The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, January 06, 1887, Image 3
LOCAL IT iMS.
The lien law was not rep aled.
Be sure to read McFall's Almanac for
4 January.
We trust you feel betoer einoe the hol
idays.
Miss Nannie Cox p nt the holidays
a Spartanburg.
We have the ufunil VYagraphs of boll
lay mishaps.
Y ead the ne'w laws published bn the
cirst and fourth pages.
Let everyone strike from the shoulder
or success in the new year.
blis Lucie Ellis has returnned to Wil
i amaton Female Colle.
Miss Laura.Elll began a nine months
ihool at Oolonoy last Monday.
Be careful or you will write 1880,
hen you wish to write 1887.
It is saic that the Commutation Road
ax Law has been repealed.
Mr. Bheriff Brown has been appointed
iry Commisaionr ior this County.
Mr. T. i. 3o-gge has moved to Cen
al where he is ruhuting a saw lnill.
Health knows nothing of human dis
i nction, and abides with him who treats
best.
Mr. N. B. Cary of the Walhalla Bar
*as in town last Monday on professional
usinees.
Read the SETINEL and find out what
ie Legislature has done and what it
as not done.
4What wound did ever heal but by
grees?" The thousand cases daily
red by Salvatiou Oil.
Mr. C. P. Barrett of Spartanburg
ade a business and pleasure trip to
okens during the holidays.
We can recomend our readers to use
Lr. Bull,s Cough Syrup in all cases of
)nghs, colds. etc.
The heiviO t frost that was ever seen
this section whitened all nature on the
iorning of the 27th ult.
The attention of parties desiring to
orrow money is called to the advertiFo
ient of John B Palmer & Son.
Miss Sunie Ambler after a short and
leasant visil to Piekens has returned to
e Greenville Female College.
Mr. Elisha liill was married to a
iughter of Mr. L. A. Brown last week.
i he officer did bdt send bi the data.
Married DhehibeY 9th 1886, by Rev.
hapman, Mr. Joe T. Elgin of Seneca,
Miss Nancy Missouri Riggins all of
- ickens.
The Texas Tribune says:-"The late
tLmospheric freshness has br ought on
iany cases of cough, and col, and Dr.
ilull's Cough By rup is in great, deniand."
A farmer, planter or lumbermnn is al
nwed to furnish his bands tohneco in an
mount not exceeding one hundred (d01
are, withount being liable to the puyment
>f the speciiil tax..
There was a large crowd at Shadly
Grove last Tlursday, a most sumptuous
dinner was served,~ and several good Sr.b
bath Sehool ad!dresses were made. Ev
ery body seemed to have a good time.
. Mr. Jenmes Anthony had his left arm
dislocated at the shoulder joint on the
25th nIt. Ho and his wife were starting
on a visit in a top buggy when it was ac
cidentally up4e~. Mrs. Anthony was
net hurt.
Mr. S. S. Cartee was recently before
Commissiont Thornley on a charge of
retailing manufattured tobacco. He
gave bond for his apparance at court.
He had sold some homemade twisted to
bacco to one or two of his neighbors.
Messrs Mc Ferran, Shalleross & Co.
nf Louisville Ky. sent us a beautiful
Imas card, with the words Ma'gnolia
Hams inscribed on the north weet cor
uer. How much more would we have
appreciated one of theO many delicious
hams sent out by this world renowned
firm.
Most of those who are tending lands
of Col. C. L. Hollingswvorth have arran
ged to see Who will have the premium
acre in wheat for the year 1887., No
t,ommiereal fertiliger wae to be used.
'Whoever makes the most on one acre is
h, have all be makes. We expect te
hear nent yune of some good yields as
the result of this arrangement.
The tournament at Libert.y on the
925th was quite a success, The first prize
'was won b? Mr. JTohn Nichols, the see
ond was won by Mr. D). J. Tucker, of
Anderson, the third by Mr. W. D.
Glenu, of Liberty, and fourth by Mr. C.
W. f4mith, of SlabEown, Mr. Nichols
urowned Miss Dta Folger queen of love
and beauty, and Misses Emma Allgood,
tbarrie Grice and Eie Russell received
the distinction of maids of honor. Theo
hops 'which oonoludled the fun were
much~ onjoyed.
