Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PICKENS SENTINEL, Lo4JAL NINs. -Read Mack's Almanac on the ehanges. -We ave indebted to Col. J. E9. Ha good fol lato Boston pap'ers. -Mr. Henry Arial has a pet door that mn out run the fleetest bound. -Mrs. Mat Rampey, of Liberty town ship, is quite ill with pneumonia. -Lewis & Morris are now ready to unload their spring stock of goods. -Gardens will be late this season. er few seed had been planted until this -Mr. G. P. Boon, a prominent broker i Gainesville, Ga., was in town last 'Sunday. -Miss Minnie Morgan, of Dacusvillo, is visiting her sisters, Mesdames Griffin and Bowen. -If anybody tried to April fool you, 'don't stay mad, but live in hope of see ing him next April. -Nineteen persons on Mr. L. D. 'Stephens place have had the grip. Mr. 4Stephens treated them successfully. -Capt. C. L. Yates, of Greenville, was in town last Monday. Ho represents the North American Insurance Company. -Mr. H. 0. Bowen has moved his law office from the court house into the Freeman building on the north side of the street, above stairs. -The now bridge over Rice's Creek -on the Liberty road has been completed. It is a substantial structure and does credit to the contractor. -Next Monday is saleday. Only two tracts of land will be sold by the Cleri. One tract of 25 acres and one of 12 acres, all in Hurricane township. -The colored "brethern and sistern" for miles around came to town last Sun day to attend the regular spring love feast at Griffin Ebonezer. -Messrs. Haynes and Vandergriff, the weather prophets of Pickens and Easley, agree that the farmers will have six good work days this week. -Mrs. R. G. Gaines, of Central, who has been in poor health for a long time, was last Sunday adjudged non compuis mntis by the Probate Judge and sent to the Asylum for treatment. --Col. William Nimmons has quito re oovered from his recent injuries. Not withstanding his advanced ago, his ener gy and vitality are such as to give prom ise of'several years of u!,efuluess yet. -Sheriff Richey has been hustling the delinquent taxpayers for the past week, and has several yet to call upon. Re says all who have not paid iust have their money ready tomorrow with out fail. -The county Board of Equalization will meet in the Auditor's office next Friday at 10 a. ln. The sore-back mule and the gilt-edged bank stock will be put on the tax list at their true money value. -Miss Carrie Kelley's school, at the Kelley school house, closed last. Friday with appropriate exercises, and the chi!d reu onjoyed a fine treat, but are sorry that the school is closed, they are so fond of Miss Cairie. -The regular quarterly meeting of the County Alliance will be held in the scourt house next Friday at 10 o'clock a. '" " o sub-Alliances should send a business of imnportau!co is 3ted. HI. 0. Bowen and Josep)h havo formed a co-partner ship for the p)raictice of law. They are rehiable young men, and all business en trusted to them will receive prompt at tention. See card. ---The reads are still in very- had con A4ition, and it is very trying on the forti -Lade of some of the most up right men to go out in the morning with his team and return at night with only half a load of guano. --Mr. Spart Childs, does not only -raise enough pork to do him but has -sonne to sell. He sold two porkers last Baturday that put a nice sum in his pock .et. Every one should take more inte~r