The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 10, 1887, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextLOCAL ITE MS. }ezt Monday is Valentine's day. Bosoola isagain common in the Coun ty. Ir. J. T. Hill qualified as Treasurer last week. Col. D. Wyatt Aiken's dondition is t'omewhat inr'oved. 1The school com.ynissionerwas busy last week visiting the schools. ibe Ton. J. H. Bowon will please ac kept ou? congratulations. f Many of the public schools did not be kin on the 1st of February. There is a girl in Greenville County 13 years old, who weighs 208 pounds. Rev. Hugh Metes is laboring as an evangulist in Northeast Georgia. Dr. W. A. Cumning3 ahd wife left Central last wok rot a short visit to wal halla. The Februa-y term of the United States Court commenced at Groenvillo last Monday. Oats! Oats! Many bushels were put in the ground last week. Oats in mud for a good crop. The Presbyterians at Easley will soon have completed the handsomest church in the county. The meeting cf the Keowee Lodge No. 79 A. F. M. will hereafter be at 2 p. in. instead of 3 p. m. The cotton receil ts at Anderson up to the 1st of February amoubted to 13,423 bales for tho season. A drove of finest Tennesee mnles we have over seen passed througe last week en route for Greenvillo. Members of the Board of Examiners, and Trustees of thn public schools are exempt from road duties. Mr. Prof. J. M. Massey,of Riehmond. Va., did not return to g;ve the second entertainment as he advertised. The music' men did not put in their appearance for the second entertainmei;t last week; as they advertised. A negro redently came to Greenville from Hog Back Mountain who says that he has just found out lie was free. On the 2d inst. Miss Carrio Easley, a sister Of Hon. John A. Easley, left for a visit to relatives near Austin, Texas. fThe Auditor has iinished his circuit, and until the 20th int. can be found in his office where he will receive returns. Prof. Willoughby Reade the renown ed elocutionist; well known to many of our citizens, died in Norfolk, Virginia, a few days agb. We ddn't think we have much curios ity, but we are curious to know what Ceres, Pomona and Flora have tb do in the State Grange. Mc-Fall's Almonac should be caPreflully read anud rat roniized by every farmer. lie keepa every thing you net1l and at th e most reasonable pri&ies. It will soon be time for the election of towni council. Tie incumbenits have been so quiet and ordlerly, they will doubt les he5) reelected withoiut anly opposition. If you want a bargain in the way of a trunk or a (carpet call an Iovey & Townes, Greenivilie, S. (j. They will give you a bargain tha4, will make you wish to see them again. The County Commissioners of Green ville county have borrowed 88,000 from the hank at 7 per cent, to pay of school teachers. That is business; for the teach era could not have borrowed money that cheap. Mr. JTef. D. Stansell, of Eastatoc 'Township, had his left hand badly lacer ated last week by the bursting of a shot gun. He undlertook to fire the gun, not knowing it hadl been accidentally choked by mud in the muzzle. If you see any little item in the SErNT! NEL, which you think might have been supplanted by something more to your taste, you are requested to excuse it. It is put in for the benefit of the reader who lives on the other hill. The operatives of Pelzer anid president Smyth seem to be on the best of terms. A few days ngo they went ini solid p)halnnx to the residlence of Mr. Smnythi, and with Mr. W. (G, Field as spok{esmuan, preseni ted their employer with a