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muEENS SENTINEL. 0 . X.OVAL NEWS. 1-Last Monday was saleday, but nothing was sold. -J..Q. Bowen went to Greenville last Monday. -Mr. J. P. Carey has joined the wheel -vaen gang. -A. C. Merrick, of Walhalla, was fin town last Monday. -4 C. H1olh-mi Moved lis family to Fort 1Hill last Monday. -Uncle Mike Kennenore has been quite sick, but is Improving. -A contingent from Central and Crow. Creek was in town Monday. -Last Saturday was all fools (lay and several jokes were played off. -Mism CoraBowen aid sister Florence vishod at Dacusville this week. -Dr. G. W. Earle has been quite sick for several days but is improving. -Mrs. Elizabeth Capehart is spending awhile itiA.relatives in North Carolina. -Rev. J. T. Lewis has been called to supply Secona church the balance of the year. r -Willie Price who has beei clerking for A. M. Morris left here last week fo'r Atlanta. -Pitching horse shoes, marble, check. ers and bicycling are sonic of the amuse inents of 1ickens. -Depuity Collector Merrick went up to W. R. Price's last Monday and started up Mr. Price's ditillery. -Dr. Osborne has painted a beautiful sign on the side of his (rug store and one in ech window on the front. -Mr. W. It. K(ay has sold his large en gine to Mr. Johnson, of Easley, who will usu it to run a lour mill with. -Tqe fox that was reported to have been caught by Messrs. Porter, tunter and oth ers last week turned out to be a coon. -D11tkes ei.arottc establishment wa r burn"d it New York Sundiay. Many boys will now shed tears mnstead of smoke. -Miss Aurie iollingsworth iiwho ims been visiting for some time in Virgini.a ad Washington returned hone this week. -Secretary of State Tindal lihas is. t sued a charter to the Land wid Improve ilent Company at Calloutin, this county. -Horse and hIg4y for sale on reasonalet terms. 11orso has spiendild 4u. lities, an1d bugg4 is almost new. Apply at this olice. -.Jesse Jennings, son of J. C. Jenning, left here last Sunday for Cotlbuhia where he will make his future bume with Dr. .1. F. Ensor. -These are (dull times for the(- town folks I for the farmers are busy with their work. The newspaper men lave a very hard time to scrape up local news. -r. C. It>binson01 and1 .. -1 M1.4>Od1, jr'., left [ere lait M ilay far .bhenile to at tvnd the State Suidav S-:h al conveutiou which miet there on Tuesda.y. -Sherff I M)iniel says ho would be glad for the fellow who borrows'his fodd-!r at night to ask him about it and if ie is hardetp he will give him sone. -The Cauty Alliance met at Cross Plains last Tuesday. Notliin4 cull be learned of what was don except that lon. Mt. L. Donaldsonal wtHon. J. L. Keitl, made addlresses. -Several memb ers of the Ui pt ist churebcl hauled dirt anad leveled up thle front vuad which im proves thle look v'ery mauch. Thaey hope to have thiit-hurchi teauy for use bay the seconid SabbaLh in -May. -An s'lectiuon for town o'leers for this ton was hel last Mom(lay an:d the. followv lng werceclected: Tnteamlant, J. TE. loggs; Wardens, A. M. Morris, J1. E. Ilagoiod, jr., J. L. Hawthorne and1( I. M. GJrillIn. -The- County Coymissioners sold to tice hIghest bidder last Tluesdhay thme ollice on the court house square formerly occu. pig lhy Cial. Hiagood as an oflice to tnat gefm eman for- $30. cash. They also sold the.old calahboos to Sherilt Mc Daniel for $9. --Commaissioner Thornleiy has had the following cases before himn for re'vennme vio lations sinice couirt: ID. W. McDonaldl, re tailing, hound over to court. Elisha M. Alexanider, dhistilling, held( for court, andu John T1. Stewart, retailing, held for court. -Constable