The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 24, 1887, Image 3
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1" . Mene i OtleseOle neat<
xIs Ia b $tle- dull nbw In Wash
The ort ontributed eight
n.mui. t bi anUsry.
Oth16er Ca .y, jeweler, of Hart
w., , c, WaM in town last week.
,. beiss of cotton passed through
to wn b week to market.
of Easley informs us that all.1
o paes In that section are killed.
M r .ans L. 0. Thompson returned
"m his rip to Asheville last Thursday.
. B. Burdine has gone to Atlanta
w days.
i Seneral opinion now seems to be
ty.~ o Ie guano will be used thls year
-r' ghs mills are doing a good us- .
~ ider the management of Mr. 3. E.
-'. F. Bobinson and wife, of Da
'. e, went to Atlanta last week. They
4 f "Ieent several days.
T;, :t;body in Anderson county isat
t their repective oalings and the
don question.
- Carrie MAMakin made a short
Spartanburg last Thursday, re
" on the following Monday.
V. B. Algood has been drawn as
4 iuror for the spring term of the
States court at Charleston.
. 1.0. Griffin has planted about
. res in corn. He says this crop
: d cotton next with him this year.
3tate Convention of the Yotng
Christian Association, will be oon
n Newberry on the 14th of April.
4 :it fifty teachers with first grade
-,. ates have gone fourth from the
if the Piedmont Institute since its
astablishment.
Council has 4iven 1lotice of an
n to be held on the first Monday
intendant and four wardens for
wn of Piekens.
'Ls Annie Prioe, of Micanopy, Fla.,
-l in Pickens last Saturday. Sh a
> ping at Mrs. Gilreath's, and will
school in the Piedmont Institute.
ou went to keep crowi out of your
1eld, soak sc.me corn thoroughly in
iol and scatter it where they will
Eating it will ms.ke them drunk,
t drunkards. They will return no
Anditor says he was mistaken in
Sthe Board of Equalization would
on the 4th day of April. The
...meets on Tuesday the 5th, the
Sday the County Commissioners
first Comptroller of the treasury
Y iided that Congress made no ap
* ation for Agricultural Experimen
tions.
John S. Harris spent several
- Pickens last week on -his way
(texas to his home in Virginia. He
ie Southern democrat, and gave
-3ral interesti,.g chapters on Virgin
tion!.
>g thought to be insane with hy
>bla bit several dogs and other
a at Capt. Grady's last week. Five
and a pig which was bitten have
illed
Protected game birds can plead
* .ute alter the 1st of April. Tur
'nails, and doves ave the benefit
law, and are allowed to tresapass
Irops with impunity. But any
- t knows anything about the law
4lefeuse will not pull up corn in
the Allen Long Staple Cotton
* 'm Mr. J. C. C. Turner, Green
* U. This cotton brought 18 cents
I when the best grades of short
rae selling for 8j cents.
4 , the Edgefield murderer, who
victed of man-slaughter for kill
* of the Pressleys, was sentenced
snitentiary at hard labor for the
* one-fourth of a century.
itI trees were in full bloom dur.
- ight of the moon. This is said
ure sign of an abundant fruit
it we are of the opinion that the
Isnap knocked this sign out of
a nd all the fruit out of the blos
* e peach trees look like they had
ough a small tire.
*the saw mill atOCentral has ohan
la i 4 It has been comnpletely over
.~.ud provied with a new 52 inch
4 a' snow being operated by Messrs.
Phillips and is doing a good
. They are both good mnechan
will be sure to out your lumber
~hese railroads do scatter famni
r. -A. E. Hlallock, of the Dr.
[edicine Co., a most agreeable
ired gententan, was in to see us
4, and incidentally told us of
y. His wife Is in East Tennes.
on0 In St. Louis, treasurer of
* r M~edieie Co., and he has one
*.In Asheville, N. 0., and one at
se of Jesse. Crenshaw vs. Sa
* C~ owrt. Theofirouit deoree dis
e1it oomnplaint. The opinion of
a ve reverses this decree, and re
... casose to the aircuit with leave
(.--*i, MisareTaylor & Oa7 for
4 'L.;and ltm.Angel h Newy
n
't9o esr old l te 's tel
tr on Mat teR
Saturday.