The Chrismas Tree in the Institute
11hall on the evening of the 24th was a
splendid success. It has hever been our
good fortune to see si inany little chil
. dren aglow with happihess and wild de
light. The nyat'ous hail was erbwded
'before Neren o'clock. When the eurtain
iu focnt oif the rostruin was su1ddenly
drawn aside, the little foilks were almost
overcome with admiatonm ahd Wonlder
by the dasslng presenius Ar. and Afrs.
Santa Claus~ Were ptrsonated by (Capt. J.
37. Lewis anid Mmt. A. S. Iabeloy in a ktost
admirable way. W ith tliir acting and
comlo dlisttibutibh of the inany gifts,
more fun for 1'lokenCs waI h4war crowded
into one hour. This day aboulld bever
Last Sunday night was the coldes
yet.
M , Annie May GriMtl spSlb the
holidays in (reel#lie.
The Methodist Sabbath School will
hereafter moot in the morning, instead
of in the afternoon.
The dinner given by the ladies at Lib
erty on the 25th ult., for the benefit of
the church, was quite a sucoess.
Married on Nov. 14th, by Res. W. 0,
Seaborn, b! ()Oonee, Mr, Franklin Pool
to Miss l[a1 y Hollis, both of Piokens,
The office should seek the man, but
these times demand that the succesafu
man should be where the office can find
him.
Mother the ladies are all out in Spring
dresses and I cau,t wear mine for fear @1
neluralgia.,, Pshaw, child, go, and buy a
bottle of Salvation Oil.
Our former highly esteemed "devil,'
N. 0. Madden, was with us a few days
before Xmas. ie is going to make a
good compositot.
To all 'shom it ntaq ooneera;. ft takes
an agreement in writing to give the land
lord a lien for supplies. The law gives
a lien for rent without any writing.
Dr. John 3ramlett who is attending
lectures at the Atlanta Medical (3ollege
spent a part of his holidays 'with his
brother Dr. W. J. Bramlett.
Married, at the bride's hodny Decem
ber 23d 18813, by Rev. S. A. Gary, Mr.
C. E. Day to Miss I. N. Roe, eldest
daughter of Carter Roo, all of Pickens
County.
It is amusing to see the indifference
with which a man will regard a public
attack on an kophion which he has not
accepted, and the excitement he will
manifest when Mome cherisbed notion o
his own is assailed.
In thinking of the weakness of hu
manity, be thankful for the circumetan
ces which have favored you, pity those
who have not been thus favored, and be
careful of your censure.
The News of the 2d instant says two
men from Pickons County named Callo
way aid Hinckle, were arrested near
Piedmont on ittui'day in the act of sel
ling whiskey.
Married on the 26th of December 18.
86, by Rov. S. A. Gary, at his own resi
ieuce, Mr. M. M. Christopher to Miss
M. A. Entriken, )ot'iof Pickens County.
On the 22d ult. the Geliral Assembly
made Col. J. J. yNorton Judge of the
Eighth Circuit. We congratulate Oco
nee especially and the Circuit gener
ally.
Dr. John I. Hol1inigcworth, who left
sc me time since for Flurida, tnet with
the misfortune of iosing one of his horses9
b)y deathi at Valdosta, Ga. His tmy
fr'iends Will be glad to know that his
hnenath is in-.proving.
Mar"iedl, oe r.v'aty the 19fl of De
enmiber 1M86, Mr. leijsmin F. Masters
of Picken)s Cornnty, to Miss Ella Fvan
of' GrnecrviPoe (rmity, Matthew Gillesqpie
TJrial JustIiice ofieinting.
Mr. Jo'enh Moody was hafore (Com.
nisniner TI'enley lasit Monday on a
chanrg~e of re:'io . Rannnel Homb'leks
oul a ohinvr of di stilliung n'd rs :>v ing
'waR lipld for court. Mr,. . htgltg.
ay on the same chnarge was dismisseds
There is nothing to get excited about
and quarr'el over i1 an opinion, any
more than in a potato, if it do not happen
to belong to us.
Married, December 26th, by Rev. J
T. Burdine, at the ilesidence of Mr.
Thomas Reeves, Mr. W. 1B. Youngblood
to Miss Harriet Chnapmnan, all o'PDickens.
On our second page to day will be
found a striking and instructive illustra
tion of the various kinds of baking pow
de now in the market.
