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oeote iotting livO1 f . Bradlt\y *wa ib 1aslyy 1et ri i keep yottr hainde out of th1 An flblds are uoW white with g 1 ph3. , Cox of Pendleton, twa -week. - hlf Adan M tnsel, iolor'rd, sbath. y cotton market hns openid ud 9 cot. Mauldib, of FsIey, has 1 for the past few days. tenes noxt Monday. Therd - u talebthd1 1, and 57 oh ':et-, '. U. ICureloh, last lugiht the first bale of uotton 8 11-10. ry Sitton, of Antkm, and Legare, of Charleston, are Jt J. Lewis. 1 it for rebhiiling the Kaeley " last werk, lt to Coleman & o sum of $1,085. ly, last Saturdny plrsented of the largest swrct pota seen this seagon. NF.L each wek will shoW tie )n at (lrernville, l'icdnont, i rty, Cehtral and Seneen. '. Lotvis, who is visiting ltut'er mt Senena, has leen fever, but is improving. 'stor anutl Jauie Lewis, and is Moss, of Westminster, ur santum with a short vis High School is to be eon oh its securing the services ;io McNinch and Miss Lil as thachers. stbrss and Miss Mary Fer ter of Augustus Ferguson, on the 4th inst., at the ros bride's father, by M. Gil ldveriMNo in the SENTINFI. over tlu eotunty. A few Id ii its olims will work 9 you are 1ashd). .i liaS - 'ers. n Iast. P ruLy, wasM at were del'iveredl by B. A. * .Shumnan, Il. Boggs and I l3rhsIy Creek fown*ushiip uty, a steami enlgine expl1o in juingi Patrick Stegaill begroees, and1( perihaps fa :little Whito boy, sonl of * l( Mrunkinis died on1 Pumipkintoyn towns~hip, She wias a memiber of irch. Her funeral was >lelloy Cin the 5th, by the I: , ard and Laura D)illard, * unity, aged 14 anhd 11 * dliscovered1 that they aire ithey want to ho. A o hasS died in California 300,000 each, and no doubt * ,,, . hnetinghas beuening Ciw membei-rs were iklddu Stwenty-eight by ('xlp1ri * ored, anid three by letter. * tponoed nntil the first Sah * . e. The Church has boon * A d. MEMBEun, * reqinests us to say to huis ud MlS th it waIs imposible * tia with them at Fos~tor's lay last, lie having beeni * . Lbhovill CI. UI. on imnpor us11in1tsa, w'hichl wouild not *4 ')ounient. II(e regrets t his . hesvu antionis to bet with * theO oCdaIsin - IByars died <,f p)aralysis at 4 Saturday. His remnainst *I Mt. Zion: near that place(5. * . lown in that country to fll 4t, when ho as mtiddenlhy For sovoral months he had( * ig almiost nVety Sabblath * lily mnindedunas wias the Cid en ('foral remark. A good *to his rewaird. ha .fU Alexander, (grauidma) a *l\ft4.TJ. F. Vihlger's 1)iaiMa - i, has .In 0om0 mlsulr( re - *,* : the severei and palin ful it * r several yearis, but hand he * , .itomel&d to the hoin tutInt slilV and safel y go1 to anly n this inistatnee she misV4A ! Tad and: _ . fT a copI of our pre num pnpP, Thd Anlorican Farmer. Horees and Mules for Salo tr Ex olianger L. G. OLArrwON Centrtl; 8.C. Teachert and trutees holding ionth ly sohool reports are requested to hand them in to the Coutinissionor at onle. Mr. J. \V. Stribbliig list week shipp Ied four Beagle pups to Penusylvania at ten (lollars por toai)ita. The dog busi IIO H p(ys at Soiiea. It used to bl, said ihat "virtuo alone outbuilds the Pyramids" but if it goes on eonquering and to -onqier, Dr. Bull's Cough Surup will out Cure and outlive