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4t ICUNS SENTINEL. LOOAL NEWS. --Dr. J. D. Cureton is in Westminster. .p -Air, Wr0. Bowen to in Columbia oil legal business. -Mr. Jackson Rampey 19 somewhat hn 1proved In health. - -Miss Dora Folger Is visiting relativms In savanlah, Ga. --There are ten men Iin Pi-chena whose aggregate wi-Ight is !4,000 pounI.q. -Dr. Carpenter and wifo hve left Lib erty and are viow at their home in Marietta. -Master Oeorgo. R. Bramlett, of Wal halla, visited his fri"tnds in Pickents la,t week. -M'. A. M. Hamilton is now able to sit Up.and walk about some, though lie is yet quite;feebJe. hk-T guano famine at Liberty has been kolieft by the arrival of several car ioals 'fkte "needful." --The citizens of Liberty were treated to a regulur frontier fusilate on the night after the recent town elt-ection. -Prof. S. G. Sterling's school at Gap Hiull, is still flourishing, with an average attendauce of over lifty pupils. . --Deputy theriff W. B. Moss, of Oco. nee county, was in Pickens lIst Filday to witness the execution of Bill Miles. -Buy land fron the Pickens Lud Agency. It guarantees the title to all of its lands. Two new tracts on the list this week. --Mr. Win. Pace of the Cross Plains section, has beei pite ill with the grippe. At last accounts he was thought to be im. proving. -The Piedmont Baptist Stindaty School Institute, will in et at Iflat Rock church next Friday at 10 o'clock a. mi. A full at tendance is asked. -Lots and streets have been run out at Calhoun and building has cotmmlenlce.. This promises to be one of the most flour ishing towns in the county. -Go to the Greenville Coach FaLtory for mixed lpaints or atlytHing in the wagon or carriage line. Everything sold by this firm is warranted. See ad. Mr. and Mrs. Jerre Looper are in Toe coa, Ua. Mrs. Looper's healta has be it poor for some time and she is traveling to see if it will not benefit her. -Quite a number of the citi?.ei of the county camte in last Friday to get a look at the first gallows true er-ctcd in Pickens county. The other one grew. -Considerable hail fell in the Six Mile neighborhood last Tiursday. Nio da trage reported, though the farnier in that coin munity had a fair stand of cotton up. -Ther wag conslderable haft in several places in the county Inst Fid-ay. It amounted to a storm north of Central, the ground being literally covered with ice. ---D. W. McDonald, wi) lives on the Mauldin mill phce, killed at mink last week that had been playing havoc with hi, poul try. It slew live ehiclketi for tne meal. -Capt. John W. Austin, a promment and wel! known citzen if Greenile con ty, died last Saturday miot nitig, after a long illness, brought onl mainly by at wound re ceived during the war. - The railroad fare from Greenville to Columbia during the Cnten111nial, has been reduced to $1.25 for the round trip. l",ot, Anderson, j3 '9-. Mihit:t y coim panljit: % ii be chtirged one cent per nle. --Libterty held an elh etiont for Inttentitit and Wardnhs onl thle 2'thI it. Thle fol lowing were eleeilel: Intendant, J. A. I)a via: Wardena, P. H. Boggs, 'T. N. Ilnter, T. H. Moore and lWeud S.aith. -The Anderso)n AdIvoente says that Mr. Daniel McNealey, otne ofi the 'ohle'st ei:i Zens of Bruadhy Creek towtsip, i d1 inst Friday fronm heart failuLre, and was buried at liethesda chuircha on Saunday. --Irvitn Dodgies, of Eastatoe, was be fore ('omnuntissioner- Tlhora.h-y la-tMndy charged with runing tan illicit still. lie was held for the A uguast t'trm of' the U. S. court in Grketenville, under .