et in the pig. Meat is always in demand .at a fair price. --All the fruit prophets say that we will have a full crop of all kinds of fruit this year. It will bo a good timo to start the oanning factory. If the crop is a good one, enough fruit will go to waste in the county to buy several good farms. -There is nothing like a printing of lece to advertise a man's business. Trhe editor of the SENTINEL rec'oived two swinging baskets for flowers. A gentle sn.n stepped in and aisLla where the y came from. He a ants four. Advertise in the SENTINEL. -Mrs. J. H. Hagood, wife of Mr. John 1fl. Hagood, (died at the~ir home near Wa&ttacoo, last Monday after a short illness. -Sho was 48 years old and leaves *a husband and six children to mourn her death. The funeral was held at Limau i3aptist Church on Tuesday. -Dr. J. D). Cureton lhan returned bomne after a three weeks' abhsenco in Fairfield county. The D)octor says the farmers are worsn behlindl in that part ot %the State than they are here and arec very muchi discouraged. TIhey have only glop a;put Lom' dlays plowing this year. -Piokens is ini the, fi'est localit y of -cny of thle towns of the 'dn,liu-nt h,elt Ic Mt.ract summer visitors and codil All it nceeds is a ommodhious hotel aind comt( judicionus advertising to bring the to)wn before the public. WhG, will mako ii mnove towardh securing seome of the mone) .that is spent by these tourists annually. --Mr. A. A. Alexander (D)oc) sevria ~Iays ago, lost a fine two year old col from what ap pears to have boen a peeni hia disease. It had beon comuplainuiing only a few days. Its head became vera much swollon till at last it suddenl3 dropped (down and exp)ir(Ad. Mr, Daunie Winchester jost one under protty much the samte emiroumstanoes, -Dr. Chas, Manly, of Greenville rached at Secona last Sabbath, to e 4oan approcoiative audimnce, H [is sl'course was thmoroughly enjoyed as nvi ilenced by the olose aittentioni it r'eoeivea throughouit. Hie p)roached for an hour but the interest was unabated, At th< 0onclusion of the seryice a colleotioi amounting to $7.30 was taken up for thn Orphanage which the 1Baptist State Con vention has decided to establish. It wa announced that aniy one who desired t* con trib)ute hereafter, could hand t' amount to Maji. J, M. Stowart who wil forward the amne to the committee, i the afternoon ho proached (1inI the Preshy torian church at ijckens, aml all wha heard 1im are anxions to horrow Ii gmin. Ati *4 'Annea np . . . -Mrs. Perry D. Dacus, of the Table Mountait section, was quite ill last week. -Mr. C. Eugene H1ollingsworth, who is atteudini the P. M. I. at Anderson, came up last I riday on a visit to his parents. -Mr John L. Thornley, Jr., who isem ployed at the R & D., depot at Anderson, visted his father Capt. Thornley last Fri day. P--A two year old child of Mr. Neal Smith's, of Iorrough's 51i11, had a severe attack of spinal menengeti% last week. its recovery is doubtful. -The Easter and Equinoctial storms traveled together last Thursday and made it one of the worst days of the late spell of inclement weather. -The name of the postofflce at Bache lor's Retreat, Oconee county, as been changed to Retreat. id moved one rmile west to Mr. )avid 1). Verner's. -The graduating exerciscs of the Balti more College of Physicians and Surgeons, will take place on the 14th inst. Mr. Rob ert Kirksey of this place is one of the class of 121 graduates. -On Thursday, the 26th tlt., at the residence of the brother of the bride, Mr. Joel If. Miller, Mr. Alex. P Robinson was married to Mrs. Lizzie Robins, Rev. W. B. Singleton ofilciating. -firs. Lizzie Sutherland. wife of Mr. A mos Sutherland, of Pumi kini town town ship, died on the afternoon of the 24th tilt., after a brief illness, aged 21 years. Mrs. Sutherland was a datughter of County Commiissioner flendricks. 