The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, June 16, 1887, Image 3
d >inauid line orops everywbere.
C'htdres' day at Buhamah Ohuro
ext 8sM41W.
j F1r' *Ore qnte neesctary last Sab
ath and Monday.
jCapt. Thornley'e valuablo milch co
41.'Iawtt'Eaturday.
Yellow Fevor has broken out at Key
Vest, Florida.
The faraiors are busy just now bar
1esting their small grain.
Miss Charlotte Murff is attending the
.mmeneemnout at Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Clyde are visiting
latives in Campobello, S. C.
When in need of good fruit trees
A l onBev. G. W. Singleton.
jr. J. R. Burdine has returned to his
Id home after several months absence in
a West.
Our thanks are due Col. A. Grii1n for
me nice June apples brought us last
onday.
Vice-President Wheeler, of Now York,
ed at his home in that Steto, on last
.iturday.
Reveral of our beten are attending the
mmelcement exercises at Greenville
is week.
Miss Zoo Gilliland, of Easley, han re
rued from Staunton, at which place
,e has been attending school.
Pickens will send a good delegation
Easley this wek, to witness the clos
g exercises of the High School.
The Peter's Creek High School, un
3r the auspicios of Prof. James O'Han
4 >n closed last Friday.
M. N. Kelley was before Commissioner
hornley last week on a charge of illicit
istilling. He wais dischargod.
Mr. Cason Saxon killed a blue crane
the Factory inill pond last Friday
iat measured flve feet in length.
Miss Nannie Cox returned home last
f Vednesday after a pleasant stay of sev
ral weeks with relatives and friends in
Ireenville county.
A number of counterfeit nickels are
aid to be in cir culaLfn taroughout the
west, and the secret service has been on
iated to hunt it down.
Mr. i. A. Child has gone to Abbe
ville to argue the Scneca Whiskey In
junction case before Judge Aldrieh.
'1 he license side is represented by 'T. H.
Cooke.
The boys around town amu e them
fielves occasionly by tying tin cans to
dog's tuil, hold on ioys, it won'tbe
le::g bt'fore you can tie strniga to the
d1u e bug's tail.
The R.;v. D, H. Kennaem'rn, the old
s.4 B 'ptist :'ii,ister in the Countty, bo.
in.: 72 y"ar' old, pena'c'ied an able and
interesoting cer:nu:1 at Hix Mi!e Chutrch
las S ib' ath.
Mr. JT. T. P orroughs ii repairing his
mn ll-iTam and over' hauling his mill this
wvenk. pre'para'to~ry to grinding his n-aigh -
lb.rs' wheait thast they inay stillt haive the
ve'ry hos. of ilour.
The expenes of thue three days' sessnioun
of joiirt. jn'I 'mnd.'1. ii 'a follows i Gmn d
Jarora, $146 80; 1 Nu t JTuror's, $115.10;
'Constabina $19.50O; -noeial commnit to'e of
Grand Jurors, Sl 4.70. Total, $196.10.
M:s Sarah P. Gvogan, of Staunton,
'Va., stopped off at lEasley onn day l:t
week, to visit the family of WV. M. Ha
S good. She left next dsy for Etbert on,
Ga., wvhoro shue wvill spond the summer.
Miss Mary Field died at her home near
Grifflin church last Wednesday of that
dreadful disease, dysentery. She was
about forty five years old, nudE a mom
her of Mountain Grove Baptist Church
where she was buried.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sulpper
was administered in the Prebyterian
church at Ensley last Sabhath, Dr. Riley
ofiloiating. R1ev. A. P. Nicholson preach
ed thQeovening before. Services wvere
had at Mount Pleasant Sabbath aft.r
Mi,on.
S's. I-. I. IIarris, of Culpopper, Va.,
S arrivea hero last Friday, having been
emy'tnoned to the bedside of her' brothier,
Du J1. I. Hlollingsworth who is very ill.
[hn Doctor is tiiunimpoved since his re
*uru\ from 'Florida, and it is foured that
u!s condition is weakoning day by day,
The visiting lawyers at the last term
>f court were:-Cols. WV. C. Rieth and
A 1. A. lhompsuon, of Wadhalla; lIon,
V. Hr. Perry, lion. M. F. Anisof, Mr. .
I. Hyward, Mr. A, C. Welborn, M.
V. HI. Irvine and air. D. P. Vernor, of
roeenville, Mr. G. W. Taylor, of (Cokes
tiry.
.A now de-vj~i.s bering edopfed on the
ichmond & Dauivilte liailroad1 trwins to)
ko the place of' the oldl boil cord, I.
a steam whistte placed in the oah of
e locomotive, opesratedl by steam from
Q h:>ilar of the ongine, car'iodthro~uughu
pei attached to thoecain similar to the
>Os on the air iii.k*t,
Mrs. R1febeca Kennee, reict of Mr.
