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PKENS SENTINEL. "0AL NEv4. iMears is teaching school 3ts came in tod late for is O'Dell is now depot urers, 8. C. -Miss Rockie McCaslin is1 teaching music and art at Westminister, .-Dr. T. W. Folger, of Central, ison a visit to mother and brothers in Savan nah. --Read Col. Keitt, the Alliance leader, in Newberry, on the first page of this issue. -Miss Flora Richey left last Monday -o take charge of a school in the Lathem 'section. . -The Pickens school has a genuine boom. The free term opened with eigh ty pupils. . -Mr. Geo. W. Taylor, cashior of the Klreeuville Savings Bank, was in town last Tuesday. -The now Air Line depot at Grven ville has been completed, and is a hand 'some structure. -Unchi Tommie Price, after a week's wrestle with the grippe, is able to be on the street again. -Miss Mary Allgood has a fleurishing kchool at Wolf Creek Academy. She has over forty papil:. .-An interesting and Apicy letter mail (d at Fiasley, on Monday failed to reach im until late Tuesday afternoon. -Miss Julia Symnes. of Greenville, 'is assisting Miss Lucie Stribling in teach 21g a flourishing school at Richland. --Capt. J. L. Thornley is making preparations to build a handsome oflice on his lot on Main Street below the coun ty Treasurer's office. -Miles N. Kelly, of Crow Creek, was before the U. S., Commissioner last Fri day, charged with illicit distilling- He was held for court under a $200 bond. -Married on the 25th inst., at the res idence of the officiating minister, Rev. J. D. Talley, Mr. Dan Rogers to Miss Emma Mauldin. All of Pickens conty. Of the 22d inst at the residence of Mr. Patterson, in Central township, Mr. F'Ierry Reese was married to Miss .1ollie .Patterson. Rev. John W. IHead, ofliciat ang. -Mrs. - Abercrombie, of the Crow -Cretkeetion, was adjudged ilwane byi ,the Px)IbatA Court last Friday. Sheriff . Richey took her to the asylum on Satur iday. -Miss Lidio Smith left the William oton Female Coilege last Friday for the purpose of entering school in Gretmn ville where her father Mr. T. H. Smith now resides. -Mossrs S. C. and Calvin Keith an1d W. B. Jones qre soon to open a store .near Table Mountain. They will handle _Ajhauer goods and get supljlies throngli . the Echaige. - Tom Joo MauIldin, of the Citadql Academy, Charleton, w:as in Ill h o'it al 1a few days. lie is con valescent am has een granted a week's furlongl --which Ie will spend with tfriend in t he city. -Mr. Capus Arnol diedl at the home of his grand-father, Mrs. John Cochl ran, of Centrai, on thme '2 th inmt. , of fe-v'r. Thoefaneral was held at~ Mt. Zion, lIhe day following. Rev, T. C. O'Dell con ducted the net vices. -The Rite for the den)ot at Calhoun has beenm staked o,ff an~d the buildhng wvill be emected at once. 