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kICKENS SENTINE LOCAL NEW8. --1. J. M. Nelly found squares ob botin on the 2nd inst. -Miss Esele Russell, of Easley.. Is 1 ng her aunt Mrs. Dr. Earle. -Mis Anna Dargan Is still very sick at the home of her father in Greeniville. -The weather has beon unusually favor. fble to the sweet potato and toiato crops. -,Misses Lilly Clyde and L(ila aambrell, f EaslCy visited thU -Misses Itichey last week. -karried Midy 30th 1891, Itichard Craig to Mary Jiuies, 0. S. Stewart, N. P., olli blating. -Mr. L. A: Brown, of Liberty town Wblp, claims the ribbon on his file prospect for corn. -Mrs. A. W. Walker's health has not improved, and she is still in a critical bonditlon. H. I. Hobbs, a prominent attor. inCville, Ga., Spelt last Sunday )u want to buy a good farm cheap, -asy payments write to the Pickens Land Agtnby. -Adjutant and Inspector General Far Iey will inspect the Pickens Gtuards next Saturday, the 13th inst. -Mr. I. W. Gillespie lost a fine cow ol the Slst uIt. It is thought that she had been poisoned from some source. -The demand for frying chickens still 'exceeds the supply. Don't hold ofT to,) long, sell while the market is brisk. -Some of our planters report a good crop of grass, but feel counfident that there Is plenty of labor in the county to cope with it. -Married on May 31st, at the residence of Peter Anthony, by B. D. Garvin, N. P., Taylor Williams to Florence Mansel. All colored. -It was a child of Mr. Elim E. Per. ry's that died on the 15th of May, and not Mrs. Perry, as was stated in our issue of the Slat uIt. -Mrs. Julia Ann Rigdon, relict, of the late Gabriel lii don, died on the 31st tilt., and was buried on the day following at Uriffin church. -Mrs. R. A. Hester is quite sick. She has never recovered trom the,etfects of the grippe, which is the prime cause of her present illness. -The dry sunner foretold by the weather prophets has failed so far, we are happy to say. No part of the country has yet sufferea for rain. -Rev. A. J. S. Thomas, of the Baptist Courier, will preach in the l'resbyter'i-an 'church here on the third Saturday and Sun day, at 11 a. in. each day. -Mr. Hugh McCarter, who has a saw mill in the Camp Creek section, was calliI to Laurens last Monday night by the severe illness of his mother-in-law. -Our old friend and. clim. Chas. T. Martin of Easley, says 1l.it he is for Till man for Vice-President in '92 but not on the "Third Party" platform. --Mr. Trez Folger, train dispatcher of the Cumberland Gap road at Aikeni, and sister, Miss Dora, visited their eouiins Mi:stss Murff and Newberry last. Sunday. -The Children's Day exercises at P.r ters Chapel last Sunday, attracted a lar - crowd. Messrs. .1. Il. Newton alit .1. '1'. Youngblood, of this pluwe attended. . -Elder J. 0. Wilson visited Rev ani Mrs. A. WV. Walker last Saturdar eening. lie left on the idi(ihlt train to ll an ::p pouintmnent at Greenville ont Sabbath. -Rev. 0. L. Durant tilled Mr. Walker's appointment in the Methodist church here lat Sabbath a fternoo n. TIhe Sacramnti of the Lord's Supper was adinistered. -Married, at the residence of Mr. L. A. Brown, on the 1st it., Mtr. 13right Spear man to Miss Savanna h M.urphree, liev. \y. H. Reese olliciating. All of P'ickens (0oun ly. -Miss Sallie Arnold, an agedl n :aiden lady of Easley, was adjiged a lit subiject, for the asylum 0on the ad inst.. andi was tak en to Columbia the day following by Slher 1ff Richey. -If