The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, April 14, 1887, Image 3
Fddley is about to aenlare war against
doge.
Fortune seldoma supplies the plaoo of
merit and applioation.
Mr. W. 8. Brown and Dr. U. F. Di
" -ver, of Anderson, were in town last week
on professional business.
Mr. B. G. Trotter was before Commis
-iQor Thornley last Fridry on a eha rge
of distilling. Ho was bound over for
trial.
The conviets sentenoed to the county
Jail atthe recent term of court at Green
yule, will be required to work on the
f streets.
Mr. R. J. Kirksey, a 4ew days ago
picked up from a gully, a conuterfeit
Mexiean dollar, made of pewter, dated
1804.
Be sure for a trip to Charleston. The
railroad will give reduced rates to those
wishing to attend the unveiling of the
a,. Calhoun Monnunent.
Miss Helm McMakin, one of Spar.
taniburg's most beautiful and eharming
daug6ters, is visiting her sistors, Misses
earrie and Lillie.
Central town election resulted as fol
7owe:-H. D. Rowland, Intendant; T..
.J. Werner, J. N. Hopkins, T. L. Wat
kins and W. B. Gaines, Wardenls.
The Piokens town election on the ttk
inst. resulted at follows: B. F. Leslie,
Intendant; J. E. Cox, G. W. Earle, W.
H. Ashmore and J. B. Clyde Wardens.
John Jame, of Greers Station, was
married on Thursday the 7th instant to
Miss Lou Jones of Piekens county. The
-ceremony was performed by the Rev.
4 D. C. Freeman at his own residence.
Arehie Ramsey died in Dnnklini town
ship, Greenville county, on the 3d inst.
His sister, Miss Mary Ramsey died on
the day following. Allen Chandler, of
the same township, died on the 3d. inst.,
aged 05 years.
'The motion for a new trial in the case
.of the State vs. B. H. Jacobs convicted
-of man-slaughter, was sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary- He ais ap
pealed, and given bail in the sum of five
thousand dellars.
.Jnlge Fraser hear 1 argument on the
Pickens and Easley Road Mandaurus
case, at (ireenville last Thlnrsday even
lug. B. A. Chill repxr euted the peti
tioners, J. P. Cary the County Cenmis
, oners. Decision re.erved.
Dr. L. G (layton, of Central has a
most bautiful pony. While it is as
gentle as a brindle eat, it is as eet as a
"courssr. Last. week he drove it from
Central to Piekens, 14 miles, in two
hours and ten, without beir.g in a hurry.
Mrs. Jvn Cre'ia"h-v lie,l aL the rei
4 .den,e of her .huw4band in D)enii-vill e
TIowvnship on the 5th inst. She wa's a
e~ )Ilistent m:ember of the Btapti4 4k etreh,
and the berevedl hxuib-ta&, fa nily u ad
friend4 haLve the :y.apathlids of the comn
mtunitev.
Austhior Jenkins a-nd Carrie ,Tenk-ins
were before Juticie Robiison 01 last
T1hursday, charged with asszwlt awln bat
* 'tory on Jerona Jenkins. The defen1
dante were found gnilty and entenad
to five days in jail, or a fine of two,dol
.lars. They p)aid np.
Samuel Morgan one of the old st and
most respeotedl citizens of Spasrtanhur g,
died en Wednesday at his honme above
Wellford, aged 81 year.. Ha was a
faithful and honored nmer of Holly
Springs Btptiat olhurchi and was bJuried1
~there en Thursdiy.
Arthur White (D)og Eye) returned
from Columbia last week, where he has
'been on important business for the State.
He said he thought the company had
p ut new springs under the cars sinuee he
w ent down, as they appearsd o.n his re
turn to be far more eomfortable.
ATTENTION A. F. M.-A speceial comn
munication of Keow.ee Ledge. No. 79 A.
F. M. is o:dled for Monday, the 18th
inst,.nat 2.30 p. m. All are requestedl
to be promptly on hand at that hour.
Rusiness of imiportatnce. Mr. WV. T.
Brauch, D). D). G.. M. 1st M. Dlist. S. C.
will be p)resent.
The many friedea of Dr. JohnT lol ..
lingsworth will be glad to learn that lhe
ini again in Pickens. lHe and his mother
returned fromt Florida last Th'ursday.
Hfis Health is somuewhuat improved, and
he is looking much better than w' un lhe
'left lat fall. Mrs. C. L. Hlhlhingsorth'
4 .enjoyedi her trip very much.
Mr. L. D). Ste~pheuns and his boys have
'been wvaging a war of extermnination
agRainst the musk rats. hinee the fhis
.of January they have i'.mghit and killed
eighty-five on a half mile section of
Twvelve Mile River. Thejy have caught
them with steel traps baited with grains
9 ofirn. Mr. Stephens thinsks the det
structian oif the above number- of musk
rats, is the saving of as many bushels of
ai >rn. hec trap)s aire for saile at McF"all's
or 25 cents apiece. If a market. could
,e had for the hides a pair would pay
or a trap.
Mr. B. D. Mauildin and Mr. HI. "B.
