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PICKENS SENTIN LOCAL NEWS. -Mr. Irvin Miller's cotton crop l to 1drn down. in Atss Charlotte urff Is visiting I in Greenville. -Mrs. John F. Stewart has been Ill the past Webk. -Miss Virgie Carroll, of Greenville, Is visiting Misses Dargan and Thornley. -Mr. Robert Stewart, of Crow Creek section, had cotton blooms on June 26th. -The Wolf Creek valley hts as fine pros pect for a good corn crop as we have seen. -Mr. John 0. W yatt has his machinery for making brick on the yard secured on Town Creek. -Don't forget the ice cream next Friday night at the school house. Bring your best girl and "two bits." -Misses Meilnee Thornle y and Maggie Dargan have returned from extended visit to friendR in Giiffmy. ss Wolf Creek near Mr. be called the "Bent ?e. -gs, of Central, is still -1,'and his physiciansI state that his condition is serious. -Mr. Claude E. Alexander, who has been attending the University at. Columbia is at home for the sumnmer vacation. -A hail storm occured in the section of Thos. W. Stewart's Tuesday afternoon, doing considerable danage to the crop!. -Itead notice of the removal of J. W. Norwood in another column. His office is now over the avittngs' Bank, Greenville. -A heavy wind and rain visited the An bIer section last Monday. Considerable hail fell, but only slight damage is reported as yet. -Attorney Jos. B. Freeman is at his fa ther's near Briggs. le has not been very t well for som2 days, and went to the coun try for a change. -Thie past two weeks have been fine weather for getting rid of crab grass, but is bad on gardlens and crops that are plAttit ed on high ground. -Miss Ann" Whitmire, of Transylvania county, N. C., who ;as been statvintg some time with her grand-mother Mrs. Thos. R. t Price has been ill the past week. -Those seeking a pleasant. drive of eight miles can find it by going out the old Snake Road then going across, come hack I by the graded road, or vice versa. -Messrs. Graft & Co., the contractors, finished the Oid Pickens bridge last Tuies day the 30th ult., and notified the coIm1Is sioners to be ont hand to receive it. -The recent rise in the mercury lms caused the low country people to seek the siummier* resorts in the mounttaints fior p tIe air and to enjoy the cool cove breezes. ---On fhw Mli uilt., at the re<-idenve of the groom Itear FarT's pt io , lv. Thos. Looper was marrieti to Mli.is it-becca Stan sell. R-:v. D. C. Freeman oiiatiug. -Col. 11agood and daughter Miss Queenie, came ip fron Clarlevton last Saturday. Miss liagood will spend the', stummer with her sister, 3rs. Mac Bruce. -The South Carolina PresyterV has never had a better jot done on its iilutes, than that, just turtIel out by the SEN IN :. Job 0111ce. It is correct, neat and cle'.ant. -There is a flourishing Snd)Lay SC11o01 at Cross Roads school himuse, which is well attended by the (it izensi of th liticec's connunity. Mr. J. A. Ilinton is superin: -IlThe StN'arm has receivedl many htearty contgratuilatiotts on the county edl tion sent out last week. It has been pro. nlountcd a first (lass job all the way3 throught. - Dr. Alfred Patterson, of Barn well, andc it formter student att thme Piedmont)it In st ituite, is spendtiing the week wvith Mr. A. Biecket lRiley. Tfhey have gonte on a mont Laun trip). -Mrs. W. RA. Ballard and sons, Masters A Clyde and Clarence, of Camtpobh'lo, are visitinig Mrs. .Ballard's p)arents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Clyde. They will spend several weeks here. -Mr. WV M. I1agood, preshlen:t of the Easley Bantk, lhas ge o the Tait( SIpr:igs near Morristowvn, Te'nntessee, for his hcealt ii. Hie will remain some time if tIhe water proves beneticial. -Just watch Pickens coitmty dutrintg thte next twelve itonths and see wthat eniterpr ise will (do. Our' citizents aire jus5t ptrepairinig toI mtake a strong pull that will start us for wardl with a vimo. --Me'srs. T. F. Giossett attd W. II. Elli sont, of