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A oolored'woma, about three miles above hero; died last week at the age of 111- years. The Minutes of the Twelve Mile Bap tist Associatioj will be found at Mr, Wt T. MoFall's for distribittion. : 'Mrs. Rebecca Chapman, who lives 7 miles north of this place, died on the 5th' instant. This good lady was over 102 years old. Hons, . E. TRegs and J. H. Bowen + part in the debates Sh ) esentatives. have been converted i "onced ' sanctification at the holiness meetings in Anderson. We call the attention of our readers to the many new and varried advertise ments which appear in this issue. Major H. C Briggs has been elected Intendant for the town of Easley, in the place of Capt. A. W. Hudgens resigned. TU:e nicest lot of china-wqre that has been brought to Pickens for a long time ies to be see. at Mr. A. M. Morris's. Robert Ellis, of Henderson County, N. C., was in town last week, visiting his relatives and friends. He says that the secret in tobacco culture is the skill in curing the weed. Read W. T. McFall's Almanac for Do eember. His stook is complete, but is lacking in one commodity, which is usu ally found in stores, and that is soft soap. Every other kind he has in abundance. Our merchants are making great prep arations for Christmas. Their goods are arriving, and the glittering array will make the hearts of the little ones jump for joy. Greenville sends thirteen conviets to the Penitentiary this time. Six are white, seven colored. The sentences vary from six months to seven years. There are 309 delinquent taxpayers in this County, as follows: In Easley Town ship, 59; Liberty, 52; Central, 52; Hur ricane, 27; Piokens C. H., 50; Dacusvillo, 34; Pumpkintown, 10; Eastatoe, 25. If our city fathers would have posts put up at the corners of the streets, young shade trees there would grow more luxuriantly and wagons would make a wide circuit. Blue Stone, 10c. a pound at George's Easley, S. C. 4 Tll your neighbor to come and pay for his D)eeds, Mortgaigo: and Lions an the Clerk's Ofce. The Clerk has waited a long time and needs his money. The South Carolina Annual Confor. ene. of the Mtliodist Episcopal Church Smith, convened iu ('ohunubia yesterday. May peace and harmony prevail during its dohberatiois, and much good be ae cumplished. Thelu Methodist Sunday Rchool is making preparations for a Christnmas tree. On the night of.. the 24th insumnt, pres ents wvill lbe disitributed anmd prizes will bo awarded to the scholars who have boonm most punctual during the year. At the instance of three trustees I give notice thatd a meeting of the board charg ed with the interoate of the Walker-Me El mnoyho College, is (call at Liberty, Pwck onS Count*, on 'Tunad.ay, Deember 15th ait 11 o'clock, A. M[. T1rustees will be punctual, as there may be business of importance on hand. Huou McLEEs, President of Board. Hold on to the truth, for it will serve you well and do you good through eter aity. Hold on to virtue, it is beyond -price to you at all times aund p)laces. Hold on to Dr. Bull's Cough Sftup,. for there is nothing like it to cure a cough or cold. In the treatment of rheumatism, gout, tic douloureux, semi-crania, sciatica, &c., Salvation Oil should b)e applied to the parts affected, and thoroughly rub bed in, so as to reach the seat of the dis ease. It kills pain. Price 25oets a bottle Jamnes Altom, who was before Tria s)~tice B. J. Johnston one (lay last week to answer to the charge of .selling liquor in the town of Central, this County, es.. capecd from the constal wvho was con Toying himuto jail. Thme eontral consta h)108 are unlucky in this respect and should put sandl on their hands to hold the slippery prisoners. Col. Wmn. Nimmnons fell from his wagon near Mr. Lahan Mauldin's resi dl~lene on the 29th unlt. andl was p)aralizefid. He was kinidley catredi for by Mr. Maul din, at whose house he remained until last Thursday. We hope thme Colonel is euily temporaly hurt, though it is foared his injuries ara permanenit. 