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H2 ' TIU13DAY, JUN1: 17, 1886. a
The Santee Horor.ro-,
]Iortal mal knows not when he is a
deing the awful precipice. The t
tlth, teauty, hopes8 and asp)iration c1
tld& went out from Charleston on the 3
orth kastern Railroad, on the 7th v
t, after a run of 30 minutes, were j,
blotte out forever.- The fated pas- 5
ebngers-s-omne thinking'of the happy "
h61ne tliey had just left, and others t
of the joys awaiting them in the t
homes to which going--in an e
Instant were nedely hurlod into v
eternity; and a cloud of gloom has <
eettled npon many loving hearts that.
nothing can remove.
A full account of the tragedy is
published on the outside.
The Court.
The followings.is the proceedngs
of court in 1)riof:
SESSIONS.
Following cases were Continued:
State vs. Albert Bird for perjury de
fendant convicted, but on motion of
Mr. Carya now trial was granted; The
State vs. J. Lyde Tompson for carry
ing concealed weapons, resisting an
officer,: and assault and bat.tOr,
three cmes;- The State vs. L. 0.
Dryman and J. L. Chastain; for lar
ceny of live- stock; The State vs.
James Aiken for disturb.)ing r'eli,,i0ou.s
worship; The State vs. Alla Cater
for selling whiskey.
The following were disposed of:
The State vs. Dennis )uke for ob
taing goods under false 1)n-t.,+nces
Nol. Pros ; The State vs, 1HIrrison.
Simpson for robbery, guilty. Son
tence two years in the peiiteutiary.
The State vs. Sim m Val:1:)tine for
stealing grain from field. Apic:d t.
the supreme Court dismi $se-1
and defendant sentenced to two vears
in the penitentiary. The state vs. J.
P. Looper, for selling whiskey. 0u1
ty, sealed sentence. The State vs.
James Peek for selling whiskey, two
cases, not guilty. The State vs. Ja:
Turner, for selling whiskey, guilty
Sealed sentence.
COMMON PLE\A4
No jury canes can be board at the
June term of court for thisn Coiunty-,
but much equity business was auttein
ded to and many cases ended. Court
adjourned ou Friday at 10.30 a. mn.
Nearly all the business was finlished(
by 12 mn., on the day before, but couart
was heldI ovr mnt il Friday moerning
for the purpvose of signing a fe w orders.
Poision ini a WVelI. Five lic..
The most terrile tale of dist ress it
has over b)een our duty to record
comes from Mr. Joo Hardin's who
lives four miles north of Pickenis
Court HIouse.
Mr. Hlardia with several others who
had beon attend1ing the last term otf
the United States Court at Charles
to,was detained by the freshet, at
Alstoii for a few days. Soon after
his arrival at, hioum he waq protrated
bjy dysentery. Four 01 tiye of th se
wvho wIere lin 1ompaniiiy wvith him have
been similarly afii(ted. Mr. Hiardin
however is still quite siek, and while
lhe is unable to rise from his bed, lhe
goes his children fall before him, uni
'til five out of eight have been carried
t6 their graves.
The firat two El'iza and Louisa, 10,
and 7 years of age died on~ tho 8, inst., f
and (dla Albert and1( Emm1IU , aged 6, 4 j
ahid 1 1 years were t.akeni oi'on thle
following Saturday. They wer'e siek
caily a few (lays with someithinig,
which at first, seemed to bo a slight I
*ttack of dysentery, but in a short
tbrme it would' develope into a more
mialignant form, and the patient
would sntler greatly until its systomi
rehlxed in death.
Dr. WV. J. Bramnlett, who has been1
snost- assiduous in Dis at.tenitjins to tl
the sufring family, was called in just T
i shorttim-e before the two first vi( ha
time died. Hie concluded at once.
there was a local cause, wVhieb after j
carelyl eain~ation was found to be
~n th'e ell. The Dr. is satistied that
j the source of all the trouble, as it hi
~ircir orth a v.ry unipheas-mt odo:, JE
iniaigthe decomposit ii of bo,th a<
V0gefable and anlimahl matter. None 11
otha.water has been used sincee last ft
ti~day. Some'.of it has been sent to 01
theo State chemist to lbe analyz.ed.