The Presbyterians of. abtowba
just completed a most hadaome. burdh
and what is still better, they hate it
paid for.
Capt. J. W. Kirk ras In town last
week looking after the interest of the
Cumberland Gap Railroad. He Is stil
hopeful of the enterprise,
The sotual fl;st oat .sle of Hovey d
'ownes still oontinaes and their cUstom
are are enjoying the beneat of a great
nany real good bargains In dry goodi
md car pet.
The oommittee appointed to rase a
iubseription to liquidate the remainder
if the indebtedness. $48.00, on the Meth.
idist Ohuroh, have suoeeded in getting
The amount, except about $14.00 This
nakes our Metho4ist brethren easy.
Mrs. Baylus Hester, of Easley, who
as been siok for several days, died lasi
3abbath night. She leaves a husband
mad three little children to mourn her
cntimely taking off. Her mother, Mrs.
B. D. Galloway, who lives in Comanche
County, Texas, was dispatched for last
week, and was expected to arrive on last
lfonday. Mrs. Heater had been for
ieveral years a devoted member of the
Baptist Church, and poseeusod the lote
nd respect of all who knew her.
Harriett, wife of Charles Bosamond,
wolored, of Hur. ioane Township, died
aet Sabbath. Her remains were burie
iear her home on the day following.
Martin Baptist Church is soon to be
ransferred to the Field's School House
m Twelve Mile Rlver.
A colored child about three years old
was burned to death last week a few
niles below Central.
The Easley Messenger says that B. F.
3mith has decided to locate at Slabtown.
rhat the Executive Committee of Pick
ms County Institute meets at Piokeus C.
El., on Saturday the -26th instant.
That Mr. Elias Day is going to plani
about twenty acres in grape vines.
That Misse Jennie and Mamie Niob'.
>lson of Central are visiting Mrs. W. A.
t[auldin.
The following are the supervisors of
ighways for the respective townships:
Easley, S. M. Cox; Liberty, Richard
Byars; Central, W. F. Johnson; Huri
sane, -------; Pickens O. H., J. L.
tmblr; Daousville, Isaac Nimmons
Puimpkir.Lown, W. B. Jones; Eastatoe,
rames M. Nimmous.
Our thanks are due to Mrs. Perry, foi
i copy of an address delivered by her
lusband, Ex-Gover,,or B. F. Perry, be
fore the Literary Societies of Ernkine
Dollege on the 18th of September 1814.
[t is one of the most elaborate and phil
:>sophical addresses on the lessons o
wisdom to be learned from the lives o
great men, that we have ever read. I
me should have occasion to deliver
dmilar address, he could tittingly adi2
bhe namie of the immortal Perry to thu
galaxy of worthies so tastefully arrange<
)y this renowned statesman. He exem
pl.ied In his life the precepts of wis
1om which lie drew from history, an<
10 eloquently entorced upon his hearers
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is pronoun
3ed by thousands superior to all othie
rtioles for the cure of ounghs, colds
mad all pulminary complaints.
In no instance has Salvation Oil failed
in giving immediate relief from rheuma
tism or neuralgia.
Mr. Charles Raith, Watchmaker an<
hweler, Baltimore and Mount St r., Ba]
imore, Md., indorses Salvation Oll fo
rheumatic troubles.
We would be glad to see our Count;
Commissioners change their monthl;
meeting to the first Monday instead c
I'uesday. Sale days are no longer o
muoh consequence as to interfere.I
would be a great convenience to man;
to attend both the same day.
We will watch with interest the pi
adopted by the Executivo Board of th
Twelve Mile River Association, for rais
Ing money for home mission.. It seem
very feasible, and we expect to hear o
most satisfactory results.
If you wish to be real comfortabl
when in Greenville, stop at the Mansio,
Hlouse. Its rooms arc well ordered and
elegant, and the refreshments in the din
ing room are simply superb.
