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- il's OQat JtneAningis came home last Sun. -I. O,Dowten has become a member .0t.twg:lmen gang. %rAaict earthqake shocks were feM-A.. geId last.-SVday, '-eimas a,plcitIc at Brock's rock --Dr. J. . Carpenter wam in town last Aeek doing.eona dental work. * Atff-i Wddi bs painted for Dr. 0. 'WiEarle a briiadsome drug sign. -W; C Br ott rs special induce. *teC:weeki; Call on F ., athesided'the South at lignea Path last -Tifts 11obinson has a mask and bat i i wantb to:orgaaIe a b*W ball club .at daute. -Mr. and Mrs. ?). F. Sutherland of P Jum:klntow.b. apknt last Saturday and bundy t town. -Milton Boen'and Corrb Grtffin bW(h colored, were married last Thuray by IU+. J. T. Lewis -W. R. Kay and V. A. Fcrgueon are the dlelegates froin the. Pickens church to the Union meeting at -Griflin. -The Farmers are getting along appndid with their planting. Some are through planting corn and some are planting cot ton. -Ephraim Cassell and Hogshead who shot the green goods man, Appo, in N.4w York some time since was put on trial last t Monday. -J. L. Brown, of.- Awderson, came up last week and spent several days. While here lIe added fuel to the ies of the bl. cycles crase. I -Married at Bethel Baptist church on i the 2dInst., Mim Naomi Kc:ley to Marion v Gray. Rev. John Ellcuburg performed the marriage ceremony. -Twenty eight accessions to the first Baptist church in Grectnville was the result of a protiacted rmeeting recently conducted by Itev. Mr. White of North Carolina. -Hon. Samuel Dibble, of Orangeburg, 1 -bas accepted the.invitation. to deliver tl.e address before the literary societies of the Patrick Military Institute at the commence. 4eJ in June. . -The county board of equalization was i session several days last week. The first day several citizens appeared before the bo*r1.to get them to reduce the raise made by tae. township boards. --here was a narrow escaipe from a dis. atimus fire In town htat Saturday. A spark froni the stove chiimncy of Mr. J.' E. Boggs caught the sliliogles but was'discovered and put out.before any damage was done. -Franklin 'ickens McAliter, of Pied imtiont, a'd M!ss Rebecca Thomas, of Pick etis, were married near Piedimont Sunday, the Rev. J. B. Marsh otliciating. The groom 16 72 years old.-Daily Neys of Gth. --i#Col. D. P. Duncan, s-.cretary and Treastirer of the National Alliance, is quo. ted ;s saying that the Allianco c.11cers are gohvgis prevent tihe.imachinery of that or er fom1 being used for politici purposes. ~ - ouve gentlemen-.wlth plenly of means nand.nmich vim sed energy are teking steps ~.~l'Ip the wire3 and ha.e. E~asIey andi y U~ei1la city pilt in co)lhimiunicattion. with each other by telephone.-Eae'ley Demo 'erat. -Chief of Police Ligon, of Greenville, w~as stupended last week by the city coun A eli.forione month without pay for taking a few drinks of whiskey in the bar-rooms. ' It pohth'a suspension will amount to a Alne.uf 960.. -Mr. B. P. Fisher lost five oxens last -wet.k aupposert to have b)eeni bitten by a T't* Iad dog. T'his makes about ight head of a tUe that have died and been' killed to. - ethier the.past.. three wqeks, .on Keoweec -F Hver supposed to have been biten by some dog,gesides several dogs and hogs. 7 IT.'C. Robinson and J. E. Hagood, Jr., whel)attended the State Sutnda School Con.. Tentioniat Abbeville last wee were very )avish-with thejr praise of the convention an'd the hospitable treatment they received. They'are well pleased with the features and workings of the convention. * -Mr. J. H1. Vaughan, of the Camp Creek section, near Gates, had stolen f rom his -house bet ween the 2d and 8th inst., all of his beet wearing clothes, *15. in money audasn accotinit oii B. fP. Watson for $8. '4 No clue as to.who comnited the theft up -to date. - Bon JoNES. Ou0r young' friend, and nunibier. one farmier, Mr, J. 