>t Kennemer, died at the residence of
r son in-ba, Mr. Li W. (Iitry in
>powvell totwnship, Anderson colunty
S9unday aitornoon, &t,h inst., aged( 7N
.rc. Mar~ Kennemer' resided tbhn
eater part' of her life in this conty,
.has bodum a roidenut of Aicdmo,n
nty" f,or somok~ years paslt. 8M ' wvas
,animarried, her first hursbantd bieing
.1. C, Pmry, For more tinan thirtv
rm hue was ab cnsint a:ember of
Blaptisvt (Obinch, and wa highly es
aed buy ai wide cirnls *f friends anrd
!aintenuoXm, H1er rernat weeIner
S:st HIopo,well church, A nderson county,
- Mond1ay, ?tov, J. i4, Muray conduct,
.e,; th a,mneral aer vioca.
, TlLes were comfortable lat Saturday
and Siuday.
Mr. Willie Lowery, of Summorville,
S. C., spout List Sabbath in our town.
Horses and Mules for Salo or Ex
ohange. L. 0. CrArox, ('entral, 8. 0.
IHou. lieury Buist, one of the ablest
lawyers of this State, and a patriotic
statevman, died in Charleston on the 9th
inst.
Miss Alice hall, of Campobollo, S. C.,
who ha8 been spOnding several woks
with Mr. J. B. Clyde's family, returned
home last wook.
Keep 'your gates fastened and your
guns loaded, "for in such an hour as ye
think not," he mad dogs may conic
along and bite some of your children.
It iii said to be regarded as a cer
tainty that an extra session of Con
gress will beheld in October, chiefly
for the putrpose of pa.ssing some
eicasure of tariff reform.
Mr. 0. W. Kelley had on oxhilfini
last Monday, at this plac', one of the
largest snakes we over saw out sido the
circus. It measuredl seven feet seven
inches in length and eight inches 'round.
Prof. S. P. Boozer, of Oreenwood
died last week from n stroke of appo
plexy. He lo'4 his leg during the war,
being a nember of the second South
Carolina. lie devoted his life to school
teaching.
The Abbeville Medium of 11he9th1 inst.
says:-''Mr. Taheil Callaham, an nged citi
zen of the Level Land section, died last
Saturday. lTo had been in declining
health for several yoars. He was an
honerable man, a goodt citizen, and ree
spectetd by all his neiglibory." Mr.
Callahan leaves niany relatives .nd
friends in this county who will reeive
the news of his death with much re
gret.
The Commencement exercises of the
Easley High School will take place on
Wednesday and 'T' ursday, the 15th and
16th of June. Wednesday night at 8i
o'clock, the exercises will begin with
an entertailment by the music class; a
me<lal will he delivered to the pupil who
h:iR made the greatest progress in that
department. This will he followed by a
cantata, "Laila.'' Thnraday nigiht the
an nal debate, after which the oratorical
aldress by Iev. A. Coke Smith, of Wof
ford College. A tre.t ie in store for
I those who attend.
The colored v. ters of Virg iuia are
more and( moretFt" inletend ent.. Mal:ny
of them ao(l)eat th. ii naiiiition by
I the Demncats of a Siutheru man
for Vrie Piresident.
Col. .lcliohn W. R. P',pe has retired
from the editoriad chair of thle Cohun
hia Register. In tii we loose one of
the inost vigorous and po(lishied writ
eraS in the State'. He will be succeed
bv Col. Jolhn P. Thoas,~ a genitinan
wvell known in jo)urnualistic circles ats aL
ripe schlar, and foreib)le writer
A loc'iotive' on the Oio~ & W'est
Vir.ginia rail oal stre 'an'im wagon nlear
(Gaullip olis, Ohio, on Friylu mi >ng,
the~ 10th inst5, contaf. inin g J1. Ada~n. .,
if and two chaildreni, instamntly kill
i'g the pariis, ua1 also umnm of th.'
chzilren. The otherl '11( chidwa unl
hurt. Mr. Adamls wvas a wealthy far
A Onard of Thantuks.
M~u. Eron:--I take this method of
xtenadin ta to the citizonh of Pickens
my gratefulin thanks for aid anid assis
tane rendered me1 at the burning of
myl dIwein g on last Monday. They
lahored heroically to save my eft'ects,
and by hard wovrk, did save nearly
all my household goods. The colored
citizensU are equailly enItitled1 to my
th anks, anmd they arc hereby tendered,
I can never for1.get the kindness shown
mec in mys misfortune. Kindly,
W. J. Bimujrrr.
IiMuiness ChanIge.
Mr'. B. Weh'rle, who has b)eenl in
thle jewelry busines~s in Greenville for
twenty-ttwo years, on yesterday sold
his eit iccstock to S. M. Snuider & Co,
MIr. 1 ehrle has agreedl to work with
M~'r, Sniider, anid Greenville nlow
bomasts of one of the best jewelry
stt res in the State ('utsidle of Chiarles
ton.- -Daily, News l2thi inst.