'rho newr townm -will be laid otf at an early day, when 'lots will be sold ,mmd improvemenots com menced. It is seven-cighthus of a mile fromit.lomsvon. -Mrs. Hlarriett MeCrackin, reliet .of 4.he late Samnol McCrackin. udied at her home near Liberty on the 2')ihm inst., at. -about 65 years of age, Her remains were interred at George's Creek. She was much beloved by all who knew her 'for her many christain virtues. -On Monday night of last week, 'Raiding Deputy Ensor, with Marsha:l.s Jennings and Roark, .made a raidi on Cane Creek and distroyed an eighty gal Ion still with ab1out 1,000 gallons of beer. The furnace fire was in lull working or der. The outfit was the p~rope.rty of An :thony Ellenburg. -Mr. Petty Freeman, 'the pveprietor of the Standard Furnuit.ure Fatory, gets some of his finest lots of pophur lumber from Mr. J1. M. Clemnents. Ho carried a two horse load of plank from there last week which would average 16 incehe; in width and was remarkably free' froni de fects. Pickens county ought to have an exIhito1 liruer in Columbia and Char leston all the time. --Mr. A. M. Hiu.ilton was sud1denly and sever'ely ill last Satur'day morning while on his way to Easoley fr'om his home south of Liberty. Hie was carried from his bnggy into the house of Mr'. W. T. Bryant where lie was tenderly oared for until the arrival of Dru. 1R. F. Smith who hadl been haust ily snimmonmed. At last accounts he was still suf'ering iu tense pain in the head. -Cards arc out for the marriaga of Mr. Will E. Griflin to Miss Sallie May * Chamiblin. The ceremony wvill take pliae this (Wednesday) afternoon at 41 .o'clock in the Presbyterian Church at Liberty, andi will he performed by lI ev. J. K. Mendenhall, D). D.. of (Greenaville. A. sumptuous wvedding snpper wiill be served at the home of the b)ridc's father, Mir. David C. Chnamblin. -Jas. L,. 0. Thlompoen, formerly of this place, but now of Brevard, was in town loist Satu;rdamy. JTim is running ther 'Western North darolinian un there and is now getting out a tip~top paiper. Transylvania county should have a pa pier, and all her inhabitants should (con tribute, no nurtter how small, to its 51up port. The fact is, no town or county is anything without a newspaper. -Dr. J. F. Easer cut upl another cop. per on Laurel Creek, last Monday night, and destroyed a quantity of mash. He was accompanied by D)eputies Roark4 nd Jennings. A hotter from Clol. (Gun nison, dated (Greensborro, N. C., Juanu airy 21, says the force ther'e destroyed *w'enty four coppers last week, seized and (Jestroyed eight stills on t.he '20th and fifty-two in D)ecemuber. So thme3 run the blookado in other laces someit. -Some weeks ago the Greenvilh News madoe mention of a Pickens man ~. who hiad been holding a bale of cotton since 1868 or 1869 for 25 cents a pound, and added that if the said citizen ohdo not get that price, the said bale of cotter would ho0 sold by his executer or admin. istraltor. The ciiitie is Unclo ,Je'remiah Trainum. These wiho know hnimi feel sure that he will car-ry out his doter'min. 4 ation. The bale of co.hon has beecu once EamIley Notes. Mis. Allen 3lauldin left last Friday I visit her daughter Me. Grant, atJaspe Pickens county, Ga. Mr. Elijah Oilatrap ias returned froi Georgia, and expreins his determii tion to make his home and fortune, i this his nativO county. Miss Daisy, the daughter of Col. I E. Holcombe died on the 21st inst., t the age of 10 years. The romains wer buried at George's Creok, on (ho 22n iust. Site had been a great tsuferer fu about two years. Mr. Craig, of Westminister, was