The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 11, 1886, Image 3
The Blair Educational Bill has based
the B'natd.
Mdr. - oert "bayl is very siok with
the measles.
1Irs.. 0. P. I a1eEt, of Spartauburg,
was in town last Sabbath.
fr. Judge G. Ferguson is quite sick
at his home in Greenville.
On last Sabbath Tom Arter colored,
died of heart disease.
Susan good, wife of J'ohnson Ha
good o<h,) , died last Saturday.
Irish Potatoes are sold at one dollar
op'er bushel by the inouutaiu wagons.
6 Legislature of Mississippi has re
pealed the agricultural lion law u Watch
the results.
There were only two tradts of laid
sold last sale day, and they were pur
chased for small sund.
Mrs. W. H. Hester is in ohat-ge of
Miss Myra Lay's house while the latter
45 'on a visit of a few days to her mother.
Hon. D. Wyatt. Aiken has our thanks
for some garden seed sent us this week.
The most of them are new varieties.
The farmers above this town are haul
ing their dotton off to market, they wont
wait any longer for the price to advance.
One of our best citizeni has spaded
his garden. This is i a slower process
than the plow, but it cuts the soil deep
knd fl}e.
Miss Leila Grogan, of Eureka, Geor
gia, is visiting the Misses Crittenden, of
Greenvillo City. She will visit friends
in Pickens before her return home.
Court convened at Wallhalla last Mon.
day, Judge Witherspoon presiding.
The Courier says it will be a short
term.
Our readers will regret to learn that
the health of our Congressman, Col. ).
Wyatt Aiken is not much improved. 'He
is still suffering much pain.
Mr. Aaron Boggs has about comple
ted a new dwelling hluse for his son
John, on Seneca River. We wonder if
John is providing for a baobelor's hual.
Mr. S. A. McCrackin has a pair of
ha;uei which ha s been in use ever
since the war of the ReZobition. The
pair has been rO-ironed several times.
There were a goodly nuubor in at
tend ance in the County Commissioners'
Court on the 2d inst., some pushing pe
ti-ti.mns for now roads, others opposing
them.
Col. Vr y,rv, Pr-ident of the Anus
tat and Knl.oxville Railroad says the Cuim
herliand Gap is an enterprise of great
im-.tane, and his opinion is that it
ivill b0 bulilt.
h'ln ep .o of the Superintend"it of the
Pen iten tijary agaiust Rl. E. Bowen andu
4 other.s, for the escape of convieta em
loy.d on the Ctnmherlantd Gap Rtail
lh>adl has been01 conprom)i'sefld.
A mao 4t .eganu tnmbdonie has been
pmdover thte rav~e of Mr. d1. R. Ha
go od. It is mnot bealutifdilly and ap'pro
p;riately. im:;evied. zt was preparedl and
lace'd in p)osiitiou hy that master work
mtan, Mstst\. Obfk of Gree~nvillo.
On Salba day the weathei' via congo
iid t.o the developmuent of cand.idate
timaber. Somet Wl was buddinug, whtile somce
MOOmeld to Itmvc b'eent ippted inl the buil(.
Which is the best way to get nipped, if
at all.
The Town Council should look after
the bridge at the intersection of the streets
near Mr. Labant Mtouldint's. It is badly
out of ropair and somela;dy 's horse may
be injured in crossing it.
Mr. Jossa R. Smit,h, of tita6 most popP
ular and eniterpirising 'clothin,g honso,
F. WV. Pi & Co., of (reenvilli, was in
towva last Week, selling goods for Messes.
Edwin Bates & Co., of Nowv York.
pLast week deputy mait'sltud, IB. A.
Boweca, de'stroyed a coniiOddebl <iuanti
ty of mashi and pulhled down a furnace
preparedl ftor il licit dliitLlintg in O)contee
County, tnear Shclor's Ferry, on Tuga
10 River. 'lThe copper hadl betn retmov
ed before thue arrivtl of the offier.
,The trial of the p)arties, 'nhargedl with
lynching Culbretath, has b;ent eitinued
until the ntext ternm of the coutrt in Edge
field. Th'le mottioni was grated on a
catch of atlidavits, it is said, bifg ttoutgh
1to )tpotn the triail unttil the (lay of
j udgmetnt.
