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: ~ ' t,iree aaespervaor o fzU ieie Township ame9F. enarieks aes a goon4 in ' health that ts now about 2i year d. S lie is still progressing. Th< hou re to be numliered, and th< stree to have their names printed or the ers. : Js Looper killed five crows al ph e shot last wee1rk The crows will bore fter find other llelta as they hear tha Mr. Looper in a regular crow oxtermina o . e are infortned that thero were nighi dogsItilled at Capt. Grady's and in hit neighborhood, instead of five, as was re PWebed, Tho )W gets bettor as we hoer nore-of it. A - onetlimes persons are heard con plaininig of the timo prices of merchants. This reminds us that it has been severe months since we have sen a merehaz "tupting up any one to sell him goods on Atne. Mr. James L. Boggs, a son of Aarot 3oggs, who left this country before th var, is at Lenoirs, Tenn. He writes tim " is parents are still in the enjoyment o 'ood health. The building in which the auditor esurer and school commissioner, havc ieir offices, has just been reeovered it1b nice new shingles. The old rooi rved about eighteen years. A. sleight-of-hand man, a traveling jew er. a h avellinxg denitist sxnd a journesy an printer, all struck this town the me week, and its here yet. Notbiing ore will be said about moving the ,urt House. Mr. John L. Graveley rcjorts the far +rs in the Sunny Dale section progress. . well. He thinks as a gen al thing they are about fifteen ay nheud with their work. It will tke a long wet spell to put them behind. M1arried, at Holly Spring Church on ie 20th inst., Mr. John 11. Stewart to lise Margaret filstrap. The ceremony as performed by Rev. Thomas Looper. his rakles the 378th coup le Mr. Looper Rs united in the holy bonds of matrimo y. ''lue menoing of the stock hohlers of ' e Pie(Imont Inetitute was not hwhl la-it hnrsdav, for the re'ison that anilhient Ution had not be'in given. We havC "en r.iue"trd to eay that the me?ting ill he held on Thurrsday the 7th of prih - notice from Green. in that eoliee di. & tsuficient postare, th'emx. So if a let er tox the clerk is not heanrd from, y'or naly suspect that you failed to pay pu age. At the cou.rt in WxY ill, 3dnge Frvei esued n role to the comiaty c'om mixr We r' qririam th!emu to shmow oe m'e 1-'eforra ai ira t lreeil~ile, on rThm,1'.ad..y the7tl 'f April, 'why' a perio'mnh',ryV wrt of mn'.n ). Smxith' mans, to br umRsIC'' fill ................,.... numiihO was diisplayed to the eyes of thme main mxiouls and1 interested ones. The anm hier wns 11, Mr. .Tnlius Shamnklin beine' anmed by it. Manxy airo readly to scratL. bis e'yes ont for is inck. Thes C"ommissioner of Agriculture, A P. TUnther, Cobunuhin, S. C., requests to o put ini eommunienxtion with p)ersomi naving water-power for sale, Hie wish as to hear at once, as he has inquirici from parties desiring to p)urc~halse, so write to him. TJhe wvater Power of fhis u nsurpasand, aXnd the ownecri ible to make sales. - lowing are the appoinmente o - Ls. Dumranxt on the Pick(ens Mia il furthe nOi~iotie:-Twelve Mile lay at 10 o'clock a. mn.; Gap Hill *lay 3 o'clOok px. m., Tlahor, 2nao 3 rx'lk2ek p. at.; Porter's Chsp Aiunday~ t1 o'clock a. m-; Nov hx Sma:y 11 o'clockl a. m,. fires in this (Conty 11un wiha ~. O'n Tlhuarsday fire' got onit ii la ~Northwesot of icke an0 .4 Cf a large body of w(ood-laxnd Rev. ,J. T. urdine'si reside'nceo. Hie