The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 03, 1887, Image 3
L4OCCA. L 1 T1EMlS.
Sabbath night was a cold time on plan
ted garden seed.
The United States Court at Oroenville
adjourned last 1'riday.
The measles and roseola seem to have
taken the State by counties.
The SENTINEL charged nothing for
publishing church notices.
The wind last Sabbath blew down
many trees across the roads.
Rev. A. P. Nicholson will preach at
Mt. Pleasant on next Sabbath.
r If 0. W. had lived until the 22nd ult.
he would have been 155 years old.
The price of bacon is steadily advauc
ig. I. was 8 cents in Atl{uta last week.
An offender against the prohibition
law in Atlanta, was recently fined $1,000.
If you were in the clearing off shower
last Saturday, you must have received a
4 ducking.
Georgia has another wonder, a nine
year old girl, that makes Lula take a
back seat.
Miss Lucie Hester is again in Piokens
taking music. She is boarding at Dr.
Iranlett's.
Subscribe for your county paper for
the current county news. Don't horrow;
that makes the printer tired.
Mr. Julian W. Bruce, who les been
visiting his mother in Pickens, returned
to Anderson, last Monday.
What is the matter with a young man,
when he smokes the reat of the time?
from bed time till breakfast?
4 It has become very evident that short
crops in the fall do not reduce the pur
chase of guano in the spring.
Mr. J. II. G. McDaniels is making
valuable and permanent improvements
on his Twelve Mile River farm.
Never growl at the weather. Noah
did not, and he witnessed forty days of
the wettest weather that man ever saw.
Mi-s. 0. W. Taylor who has for sever
al weeks been at the bed side of her -fa
thor, Col. Aiken, returned to Pickens
last Saturday.
It appears to be an established fact
that an ounce of keep-your-mouth-shut
is better than a pound of explanation af
ter you have said it.
Capt. James A. McKee was in town
last Monday having the neossary pa
pmers fixed up !o diw a 1 ensin as a vet
eran in the Mexican War.
' ibis is to give uotice that all citizens
troubled with c'!hghs Or C(,lis should
procure a bottle of I )r. Bull's Cough Syr
up and take it at once.
Next week we will publish a descrip
tion of the Cumzberlamid (ap, through
v:hich our railra d passes, clipped friom
Harper's Monthly.
'Mr. Rob ert Medlini died on the plan
tation of Mrs. Martin, in Pumipkin'town
TownIsipI, a few days ago at theadvane
ed age of 101 years.
The following prisoners were sent to
Piekens jail fr'om the United Stat es (Nmur t
at Greenville: M. C. (Chiaprman, Ed HI.
Galloway and Frank 'Vandive r.
On the 16th uIt., Mr. Z. (1. ('ary. of
Oconee, was happily mairried to Miss Nan -
n ie Hamilton, of 'thae same county. D)ock
has our hearty congratulations.
If you think you have an interest in a
great fortune, apply to Childs & floggs,
who represent a (Company that is looik
ing up the heirs to many millions.
Prof. WV. M. McC'a.lan, of the Pied
mont Institute, has been chosen to deliv
er the address before the Alumni of Ers.
kine College at the commencement next
June.
Messrs. Hiudgens & Bowen have our
thanks for a convenient ami very sug
gestive caendar', advertising the (Conti
nental Insurance Conmpany whlich they
represent.
.Miss Carie Calhoun, of D)ue West, was
visiting at Dr. Riley's last Saturday.
She is in charge of a flourishing schoiol
near Mr. E. Smith Griffin's in Liberty
Township.
Mrs. Tom. Steele and( Mrs. Whitner
Simmes last week visited their sister,
Mrs. Bruce, who was yery, ill with pneu'
monia, She hais so far jiproved thlat
her speedy recovery is expeted.
Lawrenc', aged 19)ye ra, a son of Mr'.
h Jesse ('renshaw, died at his fat her's
residence on the night of the 24t h uilt.
lhe had not beeni very stouit sinaen he was
kicked by a nole somie four years ago.
"'Mike'' says he k nows spnrig withl
all of its necessary acompaniaunenits is
-nigh at hand. P.eaches, booik agenit.s,
lightning rod agents, fruit tree' agents,
gtnats,, frogs, and flies have all put. ini
an appearaince.