TWv of tihe childroni ar.estill sick, '<
u it &hore is hopo) of their reco'verv. t]
~. ts..ardin has w~atched over- heri la
'tt children for niearly a week with. TI
1 syt~1 leep, Ian lataturdays wheni p
Sof thoem wore carried at one1(1
f~ ?$~tcthe church yard at Oolenov,
Ssorrowful tale of an'xiety, Sufib
4 afflujtion mnet have been in
~d in otbo/s. heart. As
Q.304&f Litle dar. p
#
w
r OooIleo met at Walhalla ott Sai. Exe
y e 12th instant. ,- As Me wok. lust
organizing commnenyced, two. sets of men
segates from eacca City pesen- T
d themsolves, both elaiming' ons
be delegater to the conention from of J
ic Seneca Club. A comu'nittee was "i"
prointed to report on their clahns, sivo
11 the question, is to which should A
e adinittedl, came up on majority and Cai
Iinority reports from the committee, I
1e maj)ority being in favor of the 111
thle
elegation headed by Prof. Q, \V. to
Ioore, and the minority being in fa
nr of Mr. John C. Cary. The na
>rity report w%as adopted by a' voto La
(i to 53. Immediately seven chubs
ritlhdrew from the convention. Af
'r transacting ati'e routine busihess
be convention adjourned to Tieet en
gain on the sd day of J1dy, by
lhich time it is hoped existing difli
ulties may be removed.
The difficulty at Seneca seems to
iave arisen from the dissatisfaction of
iome -of the members of the club in le
legard to adjourning its first meeting,
'alled for sending delegates to the W,
monvention. The Club was adjourn
ed ill order to obtainl the consititution
a1nd1 by-law-A, which was in the han"cls
of anl ab lsent mleiber. Several *lio
wcere opposed to thi4, withdrew fromt
the club and proceved'd t<r organize
ai ni elect delegates. A ftierwvards the o
c(lu) of vhich Mr. Jno. C. Cary is
Pre-ident, met pursulant to anl ad- 81
joiirnpient, 111(1 elected their dele- ti
gates; he nc the conutest..H
cl
D'roceed i ngs of t he Executiive
C mi ttee.
1' i i t ee Ir :Y:: C. H1., S. C., June 14 188G.
PIursant to a cnll the Deinocra- e
tie County Executive Comunitte P
milet at Pickeis C. I., this day.
Hlon1. ). F. I3r:lhy in the chair.
J. P1. G. oss(tt, watS req1ec'St ed tA) nct ti
a14 Sc"reIr:uv. ''h1e chair then ex. l
p)laiinedl objc t c f meect in1g.
'he ftllon ing recolutions were in
1 rac )1d and ad(o) ptedc.
i'y /e'rI: TIhtt L Conit.y C(ovOlel
tilon of the D Uclecratic parl-ty of Pick- o
ens CInlty be hld at Pickens C. i., it
oil Saturdy:v, July the 3d at 12 MA.)
f.'r theu llrloseu of determiiung tliei
1r
ni111u'r and01( timlle of nouillating canl
ida ht es. forv the vaiousN coiismtv illIies (
to be tilled at the next general elec
tion, and the election of delegates to
the State and Congressional conven..D
tialns.
r.w)11'r:lre: alit we suggest that. C
the D eumocratic Clubs oif the C~ounity e'
* t'
hold1( mee'(tinIgs on1 Saturday the 2Gth
daiy oif .1 une, for the puirpose' of re-or 01
goization, elect ion of otlicers and tihe ei
ele(ct iou of de(legates to the County el
/,' .->/r'i/: ThUlat the loc'al c.lbs are
reques'te(d to consider(' the proposxnitionl at
other1 couniities, to noinlate a candl(i- toi
date fori C2ongress, by pirim:n'v (lee- n
1ligently reilpresent the wishies andl fo
Jluestionl in the CoXunity Counvenitioni. iof
R&e -i/e 'v/: T1hait acco''rdhing to the foi
mite of 1I 1111h the last emocrati primary r
dertion ea1ich local (4lub14 is entitled ti) v'
hie numbier'i (of delegates in the Coi
y C onvenutioni as follows: Ii
Eaisly, 19
C nt I 11 nit
IHurica n 6 wl
1) usillie 8 aid
Puiiimkintowvn 7 enL
I'Estatoe 5 01n
14 iiis eintio1ln.a Connty d~hairmanm, St
sh iebl withI the( reigr'ts 4 the enltire i
-ontoniittee was11 ne(4cte. JIohn RI. Glos: li
ii1ni' place Mr. Bradley reind br.