* Irookshire, Stewarts, S. C., complaini to
s that their paper come ve-iy irregular.
- , aind somuetimesi do not comne at all.
Ve are sure thiat thes papers arm resgular
* mailed at this office. It is a matter
f very great importance to us, not only
tot a strbaeriber should not miss a Hinj
Is copy of his paper, but also that he
tonidl receive every iop)y in) (1u1 ouors
f mail. We will receive it as a great
ivor if pc 'ters wvill he very partic.
lar in sEW I'* .paper iso properly
istributed >ut frome t,he post
': , I lyde io vWting relaree
f)n'i fut ,:W r Eckene.
T{ n ~ iules for Sale or Er
elMni . 'rATON, Uontral, 8. C
The tax payers in this
County . ot wAs 9542. In 1886 the
number was 8259, a gaiu of 717.
A firo in Abbeville, on the 4th instant,
destroyed the haundnone residence of
Judge McGowan and the Presbyterian
church.
The stock law is no good when yout
nearet and best neighbor allow their
calves all the freedom they want.
Riley, an 18 year old son of John W.
Durham, (ied of pneumonia on the 11th
instant, at his fathers home in Hurioane
township.
W. H1. Ashemore has left at oi r offmee
a '3otton stalk measuring seven feet six
inches in heighth. We huvo an idea
that this cannot Iie beat in the county.
Every body says the Cantata was the
best thing ever seen in Pickens. We
understand the troupe will he asked to
render it in some of the neighboring
towns.
Never let an op>portunity to raise the
standard of morality among those with
whom you associate, pass unimproved.
This is a (elt you owe to society, which
if not paid will never be forgiwea.
Uncle William Clayton writes us that
le has imeole so blind that ho cannot
read the SENTINE:. He Jas lived to a
good old age, and is surrounsded by the
hnappy famnilie:s of his children and grand
clillrens, and we trust. h will live many
years yet to enjoy their soocty.
The case of WVest McAd:ams vs. (lee
W. K{ellev complaint for loss of a bale of
cot'u >A detfendants gin, was heard last
Monday by Justice iossett. The ver
diat was for the defendant. It has been
generally suppased that the oottoo was
stolen, and the defeuse was ordinary
care.
Tl)he Keowee Courier of the 7th instant
svys:-"Mrs. Frieks, the wife of Mr. .
W. Frieks,of our town,who had been very
ill for abont a month with measles and
puumoona, died on Twsday morning
5th inst. Mrs. Fricke was a member of
the Methodist church, and died fuHy
trusting in her Redeemer.. She leaves a
husband and two small children to
mourn their loss. She was 1iried in the
villsga oeiete-ry Cn Wednaesday after
noon, after apuropri:ate religions servi
ces eontdueted in the Lutheran Church
by Rev. J. F. Adlersno. her pastor, as
Histe~d by Ikv. J. I 1Fogart.ie."'
The Court composed of the luited
St at(s Railroad Comm.nnaission, will so',tn
ec(fit the inost (listingullislied court
in Am'erica. If it sees anyv part of
the law ;under which it opecrates iS
abotut to worik a hardlship lby being
(enfoircedj, it has then power~ to susp1end(
the lnaw.
Ex-Onferlxma Al ien.
C'ol. D). Wyatt Aikent died at his
homelt in Co~kesbury'~ On the lnoriiig
of the (ith iit.
A deep pang of sorrow will be felt
in nmny hearts throughout the St ate,
at t his i.ad .anolunIcemaenit. .A friendt
and bentefafter, aL statesmian a chis
tinhsgone to his reward. The
closest scr'utiniy of huis pl)l)ic and
Priiv'ate life fails to discover a single
act or word unibeoiiig to the high
est type of a chiristinu ientlema~n.
A anunsuliedi patriot, a devo, ted ,
earniest and useful chrisaiji his deaith
will be4 regretted aike by State and(
hiurh.
Thne Oanntatn.
The rendeuing of the Cantata, "Es
the,'" laut Fridlay evetning, was a comi
plete success. Thel e was a good
Ihlousoe, andI all werVe lavish ini thir
praiuses. The (costiunIes were beautiful
aLnd everything was ar'raniged with
conlsumm i atetaste. Thel pro(ceeds were
somiethI ing Over $40.00. The general
verdict is that it nruut be repeated1
hished the uma~ria :;e whuich I give you
Married on SundayIL 27 of ma~rch1
1887 also Miss Rhaikey Margant to
here'est. love. By Mr. Stonules She
live el, se to Mixmile an id I susp ose thle
one she iotliv ini theE saime sett lenment.
Whiich I under Stam th at She has bin
ingig lefor tw~o timeus Sothaot is wvhat
they say. -
nyii (ie selni(it u, tw(l) n)ew stub.
scibhrs neComiipied by l the, enshl
will be (entitled ti (lnl copily of thme
Nrsery and Orchard, th e beust booik
th at has ever besen writ en on the Hiubl
j(et, and1( woll wor'th three doilliars.
'e fo llowving ordte1r of preachlinig (if
the1 l'ckenis (Cireuit wi heli obisenedt un
Zion, .1st Sunday ait 11 o'clock ai. mn.
