The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, December 11, 1890, Image 5
PIOKENS SENTINEL
LOCAL NEWS.
-Mr. J:1. F. Stewart has moved int<
the Lesley house on Main Street.
-If you want tenants, let it be knowr
through the SENTINEL and you can go
them.
--Mr. %., A-. Hendrioks has sold hiF
f4r edr Basley to Mr. C. T. Martin fol
-Mr. Anthony Lewis has been quitf
siok with pneumonia. He is now coi.
Valesoent.
-Lawyers Carey and Bnggs are at
tending the extra term of court in An
derson this week.
:Several membera of Keowee Lodge
A. V. M., attended the meeting f
the Grand Lodge in Anderson yesterday.
-Business in real oitate has been
brisk here for the past week, and sever I
plots of laud have been sold at good
prices.
-Taxes are being paid very slow, and
the treasurer has had rather a dull time
no far. About one-third of the oney
has been paid in.
-The Pickens Mission of the M. E.
Church has been abolished, and Rov. E.
M. Merritt has been sent to the West
Anderson circuit.
-Our now court houso is assured.
The bill has passed both branches of
the General Assembly and will be among
the first approved.
-We have applications every week
for information about farms for
sale and rent. if you want to telI or
lease, let it be known.
.-The many friends of Mr. Will W.
Griffin are pleased to learn that his brok
en limb is fast getting well, and he will
be able to get out soon.
-The State Grand Lodge A. F. M.
met in Anderson last Tuesday. A grand
banquet at Hotel Chiquola was one of
the featuies of the occasion.
-None but a sneak and galoot would
intercept and break into a dispatch that
did not belong to theni.
-That old "chestnut" of the pig
weighing three or four hundred pounds
is played out. Nothing less than scyn
hundred goes for news any more.
-Rev. C. G. Harnion, the new pastor
of the Pickens circuit, will preach here
next Sunday at 11 o'clock na.m., and at
Porter's Chapel at 3:30 p.m., slme (ily.
-On the 7th inst., at the residence of
Capt. Whitten, in Central township, Mr.
Willie Garvin was married to Mis4 Ella,
Whitten, Rev. J. ). Wilson olliciating.
-Tihe Minutes of the Twelve ),Iile
River Baptist Association are ready for
distribution, and those entitled to 'them
can get them by calling at the SENTINEL
office.
--Mr. Job F. Smith, of Liberty, says
that the champion ear of seed co'ill iv
en him by the SENTINEL, i3 the best he
ever used. Ten bushels from a single
ear.
-There will be no arrest arising from
the recent term of Judoe Lynch's coutl
in Central township. Tie verdiet, and
sentence were righteuoas and will hbe
sustained.
--Our citizens never borrow money to
buy13 carriages- anlint itte horse-s, buti to h: .
proveo their farm-ns and make thet soil
more pr-odunetive, hence they always piay
their deobts.
-On the even of the 4th inst., at
the r-esidenice of the father- of the bride,
Mr. Jumo. Henderson, of Tiasley township,
Mr. Oscar Pepper was muarriedin to M iss
Jessie Henderson.
--La-ge numbersx of wagons from thme
low countriy hnmve been passing to the
upper p)ortion of the county in quiest of
corn. TIhiat grain finids ready sale at '75
and 80 cents per bushel.
--A certiain young lady ini town is dis
tr-essed over the los- of a phin gold rmng
with "iS'" iniit ialsi enigravetd inisid e.
Bring to this oilic-e and get the tewmr..
A The initiamls ar-e three le:-s, M. I . W.
-The Methodist Sundaniy School ini
vrites the Presbyteian and Baptist Sun
day Schools to attenid atnd part icipate ini
the Chistmas tree at thme i\ec :.idist
Church at Pickens, Xmas, 1890.
-Our farmer-s have abhonit completed
the sowing of wlw-at. 'The hn- I iut
in th is yeatr is simahI. IThey have len ad
out thatt this is not at wheat, countriy, iind
will use their lath for crop) that pay.
-Pickens coutyt' fiarnmers haive sold
Fsevera-l thiousanit btusheis of corn to men111
from the low country this fall, and wazig
ons ave still coming for it. (Good c-orn
laud ft)ys its welt ias coittont land in this
county.
