Greenville, Man sion House, Wednesday November 4th. One day at each place. Those afflicted with any kind of ChRONIC DISEASE, es poecially CANCER, are earnestly requested to call on and consult the Doctor. He has had rare advantages, and great ex porience and success, both in hospital and private practice, in his specialties. CONSUI/TATIONS FREE 1-If you are in any way interested in the cure of cancer, either for yourself or friend, write and relnaest "Pamnplhet B." Address E. HADLEY GnEENE, DI. D., 711 Peachtree street, Atlanta, Ga. NoTICE. -I will be in Pickens on Mon day, 2d November, and will remain one week, for the practice of Dentistry. Parties desiring any Dental Work, will please call in the early part of said week. All work warranted to give satisfaction. Ofice at the Hotel. J. P. CARLISLE, D. D. S. The highest Ca.sh1 prico paid for Seed Cotton, at Griffin & Morris' gin. 4 r ROW$~~ 0$g)110 6 o: 4 11=7:7 - rC -7 --~> - HE EST TONIC. 'This moritainor, co(inhhIing; Irn i with pulire I ('.re*, ov '(,in, [nng .H-, Wenl (tue(4, It is.n unfi ne ic r(11uedy for D.(enses of the I hJ( .v an ttd I .Iver. IL i< ileinlelOI for I1i(-en'' pren1'Ir to I(10e,. not i.ire t he ter:th. Inn.s he'mho he .nr en<2 thet m l es anel, nod(erves. For l aenit-' (1 Int 1-'ever. [.siu e Lack of 'Y.jITh genuine has. nb1ve I rnde n,aa-k and I crossedI (ed Iines'2 on( wrapper. TuIke (Io othe1r. BlNad osirby 1(nO14 WNeUEnIuIA L CO., HAI,;TIII(,IC, Mn,, Bucklen's Arnica Salvo. Colrns,2 :et1 all Skini Frllptions1, andt posltIive Iy tuc's Pile s, or no pay' r'puired. It is gll:ratee'd to Z ive perfec2't, sat,1isfation, or tiwney refndedlI'. Pi'C1' '25 leets per blox. Nervous Deobilitated Mon You areI allowed a froo trial ofI thirty days oIf the use of Drm. DIyo's (Celbated Vo)ltaic Bolt wvithi Eletric Sutspenisory Applianlces, for thel speetdy relief and permanenlIt cur'e of Nervous Delity, loss of Vitality and1( Manhoo10d, and1 all kindore'd troules4. Also for mnuy other diseasesi. Compldeto restoraltionl to lioal th, vigor' a111nd mhjood guiaraniteed. No risk is incutlrred1. Illustrated p)amphlet, with fall information, termsil, (it., malliled1 free by addlressing Voltaic Relt Co., Marshal MIi(chigan. _______ FURNITURE -o -- WH lEN YOU NEED) FUlrNITURE CALL ON Runion & Blaylock, AT' E ASLE Y, S.C The1 y have tho largestan b111hest selected( stock over'j br'ought to. this counitIy. Woe have julst receiv ed our1 elegant (of all kinds, and1( propose(l to 11oll chleape(r thanii ever kniowni beIfore1.' CallI and1 sec our (Goods andto get p)rices, and1 you wvill he con1vinc1edl thait no0 hou)1o unlders4ells us. We also halveaf full line (If COlFINS, ROBIES, &c.t of all t.ylet1 and sizesI, fr'ota Homo-miado (Comus12 upl toI the hos2t CASKETS$. (Iustomiers waited on day or' night with pleasuIro. Thanking you for past favors, and hiope for a conitinuanie of sanme. Don' forget that the place for S EIN ANim 1RTNION & B3LAYLOcK's PRtOPRIETORS EASLEY FURNu TUR~E HIOUSE, OPP'OMWTE PON4TOFFICE1 sent 24, 189% 1 itate of' Mouth Carolia COUNTY OF PICKENS. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. lohn M. Jones, vs. Mary Whitmire et a, LCTION FOR PARTITION, &( P URAUANT to an order for sale, mad in the above stated ease on the 3d Jun 1885, 1 will sell at Pickens Court Iiouts( )n BALESDA.Y IN NOVEMBER next, t public sale, the Land described In th pleadings, to wit: All that PARW tEL or T1ICCT of LANI in Pumpkintown Township, PickensCout 'y, on Carrick's Creek, waters of Ooieno River, adjoining lands of Van H. Jone. Ira T. Itoper, William Masters and othern :sontaining One IIundred acres, more t less. TEmas OF SALE-One-half of the purel isc money to be paid in cash, the balanc in a credit of twelve months, with intei est from day of sale, secured by bond an mnortgage of the premises. Pturchaser t pay extra for papers and for rccordlng tt dae. J. J. LEWIS, c.u. r. Oct 8, 1885 2 4 State of Nouth Carolin COUNTY OF PICKENS. Iii Probate Court. Ex-Parto, John McClanahan, Petitione: In Re. ?ho Real Estate of Godfrey Mauldit deceased. Citation and Notice. ro Fannie McClanathan, (formerly Fat nie Mauldin,) Reuben Garvin McClat alhan, Elias Kintsey McClanahan, Job Godfrey McClanahan, Andra Elizabot McOlanihan, and William Harriso McClanalan, if alive, or if any one c all of them be dead, then to their heit at law and distributees other than th >titioner John McClanahan. VHEREAS, Joln McClanahan of tl, Dount.y of Coffee anI State of Tennesse< ba.s filed his petition in this court to hav he distributive share of his wife Fanni formerly Fannio Mauldin), a sister an teir-at law of Godfrey Mauldin, decea.set )aid and delivered to him as sole survii ng hoir-at-law of his said wife Fannit l'heso are therefore, to cite, admonisll iotify and require you and each an wery of you, to be and appear befor he Probate Court, in and for the count ud State firstaforesaid, at Pickens Coi Ifouse on the first Monday in Decembe text, (being the 7th day) at 11 o'clock i he forenoon, then and there to sho' :nuse if any you can why the prayer c he said petition should not le granto amd said distributive share pail unto t.h >etitioner as therein demanded. Given under my hand an L. S. se:tl of olfice at Pikens Con . House, this the 1st day c Jutober, Aino I)omini, 1885. J. H. NEWTON, Judge ot Probate. WIHTNER & ROBINSON, Pro. Pet. To the parties above named, and to n >tior:; to whom it may concern: .Calk otice that the petitiont in the above mau, 'r WaS filed inl my oflie'. the 30th day Jetemer, A. D). 1883. .T. 11. NEWTON, ..r... W.IIITNER & ROBINSON, Pro. Pet. (o(t 8. 1885 ~ '2 S. M. SNIDEf D il.\li hElt IN atches, Diamonds and Jewelr; GREENVILLE, S. C. Ily ac.illiies fort doing l"inme Watchl Work nsaor3>nssed in the South . All work ga tee.d. I sell he (Celebartd D)inna,i mahy I, 1884 If e PRICES CURRENT. I ESE~ Pit ICES Alt E F Ot W VU(iLSA L 4IRR1.ITE WEEKLYi.m III EROIUSON & MiILLI ;VlAans--Cuit Lo(af.............. ('ru,shetd................ Powdeivi redl.............. Gr~aulate'd............. Strainded A............... Extra iite u......... Golden c.................. B1rown i................. La:gutayra.................2@ lIin, 'Lio>ie............. 11@(t P'rim..................10my)( ...... d......................10 @ Fair......... ........... .g Ordirnary.... ...........9.g (AssES (olent Syrup......... Musil5e)iiad i'n bala Is..... AluseovadoL(in biihils... S. II.................. Suha in bhis............ Newv (Orleahns, nmew~ erap. . .. N'ew Orleanus, prime. Noweu (Orleans, fir ~... Newr Orleamns, (common..l . IAoos--J leur Rt. Sides, dry sal... Illams, D av is' ionondil. . . 1 Breaikfast Baconm......... F.mu-Cholmice kettle, tierres... (Choice kettIe tubis.., Chonice ket?IInle bucket . .. uN (Cornm, car. load.......... Newv (orn............... IBarle'y................ Geor.gia (Grazing.... 2.v - WVhit .e t 'hamd, pe hbl. ...$ 8 Kidlder's Best,............7 D )i do (Iole..........! O) 14. (Gran t, grantulat ed. ..6 Shuellyiville .. .. .... .. . ... I oward' Street. .. . ... . . . ... Pecarl itls per hbl.... .... 4 oat \lc:al.... ........ ....7 l[ionI l('ie u'ew ................ P~riime newV................. (bood newV...... .... .... .... M[ACKEREL. -.No.3................$ 6o 1Ilf:hi lls No :1......... 3! Qa rter hIs No 3....... . . 2 20 lbs Kits No 3....... 1 I5 lbs K(its No 8........ 10 lbs Kits No 3........ [C :nosm'.E--Pe~i ridalon..........1 The Exercises OF 1 TIlE P1 EDMONT TNSTTTrl: wvil la be rotfmned on WEDN IELDA'i the 2d iday of SEPTEfMBERt next. Raes of 'TuitIion remain unchan gel. Hoardi inl pri vate famiie is at $ 10 p' mothI. The DerprtmenCltS of Music, in charge Mfiss AIK2\, andi( of Art, in charge Ntiss'IIOI,I NIS WORTi'I , offer superii idvyant.ages. For any In formatIlon, addrees W. \r. Md' ALA N, Picken's ('. H,, N. ('. anegO n.86r 4 Glerk's Sale; ---- 9 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF PICKENS. Harper IIaynes, vs. AndreNv Iiaynes et al. ACTION FOR PARTITION, &c. e URSUANT to an order for sale in the e P above stated case, made by Hon. J. S. Cothran, presiding .Judge, on the 3 June, { 1885, I will sell at Pickens t'ourt House, at public sale, on 14ALESI)AY IN NO VEMBER next, all the IEAL E'TATE of Mrs. Mary Haynes, deceased. consist ing of Four (4) Tracts of Land near Pick ens Court House, to wit: TRAM' NO. 1, , On which there is a good Dwelling House, r &c., containing 81 9-10 acres., more or less, adjoining Tracts Nos. 2 and 3, and others. e TRACT NO. 2. Containing 88 5-10 acres, more or less, ii adjoining hmd(s of W. S. Kirksey, Tracts o Nos. 1 and 3, and others. e 'ItAC'' NO. 3, Containing 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 Cox, Tract No. 1 and others. Plats of the land can be seen in Clerk's Office. TEIMS OF SAL--One-third of the pureh ase mnly cash, the hulane on a credit of twelve imlontlis, sectred hv bond and mort gage of the premises--eredit portion to hear interest from (lay of sale. Purchaser to pay extra for ill papers and for record rg the same. J. J. LEWIS, o o. r. oct 8, 1885 2 4 I Clerk's Sale. 5 eo o STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. e COUNTY OF PICKENS. 0 l )N' CO URT' OFCO.111OX 'L HAS. Sarah E. ('row, et al., va. Mary E. Ham !! ilton, et. al. ACTION FOR PARTITION, &c. e T)UISUANT to an 0rder for Sale, made y i theahove sStated case, on the hi1 t June 1885, by lon. .1. S. Cot bran, p resid r in,- .1udee, I will sell at. Pickens Court, a lHosiiw. on S A LESM. Y IN NOVEL1111Et v next', at public sale, the Land de'scribed in f the pleadings, to wit: All that 'It \CT OF1 LANI) in ( c"ntral Township. Pickens County, on branch vaters of 'l'welve Mile .ltiver, adjoining l:tls of estate )entnis I)odd, h1 illioun l1intthinson, 31. 