huandsome walking cnne. 4 The entertainment kiven in the Hall of the Institute last week by Pr-of. J1. M. Massey, the blind musician was very much enjoyed by these who attended. He is nearly up with blind Tom, as lie could play the Fisher's Hiornpipe withI one hand, Yankee D)oodle with the oth Cr, and sing Dixie all at the same iimo. ** Mr. J. JT. Wakuelin was in to sei ns a few days ago. Heo will in a short. time take up his ahode on Rlogga' Mountain where lhe will devote hid whole attenutiion to the cultu re of fruit trees. Anyone who knows with what suds ho basi met in fruit and grape ('nlture on hiis farm near Liberty, wvill readlily bietievo that his efforts will make that renownied old hill blossom liko the rose. Prof. and Mrs. McCanlan had quito a f right on the 1st inst. Their little dlag ter, Elcuno, had hee'nl lying ofl thele with her grand-mother, who' was hury ing with headache. To reliovo tlie,pain she had saturated a pa ptf with lineame,it mix4ud with dhlo'rirotm And apphiedl it to hecr head, This paper she left near the child who turned over with her faca upon~ it. Dliredily sahA trn/M to tIfOiie heCr. 1yhen Ab was Anrpi-isd te flidd her totally uri (dot)dio'irs. Dr. Bramlett wCa sent fo, a haste, and after a diligent use of reme hs lie wna r(store Mr. S. J. Johnsoi is able to be out. t aints in large varieties at Sloan Bros. Flower decidt garden ed, dIoVo and other grws scds at Sloan Bros. "I always patrohizo those. merchants who advertise," said a farmer the other day. are glad to note that the Adgor College at \Valhalla is in a flourishing condition. Yestehlty I had a horid cold. I us ed Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, and to-day I am as well as ever. Tho John and Dort local which we have been requested to explain, should have read "hand" instead of "had." When Remus jumped over his broth cr's little wall how were his sprains cur ed without Salvation Oil? Mr. W. W. Keys of the Baptist Courier was pointed out to us last week, as a distinguished preacher. A Good record.-In thirty-three years Dr. Eull's Cough Syrup has never fail ed to cure a cough, cold, or general hoarseuess. It is nonpareil. George V. Earlirt, Captain of Po lice, ih'ltinore, Md., says:- 'I have us ed Salvation Oil and found it to be a most excellent ienedy. I recommend it to all." One of Warren RZoyd's neighbors says the Major is the best neighbor he ever has seen; thatt he would willingly lend his door shutter, even if the ind was blowing cold. Thie tournamont and danee at Easley on Mom1ay the 14th inst., promises to be a first class nflair. '1'le Messenger says the ladies will 1iep,are a dinter for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church. If you want a faultless fit in a suit of clothes or a pair of slhoes, call on F. W. Ioe & Co., at the co-:not of Main Street and McBee AvenUe, Greenville, S. C. They amko ladies shoes a specialty. On the 1st inst., Mr. H. B. Zinmer man, postmaster at Vestiniuster, fell and broke his leg. He was go'ng to his of flee in the lep,ot early in the morning and accidentally stepped of the plat farm. Our thanks are due to Mr. J. I. Ellis, of Prices, Ga., for a copy of the Gaiues ville Eagle. Tie Engle shows up Gaines ville in a bright light wlich md ieates that growing city to havo much promise for the future. it is well s"t (li'd that there is no news liper honlbt about the electrie well in '.i'alliaferre (ountty Gat. It will enre rheunmttism iii a few days, and the New baerry Observer voueina for all that Mr. Slawson says about it. It has the most wotderful curative power