Jamuesu W. King, of Pirlmemit, on thte
heor in tihe brea)fst tandI throat with a kntife,
hind then cut his own th;ro;nt. The supj
hiosedl causo of this tmrder and suicido
waus family trouble, and insanity to Kittg
InCottsequence of it.
Capt. H. C. Grady has servedi thte
cunty Comimissioners with ntot.ico of
Nfpeal from~ the award of damaiges
hgainst the County for running a road
thirough his farm. The award was $15,
\vhich thq appellant claims is intadequate.
Surely thdge novel waM as many now
houses in the Country at any timd' bo
foro as there are at pretent. They ate
of every grade, froni thxg log cabin up.to
thc most ehMgant residence. Thero is
eimfprovemenit in spite of the hard times
and the low prices of cotton.
.One day last week wvhile Mr. W. J. F.
Haynes anud ftamily wore away from their
house-at work nearbhy, Mrs. Hlaynes saw
ta col : udy appronohing the llousu.
Hearing:something fall in thtd lhanso,
Mrs. Hlaynesnmet her visitor at tiin door
in possession of one ham of thatt "hbig
hog." Whether the ham wtas too hteavy
to carry off or whether she was toO p)rouid
to "tote'' th'eat in the presence of anuthi
er she did n~dui' ikoug enough to t4ll
i et '-w e e m .'t ,$ r lg
Township, seeing one of hie neighbore
with a lot of bacon, said that was cne of
the heavy burdezi which the- stock law
had placed upon the pooplb of his neigh
borhood. ae sa 4 the interote of that
part of the county would be greatly pro
moted by being exempt from the stock
law, even if it should be taxed to build
and keep up the necessary line fence.
The Oyster Supper and entertainment
was quito a succe4s, considoring tho
little trouble aid expertse. The socie
ties rualizod $15 net. " The oxeroiso4
were introduced with singing by the on
tire sclhool. The pupils kept time ' ith
such precision, that every syllablo of the
songs was perfectly articulato. The iu
strumental and solo pieces wero elhgant
ly ronlored.
We acknowledge, with pleasure, the
recoipt of a psekago of books from the
R. H. Malonahl Dreg Company, of
528, 530, 532, 534, and 536 Washington
street New York City. First comes a
"Catechism on Intemperance and Tobac
co," whieh present,. many new and inter
esting facts concerning what the author
calls the "twin evils," arringed in IL Col -
venient forni for children-and grown
people too-to commit to memory. I
is sent free to any address.
The Situation Accepted.
The following is from the Keoweo
Courier of the 4th instait.
WIiiiNoToN, N. C., Novembr18, 1863.
Hlon. Allritm Lincoltl, President of
the Untietd States-DEAR: Sit: I ha)llve jusfit1
Peln your proolatatiOn to the relbels in
arlsa ntin.t the said goverln,len1., asking
them to down their armi of df,!Ie" :Illd
remain in the Utionl, a.4 1 think we:lhotl
(o, though the negl wo uhl he freel,
bit the govc'rnnmtnlt would pay thre +hun
(lreil and thirty and one-third dollars ait
head for themu.
Now, hilr" I am a southern man and(1 a
South Carolinian, and for thrp love I hold
for tho union of theso0 United States, I
for on accept your propoiiHou, I eliev
ing as I (h0 it i4 the best thinlg w0 could
do under tio pre'1ent cirouim tinces.
I have eight negroes-Jim, 18 years
old; Hfarrirtt, 10; Martha, 18; Violet, 12;
Mary, 26, and three children fron 2 to 6
years old,
Now, sir, in coniderattion of your prop
osition1, I do grant, baulir:mitn a(1 sell to
the said gonivernmtlent these eight 'vgro(s, i
together with all the rights and titles 1
hol iln thiemn.. I do furlter hind mylvself
my exeeuto rs, a(mIiinistlrators an1d heIr.s to
warrant and defend the same lgainst. any
one Climing :nyI, one ot them or all to
the sai1 governmlent. ''hli: i' giv,-ent uin
der my owin hand and '-ma this 18'!h day
of Novemllwr-, 186:3, in thi prc:elce of
onle huI1lre,l Witiles.