Rluunw'ay Acciident.
Yesterday after noon while Miss Ca
persi~, t-he( dauightefr oaf Gen. K. Cap,ers,
MainI streeot near Sprnogwood c'ome.(
t(ery, thir hI )rsea 111 udenily too k frigh it
wards the river, Miss F'inlay jump
ed1 fr'ont hIer horse whenj niear' Coffe
strtit nd was serishy b)raised, hit
her injuries were, forfunamtely, not se..
rious, Aliss Capers~' kep1t her seat,
ando by jestaires re<teAtedo pers'ons1
who ran~ in (lhe stre(t to help her to
give the horse a clear wvay In this
she was wise as ther uinal dhashod
through the river and info his stablle
yard in Wst Greenville wherc lie
stopped and the young lady was assus
ted Mq dlismoti, unhlur.t. Mumch ix
exeit rnient 9Ma caused by her flight
thre' gh Mamn street, and there was
gr ad -arelief whefr the telephone
h r aight news from~ West Greienemelh
hat she was safer'--Jugi Nge,o 12th~
Housekeeptng Melodle.
Sing a song of cleaning housel
Pooket fnll.of nails!
Four and-twenty dust-paus,
Serubbing-brooms ut d paillet
When the door is opnel,
Wife begiw to siug:
"Just h")lp me move tlhis bureau here,
And hang this pieture, won't yo dear?
And taek that carpet by the door,
And stretch this on:o a littlo more,
And drive this nail and sorow this scrow!
And here's a job I have for you -
This closet door will never eatch,
I think you'll have to fix the latch;
And oh, while you're about it, John,
I wish you'd put the c0lonico on,
And hang th is curtain,when youlro done
I'll hand yon up the othor one;
This box has got to have a hinge
Beforo I can but on the fringe;
And won't you Imtend that broken chair?
I'd like a hook put up right there,
The bureau drawer must have a knob;
And (here's another little job
I really hate to ask you, dear
But could you fis a bracket here?"
And on it goes wlen these are through,
With this and (hit and those to do,
Ad infinitum, and more too,
All in a merry jingle
And isn't it enough to make
A man wish he was single? (Almost.)
-Seleced.
A Caid Of ThankH.
I shall over feel grateful to the good
peopl< of Pickenls for their noblu work
which was crowned with success, in
saving my property during the burn
intg of Dr. Rral'ctt's house, on the
13th of June, 1887.
J. K. KIRKSEY.
Ex-Gov'elrnor 1Ioses P'arvdoIned.
A dispatch datted Jhroton, Juno 3d,
says that Franklin J. Moses, who, as
Governor of South (arolina, at one time
ocoupied a large share of public attention,
but who iS noW an OCenp:nt of the Mas
sachluseLts State Prison, lts been par
doned by Governor Ames, and will be
released from confinement as soon as
the customary formalities can be com
plied with. The Strange career of Mo
ses finally culminated in the forgery of
the name of Thomas Wontworth Hig
ginson, theauthor, orly in the year 18
85. In October of that year l was son
teineed to thre 'cars In tho State prison.
It has boen report d that Moses was in
poor hoalti and c:uld( not live long.
P. 'T. Barnum, the great showmnn,
who is known all over the wo'ld, in
addressing a body of )iueLUCSs men
at Bridgeport, Conn., a shor'. timt:
since, sai:
"o.11 d > hot, any of yo:1 a.lvert 1e
enogh . You outi!ght to use priIite.'S
i.tk evert dayv. Y>u are uasleo1 ad
want Vort' bultines; to r'utn itseif.
Sta:dingul dertisn.'tn'1 n4 in a : pa '
for ai yelr liveS in. one ('omuli t ill nd h
ledi a r\'ui ble1 life, even th t mngh
he bte of 1m1 ierte 'lity, will gr'ow
ini the conilidence and esteem o -his
fellows. On the samue piniplo a
n1:w spaper ad verti-l'1 .m 1 h.conies
famili er in the eVasN of t he renider.
If maty beC ireb(lm read.2sil it miake-A
miiarL1, and1( its prosen9Ice in the( co
maniis of a ptaper insp4!ires co:1didineeC
ini the stabilite o f its entf.rrise.-'
TIhie follow3inig are the appomtments of
IM. O. L,. D)uranit en th Psiekenis Mis
sion nt til furthe onIotict:-TUwel vs Milte,
1st Sunday at 3 o'clock p. im.; Gap l!,
1st SunJIday 10 o)~'clock IL. mI.; Tabor, '2nd
Sunday 3 o'clock p. mn.; Porter-'s (Chap'
(eI, 3d Su nday I1 o'clock a. m-; Newu
Hop1), 4ith Suntday 11 (o'clock a, mi.