'lhegr'efstrick en husband and parets have the heartfelt sympathy of t he whole community in thi, their sad afflietion. The funeral 'was held at Oolenoy Church on Friday. --Mrs. Martha Criflin, wife of Mr. Thomas Uriflin, died at her borme near Field Postollice, last Friday afternoon, aged 65 years. She( had been in failing health for a long tine a d general dibility was the cause of her death. She leaves her husband and two children, Mr. W. T. Griflin and Mrs. E. B. Richaidson, of Lib erty. Tie funeral wits held at Grif1In Church on Saturday. 'The sorrowing fan ily have the syitpathy of the entire com mun1ity. -The Keowee Courier of last week says: "On last Friday afternoon (Iuite a1 paiifil ac cidenit htpP'ned to Miss 11ettie lHoleman. Site and Miss Mary Verner were out horseback riding, and when on i the hill this side of Cane creek. tie saddle girtli broke, and 1trew ier toi the ground. Site fell on her right legI breakinig it juist above the knee. I)rs. Bramlett and 1)ar by were sumnoned and tite pr.per surgi cal attettion rendered. She is gettiiiir along very well considering her severe in jury. - )r. Ensor, with )eutics Jennings, Roark attd King. on WVedtes(lday night of list week, nutd(e a raid in the dark corner of Transylvania cmuity. N. C.. .iust over the State line and cuptured and destroyed nit old est:iblished ilic'it distillery. I)r. Eisor saym it is was ahoit thirty-five ittiles frnm Pickers and in tit(' darkc*st corner of the wlhole lue Ridge range, id a cout try where they will he nimking mtooshine whlen Gaberiel blows the rotndiig up horn. Iwcity -five valllo: s (if sitglings, 120) g tlous if '.,er and miash t(;gellier % ifhi a seve.t ave gallon still were des troyed. F1rom Table Nouiita nt We are l)Ieased to note that the SENrI NRTJ, Our old reliab!e county paper still comes in with the number of patolns on. the 0inCrease. Mrs. Perry 1). Daeu, has been quite ill with peritoitisi. Mhnt is some better. Dr. Crenshtaw at tended her. Another' voter registered at Mr. Mar - culs Jones'. Mr. Marcus IKeith, whto htta been in poior healthI for somec tinwt, is worse. Unclo Yan Jonuea, the '"war ho,rse"' and candoidate joker, gre os m.ore lively asu tutno goes otn. Long life to Ilhim. A patentt wire fence augent wasi it Pumpkintotwn last wieek, have not leartn ed whetther he caught tait sucker' (rt.'1(. The Allianice storeI at Pumpkintown ittt s: in full blast. Gleorge wtill always be pleasedo to sete htis frientds and cu esto(mers. Mr. J. 1H. Mtartin thas got his store un der' full hieadway. Mrs. Charle'y Sawyet', who has been ili for some time isI imlproving. The grippe has takeni at fresh hold on our neightbo:oood and every onoe haa felt the effectso. LooKEBN. Tratutior a servann. "Now, Lucy," Atnid thte young lady to the little coloreCd mid, '"we have comupai ny todaty anud you mutst ask the gentle men what they will lave to drink, coffee, tea or milk, andc if any of themu say 'milk,' you must ask themt what kind of mdkta, no0w, (Ic youi heari' "Y~es'mI," said the ntew matlid. Thte young Ily I went on to look after' ofter cares, and 1 the little servanlt, dairted into thte pariori att once and1( proce'eded to initerview thte gen)tlemen otn theO stubject (If whaut thtey were to have fti drinik. All this was nt entirely now~ pro'(ceedintg to tho Colonel. he wentt at one tol th 1 d(ilting roomt to sea itns daughter tand enquire if thleteI were tany notvelties for him tco put ott. Thnli yotung lady' was' amii.'