Briggs, rep)ort,ed c'ottont tbloomis last wveek. From the bloomi rleorts wve inifer that the cotton crop is not so f ar behintd as has beent predlicted(. --Mr. J. L. 0. Thompson's infaint son,1 Richtey, has been (quite sick for the past week. Ott account of the little One's ill ness, Mr. and Mrs. Tlhompson haive been tunable to return to Brevard. -Miss Sarah Grogtn, of Watshington, who has been spetdihg sotme titme at, hier fathers' in Elberton, Gat., visited triendls in Pickens last Satuirdaiy and1( Sabbhath. She left for the Capital on the 2:17 traini ont Sunday. -Next Sabbath is Children's (liy at WVat son Unioti below Easley. Tlhec exercises will commitene~e pIromp~tly at I p. m. Some of the best singers will be p)re'set'., antd flne noisic may be e'xp)ected. Therec will be onte or two short, add(resses. -Articles are being circuilatedl for a sub). scriptioni school at the Wolf Creek schtool house near R1. A. H ester's. M~ir. John Edents has becen secuired( as teachier' for ai t,WO mionths' summttier termi, to begin as 800on as work ini the crops tare oJver. tleman wtho frequently hias businiess att l 'ick ents, says5 that Ithis town hats the Iiniest muoutaint sceery anid is the clearest of g 's sip iand petty spites of anty townt lie ever visitedl. 'This remark lhas beent made by : otihers to citiztens of ainothier State. - The Ladies WVorking Society of the new Baptist church will give an ice c-reatn festival at the schtool hiouse ntext Friday evening for the pturpose of raising ftiua, aidl the church All are itnvitedl to come1( and( have an enijoyatble timet( and thuts con-ii tribute to a worthy causo. Open at S p. mn. --The brick yard wvill onmploy twenty hantds besmiidles the wood htaulers antd (Ihop pers of Messrs. IIagood & Ilokler. Work ill be commiien(cd (on the excavaitionts fort the coutrt hotuse in a few dlaye, which will give emptjloyinenit to abhouit. a dozteni mtore. 'With t,wo saw mutlla soon to start it full blast near5i town'i, wotk promtiises to he plen tiful tisl summouer about Il'ickenis. A builhI.. lng boomt will strike this towtn ont Beptent ber the 1st, att 4::S0 a. im. WVatch the wethl er gatnge. -The finest peaichen'i we have sectn this season camte fronm loggs mtountttiit, where Col. HIollintgsworthi has the miiost piomtisitng orchard and vtineyrd int thle upi coutittry. If lie should conttinutti to imipro ve that place, in a few years it will brinig mot re mtontey per acre thiant tIe best level fatrmt land1( it: thte counity. rThere are a Jew tmore bills It: this couty t hat enn lie miade to yield htandsoame profits if putt ini friti ceachtes Itid reaidy sale now att $2 per' bu- . shel, and grapes w iii. bring five and seven xy school Convention. enouinatiodal $3tmday School will ueet at Centra, iu the :h, on Thursday and Friday, I of July 18'Ji. ?ing program has lleen arrang. 'eting: morning, 10 o'clock. ional exercises of half an ljoui . Hiley, 1). D. linent of delegates, electiori of Alicers and a))oiltlent of C01omm1litteCs, inl :luding a conuittee to urrange a questiou )Ox. 3rd. W1eporta from Sumday schools. Recess from 12:30 to 2:30 o'clock. Afternoon 8ession: 1st. Thi lible in the Sunday schools. 3y Rev. T. 11. Law, D. D., and Rev. J. F: 'nderson. 2nd. What are the commendable features >f Interdenoiminational Suhidy School York ? 11y C. L. Fike and C. 11. Carlisle. At night, 8:30 o'clock. Experience in Sunday school work relat. d by members of the convention. Second day, Friday 2ith. 10 o'clock. Ist. Devotional exercises of half an iour, by Rev. .J. M. Stewart, 2nd. The Sudiy School. Its work and nission and how can it 1he made more ef. ective? By D. F. Bradley and J. P. -'alcy. 3rd. Benevolent work by the Smilay chools. Its importance and how to con luct it? By T. H1. Russell and J. B. Free nall. Recess to 2:80 o'clock. Mass Imeeting of the children, addressed Ry 11ev. L. T. Wehlon. J. E. Boggs, Dr. .. Clayton I nl others. It is hoped that every Sunday school in