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7CKENS SENTINEL, PIRK INS C. It., S. A.. J. E. 9OGS, lklitor nd.Proprietor. a Natered at Plckens 1obille as Second Clams b let e-C sUi 1SCR P'ION PRCE, $1.50 per Year invarta- a bly In advance: for Ai mjntfht, 75 cents. Xdvertisenents insertett at one dollar per quary of oneinch or lv%* for the ays% isertion and U fifty cents for each subseinent insertion. A 1 liberal discount inimte to merchants tind others advertising for six months or a year. W 'OSITION ADVERTISEMENTS POSI TIVEIaY NOT TAK-N.EM Obituary notices exceeding five linex, trtbute" of rect, commnications of a personal afaa,when adnimisable, will bo- oharged fbr as advertisenents. ]DIOORATIC NATIONAL TICKET. Tor President, OVOYER CLBVELAMI Of Now York. For Vie-I'resident ADLAI E. WRTEVENSbi, Of Illinois. STATE TICKET. For Governor, B. II. TILLIMAN, Of Etgefleid. For Lieutiniant-0overrir, E. If. GAtY, Of Abbeville: For Secretary of State, J. 1. TINDAl, Of ('harMton. For State T.easurer, W. U. T. B.\T.S, Of Orangeburg, Por Attorney General, 1). A. TO WNSEN 1), Of larlitngton. F6r Comptroller General, Of M1ario,n, For Superintenlent of llucation. W. 1). W AY Il'l 1-11.1, Of Greenville. For Adjutimt atd Inspeetor General, Ii. L.. FAItLEY, Of Spartinburg. For Congressman, lUl District, A. u. LA.TIM E, Of Anderson. For Sollitor, Mth Circuit, M. 14. A NSIEL, Of Grecliville. CAIMNTY TICKET. !,'or Represeilatives, C. ii. CA It l'-N T It, LA .\N MAU.1'.1IN. i'or (lerk of Court, J. 'M. L':W.tit'T. For Sheriff, J. 11. G. M iIJA N IW.. For Coronter, W. S. I'A iSONS. For School vommi-sionor, WV. W1. F. BItGHlT. 'or Auiditor. W. Ii. BR4YANT, For Treasnrer, .7. '1. YOUNG ilOOl. For County CominmissIoners, J. W. l.A WRENCH, F. '. iPi:it Y, 0. P1. FE.L D. TIHUSDA Y, NOV. 3, 1892. Dr. J. Wn. Stokes in a published card declines to be a candidate for raliroad commissioner. W. T. Crews, formerly of the Urenvillc Evening Democrat and recently of the Pee In-lcx, 4 now connected with the Cotton Plant. The North and Northwest is glutted with grain. The barns, elevators and rail road earrs are inll to overflowing andI the railroads are blotcked. The Weaver men arc for the Gloverni .memt owning the railroads and telegraph lines. It would bankrupt the 'zovermntui to buy them at half pi Capt. C. .T - dent of the ('' ia, was .ay, for the .Stuch is li fe. oniserva:iv'es and many otht ~rats, have stifecred a rongs that .,ald stir a fever in the blood of age and make the infgtut' sinews strong as steel. By an .autnce called the democratic party, they cmushod their oppressors. They are not ready yet to break away. You will not get their votes. Here are the men to Tote for for electors: 8tate at Large-Ernest Gary, of Edgenleld, ad J. W. Stokes, of Orangeburg. Fiest district, C. C. rcy, Colleton; second dis trict, T. S. Williams, ColJeton;. third dis trict, I. II. McCallau, Abbeville; fourth dis Prict, Lewis P. Walker, Spautanburg; fifth dIstrict, J. T1. Brice,. York; sixth district, L.. WI. Netties, Claireondn; seventh district, Josep)h 8. art, Berkley. Bomne voters are far miore timid about expresing themselves now than they were before the primary. It would be a grimn joke on the newspapcrs in this county, if Weaver shonld beat Cleveland, while all three of the papers are doing all they can for the latter. The Allince docs not nteed a newspaper. We helieve it could have gotten more votes for WVeaver without the4 aid of the Cotton Plant. If the election next wecek is very close the SENTINItL niay he delayed for 2-i or 48 huous so as to give its readers some definite Information as to the resnit. If we wait., It will be because we thinuk old 19rver has gotien there, andi we will wish to publish just bow it was done. Even thse Third party peo(ple wiln secretly rejoice In hisa triumphu, though they have been moere unmerciful