-52Oa bond. -Editor TI. C Robinsaon, of the- P. o. ple'aJournal, is attending the m'eeting of thea Press Assuciation at Geotgetown. Chris. will "'ridle the gioat" and he gi vena thle se cret grip of the high order of quill diveris -Prof. A. J. Shiowalter, of I)altoni.Ga., will sintg at the Baptist chIuarc-h in l'na-l.y net-L Sunday at 3 o'cloc-k p. im. P'rol. $lhowater has thea repu)itat ion of being a i ie 'vocalist and n tenit is itn store for thosee who hetar him. The public is itnvited. -D)r. W. J. B3ramttlett, of Walhalla, was i. Pickents last Ftiday and( (-ceived( a hearty hand shnake ft otm'his matny f riends here. The Doentor lookds hlek anad litarty and we are glad to knoaw that dame foi tun~e bas smiled on him at. his new homte. -Mr. H1. J. Ghignilliattt was iu Fa<lev last Fridlay. lie looked so natural aoumid the old1 hautnts thtat. iassociaitain 'ompilelle-d the SeN-rNEsL nman tat ask htitt if t here nw. any express. le replied prompatltly, as ini days of yore, that lie h-id sent it tup. -Mrs. Charlotte Ihnrdine, wvidow of Rev. John Burdinme, is (tuite ill at lher home near Brushy Creek. 1ier sister, Mrs. Atnn 'Grilln, of this plaice, went to see her last Saturday. Mrs. Burniine is ove-r 85 ye-ars of age, and her friends feat' she Cannot re cover. --Mr. W. D. Glenn, of Libet-ty, anid Thios. 8 Glenn, of Blabtown, took the train for Newv Yotk last Friday. Mr-. Thos. S. Glenn has been an invalid tot- a long timte, andl has gonte to that place tor treatument. WV. D). goes to look tifter htis welfare. --it you want to buty or sell littd, keel) your eye otn the Pickenus Landa Agencty. Bome of its lands havc beent sold, and oth -er tracts have been added to the list. otnrebody is going to miss a good bargain bn the ti-act near P'umpkintowni-I 75 acres for $350. --Prof.D)argan)'s school was given a holi day ast F'riday, anid thle puils hand a det a lightful picnic on Gliassy Mounitaini. Mi5ses Annta Dargani and Corrie Bruce ebttapltele the party anid looked after Itecrealtire bomftorts. '"Little Billie" and Master Lan i-y furnished the music. -'lirought the carelessness of the driver, di(dget N'ewtoun's mare rat away last Thuars day afternoon iad demiolished te wagont to which sheo wais attached The run he gani at l'ony Fergutsonm's, two mailea fromt towna, atnd finisahed at J. C. Jentniniga' tlale bsck of Llagood, IBruce & Co's store. imne: aSix minutes. -The Flag Drill of the Easley hgh school will take place on TIhtursdaay, April 20th, inisteiad of May I st, its p)revio.usly tn nounced. Thle iaftent(otn exercise's wvill commnce p)romttly at 5:30 o'clock, p. in. The exercises will be conclutded in Ithe sachool room, commnencinig at 8 o'clock, p. nua. The putblic is cor-dially inavited. --There were twentty-five aipplicants for teachers certificates before thle Ex atniinag Board last Friday, twenty-one whites anud Sfour colored. The examtinaitioni was (on ducted itt a differentt manner to anmy her-eto fore, aind thte rules weare enfor-edi to thle liete. Thle Board wdil nt have- theti.a ad tng reatdy for two er thireet u eeks, its tnhere is 250 sets of jauestio.0, tent ini i-it-l wt, to be e-xamined, t htich iil tal<- sea.c- tiio:' Lo * rade. LIFE FOR LIFE I UISLL IUILIC1 PAWN T11E DEATE PENALTY. Tite Ir t Letal ExecutIon in PIckemn ,Countly. Last,Pirlday the fIrst execution for Pick che iounty, took place, i]hen 1ill Milos, colored, paid the extreme penalty of the law In expiation of the murder of Jake Udlmn, colored, Iast October. All of our readers are fatmiliar with the history of the crime, trial and conviction of BiIl Miles at the recent term of court, a full re port of which appeared in these columns and a review is Imtiecessary. At I I o'clock a. Im., a representative of the SETIrKr.aLd other locnl reporters visited the condemned Imit in his cell, and found him in rather a nervous state. R(V. Moses W. Crew, col ored, was with him doing all he could to allay his fear, and give him spirituhl advice In h is last moments. Dr. Cla) ton, of Cen. tral, at the re(uest of Miles read some al. - propi iate pusstgt s from the New Testiament and gave him tle beqt christain consolation he could in his lst momnlts. lie offered prayer inl b)ehItIr of the prsoner in which lie Was joitned ly those lement. At I1:30 the sheriff rought in a new suit of clothes for the prisoner, and he pi oweedsd to (ress hint self for the scall'old. IIe had become inore quiet uider the influence of the Doetor's kind words and sincer