mm ried to Miss Mattic MeColliumni of P'ickeln county, last 1hur1sday at tho residenc of Mr. R. Duke. Mr. E. Smith Gritlin his about tradeo with Mr. 11. .J. Gignillint, for the Moun tain View property. If the trade is coi summated, Mrs. A. D. Mosoloy will stil have chargo until tho 1st of next Jan ary. Tier" is some talk of organizing i Tantunery and Shoe Companly, but noth ing definite has yet been agreed uipou It is thought titt such a business wouh [fly good lividemds. Mr. J. ii. Lyoi, a sewing machim agent, revently moved into towin. H< Oceupiem the Bowein house. Prof. Baird has been quito sick, but il goimewhat improved. Mlessrs A. T. and J. P. Folger wh< have been oi a visit to their father, Mr A. M. Folger aid who have betin enjoy ing ia pienlic among their relatives Jim friends for a whole month, r0nitned t< Arizoia ist Monday. A. T. Folger ii soliciting agent for the Athintio md Pa cili Eiij'ro;td and J. P. Iolger is tole graphT operator. Dr. Iiley was quite sick last Saturdal and abbatbih liie could not reach iII Itppointmlenit at Pickens. MIr. (eo. Edwards, of Charleston wn mtck at the Mountain View several day list week. H1e went on his way lis Monday. There is quito a demand for sminal houses ian1d some place to put the) There is a good opening here for som) one to iake somo money. The grea ma,ority of the teant houses are not h any meis comfortable, iu cold or rain Weather. Miss Flora Richey is teacin g schoc at Cross Plaints. W. 'M. H11good & Co., hoght 11. bales of ei4ton in (ne day ist week, an its had its the dli.y :Was ott S;tuIrdaly non. hales were plit on thfe nirk111et. 'taiin.1dil at tihe residence of the bride' mother, Mr. .1. A. Lahoon to Miss Lol Elli,on, ill of Anderson cointly. Rev M. E. 11vKis-sivk, officintionig. BV the s.me otn the s:n11 day, M Wili Lahooi to 'Miss Ml. 11. Rogers, u Williamntonl. Byv the same on tle 22st of Jaimuar Mir. J1ulils SIith to !iss MAliggio ll boon, all of Auderson couity. Frdovis 11.berltv. Fire waic discovvred Wedupesdav morv ig at 2:31), im i sinmll hois juiist acros tho Strevt and lailhost oppo.'site J. 1 Price's re'i(ee. I hmilling was oo empled by a <bre,and wNV14 the. ah:1r. Was give. theO ns h:l Spr-141i to Site ani extent that it wa4 iist 8 ble t o say it. The lgro made a inirow esa He was Ivatw od fw tiulites 1hil. the rto f foll inl, :mI i, -il:4 i.ii chibidv nudetl at raidk exit -mIi of a window)\%. Vi t en dolhilrs inl mlolwy werv bilrned, t( geth r With :N h.s clthinig wfothIn, "luppose, five dolilars. Eaml al( favor.; b'e v ilids avild other property. ad dlirect in, halfh tI.e to~wn wlvld hmas ben destroyetd. NoI t nllurance. A dI rt Davai e tahshing a. regul5 telerhm,nt1)1 fcool here.it dhri mor svitii grippelA. Shei is some0 better. 'at thin wri lug. As Mrs. B. F". Boggs antd daiughte Ela~I, wereto retuninig fromt Ea'sley tl oiter dany, the mul11le beneO fri 'l tn rn atway, tinewv themi .nt (If th'e huger vertio uslyV. 