-4ho people in the lower pat of the
county still cornmhiiin of the <hoi~ger-otus
condlition of the bridges on tIhe Lib iertyv
road. Some onme will get hiurt at thoase
br-idges, and then whose will be the
blame.
--Our metrchants are now ready to anyp
ply you with nal thle latest chiistmas no~v
eIties at city pr-ices. Patron.ze your
home market. Santa Clause lan unload
ed a large car-go here iand nil classes will
find tricks to suit them.
-Our peole ar-e just begining to i-o
alize thm\t Picken is coinmig to tIme li-omit
as one of the batmi-r c-ounties of thme
Piedmou01t Belt. Ouitiders iire coulmig
in anti securing homes iand fitms whiil e
lands are chetap. N ow is your ebaunce.
-Only fourteen danys more till Christ
mnasn.Forgive your e-nei-tis, payy your
debts, settle withI ti-c prminter- and( he lit.
peace with all mnukindl, reitdy to start
in on the New Yeatr with a light hlarnt
and clearer- conscience thnan ever haefore.
-The SENTINEL eTb Ollee hua j -st
received a har-go lot of stoe , and is now'.
ready to fill alil ordera for- anything ini
the job piinting lina it tih neatintess anid
ispatch. Ever-y kind of work dlone,anmd
sv-arrantedl superior- to atny done thin side
of New York.
--Mr. Thos. C. Scott, agent of the
.Thornwell Orphange, dleliveredl a vei-y
interesting lecturte here on) Tutesda'y
mlght in the imter-est of that wyor-thy in
stitution. Hie will lectu-e in the Presby
terian church ini Liberty next Friday
evening at 7 o'clck.
--The Pickens circuit of the M. E.
Church has b)een divided( inito twvo, Pick
ens and Easley. Ilev. ,J. F-. Atider-son
has been sent, to E-msiev, and thm Rov. C.
G. Harmon to Picke'us. Mr. Hartimon
is a brother of the Rev, Harmon thait wits
on this cir-cuit fifteen yeOars ago. Rev. ..
0. Wilson is the Presiding Elder.
-Mrs. Grundy says the wedding bolls
sa-e gently vibrating, and will rilng out
agamn earl~y in the new year. An Amider
fion boy 1has. 1ho1( of the silken cordc and
will ecure the prize. Ont and after thme
15th of January next tis pliice will be
quarentined against young men haiing
Bank at Easley.
A bank at Esleyl Yes, why noti
Pickens county is getting where she cau
have anything She wants. She has been
scattering her capital, and i to that'matt,
ter'ber brains too, but she,is fiding that
botho an be used to great advantigo at
home. A meeting of the citizeim last
Friday night 0011 showed that a bank
with $25,000 capitAl is an assured fact.
All the uIoIIey could allready have been
secured, but the object is to make it om
plhatically a County institutioln, so the
shures tire to be $25 each, tind thus give
eeryone who looses an opportunity to
invest and help make it a success. Right
here let it bo understood tlat u litt one
invC4ts in bank tock is not given awaIV.
It LA j.st is much the investor'H 0) money
after it is imvested ats before. Tite lesson
taught by all the other bank.s in the
Stitto is. thait the stock oon nells at a
preiu . It is OIsv to flnd a liutindred
filenl who have .25 'all tlie year around
which they (10 iot ulse. One sewing
thread would ljot pull a dog cart, but
aIy twi-ted together make a cable
Silflicient to pull t ma steam engin-.
With( three Piekets couity citsiers in
the (r<enville Banks, they are handling
tholusand)(18 from this county every month,
serving their pttroni most accoptitbly,
tnd iaking ioney to spend in iremi.
ville. The success of all the banks in
that city is assured, and they will all be
a great hlpll) to the 0110 mit Easey. Let
um all unito and make it ia sutcesq. The
offlicers atre W. M. Hu.got'd Priesid"Int,
Rt. Frank Lenlhart vi(e president, ches
W. 8niti csliier. Tile batlno next
week or later.
-- -0 1. ",
?flnl Liberal..