everything goes wvell, the cornier stone of the new court htouse will lbe laid shortly after crops are laid by. Arrange iments will be imade for a grand time at the county seat, on that, occasion. -Mr. J. L. Thompson andi wife, of Brte yard', N-. C., are visiting Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Rlichey. rhey arc accomnpaniedl by Mr. Thiompron's Inother who will spend the week with friends here. -Contractor Elias Day andI Mr. J1. G. Wyatt were in Picke'ns last Monday look hig for a location for a brick v'and to nake brick fo'r the new court house. They found good clay on Town Creek, and the work Ill be commenced at once. -Wm. Arthur, colored, who lives on t,h' Finlay place, ne(ar Mir. R1. A. ilester's, planted ten acres of cotton on Aparil the' 8th, and on thle 4th inSt., 5(luarest were found on the stalks anywhae:e ini the 1leld. Look after this "Democrat.,; -There is more local energy ('roping out this summer t'aan ever be'fore in this coun.. ty. Just watch the young men, thtey will .yet brinig this county to the front by <pttiet persistent work. The older citizens should wake up and help the boys along. --The Pea Ridge people are very anx. Ious to have the new road fromn thi.s 'dace to Walhallat, via, t,he Campground worked out. This is imnportattt to the citizens of the west side and Commissioner Mullrphree should look after it for them, atnd lie will s soon ias circumnstanices permiit. -Mr. Mac Thtonaa, of Six Mile, says that the citizenis of the west, side of P'ickens atnd the et't side of Oconee ate tnkitng preparationis to have a grand untion piettie at Old Pickens on) the -p hI of ,1 u'y. Th'lis is II good idea andl all shoutld unite to makile it - 6 success. Tlhe SasrriN. wvill be thiere. --Mr. H. L. Clayton bats our thanatks for * hn invitatin to attendl the Conuntieinenit exercises of the Arkiansas College at l1at en on the list of graduatra: ,John I). Kemenne. dy, Indian Tlerribory; English P'. Kennedy'. Ark ; Henry L. Ulaytonti,S. C.; .J:ay L. Clayton, 8. C.; Mack 11. Long. Ark. --Mr, Richard K. Pace dlied at lie home of his son-in.latw, Mr. J1. L. liendricks, 3i miles north of this place last Monalv a 4 p.m., after' long illness,aged 75years. Mr. Pace was one of the olest et izens of the counuty andi was well known amal highly r'e spectedl. He had been a deacon in the' Baptist church for overt forty yeats, atnd dIed In the faith and with a full assturanc.e of the rewardl promised the faithful. The funeral was held at GIrifli church otn Tues day. -Mr. James L. Crenmshaw, a fortmer citi. pea of this coni,iy, died at his home near Pendleton last Saturday at 2 p. m. The burIal took place at Shiaroit otn the day2 fol lowing. Mr. Crenshawv was (tne o,t tht' mnost progressive fartmers ini that cotamu ty, where the best fartmers reside. I e leaves a wife and several children to mnour. his loss, besides is father Mr. Jessie Creti shaw, of the Oolenoy section. le has a brother atnd sister itn this eaoun' y, all of whom have the sympathy of tmany friends in their ad hnreaveunit an's school closes next Frl daughter of Itev. T. F. Nel k. -bine. of Central, who is :, Is thought to be improving. Rhodes, of ltie',. reports reS on lis cotton ()in the )Pd - it a it no0 w%,il blows brisk amild cool from the east, the t0lphone wire plays a good tenor. Sam Clyde. of Marion ecimtv, vis ited his Icles. Messrs. J. B. and \. A. Clyde, lust, Week. --Mr. Wililiam Vahlrop, whoI. has been court crier