Mr. J. M. Bowlin jr. expects to leav
this week for Sand Mountain, Alabama
Hle is a sober, industrious young man
md has already heen quite .sucessful
Hie certainly deserves it.
The following order of preaching or
bhe [Piikets Ciroit will be observed un
til further n otice:
Zion, 1st Sunday a6 11 o'clock a. mn
lE mle;, 1st Sunday at 4 o'clock, p. in
Pickens, 2d Sunday at 11 o'look, a. no
!Iethlehem, 2d Sunday at 81 o'clock, y
mn. Easley, 8d Sunday at 11 o'010o11
a, in. Pickens, 3d Sunday at 7j o'clooli
3. in. D)acusville, dth Sunday at 1
'elook, a. in, Antioch," 4th Sunday a
ljp P-n. 3. 0. DavrS.
The friends of Mr. Mike 8. Kenne
uore who has been quite sick, will b
gldto learn(hat hois again able to b
uet.
If dogs oontinue to lose their sense
from the eteots of hydrophobia, they
w.ll soon 1os their citisenship, and she.j
Mining will yet bosoms a industry ii
the appepet oRhe ste As a taxa
o.Property 'they gem thea
me4 a. phap h?it tai thercAr wa
thernQVr w
,d systematic e c
SO;* mfre to make goi
P . d I,+' Om6 of the loss
by drouths. Mar]
of renevW*1 41y - and hope are to I
seen on all sidas in preserving uplan
by ditohing and terracing, and inpro
lug t *em by home made ferlizors.
Life on Cotton Bthige.
Ms. EDrroa:--Your corresponder;
has been to town to get a load of gi
ano, and he found the roads in a di
plorable condition, and he saw som
of the farmers putting their guano i
the ground while on his way, an
others breaking up their land; an
when he got there he saw four hors
loads of guano leaving town. Doc
guano pay the farmer for his outla
expenses etc?
Some of the citizens of Gates hav
formed a complete joint .tock compr
ny. Messrs. J. P. Smith,N. M. Gond;
lock and John Duckworth built.
large pasture fence in copartnershi1
and they all have stock in it; so it i
the Smith Goudelock & Duckwort
Stock Company. The Mr. Smith <
that company says he is raining pip
for sale, and has at present sold or
his crop.
Mr. B. P. Kelley is turning of
lumber of any kind and quantity tli
purchaser wants.
Mr. N. M Goudelock's cut foot
improving.
Yi,u may look for another subser
ber from Gates soon.
Miss Kannie Zachary has a lar
school at Prater's Creek Aendemv.
numbers 50 pupils. You, Mr. Elito
must be at the closing exercises c
her school.
Mr. Charles S. Robinson plantc
'4ome corn on the 11th innt. Cha
ley is a good farmer.
Last but not least, the SENTINEL
getting to be one of the bet papei
in upper Carolina. Bon JONES.
Good Results in Every Case.
D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealei
Chattanooga, Tenn., writes that he wi
seriously afflicted with a severe cold thi
settled on his lungs: had tried many ren
ies without benefit. Being induce
o try Dr Kings's New Discovery ft
Consumption, did so and was-entirely u
ed by use of a few hottles. Since wh ir
time he has usd it in his family f<
alsl Coughs and Colds with best result
This is the experiment of thonuqu.l wi
lives have beeni saved by thiu Won lerf
Discovery. Trial bottles free at Dr.
W. Earle's Drug Store.
Another Art Craze.
The latest nrt work among ladire
the "French Craze," for decorn!ne el
na, glasswvare, etc. It is somnething e
1tirely new, and is both profitable at
fascimating. It is very popular ini Ne
York Bosto,n and oLher easteirn citi<
To ladies desiring to learn the Art,s
will scud an elegant china plaecque (si
-18 inches,) handsomely decorated, for
model, together with box of materia
- 100 colored designs assorted in flower
r animals, soldiera, land-scapes,etc.. co,
plete with lull instructions, upon) re~cei
of ortly *1.00. The placque alone
worth more than the amount chaLrge
To every lady orderie.g this outfit wI
encloses the address of five other I,adi
-interested in art matters, to whom 'o
can mail our new catalogue of Art good
we will enclose extra and without charg
Ian imitated hand-painted brass placqu
. Instruction book in painting, 16 colort
r pictures &o., only 15c. Emubroidel
silk, best quality, all colors, 80c. per 14
skeins. Tinsel Braid, gold or silver, f,
art embroidery and needle work, lairi
i ball, only 15o, Mecramne cord, whit
50;- ger pound; any color, 600, per poun
O ther goods at equally low prices.
