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PICKENS SENTINEL. LOCAL NEWS. ---1v A. P. Nicholson is quite ill at the residence of Mr. W. A. Mauldin, in Easley, -INat&is@ Bruce Rogge and Jack Le*Is are enfering from an attack of in -Alliance men should read what Sloan Bros. have to say. They will keep you posted. -kra..Johli H. Bowen is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Her friends have almost despaired of her recovery. -Read the land sales advertised for April. There is a chance for a bargain in real estate if you wish to invest. The County Board of Equalizadon kiet here last Tuesday and were busy tioat of the day overhauling the tax re turns. -Bead the call for a meeting at Lib erty next Saturday, of those interested In the buildinv of the dummy line from that place to4ickens. -'Tis folly to try to build up your fortune by pulling others down. You will not benefit your county by crying down your county town. -Mr. Will E. Griffin has resigned his position with Walker Bros., of Green ville, on account of ill health. He re turned home last Friday. -Alice Turner, the girl who figured so prominently in the W. D. Wiggins auyder case, was married last Sunday to Henry Banks. Rev. B. Holder tied the knot. -Mrs. C. L. Hollingsworth is still confined to her room from the effects of influenza contracted some two months since. Her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Smith, is with her. -The house of Tom Brown, a tenant of T. A. McMahan, was destroyed by ie on the 4th inst. As it was scouring day little of the furniture was lost. The fire was accidental. -Among the list of students who re cently passed the examinations at the South Carolina University, we notice the name of A. Becket Riley, of Pick ens, marked as "distinguished." -Mr. D. A. Chaniblin has completed his new residence on his farm near Lib erty. It is a handsome structure and shows that Dave is a prosperous farmer, and can make old pine fields yield a golden harvest. -Some folks don't know that "Uncle Mike's grave" was dug in the year '61, so the trees are now large enough to make seven and ninety-ue one hun dredths rails to the out. So the dummy line will be built at once. -Now is the time to bring in your job printing. Our work is second to none in the State. If we don't give you first-class work our charge is nothing. We carry a large stock of stationery and can supply you with anything in the job printing line. -Overseer Thos. Parkins has done an excellent job of grading on the new Lib erty and Pickens road. It will be reedy for travel as soon as a few small bridges are built. The building of this road will shorten the time from this place to Liberty half an hour. -Dr. J. _. Quillian and family have 'moved from Easley to Spartanburg. We regret to lose such good citizenas from our county but they have our best wishes for abundant success in their new home. May their friends be numbered as the sends of the seashore. --..~..