'U. atheinm, sold to Messrs. W. M. ilagood &Co., 24 bales of -cotton thefirst'of the week at-8 l-16c. per, pound. At,nop.tirn'e he was offered 10 cents per *pound for the lot. The prIce of cotton is a vely'jIeeving.sort of thing, sonme times it 4r~thold ap4 then again it don't. --Eas. Iey -emocrat.' --The following have been drawn' to serve .ae grand and. petit jurors at the Auigus4term of the Wmnted 8tates court in greenville: Grand JTury -Jeff. Weibom, J. J Cantrell, W. F. Rodgers, J. 11. Brown and J. Lee McKee. Petit Jury-W. L. Mauldi, Ballus Arthiuf, Alfred Siheriff, Wi. E.. Gralan, Wmn. Arthur, 3. W. James and 4': - :The Greenville people arc going to make* 'an effort dofeat the disp>ensary law by not signing the petitioni. 'he faculty of Fur -man University and( many other citizens and prohibitionists will soon organize comn. Smitteds to see ev"ry citizedi to get .thenm to wiSliold their., signatures. It is .said the movement against the dispensary is a pow.. erful one and enmes fromi the best elements of the city and lts success is almost certain. -Tie meinb bym the Alliance, it is re ported, are disposed to regard the black. listing r,f Presldent.JDonal dson by Govern-. p, Tillman and Senatorlrby as a declaration of hostility to th'e drder. The Greenville county aillance'dlt its qluarterly meeting last * !taturday passed resolutions calling upon Giovernor Tilimani to- know if it was tru'i and If s4) to furnish his reasons as given to Preldent Cleveland for his action toward I?(eddeCt Donaldson. . 'be Zxeutive Committee of thie.Pick @ns Couty Sunday School Co'nveiition illi .be held next Saturday even ing, 35th, to trausact important.business. The commit tee wonld be glad for the Secretary, Mr. 0. ', B.iartin to bepesn. The following ia the committee: ii. W. Newton, J. Rt. Me , BH. 0. Bowen, J. L Bloggs and C, LIbno. Tm delegate. to the State Convention are lted to be presert. C. E. RoINsoN. --The explosiap -of a meteor in the elements st Fraby atgbt was seen by sev eral of our citiaensan cauoed a great (teal .f talk; It maeAvery brilliant light for arheut a seesdI oand then exploded. ISany whodiQtseft heard the r' and th~oughrt it was thunder.. Mr. WiI am Kennemor was riding along the- roadt near rn., ~I1lder's said that he' .saw teor. It came from toward Glassy Ns ain ad went west, and was near es11 to him-for him to feel theheat from kt, ias is aptodedi he said all khnis of 0dartcout from it Col. R. E Holeombe. Wertfo fteord the death of one of aisperous and prominent citi es. OoL Holcombe died at his home a rew miles below Easley last Sunday at the kdvanced age of 70 and was buried the day rollowtig at George's Creek church with issonlc honors by the Easley lodge, fi he presence of a largeconcourde of friends. Ile had twice been married. - His first wife led ieveral years ago. She was a Miss irnold and they wee blessed with veveral .hildren. His second wife was a Miss 3owen and she with. several childten sur rive him. Col. Holcombe was one of the most energetic men of the