Address, THE iMPIBE Nrws Co.,
march 10,-8t Syracuse, N. Y.
Ladles, Look here.
We offer advantages to cash buye
that will never be found in the bot<
Spath of regular trade. We buy immen
job lots from bankrupt concerns who a
- forced to sell, and our prices are fint~
* decisive, and crushing! Following i
Sgive facts and figures that will not am
cannot lie!
Ladies' elegant phish hand-bag, 40
SRusia pocket-books, 28c (worth 75e); A
igator specie purses, nickel frames, hr
snlap), large sizo, 22c; hadies' t,o)-bhu,
pen knives, shel11lhandle, 20o; manica:'
-knives, for the finger nails, 15c; char
knives, 10c; Gem carpet strehrs, ti
best, 35c; Madame Lonise hair crimper
10lc; baby pins, line gold plated, wvith el
letters, "'Baby,'' "'Darling,'' "PIet,"' etc
20c a pair (worth 50c); sterecu'clos, fai
ey hoods, 40c, (worth $1 ) stercoscop
views, American, foreign, comme, statu.
ry, and actres8s, 50c per dozen, (wor
$2 ); gilt edge play'in g cards. 30e a pac
(wrhc5); Tom Tihunmib playing cair
10orthnsm leatheretto photo) album;
gilt edge, 25c; music boxes, very fin
V1.10o; Mikado bangle bracelet's, late
ting in ladies' jewelry, 30c; Opera feati
er fans, cardinal, blue, pink, or whit<
bonesticks- 500, (worth $1.25); Ladie
sheers, nickel plated, 6in., 20c; colorea
photos of actresses, 10c each, 3 for 25<
Sewing machine oil (best aperm), 3 larg
bottles, 25c; Lubin's Bleautifyangpo
Sders, 12c;Lubin's complexion, soap 0O0,
cakes for 250o; "Cosmnetioquie" for thi
t haIr, .120; Lyon's tooth powder, larg
bottles, 15o; petroleum jelly pomade,
bottles for 20; geranium cologne, a ne;
and lasting prfume, 30o, (worth 715o
* "Stolen Kisses," an extra fine perfumi
S40o, (worth 81 ); French shoe dresanp
best quality, 8 bottles for 25o. Thee
are all retbargains. No order fIle
for less than one dollar. Hlandsom
nickel watch locket, with chain an
oharm, all in beautiful satin lirrcasi
given free with every trial order uni
sag to over $5.00 rec'eived daf(^ th
next 80daya.- As di goods notna i
to be red, you run no rim
Inapzg us a tria order. Addre.
F lstnas ?naws 00., tlyraeuse, jNe
march 10,41.
The following are the appointlnit4A
Rev. O. L. DJu a nt on the Pickevin
a siun until further noticA-Twelve Mile,
rt 1st Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m.; Gap ill,
d 1st Suuday 3 o'ekol p. m.; Tthor, 2nd
Suuday 8 o'clck p. m.; Porter's (lhup
cs e1, 3d Sunday 11 o'clock a. m-; New
>e Hoho, 4th Sunday 11 o'clock a. m.
The Golden Days, published by James
Elverson, Philadelphia, Pa., for $8.00
por aum, is one of the most euteitaiu
ing and best papers for children and
young people, we have ovor seen. Is
t beautifully illustratad and well worth
- the money.
All those suffering from hoarsene! s,
e colds or coughs should try Dr. Bull's
a Cough Syrup. 25 cente.
Jones, the EdRefleld murderer, was
1 convicted of manslaughter. He is go
ing to appeal to the Supreme Court.