.1 r : .:mu.1 L o (ri' , [Ti. S . I
Pr?v:ate iiu "'::mpanlV "C" S. C. Cav.lry,
'ihiin_gton, N. C.
P. i.-1a4e f,'ward (tlek for the
whole anlt1t ai per yollrplroebunat tonI.
Yors kll~&e., J . L.
o pul tih this week a novelty in the
Wy o. a1 1(t.eer wrili-'n by .h-:' Lro.)t ."r, t
of Pi'kens to Pr':id.'nt I ,nclt in .i
n i . 1" the t'm'!1 )f his p l' (i(liln
1o by-'own armls and fi''e his ntete',
J')re w, then in th- e tv:dry comiou:my ..f
mient-- het imb'1i b.'fore the -.vatr wOeema
taitnal durin1 g m watr. Sien the watr
lhe h1as be'en .i Rlpui tan1 :c il wilet we
d;'Ter w.itht htisa lit plti e, weO mu lst a1l
irit 'is voie fromo the past di 1.la~ysI
atnd slav'ery~ is sienl. We all1 r'ej'i'e at
this ti>w, but if thel Sot ht h::l t'e:n the'
(cIiv1 0 3tt ''ach for the' ii.ro---' fro'~I,
(wichiel the. goverma' ti';t dwh' ~ls i wouhI
ha pid1, ) we woul to-ilay hiave 1been a
wlthyail i( ' properou people(1. Man iy
of11 oureatders5210 are mtluaint. t w iith Jere ~I
Loope'r anud ha:vei had minIy a hmigha at
his (droIl an1(Tlote's. ITt is ta fen.l of a
jokei asM a 'ift ('en-V 'ar-oht boyi~, :m2 huigh
ax hearty awttl mai2ke yolu (a jovi'i:ul as the
best stor'y tieller, is clever wiim2( aut lih
eral int his wayt~. Wearie sat isin tt.imtno
on011 coal,l ipetnd a n ight tai t his hloulse
withIouit fe'elintg wh'len lhe left., that he hatl
enjoy IedI himoself wvell andl he en t reatl
mlo'(t ho(spiitaly. 'IThe letter hieirs the
ear-miark oif the wr'iter', mtinigling '4ew<o
ad ftim a110 we matear t ha tt .,1ere
agaointst thet. (Goverinmenct t. TIlutmght get -
tinig up1 ill yearsi', 1Looper' will htav' i
fun'., whlile lie also puiri1et, his' farmheiut
Al len's Oyelp stiMa Of U.:in esal
Lit raiture'.
Thli work is the outeomne of mn
wvillI he ian athtiost Uitiipenstible work of
i'eferen ce for every l ibrairy, lirge or alil,
a t-rusot worthy guidte to wI it is mtiit
worilth t-noinig oif the literaturi o;f aill
ages and all nat ionis. O''etpy tng ai ozen
or motre v'oliues, alt ytt issued'l ata
p lrice Mo low as tol bei witin thte reach'l iof
Iall, a famnil iar iy withi its cont 'nts will
conistiututo aih li'ralh~ iducat iionI ti ai detgre
that can( ho claimied for few it her worksii
hiistornianl andI anithorlt, say~ Eof it: '"I amt
stroneigly 21imprEsse4d with thet gt'e intrin I
tflr in a high depariltmenOtt of heau'inig.
'IThe plant is tthnirl':Ie. C'omblinling as4
it dues a pers(onal knIowhldge o f an au
tho cr wi th spinwns i~t of Ihits or her'' b"t
literary pirodulct tions1, gives it an1 inie'ti
I ideii piower'i for good amiong ih' pelo'j."