Ther belOin g 11o frer bsiness"
41r( cnidj(eraLtion the commilhttee ad- "
''u1rn<d1 its meeting l
J. IR. Gosserr, Sect,y. Pro Teni- ral
'or'tlons of the P'enetaent of tal
the Grnd Jury3, June Term wi
S'rT-E OF SoU(rT CARoOTJNA, th
CJoUNT1Y OF leIKENS. si
To'i lion. J. 11. Kerishaw,. Presiding siLl
idge: thi
The Gramtny Jury beg leaveo to make sea
is their preseinment. ers
i:t we hjave patssed 111on1 all bills intl
uod in byv the Holiito)r. unf
That having examnined( the county wit
i and1( pl(oor farm at tno January ed
em4, we d1eem) it unnecessary torye-ox- the
hine the sai ) ait this term. ' cou
TJhiat we racoinnutendv that the open.. and
g of thle new r od from. Pickens to
l) b idh,itely post.p)oned( in Ar
'eauntL of the )inan1cial c4onditionl of 1)
Ie counIity. Th210evst of aid road we upoi
Iiink will lbe a considerable tax on ever
Wir county. 51uch
TIhat all of the r'oads1 are iln bad are
41d(itioll, anld we reeA)ilumnd thast tai
ley be workeWd as~ soon1 as1 crops are curer('
id by. T]he read leadinig from Mrs. Kiing
r'otter's to Sahuida Hill church is im
issablte, and that it be worked at rh)
Cee. conlhj
TJhat the Trlial J1ustices bring their Trt
oks to court at next term. for exam
W haeexanili& the- Clerk's re- N0t
1+, and 1n4 theo seaun correct. inr
That tha Jtidge. anm Iokkitor ae Bt*o
p yeMaks ~Qthej~ 1kditese
44.1 . ~2~~i.' C
n EDrro>:- t' at 'meetfngo t1 c
mitive Coi hmittee of,the Teachers '
itute of Pickens 'County, the fol. ti
ng arrangement. and appoint- I
ti were Iminde.'
hat the Institute meet at, Pick- a
C. H. on Wedneeday the 14th c
uly next, ii$ the hall of the Pied
it Institute, at 9 o.elock a. ni, and
contimue unti4 Friday inclu
dlress of woCome, by James P.
y Esq.
}or the beneflt of teachers, and for
tual iistruYtctiou it is agreed, that
re be a- serfe of lessons delivered,
vit:
FInST DAY.
Anglish Grammar- Prof. D. C.
ke.
ichiool Goveruluent--Prof. W. Ml.
Caslan.
Writing-M-Ir. W. W. F. Bright.
[Geograplhv--Mr. Henry 0. Bow
History-Mr. J. M. WVilliamns.
lRending-M-Riss Kannui( Zachlary.
Spelling-Mr. E. F. Keith.
Arithmetic-Major D. Orice.
SECOND DAY.
Fnglish Grammar-Dr. J. it. Ri
School Government-Mr; Fre(d
illiarns.
Writing-M f ies Natnnin C'ox.
(leo;;raphy-Mltri Marv Ailg(xodl.
Histoy--Miss Hester Lewis.
Rlending-- Miss Rebe-cca Hun11t.
Spl 11in-- -Ir. J. A... McWhorter.
Aritlunclltie--:Mr, John 0- Davis.
After each lesson thirty minutes
11 1)0 given for general (ismcisiion
the lessonj u'tst delivered.
It iS desiredl that each of the above
Iltjects he praetically exeil lified 1hv
ose to whoml they have been as
Ied-- -not only lectures bIt practi
Il work.
The third day will be given elt
velV to general discussion from
,II(sti( n-bo)x.
WVhile we feel that the tenhers are
tolgh interested in their work to be
rertent, we hopl ( the Peole( genteral.
will rom 1111(1 see what we are try
ig to do.
At night there will be an Edntec
1nal 111ass teeting hleld, with
lort addresses by difiterent. ler"sols.
LAtlAN MAUL1N,
(hairmlt:n.
D)istrsic"t politic"t.
Col. WV. C. B("net.. Coun(.y Chairmnl
fAeltville nd(l Cllairnu:t1) nti of he 11.