themn all. "Diseased mnattire oftentimes breaks forth in strange .eruptiohs," and the re sult of it all is pain. Now Salvation Oil will send this very pAin to the right about at the trifling cost of only 25 cents. The attendance upon the Piedmont Institute is steadily increasing; The rates are loW, and it offers the best op. port"unity for the .eduCation of children an(1 the pr'eparation of boys and girlr for eollego. iis Carrie McMakin is again in Chaige of the department of vocal ind ihrtriumental musiC. As a teacher she has no superior in he South. Any one desiring to tako music. will do well to constilt her beforo making other ar rangements. Maj. Boyd brought us last week some very tine samnple cotton stalks from a field he had planted in what is (alled the Round Boll cotton. There ate fifty-two well grown boils (n the largest staik and twelte on the smallest.. It is trovn on ordinary laud, fertilized with 150 pounds of cotton seed meal an) ierrymai gu ano to the acro-75 pounds of enCh and the Major has this year the best Cotton crop he has ever had. 'Th seed1 aiune from Latrens Count. Ho will sell them at one dollar per bushCl.. ---Letter F'rom .iber'ty. - ] Mr. uid Mrs. Addison ]nggs have just returncd from a most pleasant visit to relatives and friends in Lan rens. Miss Lizzie Bogga has returned to hei home at Fountain Inn. 5he is mnissel very much; May success at tcnl her. Ir. 'illie Once is now among his I,il,erty friends, after an absence of a few nthIiths, teahiing in Ander Soil CoUflV. rl1.. r,r.!*"*.. 1lT,.(', ,,l. * f (iren-~ tinom with lher grand-mnothmer, Mrs Ju Aliss Emma Sumith lhas come home to stay. We are~ glad to wveleoine her again with us, for Mihe was liised s(o much (luring her stay ini Easley. ilr. R. M. WVert has nearly comn pletedl, mand will soon (eect ini thme P.ick ins (-emetery, a beautiful tombli stonie to mark the last reHting phace of Col. J. C. Tho01)1mon, the late associate of the Pickens SENTiINEL. Thle de sign is muost artistic, and refleets great credlit up~on the mvaker. It is thel neaitest jo b of the indlI ever ptt tip at the marble yard of J. H-I Brown & Co. MIr. Davi.s, our telegraph operuao and( dep'hot agent, will soonl move is l amily to towvn. We welone them among us, andtt hiopen thley will find 0our little village a pleasant on1e. Trhe farmei'is arfe getting out their cotton very fast. Mrs, IL. D. Stewai-t has jist te tuined fromin a pleasaul trip to lanu r'ens. Mtiss~ Rosai Chapuman is now a part ner with her sister, Miss Mary Chap moan, in the Millinery and Drecss-muak ing e'stab)lishment at Eabley. Ar. J. D). Smith hams improved thme looks of his store building very much by flhe competin oft lhe secon a1 sto ry. ifr. and1( Mrs. Allfred visited thme family of JT. HI. Brown a fewv day-s inug verly mmuoch pileaised Iwith oinW town Mr ~J. IF. Simith,~ one of' our nios51 tint erI prisinug fanimuers, brogh tetht baile of coit ton1 to this imarket. A. Mali. Entrloic Thel road 'is ini this etionl 1(re beintg put ini good) tim. I[ would be glad if you would, for thme beneftit ol' thme p)ulic*, fgio us a few points of law iin regarid to) the eastting of ditches acrosfs aihhway thaIt leas to amnd from alman's house; WVe hatve better erops uuf Wrnu andu cottAun thmai we have lmd( in 11101 yearsH. 