here ever 4inee the location of! tile preseit coun tybI seat is seriously ill with consu og nfption, -The younig men of Easley are getting Ip what promises to he an excellent- enter tainnent for the benefit of the band recent- I ly organized there. -On the 2nd inst., Mrs. Margaret Quarles, nee Richey, diedl at the thoic of her husband in West Unioll, Oconee coun ty. She was fifty % ears of age ani leaves a husband and five chilren. -Mr. W. 1t. (Pete) Price's grist and sawI mill on the hea<l-waters of the Oolenoy. were washedv away lAst Friday Iight. Los < not tscerltaine. That section wias visited < by a regilar freshet on that (lily. -)Vm. It. Bishop, a rather ''tough" Citi izen, of Easley township, was sehit to jail last Monday by .lustice Cureton, to serve a thirty lays' sentence for culting up his .wife's sewing machine and furniture. He is the same gent(?) who wa-1s visited bly the "White Caps" two years ago. -A letter from our old frienlt and school mate, Rev. T. J. lichirlson, infornms us that Ie aIs moved from Iredell to Haskell, Texas. Jef, as we used to call him, has < been greatly blessed in his adopted State and we trust that hik new home at Iliskell will be as happ3' and prosperous as the one he hlis just left. -Several darkies were before the town council of Easley last we!K to answer for violation of an ordiniane. A ftvr fines had been iilmpsi upon soine of them, one of the co icil sai<d to a uoin g white-eved pris oner who hai beeni aleiitte'd: ", im, you are disclmrgci. " Jim iasked excitedl "-iow Inn1ch boss?" --A shadow has come over the home of Bro. E. E. Kennemlor., by the death oni 1'tiesblay Ist. the 2ti< ist.., of an infant (laghter. IBut there is comfoi t for him and for tlie others bero-tvc(I bhv this sail event in tle kn wh-<Le that :it is well witi thlie child." Of such is the kingdom of heaven.-Tiapt ist Courier. -A severe hail-storm visited the north ern par th i (le colinty hist Friday Cvening. 'T'hie storilm h egil onl the hae:nd-waers of the Oolenoy and extun<del southeast to Crost, Rloads ill-cu'h. distilice (of ovi ten miles, an<d one and a half miles wide. Great <buiage was d1l4n tO groiwin)g Crops and the frit was alm 1MOSt aill destrI'y<. A heavy ranm al.so fell which washed tle lands very hadly. This was the wori't storm within tle recollectifin of tile oldest inhabitants of that Section. ('oinin:: 1,'xvrc1p4e-4 Eailey Ill.-Ai %eloool. ''lhe cllisilg exerciso.s of the Easley ligh Sch141 Will takt' le-W Thusty a11d Friday June I Ith andil12th. Examination. 9 i. inl. to 2 ). mll. lleeitations, Dechlnl iimtis, Dialoges, May-Pole Dance, Fha Drill, ;::Io p. n. Examilnation coiclu'11!vd. 9 a. m., to 11 a. Ill. Ammual A hlress, byv Rev. J. A. Clifton, of Crivil1le. S. C.. 3 p. Im Elocti,mi1iary I'nter4.ta iniit biy Prof. J. A\ m4:(unet(nen1ts of D)istinction4. Fverybofady' is cordlially inv'IiterIl to attendl the exercises. Very Traulv J. G. B3.iarb'Princi~pal. I)aningei, by a ('y'etone. 