On the 24th uilt. iin a difliculty be
tween Thiomas Junlian and Tinchi ~In
drickvi, tihe latter was severely cut in sev
en places in the back. His wounds were
dressed by Dr. Crenshaw, and at last ad
counts ho was imp)roving.
Married, December 12th 1886, at the
residence of J. M. Fortner, by W. N.
Hughes, Notary Public, Mrs David Hen.
dricks to Miss Minnie Hlolder', both of
Piekens County.
On the 22u1t the prayer ineeting was
eniducted by Mr. W. K, Bioggs, Rev.
H. McLees was present and gave a most
interesting' talk. Brother McLees has
many entertaining reminiscences to tell
in connection withn his teim of office as
agent for theo American Bible Society in
the Mnntinains of North Carolina. We
are always glad to hear him. He never
fails to tell us5 some1 insportant truth we
never knew before, lie is at the same
time a learned sciejntist and a hound the
ol ogian.
Dr. L. 0. (Clayton of Central has a
pair of well tinained Texas ponies. It
strikes us that Ine hnit upon the easiest
andl safest laWn for breaking these wild
aniumb4. 'lhe oe of his whnichn was not
trainedl, he lad workeA with in a mildl
way, until it was thoeroughnly tamed, be
fore lie would1 allow it to be hiariessed,
.so when lie (lidl uindertake to dirivo it
there was little if any troule. Thlis is
the best plan for teachning any animal to
work--tame it first.
A GLhOn YiE..--everal of my friends
have requested me to state lnn* much
dbtton I made on my lotL Thne best way
I know~ is thnroughi the NRWfNRINs.
pioed 1587 pounda rd seed cotton off
thne lot1 Th'i.r l e,tu adre an1 ia uil.
dings un it. Also Ond here dt iny dweh.
ling made 1250 pounds, which aBnountedl
to 2857 poundi, which Aold at market
for $'75.45. Who can beat that ktnd not
use any guano, and wo.rk lh Lb sh
A happy and prosperous new year t<
all the readers of the Smrar,Ti.
The young folks in town had many
sociables during the h'lidays, whioL
were much enjoyed.
Mr. A. B. Williams of the Greenville
Daily News, anti Mr. W. J. McKrral
of Uhe Marion Star and Cotton Plant hav(
fo rmed a co-partnership at Greenville fo:
the publication of the Daily and Weekly
News, the Cotton Plant and for doing al
kinds of job printing. This makes a
strong and most reliable firm, and we
bespeak fbt ii a most liberal patronage
Any one wanting the bet agrioultura
paper in the South should subscribe foz
the Cotton Plant.
FaI t CENTB&L.-On the night of
the 80th ult. fire broke out in the store
house of Mr. James Peek about 2 o'clock
in the morning. Both of Mr. Peek'
store houses-one single story, the oth
er two stories-were destro*ed witi
their oontent. Mr. l4owland's stor
house and shoe ehop, and both of Mr.
L. ross Eaton's store houses were als<
destroyed. Most of the goods were me
movedfromb the last mentioned buildings
It is thought the parties were all in
sured. The general beliot is that it was
caused by an accdent, but some circum
stances point to an ineendiary.
GRAND ANU PE rrr JURORS.-The fol.
lowing is a list of the Grand Jury drawr
by the Jury Commissioner to serve for
the present year; also Petit Jurors foi
the approaching term of Court, which
coevenes next Monday week, Juege Fra
zier presiding.
GRAND JURORs.--John L. Looper,
Wm. G. Cooley, W. T'. Bowen, Tyler
H. Moore, Wm. H. Reid, Wm. 1. John
son, Mark F. Williams, Samuel S.
Edens, Nathaniel A. Keith, B. D. Maul
din, SilaA O. Arnold, James R. Harris,
Silae Y. Rnbinson, Joseph B. Finley,
James h- Fr(eman, W. B. F. Taylor,
George W. Griffin, Wm. D. Glenn,
PETIT JUIons.-George W. Cox, Till
man Smith, Heury W. Farr, Charles A.
Dunwooky, W. S. Kennemore, Joseph
L. Stansell, George M. Maddox. Abner
I). Chaktain. Wlv. L. Parrott, Wilson
C. Morgon, John T. Iitt-, W. H. Mc
Daniel, Carter Roe, F. L. Garvin, A.