Thhe woritk is bieingy1(1( pnblill. ittn tar's of
I It) pag~esac1(h , pper -'t es, a' ~(t thle plri(l
of 15 cenits, a.So)il '(veryIA han (iine cloth
huui vo(lumes(', gibit, topl', .18 paige, for
for bloundl voimuies, at 1h a nyto. Vliui'
few days~' The pulilther ' I1.2 pa(gO il
hie had1( for 4 eintq, or' con l'' l '1LEO''
(ihttloguim frea. ionl N . .\II . I'' b
A.gdnt ini th is town.
WVAJ,IAcT.L, Februaryt: li 2. 1,nr1y
I 't niighit ai 'fvaant dwellIing Itouse1
h)olonte:y to the et'atle of IDrt. Bell,
was actuidet. tally hurned by~ ai drunkitl
eni man'Lf nan:ed B3rowd, occupvwing
the house for th e nightt without 'er
ilmimoj. Th. value~ of t.he bu:ild in-:.
w ,asi ablout $'7"0, wljhi amtountt ma2t
ho1) chargod ,o WValhialla whisokeV.
Brotwni hais ')e md arrested and lodg
ed ml jail j>t' entering tihe how4e
withouit pormtisaon am(1 Sen, ie.
The Htist1 .ir world forCu's,
Bruises, 'Sore,s Ulci*, Stit. :ltlum, Fever
3ores, Tcttes, l?happed Ilatlds, Chilblatin,
Jorns, at?1 All ki Eruptions, and positive
y cures Pile ,or 1o i):ty required. It i,
tuartiite.d tt gve perfect sttisfation/, or
n'uney refutMtel. Price 2.5 ceuts per box
[or sale by Dr. G- W. Earle.
FOR COUCH8,RoUPAND
CONSUMPTION USE
TAYLOR'S
CHEROKEE REMEDY
OF SWEET GUM AND MULLEIL
To aweet gum. a ! ) t uered( froln a tre, of the
Sauo name, growing stili.; the unnlI at resats in
the 6otuthern Btate',, ca intrtiun fat ntitnlatirng, ox
tectorant principle that loo,mnn thte pllegm 1'ro
ucln;t th oarly nlornilng roivh. and ttituhates
theehild totarow)ftlia fnlo maemb,rane incroutp
and whoopiri-cough. WIun corubined with the
healing itilaginooa principle in the mnillein
Ilant, of the old 11die, pe ntett Iin TAY.o -s
UIcV;uttoKEu RE.'.ftbY or .w":r.:T (h('M AN1) dirl.
r.tN the tinnttknown rent'dy forCoughs,Croup,
Whoopini-coughxni corxntption; aut to pala
table, any child is leased to take it. Ask your
druggIt for it. 'rie', 2tc. and 01. It he loes
not keep it, we will pay. for one limo only. ex
pres:achargen on tirge sio bottle to any part of
the U. S. on recolit of H.00.
WALTER A .'TAYLUR,Atlanta,Ga.
HEADQUARTERS!
MASON IC HA LL
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TOVES. STOVES.
STOVES.
STOVES. STOVE-S.
I OCElILES, GIROCERIES.
TIN-WARE, TIN-WARE.
I IIAVE A FEW MOi;E STOVES
hat will be s:ll at redltel prices f(r the
INxt U days If you htavt't't g,t. oleo yctm
vothipa l.lAk .yo r lillhor whol h:)
mIe whtat he w(1u1l. t.like to tl witlut it
tl t 'nt t:t )n, :1'ai th;,t ,vu it' it will niot
':iy youI t i huiy onet
1 ''%p :i :I Ih)t of IiEyY AND
)f .'very- kimd on h:md and m1:Ub-'a" ttnr r.
")l im,-ware' lt:'lui!t'i t 5l.rt lu,titce in
he~ best inliaiwi.
Res p'Ii;'l'tflly ,
A. n.M a M
n2 8ixl 18 l y
wilf( ofi 200 ere ofM H '
t 'tiNT 4J 'ie fr:mnh. m
WI in o Fo t Ii -oti-3 -e
Rio ( on 'MUN I' )ii *Jllghtii is line
I -. ~. It-o'de I)r.ve I..jnt!v o.ih . '\il
uIrI. s inlg Ftnhe n, Ie.'lIIiiir'. f'e,
S.\IAE )\ J. \ . ('HA \ViF), lD,te
tothg dOrini 'ikn t'ounty Y. 1''L.l
jiNd e Cfr' T .i .\'. )''\li)NI 1 \'liiM
IIl I:ir., tinllo inl theabvestte
cas, nI: Ih (ith o Api, 18:5, by im.
