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-4r' ENS SEN'INEL X0("AL mRIVS. dAiness houses are in demand ell~os. jsa E ulah Griffin was quito t Monday. io cry is now. "Come over lp us pick cotton." iss allio Chamblin is much in and able to be out again. r. V. C. Parsons will. get his ress and gin in operation this tr town was kept lively last aY forenoon by people on route campj meeting, r. Duck Oooly came in from dian Territory last week. He )Ugh of the West. you are going West or North d(I Bush to put you through. or address him at Atlanta, rood teacher is wanted to take of the Liberty school. This A opening for a first class r. William Jones has purchas J. T. Arnold lot in Easley, and nake valuable improvements 3% a old fartner says that all the -asury he wants is an old wood ith ten or tWelve bales of cot 1er it. e Dalton was bound over to S. court Inst Thursday by isiorxet Thornicy. Joe goes to ourvt.. nVo desirable real estate will ml for stle here on sale day in jer. 11cad the advertisements %vant to invest. iere is considerable excitement usville over a new Snd of gold experts who are for a lead ill pan out. rich. rof. Dargan ih well pleased .he attendance of Pupils at the School. The regular atten is about sixty-five. \lr. J. Thomas Power has put a class ferry on Keowee near the 'ridge, and travelers can now the river safely at all times. \Uessrs. .B. A. Ilagood and to H. Alexander left for Charles fst Thursday. Mr. Alexander tttend Charleston College this r. Jr. John Fisher. formerly of 1 ounty, 1s now a practicing atto t Tryon, N. C. He was admit > the practice at Raleigh on the tilh. \Ir. W. A. Lesley is authority 1e statement that it has not rait Twelve Mile Camip Ground on irst Sabbath in October) for the arty years. hour has gone up 25 pcer mece hairvest,and mtay go high - P'armiers shoutld prepareO their -veil and sow (noughi wheat to their own bread. ['he man who would not lake his y paper because he could borrow eighbors' has gone crazy trying ent a p)lan to cook his dinner- by noke of his neighbor's chimney. leFall had to have more room 'o(1 to supl)y te inecrensingV id. Messrs. Gillespie and >have addled anotheri substani ction to the rear of his store. .. communi cation from "Farm 'n" in anothecr column is res 11.ly referred to the school comn mners of Anderson and Piekens, >the school trustees along the dfr. 3. 0. Garrett informs the INEL thiat he has p)icked already r bales of cotton from a patch of * and one-half acres, and that there early enough open to make anoth >ale. -Mr-. Rloss K. Long, son of the I. J. Long, anid Associate Pro r of Ancient Languages and 3al Literature in Arkansas Col (lied at Batesville, Ark., on Fri. sept. 5th. Jr. J. Frank Boggs of Liberty, ins been in Texas for the pa'st returned home last week with a ase of Texas chills as company. mr-c air of this section will soon hten him up. ie are glad to know that Mr. R1. ain, of South Cairolina, has 15(e1 thme farm of MrIi. Lewvis six miles above Brevaird, and * ake his home with us in future. sterni North Carolinani. Frs. WV. M. Hangood attended ilkins-Avery wedding in Atlanta cek. It was a superb aflair-. ENTINEL knows firm the high nid most sat.isfactor-y evidlence ae cake -was perfectly sp)lendid1. * County Allian.ee met