The0 salaries of the pulic school te(ach-i
ers of Abbev ill0 (Couty have been nre
duced to $20, $1 5 anid $10 a mon tht, ac
cording to) the gradel of the teachers.
IiMuch adverse crittiim hias been ex
pressed. Th'l'e Press and( Bannerm is in
favor of fiirthler reducing the salaries to
$15, $12.50 an d lS'10.
Tfhe Greenville News of the~ 25th uilt
stays:--"MNtrs. Jane F'reeman, the widow
of feton)i Freemazn, ied on yesterday
at the home of her son, Benton S. F"ree
man, on George's Creek, Pickens coun
ty, seven miiles from this city. Mrs.
Freeman's death was sudden, although
she was ntinety three years old. She
was the last surviving sister of the late
J. G. Ferguson. Several children suir
ive her. Sihe had been an y-yea.m a
mnmtbor of the Baptist chunch."
Misses Johnson and George of Walhal
la, are visiting Mrs. Naomi L. Clayton.
Old and young, rich and poor, all unite
in testifying to the merits of Dr. Bull's
Congh Syrup.
MeFall always has on hand a full lino
of hoes and plows which ho sells at the
most reasonable prices.
Ofticials of the U. S. Treasury, of the
Baltimore Custoi House and Past Oflice
indorso Salvation Oil.
I will preach at Piekens on Thursday
evening, the 3d of March, at 7} p. m.
J. C. DAVIS.
Congre:aKman elect, Hon. J. S. Coth
ran, is now at Wshington, ). C., stop
ping at the Metropolitan Ijotel.
I am ready to furniih all kinds' of ,
School I3ooks. Those not in stock vill
be secured on short notice.
it* J. B. Ni:wnuvr.
The' ashier of the (erman Bank of
Bltinore, August Weher, Es<l., rc omu
mends Salvation Oil for headache,
sprains, and neuralgia.
The piblic road leading from Pickons
to J. S. Lathem's mill, on Town Crook,
was worked last week and put in gool
trim.
Mr. J. J. 1Pohbin.s bas been appoint
ec ''rial Justice for 1-uricane Towvnship.
Mr. John T. Youngblood was recom
menled by the Primary.
Mr. R1. W. Slider, of Oeoumr, adver
tists for 100 poor cattle, and pertinent
ly renarlks that they are not for the Co
lumbia tmarket.
We notice several of our exeh:tmtges
who would not ins'ert an "ad' for lot
teries, yet they unwittingly tll their
readers of the success of some one who
has invested.
Mr. W. S. Iunter and wife, of Seneca,
were visiting in Piclens last Monday.
Seneca was further represented on the
Sabbath by Messrs. S. K. )endy, W.
M. Hoke, and O. R. )oyle.
Mr. IL. Foster KeiIi, of PImpkintown
''ownshitip in this county, left last Mou
day for Birmingham, Ala. Mr. Keith
is a young man of 501)0 industrious
habits, and we trust he will meet with
great success. .
Mr. L. Ross Eaton, of ('entrd, has
roceived the amtount of his insurance on
his store house on Main streeL lie
was itsured in the home Insur:anie Con
pany of New York, represettted by .1.
Mc). Bruce, of Easley.
There aae Congrossiotal favors in the
Pickens postoflice for the followiteg getn
tlenien :-W- . 'I'. F'ield, R. A. Bo eIn,
11. C. Irady, .t. C. rifiin; J. P. ('ary,
B. A. I-lester, W. J. Ashnore, J. A.
r "iilin, 0. L. )urant, Vyatt Mlears,
Joa Maldin.
D)r. Frank Smith, of S;ahto wn, was
in Iickens last Friday. lie is thinking
of locating at Easley for the practice of
is profon-~ion. The cit izn'a of that
thriving totwn wouli give imt a hearty
weice<mie, at4 his abiliyadsllsa
physician is already well knotwni.