1t. Bogn-gsand others, con t"tining One It1lndtred and Four"tcen (I-4) (acres, mnc:re or Ie..---known as the Mrs. )3:sry L,eat hers P-ane. T1;Ms OF SAL.K--- (hne-hal f of t h! p itrchalusr nonev to be paid in cacsh, the haml:use oi a credit ( t'elve montts. with inht-ret fIr4omn lay t'f sale, to I secured by bond ami montlgagcof the ptetises; purlchaser al 11 It wed( to pay all ensh if preft+rredt. I'ur o ehaser to pay extra for papers ntid fror rt" -cordlinga samne. tf J1. J1 l.E?1W'1, c.t,. oct 8. 185 2 .1 Clerk's Sale. I, State of Sotillh Carmolinn Cour.ty of' Pick ons Ian Court of oannan Plens W,illIiami I . T1hompj sor., vs. GIabl Thom 11 np. son c etal. iACTION FOR PAR'ITION, &c. r- 1)UlJSL.A NT' o) ani ordert for sale, md itl Jin the abo)tve stait'd (ease4, oni the ;;d Junet 1885, by I ion, J. S. ( it.hra'n, pr'e'iding .Judge, I will sell at. Pikents (our. iiiouse, ont MA Il'81)A Y IN N OV EM lHEl next, at - pub14lic sale, t he Ianid describI ed in thle . pleadings!', to wit: All thati TIHACT01 Pi Alli'ELof LA N!) E In Pumttiipkinitw Tlo wnsh ip, Pi 'kents ('ouin , ty, on Ih)i-k t'reek, wa:t ers of Sul bi Maludla TI'M: tIvt Ai .'X.w-Oune-halfC the imrihase miony' 'to bie pidi ini esh, the4' ha anece on1 a1 crtedit iof tweve mttethis, with iter'test m4tortgagate 441f th pre,1 mise. I''llcha'er to4 pa~y extrwa foir all paphers and1( forrrin' 'l'tg the same~(. 4 ('t 8, 1885 '24 Clerk's Sale. m: Slate of Sauith C'arolina, )0 (eOUNT'Y OF PloHEt(.Ns. 5 IN COtUllT' 01F COM MON PLEAS. 15 S. 11. ('ase, v's. 31. A. Giril'li and( B. 'T. 4 Orniflith. I )LUMUA NTi to ant order('1 for stale, made 439 i i lie above'( stated1 case, on the;' hi J unei 1M85, byv lIon. J1. 8. Ci.thrani, pre'(siding Ju tdge, I will sell at Piekenws I ourt I loutse, , o MA LISA Y IN NO V EM 111.1 next, at pub1ict sale, the Landiic desc'ibled in lie Spleadings, to wit: 0 All that PilEt E, PAR('EL 011 TR'l A CT OF0 1, 1A N I , situate in (Cetral TIowntshwip 0 PI'ckens Counity, on waters of Six 3ih-l il Creek. bounded~i't 4on the East byi hauils ofC if ( . F. Smiit.hi and( the estate olf'Jonathan4 1K inig, dece'4a'4ed, 01n thei n (est hir latiua iof It 'I' hitner' "Synitns, oin the Nor'th fly lands of ~5 D)r. TI. W. F'olger, ont thle Southi hiy lands It of j4. L. Garviti, c'4ntining One I'lutndredi 43 (100) acres, mnore~ or less. 6l TE'iRMs (F SAi( - One-hlalf of the putreb. aqenmoneys to b e paid iin ensh, te blancaite 10 n crdi of twelve mniths, w ithii nte rest tO01ro (lay o)f sale, se('cre byi bondl atnd 10 mrort gage' of the premIise's. Purchasuer to I5 pay) extra for alli papers and4( for r'ecordig t0 the same. 15 J. J. LEWIS, oc... 9 OCt 8, 1885 2 4 J. G. BLACK, F Jeweler and Watch Repairing, Main St,, 2d Corner Below C. H. fTIlE NEW AMEIC A N NO. 7, AND or the New Automatie White are the best. Close ('ash ligyers want ed. O Et EENVII-.LE, , .4 (i. , imar ., 188~5 l:v1 IHIOVEY GREENVJ : 13D 3. "L G A :~C.A..R. WE OFF1 LOWEST C The Largest and : We have ever had. W"ould DR Ess GooD Silk:s, Cashmeres, Flatnnel Suiting Couels Hair, Gueymeys and all t We have a full linae of Ti