'The muille lkep't go inig tin het tote the huIlggy tol pit eIes before o r elease,d lumtselfI. lady, of Will iain:ton , is visit ang Mr Sterling. Joet W. M illir is laid upi with I otl aeb1eII In hs ear. Up to dateo thle Liberty school ir. sevenity-five sItudenltts eniirolled :md( mait more atre comu:ig mi. T1hie trustees hit' emp!J)oyed irsi. Wi .1:e Prtice as a sistani anid ishe andlu 3r. Price have ast imteht I they canii do. There are0 a fewv cases of grippe ill tI M~liss Eun ta liendr11 icks left last Satui daty to enter Wiliamsto,n F'emtale Ct lege. slight snow. M rt. Job, I-. Smit h, 's I edh nea e've, it (the ai'ilt 'Min~iire Smiam St ewar t's F'ri<. M~liss Satdic Simith', whno in. heent visi ing ini Green'vilIle, (ame b)0lotIle LTiusa fTe fohllowinig is th'e list o f Sehe Truisftees ini enca0 Iownshnip) w,,ithI t hir a dr'ess: iens C. H'tc. Twsi-.K i (s yt Chirman, ickensi C. .; J.t] Eaniit)ley '1u townip-J. IL. Kilngt, (C mnOt, E~1asily;it E. ).ell',; Easley; ibety Tonsi-Lba an. teChaman Cetr. . hihtlp.tilams Ceh :tal; J. il W. Larenca hetral. h,tl 511iurr ikne TownshV ip W. lie Thomiy't C)htirma', thix t)ttntit; fG.t H. lt', 1 ton p. t.;fi nigh. iorrug,ti1 Patif's.i 1)3'usillseyownstny --J. A.)rohlt' in, Chatiran, lv asvsle Bi. tW. wir cludin, i4 fioper tJ. eaF.,Wllashu 'ot brgh.mkintown'liei1 Tonsi-A. U. Chi daikna, Clutn Kob;i nin .e M.hKil IEIstat.io l Tow ni-J. Whty. T hm Cthairman, Nebine :Tmes Dntilc aWoch j'aIstd Fritday wnasig riht, hal fo a rst fuiht.i ,e m dasi a From Easley. 1o DFAU SFNTINEn: Our little villa lps r, beon visited by "]a grippe" (or some thing more abominable,) for the past ni threo weeks. Thore las been several I- caes of it in town, but none inve proved n fatal this far. Postmaster Folger is get ting over a three weeks siege of it. His wife has also boen down with it, but is I recovering. o Dr. Bruce las purohased tho Kelly I lot with a view to ireoting a nice brick r store room, in which ho will run a firht class drug store and stationerq depart - nent. i To give you som idea of the advance in prices of real cl,.tate in our vicinity, I will tate that some persons thought that I Mr. C. T. Mal tin paid a big price for the - Billie Hendricks plAee when lie gavo $2,600 for it one mouth since, lie is now I olfered i3,000 for it. With a dummy - hlne from hero to our court house realty it both places will advance at least fifty per cent. in twelve months. Now e. us unite and bring this state of things about. lThe Folge.- brothers bade ad.en to their nany fr ends in Easley and left f r A!izona on the 'xubounI train this Sevenlang. Our much loved friend, Rev. J. R. Riley, has been suffering several days a with grippe. but we aro glad to report limil improvimg. WrATCH. flut4iniesm Noticee. Tho siprise of Rip Van Winkle wh,n awaking from his long slumber could tot have been greater than the consunip tivel's, upl)oni finding himself entirely relieved by Dr. BulL's Cough Syr lp. 25 cents. A pretty picture.-A sunny-haired child curing the Newfoundland's cut fott with Salvation Oil. Horses, mules, cows [an(d oxen forsale. t 1. (. GAINEs, 4 Central, S. C. WjW-BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Cures iliUg.-Sti' . l'itiolLu es , Dyspepsia, Miala ria, Nerv,z - n, . andti eneral 1)el>ility. Pbvi einns. reconmo,-wi I it. .