.zed and lhad to eat a cold dininer last Sabbath. .Tue 1Easley TLowntshuip Miniging Associ ation will conivetto at 31t. (Carmeol ont the first Sablbath in A pri I, att 9 o'clock a. mi. EaTch schtool int the township is ent itletd to one (dlegtt for every twenty cnroll md members. All superinitendets are resp)ectfully invited to attend. 2t W. Hi. Nix, President. Noticei. .Tho County Board otf Equtalizationt will meet ont Friday, April 2d. Every member must he ptresent, as bus1intess of impor'tanenc is to ho atttended to' which will require a full mneetiung. J. B. ('r,yJ, Auditor. Afratod of a (Gho,,t. SOme ttme aig, wa'Ien . .C. ft Al fonlt' wais !ow mar t al oti(f (Cet ral1, lie coope Scott's sentecI~'e was t.t. dolIars~ fite or It'en dlays work on tihe ,tiee'ts. It. ao.epited the hatter. At ntight, bi 'Vas 'on.tinedl int th e.thiose int whIich th dea 11:1 vittiml (If' a negro mob' h:iIl 1p< int a nig:t ;,the If is ghost appletredI. Scot I t~'rttmb'ld, his wootl tlristled( iand io hetrust his ht'mnl in a neoxt. mornIting Scot t says: 'it 'ss 1 can't statn' dat g'e's. Lt 'tmte p ar utp " lIt' pahl event dI ibmt's and tied. Sct It hal'.s ntIi been' itt the caihi Ose ally~ mo r'. -The Sutb-Alljine secrtaries onct the coti-y storetary htere last, Saltturday to lu~y int their quar'ter'ly <htes and get the Ipass word. Ott acootnt of thel buisy timte (only ai few were ott hand. 'lThe otheors wil[ reipor't by mail. Sece'ttary llori rotughts say a thtt dIues atro boitng ptromitptly *met and all oIf the Subi Alliances tare iii a I to4rishing oondigjot, -Rear' tinmind that.t tiaM RENTI'rpit ob OIlco10( (do0 betftr Wo'i, i g doos it (tek'er that many oiT.oi itti ldt(It No workls IPlvtO <11ur hutitu uutloss iioe : low a U Iulw?t. The "Twice a-week" Edition of ti St. Louim lRepublio is at once the be and ti"I cheapest news journal in tt w%orld. It is a big seven-columu pape coitaimimR six to eight pages each issul or 12 to 16 overy week, and is maile every Tuesday and Friday. Its readej get tihe news of the day almost as promp ly and fully as the readers of Daily an half a week ahead of any Weekly i every State in the lUniou. Yet the pric is only one dollar a year. Special Mii souri, Illinois and Toan Fditions ai printed, and a General Edisiou for oth< tates contains nothing but details < important events or interest everywhert The Republie in the leading Democrati paper of the country, aggressive, but s the same time liberal, and the out khoroughly national journal is tb ewhol Dountry. Remember the price is onl Dne dollar a year. Sample copies, als ln illustrated premium eatalogue seu tree on application. Address The Ht public, St. Louis, Mo. &Ppoitneaseu ickeas Cireit April 91. FIRST SABBATH. Porterm Chapel................11 a. = Pickens....................... 8p. M SECOND aABATI. Pickens.......................11 a. m Bothiehom.................. 8 p. M TuUUD SABBATH. Jap Hill......................11 a. m Jutupground................ p. m FOUYATH aARDATH. Dau ville....................11 a. In rabor.........................30p. In Now Hope-Saturday before the see nd Sunday, at 11 a. m. ftandard time used which is thirt. minutes faster than sun time. A. W. WArxE, P'astor. Our Clubbing Offer Erer deirous to please our Jarge anily of readers, we have made ar aigeieneits whereby we can furniisl hem with an extra arnount of read ng matter for the evenings whicl tie now unoccupied. Agriculturf ind stock raising under the preseni lard tirne; will require more stud3 )f the methods of those who hav ide these purbuit% snecessful. Knowing the readers of the SENTIEI woIld be pleased to receive as a pres mt a first class farm and stock paper, xe rmaide arrangements with the pub ishier4 of thlie Breeder's Guide and Practiefl Farmer, Hl1ntington, Indi. ima, whereby we are enabled to give ree to each of our mubscribors onc var's sib.4cription to that excellent a1 Rrmld stock paper. We do rot ask you ore cent foi is extra paper, we wish to make a rese(t of it to all those subscriber. Aho will apprfeciate it. That is to all fhlo pay aill their arrearages and one 'eatr in adtvance for the SEWriEz, We are not content with giving a) reciative subscriers the best local laller in Pickens county but we wani L1) give them frue the best semi m1),nthly stock aud farmi paper pub lish(e in America. The subscript i)ni price of the SEx INEL, is $1 50 anud the Guide al( flwmer is 50 cents pe year'. W will give ycou both for $1.50. The Gbuide and farinier is a semi uuninthlly jonurnal devoted to the int :sts of ifartm(ers and stock raisers ami s reph-ite with pracmiticatl informnatiom ,o hi'ihly appriated'~" by all ojur far'm r reatiEris- Itib, a ltSa at dlepartmenl uivot 'd t o t he variiouIs organiza&tioni i armenrs wThich ate cr'eat inig so mueh uitere-st at this timei. This depart nieut 'onitins about all the news re .oriiing th fialirmuers mioements ran/ s fem-h-iss anid out.4poke'n upon th< elfar ue. This departmnent alone is -orth the amount we ask fur butt You will want more reading mat er this winter than usual, and yor amnnot get sio much reading mnattem or this small amount of money any vbete . Tell your nleighbor)Is about il md ask them to come in with youi andc ect two papers for the price of 01ne WVe will firm time to time have aumple copies on handl that we woulk we pleased to have youl examnine. Comn nence('( now, talk it up and assiat mn ui .uttinug theme ( xcellent journals in o the hands of every man in Pickenr ounjty. You may never aganin havi mehl an1 opportunfity. Seize it now mud get your next door neighbor t< lplj you. Soino( Ernportu-amut Ald vle. The lIIon. .\l . L. D)onaldsomn, mania .er ol the State Alliance bus4iness5 ex shnnige, has retur'nedl frm Birmiing ham, where he attended a meeting (I thie exchango mnagerr oif ev(r: -.outhern State. Most of the busi ness tralnsaete-d by thme meeting nai not given to the pr'ess. The lianli ger-s rec'Onunen'ided the alliance rme' mi (very~ soit hern Statte that t.h acereage of c at ton be decreansed an the ( aeenge of grains, he correspontu intgly inerenclsed . Matrnger D)onmal sioni thiniks thle suggestioan an impoi taut one andim sayls that. if it"is cartrie out itwill result. e raising the pri~o< cot ton.