The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, May 27, 1886, Image 3
L)C'A.L ITEMts.
Last Monday was Memorial Day in
Ireenville.
There was a little ohiok9n in Spartan
nirg cross-billed and three oyod.
f[any slips, cabbage and tobacco planta
vero sot in order last wook.
It is said that one or two more seasons
will insure a good oat crop.
There is to be a Sabbath School Mass
meoting at Liberty next Sunday.
Mrs. B. F, Sbtsn of Walh alla is visit.
ing her Irother, Maj. J. J. Lewis.
r' Iiss Loila Grogan has returned toler
homo in Elberton County, Ga.
Mrs. Willie Hughes, of 13ielhland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. J. Lewis.
Col. J. 0. Thompson is not quito so
well 1s he was last week, but nIo seems
to bo slowly improving.
Dr. Rley asks to say thatthere will he
preaching at Easley next Sabbath at 11
o'eook a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giignilliat, of
Grover, N. C., are vi iting rolatives in
Pickens.
The Pickens County Marshals on trial
at the last term of the U. S. Court at
Charleston, were all ao:quitte(l.
r' Sheriff Richey is busy hunting up the
jurors drawn to servo at the approaching
term of Court, which convenes on Mon -
day the 7th of Juno.
Married, on the 6th inst. at the res
idenco of Mr. Stansel by R1ev. D)avid U.
Murphree, Mr. Jesse Staueel to Miss
Bell Lee, all of Pickens county.
t IF'out of sorts' with headnehe, stomach
4 disorder, torpidI lIver, 1ain In back or side, con
stI(latton etc neglect ir,v Ic fial. One dse
of Strong's {anative Pilla wIll give rell"f.
Afew ddses reLore to new health and vigor.
Mrs. 3. W. Major, of Anderson conn
ty, is tvisiting her son, Mr. Wi. Mejor
of this place. Mrs. Win. Major 1has
been quite sick, but is now imtproving'
We understand that seal skin coats are
going out of style, and in i coiseqitence
colds are increasing among tho fair sex.
How fortunate thera is such a remedy
as 1)r. Bull's Cough Syrup.
On the morning of tie 20th ineaunt,
Capt. V. J. Kirk was married to M.iss
Elizabeth Conner, of tiokeslury. TIhe
eereuony was puerfor:n.l by Rev. it. it
Dagnall in the 'Ieothoiist Clurci.
Last Friday we saw a Lilerty man in
at Mr. A. M. Morris's buying somC
stovo flxtarae. 1'le n..:Nr1'i, luel told
him11 where he couhl get a bargai, and
be camao andel found it so.
if holding an olice is liko being up in
the cherry tree, running for it is lik a ho
lug down in a well; whoevor lCa0ez can
p:teh a clink ont you, but you (11n't
paiteh it back , tor is it )islble for you
to, dodge.
Meuirs. J1. HI. M argani & lho. have
mere good bargainis to otYer than they
have span'e to tell you of. See what
they say, and give them a elbancee to
prove it. If they dont succeedi we'll
pay the cost.
F"or a goo-1 smnd<e caill on Morris for
the Oraind Ropublic Cigar. Theie Ci
gairs are wairrauiti'l absolutely and iun
quialitledly ll vani1 a on tiller wit hout1
admixture or adulteration. 31 tf
"'I never ho wed at glory's shrine, to
weadlh I never bent the knee: beauty ihas
has heard no vows of mino1, I love thee,
ease and only thee." WVell the only way
to puIrchanse it, is to) invest a stray twenuty
five cents ini a bottle of Sal vationi Oil.
jOne of our aged, distinguished and
m->st highly esteemed fellow~ Oitizens3 hasi
b)o0n absent for several days without
having sent in any report, but we trust
very soon that
The children wvill run to lisp their sire's
return,
And clmb1 his knee the envied kiss to
share.
The Baptist Courier rep)ort$ a Baptist
brother as saying in regard to dancing,
"if it was not for those Methodist roos
ters our Baptist pulllets wvould inot bo led
so frequently to Oiflnd against thne
dhnLreh."' The Chirit i L Advocnto
wants to know .if the lHapt ist pullets
4 cant ho induced to teach thne Methodist
roosters botter manners.
Rteapers and Mowers, a first class
Reaper for $90.00, a first class Mowe-r
for $00.00. Harvesters and Binders re
duionc in proportion. Eclipse Etnginies
and Separators, (Caino Mills and( e'vapo)
rators at Wilkins, Poe & (o's., Green
ville, S. C. Wholesale D e ders in Halnrd
ware and Agricultural Iminplemneute.
32 3.
Mi lc'h da'a ge was; (do ni to tihe lands(1
and to tihe erop'i by the hneavy rains lanst
wonk. In rn-uy placos tihe corn en bot;
tomns will have to lhe replant ed, OnI n1o
can) nt of the overflow. Tihe Eighteen
was reported highi- than it ha' heemn for
a long time. The roads aire badly wash
ed.
T1hero is still compllit about a bad1(
stand of cotton. Mr. Isaac Langeton
thinks there rnu nst be soIme kindl of in
sect troubling thne stalk. Othors say it
is nothing. 0One mail1 said lie thiought
he would have to plant his ootton laund
in pea to pay for the guano.
Rev. J. A. Mundy will preach~ tihe
comnmencomuent ser mlon in tine PiedmnIt
Institu n the 20th Of June. Rev. J.