P. Alexander, Smith W. Bowen, Z. T.
Jones, .)esse A. Childress, A. W. Brook,
Thomas A. Hendricks. George W. Lay,
Win. F. Smith, B. F. Lesley, .lesse B.
Ross, James C. Landreth, Henry M.
Looper, Jame A. Hughey, Flbert E.
Perry, J. M. fo*lin, -1. N. Murphree,
W. T. Day, R. P. Molgin, .lames A.
O'Dell, lennettFreemnati, V. A. Smith.
Sale Day.
As cold aa it was thero was a cor
siderable crowd in attendance on the
sales last Monday,
In the case of Cannon vs. Cann n
the sale was continued. In the z so
of Gilstrap as adminihhaal a ,oinst
Eliza! eth Cironshw, tract No. 1, e n
tainir-g 400 acres was sold to E.
Gilstrap for $ 10(0. Trar't No. 'l, C(<.n
taining 50 acres was sold to F. C.
Par-sons for $55.00.
In the tsE of Kelley vs. Ye'.cy
tiact No. 1, containing 836 acrec, was
sold to Thomas WVolborni for $4 )t.00
Tract No. 2, conf aining (36 aica s; was
sold itn G. WV. lKelley ,for $308.00.
The case of McAdamis is. Ihui ijwas
settled before sale.
In the case of Brazeale vs. Co'lies
40 acres was sold to J acob and John
Collins for $900.00.
In the case of Clement vs. Gosseti
19 acres was sold to M. F. Williams
for $300.00.
An "Ideal" Editloil of Long
fellow,s Ptiems.
The expiration of copyright is fast
bringing into really popular circula
tion the wvorks of sonme of the most
celebrattd Americean atuthors, whosc
writings the high cost of nmonopo,l'
has kept within the hands of a few.
ALDEN, the Literary Revolution pub.
lisher, has recently brought out ii
number of the bmest b)ooks by Haw
thorne. Prescot, Emnerson, Poe ,Cooper
and oiners. He has now just pub
lished a very piretty edition of Lon..
followv's P~oemsi so far IL copyight
has expired. It is in the form whi
he is making famous as the IdIeal Ed
ditionI-eau tiful enough to bnt wsor
thy of the name-the typo being large
Long Primer, the printing and( bindl
ing (cloth) in tbxcellent taste. Pecoplc
who have beeni use~d to) buying Long
fel'low miglit su1pose the price (of the
handsome volmef to be a dollar or
more- -insHteadl of which ALDEN asks
eonly 25 cents for it. Postage, ex
tra, if by mail. ALDmEN.s last catua
logne, 64 small qularito pages, which
he sends free to anyone (his p)ublica
tions arc not sold by Book-sellers, buyi
dlirect only), is a veritable literary
wonder in its aittr-actions.~ AinnEs
JOHN~ . ALDEN, IPublisher, New York
or Chicago.
The Gohdeut Daya, pubmlished hy James
Elverson, P'hiladophia, Pa., for $41.00
per anumi, is one of the most entortain
mug ahdl best p)apers for childreni and
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A MurpriMe for Oiss'Istmnis.
Thle 1pub liers oif that bright anid inter
t-sting Magazine, known as Tfnz l[toMK
,JdhnAL, will acfinally sendI It for three
months onf trial free, as a Ilohnday Gift,
to everyeiending them at once their ad
dress and three 2-cent stamps for pstage,
etc. As the regular price of this popular
publication is $l.00), every reader should
grasp this goldlen opportunuity, and address~
A WONDEIRFUL BOOK F SONG.
TU POEMS
-OF
FATHER RYAN,
tI P1R.FAMSD
POET PMzT OF THE SOUTH.
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fired the South and compelled the adniira
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Complete in one volume,488 pages,beau
tifully illustrated. The engravings include
a steel portrait of the author; his old
Church and adjoining Residence in Mobile;
"Erin's Flag;' and the "Conquered Ban
ner."
The Book will be sent to any address on re
ceipt of price, $2.00
BALTIMORE PUBLISHII G CO.,
174 W. Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md.
N. B--One-half the profits accruing
from the sale of this volume of poems from
date to 1st of March will be devoted to the
fund for the erection of a Monument to
Father Ryan, to be placed over his grave
in Mobile. Help on the work and swell
the fund by purchasing a co'y of the book.