If it were in the power of the Suprem,
ti Court to modify the verdiet, so as to
make him guilty of murder, he would
not be found appoahing.
C An End to Bans Scrapings.
Edward Shepard, of Harrisburg, Ill.,
says: "Having received so much bone.
fit from Electric Bitters, I feel it my du
ty to let sullering humanity know it.
' Have had a running sore on my lc g for
e ght years; my doctor told me I would
i have to have the bone scraped or leg am
f puted. I ned instead. three bottles of
s Electric Bitters and several bo.eos of
Buc'len's Arnica Salvo, and my leg is
no' v sound and well."
Electric Hitters sold at 50. a bottle,
and B)aeklen's Arnica Salve at 25 coLts
a box by )r. G. W. Earle.
ROVAL OL'jYa
iPOWDER
Abcoltety Pure.
+1
h'l'is enler never varies. A miarvel of
ourity, sLtrnn amid w:)l's.ne!es. More
e- ncolmical than the or,li.ary kinds, and
h ann ot he sold in coaimpetition with the
r.nutitudc of 'ow 1, sh.rt .weiht ah ..m
,r phaosphaate powvriers. 8old onaly hn ca is.
atomA)A hlaitN Pownaan UC . 106 WVall
* treet, N. Y. jan 41-80t.
Delinquent Laud Sales.
-- -o -----
-a T1HE followi'ag 1s the lis' o' Delin
. unt [au Is 1:1 Pickenis C.au.tv,
ad furnaished mc by J1. Tyler ITill Comaaty
ITreasurer, for tiscal year, 1885-%.
-ILIBERTY TfOWNSlllPF.
.LBrock, 1 Lot, 1 buailding;
a Mrs '1. E. al. !pton, 83 acr"s.
,CENTRAL TOWNSHLIP.
'....J.T.(Fenley, 2 Lo.ats, '2 .ulitldings;
pt Cato Hallumus, 1 00 acres, 1 bauilding:
is Edwvard H. Mawv, 59 11are;
1. Mirsi. Isabdlla Njal, 130 acres 1 build
HLUICANE TOWNS'HIP.
s, .T. T. Fendley, 1 40 acres, 1 building.
Is. Mir'ervai Smaith, 90 aicres.
3j PUM~PKINTON TOWNSHIP.
-y "Est" Elias Chiastain, 84 avre3.
Willbam Evatt, 309 acres;
nJohinE. Waldroop, 4 ce4
e, EXSTATOE TOWNSHIP.
'- Matthew Pa!ttrbon, 80 acres;
John Watsoaa, 50 acres.
Notica is hereb)y given, that the
wI;.' of the several Parcels or Lots
of Lan1id ablove des5cribed, or so much
as will be0 necessary to pay the taxes,
costs, and( p)enalties ch.irged thereon,
Swill be sold by the Treasurer of Pick
ro ens Couoty, on the 1st Moinday in
,April, 1887, unless said taxes, assess
~e meonts andl penalties be paid1 hefoi e
d that timet, anid such sale will be con
tinued from day to day until all of
'said Parcels or Lots of Laand shaall 1)e
I1 sold or offered for sale.
J1. B. CLYDE,
eCounty Auaditor of Pickens.
meinh 24 2t2
Notice to TEea1chersM.
ECoun*y Board of Examiners will
m eiet for the purpose of examaiag
Tahr., on Friday thae 1st daty of April
h next; opeuinag at 71 a. mn. aand closing at
7 p.m.
By~ order of the IBo ird.
4,.OW. SINoTw:roN, Ch'rm. and Sec.
March 10, '87-3t
5 Clark & Wilcox
d
DoL the best work of any
firm in South Carolina on
3
And use the finest mnateri
'al of any firm South of
SMason and Dickson's line.
e, We have the evidence to
, prove this from ,r
e ries..
E Aganten Champion Iro.