Th'le following order of prmeacehinig of
t he Pickens. Circuit will be obstjrved un1
til furt.her notice:
Zion, 1st Sunday at 11 o'clck a. mn.
Easley, 1st, SundaIlty lit 4 o'clock, p. mn.
Pickensa, 2d Sunday at 11 o'look, a. mn.
Bethlehem, '2d Sunday at 36 o'eloek, p.
mn. Easley, 3d Sunday at 11 o'clock.
a, in. Pickenis, 3d Sunday lit 71 o'clock,
p. mn. D)acusville, 4th Bundm~ay ait 11
o'clock, a. in. .Antiochi, 4th SundaIhy ait
An End to Bane Serapings.
Edwl~ard Shepard, of Harrisburg, Ill.,
says: ''11aving received so mulch hone
fit from HElirc Bitters, I fool if. my du.l
ty to let SufYeig human y knIow it.
Have had a rulnning soro on my heg for
eight years; my doctor told nio f would
have to have the bone34 scraped or leg am
puted45. 1 usedl inisteaid. thlreel bottlos of
leat.rie Bitters and several boxes of
iBuckClli's Arnlica5 Naivo, and miy log is
no-v sound1( anid wyuel."
Electric fters sold ait 500. a botte,
and lBuckent Aralinat Salvti at 25 cents
a box by D)r, , WV. Earle,
From1 9 a, mn. to 1 p. m.,~ 1and from 2
Tley1 to t'Pins-E v"ry (lay excep)t
.Gy Ari-ive at 10i a mn., leave 1' ml.
Brevard to Piek'lle .'1iTuesdy anid 1ri
dayt. Arive (i p, i~ n r ve (i ai. ml.
lino ThilInen to Il'ickeniS --n esday,
ThIiursdlay andi Saturday, A rri ve 10 ai. mf.,
itasttOe to Pic'ken'T ur -''sday and11
Fidayt. Arrive att 11 a. m.L, leave 1' Im.
Stewart to P ickenla- iTuleSday and Fri
daly. Arrive 11 mt., l-ave I p. ma.
Good R"sults in Every Case.
(Chattanoogau, 'Tnn, writes tliut ho wasi
Herioustly afiiieted wuith a se1 ver (!old that
settledl on1 hist llng$: had I ried aflbIy remO
to try D)r 1(ings's New 1/iscover-y for
CIonsulmptionm, did so-andl ws en:tirely eur
ed by ase of a few notttles, f4irnan which
time1 hcr haR usled it in) his fauntify for
afl Coughs anid (10lds with besHt 70esul11,
T'his i5 the experimnent of thmousaude who
lives have boon saival by this Wonderful
Diseovery. 'Trial hottles free at Dr. 0.
W. Ear'lo'z, Drug Sto.re,
The Golden Days, published by James
lveraou, Phitilad4phia, Pa., for 68.00
Per annum, is one1 of the most eutertain
ing and be:t papert for children and
yo'uig people, wO havo evor 8eon1. L)
bautifully iliu trat l and well worth
the money.
An Old Citizen "peake.
Mr .J. M Norris, an ot rcsidene of
luae, G:., says, tiutl h(" had b'en budly
roit hte'i % il l(idtney ('con ii t i i for a great
i' uty yeai r n at wit Ii Ecz'ua for Ihree
vi rs: it t0mC nuld erurcely Wa lk tnd bru
iri'd 11m.1y rem,yie9 with' t benerfi, util
he hegnn taking Eiect.rio Bi11('rs and atnoin
Iing I is hinls and feet withi l'inc!trn's Ar"
ntica Sal ve' 'Tb is treatmet aI ttfoie d in
groat relief anl he sttongly rreommusn.ds
Electri Ititirers to all who su(fi' with Kio-.
ney Cotnt lnints, o' need a l;lood 1>urifier.
Sold by l)r U W. l.arle.
Rheuuatisn and Neuralgia Cured in
'wo Days.
'rlte Indianat ('heeeil ('o., huve discov
crtd a cottp. un(1 Vp Iticlh acts with truly
marveluus r:tp idiy in the cure of lIheuma
tism atid Neurah in. We (htatee' it to
cure t y and ('very ense acute inlatmnmt
tory ieuimatisn at(l Neur:;ia in 2 1)A Va
and to give immnediate relicf in ehronic
cases aid effects a speedy (cure.
On receipt of 3o '(its, in two cent
statml)s, We will send ti) any address the
prescriptioni for Iithis w(:ntderful c: m:pound.
which nt be li'lIt by youir h'ome (I rtuggist
itt small cost We tak, tIh is li- at o (if g iv
tug our dliscovery to the publ i( in tead of
)utting it out its a p:tett inedc'eie, it e
ig much lhss x('nsiv. wec will gl:d ly
f'efttd 1nl'tey if sat isfactihi iS nut gi Ven'.