Mr. R. A. (hil was roIt-inedI last
week~ by thIi ednsin l lro
denson andti f%Ita1i i lemt in a fa r wayi~ to
bIe t:ieiab ly muls st isfactoilyII adjusted,
and the pendiine- pIrolseu't.ion was with
p.y resuilt.
Reitd ther tnw advert isemm:tt of M11.ss.
HTovey' & Toewies itn this issue. Otn te
couniitt of ai elmntigi inl buIsineIss, their mag
ntili cent stockLs oni both fi loorts at striet ly
coist ior caisit. As tlie is the itt timie
in) tity yeairs that Messrs'. Ilovey' '
Tlowries have~ offered their stock ait cost
Mr1 . J7. 'T. Ilurdi iie, Postmatster; las
tantt. ,ihe w'ill take charige of thle en-.
tire iffihs'. Shet gaive bondi v. it h appt}ro v
edI seuritwes ini the sum11 (If .%000o. Mr.
J7. R. IlIdinte, the for ier assi 4tan t,
will r'cton i to his studie's ini the Pied
mordttistitte.
It just takl~es a few~ t ouchs o' f womnan's8
loitki gilt edge. Ahmlan:ttt prooIIf tof this
fiact el mlhe seent by a castmil ghineI at the
pos5tIolice, sin c Alis. (Gilreath lisi takein
ness lootks new'. atnd tid'.
Guls Bowtlen, thel color'ed mnt, wh'io
iet wVith Dr' 1 )11.Jon iioitings worith tto
I'lorbtii, arr'ti ved' frem ainei tsv ilie brat
roasd. Thte D otore kept~ onlt Iof his lio,r
ses in (Giniesvillte to use( a11 aiu adlie tiag.
if is fr iends will be1 glad to leairin that
hiis htealthI is imaprovinig.
T'hie fol lowing order of pr'eac.hin,g oni
tlt he Picken s (iren it will lb obser'ved tt u
Zion,1s ):i bi;~hI' 1I ty at 11ka.m
m. FOk,a.y iii Aitiu i,nd Sttay atlok
:', p. i. J. C. 1)4v1s.
thte Me'xicain wart, ad sitlt thie rec''nt
hais re'ceivedi (1 'evera ipj>iI:titins fitoil
11 is lacontie repl thoII each~ wash'i amt somie
hIyer) myse il." When htlte rtoe Senator
Bui'shi fotie i~'rn the SIetn,xt hpapr
tliy eaiti it orti onunihtssin of1
and~i fi tivm ot oimel f.tdel ol
tFotheaoew eu. h olw
A good work mule for sale. Apply to
0. W. TaYi.
Ono of Piokens' most sucocesful far
mers is ploughiug an ox.
A shook of eairthlquako was felt at sov
oral points in the State on the morning
of the 26th nit.
1)ecreos have beon rentlered rocom
rnittinag the caso of Sarah .J. hlart vs.
Rackley, and the case of 'hillip Chap
man et at. vs. J. M. Porter et al.
Danger ! A neglected col or eouilg inyl I
read to lneI nonlia,(onsunietion or o her fatal
di :ea.e. Strong's Pectoral Pills wi1 I eio e a
c"e!du t ) a n:t!ir. lte,<ttII l en for( ts p sia,in
digestion. sick headache as tlaousai,ds testity.
Marrie<, at Central on the 27th ult.,
by Rev. A. P. Nicholson, Mr. Ervin
Itussell, of Charlotte, N. C., to Miss
Corriu Manley, of Contral, S. C.
M\r. W'. IL. White, of White's Good
win Iloutse. Greenville, hits sued Mr. \V
). Goodwin for $3'00O damage for as_
sault and battery. The 1)laintid is rep
resent4d by Messrs. Wolls, Orr & Moe
gan and Cothran and Ansel.
Mr. T. II. MoWhortor says if you
have a hill side of any extent. to torrie,
it is better to begin at the uipper side.
unless you know it will stay dry until
the work is completed. lie thinks ter -
racing far preferable to ditehing, as the
latter dreans off too much of the soil's
fertility.
The followingare the appointuents of
Rev. O. L. )urant on the 1'ickens Mis
sion until funriher notiee: New IIlope,
1st Sunday at 11 o'clock, n. 'm. Porter's
Chapel, 2d Snndny at 11 o'ch 'k, a. in.
