The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, November 05, 1885, Image 3
S owft1] aksithotsad.
a. nrieko has bad o
rp paaced .h
he 1Qga' la d, 78 acrm, was s old
to Wm.TJ. Snitth for $1005. "
The lakgeat potato at 'the I'iodinont
Baiar was grown bj Cpstain U. 0 . Grady
of this County..
We have neglected so far to advise our
b, , t" ? oate, and do-uot
0;kens are having
tamen have been
too uisy to pUrsue tilul.
Read A M. Morris' advertisernent.
He is egg hun;iting and wante to show you
his new goods.
Missis;sippi squirrels are emmigrating
eastward: in great droves, and thiousan,ds
f them are slain by tho way.
Mr. ,W. H. Workman of -Laurens
Count, ,picked 1,298 pounds of cotton
in one dm. He must be a working man.
Mr. W,. J. F. Haynes has oberved the
weathei,. at this season of the year so
closely,'that he can tell of rain or cold
,three diays in advance.
Age cannot wither it nor custom state
its infinite variety." Flesh is hardly heir
to an ache.or pain which cannot be cured
by using Salvation Oil.
Mr. B. A.. Hagood has ben elected
president of the Clarosopie Society in the
South Carolina College. He is 18 years
of age, and is the youngest president the
society over had.
We are pleased to place on our ex
change list The Electra, a most readable
and interesting monthly Magazine,spb
lished i Louisville, Kentucky, by Misses
Annie R. Wilson and Jy. M. Leyburn.
Price, $2.00 per annum.
The star of Bethlehem, the star that
directed the wise men and the shepherds
to the c where Christ was born, will
appear again, it is said, in 1886. When
it does appe a Far in the firmament
will attract more attention.
Messrs. Grifin & Morris have decided
Sto connect with theirginning, acorn mill
which will grind 100 bushels per day.
This will be quite a convenience to the
:own, besides an etorpriso that will pay.
The many frienls of M ors. J. K. Rol -
inson, of the upper portion of Anderso
County, will regret very much to lenn
->fher death, whic oec rred on the 27th
lit. She leaves a h eb and severds
ittle childron. t
woih Billings say: "Next to a io
sMehis. Grforlid omfortus haaneie
>l.1 4hua." Hie proba.bly ne-ver tuff"wrod
%wit co gh tor cold, thrwis heo would
av rferr:d to 1r. bull's Cough Syr
Tphas wibquitlo a otingiec to er
iwf anosdea omforl)t. thtwllp
Th ayfn. fMrs. J. Mc.S.bo k so an
daugt, wil regrella vr mowin tmyoin,
rifii her father,icCapt. J.. orney.7t
Mrst. haaboo is: ever hi.an msevermel
rih autoingho aay frend tn Pia
oiieien~ fo soid cmfot luiiglie.
w:ot aillugh o cod, .Lr,m ao wlra
Mossrs. a Hdor rigta.W
hro. hav gone. Soioon tSprabur
olunty. o T.he o are elngw ii thein
setgir ofathe Mr churt. h, and sarly
any~' arowithou moer ando without
otte thn itwaslastyea, bt'ihet ofy
4 iver pwill better)&17... aihra
uioagomfgei.elyanatooo
er . n Hethr Witgil tr and orW
ag w re \V atThrdy
Mr.y hW. gH. onAra tao larndtbe
tuty an he axp re trakeing ir oth ofi
obacco of this onraisng churis eanly
>A v uero quality.u fame uss lur chan
ot a fee speimto his workn i in, isn
Wtefe ervr than kf v. as er uto hse
oksof orsubseribors wh h ae tny
subsiptiocnt btt or. a hcniec
Atk pycouridrabgin whvaer. hrirs
makes usrifuee srger. an atve alo
adei an whewner ito ll destro .n x
Mr. John W1 .ralmlerne to bre
vil'sae andhearty ing mnr ou-o
obed ohs owth ai singo. Mr.i cram
eor a for secme ofims wor itdna this
placentePemn nttt,adh
ofd many fusriens whon he ickny
Wholeriptorbevena hccuption Cof some
to pay idecosidlny w inma.'iyour
haealhs uwifll casonour Wie hav tado
tsad . mn Oew an~nof>r or yo t.
