The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, August 06, 1891, Image 3
PIKENS SENTINEL
LOCAL NEWS.
-M. WaltWr Baker, of Uaffney, is vis
ItIng Mr. iAIplo Dargan.
. -.-,C tulitsoner Thornley hits moved in
othe new olilce on his property near th
-Jesse II. Smith' was bound over to th
.1. 8. court last iyek for retailing noon
shine,
-Our young men who want a first-clas
education should read the Citadel ad. i
this Issue.
P -Mrs. Geo. E. Robinson and son, Ro;
rt, of biberty, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. 1,
obinspn this wevk.
-*trs. Julius R. Newton, of Major. An
eprson gounty, visited relaitives in town o
last Saturday and Sabbath.
-Mr. P. A. Porter was awarded th
contract for rebiilding the bridge ove
Wolf Crook near Irvin Miller's.
-Mr. W. A. Findley and family of Pied
.)ont, are visiting relatives and friends a
at thei- old hoicnear Six Mile.
- - isterE. Lewis, eldest son of Mr. Field
ing A' Le ,of Central, is visiting relm.
tives in tli"rench Broad valley.
--Mr. W. A. IHunter has been quite i
the past week. Mr. Jno. F. Stewart is bet
ter and Dr. Williams is convalescent.
-Clerk 1agood, of the U. S. court an
assistant District Attorney B. A. Hiagood
were in town last Saturday and Sabbalth.
-The Golden's Creek Baptist Chure
was dedicated last Suinday. Rev. J. T
Hurdine preached the dedication sermon
-Mr. E. E. Kennemore, formerly o
this county, now one of the most prospel
ous farmers of Greenville, wANs inl town las
Monday.
-Prof. - Willis, of Williston, arn
well county, has been elected principal o
the Easley lligh School. Ile cotmes highi,
recommended.
-Messrs. Tim Barton aml Win. Rlene
more have purcalitsed tie aw itil own
by Pace & Hendricks, and have inoveti i
to the Briggs section.
-The revenue officers cptiirvd a fin
still in Reedy Cove last 'T'lima'stily ni-lit
They failed to get the oppenitor, but de.s
troyed a complete plant.
-Mr. J. W. Brucie. of the ik if Al
derson, returned to that plave onl Friday
after spending a two weeks' vacation wit
his motbr, irs. S. P. 13r1ce.
y -We are indbted to (alt. .1. A. Grif
fin, for a dish of the linest hiney s(en it
Pickens this season. Capt. G.. ther
u nderstands thie, blinileSs of li' in'a me.
-If our citizens are n mt all I1rtecl bN
life isir-mnce. it is nit the ha. of r
11rowninig and Norris. w%-ho av. -k-et, w(ir-k
Ing this colmiliunity fir th Ji l- tw( wceks
-.4o prop-riy was olffr(ri for sai- In
Momity. The citizens of the coi nit A
came in to talk politie and ser ":e 111.'l 1.
for a fallt martu t. Our ir c-nis h:t ;
good trade.
-Nfr. Jo) -r hli Ih- misf,r,ime t<m
l0Ie h:61 '4 1' - i es fing ! I! hi, blt ham,11
at -oc. & lie .d ic"'s saw noiil insi Tl;;
,day. Dr. Robert Kirk.,ey tned the in
jured hand.
-Mr. Ralph Dargan, who b: h-n i,
business inl Darlingt6ni for Silnl- tilme. a,w
sister, Mis Lizzic. who reem:ll i irrun'
from the M.I-mingtr school in kba ' ,ii
are at hole.
-Tfhe fmllms' ir'g pert5mon onei i th
A mibler sUuine re m: t hai I Frt i f. .\b
and Mirs. W4. 11. imerso'n. .\irs Imi ., I
terly, Miss (Olie Sco. tt, 3r. Wi. 11 II
all of Aug4usta, l.
-The scdul ' mn te Air I. wa
clhang- d again' h:st .90 I ' .p
trains now leave Eassey as fllmow.: Fm
Atlinta, 7:25 a. im iii.d Im3 p.I m.; fii
Charloite 3:na p. . mn. and I: s a. m.
county N. C., is visjiiig his fatther Mr
tHitey iHurgess, oif the TFable M(muton,u wh
is v'ery iow front a ennieer oin his f acm an
nieck. le is not expseted to live long.
