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PICKENS SENTINEL. LOCAL NEWS. - t< -Miss Neta Ambler returned home last , Saturday. -3Mrs. Julia Gurley, cf Dallas, Texas, Is h on a visit to her sister Mrs. J. L, Thornley. -Another telejnien. J. M. Clements a put up a telephone for J. B. Newbery from < his store to his residence. u -COl. 0. 11. P. Fant, of Anderson I county visited his daughter Mrs. Thornley tj last week. -Air. Felix Boggs was married on the " 18th inst., to Mrs. L. Watkins, both of Anderson county. 0 --Mrs. Anna McConnel died at her mothers home about five miles north of t0 Pickens last Saturday. d -Rev. 1t. A. Chill of Clio will preach the nissionary sermon at theconinecement of the Columbia Female College. 81 -Rev. 0. L. Durant will preach the fun- b eral of Mrs. Sarah Adcox at Porters Chap- a el church, Gth Sunday in this month. b -The infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. La- 1 them died last Saturday. Mrs. Lathem has been quite sick but is improving. -The doors and windows for the new d court house came last week and the con- I tractors think they will soon fluish it. -Mr. W. A. Mauldin, of Easle , and Mr. Win. Gantt on the Liberty roa, have the fluest wheat we have seen this year. -Mr. Charles Childress raised a new mill fj last week, on Gregory's Creek at ,he Dil- fi lards mill place near Twelve Mile camp ir Ground. tlI -The papers of the teachers in the last c-i exaiination have been examined and cer- l tificates issued and forwarded to those who 1 were successful. il -School Commnissioner Bright wants to st know of the school trustees if they have ei sent to the Auditor the number of taxable s: polls in their respective townshiips. -The colored licople will have a barbe cue and general jollification in the grove il near S.econa on the 21st inst. J. E. Boggs f and If. 0. Bowen have been invited to de liver addresses. aI -The young people of the town enjoy- tu ed themselves higely on Glassy Mountain fa last Thursday afterno-n. One young man ft came back feeling badly fron the effects w of the substantials. -Jamles Johnson, colored, one of the railroad hands was before Connissioner Thornley last week for retailing liquor. lIe was bound over to the U. S. and is now in e jaill, having failed to give bond. -Benjaniin Reeves and James M. Jones a were before Coiminissioner Thornley last t< week for illicit distil!ig and Daniel Gaston i for working in an illicit distillery. They ei were all bound over to the U. S. Court. S1 -Mr. W. W. Martin sold the remainder ' of his cotton crop last week. lie has not I planted near as nimch this spring as he did last. We wvere glad to hear him say that V the bca'tli of his wife is somewhat i:nprov- e' cd. -There are some large snakes in the ii ranch this suinmer. Picnicers Should i. keep a sharp look out. Mr. S. B. Mann's \) dog killed a watter lloccasin four feet tnlld1 at six iniches ill length OlN Wolf Creek oie II day last week. g called to the news iteml in the SarNir. of the 5th inst., say-ing that lie struck Pi~ckie u with an ax. Mr. [Kelly says if P4ictkle was 01 cut it was dlone with at coiry comtb whlichl n lie had ini his hand when Pickle came up. hI -Uncle Blayluis thenli-is is now 77 years of aige. and1 is still < piite active and full ef good cheer, le do es not pine for' themii again, but he likes to talk of the hapipy days long gone by, andi( it is real pleasure to) e hear hull tell the iincidents of his youthful ii days. --Mr. William lFenley who lived near a a Suntday of dIroplsy of the heart. le hada been in bad healthl for several nmonthis and his dteath was not unlCeeted. lie was a goodt man and1( citizen anid leaves many kin-l dred and( friends to mnourn his~ death. -Rev. WV. G. Mauldin of the Keowee 0 side called in to) see us last Monday to e Inguire into the progre-ss of the Pickens in Itailroad. IIe says