last Fri the court house. There was a * tendance of delegates and busi f iportance to the order atten - , The znmmbers stae that *will )be no diffoeity in getM$ng bagging they want~ to Goe !ottonl with this fall, liss Myra Lay is at the Thorn. * phanaifge, hav'ing accepted the rtmade vacaint by the resigqa Als Mar-y D. Riley. If Miss * m well p'leased .vith the situa her service5s-wi4 be acceptable ~$ nanngemxent, the Orpapag * ily tQ bie gongratlatjed, he fnlly otaRll9winj~ boys My *tola~ Was vivylly il pingygggI haLt 1iriday ev awhen Jfs. on of Tr@ap.mp HIN la and: re about sixinnn '-., o r'r -Only five whiteand three colored teachers were before the board foi examination last Friday. --Dr. J. F. Williams has been very sick for the past week. He is some better to day. -Miss Armstrong, of Richland, Dconee county, has been on a visit tu fis Kate Lewis. -Miss Cella Stephens, of Pied. mont, is visiting Miss Mollie Ash. inore, of this place. - The crowd in attendance on campm"eeting last Sunday was the largest in several years. --Zadib Cox, Ox-devil of the SENTI n9r. office, now of Greenville. county, ipent Sunday and Monday in Pickens. -Mr. James Wyatt and wife, of the Anderson side of the county, vis. ited the family of Sheriff Richey this week. -The past ten days has been un usually bad for the cotton planters. Five hundred hands are wanted in he county to gather the staple. --The contractors are busy getting ip the sign boards at the various ross roads. The work must be coin leted by tho first of November. --t leministers in attendance on nhueampmeeting were: Revs. J. v. D)ickson. presiding elder, A. W. Walk r, J. F. Anderson, E. M. Merritt, T. 3. Ligon, J. N. Wright and A. S. Lesley. -Rev. J. F. Anderson will be at 'is appointment in the Methodist ,hurch next Sabbath. The meeting vill be continued through the week. lev. T. C. O'Dell will preach on ionday evening. -Messrs. Newbery and Thornley have lissolved their mercantile copartner ihip by mutual consent. The busi less will be continued by Mr. New >ery. John L. Thornley, jr., who un the Thornley part of thebusiness vill enter some other field of usefu! less. - The,campmeting at Twelve Mile broke up last Tuesday morning. rIhe meeting was well attended hroughout and the best of ordcr prevailed. It is thought that nvieli ood was done and that the coml nunity will be benefitted by tl.e neetin g. -Mr. Jere Looper has ten bags of !otton now ready for the market. Ele is holding it for ten cents a pound. lie sa's he cannot afford to raise it 'or less, and if the merchant will give uinm this for his cotton, lie is Welcomle 0 make back the difference in the yrice of his goods. le gocs in fir ver' man demanding ten cents and :efusing to take anly less. -The question in the teachers ex min1ationl was: "How woul(l you punish a truant?" Oue of the color -d applicants for a first, grade certifi ate, after pAndering the quest io very closely for some time, appealed to Mr. Carey, a member of the board rt light oni the subject. ,,Mr. C'arev what kind of an ant is a true-ant? 