The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, January 14, 1892, Image 3

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ICKIjNS SENTINEL. LOCAL NE WS. Hardy GiIatrap and family left for Ocer. a last Tuesday. -Several of J. T. Cantrell's children are k with measels, -Bern to Mr. and Mrs..T. D. Harris, on o 6th lnst., a Son. -A cold rain with sleet was the kind of ,y last Monday was. -Mr. W. C. Bramilett has purchased Dr. '1Iaills' house and lot. -Dr. J. F. Bruce, of Eatley, has gone Florida for his health. -John L. Thornley, jr., of Anderson, Is Ia visit to his parents. -Mr. S. W. Major went to Bravard, N. last week on busineso. - Miss Corai Bowen opened school last Dndpy near Dr. Field's. -81.erlff Richey wus laid up last Satur y and Sunday with gripp. -Lawrence Gilstrap left last Monday ' Georgia to try hIs fortune. -Mr. I. A. Hester has been very sick ' several days with measels. J. P. Carey, Esq., left last Sunday for .-umbia on professional business. -People cannot be too careful how they pose themselves this kind of weather. -Anderson Babb has begun the erection his dwelling on Glassy Mountain street. -Mrs. A. M. Morris went on a risit to r father E. E. Mauldin Inst, Saturday and nday. -Miss h1elene Thornley after several eks stay in Anderson ruturned home last turday. -F. M. Morris and D. W. McDon I went on a businesk trip to (conee ;t week. -A sociable at Maj. Lewis' last Thurs r night was [very much enjoyed by the Ing folks. l'he People's Bank of (reenville makes ne showing of its coiditiou mid busiless last year. -W~aje sony to learn that. Mrs. W. R. ,jor ismhil. It is hoped that she will m recover. -Jno. O.'- is.Es.,has been appointed tmaster t ' 's, and the oillce will be 'ved to hs h tie. -Miss Ida Ma'din's many friends will sorry to learn that she will not be a res nt of Pickens any more. -Mr. Joseph 1oatright is Iaking some provementq on his lot in town and viil i movo his faini;y eitre. -One of Squire You INgbloO(d's little boys very sick with mewe;ls and fears are en tained alloit hiis recoverv. -Willie Cochirar, a son of the Nte Col. ,bus Coethran, died at (aliolin station, the 10th inst., aged albout twenty. -If you Want a baarg'aiin in an iron safe a show cas, onu Carlinte-r Brotiers, .11siollllse I)rug Store, Greenviile. - Jolm Fergo -I, of Gres-nvilie ca fur i You all th I.8 y4ou imw#d. See his all 'lisemntin' n ssf - otf the Si. --Mr. J. H mwu. of Libert.y, has ight W. D. en's intere-tt ii the st,?re J will conti6 - us1in6lless at the same stand. Milr o i ( etn-.ing oumoi-r- t.-r.i. -Rotbt .R d~ i;on, of Libero- .s hat a t r . ia- 't Jj- w>'msIl5 ou- lna m renvit cind nil d clothinig f any I . will treat y ight. -Maiend af the re sid' eice of the oliei.. in)g elergymia'i, lier. W. B. singi on Ir. W. L~. li'ijCharid to Miss MAl~ .t-i., .1 of P'ic;*Im,)i 1Iut.. --We caill atI tioni to the sttement of Ie conidition of . he E-astey Bank-inig (Com any. ThIis in'i e fine show ag for the ti car 01 b)usine-57s. - -Messr. ces & Morris carried a two >rse load of ?.ewing maclhinoes to N~orthI 'Irolina last wick and dlisposedl of them id br-ought badk~h a load of pork andi (ab Ige. ,--Prof. Justu Js opetnedl the sping session the .high sel Lool ut, thi-s place last .\lon-.. iy with lai ve jv good attendance. Tlhec easles, hlowvi r, ilil keep imany away ,r awhile. --We calul yot. attention to the facet that. 1.ap1an yOL ~-nld do well to coii-ni; "''. aderttieme md thien I atll toil see icrgoods,.i * Dell and1( see a others, neh> i:o recovr ~al estate, u m whichb Jundg Knrshawv eard~ at Greenl y II- hias- be deided in IVOr of thle lai 1tiil.. ---Mr- . J) j tbort WVilliams,t wh-o hat, vedl for mnyv 3 car-s on thle ( )i>otino, hasit oved his 1a'til. Jo Wetiiiiil, g.titnhm-tig uniity, whe-re tt dy wihll unike( tnhir future ICo1n from1 ti 0 mill to towin forg the ben. itof his (lSit mersi.. A ft Or it.