Outr firlmers are Iping tlat CIttonl has
about tfunlb!ed to thle bottoml, and that
the iext, I-mve will be upwatrd. TrIad
is vvry (11111 il V01.Npienco of the de
presed coidition of the Cotton mnarket.
It 844-11s (lm.t 01ur goVer-11nWe-t is inl at
hid plight when it does not issue a suf
fiieent alloulit of mlot.ey to 1antidlo the
produce withiout placing tie producer at
It greaIt disadvakntago by the fluctuIations
in the market, and ilways lowe,st when
the bulk of his bills are due.
Cotton picking lind Wheat Sowing is
almout finillhed up, and is about ten ditys
earlier thain usual. There i. some con
pllaint of the fly vtating the early sowing
of grai iml soli section1.
Mr. W. J. Smith, of Easley, drove
tenl ho.gs heie some time ago,'and hI s
nearly sold mit.
Prof. J. C. Sterling and I. M. Wert:.
chian)ged resid!tetncs last veek, as Pro.(f.
Sterling has boughit the A. t. litaiiltonl
town property.
R. M. Wvrtz is to buifld a resi
dence at once, and Dr. H1ollingswortlh
1111 ImIoved to hiS nVW resideIcO in town.
There are several oter clages tpoken
of and a few marritiges.
Mr. J.-ty loggs is learning telvaraphy
at this ph:ee.
Mr. If. C. Shirley, of Central, is soon
to loc:te oin the Brock place where lie is
builing.
There was no preaching last Sunday
owing to imd wAveather.
Dr. Carpenter having ahot got all
hue ma-ticating machinery in order for
Chr11-istmat11-, will return to Marietta to
inorrow.
Some boys whilo on the railrond, at
torpeld(I Wlt.4 1wasru over which cised an
eX))lo-jIlm, inflicting a pti1I;fl btit nt1it
401i wtnl1 inl ole of Ir lrdine's
N s - l.in OL.s. R-13t
.1.b 1segason cunted onm th nintg tof
thM i nst. au t ite Ti~resid neof Mrs.
nuer11( of invIIitd guts. am1 i Dressie(
ntumltr 'by Rev'. ,J. A. Munduy, D). 1)., of
GrCeei ilie. Tliht r.de was thet rCeliin
of mniy beatui ful anld vIatale pries
enIts. Alter theO(81 ergratu:lationIs a4 suimp
tuous1 w.'dding featst wasi se'rved. On
the daiy fioowig anl (elegantt recepltiont
was1 gi ven th newlt~Vy wedhib-d pair11 at thet
hoei of tht groom'ns mithe Ir, \irs. M.M.
.:org(an i, iln. Dateusvtille, wh~Itere D r. Mom
gunt hast at timiing 21un4 luctativte preC
I ire The prospleiti for' their 1futur4'
pro4sperity are' indeed tlat terintg, and(
Itey lmtv(' thei best wishtes of a1 lost oif
I altper)Cousl voya.ge oni thle mti:trimottnial
ship.
'oimpantied bly b-pty .\irshala W. .
Rtoatrk and1( J. '. .Jeinjes. antd A.A
1P illips an1d W. ). Il4ard14, of Green
ville coiunity, madeh a n:tad ini this comIity 4on
Tuosdaty ih h in st. Oni I atut el Fo rk they.
bet-irt ami mnash.
On te wters of (Oo lentoy river, they;
htitely put. up, hbut t he ownvters had be'
had reoved verth ingo aueaon
lhe stiill. A o unber of gidlonis of beer,
htowever, wereII ties Iriy vi.
Eh- A. (. Wyattl, J1. K. La
t hem.i A . 1 J. Kay.
Bopgs, Z. C. Smith.
Luiae--Perryt Ji. 'aldn, . EV.
T. Htowe, J1. A. Ablertit.
:ih.Ehahe Edenls. tiuy
Wei ein.lltnge the wori to ( produce a
I ping equal:i to Iiue's5 ' Ptenut Adljus8:abhlo
and. duirabdaity' they O.mnttI he4 surpasI!4-4ed.