cotinty, not. withstanding the fact that for the last fif. een or twenty years he las been such a rictim of rheumatism as to be unable to got ibout except with assst:nce of crutches id his family. Ile was one of the first erchants and settlers of Easleyi and has mproved and settled more places than any )41er man of his age in the county. At me tine lie was county .commissioner for hi4county, but was not *a politician or a n Who sought office. Indomitable ener. y and Courage marked every act of his &e, atd there are few men who enjoyed tfie respect and esteem of their ncighbors ind fellow citizens as he did. Ile leaves nan relatives and friends to mourn his leatl Union Meeting. .The next Union meeting of the first di rislon of the Twelve Mile association will uc held with the Griffln church commene fig Friday before' the fifth Sabbath in April. FRIDAY. Introductory sermon at 11 a. m. by R1ev. '. T. Lewis, after which the following [ieries will be discussed: .1. Ilow can we get the members of the hurches more interested in the Union aeetings? Opened by Rev. J. E. Foster. 2. 'T'o what extent is the church respon ible for the morals of the people of the omniunity in which it is located? Opened y Rev. W. B. Singleton. SArURDAY. 3. The aims and objects of the interde ominational Sunday school work. By T. . obinson. 4. Is it against the rules of the Baptist lenominiation for members to dance? If o, how should such members be dealt vith? .Opened by lev. J. M1. Stewart. i What arc the evidences of a change rom nature to grace? Opened by Iev.11. folder. Sunday will be used by the Saluda musi. it asssociation for singing. At 11 o'clock Sunday a collection for Itate missions will be taken. Let every iody come prepared to contribute to the pread of the Gospel. J. A. GOFFIN, B. Hi. WnIAxs, J. 1). FICm.rKY. Cmmittee on Program. The County Commissioners at th ir last aeceting, the 4th inst., granted ehanges In the lIagood bridge road Ito commence itar Carpenter's Creek, below .1. P. lobin on's and coinect with the road near Peter's , reek church. E. E. Perry, M. Ilendricks mnd 11. L. Perry were appointed special :ommissioners to lay it out. A petition for a bridge across 18 mile creek was postponed for further infor niation. Several claims were approved, tud an election for an intendant and four wardens for the town of Calhoun was or. :lerd for the 22d inst. 11. T. Boggs, G. B. Cochran aud% W. H1. Crawford were ap. pointed managers of the election. Tie following reslution was passed: "Resolved, that the Pickens Telephonc Company be and it is hereby allowed tht 'rivilege and right of erecting a telephonc iae from Pickens to the Saluda river by way of Easley along the public roadl, pro YideCd said coipny in no way lnterfeie wvith travel along thle roads. Provided [uriher, that th.e county coimmissioners miay have free use of said hino biet ween Easley mand Pickens for county business.'' Several pettitions) for new roads and hantige s will be heard at the next mceting. .An A ppeal. To the churches of the Twelv.