in their abuIse than the republicans. Cousin Walker Riussell says the conserv atives are going to vote for hime for Conug ress against, Latimer.. There will not be as 3DaDy conser-vati~ves who vote for Walker, as there will be- Tilhinani men to vote for Weaver. Senator W. T. O'Dell is going to vote for Cleveland, and he is as g,ood an al- I liance man as there is In the county. Lat imer is going to vote for Crev'eland for two reasons: Because he had rather see hulim President and because lhe promised to vo,te s for him. ______l_____ Weaver ic. Below Is given an exact copy of the r Third Party ticket and the Demoemnts of E th~e State should ch anud all read it andt e beware of it. PBIEIIDENTJAr, ET2c'rEs Jose h L. Keith,. .J. Waddel Bowdent William H1. Duncan,. Phdllip 1. Rawl, Rtobert B. Llgon Wilamn W. Mc iwee,. S *Tulius J7. -Lanta, C Burkitt HI. Tylon was anothep' ie- at' EowndeIs'ville ynight by which Mr. E. R.Hor nadmill outfit and about C ., 9t(on. The fire occurred C t d iti not kn wn how b. CIMANKMAN IRBY SPEKARL OUT.. COLUMIA, 8. C., October 29.-3tate i hairnan and United States Fenstor Irby rnved hcre to-day. Commenting oir tale politics, he said that lest there might i e any trodble in the State he called for 'ports- of. the political tatus in each Dunty. Reports Have been received from 11 but three counties, aud his conclusion ras that the third party here does not mount to a row of pins, and that the tate will ive Cleveland a majority of at mst ir5,000 votes. The chairman of Stimner county reported hat that county will go for Harrison. The nly Th?rd pnrty strengthi-le reportd from ick'ens. Oconee and a- part of Anderson ounty. lie really did not believe that i,000 Third party votes would be cast In he State. Colonel Irby declared that none if the farnere who voted in the recent )r1mary would vote for Weaver. These men know that their oaths bound them as nuch to sustain the national as the Otate onilnees. Since '76 he had never known he farmera to prove disloyal to the party. *They were indignant," said he, "at the lown people votimg against Tillman for Hnskell in 1890. burely now they wouil not commit, a greater political crime by forswearing themselves and renigging. on the deinocratic nominees." Colonel Irby made a sly pass at manager Bowden of the Third I'arty by saying that Bowden had abstained from voting in the recent primary because ho wished to vote for Weaver und " now he surely would not be so unfair as to ask those who did participate in the primary to vote for the Third party nolilees." The point of the remark lies in the fact that Bowden did ask for such votes in his recent itklress. "The friends of Governor Tillnan," continued Senator Irby, " who stood by him in the election can't afford to vote for the Third Iarty candidates Pr this State b)e(ause it wouald juitify the bolt against the regular democracy in 1890 in favor of Haskell. The men who sustained Haskell Were under no oat1h to vote the democratic ticket." Colonel lrIy stated that the attorney gentral hail tcided that the tickets should contai only the word "1Presidential Elec tors," followed by the nales of the cand'r dates. Tle (14mcratic tickets had been printed Jhis way and lie plesuied that 11(wden hmll taken Advantage of this de cision in p initing the Third party tickets. (liianil lrh1y Ieiterates what we said in the SysrimA. last week, Ianld we beg the citiziens of this county to read it carefully. The men who cussed the Ilaskellites for. bolting two years ago, and now intend to vote the Third purty ticket should read it with profit. tWilt) NEiXTI I It is almost an every day occurrence that prominent reiublicans come Into the demno cratic fold. The latest announcement is that Daniel 11. Chamberlain, the notorious republican Governor of this State, has re niounced his allegiance to the g. o. p and is now