Tlhe aoveprn is mmtautitturedh at the
&~ thon. They hvIave estal li'lIh t a lu r
ishintg buineisit'. I Ie bias sohl hisspirings
as5 fast as8In he coub1linuke thema to manyt'~
oif the most proinenil)1t peophle of the
ctountty. HeI warrant s hisi~ sprintgs to give
satisftiont or' tmone)y refundedl't.
Co~mo wi le you haive thle cippora
tuiitty and1( get ma set mind lie easy~
and save the e'xpensei of (xt r.a untltres mtil
feather boils- We have tried~t tie spingtt
andc. know tem to be as. repr'esenated.
--Xmas turkeys are cointg to thet
fr'onttinow,uiod ame beinig'coraled tob put omm
tihe extra fait for that occausioni.
-Rev. R. A Child of Roec Hill, wa
among his Pickens friends last Thursday
ua Friday. MrCid pr'eached( a o.
qimelit i'ermtlon In te Mthodist Church
Ott lbursdaty evemnmg anid preached at
Liberty on Friday eveninug. Hie has
beeui sent by the Conference to the Clio
eircuiit .mi Marlborough county. Hijs
home wihl be at Clin.
Matted-Thre~e thmasnd good
shmnla. blA.nrc o. m1 .a te 8si
To Our Patronw,
The season of the year has come wih
mioney is in circulation, and the prini
tmks that all who are in arrears come <
ward and settle. We have been very i
du1lgont to many of our patrons for a
vertising as well as subscription. To i
who are in arrears a year or more i
will send statements of their accou:
and hopo that ach and every one w
oblige us by a prompt remittance. T1
primtt)g of a firmt-class weekly pap
lik tIh SENTINEL, involves a great de
of expense, hence the necessity of r
quirig our patrons to adhere as near
1.4 possible to a cash basis. No oftn:
is meant by us in rendering accounts i
our debtors, aud none should be takei
Observance of business principles, i
well as nesessity, compels tho promi
collection of all dues. Those therofo:
knowing themselves indebted to tho SE:
TINEL for subscription or adverkisti
would confer a favor by settling at the
earliest opportunity.
Ihu'4IneM Notices.
Some favor a tariff for revonie onl
8on111 tariff' with incidental prot4'Cti01
ini sonte a traill' for protection, per n
but a ltige majority favor the free ui
of Salvation Oil for euts anl bruises.
An eldess ehaint of certificates veril
tie excellence of Dr. Bull's Cough By
up. Price 25 cents.
-Twenity.ote acres of land in tl
town of Eaisley for sale. A good teni
h1ouso on it. $500 cash.
tf JULITs E. 13000s.
" - fi?O "IN'S IRON BITTERS
Cnrs Ina -ionslests, DyspepsIa, Mall
ria, Ner. I Ctevneral 1)ebiity. P1hys
can v'q) .All IeIIntters sell it. Genluin
has rad- n. . i e iwssd red lines on wrappe
"Your babie::" will always be good
you give them Dr. Bull's Baby Syri
while teethting. It is a reliable and sui
remedy and costs 25 cents.
A lottery ticket may sometimes be
puythg investmnent; a far better one is
25c box of Ol Saul's CItarrh Cure.
pays every tiue.
FOR DYRPEPIA
Ue Brown Iron B19evo.
Phyuicians recomnid I&
Al denlers keep it. 81.0) per bote. 0*UV&
m i rafle-inark and crossed red lines on wrappe
The Pickens Markets,
Cottin ......................e S. '
Corn. per hul................. . O I
Meal . .65
l'eas. " ...... .......... .7;
Butiter pvr 1b................. .15
n . pr do -................. .10
Chiickens vach .............. .10 4
lixaonl per lb.................7 0
Litr per. bar................ .10
loir I)er har..........5 (107.1
CollYe per 16)................ .20@0
Su ar ................
The Auditor or his depuity will I
at the following, places to receive r
turn of property for fiscal year 189
1891.
At Pickens C. 11., from Jan. 1
1891 to Saturday Janurav 17th 180
At Central, Monday and Tuesda
Januiary 19th and 20th 1891
At, Liberty, Wednesday and Thin
day, Janulary 21s4 and 22nd.