Pickens county will be represented in this 'onveltionl, and to that end the Executive '0m1liittee urges the pastorls and stiperini enldenlts to see to it that two (.legates rom their respective schools tire sent to lie convention. Each Sunday school is rged to send a report to tile conventioll. lanks to m1ake reports oil canl be had b3 Ailing on C. E. lobinson, at Pickens C. I. This will be the most interesting meet nig we have ever had and it is hoped that Ve will have agood representat im fromt all he Sunday Schools. EE'X ra-TVECmTrE Dead. Mrs. Mat tie Farr, nee Merchant, wife of lenry N. Parr, of the Hice's section, died ist Timrsday, the 25th ult., after a short IIness of two weeks. Aged 27 years. She t :ve4 a hIusbandl aind one child who have he heartfelt sympathy of manly friends ill his their sad afiliction. 3irs. Farr was rm EdgeflelI county, where she has nianly relatives aid friends who who will ear of her deathll with sorrow. The fu ieral was held from liruar church, north >f Greenville, on Friday. "Mrs. E. Pepper, the wife of Enoch Pup >er, died at teir home in Alersoni Couin y, onl Monday, Juie: 29th, from heart fail Ire. Mrs. Pepper w7ls about 40 yelirs of adwsthle mlother of tenl dli:(Irenl, lhe youne,t bein oIly% a few moth s ohI ler rema inls weehuried at Pis'ahl church in Tw,m lay, thi lltRv. 1). o. iott )llicial iog. Theii large congratiiiaion at thei buiial 1p)kv hi-Ohly oif thikins estimable Inady md al will g1raly miiss her. Mr. E. P. r ,f Rielind. diz-d lat faturday from the effects of tin 0pera'Itionm ,erfomlled oin his foot reported last week. te was (m of the best known and lwoat tighly respectied citimens of his counity. le was the failther of six boys, all of whom Lre promineit eitizns, amilollg theml are _1on. Johni S. ami 1). P. Verner. Ile was iied at Hichlaind on Sunday. Mrs. C. F. Iolcomime, wife of Mr. 4'irank lI olcombde. qf Easley township, died ast SaturdIuY the '27th Wt.. after a protraCt liiess. Shl ha been for years a cmnsist -itt iineimber iof the George's ('reek Btaptist hiiich Iat which I lace the funi eral was hield ill Snunday . SlIe le avi's at husband andit iti sev 'al cliireni wit h manierous Iriends and re. atives to miournl hmer loss. Mrs. Betsy Mui'phree died at the ho*me if her son, .JohnI Murlphree, . Jne '20th. ,he was also) the Imother of 11ev. 1D. 1B. \lurphiree. I Ier r'emains were buried at Blothel burial ground the day follow ing. From Liberty. Mr. Th1os. E. WNillardI has been quite ioor'ly for soime tiie paist. Alr. Willardl is milt (f our oldest had1( mar ks and his daily aisits to towni areC mii'sedm. ir Ju iliiu lI Sniithi ot Gr'eenville, is vis ting frienais ini ,ibiert . .Mr. Jep P'. SmiuthI, 'ehief clerik (of thle Ag (win today enrIoulte to Fori'. Ilill, his busi.. 1ess being ti'anisfei'ied from Columbia to 'mat p)lace Mr. and Mrs. WN. WV. Ma'rtin, of Spartatn )turgL, visited iriiends lere last. week. Mliss ('.io WXaeliin hits just returned 1011 a visit to hter cousin, M's. II. I. Jior .0n1, oif Cliinton. Fromi ('entral. I have gi veil yo(u a long lest and1( y'ou hiuhl lie able to endurtie alnost any kind >ft let ter' now. You would not have e's 'aped son long had14 there not been a dear'thI >I news ini Central. 11ev. .J. F. Ander'ision preatched M's. P. ). Mulliix'S funerail seriinon at the Blapt. ist churchel ait t his lace(' y'esterday niorn. n1g. lie was ably assisted by3 1t,v. TP. C. )'l)ell. Mir. II. L. ('layton, who gradunated sev '-'al weeks ago att 1 iatesville, Aik. , is vihs ing r'ehilives in -eid neatr Central. I is iiainy (Cnt ral frii's wish htim miucht u(ccss oin lea vinig hiis ahna1k 11 ma'er. Mr'. 