a democrat. Ile made a big ldemo ,ratic speech at Philadelphia last Friday ight in which he reviewed and criticised teverely the republican party, President Jarrison, Post 31aster General Wannar naker, J. S. Clarkson and Whitelaw Reid n particular. His speech was principally u)on the four intional issues, viz: the tariff, free coin ige of silver, civil service reform and the oree bill. Strange It is the changes time wvill bring about. A Gmenerial Countay .3udge 1Di11. The TFilhinanite I leadcers who have aspi ra 3(ons are pushing the county jatdge meaCls ire, first mienit ioned( in this paper about a iweek ago for all that it is wvorth. Green., ville. as stated( at tihe timie, was the first' mtmnty to tauke upt the scheme1), aunt initend. d to send it to the Legishittere as a county >ill. 'he phmn was the~n for t his measure ti he crried through with 5(parate countye >ills, Now the leaders have pu1ll them 1elves tog2ethier on the matter, and( Ccileton iig pretty hot in favor of the scheme here is plenty oif talk of a general bill for -very coun1iy mi theC State be'ing introduced. I'is, of course, means the creation of thir ,y-hlve new judges and the Tilinmanite law rers very naturally look with great, fiavor m such a bill. Evena here in Richiland ~ounty the matter is ahi eady being agitated 0 iomec extent, andt there are not a few >f thIose whod consider themsqelves in the ;r('s oif the powers that be, who arc in ravor- of thle semne.] llow this will effect the present trial jus ties if the law is piased ini not yet k.nown.--T'he tte. The Journal's Democracy. In this issue is pubhlished the add(ress of the P<(iple's P'arty, whieb fully sets forth he grievances and causes which haie hm pelledl the signers to appeal to the voters atf-South Carolina. It is, of course, intensely interesting toi he people of Piekeiis County, not only on eccount of the subject matter, but also for lie reason that six of its most p)roinent mad influential cit izens are the Arst subisci >re. Thr hans been expressions of suir >rlsc and Sharp) ci iticismi of the course shich these genitlemieni have takeni ; but leir past recordls in both1 wvar aiid peace inve' proven thi-r pa! riot ismi, and none 'anl inow doubt the purity of their mo. ives. lindet d t here is st use disguising he fact that the symipathies of ai large iortion oif ouri citizens are enl ist( d In the -atwe, and1( it is worse than folly to ignore liat fact, andl alttempit to whip Intelligent, ruei aii'd pat Iiutic meni back into pairty ines. While we have ahvays apj.reciated heir their posit ion, and1( have never once (lihited ihe honesty of their intespreta ion of tie i r obl Iig'a(ion in plat i atioin, '.t wve thlink that the (it izens of SouthI 'arolinai 'vIho part icipa4ted', in any wiay, in lie May ..onvei.tion, are boundl to support 'levelai'd and Stevenson in the generial --------------- s - Big MNweet Potatoes. S. '. Wadle, near (CoN's bridge, in Pick ns coun y, brought to the city yesterdlay w.big 'oat iocs taken from one hillt on kis lice. Oine of thiemi weighe~d seven and ar .1Jf tiotnds and( the other three iiii- a part er pounlds, ma kiing a total of teii and( birec uaiter liotuds from onie hillI. Capt. L. 1.J (eninjigs has a p)otatol that vas groiwn on his place necar lHirer View: The Syiiod of South Carolina con vend in ~ le Priesbyter-ian church in the town of Ab evi lie onl 'Tues?day, the 18th inat. lIn the bsence of the last mloder-itor, tIce opening r ermoii was lpreachied by3 1 ir. 0. RI. 3riack tt, of Charleston; after wiv ich the Synod ras coiistitutedl, when about oine hundred elegates resp)ond(ed to the roll call. Thi9 umbnler wast greatly Increased the next day y the arrival of miembers wfio failed to a ~sch the place on the first daiy. The R1ev. amiuel Smith, D. D., of Co%l umbia, was C hosena moderator, who madle a miost exceY mt pr-esiding offcer. The sessions of the yniod were delightfully harmonious, and esults were reached which will doubtless I ontribute to the adlvancemienit of the cause f Christ. The Synd adjornedian F~rI *; mornig, the 21st inst., to nmeet' In. the-. nam of Clinton, Laurens copinty, on the 1st day of October, 1803. All returned to heir homes wvithi many plensant recollectios f the good peop le of'Abbeville, whose hos Itality will be long rememabered' ily thc'ee rho attendtd the Synod.