-Miss Nettie C'hastain. was the on:ly al
plicant before the e.:uiliniit: I ird he.
Friday to try tor the Wintrop1 Stlhobiurshi;
She was awarleml the schtriIu.tth i avin
paissed a spleniido ex:uini:ition gr.u ln 90i
t -The U. 8 Co'nnimmisier and D epu t
M1arshals. wvith qui te a niumb ter oif defen
<dants and( wVitnie.es,i arm ii allendan lce up
Onl the Uitekd St-ites court in G.rm'uvill
this week. he termi promlin: to be a iin
-A small chil of Mr. Lawrence Iludi
son's, who lives on W. T. Howen's plaei
<died tast Fridiay miorning after ai short it]
ness. Aged eleven months. '1Tie humir
'took place at Secona graveyard on the da;
following.
-The annual re unon of Orr's re'gimien
will take place next Tuesday at Sand
Sprinies camlpgroiund(. All old vets are ii:
viteud to jo ini them at the enpt iret!' and il hv
a good time. Pickenis counity should b
well rep)resentedI.
-SMr. IR. GI. Gaines, of Cen'itrai.l, passe
through town tast Fri<biiy eni-r iit' taor hi
farm on the Frenich Broadii. lIe hot Ise(vt
or eight laborers withi htimt imd w il spenmt
twvo weeks or nmore at work on imlprove
mnents on the phiice.
-Mr. J. (. Wyatt has sent to this eflie
a samphle of the brick being miade~ for iih
new court hotuse. It is first-class, anl
shows that, the mnaker undtmerst ands his huts
ness. Mr. Edgar Smtith, of Grenville, hie
charge of thae burning.
-TIhe hurying grond at Rubhamia ha
beeun cleanedt o1f and the grmive' uies's
withi much care. TIhiis graivey'ard receivye
more atten tuon than anly oitier in thle (oini
ty. The ol Libert.y graves ard is sadlyi
need just of' suchi work..
-We hope that our people will no t foi
get to talk tip the railroma:d it the sltrica <
picnics soon1 to be beld in the cmounity. (Ou
home interest out wei'h all mithlen quiesftalm
8o don't forget to stir up interesi, ini ni
County's developemnent.
s- -Mrs. Jno. MI. Barr, died at thle lion
of her husband neari Old P'iensvi lle ha
Sunday afternoon. Aged 4f;> years. St
had been Ill for a hong t.imet aid her dem
was not uneixpeted. Slhe leaves a iimhe
and several chtildren to mourn hier dealtI
The ftunerat wits held at the Methodist clmnt
in Easley on1 Mondlay.
---The County Commissioners tmet in
Monday and transaeted routine buisintes
Beveral petitions for new~ roads wuere fil
andi few claims pa:usedi1) upn. Na romi
v cases wore heard, ini the~ abtsenee of Cle:i
D)urant, Mr. J. T. Yoitngbilood acted
Clerk pro temn. The' Boatrd will mecet agi
next Monday to tmansact spiall buiniies
-Mr. D. BI. Clark, of Westmiinster, trll
pod a carrier pigeon otn Pisgama Motuntat
near Aeheul ile, N. C:, on the 10th~ of J ula
It had a metal tuand Ott ceh leg otn wi<
was engravedl the iiiitial letiter ''i i".No. :
445 a'td on the~ butt of thie tight wing
smptotch of greetn paint. It is 'mppIlOSedt thu
>- the bird be longs in Baltimore or Philade
phia.
-A land ease was on1ce tried in) iicken
in which the defendant claimed the plaii
tiffs were estopped, because thley hadim ei
couraged the defendant to buy. The do,
trine (Pt estoppel it asetnsiveily argue
,.ythe lawyers anid explainedh by thle jutdA
The jury deliberated tar some timec ait
agreedt upon this: "IWe flnd for J,hu
kSmtith onte sixth of the land, bat for ta
nther' plaintiffs. we fhun an u.e v1'
Jolin. W., Major, a former citizen of this
place, died at his hoino .at Major P. O.,
last Suiday morning after an Illincss of
about a moith, froqi dropsy of tho stom.
ache.. Aged about 00 years.