anMrs. ohen piroosed aton once,eto
soekind f w ok, a nd~ la te firt dolari
and as haof somu tiet abtcri for Th
plarei-ieo Pie n Isth.tOter, byli
ad an fremn, amt the ieceof
Wholeome enner Freuan of Dome
sortis ane smn y. .antafr
hetit willcas yof l is saitd to
hate he Olarst anoto ~f furyo or
beoidpa,pfr it make yo oesos t.
andscro. puThoe roe atbOO oe,
Mrid, ohe 18agn o tber, b
is. so far ah e of a the rii(lCO of
h ame tin lArg nratoant o a. te
ab;' yayisma, a9 , ed by
: y I4tone 1Q
Ai in t ontain "on; ,
boys, a fiOy f iirn .B te n pllons 'of
Whiskoy, and notd ar uistant,a ti wjhioh
gave evidence of an overheat by recent
Umdue exercise on Tthe. Airpaoe, Three
of the boys fle4 precipitately, but John
Holden, Jane Holden, W. J. Orei,
shaw and S. A. Bryant, accepted an in
vitation to conle'tb' fown.- The wiskeji
was poured out. , The defendante have
been hold for trial at thenext term of court
Mu. WMLum H. WAnNooK.-On last
Saturday, at Cedar Sprints, in Spartan
burg County, Willie Warnock breathed
his last. EQ tas wseized with a conges
tive chill on Friday morning and he nev
er rallied. His remains were brought to
Central on last Sabbath at which place
the fuinieral was preached by )r. Riley.
Willie learned the printer's trade in this
office and during his sojourn of two years
in our midst he won the confidence and
esteem of all who knew him. The afflic
ted parents have out Ileart felt sympathies
Goods well bought are halfsold;therc
fOre cono quickly or you mies the great
est opportunity of the season. Bound
to pleadso you all in our new styles of
Men's, Youths', and Boys' tailor fitting
Clothing and Gots' Furnishii,g Goods
and hats. Remember this is a well
bought stock; bought by a careful pains
taking buyer; bought by an experienced
jndge of value; bought on its merits as
to beauty, style and quality, and above
all bought ly, bought extremely low;
therefore our now stock, our very com
plete stock is already half sold. Come
right in, close up the sales, get the bar
baius at L. RoTHscur1T)'s
Excelsior.Clothing House,
Greenville. S. C.
SALEDAY.--A considerable crowd was
in attendance upon the sales last Monday,
and land generally sold pretty well. The
Jones land on the waters of the Oolonoy,
100 acres was sold to J. E. 13oggs for
$330. Tract No. 1, of the Haynes land.
81 atcres, was blought by Mr. Andrew
IHaynes, of Georgia, for .875; tract No. 2
o ,ntaining 88 acres, by Col. Iiollig.swortht
for 3545; tract No. 3, containing 18 acres,
by Col. Iagood, for .,25O; tract No. 4,
Sintatining 8 acres, by Major J. J. Lewif
Thr 85. The Miry. Leathers tract in
Central ''ownslhi.,, 114 acres was :;ol(d to
alr. Aaron )O(ggs for 2)5. The T'll'p
iou traet in Pui)kintOw%'n ''owi ship 10)