\ ltlners svil it. Genuine hastrade inn r i n ierosLied red lines oi wrapper. Walter Bridges, Athens, Tenn., writes: "For six years I had been afilicted with ruimning sores an(] an enlargement of the hoaxes in ily leg. I tried everthing I heard of without any perilimnent benefit uitil Botanic Blood llilim was recoi ienlded to i:e. A fter using six bottles the sores healed, and .1 tmi noW in bet ter health than I havo ever been 1 send tlhi:- teliAnonial unsolicited, be cause I want otheris to be benefited." FOrt DYSPEPSTA Ume 11rown'% Iron 111tten. iiysicintn recoinmend it. .ldenlers ks,cp it. !!L.oo per 1,ottle. ommaine l-inark aid croswseld red linlem on wrapper. ,Adtinistator Sale. By vii-tte of ai order of the Probate - otrt, an1d the autilhorily vested inl mne Is -adamaiiitar of Licena Alexander de eensed, I w%ill s 11 to the hight-st hidder fr cal at l'ieis C. IT., oll Fridty 13t o h I'eh u:u-y ext. thf. 1w-sonlal prluiirty if f said dIistd a stow onl thet appraise hill . fil"d in the Pr4bat.e Iie. I will also sell lifteen sliares oft(wck itt the- Pe(;plt-'s Bank (it' ('re n\ illv, S. C., said stcck haviiir it-t pla-ced byt ltht late J. C. (Griain as l_ collatt l t enrt the paymllent of a note to saiol Lit( na Alexan(ler. Tennxis t:lh. J-LIUS E. BOGGS. j:mt Adiniist4rator. Thle Autditor' or his deputy will be at thet followinag places to receive re- lai turn-a of prtoperty for fiscal year 1890 -1891. At Pickenis C. H.L, fromu Jan. 1st v r18 i1 to Satumrd:ay J:anay 17 th 189l*.t 0 At( Centraal, Monday and Tuxesdayv, - ur 19thl and( 211th 1891 i ) A tliherty, W'ednesday and( Thxurs- tu ii day ,Ja J iuaay 21st anxd 22tnd. li w XAt E asley, iFriday*~ tand Saturday January 2:bl :and 24Ith 1891. Al ( Croass PJlains, Mond(ay Januarty Yi 8- 2thh 18091. s t A t D)aeusville. Tu'sdayv 27t ha. At ostrsStore, Wednesiday 28th. At Purnpikintown, Thurday 29th. y IAt Ho lly- Springs, F'ridayv .thu. At Ea-statoe, Satuayal 31sit 1891. "5 Six taile Tuasday,1 Fhbaryx 3d. At. Prater Wedn1lesdayvhi F(btai y 4th, anduI htainee of timute att P'ickens C. H., r- to a al inclutditng Febauary 20th~ at I 1- a which time the book will close. A penialty of fifty per 'enit, wvill be a added for nxon-a-eturn as rupired by aw. The townIshlip boar oticl(f assessors y wi please mee-t. mte at their re-spcCtive I prinett(ts ontai ysii, metiotned. it in rt'fereneo to thae quiestion i of tax - tat i oft cert ain personual Iraolearties of t hi Statte, investedl or' held( outside oif the~ Stalt( as follows, viz.: .Aro mmon ztens of thixis State inviest ed or held| oal (autside oif the Stiate li ale to taxation ii- under the a laws if thle State ? A udi-J to;rs are re-f erredl to Section 1'.3, Gen (eral Stat utes, which reads: '"Every plrson of1 fi ull age and (of sound inda, r s.hiall anniaully~ lint for tax-ition the f ollointg perxsolnal properity, to w'it:h 1st. A11 t he tantgible personlal pro- 3 1 pe't mt in h State o)wned or -controlled "2a. All the tanagile propJherty Own) ux ed by himt or othaer residenat of Souith ~ ('arolina and under- his cotrtIol which C( may bexV I t(-inpoiraily oult of t,bao State, fI hu t l is initendecd to he brought into. the at St ate. it- rd. All tanxgile paersotnIaproper ty1own1 or cotitolled b)y hiimu which umy8 