>&-Wated men and women in everv
town, village and parish to act as age.t
for the sale of this book. Liberal pay will
be given for services rendered. Send fcr
decriptive circulars.
FOR SALE.
I 56 ACRES OF LAND, one milefron
16 IUPackens C. H. A two hors' cr'd
df improved land. A good Dwelling
House, and necessary out buildings Land
well timbered. Apply at this oflicer, or to
JA MES L. CRENSIhAW,
tied 16 ly P1smxaroN S. C.
sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLI -
NA, COUNTY OF P1CKENS By
.J. 11. NEwT"oN, Esq., Probate Judge
Whereas, J. E. Boggs has made
suit to me, to grant him Letters of Admin:
istration of the Estate and effects of
E. K. Iloggs deceased.
'1'hese are therefore to cite and ad1mon
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itors of the said E. K. Boggs
leceased, that they he and appear, before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at
Pickens Curt Ilouse, S. t'., on the 8th
day of Jan'ary next, after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the foreno' n, to
shew cause, if any they have, why the
said admuii,istration should not be ;rai!ted.
Gi ven iunder my hand and seal, this 21st
tla of )ecember, Anno Donini, 1t?6
L.s. J. H. NEWTON, a.r.v.o.
(ec 23, 1886 2t.
Fourteen and One-half Ots. tdr 0 bttci
A FORTUNE to those who have
the nerve to GRASP THE OPPOR
TUN1TY. 14i cents for cotton. A
limited sciplsly of ALLEN LONG
STAPLE COTTO N SEE) for sale
at $2.50 per bushel. We sol thif
cotton itt 14) cents per pound last
scason, and the staple is finer this
year than last. We are prepared to
deliver seed now. No order takcn
for less than one bushel.
CELY & BRO.,
(RE:NviLLE S. C.
nov 11, 18G 7 '2m
I TI'1CE OF' FINAL Wi1.'TIMiL 1.
iS 1 i rchy giVC notice tiat. I cill appl
to JT. H1. Newton, Jludge of P foi ate fcr
Picknams County, B. C., on the '2 It a dayu of
Decembler 1836, for leave te' m.Ike at final
setlemnent oif the estate of F. J. McMhan-,
dlece ,,ed, and1( ask to be dischaorgd
as A blainistrator.
WIK. M;M AllIAN2 Adm-r.
nov. 18, 138i 9 2nm
ADD AY FOCL IT mR
dealers In unudlcine, or nmaled on receJpt, of a 2c. poel
agestnu,.p. Addreme
VOLINA DftuC ANDi GHEM1CAL 00.
BALTIMORE, MD., U. 0. A.
JUbT1imuE1v ED)
NEW STOCK
Nhoes,'Iour, New (Crep
New )rcansF Myrui p,
FALL (CLO0THI[NG,
OVER COATS
RIEDU9ED PRICE5
Now is the timno for you to get
your suits for Xmas.
1 Alexander & Polger,
Main St., Pickens, - - S. C.
TO CLOSE OUT
WiLL SIL
TEN PER CENT.
ABOVE FIRT COSTS
Respedfully,~
A MI MOI{UI
Assessment Notice.
AUDITOR'S OFFCE,
PtoKENs 0. H., Sa 0., Nov. 24, 1886.
T HE Auditor's O lae will be opened on
and from the let day of January
1887 until and including the 20th day of
Febuary 1887, to feiIe returns of Real
and Personal proptty for Taxation in
Pickens County for T year 1887, and
for the oonvenient of taxpayers the Aud
itor or his Deputtes *1ll be at each of the
Precincts named below bli days specified
to rocievo Returne for the said year, viz.
At Central, Tueday and Wednesday,
4th and 5th January.
At Liberty, Thursday and Friday. 6th
and 7th January.
At Ealey, Monday and Tuesday, 9th
and 10th January.
At Cross Plaws, Wednesday, 1 th
January.
At Dadunville, Thursday, 12th Janu
ary.
At 1 oster'e Stre, Friday, 18th Janu
ary.
At Pumpkinto*n, Fuesday, 17th1
nary.
At Aikous' Store, Wednesday, 18th
Jannuary.