lhopkins b rought, to j ail inst Tuesday morning Owen Green who w:as cotnvicte-l about a~ year ago of assault and battery witha intent to kill andl carryinag concealed weapons. Green has been at large since he was conivict and a sealed senatence was left for him a. -Mr. Aaron Hiolcombihe, a former citizen of this county, died at Peizer last Saturday at the adtvanced age of St years. IIe was a good citizen and' a faithful membem oif the Methodist church. JimIisemains were Inter red at D)acumsvilce Sunday lby thme side oif his wife who precedled lham flye or six years ago. -Robert Y. Ilayne Bell, a prosperous farmuer and merchant of Laurens county, e:lmmittedl suicide last F"riday by eutt ing his throat with ia riazor. lie hadt beeni om n his farm, and wheni hue came honme went ini a room by haimelf. Ihis wile heiard a nioise and went in to find the deed dtone. No cause was assi'.ned for the rash act. -In spank ing of the oldest.. loconiotivye being exhaibited at thle World's Fiair, the Greeniwoodl correspondent of thle A hhev ille Pres and Itannier aptly suggests that the first engineer in Amierica andiu the 1)1le(t liv ing one in [lie world be given a piininent place ini the e'xhibtit. II is naime is Joeiaint ton, aged 92 years, andl he lives tat (G reen wood. --Theo Rev. Thomas Spurage:m, son of the famaous Dr. Charles Spuargeon. lately deceased, has beena chosen to fill his fatha er's pulpit. iIe hias beflore him an extraor dinary task, if lie haopes to till the plaice, lbe catise his fathecr was one of the worl's greatest preachers. Th e ltapt ist d(oinia thon of the world will watcha himi closely to see if he is the worthy sn of a worthy sire., --Benjamin Mordeeni died in New York inst Friday' aged 861. iIe was a naitivye of this 8tate and( at one time a promineat and wealthy citizeni of Charleston. iIe was the first m-n to give flnanacial ahll to Ithe secess lon mol'vemient b)y p)lainlg $l0,000 at the service of the ind(Peleden goveaunmeant of South Carolhina. lic mioved to New York at thei close oif the war, whete e lhost his fortune, aainouant.inag to $1 ,000).00tY or mo.re, in businesus ventaures, andi dlied a comairta tively poor mana. -Governor TilIman anid Nenator Irlby have made a black list aand senit it tc Presi dent C?evelandc with Ito regnesit not to ap point either of the mien namiled lby them: JEore they are: J1 C. IIemiphill, ed it or of thec News anid Courier; N. (I. (Gon zales, editor of the State; ''Cot.'' Cali. Canaghan, fish warden for Soauthi Carol ina: by appoit menut of Governor Tilana ; hi. F. Perry member of thie legislature froma (reenville county aid obected on the "reform" move menat ; M L. Doniaktson, Presaidenat of the Stat.e alliance andl R. W. Ilairris, one of the "reform'' delegate. to the Chicago eon. Tet)*(in. Ouit of the six mien namned at wi-ll be' setn that four are "reformers" and have be more or less prominent in thie reformi van and with the miovement., to wit: : ,Donaldson, Caughmian and IIarris. W have these men done to displease thn -0, well, what If Itl was a cotton bis rit? It conies but once a year. -The County Commissioners were tn tession last Tuesday. We will give their proceeding next week. -John Thompson, a wealthy citizen of 'harleston who died a short titcn ago, will Ad $150,000 to the city of Charleston. -The Second Quarterly Conference of 1he Easley circuit was held at St. Pai latist Sunday. Rev. John 0. Wlson presided. - - If you want goods cheap, FuCh as gro. lcries, dry goods, shoes and allkinds of can ;ootlp, go to W. C. BrImunlett. His sales are quick and profits short. -Maybe you will be intereste<l to read McFal's Almanack