his ne(ighbhors are very f miuch initerested in its suiccess. le was oni a his way home fromn lilliing some alppmint mIents mi tihe north cast section of the coun- r ty. - Sonme of the Pickens lads and hasses I became very "uiipity" last week thety wetre not satisfied till I hey wvent to thle suitit of Glassy Mouiiinain aid they dlid not, comle dIown till the full moon01 caime up. Tihere ,* being 110 mooni rods on the mountain, sev eral of thenm clame down sadly mioon struck. --A very singular accidlent happened to e~3 Deputy Miarshnal Ifioark's htorse last, Satur- (I dauy. lie w~as at. thle jaiil and( while he was nI in the honse his ho rs:e laidl dlown' to wolilow I and bly somec mleanls got one~ of is hinld ai feet fastened in his maultb. They had to 'T prize his imouth open before his foot couitt Sceticalted. p -The- exeut ive commliitte of the Couni ty Sunlday School Convent"Cion1) is reiniested to mleet at P'icens S. C. niext Saturday, the 21st,ins-t.,* to arrianige a prograin fo r the toll anmd J. 1). Morgan conistitute the execu tivo comimitee. ~ -Mrl. L. D). Stepens certinly has a heartsonme counitry place, and( near- by thle el house an ideal spring of the~ purest anid Ii coldest wa :ter thiat, gushies froml the rock rib)bed hills. lin :oilmay wvith Maj. Stewv art, we heart i ly enljoyed a suppe-r ait his hiise~ last, we(k , and1( muclh lealsure is anl ticiptateid at tin eveing tishaing party we are soon1 to haive onl that secCtion of the n riyer. I --It is said thailt a dumminler frotn Charles- al ton was divinog throungh the coiuntr-y from11 gi one townt to anlotheir ini this Staute no(t long since and1( the conviersation hi et wi-en hiiimself (l aindLna the hvetr lhaus&g somliewhait lagged,( y thme dr-iver saidl, "Go on, Tlilhinan,'" speak inIg to and meaning thle hiorse. Inninethiate- p Jy the drntimer or-dered hin to stop. Ie M stoppedl tand the drutnlmmer informned himill thait he would ride no furithecr If thle htorse c was namileh'd ihnant, andl gaitherinlg his vai lise contmiued hiis joulrney walIking. --ill Wilson, of Briushy Creekc, Anderc-' 5on counlty in a lIt of jealousy cult his wvife's h throat. from ear to) earF with his razor- on thme 10th inst. lie had atimsedl her baduly, andh on the (liy of the imrder becanme so enriag ed that lhe pouncedCo upon)1 her wvith a razior iz and killed hier. It is said that his suispici- It ons of his wile's unfithfulniess to liill was of unfoulnded. A fler- killing lher lie attemtpt- al adI to ent, his .wn throat andt( the bloody ra- Di zor wats take-ii front him and aIftr V itwas F" taken firom him lie t.ied to finishhi mnself so with a pocket-knife, lie says lie hopes lhe - will surlvivea his wo)undls iad get weill sa lie I to (lan be honii- for is :io ,me 1 Vhat We a iad What W< Will Have. Those who have .not visited: our littl( >Wn for the last year, or even for the las w notls, would be surprised at thi ronderful and marked inprovements tha ave been made. Our peoplc arc deter tiined no longer to be behind other thrifty nd busy marts of the world, and in ordei ) reach the goal of material prosperity nusual efforts and strides are being made has been proven (and to our detriment iat if w e are to enjoy the full benAits o isociation, business and social relationf 'ith the outside world, we have to go int< ar pockets and bring out the cold, hart ollars, as well as to write, talk and thin F these matters. We have one of the finest counties il ke State It cannot be excelled in its pro uctiveness, climate or health. And jusi round us at our own door, so to speak, we ave one of the finest villages to be found I the South. It is attractive, quiet, and irrounded with the finest scenery that, can e imagined. We have six stores that do general mercantile business, a livery sta le, drug store, high school, hotel, beef iarket, two newspapers, three blacksmith nd wood shops, three churches, Baptist. lethodist and Presbyterian, ull with good unday schools. The aniount of business on( ly our nerchants is marvelous. 