hIave- beeni sn-tt out of the State is-' orale aind inot yet sold: and(, ha, 4th. All the moneIays, ered(its, invest r.,ietls iii honds(1. totiks, joinxt stock asc'mpames-, orP othearwise, ownmaed or etm roulled by lhim nheitther-i ini or ouit e. oaf this Statei. J1. B. CLYD)E, tEd Countty Auditor. If You Are Going West ry To" . Ark atn-, Ta-xis. M issoanri, Coloriado, li h-..,- at . di it (-i C air ia, or atny , tatn PAY1~i O ' to witl toi me. tag 18 ). p. A., L,. & N. It. hi. 3-8V Wall St re-et, Atlhau a. h>-25p~m6 to tl1.aibt weakiine-mt, Mitalaria,. Initigestlin and iiaVN-S 1HON ITTEIts. HAGO All the sign b -stones say it iu nea ways. Every acco be larger, more coi ity of goods that I the future. We are still Sonic of these goo< be surprised to see Ing. Pay us this McFALL'S LLMANACK - FOR X13 " . -0 And tiere's at ye agin for a fine rge new year. Thbis almanack is solid for ahothier ar, and extends a hearty welcome d a big invitation to all friends and stormeris, and at the samnetimne re rns its best thauks for their very eral trade. We wish all a Pro sper'ous New ~ar and don't you forget where we iy, andl what we do and that we ver try to paralyze the community, V. T. McFA LL. 1i331. 1t. M.LWERTZ, PROPRIETOR 4IRBLE WORKS! ON UMr'NT, T(OM ISTO( N EM, C.OlI N El STfON EM, ETIC, adle 01n short not ice. Sat ifaction Gutar Iteed, andl( pricesM as low as the lowest., t quality of the work at all t imes being msidetred. I amn agent for the best Iron anid wire nees on th miiiarket. ( ive meII a rialI id try my work. 1R. M. W ERI'TZ. . .*t,eooc o @$ @E The Place to Trade! x1v xn"x -IS AT DD, BRUCE & CO'S. >ards in the colity point to this store, and al: the mile rer here than anywhere else, but it ain't down hill b>oth mm1nodationl will be given our utostoners. Our stq1ck will 11plete, and( the low standard of prices and the high qual as marked our course in the past, will be maintained in buying cotton above the market where partiew owe us. I customers who have let their accouits rimmvir, I ted nt our collector. We can't run our IBinesi without collect,. nouth and save further notico and worry. HAGOOD, BRUCE & CO. THE RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAIL ROAD COMPANY. ATLA N I'A A NI) CAII ARLOTTl A)t 1L1N E 'Y DI 1V4ION. Schedule inl effect .1l :arv -, 11390. SOUTIl U ND-Rend Dowin. *'aily. NolfTllfi 7 N D-Read Up. No. 37.No. 11. 'No. 9. STATIoiNS. PNo. 1o.*No. N'J *No. 1-. 11 40 pm1 I 50 pit 1 2 00 it IV........Charlotle.... ....i* 4 40 aml 15 pm 55 pm ........ 2 1.1 pm 12 25 am Iv . . elle ont. . ....lv 4 111 am 5 -18 p i ......... ........ 2124 pi, 12;36 a IN ... .Lowe......lv 4 10 am 5 l pm. ...... ....... 231pmll'.12.48 am IV........asmiia........... . 5(9 am 5 6in.pm ....... ... .... 3 p 1-1 im Iv.... 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I. . .. 7 00 p'm 8 10 1am 11 10 am Athditiiioat trains Nos5. 17 andl 18-111 Lul arvinmodai(t inu1, <iiily 4 x(cept Suniday, leaves Atlanta 5:3(0 p im., a rriv. 5 Lula 8:12 p. mt. 11 1turnin1g, lea1ves Lula 6:15 a. m , arrives Athinta 8:5(1 t. mi. Between uI anil1( Atheins-- No. 11 dily i exce pt Sunday, an1al No. 9 dauily, leave Luita 9:50 p). im., anid 10 :.10 a. lin., arrivye Athlens 11:-10 p. m.i and1 12.0;3 p. um. I let uri ing, leaLve Athters, No 10 daily except t Siuday, anil No. 12 dhtily, 7. 