1\!arriedl, on the evening; of thme 3d December, 1885, by the Revw. 8. M. Green, of Greenville County, at the ro sidence of the bride's fathor, Mr. A. Bradley, of Greenville County, to Miss Lola Jamson' of Piokens County. Thme bride wvill pleas acocopt our thmanks for nice slices of cake., May theo live long Nid pro r, On MondI a t, a a large atitimne at;^l410 The followinag -lanus e641e anid Gravley vs. Jeremiah"' Tract No. 1, 154 acres, I) 9., ~ $7015; trat~ No. 2, 26 acrd! Dr Fo'. $213; tract No. 3, 19 eadbes , Iw, $234; tractA Nb: 4,f? .er mshaw, $500.50; tract No. . ci. Brok, $70Xi; tract I' es, Daniel. Hughes, .$100; Uaingworea, ~5; traedo. 8, 228 acres, J. M. Stepheus, 875. lKoper vs. Roper, 120 aor, lNoFarner, $84; ansell vs. Stasal,70 adre ~ aig ga . 'hd..Frsons. I a~3tkl7 11A$dr'it 1 f ott ko6 i'f1 a brief spaoeb ii sUifolk to ap a tbg to the maiiy frio ids who 'poj an generousl O ,he'Pd the pastor ktl ifauly te lA th 'ving day. 'he gIto* keoeIe wez luable intrinsica but th es worth wa" the e $On. or .or the part of the douor jq,the t . his family.Tbi, cdnee to D mine by the" Piken'} iq;.ia1 tc strengthen a o8 nata strong, a qord tiIa b 4 _e of I grateful pat r toj f obe'p fi h peo pie. l)oar 'frieids, in return fer you kindness to me, I pray that the giver o all,good may ever gontinue tQ Two yoi that which will make for you grgpe il time and glory "i' eeruit!. JNO. B.. BII. CurrrNG AFPRY IN THE COUNTY.-Ol Wednesday nights says the (iroonvill News, Luther Harbin was stabbed wit] a kinfo and severely wounded by "Boss Jones, both men being white. The aifra occurred in Butler Township, near Rook Creek church where Jones and Harbi live. Both are said to have been unde the influence of liquor, and the difficult; is alleged to have resulted from a roi between the two several days ago. The: had been good friends to that time. Mt Harbin's wound is in the loft side and i not thought to be dangerous, althoug] the weapon penetrated nearly to the lung No arrest had been made at last accounts 1842. A Proclamation. 1886. Know Ye! Know Yo All! 'Men, wc men and childron-that the great staff c editors, who, headed by Dr. George Thnu bcr, have kept the American Agriculturie at the front for twenty-five years, are not re-enforced by Chester P. Dewey, Set1 areen, and otnor writers. We propos to add to the hundreds of thousands o homes, in which the American Agricult urist is read and revered, from the Atlan tie to the Pacitio, as an old time frien< and counselor. We are accordingly on larging the Hearth Housohold and Juve nilo Departments, and adding other fe tures, so that it is to be, from this timi onward, essentially a Home Periodical as well as being devoted to Agricultur and Horticulture. Every person wh< inumodiately sends us $1.50, the sub scription prioe, and 15 cents for postinl book, making $1.65 in all, will receive the Amorinan Agriculturist for 188G, an< the American Agriculturist Law Book just published-at Compendium of every day La'v for Farmers, Busine:ss mmN