> Mile river Baptist association : On entering upon lhe dlutie~s assigned us by the association we nid that we are badly in debt, debts which ire unpaid. Thue money is duie to Bros. Nelson and Mauldmn, former misionaries and for board and tuition of Bros. Nelson and Craig. We appeal to the brethren of the association to take collections and' help as pay these deblts. Ten cents for each member will pay us out of debt. Brethrcn will you colie to our help in this matter? Let us payV off the (debt. Send your collec tionIs to the chairman of the board. J. T. Lewis, ch'mn'n. J. A. Girilln, - M1. Hendricks, S. II. Brown, F. C. Parsons, Execotive Co'nimittee. sousthern Baptst Convention.. There promises to be a very large atten dance on tbe Southern Bap:ist Convemaion at Nashville. Tenn., which will occur in May next; tind its usual, the Richmond & Danville HI. R., is making all the arfange ments for a comifortable and pleasant trip ror all those who wish to attend from this section. Special low rates and exeltaut service ire offered to its nummerous patrons for tbis iccasion. Any of the agenits or ofhicials of his great system will take pleasure in sup ilying all desired information, and will rive the b)usiness their very beat attention. Vrite or call on C. L. Hor'ENs, Tiav, Pass. Ag't. Cha! ot.te, N. C. R. W. IIuNT, Tray. Pass. Ag't. Augusta, Ga. -The Louisville Courier- Journal reports that D)olly Johnson, of Kentucky, is to re. Acine $150 a month as cook at the White flouse. -Thle Chickasaw (Ga.) Messenger is re sponsible for this bit of humor: "A man by the name of Corn was mar. rned in a Creston (Ia.) church to a ladh named Wheat. Thme choir sang, 'What Shall the Hlarvest lBe? A gamin in the gallery yelled out 'nubbilns,' and they cias himi out of thle synagogue." Webster's Unabridged IOTI#NARIVi. fly specIal arrangemniit wuith the' puilshers we are able to obtalin a ,numbecr of t he abhovi book, and pr opo(se to furishi a copy to each o our subsceribters. The dictionary Is a nuecssity In ceery home school arnd businiess hionse. it fillx a vitenntey and furrnishes kniowledIge wich no one hun d red other volumes of the choeicest books couhi supply. Young and OlId, lidIuen'tedl andiu Iin rant. Ich and P'oor, shiouhbi hauve it withlih teach, anid refer to its .onsients every' daiy in th yeatr. As some have asked if this is realily the Orial stal Webster's Uniabiniged i)i"tlollary, we uir able to state thmat we have ieariied dlirect frmu the piuuhbers the faet, that thi.s Is the ver work complete oni which abont forty' of the beui yeaIrs of the authoir's life were so well emli.-e in writinlg, it cotiitas the entire v'oenularl of nhbouit 10nI,00al words Including thie courreu spelling, derivat foni anid definiltioni of samne nn Is the regutar standard sir.e, conltain!-ng abtiu 300,000 sunre Inches of purinteit surfacet, ana bound11 hi t'loth, half moiroccio aid sheep. UntIl further unoti'e we will furnIsh thIs va iunble Dictiary, 2d1, 'To any renuewal siausrihier. al. Tio any ,oubscrib,er now ini areart wh'o pa) up tw Jant. Nx next, iat the followIng prices. Vit Kuir elo( t himid, gilt. side and1( bne.k-stampi mnarbled eelge., 90t". lIn1f Mioroneo honmnd. gilt sle andi ha' staimp'. murhled ed~es. 91.15. l. I h Sheep b,otmd~,nt,bher label, ma rbled edge D)el'vered free from our cOhlen. Hub,ucribets at a distance may have the Diu tionary dlelvered by special psepaid express ft ie.xtra. As the puhbl,Nheru limit time time and numi ber of books they wIll fuirnish at the low prie we adishe all who desire to avail them selvese ARE AGAIN I Ii stock of and Furnishings rer eclipsen all of ourpreylous adi .ehave Novel eas on will only favor us with a look certainly make a Customer of You. log a GAT Line o'f o.oo. rfrom a6 geot Suit up. Hats in all 'Shapes and Colors. :with Starched Collars and Cuffs, from 75 Cents to fees ]TH & BRISTOW, - Lk.e