of anythieg of which we have iFad oi heard, witlt any degree of faith. Th'le followingaro the appointments of Rev. 0. L. D ur:nmt on the Pickena Mis s-ion until further notice: Newv Hope, 1s 4 unday at 11 o'clei-k, n. mn. Porter's Cha,:pel, 2d Snday Lit 11 o'c!oek, a. m. Tahor, 3d Su.mnday at. 1 1 o'clock, a. mi. Twelve Miile, 4Ith Sundav at. 11 o'clock a. in. Cup. lill, 4th Siwdey at 31 p. in. Mr. El ie~ Keeirrme'ii ' tertinly a for tun:ate fn met-, lbut we suspa.t t 1ow' is more good cotneut in i s fortune than11 good luckli. Rle.sides the innnense pig which he killed seime time ago, one ham of which weighed 137 po undls, we are in fiormed that lie hais had dished up this wiiiter, eight fat wild turkeys. Mr. KCennemore makes plenty of corn, and he uses itto the pur pose in fatteing his hogs. 'ihe many friends of Dr. Johin r. Hol in ga ivorth will regret to learn of his so - vere illness at Giainesv-ille, Florida. In riespoiise to ai tele'grami announcing this fact, Mrs. C. L. Hollingsworthi left on the a3d inst. for that p)oint, accompman.li by Mir. J1. P. Bloggs. News was receiv on last Monday that the D)octor was somne better, and they hope to he alei to bring him home in a few days. Mra. H. E. "Hlarris, of Culpepper, Va., who was adlvised of her brother's illnesns, ar r'ived in Pickens hast Monday. Mar-ried, at the residenceoof tho bride's father, Mr. WV. U. Hunt, on the 3d inst., by Rev. J. C. DaviM, Mr. Thomas HT. Mo Whiorter to Mist Lizzie IIunt, all of Pickce. 'These young frienids have our hearty congratulations and best wishes for their hap~piness. Mr. Me\Whotier is ioe of Pickons Coiity's mo:t success fulI farmers, anid thIiis pru dent step in ont ly another ~v'iden'co that lhe is worthy of grea ter success in the1 future. Thei catke was dilieiouts, as we have been A nieighiboriing rieacehlers w.fe, not long sinlce rivet~'d b y express a niice presenI1t, a jitg of musenin te wvini.- Her husbaInd( who innoicenttly started home wit ih te pacik'ge, ha1ppened to thtink of the fasli ionable jug hustness ini the dry tiwns, and was so disconeerted all at. once, 1.1hat he caine near throwing thei plaguey thing diown oni the street , bunt an atccommot-(Lt ing older enmne to thet rescue anad sa id Ihe would take charge of it, unt il tio *irothter could comn' roundl ini his hucit anid take hometi the litt le br'owni jug ini a le.ss siuspiciouts mnanner. Marri(ed, 1', Rev. J1. WV. lihht'ene:, on Tuesday evenitng :hd Of .Fbruary, at thue res$idleieo of e lbide's fat he,r, in the city of Greenville, Misn lealie AX. I 'ick ens, dtitighter of Ret 11. M. P'iekents, to lHon.- Johti H. Bowent, of Piekitns County. The abov6 hoie's was a great sutrprlise to us, but widowers usually keep such things very quiet; at, least cite of that chias surprised everybiody in E. A~ short Miss Nannie Howel is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. J. 1;ramheLt. The following marriago iotice ai'o ta ken from the Keowee Couridr: On January 23c1 1887, by Rev. It. .J Vinson, Mr. Elbert Cobb to Miss Mary C. Chambers, all of Oconee. January 20th 1887, at the residence of thm bride s father, Mr. WY. B. Kelley, by Wm. R. White Es 1., Mr. .fame Lee jr. to Miis Ida J. Kelley, all of Oconee. The Secretary of State informs the Clerk of the toard of County Connis sioners, that the law providing for the appointment of Supcrintenlants of high ways, in each township has not been repeaczled. '1'he following marriage natiees ar from the Andcrsoa Intelligene r of the ,h inst.: Mr:iried, at the residence of the briblo's father, on the 23d ilt., by