M. Plo'do1n will p)resido at the joint
meeting of tihe Societies on the 2-El of
June, and dleliver an address. Miss
Minnie Morgan hasq been chosen1 essayist
and will read an e-ssay' on the samo day
Quito an attractive p)rogramme hans beeni
arranan(d and nevhm1bod mael)t&
To a girl dixteon years old the future
seems an eternity, but to a woman of
thirty, it sooms as brief as a rabbit's tail.
A Good )wolling Houso on Main Stroot
with shady front yard, all noossairy out
buildings, a splendid well and throo acroai
in the lot for salo. Torms easy. Apply
to J. E. lout, Piekons, S. C.
32 tf.
Mrs. I. J. Long of latesvillo, Ark., is
visiting her brother, J. W. Kennedy of
(ireer'$, S. C. Rev. Mr. Long has
bsejn visiting relatives in this conitty
and A ilerson. Ie is now attenling the
(:eneral Assembly at Augusta, Ga. Rev.
.huo Kennedy, of the Indian Territory,
also called to see Hoime of his relatives in
this State, while en route to tho assen
bly.
On the 15h inst. there was a cutting
affray at Mnuldin's Mill .n Golden
('reek. A negro man want(nly assault
ed Mr. Wmn. Sandlers and11 cut lin sever
al times with a knife. Mr. Manlers had
nothinag with which to defend himself,
and the result niigh t have been more so
rious, hind not. some one have come to
the aid of Mr. Sanders. The negro was
surcharged with mean whiskey. A war
rant has been issued for his arrest but.
lie has fled to parts unknown.
We call attention to the advertisement
of the Wrought Iron Ranign Co., which
appears in this i: sme. 'This Company
isrepresented at Eiasloy by Mr. Alspaugh
anl a competent corps of assistants, who
arestopping at the Mauntain View. Mr.
Alspangli is a most genial and intelligent
gentleman, anl will take great pleasure
in proving tht' advantages claimed for the
Range. Tt is the most unique coosinr
apparatus we have ever seen.
About this time lnst year there was
two weeks of rain which put the farmers
verV mnueh behind. Last week it apar
ed that we were to have the experience
Of May '85 repeated. but after thro days
of almost uninterrupted rain, the temper
ature rose and the olouds rolled by. We
heard a farmer say that en -lgh rain had
fallen in the three days with which
to make a crop. Low lands wore cover
ed with water, and in seine ' cass, cor1.
and oats woro consideraily (anaged.
(rops----Piiotol----Mintglkg Con
aent ion.
l[n. E nr"ronl: Wheat and corn are
l oking innsnally fine sinc' the re
ccnt rains vimk fell here. Wheat is
nearly all ins full head. Cot ton is
los kiing rather si'kly- inmi conSelue:meo
vf ihe cc,l v.ather.
We still lave the mnelles iown on
this sie. Mr. Joe Outs is 'now ft t.
i:lrov,v frcm his lon)- sick sp -i.
L:t.t Smidhi mt:i'aornaingi while I wvas
kmmlin h,>ns, by mnyself readinug at
ti i the Mlese14er fr,.n ".aHSt.
By," munl hiling (.-s- for diiinor,
I iXing, to> have a go>, d ti :w, a 'tlat -no as
d ( ir)NSs eyced n, grc> c enmo here with
the intentio11 of brtetking int(o the
houiise, bu1 t to ius snirprise I jmtnps'd
out the dci or, shlowed him myl~ revo)lv
Cir, and( lhe tIlo-n gt away vwiitot
hes'1ittion), andii I went ha'ik ini the
Mr'. R. W. W illimom, in formsme that
his aunmt Bts.(y Capbel'l, livinig neir
(Gre'-nvillei is 73 year( s old aid hias'nst
ota grey' hair in heir headi, and shel
wVear's it ini eat:, like she did wheni
shte was a young girl.
Thiiere will be1 aL sintgintg contvenitiotn
atC' Pighchurch thec first Snudo ay ini
Interesting Experiences.
irt(ron Cnront, Furn itur Dnelaler of
Coimbuiiiiss, ai. . tiells his ex perienice, thuis:
* ".Ii thriee years I hiave' trie<d every reme
cli <m the inar'ke't fo r StomiachI an<il K i<i
usa1 l ectric flitteris. Tooiik live bonttleis
alt amnowilii enriel, amdIthinkii Electrie liit
teriS till beStHiSt 01iuritjiir in) the wiirbl."
Majoir A. 11. Hcctd, of West Liberty, Kr.
us'ii Electriie iitters fur ain ol st audincg
Kinlicy aft iion amd says: "'Not hin lg imis
ever <hmeii mei so) mnieh (Goo<sl as IV ctraic
Hiit teris..S Soh act lift y cnts a biottl1e bcy
D)r. (l. W. Earil
Ichmluuond( & Daniulle Rtail
(OnANliE OF (GAUoE.
O)wittg t.o cha~nge of gagnec on thiese
road s thei( following no1] ltice he)ComesiC
shiwni belo w:
':rin leanvinig Cohli ni a 10 45 a.
m. fo r Spartatnhurg aind iterimediiate
sit aliiia JIune 3d.