-Damihl New.s. Mi hies (ennue"rS. and( beneie the gei Iie yet p sitivye inf lutence of I )r. Hlull iiab Xvyrup overciomes so qicitkly' the di oarders ofE hahyhuood. Old Sanmls C'atarrhi Cure has stood the te: Nestrale Personsa And thtr.1.s1hled w"ith nervnulsnes resultir iiiii c-are or ov-er,t.r's wi bo uideved b-yn.-k hown's Iro;; Bitt'er. Genuim utrainde mark and erowsed rad4linee On W rappae P'ARA-t4I-1-CIDlE eures itch in .1 mniniute'. For' samla y Luiwis & Mona, Pickuens, 5. 0. Also J1. 1). Hmith & Coa., Liberty, t C., andi W. I1. Moore, Contral, 8. U. Siv wife hamd been a sufferer for sorm ime wlith p:ain ian the back;m Salvation O w.a-i friel use an-'.:td I amtt gilad to say m wife to-ayi sumfferts no a. WV. I'. Co'uncii'l, Baltimioro. Mel. In cobi- oif grea:t obhst iacy and bmackin chrini. uc -aghm- use i)r. Uulhl'sm Cough Syru ,- m ''rrT nr.ooni Wv. , a o.s, ".\an, liami1fgotion an' -. , - s n i w de y anl tiiors i f&nlVueue, E.a t4m noeumel. - SPRI New CLOTING #or. x2 r New CLOTd1jN4* for B, New Dry Goods., Olugh of Plain, Checked and Str] New Hato for AirL1 sorts New Sho*s for YOU1NfA New Flour, New Meat,: New Fariaing Toole of i -Braud New Gardem See New 04addlex and UEarw, In short this In as god grow *1d. AILL theise things we am can sell honaest goods. Weivant your trade. H 18.. M cFA LL'S AL MANACK -- FOR But here is the ALLg nd sort of it. Sweeteningn will be cheaper,'and thn prospect ftor fruit is good. There fore the cornerm of the mouths of lots aof folk- will get around clomer to their ears, their eyes will sparkle and their apeiteslawi hisen in sohe grwil lag ad owft.N wlit. AoLarriv e thik nthe to olan selcil hnome topriestoos Pe Suar,all ograde. n oal kid for A1opl whowan t her Is o o e them s oro thempoC. frfut sgo.Tee fAs h onrs Uco tke geuths oflos - i oks owil ed aond lserlato the'il havletup a wllt ofrn nicosortterfyos Fhis hAksluncs hans hand the like. wOlen n hm ud lnt ureas, $l5. rd00.n edstheatds,i $1.25te.tan feeis, whthr.e0or.o alluits or 10Pees,$1.5(an Paorlonut. ls ACsonlins Und Maikeets ia oaty tied nd'ayor lnit. el hPeush lthe nc buttonl oodu Front hoorluce,n and u hca W T MeyurgodALeL. go to. 'EA TZIER& SMITI har 40 ENtVLLEs. Executsor' tice.12i R. T ilimse, eeaed wllplas n.k payt tmne, (ady or nig Phmuegll athe tted o mhil asw ed oounnir. rG GI 1400OPENING -AT en. *ys. aIns, Worsted., Muslins, Call Iped Lawns ever shown here. I of heads. FOLKS and for OLD FOL Kew Orletanx fyrup, New Sug 4ll kindi. .id and Irish Potatoes. DoW. as a new Store. Nothing s "e offering to our customers a AGOOD, BRU THE RICHMOND & DANVII ATLANTA ANY) CRIARLOTT: Rchdule in effec SOUT HMliOUND-Read I)own. eT) 'No. 87. *No. 11. *Mo. 9. STAT 11 40 pm 1 5 mar ........ 2 14 pm 1 $4 an Iv. Beliv .........224 rol 1 3.5 am inIv.... .. .. or ....... 2 36 pi 1 4f% wn IT.......(4&q. ........ 00 pm 1 I .... ilig'a I ........ S 17 pml 2 2f alt IT. ........ 27 pin 2 8 an. IT. ........ . 45 pm 300 an) Iv.......GaM ........ 4 15 prm 2 2 anl IT.......W 4w ........ 4 18 pin *4 am .. 1 50 am 4 82 pm 45 i ........ 5 03 pm 0 IV....... ........ . 20 pm 6 24 &n IT........ 4 48 am 5 40 pm 7 2reci ........ 6 1 pm 5 2 am IV. ...Ea 1 . aml 7 0r m......... Ceti ........ 7 35 pin 26 Am I........ . 7 1) pm 8 4ay . 4 40 uin N( 40 pmn 87 am &i .ai .......... 9 49 pin 9 0 11 lv......o unly ........903 put 8 01 amg Iv........Chrn ........i1001 pn 84 avIv........ 