0. B1. Martiin, who has been) attend1 ntg Furm'anI Uniiversity, wvill speml1( his va.. at ion) at hlis home iieai' thlis latce. Miss Alice Ilohinson, of Atlanta, GIa., is heo guest (of Mrs. F. B. Moigam. Ma'y Mo)nsIN(. It wavs our g)oodn fortune to spend Satur-. lay andI Suiiday withI the new IBaptist 'lhurichl at P'i(kens ('ourt hiouse. Th'le breth eni ar10' fall of' hope and1( resolution. Th'ley noet ini thle schioiol house every Sundilay nieninig for' 1ra113 mieietin ig anld Sundaiy elhool. Thle moiist impori)itanit woik to hbe ile by3 thle new churebeh is to secuIre ai lot in bu)iild ii houase of wor-shi p. A lot. has teen olitere~i and thle tioniimiitted to secure l(iocat iton is c'onisidierinig t his iin :onnIectioni v ih other'. lots to lbe had . Th'le cause ait 'I"-kenis will growi, aind tIme prosapects arc Tlhe R1ev. .Joh Tii . AleBide, 1). 1).. pas.. .or' of the church at, MlarshallI, Texa.s11, hiis teein comiiiiled to resignt his 1ast mrale 4on ori the plresentt will he Pen-'lleton, s. C. lhe has iio iidea of gi vingt up thle wiom k , a11l fter a slimrt rest wiill be glad to sierve so ume in11s greatly blessed hiis haboi rs at il arshiallI. Duiiiing his paistorate of nearily eight yearls, vuithoutl aL sinigle protriaitedl iiwemtinmg ini his buriebi, t hire haevi beeni atl(ld Im 5 to the' 'oli (f the chiurch!, while therm' wile only3 5 on the loll wheni lie went to Marshall. - K(eoweej Couieri. F'romu (ateMs Mr'. L. TI. Vatighit was the first to re'port. tioin bliomns at O,tes. HIis dte~tts thle ht h nIt. It is ('haii.edh thait thlS is'et ion akes thle ribbdon oni er'ops this year. Mr'. ,Iohin M . Hleindrieks has a fine crop If peatchiis on ins splendid y'oung~ orchardh. Mi'. .Joitb Malkhlin has moved' his saw miill trom11 SilIverI Crem k to lickens. Mr. TI. A. IIhtghies hats " laid by" his corii 'rmp. It is thw,~ Mr. Stanhiopo W. 11111 and wife, of IIlihuls, N.- C., paIssed thbrough this phiree la1st wet-k. Thhiey had beeun visiting fr'iends in Ircemnville.B.J .hmie '29th.i 1M1t -An. Infant of Mr Je;wel ReW4s, died( the night of the 28th uilt. --Treasurer Youngblood reported bloon on his cotton last blonday. -j: S. Sizenore, colored, one of Co Hagod's tenants, brought in a cotton bI->oj liut bioiday. -Mr. Car Itoper, of the Cedar Rock soi tion lost ls only iule last bLulnday. 'I'h is a heavy blow to Mr. Roper at this timi --Central is up oi cotton blo.1 this season. Mr. L. Ross Eaton had thei on the 24th of June, and Mr. E. E. Ilci dricks on the 25th. -Mr. J. M. Winchester has a Peki duci that laid one hunared and fifty egg for one setting lids Pununer. This is good summer for duck eggs. -Win. Nicholson, of the Keowee side was before Commissioner Thornh y lus Friday, charged with Selling "miijoonbiiine. lie was held for court under bond. --Ti.s county was one day ahead o Greenville in reporting cotton blooms Our young friend Mr. J. 0. Eppes, te porLed the first bloom in that county. -Maj. J. M. Stewart has received thq cheeks for those entitled to pensions, an parties are reqluested to call at the Clerk'j ollice for themt. Each pensioner gets $11, --Mail Carrier Bright Gilstral) is laid ul by his old enemy, white s elling, and as I colseqIenCe elie is unable to attend to hij duties, and Mr. Lang Clyde is acting foi him. -Just now the farmers in this count3 realize what a benefit a good grass plo, would lie. A good grass pasture for thi work stock would make fodder and ha3 bold out. -Mr. M. F. (Tup.) Hester, who is farm ng Mr. Looper's place on Volf Creek, ha( .0tton blooi s on the 22d ult. Mr. Ilestel s a iad worker and a good farmer. Ei.-h teen acres of his crop Is now covered witl Lbloom1s. -The exuninations for scholarships ir the Winthrop Tri-aining School are to b leld today ('h ursday). Theexaiinatioil will lie conducted on tle same plan as til .Xaliation of teachers. There has beet neglect somewhere inl not getting the no Licc out in proper time. Pettt Jury, July T'erm, 1891. The follow ing is the list, of jurors; drawt for the coning term of court which con r'enes on the second Monday, the 13th inst Judge Witherspoon will preside: WV. Austin Boggs, W. J. Lynch, Thos. Welborn, Wade 11. Bryant, lils Day, C. S. Robinson, A. It. craig, Sam 'Sherilf, T'lhos. II. McWhorter,.J. L. Stansell, 'Sih-yilimonls, J. 