'I ruever seen anything like dat befo'.' -Hlagood, U~ruce & Co. are maaking Pickeus a first-class cotton market. Se arm this season they have paid factory prices, and the result is that no cotton~ aor trade has passed their doors, It is m waste of time, and no gain for our )eople to go to distant markets, when right at home, they can get as much foi their produce, and buy goods Just as aheap as anywhere. Bell your eotton al Pickens and buy your goods at Pickens. F?roma Lib,ervy. Cotton lively at 9% to Di cents. rhe crops are considerably stormed by the heavy rains of late. The fodder and hay season is about >ver. The crop) has been consider Lbly damaged this season by damp weoat.her. Cotton is being picked out with a :ush. Mrs. D. J. Greer returned to Bir uuingham last week. J. A. B3oggs, who cut his foot badly someu days ago, is.g~ettinmg out aginii. Miss Maggie Davis, of Gre.enville, mad M~rs. Poe, of Virginia, returned(( bome last week, after a few weeks so. journ with their brother, J. A. D)avis. J. S. O'Dell is night operator ati this oflice. Bright Spearmuan's wife was bur'ied it the old Liberty burying gr.oum1t Sunday. J. D. Smith and S. G. Sterling with their families, visited relativem in Anderson county last Saturday'. Dr'. Carpenter, dentist. from Ilfari. Dtta, is located at the Wakelin house. Cotton comes to this market from the Pea Ridge side with wire tiee. WVhat next? This is truly an age 0i progress. Liquor scoems to be plentiful around here of late. Our merchants are busy opening~ up their fall and winter goods. The old Liberty church lot hmas been laid off' for a burying grounid, ti be paid for by sub~c.ript.ion. Yesterday was commnunion day ai the .Baptist church. ']Yis section was liberally repreO seted at th e amnpmecoting Sundav All thei Oandidates~ for thme penide(1 tiairy haV0 not b'een eljeted yet. 1 seemns that this sown was visited br ti fl).sc1efpt phe nighmt Isst~ week whi put~ '-- a considprahls fUmounfof riglh shatkling{ worl,.1hst be wil mr4 hoas lug, for tt9i'. $2il hA #9W fj4( .ile,y are not al al PataWh: TPIg doga wont eal 4hern, "Wht~ fpols thnan ~~mo.m~l b, Alliance Notice. There will be a meeting of the Board of Directors of Easley Ware. hous , and a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Alliance Exchange, at Easley on Monday the 20th of Oc tober, at ten a. in. Central Dots. Raint More rainl Most rainl Cotton picking at a discount. Our present efficient council are waking uip delinquents and having the streets worked out, debts paid, and talking of building a now "cala boose." Wm. Moorn, from Crow Creek is opening up a stock of goods here. J. D. Aikon has opened up at the Arnold store. Great demand hero for butter and chickens, bring us in some. R. A few years ago there was a great rush of Southern colored people to KaTsas. Now there i6 a great rush of Kansas white people for tho South. This louks much like a case of cause and efl'ct. If in the peregrinations of p opulatlon an( the evolution of the census returns it should ever be so that Kansas should find its elf with a large colored voting majority and In galls andPlumb should be replaced by two distingui-Ahed and gentlemenlike luadrooms -we would smilo in perfeet resignation and experieuco a feeling of happy restfulness. Rus.AKN 'Noticem. FP3" OR THE,a BLOOn, I Nuaw (411nss, .1laria, indigostion and l'.1tJON'S IRON BITTERS. It cur! qiiii-kly. ler sie by all dealers In uied:(111e. (;Vt th1e genuinle. He said: "I am sorry to disappoint you