lo ai lot of bxoards anda abouat f00 rails. Oa the same day c.onsiderabhle dluama wma dhone by fire on Little iver' inl (cones county. Williame Summenirs, of Penadletonx, wm before Comxtxxisioner T1hora holt weel1 > n a charge of retailhing. Augustus lUnn ;er was uap ona a charge of renmoinag. TI'l avidencee nothe( ig eoaxsid3roe ul ao ni the abovo caMs the dafeandant.s we'r lischarged,. John Powell " as also be ore the Commatissioner, buat as the evi heuce did not Hhxow probable guilt, hn >O wais disch arged. On Saibbath the 27th inst., Mrs. Rich ed Lewis (died of panonaia at ias ')me ini Walahla, al tear a short ilhxiss d lea~ven a hashxandi andto four~ childrIex miourin their ite'pmiarableloss. Tro th ntle and lovIig ehamrater' of a ,4votei ristlong she han addedl thec yetes arms that endear thm wife to he hus bud,~ and the motheri to ti ehaildre, 'baow has'allean anOroos thaeir p)athIwa ling fromn their eyes thet lovodt onm om4 hiving Safnhile was thu sunlight of it existexo, Deit while thv hight oj young tife haa gtmne downa, it has loti aifter glow thlat tannot fall to gave xtortt60omde vuoaoswhuie thtrIyo, Work is progressing on th&.new sohoo house olptMite Juc$ge Du aat'a, MI, James L. Lewbt hn had to enter tAin the mesles, since his return -to Kau. sas. Salvation Oil cures rheumatiAm t frot 1 to 48 hours, awelling aund; bru sos in a few hours. A good rail; fell in this setion las Sabbath night. There was almost a thunder storm. The 19th oentury has provided thu greatest Roman of them all, Salvatior Oil. It kills pain. In a row at Easley. last Sabbath i the house of James Rosamond, colored he was severely cut on the face by Ho:n ry Rosamond. Suicide is not more sinful than neg looting a ucough. Foi only 25e. you c.is buy a bottle of Dr. Bull's Couy!h Syr up and be saved from death. Try t. Do not fail to hoar "Esther" on the evening of the 8th of April. It will sur pass anything that has ever beon render ed in Pickens. No pains have been spar ed to make it a auccase. The mnguiificei4 shade trees whieh stand ii front of Mr. E. Smith Griffin's handsome ivsidence, have beeu shorn of their glory, by being topped so they could better stan(d the storms. AMURsEMENTs.-Theabr goers Are very liable to contract a severe cough or cold. A safe and Lliuha Cure is 1)r. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price :5 nntR. Tho Keo\vCe Courier says: -"Just think of it! Forty bushels or more of corn Rheing turned into whiskey every day by the goverument distilleries in and around Walhalla. This corn makes about one hunlred gallons of whiskey per day, or six hundred gallons per week! Comment is unnecessay. The facta speak for themselves." - Old Soldiers 1eet. We had a little jubilee in our oflice last Friday. We were having a so cial chat with Col. A. Coward, when in stepped our friend, Geo. McAdams, formerly of this county, buat now of High Falls, OceI1e county. We in troduced him to the Colonel. Thev shook. Mr. McAdans inquired with much enthusiasmu: "is this Col. Cow ard of the 5th Rifles?" Yes Sir," re idied the Colonel. "Well," replied Mr. Me, "T think n re of von th n an'. :man hiving," nna then b;ganl a geinlf, hear7l1ty it soldier, shlae They at once united in a rehearsal of Sincidents of Le's strnder. After Col. C1oward wentt out, Mr. McAdamis r(I tedC tim i~Iciemns tanees whiuch on diearedx Col. Cow~ard, not only to himu self (MceAdamiis), but