Air. MaJor was ope of the first settlers in
Pickens, and ran a blacksmith shop here
for a number of years. lie was a hard
working, industrious and au hoinest Ian,
whose word no -oie doubted. Ile was a
true christian and a member of tI'e Metlo
dist church since clildhojd, andl for a
mnber of years a steward. jI leaves a
widow and several children, and his moth
er, Airs. "Betsy" Major, and a brother and
sister, Win. Major, of Dacusville, and Mrs.
Barnic Smith, of this pla,ce, besides a host
of relatives and friends to mou n his death
who have Ihe syupathy of the entire coml
muiity. The fuiieral was held at Sharon
on Monday. Rev. T. C. O'Dell conducted
the services and the last sad rites were wit
uessed by a large congregation. A good
man has gone to his reward.
Eveinlg IIcnic.
A party of young folk frorn Pickens and
E"Asley met on Glassy Mountain last Mon
(lay afternoon, with well filled lunch bas
kets and had a delightful time. Lunch
was served at G:30, the )party returning
home inl the gloaniing. I'l.e party was
made upl) as follows: Mrs. Sumnter Cogs
well, clhiperone; Alisses Corrie Bruce,
Queenie Ilagood, Lizzie Daritim, Pickeits;
Mises Lidie and Gertrude lagoi:1, Mina
1loilbeck, Lu1a i.-ce Lidie Folge-r, of
E1sley; lessIs. J. E. liagood, jr.. Ralph
1)aran, Wialftcr Biker, C. It. Imd I'. I.
Alexander, c'ickens; WN. A. F,rlger, 11.
Earle Russell, Ita and Bruce liagood, Eits.
ley.
h.<)..
A Moutaltin Purty.
Capt. Jialmes C. Rowland, the popular
it. & D., cinductor, passed throui town
las' Moid:y, in charLe of a party of Cel
t-al's helIcs lini voml.. en-routic fir the
mo1 nainils. '),hey will Sl ('ml a weck visit
in Tab k,le lck. W hii Wa.ter andI otrII
ph)IeS of iitrs'. The part ImanIIIhUkihed
thi irtv bsides the lidle:-s aimd (oe", k. Capt.
ipwiand tAles tiese trips a ially and
Ilie yuing folk always hv a go'd tim.
and paritlls feel ls.,ur" A that their b1(o.ys IId
girls ire safe N hi hl h.is theit in charge.
A p-t40raci-d mceeting is in progrcss it
GobAdvn's Creek .Bipti:st Chlmrehi.
Miss Genie Craig is teiIchinl ia flourisli
iniz .chol it, G.d(S coo h04u1 s.
The writer 11"S jlisl leiur-d I-im an ex.
temibd' trilp)throughGer andI A tib:imn.
Everywhere crq)ps ii(in. \. made
th lip w 1lith ut m iiiinp tor iit.
M- r. JT'11hni . D . a o a t a l i m ox l ast
w% tk. It was ki!t.i. -i - ialh( I 2i1' -Ad,
wilh the tethl-r r't'p
'Mr. W1m1. Ti'qw i livCh i k .. G,Ia.,
was' in itc. i-ntL Bo . .. J.
T i ii i a pi-tracttd meetig aI t hi e ip
liktclhmch. Dr.\'s h:s itin th i -
INIr.. L,. It Smi:h1 haw; returned- from a
vilii ti h;(r I' hi.r. in- i.", t
Ullgi a d has b1e)a( oit(d'dI,
:(zit t'-re.
Quitl ai imm I o f . ti Libir-ty i1ci w tl
to ('aillioun ()i the 'z7lh.
111th~~~~1 11' iti I k J hy:1 li'F
'.\TH. EnoiTli:: Hita :liii llow mv sp:m-c il
yorli . :bl."'y Valuiod pnp. r- ln r 1i. m , .l,In
rr thu:d toil o li e good-i'c- i)1 the (o,I' i - ;Al
vir i their great:1 Sim !i s I uti.'t i4cn . ' .h2in
ly h b . il i iek i. (Ii.! if c- reit4U G11 -li
w)ilic1LhY (sutc tIl p i ljt:n.d p. I,e ..li
alie gO d'tL i.hyji i:s..--- ShOw lta.I c
h',a'th. o:"i tver r ' . t m w h
'ln.'i 1i'ox . C ~i .Jul 3'4 1 . Wi e IO r-~1
therbse' liace sti eore nipat: coun;v
lais th 7ome time aI'ho, alrhces te note
was undrfthe ioesbt n of theContv.