10 p. mn. and 5.310 a. mi., arriv.e LuiIa 9.001 p mi. atnd 7.;30 a. mn. Hetweven Toiieiia an<il Elbto n-No 01 dlaily except S.'ndayv, til No 613 .I:iiy, ex cept Sundaliy, teauve Torueiia 11.4l5 a. in. andI 41.011 . ml., :iri Ive Eii-rlon :1.;8; p. im. an:d 8.4.5 n. mt. lIeturi1ng, Nus. t;iiual 60 daily exicept St:tilay, l:h-ae Elberto 2.-15 pi. mi. Nos. 11 anid 12 carrv 'i%!!nini Stein-rpi ht wveni ' Wasingto n and Atlanta. 0 ami 10 heitweent Atlatat; anit New Yiirk. Nos. :37 anm! 35. Wash~litonii ail Siouthiwesterni Yi':tiiuIed Limited,. hit ween At Iantac ain Washinigton. On)i this traini extra farei is i1har'geul on first-ilass tickt{(s only. For detailedl informat ionl as it'io i ocal an< throuigih ime tabil 9, rates and Ptulthnan SIleping-carl reservat iions, 'otnfer witIch local a.gint. I orii :iubiire(ss (G en'l1 l'aissiewe Agient, )iv~liin Pa's. A ger.t, Wanshin gt on, 1). ( . At lanuta, (Ga. TRY A" LE WHEER and get MORE POWER and use LESS WATER WVrite for our New IIllustrateud Catalognoe of 1891. THE LEFFEL WATER WHEEL& ENGINE CO. SPRINGFIELD,0., U.S.A. ,T. F. DARG AN. Pr incipal. T[ii' Spii tin Ter will beini .J:umairy 21;, ~ '~~T \ * I i uotlin iuei''wenaty wliiek.t'oiitetlit, 1 niit-ricaniul aitt: pyed. ~isi 4A<iii tli re, & . 1. - -1 Composition,1,1hetorie,"uliieher Arithm0 ('oni y 1114 N ccti i M e l Ib ~T' 1 ('meate eele esonle ingito:nte plupils foira shourt i'r pueriod t h lan t eIwhole tiermi. a pply1 or I WvI1I Neil Oil (1re41it. IauItt3Iw Ch5(t rn Hoard Trusitees'. Wvill nery or Sell Liarge . or Simall Trac,ts, improfei . The Pick ens Markets, or uuaimyuiroVt'4l. (i i.Ir iii. .. . . (; C. L I1 LI~N(A W0lTI1 perld.z--.-.-.-.... -.. . .... .10 1hiIiet~,8. C hitns( jtiachI............... ..it Haronp.r......... .... .........1 ilnu per hari -..-..-..... .... .....5 007 .01 Cofe per lb.---...............204 el IT 'IollS.--..A11 persns hiohlingctainm OS . iEGI ,galinst Ile (:st:i (f it eenl~' R.phienA dle j 05.11. 'iIE ~~M N, eed late Or Ptick(ens (imty, Sout I A't'I0IlNHY A 0<d tI theunderriedl ny 10t cf Marell PitcK mNS C. II, S. C. foir paymiuentI or hei tarrled; andil tho'se in dlebi ed to iid esat, c will matke paytnent All bausintess will receive prompt tatteni- by March 1st ntext. tion1. Ollice up stairs in Freemaniui buil- IA AlON IIO0GOS. na, Marin sIrm.t. deC4t f .Jan. 5. 191 w i Adaninksarntor. fIelead dk Danville R91 Greenville and Columbia Division. Condensed Schedule January 11th 189W Traina run on 75th meridian time. Going North. Going Bontv No. 1. -b. 14, 7 00 am...Lv Charleston Ar... 9 45 p1' 11 00 .......Columbia....... 550 12 18pm.. .. .Alstoa........ 4 45 2 10 ........ Union........ 2 51 8 15 Ar....Spartanburg.... 1 80 am 5 46 . ryo ........12 27 627 ........8aluda........11 40 6 54 .......Flat Rock......11 15 7 07 ....Hendersonvile.... 11 04 8 00 .......Asheville.......10 10 9 41 ......Hot Springs..... 8 82 12 81 .......Pomaria........ 4 10 pA 12 55 .......Prosperity...... 8 40 1 13 Lv.....Newberry..... 8 10 2 50 ......Ninety 8ix...... 1 80 3 13 ......Greenwood..... 