'ickens is the only cotvenient market be. ,veen the Air Line railroad and Brevard, r. C., a distance of thirty-flive or forty niles, ani the larger part of the country tween this )lace and Brevard is supplied 'ith goods by our merchants. People 'om the country see and realize the bene ts of living here, and are buying properly town or within easy reach so as to have le advanltage of the markets, schools and trlurcs. And our mnercantsihave so appre ated the paitronage of the people that ev are making greater efforts than ever :fore to so enlarge ard Increase their bus ess as to n.crit a continuance. New ores and residences are being built on ev y side, uid the ring of tle carpenter's w and lauimer. keeps things in a buzz, Id ere long we predict the vacant, places ill be things of the past around Pickens. x sawmills are now located within hear g of the tovn, turning out thousands of et of lumber every day for the use of the wn and railroad. Two brick nilis are most at our door moulding from IU,Oui0 26,000 brick per day. With all these ,ets before us, is it not enough to Iake us 'el good, and to itrive to hold fast, to that hicl we have and to look forward to tLat hich wt Wi.L HavE? If responsible m'enl are to bc believed. e will soonl lave one of the neatest and :st court haouses inl lhe State for the mon ,,. Thousais of shovels of (lirt are Ie ig thrown every day oat the Pickenls rail lad which, when completed, will join is > the busy world. It is inl the breeze too It a stfick coP.-Ianlly is forilti for the -ection of ont! of the tilet holis inl thIe utl onl the top of Glas-AN, M.Juntain. -hieh is two nii!cs cast of town ald inl llf male of the railroad. It is talki d too at people are wathing our eI'orts, enter -ise an1d thrift, anld maIN I i ..oa1temliplate Ls'ting their lot with A s. The dors aie pen and we w ill wethme :01 who wish to )Itne inl. Bit foAgetitg folr tile time be g the thinlgs wlich we lal :ad will aVe, let its not be torn-et fail of tlie fuiture. Ce have mat woanh- fiul imnpr-41venti-nts Id accompli,hI miuch in hIlie lasL t.welv thals, and We 11m11ht unow LIInd oAr eaIer es to get tlobe tlings whic! Somlie who are nout well actin~a inted with bat we t.re doing maty say tat:a we have ar sighiIs uip, which is truie, and we blievt e will realize tour fondels.thoi .e. liIn lae ngu:age of M'r. A. lh. W~illtiins we wil) ay--"we inay bie haappy yet, youi bet." Tim~( sinyP ra y. Thlere wvas; niuch fu ori youtni f.dIks anti hilkhen at ( arey's lld Lit Fr iday es e, ly) electeda to Ithat hligh and Iho.norabhi ali(on, wtas crowneid queena of May, ai.i I the seasons, Ipersontated by lii the:beattifiat ad lovely naaids of hoinor, broughat thecii lferinigs itt richatass anad splentd r and sptreat tenu before thte queen. Eacha onec, as shti it.te witha her olfea ing, ainade' maost appro riate recit atio toin atloItsed(1i ad adopItedl I< ia o(ccasionts by Mt s. L;add, the iaothl faMs. J. .Cuiretotn. Site also compl os .1 the songs whicha were used in the cere tony of crownting the queen. Sptact atbida ptartiecuaar anent ion of thle beautj3 ad beauties int each song amti rec:it-t iun. There, was a recitat iona, 'Curfew shall ino tg totnight," natidrably donte by MisAlat uraetona innpersonatingthecnedrt ieket.Ik iftdat Aft(tr the enreCises werec cncttluded, ica rain wats served , andc a inttst baatifiu ske votted tio 'the atnost popltair youtng ladj1 a the tautdjince. Thle entihausiactnt of thIt aing itnent ftor thiir testpective favorites 4iused thle (lake to btin g the htandsoaane sun f foutriein dollars wh ich accordinig to an ounacemt,t goes to the Unpaitist, Churtch ia ickents. 