'i'ul r, 3d Stutlay at 11 o'clock, a. n.
'Twelve MlTie, 'it II Sun<lav at 11 o'cohk
a. ia. Gap. 1ill, 4th Sutuday at 3l
p. mn.
Last week the Piekens post ofli'e w is
robbetl of threo registored packages
aniloumting to about $42.00. Two of tie
packages were directed to this ofiee, the
other was passing through. Suspicion
scons to have poitted in the right di
rection, and all the money was recovered.
This was Certaintly the boldest thing in
post oflice circles for seine time. The
wonder is that the vacant letter boxes,
or any thing else was left.
The Anderson Intelligencer of the
24th ult. says:
Miss Snunclla Brown, who we
mrnttioned two wteeks agi), iinad ifer
c< hller services as a maisiitrv to
China. has returued from Nashville,
wlwere she( went t", standa anu ex:annina
tio11 1 e fre t he Mi st i. inatry I )1 (1 of
the ?i 1. E(.Chl:re, South. Shi emnae
nly fully to the retoirt "et lof tho
B ord,a lni nhltr of whiaith hats wr I'in
to htr :ast o in.rn fiit s"' e wa the
alost (tl:t ll t-t y c)un lal:: tIhalt l ii
c"ver" c"otne bire the' ''o.atn l. F r
,veral yea:trs pat the B3oar,i hs n
dliaVor id to "'gt Stme valr tl to
Sio< sentt to t:tke a thlir ough f :m'trse i'
maicin i n I l der~ tins . it a f:itklIs '
eliu 41 i-:v, utit sr il'rts were, n1 al a.i
<)1 C 1l~ XMnn tit) i i t. (S .r ll ''!arlss
al:ed it.t .,blef wouh:i ontsilt Ito thbkl'a
p'S,artur4e ~0 t ilChina. S . a 4red tofd
fI' o, n< ihe fis of nex Stei her ws It'
it. NewI rk 'I un1Si,11( 'enIer asI a4 4sin
Ifut 1ik 11 he1 i ll th U orougly l1' o
par(etherse'ftn thened,i Ial pi sskitn,
aga ist' an .t oldihab it siethe idays
of Shylcks, o noneylnaker . Th
. A Oloul Miashter.
Ma. EDrITO: ---Tho farn"rs of Da
cusville and Cross Plains have gone
to work in earnest. Sowing oats and
breaking land is the order of the day.
As alul,st overy farmer has sonie
rough or eloddy 111nd to work in the
spring, I will give a plan for making
a good lulverizer, which Cost nothing
but at little labor. Take small pine
lafu o say four or live feet long, lay
four of the poles on a level place an
equal distance apart, so as to form a
s<ltuare, then lay the other four across
in the same way, cut each pole half
through at every crossing, pin them
together with tough timber, hitch a
good team to one corner and drive
off. I have tried this plan several
years' a11(1 ever feel thankful to the
good farinor who gave me the plar.
You will So11 learn how heavy to
weight it to suit the work you wish
to do. There are some farmers, who
like myself have a family to support,
and hav'nt the money to buy a costly
b atrrow, I reconlnuend to themt this
plil, as I h:ave tried both. You will
also find it the thing you need for
stuoothinag land where small grain
hats been sowed.
Wishing a happy and pr'5sperous
year to the SENINE, and all its read
ers, I am yaurs, NEAR TIE LINE.
List of letters remaining in the
postoflice at Pickens C. H
Clintoan Cananon, WV.1H. Bagwell
Miss Milly Pit'htson, Mrs. Goo Pick
ins, S. M. Pickens, L. R. Piekens,
Author S. Pate, Henry Peorson, L.
11. Cook 2, Miss Dillerarther, V. M.
Peiil ey, J. C. F'rarar, Miss Sallio
Grant, Miss Sue Hampton, L. N.
Horton, Miss Dora Johnuson, Prof.
Quinatont Lawreoys 2, Miss Nann Lit
the, care of lloyett Wilson, Miss Car
ry Manse!!, .J. A. Me 'all, Mrs. S. M.