, Greenville,
ata.B, At1
Otber companies charge from $40 to 500. A eons.
plete set or attachments with each machie. Ales
Johnson Rueir, Johnson Tucker, and box of boar
Iiemmerm and a Binder. 1a DAYS' TRIAL
In your own house before you pay on. cent. Ever
machine WARRANTED ,oR YEARS,
Bend for Circular.
C. A. WOOD COMPANY,
17 North 10th St., 11*iadelpaea, r,
IticIamon(1 & Danvillc Ui R
Columbia and Greenville Division
CONDESED SCEDULE
Det ember 14, 1886.
(Trains run on 75th Meridian time.)
Smutlhbonld | No. 52
I,eave Vahalla.............. 8 55 am
"... nca.................. 9 10 am
" Spartanburg.............11 80 am
'' Abheville............... 10 45 am
rLaureas................. 8 20 am
Orcenvillc............... 9 40 am
("reen wood..............12 56 pm
' Ninety Six............... 1 41 pm
Newberry................ 8 07 pm
Ar've Columbia................ 5 15 pm
Augwta................ 9 20pm
Nortlhhonu nd No. 53
L,eavc t'olumbia...............10 00 am
Newberrv............... 1 08 pm
Ninety Six.............. 2 80 pm
Greenwood.............. 2 52pm
Ar've Greenville............... 5 52 pn
" Laurens................. 5 55 pm
Abbeville................ 4 85 pm
Spartanburg............. 8 80 pm
Soneea.................. 6 02pm
" .Walhalltl .............. 0 85pm
Atlanta..................10 40pm
No 53 makes close connection for
Atlanta.
No. 52 m:ike close connection for Au
znata and Charleston at 'olumbia.
.IA4. L. TAYLOR, Gcn'I Pas. Ag't.
1). CAIR)W I'LL, A PA, ColunbiaC, S.
SOLT, hIA \S, Trafic Mana er.
1? iiclahinu,ntd & Dinvlle li
'IEDMONT' AIR LINE ROUTE.
CONDENSED SCIIEDULE.I
D~Ceembe)r 19th, 1886.
Trisrun by 75th Meridian time. One
hoiur faste tiIhan 910thI Meridian time
riOr~UhlWar(d..
No 511| No 53
[Leave Atlanita........7 00 pm 8 40 am
Arrive (Gatinesville.. 9) 12 inn 10 85 am
Lula ... .... ......9 361 pm 10 57 am
Toccoa......... 10 39 pim,12 00 mt
.........a........... 11 7 pmn 12 56 pm
E:.sley.. ..... .... 12 361 am 2 10 pm
Gree iville...,.....11)2am 2832pm
Spatanhut.rg.2 217am 3 43pm
Gaffrcy...... 805 aml 480 pm
Uaston ia . .. ......4 19) am I 5 41 pim
(Cimrlo.tt. ... ..... . 5 0*i alI 6 25 pm
Salisbury .........I 6 42 am 8 01 pm
r*atesile ... ........: ... 124d4 pm
..h.vi..l..... ............. 6 80 am
\r~~~..... t. prig.......... ...... 881 p
Greensbo..........8 22 am I9 40 pm
Danville........... 10 10 ant 11 29) pmn
Rihod....3 50) pm 16 40 a
hynchbulrg. . .....1 05pm 200m
Charlottenville. ..3 40 pmii 4 10 am
Wash.ington..... 8 23 pmt 8 10 am
Balt.imore........ 11 25 pm 10 03 ant
Philadelphtia..|3 00 am 11235 p)m
Arrive New Y ork. ...1 6 20 am 8 20pm
_______ Daily___
NoI No 52
e av' Ne w York .. .. 4 45 am 4 30 pm
PhIilat'lelphaia .. . . 7 20 amt 6 57 pm
Raltimore. . . 9 5 amv 0 42 pm
W ashhioiton .... 11 20 am 11 00 pm
Chnarlottesville. .. I8 '1.5 ipm 3 00 am
Lynchbuorg.. ..... 5 50 pm; 5 05 am
Richmonnd.. ...... 8 00 pmnl 2 80 am
Danivillec.. ..... .8 50 pmfl 80 5 am
Greensboro. ..10 44 pm 1) 48 am
Golsbloro.. ... ... 11 50 amit 5 00 pm
RaLleight... ......5 30 pm 1 00 am
Ilot Sprhing.s...8 42 am .....