Clotvtri.ora. .Greenville i . C. * ~T] Manufacturing Co., Blinds, Stairs, Wainscotting, Mokatels, Soap, thing ing, Mouldings, Balusters, Brackets and I a tent I is, Oils, Paints, Varnish and all the7abore plete )n short notice. Wi i on Building Material call on or write to more Ph iods and will not be undersold. with; e Manufacturing Co. eh Greenville, 1. .C. busin times Du at th4 Hotel N. can r nd are IDg >ur " nes orMcFALL'S to A LMANACK --FOR - Ad te.A-3;r11. An stey y that to Dig The old Oourt Il.maeoup and Plant It in a new p)lace is The Proper thing to do-but La! . . Its time now to scratch nack - HiaR Just received andl will continue e.To get in all sorts of Implemnents To stir the soil with. All kiids all Of Plowg, SweelA, Wings1ji oes, di- Forks, Shovels, Spades, Mattocks, T Picks, -Potato IIoqks and "sica like." u.Always a full stock of-Buildin-a Material, LoMcks, Hmnges, :1ts, Latches, Hookis, Hasps, Nails Paints, Oils, Varnish and Brushes. And Tools ta put 'em togethe, G. *. Saws, Planes, Files Hatchets, ags IIammers, Bitts, Squares, Levels, Screw Drivers, Wrenches and Trow els. And a working person iniuit.t, - Lookee here, we havg Pt-ovisions To suit all,. Hams, Orit.;'Rice, - Syru ps, Teas, Cdfies Sub~r and Flour. er- Our Furniture department t%rXs ifh For its self. -It rtigh i t. It , .. upportas. 000 It self and don't make-an bad4lebts, tGo in there and make. on iRl at .. home. W. T.McFA LL. the the-- - P1,00 0ur 1Market afil -- mCrteIwekly by A. Jhl. 3iorrie 710 his l'eas.....-.- -------- ........... .n..Otr....... ham- r,ard............. by ItRefii............... youar Chickenxa, Fy~...... Coffeewas ..... ..........U # Ejcco...... ... ...... ... -i a m.. ,Ilt~.............a.k .........,I J HERE WEl wit Clothing, Hats For Spring, which effor The Newest Id In Everything, and if y we will We are show! Mens' Suits at ! Everything in Boys Clothins The NEWE ST A Magnificent Line of NEOIoE SHIRTS #2.00 Sl3 March 23rd. '93,M3. The Greeoville Manufacturers of Doors, Sash, Store and office fixtures. Flooring, Ceiling, Weatherboard Church Pews. We keep a large stock of GlaF mentioned Materials and can ship < When you want Bottom Pricei Us. SWrWe Manufacture our own gc Greenvill March, 23rd, 1893-mG REMOVED. We have moved our Market n Restaurant to the Lesley house wh we will be pleased to serve frie-nds. We have several Sewing Machi which we will se- l cheap for cash exchange for Pork or Beef. Call on us and we will endeavor please ion. Respectfully, - .. BYARS & MORGAN, P'ICK1ENS U. HI.,S. Q mar 2nd93.*. NEW DRUG_STORE Drugs, Fresh and Pur All kinds of Drugs on hand at times, and all kinds of Patent Me clues. We are open all day find cheerf iy respond to all night calls. A lot of Fine Cigars and Tobacc< specialty. KIRKSEY & OSBORtNE DPruggiMtP This is the place to get. your Dri cheaCp. FREE TRiAL . i.a rors, louts ofI mtanlyv Varhele, ett': i)r. D)u Mont's NerYe Rt effe-ct a ttpeedty cu re by itsu use, thouuani eni,eK of the very worat kind anid of long ati inug have beien restored to perfect healthl. If te'.tiinonials from all over the worli. P'rice pnekage $1.no, six for $0.00, trial package en curely ttealed for 10 cents postage. Addtress, IDr. iR. )rMoNT, 08 S. Iltalstead, at., t'hicago, Ills, 1'-S. mar f ath93 ly OUR CLUBBING OFFER. A Farm and Stock Paper to Fv Subscriber of The Sentinel Read our Offer Below. wedesire to plense our large family of r era, and are gladi to announcine that we b inade arrTF.nmgernenCts with the punblishera of iFarmier's Gude alH omoin aion. of ill ingtn, Idiaa, wereb weare eniabledi top to ou r aubsacribeysa two papierul for almot,t Icost of one. 