sympathy, and he was Calm and collected as lie dles6ed him. self for tlhe last time. Threcof hisbrotheis t came in to bid him farewell, and lie gave them a few words of warnirg and told them to Leware of bad conpanmy, whiskey and pistols, as these were the pOine aigeits I of tLe Dtvil, an(] bud brought him to the gallows. They pronibed to heed the warn ing and bade him good-bIye with choked ] voices. At 12 i. the Ohe riff asked the pris oner if lie was ready. lie replied that lIe was. The procesion then startod for the seafTold which Iad bLen elected in the yarId south of the jail, and anclosed so as to make the exceution private as the law rewirm'. A large ei owd, (mostly white.) had gathered on the outside of the jailyard t get a lvok at tie prisoner if porible, whi( h1 was hard to obtain on eout)t of the throng tei-g kept at a distance by the hay onets of the Pickens Guards who, underjthe comiand of Capt. P. W. Syie, wete on hand to help the sheriff to carry out the iandate of the law. and preserve order. Miles UsC'-Ided the Ftlff(ld ste1 with a firm tread and iemed to be 1a, biut his !ounteaitnice shwed tihat the ftat of leathi was strong in him. When asked if he w% ishted to inak1e any statenient he only tai dressed the same wi niig to the spce atotrs hait lie had given those who visited hint inl his cell. lie (oily o('cIpied two nminulates. Dr. Clayton then askle d lho.C present to join in1 recitiig the Lord's Prayer. Duining the reei tat ion the specltator stood w.. ith uncovered hleads tiad solemn attentIon, realizi.g that a felow bing was bel lining to tiat su1plica lion for the last tit e t:is side of eterni;v. At 12:05 the lope was adjusted and the black cap drawn. The trap was Spruntg at I :06. Tiw fali of six it ut lui:v to breatk fbhinek and lie died* by strr-gauht ion. At the endt if lifte en tminu;i: 1 ha was proniot.ted dead bty the a:tenag physiaians, lirs. 1at le, (hi) ten, Ilha!ingswo: th aind Wil;anas whoa had beencl in viteda by the lhiiffl tat at fetnd the e:seut iota. The bo dy was ct Lbownt aftert it had hiung t wenty-seve at tm Lites, p)laiced in ai cofii an turn tied over to the deaid nan's- fiends, who t oo k it ina charge. ounl w its buried the dtay folloaw ing! att ('old Sprn gs. Thuas cinded tIhe first lae; hnatiginag far lPia-ces eativ,y everrtin. intg rff saaaoaathly ard wialaoat a itei tan lert the diree:ionis of ShaLrifi Iti2hey antd his Htoftitty Siturrenders. Jas. I. lloallid:ay, whlo shot antd killedl Johnat ( rews, cauoord, inear Cen:tr.a , on thea 14th inr,t., cae to tuawna last Monday tand suarreand eredi io Slhtrill ltichrv. I,Loh idayv's sittemiet of t&ue tinfortunitate alffir to thle S:NitN :1. repree tatiie, dli - aers matri;ily trait I aint of the wittne.$aes be for thle (cooner. lIhe satys tat Cr 'ws cursedt hima at the imill trad t hreatenedr to kilt htimt on the spoat. anid swire raoundlly that hae woauhl takea his (,Hlallidlay-) life tht amirht. lie th,' nl proaeeed to tarke tate cov Lrt(ars all of f thet enagi ne. dasj ite Hlii tha's )hji et ions, whoii was grailng to iota the tniI tunder the conitract with 8itewat, which wtas state I ini thle Surr-aista. list w. ek ats the cause of the dhillitultv. C'rews tooak t he "governorrs" andiatartledihoame wvitIh thteam. lol iliy wtent to his house5L. armited btinuLe f w ithi a gatt tand pi, til trad wet a aftear C'rows tro tn ke hitm give the piece aof atachtryt tari , lian d says lie hard tar inaten i'tin if killing ('rews u~ut-il bec camea ait htitm w jilt the hallIs, swearing lie waouihl kill htim, antd that thea Crewrs lhiiy struck himn oan lie armt withI the w et.ch bfal te ahea sha t the chler C'rews. I hallidlay says thtat Crews idid tnt fall at thec irt .shot bLat still fougt't at htimi withI the talrls, anda hae thoutght lie hard tmtis.