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TINEI - Ile upP er I-att of tl county a - copso f all products. n. ho . 'hlpson has sr.Ad ou lis pap at Brvard and moved back t -Fall weather began in -arnest last Mor day and caused the work on the coui L hous to stop. --Mr. Perry F. Thorniey lims acceptedi position as salesinan with the firm of Lv, Is &horris. -Ex-Captain 0. 11. Doyle,'of Easley, a candidate for Lieutenant.Colonel of ti Fifth Itegiuent. -Messrs. A. M. Morris and Ludd Hav thorne are erecting handsome cottage res dences ill town. -All the saw mills in the county are rim Ming on full time and are utable to suppl, the local demand for lumber. -Mr. Earle Smith, of Brushy Creci has been (uite ill for the past week. Mi Marion Ellison is also coltiled to his roon: -The stone cutters v, ill tiniish dressin the granite for the court house next weeh All the work is progressing lnost sitisfact< rily. -Miss Mlattie MeWhorter, of Atlantu Ga., who has been visiting her cousins, til Misses IW^lingsworth, returned home lai, Tuesday. -Miss Corrie Bruce returned home a: Friday from Washington, wIlere she ha been on a four weeks visit to hier friend Miss Sarah Grogan. -Cotton is being sold at a livelv ralt this season. It Is now brin gi ings eits I all the county malikits. Abiut 1,00o baIu have beeni sold so far. -Tle emigration frot this count to the factories is Inu11ch less this fall tha last. I'llose who have tried it say tile t can do better here at farinintr. -Wn. L. Bruecke ani Charles leatt3 two well known citi.eits ol Oniee ciunt) died onl Wednesday, the 71h inst. 'Tle fi nerals were held at Bethel oi 'Ilitisday. -If you witllt tile bst sewinl.-g ma1cbinl made, buy a Stattditrd. noi-zvles;, frmil ' W. Major, Salesani for ILewis S, Morris See advertiseitmt elsewhere ill this issut --Where old cot lilhs bven iiused an is in sollud condition, tile Pildilont hava <lo not make any diff:rence ill the price o It and this year's crop of the sainme grade -Mr. Miles M. Hunter. of Penlietmn who has been dain-4erollsly ill fr tle pa ten days, is reporlted as inriving, ma Ii mnany fr.ends hiopv for his spteedy re11COVerT -T'h' asley Oil 31ill is doing a gon business biut is unabl, to stipply the dh niand for cotit-n se-d lueal anti lls. Col ton seed are worth il ltell celts plIr buslc at tile ill. -A short trip throizh tilt' comity showi that our people feel warnuited ill makin Unusual inprOvements and prepan-ition fol a considerable' i nvestin~ent1 ill better'ing; thi farming facilities. -Twenity.one var-; laive fai4dt to shm,,, a soft brick inl the (1b4 c(urt. ho(use. W4 hope to be utble to say the !-.am Of the ne( ole ifter it has stamd tlie sttills for th same length of lime. -Cotton liagingo is a tiof tlt:ast All tile new crop I hat lei- (-,mw in so fa halts beell writpetl il j1t. It is safe tJ sil that thl( re will not he :11N "c4itt4nI baggil weddings" at thei fairs tiis fall. -WV. J. 1,1lkinAls,wholi has beie livin' m Pickenle has mIle-i to iem-i. 1C . ithin i younIttgtt ore i ii tactor ittt te orth~lu,tt' tIO e tillo; the faiiondet. s o -he ik lingt iMntuI iser ofe l tte Alett fodistpron ag'e. is l'inested to0 mea t 'Li Pickenups on1( will s8th til Ocoer,ice1o (ne, Satuday. WXta . aT.'t b m,, -eCounty eIle 1: ' lomi iders hav bo tnrt Pkn, caabei aica ,i andt)I lit. ti ow tnp,tUe on01 theralradquC,.o -IThe nube fuil i Ctllsiin t roll tho High5 Slebl)'r witais incraseeral teas ictione ado/e new ii' lay.e itiasi isola hisoreo.i PrlofU. Jstuls nowi; h a bo '-ixty puisand wiltl ''' seugrae the rie'o yaaoits tnt a~tnc. l~ u ti.I ifit t ev ns. of lI wan,l asi tedtiiii hv lIeh par s nh itl tow itig aI hlintwel. acitificas tion11 Ineti at. u C.dia 'in thi beorenty.lTe l)eeati n are htilelela lar sent alersl( of sVCting I,ii ptil ,as,lili tlll -wiltl contie sii ti ill 1oi Mr. A. GI. Wy> i, of~ Avtnkhde, Alla.tr hisister, 1rs. Ti. ii . gtt :i nit, tf dIessnvi1k twho hatbnt ri ti all ill for hevrall idayiot whis wri-lw Mlitss t Ei Ara iln I toLasitI iiatrda evnngsokshe.r tiar-i l o n oftt Mrtli . . Sii' li 3 itrit, fe1llrIt theoe f is it'nt and'ilI i.llt ion t cOlbowti. Dr. Farlet wat Palledi an r,t Ith< ptWIsI The l11 eSittl lwi dig 10 ie iTere bidiis an Ihi unuullamun oi iytzen ofv J.1 A. o wifsonubin the a'tli ftrations, lfthei locall' Lfitt ore? rinenti111 Mr. Al. 8..Wya,Ilst, wefk, nlrsi il s'ever1 desirabl its t al gIo prikt'ls l Alilirs ml %). wienclrick, e et ai l jt'el''rea. It ll hris. urliw. ll Ltii -PhotogrJapther f.i YouetI) e, fil For:1 has oul thank fr tt 't'a pleii , phtogrp workey ill eit!lldoe n ilt it pilur th fo-nithuldb preserve.lit Pice 50 cetsU. Wit peole otheseatt parltst are int a rseo conditin EaaI m Pokn Twelve Mite Baptist Amsoclatlon. le The Twele Mile River Daptist AssocIa. I tion let at Mountain Grove church last Thursday, and orgauized by electing Rlev. John T. Lewis, Modorator, and J. A. itob. C Inson Clerk. The roll was called and all the churches answered except four. A large amount of business was transacted inl tho threo dayW' sessioni. IRevs. Drs. Manly and Muidy, of Greenville, were present Friday and Saturday and took part - in the business before the brethren. 'I hir ty-two dollars was raised and paid into the fund for establishing a Baptist Orphanage. The assessInents were Illuet iI i liberal spirit. Though it wis a busy tim with tic farmers, good congregtions tiIned out each day, Rnd ittended the services held 5 twice cich day at the conimodious stand ) erected for that purpose near the church. Liberty Plenic. Tle Alliance pictic at Old Liberty Sprir.g Wits a success despite tile unfavorable weather. The stand for the speakers was decorated with samples of all tile agricul Y turil products of the county. On the stand were Ilon. J. P. Glenn, Senator from Au derson. lion. Jos. L. Keitt, District Lec turer, Hlon. D. K Norris, President O'Dell, County Lecturer Singleton, T. 11. Russell, Esq., of Anderson, ainid Rev. W. C. Sea born. There wais from 6io0 to 800 people preserat. Speeches were made by Cols. Keitt and Norris. At 12 M. an excellent dinner wais served. The picnic was higlly enIjo.yed by all present, and the speeches wele highly instructive. On account of tile uInlpropitious weather no spechles were Imade after dinner. it Land 11argains. The real estate market was never so ac tive in this couilty as now If you want to pick up a bargain il land, you shoild e subscribe for the Sentinel