Plushes, Silk Velvel Laces, Biaid IN CLOAK DE BOUGHT DIRECT FRON We have the newest styles in N< Jackets ! Also, a full line of Misses Wrap NOT Gloves, Hosiery, R.tiboms. Ladies IN OUR ST1 L We have a large sto "k in 1 Buljlkets, IKerseys, Shirtings, Sheetings, P11 We have inade a Specialty of 1I4 ,st aid oiler n large 1N 01URI) J)EPAI) 1 We have the Iiarge, Carpets in Oil 4,14tUaS, 3Ma1tng1-, Ruit 11OVI NEXT Di MARBLE AND GARNIT: MlONUMENT S, D)ont wIaste yourV mon1ey on hote MIarbl e Work. Cheapest 1roni Railings'. ini the worlb CLARK & WILCOX. dee 18, 84 12 lyy -'PRF- iNERViJUSUECilITY ADAoCALOURE FR tofn aloc DEBII'hY xoh'n o-jietett.t er81CWakeS8 tar r:I ',t PHYSICAL ji.ti InYoung & M.'dlo C11 lle.tos Ic TESTED PRc OVER Six -ni orl. I neonvenIienCcin YEARS DY USRE I N MANY rin>ned ri ne THouRANO1 OA SES. tIeR Dyrc ' Tiat t I t zetrc TREMAMENT. *heki ' 11 Ono Month. - $8.00 ihepatentherlnwchre Two Months. - 0.00 -, rand ie.i'v is t Throo Month. OO.0 .treuib and re( tvu., vhgwr. HARRIS REMEDY CO., M'FO CHEMISTS 30G% N, Tenth St.. ST. LOUI3. MO. RUJPTURE P'!RSONS! Not nTun TUT T'S PILLS 25 YEARS IN USE. The Greatest 1(odical Triumph of the Agot SYMPTOMS OP A TORPID LIVER. Loss ofunppetite, liowels costive, Pain Iu the head, with n dull soeaton in the back part, Pain under the shoulder blade, Fullness after eating, with ai dl. inclination to exertion of body or mind, Irritability of temper, lonw spirI t., witih a feeling of havIng neglected somo dutty, Weariness, Dizzinees, FlutterIng at the Heart, Dots before the eyes, Headache over the right eye, Rtestleessns, with fitful drem me, Hlighly coloredi Urine, and CONSTIPATION. TUJTT'S PILLS are especIally adepted to such cases, one dlose errects suchl a ebange of feelinag atoast onish the sufforer. They Increase the A ppettte,sa cause the body t@Take on F'elshthus the system Is nosarishied, and by their'Tonic Action ont the DtgestiveOrpans,utegularMtoo' are rodned.Prie asc. 6 Mrrays t.. V TUTT'8 HAIR DYE. GnAT MAini or Wisntnus changed to a t.ossY JILACKC hy a single applicatione of' this DTEz. It imparts a niatura C color, acts instantaneottsly. Bold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of Sit. Offee, 44 Murray St., New Yoyk. HEADAIUL WROH TS INnlau vYriETAL Pn I. TOWNES ILLE; S. C. N) P'ETS. IR AT THE 1SI1 PIIICEN Best . Assorted Stock call especial attention to our DEPARTMENT. s, Bourettes, Satin Berburs, he cheaper grades. Limuiaings to Matell, in Silk LM, Velveteci, Woolen r, lulttens. &c. OUR PARTME NT M THE MANUFACTUElRS. wml arket(s, Vraps, Rtussian Cireulars, mid Jer"serS. S aill H.ave locks. IONS, and Ch1ildrens Lndlerlvests andl Suit.. IPLE GOODS Flannel1(.s. Jeansc, C'assimleres, Linsmrs. iids, Hickory Stripes an1d1( Gingh1ain1s, )tU RN IN(w ( 0OI)S for years line at very luw ligu res. 'MENT (TP-ST A I S t Stock in the City, of all Grades, vs, Trunks & Curtain Goods LY & TOWNES, DOR TO NATIONAL BANK. HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS oT 4 2UT2'l )Will oure or provent DIMenRe. No liolt9g wHi die~ of Col.ic, licora or LUNGi Fa V i' :I I 1 'ocitca 1-owde'r. nre uarsel I n t l cn. F.outz's Powclur. w l il curo alntI preOven . lion CTIoLrnA F'ouII.'s 1l'owdl- w ill prCveI'II GA 1-KH I N Fow 1..