At hurs'Friday' tand Saturd
J1llanuay 2;d and 24th 1891.
At Cross Phains, Monday Janua
20th 1891.
A t D)acusvillo, Tursdav 27th.
A t Fo4sters' Store, Wed'nesday 28tl
A t Pumpkim2i own, Thlursdaiy :29t
At Holly Springs, Fridav 40t.
At Ealstatoe, Saturday 31st 189
Hurricanle, Mondar Fekbuary2
Six mile Tuesday,'Febuarv 3k.
A t .Prater Wednmei.day' Febiuary 4 t
and( balance of time at Pickcns C. H]
to and inIcludinIg Febuary 20th
which time thle book willeclose.
A penlalty of fifty por* cent, will 1
adhed for lnon-Ireturn as required I
law.
Thie townshlip bloard of assessoi
will ptlease mleet me1 at their re.spectis
.1. B. CLYDE,
Id County Aulditor.
Notice.
Ini pursuance of an order mado e
lhe 'otlt h day of Octeober, 1890, ly Hoi
J. ,J. Norton. All personts holdinl
ehimsIl.iL tagist the estate of J. A
Gambell )t r Mart iahl E. Ghambnrell d1
i heir ch&imts before mIe, on1 or befol
the lbs t dayi of rJanuary0, 1891, or I
barred( I from pnarticip1 at in g ini tIme fund
aiing from'l land iln said estate.
,J. M. ST1EW1AAT, C. C. P.
imrliby ilvetnoti ce that I will ai
Idy to~ .. 11. N(wherry, -IndgeI' of IProbal
foar l'imlens e(iity. S. ('., oni Ithe 5th <h
*Jbiinary, 1891. loir leaive to imaik( a tin
set! tanimet ofl thllstateiof W'tatsS0t twan
diceaised . andit ask to be dismiss'
ais wi i i1stria!tor.
der li w-I Atni nist rator.
j (S B.FRIl..IAN,
A TTOHN ICY A'T LAW,
PI('K ENS C. IT., 8.
All buin iess w111ill(ive paromptlt atte
tion. Of)li1e up~ stair s in Freeimn hail
in:g, Main street. de (.tf
JA~mis A. Hov-r, Vice- Prest.
WM. C. BxACuIAM, Cashbie
People's Bani
(Greenille, S. CI.
Cajital, . . . *75,00
SuIpUs, . 15.00
1)1lRECTIOllS:
.laIne(s I.. < lrr, F"rank llaammon
O. P'. Mills, ,Jas. A. Iloyt.
'Tlte ncouts (If mer(chants1 ar.d farmec
soicited2(. DepoMsits receivedi fronm $1.00
an~y amrouint, l-ayabhle on dlemnd.
AlIl buinessl'5 usual to banking willr
celve our cairefual attentioni, andC we e
teind every consistent alccommiodation
our customecrs. mahn
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HAGO0
Striped and P1
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;Newv Lot Silk]I
A few hadies' V
The Best Cofe<
Fine Patent Fl
re
Fancy Candies for 1
Still in the Cot
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if the rney nOw. T
and we must insist
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-r'hs wVek.
Lots of
nToys, Candies,
Fire Works, Fruits,
Nuts and other is
KRISTMAS . . TRIX ! -
Kum Along.
This Almanac wishes all a "Merry
.Kristnaas and Happy New Year."
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W. T. MecFA LL.
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R. M.WERTZ,
PH()PRIETYIOR
MON UM rNTS,' TOM iITON EM, Co)lt.
NEl 8TONES3, ETC.,
rs Made on short notics. Satisfaction Gitar,! 'I
L.o anteed, and prices ao low as8 the lowcJat, (
thC 9uality of the n'erk at all tie en
e- conRidered. d ]
x- I am a; en'. for ,the best iron and wire
to jfences on ther ,iiarket. Give tne a call
10iald try my wm-t~ TL M1. Wk I. e
rNEW GOODS
ARIIVIN44 DAILY,
-AT
)D, BRUCE & (
%id Dress Flannels; Double Width Cashmet
, Cloths; Fancy Gingliams; Heavy, All Wo
Blankets.
libbons, all shades.
ralking Jackets, Nice Garments, to be close(
3 we have ever had - 4 pounds to the dollar.
wir, Sugars, Oranges, Lemons, Cocoanuts,
he Holidays.
ton Market, and wanting all the Corn we ca
HAGOOD, BRUCE &
mr notice last week about what you owe u
here is no prosect of cotton going up al
that you sell and settle at once.