At Nin times, Thursday, 19th January
At Hurricane, Friday 20th January.
At Six Mile School Hotae, Tuesday,
23d January.
At Pickons 0. ., 4he balanoe of the
time.
Taxpayetlt will a1al themselvee of the
ample time given to make Returns and 1
hope eachl will make his or her Rtturn in
person of number of acres of Land,
Buildings, Lots and Personal 'roberty
in each Township, and no domplaint
will thou be nodeseary.
Every male citizen between t116 ages of
21 and 60 years on the let of .Ianuay
1887, except those incapable of making
a support shall be deemed taxable polls.
After the 20h of February all Returns
will be put in additional list with the 50
per cent penalty added thereto, unless
prevented by sickness or a absence from
the County at the time of Listing.
y. B. CLYDE,
County Auditor
nov. 25, 1886. if.
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Clark & Wilcox
Do thle b)est wor'k of akny
f(im i South CArolina on
A nd use the fhiiest mtateri
al of1 any~ ftrm South of'
iMahon andi Dickson's line.
We have the evidence to
pro've this fromn the Q~uar
Agents Chamip'on Iron Fen~ce (0.
Greenvlleo, M. C:
dce 18. 84 1 1
F RICE S CURR ENfT.
'PT lFSE PRIlCES ARE F'OR WlIOLEMALE:
LI TS.
COnat.cit>~iwxF:Elt Invaaouso,n &xtr.r,sI
St0i^IU -.l t Loaf....................
(rushed..-..-..--.---..........6.4
Po'wdeiredl.............
OralIatedI...............
Str~a tied ^-.-...........6
i'nL: t hiteud..........6
(Jrtwt-i -.. :-............... 5
CoFF EE -.Ja aa, old Govteinment . . .25@~00
iargliayvra................161.I
lIi b oice.... .... .... . 16@0
Primet.................. 50
(lood...................13 (@00
Faiir..................10~4i10
Ordtinary................9)2
Mot.assus (4dlen Syrup..........25
Mtuseovado In hhds. ..3. 0
Mutseo,vadol in bble....... ..3 3
8. 1I.....................00
New Orleans, nlew erop. . . (10
Neow O rleanls, prine..4
New i rieans, fair ...
New Orleans, dommotni. .. 25
BACONa -(ear R. Sides, ttry satl. . .. 64
IIamrs, D)avls' dliamond . , 10)
Ureakfast Ilatin...
LAnnI- -Ch1oie kettle, tnt-es. ....... 7
(hoice kettle ttith.~.... 7
(hoice kettle Uitides. . . .
(1 it IN-- orn, fi-Gn stidi.. .. .. ....70
Corn frotin wagon... .. 62
Oats, M'tellole........,5
1at s, ''e'rih lbist IProof..
Geortgl,' r!a'tiig. . ... 5
Fi.dtmi-' hit e I loud, per hbl. . $ 7 0Il
K idder's lent............... 650
O F'. (Ora-it, grantilated . . 6i 00
Sh,llvvile.............. 00
howard Street............ (50
Pe'arl ($ rits per bbl)........ 3 71
Oat, .Meal...............6 655
iir chv (ice new.............
Ton)lA< co Unii N( talhount. l. 25
Suillivan'sBehst..;.. 100f
F'ree andl Ea~sy.............70
Marth W)shing.......... 45
Helle lloyd............ 4u
TFonIAoC 8tioxin0- F'ah Kei. . .. $2 50i
,o,nC .htek... . .. .. . 1 55
I$lackwe(ltl'sDurhami 1 b.. 5
". * lb 5$7
" b.. 5.
l b. . 6
Pride of Durham. .... .. . 4
P'rime~ new..............
(booii new.--............. 5
MACKR1.l?E. No. 3.-------...... 5
Half bl No $.... ......4,7
Quatrter bisI! No 3. ..,
20 lbs Kits NoB8.... ...... %
15 lbs Kits No 3...,
10 lbetKits No 8...........7.