Trin leaving Sp)artanh)urg 12 in.
for hCobia and iu4ntrmediaito st at ions
Onr Ma in111 L ineand Brances no
for\ GlhaIs ~lla n inotermie<liate st-An
Tirsin leinei~ Lsso'ges 3 10 p- tm.
for Al bbs ille 'J tu 7t h.
Onl Jn ir2d to Ithi ino perishable
frieih ill 1be rived~ii :nnci nll froeirlit
f :ir(iti th ill lila Alat'll to) Spar
t alln1111.
ly mu1 thei pub 5'ile ih ieb nutified.
. 1 i.'tA. Ar . (. ni l'. .
All Hi;ihl.
T.Ihe (Greenville News of A1i b Ith
Ifthelii we'll u ttheottut:ia sdt'r that
Jiuudge Cot.hrani w-ishe or is wI ilini; ti
go to ('onlgress he irge,o' the' clontat
in eithatiiet, iis lett'jled. Thie uof hi.r
that dlirection imy a's we'll luni, ii
their li1 tIe fi' dls ;tnd. ho ws grae'( h.i'
andh (iniekily or' utii/.115 i thi.m uil.
harmminonsti. The juig.e cant haSt aim
rman in th diust 'icE for' anthin-it in
the gift (If the people0.
.if thesro sholdl bte a vatCanev~ in the.
Ju)dgeship1 of tibiso (ciren'it hadn wouili
J. t. ~ ia' o to n fl t
Blucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Bst Salve in the world for Cut4
Bruises. Sores, Ulcters, Salt Ithenrm, Fever
Sores, 'I'rtt , l hatpletl I1: ints, Chilblains,
Corns, and i I S in i.u1ltII ns, and positive
ly (res l'iICs, or no I,:ty relluired. It is
gular:utteedt to 19iVC perfec t saiti$ifaetio,
tnoney' rh tied. lrice 2i ects per box_
For sale by 1)r. 0 W. trle.'
C R DIAL
FOR THE
BOWELS &CHILDHEN TEETHING
It Is THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
for the bms i t i n o f the i unw plensii n udi
At a t.eaon when'i viol,-at none4ssks of the" bo5 ws-ltaro
so frequent.,soin4 sl,cedy reliefs-houldIisiin tn l.
The wi*r4sIi mother, li oin ise in iiu rs.ing the
little one teethingr, shosuhl uw~ thi s-ei-ines. 50O
ets. a bottle. Seini -t'. staimp to \nllser A. Tr.ylor,
Atlatita, Ga., for RII i- tk.
Taylor's CIseroktee lemieil.v of Nweot
Gum and Mu,allin will cur' ('oughe, Crsu,
and Con.su.up tion. I'rice 25c. anld 81 a >ole.
"thr is nin nREw SOnnHERN thEMEun"
an<r Vet frori the t llowf1iing it woiuhl up
lir thot tiero is an exctil )tnin, even to
tis rule.
At a point six milesi we-it oif Sh. Aug
uttine, loh rida, on the line of th le St..
Johfrgnsrnn.ilwa ,c"l rei e f b o tfl I.r"at oft
he whi.th motr , ecn l . n I iout i
aite l to- hit cbt,u Wltr St.i Augusth'an .
Ct Au gutstin pero r. i to lwe .b 1nt-Coity
i thllnta iteI Statm, and abior R r with
nenlorN,:hevhitrialntiquyy ofNet
fe af any' ot the ninly th'oualh',(ts thlt
v.it Foloriidt. fail to tae a lo1k at thle S
W rll, Old Fort., and the antay other in
teIsiti:g bjti i s. It wl a o oi mi ed Ilip
tier 8th, 1 .>)i, forty 11iw I ye.r r)envi
es t t th ter iet of Je st , Va.,
1a141t ifty-dive yourI-i before tile lanil ing of
this l.'.rtso 'y o t k h
iiAie St. Alimtin' as given to theg
p lace~ by the( Spaniiar1ds, b eemse e theyv limt
dstd uilmr,li a the day 'inited to thai rev
two.railayiV, huns 'toler ari bing ou-ii
dd tw -a d it, :al it iS Aow k t s a.I th.
euentI ilulr, 110i i'tirid at.
The p pint of the 1:l4 llull o hl t
lulstraletd sa4it;l born or:d, a -;os e,.s page
weekly illusit ft<il p1taper aeizt I I-' SeaL
ire;ir W Frtl, n- itt ihin :he pi
Chas1l4af larhes i r ait ta 't,ain , )\\tl \ t. , i
u-itnIe, from Mr. WIini. A-.stor, osf New'~
York, titudieyr onfohe line ofulihg ot.
11h s l w h-iitsa w hi i bIyuo l- ik. i t
11 11 5i.ll two hinlt Wud f-t of the i
road, havse plsi:te ini a plot of 70 ac"re
tel Ity (if West St Augutie.