1ercH wa4 s(Id to \W'iiam Thtpls)on,
hIcr id, for :225. The tract in C:ntral
P'ownsli) on Six Milo Cree1k, 1:0 acres,
w.t' sold to 8. It. Case, mo;,g.,gc:,, for
0l5. In the (a90 of I)unoai vs. )unctal
i tract of 11 a:-re wa sold to Mr. To!nl
I. Williams, for $75, and 2 arro1, to J.
1-. Bogg4, for 313, all on .vat'rs of Geoor
gei (Creelk. Thle Peler Kaith tract' on
O.rln'nter's Creek, 0'5 a're,, wvas sol to
Mr. J1. T1. Nixc fir y,. 5. The Prin's toect
Diu ()ol:2oy .River, EI a~~erm~ wVa- sold to
W R. Price for- $O,0. ThIei Ai-reer land
11ear Ealey,, 35 acros0 wasn sold to M~r. E.
II. Uarbmn for 28).
Thei' ' -i-d of A'g'rihtura have tadken.
bioldl of the subhje.ct of tobac!o calture,
in 1 are tain g 'epsq to od'or nyeecial ini
lue unenits to)Xi~ 01me one iech e mnitv.
l'hie News: anid Couirier is pr')pared to
Nirnish4 freo to all itsi subso'-jiers in thiis
itaito a pa ahage of Cuban seed and a
)a:aphilet onl taba~ce-> culturie.
A colored infan;t ft ve mioih old, died
very sui~dd-ndy in Central last Sabibasth
right. It was' susplecte, I thiere h ad been
i(ome vioil1ne9, but onl an inqiue t held
y T1ria,l Ju -1ie Johns!iton, D r. Folger
iail 1tiat ini is opin:on the c~hl ild cuo
to iis dea:th fromi, conigetioni of the
lugs.
Capt. A. W. HIudgenls hias ben ap
p)ointed p)ostmna'ter at Eahsley, S. C.
Thle Caiptain is ai good b-1'iness4 manli and(
wvill no donht make an ecolcient and goodl
humiored p)ostmoastor.
On Monday we were shown a beauti
fuil speejimen (if pure white miarle ob -
t-ined sonme whe near Liberty. It is
rumor)ied that stonie coal has been dis.
covered in the neighborh-hood of Bloggs
miountaini.
Mr. Jack Swvan the genial anid (oflicient
ass.'istaunt dlopot aigent at E'asley, has gone
to Blowersville, Georgia t.'> taike charge of
a1 depot on the Elbeirten Railroad.
Rev. I. Hlder hasi our thanks for a~
mfost becautifuli and deliciousb cluster (if
Aumtounn apples, Hie eays lie lias seen1 inl
Sis drehiard as many asi 11 ini one, cluster,
just as close together on1 th imb as11) 0 they
could( be p)lae.
All p)ersons1i inidebted to mao, on medical
account,s, are* rognieutedl to) settle at on1ce.
WV. J. UniAuLirr.
TlIher h igho-s cashi pr1ie paid for Sceod
(Citton, at (Griflini & Morris' gin. 'I
Buicklon's Arnica Salvo.
Siores, TlXttes, 0 happed IIli ls, (Ci hillins11,
131 cures Pi les, or ino pay reuire --. It is
guaranlted toi gi ve~C pefect 1-aitisfation, or
moneiny refunlded. Piice 25 (Cents pe1r h)a.X
For sa1le by D)r. U. WV. Viarlu.
Nervous Dlebilitatel Mo~n
Yon, are allowed a freo trial of tirity
days of the use of Dr. Iye's Coleb rated
Volbaic Ilelt with Electric Suspenoory
A ppliancoe. 1dr fthep speedy relief aind
parmanient cure of Noiervosheng ;ty, los
af Vility and Manihoodc, #nd all ae
broublest. Also for many othier disase;
Uomplete resitorationi to health, vigor
mnd manhood guarantee~d. N~o risk is
iinturred. Ilhistrated pamlphlet, with
by addresing Voltdio Bolt (C. 1319lm
icehumn.
WIttte of 'a Iina
COUN.0 E10K Ns.
oI P*i' ae: ( ol Wt.