Anheville .......,10 54 am ........
Statesville...... .4 48 pmn.........
Salisbury. ... ..... 12 39 am 11 28 am
Charlot te. .......2 25 am' 1 00 pm
Gastonia. .......8 24 amj 1 42 pm
Gaffniey's.... 450 am. 2 51 pin
Spartanb)org ...I !5 86 am 3 34 pm
Greenville. .. 6 50 am j4 48 pm
Easley ... ... ... 7 16am 5 14 pm
Heneca .........8 40 am I6 12 pmi
Toccoo.. ... ..... 9 46 ant 7 08 pm
Lula.... ......11 04am1 8 22 pmt
(idnesville ...11126:-1 8 46 pmfl
Arrive Atlanta. .. 1 20 :1 '10 40 pmt
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
On trains 50 and 51 Pullman Buffet sleep#
erm betwcen New York and A tlanta. On
trains 52 and ,5i3 Pullman Buffet sleeper
betweent Washington and New Orleans.
PuiIlinan sleeper between Greensboro and
ichimnd. Throngh tickets on sale at
pirincipal stations, to) all poitt. For ratea
and in~ formatition apply to any agent of the
iF 'out c .endae* stOlnaeh.
dieord or, h . In back or ide, ..
As we will'make a eh w bus eses L
Future, we 0M
. TIIRE S TOcI
S , JS.~!
COST FOR S
All accounts will be discontinued and we will S
STRICTLY FOR CASIL
CARPETS, RUGS, LACE CURTAINS, TRUNKS NO
TIONS'IIOSIERY, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS,
-ANDI THII E
ENTIRE STOCK !STRICTLY COST.
t
IOVEY & TOWNES,
MAIN STREET, GREENVILLE, -. S C
Cotton Seed!?
COTTON SEED! COTTON SEED!! COTTON SEED!!
ALLEW LOl STAPLE JOT01
II AS large stalks, long limbs, long speading roots, leaves very broad, dark
green color, bulls large, iseed large and white, lint long and silky.. Ea
sily picked-a hand can pick fifty per cent more in a day, but is not beatea
out by storms. Will yield as much or more than short staple. I have culti
vated this cotton two years and the seed are carefully saved from my .win
raising and warranted pure stock, for sale by
March 10, '87. 1 Greenville,S. C,
l'H ESE PRICES A lRE FOUWlOSA8A ONT.EOl 1
SUGARS-CUtment and cure of 8emhm,a' Weaates
SuaAs-Ct Laf... ..... -- -- 7or Mpermiatorrhwa. Induced by self abuse,
Urushied............-...-- Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, N4erv
Powdered..-.-..-.-..-.-..-.-..-.-ous Decbility, and ImpIedinaenIts to Xar.
Granulated. ... ............6f riage generally; Consum ptiona, Epilpy
Stranded ?...........-. 6 and FIt; Mental and Physical J:,ca~s~
Extra White o...........- &e.--By .RIOBERT J. tJUL.VER
Golden Q...........---. ...f D.
Brown...................4 The world renowned author, 1n this
COFFEE-.Java, old GovernmeCnt.. 25@00 admirable lecture clearl proves fr.-.a
Laguayra... ......... -17@14 jhis own experierce that heawtu. conse
io, hoce.... ....... -17@0 quences of self abuise may be effectually
Prime. ...... .. . ...- ----1@00 removed without dangerous surgical op
God .. .. .. .. -- .. 1s 00nu'ra tions, bougies, instrume,.4s, rings or
Fair .. .. . ... ...... . --- 40~ er rdials. pointing out a mode of eure at
Ordinary.... .... ...... .0i) onlce certain anid effe.tual, by which er.
Mo.Ass-Golden' yrTup ..........80 ery sufferer, no ,natter what his
Muscorado in hhas... 80 condition may be, may cure hiasself
M~uscovado ini bbili... . cheaply, privately and rad ically.
s. H................... 00 *0'TThisLecture will prove a boes to
(Cuba in bh11i.......--.-...83 thIousanbds and thousands.