this week. It tiot only ,ells you something funny hut points out the place to go for your goods. -A recent advertisement in a coilntry parer read1s thitus: "For sale, a hill-terrier log, 2 years ohl, will eat anytliing; very fond oftchildreni. Apply at this oflice." --"Do away with negro cabins, hound 10g1, gullied latids, five cents cotton, do!. lar corn, fifteen cenits bacon, starvation aind robbery I I'litt is what we ftre coting to mider all cottonl and class legislation.', FAUAN MARTIN. ---Mr r. T . m Wih rterealled in to see us Tuesday atid ailolg otler linas said that fihe artice in the Si-N:Ti.N:. of the 23rI, by Lieit. To Itlen about the elld of the world vAll rIld to a Etile negro on his place anld t neawly sc-Ired him to (leath. lie has been a,yilg his pnityeri ever since. --( )ne of the oillcials of the Pickens rail. o:Il said le h:ud been :w4ke<d ) about the road .1 inch thit lie had got, tir.vd. lie saii e hadl a little speech which he would nake to every onet. enlllrit'il '1)haout the Old hereafter. To people oi, of the coun y he would say "I hope so," and to -those D the Ci1inty le WoUld SM "I do:It know.' -Tlie young people bi tle neighborhordi f New lope church have organizel I< de mat ing society- They imeet every Saturday iglit tit. New ai :nd ltve mn iiteresting ,id profitable timtne. h'lle -ubhject last, Sat rday night was : "Wich is the greatest vii, the love (.f money or lie love of wo. ta:l.'' 'Ile sibject lor next, Sal a ity is: 'Which is the lii,ghtiest the sword or the A S.l llvcidot befell tile family of 31r. illis Tripp hkst Si0:iy Iight. inl tile acci ental burning ti de:ihtt thir little hb)e , 'tie enthler hald tiel the ily inl a little tiCkinll-c i he'er t' ire, and hial g e m1 . tlie meat. liouse for ineat f'or supPer, hl(1i she heard the hit tle one sere:ua, and, errying back, she fj)inlnd it in lie lire :ll- u( los dvalI. It is slpposecl it rockeeI over I le fire. Duati relievel it abouilt fiu clwc> Slintd.1ty ini(oriling. It was laid to est, in the Orr burying groituid.--Cor. Ai erson Advocate. Ducuellsille t. As I did not ;get to the waste basket last iltie I will iold a few m1re lims. ,Thie weather is line aniti the farmers are naking good uise of it plinting c(in. In ino1her wveak the hulk of the (ol1 crop will u it the trollild. l i as liinche udgen-, a Ihaing youig aly ot' J"saley thas beell oi a visit to friend ierv btil returkid bee Friay list. Mr. Fraiik 1.. Alexain ter, of P iutont, aiid our brg iL living vii! last Sunilay.l mine again Frank, we aie alays glad it) 4ee VoU. .I. W. lIest er lost a tine young mutile last fi 3attilday. 'T'liis, he says, is the thirti oie le lits lest witlin tihe la .-t three y< ars with .Le samlle complaint, anel that alt died about he full lnon. lie is ol the opinioin that e vhen they hllWV VC It NICI at tIL tillaC it is i''Y eillkie:t to uaie. - Well, we all live eour notion iiouit that K( tark, anid be~ surle you Spit right in the -ross,55 ati turn ye ori ocket insidle out if a -nbht it cros-e<l the roail, and0 s0 oin, but if mri fric.al li ster hadl userd liiueiaum freelv Lid ht~eIheel thle mutle withi Kerosenge helhini lie foe legs itu i)pplic<t lanLtkets after lippcing theiI in at hut oef bioiling water, rinigi ni themi an<l( appi3 ing wh'ile they _ vere as5 hot as your baniiels ioulid h ear, thte estit woui have tben (different: or that s Ibc opuinieon of the ~ Om. M3AN. ('row (creck Crowd. Mit. En>irin : A s M1r. Crankie lhas given lie .Jottrnal a, piece from N ine Tlim'es, IT ill drop the BarrtNErh a few dots from . grow Creek. Tihte farmter5 oef this se'ctionl are getting on irst-rate withi their wo~rk. lL v. TI. M. Johnsoneil has t he finest piece if wheat I haive seen ini our Iloca:lityV. Messrs. (1. 