anti watch up tie advertisemenis. Soniething like tle s Land Agencey has,l been greatly needed in tils ottY. It has btec selling and buy iIg soine good bargains for its utomers and if you %wisih to sell 1or buy, senld ill Your I a11 a4 descriplion of wlat youl V have to sell, or of what you wisil to bluy. The Agency will be more titan apt to lind solne olne to trade witi yOu. Feroms Mvielm. Improvements in every tling are fast (e eVeloping" inl our Contyt inl inrtnadna ('lil ry. We ha1tve nlow ill (it neiglhbor - io t tr-aVeling4 cfjoto finlan press. tin der tiln 1a11agielllt. of D. W. Mel)onald wlich is 1 gre'at ollvellielce to Ilhose who I wanllt t.Iir (ottonl bales and seed lat home. S'lhe "in does g00d 111d fait work, itkes a f good tIunoit witl no wa1ste. The hands bord thenselves and there is no expellse to those having tile work done. The 811iokestaek isso fixed tj t hatn spa-is'ks are thrown olit, therefore no danger of fire. Rice's, Oct. 12, '-1. 0. County A111ia4c'. - At tIle Imeetilg of the County Alliance - i tle ith illst., no business of a public 11aire was I'ranlsated. A 11111 lattelndanlce of dilezaV.tes were present. Rtsolultiolls rsing tihe (If'lsC of t illrde- Iy President Stokes, of tie St ate Allianlc, aI soa resoltitI'ln sylila),th1izimg Nwithl hink inl his lecet-1. iliess, wim,peventcd hlim froI u11 tiln the brelithrenl ill this coullty at their rece:,pict ilic were a ildpted. Notive to Tre4passa-r,. All p onerson Ilr. hlereby nltilledl not. It) treSpass o ai ollVf my lds silate ill Cell Iraltowsip on Twl MSile river, either bh h 1ir'i , fiShI jil r travelin velrl the ":Ine. Per onls di".reZ:arding ti nlotice will be dat-ilt with necordingll hw 29uet VIl. 11tIliter. Allialev Notice. Thlle ('u4n1ltv Alliance will In1eet mt Pick (11s on Friihy, Ihe tIh inst.. at 1-A I 'clck. hn11 < jn:arterly lIee'ing Thell sanile delegates will relpl(e1'nt their sub-i.\l:in'es. The oppresed subljects ofI Eu ropeanl governlillents tur to21 th IIis c'ounltry for free b1411n1S, free hiiws sindii forl use1 of Saivation11 Oill f40' I-il pitinlg. - It is at sili'hi 41hl fre<iteintly colntralte,t S'Llges and1( ibCe uredl. t A 21nr'luaan. - 141acres 1 W iiles south11 of P'i(kens, a1 2 ings. Goo1Id spr2in1g oeien(It and11 al1so a F ~ood weli: 21 acres I in cultin141ion. Addire.ss Piecens LanId .\gcy'. o(ll.jw s We,c tIle unde4hrsi.1n'd bll ownt-'rs, (1o. hereby warn11 all per'sonIs not4 t1 hunt1 onI our21 land1( hiy inlg near1l 2and1 aroundl Tab1lle Rock. Ay 11'nlIe cautghlt tre(spaissinlg w~'ill be prose. ('ted to the 11u11 extenit (If thle la1w. J1. I SuItherland, L. K. ''arpieter, N. A. K'ithi, -(G'o. W. Tlayior. att thell St:.' m:c. (Itlile. M!r. it. I I. H'Lyas, (If Ii'ces, whoI( ihas -cenl veryV ill for till pas5t threec wee(ks, is .1 for work wVill confer11 I a11greal avor on1 his ItIlalInoings shop. No one1 enn11 dievelop the4 gral(c of' 12nek neCss by' iistelning (4. toacrig babyl. Stopl iis frellfulless by Ilurinlg the1 co)11lwithl 1)r linil' Hb14v Struip. 