'junll who pay airrealrnigen and Si .2.7 in Wfance we wH I send thle SKN-rI N V. anid the i.i -eras (un id e anid IHotne C'otnfltton, one year To new tmti sbrihert bothi papemrs wilI be Sfor one year for *t.:1, cash in a' yvnee, The anubscripit isn pirite of the Si:stiser .1m Vin advancee, antd te price of thme i"arinaer'aG and Hme Cmpanfn i cflft cets, buti by :io nragmns ocngv boIth ptapers Y$l.25. 'lhe Patrmer', O iude anl iomne Correal a nlemht-pauge, forfy-columnli semiinan11thliy F ato eml iouiehotld palper. it I it ul of vatlu0abi Sforlmahton for the Farmer, stock raiser housekeepter. It ts a piaper e-very Fatrmer aIs rt/*om- in- ait OniCe rji1fi E lN r)EitSiSN l'1 respe(fully informr I patrons anti friends hthe hats fitted roomis over the Oreenville National I where he will contiinue to Shave, itair-cut, Si kpoo, -c., i-n the most airtistit style. lboptina strict andI prompt attention he will merit 4patronatge ini the fuure as in the past. Aliso, I am agenit for Ihickey's CelebratedI mulhwi, for prevenitionm of italdlness, -ienini -Seiap, removing Dandlruff anid allaying Il - etNa aral other'diseases of thie SeniP. Very Rtespectfu iy, U. .1. Hlooran 014i:l:N VliI, L ;.S. rJa. 12 oan1. [AGOOB, BRUC SPRING CATALC Dresa Goodx r I nf ham. Worsteda, Pnannels, Out. ,%"rdit tol, l ane. and Plain L ,awnms, 11 NOT01tie,. F~ancy Mualin D)repaws. Fancy I Nalusooks,Il)otted and Figured 8wiose lack Lawus, Camers and other dress Bad Debtx. We won't iname theo. You know wheth ah Is bad oe or not .re ocan onlyaI I;th a yo asct. Are you acigydu" iquare about It? Groceres I! line of Cajusd ooodg. Pickles, Cod Fish, 1. New Orleans and Homespun Syrup. $I Coffee to be bad.- Teas. su garm, 11ij re Silver I-raf Lardi, Cotnvasmed H1ams, liv,ii Ily Pater,%. UJolden Sheaf and A. I Flours. tabl, byands andi prices are r4flit. Come D for yourself. HAGOOD, E E BARGAIN HOUSE The Most Goods For The Least Money. HEADQUARTERS FOR DRUGS, -ines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuifft, Fancy Toil , Tooth Brushe3, Fine Perfumes and Toilet Articles. In fact ever that is usually kept in my line. a constantly receiving a largo and well selected Stock of Drugs, P dedicines of every kind, and will always keep onl hand a full and cor Stock of such Goods that will meet the domand of the Public at Larg ten you are in town call and see me and be convinced that you can bi Drugs for less money than anywhere in the up country. raicians prescriptions compounded carefully, and all orders answeri ,are and dispatch. mking my friends and customers for the liberal patronage herotofo: led, I hope to merit a cointiuance of the same by prompt attention ass, pure unadulterated Drugs and prices to suit the stringency of 0 ring my absence J. C. JENNINGS will take pleasure in waiting on y "Old Stand" on the corner of Main and Factory streets, oppos do Thornley. G. TV. EARLE. B. All persons having a family right to manufacture their own sc ow buy Al the necessary ingredients from ine cheap for the cash. G. W. E. L,rriages, Buggies and Wagon SPECIAL OFFER! TO CASH BUYERS! We offer at, RlEDUCEDI PRICES, Carriages, B3uggie and W111Iagons. COME, EXAMIE AND) lUY. e' -(Greenville Coach Factorn GRIEENVIL14 S. C., H. C. MARK LEY, Proprieto