NN-61 tilit wh lih to I l l < aU1 , itt t* I. Anie
t hv1y wit ITe ma s rn .T
11ld (1no4 t 'e thel deb,hae fo eter'
ps'ii. -- (Ahec.'td Icn- s 1ont fo :mist.
11isexrted iNothe e:i- welir.ncon
upO. It~ is' one ot ili. rAt oflisnd ever
had' inthe coury anid thl de0i1ciio w X14.44
prob 11)alyt defie th t lii'liie fie. A ti
rtuleey orghuilatins.: Sttei. 0 1e1t
totci y oht ! of d tI e s ri bay I, and b(roughtli
thue btteri : grades andcI inon o itiv' 'oh for
hhle t 7 tents. Thesei:' pr1 ic are not a.
Icourag1 igtt farmer buI ay.fte
tihidiit 4 ( necssartye ti :i se llicnd at i th sam
time dI noi 14(t seie nochi'I t eba c forc bete
Lc-rI.tit't 94'.' Aug,4 uy13 1 891iipc~ .
-ilo. . (hT.u 1 cclh Ai nderso, tha I m
mielI 1to4441ute you that no hi s sieo ir
red yltlIc sympateti(natue, orii fallid to
thrlough.,1 w ilch' we, ps4 ,i n th1- e 4 <hu1 l me- le
av(114 r elt 11 - I t . 114 ist., iv~ iti m hi. to
mi re-un'4 Ion4 ' o th I:ihmt lii it hto bei
yA illendan ce but3 iw 44 u tll 4eI thatS
theli li h,an apltofthl1 t ieg me t
i th t herl A 'ol nfed' erat 4. s from A10 wIitth-ri
aig, the presenltIl cin thisil meail-i 4(14 c ' I
lIltelf te 4 h aImi r Af lare (lcw I't i
at. the J(hfesn Sate dirctne, thati Iltmay
Jweiface to fade on cemoe, i0 and is Alhei
handc ofan tho galtm mngiwhot boh ist tri
umph1wi itel'(utera on so m:mvW frory t
slel upon4% thfe histie luls(fh Allrthis.
-I u peteni thersharpt>trs Sti;k ill famous
and( fealessi uta~elon, 411 ri-o.e <hilmuitradto
w.eep thouield formi atin, or'latndr lif
w1iicbenI'l)1: verd theyre< host ii u line te.
forye wnhomt-nt sktinish1 he waiever
known toa lasan,d the'i .yl i toa:e was~I)
leu. NeNt week the readers of the 8 E:
TINEL will 1e giveD a full report of thei
netings, On Saturday the speakers will L
at Centra
-The ladies of the new Baptlgl, Churc
will give an ice cream supper at the sclio<
house next Friday evening.
-Elijah Chapman, a U. S. prisoner un<k
a.twelve ntiloths sentence, mnade a brea
Wednesday morning and eseaped front De
puty Jennigs, just ats they reaclhd41 tih
livery stable here. The ollecers inanedilate
ly gave chase and no doubt will overhat
hia.
BIusinuessa N%oti(ces.
F. 0. I1offmian, editor Tims Rocky
Mount, Va., writes: "I atil l)leased to si
that Botanic Blood Balin is the best appe
lizer and tonic for delicate people I evei
saw. It acted like a char'ni in my case.
-Buy Turnip Seed at Sloan's Drug
Store, Oreetville, S. C.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
'je Brown's Irou Litters.
P-hysicians reconuend it.
A rs keep it. SL.00 per bottlo. GenuIne
ha-....mark atud crossed redlines on wrapper.
f' Cousmpilin Cured.