1oeratic! Executive Commlittfie of thle
'hird C'ongressiomal Distriet: illwn
m, sngQestion of (te CU( nt v (htair
i4n of Newhi1rry, cl4let I'det inj or
Im Count-v Chiiniil of .e ir,
ongl;resional I)istrirt, at S("ne(en, on
ri(bv hist for the pu>trpo se oft anc"rr
illilg the Views of the 1 olle of the
istr(i(t int re1r(rence t') hoi(lin~ a pr1i
arv election for the pnrpow' of non
L' ing I a l("rmoc"ratie eandi(late for
on;gress from this D)isti'et. After
>nsider'ing: the queistion;, ties gen -
noiiend to thle severi' County0$ Deimo.i
aiei Con41ven1tions of this District to
act the number) of1 (tde'legates( to w1 ie*'
ey aire enttitled(, on1 the bai oIMN4f rep)
sena)tion1 esL-tabhlished'c ini 1884, to
nven04tion41 to) 1be hel-' ini Sein eln C ity
8 3o o'c'lock P. MI., 4)n Wednesantlcl.
e 7th day oft .h ily next, inst ruc14ted i
4)he wlishe ofI(i thef severl cai)4 les I
n1 onily., withi power0l to fIx the~ 41a1te
sn(eh '10 elcion,4 :niol p)''er'ib)e ruh)1
tihe combiet14'. thereQof, if the pium441
plan1 shl11) 1'} be adot byI4 sineh coni
ijportatnt P m3hrav1en;aenmts fot
F"uruani Uniraiy3.
The an1thori1'ties- oif FurnuTIiI Uiv er'
rian.lt chantiges anid imipr'ovenon'is
jieh will, whieni made1, he of mneih
vatago: to the~ inst titti and1( the
1'. It 11a1 been' noiticed that ani av~
1e wals recentlyv opened(4 in the i grove'
theI im1iver'sityv grouniid u hieh 1brIings~
buiildinlg inito full view~ from Maini
'(Pt. It is no0w pri'O>)sed to) op)n a1
oct thrioiugh tihis a1vemte,0 'onnheet
it with Main St reet by a bridlge
'0s8 theo rain1E~ bleyond ini Street
aige. TIhis~ will br)ingJ jt' Uniiver-'
v' nearer1 the c'ity, pr'event.ing the
iwalk ar'oiumd by the Greenville
>t('l, andtt will give ai delighitful waliik
I dr1ive.
[t is- 18 als1omposed to have,' a laho
tto, fully equ1ippe)d for Je teime
work by twenity-fouir students,
h1 gas~ at each desk. This will be
first step) towardsi responding to
demand of the time and inaikinig
miiist.ry a1 leadintg feaiturei of the in
uttion. Trhe friends of the untiver
tteed through this St ate and4 o4th-|
and1( manUy of thleml are' strong and1 -
tienit.iatl pe~ople. They seem1 tAo be
nimnous in the pIurpose to worki
iont ceasing 1un1il they haive p)lac
Vur'man far in the front ran k ofl
edcah0tionll inistitutions1) of the
itry; second to nonie in equuimeunt
adlvantages.
Enterprising, Reoliable Hlouse.
. G.V. Eairle (ennl alwavcys he4. relied
, not onlly~4 'to arin I st4ock the' be1st of
th Iing, but1 to4 ?'ecure4 the4 Agenciyf
ar1Iieles5 as1 haLveI well1-kno4wnI44 4oeri t, ani
opuiri with tihe peop'e): , therebyv s4us
the Agenc(y Iu' the( (erlrtedDr
MNew D)iscover) for (Consumuptonl,
ell on a positIvet guaranteeL4(. ft will
er 14Te any am11( (every a fTi1et in o f
1, Lu1ngs, and41 Ches-t, and1( 14 to ho our
14eee we hivite you t . ea anid get a
Bat-tle V7ree.