- is tt up di moperion J01 piople in town 1:m1 der fresh fishi mleua eye.y d1:)' -lingoodl, Bro', &~ Co ., are otill readyl 3 they hlave om.' C 'en tu~ tr-eat the(ir (us n:er-s andI fr-ienL3 Ii ke ineni. ThIey ar eparted to give onl ast goodarais as1 .o be found. It f atd their adver-tisemnent. --What's thte n itr n h iit-fi al fe:Veri coo~ , ddw ecl -oe wher ni hiitll iih.Xt .me'Ot:g ii I)Jort~ a .''tlM vl ecs ier Couv.n4 i-"h'.le1ni 111(0d1down ?l tWte chroi1 : list lunrithist wear h lea s . ~rdetI1 icr , dntuie afrid.gh You Tme ofl beIes 'ce agenj1. iTo olFl.li e pub.i 'ilhtiag g o Ohh inthr IrSaliin, a r. 111(15 13(3 ~ d wlod goods, theapl at orago, ind ofi goodu neudt l( is f hua~ , ~ dus1 utleauco iany rlati o -Mrs. B. P. Bruco.is still quite sick. -Dr. Cureton's little baby is quite sick. -Mrs. 1R. Louhardt, who has been quite sick for some time Is thought to be improv Ing. -The mountains were white with lsnow last Thursday morning and the wind blew cold. -Sam Ashmore and J. L. 0. Thompson left iast Monday on a prospecting tour of the West. -Forty-five liens and chattel mor(gages had been filud and recorded in the lerk's olliee up to the 12th. -Col. V. S. Pickens ad wife have heei q.uite sick with grip). It is hopedM tilcy will soot recover. -Two thoiu-tand, tvo hundred and fort% one of t.e four thousand tax prns in this coluty, have paid up to 12th. -Prof. John O'Davin commenced a ten months' school at Enon last Monday, the 4th inat. Forty-one were enrolled for a beginning. -Jesse Hughes, convicted of big. ainy last year and sent to the penitenti,.ry has been pardened by the governor and is now at liolie. -Levi Wimpy died at his howe near Cross Plains on the lth inst. I Ie was 81 years old, aid was greatly respected by all who knew hin. --A telegrai to Mrs. R. A. Vowen last Tuesday announced the ;erious illness of hir mother, Mrs. Morgan, at Ih:ustille. \e hope to hear of her speedy recovery. -J. M. Stausell and Mr. Crow were b)oun1id oPr to appwar at the Feratiary teri of the United 6tats court, for retailing Iooishine ligtior. Mr. Crow is a resident of North Carolina. Next Saturdhty and Stnldlay there will be preaching at he 'jcsbytian church by Rvev. ,. 'I'. Weldlon. Tis will I,c Mir. Woldonl's first. tilne as pastor of the Bap List churlch liere. - Lewis S Morris are deserviig menl aid would like for you to price their goods be fore you buy elsewhevre. Thefy have a good stock on honi at all thin.s wml very polite clerks. Call and see them and we are sure they will do yo right. -The Coity Alliacnce held its first u ir terly tIneting inl the court housv last Fri day. 'Tlerelwas a very good attendance, but sonie of tit sub-Al'ianiec were not repre sented. It was statvd that there was 'not niuch business of public interest transact ed. -Many of the piNi.:i's patr<m-s are availing theil Ives of tlt' oppocrtunit, of procurilng a Webster's 11nabrid!!- v )i ion ary, by nccepting- the preitim (11('er nide to suibscribers who pay up all ar-earages to the jiust of Jatiiary, 1811, and to all new cash sub-crilers. ThE 'xecutive Cnmm-ittee of T'welve Mile River Haptit A.sociatin is call-d to met it Pickt-is C. if., on itclm. 2:;d inwt., at 14) o'clvb .!,- a. in. Tho foilowii, is tle ctllitte: J. M. Sk-wart, thai ma,Btr . Holer, W V. WV. 1. Bri -ht, J1. T. Looi)4 r. 0. P. Fild, W. T. B->wenl F,. 