\1 )rgan, John (. Iaxeev. Oloner
MIcW\1'hurt r, Hotw B,,SOnl, Miss Allile
)urhaui, lltnry \Welesley, S. C Vil
li:uis, a):tvil ('. h'lon1)kins, Joe Toit
zle, Mr"s Ti4l:a Russecll, NoahlItiehartd
sn, J. C. Bush.
Pa,rti, is e:llhng foa the above lettlers
wvill pleasu SaY that they were adver
tist l. J1. it. Ia iW1Ny, P. M
of
Vb ROYA L P r' e
Thspo Fe nee ai.Aiavlo
puity sr 1th:klah bso ine .Alr
.'Lrilt, N.EL~ Y. jan\~LLES,L EIL- ...(L;.
Sheriffs Sales.
STATE OF SOU~TH CAROQLINA,
C:ousNT rli IrlPi( Ea.:.
EL -- - -
BY VRTISEo Snndry E,xecti ons ain
11 1iveret.t otlrs [to rue <ir'ctQil anid
IldgedL ini Iny lol,[ will til the' hiighi
Il(;L boultl of sah-1 (on Sah-I I bLLy inl MarchE1
I S7 thLe flling~.LI. doSibed1L RI.I
I. A'll ofI thait tracEt of hoiLE oni whichl
Sariah and11 ). \V. ,Iula nowL 11E live, adLjoLiIL
1L5 ingLhul Elf SoEELonum,1 I,ooErLl, ,JoneL( I2.
1LarrEtt, Hf. Ml. 1 LoEr), JJEInetiaE )1tens,
andLE others1; cEn it iing~ lifty fiveL unre4,
nI>eI or l(ess. ShLl aLs thLE prlIoerty olf
SaLrah1 JulIli ait the s-uit of lizabeOth
Raekh- for doi Lwe'r.
TERMP~S ('AS I[.
A LSO(
1. All1 that traLct of hln KEII owlee
worLthI, ,15. I 'riCE, maL lier; conimLJi
2. 1 I tiLL the townIL(E' of EnI tl, coii
to iing one4' hlf LEE' II4EL ori lmsL, oin
which tEl4here ~i astoIrIL bouw-, adljo)IiiLg
thelL lintraI ~ llAmiIn, onIEE luuii'E fE'et
frnItiny;. NIlrth to HriLE Streeit, \Vest by
knownLI asE thel ,JohnI IF'i4be lElt.
tralI, onI whichEI thIere is ai s4tErll' iLiME 1
E'iedIl by T. ,J. FendIElly, fifty feet fronit
by I niel Iy(1 feEIt Iaed NErtlh by Main
bEy R. (G. (hiiie. We.st by J. S. Ne'wtoni.
atL thEE suiit (of A. Mec ). WVilxoii &h Co. niiEl
TER1Ms CASlf.
II. A UICJIEY, s.R.e,
feb 10. '87 It
Clerk's Sale.
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STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICKiN8.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Joseph S._ Hendricks et al. vs. Morning
J. Fendley ot ad.
UURSUAN'I' to the terns of a decretal
order made in the above Htattd case
on to 24, day of January 1886, by Hon.
I. D. Witherspoon, presiding Judge, I
will sell to the highest bidder at Pickens
C. H., during the legal hours of sale on
salelay in March next, the following
described REAL ESTATE, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land,
situato in Pickens couty South Carolina,
on Shoal Crook, waters of $aluda River,
adjoining lands of U. WY. Bowen, J. 1).
Chapnan, Tract No. 2, J. S. Hendricks
and others, containing one hunidrod and
and ninety-ono (191) acres, more or lesss,
being that portion of the real estate of
Abel hIendricks, deceased, assigned to
the widow Frances S. Heudrieks and
four children, by commissioners in parti
tion appointed by the court, and sold un
der the decree above stated foi- non-com
pliance with the terms therof.
Plat of samio can be soon in Clerk's
onfice.
TERMS:-Ono-half of the purchase
money to be paid in cash-the balance
on a credit of twelve mouths with inter
est from day of sale, secured by bond of
purclnUser and mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay extra for all papers
and for recording the samie.