Ea.-ley, 1st Sunday iat 4 o'elok, p. m.l
I 1ekeiis, 2d1 Sundaiy at 11 o'hock, a. mu
lieti hlhe, 2d sunday at 3 , 'cloctk, p
mn. Eaisley, 3d Sunday at 11 o'clock
a. mn. Piekeiis, 311 Sun1ay at 7n o'cloc
P. m. I aeus'ville, 4th Sund(ay at 11
o'clock, a. m0. .Autioeh, 4th Suday al
81 . n. mJ- C. D.vs
An Afteraeom- Weddng.,
Miss Emma A. Smith, of this eity
al James T. Fenley, of Central,
were married yesterday afternoon at
th resideuce of the bride's father,
J. Calloway Smith The Rev. J. K.
Mendenhall performed the cerrniony.
The wedding was a quiet but very
pleasant and happy one, and the wish
es for the happiness and prosperity of
the newly Wedd(ed pair are numerous
and hearty. Mr. and Mrs. Fentley left
on the five o'clock train fir their new
howe at Central.
Store Int provep nts.
J. H. Morgan & Bro. are preparing i
for the summer. ''hiey have put up
a neat awning over their store door.
Sloan Bros. have recently had the
interior of their store handsomelv
p ainted, and nice seats placed along
the counter for the accominodation
of their customers.
Shocking Intelligence.
A telegram was received here on
yosterday saying that the mother of
Frank Hammond, of this city, Ihad
died sud(enly at her h,cme in Iowa.
Mr. Hammond was not im the city at
the time, and the news will be at se
veceO shock to hin.-JJaily News
(ith. instant.
Denth* Iii AndrMon.
ANEns0N, April 5.--Mrs. Belle Bur
riss, wife of Thomas H. Burriss, died
of measlos yesterday, aftea a week's
illnets, at the residence of her hus.
band, about four miles west of Ander
son. The deceased was the second
I daughter of Kenon Brazeale, one of
our most respected citizens. She
was thirty-four years 01(1, and leaves
four children, the youngest only four
months old.
Miss Cynthia McClellan died last
Saturday- at the residence of her fa'i
ther, alout seven miles North of this
place, after an illness or only a week,
frotmu metasles followed by typtoid fever. i
She was seventeen years old.
Thonsts M. ('ater, second son of
the late. Dr. A. P Cater, of this city,
lied vesterday afternoon frota om ("(tu
plieation of diseuses. Andersot his
lost at good citizen in the death of Mr.
(t r, andil the Presbvterian cliurh a
u)nsistent meml er. lHe leaves a
wife and seven children.
Ex-(orernor' H ugh S. Thoaua
It will be rememberetOVd thant Gov.
IHugh S. Thmomtpson resignerd the
Governorship of South Cartolia, a
fewv momths previoaus to the expira.
tioni of hiis term of oflic, ton aeepit thle
posit ion of Assistatrt Secretay in thle
TLrtaesury- Departtient at Wahainagton.
Bireidt(it levelanid had met ov
Thiompasont andu 'vats so favorale im-e
lpressed~i wit h lhe genitlemani, his ailii
ity' and his polished mam-r, that lie
tenduieredu hiimi the potsitionl niamedi.
Recent ly, Assistant Secretary IFair
child was designated by the P~resi
de(nt as successo)r to Mr. Manninag in
the Cabinet. An effort has b)eeni
umade in create the inmression that
G'ov. Thompson was ove-slaiughitered
hv the President in the promoi tiont of
Mr. Maynlard to the First Assistant
seeret aryshaip of the Tr.easurv. The
fact is, the law does not authorize the
dlesignn'tioni of the two Assistant See
retairies ias first andl( sec!ond.
Gov. Thompson is p)erfe'ctly satis
fied with the position lie aneepted at
the hands of the President. He is
d1ischairging the dutties of his oflice
with a thoroughness andi a fidelity
c'haracterist ic of thme moan, and he is
treatedl with thie most mafrked (consid
eration by both the President and the
Secrtarv' of thme Trealsurv*.
Governor Thomplson is an honor to
South C!arolinia andii to the c'outrty at
harge. . ii a o his wvay by puret
maerit. We prec t that higher hIn i
ors, thanu anyv to whicha he has attaini
itd, will crowut his career - -..Iuyusta
L M rou iele.
A. M. Hoiwell, a farmeitr li inmg near
Graenvile bos lbteuenultfi vat ing ti s
phloat forit twoi years and gives the fol
lwigas the result of his (-xpe(rience(:
It will pirouce ab ott t w ice as~li much
grain ont the same lawlt, ail with the
sameculivaton;the yield onm ordiia
i-y land beinag 4Pa or 50) buishlm-s to the
acm-c. It furnaaishies a large aounat of
forageC. Th'le graint maakes goo uii
c-ious~ i brad and( iS (ecllenlt forii feted
ing all kjindis oif stoe:: and( for fattent
ing hogs. The forage is of the biest
quality anid stock cat it with great rel
ish, eit her green~u or cured, Aifter the
first eta ttinig it succors freely andi
goi ii rapidlyv It amatures ihe sieed
in auijit hundrihied (I 0I) days from
plaa1iing. All t hinigs consider-ed it is
ai very profitabthle gra-ni andi forage
You can get thle seed fromu us. We
also keep Kaf'hir cornl, Mi aaize,
P~eaarl (cattail) aauillet anid (Germian mij
hit.. Siloant I3ros., l)rugs, pints, anid
n;is.