fManufacturers, onabling every one to b his own lawyer. It ig a large volume weighing one pound and a half, and ele gant boumni in Cloth and (old. Th< American Agriculturist wants the oartl to yield biggor returns by increasing it groat army of readers. We distribute< 60,00 pr,iseits to thosowho aided in thi work lasgt vear, and we are planning to give 100),000 prlesfnt to workere thi year. SendI for Conutidcential T1erms in wyorkers whleni you forwvardl your sub)scrip2 tionl. Supeription p)rice, 151.50 a year single niumebers, 15 cenIts. C.i Send 5 eentM for iniliing you granm double1 ,u mb e r of thle Amerricain Agricul turist, just out., anld snample pnges wit table of Law Book. WTOi*vARE1n W ANTED EvzxnrFu.g AAdrsa PublishersAmerionin Agrieui tuit, 751 Broadway, New York. D)Avr W. Jurm, Pi-es't. SAM' BoaRNJIM S"oy, 'Thoklon's Airnica Salve:. I he ~st Salve in the world. for CuItF Bruises, Siores, U Ie(rs, Malt Rhemnu. F'cve Mo re-i,.To'tte,haedIad,hibin Cormnu, and1( all Skin Eruptions, aned positiv1' y~ (uires Piles or no pa,y required. It1 gua:raniteed to give pierfect saitistion~i, U For sal1e by D)r. (1. WY. Earle. Nervous Debilitated Men You are allowedl a free trial of thirt; days of the use0 of Dr). D)y's Cleb)ratel Voltio* Belt with Eleetric Suispenisor, Appliances, for Ilhe speedy relief an< p)ermianlent cure of Nervons Dobility, los oif Vitality and Manhood, and all kindre, troubles. Also for many other dliseasel Complete resto ration to healthi, vigo ma1( manhlood guaranIteed. No riski incurredl. Ill ustratedl pamphlet, wit full information, termes, etc., nmiled fre by addressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshi (CIrIIITMAs,' IS CO31NG A ND YuOl WViI,T, WANT1 A N1CE~ P'RESENTl l'N)R SOMEHODY, FATIlElt, MtOTIIlER, BRO)ThI Ign, MIS TER1, FR{IENDs, ORt .M A Y BEi YOI UI If you do, I hiavn gel all kindls of Fanme 'hlia-wvare, such as VasteS, Toailet Sets Fsnecy Cups and Saucers, IIand-Pa~:inte (ihia , Platesg, Toys, Toey latols, Fir Q$ceon Romn:n Candles, Fire Works o The IEs*t stoej of Fr.ench aInd Fano, 'i'seer.brougxt, to PIckenis Counmty u,(2iDrops, Chewlin AU~i~m 4.e that is nice am. \ nuts. i. s, &c I keep A good Stock of Trobacco on han ai whit not la u.d-s New hoit Steves, cheapelr than~ ee Come and see for your self, andi if O in tend to buy, I can sel u ~ flb~ uTly, y 1. ALMANAC FOR o-----. r 1 Santa Claus will open out his Budget of Fun next week! Toys, FireNworks, Fruits, Nut, Raisins, Candies, Crttckers and nice TOILET SOAP. L) Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mack " erel, Mullet, Pepper Sauce, Cheese, Apples, and good SI[AVINC SOAP. r - lair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Horse Brushes, Blacking Brushes, Whisk Brooms, Bristol Dusters and TAR mOAP. Powder, Caps, Shot, Lead, Gnu Tubes, Gun Locks, Cylinders and . ASTILE SOAP. Pad Locks, Chest L cks, Knob L cks, )rawer Locks, Hinges, Butts, Screws, Wrought Nails, Copper Riv f ets and CARBOLIC SOAP. Fine Combs, Coarse Combs, Pock et Combs, Curry Combs, Jim Crow e Cards, Cotton Cards, Shoep Shears, Bells and WASII TUI3 SOAP, Wash Boards, Dish Pans, W asl Pauns, Dippers, Potato and Nutmeg Grators, Pie Plates, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Pocket Knives and i I;LUE SOAP, Cedar Buckcts, Tin Buckets, Paint ed Buckets, Well Buckets, Ropes Pulleys, and all kinds of Soap ex cept SOFT SOAP. This Alumnac Soft Soaps nobody. It don't alvertise cheap trashy sttiI at astonis;hingly low prices to deceive the phlic. It dout quote a 10 cent cake of soap for 5 cents. In other wor<ds it never has had to hire a nm to trade with it. Ti e solid bargain : is inucen1(t enoiglh for s'iisible 11men, tld ltparties ill s'sarch of Baits I ll pass 11. n- -we d1on1't keep thei. It is out of my line to ellbow a Imnan t all over town for n1o1mev or trade. s It is ont of y line to dun a man, , anI GenltlemIen don't re luire it. There are aL few ntamtes of good r men on my Old hooks whio have kept - mec wait ing 2. 