-ed himi ithl the guni anal di ew is jaistol tad shot twice whet Ca ews fell. lie thenca left amal wenit homein and hats becen in thle nerighborhoodl ever sintae. Mr'. J1. T1. Walters, whoa wats itn eye witniess, taut, nta sworna at the irnjtuest, coia rbonrtes Iloliiday'sa . flohidlay wvas takena to Wailhalla by Slier di JRichtey otn 'lTusday, whtere his count tsel, Mr. J. P. Carey, tmatde aplihcattion before Judge Nortona for tball for himt. Tine P'IckenN iUard. Thte Piekents (huards wvere (alt last Fri ay ina fulI mia forim undtaer crnuanda of htu summtaonitedf to IPickenis, to ataik e as urtiace dlotll soae itt regard to te preas ervartioni of ord<r . Whlien its oiflleial du it i a. were over, the the comtapatty was fo trmedh on Main strreea faor dress ptarade. The maci paresent t d a saold ierly appaliranare, andtt fair an horur or- motre wtvc throut.h till ta.e it. tirietimataary evotlutian,-, withi pronatptnc.sa and prte< -iamn, andathaIit trio wi th ie caise atad grace tar vaetrants. A dhi.ss pu arad- aona the .st reels o I P'itkens wita aiit ov L aeael ittg anad it, was: wati had nt itht the a!t-iienS initerest by thle ratawls whort5( soit ala !t After- tate paraide Meassrs. II arris &~ Maat is "t, uift the in i!is. Th'le guiartds atre as linie loa kintg set of mae't as cat ftc statitedh antywhrIe, tad bta y ate well dlirial. We ate suirv tit PIlk enis countty has tnot Itiaken t a-ps to huave thtem iat te Cdimbaia Cntea l.jth We trunit that tarmae orraion imoarre lInas ant tItan last Fr kiay wtill soonii reeathl themtt tto Iiekentan trilhat our cit izens wt itt t-houw their appr eciationi of thietm bay namkintg themit the hoinoired guests of the twit The Med-ai cal A 5socitiotn of Piokenis Coutty wtill mteet at Etishey ott thea 7th raf Maty, att iii a'clack ii. im- All tmembiers are earneiastly r-e<itstral to lie prasenit cat Ifthe itatta iiapointed, ais a it aug eer-s t tat bar ter-ti a, ai raller butsiniess oif impoaartaance to) ba rittcndaed toa. Transwfrs or meal Kestated Since our last report, Mlarch 10th, 1891, the following transrers of real estate have been entered for record in the Clerk's of fleo: Joh.n 1. Stewart to Thomas R. Merck, 5 acres inl Ifurricane township, $20. E. A. Lewis to Ilenry J. LewIs, 104 acres in Emstatoe township, $.o0. Mt. C. and J. E. Gillespie to M. D. Can trell, one-teni itterebt in Jacob Lewin' land, 7,0 acrus, 200. Rehcea V. and A. 1. Whitmiro to J. 11. alloway, part of the Whitnilre home place in Dacusville townsihip. $65. Alex. Nepliens aid Luciida Maw to J. M. and V. M. tephens, 147 acres in ilurri. cane township. 4 170. 11. J. and 6ue L. JohnFtou to Andrew Anderson, I acre lot in Central townseip; .22. Elias Day to Lucretla A. Cooper, 5 acres F aAey townlship, $100.4 It. F. Smith to Jno. Barr, 15 acres in Elasley township, $311. W. E. diellotte to Jas. It. and W. T. Rowland, 76 acies ;u Central township, k658. Rt. F. Smith to Belle R. Sinth, 72 acres n Easley township. $4 17. J.M. NealY to F.3. Morris and W.R. Ma or, 40 acres in Pickeus C. 11. township. 610t0., F. II. E. Iendri-ks to AI-xinder Maul lill, 61 acres in llurricane township, $710. livirs of Joseph Wilson to Perry Simp ion. 4 acres in Easley township, *36. W. M. Hagood to If. 0. 1endricks, 3 4 ots in town of Easley, $275. Cynthif: Neal to A. F. Newell, 317 acres n1Ea8ley to Enship, natural love iud dlee ion. Larkin D. IIendricks to John T. Smith, a.cs in Dacsville township, $12. J. B. liester to Dorcas J. Holier, 122 cres in l,Dacisville township, $1,000. M. F. Hester to J. M. Crenshaw, part of he hone tract inl Ducusville township, 6tP0. Blumer Merck to Thomas It. Merck, 45 cres in Central township, $142. Ml. M. Morgan et al to Jessie J. Morgan, f ! acres in Dacusyille township, $2i1, I. B. Sloan and N. C. Poc to Anton 3oggs,. 50 acres in Central township, $500. r J M. Burdine to W. E. Morgan, no C cres in Ilu ricane towuship, $200. It. F. Morgan's heirs to to W. L. Mor ,an, 240 acres in Hurricane township, 1 200. H. J. Gignillatt to R. I. Smith, I lot in aRSley, $2W0. 11. 1'. Bowen to W. P. Hall, 43 acres in 4.11ley township, $500. J. 1'. Robinson to S. F. Robinson, half v nterest im I I'u acres in Dacusville town hip, *:o . 