about the pienic, but my trotter has a lame foot." That's nothing! We've got plenty of Salvation Oil. IF yOi-m nA(Cr ACir Or you are all worn nut, really good for nothing it is felfral debility. Try 1IoWN'S 1I11N RiTTA*nS. It will cure yolu, njd give a good Iappetite. Sold by all dealer in nedicin. The Pchoit Free Press Fiend has been pui,ning on Dr. Bull's Cough Syr up. IHi,, only gratitude, for all thinking men kln,w its merits. HEALTH, STRENGTH, HAPPINESS. Wo oes Your TInkin|g? If you do, then lond u.s your ear for a momecnt whilo wo givo you a subject. THINK oF YOURSELF or your friend, if either io suffering fronn any of tho ills which man is heir to, and then find out what, the is dloing towaird thi- cure of all sufferers. Taico lnothig on iktith-wo prove our claims. WVrite to us SOUTHER'N ELECTRIOPOISE Co. OHRMfO, . P. BR--Bo *anw sezt wee. . The Pickens Markets, 'ot.ton..............$ 9}@~ 94 Corn i, per bui..................60@ 65 Mniou. ".....................70 Ibuitter peru ih................. .15 Il:s per doz...... .... .... ... .10 Chickkcas otlh............... ...0(4 1 5 liionu per.i lb.......... ........ 7ls4 8 laird.."....................10 ylir per hair. ... .... . ... .... 5 00@7.00 Ciifit per thi.. ......... .....2......25 Su I"..... .... .7@~ 10 D)o yoa WVauat to Nell, or do0 yesa Yanti to Buy? ConseV andu See M~Ie. I wrili ~Iy anid pay Casla, 01r 1 will sell oun Credi. Will Bumy or Sell Large or' Sianall Trats, lauproIved or unIiha5'mprved. PIc'kenas, 8. (. LI STRAWBERRIES! A Fine Variety I I can furnish 1,0 plants At $1.00 per hundred. Now is the time to set them. A. 8. DAVIS, oct9w3 Central, 8 C. TH: ANIVAL MEDTIUG! COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. T HE ANNUAL MFETING OF the Board of County Commis sioners of Pickens county, will be held at Pickens Court House, S. C., in their office on the FIRST TUES DAY after the first Monday in No vember next. All persons holding bill.. accounte or demands of any kind aginst the county of Pickens which have not been before presented to the Board of County Commissioners at special meetings held duing the year, are hereby notified to deposit the same with the undersigned, Clerk of said Board, on or before the first day of November next, so that they may be exdtnined and ordered to be paid at said annual meeting. 0. L. DURANT, oct9w4. Clerk Board Com. Citation. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,) County of Pickens. By J. B. Newberry, Eaquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, J. M. Stewart C. C. P., made suit to me, to grant him letters of adniin istration of the estate and effects of Jolu W. Nalley, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular the kindred and credi tors of the said John W. Nalley, dc ceased, that they be and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Pickens C. 11., S. C. on the 2d; day ot November, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under ,ny hand this the 15th day of August, Anno Domini, 1890. J. B. NEWBERY, J. P. P. C. .eli25wv6 1890. McFALL'S ALMANACK - Fol O~cober. GREAT GUNS Medium Sized Gunis! Little Gunis! .B1t 110 COW111. This Altanac has just, received a lot of Good Guns and Ammunition. Some 01 thlese guns are muzzle and( sonme breech loadePrs, and range