H.
-'CLOVER AN]
SEEI
Lawn and P
SLOAN BRC
splendid lot of ti' satfes, hed,-stern,Is, etc. I orn
oc Iliv e."' one of t ' best. hiv es madnie. IF. M. 3i
u.th furuulure amt he mi hives. (Call run him., or me
I0'' Good poplaI~r h unbe ,ta:kn intju excheI,u for
LAND?
Do yos Wanmt to~ Scll, oru'
lo yous WHast to Buy?
(Conme anud See YIe.
I wlII bany andi pauy Canida,
r I wvill Mell onR Creii.
ill1 Buy or Neil Large*
r Snunall Tr'acts, iuunproved O
rt unuinaroved.
~. L. IItOL IMN WIO E T]H. - ea
f You Are Going West
And Want Lowv Rates
'n Arkuasas, Texas. Mbissoui, Colorado, -
VESTl or NOIl'TI lEST, ITtykg1g
AY YOU to0 write to7 mie. Go
FRfD D. RUg low a.
D. t. .,L. & N. R.'. Lconlside
S WVall Street. Atlanta. Ga. m-n5f vam o
s and Wor.
Al Flannels,
I out at cost.
Raisins and
:1 get.
Co.
i? We need
y tine soonl,
B. & CO.
) GRASS:
isture,
T11LERS,
lor amld kitchen(I fuirniitulre. ] have
now~ i:uiactinI i ing the '-Empire
rris at il'k~i..kn,im agent, for
at mny factorPy at Fiehd.
o oco@@.e 0
-C0-00CQeo * * 9
~~e@s *'V
u e- --
a iist
heso & Bwn
Reard
wokgaated n hagsa
jan bedn-th ult ofwr
red. * Sho on Mai atre just'
Pr- v.ei- flach
Richmnond & Daowt"
Greenville and Columbia DI
Condensed Schedule August 81st .
Trains run on 75th meridian fib
Going North. Going Bout t.
No. 54. No. SW,
7 00 am...Lv Charleston Ar... 9 80 1
8 00 ...... Augusta ....... 907
11 00 .......Columbia....... 440
12 02 ........Alston........ 885
1 83pm........Union........ 1 86
2 30 Ar.... %artanburg... .12 45 1
4 46 ........ ryon .......11 24
5 33 ........3a uda.......10 87
5 54 .......Flat Rock...:...1 10
0 10 .... Iendersonville.,.. 9 80
7 00 .......Asheville....... 905
8 4 f......Hot Springs..... 730
12 20 ......Ponaria........8 20 1
12 42 .... ...Prosperity...... $07
1 00 Lv.....Newberry..... 87
2 2.5 ......Ninety Six...... 115
2 46 ......Greenwood..... 1 324
3 07 .......Hodges........11 85
3 50 Ar... .Abbeville. .LY..10 50 1
4 00 Ar......Belton........10 80
4 10 Lv.. Belton... Lv.... 10 50
4 22,......Williamson. 10 18
4 81 ........PeIzer........1 1
4 48 ...... Piedmont ...... 9 55
5 80 Ar.... Greenvillo ...Lv 9 15
4 40 ......Anderson........10 03
5 22 ...... Pendleton...... 9 26
6 00 ........Seneca ....... 854
7 00 ..-.... Walhalla....... 8 30
0 40 .......Atlanta........
No. .56 No. 57.
5 40 pm......Coumbia....... 9 50
0 45 .......Alston.........8 46
7 00 .......Pon.arta....... 880
7 23. ......Prosperity...... 8 08
7 40 ...... Newberry...... 7 50
8 45 .......Goldville....... 6 58
1) 07 ........Clinton........ $89
0 45 Ar......Laurens....... 00
...... Ninety six......
.....Grieenwood......
5 05 ........lodgem ........ 4 (0 p
5 40 ..... .Abbeville ...... 4 15
No. 50 No. 51.