-1H. in Easley lemocat. The time for holding-the South Carolina onference of the Methodist church in e barleston hias been changed from Decem ir 14th to November 28d. Bisahop E. R. asutr will niresmd The Wanderlsog Boy, n tbAt fair mansion on the hill, A happly family used to dwell; rh* children sported b' the hill Where they would tu es of Elfland'tk*ll rhetir parents were w4th aga bent low, Two souls prepared foe heavenward lght, Jut o'er the scene (thill winds did.blow. An4-marred the fan-the joyful night. D&nord arore'tmid that few A brother, restless left bi 6oe; into his boyhood's guide untrue, 'Neath foreign skies he learned to roam. ,round that spot was east a gloom, The aged parents grieved then sore And all those scourge swept hills of hoom, The car of pleasure passed no more. Par, far from home the wayward boy Long sought. for.)oy.s gay Fiddy whirl. But in his cup was minxed al oy, lie learned the cruel, heartless world, And often when he sat alone, ilia thoughts would wander down the post, When visions of his early home, Before his captured eyes were east. At last, when sikness swayed him form, And none were there to love and stay, He could not bear the strangers scorn, And homeward plod his weaJy way, Alas! he did not know what pain Would soon atiend his anguished gaze, What thoughts would tear his troubled brain, What gloom would darken all his days. IIms sainted parents were no more, For heaven long since had claimed its own; No children played upon the shore, Or talked of love in merry tone, No light burned in that house of woe, Whari panltoms rained In ghastly plight, Andi naught those tear-ditumed balls could show Except the grave's sepulebral night. The youth looked on with streaming eye, Wlio coull hIs troublsome thoughts divine! 11ow glad would he have come to die Aid all the joys of earth resign! Thei shuddening, as the sky o'er spread With clouil which chilly storm-winds hurled, lie ttrted bim fron his house with dreal And faced the cold relentless world. Ceitral, S. C., Oct; Jon ALLEN 3ETTE, Governor Sheppard's Opinion. Ex-Governor John C. 8heppard spent yesterday in the city on private profersion. al business. When asked for his opinion of this national political outlook, lie said that while it was hardly posiblo to make sanfe predictions so far away front the main battleground, lie thought that the Demo cratic chances were never better than they nc-.w iwe,. and that Cleveland would be elected.-State. 11ad Ills Coffn Ready. Nathan W. Gregory. trial justice, died at his homie near Sialuda Old Town oil Thurs diay night, the 20th instant. He had been in bad health for sonic tite. He wav-4 about sixty years old. lie leaves a wife, but no children. Mr. Gregory had conic to the conclusion sote time before that his death would oc cur about the time it, did occur. Oi batur (lay, the 15th, lie sent to Newberry for i coflin to be buried in. The persons lie sent by decide<d after reaching Newherry not to get it thut d:ay. On the following Wednes day, the 19th, lie sent again, aud this time the cofilin was carried to him. When It reached his home Weene8tily night lie got into it. to see if it suitei him, and after trying It declared it was "all right, except the pillow was not quite high enough." The Iiext 1ight he (ied. lli body was p ced in this collin and carried over to E'<dgefield county and buried.