'IThe votles cost teni cents li >iee ad thte cake was awardIe<I to Miss Iclanm htorntley. Mrs. J. 1). Ciuretn arranged the enatirt Ornu.t andit w%ais genairal mnaniager of tiac atertainunent. PA notithing succeeds lik<: icts, to:) nihel cannot be said in pratis< F .thae skill andc tuect dlisplayedl inI carryaut att tile ptrogramt to the miintitest dettails. Stichi ani eveninig antong Ithe flowers ai ilren, the tastefulit conitutinughiju of tiu loms of two kmagudomns, will sihed a gio F niellow light over thle life of any'. onte .td clhuse Ithe shadows frott any heart. hIe tottal fromn the sale otf thec cakhe aind icc eamli as eighateen dollars uaiad sevent) ye cenits. F'ra Centtr:'t, Miss Lilie lHaintey, of Atlantta, is visit. ig thte Misses Stepihens on \Vest Endl. Miss Willie I )orn 5t is1spndig the suim ecr with her sister, Mrs. Bell. Mr. Milton Ciapit leaves to<hiy fotr Ithi >mte im Newton, N. Ci., whtere tie goes It tend Commlaenicemnaat alnd see his best I lev. \Vehlont prlethed at thle I It ilt twrcib Stambily mtotrig, anad He. LitLI l'he Ilaisjt StImdlay Schtool ittnd hcitaii emei tat Btrotk's IHock nteair Liberty, nexIt tir(e othier sihools wilt hbe ilnvitedh andt sey. 'lTihe etral .Jiors wenit dlown to Pe'l vtn last, Sit ua'bly and comlpletiely d!efeat. I the formidt able ntinae in a gamae of bate alt. Cenitral wais i to t). llranit Iaiuti g iund Loan. \V. II. Cariisle, of this city, tans organa. ed tat Cetral a branchi of te Nati~ontal lulwvay lhititdintg aind Loan assoaciationai A lhmta. Tbci folloin. tare th la ilicers, I of Item condiulctot ra on the I laitiadond aniville roaid:. F. A. McCtorkie, president; eretarly mtih I rasi.rer; honni oft diircam F. A. MeCuorkle, F V. Fals C. .J. (my. it andc Y. L. WVtinR. 3. 1 (try,o -Mr. D. J. Greer has returned to his ol home at Liberty. -W. T. McFall began the erection of now store room last Tuesday. -Aaron Boggs, who lives near Major F 0. lost a child last Thursday of dysentery -Rev. G. V. Singleton has gone to At lanta to have a tunior taken out of hi mouth. -Henry Rodgers was before Commis sioner Thornley last Monday oi a charg< of illicit distilling. lie was discharged. -Charlie MeKinney's and Judge Major' babies are very sick writh dysentery. 'ITh disease is very prevalent in this neighbor hood. --iTere is generally a good stand of cot ton in this county. The low price of cot toi seems to not have affected it in this par ticular. -Thie norti bound afternoon train on th< Air Line reaches Easley now at 1:46 ocloel p. mi. Passetgers going to Grenville wil have longer to stay. -Mr. John Evette and Mrs. Florencie Parsoits were married at Sharen ot th< 15th inst., the ceremony being perforned by Rev. 'T. U. O'Dell. -A mad dog bit A. M. Morris' au( Bolcer Clinkscales' dogs last Monday au went his way utdisturbed. The (logs bit. tetn Were promptly disposed of. -Parents cannot be too careful of hom they let their childien use themselves and what they eat duriig the spring uontls. Dysentery is a dreaded diisease. -Cleric of Court Stewart has receive( the pension iney and is ready to pay i out to those entitled to it. They will gel A23, the whole amount, and all for thUi year. --Miss Mary Ann Win(lester, died o the (th inst. She leaves an aged tmothei and three brothers to tnourn their loss. Sit was for a number of years a consisteti inember of the Baptist church. . -Married at the residence of the bride' father, Mr. J. A. Ili-gins, otn Sundal tmornitng May 15th, 1892, by Rev. S. A ('ary, Mr. J. M. Jaimisoin and Miss Belli Iliggins, all of Easley township. -Mussrs. E. J. Prince and D. B. Stew art have laid the foutrdation of 'Mr. Me F1all's new building just West of tile one It, now occupies. Another interesting pag vill soon be added to the Almanac. -The Minstrel Club will give a inrti provokittg entertainment [text Friday eve iong at its room itt the old court house The interesting progratin has been hand soniely done by the S19N'INK. Juh