MI1UR1%E, Superlmtemdeuut. ap30Oyl THE CASH STORE ! LEWIS & SON, Proprietors. They still Lead the Trade and are never without Bargains. For the NEXTrJ Every person buying One D)ollar,s worth - $:Rememcrber, will notbeudro. J. T. LEWIS & SON. ickena, S. C VE :. YOUR:.. MONEY And the WVay to do it is to B?uy Your Goods ot ME. ry Goods, Notions, Hats, Shoes, lirdwarie a1 licines TOO CEEAP to 1YENTION. ood Flour at $3. Best $5i.50 have a Splenidid Coffee V pounds for *1.00. [eat, Lard and other Neeessaries of' life CThe 'ming tools, Plows, Hoes, etc., almost given aw T. N., HUNTER, Liberty, 8. ( uuary, 12th '93y1. E&CCOS, IGUE. Notions I Ribbons, "fandkerchtefs, Ladies, Mens and Childrens 'losIery in abundance, Gloves, and Bilk Mitts, Mlack, Torchon' Lafte; Suisses and Embroideries Insertions, Fancy'Edging Nice Pearl BIuttons, lialbriKKan Uhderwear, T omp ws Corenv, Fancy \ elling. er Re Mardwave I All kinds of llutts, Hinges, Screws,. Knob and Pad Locks, Itasp4, Files, Augurn, Chsel', l'lknest Stw, Su iares, Levels, &e. Spades, Shovels. Forks. Rakes Handle Hoes, Stovill Hoes, Plow", Plow stocks, I'low Gear, Collar Pais, 'om Can nons Shick Collars, Fifti Kegs NZails frqWt Faco tory. lJought at a liargaii. RUCE & CO J. J. LEWi5. JUIWCb .t6GOS THE PICKENS Land ..Ageny ! The Pickenis Iand Agency 1oW has for sale the following desirable lands: Ml:0 acres I m tiles below Liberty: 125 acres in a high stinte of culdvation: good orchards; dweilings tind other hoties: lsvel; the best - smnil farm in l'leins coutity; terms enmy.. 50 neres oti Wolf creek. good farming or pas - Inre litad; 20 ntre in enttivation; I-nilie from livkeis on insley road ; on this phice is good I' water tower with grist mill, cotton gin and L. press, aid double set wool eards with biraker and all tlxtiures; all rtin by Leifel water wheell 0. d welling liotse wit I we?i 'of good water and all neesary ot buiblingis: nlso house for miller, C 1d elrab anid pirofitabte place. 'erms easy. IF acres on 'I'ow Crek one Mile west of Pick ens; splendi'power: saw iill, cotton gin, feed er and confenser, power press, griss mill, mill - e rma house. niacliiery in operation; good run of enstom; one-half cash, baltce easy anna I .0paymlents. '0 2c1 ares on graded' road to pumpkintown, 4 Lo miles north of l'iekens. One huntreo aere in ciltivatibn: 25 aere# hest Twelve Mile river bot 10 toim. Good cotton and grain ltird. - One good d welling and one good tenant house. Term reas -. Liberal dist.uit for sill spot cash. l.itinere4 mountlain hanid good for range@ 31 v 'ueyarl s, orchards, etc: Finely -timbered. le 170 aeres on wni.; f Sp inde river, I in&l from I'leasatil Ur ,ve church iai sehool house: 2 acres learud titil, II .eres branh b bottom; oil public ro,si, well watei d: prive '0) ensh. :15 acres (of Itid it Mi. r_tte township near Iation: I S neres iin cultivattion lialatne in origi nal forest aboutidig ini the hest pine timber' UP xull wnt ired : price, CWA), one-half cash balance at S ler ienit. 40(l are.;3 nillos of Liberty on the road from Greenville to I Pivkens; 125 teres in cultiva tioli balance hi fine pite ant oak timber; will divide into three or four tracts: three - settle tuenis ot the i place; a rare bargain. A hotise ani lot on Main at the head of Oa vinl street: good two story house with all necel' nary ott bufildings. 