-------=ene of t,he county's prominent far mers has such faith in the building of the dumnmy line to this place, end the future prosperity of the town, that he is going to have timber cut at once and lumber sawed to build a large and com modious hotel at this place. -Mr. Joe B. George, of Easley, is numbered among the graduates of the Charleston Medical College class of 1890. He passed his examination with credit and sustains the high position of the up country boys that always have on their banner the motto "Excelsior." -Mr. Will H. Ambler has been ap pointed postmaster at Gaffney, Spartan burg county. A prominent citizen of that p lace said a short time since that if they had to have a change in the oillke, that Mr. Ambler would be very accepta ble as lie had made many friends there. --Our school under the efficient ian agement of Prof. J. F. Dargan still grows and flourishes. The p)upils now number near one hundred. Every one is well pleased with the new teacher and his able assistant, Miss Dorset, and the popularity of the school has infused new life into our town. -Col. D. K. Norriss is seriously ill at his home near Pendleton. He was stricken with paralysis while on a recent trip to Mississippi as one of the commit tee to investigate the working of the Agricultural College at Stairkville. It is thought that he will have to withdraw from the race for congress. -At the election of officers of the Liberty township Singing Association last Sunday, Laban Mauldim was elected p resident; WV. L. Boggs vice-presidenit; Hampton Bryant, secretary and trear-.ur er. P rof. Wesley Norris and W. T. Norris led the class in the rendition of some fine music. -Mrs. Jomima Farr, wife of (1. WV. Farr, died at her home near Farr's Mill, in this county, last Friday night, at the age oi seventy years. The deceased was a loving wife, a devoted mother and a 'woman very highly esteemed by all who knew her. The funeral was hlcd at Bie rca church last Sunday. -The canvassing committee for sub scription of stock for building the dum my line, are meeting with substantial en couragement. They have already scur ed $12,000 of the $35,000 that the road I will cost and have only been at work for two days. No doubt Liberty will come to the front with a good roiund sum next Saturday. -When in Greenville if you want anything in the drug or fancy notion line, call on Mesars. A. B. & J. L. Car p enter, at the Mansion House Drug Store. They keel) a first-chlas stock and sell it in keepieg with the times. Their seeds are of the best and most reliat,le kinds. Cast your optiosover their ad in another column. ,.-The prevailing epidemic influenza, has taken hold of Pickenaites in earniest for the past week. Messrs. Mac Bruco. H. 0. Bowen and Claude Alexander, Mrs. 8i. P. Bruce and( Miases Corriem Bruce and Lucia Folger, have all aode the acquaintance of the irresistable Rus sian traveler on whose card is inscribed the legend "La Grippe." -Mr. Robert Kirkacy has returned home from Baltimore wvhere he las beena for the past six months, attending lec tures, at the College of Physicians and Snrgeons. Mr. Kirkoey stood at the head of the class of first course men at the recent examination. Our boys that arc at the different colleges this winter, have takeni high standing in their classes. We have reason to be proud of them. THE DUMMY LINE MIEETING. A Good Crowd in Attendance and En thusianile to the Core. A goodly number met last Saturday pursuant to the call. On motion, C. L. Hollingsworth was made chairman, and C. E. Robinsn, secretary. J. E. Boggs explained the object of the meeting, and said he was atisied that with the lights beZore him the scheme was bound to succeei; tia h3 did not want to pdt his mcuoy into any thing that would fnil. Dr. J. D. Cureton read estimate of building and equipping the lino. J. P. Carey said thece wero o: ly throo questions to discuss at this meet-.ng First, Would the lie benefit us? Vco ond, Can we build it? Third, Wil! -o: build it? All of which he answered in the affirmative. W. T. McFall said he 'ioug;tt th.ti0 the freight on gene-ml nd -ornhandist 1 present was about 31,500, nct including cotton, guano. &c., nor allowiu any. thing fbr the increse of bisinosiq, Rev. B. Holder thought Lhi: alone uhipped over the line word pay L good uivitni . .rhe follOwin. rCsoiiions of;erod by Mr. Cary woro :scptI: Wunp.:.