in price from $9.50 to $i20.00. Shot, p)owder, caps, wads, shell., pri mets, lead, tubes, eylinders, hanmmers and locks. GENERAL HIARD)WARE. All the useful articles needed about ev eryV hon:e. A new lot of hand saws, cross-cut sakws, web saLws, wood saws, compilass saws anud saw sets of all the best makes. Files of all sizes and shapes, horse anid wood rasps, alt kinda of hami miers, hatchets and hand axes, braces and bits, chisels and augers, planes and levels. bolts, wrenches, rivets, wrcught nails and wagon i.rons; latches, hooks, locks and binges for gates, doors and windows, saw handles and plane handles, stock bells and hand bells, clocks, fire dogs and smiooth ing irons, coffe'mills, curry-conibs and i-rushes, coat and hat hooks, hasps nd staples, iron and steel squares, bevel squares, try squares, gauges, sand paper, seives, trays, brooms, well buckets and pulleys, cedar buckets, paitnted buckets, oil stoncs, grind stones anid fixtures. wash boards, pots andl tub)s, axle grease, iron wood bench screws, bed castors, repair litks and rings, elevises, singletrees, rope andt chalk lines, atnd In fact there is not many useful articles that can't he found here. Conme and inspect my stock and see just how 'tis, W. T. M cFAL L. 1890. Land Sale. By permission of the Pbobatt Court for Pickens county, the subscri. bers, administrators with the will an nexed, of the estato of William WVil liams, deceased, will Bell at pulic auction, on the premises, at 12 o'clock, mn., on the 15th day of October, next, the tract of land belonging to said estate, containing three hundred (300) acres, more or less, adjoining land1s Allen. FAens, Griffin Hendricks, and( A. S. Whitnmire. Terms of sale, a eredit of twelve months, secured by mxortgage of the place. N. J. WrrUMus, J. P. ROnINSON. semnt ato8 w itywl 3mxd -.0CLOVER AND GRASS : SEEP Lawn and Pasture, SLOAN BROTHERS, Greenville, S. (, F. W. POE & CO'S., $3.00 and $4.00 SHOES! F. W. POE & CO., Greenvmie.s. C. THE 8TANPARP FIIIITURPE FA(JTORY S- -P- FRI1EEM1A.N, Proprietor, -'1"J.DLD, .Pic1i:.e.ns Cfo., ,sj. C (.all on me( for your eleganst hied-r.om sails, arlor atu(1 kitchien fuirniitiure. I in at splendid lot of ti) safes, beud-steadt s, etc. I ani now iaufactuin g the "Emp Bee II ve,"' one of the( best hiives madeit. F. M. Mo,ris~ at Pickens, is~ my aigenit both furture tindnlli behives. Caltl on himi, or mie ait my facetory at Field. CY Gloodi polar Ilbr tasken in excheiij for furniture. niov28t ~PICKENS SENTINEL * - - II?2 AND OB-=- T PRINTING0OFFICE! --BOGGS & CO., Proprietors. gc First-Class wvork a Specialty. Orders by Mail Promptly attended to. Alu our iaterial Is New and of the Latest Sayle. Satisfaction Guaranteed in every instance. Call on, or Address TIE SENTI'NEL, Plekosa, S. 0. CAUTIONY w L-Jdeu,-a'n Mo"e.-;-,igTHE ATLANTIC COAST LINE IR has is ans a ricestanpe enbottoaa. 0 PASS.ENGEl( D)EPARTMEN'I. ,50 . $ 3.on VIsntn e u Winingon,N. C., July 8th, 1890. Afl t ~ Fatt aLine het weeni Glirlestoni and C P ~ lundiln anid ulpper South Carolina as 4" ~ ~t I*9~ Western North tarolina. i35~ t ' ~ "UES - Qsn:ss>:ED eiucias.. GOO ing West. Goi1ngEa ~* 0 ~ " ~No. 52. No. 53. I 9 45 ..........uiter...6 82 *~ 10 5 )5 . .. Ar C~olummbia Lv... 5 20 1 14 j>.m . . ..Winnisborro..8 36 GEN e~ 15.........Cle.ster...2 40 3 41 ...Yorkville..1 03 6 15 ...Latnciuster..0 00 a. 8 7 ...lock lill..1 54 p. 41 30I ...Chariotte, N. U.. . 