% F'olIt.r. ' owIIlers will lItcreasel thel qIInnItity of 1n1l1k e:liea twonty 11er cent.., all i uke Clie butter flrws Foot/ ' ow4era will I'ura or provent nimolt nyxn.l DJBICA.U to which l ,,'a nnei eni I ac re slilic,t. Fotwrz'. l'owOI{na wiLL dIVya 8ATI8YAOe1IO. aOlti eveIlwhelre. DAViD 1E. FOUTZ. Proprietor, Columbia ani Groenville Railroad (Except Slays. ) No. 5,3 -ii Ie assINOKIe. Leaive Cohnnin:ltI: A I C I'& Al )ep.10( 30( a mi I C&\ (41)chp'l.10 55 111m Arive'I A1st om.................13 55 p m1 Arri ve NeIwwrryV..............125~8 pm A rive ~ Ni in-ty -Six ... ... .......2 14 p ml Arrive. I11IIIlg'..... .... .... ......3 10l p mi Arrrtive at GrIenville........... 5 45 p are l.ltoen.... .. ...... ......11 10 a mt Arive~I' llwIlgI's..... ............12 34 pilm Arilve Nim-ety-Six.. .. ..... .......1 23 p 1tu Arive I Newhevlrry............... 08 p mi Arive~i A Istonj..................4101 pm1 'h 11J1me-. 30 p11m Spartaniburg. Union & Columbia R.R NI.. 53 ii' l'AinsNU y.. (.11ave A.lsn... .......... ......11 58 p) ml ArrlVI ive Uioni.......... .......... 31 pIn Airri - Spar lr, 'S., I. & I ih-pot . . 3 '27 3p m Nol. 52- -nIwN I'AssEN(IEI, Il'aveI Splr'e-, It & 1) I)3pot, 13 ..1'2 (053)pm Ili1avI 8por'g, S. I & (;d(ep't, (O..1'2 25 3)1m A rrivI 11nion..................... 1 1 Im ArrIive' ati ANIn........... 405 3p m .Laul'ens Railroad. NIo. 3 - I'e PAsMMINUKI. 1 ravye Newhelirry.........15 P mI Airr i (ob3iill. ..3 48 311m AriIve (Cjlnon......5 II 1111 .\rv II I'(lilton...... 9 55 a Arrii ' )ve I cwhrry.... .. ........2 00 3) m1 A bbe ville Br'anch. (LeaIvIe llodg's.................. 320 3) mi Ariv VIhheI3Ivjil...........4 20 3p1m Ij':vI Ahille..... ....... .13 25 a mI Arri vI' liOdg9s.................. . 3225 31 mI Blue Ridge R. R. & Auderscn Bratuch IlIave B elton............. ....... '28 pml A rri'vI Anlder'sn........... 501 pmji Arivew Pendleton....;.... ...... 5i 3 p , .\rrivI Walaihi .... ... ....... .1 5 p mi -I,--IVe Walhalla.................. 8 30 a Im Arril t vel Se.e..... ............ .8 501 a mi ArrIiVIe A mb-rlon'(l.......... .10) '27 a mI ArrIivea teton 1t... ......13 02aotII C'ONN -'"I It)N . A. withi Athmntic ('oast laine and1( tSouth W\ithI W'lmlingIton, Co 1mbi 1an A North1. 1. with AsheIvilleI Spa~hrtanhurg from~ c. AIc.tr 011 and Ch1arloIP Divii gl)lJ & p G. 3 (. T A iCAt )i'T, Mu 1e'"t. '1. St.wre'1 v, Oent PaWInger .g't A. OnTI.D AT TORNEY8 & "CUN81a Will practice in all th*Uourte'of f County, State and '!derklii ' may 29, 1884 85'OS/ Y J. H. WItiNIt? t Qreenvillo,8. C. Piokes,,8. WHITNER & ROBINs,N Attorneys and Counaellore at. .PICRENS C. HI., S. U. P ro m pt. attention given to a1 bus nes tti:', Practices in the Stoe and United t ate Courts. O9ler in School Commisioner's O/ee. 4 inn :1, 1S84 8 THOMAS C. ROBINSON, A7'T'ORNEY AT LA If PICK(ENS C. 1. S. C. Practicos in the Courts of the State and in the United Statcs 0?u't. Office in Court Hosase. sept 13, 1888 61 M. F. A NgF:L, J. I. Ni"wn. \0 Greenville, .. C. Pickens C. 11., 8. ANSEL & NEWTOl, A tt mr neys at Law - PICEKNS U. 11., S. .1 june 14, 1883 88 if R. A. CILD. J. E. BOGGS CHILD & BOGGS, ATTOtNEYS & COUNSELOR1S ATLAW PICKENS C. H., S. C. Will