1). Ito.lget s aniti J1. 11. New- ti owin arriv~ed withi thiir saw nulil I last l'litrs dav. We wvishe theta muela Suc(e~ss A. tinler ci' oh r. .lihn ,le linsoni hacs 1 >eenl crit ically ill fort the past4 few di ys1. Yo(~tn le folks Itooek ouit ifeor thle f ols birou?h Aptril, andti'y ani nt, m:ake a1 al tliuimbile ani be otte~ yeetlrsel f For tear you all will get olffenfde<l I will lose iby Paying I wih thie SimNl(. God cpecel. A Sm-:I'iAnno CA-r'. Dceth ogGeni. E3I:as Earle, Gen. Eliacs Earle, a former ('it izen of this 'ihy. and brotheer oh D)r. J. W. anti( 11 asset hEarile, of this eity, clied on unicday lfast aut .. Siel rose, F'loritia, ini his 71st year. G bei. Elials Eazrle was ia v'eteran eof th Ale xic, jan warl, andi aliso serveil ini te'i Confe ilt itrmyl. lIe hi l'tlhere when(1 I i ia vung tnin ati inl heen''u li Ving ill i-'lriela eeri slice lie enayes thice <daughters, one of whomti mar.i' rt -ie'd laylis Earle, aL bhieri eC (icln. ,Jees. y News oif 30th inist . al Webster's Unabridged IflOTE !ON A El. e'elire epietadceli l nrr- ege e int n!eh te 1 niice , beoeok, eien proieeuee to iiirniih nc eco. Ico eacht eef \ mecr r,cri er s' . el Thee eic i ryi I,C C ece ity i:1 ever'yI hote e eee'l furnci'he- wl.:bl''e uicoe hen-1 lii I tf(ed t e i v.ehuniIio' eofti he' eoe :,t I eels , en'd ranti. i'lec end Pooer.cie iioldf haec it wic thini .\eei elonet hae..L tsee it. cfclth t' rel!.x the <rh yell' Wete's ll'Inbi r iwd l>e r'inary,t wee: -r iaile toi lceta tee tie have lea:rned' I edirtIon tie cfidixthe'rs the' iet. thate ii is the Vt wcir. elkc ctc!peKc'ee ci u iebe cC' clef fceri\ ca Ih l'est yeat:- ef thie :eutbol I' i cc','n e le cc u le 'y>e< c' in iweritife lI clefni: . Ithe en t; cc'el v cnu iely oft nhoutll lilee.icau wordset ineeincg the elnfill sellineg, deivaetiecn cende chtiiien eef i'' niet le dtce regnier .-t,elcnct l,.e, e. iontainin:: ecba'e :tew.0anc in nhetltL clcs eef pr.ei't e sufiei, and ie b<seiiee ini e'lt, tlli liioroeie' eande shep t'nil fuirlter ntce e'' wiilt euriii:,hcle thiiia uilei iheletii ir y, '2(, Toi 1 iiac'%eewn -'elbsee ih'er. Ili. Ti'o anyc .lihceiherl now'c inl earsll ni hol ll-ay mty t'c.htnii. bt nert. eelth lf-'loewitig picle. Tit I'nil ecl t b.niet, gilt si le anti eehc'k-xte.-ip.. Italf Mocci''ce boundele. gilt sidei nin<t ha-ik IcutllSh(eep bonn'tel, leetheftr tihel, mirbede ediges, e t :t5. Pelijvecreed free froen ouir cilice. subsicet ihers< at ii lll.iance i-liv hael' the ie toneary dtellvered by' see'.l pcrepnidtt c exs fir 1,ncc e'xtrai. .\ee thle pubfisetf'ri tltilit th' tice lende rleen her ci o ft!onk they illt irrnihet e the lccwa prici" I is'e j'r!e'at i ipot iit'y t a'er t t it'at e' once. i Newspapers .-. FR EE thoe' of live t' 'en i e of yol fh-nd ocr nielihbour cn ai piix:t 'c red. icr ect ''lrwi ec iind ni leepy ofl the' S.\ V.\ N N \A 'Iw Iit! h iY N i'.'w's 'cct bee Mentl to Ina aen as w t'tt.v b xsesen Nn-rF ce raTtv inxAn1)1n. It ic' the fargeet W'ce'eky pnh- 'lt linhed ini the siieithe nx teen Ii'rge >aies'. It Is pnhlllety got Ie:e npawiu ieirerueil dt tedt. [fyo 301 haeve tnever SeCOI a1 ecopyc of it, ccecut for oniitetn yon ill priolnee It d1e' beigge'st dutd best tiewvs Paiper yat ever readc. .\dd tr"cs 'T !llI wi;IAhY N -:WS, EERE WE . Wih a Clothing. Hats f For Spri'g, whii'h far effortm. rhe Newest Ide; In Everything, mnd If yon m we will cert We are showing I Vens' Suits at $ Fverything in noys Clothitic frc The NEJEST K A Ninguifleent Line or NEGLIGE s11IRTsewit 00 SMI March 23rd. '93, M3. 