YV'I'E Ia IIEREBY I VEN TH'IATi
ali~1cattioni wvil be mad~e on the( puI
, U it or ,"TIhe Rh~tntional Joint ea
k Uomlpany" o)fl Unntral,,8. I. i
W.' X F'ubGIEl or
e Hy oaird of I)irectori PA
A'., .uly 7Li I986. . t4
Yn thb stomiach develops n 0ic I
hich stings the upper . ad of the
iroat and palabe causing ea-u if.'
t. i lst involves, a gas w ich prod.uces
vdn ou the steinach,' and a feeling
ud appearance of distention in that
rgan after eatinig. For both this
cidity and swelling Hostetter's
tomnlachl Bitters is a much better
emuedy than alkaline salts, like harts
lorn anlld carbolnate of soda. A wine
lassfuTl of the bitters, after or before
liml"er, will be- found to act as a reli
ble carminative or preveltive. This
ine s)ecific for dyspepsia, both in its
Rcute and chronic form, also prevents
u cures malarial fever, constipation,
liver comnplaint, kidney troubles,
Ilervo)Iuse 1111(1 debility. Persons
who observe in themselves a decline s
ai vigor should. use this line tonic
without delaly.
For the Senate.
f% The friends of HoN. JoHN
[-I. BoWEN respectfully announce him
is a candidate for the Senate, sub
ect to the Priuary Election.
>&- The many friends of Hon. W.
P. FiEr.n respectfully announce him
IS a caldidate for rC election to th
lnate, subject to the Primary.
For the House.
911" Thr n1umy friends of Mn. JAS.
P. Cany, rel)ectfully annoico him
as a c:ndidate for the House of Rep
r(-,c t' ives, s ihjrect, to the Denmocra.
tic Prinarv Electionl.
For Probato Judge.
l MIn. J. B. NEWIIEiY is presen
ted as a candidate for the ofmie of
Probatte Judge, for the County of
'ickens, stulbject to the Primary
Electic nl.
For County Commissioner
-s'Y The Inily friends of Mi JorN
G Wrr, re(spxect fully ainounciie him
as a c:1ci(lhte for the oIlie of (ount.v
CuoIlissioIer, subjct to the Demo
cratic Pr inIry E lee'titon.
ni The many f'iends of Mtu. E.
rii iiTFFiN 1n pr(eelt lim as a can.
dihill fur lte oflice of Comitv Coml
mtissi! n1'lr suljet. to the Demoocratic
Prilllitm r ';lecti( l.
:a'The man friends of iM.u. G.
M..Lvcst r'esp"ect ftiulv annonlllce hin:
as ia can1di<bite for the ollice of Coiin
I C'on)oni,si(oner, subject to the Den
uerai' Pm 'i bi ar ElectiI.
2r 1'1t 1)t11yIV friends of C.wr.ur
.i. a. TA:.:v respectfuly annotme.
hm11 11 a cn(t.1td(titte for re-eletio to
1he o I;c(' of Ciu(nlli y CoCmlissionler,
subjr ct to the Deilu('Trltic Pritmarv
l i.h'tit 1n.
k=r:" C'..-r.um, J. J. Hli-m is; presen
id as a ('and1)idttte f(r re-election t(
(he ..le ... f C nty Cmi isiouner.
-Iobrjet to the D emocra(Tlti. Pimarv.
lli- nmatuy frens ill press' his.
claiims wuith vigor.
i"- The~ manyi~ friends of; Mu. .
MiNSt 5-: i o respec(t fully annIioune
himi as a (e1nid ' ate forIi the t tie. of
('ni' ty Co'iissx.iumuer, subhject to th(
D emrticfj Pr~timar:v.
For School Commissioner.
& V(MTecfredl o M. '
1. tanitt. for reielection to the~ tof
lien of S teo.l Conutis ionit.ler, subljec:t
Lu thle Demoi crat ic Priliu- Ele'cti(oni.
M" The manyii fritnls oif REY. (i.
\W. SIiarroN, 1 rectfuIIIvlylnounlc(e
uiOm as a1 Cnutibite for the oelice of
liihol (ouiss iner, sah ject to the
For County Auditor.
iiK:' Mu. D. Giner1 isi pre'sented to the
i'ters of Pilckens Counmty-, as aL eimli
il .t' for1 the unile (if Couniity Auditor,
mh) ject tio the Primiary- Elec-tion)I.
MANY FIENis.
M Mu ,T. R. Cuni is presented
5 aL en(lidV ate for re-:letionm to the
dlide of C nunty Audlitor, subject tto
the PinaryU Electloll.
For County Treasurer.
OMi The mny friends of Mn. ..
1'. IIINvoN ann1iounce him as ai candi
late or mon'iintationt to t.he office of
D.,utty 'TreasuIrer, sub)jcOt to the Pi
mlary Electionu.
E-nit The mtany friendts of ,J. T.