-Newberry News and lIerall. e. What a Pee-We Says. We can plainly see that Cleveland's -hances for election are brightening every lay, though we ire still earnestly praying 'or the election of Weaver and would if ove could, with due regard for white su ?reniacy, "vote as we pray.''-Simter 'reeman. BOARDI NG! For Permanent and Tranqient hioard at Reasonab,le Rautes A ply) to KIrs. J. L. 0. THIOMPSON, At JaIl luillig, etOrtf PICK E.NS C. H,, S. U.tJ TALK! TALK! Everybody talks more or less, enerally more, butt talk is heap and donf't amount to -nuch without some get up and ~et to help- it along in hard places and hard times. Now I wvant to say a little talk right here that I think wvill be to everybody's interest, to Miorris' in particular. That is to say I have a very good stock r>f general merchandise that I aim selling at reasonable prices. N4ot the biggest stock, not the cheapest stock, not the largest stock, no, no, but just common everyd1ay goods and prices. [will be glad to see my friends it any time. If youl want to jell produce of any kind, come mtld see me. If you want to bLry anything in the merchjan :lise line I will do my best to >)lease you. Come in and let uls talk awhile. Respectfully, A. M. MORRIS. ~. S. A fine cow for sale. NO LOT IERY $14400 IN GOLD CGIN L'o be (NIIive A way A bsoiutely. A hlyonet for onzly U.22T inn secure both the 'hi'kens STe.rtox. ad thle Loisville, K . Veeikly Co,urier-.louzrna,l for one y.ear with t no p lortnn?r of eiminhc ostimates for the Cou-' ler-.,,ral' s unpreceden,atedi off'ers of one prize f fli),m5t in (Goldi toin antd 41 priz;e, of *Om1 n'h in Goildl Colin. Sampajle copy of thei \Veckly 'autrier-.houranal enni h.e seen at hIds otice. Or, lii nioplint hs to thei 'ouir.lour ,nal . ampany, ouisviilIe, hy. , a i*op~y will be furishea d to anyl ddlre'ss free of charge. L'E ATLANTIC CCAST LINE 2 P'ASSENGREit UEPiA RTMEiNT. Wilmingtoni, N. C., .luly 31st, 1892. nid Upper S'out.h Carolinta tand Westerni Nort.h arolina. ('ondensed Schedutle: NooS TA TIONS. *No.3 L50am. ,..Lv'Chm,leston ( C. A r.1.3pm ...43...m..............sumer.... .......... L.15p 3.22pmti............Pros perity...... .....43p I.30pm .............linaton. ......3. m 3.5lpmn............Greenwoo...... '2.l.pm h.23pm......,.lA bevile '....,.... l.4Zpmn 1.4t9pm...... ., A thens..........ll.ami I.lOpm......,...., WlnnNboro. .... 4.2iprn l.60pm ..,....... ...reenvilo - .---.---2.l0pm. t2Spm...... lHandersonvlillo, N. C.,.,. - - .I49n'n Siipm.......... A sheville, N. C .. .....50amu *baly. NR, 2 nd 58, solid trainglbetwcen harleston and (Columnbla, 8. U. THE FROSTY MORNINGS LAST WEEIK DROUGilT OUT TIlE PEOPLE LOOK ING FOR WR~APLS. J. H. MORGAN & BRO. Have had their share of the trade. Our stock is attractive and the prices are charming. 55 Stockinet Jackets for F2.98 each. We sold the same Jackets last year for $3.50. 1 Lot Chinchilla Jackets, fur trimmed, collas and front for $4-98 each. Short Jackets, Long Jackets, Long Coats, Misses' Jackets and M ilitary Capes all will be found in this stoek. Come and see them, it will paly you. Special I One piece double-Aeed, figuredl Window Plush which got wet in transit anid is slightly spotted. We bought it to sell at 25 calt., but owing to its condition have made the pri,e 20 cents. Blankets and Comfortx 1 10-4 White lllaikets at-85 eents a pair. Ileavy, coarse lirown Illmikets at -125 cents each. 10-4 Gray ilainkets for $1.00 a pair. 10-4 White llankets at $2.00 a pair. These are pluts for you. See our Show Winlow and then coie inside Rcid inspect Ibis Ithaiket Stock. We will selI ou sure if you want to buy a pair of llankets. l'hey aire chenp becatu!,e we are tielling thenm cheap. 