'The severe hail stom inl I"irv'iew town-1 patll ed4t a clyelone wh ichl pansse< I thirough part (of thle samoe toIwnishilp the same nigin amd wits accompantll:ied by hiailI. llelj1orts broughit, hiie yestenilay are atlarin'g. AIlhougih no losst of life or serni oilS inljulry to persons hatis becen reCporIl,41 lmtuchi laimiage has bee ((Clone44. On)~ the lacI (of .J. IB. I!iiThomson, o f the t'irini of .Jliing c ('o. . thais 'ity. four out house were ''I4' leve'le(il to the : gr'oin1 i anid Ithe poritin o(45,f cropsi thait were nol t bloEwnt downt we'ire des'trolyed by) hauil. E. I. M!art in, A. B. (2. ( rilith, atnil 4414a'ny others', who(se niameis couh(l nout be learln'< yesterday, lost much(1 liy hiaving houses bIlown (down anid eIrops (lest royed( or dlamaged. Two or three houses on Mr. GIriflthi's places were wipi(l fromt the eaithi. Trees were iuproot cut aml1( fenices were blown <down. Mr. Thomnnason' left yesti'r'ly to ase'raini the amont111 of the thu1nage' ant( <definite in foIrmat io n of the ('yei lne's wvork will be kno 44whelin he( re4.turns4. Theii (vi'<lonte patss I tail ae<l' <limage' tco cropts where the eye4l(one4 hit< noit paes. It is beli'eveil frIm whi ~at. ha:i been heardl flint the Ilos's wii b heae:vy amnl that moanyV farmers will haive tii r'el:hint orI abatl 43(n4 their eropjS. -( rieenille news hIlh inlit. lbe mal ImppyI1I~. 'Thlu y wIill get It 1( 1ac on thai:t ILty, a1414 as the 1 Act <ibis inot stite 4 any13 speei'ie( tim' thiere is n1o rlidm why'''13 they slihuhl niot get a 11 thieiir iony shiot. I y after thle I 5th.i Thel cu<miuty boa1:rts oIf exmaniniers willI also hbe pi<illl thi'e 5th. They ar'e enititled'4 to @ it (laly for eight ilays if they3 wereti' emptll)yed so( manyli3 days. Someil oIf the member 'is have sent, int hiil s for the whiolie ighat dlays. Eiight 4th1y or aniy thler' neun ilts, wvhe'l swvon ti, wvill lT the 5441asley (141 T Iwsi i4in Assoc15ia.. tion( wA(i met ati Ge41144 liI'li orges IVe-huc linltihe'econdi csubw' illne aivtci 141 hi'm Al111ii' luda' hs inin4ifitin the twnship arehcli thequested ti en one4(' dehegtior ivii tivied tfoicom. 'rV. J. F. \'aughn il F,asley, . C.,.Ma,30, 'C. 114Techi's(014 lutinte 4if orLljiu whe iahes. thalis bsotet been noicayl'.heSho 'misin er beore he tf N~.lue ttn vn tags of l . ')4 W .ui \V.1 F.i'i is :iitny1.4'1 al 441me'I4 14441 atempil ose ieto.a Peek's stor. ( I. ntrai [ t.i lowEa a,s- (nreh. ant 14,i ile (ri W < lai g I 11t ila. Ci'nls toln 14 ap notyet1, 1 '4t bee iggrne. 4Fort E tt1. led. 1a8ry, the infant dauLhter of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. flarris, died Tuesday night at 11 o'clock, after an illness of two weeks, She was 22 months 01(l amlot the only chill. The burial took place at tie. new cemetery Wed(nesday afternoon at rio'clock. 'he sor rowing patrent% harve thw hieatrifelt synt thy of the entire commiunity. .1 F~ariater Jutdge. Our Senntor ad Representatives held a onference inl the city hit Mnday to re .0mm11lieni somle (ne(. to 0ov. Tilinan to fill bie position of aster 14or Anderson couity Jell. W. WV. 11Ihnnphrey's colinmliisteon Iiving expired. We learn there were four tpplicants for the ollice, Gen. llumphreys wing one of the number. The Anderson )ar sent a pelition to the..deli-gation asking hat a lawyer be recommenled for the ap >mintment, but this was not heeded, and dr. I. M. Burriss, a farmer, was endorsed 'or the place. Mr. Burriss is a good man, mid we believe will (1o his best todischarge he dutIes of this oflice, but it is the general )pinion that some one who is familiar with he practice of law should serve as Master. Jen. Humphreys has filled the oflice of Wlaster ever since it was instituted in our ounty, more thni twelve years ago, and it made a most ellicient olleer. It is not <lnown why his h'lleal has ben chopped >AT." This is one of the most, important >cllces in the county, anl upon the fiithful lischarge of the it ies of the oflice and the litelligeit legal dvcisimis of the Master de >end greatly the cost of litigation and the -ights of the litigats.