Rev. Miko MfeGee, Mr. J. W. Tucker, of Level Land, S. C., and Miss Adolia F. Weoks of Piedmont, S. C. Married, at the Presbyterit parson age, near Good Hope Church, on the 27th of January, by Rev. R. C. Ligon, Mr. W. W. Scott and Mrs. Anne McCon nell, both of Anderson County. Married, by the R ev. M. Mc(ee, o,n lucsday, 25th ult., at the resiidence of the bride's father, Mr. Jfoe J. Ml"jor ald Miss Janie HarriA, drughter of Mr. Eze kiel Harris, all of Anderson County. Ve were glad to meet in our otheo last week, Mr. )avid H. Teptleton, of I)i al's Township, Lauretis county. ie is one of the most subst:1tial :mnd success ful farmers of that neighborhood. lie gave us an account of an e:eiting chase of a mon:+ter wild eat on ii is 1lanstat ion a few <lays ago. It wue; dl:e vered fir t by Mfr. Tml'itn1eton's two lit le'' 'on:+, by its shrill and agotnizing cries wi icl con sidcrably frigltetrni one of the boys. They repoIrtedl. h fact" to their fatiher, who with several of the neighbors took dogs one night atnd gave t e mu rauder a chatse, and captured him. Nr. Temple ton thinks his mate i: still at larg:, as its cries have since been h'"ard ''hese animalsmust belong to the rear guard of the sqiuad whose depradations on d(,gdomu have been recounted by tle (reenville News. We h1ad a very pleasant visit last week to the growing town of Senraa, and thirough the int'trunentalit y of a dime reading given at the Coleniman hotel, by \Irs. C. F. Iloke, wq met many of Sene ca's fair daughters and prom ising sons. T1'm recitat ions :ud nusie by the young hidies wcre tast(ful and elet':, ai nade the evening hurs go s:iIly by. W\e dislike to c: iticizc: a n:ar nec iglosnr, but it does seet11 to us thmt the F re Press, in its ccoinut (If this pl,las.tnt , casion, shcontic have maetic s5eial mee tion of the very elaborate, philos phieal med el gaut talk madel by Nr. Eohraim Frielsonl. But ev,ry roaa has itis tie ns. \We walked into the stove of br eher'T,ld just abu dark a.. l ...m. i him writ g by I-lhe dull light of al thriee inchi (candb1-, ligh th'i5 lmpis. "Thley ulnlall the oillat Pickenis ill thePyeIi CJ''A1h'n(I111 ' lreh," s:iid hle, just as if t hat. wa-s theC subi j.ct of his writlng. Anioter Pikns mlan atuil m.other Senleen lmau answvered:"W hav1 V'senIt all tile Oil to Piehenis." Anid werell heaiped upon0 tile thrlee iPiekesI' el.. ders, wilo happl1eneCd to be iln S4'ee'n that nlighlt; on111 woI knuow not ho0w lany laump and oil circullar's tile (leaconls halve receiv ed. We cannot let such tin pa'ss un5 1 resenlted, Po whlenl we get sulflicient lighlt, we will see that brotherni Conldon, of the' M~ess-eger, makes amen ds. iDog Bitten. (SRpemll to thIe Sunday~ Knox.) GI:ENVIL~LE, Febl ruary 5, 1 887.---A reportd r'eached h er.e to -day, IIt,a in line, la-t Thulrsd1ay, three cilrenI'- of L. T. Addinigton lwere b it ten h'v a iniad dog, which afterwards fastenled its fanigs in a COW onl thle place, anId w-as killed beftoreo looin~g its lOld. Thle fathler (if the chlidrenl is at pre's ent servinig at short tetrmi in jail for b)reach of conltracet. Tile thrie. chii dren are said1 tom be( all young girls. T~~'he r'edort comesc thriough good auii Absolutely Pure. Tis pwir ner vai. inarv-iof1 cannoIltI be -bl ill compejItitionI withI the mulIuI o wtet,pl shrel wht ahn or phephae-pItler. ol' onl inl enas. WR TOT,4 n for DR. SCTT'NSY -OF Assessment Notice. AU)1'1OR'S 1'F'CE, t Pl1cKUN C . 11., S. C., Jan. 18, 1887. 