Rlu.l respe(ctful anoun(ce himit as5 a
amdidtltte for re-election to the ofice
f Coiunty Treasurer, subject to ac
ion of thme Demnocratic Primary Elec
bion.
ROVAL.nbW
Sn i
AbolutlyER
A boluelyPure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of
rity, sitrenmgt hi and who leso(menfles4. Moire
inoicral thn the ordhinatry kinds, and
inot be' Rol in comtitidon with the
mItiude of lowv test, short wel ht. alum
phosp)hate powders. Sold nI la cans, t
YAL. HASNG P'owDRn (o., 06t Wall .
1-6. 4
Dros Gbct&
STILL IN A SLING.
AISLEFT
WILL GO THIS WEEK!
This sale will ed s:m 1o of tho grandest barganis ever prosented in- tha
lal)e of Dress Goods.
Probably never again will there be another such an opro tunity to buy
ress Goods at these prices.
SUMMA-ER SILKS
---ADDED TO
TS SALE,
THIS DISEASE IS
CONTAGIOUS?
It goes from one department to anlother untill it slays every line belonging
to its respective season.
We carry no goods from ci-m season to an'ith'r. It is a well known fact
that we sell all goods at sonaeo price during the season in which they belong.
Parasols are falling before the reaper. Here is fun for the bin der. You
lrn1 buy a bargaim in Parasols riiglit here now. It is generally contc(eded that
we had 0 the hands(mest line of parasols si own here this spring, imore para
sols have been sold tiuns far than we sold the whole of last vear.
PRICE ALWAYS TELL!
The lowesi prices at. which goods are mnarkcd is the driving wheel which
seds the volumec' of trale to J. IH. MOlUt: N & 131OS.
Nev linghaumts, new Scorsuelhers, nw Ltiawns, niew Musl.;liints, new Vlitc
Goo))s, new Prints, etc-, etc, ja:,t o1ent:'d
Genuine'iilli NIiTds (io lmiition) 10 iii per yard, (n-orlilt 15 e,,]nts) at
J. II! MORGAN & BRO.
{ 1o)0 slt;iimitli' y a ul
TO TilE PUBL ol 1111 agon OC(I
We come amongitiyoniasbietsines
non, conductting aiilvstraiu-i,flmrwtra
ull valu1for themonov, HllinIUou
hegod delivered,hand up and fully
unranteed in I wellryellnstareatlyoedwor'k
o perfection. I thrlmanuflarur
or bes maei that~ enn b' ioh. r,Tutr,et.e
ained ('0or mony W aote theiC is Cgr r ae nellb
>Oltnllt tf deiving r l ('tAN Sc at. I!v~ :~ l1
,hel homiiesopuca r, for the h101' eilji .lii
er accommoatio 01 f u chifi purcas- I ntatitite 0' iltti'i.o
hra,oodd thlimore, reti up irdfullce (.a o iulqaltad~ik
l perftie.becontigior Jlandatu thmore~ )1'crt avne
f huseold GE neesity. nyte ~I1It('llniaoE~cylii
ests hav f demnon str a di iti the e i 11( 111cc ii TI1(5 Lill'ti
:rity (of wrouig-iron RA N (ES atver u'ec.I wl ok yuSie
ve, fClodon of th grea-t(Iaewat<hngjoyufo i4
ion, and thsolid eauimy tintduseof ti u. oo
1.In all theeoints thre "HOM moe. Mi tetWtofCrtHs
J oMFeolT" i1'tAGE stand_unri
('1anf o m fomallrart of theljai
rto ryhtiisstonge han wors 0(I' IO UM NI
1rsalie tesimn of thoands 0 eof fam
toMt's otlCotMFORT" thir, gllm-tt thev ~~rm
abldty lagoer cooking )appara5( ~ij~
I. Ipn athesepii makt i I1Mt~ ~ 11 ok
WQFruhtr' RRGLSsange Co.
Johl, nso tH agood.('(11t(l~,beaet rn alnsintewrd
[)I1tR Etife L t lgg tim G. ordn
Tiljoi h i~t'e. jj D EREAERS
Wn~zg'it r~i iang \Vhianlear othe exeaetryn coto
may2812i o any t proposand ay le of
Johs Hgodladerisng iod nd iactany
SET UJ~, hi1IOlgIfg t It .thiwn g tha Ne s a famvi'ly needs ,ot t
Ii. goai4. 1W~h.1 haveo yet. N huew oves
I whch ll se t greatly* reducedML
prices.