ollice. -Mr. V. 1). Glenn has bought ou Messrs. W. If. Ciainani and .1. V. Grillin faritmers of Liberty. IIe paid Chapial $1,700 for 40 acres and Grillin $1,90(J foi 130 acres or tuore. Mr. Glenn believes It Libert,y real estate. -IT mad dog after biting A. M. Mor ris' dog vent to :amlt Mannt11's and hit tw( of Mr. Mant's ho.s. ()it leavio. there hti wet.t through the patsture of Joat Matildii :111d it is LItou ht 'it twO COWS. lie Weit froni there to C. T. llutchins' where be wa! killed. -Deputy SherifT J. ). (ilreath capturc lhad, the tmtan who recently cscaped fron jail t, Grectville, in the tpper part 01 Oc'nce county icar the Georgit linie las Suntday ot-rning Ilead and ihicithic cam 111hlrig thijS County, mnakingthirwa tt lDrevard, N. C., anoi had gone from hre vard to Ritchie's lioie in 0conce witr '.5 t'ents iior tUitllts llttt to cetits for chIil d(n t. Tickets areC n(w Ott sale t,t ltlgio(i Brc &'Ci's attd J. T1. Le'wi'. Secur< your' I ick(ets early. Ont the w1inxg. Leaving htoume on the~' 5th and going~ h' the Shailow F t ont Ki'iwee', I was agretC aly sitri l to seo mucho cotI ttn hutn pl)te~d i:1 -arn. It 5sems ais it the fartin ers are- deCterine iid to raise thteir own prt ovi siotns as hrt as pi.5sile Whichl wet hatve ot felt woiub he tot' tht ir'. gol. I foutt plei) ty of coritn in thle ct-itb tor' tIe presenlt yer and thle farmercs are getteratlly feel in g good I r'e: cihed the tiop of F"lat Mountain ont t,b( thist., found the people gentetally (dot platttog and ready fori their mieeting. Wi htiad somet rout ine bulsitness int cotnference All pas~sed oif well, and Ott Sabblatt tmotrr inig I gave ant opor-tuntity for' ttetttbetrs at received live itt the church('l, four' by lette an on1( (ie by experL'ience'(. This was an oh Imant 72 year of a-re. lie h:a i ce pick ed out to lie batized int WhtiteWater at th liead of' the falls, thle lret tiest p lac(e I eve saw ' for te 1 liose'. A large ('rowd fol lowe id the oi ttim to see hlu im huried witll Chri ist, anid allI aertied lhe was thle haoppiis liokd~ingu person they~ ev'er sawi. Ti s tma. Was.-J ohni (Greent, the o'd tmoimt inii hunttte htuntts ini that counlttry. May) the Lord bles hitm. I Ott Monday I too(k dinnier witht Mr. Sihi Ilinikhe. I founid hit uibliniltg a mlill n he told tme he was ging to pu.t utp a (-iren' lar' saw this smttiter. fly thei waty I sut thetre the largest hog I ever have'i seeni 11 hasv julst pt, hint up andl we supl)iOie- . would we'igh five 01'r Ei utlred jiiittti tnow attl Ihe is ging to keep "Jim11 lick till fall and we will heat' theni howi tmuet( lie weights. Mr. lin tk le is a ttrashi move tandt everyvting is itn its phice about himt. Good lutck to all. 'T. 1". Nto soN. We the unde:lrsigneid, merchanitls 0 Pieken s, agr'ee hit'o clo ou tt re~is ilt 0;: I). every (11ay excep'Jt Saturday t and~ pub11 lid d1ay 5, beginniinr Mfondiay, the 23dl May, on ('ontinintg till h"ridoy, Sepitimhi i' 20i. I lagoodl, IBrutce & Co., W. TI. Ml -'all, Ilunter '. llawuthornie, HaItrri. & Miortris. lI3nnket Ptenulc. 'There will be a basket, lpi(nic at froe Roick, one ieI wi-st of L ~ iety3, ont Satmt (1ay3, May 21 s'. Eve-rvhodiy is invilted, e: Pe(illly the Smttday ihool's of I Lb'rt y ant Centtnd . Addresse~ts are e'xpic-tedi to b)'e ha C. (.1. Illowhnc, .J. N. Miirgant, .Jos. ( M. A. Boggi, 'ommittit tee of arl'iangementtt Piensiner's will pleasec (call and get thiii atone>', .. hI. SrT:urtr, (C. C. P'. I tiHer Ne'w Sphee. Iefot med ti byi Itev. Carr-iie I hnt'lett, o f Ki manzit/ioo, Mich. ai -istr of the eroomt. -Kth okuk (ia.) (Chief. Musti nI(MM No iee .. .My sister Jenniie, when~i shte was a yonlt tgri, Sulltee frio:nt 'whlite swuellIintg, whie great ly imaired her genteral htealtit tum mlad e hert bjloool very3 imureii itn ie si.;ng she was tnot abule to d10 any Iittm a y'ear ago she tookl. thriiee bottles o