AW#TUT 0
DRtY GOODS)
WE HLAVE MARKED DOW
DIt.r t
Fancy Goods,
We Guaraitee Prices as L
found In t
IIOVEY &
MAIN STI EET, GR
Uvr en'I'ousan Trlal
I'wct ye&eluulid eto 77a"
-tlEE.t"Ianrgprpo"nW
g.u wh:n uoka flltreat
puten wera retored to henlth by ne of
nRy-, SEMINAL PASTILLES. ,
??- OanroforNarvousl>eblity,Organie
le o e. ested fur Elt nrsY n many
thoan cases they absolntely restora renaturely
'ied andl broken down mien to thne 11j enjoyoent o2
perfectand full Manly Rtrength and Vigorous IaIth
To those who euTar *ro"y the many ocue .1"."n,
brotghtahout by eIndiscretion,E )Lroenre,()ver.Hrnin
wor or too freo Indeulg(ene, we ask thnt ion peend use
r nejo me with ntateroent of your trouble, and entcore
LPAOKAGE FREE, with Ilhnnt'd l'tnphint. tc.
RUPTURED PERSONS oan have FREE
Rich mc Bb t t a iJr Itfl
PIEDYOIl' AIR LINE ROUTE.
iONDENSE1 SCHEIiULE.
Not ri1leI' rI+5>1U, 188El.
Trains run by 75th Me ridian time. One
hour fister than !)0th Meridian time.
-D IlI.Y.
No 51i INo 53
Leave Atlanta.... .....2 45 pi 8 40 tin
Arrive (GainesMville. .4 44 pmi|10 42 an
L~uii.............S 507 pm'|11 05air
'eToccoa...........( 607 pm|tI2 05pn:it
Sen eea...........7 71) pmi 1 00pmfl
Easley...........8 825pm)l 210)pim
Green vi lie........ 850eOpim 232pmI1
Spartanbunrg .fi.. 10 pm1 3 43 pim
(Gaffniey.......... .10 50) pm' 4 30 pm11
Gasit<mlia. .. .. .. . .12 02 ami~ 5 .41 pim
I'harlott . ... .. .. ...2 55 am| t 25 pmf
Satlishmn . . .... . ..2 :10 am 8 01 pmil
Greensb'oiro. ... .. ..4 12 pmn' ii 47 pmn
l]aieigh. .. .. .. .. ..8 :lo pmt 0 50 ami
Goatlsboero. .. .. .... 410 puli 11 21) am
D)anviil.. . ... .. . .. 6d i0am11 30lmi
Jleihmitnti. ... .. . .11 313 itml 5 30e am
l.yntchbuorg . . . 55~ mni 2 05 am
Charlot t ev ille ....1 1(05 am 4 10) amit
Wa,singto . .i . . ;. 1)10 p 8 30 amn
Bltimoere . .. ..I 4 pm1 101 08 am
PhIihulwiphiai....I 7 17 pin 12 .40 pm
Arnive New~ Y rk..' 9) 20 atm 3i 20 pmn
d!il T. JtW r 6..
No 50 I No 52
Leav New York.. .. 10 n't 1 30 pmlI
Pthiladeilhia...3 2ti an. El 57 pm
Baiti more. ....... ...I 501 me 9 :37 pmt
Chlot 1tesville. .. 1 25 jpml i 3 (10 ami
L,ynchburtlg.. . ... ...4 00 pm 5 10a
1)a'.vill . . . ..I70im '5a
Gokeiiehboro. .., 11 50) ami 5 00 pmn
HlaieiAh... ...'1 35 pm 1 00t ai.
(Green.isbior .. . . ElF 1111 pm It 48 a:t
('haile . . . N t5 : 1 00 pmt
Gagnia..... 11 4am 1 12 pm11
Galarv ... ...|2 58 amt 2 51 pm'
IIartalbur ... |:1 47 am 3 34 pmll
G(reens ille.. . .. e 0.1 am1 41 48 pin
Seneen ...... 32a~in Ii [2pmi
TJoccoo. ..... 7 3.' ithi 7 10) pm
Gal'esv ille . . .I 2H pmil 8 50 pmt
Arrive Atlanta.....i1 4) amii 1(0 40 pm
SLEEPT f4 'AR SERVIC~E.
On trtainst 50 andu 51 Punllmt:tn Ii ffet sleep
ertth1etweenu N'ewt Yor k aind Atlanta. (On
traiis 52 amlu 53 Puiliii:ii linffet slteper
hei]\Vi'(n War;sh,in!rto an Newv O)rieani'.