10-4 White Quiltsl at 75 cents. I 4 and d2 -4 White Quilts at $1.00, $1.25. fl.50, end $1 .P. These arc second4is, bonght direct fromt the Factory as such, aid consequently are a baigain for the purchaser. Our New York Itesident Ituver sent us a spe vial hargain in a ioys' and Misses' illitck Ribbed Uoe price three pairs for 50 cents. Ask to seo Something spretal in the Shoo Dpartmuent. Tiny a pair of Shoes and ask then for It. WVe are Foster Paul O's. authorized agents to sell their eeleratted Kid( Glove:;. They pell no one else in this town. If you wint their Gloves ask for the "William" or "'owler" Brands. These brands are their own make. iie litle yard-wIle Shecting for5 cent a yard.. Alnother lot of that 5 cents Sea Ilad ju-st re ceived. It is hard to get enough of it to supply the demand. J. H. MORGAN & BRO. A ti A. MAN **""; .P."""* $450 lii" L 1EDON, HIS NFE IHBOR (A- """"" LLit,. C.t (elas gtn tedr wThhutrsa and Fiday, ande 1~LI~ toleeancd' nwI bhutpdn. _orthe _avng' i-ank and l'olton Hook Store. Ji. W. NOItWOOD), D. D). 8. ~N4so & danlIn 'W. M. NORWOOD, D. D). 8., Asshctant. ~GIE ENV I,LE, . C. R.J .CAR LIL.E, DR )BNTHIT, Office ove'r Westmoreland Bros. & Danko's Drug F~ store. ljan80tf GRlE ILLR, 8. , ON LY R.FA1 MTf FOR TIlE SAM E PIANO. Is now permanently loeated at Nasfey, and re. Neither one wasiu worth a nickel over specifully olYr.r nts profession.al servlces to the 1300. IN8UlIE YOUlHSELJF against pulIC' generally. Sjansotf. paying exheorbitantt prices bev hulvilgdirect I C. VIrzolW.A LD,a rmJ. C. GAltItETT"I, Gates,'S. U.,t Or J. L. H AYNI.E& l)AUGIlTENtS, PHIOTOGEAPMBR, Greenville, 8. U., GREE.NVILLD, 3. 0. Who have but Onle price andh that the Ove~ Westnorolandi lros'. Dreg Store. Anl lowert knownt. Yout can't pay thenm more w75k donoe by the instantaneous proces. Also lthan instruhenent,; arecactuall wort.lhe 'tSnko enlargemoents from old1 pictures to any ire not butilt that way. Write for lattest plaIn photographs.r,rao.Ilankoiad special offers. . R. ItoBT. KIRK8EY, IJ H as permanenently located. In.-Plckenr and offers m,J ii K W tc his, profe sslorial servicds 1-o tile citizons of the The ai oa as ot et clneto ekns utlon -ne anI e,,ty. ils diplomcae arc fronm lthe PieckenNe is ie speak iing distang~e of therirodla, e fce .Je and f nreeon ce, of91 Was iner S If yoeu are In Easley or P'ickencs and wilh to llct,~ n NfroningohnidChkins Il891.l Wa ine - al1k to anyone in thce othcer towne. just step toI uonth. inNrigadCid 4Isia,g8lti. hce "phone'' anti enll the one you wanti. r.r.4agn - Tlelegrames promaptly transmeittedl aced cocrreet- I| leces guarancteedi. Al1 mnessaeges for P'ickenes andN deeity proemptly deevereed. ...........................e.....* l'I UK IN5 'I T E I PIO N E CO. I r HRERIPANS.TAsBULxA rzlate the stomchi Towni ord snanuc. * arneclr orishl',aca" Dthente a" lIe It ordained by lthe Intendent and War-' Irh a ~ nel,Tou ,i lens of the Trown o,f Pickensl iln Conne e OlorlerdSoac,Dlnl u D5eoy tasembhled acnd icyauthcority tof tIle sano-l, * J> n HulcoFmeCoe That a 'Tax of 'ren Dollars it year, begin. aun<noo usdao n Uvs rib., N ling on the first day oIf Novembier, next, I etie Ita , ticulla,ee II ste and is hereby ft'l lIp on atlIlpartics re. : th)nln iclulser IC. ailinig Beef, Pork, Mutton, or any (othIer ehonnSl oIwaeum " Sel I Fresht mnedi,, Fish anud I ysters excepted, I hnin l-essac,na. 1 vithmj the town of Pickens. And tat 8tAneh-rirod Fee~ Drid ty party paying suche LicenIse do executec andeo "'th e* *ypom good and1( suil1leient bond1( with two sulreties or rdwm htrell nrom ni thle penial sumfl of One IJiudred i)ollars, are"ncofteer funar shyha tomc,apsad .onditjonedl for the faithful performneC of * finti'lA Tn prsonw given to ovcreatingawben. N 1is (contracts to sell meals inc thle sa;u i Twn COlle;,e.oo th tlasTscli. cgu >f Pickens at least OneC day ini every weck an~ "~ aeb icoi to ty mt dl. 3 tlu ing each year. ca: I-IrIoone 0. Ren . nslo J. E. Bo(los, lcntendente. 9Aerj T I as ~4 J. E. IJA(lOOi, em1. Clerk. - '.U 3z 1. New York. >et2Ow2 ...