7hc (;1elville M a-reenre Manufacturers of Doors, Sash, BI ore and office fixtures. Flooring, Ceiling, Veatherboarding turch Pews. We keep a largo stock of Glass, ( :ntioned Materials and can ship on H When you want Bottom Prices oi 9-Z- We Manufacture our own goodE Greenville March, 23rd, 1893-mG REMOVED. We have moved our Market and estatirant to the Lesley house where c will be pleased to serve our i nds. We have several Sewing Machines hieh we will sell cheap for cash or whfange for Pork or Beef. Call on us and we will endeavor to lease I ou. Respleetfulily, BYARS & MORGAN, mar2n93. 'iCKENs C. 11., S. C. WEW DRUG STORE! )rugs, Fresh and Pure. All kinds of Drugs on hand at all mnes, and all kinds of Patent Medi nies. We are open all day and cheerful respond to all night calls. A lot or Fine Cigars and Tobacco a 'ieial ty. KIRKSEY & OSBORNE. This is the place to get your Drugs lecap. I will he at Central on the 1st, day of archl, ami ri('ni for 12 days. Also, at Easley on the 15th of March and main for 15 daiys. Persons dleiing work in my line will id it to thleir interest to call on me at the ove namedtt phlicis at I lie t ime ap >)Oin1ted. J)entist. FREE TRIAL ' E A KuIfNflerersfron; yotithfu er iricorele,' et.. li)r. lini Mont's Ne'rve l'ils wi Iee ia spey enre. b o'iy jiMtsue, thou satixi of 'ew of t he very W wot kjti in iu l of long statnii - oini n all over thei wit. P'rie pe'r ick.: e tin. 1i I or A, tral pack age tet o- o ;&ek seaIlei for li irat" p )stage. .\iree., lr. i. I)1e MONT, OUR CLUBBING OFFER. t Farm and Stock Paper to Every Slubseriber of The Sentinel Read our Offer Below. weu deill I * ple1 ouIr inLrge familyi3 of rei . ni are ilii toi ,nnotruei that we havei. Itt. liebut, wuhireby> we ar lIenabi,leiI i tgive Sor su"ibi er: two paprs for alinoht the& Tu11 S 1 iS OFF(1I*:it: So aiIll wh pny a rnrea es anid 91*r, in ad n e e will -.emii the Si:'iisi:i, and t he' Farm n il.- an,l 11ome t'ioipion, one yeair vo new subilit ihir" bith papebrs will b e senit cl,ivance. notheIl pril' oif th ain' e rJ'iti (inblef 'I ine :u'nmpiin i.' lit) cenits, hot by iipe, al arraniget-u we enn'tl give bo0th p.apers for ni ight.parcedi. foirty-columni sei-m niurth!y Fairmi mnin for I.e tre-r. st-i'k rniker amit iiosee, per 11 a pi.er every iirinuei nhtoni ; I'iom ill at bol' itt: I'N tili:Hsii;N I: respectifully informns hi' p at rons band fiilmi ht lIe han ilLIted up oims over tei titonvIlle Nn tiotini atik, ther he' wi'sill conutinie toiShave. liir-cunt, shiam ni, & '., in the most artilti style. Iiilpng by tIct- awnt prompht attenittoni hie willI merit you I atronaige in Ithe fto ire is in the pasti. Aix.o. I ami aigenit for iihe'kev's Celebiraled 11atr line fo r p.r&eentioin of laiabins, cienning the 'atp. remiovingi ihniri i nitd alhayinig irritat ion aii othier i Cases of' thei S'ialpi. Very itexjpetfully, C. .1 UInllawniV. LRE AGAIN Stock of md Furnishings 'TPIe Iall of our previous we In 0 as Ill only favor us with a look ainly make a i,ustomer of You IGREAT Line of :0.00. m a 09 cent Suit up. ffats in all hapes and Colors. h Starched Collara and Cuffs, from 75 cents TH & BRISTOW, L.e Clocth -teras. Greenville, 8. C. anufacturingy Co. Llle. IS. C. z linds, Stairs, Waimscotting, Mantelh Mouldings, Balusters, Brackets an )ils, Paints, Varnish and all the abov, hort notice. Building Material call on or write t and will not be undersold. Manufacturing Co. Greenville, S. C. Mc FALL'S ALMANACF -705. .A.ril. And they say that to Dig The old Court House upand Plant It in a now place is The Proper ibing to do-but La Its time now to scratch At Something el'e. This Almi nack Hats Just recoived