practice in all the State and Fcderal I Coutt is. matreh 29, 1883 2 Rchmfonld & Da)nvuaiIc t R PA.SSENGE1t DEP'ART1MENT. On and ifter May 811a, 1885, Pas senge Train Service on tho Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Division will be as fot - to w N 1%Torthwart. aXeni:ss NO 51, 1)AILY. Leave Atlanta 6 00 p nt Arrive Gainesville 8 p in 1.nita A 8 88 p n Itahtn (lop Jutiok B " 18 p In Toccott a I 68 p in 8eu,ee 1) 1 0(0 p m Greenville E 12 27 am Spartanburg F? 1 42! a in (Iasto:na (1 8 bO0 a m Arrive Char:lot e 11 4 40 a mn MAIl. No. 53, DAIJ.. ILea've Atla,na - S-40-n ma Arrive Gain,esville 10 32 a im ILula A 10 55 nm liab,un Gap Junction B 11 25 a mn Tocon (G 11 56 a mi 8eenc 1) 12 61 p im Grceenville E 2 28 p in Spasrinnburg F 8 84 p mn Ganstonia 0 6 2(6 p in Charlotte 1l 6 10) p mn r.XIRHS8 NO 50, DAIL.. Leave ChanrlolI e 8 00 a If Arivei Gatoniai 8 50 aL mf M'rt>u bIn r g 5 57 a mh G reenIvil,o 7 18 ai ml 8enieen 8 64 a mi Toocoa9 55 a in Itahtnu Gap Junction 10 37 a mn 1Lula1 11 07 a mi Gainesville 11 38 a mn Arrive~ Atlanita 1 40 p mt :AIL, NO.52, nAInY. A r rv e ( G an to ni a0 1 0 0 p ii 8par'IinnbuIrg 8 84 p in Greenillott 4 52 p ml Hoeneca 6 21 p mn To'ICCOO 7 21 p mt llhnn Cop Junction 8 1g p ig Lula1 1 89 p Ig (lainesville 0 (05 p i ' Altlantla 11 00 p im A ccommodafltiohn Train (''Air Linie Belle") Leaove Atlant,a 5 30 p mn A rrivo Gn'inestvillo 7 40 p in Leave GaIinestville 7 00 a mn Arive AtIlantaL 9 25 at m No. 18, LOCA L FIIEroI'r, ioIso Souyn. Leave (Charlotte 6 40) a m Arrive att Giney's ll1 aO mi 8partanbu.irg 1 25 p ii GIreenville 5616 p mi iCenlitrn, 7 -15 plm No. 17.ILot,A Fneran-r, GoisN Non'rn. Leave (Cent rot 6 20 a mi Arrive Greenville at. 8 27 a mU Hpartanbhurg 11 18 a mi at Gatfney's 1 22 p mn Charlott e 7 00 p ii Alt passenger trains run thronntag 1o Daniv ille and ( lit'i hmond withtiontil e ago conneicting nt1Danvilleithil Va. M idlipr It wy. , to alt 'ast ernm oitles, and nat, A tan t a with i allCne diverging. No. 50 lenves Rich, mond1, att (.25) P M. nnd No 61 nrrives there ai 3.45 i' 31 atnd 52 leaves flicmnond at '4t.0 A ii. 58 arrives ther0 ait 7 00 A ii. Thse loen, frilghtis stop at above namnad stations 20 t o 30 mlinlutes. Buffet Sleeping Cars Withcut Change On traina Nos. 50 andl( 51.*New York o 'I At tain, Wanshinigto, an.d Ni-w Orleans v.a Dannville, ad l'nlishn,y n,ed A rbevitll Onl trainis N os. 452an,d id,. liichann,~id and Greensboro nntd Wasiniion It d 'iIA 4i Una, 1111d W ashing In an d Ne Gi rienniia. lU-. et urning, Oil No 53-iileeper Grectabooe to lRiconxd. Trhrough1 Tickets on snle at. Charlette, ,renville,8e,neca, parn oburg iind Canine a vitte to alt points South, S3out hwest, Northa and East. A with N E 11 R t fann fro m A thens. Iw.ith N E It-11 tonn from( O Tnininhtuo Falto (' with E Ar I.inle to anid from Elberton and IBowersville D) with lIlnxe Rtidge 11 I to0 anld fromt wal. halla., &o E with e and a a a to and frcm Newl.ei.. F with A nuld a V' nti (' a to aid rronti iiend(ers,onville, Altin, & e 0 wIth mhenter. and J.en(1l n it to rm:, from chet 't'rkrville and IPalln I i with N C,'iissPiion nmdi( 1111.1A (on fromt ?roendro. r a'hI. .Y. SAait, Murerintendicot A RIr.?d V P & Gr.n'1 Mn