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Reurning Nos, I;0an a2 rul Nos. 1 an 12 ay .Polluan Niopere 10 beweenAtlata an NewYork a let aih'd. inorm aio a s to ocalr it Gen'l Psenge Agnt,M'ikP Wash in tt d . SOMETl He ING lS''p A xcl Farmt par FREEto Pavel 'angTH PMOENP For e si a L imt THEISFL And wil eofered 6NU'N~ ees, and the prettiest line P1. ,ar, New (ogee. tays here long emeugk to ka cheap as any honest man CE & co, Piekenoo, S. C. .LE RAIL ROAD COMPANY. 19 ATR LTN R'Y I)IVISIO1. t March 8, 1890. 11y. WORTH DOUR D-head Up. ONS. 'No. 1 jNo. is. *No. so. lotte..ar 50 am 15pm pm "ot.......vi 4 4D am 5 4IR pm ........ ell... . ..1v 4 32 am 5 34pm i........ u3 a .......lv 4 18 am 5'26 pm ........ 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I 13-pin 21am ........ ince........Iv 80Kpm 9 17 am ........ ath.......Iv 7 57pm 9 06 am ........ ross........v 7 4C pt 855 am .... ... bl ...... v 7 .8 pm t 4. am ........ ,t& ........IV 7 00 pm 10 aw 11 10 am la acvonmlatitan, daily except Sunday, p. m. RCturinlg, laave Lula 6:15 a. U, ly exept Sunday, and No. 6 daily. leave hen~Is 12:15 p. m. aand 12.50i p. m. Returna lay, and Nv. 12 daily, 6.50 p. m. and 6.10 daily cepjt Suanday, and No 68 daily, ex 4.011 a. m., ann :ve kibaertona 8.35 p. mn. and y except iunday, leave Elbertun 3.45 p). m. md1 7.00( a. mn. bet weenf' Was4hinlgton and Atlsata. S and hwes tern Vsibnaled Limited, between At a hae is ch:arged ioa d.rht-chias tickets onily. I through timje tables, raLes and Pullmau agents. (r adra. L. L. McCLESKEy, Atlanta, Ga. NOT HING! nd1 Stock ey Subscriber I S SENTINEL st we hav~e made arrangemen is bllishetr of Farmn anid HTo aschold Journal FRlEE te ,uponl the coandition named below. agement is d lime Only I by nao other paper coun aaty. -".vear ini rance from the dnte of payment N I) Pi1tACIlCAL~ FAltbIlit free for oane w year in adac from date of palymenat >iI) l'Il A(1C CAL FA1 Ithil free for onec a part of the year ini advance uand who will adac.we will give thec JlIEEL)Elt'8 rue for one year. iide and Farmer! Slock and [Farm Paper), IP"ned twice each oif practi ia.l fandl valuable informatioen for er It is a fearles expone t i.of the vari ilns. 0(han hoald be: in t he household of arib:e noew. Oct your frienids to come in pear puabl ished in Pickena county, and an witha it. 1e In At OTnce. for the Price of One!i OWER use LESS WATER' trated Catalogue of 11891. IBIHE00. SPINEFIELD.O.. U.A.4 Rfehmanod a DaMAvl114 Greenville and Columbia DIvu1o0fi Condensed Schedule March 8, 1891* Trains run on 70th meridian tlme Going North. Going South. No. 18. INo. 14 7 00 am. ..Lv Charleston Ar... 9 4 pM 11 00 .....Columbia....... 5 0 12 18pm ........ Alston ........ 4$6 S 0 . Union........ .948 8 1 Ar... .8partanburg.... 1 40 AM 5 46 .Tryon .......1 $1 6 27 .......aluda........11 48 6 44 .......Flat Rock......11 18 7 07 .i.. . Hendersonville. ...11 06 8 00 .......Asheville.......10 19 9 4,P .....0Hot Springs...., 6 32 12 Si ......Powaria........4 0S IM 12 355 .......Prosperity...... 8 84 I 1 Lv.....Newberry.,... 6 1 2 0 .. ....NinetyS..... 16 8 13 .....Greepwood..... 19 86 S85 ........Hodges........11 44 4 15 Ar... .Abbeville.. Lv. .11 95 &m 4 80 Ly......Bolton........10 55 4 5 ....Williamate...10 85 f 9 ...,....Pelzer........10 37 S 17 ...... Piedmont......10 it 6 00 Ar....Greenville ...Lv 9 30 5 SO ......Anderson.......1019 6 I . Peudletoa...... 937 7 $5 1r...... Senec ....... 90 8 06 ..'.... Walballa....... I0 1 00 .......Atlanta....... No. I -N.1 , S pm. Couba...... 