New Orleans, new crop. 60 Sent under seal, in a plain envelog,e, se
Newv Orleans, prime.. . 5any address, post-paid, on recipt f fea
New Orleanis, fair .. .. 5 cents or t wo iostage stamps. Addre.e,
New Orleans, commnon. .23 TgE CULV RW ELLM EDICA L t,0.
BsAco.-lear R. ides, dry sal .. 89 41i A Es. t.. New York, X.tY
llama ,I)avis' diamond 13 Post~ Ofice Bo'i, 450.
Breakfast Bacon..........11
n:-.-Con, kettl strs. ... .....$
Corn from wagons... . 0 A *I ** *TA".
Oats, McDole. .. . .... --.... 5 faDnott.AmlltM
Oat.s, Texas Rust Proof .Published Ia the City of New V.r4s
Georgia Grazing.. - WILLIAM D RS E E ,
FLOn--White t'loud, pr bbl). . 00 7O S EN D
Kidder's Best..... .-. . .. 660 ditor and Ploprieter.
' l)0 do choice. . 5 00 Daily, Sunday,ndWelEd e.
OF. Grant, granulated.. 8 0
mlakiltret...... THE WEEKLY STAR,
Pearl Grits perl bbl. . __. A Siteen-pae Neppe, te.sse
Oat I ala........ 4every Wednesday.
R o E--Chic new... . A elease, sue brisht aasad eo
foAoimana es........ 1 2 F AMILY P APER.
Free ani Fai.....-.----...78 t cotanb.h i.t..s mws, dowa sem ns
Old Diiit.......45 golng tu preas:
Martha washington. --- 8 AgrIoulturaI,
Old Chief......-.---......0 Market,
Old Bo)....-..--.-.--. '-..'...sh..o
Toscco.--SunINo-.Fah Kee....*:0FhIR
L1one Jack .. .. .. . ...-.-.- 55 Poite nt. ,
Bla wll Drla. .. 57 Financial and omnmereual,.
b' 2 Pe00to'', Mumrnerue .nd
.: Ib: 60 Editorial
' ' epartnente an undev the dIro
PrIde of Durham....... . ---- 4 joaulst' of the h etaiiy
Prime nlew .... ........... . xe wTAh@ifllbefoun e* @ e14. Tams
Goo ew. .. .- -. -- -- -- -Or iginal ulolias by distina etei osaU455
MAOKRL - . 3----'. ... . 5 foreign writens of n
Hlfbbls No 8..........470
Qure hsNo ......... 0 TH DAILY STAR
20 lbs Kbts No 8 ........ ' TH D605
15 lbs Kits No 8...........92 sgal nee
lOliha Kits No 8...........7 6 aefo V
3RosEN43-1er galbon 10 IIaIa .oiildbl@s at,er
..-- - .6 ablest cour as te speNally V5W~U
NAN SI~ *~D T ussA frsml'h f,t esews byuU5iU
*,*"s & sa euernovdIur gnry ees
Greeny111lO, 8. C. inents~ .to aen an avs.
Se...,.,.ar..ars..
A. A. GATES, Proprietor. ,esmsre,lf,TN oe.u .T. stT
HE11 MAN8ION HOUSE IAR lDEEN gogres''
.newly reaitted and excIjently fur- Jlub of Fifteen (and oso extra toegai'r.1
ished It isi firM-lass in, all Its aipOint- TanaiS OF THE OAILY STAR s se
nt,adi o f the best hotois In the soscmss
rnonth. tad in th~e healt,hies and da for one.t yer(ntdster.
Soth So1~itfuted~ in t untr . t~~it of- -"7 wihout ssdsy. ,meya.,.. ...
fnnst doll IO .AcTy R T ,n 8'O Dda~Wiu uu. 9
vx$RrOU and is>nrlta and the cuisine Md., THgg g'.,Ego
cS?1n(bO excelled in any city. 0sga e-aWtin it