Ilot.anie~ Imonei iabiti attd ,aow she i . e C. C. HALLMAN, All kinds of carpenter work well and proniptly done. C-9-Prices and work satisfactory. Givc me a call. PICKENS, S. C. - aipr143 McFALL'S ALMANACK --FOR -. Mary had a littlo sheep, Its wool was white as cotton, And every whero little Mary wont, That lamb just como a trottin' Mary came to town one day, To do a little shoppin' And right in front of McFall's door, They both were seen a stoppin' Walk in, says Mc, and in they walk ed, And after some rellection, Cast their eyes this way and that, Then each made their selection. Mary spied a prelI.ty Hat, Emnbroideries, G1loves and Laces, Cascarillas and Swan Downs, . That girls wear on their faces. She also bought a pretty shoe, 3 Hose, Fan and Parasol, Some Calicoes and Apron Check, i And little Sis a doll. Mary's ma comes here to buy - All colors of Diamond Dyes, Nux Voinica to kill theI Hawks, L Then next-good chicken pies. Mary's pa, that good old man, Was never known to back On anything that Mary bought From McFall's Almanac. "But where's my little bonny lamb' Cried IMarv in deApair, "dNever ind" her father Said, Next fall, he'll be "right there." The Iamb's selection--very vise, A bell and pretty collar, And all it cost at McFall's store, tWas a quarter of a dollar. The pretty lamb now looks all right, - All dressed up for the ball, With collar on and pretty bell, He'll "get there" in the fall. We might go on forevermore With solu1(1thing else I lum joke, Speaiking of all thle bargains here, But- now- our peneil's broke. IW. T. McFAL L r AATCOST) Our ent ire Stock of Goods, con sist.ing of Dry Goods, Groceries Shoes, I [it., Notions, Hardware Crockory ware, &c., to be sold at cosi until disposed of. We call especial athemtIion to omt i Men's and Womien's Fine Slhoes rNow is your time if you como wlult we can fit you. A few~ pieces of .Jeanms left. It wil: p lay you to buy now for next winter Colnc t1uick. We meacn lmsiness Eeryt hinmg in the buyer's favor as long as thesec goods last. Respetfully, ~HA RRIS & MORR IS. October 271th 1891. f ~W. L.'"DOU"tAS 83 SHOE CEN E IEN THE BEST S HOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEYF I t ia a reamless shoe wit hno tacks or wax thr-aeM to hurt thu feet . mad((O of the best finao calf, 51 li ri I n ea iy. and 1ause we'. maue more she~., th lai gira*de thanl, an yI other ma1( nuf.a turer, itequals band $5we shOe Josng from Jii,1.00veI to fnr.00. l sho eiII ver oIlredI foEr $5.11); Cequals Fronet imiportedl sho:.s n bich cosMt tra,n $.m V to $12.100. o4 aEty ish ag iart ail nu al.drar .. Thea' hoo ovr oIfre at tis prica ; samo grado as tus . o m d sht lotig fromt fA. It to $9.13. SS 5) l'olice Mhtuo Farmers, htailroadl Meil - and I.itter(carrloraall wvear them: fiho calf, , acaless, smooth mnsle lheavy tharee soles, exten. -io $ed ih o cair vi htr yho .ever offered at W2. thh,n nslcEo u 6ne trial will convinc. tho who anta sinoforcomortand service. $2. and 82.bO Workingman's aboeI aegIven, themo a trial wi ll wear no other make. n~~g' Sp 201) aun d 51.75 school shoes are Ua wIornm by t1hboyevery where; theysehl on th cr,mer itts,' ash increaasing sales ow. Ladiles 'M"da"^--,tt..ine'h. he0' hmportedl shoes cont,in EC fromt 8.a Lndle,' 2 50, .00 an)'d $3.75 shoe fog Missaro the fiest flnol agola. St yhish and durable C aution.