Frit!.1toth W st t. A gli .tin.e there exists
dire ly:v :i eti . ins it or nf the S itli
Rivur, nineIi nihs disltit, ihseuba
connt tion ln o rt h,t :l. i ' atu'.v K ont4 a i
lt t lt k! ( t h G (i of th1e"rauth
by riv t irty""t r:;i Olt o ' n ii, tf l en v1
liiit. ntl Jat:e ni 'on ill, by ivt ) ril.tt
thorky I ig us.tttel s :ist sire n
il:t ia i it i , h t r ii L fnti w i I
ite rl Mrt eliy f W . A ii. ot ie
loik, i1itis i .rt In out I "h iut ofs vh t St.
glhn, driy, ti nt, p Slu"in 14 i;.- toW:ur lot
Mhe whole' ma iit t i r; 1 th in l -i . of t hitt:et
ptil ofvin to eitcht antl etoftry yerly!
susbrod tov. pite papir a dlo to au lotre
in tht city of VWst ; A ilustiue, 4 X
100) feet, free :11n1 ellar fI all1 inibeihnii
(cls, an<il part iisseoining 0 ,vners oif thesoi
lot-i ar" not requIIirled to bu11Ihl, thouigh it
1s con 4liiietly expectserl, bn eause of thne
delight ful location1 thait nauilty1 will th> io.
F'lorida to lday is thel Meai to wieh
thousan<110 l0 re loin ig wvit h Ilon ginig eyes,
aiiil it i-i0sso inadio pss-ibleo throusighthoI I
enterplrisei of thei proprIIitteSrs anlhi owneros
of the I !lalstralteil Sou1the1rn W,orll, for all
toi secaro a1 Ioma inl that delt:ighitful Stato,
possible Isor any1: oneOI tlo soutely give
1w1y lots in utihe .ity sf Wt Isth Augis.
upon11 vwihl iis o'tsh Ill l- cit y of WVe-t
St. Auigu-stines, the pospri'ti- sil1 oIwl
'ra 44f the tlibmtralteil Sothernlli WarbVll
(ion5 o bais wich they 1s no doubt ox
poe't wa ll ,grmt!ly enih;:is. iin vasluie, ihllsse
hid ilxil be by 4thiju dlivil-sl ini plsi of
thie vilue5 ii rsis: whi- h aaii us tis 5, l lar
il t wIil" b s hery rl.pl,CI t-ih-4ils have t
bit'-un ac1' l.t (d se:ttler-s in thel State, 1and4
aj1t the lnt tisnI sssite for the ir anii
etesi ve pas1l41ill stp eiclat ison.ut--t(s
15u1d is reple-ts- wi; Ib411 sbit.- liitnt r. N
one14 of! tie tinl d ini thes worIdI. Ii is ablly
edsit5d, :ssh-1 t-d I v l..bb- isinomi 'n1
abt 5) 'lori-dl ts he o hut4 of . lws ail ti
Orangsll-, u:s-, p s In,wr-ig, ailsthe
uson-rl, 1 1. i n d i 'ir p 511 ritier
111 A isi lsI stor~i, por55 in, uske~4ilti i t,-e usf
ll!infrnouin, hou wh\h n)4sdIs-s the s gasr
d n,- tc. itn list it -i - s-isn. a[i- pa er s
as ishoubl sgois 1d 1: vr I a in s the $1m5 ,
mal-s by i- foreg m 5 np..dented mal')Is
h a 1 l E 4r thli 15 pect to hiloon 5s iqu.,r
'1ripii tsr'ic ofsi The a ill tratt l I uth
Th subj liin-e,l- isis th ss lOr [' o f t prso
prh-4 r554 i ie:s-rs o fs Th. I!ht al tdI
w I 5 I 5| 55' lic il'Cl lijId 1JtlilI,
Wh -w w .- s4 4'ill d >11:o eeit of11
inou al e ipt . sIe, mIl htft al tosi
on it, and ii s i s:xjtso ii .s.
1s her weud e5 nea arntvd
We refer by Permisiou to the follow
ing nlnod gontlemon who roside and do
busimos in Jaoksonvillo:
Maj. R. McLaughlin, Pr#v. St. Johns
Ry; Capt. V. B. \Vateon, into Manager
)oBary-Baya Morchants' Line; Capt. C.
V. R. Pont, Manager St. Johnn Rivor
Vast Line; W. S. Wel)b, Wobb's Jack
sonvillo Directory; Waltor Q. Colomuan,
IIcn'l. Travoling Ag't.; F. R. & N. By.;
John S. Briggs. Alderman, Jaoksonvillo,
Fia.; M11ayor Rico, Mayor of Jacknonvillo'
H. 1). Holland, Sheral, 1)uval County,
Fla.; Ex-Mayor Wm. MoL. Daney; Ex
Mayor M. A. 1)zialyinski; C. A. Board
au, Jackeonvillo.
u a)ppond the names of a few of the
resident subscrilbers wlo have received
the dee11 to the lots accompanying their
subscription, tO whom we alo refer:
WVmu. Cook, Mereltait ''uihr, Jackson.
ydle; Joln Rich, Agent Mallory Lino,
Jtackotnvuile; L. E. Bran nun, Artist,
Jackson1ville; \Vmu. Ver Brvck, Artist,
Jaccksonvillo; A. Znclariui & (o., Cloth,
iern, Jackson vilie; ('avler Bcerbower
lioket Agent, F. H. & N. By.; Win. B.
Watson, teal E't-tte. ,Taksonvillo.; ,T. i)
llutrky, ('loting, :aoksiOnv lie; I. Co.
hen, Toe 'eo, ,JakHonville; Francis E.
Ilougue, Furniture, Jeksonville; ('ha.