'The n(ighmbors have begun to pull foddo,r. Cotton is opening ver'y fat. SunsonRInER. From 8 a. n. to 1 p. im., and frou 2 p. m. to 6 p. in. sciumma?L Easley to Piukets-rvery day 13X4ept unday. Ai'rive at 10& in, leave 12 tn. Brovard to Pickos-=Tuesday antl Fri: (lay. Arrive 0p. in., loate 6 a. nh. Nino Tihes to Pidko1n--Tutay Thursday itid Saturda'. Arrive 10 a. in., leave 11 a. ni. Ea.statoo to Piksns--Tiscay and Friday. Arrivn at li a. mi., leatvo 12 i. Stowart to Pickens--Tueday and Fri day. Ar&v i 11in. leavo 1 p. in. MAt Y D: 1itu Postuatster. Adverti4ed Letters. The following is alist of unclained lette rs at this place:--W. C. Catnp= bell, 2,, Satit Canuon, P. C. Carter, Nathan Chaiitnu, 1'. L. Garvin, Jas. Griuishaw, J. J. Horn,, Dianah Hop kins, Foster John ou, J. F. Jones, A. B. King, Narcissa Owen, Mrs. S. J. Saxon, J. M. Ste-vart, L. D. Ste phlensa, D. L.',Stephens, James T Iolle HOn. MAnY D. Rury, P. M. The fclluwing order of proaching of the Pickots Circuit will be ubserved un til further notike: Zion, 1yt +utday at 11 o'(!loolk a. i. Eaxley, 1st Sunday at 4 o'c lock, p. ni Pickens, 24 undaty it 11 o'loek, a. in. Blithlehoi, 2d Sunday at 3l o'clock, P. n. Easley, 3d unday at 11 o'clock, a, in. PielmunH, 3d Sunday at 7l o'clock, p. mn. )acluville, 4th Suidaay at 11 o'clock, a. in. Antioch, 4th Sunday at 3 p. in. J. C. DAVIS. Tte foUb vlig tro the appontments of Rev. O. L. lt'raut on the Pickens Mis sion until further notice:-Twelve Mile, 1st Sunday at o'clock p. n.; Gap Hill, 1st Sunday 10 o'clock a. in. ; Tabor, 2nd Sunday 3 o'clock p. in.; Porter's Chap. el, 3d Sunday 11 o'clock a. in; New Hope, 4th Sunday 11 o'clock a. il. I You Want a hood Article Of PLUe TUnAcCO, aRk your dtalr for "OLD RIP" MORRIS'S POP (?) GUN, Is this a 1)0) m i s wtoo? t r. it" as nts in ock I CrLI dir uToac and a fine B LACK(hING andii ;irushes and ba~ll knitting cot to. I-'N\TELJOPEM, (elasties anKd es IPNCY Gnghais, checks had 1( any flhu1nilg you maty neCed ini 11)UiitI Balls, nd Royal llak r NAVAR F, da tss-Wareturpen1tinec and1( tea. Sotherw musical ifntraniienIts. SSNC of Cinnlanoon andt. hand j OTASLH, r1ancy paper and pie. I Panms. IN fact almost and nh(1 (very kind ockmis. 1 V1ftY kind of sewidg arid( knit I .1 tinig thretad. ST EW (Goods. and1( Low Irices. Comte andit se met. 5VIE for yourI sel f and1( be conlviniced of Q LBSYNfor stove ipes anid Eai DLEN; no,(,(.r iong iid chies' itiovs.Lijizcs 1%liNK, 11acks,et gun tbe, and~pe 1 9anid dloved. 1jlly bod* needs diamhxon d dyes n r001K ove the list, ando do,n't fail to comYIe and seW mo1( when you oom~e to town. and11( I will do youI rielmt $oule ExItra Iniducements for (ashd to fJoI4e inl nteed of siej uL st Wre ipirt*a.4 * 'I1 AV wc, i ti"4&m,u I, Indroe 't 'h.. frag Ma!?o, , . E~arths fl . .22 I, But never niore for it%E1 The sun i low, and I nuitt go Home to my own OotIutry. Oh, sweet a1l rair the flowere there, Yes, swk eter far than here; One spring for aye: one endless day f Fiolcdli never turning nere! Oh, sweet are all the streaus that roll Along each heavenly lea! No pain nor glooim can ever come Into my own country. I would not live: I