1 00 W . I. D UG AS i0i p.m A r N ewherry,8.C., Lv 2 37 p. $3 SHOE FOR 2 46 . . ..Greenwood.12 24 OENTLMEN.7 10.........i,urers...6 00a. Flue Catf ad Laced Watorproof zrasa.) 4 40 --.-Anderson..10 0.d e einot e a .nd outh i>tlut of thi. shoe 5 21) ....ree vilk-e.. 23 mente of it. thousands of cons(ant wearers. 7 00. . . . . .... .l.l. 8 2.i sg.oo nid for tl' en'd duaity.nr # 6 07 I[en(t~tieonville, . O 10 00) i. s3.50 Goodyear Welt Is She .tndard dress 7 00 ..Asheville. .C..01 saGs tPo p tiasul cie sptecltany adapted H olitd trasins bet ween C'harleto stuad C 0 fr r ailro"rde"t '"nim d Lo. lum ia, S. C. TI. M. fEM i ON, $3 & $2 SHOES LA'LiIs I. wALhteS4, Gen'"l 'l Age*" to.anyshoes'odr atthem prices n p uedTOICE OIF FINAL, SE~TLEME~N' direat toufacto enclosing advertised prtoe, or a Ibsereby give~ nttee that I ivjlt a poetal forE ord0 rLAn s, Broko, Ma. idly to J1. It. Newhery JTudge of Probate i FOV. GA 10l, P.ekens Counity, S. C., on the 3d day Fl )U MAI.l~ 1WNovenmber, I 10. for leave to mnake a fi W. . MFAL le"""ti "f the esite .af Alexand 1/v. ~ ~ AiiJgood, detceased, aInd1 ask to be d PICK ENS C. it.. S. C. ebarge I n xctr id4ge NotIce. Ott9td Executor. I will be at the Garison Uridge on ~ George's Creek on NOTICE OF FINAL BETTI EMEN' Monday, October 2T1, i'ist. I1 herehr give notice that I will a ati 11 o'clock a. ml., for. the r s L 'g J..'ewh)erry, Judge of Proba P" PGO for Pilekes county, 8. 0., on the 3d di of reletting the rebuilinmg of said Nove:nher, 1890, b'r leave to make a fin bridge' Plan and ap--cifications made Rettlemen~it of the estaIte of Watson Stov known on day of letting art, dieceiased, and ask to be dismniss< E4IAS DAY, as admiIstrator. .A.TFVTT oct90i2 Chi-'n Rhe-d Co oi m -.OwJ. Am stAR, RIchniend* Deavilfe RR Condensed Schedule-Sept. 29, 1889. Trains run by 75th Meridian time. One hour faster than 90th Meridian time SoUTrwAD-Dily.No 52 No 50 Leav New York...... 4 80 pm 12 15 11 Philadelphia..... 6 57 pm 7 20 am Baltimore....... 9 30 pin 9 45 awr Washington..... .11 00pm 11 24 am Charlottesville... 8 00 am 8 40 pm Lynchbur... ....5 07 arn 5 40 pm ichmilon( .......2 80 am 8 00 pm Danville.. 8 05 am 8 40 pm Greensboro.... 9 42 am 10 27 pm Goldsbor,....... to 00 p 00 pm Raleigh......... e0100a 446pm Durham......... S 55 am 6 48 pm Greensborro..... 09 50 am 10 80 pm Salisbury .,..... 11 28 am 12 82 am Charlette........ 100 pm 2 15 am Gastonia,......... 1 48 pm 2 59 aim >Sart-anburg..... 8 88 pm 4 51 am otSprings...... 7 t0 am ....... Asheville........ 106 am .... ... Hendersonville.- 9 59 am Ar. Spartanburg...... 12 am Lv. Spartanburg...... I 88 pT ' 1'am Grf enville....... 4 46 pin 56 am Seneca.......... 6 26 pm 7 81 am Toccoo.......... 7 28 pm 8 81 am Cornelia ........ 8 00 pm 9 10 um Lula............ 8 23 pm 9 28 am Athens......... 10 25 pm 12 20 pm Gainesville... 8 50 pm 10 04 am Ar. Atlanta....... 10 40 pm 12 noon. NonriwAn--Daily. No 51 No 53 Leave Atlanta........ 7 00 pm 8 10 am Gainesville ....... 8 51 pm 10 04 am Athenn .......... 6 50 pm 7 40 ac. Lula........... 919 pm1020 am Cornelia.......... 9 45 pm 10 50 am Toccoa........... 10 20 pm 11 21 am Seneca......... 