*0e @05e0see **ee**e*******e -- 3. PASS THIS BY 8 I nless yvsti are intem '.e5'l j5 For a Aitemny Ifs,yusoh yafnas see ouer Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods! Jf youj don't, you will live to regret it, for we have the Newest Stock in Greenville ! Aced we can please the most feaildlous f1r SMITUH & BRISTOW, ~ -GINEENVIL~LE, 8. C Uf" Mr. J. E. GUIN N is with; ues and wil be pl a.ae .,to a. r .a fy~. e.. ' -.7. Buy Your Drug Seed, Tobacc< CARPENTI MANSION HO US] $Qk*Ordern by mal solicite & Prize Turnips to be bi lay, November 14th, 1892. 'l IC11MND a DANVIL L, B , P. W. H1uidokopev t Reubin Foster, Receivers. Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line Division. Schedule in effect Aug. 28, 1892. , ei NoRvnouND. No. 38. No. 10. No. 12. Eatiern Time. Daily. Daily. Ily. r v. Atlanta (E. To). 100pm 8.50pm m I Chamblee ................9.21ppu 8.40am ta Norcrons .................9.31pn 8.11ci T Duluth ...................9.41pm 9.04al A Suwaneo.................9.11sm 9.15ai I, " 1uford..................l1.05pu 9.281m W Flowery Branch.........1016pm 9.4,a M Gainesville........2.2pII 0.lpm o.wam Lula...............2.40p i 1.02in lo.*#am c Ilellton..................1 1.O51)11 10.30ai i Cornelia................. 1.30pin 10.51am Mt. Airy.................11311)m 10.5611i " Toccoa ..................12.0011 11-19n d Westminster .............1.4ain I I.Nam Soneca ...................1.00in 12.15pm Central ........... ........1.35nm ..,oliiu " Ensley................ 1 1.501m SGreenville.......... 2.vm 2.m Greers....................2.55am 2.45pr Wellford................. . loni s.ffin 3partanburg .......7pm 3.3tn 329pm Clifton ...................3.46am 35.pm Cowpens........... ......3S0a m 3.58pin SGaffneys.................. .13in 42 el "atlcks urg...............5.35ai 1r,pm Grover.... .. ....4.46im 446pm King's Mountain....... 5.00RI 5.021)m " Gastonia .............5.35ai 52Apm .Lowell.............. 5.0m 537m Slilemont..........m 5.4p r. Charlotte ..........8. 0pn 1)11.3011M 6.0lu 30t-THWARD. No. 37. No. 11. No. 9. Daily. )aily. I)aily. v. Charlotte ..........9.45m 1.50pm 2.05am liellenoit...............2. 1pm 2. 40am it Lowell ................. 2.9pm 2.52am Gamtolla ..................4230pm 93.01am A K ing's 31o11tain ..........."13pmn 3.aUmi Grover......, . ... .. .. 0....pm 3.43itm 11tickambu9..... .... .......63.1pmn 3.53am e. ... m . .33pm 410am ........ l............4.... .. 4.5pm 4.42am . Clifton..... .... ......01pm 4.45am Spartanburg. .. .43aM 4.38pm 5.00am Is.W.......................... 4.38pm 5iam SGreerm .. ........6.1.1om 5.12am Greenville::: ....36.pm 6.24pm 6.10am Effleyn ............ ........ 6.Mpm .15ain Central.................... 6.52pm 7.10pm Seneca ................... .17pm 7.58m W.24pm 2.7m 8.17tm ...........................8.2.5m) 2.45pm Mt. Airy................... 8.40am 305pm Cornielia............ ......H.43pnm 9.m lielltou................... 3.46m 9.53pm V Lula...............3.221s in .. 1 m0 3 .8 bp Glainctivillo.........3.4.1ju -.!8lm 10pm28a1 Flowery Branch ........ .... .47am 10.48m Buford ....................04P.4m 4.46pm Suivane................... 1.15pm 11.0Mpm D)uluth.................... 10.23mi 11.26m Norcross................ 1043m 11.37pm .Chamblee ........... 8.20pm n 0 .49am Nor. 9 and 10 Pullman Bloepor btween A7 Nn " Low .... "e. t Gastndia. ahngo n omii t OS I ing'd Ioin atd ben e a.mim:o n tleGtrovTrouhPlmnSe.esIewe "go ilckurg.pi iaAlnaan lrig " ow p-lens.... ... "eo Cl ifton .... ...... ..ta mc F r(ellord ........... stoloalamd lio "ctm Eale a..... . t.... cintn I.C Centriat......, Atla.t.. .. ene ral... 1 cm .r. .!intu 1.C "O Mt.Aiy........ Traltol..... .... r .. hn to , ) ~ T M. Flowieyoprnch.... ote, ecivr CoDnlut.... ......n fec ct tl,1S * Camee Col...a ...... dWahll. _________ iiy......... 1p .12n o. ---..