Another Art Craze. ;r
The latest art work 'among' .MTiet is
Lhe "French Craze," for don)rtIg oki.4
na, glassware, etc. It altnuething en
tirely new, and is but roitabile and
fasoiliting. It is very opular in Now
York Boston and other eastem. cities.
To lailie lering to learn the' Art, we
will send anl el('gLnt ohimi plauie (ize
18 inches,) handsomely dboorated, for a
model, together with box of material,
100 colored designs a.ssorted in- flowers;.
animnale, soldiers, land.scapes,etc., comn
plote with lull instructions, upon receipt
of only $1.00. The placque- alone is
worth mnore than the amount chlrgNl.
To every lady ordori 'g this outit who
onolost*t the address oft five other Indies
intretod in art matters, to whom wo
can mail our nov catalogue of Art goods,
we will eu closo extra and without charge,
n imitated hmnd-peinted brav- placquo.
Instruction book in painting, 16 colored
pietures &c., ouly 15o. Etnbroiderv
silk, best quality, all colors, .pery 1(0
skeins. Tinsel Braid, gold or silver, for
art embroidery and needlo work, large
ball, only 15o, Meoraune cord, white,
50e per pound; any oslor, GOe pr pound.
Other goods at tqually low prices.
Address, Tttr: EIUCPinz Nt":ws ('o.,
march 10,--8t Syracuse, N. Y.
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What Can Be Done.
By trying again an,l keeping up coarace
many lhings seentingly impiible nmy he
obt-,ine'd. II indrels of hopeIles' cascs of
Ki,lney an'l Liver Complnint have been cur
edl by Electric Bitters. ftter everythling e: e
had been tri,el in vain. So, don't think
there is no cure for you, but Iry Electr c
Bitters. There is no mciicine so safe. so
suce, nl so perfect a i oot l'urifier. Elee
Iric Bitrera wilt cnre 1)yspepsia. linhtees
and ill Itise:a.es of the Ki"hn-"vs. Invaumhle
in lli'cion' of St ont"ch atni Liver.ti over
cotte a'l Urinary lbfli.ulties Lnrge Bottles
only 50 cents at Dr G:. W. E:u-le's.
The following are the a)pointnents of
R-v. O. L. 1)nrant on the Pickens Mis
sion until further notice:-'T'weive Mile,
1st Sunday at 10 o'o)ok a. in. ; (lap Hill,
1st Sunday 8 o'olook p. m.; Tabor, 2nd
funday s o'eloek p. in.; Poter's Chap
el, 3d Sunday 11 o'clock a. in; Now
Hope, 4th Bumday 11 o'clock a. in.
Rheumatisnl and Neuralgia Cured in
Two Days.
'the Indisna Cheneeal Cu.. have discov
credn a (mpundx1 n(1 vhich aet' wIthI truly
marvelous rnpi,ii ty in the rn e of I:ttuta
tisn a-ul Neuralia. We (.n:trantcr it t)
ru('re any\ and every ('use aute lntl:nuta
tory ltheutn:ttist and Neuralt;ia in 2 )A YS
anl to give imtmediat, relief in rhrooie
ra's and;,l (ffe1t0s a s eely ere.
On ''r :l i t (,f atI (lent5, in two( ('(''t
stamnps. we will ""ncd to anv address the
p)re,rript in f~r tli i wouiilerftul i,pni 'nul.
vhie (ca hr Iiitd b your hn,oe drutist
at -nmall cost W'e tk tlthis nttis of civ
int , u di lirovry to til' pub 0 itnstu'al of
1puttinu it rutl as5 a pa:ttent med,ic"ine(, it h,'-i
i mucti(h hoss xensive 1"We' will mrladly
refuud mo('y if sat isfacti m is not givec.
TUE INI)IANA ( I:MA'.+1. f'( .,
feb 10, '$7 ly (rawfordsv:lle, lad.
Excitement in T xas.
v'icinity of Par:i, , T'.XasP. by tlie reni ,ot, le
r.covery of \Ir. J E ('orb-'y, wih W:) r.
hlipl,'eM he conil. lot 'n1.-tn in be'd or nas-'
his he-~1- ev,-rybodyl x: i.i he w-' dyviig of
('"nani Itil,n. A tril huite' of hr King's
N d ic.,vcry w:as S'n, hiin . hnniin re.
tif.iisp he hofrneh at I-' root .oe LI bo!o
D.Kig's' New ih ie Pilh o h inn e o he (I
yof t e lcver, hve wIII well ,4)11 a gm
The GldenDa, pblishereb Jme
per annum, isv on.eso th oi en,t)ersn
tbutifuill ustrate14 fuld anill oth t
jb L adi ies. tiLookl) CIIere.l ~lo r
forced to1 still, anid ouri prices aret' finIal,
deliivei~i, antd crushin tg! Folilowing~ we
give( facts and1( figures that will not and1(
cannlliot lie!