TI!tK IN A N. ( ii ii ic . ('
fei 10, 'i7 ly I'rawfrIlsville, hul.
fY
Absolutely Pure.
Th is poiwi r r'ev er v~arb-s. A re of'
I-urity, stren th aii wo.Y mnn M.i%e
e''ull!t't t- c . 1) i'liinairy iim~t alii
Ab so shate powders. Sold ntI in eure .
L ri. i'.'t:eti wnt' I,i:-t ,t 1. W ail
Afe )ot years'
tt, tlt ~ ~ ~ ntittwo i'i i ' t' t,s .r t\ i n theti
p'o\ ;...ra, tin \vamor
. Th\ . aa 'po'i tUi 1-r_n-nS(in
theUried an - .0 Fri n o
G ri nny. itt riu,:.Ht ti o l r c i t s Tirexpesr.
patiteti.
Draigito rt epoIi'.-etvn tins prieni ed uand flhed
re'aoniotito. Nn eb .r; .o ftr e i., i.iatjot of anodots
or drawingsp AIh-le he in-.! f:
mnthe lil tNT'I !I( A''tilR1(AN, wh1ith ihas
thet larifeit cireit at i nun c ii ~tt h miti.I intilutiini t
newsatper of it- kwdi r- thihed in the wori.
Th'lo advaningtos1 of such ai notico evoy p)Iatenatee
underitanitd.
This large niooti f t 1 I1 tontruated newotpapt'
ii ptnhbIshed W I.Ci i~ h d at S'u ni yijmr. and isi
adittedtac tuth. .i I.oo'jij.m--c dvted tOt sLIna
itnod in anym e(nantiry. it joinsii.i the jntes of
aln i)atetees antit ei i(cver: irin> pattented
each week. Try it. or inionthis fr oneo aoua.
SoJdI by alt newsttdualero .i 0 1Ptm rt 4
- f ou hatve Ant in t'o. o a,n'riet
unn & Co., miishe rs oif Semtntilio Auneriaam,
1 Broadlway, N ow York.
Uaudt>uok iout paens inaiod free
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PUlUANT' to the0f~ ilmSoii a t're'ti'!al
int oif (I P. JItin,i deceased,utt are ert
hyV regtfire d 141 1jrow~ th. claim insor
mTe on or tifore thet 1.'th ditv of Juno
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1)entail NotIce(!
Iday the~ 8th <f fr' Jn l'(preparedi~pP
form aill kitnda of ihttat.at m oeratiotg1 tan
will remain ais Itfag ~A I fi W'o'rk to
keep 1rue empiiloyedc.
W.- M. NOThWOOD,~
June 2, '87 if QEr-ml,at 8 C,
Fire! burgKi
No .FP)r'S!,9YNo. 2. Houschotld 2)izj, 22x 3 ,
No. 3. Small De-lery :' - 2 :ti'",
No. 4. Postmaastarg' attd tyce'size. 3:)
No. 4hai" in,i-lo douor, wV. fl t k
have ILt" t',y lnckcs, a ith d1pi:ratw l" vi.
mxanr/ac.: " r$ 0, lthe. bflr ,.:: I : e Ca
or ttsiti acj,s infrin;i):q s+; Iu (F11' .
Wo must have rt oi-)".b e ry} (: t:t
In th'eir distrir.,s tl ti(u;egF (f om. (; :
our fns are thoruup~iv;:sttr:,uc' d. ~ \'
the right kind oft mr1"n. ']-'o r m.nc :s:nIW
district. WVocujc'y a monut":.,(ly in" our 1:11
atnd COmm1ni:' (Us. Gene ral mrtu", I!t or
ndding a line of our safe:; to th1cirt+l("I,r, t:
Photo cards, t("stimonr.iai,rca;:i i ,
This is a rare oapportuni;y. It ni proII
THE VICTQR SAFE &
IG ThE LOSS OFt
A Lttre (on the Natuare, TCreat
mntl and( cure of Semninal Wveak ness,
or Spert' rr h<lt a:. 1.1l,uc.l ; v :elf aibuse
ln%olunftary EmI -sions, Imcp .ten(y, Nerv
(u, 1)ebiility, 11u1d Imp dc(itutts to Matr
ri:tg( genrc ally: C'onsumtptionl, Fpilc'1)y
and Fit(:.1 :ett:al mal Phy11 sical luncapacity,
&".-ly 1U)U1:ltT J. CULVL1WE"LL,
Ml. D.