1121 pm 12 16 pm Greenville....,...12 47 am 1 48 pr Spartanhrg . I 1 52 am 2 52 pur F.. ranhur...... ........ 8 40 pn, Hendersonville.. 6 07 pm Asheville......... ........ 7 00 pm Hot SpringR...... ........ 8 40 pm Spartanhurg. 1 52 am 2 52 pm Gastonia.... ..... 6 41 am 4 45 pin Charlotte......... 4 25 am 5 30 pm Salisbury ......... 6 02 ami 7 05 pm Greensboro ....I.. 7 45 am 9 40 pm Durham .......... 12 01 pm 5 25 pim Raleigh ......... 1 05 pin 7 30 pim Goldsboro........ 8 10 pm 12 50 pm Greensboa-...... 7 50 am 8 50 pm Danville.......... 9 32 am 10 20 pim Richmond........ 8 80 pm 5 15 am Lynchburg ... 112 25 pm 12 55 am Charlotte.iville.... 2 40 pm 1 8 00 am Washington ...... 7 10 pm 8 58 am Baltiiore ........ 8 50 pm 8 20 arm Philadelphia...... 8 00 am 10 47 am I Arrive New York..... 6 20 aml 1 20 pm SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. No. 5 has Pullman sleeper New York to Atlatntai. No. 52. Pullman sleeper Washington to New Orleaus, and Washington to Birm in 11ham1. 'o. 51 Pullnan sleeper Atlanta to New York. No. 53. Pullian sleeper New Orleans to Washington, and Birmighall to VaIh inrgton. .1Ab. L. TAYLOR, (. P. A. Washington, D. 0. L. L. MLEBSKEY, 1). P. A.. Atlanta. l' icianaond de Danville RWk Greenille anid Cohnmnia ) Division. - Conrdensed' Schedule August, 3 1st, 1890. Trainrs run on 7,thl imeridiran timec. GOriing North. Ging 8outls. No. 54. No. 55. 7 00 ram. ..Lv Chlarleston Ar... 9 80 pm 8 00 .....Angusta ..... .. 9 07 11 00........Columrbia....4 40 12 02 . ...Alstonr........ 8 ?5 1 3pm......Unrion........ 1 56 2 30 Ar..partaburg. .:.12 45 am 4 46.......,..ror.......11 24 5 .33.........aluida........10 37 5 5$........Fat Rock..10 10 6 10 ... . Hendlerslonvile... . 9 59 7 00 ...,...Asheville....... 9 05 8 4.J.......ot Sprinrgs. ...7 80 12 20.....,..PFoiria........ 3 20 pm 12 42........Prosperity...2 57 1 04) Lv.Newberry..... 2 37 .2 25......,.Ninety Six...1 15 1 46........Greenwood...12 24 3 07..,......odges........11 55 8 50 Ar... .Abbeville. .Lv. .10 50 amn 4 00 Ar..Betoni.......10 80 4 10 Lv..h.elSon. . ..L.... 10 50 4 22........Wiiamston...10 18 4 81..........Pezer.......10 l12 4 48........ Piedmont....9 55 .5 30 Ar... .Greenville .. .Lv 0 15 4 40.......Anderson..... ..10 03 B 5 22.......edlton.... 0 26 6 00.........Seneen....... 8 54 7 (00 ....... Wahlhailla......8 30 10 410........Atlanta... o- No. 50.No57 ld 5 40 pm..Coumiar.......0 0 45.........Astonm........8.4 7 00..... ...~on.ria.. .. .... .0 .7 2:3..... ..Prosperity.8 0. it. 7 40........Newerry.... 8 45.........Golville....... 5 mn 9 07..........Clinton...... ...8 9 45 Ar...aurns..... ....Ninety Six... ....Greenwood.. 5 05.........odges.......4 0 i mN..No. 57. 10 2 ..bbevlie 8 40 12 0......Grenvile . 0 No. 50- No. 59. 10 205........Abbevitle.... rn 70 40 a ........Belrron........65 i 9 14..2.....Willimon(. . .. 0 19 08..........Pdeze...... 10 1)..5......iedmon. 4 0 10 4......L . Beton 8 50 _ i1 .. nesn v.8 40 1 0.5 ......reenville . 2 10 al Nos.5 5,51.8-, 8 5 no5. dr9.l "'7 540 dam...L Nete whrryi Ar... A6 50rp (Ill 58 ..... Nuinaetwix.... Ato 42d (Jre14 ill.... ren od ...52 10. 80l ......Ar ilon......1 4)i) 05r 10 5p.r..i. v. lon. .... l 8 o5 'ArO, No. 6.. ao. A5 s.C5.diV between Coum. And cobA st.n; IOn and M~L aftr' Otobr12hth aro