L4adies' legantl plulsh hland-hailg, 40f);
Ruiat po(lckelt< -hoks, 28e (worth 75c) ; Al
igaitor. specie puiries, niekel frnow, haill
suap), la. go size, '22e; laiesliit' two-blad -
peni knives, shell1 han11dle, '20ec; mamillor
knives, fior the~ lilger' nails, 15Sc; chiarm
knties, 10e; (Gem ('arpeCt stretchers, tile
bes4t, 35c ; Madamelnu Louise hair crimpers(1(,
10cI; hahyli 1)nna, ine gob i ip ilated, with Imut
het ters4, "UI dhy," "'''l)arling,"' "P1et," ''etc.,
20l a inii ('vorthI 50Je~);I sh-roo'iopl:4, faln
cy htood., 4' c, ( wor ii 1 ) tm>se'o5(1 pic
vi(es, AmeI)(ricant, fioreignt, connel i, slainatil
$2 ) ; gdit( edge' p!iniI g <rrds, c:1o a iack,
gilt edlge, 25e'; muie i boxe.' verly fineti,
$1'l.10; Miikaido b:mogle brali'lti, latest
thintg iln hJ(iied jewelrny, 3oe ; (OpeIra fitlh -
er f:ms, carilsl, bhie11, pinko, or wh-itte,
bonntinks; 500, (wvorb h 1I.251; LadIie'
shiears, ltikel p iltedn, Cin. , ,Ql' ; ci olred
phuot o: of aitrie'se s, 10ti each, 1 for II254;
.SAwing muaehineO oil (bes, spermn , 8 brrgMo
boittles, 25e; Lublint's Beantifying Jl po.'
hlair, I12.e; L yoni's IltothI powder, large
hot1 i'e4, I15c; peltrolleumI jiolly poadw o, 3I
hodttles for '251; Ltr.mliumil coiliogue, aL ntEw
"'Sltolen Kisses,"' ant IxItI lute pierfn;u,
Ii wvat'h lket, w.ith chinl :t.io
tYveh free wvtil' ey luhijil rder a;intiit
nolxI. 301 days. AM all1 giid- nt latjif.:
ill s-ninug ull a trial (ord--r.A<re,
Tull, l'miuF. N',w- ('o. , SvlractsE, NewV
YD.tk. marchel 10, -81..
From 9 a. il. to 1 p. mI., and1( fromlI 2
p. m. to 5 p. in.
Fasl'y to Pickonis -F.veryv iday exOJpt
Stundmay. A rrive at 10t a m., leave 12 mn.
Brovard to) PickensIl-Tiiecsday and( Fri
iday. Arrive 6 p. mn., leive 6 am. mn.
'IThursday andl Satur'day. Arrive 10 a. mn.,
leave 11 nt. mi.
F.astatoe to Pick enii--Tluesday and
Friday. A rrive amt 11 ai. mn., leavo 12 m.
Stowa'lrt t o Pickenis--T'luAsday andc Fri-.
dty, A rrive 11 mn., leave 1 -p. nm.
J. T. nrn-j~, . o ,
The Youtt' Cotfnauioi waiutelin.ite
reputatiou for, pabliebiug tlhe bwst deria
nd Short Stoneis, as well ie atriking 8to.
ries of advenure. The next volume will
contain the eight prize storiv :teieutod as
the best froiu over 5,000 aniui ori>t.s sont
in oompetition, The iirit Seriai Story,
to app(vW in January, will ho "lilind
Brother," in night uha'Sters, illuntra,teJ.
Every one will want to rnaul it. Li $1.7b
is aont now, it will poj fot the pupcr to
l?ebruary, 1b$8.
If Yon Wnut na Good Article
Di Pruo TonAceo, avk your loiaor for
Sheriffs Sales.
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3TATE OF SOUTh OAROLfINA.
Coums of P1ui 8.
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1N COUR?' OF COifMO. PTFAS.
BY VIRTUE of Sumdry E1(ntions a14 Ind
decret.tl orders to ine dire (cted and
lodged ii my offle,1 wiliaell to the high
tst hiddor at Pioken, C. H., during the
legal hours of sale on Sala 1)y in May I
1887, the following dooribod REAL
ESTATE, to wit:
Two hnndred and four (201) acres
more or leM, being sitnated in the State
and County afore1aid, adjoining 1111(1
of R. J. Philpot, Aaron Itoggs, ALston I
Bogga, E. H. Lawreanoe and others, be
ing the same land on which Mrs. Iou
Philpot, widow of Joe. Philpot deoasel,
now lives. Levied on as the property
of Joaeph Philpot doowmed at the suit
of Aaron Boggs, plaintit' against E. H.
Latwreaoe as aduinistrator of said de
oeatzed, defendant..
TEiRMS--CASI. Puroliaser *0 pay
for titles.
AL3SJ
All that tract or parcel of land' lying
and 1 eing in the County and State aforo
sid, containing onie hundred (100) anrea
more or less, adjoining lands of R. (I.