11. duhi ,j im litl h:irIl of sle, Ion
AIi \Y 4, AP8 .,18ti,th
toi wit t f3:tl ~oi
AN bb) T!L\ LOT (OFM ).ND sitnatexS
N.1 II 15,on more paricall tr?ly descib.
1nyton, bing date the th MayI~iI, ti.
Thar ther Ill ' (l'1l (0A ND i, in C trIl,
ankow "i he srveyl-c m;. byl J. J.
(ilaran lirir, (>IN. 4,an
F. b. L'.rit.Jh AL (I' yton, har-r
M'FALL'S
ALMANACO
FOR
1aa 3.
-0
MAtCII.
-0
CORN IS 50 CTS.
--o -
FIX UP YOUR IARDENS.
FRESH (AtDEN SEEDS.
CABBAGE SEED.
ONION BUTTONS.
PURE EASTERN IRISH POTA
TOES.
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THELI LAW!
DOES NOT AFFECT THIS AL MA
NAC in the least, neither does it
cause any uneasiness or loss3 of ap.
petite on the part of customers.
WaY IS TEAT S?
Six Months Subscription to THE
SENTINEL. for the best solutioln. 'An
swer 1)ublish1e1 next montl.
When you 'Uome to town, make my
store your toppi1g placo, (like others
(1o,) examinne niy New Shoes and
H at,s for every <111y andt suin<1av.
See my (ttotaes and Catssimeres,
)ry (oo'1s, Dress Goods, Unbrellas
a1n111 oil Clot h.
i bile I aivertiso no (ood"s at
cost t.o try to f,lotl the peoplo, I guatr
aitee to p>leas1ie all in (ulUitV and
11oe, for Cash, Barter or on tiune, to
IIVe Iimen1.
'7. '". .I T[3]FW11.
Rgstration 4io tice.!
I..
TT b i giver th-it the 1lookM
i . itec h,, :r.it: i n i, r" Plei< n ,: :1_.unty
w1!1 h o p nt .i at 1'i'1e . C. iH., oil the
irs M .a in ac n 1 ,t to C1.l)ah te-hi
rilh. t i the l1- t e,w . . ele tion, the
transfeI .uc aset havej tine teir irei
t t m i til:a.Id i :d t h GrI te .n.
e:t in euly. ~eh', whe Ith law reuiresi
th B N evei fo.\ee t f. t. h( iroe
ohirt day boJ ."gti- g::\rat lectior,an
yout . imen to 1u1 , aI aft-Ier thels
O. V1. Di'lsi.N,
teI.f y it li 1.p K s . g irt I . t or ~ I North -
w--i, t wit ut me,f.I..r.present...the
SIir t .Le i . . .
i;to! l'.i.(,'.i I. . Fua103.1.h
ScoAs it f.. .....
Cr.. .w.......... 8
l'c wr. ed t. ... ................
Oaill . t..... i/U)
pre,A.i wn.( '. n . . p .
t 11ra. . .t ii..i... . . 2 2
I'r ine................. i O
* lod. .tti............000
O rdV I i Irv. ... .. . .... ... 9 U
> ur.v ad i n t hhds ...i .. 63
uNerv ado ) in , hii ....I .. .2 33.'d
lI. :n it it.................. 04
I hat- i hbla...tit......... .
Newl trb-an prIZin.... 4
New ttrt, n:i , air. ........
N-ewi Oril-letns, jearnmni.$ .2 iOV3
Ko i -ar . ides, .r......... 0.3
lh.kfat He...... .. 9
b)ir ktit... tub.. ... .. . ... '
hoictt lee ketl..u.et... 9.
(e l!AIN- l-'rn, 2tlloa . .. ..
Con ro wgon.. .. . . .....
(itl, I' i-.............