and will continue To get in all sorts of Implements To stir the soil with. All kinds Of Plows, Sweeps, Wings, Hoes, Forks, Shovels, Spades, Mattocks, Pieks, Potato Hooks and "sich like. Always a full stock of Building Material, Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Latches, Hooks, Hasps, Nails, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Brushes And Tools to put 'em together, Saws, Planes, Files Htchletsa, U1 nmmers, Bi tts, SqIuares, Levels, Screw Drivers, Wrenches and Trom e18. And a working person must eat, Lookee here, we have Provisions To suit all, Hams, Grita, Rice, Syrups, Teas, Cuffes, Sugar ani Flour. Our Furniture department Speaks For its self. It runs itself. I Supports It self and1 don't make rihy bud debts Go in there and muakoe Yourself a home. W. T. McFA LL 1Bsa. Oasr M~arket. <-orrected weekly by .A. M. Morri. ('Oin.....................................a7 Meal....................... E le .......................... ....4A704 l,ard.................... ........... 1 W laeon .................. .. ...... . !a2 salt. Cotton Mack. .. Dt y 1Ile,.......... HAGOG: SPIE Dres Gooda Z eflleopm (alugham, WormledN, lIainelit, 0 Ings,. Cortittie Itol, F11114.) Rud 1114011 Lawl Titaina Nove~itle, Vanvy Muix1fit D)rcese, Fttu stripe" NaInsooks, Dotted aud Ieigured Su asuI Black Lawni, Catibuters atd. other d4 Novolite. Gracerlca ? Nice Itne of Canned Uoods. Picklm. Cod FIF. Salmon. New Orlesu ad Itomemapun %,yrul The best Coffee to be hnd. Team, SuXnrs, flu to - L en Silver L.eaf Lard, CanvaNsed liium. It ij' 1.11T lInyl%ten.t. G.olden Sheaf stud . I F14ma All ielha n le aamia price urv righs. Coi and see for yourself. THE BARG. The Most Goods I HEADQUARTE Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oil Soaps, Tooth Brush-e3, Fino Perfum thing that is usually kept in my lin I am constantly receiving a largo tent Medicines of every kind, and w e plete Stock of such Goods that will: When you are in town call aid se > more Drugs for less money than an: Physicians prescriptions compoun< with care and dispatch. Thanking my friends and custoi extended, I hope to merit a coitinu business, pure unadulterated Drugs times. During my absence J. C. JENNE at the "Old Stand" on the corner Hotel de Thornley. N. B. All persons having a fami can now buy all the necessary ingre Carriages, Bugs SPECIA TO CASI We offer at, !tED)UCE[D PlH1CES Carriages, Bugs COME, EXA The Greenville H. C. G. W. SIRRINE, MSuperi. THE GAS LEWIS & SI They still Lead t without H3argains;. 601 Every pe(rsonl buyi of Goods will receiv ~~Remember, J. T. L February, 1, 18923. SAVE..Yo1 And the WVay to Goo<b I)ry Goods, Notions, 1 Mceiies TOO RA] GodFlour at $3.60.] I hae aSplendid Coff 'Meat, Lard and othe1 Farming tools, Plows, HI T. E. J anuary 12th 'My. D, BRUCI LING CATALO4 vy Bad Debtg. We woI't n1ano these. You kuow whether itu rt 14 had m4)r ll ot. We, enn only judgo ly the wily you at. Are you acting fair au bolu.are about it' re HAGOOD, B] AIN HOUSE I 'or The Least Money. RS FOR DRUGS, s, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Toilet eR aild ToiI(t Articlc. In fact every ald well felected Stock of Drugs, Pa ill always ktep on hand a full nd com neet the d:nand of the Puiblic at Large. 