IIunt, Taylor & Cary, James M. Jones
an 01 others, and nor fully dcrerilwd in
tlhe original comlphtint in this action fil
ed n the Probate 1udgu's oflice. Luvie:1
on as the property of William M. Hecter
and Evaline Bnrker it the i,t of Eliza
beth Rackley for dower ini tid ltnds.
Tenms Cush. --Purchaser to pay for
titUcs.
ALSO
All that tract of land lying in County
ati State afore-taid, containinug forty-six
(41) oicres mere or I, adjoining lands
of William M. hester,, B. G, HIunt,
Taylor & 'ary and otlhes, ii.l
ALSO
Ai that tract of land lying and being
in ounty anid Stat' afore'aid, suipposed
to cti'ilain Meven (7 ) tleren muoro or le s
adjoininag the laist mientitmali tract abriOve
de.s'rib ed, William Mi. Hstolr and othaertt,
andai moreV paticaeil.trly desibaod ini tIe
compilatiut ini thais act ion on tile in the
P'robatet Judlg's ofilee for thle County of
Jiamies M. .Joneu, at the snit of Elizabeth
Raley for dmver ini said lLadd.
Terms Caish, purichaserl to pay ext ra
for papers.
er. II. A. RiT('HEY, h.r..
apr. 7, 1887 es4
R OYALI R am
Absolutely Pure.
'This powdler m-iver ;irb-'. A marvaiel of
t oltutteail Ithitto tlae <(rlitrvti kititls, attnd
'anttai It sul int omtit tiona with thec
mutltait l of low~ lest. sh.it we.i ht aiha
Itavat lIais PNllowmt:na Co . tot; Wall
At ret N. Y.~ jV~1an Ml6.
A~ Ltectatre on the Nattuare, TIrent
lnvin.la,tialtaEissions, bntencyta(, N erv
''ns D)tbility. :nnti Iipe.liaai-ots tot M;ar
and1( Iits; Nlental:n Pyd IIvtaiapacit y,
&". ly itolii;luT J. G:LVEBl;WIL4,
Thea worrhld renownuaed tanthor, In thh.f
admuirabale lectutre cltarly protves fron,
lit '',t *wn eerienc that the awin tatontse
trdia.n i t atti m'd ofI ret a
co'malitiona nmy: b.e, maay aaure haimaaeh
rjf'l'his Leturtae n ill povte a booni to
thoands am, ail ihon'd
Sent mulaer seal, in a plain enva ~eloi,0, to
:any aahlaress. poast-Itaud, ont re.ipt o' tour
THE CULVEttWELLJ . JC& -co.
.11 Annu St.. Ncu i *
Tf1F.8E PRICES ARE FOR W rO&sAt,z
LUCB.
OSat-rOTlDW3ErLt. QLmaouso &ULLL.U
3vo*rs-Cut Loaf. .. 7
Crw(1Ic((. . 7
Io wdered ............... 7
Granulated.............. Si
Stranded A ............ 6
Extra W1hite ........... 64
oklen .o ............
Brown .................54
orra--Java, ('1(1 Govertnaut.. 25@0O
L:gtuayra............... 17g14
1tio, UhleIC .. .. . ... ... .. 17t uU0
Prime.................. 1tsg 00
.ood........ ... . ..15 @ 00
Fair.................... 14t
Ondinary.... 1842t
(or.As8K$-Gol(Ien Rynup ..... 8),
MitReoyadlo Iin lhhds...... 801
SI Luseoy<lo il 1)1....... 88
. 11... ............. 00
('uba in hbl .............. 88
New Orleans, new crop. .. t,0
New Orlean, prime..... 45
New i )rleans, fair ....... 35
New (rleacs, conanaou... 23
IAcox--C'lear I. Sides, dry s. ... 9
1lams, 1)avis' (ilalond.. 15
Breakfast Bacon.. 12.I
sAD-Cboice kettle, tieres... 8
Ch ice kettle tubs .... . . 8
('hoice kettle buckete..
lz.tn-Corn, from stores.... ... 70
Corn frem wagon!0....... 60
Oats, McD)le........... 55
Ots. Texas Ittust Proof..
Georgia (Irazinig. . 55
LOUR--" lute ('lout, per 1i. . , . * 7 00
Kidder's l:est............ 6 51)
l)o (o chole...... 5 0)
O F'. Gr:vit, gran;ultu. . 0
Shellyville.............. 00
1iovanl " roct.......... 5 00
1'ear (rits rcr h b...... 3 75
Oat \l cal............... . 55
1to s--Ch iee new ............., 4OA C --'sw xi- '1LO n . . >12
--4co-CHwx 'alhioun. .. .$12
Sullivan's Best ........... 1 25
Free :un1 E.tsy........... 75
( )11)1 oain ion............ 28
M:irtha tW'ashiigton.. 45
Old ('1hief................ 83
Old Bol...............
'On(AOc-SM4)55( - Fahu KeCe.... 2 50
Lone Jack.... ...........1 55
Blackwell's I)trhan 1 lb. . 55
flb. 57
" " lb.. 60
Pride of )urham. ....... 46
Prime new..............