-, The t'wn of Pkons and the "vrsoundin- o s wit: -Id railroad facilities, a1 t.i'n a-d th for is great, an-1 .!c,s i e w- - oI the dummy lino ro:n Liibert:; t> Pi:mis and the cstImato c,. tA e & 'ol"ing and equipping th - m ir 14tsfa,tr; to both of the sait. --n. CoJnL, through which ni 1in1 rink- &nd the friends of the cuerpriso. '>o , therofore Resolved, That -'t i;; :_ re:,s of this meeting, .that t!io said dun:y .,le should be built from the town of -;ier ty to Pickens, and as early as practica ble. That the capital stock of the c p.nany to be organized to conetrut and op;-atO the sanc sei'. t sUm of !"r.n , to be taken in stock . i -cl of '5 each, Pnd OIat said stock may bo in Y-.atariai er ---k on sd road or any valuablo se,;urity. Thrt a con-.-itCO of s'x in oninted by the clainan o.1 tiJ mIeeing wh duty i slial! be to pr-.pa-w.s --s.:rn-tion papsr .'i-: i p.,-os,o -. wscertiaianiry how much of the cvp:u'l : o0 !-lobe securea, and poCIrO tho sisi,aurc.a ,i all persons thereto Who vill fNko stock in the said company an tuL amount thereof. To prepare and circulate a separato paper on which they shall take the amount either in monen, material or work on the said road froi any and all persons who will not tako as muh a., a share in the enterprise, but who are willing to give something toward Eio same. To ascertain if all the parties through whose land the line as surveyed runa, will give the right of way. That the committee shall make known the result of its efforts as soon as con venlient, and If the siucce.ss of said com mittee is such as we believe it wil be, then that a charter be at one applied for, and the work on said road bo bagun andl completed as early ans possi'l. The committee appoinnted was as fol lows: J. P. Carey, M. W. Newton, J. C. Griffin, L. RI. Durham, WV. T. McFall andi J. M. Stewart. Resolved, That a committee of one be app)ointed to report tine action of this meeting to people of tine town of Liber ty. J. E. Bloggs was appointed the com mittee. Mr. Carey moved that a committee of three be appointed tb attend thne Liberty meeting. Thne comn.nittee: Drn. J. 1). Cureton, J. P. Carey and C. E. Robna son. J. E. Boggs moved thaet when the~ nmeet.ing ad.iourned it aidjo n to meet on next sales day r.t 10 c dlock a. a On motion, tna nr.eetizng w'as p)olled to see how munch conid be reise:, if tine en terprise succedad as they hoped it would. P8,825 was subscribed in fifteen min utos. Up to date (Tuesday evenimng) somuethning over $12,000 had been sub scribed. Married. R!cE-'-OAnny:r-.-On tine 6th inst.., at the residienco of thne brido's father, Mr. WV. R. Garret's, near Gates, Mr. L. D). Rico, of Salem, Oconeo counnty, w-'is married to Miss Lo!a Garrett, Rev. WV. C. Seahorn ofliciantinig. After parianin of a sumptuous repast p)reparned for tine occasion, tine bride and groom left for Salem, their future home. TnAumM--VAUo HIN. -- 0n t1mo 9th inst., at the residence of L. H1. Yaughn, the fathner of the b::ide, near Cam!p Creek, Mr. JTohn Trammein'l annd Miss Emmuna Vaughn, Rmev. W. U. Mauhtin officiating. fonIOAN--BAGiNELL. -- At Dam,sville, S. C., on Marah 9th, 1890, by Trial Jus tice John 0. Davis, Mr. ,Jamnes (.. Mor' gain, of Gr~eenvillo county, :mnd 7.liss El len C. Ma&nedl, of' Piekens couanty. Notice to TrenchmerA. Tihe next regulau caa:nination of teachers for thnis4 o;udny vill he held ei tine court hnousne on FriJay, Xi -iithI, 1890, opening at 9 a. mu.