J. 13ritz, Itestaurant, Jacksnoville; Wm.
ltich, ''Curios," Jacksonville; Joseph
D)rtina, Fancy GrocericH, Jacksonvil e;
C. Pickering, Electrician, Jacksonvillo;
M. L. Hartrilge, Livery, Jacksonville;
D)r- (. J. Kenworthy, JaoksOnville;
Wn. Jettlo, Boots and Sh1oeH, ,Jackson
ville; A'. I. L,oon, I<uiuor, Jaeks{Onville;
11. Kitgshury, Nursery, Jacksonvillo;
Jacobl S. Parker, Jaoks+onvillo; Leopold
Furehg)tt, I)ry (h ods, Jacksonvillo.
And httndreds of others.
You cai seud ruoney to us by Post
Ollice Money order. Registered letter,
l:xpress or 1ank draft. Sauiilo copy of
Pp er n00t 4t receipt of 10 cents, in
ttailps. SVhiat Morchant, Mechiauio,
l'roufe+:+ionatl and Taboring ntan would
not ho nt tittg wisely by getting a lot?
1hror Mothers secure a lot foryour
aves or OnI4 of your children. It may
rOVVe at gi)O>l iOSt egg ttUIl cost youl ntot1
m:g. 1)tetl are executed to llies as
well as met. In writ itg givo full name
if pri to you wish deed tlo to. 1)o
rot. let ti4 .:Olden op1)ortunity pa04, but
)rler at ott"'-. A(dress,
'I)i 1.1nJ3LrnATOiD St)UT)(1nN \SOtlnD
.JA('1CmONVILnE, FLotoA.
' .FALL'S
ALMANAC
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"I0 tltt by the )Wlow wnild thrive .
M ist either told himiiself, or drive.
EXACTLY SO,
And I propose to len'i a helphyf
hantd byv furi~nising all the Plows
Plow -St)cks, and Exttra iiles
Ifan letl HIs)e, Shtovlds, Sp:iles, F'orla
Rakes, P.i(cks, Mt to.ks or anyth1intg
(b-i at thrifty manti neerls. ont a Farnt4
nts Chlm-p as5 any llIeli:ilk Mr'r4lmt
in t hi; htilly h-omtry, f.o- (Cmh, or ~on
t itnt, t) men4 who w.'ill ''1Hold or D)rive.
STOCK BELLS,
SHEEP SHE.\RS,
OlUJINDSTO)NES.
A NTCE LOT 01" COTTONADES,
LIG[l J'' 1EANS,
STRAW UATS,
SUNDAY SHIOEM,
Xnd eacht art i(elo shl a11it its ownl't va
itO. No)(X etreme)O H tiian Lo w Pri
ses. I ot1ir no Ptaits. No) Shoddlv
T'iosi owtwate tr t
runt whtile you mlV lt ioy lasts thten
'hise the door, T~ am hert ie ti stay, andi
mtent who will "Hohl41( or D)rie"' aire in
vitedl to (ca-ll on me0 whten in nle(d,
whther10 thtey~ have the CASH DOWN
)r not.
Registration Notice.
TI TIJ 'Eis htereby ven %1 thit th B111ooks
of Ile.gi-t.rait inn4 for Piekens (County.
wiill 1he t4rmo4l ait P4tiien (. II., on4 the
pesn ti re'jite as45 ha4ve' nii redii thu
ri 4b4in4 the 1-I L'4eneral 4'rion4 , to
I ran4sfer sn4'h aV ha:ve~ tlhanged. their re4i
414n04, :4n1 t a roe4w lost :niI deifn4eed 44r
U otll- unti)1:4 te iinv oin thCe first M4in
thry4 in July. 1 5541 w hle' t14 he hw reur
the Booksh, e.'. exi-ept for4 lhe puIrposi-s
h ri- if Icr ment(lW io '1. ''nnelI : 1.iet a-al
hirt day1 before (th2e nr'-'h-e'linn, an
I un emeni*4C* '4miing of 4e4 after' the iliet
ilay of eleio4ii?.
fl. I. Tl'i \ N 1'.
nmreb( I 5, 1'9s5 :
Seneca River Land
Iwill netll 200 Aeri's of MY I1OM i
I,ACEh ( (ol d Sprintg) ut Piok.nt
:nig bed(s 44t Fort ililt -conitaini 32 aere>~
ine 44 o.ttomi. ' lhe htitgh-hun, is ite lot
goodii irInages- 44n it, nti d ii in all r p et
('4P1m1 Strn, Pt~f14 CtiyS. C.
PIEDMON'r AIR LINE ROUTE
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
.January 18th, 1SS6.
Train1s rim by 75th M eridian time. One
hour ftucr than 90th Meridian time.
ITrthwar ca..
)Ar.T.
No 51 No 53
Lteave Atlan,ta........ 5 00 pm' 8 40 no
Arrive (;taine (villc.... 7 03 pm 10 37 am
Lula............. 7 30 pm' 11 00 amd
Tocca.............. R54 pmn 12 03 pm
..tn( n........... I) 59 pm 12 57 pin
Ea'ley...........13 01 pm' 2 05 pm
(}reenville........1 :32 pmnl 2 30 pm
8pnrtanhurg.......12 45 amtI 3 43 pmn
(alfney......... 1 38 am 4 32 pm
(aitn,tia.... ..... 4 03i5 am 5 41 pin
(harlotte.... ..... 6 48 am' ( 25 pm
Slisbury . ....... .7 35 am 8 01 1m1
(reensboru. ... ... K8 30 amn 1) 35 pm
Ra eigh 35pm ........ 1 3 .