Ex-Parte, John4MoOlnabaw, Petitioner,
In -Re.
rho Roa1 Estate of Godfrey Mauldin,
deceased.
cttatin and Notice.
rO Fannie MoClaunahan, (formerly Fan
nie Mauldin, Reuben (iarvin MeClan
ahan Elias 'imsey McClanahan, John
Godfrey MoClanahan, Andra Elizabeth
MoClauahan, and William Harrison
MeOlanahan, 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.
WiniuAs, John McClaithau of the
County of Coffee and State of Tennessee,
lis filed his petition in this court to have
the distributive share of his wife Fannie
(formerly Fannie Mauldin), a sister and
heir-at law of (odfrey Mauldin, deceased,
paid and dlivered to him as sole surviv
ing hoir-at-law of his said wife Fannie.
These are therefore, to cite, admonish,
notify and requiro you and each and
every of you, to he and appear before
the Probatt Court, in and for the county
and State first aforesaid, at Pickens Court
HopIse on the first Monday in 1)eember
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.
. (liven nnder Iny hand and
L. S.- seal of office at Pickens Court
(. House, this the 1st (lay of
October, Anno )oini, 1885.
J. H1. NEWTON,
Judge of Probate.
WIITNER & ROBINSON,
Pro. Pet.
To the parties above named, and to all
others to whlenoi it may concern: Take
notice that the petition in the above mat
tor was filed in my oflieo the 30th day of
September, A. 1). 1885.
J. I. NEWTON, a.r.r.c.
WHITNER & ROBINSON,
Pro. Pet.
oct 8, 1885 2 Gw
S. M. SNIDER
D)EARLEIt IN
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
My facilities for doing Fine Watch Work i5
unsurpassed in the Soith. All woik guar
inteed. I sell the Celebrated Dintond
Spectatcles an.t Eye Glasses.
May 1, 1884 81 t f
PRICES CURRENT.
:111"SE .'I;IC,E:s Al{1 iut WitobEsAl.E
L.OT.S.
a :(Ti.: Wk :nf t VnE.lt: usos & 1. .l.
o; .uit:---Cut Le of............... 8s
I ruished'...........
P'- ivdIeril...........
St r:tt e t A...... ........... ..
Extra o hite. ............. -
lirewi .. - ................ 6
* FE --.1 :1, ol A G verbmef!.t.. . 2.ii (t
L. ;-i.iyra...............A@1
I m,i i &Idi.t............ ...ig1
-(Pie...................' Q04)1
.\[ir.-c-s-s -- --ltl - ..-- -.....--..i0
O.inary...............j t
MMuI: Gole :i Svrp..... .... .
Ma(e. va-iii hjul . ..ij. . . . 64
Alrse:iftd la bi.........:.;
rA ! . i 1(I1......................7
CI i ih tih lt s.......... ...
- NewS O leans, ne eop..l
New''d(vi Olans, ..rim......5-4:
hi( -la R. Si...<ry..........7 06
lirea fadt liO.... ..... .. ti
.uu--Ch i rc tl, gtiees.(.. . . 7 S
SheV kile...bs.... .. .,..80
It CoWid kete.b.ket...... 94.