8. F. Robinson to J. P. Robinson, ono ialf imterest interest in I11) acres in Dels. ille towiship. $:300. Julia A. Keith to S. F. and J. P. Ithn on, all her interest in the Jeremiah Rtobin- f1 on place in Dacusville township. $coo. r G. W. Gi0lin to W. 11. Gitinp, a tract p >f land ol Cmirpenter's errec!i, .1 0. If. A. R;binson to Lida A. L.inIIreattl, W) acres inl Dacusville township, $1,.. 0. G. Smith to 8. A. Williams, 131) acres n ('eiral township, *425 0. F. Smith to 0. 0. Smith, GO acres in Cet1ral townip, Q1no. Ithimer Mecek o M1. E. Merck. 82 acres n Central township, $731. J. W. Hi unson to It. b. Holcombe and .. L. Johinson, 101 acres in Ea-ley town- a hip. IS661. Amandiia Billings!ey to N. M. 11111, 2 wres in -luri'icane towiship, $10. W. W. iteder to Thos. J. Power, 15 Les in Iliuricane townsi) ip. $.oo. M. D. and M1. E. Ciat+ell to A. B. Lew s, interest in the Jacob Lewis land, $:,0o. A. It, Lewis to M. 1) Cantpell, interest n eat hailf )f the Jacob Lewis land. .Sro0. J. 11. Ntm ton to E. M. Aieander, 1 ieres in IIlurricanie to wnship,. $to. W. G. anmi it. A. Stephensi) L,o A. 1H. Lew. s, t ir initertst in Jacob Lewis' land, |.0. O.scar Le(wis to A. B. Lewis, interest in 1). 11. ail Kate Goovecr to A. B. Lewis, heir intere. t in Jacob Lewis' land, $ to. T1. Ki. IIlu.lgQns to J. WY. Sweet, 1 lot in -.atsley, $loo Ihewie ianeur to J. *r. and W. L. Gas away, imierest in Itu.sell p)lae in Ceial N. 31I. lMadeni to Town Council of Ccen. red,. I lot. ini (Centru, $7i1. N. NI. Mladden to B. G. Gaines, 1 lot in J. E. lioggs aiid Ft. A. Morgan to G. W. -'arle, I lot, ona adn stiet in Pickensa, :510.f Wmi). A. IInidsoun to Joseph II. Newton, Ci aicres ini liiurricn townish ip, $958. Wihion F. Hudaison to W. A, Hudson, Iii acres ini1 lurricane townshai p, $2,.Oi JTtepjh WVilli-as ad Wi im (Garvin to L. Garvin; 25 acres in Central township, ' N. IB. Kennimuore to Aaron D). Maun, 1 U aecs mi Cenitral tow nship, 4290o. EI:SA!1y Notes. Biruce iIngood has the measles. Mr. 1). Green's chiildien are now conva.. r -seeni t.C Mr'. D). F. Bira.lley was (juite sick last Thle wairehiouse is fiI oif cotton and there re 200t hales on ithe gi ound outside. Tlhe (Oil Mill was to have closed down a I reek ago, but eacth dhay it lois been receiv- I Lag eniough seed to run it the niext. Mr. F. M. D)ay is liept quite. busy. Her i soon have Mr. Wihiiama Jonesi' house( ear the Ha ptist C hurch, coimpjletedl. A Mr. Wm'i. J. Smith is cleairing~ off the riund( to (ieecta dwelling os his new par- I hase, just north of \V. M. Ilagood'. TIhe police depairtment is presided over >y Mr. S. J. liaines, who wid be found at uis pst, whlether "it rains oi shlines'.o TheA relent less mneasles have invaded Mr. I ( . W3 at t's inwuseh')old. Two of his biildrenu were luite sick last Monday. Ernest Folger is cleikiing for J. F. Bruce b Co., dru g- isis. iIe is ytoung , hat. his mployers will find him an ap)t schlar. Mr. John G. Wyatt Ilas h.s brick miacbine in order'i now abhout, two nmes siuthiwest oif own and will soon be making 10,000 brick >er day. .Mr. 11. 0. Hendricks hIas the .lumber on us niew puriichaLse neiar the I 'Iesbyterian :bu reh, for the crectioni of a hiandsunme lweiing. The Eaisley (enil of tile Piekens road has iein wetl wo~'rked. Mr. Geo. D ickard, tlae >ver seer, ces tainly deserves thei~ thanks ofE Mr. A. WV. Foilgernd Mr. R. W. Ilolcombhe myve swa.plpedi Ilandms. TIhe hitt'r Iasl. 1i f ,ar ioi lac. lot ituth oft tIhe P'resbyteriain -bureha l..r the crtiioin tof a dtwahiji 1i illb I' e'hdit' to comptjlie t i rapliy us mile. MI r. F. MI. Ihay is theo conitriietor. Itev. M4r. Ih)zami, of Flhorenact (liunity, the tri.sidethi oh thi Methodist Prttes:tant Coil iArtnce, pr'ebedan inmitertstinlg sermitn at 'airview Ia>: SRi'bai bi, hiis text was "S-et lby bit. ini oir." Th'ie htu.se w4as noti) et0it ient tt hld!' :ll of ih l r ge conigrea. ion,tI wiieb give thu preacher the mnos s-e pe:ctful atten t iin F'rom Euiten,. Mesrs. G4assaways' sa w-m!ll, with Mr. . W. M it ih as5 headl sawyer,Vi' is tulrning mi itlinhr