Golds, or ....r .... 4 40 pm,.........
1)anville.......... 9 2 am' Ii 2(l pm
1tiehm<'ndl........ . 37 pm' 7 00 am
I.yInblui rg ........ 12 45 pm1d 2 10 1am
Chl:urtt sville. .... : 15 pml 1 25 am
W'ashinigton . .f.... 30p3nn 8 45 am
lit irnu,r ........ I1 25 pm11110 03 anm
Phiiade1lphia...... 33 00 am 12 315 )mt
Arrive New York..... 0 20 am 3 20 pmn
. a.-thw a r Cl..
Da___ lv3
No 50 No 52
Leav New York......112 (0 n't 41 30 pm1
lPhlibe llplhiat..... 7 2)3 am G 50 pm
lit im .. ...... 9 5(10 Ia ' !1 "5 pmt
1 ashiIl on...... 11 15 am 11 01)0 p
(fh;ul;tt es"ill. ..I 3 5 )) pm 3 00 am
Lynchbur;1.1 . ..... ) 1 ) m i 15 amt
1): vill .........' 9 25 p 8 0.1minn
lichnmnd ....... 3 25 p 200 iam
...b.... i...........11 50 ,un ...
lt:llihh....... ....5 300 pm.
rm1:in....1... I. 21 pm 9 50 am
Salsliry. . . .. 1 1() :uu 11 '"1 am
('t3hrt 111'.......1 343 on 1 00 1pm
a:nia.......... 3 401 :n I 1 00 -1 11
(::ifh'S..... 5 01a mt 2 -19 pm
prta:u,nrg ..... 5 (i am n 3 1 )1nm
(lre villc... ... 7 I1I un 4 -49 pm
]:asl y ... ... . . ... 12 :nu3 5 1 I pm
;il, 1,'t ... ... 8 55 u11m 0 12 pmn
To11.. ... . 9 111am 7 0 pm
l.l: ............. 11 908 amin 8 26 31
G ti:- . 3, :vil , 5. . 33mt
ALrrit.1 .1i:t. .......I 1 10 pmn1 130 -33 pmn
SLEEPING CAR .ERV1CE.
On t rain, 50 anid 1 1'ullntan 13u11.1 leep
, rs h,(t'\". n N("w\ Y\'rk :i l \1:At i1ta. (h,
trai.., 5 . 33 :i:i P 'ul :t!lt 3 tIl .3 t SIi ,lepler
t,(\w."l , \ ,t:-iin1t n i New. Oi1'lean .
11,ihan : le.,: er bet ween11;i t1 r'L.' s bor1 ntl;t
pri."1 is l t:i iu t", ill 1'.i: t:. F'or ratte.
an I, inrti.iv a 1.( uf hit
11113ill fIv aiI ll33 I1i,r.)3. f 3
C0I1i1.:::\' '.r
E 11 TIl M.\8. C W il,As.,
(en1 M:lu.a,er A ( P A
Ri' n 1 & DanvIl R It
Columbia and OGrecnvillIc Division,
03:n fe Jan ., lo h. p 1 33 l'assn.
Ae rii ,1....w; ...r.......her.with imlic3) e3
Larve 'NNa:3 -S .....'&...)..1.. 33: 3333
Ari've Ahtoln..................... 3 .05 y 13)
ArriveNewberryI..........3 .1 3)111
ArriveNli ty-rSI,ix .. .......... 2 5 3: ) pm
Arr'ive: (lorevl . u............3 25 1) mh
Arrive' 13.3t' .3 .. . . . . 31 311 3)1m
Arrive atIGreen.il........... ...... 1 31333m
.\rrive \Ii. ton. .......... ........1 1 i 03)13m
A rrive N' wherry.. ...... . 3402 3p m
Arr3ie Vt'ton........ ......... -31 33 y1m
ArV've'lmhi 3A - (& l ).pnt. 5 35 331m
Spartanbur g, Uion & Columbia R R
o.1. 53 I e n4 ra(s N n.
L(eave( AMton........... .13 58 33 mf
.\rriveC... n... ... . . 3,7 p 3m
A ive Sprk 8. [' &. 4 I)eput . 4 .43 33 m3
Arral .e .pI,. i(& 3)3 p) .p 33.. 4 501 p33m
No). 52 1Dow N P.Ms * :R
Leave' Spar'f1, it & 3) 1)1pt.3 3.. 11 (5 p)3m
j,)..ve.!.;3.r'. S. 3. &.\ (3h-p't G. .1 3 5 313)
\rrive ('n.m ........... 3 2 33 m3
\rrive~ at Al1stn.... ... ....... 3 3) 13)
Laurenis Railroad.
No1. 3 1i~ 1 r MsI:N);:n.
Leave) N.1wh.rry............. 53 1
A.\ v ((sol.lv ill'e. .. .)33
A rriv ointn 3).3). . . l
Arrive Lau)rens~... 3)CI
No. 3 - 3.4DowN 3:'.