--Reo th-at V. L. J)<maglaas* name and price are stamped oni tho bottoma of each shoe. - pyTAiKE NO) Rt'fMTITUTE..4g - int ten local avertlrEd de.alers, sunplyinlo W. .nUJJL AM, niroekon, Mass. yolui F. if. MOIRGAN, (Ild jl'IM1. c.n HIAGOOD, B . C ~I~IL~'JW,Ms. C W. M. HAGOOD & EASmE, S. c. Are Now Receiving Their SPR Dry' GoodAe] Special attention has been given their Dry We are heav Goods Departments and among the selections keep only Good are the latest and bot goods from the didterated Sug New York Market.. Some of ou: They are closing out all odds and ends in about the balai accumulated old stock. Any Hat, Shoo or are obliged to i Remnant of Cloth that has the mark of age Others don't on it, is sold regardless of cost. ain't our fault. Some rich bargains in these for but remember Cash uyers, predict a heret Co HAGOOD, BRI W. M. HAGO( How dear to my heart, as the seoson a(lvances, With smiling and frowning, with sunshine and rain Are tho thoughts of the past, of its dreams and its fancies. Its sorrows, its pleasures, its joy, and its pain, I muse o'er the orchard, the meadow, the Iountain, The bridge and the rock where the cataract fell, But dearer than all is tle tloughut of the fouitaii, Of icy cold soda, that Sloan 11rothers sell, The fresh, foami(g soda, the brighit, 8sparling sodua, The thirst-quenching soda, that Sloan Brothers sell. How oft have I grasped, with hands that were glowing, In the heat of the morning, the noon and the night, A glass filled with nectar, with coolness o'er flowing, A joy to the taste, a boon to the sight, How sweet from the clear crystal brim to receive it, Fresh, cooling, just drawn from its own icy well, Not a fll blushing glass could tempt me to leave it, The fragrant cool soda, that Sloan Brothers sell, The fresh, foaming soda, the bright snarkling so(1, The thirst-quenching soda that Sloan Brothers sell. That silver-bound fountain, I lail it a treasure, Of sweetness an11d coolness and freshness untold, How oft have I drawi from it exqnisitive pleasure, While drinking its ContnIts, pure, sparkling, and Cold, And when far removed fron its loved situation,, The tears of regret will intrusively swell, I earnestly long for a change of location, And a draught of the soda that Sloan Brothers sell, The fresh, foaming toda, the bright, sparkling soda, The thirst quenching soda, thal Sloan Brothers sell. The Finest Prescription Drus in Green ville, at SLOAN BROS. Any Little Boy VisitinJg our Store will be presenIted with one of ou? RATTLERS I Which will afford them lots of fun and make plenty of noise. Lo)ok at (dur $.00) Play Sutits. Look at our N.00) School Suits-. You want our Bargains, We want your Patroinge. Goods always cheerfully shown. SMITH & BRISTOW, Leade-rs of Fash iin for Men and Boy is, Main and WVashington St., People's Ranik Old Stand, (iREENVILLE, S. C. Carriages, Buggies and Wagons, SPECIAL OFFER I TO CASH BUYERSt We offer at, RtEDUCEI) Il'ICS, Carriagyes, B ug ies and WVa(jng.& 00OME, EXAMI1NEI AND) II:Y. The Greenville Coach Factory, H. C. MARKLEY, Proprietor. (A. W1. SUiRRTNE, NaapeD'int1euaacienf. ap30gI THE NEW MODEL HALL TYPE WRITER! A 06fc 9t ? W~in ritin[ N2CaraQtQr:, Remodeled and Improved. GOOl) MANIF?OLDER. - 4 1 he Best, Standlard 'ly1pe Writer' in the Warb'l. - Tterehntabl ''yp i .al anuiages ast iMest to ler, and 1anpjd as5 anly. Agencits Want'ed Evergwhere. ~Varrant'ed ai4 Represenited. Tlhis NM ',~uuI cline in itverybodly's PFrend, JRverybod(y sh,?iould havei theIr writing done en a Type . W rit er. I t always Iisures t'he miost p)roinp1t: Address N.-TYPE WR ITER COMPA M Yil- i na,Crn.jwo e C0., ING GOODS! tin GrocerIeg y buyers and lowest sellers. We I F lours, Purest Lard and Una ars and Coffee. D1etM, friends have acted cloverly ices duo from last year. Wo 0hcm. come to see us any moro. That Don't get mad at us about it we think of yon every dal and. Iter to all such doings. nie to See Us. JOE & C0O, )D & CO. TH RICHMOND I DANVLLE R6 "t-.a tianta & Charlotte Air-Line 'o - Di3r.ittion. schedtle in effect Jan. 17, i-;2. Northbound. 'NO. 38. 'No. 10.T*No. Lv Atlanta..... I 2,pin 8 50pm jg "Chtnbilec .. ..'-.*.-.-- 27pni 9) 3 Norcross............ :i39pin 95 Duluth .....----.9 51pm 10 I.. Suwnce-.....-....10 03pm I() I " nford ..... ...... ..10 17pin|1, I " Flow'ry ir'h ....... 10 31pm 10 1 Gainesville.. 2 59pm 10 51IpI 1. "la....... ........1118pm 11 el1to! ...-. ........ 