-Andersonl Intelli renicer. Alusinemm Notleem. Mirthe M. Tanner, Boonville, Ind., vrites: "I had blood poison fron birth. Knots on mny iibs were as large as hen's ggs. Doctors 3ni would bela cripple,lhut I. B. 13. has eur, d me sound and well. I hall ever praise the day the men who in rented Blood Balm were born." Connumption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice lavn;g hal placed in his haids by an East ndia missionary the foriula of a simple -egetable remeily for the speedy and per nanent (tire of Colnsumptitn, Bronchitis, 'at;arrh, Asthma. amldt all thrait and Lung N1lections. also a posiiive and radical cure or Nervous Debility and all NervousCoim >htints, after having tested its wonderful nirative powers inl thousandis of Cases has 'et it his ilty to make it known to his suf ering fellows. Actuate by this itotive and desire to) relieve human suffering, I will end free (f tharge, to all who desire it, his recipe, in Cermian, French or English, vith fall directions for preparing and us. ng. 8ent by mail by addressing with tam), nianIng this paper. W. A. Noyes, 20 Power's Block, Rochester. N. Y. lipr30y 1 Clerk% Sale. Q TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens. In Court of Common Pleas. ?. MeD. Alexander, Plaintiff, aga-inst. rohm B. King, et. al., Defendants. By virtue of a dueree of foreclosure mnd sale made in this caso by his donor, Jiudge W. 11. Wallace, on 11th .ay of July 1889, I will sell to the uighes' hidder before the court house loor, in the town of Piekens, on Salvday in July 1891, hring the legal hours of sale, the Ullowing described reld estate, to wit: All that. piece, parcel or. tract, of alnd, lying and b1in(1g i lind Ie ar the .4orporte liin,its of the toiwn of I''aslev,i -otyr of Pickenis and State aforesaid b)ounded(s 1by lands of Allen Mauldlin, 1'. 1H. Mc3lalio,i R. D)ke and ot hers, '(hntiingli4 seetyfu and one-halt 74 A) acres, more orj less. Terms of sale, one-half cash and hie bal:ance on a credit of twelve noniths froml (day' of sale, to be secur d by honid of purciha:ser he.aringo in erest from day if sale, 4nnd a miort - .age of the premaises. P~urcha~ser to miy for paipers. J. M. STEWART, [tune 11th, '91 WJ'. KC. L [LYDSAY, D)enier in 1 af * li< itic *1O -* 'EAE I, BarbeShopl And(f (1 hith( Roms .\ ndcs Fne Jrtew. lr.el H' i jteflle 4 ut 44 (41Sh:i' pit ng44 atl air i Britarbo terl Shor !a SOT( ANDf COL BATHS. Yourj4 lnton* is 'i reee fully daorlleied. Fresh Arrival of i One Case of Remn New Line of Barred. Wlhite and Black Lai Something New fit F Another Lot of Men' Our large Spring tra ock. Large lot of Flour, 1 Pure Lard and other IF . If Fust Receive( 1,000! C'onae and Mee Tlacmu. WE WILL IHANDLE give u1s Your Or'der-an e will Keelp Your Trad1 II the Time. Plenty of Lemons thi 'eek. Sug~ari 18 poundl(s for 1 .00. IRespectfull11y, IARRIS & MORRIS II l TlATFI~ ( )F( )OUTll C (AlIOJ-NA, Commonlful Pleias ('fourt. iilly Rice, IIannahli )urhamii, I )iam Aginsit. Ste(wart, AdaIlie Mart(in, Newt on F ter', .Jane Fosti,er, Ma:ry' ost er, Afaurt Fotst er, MIili ie JtFoster, Ja.me.s MStellu1 Alexanderi. Annll(S ie. A lxaier, a i E. Ale'x:uidcr, Maritha: A AIlexamb(1 li,ilie M. Alixrandecr. the heirs f Nain Murphe,if . lif. Nelso andaa?i iiiinty F< I er. IDefenihm,ts. answer'l t co piintliit ini this' aci the (tourt for' Stte :un i tiln r Iid. i,n the 5th day of May iC .