9 00 6 5 .......Alston.... ..6 1 7 IS .......Pon.aria......7 5 7 88 ......Prosperity..... 7 t3 7 47 ......Newberry..,.. 7 16 8 46 .......Goldville....... 9 00 .. Clinton....... 9 43 Ar......Laurens....... Ninety slix...6. 12 , Greenwood ..... 4 Be 6 5. p.......Hodges.......8p 6 15 .......Abbeville. 4 40 Ar. Helton. . .. Lv 4 25 ......Williamston .... 4 01 ........Peler... . 5s g .......Piedmont...... 6 97 ...... Greenville...... S Of No. 9. No.16. .........Cohba..10 80 am .......Alston ....... 9 48 .......Pomaria....... UN ......ProSperity..,... 9 Og ........Nawberry...... 45 .....Goldville ...... 7 5S ........Clinton....... 7 as ........Laurens....... 7 00 ....Hdges. ...., Abbeville...... 1 1S .. .. ... Beltorn. ... . Williamstoa..... ....... Pelzer......., ...... Piedmont....... ....Greenville... 1 85 ....Anderso, .. 45 pm No. 17 NO. 19. 6 90 am...... Columbia...... 7 0 . .........Altton........ 7 22 .... Pmaria....... 7 45 ....Proe.qperity....., 6 08 am...Lv Newherry Ar. 0 18 .Ninetyfiix...... 9 40 ......Greenwood...... 0 03.........odges... 0 40 .......Abbeville. 1 00 ......Ar. 11-1ton...... . Lv. Belton...... 4 If 1 22 .... .Williamston.. 1 35.........Pezer... 1 45......Piedmont.. 2 Q p..Greenviile..... ..Ar. .Anderson..L,.. B 45pm No. 41 No.40 12 1p....Lv Hodges Ar.. 40 p 1 95 ... .Ar AbbevillesLy.... 1 50 No. 46. No.~42~ 8 10 am.(.Nwherry... 8 85 pm 106......Gnl.lvill....... 1 58 10 42..........lintn..... 1 34 11 40 ... .aru......LiFS .12 30 Nos. 9, 10. 18, 14, 1.5, 18, 17 18, 40, 41. daily except Sundsy. Main line traas la and 14. daily between Columbia and. Hot Hpringa; daily except Sunday be. tweeni Aiston and Ireenvil1e. Pullman Parlor service bet veen Colm-. hia and Hot tiprings, N. C., witheut change of cars. SOL J!AAA I, Traffic Manager. JA8. L. TAY LOR, Gea'L. Pass. Ag's, :). C A RDW ELL. D.P. A.. Columnbia U. 0, Be you Want to Sell, e' do you Want to Ruy? (eume and See Me. I will buy mand pay Onehg or I will sell.. Credit. Will Buy er Sell Lerge or nall Tracts, Improved *r uinmprovedl. C. L. II4tLLINGSWORITE6 Pickens, S. 0. J. J. LEWIS. JULIUS E. Boggg, THE PICKENS Land .. Agency! If you want to buy or sell land, read here. The Pickens Land Agency now has for sale the following dlesirable lands. 200 acres one and half mile north of Pickens, 25 acres in cultivation balance iii original forest-the finest oak and pine timber. 160 acres near Central with 75 acres in a high state of cultivation. Good dwell ing& and necessary out buildings. TwenIty-orne acres of land in the town of Easley for sale. A good tenant house Onl it. 3$500 cnsh. 209 acres on Ilig Crow Creek; 75 acree in cultivation; 25 acres best bottom lands 18 acres of it without a ditch; the bottom land not subject to overflow; half n ile o nmill and gin, one mile of school au chureb. Price, $J,000; terms easy. 175 acres near Pmnpnjkintown in original forest; 100 acres lies well and timber flne, Price $350. One-half acre in Pickens, fronting on Main street opposite the court house, Price 6500. 175 acres eight miles north of Pickene on graded road to Eastatoe; good frame residence, good harni anid all necessary out buildings, good well of water; 50 acret ia cutlt ivation, balance in origi nat forest $900; one-third cash, balance on long thne Also 400 acres ad.joining the above tract, 10 acres bottom un iprovedi; 8.50 acres of tra:t in original timbe(r. Price. $4.'io. For&n p(flicinlars writg to Pickensg lAird A~u~,Pttens, 13. L.