to hiundreds of otiwra. XXben- the soldiers were diq hambUdel abo(ve) Danville, wit hout pro ~ion4)s. or transportation, he sad that Col ti(owarid took it uipon~ hinal~-f to couldcomnui< ae, tomeethim na wvithI rati. ns4, and lso)t nosporM~' ii n ams far ais possuibl e. Mr. M.C tAbm neverF h ad muet the Colonel personal ly, Imst he with umny of his comi radets, vowed that dayv, that they woul re. uxnemnber his- great kiudness whik they lived. P'resprouis aand happy. Mn. l'uirron:--Thie whole s<c ion 01 Gaites turned out eni masse ont th: I 3d Sabbthtl to hear the Rev. W. C Seaborn, the pa)tor of Prater's Caeel ters wvere Revs ' J. TP. BurIdine L. P'. Stone, Ji. If. Vaughn and Jf. I) W Xilson. Rev. Seaorn p)11reacei-d qulit t an1 interestig 5srmonl fromi 12 ebapti ter 24 verse of 1st Sinuel. 'Things are5 g(ttinig mfor'e lively about Gates, loolking up for. a boom~t Mr . P. K(elley says he will seid y ou an "'tad " Hie has a large Ilucra tive matchiniery', anid thinks it to hii advanttake to use printers' ink. Thirts ehliers1 for himiu! Withiout a (1< uht thi~s is detsItne: to be thie gardeln spot of Pickens, yes. andl of the- Htnte. The best eroin were matfde in this sectioni last year o1 itany therOl ptlace! your corr5)espondcei lhas hoard from. Thewre are somte ininerails in t. s(ett ion, If ani peJtrt miiieralogii (to 4 ani intert(1) wvomild COIite in) hirt \h lgltlave a hot tjn e(liul toi lii Singhtn I'lThe penchi trees Ihave bltt omedt un11 aill thle peach (crop killedI t. t Mtvit wve wvill have somec appltes lft. The pooplle att Six M~iile hauve r ITe peo(ple' on1 tis side ar1e c'otm hie(-nting upon)1 the iiitpmsvemen-)t 01 the SiNrmaE, andt )more #1 subscribor' wvill bet sen1t il fSrm t hist Hection s on. I t.hink ever-y mian in the (County shuould take his cotun)ty papmer, they~ M ill certEainly* rot loose any itmey lJM its mod~ we ouk theni boust of the be~st trnpers int the State, fly energetic efforts the people enn11 bilt upI honw Ient"iprinen arid htnrdly femel that thev h~ave, puit their shoulder to the wheel1 May you stIll wieldl youwae~1 e in giving~ uticy edO~ itr a1~ iut i i+Ai'unt eauh..o la Couuf m O*ah- Znettkde: ab PiV enat saQo toe #:ting the summer of thin your, lu6 .* : 4ay, We ou learning, . tlat an-a orti 'beivg made by the school ommiasiQuOs of Greeuville and Ander eon to hold an Inter ,Oounty Normal School at Wiltiainston; and also learuuig that Piokena County will be solicited to unite in said Inter County Normal Insti tute, we theroforo heartily coucur in thi:1 movement, and most respectfully con mend the subject to the County School Board of Piokens, and ask them to take such steps aw may l e necessary to give the teachertof Piokens County the priv ilege of uniting with said Institute. J. R. Rnr.r, W. M. MVAsrii. I ~W. W. F. i mon-r'. March 20, 1887. Why I am a Fo r Man. "Wool Hat," in Planters' Advocate tells the following p>lain story why he is poor: "I am poor because I buy more than I soll. In the first place, I buy a part of my meat from the Nort h w('t; my fish CoIues from Port.nd, for the taking of which the MaLinlan der receives a bounty from the Gov ernment. My onion sets and all my garden seeds I buy from Michigan. I Aol(d the wool from eighteen slw') at 37& cents per polind to an nen t of the manufactur"ing company at Read ing, Pa.; four months thereaftor bought a hat from tho same companuy, paying at the