An old physician, retired front practice
having hail placed in his halnds by :m1 East
India ilissionlary the forinu11la of a Simple
vegetable renedy for the spwedy and p)( -er
nuren1ct Cure of Conl."lu inlption), Baronclitis,
Catarrhk. Astian. and al throat anid Lim-,
Aflectiis, also at pfpsiiive al radical (tre
for Nervous ebi lit y and all Nerv(iusCom.
plainats, after baving teAed its wondletfil
curantive powers in wtusands of cases las
felt it lis duty to inake iV known to his staf
fering fellows. AcitVta-by this Iotive and
a desire to relieve h11nnar10 sulfa'itu1, I will
send free of charge, to all wlao desire it,
this recipp, in Germnan. French or Englislh,
with iNil dicrections foir preparin anid us.
ing. Sit by mail by atlressing with
stainp, in.im this paper. W. A. Noyes.
820 l'owtr' Block, luclestcr, N. Y.
aprn.y I
ne, Ir Indi1iistlonl an1.1
It cur. quict, y. rir sale by :iI 4lea!ers inl
I.'4'(C 114 I,J 1.
Ni~?ce tO (bV4e.:'ers.
All 4vr )e r f thl, p iHc h.:i a si
c'k t -miou ty. ,r, hitichliN hra t
war-i oult thl,, bamik atl haeill roasput
i;n ;t1 I oldvr <htriing lie l priesel I llmnthl.
MATTlF.W 111EN 1?IUkES,
('ht m Il. C.. C. 1'. C.
0. L. Drimxr, CI(rk
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x'. E. H,dr,l nibic. P'li till,
E. T. H b ;al ,. S1-i:T, i)f(J l'
'i tih.e Dlr- t E. TI. l leit, I ubc:
t .4 (ow i 'h- ' n l- t' i t hi s :ta til[,
1): till- ( i.i..l I I , C ,:d ( ' : .tv
,it .. 1. - ' 1S f .- . 18 1
W " I I t I * ill If d t o l vi 1 1 Ie
:iti l pl:nth1 u l I i h. :hec at Ict il
le t 'icke ('. 1.. S. C., withil
t wvnlt days afte r he S.rvic! here-f . .
clusive of ith day of Such Si rice. :ual it
-yl it fiil ti) a s r t ti n- c< iup l t n ithi;
th . time a l. the plai l11 inlI ti.
a1t1i' w:1 : l 1 l t c i'-lhe rc.
ii tf <h- t.a. a i a~ te! comp ri.int. tt ai
IrI,i Ju-i . at . ',N .
1\. t a .^ lE e i' l.,. N.
iaaot'rartirni !1aht .t .tali t Att r. (t.
;trlivofnetr N ice
ati a s a thterebyttive ht e untt'L 1r.I
dIttvn189!. 1ill lyto J4. M.to Si.an
lir .:-gl-. f )urt, thirt dv cfrom this dor
I;os t e a ' rtI. i Ak 'is . E. o :ilev
liW a ~ i. T.ra Ml',
Tis IilsWtt Jul 1891-it.t (t Eit
AlI'440tndr Fort 5 pi).. str it
holdr~I ingtoft4 l ne rtrt lrr .-m at
Piden 4I.w be r( Ii di; bVL.:~(1 bi:n.
inissd~ioners4 n at hei.oulf at .ikn
ttu '.itilt day oit H i a h -tt l.J
yeat'r 1:en-)a:th ae, tl-tt ti. lie.
ti flir cent., r i .::'lt i.t! t n:('c''
a(ih- Ct t an4uar 4101: vrts h
wil e reeive n. t'I'.V . the
day inun ed al aie.
AtagaChr'3rd B ard.
BUY B
r
3aamuElot Ied Top Clol
White Fiat DIu
onate
TWO MORE CA
ar19M
All the Odd
Highest Prices .1ad
SAY! WE WAN
YOUR TRADE.
2 IN AND S a CO
Sugar aud ),f(e! The h<it to I
hail.
Flour, Mat, S yrip. Rice, Grif
Good eiiugh for any ybody, v 11 ce
too.
Tr.y our Mackizrol, 7 for 25 cents.
Fruit Iars. Mas,a's, always il
best.