1 1ow fool1islia 11 Sit andl walit. and2 sutffer S. J. JohnlISon,2 contrtor1C1 and bll uilbier. Work I done21 on1 sIhort not2i('e., and14 saisfac-LQ any11 ki, t nile fr m i-bst ma11 'l:1l' t ri a,i orII offered1 I in ic'kenIls (ltyt? If so go to Legewis & i(lorriV 1, the( poli 1orner stre. fell itghn ldi his 441't laI inl byI IIn i.asit l eing fels.nr Ate brn Iijof sll,iml'e ment ii, (Ie f Ci sump,lion2,111( lihit, forig (Il l NervouI)h lan allirerviou ~tn plints111, after havin. thi ested1. N is wo efu felIt (11' hiI du t o 1 lIrmke itknwnt his suf-l a deieto lIer huntm's4,iin'b, 1s to hill vith faXllietis for itl I prepaintg1L( fait'-u It142ni' , nain t ipape.1tW. A.rNoys, Power's! BlockHoceste , . . StOOl'tcol Tor Minat THE NATIN'S PRID! The Standard Rotary Shuttl SEWING MACHINE! WE AlE Proud of its beaty. Proti of the uni formity of its stitch. Proud (if its quieWtess. Proud of thc variety of its w(rk. Proud of its speed. Proad of its ingenious mechinisi. FACTS WORTil THINKING ABOUT. The "Standard" has the biggest bobbin of any lock-stitel nachine. 1lo1ds 100 yards of cotton. The tension is releae.o whei taking out the goo<Ls. The finest goods are not drawn or puck cred. Less noise. Ruins liftY per cent. liglter tihin vibrat ing ahinelilles. ihe most expCsi ve, ieauti ful anil prac tical set of lit tachinlents. Bent, wood vork of the linest finihi ever inlule. Shortest needle used in lock-stitch inai Ch,ines- therefore less liable to ben<d and skip stitches. Will w:r twice as long as other lock stich inachines. Every part is independent of every oth er part, atdl can he r.-placed at a trillin cost. Therefore ou alt ketp aStan dar" 'ratically new a lifl-tinte. For siv by LEWIS & MORRIS. oct 15 1 f PlIck.ls, S. C. Barber Shop ! Amd Bai Ilooms. In rear 4f 3Niaision lli-w. G U i, -.N \ I LLI, S' C. An vasy sl:ivv -tra:i:uitved. lair neatly and tast l -th. hnd l'r dyein". Itz sharp1in g1, 1 !, pcialtv. l1air toic, fI r a r-lint i-d kilthtand ff aitd irritat ion f the !alp r I . . Ilieky's 30210 Ilairali al wayo handi an< l for sah-. HOT AND COLD EATHS. I Lt~ SI p1i6 9 t t . L I ne., i :t n111 -1 t h ttIe1, 1 1. ('V I E 4 )OP ST I I) Y. The f i c of, Stuty has b-een amlqptedl: sitin Chart, Slnte Wirk, 16-adin, Goet!-- Altirals and Mlan IT S, \'' il i -, t1.23a. Fift ('Tr:ae --rTho Piniphy, Drawi le:uhn". G er Slltak alel an ur ri- to Talk, Arithint-lie' (w(a itrapivy, ()h ()S tho py,l>.tw n;, le:ii n .t;tt l rain 'tr,tten . :ti.7. Thir1 (tr:A ,---( ira,mn.ar, Arillhmetit., G rlhy, [ itn. , . g G-md N1r l-try: ttw FO I SAL s, $.75 SenIt C r:*h S-ROI,.u:, ArCER, SATic Ii'i'z;!h , 'lvi RHEU, ECErAnei, eerw 2h?nt... and ('lo n-t SKI. E\Uri N be.-'h stem sn rstori t he conit ttion.,3 itr imr. e d froml :lilar .\ aue., its - italostr,py,('nulrhialn prp:tw,ierw in u.tElglis .t in uarnelu \ ur , \iflls duiett c rof aroe.foo w he. :.. A BLOOrt GrALM C.-, A!lan-, Lai,Al. phy, i lwr-l lii i y: 2 oye: . . in',po . an , t str innl'.I *' -.h, Is:e' u> i ei , Latn, henisra eolg1 T;reek Cohy. i" 13ought by Mr. I further particulars and tsTY HAG( WVE WtANT TO DR14AK! The record for the next sixty days, selling goods to cash customers, and in order to do this we will offer great inducemients to cash buyers. Our inmense fall stock is now ar riving and the que.ition is, "Whero will wo put, ill the goods we have bought'?" We proose to plut a good many of them in our customners' hands if they will