4, 6, $4 10) w. ars. These g old mnen tel ie a the b)est frienid they'S e'ver1 had. They tell mei( they pa every)* onte else--lbut n:.Thytell mie I muls no4t push thiem. TJheyW say theiy aim to paty me. b ut they never pull1 the Trigger. w ~ill pay me( One D'ollar just to let me kntow that you ai re ntot afraid to sihtot andu give your note for' the balance, I w'ill 'hteerftully wait lo nger. If there is one moan who has been , nfortunate antd is too p or to pay r anything, and w,'ill convince mue ofi ,that fact, I will send( ninm back home hatppier' than lhe enmtie. Ini concluisioni: Oneo word to my r good friends audeuistomners who hav'e ,staidl with miet so long ''through t.hich an.ld thtin. ii I aIppreciate yourti friend ship, and your trade. My doors are openi---and if need bec I will raise the *vindows. My stoick is comtplete. Y Comae in, Ask---and receive. Wising A Merry Christmas to all. Y I am, yours, Sheriffs Sale. 'State of Soutla Carohlina COUNTY OF IPICKENs. - Janec Crenshtaw Plaint,i17, againtst Da:vid Hendi(rl'ks et ali. D)efendants. I N obediticei. to a D ecretal Order, made bly t he Ilon. 11). M~ it.herspmoon, P~resdl( ing Ju tdge, ont the 6th of .Juntie, I188;, as Sheriff oif P'i(kenfs( Couty, I will toll to lhe highest. htidde~r, biefor, 'the Court Ho, use door, on the tirsi Mondayt int January, 18511, the follown g T IIA(T OlF I, t ', D,to wit All of that T'lAoT OF()~ LANDI, lying ii. sato onty anduc Stat e, on wat ers of Shtoal ('reek, adljoI hg 1lands of .Jese ( rentshaw, ,Jo hn Loorper, (.. W4. Ho4went and others, conttaiin One Hund I itired andc hi fty-Steen and( On)te-fllf Aeres, mtore or less. TElIX - One -half cash, the rentalhider in one year, with interest, secuired by a mootgage of the premttises. 11. A. lI10IIMY, c.r.o. dee 10, 1885S it 4 PRICES CURRENT. ThIE8E P'RICES A lRE FOR WIIOLESAI.E fCORRtReTE WEE.KJ,Y J4yyERGUBON & MITI.E MruAtns-Cu Loaf-.-------........8. Crushed...................... Powdered.................... Granttbtted....... ..... St ratnded ^-.---....... Ex>tra Whiti.o U..--.......6 . (Goldenu o- - . -.. .. Brown i--.. -.. -.-............ Cotrrex--Java, old GIovernment ... 25@~00 1 Lagutayra..............gg4 Rio, ihie............. lqgen P'ritme.... .... .... .....10ggOo Good .... ...,........ ....10 go0 laur .... .... ........... ge Ordinary.... .... .... .... ggoo -Moi-AssP.s -Golden Syrup..........0 *Mtuseovado in hihds.... .....0 Muhtseov,ado' ini his.... 88 8. Ui....................0 ( uhla In bis........... New Orleans, new~t crop...6 New Orhoatns, prime.... 