ArriyeI liCto .-. 50 11 33
Larrve . Lurens .. ........... . 133a3in
Arrive ('in.... .. ........ a)1m
AleRdgf.B bbvil Bnran oh rn
Tseave 11 .' ...........1. 10 p m)13
Arrive Ahheville131.... ...4I 17 p~ m
avieU\\) Ahhevlle..................11'. 35)a m
Arrie VI S'33'l....... .81 05 y
SrLeave IM~ItIo3................. 4( 13 p m
Arri lI'1folIIt..... ...) 25 p1 m3
Arrive jS 33. nt'.... .......... . .0 p1 m
.r i o W ihaiNN ....... . . ... 3 p m
Arrive \ Aneler o...........i . 1 33 "2 a m
Ariv 3 20 lion..--331111~' ... .. ..113 313313 a m
N t. ONN1 iI'(>
AtIIe with 33 i 3 am l ltl, 1 1 r Ati)3'ta.
A w ith 1tl 11i. lf 'st I in nilS. t
( 'ar\ia) 3) f( iray , rom j anij to l'ar
frmo (Itar .33 :(a .l p 3;.3 NoIlrth..
1) wah:n A m.,,, (:cn rtnhurAgefro
t' Ath.H, ;.3 'harh wtmiedvisonIaite&
lm on o .\etea aon-so1uth& West
i)l 'Amnewm, AluS. . P ya. Arget.o
3 ~)~ nAe perfectl Sa'nd 4lways mr a etaarw.
ANSY *3.II C. PMSLLS.,P
HOVEY &
DRY GOODS I
WE lEAVE RECEIVED OU]
SPRING MIIJ
And have the largost anId most eon
WVonld (all especial attention to our
Trimmings in all the new Styles.
Also, Dress Go0(ds, Etintamines,
\oiling, Albatros, Kalblnines, &c.
Our Stock of P:arat;ols is complete,
In(lia LaWn, Per.iant Lawus, D
all the
NEW STYL ES IN
IIaml)urg Edging, Lawn Elging, A
Whito, Creun and all (Jolors.
IN OUR STA
We have a well sel'ted stock of
Linens, Ginghauns, She4tings, Shirtin
In our Up-stair s Daparibnent we
Mattings, Oil Cloths, .Burtinnetts, Sc
Next Door to Natiuial Bank.
The State of South Carolina
PIrKFN8 CoUNTY.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Robert Kerr, John P. Kerr, V. Cater
Brieo, tunler their tirm namo of Kerr &
('0. Plaintit's ugainst, John S. Fi'sher,
W"illiain N. Payie, Jerry Payne, (eo.
W. Slaton anl 3ienry Jarrard )efen
ilants.
TO the I Def.tndanta ab ovr natmned.
YOU and carh of you are herehy sum
nitud ad re<suire<d to answer the
comtplaint in this action, which is on file ifl
the Clerk'e olit, Piekens (ountty S. C.
and to serve a copy of your answer
1/n1 the subs1Ntrilbers at their olioe on tle
Public Square in Piekens S. C. within
twenty days after the Ber'ieo of this
Suitmons on yo n exclusive of the day of
such service; annd if you fail to answer
the aolnplainit within the tinme af. resai<d,
the plaintit(will apply to the ('ourt for
the relief demainde 1 ins the coinplaint.
)at c&1 )et.hor 24, 1585.
[L..S. J .J. J. L.1:\IS, (.e.r'.
Wim. J. STimntNo.
NonroN i:rni & IIma.1Nt;WornTT,
And TAr.ons & ('Ar.
lainliin Attorneva.
'l'O the I)efmeuitut ,Tohnu S. Vih-iv:e
'I Take Notice, tli!rt the Suiuuionttn in
this action, of wic'h tie' ferepie iii u
copiy, wts tile.1 in t1he lice of tli I'horl
of the Court of P'iuktn ('onunty, in th i
State of S,uith Carolitta, on tho lth o
October 1885
NonTon KxF.i'rR & lIdNoiswOl(TH{
And TAYiLon & (CAny,
Plaintiffs Attorneye
apiril 21', 1886 30 6w
THRESHING MACHINES
Simpleat, Mont Duratte., Economical and Perfect
in use--waates no grain; cleane it ready for rnarket'.
arally. I5end for illustrateit cataIogue.
A. B.FAROUHA R
Pennsylaala Asieaiteral Wa,YR. .
Tl.S Pt'I',S .\H u .iuit -
1.14 S.
Soiuis ruit Le f............
tnualed................
(ti lrouite.................
iol44en4 ................ 5
lirown)............. ..5
Ia:liayrac. ... .... .... . ....llo,I
~. hic e............... it 8
. . . . ... . . . . 0 )
M .A Nen - ( .blIn , Irup .I . .J.. . . . 3
New 1 . rci' . c ..o .1
NewuOrhalns,fair .... 35'
Niw O rleans, coIliIrnoni... 24
BAeoNs-I Iar R . Sides, diry saul...j
Bricakfait Haeonli.... O
(fLAInn---tiI ni e k<ih- te re. .. .. 7
(Ihoic kretle tal sic.. .. 7
;hoice ktie bu.ket...
On>Ner,( fri. .ltor.. ..... 65S
( at, 'Mell............ 65
at. ex1illt-iPr.f...
Fr.om: a hit clu,-p.r.hb.... . ..$7
Kpbler'<e .................615
IO )A. dc '4io ch11 ire. . . .. 5 0
Sh.eellvi.b..............10
ii1Iwa u I' )Ir< ei ..... 5
Pea l rtspe b lt . . . .5
P04 el......... ...........I
(4e4eThir .nw ....... 7....