coul nol griovo Longer in this afrarige land, Since I may tread the streets o'orapitad With gold ly God's pure hand! Al! the adieu, sweet friends, to yoti Would YoU dould go with me, 'ro walk tle stre4't.Q, and taste the swente Which bloss my Own country Oh, stay not long wlhen I ram gonI Come over soon to met mO; You're welcome whore the blest ones tto; Come to my owi country! Earths flowr's may hlooin awhile for A Mu But nevermoro for mei The Run is low; and I nst go home to my Own country [The Currenl List" of Jurors. The following is a list of the Petl Turors (rawn to servb for the sep ;emh)ei' term of court: Win. Hunter, C. P. Hutchins, .1 ohi f. Chastain, Sam A. Barr, Daniel Vinchecster, Johm M. Thlomaa, JTos-. B3. Thomas, Miles P. Singletol' Fames Nimmnons, Mi. 1\V. HTester, Wrth. [i Parrott, James IT. Paine, V. 1. [rice, Griffin T. lendrix, Gco. W. Davis, Millon W. G4ondclock, James [. Freeman, Thos J. Olliver, Arthur F. Craig, Win. E. Edens, Jas. F. I-en iricks, Brown A. Foster, James A. Brown, Perry J. Mauldin, Isaac N." \liller, James M. Hays, Laban Maul lin, Alfred Sheriff, M. H. Hunt, ians. i1. Gillespie, IT. G. hunt, Martin J. WVelhor". .Tohni T. Childlers, J. 13. M. [Keit l', F. C. P'rsons, Win. A. Ariitld, Mn. Errron:--According to plirm so- I wifl give you a few dots ii re ;ard to the success of the r eent neetings in and aruind this section. 'rhe m) eeting at Liberty, conducted >V Rev. B. Holder, assistel by D1P. J. R. Riley and V. K. Boggs, was very m,ce'ssful. After a week's duration A spiecimleni of a uis vriy 'ornm is exhibite'd att Julius C. Smaihs offc. It is ca11 'le "flur(' cirn," from32 the facet that whten grTounld iln a re' n lari wheat mill it makes a prodnet ali mo(st as5 fine anud as white nis the wheat J. IL. Vmighn, who lives near Walkers ville, Butler townlsip, has1 bieen ex periimientinig in) the vaity,~t and is (on thus18iastic at the results. H-e savs the flour made from it iomkesq good the wheat flour. It grows in bunichies of stlks collected amunilld a main stalk, andl hearinlg fromu ten to six teeh ears oh a bunch. It matures ini four nmonth s, and will 1 ear, Mr; Vaughn says, 150) Inmshels an acre. The grainis are v<'y whlite, with a very thin hus1k, and the ears are A gist and It fish stink iri three dlays. Thme Stiih faunily in Noi dth t5afoli is one of thie oldiest 5ui<l largehit and~ inl th/i State. It has5 branchmes in olthef statdes, patrt.ilarly in Virginia, wlufe, ats is wvell known', every b'ody is / d1eendanlt of either Jlohni Smith or, Poc,ahrontas, withI the baInces ini fAvor (f ,Joh n. Indeed, if all accoun1ts Is' true, thlero are Smiithms in othey lanlds t.han ou1s, and1( 110 011 would be at id! surp'lrised1 to learn th at thle ian in fhe 1110o)n would anIswVer to the n1am10, if he shoutld or couild1 hmear it (ctlled through a tel(escope (ir some1( ihtstrimnen't (of the kind. For these reasons1lf every 1ho<lv was in'terestedl inm the piei which occiurr edi at Glreenville IL few dlays ago, and wihwas pl(y ft select affair (If Smuithis. It is true that thiere Was only1 fifty-five (of thme name11( , the par' ty, but they'. Consti.tutedl just ohno famn ily, (of 4tre g21eerat.ionls, i d it is supposed~C( that the others ha 1 not ar1 rived when the telegraphi ollice clos ed.