---N N.o9pm 2.n 0pm.....A to....... ..305Ipm W I.!pm........Iomnri.........m .43m .43m ... PosprI.... .....3pmn.3m .Q0mn.......N w br.........3.33410m .OSp.........Hle.......4.58pm4.42nmb .46mm.......Chpjmll.......4....01pm a .25mn.......itl- -i-. ......30pm.3m '.Om....(rew~.......5pm .Itpm........iolgei2.p .4pm. .0mW .27im........l)oa..........*5.5p nm.sga .S8pn.......ho es ...t..... .52.1Spm r .SSm......Ariletc.........1p.8m .OSp.......v ....o ....7...35pm 1n .3Sm.....uo o... ......m.55m .lp.....le.lt.... ..... .4pm .m T1 .00mm......A Seoe.........m .33m E 20m.v enca.......471.48am 110p...Ar...l10.l5pm v.1115am l5pi.1v.nde.. .... 13pm - S5pn.......Ar ....o ......105pm4a rmpn.Aat ......5.5 ltnAr....0p.225pmn Nosp.A 10Pllman Sioepor .Ibtwen QCan Nos..... 37an f,Wa-higton.andS..t. ter __anta._Through Pllman _leeprs_ btwee 2gtonand Mmphi vo,mia Ar.atndirming n11m....b...rvat ca btw...n..Wa.5hIntn n !pN... 11an 12nPlman....uffe.t leepo b ordetae infortm ion atLo.2. and tho mletae,te acwirr1 Pulinon mlind Lcr.+ r-tins confer ithelocl agenta~.ordira Gei......n' to ...A...hig. .1034C. Lml.Ar uGenPs. A x'.. .\...h.nta, Ga. lleweo lidge.cl Ab1)OiSON, h ___uper___Ilintendent,_A___auta Ga. 11 STTIW. No. G12.E1I, TrII Naer asigoi. 1. . W.flluidvOtpertmbr,. & RenFotr lviecivr COLUM .in ~til ANeD intEENVILLwEao t Coiindet hdle eino e8ec Ot . th, 18vision, limTrainsou raund, 7 at.Mriian Tim. p i, BreinsoleaCelumba, A.ec and uW'alhalla north ,7.ia7ly. m. o.11.3 an3 To A T CON. diiinPINo. 12 .43p m......pr ospm erity. .........t,. .pn g . pm ..........ea l en'a a.A............m 4 .0 m b .25 m.... .....Nnaer,y- s hi...... . .9 m .27pm ..... .... . Donaht, ............, . 2 .lp si .5p ......Arfi Manaer, Lii........ii,... .pn a - SCOOL HURC BAm .05 m........L f l AnD dAr...... 1.35pm FU NT R.3p.......ndrn........5p .1p ...... ' detto oeI ... ......24pm .9p ........idhn c Pub..... .ig...21 20m.. .. ..LvSneaAh r....S.K..I.55r 00p ....... Ar W lhalaLER..... . .....5a s, Medich10 , Pipes, &u >M R BROS., d DRUG STO h-. Greenville, d. ought in on or bef<. THE O'DELM rYPE -:- WRI 20 will buy the O'1ELL TY) ith 78 characters, and $15 for a 81 DELL, warranted to do better v achine madie. It conbines simplicity with dur - ise of operation, wears longer v Pair than any other machine. bbon t bother the operator. It antial. nickle-plated, perfect, a . 1 kinds of type writing. Like a produces sharp, clean, leile M'o 01 tectoples may be mu( e a ny Intelligent person van becon I two daym. We offer $l1000 to ho can equal the work of the D Reliablo agents and salesmen al induccine8nts t dealers. Foi ig indorsments, etc., address O'DELL TYPE WRI' 358-361 Dear4 Easley, s. C Solicits your patronage. Will S1. iItere t on deposits for p onhs, ani 5 per cent, for ouths, interest to commence or IvceCdi ng dtit of depomitts. Dep.otits atr yailon de Atice. I. %1 ). P1 R. F. LEN ]IARi)T, W. C. sMi Iii, cas 1 OLIAOWA Barber S And Bath Ro In rear of Matisiou flout GREEN IT OAEDUTN ou e Te yqu Y to 94eC 0h6 cast ag o l COMOM1i.0 In Yeur oot%Veatr VL. urI. S.oe. , which v a e cor prices asked", c stet as na 'a e eee W KH NO SUBST11 t a it estow t ' Ver. ThL.o O UCLehoeiAS -$N 3 S O E u eOmNadesho ontwnuine ewd he set ii o rp .f L Doi As.~ roO er i.mitas.aa Easley, n c.. th rce ntreyeqal,s.imoio hos. es FME SoE1. op thopteeafdrfancy warm. ef0 tihan oAr maie. has aef-etn ee m and shelf-threaing shles sho tiain you! me fore ti oamt. isakd uydrc Manfacuresand sae ges' pft.Ss he. eos'ttn certiiaes wofb waate fofve irs. Sedc forvcinesihonameiofa bues ia as.0 reernc and1 wAie wiolwish ip one aonc C oper arie fining MachsaeoCo. 9ae o. Ithe .Stso Phiapha, sPa, lons your iteretand ason KINH,at ce,S. Cfyu a Evr acaovinchne drplaf,fnye oe inDodfo 4 o6bCano rs Mauactrr an sLOD agnt rtsb irs t, Se hn yith enao- uie n-srefene 1and wenwlas onetoc 9 S .00 BAht. I'i .,lA laa, s.