Nt.~ew Cor.................. o(
Outs, ( MicD' iOl................6
Ge iiurgi GrN.n.. :1.... .... .. 6 (
PLrn-uiti (' dpr hbl o ......... (
Kidders its No...........1 700
Shelblyvitle...............O
Prlime niew... .............. ',
Kl oognN new..(ilO1..............2
Tal hhest Now........ in m5rc
Agents wanted Noery..... to earn
ThnoeNst iercalln......... 1dvnta
ThperBs esppriAeia
and~t by fr all.s Raabe
BAnts wnteId everywhei~I re atoi eam
money, int liiutl"mig the Sun' Proe
oobcTe mot iretig and advautin.a
g usofes eve made, bylaydews
NoILY,bperibont igiunoednygleted
SomNDhi, per Yarl. .. I0
WEEkL, h r Year Fail Sin MacIn00
$8 aS TS OFa PoTpEEd:
SUNDAYl(l , le Yar in,re .WI00
Addrbo m , ( HE Ii U N, Nl w ork 'ty.oes
Ol.TPLAW TE43, orbinfnonpoe
"~ ti
ARE AGAIN TO THE
FRONT
WITH A FULL LINE OF
PRICES & QUALIT)
Guaranteed,
Sept 10, 1885 50 3m
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
BAGGiNG & TIE,S
--0 --
8 CAR LOADS ON HAND AND T,
arrive, at prices that cannot be unde:
rold.
A larg. stock of DOORS, SASH an
BLINi)S, away down beiow form
prices.
A very largo stock of I)RY GOOD).
BOO''S a.d SHOES, IARI)WARt1
CROCKERY, &c.
A sp,lendid stock of COFFEI'S, St
GARtS, ItRUPlS and FLOUR.
TEXAS RUST PQOOF OATS at
Give us a call before buying and w
will do yiu gotid.
ca & R.,
1 sep1t 3 , 1t>85 49
FURNITUR 1
WHEI'N YOU NEED FU:RNIUR~
CALL ON
Runion & BlayIoci
EARLIE Y~, S. ('.
at ek (ever' brouight to this4 e- IvIL\.
We have jusz't receiv.ed Oo jleom
of' all kindsT, and pr1 ooe to .el liOheap
t'a:i ever known beaforeo. ( Il anml '
our Goods n e rcs n o
WVe also1 have a full l ine oft COFFiIN:
RO01 ES, &c. of all sty:,le121( ansiz/e
from Hlomel-miade Coffins. up to the he.
C'ASKFIETS.
(Customnersi waitedondyrnihwi
hoe o cotm1i~eun of 31ame. D)on
forgot that the plaen for
IS AT
RUNION & BLAYLOCK'S
TiURE HOUSE,
OPPO'0l IT E POVT9FFIz41
sept 24, 1885 1 tf
Ncw Advertisemennts.
TO A DVERTISERS.
A list of 9il4 newapers 1)1 VII) El) [
TO STATES AN I) SEICTiONS will I
slent on app)hlicalt.ion.. -JR L"E.
Tfo thoseM( who I)wanIt thetir ad1!vertir.inig
pay, we enn olhfer no1 bet ter medaium ii
thlorouigh aind effecti ve work than ti
varius11 $f'tibons of 0Our Seleet lbierg Lw
(IE(). P. RO( W IELL~ & (0.,
Newspape r Ad~vertisinag Buhrea,,
10 Spruceistreel, Nowv York.
(IIt 22, 1885 4 4
Land for Sale.
E fe atP i te ah nti t
from0 ikensi Cor ' il s t)~ o I;:aIlv V
Iey. Apply aIt nce1 fIr teInaII., -&l., to
ISA A' N. .'.IP,13?
.I0EI. 'll , ii..
0(t 15, l1-45 :s.
J. G. BLACK
Jeweler and Watch Reopairing,
Main St,, 2d Corner Below C. I
rTE NEW A3MERPCAN NO. 7, AN
.the New AutomateII t Wh,ite are~( thle het
Close cas~h buyers wauit (d.
GREENVILLE. -N 4
aeAtv a m,rarsha
GREENFL
:... .a.s...