4. ARE AGAIN TO THE FRONT WITH A FULL LINE OF PRICES & QUALITY Guaranteed. Sept 10, 1885 50 3m HEADQUARTERS FOR BAGGING & TIES. --0 8 CAR LOADS ON HAND AND TO nrrive, at prices that cannot be under Kold. A larg stock of DOORS, SASH and BLINDS, away down below forier prioes. A vcry large stock of DRY ( n001)S, BOOTS ani SHOES, HARDWARE, CROCKER Y, &c. A HplJ.id Htook of COFFEES, SU OARS, SYRITPS and FLOUR. TEXAS RUST PQOOF OATS at 60 onits per )uHhel. (livo ats a call before buying and we will (o you good. CELY & BRO., WE4T AiEENVILLE. sept 3, 1885 40 FURTINIT URE WHEN YOU NEED FURNITURE GALL ON Bunion & Blaylock, AT EUASLEY, S. (C. They livo tho larget and best selected sto(ck ov lr rouight to this county. Weu hill tvo'4 just' cid ourY eleganut of all kinds, and( p)roposo to soll cheoapor than ove'r k nownt beforo. (Call and see our (loods aiid get p)rieQ.4, and you will be' convinced that noi house iunidrsells Wo also) have a full line of COFFINS, :11188, &c., of all styles and sizon, from liomio-miado Cioffins up to the boat CASKETS. Custo:aorn waited on day or night with Thlan'king you .or pant favors, rand hope for a coOPln sItance of arn. Don't forgot that the place for IS AT RUNION & BLAYLOCK'S PROPRIPErORs EASLEiY FURNI TrURE HOUSE, sopt 24, 1885 1 tf New Advertisements. KNABE UNEQUJALLF.D IN Tone,7T11ch,VorkanRship & Dur ability, WILLIAM JINARE &~ Co. 1~i 20 anh 206 Wut NDatimore Sireet, Bialtimre,e Ka d.l VIth tand No Yor tner PRtVTFt,F urns R MFRU DVEllTSEl13 sIJ~end fo r See List of Loca Newswpern.e.P Ilowll &Co.,10 prucet steN. Y. A T AICIALtT"rEyT nerUted WITal-w pos si price O,s.msa 4a Tooth Ext'IIracte Pstely witout Pain $y uSENTRS OFX TEToAUH. R. W.n Mell. AllOD wDrkra o.s ('weten: MAtx fr.. Gunervn.., . n- r PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. On and after May Site, 1885, Pan song e Train Service on the Atlanta and C.barlotte Air Line Diyision will be as f o 1 lows 1Tortb:warc.. KXrars! NO 61, DAILT. Leave Atlanta 6 00 p ma Arrive ainues'ville' 8 08 p m Luia A 8 as p m Ritbun Gap Junotieo B 9 18.p an Teocoa C 9 58 p In Seneca D 10 66 p n Greenville B 12 27 a tn Spartanburg F 1 42 a m QastoniaOG 860ato Arrire'Charlottls I[ 4 40 a m MAIL NO. 68, DAILY. Leave Atlanta $ 40 a a Arrive Uainesvillo 10 32 a n Lula A 10 65 a m lItabun Gap Junction B 11 26 a Ia Toccoa G 11 68 a a Seneca 1 12 41 p a Greenville B 2 28 p at Spartanburg F 8 84 p m Gaetenia 6 26 p in Charlotte 11 d 10 p rn XxPKNse NO 50, DAILY. Leave Charlotte 8 00 a r Arrive Unstonia 8 60 a e 8partanhurg 6 57 a in Greenville 7 18 a m Seneca 8 64 a a Toceoa 9 A6 a n RIabun Gap Junction 10 87 4 m Lula 11 07 a in Gaineeville 11 88 a > rrive Atlanta 1 40 p m MAIL No.62, DAILY. Leave Charlotte 1 00 p to Arrive Gastonia 1 41 p FU Sp-trtnnbittg 8 34 p n Greenville 4 52 p t 8cteca 6 Il p n Toocoa 7 21 p it Rabtln Gap Junction 8 1S p en Lula 8 89 p > (aineeville 8 05 p m Atlanta 11 00 p a Accommodation Train ("Air Line Bele" Leave Atlanta 6 80 p m Arrive Gainesville 7 40 p a Leave Gainesville 7 00 a n Arrive Atlanta 9 25 a a No. 18, LOcA. FNxRIHT, GOIXO8OVrN. Leave Charlotte 6 40 a a Arrive at GaRfney's 11 10 a n Spartanburg 1 26 p t Greenville 6 16 p m en tra l 7 46 p I No. 17, LOCA FaRIGTn', Gol.o Nonv . Leave Central 6 20 a is Arrive Greenville at 2 27 a r Spartnnlurg 1 18 a y at (laIffney's 1 22 p m Charlotte 7 00 p d Buffet Sleeping Cars Without Change On trains Non. 50 and 51, New York and Atlantta, Wanhingtnn nn.i New Orleaus via lanuvtille, nnd Snli,bury ni .1bheville. On trnina N osF. b-and 53, Itichmoni d an4 (lreenAhoro, and Washington andA ug usla unt Washingtan anil Now t)rleans. R. eturning, on No 53-sleeper Greensbeor to itichond. 'througl Tickets on rale at Charlete (reen% ille,srneoa,Hpartanburgand Gaine ;Ille to all points Mouth, .outhwest, Norti and Esast. A with N 1E R 1t te and from Atheus. B with N E It R to and from Taislais FaM: C with, I Air L.ine 0o and from Elberiem and Boweraville U with, fllue Ridge nt R to and from wal hiallit, &e T-' with: amnud a a at ro and (rem Newber ry. AIMIton anit tolnimnbia. F with A nndl a ii and a at to and fron unndIersonville, Aiton, &e (1 wih esiter and L.enoir n a to an< frosn chmestew vorkviile amnd pallay It with a e Itiviasion und e o and A 1. 