rate of six dolu'rs a pound for the wool. Trhe hide of a buck I sold at. five cents per pounll. It went to Elmira, N. Y., was tanned, sent back, and I bought it at. 35 u mtS a pound, and it weighed more than it did when I sold it. My ax handles come from Connecticut, may mm tchs 5 from Deleware, my pel, ink and p L per from New Y.rk. Am I the only fool in Georgia$" The following order of preaebing on he Pickens Circuit will be ohse;rel un it farther notice: zion, 1st Slinday al 11 o'clocl: a. mn. E'tsley, 1st Sunday at 4 o'clock, p. m. Pickens, 2d Sunday at 11 o'lock, a. m. Betleh'h+m,l, 2d Sunday at 3o'ciock, p. in. Ealey, 3d Sunday at 11,o'clock, a, m. Picitels, 3d Sunday at 7; o'clock, p. t, Dacu'ville, 4thiMia :y at 11 o'clock, a. mn. Autioch, 4th Sunlday at. 3, p. m. J. C. ).v,. Save l His Life. Mr. D. I W1'ilcox; of 1lwro Cve, z+ stys he wis, for many year, b.aily af - ilieted with Pitlisie, allao 1Diabetus; the pauinlswere al :nost muidurablec and ~woui. I IRomletilfles tlr him') Iil inito 12<ivuli1*. -u4. lie tie(d le.trlie Bitters m0id Zo)t ) i.f from lirst hon I. atal after tL;i'z sixbo ts,w:i4 ' entirely eiure,l aul 1 had(~ gaii d ini 1un*4h eigh1t4mi poundaS. Says he po'.i tively behieves he w1lI,.hl 1in0, di4'l I it not, l0'-m fr the re. !.f :ifohib E'leetrie liiter's. Soldd at i'dty cent:; a htot,;le by D r. U. W. F.arie. Rth-umlVi.a l! u d Naural gina Cuar-d in Th2e aly at 'h wl 4'(1' o:. , h :41 0i1w pr.sl 'idt e411I'ta'i:s wIaei i I': 0!'j'1 41111~ torlh emasn an 'j'd 14V urallgIi lin i'esii 14efecs a speedv eIlure.Id4 feb rec,ipto 30~ (centrs, iI 1 wo 1: stamps,~il wie niveind oi iy tddre heeu precitio foilIlr thiswderfulha eni an'ts wIl)hiten fbe ti''1:1krl) (' by i your hen; i ira e atce smlI c4ast We( oake thi'(mean 1of4 in puting f itso ta a11( t en4 t edi1l w, it b11) (l31IT lie! Cnte C f .eb 0, ' (1 0i t.II Cra fd vl le211-, Ind. thtnill fevr the found:1 in:k 15': healten path of)4(l4 reghir trad, We hay Si:nnl'l-nllI forcedln t ot ll and, our pr.Ie r In, gieiact inIlI tigur (hat w0ll n t and: e:mot l ie ISp! tL llt1 Il l11.'I, inL( ais'~ elgant phah~ hand-bag,0lt I 4e; J4sa okt-ok, h (worth 75m:i"''lCl5101I Al-'Ib~ ig0.tr spjitety in tIs4 nilol 'ne,! ball snaep,1 hrg'lize l e l adh$lLl!4 ( I': tw( bh0 pien knive WtI shell'' hand ll' 2e; onr knives tor li thel tinger na1,, 15:tIai 10h haby phins,~ ri l goi plat wi < let~ tes ab , laris Pe, t. 2 a" pil( oth5.)'te.".o1,10 O ilapII $ Other comianies charge frto 1*1) to $60. A com plote sot of attachntents with each machine. Also Johnson Iimer, Johnson Tucker, and box of Four Iiemmorn and a Binder. 15 UAYI4' TRIAL. in your own house before you { ay one cent. Every machine WARRANTRiD FOR 3 TEAit9. 8end for Circular. C. A. WOOD COMPANV, 17 Noal 10th 0$., Plailelpiaia, P. R cicanoud &. DatavHllec tt Columbia and Groovill1o Division CONDESED SCEDJL De< Cmber 14, 18SG. 7Tra,ii 1tion 7tt5thl Metil ar, tit;t.) '4(>nthb>n1 ! No. 52. Lcave Waiiila...............8 55 tm " 'iieu t .................. 10 aiu " Spartanl,hurg............ 11 ;3 '' AbIn ili................ 10 45 tm " ,ttr(... x.................. 2(1 a " (rEerville..................1) i0) tn ( G('Er .nwo .tl...............12 5)i pm - wNinety ix............... 1 41 p:n " Newherry...............3 07 pm Ar've Colunt ia................ 5 15 pmn August:a.................... II 20 prm Nci 1ibo n1 | N. 5). Llat (''oltntilmi.................)10 00 tim " New1 rrv............... 1 .13 pin y. N inetV Mix.............. 2 30 p' : '' ( re nwotl .............. .2 1 p11 Ar've (}reEnvi il............... 52 1 m. " 1autrl:' ................. S 55 11m " Ahh'vill................ 4 35 pm " I :arttlu rg'}............. :1 ;tu pin ". Seneca.... ................... 