'i arres in Diaeusville township ten miles fromt (ireenville on public rond ; 125 iem-H in enl tivation. I0 acres jood bottomn and 125 ti pas ttire; mile anid a half from church and school imise: three gnl teiant hokises. wef watered l would sell in one tract or divide into tracts; part eash, lilitte (n long I Inie at 8 par cent. A closirabile half acre lot on Garvina street anud P'etdlletoni avenute: ?lt00: p1,atlso dirable lot fronte lug otn lowen t reet : $-i(s; beist b.argasiins iti towni. 0Cs acres int liast satue town ishlp, goodt 'tenanrt honse: lf5 sn'res in esultivation, Ibahluice fitte time he-r atit grass: *l.5t5))on inug iune. - 5 2:!0 acres in cent ral township, I15 neres ini cul her Is finte: itnsst be sold. 250) airt's nit Little lE'statoo, 40 sici-ets in cuilti Vat 1,o1. I0 neresI ho(t totin, Ii sacres ins good pasture, goeod log house, 510 acres fine sages grhAs, not teniced, stable fosr four horses; this place is well watereda si in basrgnin sit *enI. A dsIlraille lot oii tuissi street. .llken, con ? taininsg ' acre, good! stables and well of good wsater 4ot premsinises: 0tte (oIf th, imsst- valusible lots In tona: lprice 1225. A fairsm of dX sares 41 iles west of Plekens: s0 neres cleared, baslnaIe is good timber; well wVateredu b~v ereek antii jprinigs: nsear Concord elhur-h a," lsool house; desirable nxeighbor hood; price 51 .:txt it:1 necres northwest of Symin's Ill; '10 acres In cutivaItin, 25 aeres in bot tomr- landl on Fif teens Mile creek: in a high state of cultivation; goaxd buIldings: ite waiter and a good orchard terms, M per cent.;: tiune 3 years. A splenidt farm (of 100 acres, 2% inienorth of ickeris ort gtsrtded road:l three good tenant houses, si0 acres ini high stats) of cuiltivaition, 30 acres bsest Twelve Mile bottom; does not over' tiow; lIne pasture of 10 acres, good fesice, glood well oIf waiter anid two good sptinigs; will seo on easy termis; price $1,1400 P 160 acres siesar C entrsal with 75 acres in a high state of cultivasti.on; goodi d wellisng and neces' sary out builings. 209 acres ona liig Crow creek: 75 acres in culti ~tltisin: 25 sneres best bot11tois land; 18 nesres of it witha 'ut a d itt'hI: the bottosn hsid ino' subject to overflnw; h mal f ilie of iniht sil gin, one mile of wh11ols i sauloihreh; uri.e $2,0005; terms easy. 11i1neres near l'tnnpk itownlit original forest; 100) acres lis wt-ll and timbel'r tlne; pricg $,%0 Aliso 400 acres uilniprolved tract. 10 sicres bot' -- toismli uianhnrved: 3540 aleres of tiet in otiginial timbater: price. $4i50. H msiles from i'ickens oil graded rom5t1 iti f~initafoe. 141 seres 2l miles soIitt hwest of (Cro.4s 'mains on waters of (;enrge's creek ; good sot tOrm land, ones half Iin originail forest: flne tuiber: about 3& acets es-i.ei iid lii ni hi gh ahite of e'ultivaitioni goord watc(r si 'ecessory buildIngs: ters easy, 41 acres just yort h o,f t'iekens, joins the corpo. rate Ihst s. sill ina -ult ivationi, It0.acres (of (tic fIn est bo; ossIi1 ! hrtc n tlinlg sItet this is a goodi tsmrgsain for ai persosn watnting a simali ain near (own; Price 1700I, hailf cunth, bahaunee iit pnO year igorusy i articulars wt)to to P'ickens Land A MAN "o gh - ""*i '$450 HiS NEIGHBOR ONLY $357.00 eFOR THlE SAME PjAi4o, Neithier one was worth a ifkel ove jMHI. INSUltl Y0U1121 a ist Ipatying (e.ttitanlt prices by3 butyinl ltect frm J. C. GAlt1 ETT, GateR, S.'. 11 Who have buit one~ price anld that the lowe?t known. You cant't pay them more ihaiistruments atre atcttually worth. They aenot built that way. 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