T.he wrld rnonnd a(l uthir, in this
)admirabhle- Iecture' cl(:urly Prov"eM fromi
h-s 0'wn ("Xperti("ure that the:tawfu. con0e
<1 ene of '(elf abuISe muy be cifectually"
reno. 3.wi itt. dlaegrou aurGl(u opl
lCtaons. Iha"s, in tunil ct$, ringsH 01
('crdlia(5. p)"i,'ting out a mtadte of ("ure ot
hnce I. crtatiI :d fC1T tua1, by i ch't ev
I ry' iulTn r. no t tr t 'wit his4
t a1 n:y Ib(r u'' (n"ire htitseif
c', heIr, ptriV: lely and ri- tica:lly.
r)' 'ThIif I.l'cl ure " w,ill 1provc a h1(1)n to
ourn: (Ills e t o.i 1511::(Ixn''d
thn enl ag~knd i hrou'i.'ands 1 .
ad'it tto n f o1r s1a, in a platin env'lnpe, to
a h t : ar!s, post 1aid,. ( i rececit o; tour
~t: r I\ awre ptag StapS. Addirs,
1 HE CULVF}iWFLL MEf f 'n 0
LTLL
AI'tiui'e rg t pliesNtue ra
Iireo" uix i iee t-a -h ..W t. C.e
90i C))S fi)l besitiWork ofl anyts iugl0
fir4I44 ll to o i 4'.ClV ('rling on 411:
tIlii 1180 11)44 il 4 IIIIst la0
al% ofnh'i. a)St10y 1 4ir1n I'o'ipt of u
PO'e (isfro h~e (Luad
U)ri c; 1 he r.e
d(IK I LI 14
A I uleheFllaiplu4 a i-r
athe ongno- a hiy romII Sot. cot,
pe at havn te ( vhniduee A14o
) tn ifhr, J ohnni te (?uhosaf 'n
(7 P4arth 10 j1lS.. a * (=s a. s.
ibievesI
tSAFES!
CUR VICTORt
: 1 iU!f & fiffiie Safes
ii A?' t rs;l'y t eant to supply an
or, < '. dmidfrtoni.Frmners, L...trye,
?1 . .?'! M Alc, i.A krpr, P'ostnmasters,
S m uno il; o'ei .rn1s, Tounship
(r. (' ':H QUiuls, Trusee8, Retired
' iat .. ' e ... J'am.1ie8, for a flrst
&lass ftrre;,r'nf.h,'-g!ar-1pioof combin
S-:. i. . e, adapted i. capacity
aul 3' we to t:uit lthir requiremeits.
Tho 'kt;r ii. 1ist-Ilas in overy res
ect, wr"r i fie-proof, and con
' 1ul i ti mo inproved inanner,
' \ 'w mo och and every eafo
icur nt..- ;or-)ickabo combination
a' amt ari ite lolt-work. It has all
rtO. cornfr', eXterior beautifully
-y1i-l aa.s's.:nted by hand with
-i h.u ntchtd i .t w.. "ickel-plated.
I tt .,r nicly litted up with 8t;b-trea -
S o'.:a ":: .on-holes.
- 'A'it, 135 lb., $24.00
- ' 250 lbs. $30.00
- " 00 lbs. $40.00
c2.22; - " 800 lbs4 $6G.o
fv I' rk, eipeat^' kvys. Sub-treasuries
ire u2 0.. mm ;. f pctcnta and sole
:i..:-s .h.."..'.:aj, )fz.ing, selling
r ot"d 9 m cme;n *. ho aro well acquainted
v .d di;r iruting dcis, and tee that
I :.l;l.ke a liv. ycars'engagenent with
'rt .: tirc .'-1.0 t.,,1 aOUt,00) ,c year in each
itl ean all i to pay tho i iJici salaries
'I haniuware tdaler'wann re tp a harvest by
1I 1 eCiri:g Ih" exchui, county right free.
/ and fiull p:-t i'ni:""1a a t ation.
/GL to WI tL .... o
OCK CO., Cindnnati, 0s
PRICES CIRRENT.
TIlI ES L PuICES .\ I I.: 1' Ut W 1IOLESA I.E
LOTs.
ColU11ECTFy N1.,. Y Fruct'$o80 &.\M 1..n
In nakintg unarket luotatiohs w oal
only approxaaaite valuua. jauny cltnn
gos occur aftc' t"he qiuotatiolH a1r" uent
out, and WO cut only hop0 to give a geu
oral idea of the value prevailing the day
tho quotations are madc.
SuoAna--.Cut It.
Cr. l ...............
C1;na; 'c ..6't at.ulta,l A... .... ..63(G3
L ratlt o<--....-...-... ...........
l ituttn e .........
Corax:- Java,/hi otuu ... t t< U
L .i a...................10}( go 1
hi'.................. 11(oUU
Prli na r ................ 1 )
M1oL.Aasas --Gohlen Syiup .
Muso alo in hi is.' -- 0
-M e5o i 01(1In hiasl. ...... .. 80
S. II. -..... .. --... 23
1iha1: in hbbl .............. l
New Orle:uo+, new (r. .. U'
NcW O>rl'anis, primeo.. . .. 41r5
BACON - lar r. Siles, <riy sal ..