Goog new .............. 55
ITAOKEHri. -No. 31 ... ..........S 7 50
Ilulf bhls No : ...... 4 00
Q(nlrter bils No b....... 2 00
2)) lbs kits No 3 ....... . 1 25
15 lbs Kits No : .......... 1 00
10 ls Kits No 3 ..... .. 57
tCEltO8ENE- -Per gallon . 10
Orceiiville, S. C.
A. A. UATES, ProI)rietor.
flIE M NSTON iIOUSE it \S BEEN
I. nevly reitted anu excellently fur
oished1 It is tirst class in all its appsuint
ments, ain,l is<me. of the best hotels in the
Sonth. Situntcd ini the healthiest and
inost deli it fnl rity in the ('Iuutrv, it if
fers S1'Plaif(olt A'1'lIt ti''t)NS T'O
V I'I't)1t anul tourists and the cuisine
Cannoiit be! excelledi ni an ytity.
Clark & Wilcox
D)o the b)est Work of any
llim ini South Oav'olina on
1%La m LM'
Andi use the Ilniest materi
al of' any firnti South of
Masoni aInd D)ickson's line.
We halve the eviden'uce to
pr'ovejtli is fromi the Quar..
I'108.
Agenuts Ch.lampion Iron Fer.ce (A).
O4 re env ille, T-4. (A
tfen 18, 84 1 1
j pF 'ont of sorts' W lu luileele, Rtomagg(i
i15sord er, toid 41iver.* 14*4190 ill intek or slde., coni
si ation,i se ,inigle'ct nily lhe in4ta9l. Ones dIos
ofi 8tron!g's Sanative Pillis will gl.'u relief.
A few diose.1 restiu to 1.C(W health and yigor.
TH E STARK
A 'n41l1. Newsape uppoilrtin thie P i rinciipleN
oIf a lhaanocra&tic Ain Iinuistrat.iont,
Published In the City of New York,
Edtitor and Proprietor.
Daily, Sunday, and Wookly Editions.
ThE WEEKLY STAR,
A Sixtoon-pago Nowspapor, lssued
overy Wednesday.
A c1lan, punre, bigitt and99 l itrest insg
FAMILY PAPER.
Tt 'lint hut the- bite.t neSICS, doiu 1n to the houiir ofi
Abricultural,
Mvar'ot,
F ash Ion,
Household,
Political,
Flnanncl.I anet Commercial,
PoetIcal, Humorous and
eidItorial
Dr.imrtmentfl1 , nil undeir tie iretion o41 f trined90(
jo941rnalis14in of i the b ilAl ihtly, li0 4ixteenl
lmg s ul iie fiin.il criwth-d wi lhi goiii. thu1i
fri m be i g i o end 141.
41129r 41uimal irles byv i ingidii.:ed Aii'ricuial Andi
fiiriigni wr iterl,o it i. I S
THE DAILY STAR,
in 11n 4tei e formii'(il i. It. spin i 4iiorespoi. lence119
by3 enbleh fromii 1,oilonli. I iirm. JelinS, vi(1414 unld
At t .W iiihuiln, A hny! ' i i 4'hr newis4 celtr1,
thle ah-it cr ipoite t Sil S pec~ .1 ii: i .':ndh v the414
'ts hiir.iiry ienur arunil akad. ii i ir 14491h
fullii d . pih -
IyeilIIein i an extI rar4ilun 99ry induce04.
$41ud4 for cire111 nbor
TERMS OF THE WEEK-Y STAR -rol 01r.,
44ent4 ar.ns, rn11C or (li o1Al. 1in the 1:nl it s'Oi
l'er Ven. ....... ...... . 2
Chuibu. of 1- -f;4'(i (.414 onei hxtra to, organ5 iTir. .5 10i()
TERMS OF THE QAit,Y f,TAR~ '3o hU
ii irv daly for oneW venir (1nc1h Ib i eday)... d
l)aily. wi'tho' it Sii y&. one5 year......,.... ..I l
ver da -i : t montlIh..... .........-.---..-..
Du441 u lii tL hundauy, si1x montSihO..... -..-.-. -(44
Addr- s TIIE STAll
e0 nd .a- )i,lI v;mliam 6e1.. Ne Yr
eS.bg.mgAd Davv1Ieu a '
Columbia and Graenvile 'DiviI*
CONDSED SCEDULE
De, ember 14, iSSO.
(Trains run on 75th Merldian time.)
ut ithboUand j No.,52.
Leave Waihalla....,...l....... 8 5
" eneca.................. 9 10 a
" Spartanburg.... .........11 80 ama
' Abbeville............... 10 45 am
" Lanre: a ............... 8 20 am
" Greenville ................ 9 40 am
" Grecnwoot..............12 560 pm
Ninety Six............... 1 41 pm
" Newberrv................ 3 07pm
r've Columbia................ 5 15 pm
Augusta................ 0 20ptm
Nr4thbotund : No 53
Leave Columbia...............10 00 am
Newberrv............... 1 8 pmi
" Nincty Mix.............. 2 80 pi.