J. J. LEWIS, c.o.r.
feb 1O,'87-4t
Clerks Sale.
-o
The State of South Carolina
PicInNss COUNTY.
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IN COURT OF COMMON ILEAS
11 arriet A. 3razcale vs. Watn n Col
lins, ,Joab Collins et al.
)U1SUANT to the teriats of a de
cret;al order for resale mlade in the
ala,bve stait ('(1 e'RC on the 19th day of
Jan. 1887, by Hon. T. B. Fraser,
pre siding TtdrJud , I Will sell to the
highest 1 idder at. Pickens C. H., dur
ing the legal hours of sale on saledav
in March next, the following des
crib e"d REAL ESTATE, to wit.:
. All of that tract of land in the
State and County aforesaid on Crow
('r e"k wva:ters of the Keowee River,
adj'ining lands of Williai Alhxande r,
1". C. Pars ans and othllers containing
tW') hundren 'd all(l 1lute acres ]iU re or
less5 originsully" granted to RobLert
1{ankin .
Soll at the risk of the forner pur
cha:e r.
TUi \R1S:---One-third the pur~casr
monaey to be paid ini ashsi, the hame:
aoan t we lv~o nats: time, with inateresi
franalay of sale ,.s cuired by b i aatl aof pur~
cha ser an tamuortg'.age at thle preises
Purchel aser to ay fov r all papert~s and
foar rCeedintg the samate.
felt 10, It
Clerk's Sale.
Thec State of South Carolina,
Courrr' orF Pic(NSs.
IN C'O1''I'T OF CO'3) lMON PlAS
C. W. C1oltaut vs. 11. 11. Coathranm.
7)UR]SUA NTl to th e taerrni oaf ai daeretzal
5order' omatda int Ithe abo a ve stated ease
on thta 20thl of Jainaaary 1887 bay Honai.
TI. H. Fraseer, paresiding *Judagae, I wal
saell tao the htighe-t, hballer at P'ickaens (C.
11., duraitnag theu legal hounrs of stale ont
S;aleay't, ~in March ntext. the a fa oh>inag
deascribead REU-A L. '81 ESATEl, to wit:
AXll thaat paice parceal or tract of lanad ini
b otha sideas of IDodads' (Craek, watars of
Saldta Rivear, adajaoinin jg li ads aof Pon atder,
lanti., tanda othetars, kntowna as- thea Sawv \fill
Trctt, caonatittinag nintet.ett ( 19) aceres
tmorea (at less.
TEli HMS--CASH!. Paurchaaser to p)ay
faor titleat.
feb 10, 1887 20 4
Marshal's Sale.
UTNITED STATEZ OF' AMERlICA,
Western District of South Carolina.
IN 'aT Isrti ta C~om:arr.
Thela Untited States of Amcerica Plantif'
vs. Jetry IH. Patyne, William N.
Pa1yne. and Rob ~ iert Star .it De)
fena t .
I) \llT'' f a x-a ct bat thta
I ) ,aabve iteda:e 'tic me dircted, and
dela aia-rad, I wavill wlcl I at Pubatlie- \Atein
becfaora the a acurt licnw. at P'lekeni S. ( ,
aan next S;ale )hty, Nlanayla. ith~ af Nlar-ch,
l 'sX , duarin;g that lc-a;l htanr<a lar siae, t,a,
II1 t haat aa tt Iataai a iur*' o Iar tfraat af
huiiul lying. and binelt in IPiatens (Coutav,
-4tat aoaf SoulbIt Carlcia, ctaiin tt. onle
I.alredac atnd forty-svait a a-haalf (ii )
a- , moaaare aar lass, taajiainag b:aaas aaf Tar.
It. de.a xanderla, .buaates i .lacaa, I[. I.
Steaala atna aathers~-, laviacd onl a- thae propera
s'at i-ta te aexaatt iOnt int thae abacve xtatad
TEI-; .\X SI. Purvachaer ta para
a ' it Stateas .\ ;ar-blal faat net aratc y N ..
pet . llt ct*it BaYN-.l
As we will make a change
Future, w
A ll accou nts w ill be disce
STRICTLY
CARPETS, RUGS, LACE
T1ONS 1IOSIERY, 11
-ANi)
ENTIRE STOCK :
IIOVEY &
MAIN ST REET, GR
IchmIRond( & aniville RI R
Columbia and Greenvillo Division
CONDESED SCEDULE
1)e( ember 11, 1SSG.