9 45 am .......Hodges... 9 go
10 25 .......Abbeville...... 8 50
10 40 .. .Belton........ 8 40
11 02 Willialmston..... 8 17
I 08 ........Pelzer........ 8 10
I1 2 ........Piedmont....... 9 8g
12 05 ......Greenville...... 3 10
No. 58- No. 5.
7 20 ... ..Proasperity...... 7 08
7 40 am... Lv Newberry Ar... 6 50 ps
8 -53 . Ninety Six...... 5 49
9 14 ......Greenwood...... 8 20
9 :8 ........ odges... 4 8
0 30 ......Ar. Belton...... 4 05
10 .15 ......LV. Beltou...... $ 5
1 10 ..Ar. . Anderson. Lv.. 8 80
No. 6. o. 5~
12 15 pin....Lv Iodges Ar..... 0 40 pa
1 05 .... ArAbbevilleLv.... 1 50
Nos. 5, 6, 50, 51. 50, 58, 57 and 59. dall
except Sunday. Main Ilne trains 84 an
15. daily between Columbia and Alstol
aily e.reept Sunday between Alston as
Greenville.
Pillman Parlor Car on No. 5 of S. Q
Livision Augusta to Asheville-and H1e
Springs without chan5e, connecting wiJ
Columb'a and Greenville division train,
daily. No. 54.
Pullman Parlor Car on 0. & G. a4 4al
ly Col.nbiat to Hot Springs, N. n.
MOL, iIA AS, Traflec Manae.
JAR. L. TAY LOR, Gon'i. Pass. Ag't.
I). CA1IlDWELL, D.P.A.. Colnmbia5. Q
THE ATLANTIO COAST LINI 23
PASSENGER DEPARTMEN'I,
Wilmington, N. C., July 8th, 1890.
No. 2. ~No'.85, *
7 0() a.mi . . Lv Charlespton Ar.. 9 80 p
8 30..... . ....Lanes...... 7 42
0j 45.........Sumter...6 82
0 55 . . .Ar Columbia Lv. .. 8 20
1 14 p.m ....Winnsborro.. 8 8
2 14.........Chester...2 4,
3 4[ ....Yorkvi'le... 1 06
6 15 ....Lancaster .. 00 a..
.' 27 ... .ock Hill..1 54 p.m
4 30 . . . Charlotte, N. C.. . 1 SO
1 00 p.mu Ar Newherry,8.C., Lv 2 87 p.m
2 46 .. . .Greenwood.12 24
7 10........ .L areus...6 00a.m
4 40 ....Anderson.10 0$
5 20 ...Greenville...9 25
7 00..........Waljlla.... 8 25
3 50 ....Ahheville..,1 50
2 36 ...Spartanlburg.... 12 49 p.R
6 07 Hlendlersonville, N. C 10 09 a,a
0 ..Asheville. 1N. C... 915
mni,S . T .EME~RSON,
Gen. Pass. Agent5
iH. WVA:r.n~s, Gen'l Manager.
~AUTION W.nJ "a.3w Sh***_
as hi. name11 and price stamped *n
WV. L. DOUCLAI
OENTLSHOE
E~ine Calf and Laceed Waterpreft~
The excelteno. and wearing qaUtleaet
annt be bettor shown tha t9 trong ~AI
Rent, of its thousands of oons earerfS.
14.00 itand-newe1 4. AA sne -C
13.50 Pjnoear po ul .
for e tioad en.armers, @te.
All made in Congress, Dutton *5d Le. *y
S3 & $2 SHOES J.fl.
aave been moat favorably received sbed.4w
and the recent Improvernents make seem
to any shess sold at these priees.
A$set yelf Dealer, and if nO eaan
postal for .rder banks
FOR SALE BY
W. T. McFATA
PIC,KENS C. 11.., . O.
Money toL.
On improved farm land6 ? o
e300 and upwards. Loans V ..beIt
mall annutaIl)paymnents thrmuh a peijo
f six years, thus enabling tei honroWi
a pay off his Indebtedness withoqt
austmng his empj[ in any one ea. pi
C J.uGG .