(hoice kettle 4.ub1 y
ho)Iice ke'ttle buckeats . . . .
11.ArN--fo, f.from.i t')oo...g
(ii fr.oan uguni ....... 6
Onisb, .McDl) - --I -- 55
O)ats, Texas l?.ast Proof..
Il'.otini- Whit ' 1(11(l, Jer 1bl.. 7 ((
jliiler'l i8st............... . I)
I o <110 choe(.......6 00
Shiellyvilb........... ... 00g
IIoWar<cl '-ftrt ...... 5 00
P'e:-I (rils jar bhi).......3 75
Oat j-i i( iieal.-----....650
T'U oii4i2) --(trl cW;.., .-- 'a l ... .
( ill iiva- i . . . IL-.1
Fre Il Easyif...... .......
, O1ld ........ ........I
'I' IIAcco S on ix I .'ah Lii I\I(..n 2
L 1ne .J:wk.... ...... ....
''' ilb.. 55
ih le of Ih)lruain. ........... 2
Pronli nEw..........(1
Gong new- -- - -- - --.. 60
MacIC IJ:r. No 3:--.--.--.--..... 613 50
Half bhi, No :3.-.-.-.-... 7 5
Qute bhis No.5......... 4 on
'20 lbs h{ifs No~ 3 .........1 25g
15 hbs J(its No :1........... 20
10|h lK'its No :s....... 00 g
FRIT TRES!
-.-TI11. -
C(I IEA IP E S T.
- ( o)
J. H Unsdle &. lr , oIf Joneals
town GilordC.,aty, . C, is an
a11t('( alil 1.re(s and1 viines to dre 'N i rugh
thle first. seas mi. Thelir agents areO in..
rafi 1(eted f o replacte, fie, oIf cibarge,
all trees ando Vifineta do) nio. live
through the first season11 when) titen
Thji e v. (I. \V Slihin is O.u
standin~g h;.'ent for Picktes County,
S C. J1uy your1 tree's fromIi ai mian*
you know and1( (can ba foinnd; who
will corrIect all1 mkistaLke, V(eplaco dead
trees4 &c.,
Add1r.ss all ordlers fo hum at Pic~k
ens S. C. Beware of .tIucr h
comlie to yoUu nu king all kindu oIf
prom1Y1ises, ofbri # t o sell "Efverbear
ing aple( treesH," F.-ot Pr'oof peach'JI
trees,"' "BnlcllhI ia .vbfwry~," theIUy are
money traps.
Addreasi for (Gat iJ :nes,n Prices
& ouir Agent, or to : LirecCt.
J. S. RAG4SDAI TE .6 .BRO.,
Ai..r. 28. 3. JAM.MTUWN, N. C.'
R ehlamnd*
i'IEDMONT AIR LU E B
CONDENSED 80 1DULE
l)ecenlbea. 19th, 184.
Trains run by 75th 1eridian time. Uad
hour fwter than 90th Merldian tise
DArr, .
No 51i No 5$
l.eav Atlanta........ 7 uU pmt- 40 am
Arrire Gain,eville... ; 9 12 inm 10 85 tm
.ul.-........ 6pmI1057asa
'Ioeoa.. ..... 1080 n:1200 z
Heneca.......... 11 87 fm-125 p
y.................. 12 80 am 210pt ~
Greonvill........ 1 02 am 2 82 pm
Hpartaaburg ...... 2 17 am 8 48 pm
Uairney.......... 8 05 am 480p*t
(lastonia.. ..... 4 19 am 5 41pm
('harlotte.... .....| I5 05 am' 6 2g5p
Salisburv ........ . 6 42 aml 8 01 pm
Naltesville.. ... ... ..... .. .. 12 14 pm.
Asheville..... ..... 616 pr
At'. Ilit Springs-- ..--...... ... 8 *7 pa.
aleigh .......... 150 pm 6 80 am
(4okdahoro. ...... 4 45 pm ii 20 am
GrceenMsborY ....... 8 2 am 9 40 pm
Datvlill . ..".... 10 10 an 11 29pm
Richnoid........ 350 pm 6 40 am
Lynehlntrg ..... 1 05 pm 2 00 ama
Charla,t tevill .... 8 40 pm 4 10 am
WashIington..1.....4 28 j)ml 8 10 am
Baltimnt(........ 11% pm'1 009 av
Philaullbdei:p..... 11 00 tml123.p
Arrive New York..... 0 20 ala 8 20 pm
Daily
No 110 I No 52
Le1iv New York.... 4 4!; am 4 80 pm
Philadelphia. . . .7 20 am 6 57 pm
3altinorw......... 9 4'a.nt' 9 42 pm
WaThington...... 11 20 am 11 00 pm
(hrl:ui,t.tesville. .. 8 'n pm' 8 00 am
Lynchburg........ t 50 )m n 05 aim
Richmoni.... .... 8 00 pm 2 80 .a t
)antville......... 8 50 pml 80 ?a1ig
Oreensboro....... j10 41 pn 9 48 am
Goldsbo'o...... I1 a0 atti o 00 pm
1?.aleigh.......... a 80 pn 1 00 am
lint Spritg...... 8 42 ai......