byv the tousand.l which will he Mir. Ocot iTiimpkinis, of 1Texas, will be tt. n 'a;io':nA -tdi th:i' es. 13 J. Ajail '27th. '9l. New CLOTIKINA for Mei New CL0TAEINU for I, -New Bry 4aoods, (iagian f Fianisrn, Ceaceked amid ht'i: New IIats for A LL Xor9s New iShoes for TUN(G I New FlOur, New Mesat, N New Fariulig Toos1 oral Braud New Gaa'ev Seed New Maddlies a124 Ifarme.s III slaor this im, as good I I'ow 0141. ALL tlaeme 1ligs we a'e ant sell hosiest goods. We %as%t yoir trade. Hj2 - Mrs. Jas. L. Tohpn" i,' of Brevard, imuch impioved in health. -Mrs. A. W. Walker has been quite ill 'r tl. past week. Site is soie better at resent. -Mrs. J. B. Newberry is visiting her iother, Mrs. Charlotte Burdine. of Brushy reek, Anderson county. - Rev. J. Lowrie Wilson D. D., wil reach at Carnpel on the third Sabbatli in lay, and adtinister the sacrament of the ord's supper. -The sub-Alliance lecturers met County .ecturer Singl-ton L.ero last Saturday, and ere given intructions and plans for their ork during the sNumer. --Governor Tillmvan has appointed DrA. 0. Clayton, J. It. Giililand. Jr. and J. Williams as the Board of Medical Ex ininers for Pickeiis countt. -Verv little complaint is now heard of 11rm11 work living behiud hIand. The seed Inted is colling uip fast nnd ('tton chop ilng will bt- commed n x v week. - -Th,11 W. '. M.-ars svctlions of Calh rine :1mi Liber)y 4trof-ts hav" bven pultirn ne trim. The c<.uncil wmilti d#) %vil to ive Johnm M:miA sn ent.ivE coin.itrl. lt 11ayn lt At vertl.. Tile folhwing rtry liows the iilvaliwize r, iivertismig: Winter 1-rfore last a prom lent ice Inerchant of Maitie becamne larmed at the continued ni % weather, and a thw rivet- persistently rumained open, lie iserted the following in several of ti.e >cal pap-rs. "Wanted, six iiiles of ice, Scoliditi'm to cut.-' '1ope Smiled i [(ked ats they read this, believing it a 'Vaste f m1olley. But that me14-rlant knew his usiness. - In lfb. than thirty-six hours the urface (if the rivi r was covered with Atker wl k ive. wVIhi I was .1 tihrl d-1 lit.r. Vho says it don't .y to advertIs. Littl.. Blenjamin ii ens. :ierd livc vear's. graundM ,n of Mr. WVarre(n Eden-ls, of the l'at le Mountain setion1, arl i'meId in Pickens ml Wed!Inesday the 32nd in st ., from P1urce'ilh Iiani~i Terri tory', havin-l made thle eire ip of near I ,(m.O miles alone ini perfect afety and( withIo:t a miishapJ. liis father ul r. William Mtax well Edens, left iis coIU.. y' about ten years ago :ind settted in the ndiain Territory where he miarried. Some wo years ago be was tatken ill and dhied( avinig his w ife and one chiild. TI'-' mot her oi necounllt ocf ill hiealthi consented, tol let het chiild comeit to his graindu.fathler w haInsk-. d toI have him l st. here ito bli fathi-r's neo he. As sooii asu.Mr. Edins learnied that lie 'mould lie senlt lie forwardled the necessary inds Io defray his' expen)'iie to this~ place. hI Sal urda:y the I19th Iinlt., M;ter 13e !1as taken to1 the railroa :Bic ie by hismoth111 r and hleled for Easley, S. .,* ill care tif ic agents and ca.)~itctiors along the l. meI( to biomi The had addurtserd an *j'en letteri. 'he little fed ow was meti here by his grand. thler' amt is nolw at hiis fiu te homue in the ands of' his fathei.r's peiopIe. Nottice to Ov-ersseerN. A !l roadnt overs(eers are nort ified to put at !ast onie day's worik on thle roadtis bet ween ow andl the t.th~ (If May~ next, is the way f mendling the wmorst. places. By order of the lioard,. ap'3w3 0. L4. DUL'AN'T, Clerk. ('ORBnin ijtllie ('ll i'etl. An olid phiysic:ian, rtir-ed frion practice aving li platced in his hands by an East ndia imsionaryitI the foransla oif a si imle egetable remnedy' for the speedy and per -lanent cnre of Consumiption, Urontliitis, ~it'atrh, Asthma, andI all throat antId Lungi Lietins, also a posilive antI radical enreI dIr Nervo'us Il)ebi lity antd all NervousCio dahlits, alftir having tested its wonderfil nriativye poweiwrs inll mtusnd Isif eases hiat t!lt it his dtity to nmake' it. k no wnI