- Crockery, Ti -ar,e. etc.:
S. MORGANF
KANK BLOOK,
IGreenville, s. C.,
DE4LER IN BOOTS AND SHOES
custom Made Goods a SpQialty.
LADIES-Kid, Goat, Glove Kid, Glove
To Dongola, Pebble, Glove Caff, V.eaI
Calf, Kip, and A. Calf, Shoes in button
and lace of all qimlitics and styleb.
M188ES--.All the above in Misses ' t,
w ith som grades specially adapted for
8clwol wear.
CHILDR1)ENSf'-n Chik(irens' Shoes, W
select styles best adapted to develope tue.
muscles of the feet, and at the same time
give neatness in appearance. All grades
and qlualities.
ME:NS'-13ootsof beat tannery calf with
single and and double uppers, plain and
box toes.
French 1K1p Boots, plain and box toes.
Wax Kip, P. Calf and 8. Kip Boots,
with peg and screw bottoms.
MENS'--Dress Shoes of best French CA,
hand-sewed, made in Congress, Buatton
and Bals.
My English Waukenphast Shoes arethe
best on the market.
I can furnish Hand-sewed, cork soli
shoes in Congress Laceor Button..
Best American Calf Shoes of any styto,
quality and price.
Freuch Kip Planter Ties unequalled for
comfort and wearing qualities.
MENS'-lleavy Goods. I offer a stock of
Shoes for everyday wear, of great e1
eellen.
Broaans, high and medium cut, of P.
Calf, lined and unlined.
Rip amd Wax Brogans, high and mediun
eut, pe!g and screw bottoms, plain audi
top soles, made of first quality stock,
l.AYS'-- Boots ald Shoes, running in qual.
ity and style with Menss' Goods, at un
usually low prices.
I hav'e everything usually kept in a Firast
Class Boot and Shoe Store.
. Many years experience as a fitter,.
enables me to aid those who have tender
feet in selcrtiug Shoes for comfort. Weak
ankles can he strengthened and deformity
of feet prevented by the aid of an expe
rienced lit.ter. I give my personal atten
tion to this branch of miy business.
R. N. MORG A N,.
Successor to Abel and Morgan.
Sept 24. 1885 I - (m
FURNITURE
0
WHEN YOU NEED FURNITURE
CALL ON
Runion & Blaylock,
AT
EgAASLEY, S. C.
They hav tholargestand beat sele'eteA
stock ever l>rought to this county.
We have just received our elegant
o)f all kinds, and prop)ose to sell cheap.e
thian ever known boforo. Cani and aweo
our Goods aind got p)ricesl, and you will
b)e c>nvinced that no house undersll.
us.
Wa also havx~oa full line of (COFFIN$
ROBES , &c. of all styles and sizes~
from H omeo-mnado Coflins upl to the beae
CASKETS.
Cudomoaers waited on day or night with
Thanxiking you for past favors, and
hiope for at continiuance of same on't
forget that tho phlee for -
RUNION & B3LAYLOCK'S
PROPRE~L'TORIs EASL[EY FURNI
TrURE HfOUSR,
(PPO fIT E POfrTOFFI( E
*1ept 24, 18853 1 Uf
iT WILL PAY YOU
If you prop)ose going West or North
wecst, to write to me, I represent the
Short Line
F. D. BUSH,
D. P. A. Atlanta, Ga.
Profo8sional Notices.
n. A. ('HTLD, wVM. A. wILLIAMS
Pickena (I. H. GIroenvil, S. C.
CilILD & WILLIAMIS,
Attornoys and Counsolors at Law,
Greenville, H. C.
Will practioe in all the Courts of Greeni
ville County, State and Fedoral.
may 29, 1884 85
T HOMAS C. ROBINSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PI( liE1N C. II,, H. C.
Practlrees in the Corts of the State and in
he Un itedl States Court.
Of11ee in Court Ilouse,.
Gireonville, S. C. Pickena, S. 0.
A NSEL~ & NEWTON,
A tt arnueysu at X-aw
PICKENS 0. HI., S. O
juno J4, 1883 88 f.,
CHIILD & IJOGGS,~
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
rICKE~NS 0. H., S. (I.
Will practice ini al1 the State and F~em
Courts.*
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