1). Sliiens, J. T. Price auc C. E. Robinso l-.very mIeIlember i6 reqestcd to be cr-cit a w hnere is Ucisine.si of iplcor tince to be trania-ted. J. Ml. SrnlwAr, hiran. Coun t c (On)imiF,ioer.' :t-o.tng-. The County Comticigsionlers 1net on tie .;tIh 44f ."ant y, , 111<d hteside-" i-suiiP2- U f-.v cheele, they transactecd a routiic of husi TH y ord red a resui-vey of wt rot fro m,1 this pirte by Rtev. i . lidbl 's to Oril'in chirchi, :il i ur\Vyr to ccu1-t-t 0t M 'thc-w I cn%ricks, D). '. ILidi-ieks acid SA <;m -. i ffled asking for- chi:anes ' ^- .n Eashey to Eli:s lD.y's . l e eain,o thik pe o ~mned uittil thie next meet .in for a road1 fromi Eaisley WV. Ford's, was tiled and the iXt-unry meeinjg. the pietit ion asking for a i. Un ghes' to M. L. Jcones' r which (lie eblanges asked ti. an uspe5)(cil Icoinuntisioners appicciintedl c o hy it 'rut: .J. -c ti. ixeil'i, J. L. Amblier an-d J. B. 11. 'lc p:ct ion :iclhingi for ecamhres on the road tricoo W.. M. Jones' tco l'. I ). Da)a i', wv ss atso" he-:ard ande gri:m t cd, 1c c andIMww lIlnicks,cI J. 1). M. Kc-ith i W. ) i:er- ta Iuy tv u. imuch umoniey on aic-c-mt of the hilow ctol Jections of the treiosure-r. JTohn TP. (Gcssceti, one of the oldes!., most substantial iand r(-etect< citizenis of this counuty, died act his huome on the 9th1 inist., aftter a short ill ness at the agie Of $5 years. I In:n toilC ( thiis countiy fromil Slirtanhuerg (clmty albout lifty years ago,. ami wh en he camtie here hie was ai r-entor. By his emo-rgy and a uhimtry and good 1bui'inc-ss 5(70w, i.e -:con min cntecd gooda prpccrty'. Hie blc scveral p-ubcIic pcosit ions, andt( fori foutr yearst was Coanly Conuoiis4ciner- of this c outyt. li e wias a briotheir-in-law of (lie inte JIlan ak,whoc died iOy ets :agoc. lie Ih-aveson ci-(hill, JohciliI. Gcscctt., 10., of Iacjy, inl(d .-teral grai'ci-chitdei. Two Mrs. I)r-. ( C-yc-ine. ar cdal. -1 'a at conitisteint mid(ia i tof the .ilethod(i. !n. fcr t:iny ye ars, ta-i tccok a g:t--tt i-:!rec in curelacs. 1c wvac gener--couS,cl-p be monce'ioi by 1 .-any', h. inlbedt amti ic !-nd . VWhere to Fa Th'emi. It you wani%&t Itttic-ine, seic focr a doc-tor, itei iinan liho stuiocc it: if yout wanit liaw, gc) tc a htwyer, (lcd iinuu who sti c- it; if you w:mit news Sc nd focr the Ill c tcimt ingm buyi tct n,cic the note wilil coice clue whe lthe mu-lilsi c begiiis. D)o a:: you cd plca::. I lai i h greatie:,t luxury of (lie North Amic u n Ctainent. Never put( on a (Oh. tar wvith a r ing to it, if you hav-e to eat mud to ketp triom beinig hunrg,-y. Every, penny, tells. -Y'ou enn gc-t iSaIl'a ion (Oil Icor tweno-ltyd'-ive cents. Bc-4 ini the Joh cci . Goi i.lb, t hc far- famed leetu rer, Xcii.-ced hoimci;!f to ani audclciec thc-c-use of a hadc chl, thtu stediit ficr Egg It in thec hiopje cot ge;ingi rid of it.- Egypt ccntacins noc remiedly moicre cc-i-taini ini it-s re.:;cit thanii E-xcursionc to Coltunzta, ti. C. I t die tianoune that the railrc:c far-e icn(' -lahnthia, S. C.. fromi alt Icinfl itn Sout hi Crolinci, Augusen ta d A ihins, (Ga., amlt fromn ' ihni ntnci and Charotte, N. ('. trip, the cc ac tion being tihrc Se r thd A ccnuaol E.xhuibit ion cf tice S iiuithirohinca l'toultry andl l'(t Stck-l As<ct i cni, (inco-crpcoratc dI) Satlte of tiecktt toc eccncc-Ince ccn Man,clav, .Jauiaray I Ith, tN.J, and to (cconitilnue n cialc until the f ;thI, gcoccd tco retLurn until Sunitly, 17thi, incuhivIe. leslcetcillvy, t atcadena, . C. Tho the Ilahitist Chuirchesi of the '[wi-lvy Mile Assciatiot Bret hrt-n, if p.cssiblde seacn me some imoin ey f or JBrotheors (Craigw aw Nelsonl. lY la-e utndertooc k toc edca rte them~i yeun .mniiit acd don)i't let e fii; hut -we cciiit cI it unlehss thce churebe-s help us Who Wil be the iist toc respondi to tia q. The Inventive Age, published at Wash. lqgton, D. C., celebrates its third anniver sary by moving into its new quarters re cently built for the especial use of that pa. per. This journal Is now recognized as the faithful friend aud guide of the Aiueri. can inventor, and one of the most valuable advertieing mediums for patented inven. tions and mannfactured novelties published in the world. It circulates In every State and Territory In the Union; it may be found in Iany of the homes in Canada, Mexico and the Central and South Ameri. can States; it call be seen in many of the U. S. Consulates scattered throughout the world, and a large nmber of the great public libraries of the United Batei keep ill on file. Sed to the Inventive Age, Washington, ). C., five (ents in stalmpi aed you will rtecive a iamliple copy nd the "March of Invelitionl," colitJling over 60 illustratiOu9 of epoch-maling inventions. Take Notlee, All persorns indebted to mne will please call and mike settletnent of their accounts at once. Settlement Inust be made before the first of February. J. F. WnLMAM4, M. D. Jan 7th, 1892. 4wtd There is a possibility of the Cantwell cse being re-opened. The governor real ived to(lay tlh,itjthe order of the supreme ('o11t (lissing tihe case because the Senate hilts v >Hented to Cantwell's remoyal, made on Frirlaiy, wait. so drawn 1) Cantwell's at Orneys that, Ciantwell will draw his salary a'; stlpervisor of Charleston until the time of his ulismnissal by the senate, and was mad. It is understoot he and the attorney genieral will endeavor to have the case re opeid and fought on its merit.-Daily -S& ws, 10th. Th! infant reason grows appice and calls for one m1lore aipplicatiol onl that good frienl, Salvation (il, which nivce disap poiuts hult always kills the painl. It is ieither pleamant nor prolitable to hea' COp4 Constantly couthjillg when they COUld be easily cured by a 25 cent bottle of Dr. Bull's Syrup. Dou you want a new stovo? Tin ware of any kindl, imvle from thle beAt material, or sme) tif the IN-st anId che.pst.Jeans ever. "rT"edt ill i iickens C(uilty? If so, go to Lewis & Morris', the popilar corner store. C'onuamption Cured. An ohi physician. retired front practice havin i.o piled il his hinlds by all East Inila missionry thu forllula of t simple VvLc:i( rumedv for the speedy and per moaent. cine of Const Ilipt; titn, Bronchitis, Ct:0rrih, Asthma, :nn an l thro.tt and Lung Aituciions, also at positive anl raIical cure for Nervous Dubility andl all NervomsCmn plint-, after huivinl ug teste.l its wovnderful nill'aive p)wvr: in Illous:lds of cases hilts felt it i 1t luy ma nmkc it knownlto his sif felril1_- fcl!ows. Auttuate by tlis motive an< it thf:ire to relieve hIu an suffering. I will '21 free of clhnrge. to a0l whlt l sin-re it. this refipe. ill G-rilan, French or Elish, with Fi Ilirccliem,; for prept-inti aiit s. in.. Sent by 111: 1 by alChlressinjtl: with slarrip. unigth is paqper. W. A.'Noyes, Pw r's-f's Bitick, Rochester, N. Y. x Piu.l A 'Uge in ourl firmili is Cotitemipla. t( 2! an e!arly lat". anld flromI this yedi4 wil ha a r r locnka Therension., pice or Jeas at Shoes ut; ghoat, a sacrilepai. This bis aret' ol'ein buee't. brand new' goodecs. Ithe ast. ~ 2)'(1ya',Gasa Shir(ktongo d o cen itsuiper l ya r Big S.toc,1), of eifsOa reued prces. Hardware,t~ )'~*f Crceyae, (G11lassware, tock to go N raonbl ffr e Arewt orA gof hos