-%-e<l'. The1 (h r(enville News still refer's to the C., C. (4. & C. R. 1R. as I (' corpse. ft stanmds ai good chan11ce to have a eneas- of it.s own~ to dra I'l ( - 0 UobN v of P FI.kEg. \T CUUhDR1' OF CO.tIMON PI R'A. . Y VIIl'E of Sundry ExceuttionA and eerOtaI ordiorK t me dli(ctd and l(lode th my) ofi't,f will etll tS the hikh e8t I)iddh' at Pic kend (J. 11., dAuring the legal hottb of kahl du feald )hy in Octo ber 1887, the folloWing discril)sd REAL ESTATE, to *it: ALL that T,ot or parool of land lyihg in the town of Easley on 'Tablo Rock Street, known an lot No. 9 in the plait of Ellison Smyth, fronting 91 feet on Ta ble Bock Street and running back 110 feet, adjoining lots no. 8 and 10, and lot of Oignillint on the back. Levied on as the property of P. A. and R. L. Own boy at the suit of J. C. Frost et al. 'Torms: Cash-Purchaser to Pay for titles. sept 8,-4 H. A. IILIEY, s.r.e. : NOW : STITLY IS : PURE :THE : : IIELA) : TIME :OES TO : fAt'llrIt nO\V ' TI1AN ORASS ANi OT1IIER: SEED. : ' N). Buy from SloTn Bros Ordotvill, S. C. App 1 lea tion For (hIa rtcr'. N OTt(i: is hereby Wivon that we iill Ont the 15, liy of October 1887, sp ply to J. J. Lewis Clerkc of the Court of Commts I'kss~ f:r a Chnrtor for t8 estsy Uni"'n ('ltapol School, to bt'* loca hi at Eaisleys Pickouin (iouty, S. (J: :. E. ,Tt;KIN, sepy 15,-tf SANBroRD SuI jvAN. I)on t l N Cttee! -- T WILL s at Pegen C. t1. owo Mwn day the 8th of Jne prepared 1t7 per form all kinds of )erkd operations, afd will renn ls for as I find work to keep [me Onillt yc!(. Wli. M. NOI\OOI), ,tned 2, '87 tf OreePn vilo, S. C. FRANK HAMMN1)E H. P. HAMMETT J D,'aenta Noticele,,iet J. \'IVI.IC sJ NciwctOri; Cuac/,cr. I I b.e a ! P iE, - ,. M'. The' lThink will r.ocoivo drponitrs, buy I1dy sel lthe'lsnttth , o nfmke learn and do a f" or: hll king usiness. pe hail on Il;iV10 t treiasn all liufinad orn ansted to)11 its i la uu nr ud upon0 terms s atin fkeeprv to olr custoy er , aud reshoetfttl WI .laus.t, MJia . NOR OD, 0 ,1un Mjl, '87S. )f Grnillo, iS.i C.[n FRAoNK,E f tAMMoNiawiH.i P. HAMErle CA Puill, 5,0000 (ne Atl NMAarwes, '87 Ch lark wi& rWcilox u and e beNintg wQahe l' anyo urawl bankinge busines. Wehlllt'n dlao o trone ll'i bSoaeustedo to n a ane d upeko ers Ii e iner to our cutoer and(Q1C rpetu ly solicitasaro ofi thC ubipar IECOR% Fall E S.taniock1. .Eal, Gr Wvle Wil. S.A.Nrwl,l a ALLn SUNEMRul GOOPS.1y Cs'lark & Wlco IVE A.BiE Ant WsePe&(etnitC i 1' 1 ' ti R 1 T ffEt PICli AItE tu WHOLE0Ug CO*BVTr)WRn K,j ivI:rnntJN &.tLt;R trl inaking market quotationd *A dar only apj,rox tnato valne.i. Many :han ges o.tu- after the (jnot4tionu are sent out, and 'ye c.n only ope to give a gen oral idea of the value prevailui the day the quotationte are mado. ,r-- edut )o........ ..... 7 rslt((el . 7 Extra Wite c . . 6 C.tat nla c. ............. .. (1: yiran --( - . -1 8 4 2 l.ro . ....i l,al aht r,t. ... .... ...lK(4422! 41 l1( C4.1 )ltt % ib i . \4lusroa(lu ill hhhid...... 11aJ New Orl"ans, ne rop New Orlnas, prie.. - . lw\OiIea' s, fair ..... Ne\w Orleaa,s, (ommrnon . , tZ;3 8AON-('hlar1t. Si<Ies, dry sat . t{H Jlams, I' :vis' (lianLl (ln . 