02 lul 4 W alhalla. ............... t 35 lml A t.L nta..................10 .0 p m 1t No. 5: 1tLnakes (1OS Conne.Lctioni for Atlanlta. No. 5, titkES (lOsE cn'ntlflt.ln for Au gust t a: ml ('hr( i("4ton at. oltinlia. .lA . 1 ''AY lAR1. (en'l 'atss. Ag. 1) CA.\l)\\l 1,14. A PA.. Colunihla ', S. St ) 1L II A \5, 'T'rnlir Mana e"r. R iciIn1ud & Danivillea flR FIEDMON 1' Al R LINE RIOUT1E. CO)ND)ENSED) SCHIEDULE.g I .ni.v. No SI No 5:3 i Eave Ml;E:ota......... 7I 00 prh S 41 :un ArriP 4* (sijetS 'b-.... I 12 pin1 1n ;.i 11n1 I ia:.............9:1 II 11' am To ria. .. . ..... ..10 :19I pill 2 ii) ni11 S -a .. . . .. 2117 pIII 1: 53 pin F.: i1ley it...... t):. aii 2. 1Ellm ( " vill. .. . .... 10 e 2p tht.ia.......s 41 2' 54 pin i 4(Iulote.. ..E...8 520 :nn1 6 ii5 pa11 SaElisburv .l. ...3 .. 111 I 0 I 01 p1 lX'(l 4rl .. .. . ... .. 14 2 ((4 pin h i - i l . .3. . ... .. . I 6 15 p oti A . I -- 11prin1. .. ... ..... . ..11 II ;1t1 p m1 Ai P V i.': h l .. . .... (1 503 iin 1 :2) 1ai1 (.4 reensboro. . .l . . .1 4 15 :nih 4 0 pin Danville'I .......... 7 10l ;on 1 .0 jI ll Ilii9 n114...........4 ( 0 n 9 -12(4am l.y)lhhoe21 I.I . 1 5f Ii ((I 4111i Cha rIlttsville.. . 1150 , on i 1 a1n Wasingto.....8 523 iii ,': 4 *4m (Mimork4e ....... . . . II 25p 10 0 1am1 linhpia... 30I on11 12O:1 pm Ar iv ) New l k......I . 62 a1 s0p S o nt svkl..... ar c11 .. 1.e r ' w ork . 415 on) 2 : 111pm PhleE11lphi........ 7j Si ren 1 (8 pm1 li..m.r... .... . 94 :a aug 5 22 pmi (1:lin. tone .... .4111 20 o 11 8 0144m ArritAIEunal. . . 44. 1 '20 pm4I II :illam El it)a'~ Nvill ...... 850 At I:iu:l Omn 14' ohEiE l .batoio. . i ...111 0 1' am u5 r:tpm 1. talei'h' ... ..~A .. & 53 . pm ' 1 0 a di l llo t IingE ..... 02 o ... .. EIStateil,r,t ......,pili . l 44 ipm .... ilI e(. GI reenile..." I Pi50 a: v i ! 48 pmi(. Another Art Cra 1ateshbtwork the 'renlch (;ra deorating chi nu, glasware, eo. touetlinig On. tirelly neaw, atd ii b)oth prof1tub1l ad l .i-eiatig. It ii ciy p,ular iI New York io:,t1 n aud othor e xtorn rilles. To adies desiri, to learn the Art, we will r+)mi an elegant china plaaine (size 18 inehes,) handtsome+ly decorated, for a nodel, togethe'r itl box of miatorial, 1(H) coored d"signs aL3sorted in filowor, aiinallis,wldi-r', landrls teaps,etc., omt plete with ill intstrucetiolnM, ulpon recoi of orly $1.O. 'The hlaclluo alone iR worth ntore ttain tho amount charged. 'ro every lady ordOrieg this outfit who en3elose:+ the Idlre$.4 of fi vt othlt ladioR intterestedl in art natters, to whom we 0n1 mail our lew catalogue of Art goods, wo will eneloMe extra ta:al without eharge, :t imitated ihal-lirlinlcd brass phtcqlue. mrt ion hook in painting, 10 o' lord'cl plt ures &e., only I e1. Embroilery ilk, be0st elu:alit-V, all eol0r3, 8O. p?r 1(H) ;kein'. 