0 1m1e ntild be convinced that you ca h buv 'where in the up country. led carefully, and all orders answered ,ers for the liberal patronage heretofore ince of the sane by prompt attention to and prices to suit the stringoey of the M'S will take pleasure ill waiting on you of Main and Factory streets, opposite G. W. IARLE. ly right to manufacture their own soap dicuts from me cheap for the cash. G. T. E. ~ies and Wagons, L OFFER I I BUYERS! gieWs ndc Wagous. WINE AND) BUY. Coach Factory, IILLE, S. C., MARKLEY, Proprietor. *teCadeIsat. apl30y1 HI STIORB )N, Proprietors. ne Trade and are never c NEXT ag One has woth -a a nice p)resent. will not be un<lersold. EWIS & SON. Plideens. S. C. JR.. MONEY ! do it is to Buy Your of ME. hats, Shoes, liardware and 'to MENTION. [lest s5.50 se 5 pounds for $1.00. Necessaries of life Cheap ises, etc., almiost giveni away N. HUNTER, Lithy-tv. C . & coS. JUE. Notions I Ribbons, Milnikerchlefs, Ladies, Mens and Childrens liilery in abundtneo, Gloves, and Slik Mitts, Blnck, Torehon Laces, Sulsses anI EmnbroMderies Insertions, Fancy Ilgin q, NI C Pearl lIuttons, lialbriggan Underwear, 'Ibomlp Son's Corsets, Faney Velling. Hardware ! Al kin(ls of lIuttH, Hinges, Screws, Knob and Pad Locks. tasp, Files, .\.ugurs. Chisel, Planes, Siaw, Squarem, Levels. Ae. Spniles. Shovels. 'ork I, ltitlai thillv lioes. Scovill lloes. Plows, 'low Stocks, I'low (n r, Colliar llnIs, Torn Can iona Shuck (iollars, Fifty Kers Nails fronm Fac toly. ),ouglht at at Dtargadi. IUCE & co. J. J. LIWTS. JULIUS E. IOGGS THE PICKENS Land.'. Agency! 'Tiit iikwin il .\aene now bas for sale tlt ollinl)% g 1h-iraile- hat4 : a". awIre, 10 1 tilt-, b l . I erty, 125 acres In it h0,t stale of ciltivatiii: gioiil orchards; 11't11in! ini ther hoiduwliv : level; the best 5" e % . " rulig or pas I finht: .. in t it ivut:--. : I mtile from P' -i: n ti 'ley w:i t hi iItve is good iter li. witht ri weill, -ittmn gintind pres, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1: %nla,:i e ole -A hh bralker and all ili!is n hru y I.%Ye wter wheel ii et t .u 2 uti buhi C n uthti for~ ata m it; In <1 Ttu,- ' : tnt Mile west (1f Pck ,ns: jitepowur; sim aill. couttoi gin, feed er 141- t pn<lent%r ittwer ltess, griss taill, rnill ' hil, niihiniery i)n oieration; gooitt rTu Of VtnStOit one-hailt . ei h, bialt:n eilasy annual *!3 -at r4s <m1 gritlel rowd to ptilhpkintown, 4 itmilhs ntitli( if Iiccis. ( Oiut ltictl neres ir tult ivat iti~;i at neis Ie,t Twelve M ile river bot - ttni. G(ti ctt til ailtl grain Intl. Ono good I ut ellht iti oitt gitl telnatilt house. Terins e i. .itratl iiisvottnt f or all spot cash. tatn it res linotilttil hit;- gotit for range, I7 an're ?s til witCe rs oft Salu tI ti veri, 1 tulle froma Itisatlit I,rov-e ctirch iiiai school house; 25 twrvs 1 h-kre Inhnol, 11 neres btrimwh bottotn; onl Iul e r;f , n .ll ate(.eI:;Tprice 4:100 cash. I le Ifi lti Ill II tl rritlele towniship near Daltt)ii: .5n rsi u ir t.nh hi-e in origi tal 1tl-t ilwlinv lit the best pinie timber; vi-l u%itt.lrail: pw iv-. ni e-lialf cash balanco it a ser elit. Itt1 li-ree "ales if Lilertly on the roai fromx tnv ille tit Wil pickeis; 1,2l, tees tit eultiva tionl bihltiklin l MiW lille Mill oatk timbher;, will tivith- 1it tire or four trat,ts; three settle lients ilt tle Ilta. a it rar t bargain. A hllue ntil Ilot till Mnalit it the htead of Ga T vii t rut; gowl twio story houte with atll eievu - sa:Ly IuMt huiliItig. iA)0 twreq ins Dactsville towtship tel nilen froin Greeiville oil public rowi; .15 itcres in cnl tivntionit 10 eitreg k:ooil bottoni anital 1:1'5 inl pats ture: iVe Iti i lithf frintal clhiirch adit sthool houtc; hlirev god tetit iotises. well wiatered ; woutill iell lin otie traite or 4livlie into tracts; limtt tesh hohitwe oa Imig t une at m par cent. A Atesiritble ialf are lit oi (a.ti vin street and ,tellelk-tolNt avel Nlie: #1I: niso desirab1ile lot froit ii luiii In iwtt st ret; dlii: best lbiaais itn town. ai iitrres in -:nsitait I twnaship, gooti teniat heniitte 15 nei t res ini ti I tton, bhltiiee Iltne timn ber aint grias: $1,50 til longaa tine. e!t aneris ini aCnt mraIltownsip'i j, 15 neres in cul tvat 11on. 40 litre:< Iiae Jit.si lre, bhinetae in best, of tfiruber; 3 milIes of riailroati stiat in, ji mile of chlurchi and stchool; will bie sold oboap on easy .