Itil . ( ) Sw i' NI ( I'a% i . i . . . . .~
F J.rn i:iekte h lid, e I bhl.. . 80
Kil er' Bes . . .. .. 70
Do d cocb.... 6(5)
i'a!-it.pe. b. .... 37
Ot N al- N3.....
H re: ' ire No ... ....... .-i
.......... P..n. . t ... . r
Free al EN1.
Richmond d baf*tUeJtS
PIED1ONT AIR LINE ROUTE.
OONDINSE1 SCHEDULE.
Jaibitd ry 18th, 1886.
Trains run by 75th Meridian time. One
hour faster than 90th Meridian time.
Torth:warca
No 51 1 No 53
Leave Atlanta........ 5 44 pni 40 am
Arrive Gainesville.... 7 48 1ini'10 37 am
Lula. ............ 8 15 pni 11 00 am
Toccoa ........... 1) 37 pm'12 03 pr
Seneca........... 10 42 pni12 17 pm
Easley ........:.. 11 47 pml 2 05 pm
Greenville........ 12 15 anil 2 30 pm
Mpartanburg.... 1 33 tm! 8 43 pm
(4aff+ev........ i. 220 anI 4 82 pm
Oaetonia.... ..... 3 42 an' 5 41 pm
Charlotte ........ .5 00 dm, ( 25 pin
Salimbury ......... 8.") atnl 8 01 pin
GreetIboro....... 8 30 am 9 85 pm
Raleigh .......;.. 1 20 pm ........
o'dshoro..........4 40 pm.. ... .
)anville. ....... 10 3(6 am'11 20 pm
ihmond . .. . ....4 07 pmn 7 00 am
l.ynehiurg ....... .1 50 pai 2 10 ani
Charlottesville ....' 4 20 pm 4 30 ani
Washingtc n1 ...... 0 15 pm 8 40 am
Balti more ......... 11 25 pmi10 03 im
Philadeiphia.. ..... 3 01) am 12 85 ph!
Arrive New York. .... 0 20 am' 3 20 pm
ic3t .t.1 VVar a..
Daily
No 50 I No 52
Leav New Y ork...... 12 00 n't 4 30 pm
Philadelphia..... 7 21) am 1 50 pit
Baltimore........9 50 am 9 45 pmi
1 ashington ...... 11 50 ani 11 00 pin
Charlottesville. .. 3 45 pmll 2 55 in
Lynchburg. ..... .t 10 pin 5 15 ain
)a'iville ... .. 1) 25 pm 8 04 am
l{ichmin td ........ 8 25 pin 2 0()
(ildbhoro....... 11 45 a.n . .......
Raleigh...... ...5 00 pin .
(1reensbro...... . 1 21 pinI i) 50 am
Salisbury ........ 1 05 am '11 23 ain
Charlotte ........ .3 00 am 1 00 pim
()atitonia....... . 49 am 1 42 pill
(affney's........ 5 04 am 2 49t) pm1
Spartanhurg .....; 50 am 3 3.1 pill
Greenville.. .... 7 1 I hiln 4 11 pm
Easley .......... 7 42 ani 5 11 pm
Mn itC!.......... 8 55 til 6 12 pin
Toceo.. ........ .9 56 amill 7 019 pm
L:1a. ............. 11 08 am 8 25 pm1
Gaj iesville ......111 3i a.t 3 50 pm
Arri % Atlanta. .....I.. 1 40 pin t10 40 pil
SLIETING CAR SERVICE
On trains 50 and 51 1'ulhuan luffet sleep.
ers be-twcu New York and Atlanta. On
rains 52 and 5:3 Pullnan Buffet sleeper
be,twecln Va-shington and New Orlears.