1 T 1IlE County Auditor hay beenl Compell ed to cancel. engagoments at all pre eincts 1X001)t tho following on account oi Homo confision as to dates. Ho or his neputy will ho at 1umpkintown on Tuoday the 1st day of February 1887. At Aikena' Store, Wodnetday, 2nd February 1887. At Nine '1imes, Thursday, 3d of Feb ruary 1888. At Iiurricano, Friday, 4th of Febru ary 1887. At Six Mile School house, Saturday tith of February 1887. At Piekoit C. H., tho balance of the tim(5. Taxpayers will avail tlemshlves of the ample timo given to make lteturns and I hope each will nmako his or her Retulrn in person of number of acres of Land, Buildings, Lots and Personal Proberty in each Township, and no comnplaint will then be necessary. Every male citizen between the agee of 21 a1ul 60 years on the 1st of Jannay 1887, excXep,t thono inaliahle of making a support shall bo demnied taxable 1)115. A ftier the 20th of February all Returns will be put in additional list with the 5l1 ptu cent p>tnalt.v addecd thereto, unless l>revented by sickness or a absenco from the County at tie time of Listing. J. B. CLY)E, Cotimty Auditor Jan 20, 1887. 17 tf. Clark & Wilcox 1)o the best work of any lii'I11 ini Sout ( Carolina on A n1d use the finest mater'i al of' al lii'I South of Masoi and I)ickson's line. We have th11 evidlece to )rov e this f'roi the Qtuar rles. A.rets (hanpion Iron F'ence Co. G reen'1V ille, '4. (: dec 18. 84 1 1y IDanger! A ,wgleeted col or cough may fcd to 'nl"umco la,('on-mptIlon or other fatal di 'ase. Strong's Pectoral Piuln will cus e a cral :s by m i: ;;ir. uest hug for (dysleuia,In. dstion.lo) sick headacho as thousahnds testify. The Best Newspaper in America, and by far tho Most Readable. Agents wanted everywhere to earn money in distributing the Sun's Pro miums. The most interesting and advanta geous offers ever made by any News-. paper. No Subscriber ignored or neglected. Something for all. Beautiful and Rubstantial Prorniumus in 8tandard Gold and nothorWatohos,Vaiuable Boeoku, tho Boat Family Sowing Machino known to the t ra:de, and an unequaled list of ob>jects of real utility andl ineatt-obion. Ratos, 1 y Mfafl, Paistpaid: DAILY, per Year (without '3unday) $6 00 DAILY, per Month twithoutBunday) 50 SUNDAY, per Year .I 100 FOR EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR 7 00 WEEKLY, per Year . . . I 00 Address, Tl'ir vrot. A.w York City. (Gr'eenille, S. U. - Ox(I N M.uIN Snun:lV1. july 29hI 'iS880t. 412 tf. 34f YOn WantI a (4Iood A r.1 i1I Of P lAe Ico ' Tonao, aMk your delenr for TA TE OF1, SOUTH CAROLINA~ aWNTY I- 'KI;NiQ.\-i;y .1. B. .l. J.iu sIii,w i ' to hae uit to eriw,st ol t nh a i ris Mdillr, decean'ed, that they. be. and apea,Wihifek , inth J'Iur of7 Probt:- t 1b el tPikn fLr. lI II r o a th re i dayi ofv, 'ilarcvhu tun , af1. pub i liiii ti ion hiri' esuf,~ Y at io l k in the for,en,io. to shw anc,'i i f I aniy ther. haLI,nIib t he. .1aid ainist.it ilond nu.i n "he ranted. he S C A.h dA. of .b AryS Aun Iiitor. janlt , 1i987 tli ii loi 18 th $700tt StoIle $2500e hi,ilh'ist 110 frrein woring forli Agentfs preferred on to h iirss. tyn e it.ineitg may be ( proiably Iiinployi :p nIs. 'AI fw u v acn esintLris nnd ct.J B."V F .JlN & (Co., 10t3 MaaSt., hcioN. Va. '4 reenWene,. s.c. YOUNEg3 \N i'.N lJSI IA O l 'ise )i it iI.rs' iansi al Oit ispinAR fort cvi' unteda in t he olu healhiest, f at meaor t delno rul :lty n heeonti,p t of- o fers nip Al' ssOtATt\TOST new Lpen. Rt fr ., Uldes GEO. P 4U6TUT 0 IDRY GOobs 1 W1E i1A'rE MA1KiED DOW D 1 c Fancy Goods, We Guarantee Prices as I, found in I IIOVEY & MAIN ST?EEJT, GB )ve.r n '1hourand Trtol I 'nckngou mnuiltid to pn tUE IR J ,' rt,Cfop .rtl"n t;ntnrd woro rostore<t to henith