Strawi at Tfa anI 'Palim Leaf FI
Wo -El1l iii anId heticr Toclm
for .1.;.'L th a1 anyl bokd.
ee our1 Sweeps, tbey are the lar
Lot of Hains :md 7reakfast Stril
Try oir eigrs, cigaretits, cigaret:
palpt.r and tubacco.
)n't.im* Je: al(l Shoes 1im
you see llmt we canl do ini prices.
C':"TUl NIP SEEI of all kin
EAIIZLR& SHRII
1 ure'a us 85s0A~.
Saf'es, 82..
Suits of 10 Piecek'<312.5
aniy time, dhuy or ni-.ot
willi be aniswer'ed immediw4
ately.
To get your goods chea~
go to'
aut in Carolina MIilitary Ac'a<
or *IlRs, \ BAi
TIhe followinW lg Bieeic iiary Vacancies e~
ist in t he Sut Croli na Al,l ii 1tary Acadi em
At buitit t iluy ~ t ille , h nin !.h C t!b: in
( )>n ietw 1,1 GOreenile l ~lj( rry ni . f'ic
(ins 1, u Iih i .ii l 1 ,) W ill :c L -blpu
. t io ), (o >':ling i r P. 1 .i Iw lte ii
Sin ive et I,nni .>nsi hefet (g pi . i Vd po o
w hieb wiill '. ve f r t he ii En p10. at.t
gig ~t gi Mil-loillhno.aI o
li.( ounty Fi:;I n i nat~ion 1rs i !! ik
I: ive theiLruuapimu ments i l i .ur et irt
fDen thei V. ii te N ii'e ilitnde ctitr Ifil
and il iirjui t lis i ta (hi~ire t'.y l c :e.d
fnrs ih to apply VnoRr uelmi nin to aptt
bJoe 'thO E1A:)bh.in Sen i b. n..
P SEED!
ran Seven Topo'
And other Variedi
IGAIN BUNDLESs
Iler Stock at
CE & 00,,
pickenk"; S. C.
LE RAIL ROAD COMPANY
AIR LINE I'Y DIVISION.
May 31, 1891.
Iy. NORTIIlOUND-Read Ul:
ONS. *No. 10. '*No. 12 1*No. 3
otte........ ar 5 10 am 6 40 pm 9 10 n
lmitt....... IV 4 14 ami 6 16 p.
e. ...... ..IV 43 a m 6 06pm .......
miia ....... v 4 20 am 5 63 pf .......
oun111.In1 ...IV 3 53 am 5 28 pi .......
,er .......... 3 nia 5 111pm1.......
burg. V 3 20 am 5 01 pm .......
ey's........IV 3 00 am 4 43pm .......
en's........lv 2 30 am 4 18 p ! .......
(In ......... 2 20 am 4 14 '1 . ..
thurg .lv 2 07 am 3 5^ pm 6 37 pn
ord........lv 1 46,am 333 1m .......
rs.........V 1 :10 am 8 1f pm ......
Ville. lv 1 04 ami, 2 45 pm1 6 05 pi
y'.........V12 39 amtit 2 17p .......
ral........l12 10 am; 1 45 pm.
ca......... v1.11 30 pn1 .12 55pm ... .
hister......v 10 07 pm 12 34 pm .......
coa.. lv 10 20 pm 4 am...... I 1 .
Airy ......lvi 9 56 pmll 14 am .......
[lia........v 9 52 pm 11 09 am .......
on......... v 9 26 pml 10 43 am .......
In ......... .V 9 23 pmi 10 40 ai 3 14 pn
vlle. ......v 855 pmll lu 1ImI 2 52 pn
1rnmeh .... lv 8 36 pml 9 48 am.
>rd.........lv 9 22 pm 9 33 am.
lee........lv 8 08 pm 9 17 a .......
ilt......... 7 57 pm 9 06 am ...
ros. .......7 45 pm " a)t):kl
iblec.......Iv 7 33 pi 8 43 am.
ita ........I v 7 00 pm 8 10 am 1 5p
la a11cco-lmnodatloll, dily exc(pt SIda)
p. im. Icturning, leaves Lula 600 a. at
ly exepIt widay, and No. 9 dailv, leae
henst~ 12.05 p. ma. and 12. 50J p. m. lietuari
lay, and No. 12 daily, 7.00 p. mt. an,d 8.
da:i ly ecept Sund,Qay,, and No 6 3 dly, e
1.20 a. im., art !ve E1lberton 3.35 p. in. at
xet Sunday. leave Elbterton 2.45 p. r
between Washington and Atlanta. 9 az
lwestern, Vesti builed Liit ted, bet.ween A
fare i. chiarjied ont fistclassa tickets onla
throught timei tiables, rates and Pullmai
agenzts. orj pddress
AtlantLa, Ga,
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oods a Specialty.