Pullman sle.pcr bctwe:i Greensbor+u and
itichotnid. Through tickets on aule at
principml 1t.at:ls, to all points. For rates
and I uformation apply to any agent of the
c~ntipally or
F 1T ; iOM AS. C W CIIE ARS,
Geut Manager A U P A
Colurbla and Groonville Railroa
On a)3.1 after Jan. 10th, 1 586, P'asseni
ger Trainis will run as h,rewithi hidient*
upl1 this road all 3u1its brILacheh: D)ait
L~eave ('olum,bia A , C C& i be1.10) 20 a1 n
* .1C&U LDept.10 45 ain
Ariv e Ne'wherry.................2 18 p n
Irr;I ie.inety-.3X...............20 p n~I
.\riv e lIf.dge's................35 p; 11
.srri ve Ielt o.......... ........ .. 4 ii p n
A rrrivye at G~reenvyille. ... ... . ... 35 p n
No. 5'j- DOWN PAHENOER.
Lea~ive Grecoville atL. ... .... ..... 9 45 a n1
rrive lb-ILtnu.... .............11 u3 p
Ar.h' ilodge's...............12 17 p ni
\'I -inetyV-Six. .............. 1 10 I. n
A rrive Newber.ry........... 3 02 p n
t.rrivye A.lston...................4 405 pre
A r've olumibia 4 .(C GDept. 5 15 p n
.SJuneo.. .. . 5 3u p n1
3partanbuirg Unioni & Colunubia. R I
No. s:3- Ue riAxSo~.ERI.
Letave Al 4t.on.... ...............11 58 p n
A rrive UIiPn. .................. 2 37 p n
\rive Spaur', S. U & ' Decpot. . .4 40 p n
A rriv Spar'J:Ig. Ri & 1) Depot 1. . 4 50 1133
NO. 502 nOWN P.rAMMsNlu,
IjL ive Syd i & 1) I)-pot H[ . . 11 135 p~ "
Iive l'ni. on(1................... 1 12 p' n
a rrivye at ANo........ ......3 55 p n
Laure1a Railroad.
No. 3 UP~ PAsNOER.
Leave~ N ewhetrry....... .... 25 p ft
Arri ve (i ldville . . . 4 55 p in
rrive (lint,n . ... .. . .5o 30p
Arrive Laurens...6 30 p 3n
N31. 41 DOWN PAsAIN(ei:tI.
L,eave L,aurens. .... 00 a in
\'r Cli,;toni.... 8 50 a in
\ rrivye Newberry.... ..... ......11 10 p n
h beville B1ranchI
I.av fdg'...... ...... 3 1 prn
.1 rrivye \bbtteville.................14 103 y U
Arrive Hodge's............ ....120 p n
Blue Ridg,e R1 R. & Andersen Branecl
TWeave Belton . .. ..... .. .. .....4 15 p n'
A rrive Ai;lerson............. .4 47 p n1
\ rrive( P'.llitn......... ..o '.5 p n1
Arril e Ser'ent I................ .6 '60 p n
Arrive Waiil............... 6 33 p n1
I *ave Wa,i3lhall..............:.8 210 a i
Arrive S ")01 ............... 8 510 a
-rri veu lErllton......... .9 :38 a n
Arriv ~ . derson3. . ..... ... ....10 22 a ii
A rriveaIt einOYI...............11 57an
At. Setneca with li an :1( 1) H 1 for ALl antai
A. with /Mtl!Lti~ ''t3ast Inej tir<d So,nt
3CarolinaI iIailwIIy4 froina and( to Ca
WithLl \Vilulitbtto, 1(il11,in (1n All
N.r nh.
H. wth AXsheville~ and1 SpahrtIo lnry 're nix
a,a(1 foi p3oi1ts in' W:t r N. C.
C. Atla: t:I a1nd (lhaMolte )ivi.i, 1t J. '
R for A tlaa i.a1.d ithi tt. Seit i IA W, a
(C. W.1 (i 'ana1, Act Ge'3 Paf,u'. Aver(.
TOTe'T UIITORS ANT) 4rRED
N i0){(. Al persns h.iing: in
<b(..Iea.d, lato tof ickenis co~unty, Sti
ti ld to the uindersignteri for payvnet.
paIymeInt to M .\ It A II ETl' J')Psit
Antd T HIO.. R. PRI. :jt
Admninistrato,r,.
&. TO
*IREENVILLE, 8. .