' Greenwood .............. 2 52 pm
Ar've Greenville ............... 5 52p*
Laureni ................. 5 b5pnt
Abbeville................ 4 85 pua
" Spartanhurg............. 8 80 pm
". S neea .................. 6 02pm .
" Walhallal................ 6 35pn*
" Atlanta.............,...10 40pm
No. 53 makes elose connoction fou
Attanta.
No. 52 m-rkl: cloRE' connEetton for Au
4nata anul CharleRto, at obtlbita.
.JAS. L. T1AYIA)lt. (lenl 'P'wa. Ag't.
1). (:Al)WISLL. A PA. ColunbiaC, S,
SOLL IIA. S, Tratie Mann er.
RicIua t(d & Danville RR
~E.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE ROUTE,
CONDENSED SCUEDUL.U
Dcccmber 19tl, 1886.
Traint run by 75th M.\eridian time. Onp
hour faRter than 90th Meridian time
No 511 No 53
Leave Atlanta......... '7 00 pm 8 40 am
Arrive (laiiesv illy , . . 0 12 pm 10 35 am
Jula..... . ..... 36 pmI 10 57 am
'Toc.at......... .. 11) 3t Im;12 00 m
0................... 1 t37 pm' 12 56 pm
Ealey.. ......... 1-. 30 am 2 10 pm
Ur.eeville....... 1 02 an 2 32 pm
Spmrtanurg ....... 2 17 am 3-48 pm
(a:fe... .......... 3 05 am 4 30 pm
Gatonia.... .... 4 11 aml 5 41 put
huilotte........ . 5 05 am 6 25 pm
Sal isbuary ...... ...| 6 42 ami 8 01 ipm
S aesville... .. . . . . . 12 (4 pia
Itaeih .. .. .. - 1 50 pm' 11 30 Am~
Goailboro.. .. ...4 45 pmaaall 20 am
Graeensbo ro. .... .. 8 22 inm 9 40 pm
D)anville. .. ........ 10 It) am 11 29 pm
1laimoml.... . ...3 50 pm 8 40 tnm
1.yachbuar. . . .....1 05 pam, 2 00 am
Chaaalot tesyille . . . . 8 40 pamt 4 10 am
Washiaagtoan....... 828pma 8 10 am~
Ilalt im;re........11 25 pmnt 13 anm
P~hileIlaia ...i3 (0 amitu2 .5 pm
Arrive~ New 'ork .. 6 20 aim 3 20 pm
________ Daily
No 50 j No 59
h,eav Na.w York.. 4 45 am4 4 39 pm
Phlihl:alphldia ...7 21) ami 6 57 p
lHaltimnar.. ..... . 9 45 anm! 9 412 pm
u aashinagtun. . . 11 2(1 aim11 00 pmn
('harl'tesville. ,.. 3 35 pml 3 00 am
1aiLynchbrg.I.. 5 50 j'mn 5 05 ain
lBichmaoala... .. . . . (JO0 pmlI 2 30 iam
D)anvilla...... ... 8 50 pmi N) .5 aim
(1riini$bo(rO..... 10 44 pmn 9 48 aim
(4oblsaboro). .. .....11 501 iam 5 00 UTm
Itlaleigha.... ... ..5 3(1 pma 1 (0 am
lalt Springs.. . ...8 42. am1 ...
Ashalevill ... . . 10 54 amn ... ..
Htatesvillo.. . 4 418 pm .. ..
8aal isburay........12 31)am 11 28 aim
(Chanrlat ta.......... 225nmt 1(00pm
(Gastounia.... ... ... 24 ami 1 42 pm
(Ga Tey's.... ...I J1 .0 anm 2 51 j,m
patat uarg ... 1 .30 nm 334 pmi
Gr< -villie.,......6 50 nam 4 48 pnm
.asaaey...........7 It: am 5 14 pm
Naeeen........... .140 amI (612prm
700l0n,............. 0 46nam 7 08 pm
J..a)a... ... ......jl 04) aaam 822 p
(Gaineasville .. ..11 2(1 nmi 8 40 pm
Arrivea Atkanta... ... 1 21) aim 101 40 i u
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
On itrails.50 arial 51 Puallinnot lla:iTa sleep.
ars het w ean Nen~ Yorak ati Au ta i. On
tain s 52 anal 0 P ullhnan lI:Tet l'epe
betlweenI ~ai W ashiton ant .91 Na w Orlinna,
Pailhnaian sleper haet weann Greejrsboro and
priniagl stial loap, to all poain:ts. Foir rates
unil in faa Jnat1lin apply toa aniy agentl of the
E lIt'IlMA.9, JAS. 12. TAYLO]fl
Genai Mlanaager (J P A
ONLY $20.
Othar comanlus chnarKa %am 140 to 300l. A teea.
plinte nta af attaahmnta witha ach aciuei, AIe
.ilahnsoa itumler, Johniuo Tudcr. aama bo: of Foey
lIemmen anad a lJiar. II4 DAWMe'gg, TRA g
ina youar own hiouse before youa pa S ent. M
machine. W AlIIANTEIb FORg 3 )gAM
Send faor ttiraular.
(1. A. WnnnD COnuNAw