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l'ST FLOUR in the ntkct:
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SOUT11I113UND-lend Down. *D1a
No. :37. No. 11. *No. 9. STATI
7 55 pm 1 55 pm 30 i.Plv. Charl
.......... 18 pm 5 7 al v...
..........228 1111 .3 04 aiUWIv .........Low
....... 1 41 pm :1 22 ..... lt(
........ 3 o pil 353 1 .... Iing's
22pin . .: .n0 ..... .Or..o,p
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1. 51 pm 4:1 i IV.Gaft
. 4 18 1111 5 10 pIm1 ... . CowI
. 4 '5 pini 5 L- ai:l . .. Clifl
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........ 10 .1) p:n! 11 31 aum Iv.....Flower
...... ...111 0:1 pm It 46 miv........But
1e .......1 17 pml11 59 It11V......Stwl
........! t 29 1p m1212p i Iv .......Dtll
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are~ bog t u tarer
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Richmond Danville RI
Greenville and Columbia Division.
Condensed Schedtile July, 5th 1891.
Trains run on 75th meridian time.
Uolig North. Going south.
No. 15. , .o. 16.
0 15 1..".Lv Chirleston Ar.... 12 50 ani
10 15 .......Columbia....... 8 50 pm
12 38pn...... Union........ 6 29
1 5$ Ar....)artttnbuig. ... 5 30
3 00 . .ryou .........4 17
3 41 ........Saluda........ 3 41
4 09 .......Flat Rock'...3 16
4 22 .... Hendersonvillc.... 3 01
5 17 ... ....Ashoville....... 1 55
0 46 .... ..1tot Spring3 .... 12 28
5 50 ..... Paimt Rock......I1 55 am
7 15 ......Morristown...... 9 25
8 30 ...... Knoxville ...... 8 15
10 15 ......Cincinnati...... 8 00
No. 10 . .. No. 14.
o 40 W ......Charleston ...... 9 80 pm
10 10 ........ Coulnblia....... 5 30
12 38 .......Pro4perity...... 4 00
12 57pn....,Newberry...... 3 4Z
2 35 .....,Nhety Six...... 2 05
2 56......Greenwood. .1 43
4 00 Ar....Abbeville..Lv..12 35 in
5 20 L......Deiton ........12 20
4 42 ........j?Izvr. .... 52
5 00 ...... Piedmont ......11 35
fp 40 At.... Grecaville .. Lv11 00
5 48 ......Antlerson........11 38
6 40 )v..... Pendleton......10 55
7 55 lv...... Sencen .......10 17
8 25 .......Walilln....... 0 45
12 30 .......Atlanta........
No. 17 No. 18.
8 !Oa.n....Piospcrly...... 8 17 pni
9 07 . w.betry. 8. 00
10 22 . .uety Six. 6 53
10 4.5 ......Greenwood...... 0 22
11 55 ...'....Abbeville ... 1.5
........ Belton....... 4 00
12 .50. ....Anderson ...... 3 55
No.7 No. 8.
o 00 pm. Coluibla...... 9 40 am
7 28 ......Pro.5sper-ity...... 8 18
7 -' .,...Newberry....... 8 05
9.08 .......Clinton.........0 r'd
9 45 , ........La-rens ....... 6 20
No. 9. 0.~16
12 25........Belton........ 5 05 p
12 53 ........Pezer........ 4 28
.1 10 ..Pedmt...... 4 11
1 4 i ... .. .. ....... 3 35
. No. 42.