Asheville.........10 54 am .......
Statesville...... ..4 48 pm.......
Salishury....... 12 81) nm 11 28 am
('h:rlotte ........ 2 25 am 1 00 pm
(astonia........ 8 24 amI 1 42 put
(1a Tey's........ 4 50 am, 2 51 pm
Spa -tnumrg .....I 5 36 am 8 84 pm
(rc "nville....... i 50 am 4 48 pm
Eastey ... ... , .... 7 16 am 5 14 pm
Meneca ......... 8 40 am 6 12pm
Tc'ca,o.. ....... . 40 am 7.08 pm
'Lula . ... .... 11 04 am 8 22 pm
(hinmesville .. .. 11 26 am; 8 46 pm "
.rrive Atlanta........I 1 20 an 10 40 pm
SLEEPING ( AR SERVTrE
On trains 50 and Si Pullman 1Buffet sleep"
"tr: ht ween New York and A tlatta. Oa
lraius 52 and 53 Pulman Buffet sleeper
Ietween WVashhaigton amd New Orleans.
Pullmnuu sleeper between Greeushoro and
pii .pal stations, to al points. For rate
amnd iuformnation apply to any agen.t of the
com.pany r
E B 'i'IIOMAS9. JTAS. L. T iYF,OR
*Gend Manager - G P A
G2ree~nlle, S. C.
A- A- GATrE , ProprI)lietor,
A. newly 1 refitted( anad exellenmtly fur.
nmIiei. ItM i iitclas ini all its appoint
nmtm, dijf 1o (', II- tiat J iIt,hoLt ithid
nost. <'lh'iIhtful c'ity in thme ounitr'y, it of--'
hi-rn St 'I,LiL lt A'VTTIL WTYIIONM 'I ()
VISL'U tS . and tourists aind the cuisine
'mmant he excel ledi jnm nayjity.
Oi! 21'-92. C414 , NRERiville fl I
Columbia andI Greenville 'Divisin
CO)NDE)Sl*DI 8CIIEDULE~
rarinsrn on 75ith Meridiar. tine,
on() 1hb)oun d ) No 2.
Ibae't' Ash'.viI1.......,.....,.il N am
''I ei;ieronvi 1in.... ... ..12 412 pm
" Flt Huock.-... .... . 1 5 pmn
'8~ i rtnhur ......... .. 3 5 pm~
triva. (olmbih,a...............~ Oil 00)ti
- ' Aarm'fa........ .... .....) 20pa)l1
av Wa hna............. 15am
" '11(5- -- -----......9 17 am
- Abheville....--......0 453 am
"' L:(mrenms . ...... i -15 am
" (Vree,uw.ood.......~.'1~
'-Ninet.y'i MI..... ....... I 10k
''..N..wb..rr........... .... 3 05i'm
r've (Cohnnahia..................5 07 pm
'Augusta.---.............. 9 20 pms
......h.. hh.......... .1 0 amilf
ri v( SpartanhuJIrg.... ....... 18 pm
Fhrt Ilock...........~ o 8pm
1I'nder:asonville.-.-..-...... 67 pm
Ashillej1h................7 10 pm
Atlainta.-----------.......10 40 pm
,E'v(' coluna ............1 0 00 1,1
"Newhemrrv.................. sapr
" Nity Mix...... ........ 2 0pm
.... r..e.w...d............... 1152 pmn
' (Gr'e,ville.............. 5 5pm
" JiLautens ., ......... 4pm
"' Ahhlev'ille.............. R4 pi
" Henlc('a................., 6 02pm
" Walhialla ........ 0 85 pm
No's. 1 and e ramm pofi lo'tseen Colutn
Ia :and( .i shev ill
No. 53 mjakes c'loseC connfctionl for
~tfantn,
No. 52 maiakes e'so concr *'an for Au
nsta anti Ch)aarestuon at I oh n. bha.
I). ('A llUI)dLI, A P) A, (' h mb'' , 44
*S)IjL hA AS, Trrafie Mana er.
FLORAL OUIDE
- Is a work of ia"rf 291
CrIv.9I(rn of theO best Finwere
1($vAL.f-l', lA. prTEine of lanti
1,nd how tC
- " them I 'rke onI.' 11 I'eJn wh1kh 415
bet ordue Ie frin aihe (hin e dr, at;
O'h1.Y vn K'nar& as. AT'nrAnDQUArrRT,.