11 21pm 11 Cornelia....... 11 45p11 12 Mount, Airy ........ 1 i50pmi 12 ". Tocco ---..... ........ 12 20ain 12 Westminstvr ...... 12 58: an) .Sene -.... ........ 1 17am I '' Central---..--...... 1 50am 2 " .... ...... 2 I am Greenville.. 0 05pin 2 -1-lam "Ir'S...... ........ 3 Iam 4 WefHOrd.... . ....... ;:3an 4 " Spar taulirg. * 657pIn 3 54am 1 4 " CIirIII-...... ........1 13am 5 1 . ( lo pel'.s- ........ 4 18am 5 1 Ga28nev'. . -4am 45 "I liakshtt1rg. .... '( ham 6 (a " r.over.... .........5 1 lami 6 1 1p, '' Iing's AM'n.......... '>28amn 0 . "4 Gattmia.... ........5 5.am 6 5Vpt " Lw(lI...... ....... . 07am 7 129. " lli4-mont . ......... 141am 7 24r I. Ar Charlot t e- - ) 101)1i1 ( .1in 7 50pe Boutl ound. *No. 37. *No. 11.1 *No. 0 rv Charlot tI. ., 9 -15:n 1 St4pm 2 2amu llllmlit,........-2 12pm 24 2an Lo>well..... -........ 2 pm 25 Gimtstw ia h.........-------2 35pmn 3 04a hillg's ML, n. .......;1(00pm) 3 27a over . . ... ; jl lip 3- 43s: Jlhacksh irg- - I - 2 3 j(lpm 3 53 (iffneo ys-. . .. .-- .-5pml 4110... ...w.... s-.-. --.....1 l0pm) 4I 42a CliftLon . ........ 4 1;14pm 4 4.5c Sla ' 1 arbiirg 11 -13arn 41 27pm1) 5 04. G(r(...-.----..... 509pm 5 42r: Greenvill. . 12;Un 5(1ly0p f 12a' '' n !lteiL........ .... .... 7 22pmll 7 57..: ,Wet iins er. - - -... 7 -illum 8 15e:, .............. .......- 8 119pm 8 5l2ai. ''Mount A iry. ...-.-... .8 48pmi 9 18ai1 C~;oeha-........... 802mn 0923ai 1(lit.on--............ 9 16pmIn 9 45Sa; ''hul.--...--. .-.-......9 18pm 9 47a (iutnevile. 3 41 lin 9 '12pm 10 12;: Flo(w'ry Br'h -.... .... 10 00Opm 10 32 Ithlfor<t-.-.-.....--...10 17pin 10 4'. ''Suwanuec .. ..... .... 10 ;;3p10,I) 5: I)uluth.. .... .... .... 10 4l5pm 11 1:. Noreross..--..-........10 501pm 11 2. "' Chambltee........... 11 8prn 11 4; Ar Atlanta.... 5 05pin 11 45pm 12 2! A<hlit ionil irai'Nos. 17 and 18 alccoInmlodtjtoO, dily excepjt Sui. lea;ves. A tlanit a 5:;30 p. ml., ar'riv< s L 8:12 p. *m. lI eturn in lea ':ve:3 Luila 6:(0 i BelteenAI: Lula Al Ates--No. 11 ly, (xcet Siintlay, 511al No. 9) daily. Atlhensa 10:15 p. m1. mai0 12-2(0 p. n InlrI:ing, lea:ve Allhers. No. 10) dhily e ShIulay, an<l1 No. 12 <laily, G:20 p. mn 0:-15 a. mI., arrive ubtIt 8:05 p 1). an. a1. n11. In-t werIn Tocconr ata110 Elbemcrton: (1aily3 e'xcept4 Snntlyi , b-4ve Tc occoni nw ,No. Of9 (IaLily, tx :4; t, StinI)av hus. 9 m1 10 caIrry LPullmanu 51 w41 e4'n1 A I hmta11 mal Newv York. westernP 'Vest1ibu411ed Li mit ed, lot vm raai:1 atul shintiLlon. Onis 1 rII Sklw:jo het ween~i New~ York aind Ne I"4r dtai:tleil int-ormlationl ns to h, e t.l gnt. or I'IValress , ol CrW ,1 AS. L. 'VA Y LORd, Genm'i Pass. ~ At.hlnI a, Ita 0'. 1P. IA MMON ID, Sipl. , At lant fa, Ga. SOL. IIAAS, TIratie: Manay.cr, A **eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.eeaegGe. f ''TEl flIPANS TAflULVS reg~ulnto the Ptw v.nyr and howel1s, purl fy te blood4(, an 4 ant t4o tako., BF4(O andi atlwayaci'fecl4ti . A r' Y r'reedy for 141ilounesae*, Blot'1ce (41 th. lIrightd D)iseao, Catarrh Colic, Cronst. Chronic Diarrho'za. Chroto'vrTot 2botes, 1Disorderedn Stomach, Diazinosa., Dy. Ihuapepsia, Ertema. Flat u1ene' Female4 ,C nininita.1Fouil Rreath en~dache, ltc'artburn' .Jauudice, Kidlnoy !omp1aintu, Liver Tr tion. P'imtples, tuuh of plexion, Sal ( l:heum, achto, Skain ni-ceane, StomlachItd Fcenng, 1Lier, Uico.r, wa tecr - and every oth- er ny m or disucaso hat _r_.-- )es lte 111)44 rupur bloo or a fnlluru te pr ere ane4C of their funenions, by 414e stench, liv, * i tetines. T''ersonsl giveni to) over-caing aI cilmil by takcing one taulo after ech me. continu4edj se or tho Rlipane Tabiulce i the s cure for obstinate const41p44tion4. 'They coi.. nlothing~ that can be injm-k:ux' to the most d at. gross $9. 1-2 gross $412 14 grosa ?% 1- runn I5 contA. Rent by mail pos"(ao P.O. lox 6'l2,NewYor0k. IKOLLOWAYr Barber Ed And( BaItht they Itt V'aar of Mtari ty a ok for e.