'I'itO:el 13raId, goli or silver, for art embroielry mal im1'tile work, largo hall, only ) (e, ieo u Corl, wh;itc, 50le p)er ponns; any (9olor1, h60C pnr i1ou1d. Other good1' at. e!iually low lrire:. Addres', lTtE lNuMIIi. N;ws ('o,, march 10,- 8t Syraeue N. Y. MiraCulous Facapf, V. W. Iteed, druggist, Winehe.ster, Id11., writos; 'One of iy 'nMtomner' 1 Mrs. Lmii.sia IPihe, Birtou'ia, 1h' 1 11'"h ('o., Inlid., v.a a long suflerer with Con Mltnylption. and was givee nup to (li 1I her phltyairia:;t. She lar'td o )r. King's New liscovery for (onsump" tion, amil hegtuni ying it of me. In tix month.s' time she walked to this city, a distanioe of six miles, and now is so mnu''I improved she lII qlit u,.ing it. Sheo fel' shle ow't her life to it." Fien Trial Bottles at )r. U, W. Earle a 1)rug Store. 'The Youtt.ht' ('otmpanion maintaibi its 'nttatn for leihlishing the host Soria )1!1tl Shiort St ei's, 1 well as striking Rto ri.'s of ad1vet 'rO. 'i'lh' iext voimo will e ntaint the eight prize stories Rlected :a the 1m't from over 5(HOtun31'a i pts sent inl comipot.tion,'l The first Serial Stor$, to appar in .Tanluary, vill ho "Bind 1;rother," in eight chut-ers, illustrated. Every one will want to roael it. If $1.75 is soit now, it will pay for the paper to February, 1888. Abs YAL PoIy --r th'en ne r la'4. .\ uir 3la ats ca * ''. i 3' (3 l ' .n o : ( ' , ' I t h i W a l l4 'rbt, N. Y. jaa -1--86. Delinguent L?0nd Sales. Treasut.: (r, far tisa'al ye.ir, 1 885-8(1. (C.~ I B-ck, 1 Lotd, 1 laibcling; J1. T Fem33lley', 2 Lis, 2 baaiblingw,~ (Cato I 1all rn-, I100 nes, 1 biilding IE wairi if. A.tw, 59 :a'ra a; Mrs. *1 ah-ii a N al, *I1 3t1aerei 1 b:uild. HIll AETO NilP JJ. .Fmlley, 140) ereS, 1 bilinag. PUlT' I 1NTON TO WNSH-IP. W\ill:1 an Evatt, a w-r s: ,J (hn3 lE. WaMroop,h'l' 4f0 :aea,-:. IE.\-'TATOE)1 T )W NS1iP. Mat thewav Paith-rcson, la0 actres3; ,Jb Wa31 tsi1.on3, SI) 3aer Natine -is hereby giv en.Ul that, thle wIIhol'o ath : avr3atl Pariels or Lot of,ai- I:e abv <hc d'-erihed ctc so niuc as' w':l he' noe,n'.,ary to pay\ . i'-xe, v,iil b)e s-ahl I,v I 1.eaure' of Pi1;. A pril, 1'5, unless343 said taxes, n4'l143s I h a t I jin '. :ancIac1 :.nh ale( will be0 3on3 tinned fr 3 cin a toi darv untilf 3311 of sia Parcels.13 or Lnts of 1,3and shall be 34(1( 1W(3I(lU l. aIt L D , Cconuty Analar 3Of Picken-is. meh 24 ] i2t Clark & Wilcox io e11 he41 Work Ofl any I'iPU in S0uti l CItjljin on A ntld.4t thie ll aeit miaterl.. al ofa ny !1 firm1 Southi of Wec ha ve ther ei4blenc to (ons hamion in doc? 18. US As we will nuake a change in esius es L Future, we offer our COSTCLYFOO CASHV CARPETS, RUGS, LACE CURTAINS, TRUNKS, NO TIONS~II0SIERY, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS, -- AN) TI711i E3NTIR E STOCK^P'STRICTL Y COST. IIOVEY & TOWNES, MALIN STREET, GREENVILLE, -- SC C otto___ed!Tt COT TON SEEl)! 00T TON SEED!! COT TON SEED!? ALLEN LOE STAPLE CTTDNt IIAs large s.talks, long limnbs, long speadinig rootM, leaves very broad, dark green %olor, boldis large, s.eed large and white, lint lung and silky. Ea sily piced-a humd canl pick ILy peor cent more in a day, but is nut beaten out byv stormsH. WVill vield as much or imore than s4hort staple. I have culti vated'this cotton tv.u'ears and the Heed are carefully saved from my own raisin g anid warrat.Apure stock, for sale by March 10, '87. 1 CGrenuille, S. C. Tlii ESE~ PillCE~S A II F) 111, iMAL~ 1.1ONT9LSSO cotitE:cT' OWERK.1(.Y I;arVI(l1:80?5 & M leurLI.ER aiur ret SUoiARS--Cut Leonf.... ..... .... ......trSara)li'7i.1 jiue )'sl 4('rushed.................. 7bs 14ns,wuated.................. S 1thlt,i St ranided A................ .63) n 'is c lii(~1' '4 i(h~l Extrai White o.............. 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