forne chexas Red,Rustprof, Oats,t f all d e (ertisr dat.o. 39 PAHTZLEPR & SVITHR, Redstea s 2.25. Chirii'; 40 Uoi1ts. an ti meI~ 1t, dy (or niight. fron)t doori and . our' callI w'ill be answeed'( immkedi - ato!y. ]DAiZLER &SJVITR, O R EN AIL LE N4. C. fnyi"Tk 'e)hi'ne NIof. 04 and1 39. S~A &centific American S Agency for 4L *~ r cAVEATs. COPYRIOHTS, ,te. :Mt NN~ & Co. smi 1n1, wAY, NEw Yolur. Olst butre'au f'or sCoeurling pate"'lta In AmerIca. l,vel y p:ftenit tak.'n t. by ius Is htmught bnfore the" '.,abC I>y a nic .0' e' tn i free of chargeo In thto Ta':.' (1 ( 11' -. ' of la tet:ci--pap.r In thre tECC Ir; .. . tIittmontb . A'fbh-n M'I'U . 1 &(CO., ~'iUUi(rn13 rveJs2w (,w York. Your Note or Acc W. M. HAGOOD & CO., Easl Ilave you even been to see G-eia? Do you them? The New Year is here aud sow.* of yau w grown handsome off of our subs;auce have neq "Thankee" to us. How do yuu expect 1 Uezp * you do better than this? If you os't pay, have i and see us and make some kind ef acZemer.t. man to go to see you. These remarks are not meant for all of oar -i science will tell you if it is meant for you. T* t0 their best and proved themselves true friew our thanks. We will do business at the same old pared as well as ever to offer inducements for the good people. We will apprec'ate your trade for a best effort will be made to serve you properly. Yours truly, HAGOOD, BRUCE W. M. HAGOOD & CO., Eash 0111N T1- LENVIS. FP. r. M Io is LEWIS & MORRIS, - Dealers in Ak5'General Merchandisc With best wishes for a brighlt and prospe2rous New Year we can still be found on the corner, and can give you the bes goods at lowest livingy prices. We keep none but the best Coffees. We have nice line of Tobacco and Cigas, cheap. If you need a Stove we can fit you up as cleap as any body. Yours for 1892, L EWIS & MORRIS, The Popular Corner Store. P. S. Say, to the fellow who passes by on the other sid to comne by and let us have a word with him. L . & M'. 5feuj1 i'Icke'n. 8. O. Thais is tlic way we are seiZing oar Celebrated A. m C.. 9 1ueah 4's Tobacc,. YTem save 4 eents a pound. BeM Tobacce in thne mtarket flor thae price. We are Bcadqu4arters for Drugt. all Patenit Miedi e'ines and4 all Nu ries in Brus.hes, (Conibs and Toe CARPENTER B3ROS., MANASION 110USD DIUG STORE. __________ (ree'nville, S. C R)I. IuOBT. KIIRKsEY IjC. JESFFIUES, I:Ias iterinanlientl lo14cat ed int l'ikensan ATTol)INEiY A T A W off'ers his~ pro~ .iftssional s e tcs to the citIi z(ns of thle town and Ili ounIty. li dipo o LwN ee nu41s are fr.itu the Coleeof j>y ln. Gi1lEERVILLE, 5. c and14 Suirgeonis, o f B liti re, 180ii, and4 P'rate i n al' l the i Ii,co urt. ('an gi v from .Johs~ Hopkinnu, 1891. Ws nin very bs t references. Tfelephkon Ii. 7h inoniths~ in Nurinitg and C1ihld's l i p;t:.1 Jan_________________u________ , ~ ~ ~ ~ i ANSIO IIO4 Bwenl.J..Frea \,1ANSIN 1IOU1~, J3WEN & FBJfEMAMJ.,) Gi~E1NVIT4fl, ~A'TT)1IiEYS AT L4AW, I Ias ben newly refitte an4 id e'xceller-tly l)~1pt'~~' furn'ishl. it, is first-ea. in its appo4)int.........Ns,...... inenits, andl is one of the bes~t hoteIls in the 4\II~& ,t,..I.B o tuOsttdei. htful localiy i the cont r it~t i( reeni ii i S . PI ickei:, S. tii -rs supe)2rio r altraction toi ) visito,rs. Its ', (4iicumne cannt be~ excelled ini anly city.ATh ;T l Av The Piukens Markets, rI'cK1ENS C. M., s. e (eo, per u ).....................6 .r>s:, uin I)'i4~(R 1'a... ...... ... .... ... ..90 .aelle or hCiei, Pikns,8. Blutlter pe'r lb............... - i i '1ltii'il 'cgh~&.(. Eggs er doz1.................oLING.o.T2 Ilaeon per i . ...... 8 ATTOIBNEYS A ND C~oUNSELOfl La:rd1 ' ........ . AT LAW, l.. rper. ar-.-.-. . - -.-.---...... 5 M 0.lI''EIENB C. U., K C Coffee; per h1i... ..... .... .... . Practier- in all the~ couirts of the 'tatte ....:..r . "................ ( nlttn >ng e toalb in nru I l Jh-s, green.--.....-.-............ 5 t 14to thenai. m'hM . t !it - - -,II1L & TE SI) N AN-I2' Main S'treet. 0 l itNVIL,10, S. C AN --- ( as given every Thbntau1y and 'Friday n - '~ In ' thjP114) exractd (( .thou'lt pain OI1 hTI... OF Im.\MOVA L. - y I )'inl Iootr.s a1re nowV htnted ( r - W.2 Vv (. ( lytvel , newui haiilling) over I ia - - ainJ.'T 1lank adl F1lton's >i Store. .M. Nonwooni, I). I) S.. A,olgint.. Efterpetian4 n-s V e Mn Tre en (t er (G1IIi-' ,j, Lim S. C. andst4artedrme 4.i ft" ss'e a f IA a fti r - thanlI ep'eteiil t 4 Leca'e alh-'i uyas i.ii ..n i 1..:. (- P . ''1 asmail aumme,.r ho'tel. If 4 d'ri A4 . A-e at Iu... I j .;4.'' to un'tk again atl the. b,:pa.neA if wh chI . oirie n ~yrnie. If wedo. and if yn w'-. ht noin4 y, you w~4 ; '0 PJ N'o S t'ine ealeoban'.! 'Ind r.: . - ' '. . k yr .. -e w.ArVt~ t(e1tt1 W s 4 Iu ii and houerabt L - i. ct- *1)e cer ,.x 2.s . Iru t,e And Ia their Awn 1.eaIIte4 '-hi ' ar fl.-v .4. A ny en, to e rani do the work. F..qy to. hn-e,, n. ,F .ri.'. .evr hig ?l toih w",?." T '"i ,' .'. '2 lii'~.3.";' ,' '; '*r', ',*(; a a ge-tFE LL R eaAUioevryiworkor. J.-ri- nrA C.0 e rni-.g from t'Kli.J' a - -- -- - --- sr .pr was a,.-.., e, 0 .rl4., a i ne ji'j y '5% ''T rannter .. we e i ' a furn .von .'. .. -rb ,uii- te q~ wh\f you ~ and whatever y .".-' u .1 I 421. ow a,oui, It iA Wonnderfti work at a I ~. i b42 n r innil ra I:'V. n ;W perInal ('nt ly' loc4at 44 niI.dt " ., . ' " . wu:'r,.'.','" " t'"4' nd re " per i li2iy e r i< r s o ount ey, ever expect to pay ho kave fattened and eer said "Turkey" oc p your eredit un.e:.a * a&aood to some T)i't wa. fcr our Isto:e -s. Your con iose who have done 1s we sincerely offer stand, and are pre patronage of these nother year, and our & C0,, PickelN, S. C. ty. Atlauta & Charlotte Air-Line 1)ivision. Schedule in eRect Nov. 15, 1891. NOrtlhOund. 'No. 38 '.1No. M0.'No. 12. 5 1 .\t lta t .1. . .) II "C(hamlblee ..7)11 184) " i N rerioc 1 ....391, 1.11 1 81 " Dui1.....111 " uwaiee..... 10 0.1111 11 26ant "liford . ... . W 1-4 1 1 40ani Flow'ry Br* . 0 Z) ijall (" aintwlle.. 2 13PIL1 LuIs................ h 11" lt. .. - - - .. .. ---- 4-11)m " O.rn ia... . . . . . . " iwT it Air) . .... .. '' aa".'a~..........jI 17am2t 5 1 l7iiu " WaNiia.. ... . 2rNij23tn "...e.. tr...... ......... . . S*1It G4 reen.ville .'. rer ............. a. "' WVelford.......... ltaa " tal7ney's.. ............ 1 4"ll); 1 . " -2lurg..1an "' Grver ..... " o -xi e's Mt'n. 15 uj liacksr g .. ......... ojI n! 7 001mio ( ,1-)v I. , :i.. . .... ...... 1a 1:11U! 7 121pin " Lowl ........ 3ot8 l Gatmlaita..!:lia " Belli-mlont, . -a A%r Cliaarliaa) . t O tt I )ut .511pill S l l1bul --l. .N. 87 N. 1 1 9lam LV Clirbatte. . 1) 4am' - ()pin| l 4l 0ail Hal1aUaa --..----.... 1 2piym 1am Laawa.l.. -.-...... ... 11 18pm!l2 42pma ( ulaaiia.. .........11 21pm 12 4-!apm .... ... l 45 in ,.l.p ~leitig .........~ 1 i2an 1 -a370m '' (~ffnv'~. . . ..U . 2 Sin 21 135pm ' (1flai ~ -.. -........ 1 0a 4 4apnt ad ~ aur 1143a.ip 4 274.n 4 -10pmi 4 7p 541pain 5 2pit .....e.. . . 1 a 4; 10pm ....4 40amtn 6 .9:,pm '' Ce;i....... . jatam 7 30pmn t ~ ~Vt~tititser.... .... 4111 8au 12pin 44 ?"c........ 6 28at 7 30ini a. .... . . 8 i 5.lam 8 59pm11 a, Mt.iit.Xi . .. . 61an I 3pin Sout hbound;..*N.3.I - ~a s' Glafftn.y.s... .. .......~ 8p .t 1-Iunt aClifto....... .... ..... k4; alitam l' (atPnburg l1 i1 43amt 4 I27phtn 1 oam ....f....... ....... ..... 