(Trains run on 7;1.h Merlian; t1ie.)
M<>n hb(Il)>Tnnd No. 52.
Leavc Walloilla....... ...... 55 an
nSen .................... 9 10 an
" Sp,rtanh urg.............11 .I0 an
Abbteville...............10.5a
" hl un s.. .........ens ... 8 20 an
" Greenvil.............9 4 im
" Girrv.o..............12 5l0 p
N.intW x................. 2 .(i p1
".Ne'herry................ 31 7
Ar'vColmbi.'..............2 5:15 pi
" Augsta .i 3(. . ... .... .. ...20 p
" Newherri1.v.......... ..... 1 as piu
" Greunwood..............1 lo S p
".. Laur... s.................. :5 55p
" Ahhev:ill...............0 4f j5lm
No. 5.1 umakes., close.. connIc(tion1 for
Athini a.
Noi. .52 inake3. cloise' (jnin-eti on for Aui
Lgusta1 aiiil ('ha:rleston : at 'dohnnhlia.
.1 A S. L.. TlA \ IA Ill. f(b-n'vPa. Ag't.
1) ('AltDWI:1LL, A P A, CoiihnnhiaC, 8.
8OL )Ji A \S;I, TuriI ii: MIann er.
j F~ '01 Of sort. Wjfth hindaelle, stoid
die.orde(r, lior jad l iver, palin in back or side, c'on.
stigation, ete nelCIet nlhnv he fatal. Onedos
01 .:aroug's a .natjvO I11 fis wI gIlvo reih-,
A few d1osea reut.wo to now Ihealth and vigor.
PRICES CURRIENT.
Till-'.SE P'ItlIES Al i.E Fult WilOL-'SAI.E
LOTS.
(01)Itl3TI1 WF:.E{. i, \i I. I110 . &.51 ILiEi
Sl(U3--d'It Loaif.........,.....
Crulshed ................. 7
13w3f'rf'3l.... ......... ... 7
(trill.ded A(... .......
Sirtr ie e........
Ioln0................?
BSrown.. ........... ...r
.iguayrai.................7u/>1 1
Ilo Il hlile............... 17((IjIl
...........d.................... (u000
l air....................1e
( rniar.... ............Oor,
MotA .. Golde 3 SH1 rup 1d.... 3
S. II......................I0
( uha in.bh..................3:
New ( )rleans, new crop.. ho
N tvw (JrI)Lans, pime .i . .. 15
IAicoN--- leur it. Sides, dry sal. . .. M
liakfs liaron1c3...........1.1
L (nn hoic Ikttle, t iee. .. 7
('hlji'l ketle uc ketsC.1 . . 1
(IN- (3r., froui sfoea .. .. 7(
() in from walgons... .. .......it
( )ts, Mcl)lI.............55
Georgia' Graing............ ;50
Kilder'sBe............... 750
SI)i do~ s hoice........... 5(
I re . (ia'I,It, gr n la7 . 1
1hellyvile..................(:
Oat1 11.a............... a
I 1ioxChie newi................ 5.
TonAcco H En INo l'alh 11t.... g
Tulhvan BElf t.. an... .... ......III
1'.l lt llhief..............
Old tV.... .... .. ..........(.
Tonec :3.- S'(jto l3 U Fa ee. . )5
in our business in the near
0 offer our
~STOCK."
RI CASH?
mntinued and we will sell
FOR CASH.
CURTAINS, TRUNKS, NO.
IBONS, DRESS GOOfS,
rIE -.
STRICTLY COST.
TOWNES,
EENVILLE, - - S C.
Reichm*Iond . ID<anvilie R R
PIEDMONT AIR LINE ROUTE.
CO NDENSE) SCh EDULE.
Dcceanbcr 19th, 1886.
TraIn. run by 75th Me ridian time. One
hour faster than 00th Meridian time
AlY.