Pu'il luan sl eeper het w eon Grieeinsbonr' rid
IRichmiondtu. Throut h 'tii Ickts (li - il. at
princ.ipl stt ilns, to all poiOt't. Foer rata 8
anti iniforma'tIton appily toe anyi agtenit of the
E II 'I'iIOMiAM. .JAS. L. T1 \ Yj LOP,
A ei' M t' ec * " J^ "
cclia lther Mtow ing~ Mainesiii
offred biy varioust igenits k ait 10e thle
NEW AMEliCIAN NO. 7.
I thtink it will requiire very little art'.'t
nlt to coni tervuf it qtj'uperiorty,
It is al ways in order, aid roaly to MewV
*romt the linet to thte heeaviest gooedsj
Rtunis L4ight. Laittle Noise,
uit is nicee futrtitutre. Theliniew attah-.
luy. The New~ Amierihcan atnd he htappge.
N7ATCH MvAKER AND JElWELEEh
Between Comut II<,usc and itiver,
no(y i1, 18861 7 ly
WEAK4UNDEVELopED
.4,Y
ND eARPETS
E OUR ENTItE STOCK 0
Carpets, etc.
w, or Lower than can be
his Market.
TOWNES,
HE NVI LL E, .. . 30
Arnid t he IttI,.,: Iii ,4 'tt~.IQ
dlcs a t u e'(. cttt,l nl .
Lh.rJo n1lyntrn I. to b .riti r b.
CIJli6UI thnlu;an., ct,c t,c hurf,:
wlth a tentlun to I-c,+tt; .1.or cause tyin
er n rnd ntcnc a mehtrng. ut d
{ U enu cl o ft l thu d.In.44i4i ro.f.,iuu
w a.tedanirnntif rirme'nt, of lire nn I' J.vru 44e4' t1cttqeotshef1n raidy olet '14,,tt n h.
T RE ATMENY.-6io oth, 3 . ": o;.& Threo, a7
HARRIS REt EDY Ct., MF'o CiEMrist,
coo: ii. Tenth Stroot, t T. Ln1.8 ,0.
Trial of oi" Applinnoo. Ark r" t
c!!a a,:,d & DfvIiir i,
Co1umbIA and r3anviUlo Dinis
CONDESED SCEDULE
MaveIbIer I-L 146.
(lrains run on ;th Meridian time,)
t' uthlibouZnd - No. 52'
Lcav' Va'halla......... ..... . 0 amd
S 'n(ecat.................. 9 uU aml
Spartauhurg............12 00 m
Ahbh ville............... "15 ant
" aurens-................... 8 20 anm
"(Groanville........ .... .. 1 25 aim
" Greerwood........ .....19 44 pmt
"Ninety Six........... ... I 10pm
" Newberry...............3 04 pm
Ar've Cohunihia...............5 15 pm
SAugusta................ 9 20pm
LJave Coliihin. ... .... . ...... 10 .15am
"Newherry...............2 50 j.m
"Ninesty Six.............. 2 20 pm
'' Greenwoodi............... 2 42pm11
Ar've Greenville..............5 48 pm
"Lauirenis................. 5( fipm
"Ahhieville.. ............. 4 80 pm
" partanhurtiig............. 3 30 iim
"Seumea.................6 00 pmr
".W..ha....-.-......6 3;' p.m
" Athuiita.................10 40 pmn
No. 13 . inkes clolid co(nnection for
A tianta.
No. 52 maliiiN close connIetion for Au
gust a and CHJiestoi' at .iolmia.
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I) 'AIRDW I.--Lh, A 1P A, C nubia U, 13.
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VNDAY, per Year.-.-.-.-.-....1
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Addwen ERR BUNf, Neab 1b-k O0Mu,
Hocw Loist How Restored!
JT,Ml iiuhushed, a newv edit ion of Dr.
Cialv~i~erwel's C.'elbrate'Il Es' ay ont
t he rii/iral enre of Filert .IA roUrImICA or .'emal
i .alI Wea kness, In v<.lui.t ary 8emi al Lx"u
(H, 1 N P 'TL/NiCY, Mental]a ,d Pyiclna
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tirt yeas'uI(ccesfl pra't ice,tIhat the
aIlrnung1I~ 01( ;onsequece (.f s(elf-abuseijii ma
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