AN
" ASTC
WE o1FIi,'
The Largest and B
We have ever ha<l. Would c
I)REss GooLS
Silks, Cashnieres, Flannel Suitings,
Coinels Hair, Gueyiisevs imd all th
We hanve at full line of* Tri
P'IUMhes, Silk 'DelvetSl
Laceh, ]MERxds,
IN (
CLOAK DE
BOUGHIT IRE1.]CT FRON1L
We have the newest, styles in N<w
Jackets an
Also, a full line of \Iisses \Vraps
NOTI
:r Gloves, h osierv, R ilbbons,e -. L,adies atu
IN OUR STA
Ve liuave a 11rg- e st(kl in 1ltkets, 11
Keris ys, S1'irtin, "Lwetings, Plai<
We have made ta Iecialty of V1(Dl
past an<l ofer a large ii
iN OI? DEP.i)/AR1.T1
We"( have th' .Larg1-est
Carpets in c
IIOVE
NEXT DO
EIIIARELE AND GARNITE
3011. waste yinsnl 1ey 01n l>)t(]
ald \\' ok.
( Thps Imn Railin:s ini th.e w.rd
CLARK & WILCOX.
do'a 18, X4 [2 l y
-3 the ' 0 -9 hp
te .. I t from(
A ilADICAI.CUR4E FOR t Lon pl i.
InYounp;ey.Iil
T4ESTZD FOR OV:C'f
YEARflP3 USEIN MANY/4.V U
THOUSAND CASES. -b
S TRIA4L.
On )ioM.onth, - - I.35
'Xoo "Ein kn,~ 0.I~f- ~
R UP In rm aT
P4' LLS
m" 25 YEARS IN USE.
L- The Great,est Uiodical Trinmph of the Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPDD LIVER.
Loesofnppotite, II.owels coni ive, Pain ini
the hend, wvith nt dull sen,intion in the
bnek part, Pnluti inder, tho sho(ulider
blade, Ftulons after enItingf, with a alk
intcIinntio,n to exertion of bod44y or mnind,
Irritability of temper, L.ow spirits, with
a feeling of having tngleted somet dity,
,[ Weariness, Di-/iiness,, F'lut teriiug nt t ho
He art, Dota beofore the eves, Honddache
fitful dreatnn, Highly colored t:a uno, and
TT'M P1ZLL, arn espooiailly adapted
to such efnnen, o40pne doEeffects Bsuch a
chanIg4 of feein g ast to al-t on) li the su1 flerer.
They inerease theO A t,t)etIt e,an< cause to
bidy to Take on lesh.u, thusi the~ sytem is
inuil, unit by their Tonic Aetion on
the iiigetve)r4 .ins,Ucift .a Stoolsanro
prorltuee<. rnis . -A 4~ M urev NI4V
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
GRAY HIAti Or W4lt-t5tU changed to a
Glosi,5ACK( by a cingin applicat ion of
ti)yDT. It iinpurts a tinaturni color, acts
instantaneously. sold by Drungglate, or
sent, by exp)ress on re.ceiptof SI.
Offlee, 44 Murray St., Now York.
. an al cacus ornlysare retievnd by takitg
'.WRICHTRSINDIAMVRfWTIALL Dnt
!LE, S. C,
AT
nEPTD.Wn
L)
J.1
A' THE Gre
L l P2ICES R
est Assorted Stock
Pro
all especial attention to our pI'.
DEPARTMENT. -
BouretteH, Satin Berburs,
cheaper grades. 't
Jannisiig;s to MlateIa, ia Silk
,Velveteetuss, Woolen Sti
Co
Bunttosas. &c'.
IUR -_
O r(
PARTMENT
TlE MivANUFACTURIERi .
mnrkets, Wraps, Rtussian Cirmulars,
it Jersevs.
and ILavelocks.
ONS, A
A Childrens Undervosts and Suits.
PLE GOODS 'e
annels;, Jeans, Cassimecres, L,ins4ctys. $
Is, IIickory\-Sfrip)OS andlc Ginghm us,
11UN (,1 GOOD for year.s
lie at vFery low figures.
lENT UP-STAiRS AOl
Sto k inl the( (it y, of .C^
1h(
,1 Grades,
Trmr1kS & (uviin o (Iiods li
Ar
Y & rTOI)WNES,
3R TO NATIONAL BANK.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS ~
~ FONZ Iou
Vi Il euro or i>r,event fli,ease.
o 1{111 ii < Ie o f ( or., l. i otaIi or LUNG Fax
rt,if Fontu.'st Powtt-rIanicel in t iin.