31. Kinga, J. F. Stewart, Jas. K. Lathem, wm. T. Nalley, J.3.stephens, lln. . KIelley, It. I. Chihd, Pred Williatus, ). A. Cooper, JIs. 1t. Morganl, Sam Wyatt, EC. F. Looper, J. Mairioni Looper, J 1. Birowl, Charley childcrs, . Mi. Whinchester, tichard '. Lorgan, T. 11. Biowen, liutus WVertz, l'emfleton Alexander,.T. C. Gravlvy, Jas. A. Grillin, B. F. Klenore, GRAND .JU'RY. Albert B. Kay, J. T. Childress, WN. J. Gillespie, 0. M. Ivnleh. Andrew It. liaiiilton,.J. 1). I.Keith, 11. J. Jolinisonl, W. 1). Glenn, It. F. Lenlardt., J. T. Powur, F. C. Parsons, A. 1B. Talley, jr., Jaser N. Howard, F. Bt. 31organ, V. T. Field. Job F. Smitih, Geo. WV. Griflin, Aaron J. Boggs, List of Pen'ioners. The eio-eks havintg nrived(, the follow ing list of piensioneirs will receive elv dolhtars each lby calling on the Clerk ('outt: ,osanu Holeombe,t, Itachiel H endricks, II lanah Pa rsons, Stu a uer, S. .J. Stepheniis, ILouisaI lester, Amnanda For ltner21 Licenia liigginsi, Sarah Adelo x, 8. K. Chapman, Adalinie Phillips, J. A. Smith, Sarah Chastailn, 31. A. GhIlstniap, Elizab eth 31urlihree, Nancy Scott, Metry Iloward, 131. IE. Young, Mlary l1iink le. Atnna Cater, Susan Farmer-i, S. A. Bradley, (1. A. lIins, S. E. Crow, E~ izabeth Stirickland, Wt. it. Gaines, 11. A. Freemain, F.' 31. Cam il, M.-.J. King, D)udlev .'ieredithi, Cathierinte El lenlirg, 31linim a Fort :er, G. W. Singleton, Wtilei Smith, J. J. Jamnison , John'i Crittenden, W. G. Smith, A. T. Epps, E. E. Loopier, Sarah D)evauxz, Snrah Sinmmons. J. C. AMasters and1( Calhoun Miasters, fror near 'Table lHock were iven a ptel iminar exaitiatonl yest erdtay belforte Cominiobw er lawthorn(1-le (it t'e chbarge of illicit (10 tillhig. There was no evidence to bol! llieim and t hey were dIismiissed. I hey wer aursted by3 D eput y Mla'sal TI. E. .Jamies -Greenville News. D)r. L. A. Guil, Atlanta, (Ga., wr~'ites "Wmii. Scalick , Ii ving oni myi) laceV, had i ugly runningi uileir on his armu wh'ichl ordi nary ioiiedies faiiiled to (oatriol. As a las resort I placed him iioin a uise (If I. II. B and( thle ulcer began to1 lhal at once, amt effected( an1 entire cnre. It is a remuedl well woi'thy oIf eointidence. Many P'erstmis Are broken down from overwork or household cares lBrowtn's Iron Hlitters cess of bile. a12( n- res, miabur ia. Get tthe geniuiu. Atn old physiiain, r('tir'ed( fromu praictic, hiavinig had pilaced( in his hands by an ICas Inia1 mnissioniary the formula of a simi v'ege'table r('eedy foi' thme speed(y and per2 tanient ('ure oIf Consumption, Btroncit is Unitaurh, Asthlma, andl all throat and Lumii Affect ions,~' also a positive and2)2 radical curi for Nervous Deilit3' and( all Nervous ('2m phiints, aifter having tested its wonideifti r~ura-tiv~e powet'(rs inl thous'ands (of case's ha: felt it his (lut3' to make it known to his auf retring fel lows. Actuate by3 t his mol ive am11 [a desire to relieve hunmati sufferintg. I wi sendl free oIf charge, toi all who de4sire it this recipe, in Gherman, Frenich or English vithl fill direct ins foir preparing and us mg2t. Sent biy miail lby aiddressing wit I stonhi, namin1 g t his paper41. WV. A. No-1ves k?1n Power's IBlock, Rtochetster,- N. Y. LAD1I1iC) Need inJg a tOn i', (Ir (ch1 i'ren that wvant buIldIng ititOWN S litoN ti'ITT1ItZS. Barber Shop: A 11( Ibath llooms. Ini tiar iof 31m:uiollouse111, GllCl-NVILLEC, S (: and~ fas-teuI1lly cat. Shamponlluingr mii lai drveingL. Itazolr slIhrpning!. a specialty~ I lair Ionica. forT (raicatinlg dandrluiff an' irritaltion (If the' scalp1 for sale'. licee's .\lm;ice lzairaine alwayi3s (1 HOT AND COLD BATHS. Your natronlmgn istnt fuilly licited >n 18 1. 