9 00 an.. ..Newberry . 8 40 pm
10 5 5 ........Clinton.... 6 00
11 55 .....Lamurens.......5 1.5
04. 7, Se,(i. 113, 14, 17, 18, 41 and 43
da111ly e.ngpl 01unda1yhji.1*
Pullman 8tiepers on trains 15 amd 10,
between Charleston, H. C. and (incinati,
Ohio, via Atlantic Coast Line,'Columbia,
A;herilie. Paint Rock. Morristown, Knox
ville. Jellico anml Jinlction City.
80L IIAAS, Traill Minigr.
JAS. L. TAYLUR, Gen'Vl. PaSs.' Ag.'
I). CA ?j)WJ.TL. j) P A.. Columbia 8. C,
.J. A; IOIDON, Stipt.
W. U. GitlN Gen'I m:r r
I HAVE FOR SALE!
100 bushels of eoru.
Somlte 11111hl coWs With
Young cailves..
OneC beef co w.
OnC work mule.
I Want to Buy I
Somc heifeis and colts.
id
d(to yoaa Wasuit 10 Etay~?
C'ome and. See Meo. .
I will bysy ased pay CahhIa
Sor I will seiI on Credit.
Wil11 Buy or Sell Large
or S asajIl Tac~it. i anproved
or unuinsprovedl.
P1ickenis, S. C
TIIE ATiAN~TIO COAST LIN'E R
P'ASS1.NGli DEP'AU'PMIZ'1.
'3Yilin gtonI, N. C., .July, 5th 1 8i1.
Fast L,in e het w een .Oitharleston .and1 Co~
Iluba and upperi .South Carolina and
WVesterni Nort1h Carol in.a.
Going West,. Goigq Eas..
No, 521 . o. 53.
G 15 a.an .tavCharleston Ar. .12 50 a.m
t 7 4.? .. 1...Lns. ...11 l'7p.mn
8 5'7 .....nter...1(0 07
10 05 e .Ar.(dtoltuhia Lv. .. 9 00
* 3 42 p.m . ..winsborrro . ,. . . 4 19
4 52 .... ..hest e...... .. 3
6 I5 ....orkvi!le...1 40
7 30 . .. ..L uictr... 8 20 a tr}
5834 . ...lnok l111... 2 45 p.m
6 30 . ..Charltte, N. C.. . 1 55
12657 p.mXi iNUiberry, S. C., Lv 3 42|pm
2 .50 . . . .Green')wood.... 1 43
) 4i5.........Larenfl.(... 20 ama
5 50........Amlderson.. ....11 82
d 5 3 . . ..Gree'nville.....11 05
8 25 ..........Walhalla. . .. 9 45
4 00 ...Abbeville.... .35 ,
1 55.......Spatanbuurg . ,. . 5 30 pmi
4 22 llenmlersonville,'N. C 3 01
.5 17 .. . Asheville. N. C. . . 2 00 .
Soli t rains bet ween Chiarleston arnd Co..
en'l. Pass. Agent,
e HI. WAT.:rnus, Glen'I Manairer.
S'T A TE OF SOUTkL CAROLINA,
Ctrnty of Picken.
.In Court of Coimio Plena.
James3 A. Grifli, et. al.,
vs. .64
W. W. G;riffin; et. al.;
In pursunuce of, an~ order made by.
the Hion. I. D. Witherspoon, presid1
- ing Judge; 15th July 1891 in the
above sta'ted1 caso.
All perlsons holding claims atgainst
the estate of J. C. Grilin, late d'ens:
ged(, . are hereby notriied that they
muslti establlishl the amount, date and(
rank of theoir respective claims, beforo
ntue on oi' before the 10th d'y.? p
tebe next, or be barred from any
igparticipation in the funida of said c~
tate. J. M. STA WVART,
~e .tl S1 Clerk of ourt.
FURNITURE,
seut4en for it. t. Depota
Sand rubie jUd'ge.
GATES DESK QO.
BRIuVlMhat Q.
Money to leva, .i
Oni imiproived farmi lands in umns of
$300 and upnward. 4L~oan t':i'de in
*__ small annualIi ~inents thungh a pe jod.
-Ot- six years, thuw enbli I ' clie Vorrtmwer
to pay ot hih iidet.1ham. w%ilaut en'
haiustinig )th e U>' any one year. A pifl
4 o V:.1cC(, . torney