1 toand from greensboro tralenigh. & e I. 7. SAoi;,Smuperintendent 'ml LAUGTEl,Gen'tPass. Agr 4 T. livya.'hi V P A flin'lManager. Columbia and Greenville Railroa ( n and afterr Nov. 1 5th. 18i85, Pa:ssena ger 'Prainvs wilIl rui as hecrewvithI id iete tipon1 this roa andl:ut its branches: Dlail (Exc ept Sunaylrs.) No. 53 --tr AMaNrwm. Leave Columbia A' ('t& .\ Pep. 10 20 a Ii j (7& (G Dep't. 10 45 a ni Arriv'e \lston..-...............1 45 p ni Ariveit Newbe1nrr.v-........24 p n .\rrive' Ninety8jx.............2 03 p nm Arrive I lodge's................ 3(05 p n .srrive Helton.... ........... .. 4 11 n Arrrive at Grienville.... .... .. . 35 p II Wo. 52 n OWN PAh$P.NOPn. LeaIve G4reenvi lIe at... ........ .) 45 jIl, Arrive Helton............ 1i o:t P , Arrive I lodge's.........2 1 A rrive Nme1ty-Six................1 10 p a Arrive Newhierry.............. 02 p ' Arrive Aiston..---................4 10 p ri Ar'vetolumbhia A (C&.IDepot. 5 15 P rI Spartanburg. Union & Columbia R I NO. 53--Um I'A$HsNoHIE. Leave AlIston..................1 58 p xi Arrive Union-.-.-............ 2 7 p a A rri ve Spar'g, S. (U & C T)epot . . 4 401 p it Arrive Spar'g, R & D) Depot. I. . 4 50 p n No. 52.--DrowN P'Ass.Nor.n, Leave Spar'g, 1t & D) iepot, H . .11 05 p n L~eaven Splr'g, S. U & C dep't, (J. . 11 15 P Ii Ararivye Un3iion..................1 12 p ii Arrive at. AIutong............... 3 55 p n Laurens Railroad. NO. 3 -- P P'AssF4.NOEn. Leave Newherry...............3 25 p ni Arrive Goldvill..t..4 55 p mi A rrive Clinton,. ... ....5 80 p 'm Arrive Laut:rena. .; ... 30 pIm NO. 4 DowN IassyN.N., L,eave Launrents.. .. .. ..8 00 a m) Arive. Cliton....... 850 a in Arrive Newherry............ ..11 10 p nr A bbeville Brantch Leaveo Iiodgte's..........3 20 p rn A rriv \bb~lieville................4 2 p n Leave Ahheville...............1 25 U II A rrive hlodge's................1 p n Blue Ridge R. R. & Anderscn Branct Leave flelton..................15 p ni A rrive Andlerson............... 417 p li A rrive Peondleton....;.... .... ...5.5 p in Arrive Seneenm C... ........... . 00 p in Arrive Walhaila ............... 0 p in .cagve Walthalla............. .. 30 a fl A rrive Sen:een................. 50 a mn Arrivie Pen:deton...--........... 9t 3Aa Arrive Anderson............... 0 22 ami Arrive at Helt"n..................11 57 a mi ('ON NWTT(INS. At Senca with Ht and I) It iI for A tlant a. A. with Atlantic Coast Line and Rou,th ('aro,lina Rtailway, from and to ('bar WVith Wmihnington, 'oluimbia and An gnmata from Wmilmrington and all point. North. With 'harlotte, Columbia and A ugusta from C'harlotte and all points North. B. with A.heville and Rpartanhuirg from and for points in Western N. C. C. A tlanta and Charlotto D)ivisin n & pl Rt for A tlant a and points %outh & West a. Rl. TATLPOTT, Super't. M. 8:.iuw-n1x, Gen'l Passenger AR't I CAR.DVt:r A-.t, 6ah. Pas. Areat. I OVEY GREE1\ WE O LOWEST The Largest and We have ever had. W< DREss Goo: Silks, Cashmeres, Flannel Sui CoiLOS Hair, GueynSeysK and W1e liave a ntll liie of Plusihec, Silk Vel L aces, Bra CLOAK D BOUGHT DIRECT FI We have the newest stvlea ini Jack, Alaso, a full line of Misses V NC GIEOvea, IIosiery, Ribbons, La< IN OUR S We have a large stock in Blanki Kerseys, Shirt.ings, SheetingK We have made a Specialty of past and offer a 1. IN OUR DEPA. We have the Lr Carpets i Oil Clotlls, Mattings, I iIo~ _ NEX MARBLE AND GARN MONUMENTS Dount waslto yourI mIoneyV on1 Mraride Wo1 rk. CheapesHt Iron lRailngs in tihe 'n CLARK & WILCOX. dec 18, 84 12 .t , I r NEERVOUSI3 DICOII8kH88, I!An fno d l nctt klo THoustls.teni ectdaar 3IERVOUS ovorbnnino TRBL!m., "iu a retcolnsor t PraiWAOkGE ig,to er ip oo motha. 