Fot.'s i'tcwrdirsIl w1clre anal preveni t lio0 CiIOLRca
Foti2 ' 'wders w Ill pre vnit ( A i:s I N - ow IA
Fosttz's l'otw-lir will Inerre.un. the tli:itarv of InIIiI
unit crt,nni tn Cnty Jnr cent.. ael innku tile buitter flrw
I*'Ouzt.' owdrs will enFM or p'rnvent ndiiost EvXrtI
()IMARit t whirl: lore anli i:aile are i'.'ct. {
FouTz's l'OWIi.us wi0 NIyL IJVCiATItFACTioN,
Bolti cve.y where.
DAVID E. FOUTE. Proprietor,
- - - - - - .Jh M.' Le
Columbia an-1 Greenvillo RailroadA
-r T.s u ill rnv.'....h..r..1ith im ieii
un Ityths..w...nd.its.branches 1)aly
A i. IIp tIl 'un,1ny .)
No.t 5:S i r il i us. i:N J it:i.
Ira ve ('lti t .\ 1 ' \ e 2:1 p ini
Xiiitt tI I i ( Ihp t.1 55 ai m h
A i e -t i n . . . ' . . )1 1 I.m
Arrt Ne hery . ..... it . 15 pO m I ,eji
.\rriv NtIii-ty-.i . ... . .21 p mi A I
XiTie SBellon . .V . .) .t . . 4324 p mi '
Arrvea Gree v- ilijtl, . .1 0 5 1p1 m e
No. 5-I1 S. w I. 0 ii .
Xii t iini.l.......1 11am
rr , I . -i ilm . - . ..11 2i a m
Ai.e lei i.......34 pI mii
Arri' \ittly. . ..1 ... J I : (plm
Arrive Ncie .c.t j .. ji li p Im A
Arl'i v I:Aiiani . . .0 a ii 'uica
Xii V iiiito . . Jime- ... Ill 0y lit
Aui-ivt .\tl,'i n ... ......11 OH p m A'
Arrve hno leLiaih . f 9 mA
No.tt 52u! 0 s 1as1.1o:n
I av ldtirt ii It ept 11 2e 5 ip mi
\rrivt .Utitl iMti.......... 1 48p mi I
Xrii e t .\lstoa . ... ......... 4 * 05 y i m .
XIuix- Xv ii'wl e I . 3 415 p ii t
.\Xitt (1 t,vll. .. .. ..,y toaii J
ArrliveI ('lito.... ..... .......m 2ia ii
t i iauricis.....( 00 yim lb(l
lt stli. 4 unes.:as.w
\ rivm ('lnt on .ut .11 . . ii I 55 a hl m it
11 I iA beville &tl~ i rcihr. ~ fr<it
tindf 1ibwille..............l N. 4 C,
:,eav Sr. ilrn . ..It .. .. ..ii l ..(. X..2:'I p A
&. canKt.D,wr
kove; C. I,, S. C. C r
DCIIJD & WILLI
rOiiNFY8 & COUNsE7OR&AB
aessa.il1e, eh C~ .
I practice in all.tlie :out'of Q eenv
County, State Md FederL. t
ay29, 1884 8.
I. Wutxuet, - ( E. Io
onville,S. C. Plkes, n;
THITNER & ROR2Io si
orneys and Counsellors at LJ
PICK ENS C. 11., .. C.
mpt. aPlention given to all busin& aj
ctices fu (lie Statte and United Statei
Courts.
O0tre in School Commisiioner's O8ke.
ntr 31, ?S84 8
L'HOMAS C. ROBINSON,
T'TORLNEY A T LA W,"
PICIENS U. I., S. C.
rnctico in the Courts of the
to and in thu United StatQ
urt,
L[aice in Ca-urt IIotise.