let us. NWe alivo bought too iany jeans and shoes. Our profits will be very short mntil we run the goods off. Treiendous stock of men's shirts from 35 ceits up. Big stock of hiose and mule shoes, nails, &c. Buy the best picketknife you eyor owne<l from us. F'ine line of tin ware, crockery ware, decorated ware and iron ware. Do you want a good stove; then bring, a little moncy and pmv oil olo a and we will wait on you for the bal 1111cO, then we canI sly)JAV yOU Imost everYthing the hum:ui family needs to cook on one. Prices always right. Turnips are a good tiing for inun and beast. We have all kinds of seed. Buy yone tobacco from us. Your Friends. H A R R IS & POa R IS. Biureiis 8S5.00. (hairs, 40 Cenhts. Safes, 8200 Suits of 10 Pieces,1 2.54) C'ollins and Catskets at Push the buittoni on our front door andl( your call will be auswered irmmedli ately. Tof get yo111 goo t1s clieaip goj( to EATZLER & SlTll 63 aund (;5 .'UnIn St., tatE NVlE S. (V. Commo Ph-a (Court. J lth . i r , I 'ai ntilT,13:s M. M.l llnt er' , ,ll'-r I '. Miller, Perev W.itll 31bile3r,13 l). ' bunil (liler,it (3r3h tl, IM,il11I3ler Car li V. Milb-r, I ithli. 3w' il l.Ih-t ri1.3' A., tlillr(, Ia: i,of !! am - h1zell 3 iir,' ,I-le ifmbo '3 3I13(s.itIi Yolu arel hereby sun3 li' non. and relairred ,to an Se lth complaint231 iA is. 1 .8 on, whieb i filed i t illireo f A wtt -rk '13f 1 33th ourt of Conunont3'~. I 'lens I' foriI the yortie a .:we\ t \liw :1ai( 11.opat ion tlw suscibers~ 1 at 0' ti 11li3e (3 i 3 Anderson 1C. :31h 3 I tivIo th hiy such servicS,t am if you f ll to nswer t etri lait ii n the t'ner aforeid,' thr plinif (.'inlthi aItion will apply33 to ,th Cour for .1 he i13(r 11.W ihITN I-:! .' SI all'SON, 'laint ti ff'A ttorney-s. J. M.1 (3T IE I CT, (1 C.3t133 C. i'''i iiiia. ' To te abst defenI d an t' la rr '.M llr ICaro'lie V i l, fI it It l tlt'' 33 Mi 'llr, ('e iTake13 noItic, th 3:3at r he 1 'oitait in~ this3 :3(1;3n and th333e I,nn: n ofwhth th cPlas% forl'iken 3nt, ill. C., ait 'i k Aro now rocciving and opening their FALL GOODS I 11. M. Hagood in Now York. Watok this space for fuller and Sotme their store for LELN AND) 1A.RGANMt. )OD, BRUCE & CO,, PIckens4, S. C. THE RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAIL ROAD COMPANY. ATLA.NTA ANI) CIIAl1hoTIE AIR LINE I'Y DIVISION. '40h(.-ule inl c-fect-Seplt. 0, 1891. ................-__--__ - - - --------__- 2i SOUT1111OUNI)-Read 1)own. 'ally. 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I v' 10 58 pIn 11 11 am 2 52 pim .... .... .10 53 Pil1 I IISI all I v . . . ..Plowslrv Br:acn.h . t4 . 7 pm 10 '18 nillm........ . . . . . . . I i 05 plI 11 -16 an I v.........lin frd..... . .v;1.) 22 pm 10 3;3 am ........ 11 1A pm il11 5 anilv.... ..... ..w:.ice. .. 1 I10 07 p,n 1) 17 aml . ........ I1 29 pin 12 12 pin 1\.........1 )uluth.... .... I v 51 pin 1o 00 ain . ........ 11 p1 lo 12 '21 I1n11v........N4r r ss ........v .11 1 $ 55 Ii ........ ! 1 )-I Im Il- 1. 5 p ml Iv . ....... 1n 1blvee.......1- IN. s 500 i l 12 :0 piln I 111 l i r........ A ....... vI S 50 limi 1 10 :uual 12 l1 Adhditional traill NOS. 17 ani 18-1.11a acconilliIlaitio, dily vXevpt Snil)day leavsc Ashrata 5::10 p in., riis Lula Ru:12 p. in. lcturning, leaves 1111a 6:00 a. In ar'ive Athlulta 8:50 a. I. lIt ween 1,u1a :n- l Athens No. 11 tilily excopt Smilay, oni No. 1) <aily. leave Lua 10:0.