\ , 180 (I eftilainiit ion i- sub eib er at i ii t' Piii'kesj . Iii.,S 1i ,i:h ithI - ty chiys a fterI~ tiIhe serv!- htereof le isiI;' e of ith r ay fuh enTa ice, miiil e ti a fori' d, stad i th" pla'intif :in t:i ion ill aply's t It out fot h iir i Dat d ay 5t h, 1891.. Pla:intill' A~ttony. Taki unotile,ur t nth y o i r o thi nis 'tartit inthe ijal l'tat ret' moire yor . ai i a t notiJ peron byn or l (hih e n is . eg inct. t e ~easonable Goods, just ( ant Bundles, same old .i Muslins. WilIs. Igured Inidia Muslins, Fast ( s Clothing. do has necest'itated a refill ite BEST anid CHIEA PEST. Good Groceries always oni I [AGOOD, BRT V1CKiENS COUNTY -MAY lI R Ol iWT FOR A si lIEATS 'TlEW ROTilE.S 1WF ITHE RICHMOND & DANVI ATLANTA AND) CHIARLOT1 Schedule in efl X(OUTI'IlI(OUND -Read D)own. * *No. 37.i.*No. 11 . L .). ju 7 it 3 t v.......328p . .......... 241pmT ..... 30 pm1 ml .( ........... 413p . .........: 51 pmt44 a v G ...........4 8pm SOnjv ( ..........4 25 pm 51 mv.... ..........5 11 pimS5 ttjv...I . .... ..... 5 3? pit 66u I....( 10 50 amt 6 05 pu i 4m it v. 0 S63p ( mI........ 683p ..... 7 25 pmt~1 mlv.... 7.51p 8imv.... .... 753p ... .. 12 pm 85 tt ~ *. S8 50~ pm 0 mrt ai4v........C Sii ~5 pm 571( am 1v.... 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RIetuNin, or .6' adttn 54 . arrivt To on .p. . No.1 n 1 ar.nlnnSep na1IetenAtat adNw.ok NS.P7adR8AVsINGdS 's- crgen Paser Agentc. are W. uH oN s't M aager. r 'r, . I)C ( i ,.xiu SA r Chok oFu thf T hes B ret Lotepa LEW I 5fCanned 1pened. ?rice, 75 ets per bun olors, and only S cents. Ing throughout the *hi xand4 TCE & CO, Pickens, S. ( "CORN" MliDRINK L WjiEA R LLE RAIL ROAD COMPA TE All LINE 1I'Y DIVISIoN. ect May 91, 181. Daily. NORTl OU N D-Alea TIONs.. 10. 'No.1' alib ........ar 5 10 inmn 14(pm 91 Iemtot.....lv 4 44 am i 6 11 m... ....l....... ...lv 4 33 atn 6 06 pm ... stoia.....lv 4 20 amII 5 53 pm .. Mountin . ..lv 3 53i am 5 25 pm . . rover ........v 3 3 amj 5 ii pm .. rkaburg..lv 8 2(0 am 5 0(I pm .. 1ney'.... 8 (00 am 4 41pm .. '..en'..... ....lv 2 80 am 4 I8 pm .. littoin.........v 2 26 :am J 114 pm.. 1anhlurg . .. .. .Iv- 2 (1 am 8 57 pm~ 6 i'Iford........lv 1 416 am 8 3:3 pIm1.. reer A..........v 1 30 am 3 1 ( prn l.! einville....lv 1 01 am * 4-->5 pm 65 ( ..l.y's.........12 39a 2 17' pm .... 'intral ..... . ..lv 12 10 amu 1 45 pmn .... 'Incea.. ... .. . ...v.1 30 pn-~ 12 55 pm ... msti4 e'r. . . . . . lv 10 07 pbm 12 35 pm . reI'au. .. .. l 10 26 pin 11 415 num nat Airy....lv I) 56 pm 11 14I aum rnelia...... .. .v ti 52 p)m 11 01) am11 (%ton............v9 211 pm 10 -)13 nm' LUbl............9 923pm 10 '10 am1 2 1 neiE~lle. ...lv h) A5 pmn i, 1I ~sm 4 5 ry tranch .. . .1v 8 30 ipm 9 4$ am . uiford....... .lv 9 22 pmn 9) 33 amml wanee...I A 08 pm! 9 17 am . ninth.........h Ti57p~m 9'm .3 >roS. ..1v. . ..v (5 pmn 8 53 am .. b~ula accommgcoaio, Iy ei.cept Hm 12 p. mn. Returnime, leaves Lula 6:00 a lidly except Sundlay, and No. 9 daily, Athens 12:05 p. mn. and 12.50 p. mn. Rte mi. 1 daily (except Aninday, and No (63 dail3 1 4.2(0 n. m., art 'v( Elbert oni 8.35 ji. n Iy exept M'ndny, leave Elbertou 2.45 and 9.15 a. mu. ras between Wasahington and( Atlanta. ithiwestern Vestibum.led L,imited, be(t weei ra f'ru is4 chlarged oni first-claMs tickets ud( thi uughi time tables, rateS anal Pual al agents.. or add~ressa L. L. McCLESKEY, D)ivisio P.a. Agent, At lant a,( C. P. H AMMoN D, Bupt. 8 MORRIS Everything you want. of grTocer7ie ioods a Specialty. ~re is the place to get the BE mir goodsi arc of' the best, hing in Foot Wecar. >ves ! toves 4 urniture, at prices that willf 3EST FLOUR in the mark< :1 for country produce. & M OR RIS, P'is.kau, Si. Iclannond & Dauaville Bit Greenville and Columbia Division. Condensed Schedule May, 81 1891i Trains rt on 75th meridian time. Gloing North. Going South. No. 15. No. 10. 6 15 amx...Lv Climrleston Ar...12 50 an 10 15 .......Ci 11m 1bbia....... 8 50 pni 12 39pm ........ i iij ........ 6 29 1 55 Ar....Spa tanlig.... 5 30 3 0G ........Trvon ........ 4 17 3 41 ........Saluda........ 3 41 4 01). ........lIt N wk...... .3 111 4 22 .... lender.sonville. ... 3 01 5 17 ........shevill........ 1 55 e. 6 4 . .o Sprio;s ....12 28 5 50 ....PaIt Riock......I1 55 am 7 15 ...... Morristown...... 1) 25 :P) ...... Knoxville...... 8 15 7 32 ......Cini72nati. .7 No. ! 3. No. 13. 6 4 a ......Charleston...... 9 30 pm 10 :11) ....... .omi bin ....... 6 30 11 57 .......PrI)sp.ity...... 8 50 12 15pm .......Niwherry.....3 30 1 55 ......Ninety Six. 2 00 2 16 .......GeIenwood.. 1 15 3 25 Ar....Abbevillc. . Lv.. 12 00ni 3 30 Lv ......Miton........11 20 4 07 ........ Pelzer........10 51 1 20 ...... Piedmn t ......10 35 5 00 Arr .Greenville .. LvlO 00 5 .5 ......Anduerson........10 55 6 3 1 %v..... Pendllt u......10 18 7' 55 Iv. .... i -n . ... ..0 45 8 25 ... .... W alallhI ....... 9 15 11 59 .......Atlanta ....... No. 17 No. 18. 8 31a m ......ProsperitY...... 8 17 pm 8 50 .......Newherry.... . 8 00 10 08 ......Nity Six.. . 6 3 10 *2.9 ...... Greeinwood. ...... f; I I 30 .......Awbwville ...... .5 O( 11 .1) ........ Behton ........ 4 -15 """" 12 15 A udvrt l . 3 00 Nio. No. 8. ( ( pm .......C lumb1ia......10 10 aU 7 .2. ...... Ipr*" p ritv...... 8 31 7 .15 N. . mi...815 9 5 ........ 1mrcu.. 30 1 a . i .......... .. 7 12 ....... P l ....... 02 1~2 30 .... le,hnp n 0 . 3 '1.1 N. N .42 12 15; 50 pil 'I L li...1 30 Ii I:.......... 00 -o. ' I. R 1. .I, 17, H. j12 ain13 het . < ri. .s . :'. 1111 Cincinlati, -. N'a 4-.Mlri-townf, Knox I ii i I 'i 1:1;f. M :m 1 5:1 r.4 S L . T\ y I > 1. Pass. Apt. ID I. \ VI: I ,. 1) I ., l u,hia S. C, .l A .l ulil < .Sg W .II. i I-. N. ; i A ln-m .r. I HAVE FOR SALE ! 10Im-.hels of, corn. ksomv lid.H1 cows 1ith .One bee41 cow.I NY@ 1vww I Want to Buy! Sote h(Iirs i colts. Do yon ~ Wm: ie Re1la, ei. CCmne *IE.I pE2 :me, or MnEnII 'gi.hI.ga g4.h.I ______P ',u1-nq, S. (. THEf ATLANI'TIC CQAST LINE R~ ? 4 pml3 2 jin PASSI: N; fi : >El')hIA itTMENT . Fastii: Lii ii het n een (;r l n and C Wetr North, I'nia IR ho.' .2. No. 53. 6 15 ai.m . . Lv Chai:rlest on Ar. . 12 50 a.nm turn- 7 ' - - .15... .. ' 17. p.n 8.80 8 57......... .umtr.(.. 107 10I (I . . Ari ('<luigi a Tv. .. ) 0(0 3 -12 p.in . \ \ innsb'rro ...*1 1'. . X m. I ' -- rb ..) 7 8:) . ..iia(ei:Ier . . 20 a rri and 5i 8-1 . .. .lh. lill..2 -15 p.m t- Al I.- p. Afil \ Niu berryt.S.I ., Lv 3 30 am iiin .i 15 . ..J e s. . . . I I0a 5 5.A nih-rian... . .10 55 * . .i I v il . . . ..10 05 5 .. . Waldlai ... 9 15 I u5 - - ! iine .. S 5 0 p ri .. 4 2)3 Iill b r - e.N. C 3t 01 li d 1rie h .rNirt on2 nd o. The Courier-.journalI * i I l l jh ar. to eiref aion ofi nI iv Demo. iand\I i l' l e to:i do hl r re l is jI ( )\\Ti) lBY (VINfG AWAY V ,E.\ili ANDv i_h Ar __wi4. .\i:hine CHRCH GA)nd somere a'h at(lutel FLW.e.o 't.7 s2Hoot.6CHURCH, BANN -- .4iay Ahtt COUT18 0 An roindoiuPrulo.wrorIURE.1 OlCretiIIi '~$I'~u ~ts - otosfr .R Dpt