,ept 13, 1883 b1
F . A m:r,, J. 1! N:wto o
enville, 3. C. Plokenrs C. 11., S. -
ANSEL & NEWTON,
tt nruie ya at Law,
P'ICRENS U. 11., S. C.,
tine 14, 1883 38 if
. C111). J.. E. UOG0S
CHIL) & BOGGS,
TORN EYS & COUNSELORS AT LA V
PICiENS C. IL, S. C.
Vill practice in all the State atnd
de'ral ("ot11 tn.
march 29, 1833 2
hmouaouud & Da t ntille n It
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1'. SNu ,R 1)EPART.MENT.
)n and after May 31.s, 1885, Pas
ge. Train Service on the Atlanta undl
irlot te.ir I.iue 1i-.iaion will be ak fo I -
KxIPRESS No 51, I>AILY.
ive Atlaun 00 p in
rive Gineiueville s 1, i
l.ulai A 8 98 b n
itab,tn (hip Junction B 9 18 p i
Tocconi C 96
Seeen 1) 1 6pm
Gireenvyille E127 i
Spinuburitlitg F 14
(Insini 0 00 p
UVC Alnntti8 40 p i
iiv tAiiuc~vBlo19 8 p in
J.~lii A10 5 p mn
li,I,iu (ip unc io B 11 27 a mi
si"' i a i hiig F 842 p m
(iii ttit 03 26 p i
(ie Clot l II 41 10 pam
iX'E.i4i No 5, i)aIL..
nye A:llatna 8 40 ni m
rie airc im lle 10 57 a at
(J.onl 18 a5n m
Jtahltnu Gn Junction B 10 :25 a mn
iToccn 11 0 a in
tieec AEIEII 12 40 p m
Gre nvoilleii 1 41 p mi
Sp;irtanEEhurg F3 34 p im
Gasoiall 4 2 p ii
Cinir otte I ' 1 p li
Greenl lo 7 18 aml
Ilahnn (Onp Junction 137 a m
(;oila 11lI 07 a mt
Gtai i lle - ' C8 p ii
rui Alliiata l 7 40 p ut
NI.18 OA. No. 52iE, Ocan.v. w,I
Lve Chl otteiIhF~'~ t
S portlnhung125pi
Greenille 16pa
lletahn 7ap4Jnnetio
SIaFtI IIlIlutu14 1 100 p-i
itt(lnfEty's1 22 p
Clinri,iie7 00 p mi
At lanta iorig N.5 la 11 ich p
commlat ion5 T ain ("A51tirLie~ ele")
isve Alata 2lae i 6titc 30 2 m
ilie G to aine illov 7IEII t t 0 aIm
ive tlanta9 2 n.
)ItNoc. 50ac t Fiid5, owoi k or. i.
rie n ai Ga Nney's ol ~AtI i l it 10t an m
iini. ('I o 5Fau cn'r, Gois Noru.1
'tr!vil Greenvti le at (lm-o-ta m
\ll, pIsngr rotr aEn (ron thlrlonl
Ilan ,vile d lih n n ih u b rg
'nitin I t Dav id e wiat ft a. frc idiand
ly., lo alese n iis cd tAfa t
MIE ' and 52iiIi le a d T(ichmom ne 2 (.
mint Aes, iI'mdeIti tidfo
)lnt ills N.o50nnd 61 ewYC kn
wln I'te sthi' ari d Nowcl i ennet a
ny'ie n voi-vlle rr adAievill
3n wtran N ion a2n'd c' , [cAnd And
nig orn Nrioroh craerpt Girclr
fiobn. V Ai',8r-nedn
let rallp its ont. SouthwePst, Nort
d ltns.,2t Ci. aiger
A b 0I tfa n'rmAn .