to his Aulf ering felltows. Actuate by this moltti ve aind desire to relieve humilani suilferiing, I will end free of charge, to all whi-o desire' it, hiis rIe Iie, iniUi G ran, Fre'nchi or Enmglish, v ith futll directions for pirepariline and1( us. n1g. 8 int by maiiil by addressing withi tamp, naming this pape itr. W. A. Noyes. alpr'iOy I A horse for sale'. Appily to tis ofltee -Thei Liberty 'lTownshipl Singing Aso.. aiutionl wid metett withI the l,ihiruy liapti-st h::urtch oii the Itecond( S"tiudy in May, at 101 a. mn. L.mO.N M>.rr.ni.N, P'resident. r '. f.ili'a I hart, Ilt-aufort, S. ('.. w rlitl's: 'iues- neh'-.i and partu's ofl imy lehi Iie i i ' bron-mt miii a hIi 1 ti f I' t t r iia ha ymi hIing ii at <n.ie and- n'i h'un kro aa'iwuae bola.t.b- Iui ,.ru e my t a Ite[' 'pP . . T r - i n a:.~i PA R A-SIT-i Cii 'N cuirs iI(lh in : niinutto.4 l!or' saue bIy Lewis &iMontm, P ienis, S. (I. Also J. 1). Smuith & (Co., Ljibert v, S. itit and . I. MSooite, Centlih, S. d. E!- fl?lowN'S 11RON BITTERS C!urt, I.p .. - . , ,. sua'e,. IJv'i'g i. ti hutal. ria, Ncr-' i i.en'rallii - yj:.' ii - - hastrmie .. ' .~ -ae II.,e ii ite uni wrapperHi. Any one want ini mioney' filr 'oinnlly oapply toJ' 1: :0 DTG G 6OOPENIN( -AT V.. . 11111, Wormtedql, Mumillssa im4 led Lawn%s ever sahowa he 'OLI4 avmad Iror 1L FOM ew (reians Syramp, Newl! I klead4. s aid Ir4h Potaitoe. pia ax a vnew Store. Notlaima offering to ovar etitomkie kGOOD, 1BR THE RICHMOND & DAN ATLANTA AN) CIIAIAL Schedule in iOUTIMBOUNDReadt Down No. 37.!*No. 11.1 11 40 pm 1 50 pim 1 00 ........ 2 14 pml 1 2- ai IV. . 2 234 pmI 1 35 an 1%....... ....... 2 36 m 40a v. 8 00 pun 2 11 L -Lill ........ 8 17 pm.. .. . 27 pn "'38 ........ 3 45 pi 3 (00 till IV 4 15 pm i 2;t!Nr .. ........ 4 18j"1 3: 0 a I lI. 1 50 am 4 il3 pm 3 .- tl, IV. ........ 5 03 p3in A 0 a IN . ........ 5 20 pmll; 4 21 in IV. 2 41 am 5 'j0 pm 1 53 V. ..... .. 6 115 p in v 3 30 an 7 05 pmi 6 Ilr Iv ...... .l 7o 57 p. S pi , 6 0 i I . .n. l .. .. 4" n Il i: 2 amt IV . . . 9 'M Illm al-I 1% .11 . . i . . 5 3: :iai Ii 1 35u am lv.... ........ 14mi, aill 40 .v. .. *21 .111 14 1 3 ? -uiln !v....... Y2 281 Im v... . . .. . til a nit ..,. . .....7 i ll 0 3 pi3 . t 311 aln INv......... ...... 1 ; pill' 13t n: v 1. ...... ....... ~ ~ :1 ?9 p l 1 5 an.l IV .... .... all' i m Nv..... .. 7 2,':laml 11riNes At!a:.1a 8:5 a. iv. I.lJ1:1-A10:35 it. ill., and 10:411 a. ill.. arri% ~~~6N 133 ain I nIiV. '1 ......9 Arie Chocks ll webugt to ut th5 fnrit 11 1'hmos-, and .Kvr 11 2oushpm a31(l : \.i tc 7(I t ou,1 l)30 ty. 0 U Ia'es A the 5:0 .. ariJ.. l a and et ,uaM ORAten NoI W.1 .m it ritg, r Nos. w ma I THE LE:FFELu. ArrsTERro 7.10p. 0CODS I e uW 'alIcoes, and Ine prettiest line re. 4ugur, New ('oWlee. g stays laere long C%'ougla to rs as cheap ax any lionert nitan UCE & CO*, Plckeaus, p4. (. VILLE RAIL ROAD OMPANY. )'Trh AifRf LtNEii IV'Y 1I SO vffect March S. 1890. *Dail.v. Nowfli O DAUN v Ilad Up. ATIONS. 'No. 10. No. 2 No. 3A. liarlo t v*. a. r -5 10 ar; n . pm'0.V pml .harit t . . . . . I 111 . .. Lwel l.. .. Iv 4 Q ai 5 S Instulia ... .. , 4 IS uml 5 '26 lil......... s 1m ilntf.inl . iI . 5 fl 5 1 pi ........ ( rover . .. . . .. v 2 I Ilil . i-kshurg . . . . . 3 *0 am! .1 3 pw: _w3fTney's.. IV 2 . ....... 'wlZlt0 lOs . ' . .i .m . .1 ..Npm3 .1 4 . .. .. Uli f tr". . . : 1 am ' :1 pi ll I' . .. .. . pn11 I s. I 9 i ll, Clifit I ti I0 i1~~~i1 ~ ~ a 1111 ~'I'.1 . fi . . . . . . .cv. rill 1v. .lm I;lit: 0 .p IS HERE n It i r . . t Goody a Sp:ialty wcre i h )aet e h ET 'aIt h in .F t . . . r . 1. .m . 5 p m.1 10 t ill I Ho rc v~k . v 71 18 am t ma p t . ..:mc :. 5 - am aill p I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 8e~~IN I7f4 .... 11i :il . .... N%(:lI ) )' (Ill ..( II ./((.Jim an 1; ~ ~ ~ . 1 la m! .: 3 il :111m .(1) 2 9a 45 .h'ee 11al3:, pm- 4 4 Ihs LES WAT:.ERI . 30p 1n~trnto Catalg e Or 1t , pm ~ EGIN CO SR5 GFn L, 0:. , U.Spm Kfelammend d Danville RX Greenville and Columbia Division. CondeuBed Schedule M-ar*h 8, 1891. Tratins run on 7th meridisin time. Going North. Going South# No. Ia. ho0. 