7.00 ereu th a exua12 M1 HARRISREMED M'FQCIY h 300 N.d Teth C. UI. MO.nl, N 4ilj ~ ~ o lr 0 tr. ai I 25 ARSSYSIMN AIN UE.y.lti TSAMPTOMASOF. he RIA i h t l Ienatoio in IriAi ACty of loeper Low anut tee Wear Ofies, Di$3.00n e Flterngn eart IDti beor 6. he e, (4 eadaIIgtj Tover Mth . 9.0igr'nht e , etesasesu,l' CON SPON. 1aT TUTTS r 'Spoalda chane ofeelrst ia tnimhothe ur I aoseic Jiwi pei, ca thihed, wian du aheonato AIn blde ,riee, a..e ea. w lncl,oa s LAexbet ing a bod .r this Dm.It, oftmpr, ao nati coio, Waingantneosy.ee Sold Drluggist eat, Data befonrei ecof Head Offete Murfty , ei<, andTall BigLousCopm are eellt y a oRSu'h ase, Ndo eVeETOL Pilc VILLE S. C AND FFER AT THE CASU PRICEM I Best Assorted Stock )nld call especial attenticn.to our DS DEPARTMENT. tings, Bourettes, Satin 3erburd, i1l the cheaper grades. Trinanuinge to Match, In Xllk vets, Velvcteens, Woolen ids, Buttons, &c. IN OUR EPARTMENT LONM THE MANUFACTURERS, Newmarkets, Wraps, Russian Circulars, ts and Jerseys. raps and Havelocks. TIONS, lies and Childrens Undervests and Suite. TAPLE GOODS ts, Flannels, Jeans, Cassineres, Linseys. ,Plaids, Hickory Stripes and Ginghams, MOURNING GOO1S for years irge line at very low figures. T? MLENT UP-STAIRS Lrgest Stock in the City, of n all Grades, [tugs, Trunks &' Curtain GooAs 7EY & TOWNES, DOOR TO NATIONAL BANK ITE Professional Notices. R, A. OutLD, W'hi, A. WII.LIAMS Pleckens, C. 11., S. C. Greenville, S. C. )Ohl ATTOLINEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW (reenville, S. C. Will practice in all the Courts'of Greenvill e 'orld. County, State and Federal. ' may 29, 1884 8 J. H. W H mTNER, C. 1. .l0inut.N Greenville,8. C. Piokens, 8. C. 1y* WHITNER & ROBINSON. mAttorneys and Counsellors at Law, UPICKEmS C. II., 8. C. EIT P ronpt attention given 16 all husineum SPractices in the State and United State Phy- Courts. O9'.Oles in School Commnission,er's Oi'ce, h.,n 31, 1584 S eten. STHOMAS C. ROBINSON, rgATTORNEY AT LA W P~lIKENS C. HI., S. C. Practicos in tbo Courts of th e SStat.o antd in the United States nim Court. A3 Ofilee in Court Hlouse. M.F. AX5ur., J.. H. NUWr o UK Oreenviwlle, S.C. PiokennCU.11., 8. 'wgr. iST ANSEL & NEWTON, -ee A ttsrn e ym a at L aw, P1. I1l(KENs C. 11., 8. o. jnne 14, 1883 88 a It. A. CHIld). J. E. BOGOS CHILD) & BOGOS, 5ATTORtNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW PICKENS C. H., S. 0. Will practice ini all the State and e d Oeral Courts. m arch 29, 1883 2 the The Eixercises ler it..-( F TilE PIED)MONT1 INSTITUTE e,~Jwill beo resumed on WEDlNESD8TAY, aty, ther 2d day of SEPTVEMHER next. the Rat es of Tu'sltlon remain tehanItIfged. o h. oa4trd in privates families at $10 per The Departinents f Music, in charge of >ted Mfi5* Allk EN, aind of Art, in chaurge' of h a Min 1L.INGSWVOR11, offer superior wa. advantit alges.frrt mR IS F or any)~ in ora ion, addrIEss a .a W. Ml. MvCAFLA N, d S .M.S SNIDER k'.DEARlLER IN I atohes, Diamonds and Jewelry, GREENVILLE, s. C. My facilities for doing Fine Wateh F' ork is unsurpas.sed in ihe sowieh. All woik guar-. . anteedl. I sell thue Celebrated DIf*smon'd ng pootmelosnand Eye a!as'es. .l.S .. , 18g 8