1 88 3 35 ...... . Hodges........12 10 4 15 Ar... .Abbevillo. .Lv..10 50 am 4 30 Lv...... lielton........11 06 4 53 ......Willimston.....10 88 5 00 ........Pelzer........10 97 5 17 ...... P e(ie o)t ......10 10 6 00 Ar....Oreeville . Lv 9 80 5 27 ......Amderqon........10 17 0 23 lv..... Penlieton...... 9 84 7 85 1v...... Seieca ....... 9 00 8 05 ......... Wall"Ohl. 8 30 12 00 A......Atlanta. . No. 1 5 No. 18. 0 00 pin......Coumbia....... 6 58 .......Alstoa......... 7 18 .......Pon.nria....... 7 3. ......Prospority...... 7 83 7 47 - ......Newbe.ry..... 7 17 8 48 .......Goldvil,e....... 9 20.........Clinton. 9 15 Ar.. Lauren....... ...... Ninety Six...... 6 13 ...... reenwood...... 5 a8 5 25 ........o........ .(....6 8 81 S 6 1-.......Abbeville ...... 4 40 Ar...Blbon. ... Lv 4 40 . Anderson ...... 85 No. 9. so. Mg .......Coll1wbia...... 9 50 am ........ Alston ....... 8 48 -... ....Ponaria....... 8 3 ...... Prosperity...... 8 11 .......Newherry.... .. 7 54 .......Goldville ...... 6 5r ........Cli to l....... 6 82 ...............Laurens. . 6 00 S. odges.... 9 s ........ Ab eviUo...... 8 30 10 55 ........ elton........ 11 17 WilliinAton..... 11 25 .... ....Pelzer........ 11 42 . ......Pied.mot. 12 15 ......Greenville...... No. 17. w'-. 10, 7 20 ...Propsperlty...... 7 40 am...Lv Newberry Ar... 8 57..... N n i ...... O 10........reenwood.. 9 45 ........l odge%........ 10 6 .. .....Abbevillo...... 10 45 ......Ar. Roltom. 11 00 ...... Lv. 110ton...... 4 so .... W illiamso ton...... 4 4 ........ Pelzer ....... $ 8 ...... Piedmaont ...... 8 s 11 27 . Ar.. Anderoa..L.. I 5S No. 41 ~o. 40~ 12 pm... .v Ilodge Ar..... 2 4 p 1 05 .. ArAbbeviUevLv.... t as No. 45 N.4 5 15 am.....Tdges... .... 7 46 pm 7 00 .......Abbeville....... 7 00 NOR. 9, 10, 15, 16, 17 18. 40, 41, 44, 45, daily except Sunday. Main line traLne 13 and 1. daily between Columbia aAL 1l1t Spring.-4; daily except Sunday be twei Ahatin mad m reenville. Pa'lbnan Pa' lo' sei4jce~ between Coluin b,ia anid llot Springsa, N. C., withiout, cham.ge of ears. SOL~ 1 A A S, Trzifll Man agre. JA R. L. TrA YLoI, (;wn'1. Pane. .&'t. II. (A 1t)W1 E LL. 1)1P A.. Columnbia S. C, THE ATLANTIO COAST ICNI5 PASSENG ER D)EPAlITMEN'1. WVihnmington, N. C., Janm. 19th, 1891. Fast Line between (Ghairles~ton and 0.. htumxbia andu upp)Ier South Carolina and Western North C.arolin,a. 00NDEmNsmHD BSCHEDULE. No. 52. No. 58. 7 00) a.mr . . Lv' Charileston Ar. . 9 20 p.rm 8 30 ........Lanes....... 7 35 1) 45 ..........mter...6 20 10) 35 . . .Ar Colmmbia Lv. .. 5 00 1 45 p.m . . . . W innisborro .. 2 48.........Chmester... 5 4j5.........~orki:le.. 6 30 ... .Lancaster. . 3 28.........ock l11ll.. 4 20 . . .Charlotte, N. C...______ 1 13pnAr N e wberry, B. C., L v 3 12 . . . .Greeniwood.. II 45...........aref :.. 5 27 ...An:derson.. 5 50.......Geenville.. 8 05...........Wahalla.... 4 13.........Abbevile.. 3 EU ...SpartanIibur .... 7 07 Ilend'ersonville, N. 8 0:, . . Asheville. N. (.. 8olid hIram:ins bet weeni 'harleston and co hunbitia, S. C. TI. M. EMElRSON, Getn. Passt. A gent IfL WAI.rPAs, (Gen'i Manager. SLOA NS' CA MPHQR ICE!. The Worldt ~CHAPPED:'. HANDS! SLOAN BROS., &reenvlle,'.