--No 51 |No 53J
Lev 'e Atlantta......... 7 00 pm' 8 u40 n
Arriv. (-1ainesville . .. i 9 12 pr 10 - 8 m
i al.... ...........9 3a; p0011 00 ami
Toccoeea... . ..... ..ilO 39 i.m 12 01 pm1i
811enee.... ...... . .II :17 p' 12 56 p
Grevle ......12 am 2o 32pm
apartanbrg . ......2 17 am I3 43 p~m
(affar. .. .. . .... 31 11 am! 4 30 pm
Gastonia............4 20 am1 5 .1 pm
Chaarlott........... E 5a 625 pml
Salsbuy .. ..... .. 1 41 amin 8 01 pm~
lhi.igh,.... .... .. I 50 pm 9 -47 pm
Goldsboro,*. ..........- 4 11 pm r 50 am
G reensbo4rO. . ...... 8 22 am 11 20 ama
1 "anvill. ......... 10 10 amII 11 30pmui
i.ynchbuarg. . ...... 111p 2 05 am
( 'hirlotte sville'... . :t 30 pm 4 10 am
Washinton . . ... ..8 23 pmn 8 30 am
I.;Ifattiore .... .. ..I 25 pm,10 08~ ama
P'hiidaelphaia ... 3 00( :am 12 40 pm
Arrive New~ Yolk..... U 20 im: 3 20 pm
D i ly
No 50 !No 52
L,eav New York... 12 1 5 n 't I4 310 pm
1:edti iir. ........ .. 50 am tt :7 pm
Wash4Iington4l....9 (00 am 11 (10 pm
('lairlot iesv ille. 1 '25 pm 3 00 am
JXLynhbr.l .. 40 pm .5 10 ama
Danv'ille.......... 7 05 pm 8 05 am1)
11ichmo14)1l. ... 30 pm 2 :30 amn
(ohlsboro. . ......11 5(0 amn 5 00 pmn
IlaI eih I.. . .... .. 4 35 pm 1 00 11m1
(i reensbomro.. .. . 90 pm I -18 ,iam
Sailisbury . .... 41 pm 11 2(0 em
('harlott(e .....12 '4.5 am 1 00 pm
(Gastna...... 144 am 1 42 pm
(liffeys..... 258 am 2 51 pm
Spartinmilairg... 3 417 ami 3 ;14 pmfl
Greenv il.....5 01 am 41 18 pnm
lJtsley... .. . ..... 5 30 am s I I pm
Seneene .. 0 .. 32 anm ( 12 pm
To1( o. ... ... 7 :12 am 7 10 1.m1
-Lua... ...... 9 00 amn 8 20 jym
(hiinesville ... . . .. 28 pin 8 50 pm
Arrive AtlIantIa.... ....|11.4) am 10 '10 pm
SfLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Oni trains 50 and 451 Ponlium 11uffet1 sleep
4ra. het1 w('(n New York and At imta. (On
trainis .52 a1t11 53 Pullmlana Ihiffet Hl(eeper
PuInumh111 sle(per b)1~eteen Grensboro( ar1.4
li(1lllnon1l. Throu4dgh ti(kets (Iln11 al t,
principal stations, to all1 points. Fo4r raltes~
:uni1 infhrat in) ajply to any1 a4getl of tha
compaI llny' or
GenI .Aliaager G P~ A
A L4ecture To4( YToung Mllen
.ON~ THiE LOSS OF
A leQCthIre ott the NatIlre, 'Trenlt
Inahm4d1(tary F,mllissions, 11mpotency114, Ne\ rv
ous I>hility, and34 IlItimdiment to4 Era
ringl. generally; (nsumptJior, EpJii4:Jwy
an Fits;1 114 enIalan Ph1( 11sill Incapac(ity,
k&. liv HI1ECI' J. LLVERWELL,
The worb reownd(tho, 14 lI)t4 in t hir
nuira .4eeture claly prove . Ii 1)011t
Seatin,r bouple, I (I4insruments , to
.4ordi(a114ls. l1:ting 01 1 (ut (imad of I nuret
( 'l his I .ee pture' wil prove45 Ad boon to
TH E CULVERWELL M EDICA L (),
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