4 50pm~t t5 2am ( Greer's...... ....... ON9pmJ 11 42an.. Greetinue.12 0ptt No 17p an 10uam Ita1 le p. - - -t-r- - -. - - a - t L l7p 6:0 a . 9 C r al-u A - - - - - -:,( -- . - m 7 Westran ster&.v A.. t. .... N 7t 1a i 8 15nm a 6 4' 5--.--.i rie ....---- p Ii. i 8 19 m :52 9 Mont'Ae-iry ....---- tii 8Ia-ta..-18pm a.18am u ha...il a e. ------.-v 852pma 9laua a 2:4 an. aa .... . . . . ...uly s.a . 9 18aI:a9 -Iamv w. I avr Br'h 9( . a... .. ri .a 1a 00a a *104~ aa. --a ~ -1 -ai 1- - - r- - J- .- - 19 17p 10a 45-r Stllnsth. ta'.. a . . . v ... - 1 -15;m It i lamI harable.4. .......i:ta. 111 0pm 11 ama accom Vs Ydatin aily L4.t t S n a leavesri Atantaa5:30.a m.iiit , arive s Lub' 8:ra p.i& i. Rtuarnig. la ves L utI:a' 6:0 li a . ca., :ar ive. cA Ilata 8i.a. n .1tw5n Lul Tand~ ) (ai Athen s. 11 dai LtI #:3 p[.an., rand 11:5 . a.a4 r., arrive at I a. m.--- - Br.,ar e -rn:0p.m li turn N.1And 12 earr Pn\>ibanS.enr i".t reen Wa ashint~i f aati .*a 'l 'vi Ia mh-gha And ~e mh i t a. if alt i't -a PuanI ta,c-aleep heitt weSIa AIlIaa lan:ttal lo a Ona No. . 11 not chane--!: in dayt! c1 Iac a t Nl:.tt7 titd 38 W-ilm th or i-ttae iformation lfay olscal and. enCHOOL.tC.URCHaddre.K .lA. L TAYLt e't a s.. Aveon W.A '(,Asst in' Pa'.FF Agen. tRa,/ (, . . Columbia and Greenvolle Division. Condonsed Schedule Nov. 10b, 1891. Trains ran on 75th meridian time. Between Columbia and Greenville via Al. ston, Newberry and Laurene. Daily except Sunday. No 61 No T STATIONS. No 8 No 60 ai i a m p.m p m . 7 00..Lv Columbla Ar..10 05.... ? 0... ..Alston'...... 9 13 8 16 8 40.....Newberry..... 7 89 8 45 9 5 9 9 25.....Goldvill ...... 7 08 7 85 1020 940..... Clinton ....... 650 710 11 30 10 10.... Laurens ...... 690 610 p T an p m pm 12 20 10 :13 .... Gray Court.... I ar 440 12801068 .Owings...... 664 460 1 00 1t 01. ..iountain Inn... 640 406 1 " 11 94....Simpsonvillo... 60 I 41 1 411 W6. .Mau ldin..... 617 6 17 2 *6 118 2.. Ar Greenville Lv.. 6 00 0 60 Between Co.mbia, Alston awd Spartan. _ ug. Daily. No. 15 No. 16 10 0am. ... Lv Columbia Ar..... 9 25pm 10 -5aui.........Alston......... 8 85pm I1 47am.........Carlis.le ....... 7 88pm 11 5am,.........Santuc........ V 2bpm 12 Z0pm.........Union........ 703pm I031I........ Pacolet ........ 6 12pm 1 00pm.. . Ar Spartanburg Lv... 5 48pm Between Columbia and Greenville, v196 Belon. )aily except Sunday. No.3. No. 14. 11 10a1.......Columbia........ 420pm 12 00n'n.........Alston....... . 830pm 12 17pm ....... Poinaria ........ 8 13pm 12 3Ip....Prosperity....... 57pm .) -7pin.......Newberry........ 2 84pm 1 02prn.........H elena1%........ 29pn 1 .1713n........Ca1piells..... 1 47pm 2 . .....Ninety Six...... I 25pm 2 5U1pn. reenwood...... 12 45pm 8 1 pra........ I dizes.........12 18pm S3pm........ Donald's........12 03pm 9 51pin...... 1onet Puth ......II 50am 4 10pm.........elton .........11 80am 4 35pin .....Williansto ... ....11 11am 4 42pia....... .P-z-er.........11 05am 5 0pm ...... .PiedmoMnt........10 50aM 5 .0pmn .... Ar Greeaville Lv... .10 10om Between Newhebrry Tand Anderson. )Iaily .Nxc'VIpt Sknday. No. 17. No. 18. 8 :"%ami.... Lv Newherry Ar.... 7 50pm 50:11i-.......hele n......... 7 45pm 9 23:kn........Chappells........ 7 09pm 9 15Hm.......Ninety Six....... 6 431m 10 '5an.......Grenwood...... 6 20pm 10 24am....... liIdges......... 5 59Pm 14) .SAm ........ Donald's........ 5 40pm 11 (1 ai.......Hona Path....... 6 28pm 11 2CIam......Ar liton Lv...... 510pm i1 5-mW..... Ar Andersou Lv..... 3 35pm Hetween Walhalla, Anderson, Belton and (reenvili. D-a Y eept Sunday. No. 14- No. 13. 