by usn of O ,. SEMINAL PASTILLESs endirq Curofor Nervons1)ebility, OrganIo 'oakno.s nndP Phyi(cr. Doar nYugo hId ognend' Lilon o'ugri.die Agod Men. Teted for }.ight Yonmo in many thons }and easeo, thoy absolutely retoro p+rotnatureli }rn+d And broken down men to tho fuli enjoymennt oJ perfootandfull Manly Btrengthnand Vigorous JLosltb To those who nuffor frntu the maeny obscuro 1 isonsos broughtabout by Indisnrtion, Eznt+surn, Ovt.r-lrain Work, or too froe Iudulgonce. wo eak that you end us r nme with statemnnt of yonr t rouble, and encure TAL-PA OK AOE F1tEE, with ILlust'd Pamphh. O. RUPTURED PERSONS oan have FREI Richmnaod & Daniville RL R "- a Columbia and Grocnvillo Division - - I CONI)ESED SC'EDULE Det ember 114 ISSO. 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No. 2 niake close; Connec4(tion! forj .\u .;n't:i and4 4 Ch4arlest<ni1 at I olumbia22. 1) CA Id )W l 4, P A, Cohnnbuia t, S. OL" , 21.i A .15, TIratil- .ahu er'. PIRICES~ CURR.ENT. L I>TS. SUGAUM (-2 ut Losf. ... ..... .... . ru4 e.... ....... .... .. wilt-red'((. .. ..... .... ....... (hanulated.................61 Str2a:.dedt A............... 6 Etra". WhIite C............6; (ode 4112................. E 1114r,.'1w..... ............. 5 C FE- Java, 24ld (over12nmt:t . . 2 14.,uayra jt. .. ... . 171 O Ri....oe.........1. (0 ?1air.... .............. 1*(rOi I Farir..................... lu(oll Mio!.AhRlC5 - (obIin Syrup. NA2useo(vadol Inl hhls ....S 4 .h I ) .. ................ 8:i Nw O' (rleans 4, prim te.. Ne~ w Oreas fair . . 3 Newv Orlea1ns, c*4m1inon.1. . io -alear it. Sides, dr1y sal1.. Il'rLakfast. 11:444 .... .. 1 ('14-4Ch 44' ketI t1 ' t!i2re s.. . . ChIce4 kett le buc2ket.... OnAl Corn1, fromi. sit'res. . .. (Corn f'r')m wag2 s . ~2.. . . 4. Olts McD1' oleu............. 15 Geo r: ~ 4,grat lle. . . 6 5 I'.oux . hi e i ud per hh!1....$7 O:idder'.ll..................6 I ( -.(ilo dn' . h.i........... '104A 4 . Gra n(lt, granuated.. . $10 Shellyville..44.............IO 1"t4oward2( Fstree..... ...... Pearl I r4uitliper.hb.... .... ()at14 lioa.............O (Ad Cie 1new............... 'P !0 ~Sll i ns 1est .h e. . . . . 1 2 1.ld24 ,ominion............ Belle 44 Boyd.2l...... ldrni Bol................. Ton C1 o 1,Stox o- Fah.Kee....$ Lon~ Jack............... 1 Pridej of Durnm.... ....... Pie new. ........ Qua.5E4tt-I#r bhl otl..- .. Clerk's Sale. --0 STATE O" SOUTH CAItOLINA, COUNTY o. [IcKl-:Ns. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Joseph S. IIondriokq et al. vs. Morning 3. Fondley et al. URBSUAN'I to tho terms of a dooretat order nado in the above stated seuo on tho 24, day of January 18'0, by lion. I. ). Witherspoon, presiding Judge, I will iell to the highest bidder at Piekon 0. 11., during the legal hours of sale on saleday in Maroh next, the following (lesribed REAL ESTATE, to witi All that picco, parcel or tract of land, situato in Piekens contty South Carolina, on Shoal Creek, waters of Saluda River, adjoining lands of G. W. Bowen, J. 1). Chapman, Tract No. 2, J. S. 1Iondricksi and otherH, containing one hundred and and ninety-one (191) acres, more or losR, being that portion of the real estato of Abel IIendriCks, deceased, assigned to the widow Frances S. Iiondrieke and four children, by cominsigsioners in parti lion alp1ointed by the court, and sold un der the dearoc above stated for non-cOm pi:(lne with the LeUs therof. Plat of same can be sOOn in Clerk's of?ice. 