8 Fresh Arrival of Se One Case of Remnai New Line of Barred Mi White and Black Lawn Something New in Figi Another Lot of Men's ( Our large Spring trade stock. Large lot of Flour, the Pure Lard and other G Hj Just Received 1,0001 Come and See Them. WE WILL HANDLE ICE This Summer. Give us Your Order and: we will Keel) Your Trade all the Time. Plenty of Lemons this week. Sugar 1S pounds for a $1.00. Respectflully, HARRIS & MORRIS. MIherif'f N ale. T IATE OF 8Ol'TH CAROLINA. f JCounty of Pickecns. In Probate Court. Caroline V. Rowland, against Whitner Symms, et al, Defendants. Byv virtue of an execution issued by the Probate Court and dircted to me, commltand(ing mie to levy upon the property of the defendaunt to satisfy the judgm]ent in the ab)ove stated case in favor of the plaintiff against the defend1ant, I will Mell on Sale dlay inl July, next, during the legal hours for sale, the followving dlescribled real estate, t.o wit: "All that certaini piece, parcel or tract of land1( comprising two lots containing in tL. aggregate seven eighths (3) of an acre situated in the county3 of Pickens and State of South Carolina, in thi1 to)wn of Cenitral on the Air Line Rt. R., bounded west by land of said railroad or its assigns, north by lot once owned by Ed.Crooks, east by~ lands1 of L. Rt. Eaton or his - assign s, or grantees, south by Rt. Rt. - street." Levied oni and to be sold to satisfy a judgment for dower and costs. TERMS: Cash; purchaser to pay for (deed. H. A. RtICHEY, june11Sheriff Pickens Countsv. 'I (Clerk'M Sale. TAEOF SOUTH (JAROLINA, SCounty of Pickens. In Court of Commiont Pleas. P. McD. Alexander, PlauintilT, against. John B. King, et. al., Defendants. By virtue of aL decree of foreclosure and sale( made in this case by his Honor, .Judge w. H1. wallace, on 11th day of ,July 1889, I will sell to the highest bidder beffore t he court house d(oor, in their townt of P'ickenis, onl Saleday ill Julyv 1891, durinig the legal hours of sale, the following' describ)ed re:d estate, to wit: All that p)iece, parcel' or tract of land, lying and1( beinig in~ and near the Icorporate innits of the town) of Eausley, countty of Pickens) and( State aforesaid bounded by lnds of Allen Mauldin, T. 71 . MeMahn Rt. D)uke and others, containing seventy four and1 one half (741 ) acres, more or less. Terms of sale, onie-hlulf canh andI the balancee on a credit of twelve months from dlay of sale, to be0 secur ed by) bonJId of pu1rchl11er bearing ini terest fronm (day of sale, and a mnort gaeof the prenxaises. Purchaser to ~n' fr ~ii~J'. M. STEWVART, Jutne 11th, '91 (IIfr ecers,C Colutinia, S. C. Thorounghi Nornndl isirinion) nedpr 04 ill i best miet hs,uof ,1 lenhing. O)pent 14 irjr is over 18 years bl . Gr~adluate's are en.. t it\(ed to teach1 in)14 ih,cools of South Car ol ina as first. grade teaichert. TIhey reaii ly secur( goodb) g'isitionis in tIs an1 dte Stiuat es. Ea)ch counttly lt v~ enjcj I wo) schola r 4one4 by the schl, woth b j:h. Compeu,t Sive( e'xalmnation for theseM scho14l'laips w vill bie hel.d inl eachl coun1ty, Thlursdaiy July the 2nd. Addresa D). U .101IINSON, Supe-itnndent, Coulumiaii, S, : , my 9 wtQ --AT isonable Goods, just 6 t Bundles, same old I 1slins. S. ired India Muslins, Fast C4 lothing. has necessitated a refilli BEST and CHEAPEST. ood Groceries always on h kGOOD, BRU THE RICHMOND & DANVII ATLANTA AND ('HARLOTT Schedule ill effe SOuTrimOUN)-Read i)own. *) *No. 37. No. 11.1 No. 9d STAT 7 !55 pin 1 55 pim 2 110 i 'hal .........2 1 pm 57 ail I ........ .8 pm 3 4 ....... ........ 2 1l pm1 '22 ail I*.......hG s ......... 3 06 pil ',1 53:11 Iv.... King's ........ 22 pm .113.am11........Al .......... 34 pm a. n . . illeb ........ 3 51 pm ' 1 all) 1 ... ....4 18 pm. 5 10:11j1v. ........ 4 '5 I 5 ......... i 1) 5.5 amn 4 j:j pmn. 2nn v Sut . . . . .1 1 1 1 1 alp) I .5 31 pun 1 16 tillI ........(4r 10 50 amW 6 05 pmill 6 .17 a Iv. .........I 633 pin 7 M anilv..........w .... . *25 pm' ' 1( % nl..........e 5: pl X 3- -n IV.........haI IE) p 0 S 5 am INV.......... I . . . . 85 amn lv. .. . 2 4 5 13 am n lv. . G : 40 pa1 15 an Iv........ 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Atlana 125 e. m. nIIainSee 1between Alat and Ntens-o.1 : Lua 0:5 . m, and 10:50uii a.gm., andive A ing,t leave A~thes,g uN. 10n hi d:mily ex Im ept. Suday, leavein Torena 1)1. 