9 00am.....Lv Walhalla Ar..... 8 00pm .............Ar Seneen Lv...... 7 30pm 9 3am..Lv Seieen Ar ..... 7 15pm 10 50amn ....Ar Anderson Ar.... 5 44pm 11 Iatn......Ar BvIton Lv...... 5 15pm 11 3a ...Lv Beltov Ar...... 505pm II b2ani.. .Ar Williaimston Lv. .. 4 40pm 11 5am.........PIzer......... 4 28pim I I 15pim ... .. ..Piedmont ...... 4 10pm *2 b0pm .... Ar Greenville Lv .... 3 80pm letwe n Hod-ves and Abbeville. Daily exiept Sunday. No 11 No 15 W ESTIW)UND) No 17 No 13 P ni1 p ni a m1 p mn tO1 12 25. .Lv Iodgsq, Lv.. .10 35 8 25 G -1a 1 00. .Ar Ab.beville Ar. .11 10 4 00 Nb 12 No 16 EASTIIOUND No 1-4 No 18 :a m p mu pl m pMr 9 .) 2 :85..Lv A1bhevill.e Lv.. 11 35 5 15 10 25 3 10.. .ArlIlodiges Ar ...12 10 6 60 Train le veiV Spartai)nhurg. 8. C., A. Ab i. dvisbion, norIthIlboundb(, 3.54 a mn, 5.52 p mi, 6.57 p mn (Test ibuiled liited); south hu'tnid, 5.00 a ir. 41.27 p m, 11.43 ai m, veM tibutetd hmi11ted); wetbunmd, W. N. I). diji iin, 1 .35 p mo, 7.21) p mI, for iIen dIbrsonivill e, Ashievi lie llot Sp)rings, Knox. vilih- aiol (inininati. .T.r tis-ave (Green vill e, S. C., A. & C. du noIn, lnllortiibnl, 2.441 a ml. 4 4) p mn, B.05 p m, (ve.t ibted limnited); sroutlhoun1d 4:. 1 a m, 5. :1 p m, 12. 30 p im (vestibuled 'I'rins leaove 'enteen. S. C., A. & C. di.. ilSIon, norit h!'.ul, 1.17 a im, 2.541 p mn; Sbout hbstuil, 7.57 a rn. 7.22 p im. TIrMins leave Greeniwood, S. C., 7.00 a mn; G.301 p mn; Andersn, 8. C.. 3.35 p rm; aind Laumrenus. S. C., 4.59 p m; for Auguts ta, (Ia ,and po(inlts bsouIth. Plninan (Car Service.--Train leaving (Greeniwoodb( 6.30 p) m, Carries tharowthl Pull. 11nan SIleper fromil Spairtanhurltlg to Savan-. imbl, Gai., ia. A.ugusta, arriving Savananaha 0. 20 a mn. 1111.11ning)L leavye Savannah,1 8 30 lb mY, arive (lreen wood ( 10.05 a mn, tnaking (b"ina'ett Oin with C. & (1 dhivihion. Puil .. num: phn-e sleeping car. (on*(i traIOins I5 and 10 h et welln ('hr ('ntil.t, S C., and1( Cincin hnat i, I .. n llb 1 t ins (on A. & C. dIivision. -1 A I 1)I )( N, Mnyti. . Coh~imbuia, 8. C, W. A. TIliK, Asst. Ge.n'I Pass. Agent, ('h:irotte, N. (' Ws. 11 . G i'EL:N. G.en'1 hiMaatcr. At an, (Ga. A hSt. IL. TYL e' as gt ,( IL 11 \A A4, Trauille Maniager, Atlanta, TZiL ATLAN~TIC COAST LINE 1R 3 P'.SSE;NGER; DEP'ARTMEN'i. Wihnaingt..n, N. C., Nov. 4Ith, 1802. Ja i .in heiia.Ibt wbitI n Gharljestoni anid Co. tnnbuuib and pl.e South Carolina and bbi2 West Goits g Easat. No. .i- 'No. 53. r b(0 a.m ..Lv Charoleston Ar.. 1 15 a.na 7 :8-.......ae.......inn.1 40 pn 9 5 . ..Ar Cohnnhimia LY. .. II 30 G 1. p.ma ... .W'Vininsborro .,. 426 7..7.......Chest...... ..8 28 5 07.........ock l111l.2. 48 p.m 9l 00 . ..Chamrotte, N. C. .. 1 50 __ 1 ti 13ir ~r Ne wherr3S. C., L' 2 384pm I 50 .. ..(Oreenwood ...12 45 53 4.......deron...0 50 am lb 2 .....Greenville...10 163 8 00 ... . .. .Walhalla. . .. 9 (00 4 M3 ...Ahbteville...1 85 pm 1 0 . . . ..S part anhurg . . . . 5 43 8 .50 lletluersonville,',N, C 3 81 4 42 ..AshIeville. N. C.. . 2 34 i No. 0. -No. 40. 4 2') p. 1m.l....Charlstoni. .,. 11 00 a. gm, 0 .........Laes...690 '0(1 ... Smter ..8 30 9l 20 A r. . . Columbhia.,. Lv 7 10 '1 hdvy. l)aily except Sutnday. 5 olid t ralins h et w~een Chanrle'stoin nlrd( (0 IIumbiia. S. (., and:1 carry through sleepers Ats't (len. Paiss. Agents 'T. M. EME1iSON, Traflic Maniager. J1. R. Kimut. Gen'l Managrer. I (. FITZG EllALI), PHIOT1(OGRAPTIER:, GillEENVIrLE, ts. C. Over We'st,nor"lankd Bros'. I)rug Storo. Al WIork do) leby 1theIl instan1ltane1ous pro, * 9. A iso ik'i enlIlaremlents from old phI irS to anty size( iln water1 colors, (ray 'm. India IIllk, oil ti.d pl:aini dhotogrambes.