AToinaIcci No. i....al........* 62
I ul Ilibns Ncc 1.... .... ...3 ',2
I )re r nd h N.t,v.. ......... (7
<>h 1) ob I it n .e :. .. .. .
1, !!se J(i.t1 .e . ;.. .. . ... 6 4
Ton. l' g.dleso.Fah..... $
lA4 I ,e:c \ w ' j:ie b'. l. 6.
Pride') of D rat ...5. 4
TOWNES
D cARPETS,
Et ENTIRE NEW STOCK OP
ETNB4ER GOODS,
plete assortment we have ever shown.
lino of Ho.iery, Gloves and Dress
SilkH and Satins, Cashneres, Nuns
New Styles and Now Shapes.
Jtte(1 Muslinr, Colored Lawns, and
WHITE GOODS
ll-over Euibroidorios, All-over Laces in
PLE GOODS,
L'ine Cahiliimero, rwoe(, O>ttOnades,
gH; Clevottii, &c.
avo as umial a largo line of Carpats,
-ims1, Rugs, T1riuik., &c..
EIOVEY & TOWNES,
me, E3. C.
New A Ivertit.(mIfents
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Tie SixtyT'FhIr Sesslon lwglns
OCTOHEI: 1. 1886. Th orough in
struconhils in1
LITERARY, S IENTlilt A1 PRagil
SiONAL DEFARM iN ,
F'r (1atalogue apply to the Secretary
of the Faculty.
P. 0. Uiuverrty of Virginia Vs.
WANTED tlle alesmen to'Trav
( andI Sell to the trad(e o ur
('elebratedl (i rars, '' T o , Cigalr(ttes,
.r. I il'eral arr:n.g(tlements. t~alary or
(momi i . u.Ire..s imniediatelV. N V
YORK & HAVANA (1(:AR Co.,
No. 1 4th Ave., N Y.
TlIRE .Q lu MAOECI.IY
hi1iplst, M\tt {)urable. ESronomlical
nd p feet in usie. Waste.t no grain;
(le .s, it teady for Market,
Tir1shing EIgIl('s And
Iiorse Powers
tiaw Milla ando Stand(ardl Implleme.tR Gun
i ly. Send f( or llutrated l'atalogue.
A. fl, FAICQl['AR,
1'nnsyv1atda Agricultural Vurks, Yorc
,I'enn.i
I|0T HE 1tl'SIN ENN4 MEN OF
own saannufac turerst, as the ro.its aro
.much grealter (In recipt of $ 1, I will
nailI to any add(1ress thet Paul I1rtt1irt
-lHeripe fr io let Ink. It costs but SOt.
per gaIhmn anI~d retailIs for $8 per galloi n.
It is Idsena l 3 t1oI1( alt c lase of115( people.
:i uI hljijtin toi tlut I wi'i sndct tihe (cten
iniaul goL' M.lt Vinegar lIecetipt for $1,
whichb' nain n n he mande at! a (ost of 10
erp of *a- A \ ny y'im.. honly w i ihI i en
ml nI order f r .', ni rit' I V ill sendt hi e
011w frel O. %. ('A 1u,IL I E, O.;letu,
A0 AD WVEl'I'lN ERN.---Lowcat
.1 ittes for ivert'tising in 1000) e'ood
ne&wspa)pers ein t free. Adh ress (IE( . P.
HOW) EV ,i, & ( '0., 10 SplruIce st,, N. Y.
incay 201, 1886 332 1
S. M. SNIDER
Watches, Diamenrds ar-d Jewelry
GREENVILLE, 5. C
My, facult ies' f r doinlg Fine Watcht
Wirk utst'rpaisned in theo South. All
work g~curi. toed. I sell the Chelebraitedi
Ilii:tnndi i3 prtIeh ansd Eye (Ghlosca,
niy 1, 1'cit 31 i
J. G. BLACK,
Joweler and Watch Repairing,
M~ain St,, 2d Corncr Below C, H,
Nmewng Mahie
TIlE NEW AMElt1CAN.N~O. 7, ANT)
thne NE*w Auit oati Whi Vcte are the best,
(lose (en1h buye rs waintied.
(AREENVILLEu., - - N. (V
maur5, 188ts5 23 1
A QUICK. PERMANFPNT CERTAIN1 CURE FOR
Lot orFailinag Mnaoaa. N.ro~
WVkness, Lack of Strog Lh,
ott' rt oht i vProorf, fun do or i on and
ERIE MEni " "puf.a o.N.A'
9KBI,1T! FMSALE M
A Life Exporience. Romarkablo anld
quiclc cur'os. Triat Paickag~o, Send
i,ampi for soaled particulara. Addros
Dr. WARD & CO. L-ouisiana. Mo.
$8 SETS OF TEETH
1WIllLE PA'TIENT IS WAITFIN(O.
IA RTIICIA I. TEi:l Iinserted M J'TH
,-icdii.g Philitio Goiht, (Cotni.ntn Oir.
,~tln ,tbbr al ( < llid. All nozk att ha~ to
p,ssi ble. lia I.
' 3 Ia lu t' di r i t ivt itot Ptnin
l>h. . . M. NO. WCO; ), InENTmiT-.
al , t . 41 6 t.