15 Iir":akfast I3acon ... . Li--Choice kettile, ti"rces 7 ('h i(ve kett I as tubs. ('hoice k(t i I bttcke$ . . ( it.ttN--('ot-n, ftoiu sl 0.... Mt (hts. .eI)il....... ... 54) (htas. TI'xa' ltist P'rooff. . F1 i.oUl4t-- h 114i l 't ml. p,er hb l... *. 7 (10 iltler's 1l3st............ ... do )n dlu (h ti.'e... ,.: 41 (N O I' (:ra- at, ::r:tau t((l.. (i In Si lyva 1 ille.............. UU t'e:;rl rIs pier hl...... ' 75 ()at. .\ t"al---.. -. --. ... U 5o H 0 i{-(hiC new.............. .... . '1uaa.owe ) -( wiiavtN - -t'atlh tu .... 1 25 Sullivau's Uvst ............ i 25 Prat :tn(1 E sg. ........... 75 Ohtl I)o,minion........... 28 hth1 it Washingtn ... 45 (1.< I Chief........ ...... Ol tl................. 50 Ton.\ie S(to(iuKlx(:- -F1ah Kee.... * S Line .lark .............. .1 5 Illa(hwellIs Durl:un 1 lb.. 5! . Ib. . (15 hb. . 5x bI. . U t'riule of Durlan........ P'rimue new.............. 5 4 ( u w114 ' .............. ) MAukiJ:rt. -N .3 ............... $113 , Iblf hlls No 3... ...... 7 51 Quarter is No b....... 4 () 2(1 lbs K its No 8 ........ 1 25 15 lbs Kits No ;3......... 1 20 loibs Kits No ."....... 1 on KC1tO8DENt--lr r A GRA CAVSE , i '- - IS;1 A. Ietcti4'aaotn the Na tttre, 'itreiit ojr Sprator ri a. 1induceId by self abuseI Involunta4:1 :ry Emlisshms11, Imlp it ency, Necrv onls )eb ility, ando 1) pCupediment1s to N ila and11 its11; Mont4 1 alI1and Ph1ys14ica Incapa0city M. D). Te warl renownedI 44 inith4t-, in thiis (lIlee of sel f albu.se mI ' ay be effectually' remoilved w.ithout14 da|ug4rousi .u1gIcal op (4ord1ials. po4int in out~ a41 mod of444 4 ure ( aIt: once4 cerItainI:LU m l e(rtul, by wi b ev 4ry sullerer4, 1no matter14 what his 11 cheap4Il 1.' l4. 11. prvitey i i: roliclly. Ii 1 r4l' his Llt nre4 w..ill p)rove a1 boon41 to Sent-mule41r seal, in. a1 phiin1 envel1i,e, to anyl a-lre11ss, po sItid., 44n reCceip~t of~ f444 eenis44 or I wI) postage stAI1nps. Atlre4iSs, THE CULVERWELL MED" ,'I no -11 Ann Nt. New.3drk, N. V'. Pos)t 0lie I ot, . 30. LOST igh o4114f the part-ies who canl sill (1rave wekd ) 1(1t l. - kjidfaction. (th Ir pr (Ces roi1 from 11 - tlolar ny1' 4. WIe hav e (hi h1:al( ma1 1to a V1 i 1 L:1g Stoc8(4k of rveStines. Al I rk dieiivere 4 at4: the( Owe ca hafrn oreea hof the Aaiaupln him.Gfie us~ .WU ra a81.e I ihLry . 0ct. ..'. Oct 21 % 4 4 , outpan. ,k f ar A tn,~ n. p,mcc rlM W all 8 ONLY 03LA1V S*l Fulall) CPAY 7, CONDE August 4 , Traiis run by 75tt Mai4ddain t i.. hour faster than 90tf Mte3 diat 'm to 51 No 5: Leave AaLa. n.. 0 p z+j m 7 40. Arrive Gat esvi,....I 12 pm 10 86 Lula.......... . 93a7 put110(8:t '.. ood....:.....; 10 139 1 1 12 05 .eneca---.... . l K7 pm 1 081) Easley.... .:-. 12 85 nmI 2 1J Greenville... .. . 1 01 n4 2 84 1 SP:rtanburg .... 18 um ,8 46 Gaul'ney- -" .... 00 am . 81 1 Gastnia.... ..:..) 4 17 am 5 42j 'hanriotte.....:...: 05 am 0 a5 h3aliMbury ..:...... f 48 am 8 Ol Italeigt ..... ... 2 10 pm11Rt 80 r Goblsboro. *....... 4 10 pm :1120 t, Greensbr....... 8 28 tim 9 40 )anville. -. . 10 0 am 11 29 1.m titnmtl .... 3 45 hnn 0 15 LYnehlmg ..... 1 15 pm 2 00 ("harlott;ville:.:. 3 40 pml 4 10 W1ington .. .... 8 23 pm. 8 10 llait inur...... .. 11 2 5 pm 10 08 .Philade"ttbi.. 3 00 urn 11235 Arrive New York .... 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