14.1 7 00 am...tv Charleston Ar... 9 1ii 11 00 ........Columb la ..... 5 12 1"pm ....... .AIston........ 4 26' 2 02 ........ Union....... 2 48 3 12 Ar....Spartanburg.... 1 40 an . 16 ........Troin ........12 81 S2' ........ da........11 43 6 54 .......Fltltock.......I 18 7 07 .... Hendersonville .... 11 09 8 00 .......Asheville......10 10 9 4J. ......11ot Spring.. 8 32 12 31 .. ...... Ponaria. . .... ..4 02 a 12 5.1 .......Prosperity...... 8 84 1 18. Lv.....New.berry.8.... 10 2 .50 ......Ninety Six...... 1 0 3 13 ......Greenwood..... I 3 3 35 .. .......Ifodges........11 46' 4 1.5 Ar.....Abbevillo.. Lv.. 11 05 A4 4 30 Lv. Belton........10 55' 4 53 ......W illiaiston.....10 %5 5 011) ........ I l-i r........10 27. 5 17 ......Pienlot ......10 10 6 (10 A....0eville ...Lv 9 go 5 20 ......Inderson........10 15 6 15 Iv. . Pedlet.on...... 9 37 7 35 IV.. ....... 9 00 8 05 ..-.... WalhalaI ....... 8 30 12 00 ..... .A tatifa........ No.1 5- No. 18. 0 Of) pm ......(o i a....... 9 00 6 58 ........ Aton.........8 10 7 13 . ....Pon.aria....... 7 55 7 84 P.......Property.. 7 38 7 47 ...... Newberiy ....... 7 16 8 -i. .......Goldville....... 9 0-4 ........Clinton........ 9 .10 Ar......Larens....... ...... NinetyS x...... a 11 .. . . . .Greenwood. . . . . . 5 50 5 ....... ..Iod;es.. . ..... 6 28 Pin! O 15 .......Abbeville ...... 4 40 Ar... ... ,.Ion.... Lv 4 25 - - ...W illiamst0in . ... 4 01 . .....Pt-zcr........ 8 55 .......Pifdioin,... 8 37 reen.ville....3 00 No. 9.No1. f"'I.m...bia.......10 50 a= A.. A ton ....... 9 43 iP iaria ........ 9 '25 Pr.osCperity... 9 03 Newh-rry .. 45 ..... .L:nn ... 7 00 ... . .Abhnvile. . . 11 10 .. li -ito ........ ... ~ ~ ~ ~ o .1i0an.tn.. . G..... .... .......oltim....... ....... ..l'winm l... ... . P.G r llila ... . I. M-) .......Aidi..on.....8 45 pm N. i. No. 10. I 1 0 a n..... A... .o liia...... SO......I a....... IS.. ......lri 1 plrity...... E: 0:i a. . . Lv Nev.bIeiry Ar.. I, I3 . .. . NhieS.i:... 2 '20 p ......G ,vi lviv f...... II 00.......A. d-rsOn..... ..... .. . ....v. et on.....4 15 11 .3~ .... .is.n... 12 1 in.. .....12,e0p. ..Ar.. 0Amb-,r.on . . L..A- . V8 4i1 5 No. 43. No. 40 1'2 I5 pmn..L.Tv TTtsd1es Ar... 2 40 pnl 1 (5 . .\.\b evillu v ..15 No. 13- NoE.2 8 it) m:. tr......... 3 pr 10) (EL.........lvilc... 5E3 f100 1... ...int<m....... 1 t 11 40I......arn......LEfIE.12 31) Ns. 9. 10. 13, 1 1, 15, 10, 17 1s. -.113 -12 thuily ixiept Sunday, M:ain line I rains li h Spriig: daEily excep.Jt Sun iday be Sf I 11 A A S, Tndzili Mainager. JTAS. L. TA Y LOT, (en'!. l':ss4. Ag't. I). C(L11Di)VII. D).P. A.. Colnmnbia S. C, I HAVE F 100 bushel Some mhiI< young calres. One beet' cow. Onew work mule. I Want to Buy ! Some heif'ers anid colts. I00 yvon Want to NeII, og do you Wanut to ]Buiy? ('one anud See~( IHe 1r 1 will Nell on ('red4it. WVill BEn r SieIl ILarge ( . L. IiQ)L L wG,LTlKEfg; _________ I ck(1ns, s. C Nhserifl' 4ne. STA TE OF SOU'TH CA ROLINA; L out of( Picno. Byi~ v'irtu of ft tay execution for StateC and (Couny tav xen listed for fis sell to) flhe highelst bidder, in front (f the Icourft hous door(101 at Pickens~ C. H1., 5. C.. durir'g the legal hiours for Hale ])ay ini May', 1891, aill that4 piee, paricel or tract of land1( Vlyig andis being ini the State and coun~ ty alforesaijd, on the (fast side of '1'wt le .\ ile Rl iver, 01) waters of Goblu ens Creek conta iing four. hiundredt (100l) acres morec or less, sa.me tractf oIf h1:d con fv(yed t o \\ hlitLer S1.mmfep Conuveynce, iloo(k ''"" pag C3, onl si he s-dv Ety < f if hiter Simrmh(S to Term!is. (ash on day of sale. On impEIroIv(a llar I.Ends inl sihiA of E$300 andil I0 upwards. Lom2? I icpayale Inl 0m:1 annual: paymnts tairough a per*iod of ( sI vers thenli n: (211I thI2e. horrower CX han11ting his10 cro Iin any on1e yea iir. A pply toII J.I 1 iO(G s. .t ttornEey, :i autdly P'ickCeis, 8. 0. SCHOOL, CHURCH, BANK AND COURi HOUSE FURNITURE.~ 8etteesftor R. Rt. Dpots and Public IJId'gu.. GATES DES10 .0G *RE ENILLt,6. 0.