* . V r t . T s
AND
WE 014EiL AT THE
kAWEAT CASp PfICEA
Te Largest and Best Assorted Btook
We have ever had. Witild call especial attention to ou
DREss G ots DEPARTMENT,
Silks, Cashmeres, Flannel Suitinga, Bourettee, Satih Berbir,
Corels Hair, Oueynseys and all the cheaper grades.
We have a fUll iliae of T'riasnuings to l1tateh, Aui siIj
PIuslmacs, Milk Velvets, Velveteens, Woolen
Laees, Braids, But tons. dres
IN oUlIt
OLOAE DEPARTMENT
}3OUGH' DIRECT FRONM THE MANUFACTURERS.
W have the newbst styles in Newrn-kets, Wraps, Russian Circulard;
Jackets aid Jerseys.
Also, a full line of bfissb Wraps and Havelocks.
NOTIONS,
Gloves, IHosiery, Ribbong, Ladies and Childrens Undeivests aftd Suits
IN OUR STAPLE GOODS
We have a large stockl in ltnkets, Flannels, JeanA, dassitneres, tihseyd
Kerseys, Shirtings, Sheeting's, Plaids, hickory Stripes and Ginglumsj
We have made a Specialty of MOURNING GOOI for years
past and offer a large line at very low figures.
iN OUR DEPARTMENT UP-STAIRS
We have the Largest Stock in the City, of
Carpets in all Grades,
$ t'lotlas, M1Tattings, Rugs, Trunks & Curtain Good#
HOVEY & TOWNES,
NEXT DOOR TO NATIONAL BANK.
MARBLE AND GARNITE Professional Notices.
MIONUMJ EJiN TWS, U. A. (IIII,, We. A. WInLAM
Dont wastei yoti nioney oni botch AVOI A~&CU8L1SA A
Marbsle Work. reai1e .C
CheapestIron Railings in the world. Wl rwiui ~ltu(or8o .rcvl
ULARK & W ILLOX.
(7a-eenville, (4. C: J l ~INI, c .ltDNo
- ~CWHITLD & WILLIASN.
ATTORNEYs an CounaELiors AT LAW
-- PItKreenviC.le, . C.
and y fr te Mot Radalel r cice~ in all Ithe CodUnrts. d Grenvll
Agents wantedeverywhereetoandnFederal.
J.chool-r :n C. E. Rior nason
money in distributing the Sun's Pre- .u:,IM8
rn turs.
The most interesting and advanta- TOASCR INSN
geos ofes eermad byan Nes-A tornbiN ndV Aonelr at L aw~
paper. PICl(lUS C. LI., S. 0.
Sometingrarcaices in theatan United Stat1
hook, te jostFamly dwIg haohu, ~II~.~IiiCourt. ou.e
kn"n o te rad; ndanhs ~ Ole ht ce in1 lShoo Comsso.l ' OQ<
DALY p Yar(Wthutflinay~ANSOEL & YNAWTOLNA,
paILper MnhwtotSna)~
UNoY Suscierioare 00r neglected.aw
knw t h trado; ndHanInet&uaedGlis
A QtIR. b IM/uN, CostApaM:~FR' TE YM&(ONELISA A
LY, per Year g ,rtthoo ervo ua)ui..O
SUNDAY,I py12aerea . ZC,. .t It,l. t I 0
Lot lFilin S an'hood Nor~4 vouBLACK
Wie 1xperin ck Stmrken th,i 31Wac
014e0lum,EMIu(ialxie
ANSY PL1I~S PICNS AMR.A U., . C.
Practice4in t,o Courttof th
*tkvinew mah.gmd.. on wo tat an in thes nied. Sat
money on Oeliiblin Court I. ouse.
Sol b\all. F.e ors,,, , . 11 N W
-Iren ile,S.C. Pike s . 1. R
OI" P,Ari)8, r t. A tths irnys~ atd3 Law, ~
i~'~i de ;~recs. ~ua':I CKII~ iNS U. 11., S. v.
,~ f NI'FIOU OXIJEor A Rd . A. 0rruu.,0. Ji c oi . Al. DOG B,
bvr~s MAS r.,(Ta~k un a.,I~ ':PICKENS' 'ur l: C('. H'., .C
WillI~ * '' prete nal ,eStt n