\ giiitlli hrznin--l0. aires in D)atausvlle town. Isipt. -40 leres in cnlt iltiona, spleiniiil tirabter; a iatllet of ichurah andat shoaol ; desiratble necighbor hoirt ; priie $t!N10; enay Cerms. i09 netrrs I iihles wecst of PI'ckenis otn WaIhallha roatti: level itail ; will maike spleialc farm; tim liar Is line. lilaus lie sidl. i250natris ian .Iltl intstaitte,.10 acres in culti via t m, 1011 itreS Itittomi, II itatres in gotod pins!tare, goutittli liasahouie, a0 nres fine aage grass, not I etateIret, tbl for fouir horti-i; this piinee Is weolA at auterii uettl ihatilbiriiin lit 1)451. \* aleiitnle lot Ala aitin stree't, Picakens,~ cn ta unttg lit-ere. ai tial tiblit atittiwell of good walter til ptreuei: one ef i h,> io.si vialtuable lots Ai furi if :::iFii urt Ii oile- want of P'ickens; l30iteras a!eireil. bineelli ini goiti thImber; wvell wh atrl by iiratak iunt -pa iius; near Coantcordl ihurc h ii an. iiihoil hiouse; alejirrible ntelghbor inen!tt.lit n, I erst linnnott 11m land on if.. I t'ei 3'I e reak : iii ni Igh Cl i t tt auitivat ion; I.etttl bibtliiti:,: lit i t aiter itanl a gaitt orehiard; term'. ti jtar centI.; Itinla ; yaears. .\;H iplin jil liirita tof Call neres, 2? amile naorth of liaen oia grittled riatd: tharee goo<d Iteamt, hoauisas. iii i-ra in Ihighi sitate of cultivatlin, 30 nires lest l Twelve.N .1k1 btitatm; does ntot over tiow; fin iitailstulre aof It aicres, gaood fetne, gjood wel of wnathr iad Iwo gooid jprliags; will iel li enaiy I trnua; pirie $1 Stx. ll60 acres necar ent rial wth 75 neres ini a huIgh tatte of eil iviat Iiin; gaoid d twelil lingad ne~ces 20'.I neries aii itig I 'row ceek :75 nieres it eitii vnl tin :25 neres it-t boittItOil litai: lt naraii of It, ithtlaa i tiCith; t' btthtii hauii aot subjctJ. to atverlowin tl iile of iiall iiant gil, one iule 17it'res lnaiunk inatowni ini trhgliital fotrest; 111titler lit wall ni.i t iitber fit': liac $35t0 . o-i lilr'. tuimpt. ;rovii< t riae 10 ataresa bot Ititiibtr: prnil. M til. ile fi raom ilikens on gitile- I I.!t I-tiaiu. 55 aura- 'li ill nit est aif I mos l'lani on ira ierilatt ml in ii htigha liae if eitiviation; I n't ir uti--r uiy butibllints: taermt easy. -Ii ta'e juit itirth i'f I'li-l.ens, jins that corpo rtata ..tin in enullitn sit, 10 tares ofatu 11 .ia ist liit tlii iantl, iine 1-iblin situ: this is ia geood buaig:iut afori a ison waiitinag aI salt fartit naar tin It: pIcntle Su alf ain:.h, balantinh aone year l'oir tiny ;titnit inlrs wIitei to l'Iakens Landt \ inena l'iaii,, '. C. A 31AN Ioaiglas 'atPiao 8450 HIS NEIGHBOR ON LY 357.OO FOIl' TlIE SAME PIANO, Neithet (ona was wortht a nickel over itit. lNSU'1lE YOUlUSELF~ against pnyainlte exhorbhitantt prices by buyinag( direct (Or J. L TA Y NlE & D)AUGIIT1ERS, Ortcnville(, S. C., Who~t( hauve butt onie price and thatt the loweit kanown. Yaau cant payt themlt more thantt lIisIitnets are acit ualtly worth . They are( nt built tha it waly. Write for itatest petI ia offets. * Tthte raitlroada hits not yet comei to lekens, but lk'ies Is int spe1akitg a' litance of the raIlroad. It yatu afe in Eatsley or Plackens -and wish to tailk to iayone in the ot.haer town, juast, step to thec ihhnla" natal Cnll the~ (ant yout want. Te'legrtatms promtly transmiltted and efteet itessa'a gutaarunt eed. .\A mitiessatges for Pickens anda viciniaity ptromtly dli vered. LtCibEN TirLFPHAE tw