> . in., wol I 1:140 .. m., arivi. Atlhens 12.05 a. i. aml 1.-0 p. in. Iti'un ingmea' Ie- A t4 h,'- *. .ssI, 1'ilye se-pt 8sih., :unl Nis. 12 daily, 7.20 p. mn.nami 8.;9 I i ea s.s-s..s :.s I s- "'- i 01 :..:l ('xisp Sm:inth s'iv Iav e esco 12.55 p. n.Ii ,I' ar t. e ;-Jhetons 4I 1 , . in. hliring, Ns;s. 60 daily xc'.pt1 S.unnia-, le.a-e J. olr. Nos. I I and 12 Car''ry o 'nlnumu Sh-eper11s het ween WVashiilngtlon anal Knoxville via Sal isburvy. ain I I and 1(0 h et ween Al thinta :091 New Ysorik. (on No. 11 iio ''h:aipe in day ( coaches linn New Yormk to A tlanita. Nos. ;7 and ;1. - ~;~ \Vsington) al 81outhwl~ester (slV1est ibuosI linmited, huet ween At 1;anta andI Washiingtoni. on this t rain extra fare is chai;rired in (csnme'in llwith first elaiss tiekels, not4 'xcieeding .$2.00 over' :un4 ahme~ usual:1 t'ulla ('hm-ge 14 1m~ ps4ili 'r dIetaijledt informnatjin :ls to locai :l and ltruti nw ((4 table(s, r:ates and I'ulbnan Slep ing-e~ar reservi'~ilons, conferI with local algents. Sr heslss GIen' 1l4Pass(nger .A rent . AXss't (e' Pa."s. . en(t., WV. II. G!RJEEN>, (lel l-iam-r''i:., .S(oL ITA A\S, 'I'rallie Malaager, A iut II, 4 '1- Atansta, (Ga. ____________________ .1 ' . \ 1 t I . Ii (NI, Suln.t., A t lantPi - i, . MOR I Goods on hand at this corner than ever before, and1 this enale 5us to make prices so I NTIElmSTING that th'ere is no0 better way to consult your interest and save your hard earned cash TI IAN b.y buying whlat you)l need. from us. WVe are 1)0unId to please you whether your politics are like CIEVITLAND'S or" yout favor theC subl-treasury bill. Our goo0ds are first.class; in eery re:spect, and if your IL\BY can talk, wve will lbe as careful to give it all its money's worth as thoug1Lh you wereC here in person. WVhile we wish you to p)onder we'll the ab)ove, please do not forge'(t that if yon owe uIs anything, that we need it topa our doebts, an com : uie forward~ atI once andl g ~et a clear rece(ipt, and we will be ever so4) ad YoursL truly, LIEiWIS & M OR RIS, The( Popu)1lar Corner Sto)r(, P. S. JusIt receiv'ed, a nice lot of furniture, which we offer cheap. WIe Wanut .your Tradtie, andi will do everything irn 011r pow~er to prenlse4 yo13. We (tBa AMTEE Oi R DU4M and Every thning else we ne'll, to be purel'(. Pr1esih('Iptienus ('uare'uly ('ornp~ound:4ed at Mloderate Niopfl to see( us whlen in (Ar'een ~Ille. A. B. & 1. 1.CARPENTER, Mi VSION 1KIOUSE DRUG STORE. _______ (reenville, S. C. n -e nausisted to posiitionis. *a-Cttou FRiF,. Write to LOUISVILL.E, KY. ) Iclunond & b. Grecuvillc and Colunibia - Condncsmed ISch eduilt Sept 6th, i. Trais run on 75th meridian titue. Going North. Going bouth No. 15. INO. 10. 6 15 am.. ..Lv Charleston Ar...,1U 50 an 10 15 .......Colitibia....... I 12 38pm..... Utioii ........ 0 29 1 5 5 Ar... . S partanitbu rg. ... 5 80 3 06 .........ryou ........ 4 17 3 41 ........Saluda........ 3 41 4 09 .......Flat Rock...... 3 16 4 '22 .... IlIeidersonville.... 3 01 5 17 .......Asheville....... 1 55 6 46 .... ..Hot Spring.,4 ....12 28 5 50 ..... 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