15 toa m i 6.15 a. I)-m Returnmingi i, No.fl 60and wit daci NAs. 11 TandLOcrryPlnn,lee 10bewen' tlanan gentor. lanta and Washington. On, i . tri.e W.. HI. GREEN, Gien'i Manager. -A LEWIS & Are Chock Full of Ih I3est Lot 1% T<4 Coffeec! did you say? Ile either grceen or b)rownfed. Sugars of the best. All c are bought to suit the farmer. Shoes, an(1 .Everyta I Iouse:hold anid Kitchenf F you to buy. SA car loadl of the IV I lighest market price paid 5feb91l We aat. yo0u.r Trade, ouEr power to plUeaNe yoa. WYe WAA.NT EE 01 else4( we sell,I to bie par. Prcrilpdions Caruefuula prces4. Stop to see 115 wlaent i A. B. &i. 1L MANSION 110 U pened. 'rice, 75 cts per bundle. lors, and only S cents. ng throughout the whole and. 'CE & CO, Pickens, S. C. mE .LE RAIL ROAD COMPANY. 'E AIR LINE I'Y 1)IVISION. %t May 31, 1891. ly. N( TI lN )RTHOUNI)-Head Up. IONS. *No. 11. No. 12 'No. 38. lot........ t 5 10 am 6 40pm 10 pm muont....v .1 414 amt 6i 16 pm'... vill.......lv 33 aml l 06 pm ........ Onia........Iv 4 20 alm 5530m ........ liuntt:.ini . ..r lv 8 53 aon 5 28 pm .... 1ver.............3 2 n 5 11 pmll .. shuirg.. .V3 20 afn. 1 ........ y.'.... v3 U 00 ai 4: pm . ....... pen's. .......- 2 :10 ai 4 18pm . . ll.........y 2 6 1t .1 1.1 pml. 111burg ......v 2 17 ti 357 pm r7 pm ford ........l v 1 .1 ill 3 33 1 ........ vr s......... 1 10 am 1( pmn ....... nville. . . . . . . 1 04 tam' 2 45 pin (; 05 pmt lv's........v 12 :19 t 2 17 pim ....... Ital ......... 12 10 mw 1 45 pin......... tl*t......... lv 1 :10 pn 12 55 pm . illst.1 ....... .v 10 07 pm 12 3.5 pm:. (14 ec ........lv, 10 26 ;m I1 45 am.. t Airy ..... vi 9 5) pin Il 11 am ........ lia .... ....lv 52 pll 11 09 ....... Itonl.........v1 1) 26 pim 10 .13 al ; ........ a-1 ......... .. 9 '! Iill 10 .11) am 3 14 pm ISVIlle . .....Ivi 8 5 pm Iti 1 I till -2 52 pmn 1ranch0 ....v 36pm 91 I. ill ......... d.........v 9 22 pm1: 9 33 ail ......... ........ 8 0N p 9 17 timl. t . v 57p 1 m ........ r ......v 7 45 pm XS55aun........ ........ 7 33 pi 8 .43 an 11 1 .........v 0) pm3 , 8 10 tI'i 5 ula a14cmilnmn(datiou, daily except Sunday, pi. liiourni g, leIvs Lula (;:0) a. I , ktily ecept Sunday, aind No. 9 daily. leave~I thens 12:1)5 p. mi. ai'nl 12.501 p. it. lIe)turn nhIty, andt No. 12 daily, 7.010 p. m. an:d 8.30) ni. dily lv xiiept :Sundayt, tand No 6:1 dai ly, ex 4.2 a.m.,art':v Eberitoni 3.:15 p. in. andt Iy except Sundany, leave Ehlertonl 2.15 p. mi. and 9. 15 a. ml. s beCtweeni Waushington and Atlant". 9 and ih western Vest ibutied Limit ed, 1bet ween At. a fare is charged on first -class t ickets5 oniy. d through t ime tables, rates anmd Pulb1mma I agents. or add ress L. L. MoCLESK mY, 1)i visionl Patls. Az gent, C. P. IIA MMON 1), Supt6. MORRIS Everything you want. of Groceries! 7YWN. oods a Specialty. re is the place to get the BEST, ur goodls are of tihe best, arid Lrniture, at prce that will force 'I'ST FL.OUR in the mlarket. for country produ1Ice. & M OR RIS, Pickens, S. C. anid wvItl do ever'ytaiag in IDR~UtG anid Ever'ytling y' C~ounpoundedI at MYodecrate m GrenvIlle. CA RPENT ER, SEN DItUG STORE. Girecene,e S. C. tlchmond & Danville RU3 Greenville and Columbia Division. Condensed Schedule May, 31 1891. Trains tun on 75th meridian time. Going North. Going Soutif. No. 15. N o. 10. 6 15 am...Lv Charleston Ar...12 M0 ard 10 15 .......Colun biia....... 8 50 I,rd 12 8pm........ Union........ 6 29 1 55 A'.....partanburg.... 5 30 3 06 .........rion ........ 4 17 3 41 .. .......Sa da........ 3 41 4 013 .......Flat Rock...... 3 16 4 22 .... .lendersonville.... 3 01 5 17 .......Asheville....... 1 55 6 46 . ..Iot Sprin s ...12 28 5 50 ..... Paint c .11 55 anl! 7 15. ......1orristown...... 9 25 8 1..0 .......Knoxville...... 8 15 7 32 ......Cincinnati...... 7 29 No. ) 3. No. 13. 0 40am......Clirleston...... 9 30 pl 10 30 .......Coumbia.;...... 6 30 11 57 .......Prosperity...... 3 50 12 15pm.......Newberry...... 