-:.nmd closiang at 0 p. mn. J. R1. GiuA':Nna, meholw4 School Commnuissionor. Dry sermons are bad enonghn, but for the minister to prenach thnem thrnoungh his noso is innexcu:sible. Drn. IUni's eoungh syrup will save bo0th niuniter and ser mon if taken in tinme. The Dunamy Limne Meeting at Liberty. T1his line from P'ickens to ibherty lbes been surveyed aind thne resumlt is enntireliy satisfactory to tine friends of tIne enter prise. Thno estimated cost of building and equipp~ing the road is very re'ason abie. A meeting of thnose iinterestedl in tine enteirprise will b0 hneld at Lib)erty, S. 0., onm Saturda1y tine 15th day of Marchn, nat 11 o'clock. All whno mire intenested in this movement arc cordially invited to ho p)resennt at this meeting. TIhe enterpr'ise will be fnlly discussed and( nll necessariny innformation given conerininig it and1 miesures lookinng to tine early compullot ion1 of tIne road adop)ted. Comnon one, coenan all, nand let's pint ounr shnonullors togethner ndn bold1( up Pieke'ns conumnty anda onr selves withn nt. A commnilttee from then P'ickeins meeting on thine 8thI instaint, will be on hnand to sinow whiat is be'ing doane in the wvay of buildimng thne roadn. J1. D). Smithn & Co., W. D). Glenn, S. D). Stewart, J. A. Jhgg(s, TI. N. Hunnnter, W. HI. (Chapman J. J. Wakelimn, Johin TV. Inggs. I haveo occasion to try Salvation Oil ini my family for both neuralgia and rhn mnatism. In every instanen it effe'tct ai permannnt curn. I aibe tried It oni my chnil snnWenrinng w'ith na spr'ainnd back wit b hike suncess. I takn pleasnrn in nrenomn. menndinng it all. P. S. (Costnello, (Pl'niue. man.) 321 Park ave.. lBltimore, id, From' Liberty. Sicktiess is abating somewhat. There has never been so much. Mostly colds or grip. The Liberty township Singing Asso ciation was well attended here yesterday aud we had some f'ue singing. The next meating of the Association will be hcir at Puhamk!i church, on Sunday, Canenters asro F"1 PI work making improvemnuts on a nr'.b3r of domiciles i oor town. A. cc!or-, tiel 'rom the border of Ohis an1 AMV- co -8ites, we zent up by Tial Justi3e 'owart saturday. He appoaretl to be n':it four'ccu yoa.s old .nd is said to I-, -j utcien th-cegus, and 3 -Nistol, bucices Ather thin,s sinco last f-Iift. H-3 b1!W "porOsd '4 "-A%' Counties, w'il a warrant ;n culi : i n Ander :on uotyt aL . Tho ::inc ,-:. :-nCr' home &Lc;- groceric', .... ' ' rc'-h the exeh-aa-o. "'': . .'.liar -!s o, 1okt-ne oeunt-, r:3 -'i wit , i.ing a very lib.:ad sh.:C 'he pet.or:ago to the .. -a .'.1sc'. 3'ol pleased with Jib:.rt. is '.I ;u need of a few moro goei ' :'.: hoIRw. A. 'ott. r:n o' i :.ill is talked of. T'oS nac of!e-s :* facilities for sach all U.' erpria; .. it :R centrally locaited, viz: Sren -'II Lal: imles 1rom Eas !ey, Cit., i ,s - 1 Slabtown, also twn'y "-lim.k- t'' : 1 and Seneca, ,vit , o. :) .s -.e i,cr ixwer on Twelve - i'ver t r: ) rail.- west of us as th.er;i : 1 '' ) t '.untry, and only one '-."1n fr'"' A'e T. ., D. railroad track. LC Z I.. raol -On seed oil factory in tNs -o'*. WJ uillJ start the ball? INsnsesNotices. Many .Per,;ons Are broken down rrorr ovei woi k or household cp rrus l. . r,)j itters re-buildi tht Vhet., s <U1!7-kstron, einoves ex cec:t ' bil . mc riu -n 'aut.. a. '.'.' diecgcr.utne. 'il. yot Sutfter w1h ' ia- ia .11( Liv ::'irn 0 n 1'? -hilo 's i ra'v iti.;er ---niaran teed to v:'' voi. % W Earle, druegist -1eic4. s 10. lnrs 14 <t1.:.q n!c by that md<i in- coutyj . '.E1' * ,e . like Remn e:41v for yor:. 0 W t'-r drigist -4 .: , . r.t, Indigestion and Billou.eex.u liiP :)iN'3 i atOI BITTERS. It cI -. ..dek::. For .ale by all dealers In tl '-diti . Atterelntine. 0~"n C1i (6 we:..th and sweet breath ecured, by 6hiloh's Catarrh Remedy. P:ie-- 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. G W Earle, druggist ntt Ilacking cough can he so quickly cured by Shiloi's Ciite. We gim..ee it 0 W Lr.. dii gi.t -rk s -4n'e. STATE OF SOiT1 CAROLINA. C.,unty of Pickens. In Co:nt of Common Pleas. P. McD. Alexander, Plaintiff, John B. King, et al., Defendants. By virtue of a deere of foreclosure and sale madn :-' th nas ':-y I.s Honor, Judge W. H. Walla on 1 'th day of July 1889, 1- will sell to .Z highest bidder before ti: curt houne door, ir thme towvn of Pickens c". sale day1 ini April 1890 during the hiours of sade, thme fodiw:ng doscribed real estate, to wit: All that pie'e, parcel or tract of land, lying anid be'ng in na.d Pear tihe corp)orate limits of the towvn of Easley, County of Pickens andc G3tate aforesaid, bounded by lands of A lle~a M aul dini, T. HI. MoM ahan, R. Duke and1( others, containing seventy-four and one-half (7-1A) ae'res. more or less. Terms of sek ani-hal1f cazi Ii xl the( blanZCe un S cre it.'L a ,e ..e nmonthms iro:i dr3 y ofel to la .u.ur terest frcm :-r hfsae, :'j art pay for papers. J. M. STEWART, Mar. 4th. '90. Clerk of Court. Clerk's Sale. S TATE OF SOUTH CAIROLINA, County of Piekens. In Common P!Cas. Jesse W. Stribling, Cashier, Plainitie, against J. T. Fe"dley, e.t al. Defenidants. In purisuaa' V ; e.(' deceal ords-: madle in th'e rbove tatted enso by Hon,. dJaLs . i -r:ch Pres(iing Jud., . on1 March 6tI, 18.0 1. wj l sJ :'l to ih'e higest M" ler ou sale~'dda'- in April, of sale theo follwiJ dcribed Ye:.1 Eistat e, to wn t: One '- n tono -G . tral,c(ontPi)nn; one-half (1) aere. more or less, adjoinin1g lots of 'Wathins and Also, one other lot in samne town, State anid counity aforesaid, contain ing onie-cighthi (A) nere, iore orles adjoining landii of F. B.Morgan, P. R. GAahAe, adl otheu s. Also that p)ice, parcel, or tract of land1, situated ini the county andl State aforesaid, on tile cast side 01 Keo-vee River, adjoining lands of C. L. Htollin gworthm and Josephm Price, au-l 'ohtrung one hundred and for ty (1-.t0) acre1 more or iess. Termifs: One.-half cash, balance on a credit of twelIve umnts, with leave to the pulrchashmer to anticipate p)ay mnent. The credit portion11 to be so culred by3 bond1( of pulrchaser~: andl monrtage of time p)remiises, with in. I 'rest from (lay of sale. TJermis to be. complied with in one hour oir prem ises resold at risk of former purcha Puorchiasers to pay for papers and for recordimg the samne. J. M. STEWA RT, 7th Mclh '90. Clerk of Court. Citationm. 8( ' )eIrY O P C he ),. A .Jud ge. .i iEAH, Mariy Ale iiiinItell ma<de slu to me to granmt her letters of o, lini -t ration of th In'(ltate anil effects of Pat rick 11. Ihtmeli, dec'Q1ease. 'I hE - e ar', thierefore, to cite uad admon ish l an stiiS igiar thie kindilred anu'lt redli - tors ot ihi sid P atrtick 1I. Ruissll d le eli"sedl, t ha st heIiy be and( appeai-ir b)efore met ini he Couirt o,f Prtobate io bile hel a-( t P'iek e.ns C. 11., S. C., n the 27th il1y of March iiext, afteyr publi eat ion hiereotif, at 11 o'-elock Int the. iireinooni to lSow causle, if In lhe.v ha~ve, whIiv the~ iaidl Aulhninisltra thon shitoulil ''ot hi granlted(. *ii lund m,v han-il this 10thi dayi of Mareb, AunniiI Doni,i 19ui. J n. xiwBEw~ , . ~. fjj b4 H - FOl It is '-lfu :3 I.: folk.- to liOk fo. a "I'K > . ii Marc.., bs-ase j'a(rc) th.~ :/ ad an ad. f.-o:,: , ., 'naA.E)1 ,* a:: .',.- it no iow about it Thi .lJEna.mes! Aas now on th :heu(t f.. ' 'ns m:G:., ao thc la.-r, <,. u ' - -: d biest stock o,.' (. :nr'../ .44!.w wa.aade thae hau eve,- 'a in.%:de of this house. It' like "P~e"< in the f amily;" "all wa n it and mwu' I'c'.e it." The trade de man'",. "ad therefore we have t< WVe hi '..a , o:r:: 'she nicest lo of h''s '.'oods a> - .:iambnlurg Ed:&ings, Ilaces and Hio0iery we hae ever hadl. 7The largest stock of HJats, Ladie Mfisses, .Men's and Bioys, in Straw Tihe iartce work of Shirts, WVhite S'rdaked c.: 3 ;'ped, and will be * ld for a sonlg, if' the song is sung right. T"he nicest lot of Reaidy-Mada Clot'hing 'e~ kIaVe had in a long time an. 'n f;Ign:-i a little lower, ant U.at( *hi.ne-? 'nC eyes of a b.uyar. iV>w is a good time to /i.c abiou . Z.' A!.naa ofeirs only/ the hes. - ie *'y -;'A2ds and Potatoes. d Dow Lawe Uotton Seet A>put your tradle where ii doe, and whe-re y,c'i y; :!- at;orthI of yi/.. ALJWA I;A AhA.. W. T. McFALL A. Ba i L SARIPENTER And Pinarmaciste! Unt'~01on .ine l)ruig Store, Lea Cou)1rt lio'.e, G*REENVILLE, - S. C. When y1R ou comie to Gr,enville, (all ane seeC us. YouII will limt! atl our sitore a fuli stocuk of Puire antd F"resh I )rugs'. (Chei (nIM, Pat ent Med iines. Irunbe(s, &oms,3 I and1( everythinlg ini a first, elaw. drug stere. Huilst's and F'erry's (Gard& i n werds, A II IFlWSII. Orchard, Blue awl IIerds (Grass and (Cl"'ver. Aa lhest stLek tobaco inCS 1 the c*ity. A. B. & J. 1L CARPENTER, __mch1jt f af"'SnperIor to all Snbstitntcs We Frrlngand snaklug 1,ight, ~ Sold by ('ountry Mlerchants. Drew-Manutlaraing Coj AGOOD, BRUCE & CO., Eave bought heavier Iln Spring ooe(], this Neason than ever be ro. Theme Goods will be open r inspeccden by the 10th. A wtcei idea of tine Styles avnd Pri : will be givell fil tlac next issue Chas paper. Iva tne neantavue e are closling out Iteniiants Ite. ,rdlesm oi' Cost. Lotin of 2blowm, Plow Stocks, al(d10d 1 Coes, FION, Supa,r and fee, esenper thaA the cheap t a11d no jokivin' a,oust it. [ive ns your trade. AGOOD, BRUCE & CO. THE STANDARD FURNITUFE FA III~ ~ ~ ~ NO. hioe pr*c:-1'n-. Call ("n Im. fil -,, ' t, -, , arem or andi it, ii,a- o.auimu . i 'inve a sphindid lot W1 a c. v. 'J. Moi-ris at P11Vr Wfli nan Call on him, or po ,.hei a n 1 .11 i furnitire. (The Popular~ Co auer Store.) aHead the P'rocessioi SWtalieof Se'asonable Bargtains4 which cant lhe dutpliented lsw you ll to a n inspec1(t. (Ouri stoaack hs bateen enre'faully sel to meet youir wanats, and1( e:ach andt every article i4s marked at l'rices which 8iY" Dei'y All Comnpetition!I WVe havaie a Gooad Stoc'k of 'Staple and Fancy Groc Our .Cock~ compiIrisesq FLOUlt, RA(C(ON, LA lIT, ( hI~N M;:A 1, M )LASSIES, SUG: Pi.,SOI)A, Pl'1P1(i, SIF'S ii A .L Oii IAIt' CLIES IN Till: GiitOCIERY LIN.. We ailso keep a very (Compjlete Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Ha' %tol'eM, Hianrdwa're aund Till ware. 06 We sare Agen'ats ftor thle St a utard Fuitr ure F'aero, V, nut! 'ompIleatet Stock oni hiatal. I )oin't fat I to conn-it saaa see us a tills any3ting inl thle iner;ichanditiset line yuwan endtal jtit:ill un;ke it to youri LEWIS & MOR]E TJIIE STiAiC~OF SOU'TII C'AJILINA, 1 (~ounaty' tat l'ia'kets. } ~as sr~ o ,i ('a;ntoa I 1':s Cournt. f IicS 11(1 i '(' t] trt, O li, Defendat. .wih (Oa ;ummons, Complaint Fied Yo arh i. reh--la' si:laa:asne t d j 'tequiired ' to ;.'~answe the compsllaint. in Ih;is a'-iaa, (l '),I g/n 4 lL l (clerk tof a a4t t': :-a( lt n., ('nly and t ser~ve Ia c'pD '' a n: t anl: li wtr to tiea tosaid ' (iWlti 1 ll connit at ton t lit subl sribI ers att t hieir tailee at P'ickens,l~ S C, wvithain twe'nty dlays after An2yonwoki thet searvice] hereoaf, 'xc'luisjive of thet tday (af such seric'e; andt if' you fail toa answei'trj8mikowadou the coatnpjlainat withlin thet timent aftoresaidl, 2 aefaLeogf: the pla iiff in thli nition talwill iapply3 to Alomoe lie cotat foir thle re'lief deuinudedt In thltet u 'onlaplainit. 110t 'uttit O i'ii - M.Abted Februar - 10th1, 1800l. C I )l''I,HCilC ~: sA .1 .I STICW A ItT, C C. P.t m flc a ('TiltAN & laitniNHaIN, ad1 ovne ln P'laintiff's Attoer's's. ~ ci.JOL I ''dT :ak tt' that tIl:ae ('arnphs:ia.n ini fte ithaa vol lnti .d tan, 1 tgesha -s''':ithI l's; wa is tiild in Iitthe * of tlat- t'it of s I ('ourt tof Conaniiaoni ilet' faa: :Ia. saan:y otf P'i k'n:. in the Sucie a''f St,u:n I.I''alina, at Pickt'ns in sid tal te and s. aa ailv uun te l0ih hiy ta'I"ebruaar'v; 1 Hnl. C.OTI'lIILt. N A t l;Ol,N SN, fdI :~~l'aistF O R A t.a'atyS . A 'oo far onth ofteSaid rvr o ~~~~~~~nf-est uiIO, wet'Iitl t beeadE Stherelare 'la itemen' It a iow atf ta aan I at fu at ot a tla ill lnownts wilthe maj SIs igl'stt tt'laai iiit us sc?io, na lTr sflt mande ta ut i Wil tizkeitta ita lit 'r's. aacal A nda iiI 2ak yon work np i borr ,seuedb.ra A4v.riatnciaiaaatiISaraet~her.,iv:i~ on' mietat mvey ofinlc a ]1 THaISi P R cl pt, aina filw mahnery tt'Sa :''(1parie P 'OIC 11 1 1 is a l - Shinles,Lumbr, &. "2 3"I PROFESSIONAL. Ho. BOWEN, Attorney at Law, PICKENS u. it., H. C. N1'Money to loaU on easy terms, on well secure<d paper. Oficee in Court fouse. July26'88y1 VEL.T.8 & Oum, J. H. 13000s, Greenville, 8. C. Pickons 8. U. WyELLS, ORR & BOGoS, Attorneys at Law, PICKENS C. if., S. C. 31. F-. ANSOL,, C. h". Ifl'o..Noswolu-11 Soliitor 8th Circuit. Pickens, S. C. Greenville, S. C. A NSEL & IIOLLINGSWOcTII, Attorneys and Coun selors at Law, . I'ICKliNS C. II., S. C. Practice ini all the couwts of the Staie, aud al tentionl given to all blusiless entrust ed to them. MrIl4-88t f ANSION JOUSF' LAW OFFICI, IJAoIoe No. 1 West. Street. Wi.oNix. DAY on Njoin. NIX & NIX, GRtICNVIL,, S. C. Practice in all the courts of NoIthl and South Carolina. Ten per ccit for collet ing, without conltractilv for moe or less. Gainl ie lost! -100 cents oil the $ collhted.4 for J, ). C-otfr & Co., of Knoxville. aft. r live g(io,l law y -ers had had thle vlai.- without collctillg' n'nt. Ie hio (-al .td Ion't. pay is a loubla thief. lie -t1vfs 'hii confidene and tnonry. All the lat,st tortures of' (oll,eting appli,(t to, satid .ai. ilt' 11ot ''t00 ae will cost yo'I nothing to t ry us, R,-f,r-ncrs: PresiIlnt Ifanlin icattle, of ti Gre(tnville National lKank, and Pr - ident 1I1atinmiond, of the 1ople's Rink, Ureenville. j:lil(;Lf ILL & WEILI)ON, Dentists, 112 Main1 St revt, GrRl-;,NIr,E, S. C. (1' aA given every Thursdlays amd Fridays, and teeth vxtraced withoit pain. C1 T D RR. FRANK SMIT1.1I, CTORY 1'4 nlow perianllentlY lovatvil tit Easlev S. C., aItild reSpct fullyv offvrs his ttof :s sienal serricvb to the public genlerally. j.u1t f DiR. J. P'. CARtLISLE, Dentist, (GR iENVIL T.E, S. C. Oflicv, ovvr westmlort-land 11ro". & Dunko's drug siorf. . 81 -syI ( REEN VIILE I)ENTAIL CO. WV. M1. NORNNW'001), D). 1). S., Mlanager. GI1EENVll,L,E, S. C. *5 for a set. of tfetl; 25 cvIlnts for ex tract ilg h tecto: 25 t) 50 tents fri cani teeth: 25 t) 75 cents for silver lillig,s: - L I. 1. fi I'r unld tillings YIu (;nn't get. h tter h out liialt w4ork n t n1t1tr how intih ymu pay. Sals ill> sal'us, hbcd- v to'lh fill-<1 without pain. 1inC at Ity far 1 M 31ain I ;t l it I t . m.2h2%'i8 io'-2.1t f )11. .. I. CA IPEN''l-lI, Dentist, WVill bei fiatmel ait L,iety on andi aft er the 2.sth inst1. 11i gutaranttees all his woirk to be listclass. fh;y IT WILL PAY YOU! It' y Oul 1'pooe goiNg yMeNt Or ZVon-engw.weV, VP WN-e,. d 1IR e. I 'epr'ONenIE EEre Min OBg, ere, aind invite Isi Ste. FR' EN) li. EEUN4I, MANSiON-:-HOUSE ! GREENVILLE, S. C. rj,ill M. tNShi>N h101 si: If AS BFi-N. .,T es. n le ms ttt; of lii lii.It 'iIs int th Suth I. Sit t:itte I int t ie -halt hiest :uLtt mottst iliht luti cily in t he eunt ry, it. of l'I \iSIT( )RS :ool tiourisis anid the ecuisine eannnot ie excelb-din lyt ai it y. A. A. GATES, Proprietor. sap,An Acrdstic!I SNweet is the perfarne of flowers, alway.~s kecep a Lightly they nod( inl the breeze, it ten-si t do so. 4ver. thetm isnshine4 and shot wers, iothmitg ttntre b righ t or mtore a D, 1H.. N. C. L E ! hIreathecs inl thtis wide worldI blow, Piekensi sidle Re':caling ne beaties each day, 38o acres oft river b ot t itn, The sentltr the seedis far anid wide, mdt(, .10 arr iies Ulolditng grasses andi flowers in stoire, atnd 30 acres hie purtchaser(l. Now G rasses ini garden anld field. mties aind onte ~ calf. SOw flowers ill I.orderl tand bed; sum. an on Every blossom a pleasure shall yield,. eTite. Call t Every petal a perfume shall shed, ickents C. H ., Distilledl in the silt ando thle do(w, S WOl)tT H. Sprealdinlg sweet setledodo ane)'lIw, Fresh garden and grass seed just received. Also flower seeds, at Green'.ille, S. (I. - The Original Wine. C. F. Simmons. St. Loiuis, I'rop'? I. A. Simmons Liver Mc in e, Ee i54o, in thec U. S. Court DFli ItATS J. I 1. Ze.itin, l'rop'r A.Q.tbimmons Liy -,er ilegutator, Est'd by Kilir. iSCS, S M. A. S. L,. M, has for 47 years cured INCIonsTron IILU-" SNESs, I)YSPF-PSIA,S,cx linlAaAcn. Lo01. iA ATrTK Soun &rios:Ac, ETc. ~L ~ t~ Rev. T. I. Reams, Pa-stor M.t E. 1 ItL\ L Pt It-e Church, Adamrs. Tenn., writes: "I itarlt er blood of -.a thintk I sthouldt have been dea-d b ut for your Genuine M. A. Sim (i tortS(es, ttl mons L iver Medicinc. I htave ackhaw k. All '4tRDi , some times hadl to substitute icso is- 4 0rrag "Zeilii's stuff"for your M!edf lto se is 't cvq cine, but it don't answer the arrangeme Iti tf.~ 'dPLE 1Dr R.HGraves, Elditor The. eson ais fld. ?aptist, Meimphis, Tenn .says: tre Fh $1i. I reccived apackage of your Livert ['C \ Medicine, and have used hilf of it., Iu it . (I ., (on It worksiike a charmi. I want ne eat t I- abtove bctter Liver Riegulaitor, and ce r rmns, 46 to ill- tainly no more of Zeilin mtxturo, nt11 4V illhie