'T'EIDlI:-Oiei-hilf of the purchase money to he paid in cash--the balaneo (1n a1 credit of tWelvO mionths with inter est from day of sale, senretl by >ou, of pureinaser and noortgtuge of tie promise. l'urnh:e-'r to pay extra for all papers and for recor(iig the same. J. J. LEWIS, c.c.r. ft'b 101,'87-it Clerks Sale. ----0 The State of South Carolina l'CkE CouNTY. -- o -- IN COURT o)F COMMON PLEAS I ariet A. Braiz(ale vs. 'Vatson C(l hin! foal) C.'llins et al. I)TRSAN' to lie te s of a d1e er(i l nrii-ul ft r ri-sale adItOts i i the nboou a at "I cas1 i the' 11 ii (layI( of Jan. 18837, by\' lien. T. B. Fraser, pr'si1ig JJudge, I will sell to the hig,hest 1hidd'-r at Pickents C'. Hi., <iiir ing the le;.al lo irs of ale on sal -,:a in Marhe 1i-X, the f, lowing dI cii)et 1ZEAILJ ES'ATL L. to wvit: All ot tht tract of lanii i n the t-ite aud Coiah :1f ratid on (row (r."ek wtter ot the i I I wee (i ver, :u lj iI! ; lamis of 11 illi:ni A lexan;lr, F. C. Parsost :11a<l;lhersM ont ii1' \Vo lnndrd i'(l aI iii a'Res mo0 ie r less oriin:ally gIau asted to Roert liankin. S ild at the risk of the formn e pur chaser. inoney to bi pidt in (:nsh, the hahne on twtlvt miithls t ime, with iuterest fromt da'y of s:ilt,seen red by hiond f ar ehnster aind ui)igtaget of Iihe pr, mises. Purchaser tt lii~ ot. frll imperCs imad toe11 rt io ii' h' sii'iie. J. J. IL I' S, c.t!.r'. feb 10), 4t Clerk's Sale. Cou NTY' oF I'C1:N5. --0 IN C')MMON PLEAS COUIr Leowis, '. c. r., Atd min istrator, Naney C. Sttewa-rt t al. D)oeiendanxts--C.. 1IANwr rOu Foui:enoui OF Morr-' (i.wel:. PUR!ISUANTI to the teriuis oif a deern tal ordoItr of re-:al o sie in Ihe ahm ae statt'd ease by Hon1. TI. 1. l"ra ser, prsdn .1oulge, oin thin 19, dany of hmary, 187, T will Nell to th li igh esiiddIer at P ienis (. If., duin g theli legal houtirs ofI a tIe, on Saltjt1- in Ma;rih nit., Ite followinig idescribted EAL kMITATE',to wit: All I tat iten pariel or' trc o'id f land, uilimate ini P'ioeins Co~iuty, tot both sidets of hiig l.Estat,n ()rtek, *djoiiing haiuns of Wmii. l(. Stewvart, .lan es Loue'is ind olters, conininiuig thrtee huandretd eind lifty (:350) acrts moore or leo-s, beting the ti.atti Ira't of hoi conivt'ytd to Aundrew J. Stewirt., b y Wmiu. h. Stnwart tnd othIi er hirs oft Abraulniin Sl'wart, leceasedt. or*. ierms Cash u. Pu iirohlnewr to pay for febh h0, '87 -It Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina, IN ( OcTl~ 01- m'0)'tt, phI,LS~ (I W. C'othiri vs. I. 11. 'othurin. > Ul;SUA NI' o lhe tirms tof ait- d -tal en ft 20thI of Jamuiry- 1887 by lbion. Salnlly in \lauch uit'd th fo.llowing1 td-tii ihed 11 i A L~ T:STA 'T E, t o wit, All thiat pl~en piarcel or' tieiet ofiland in Piceko in Co)nndy, and Shdet afort'xiton both suItes of I )od lii' ( reek; witts of Saludai River, adjlomuhingf landsl) ofI Ptndrlo Hunwt. antd otherts, krnowjn as thn .-w \1 I T1.ach, '?tain inig niniet''en (1'.) acrt-i mlorte or k '*4. for titles. J. . LEWTi, c. .. ft- 1i, 197 21). ""t. J~ . ' I OUR ENTIRE STOCK Of Carpets, etc. ow, or SLower than can be his Market. TOWNES, EENVILLE, - -S0 C, Rr Avoid Iho hnplition of pretotiUua rn. dice fA,rthc"e t+ouber.nnd all Quasbe, nionsen af npittt to hleodtbelr vl" th- . e n P. i t a t* n tN (U ta) thoncanrf", doe" Ot lnterf.r" writh attntlon to :uSnces, or cae paa orlnn rneIuc in an ay . gund.at rbN. on "pentlo d riep .y r ppptt nUo . od'ea.I pria.clpf. itdirpat ".itii ,utha eat a.fdAaaieew 11"po)ti " inl enoele 1llt Without dela7. 'rh"oRlu[t. funronoannthe hman organi.m rt"torcd. I weutodsininnatip.g }lo n"niau~i ofa 111 wKvou baoh , ihe patienap,t boooneschrcfu and rapidlygahit bo str"og ad baaA TREATMENT:-OaexoItb, 1. Two XoL.1 Tbe, R HARRIS REM.DY Co., Mro QaeRmr, 8084 Ir. Tenth Street., ST. LOUI8, mo. Trial of ot" Appliance. Ask for Terms! ichiuond & Danville It8 PIEDMON'' AIR LINE ,ROUT :. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. Dcecniber 191h, 1s8t. Trains run by 75th Meridian timo. OYe l mur faster than 90th Meridian timo IN orth.wirct No 61 No 58 I Lcavse Atlanta........ 7 00 pim 8 40 am iArrive Gainesville. ...9 12 pm1 10 88 am IAtLla.............9 936 pmlI00 am 'IoccoaI...........10 39 pm|12 01 pm 1 Sencea........ .... 11 27 pm 12 S6 pm Easley .. ...... ... 1236am 2 10pm Greenville. .. ..... 1 02 dii 2 82 pm Spartanburg . J... 2 17 am I 48 pm (Gaffniey.. .... .... 8 11 anh 4 80Opm Gia.tonuia.... ......4 20 am' 5 41 pim hlaro.. ....5 0.5 anf 6 25 pm ..a..sbury........ .. ..641 ahi 8 01 pmi 1 aIlei ght......1 .50 prh 947pm (Godsboro. ... ...f 4 40 pmn 6 50 ao' Gireensboro.j 8 22 am 11 20 am lhuinvill. .........10 1t0 am1 11 80pm ilchmnda.........3 4.5 pm 6 .90 am I.ynecbhiurg . I. 1 05 pm 2 05 am Chairlottesville. . . . I3 30 pm 4 10 am~ Wasington. .. .. ..8 23 pmfl 8 80 am 11alt imiore . ... .. . .11 25 pm,10 08 am PhIiladtelphiat...1 00 am 12 49 pm Airive New York..I 6 20 am: 8320 pm _____ Dailf No 501oN2' r.eav New York.......12111 n't 48 pOtd Pihilulel1phia.3 50 ain 6i 57 pm J1altimore,... .. .. . 650 am' 9.97 pm Sashii,gtin. .... .. 00 am 11I 00 pm Chalott esville. .. 1 25 pm 8 00 am - tlnchhug.......4 400 pm 510am Daniville.......... 705 pm 8 05am Ilicinontd... .... .1 .30 pm 2 80 am (hulsboro.. .. . ... 11 .50 am 5 00 pm Ruleigh .. . .... .. 4 35 pmi 1 00 ami Gireensboiro...... .9 05 1pm1 I 0 48 am 8Falisbury . ... .. . . 6 18 pmn 11 20 am C'harlot te ..... . 15 am 1 00 pm hauVtoia...........1 414 am 1 42 pm affeys........ 258am 251pmiT &jpartnurIJ)ug....8 47 amn 8 84 pm ..r.....i...... .. .| 5 ti4 am 4 48 pmn Easley .... ......5 30 am 51l4pm RnerIa.............t6 32 am I6 12pm 'lToreo... ... ...... 782i am 7 101pm Lula............ 900 am [8 26pm (sainesv,ille....928pm! 850 pm Arrive Atlanota.... ....I11 40 am 10 40 pm SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. On~ trains 5C) and 51 Nullman Buffet sle,p. era hert we'en Newv York and Atlanta. On tLi. 5 and .13 P~uian Buflt's.eeper he lweeni Washingintn and Net4 Ufltlan. Puillmnan sleeper 1 Mtweep Greensbtoro and 1Ri(hmfond(. Throiigh .tfckets on sale at piipal H tt in, to aill po1 its. For rates Pand ini fornuitioni apply to any agenit Uf the companyLi or E 'IlIOMAFI. JAB. L. TAYLOR G(enl Maniager G. P A A L~ctuIre rJTo Younig Men ON ThE LOSS OF' 0 A Lecture on the Nature, 'Treait nument and Cure of Semtina) Weakneen,i Sor Sperimatourrhe~a. in (diced hvY self abosi, 5 i Iv( hudaruy Em;iins E)5, himpjoLenc~y, Zerv 5Ouis lebility, and ImpeJ)diments to Mlar ri age genalv;t osumpt ion, Eib~.)l Psy Sand Fits; Menitatl and1 P'iI-sleal IncaJ)acit y 0 &.- By 1{.OBt11I RT J; I 'LER nELL, 0 iM. D;. 'ITh(' world reniowne'd ruthior, in this. adi ra tie lt ure clearly proven (fromn hx wn ex perience that the a wfu. conse qecof ~.elf abuse~ miay be effectually 65 perattins, hon;l esa, in struimets, ri fgR or cordliials. pointing out a muode of cure at. ontce certa in an effetuial, by whtleha e 9 r ufir o mtter what bia '.ondition many be, inay cure hiin if ch ~Ieal,y, privuately and radilcavllf. iFr'l his Lec(tutre will proe a boon to .5 thxousands and1 thousandcs.. xl Aen unidei seal, In a plain enivelop~e, to (1 any aiddress, p)(st-paidl, on receipt o.f fr o cenxts or. t wo postage stamps. Address, T HE CULVERW ELL MED1CA L u0; 41 Ann St.. New Tork,)N. 1 , R ?.at AtCO3en,Ba AMO.

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