8 30 1 05 ......Nincty Six...... 2 00 2 16 ......Greenwood..... 1 15 3 25 Ar ....Abbeville..Lv..12 00 m 3 30 Lv......B-lton ........II 2(1 4 07 ........Pelzer........10 51 4 20 ...... Piedmont ......10 3.1 5 00 Ar ....Greenville .. .L10 00 5 35 ......Anderson........10 55 6 1 lt ..... Pendleton......10 18 7 55 lv...... Seneva ....... 1) 45 8 25 ....... Walhalla....... 9 15 11 50 .......Atlanta ........ No. 17. No. 18. 8 31 am......Prosperity...... 3 17 pm 8 50 .......Newberry...... 8 00 10 08 ......Ninety Six...... 6 38 L0 28 ......Greenwood...... 6 12 1I 30 .......Abbeville...... 5 00 1 .10 .. .:....Belton........ 4 4.1 12 15 .. ....Anderson ...... 3 00 No. 7 No. H. 6 00 pm.......Columbia......10 10 am Prossperity...... 8 31 7 15 ...... Newberry....... 8 15 9 08 ... ..Clinton. . 7 02 9 45 ....... Laurens.. No. 9- No 10. 11 45 ........ elton........ 4 37 pim 11 1 ........ P lzcr ........ 1 02 12 4) :0 ....... Pitedm1onit ....... : 4.1 1 05 ......G reenvill(...... : 05 No. . No. 42. 12 25 pm ..Newherry.....:.50 pm 2 23.........linton....... 50 3 1.5 ... .... Laurens....... 41 Od Nos. 7, 8. 9, 10. 13, 14, 17, 18, 42 and 4:3 lily except Sunday. Pullman Sleepers on trains 15 and 16, wtweetn ('har11lestonl, S. C. and (incinati, )Ido, via Atlantic Const Line, Colmtilbiait, N,zheville. Paint Rock. Morristown, Knox ille. .vlico and .Jui(tiol City. SoL II A M%, Trafllic Man11.g4-r. .1 AS. L. Ti1AYLO11, Gen' Pass. Ag't. I). CA 1ltW1-L L. ). P A.. Colimnbia S. C, .1. A. D llSo N, Sipt. W. II. GEAlEN. 31n'l. Manager. [ HAVE FOR SALE I 100 bushels of corn. Sonme milch cows with youngr calve's. One beef cow. One work mule; I Want to Buy! Som e heiferI's ald Colts. Do you. WVaumt to Sell, oa. do9 yous WaERE to Basy? ('ossae and See MIe. I wrill Isauy aud pay (1asia or I will sell onu (rediE. Will Iu,y or' Sell large or' Ea 1 TIrat-tm, instaroved Ilr unim1proved. S~Pikenis, S. C T'HE ATLANTIC COAST UINE IR M PASSENGERf D)EPAlTMEN'1. Wilmington, N. C., May., 31st' 1891. Fast Linie b)etwceen Chlarlestoni and Ctl. huiaiiii anId uipper Souith Carolina and Wetr Northi Carliiina. Going Wet-t Going East. No. 5%) - N . 53. 0 15 .a.rn . . LvChiarleston Ar.. 12 50 a.m 7 45. ....Lanies....l 7).mf 8 57...........mter..10 07 10 05 ..Ar (Cohunia Lv. .. 11 00 3 42 p. . ...Winunsborr ..... 4I10 4 52 . ..Cheste..... ..3 25 i I 5 ... . .Yorkvile ..t 4(5 7t 30 .. . ..Lanlca.ter.... 5 20 ai I 5 U . . . ..ock l1ll..2 415 p.m b .10 . .Charlotte, N. C. .. 1 55 1" 15 p. AI 1r New'lwrrlySC. Lv 3 30pm 2 10 . . .Greenwood..1 15 3 15 .....rs.... . (;iS . 30 am 535 .....Andecrson... . ..10 .55 4 52 . ...Greenvill...10 05 8 25...........Walhalla. . .. 9 15 :u 25........Abbelavihll......2 01) 1 55........atanhurg . . .. 5 30 pm 4 22 1le.ndler.snville,',N: .U 30 5 17 . ...\sheville. N. C.. . 2 01 Solid1 tra~8inls bet weeni ('harlestn an lid Co linnia, S. C. T1. M. E'M :li SON, A DIAMOND IN THE ROUdiHl 18 thle C.iisit(e8Siumneri Resolrt of A GEM AM10NG TIlE MOUNT1AINS! Nearly thle highlest peint East of the ItoIcky Mouait ll! The altit ude, 31ain Street., is over 3,000 feet. Finest all. rlam Illihmat (' ! Suniier heat rarily abo e110 eigh1ty' degrecs, niever abo~ve Ii iletv1. Iec cold sprinigs, grandelst wlat er-falls, and mlounitai n scenery, tin est timbler and1( al miost all known minerals. Grn Su3 and Whitehr Resorit! Onrly 30) milejs to Ashvijll&* .0 to He. decrsonvill; 30 to Pick en.x; 410 to Walhialhi. TIher "lue Jidge" aind " Transylvan aia" Iu: d Agencies are to (ated here anti( do a No. I. --GiiIt-Edge"' imsin(11 s. WrIit( for iniformalitionl. T1'.o Wester iNorth Carol' inlanl, $1.0 pel ~ r year, full Of inftormiatian. Sile' (copies 5c, each. .J. L. 0. TilOt MP1SON, Puablisher, ilrevard, N. (. .t1l/4 A samtlple copy, madiled, for a 2c. itamp. CO)ME'l'() BRIEVAH!) "IN THE LAND OF THE SKY !" .Julius E. Jboggs, Attorney foir Blue Uidge Land0( Agency, PickenIs, 5. C. - . 8C0lCURH8 FUlRNITURE. - ~ Settees for R. if.. Depe and Public Bld'gs. GA TES DESK 00. -Q QEMVi.. 0: