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ElAiTOWN MATTEES.
What Interests tho Village ON the IsIli.

What Interests tho Village ON the IsIli.
At the late meeting of the Maytown
lyccum Miss Sieger was elected secretary,
as the regular officer could not attend.
The president delivered his inaugural. The
question fixed for next meeting is that
"The South should be paid for emanci-
pated slaves" to be debated Oh the affirm
ative by Captain Haines and J. P.
Albright, on the negative by w.
G.. Edwards and J. D. Luckey.
Mr.. Terry was chosen correspondent.
Answers were given to the following re-
ferred questions : (Which ocean contains
tho more salt, the Atlantic Or the Pacific,
and why?' Answered by Messrs. Edwards
and Terry. why does water begin to
freeze at tho botto:n?' Answered by
Mr.. Luckey. elf we had no atmosphere,
would we have no land?" A II. AL
bright. "Does it pay to keep Nmas holi-
days - Answered by Miss Seager. The
answering of Miss Eagles question was
deferred until next meeting. Debate was
next in order. Judges, Messrs. Terry,
Graybill and Ramsey. Question:" Re
solved that the signs of the times indicate
the downfall of tho Republic" This was
discussed in the affirmative by Messrs.
Wilmer and Luckey on negative. Messrs.
Albright and Herchelth. Judges decided
in favor of the negative. This was fol-
lowed by reading by Miss Hoffer, sub
iect MARK Twain visits Maria This was
followed by the reading Of the paper by
tho editor, John NJ. Eagle. Sentiments were
discussed, and no further business on
hands the society adjourned.
Town Trifles.
James A. Henderson and Ephram Hoff-
man have returned to Philadelphia where
they are attending tho college Of phar-
macy.
A runaway horse was captured on South
River street, on Friday last. Tie buggy
was capsized, and the msn thrown ont.
Happily no one was hurt.
On Sunday evening the 21st inst. there
VIII be an election for Reformed church
officers. Elders, one to be elected, Abra-
ham Sloadt and Jacob Roathtruck &;
deacons, Levi Rutherford, David Denison;
trustees, Henry Haines, John Fletcher.
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By mistake the outside pages Of to day s
IHTELLIGENcER are dated Tuesday, Jan.
10, instead CT Jan. 8
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"FoR once the scrub women
at Harrisburg will be expected to scrub.
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IT has just bsen discovered that the
clerk Of the supreme court at Washing
ton nets as much from his fees annually
as the salaries of such presidents as Wash
ington, Jefferson and Jackson amounted
to. Reform is necessary.
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DELANEY must go.

THE sudden rise in corn is due to a
corner.
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slavery of passions and vices. A Am.u is
not Jew because he is born of Jewish
parents. 4 man is Jew if he believes in
the religion Of Israel if his moral con.
duct and practical charity are Jewish
if he CO operates with those who support
and sustain the institution which preserves
and promulsates Judaism and that is
the congregation A man IS aJew by
his free will and choice and not by the ac-
cident of his birth. 1t is high time that we
understood that, and separate the grain
from the chaff. We have decidedly too
many camp-fOllowers that do us no good,
but 4 great deal of harm, and yet their
false prophecies are of no avail, for truth
will and must conquer.
Not the utterance of q promise makes
the principle valid, but tho fact, the deed
alone, and for that reason it is most bind
ing On every member of Israel to do his
duty toward promulgating among other
nations Jewish thoughts and Jewish prin-
ciples, and support and sustain our con-
gregation-the institution which has and
always will preserve Judaism, the true
and Old nursing mother of all religions.
And if all, we'll to do Israeltes, es-
pecially, do not assist in promulgatins
i congregation-the boon AID heart
of Israel's ,existenoe-what have we TO
show to the world at large of Judaism,
or Israels charity, religion and benevo-
lence, if We DO not fundamentally establish
in our midst, that institution which has
bsen from time immemorial the beacon
Iight-the Hatchman Of the seafariDg man
of all nations" Israel's holy congrcga-
tion,'' " the heart of nations"
We want all our brethren and sisters to
share in the blessings Of religion, as we'll
as to further it's interests, that We may no
more have to point to our glorious past to
jus ify our claims rs chosen people, but
be able to found them on our present ex.
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THE controller in Milwaukee seems to
have a level as well as a stubborn head.
Last year the city departments were duly
notified that the appropriations were ex-
hausted but they kept on steadily spc1i
ing money and contracting debts t, b.
met out of this years appropriations. The
controller sensibly objects to this kind OF
housekeeping and refuses to allow the
grab.
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| PERsoSAL.--&r. lamos p. Cary
has located at this pace for tho
purpose of practicing law. We wei.
come him back TO our town ns :,
per'o""e"L citizen, and PREDICT Tor
him brilliant career in his chos,n
profession. Mr.. Cary when ~ resi>
dent OF this place bofore removing
TO Green wood to take edi,or;nI
ch"rge OF the argus, frequently ren>
dored valuable editorial aid to ,hs
oENTINEL in the editors absence
ana IL not unknown TO our renders
ne "'elds " graceful pen and gained
The confidence and esteem Of tbe
eood Pooplo of Greenwood, AZ will
90 seen by what they havo to say
ABOUT hlm in card published in the
Argus and transferred to our col.
um"s this week. Mr. Cary before
leaving Greenwood had made ar
rangemcnts to associate himself
edItorially with tho SENTINEL, bu,
since his arrival here has concluded
10 devote his time exclusively TO tho
practice OF his professiun, except in
the necessary absence Of the editor
when he will give US editorial aid
We learn that Mr.. W. W. F.
Bright has very flourishing school
ut Holly Bush, in Easley township.
Mr.. Bright is II first class teacher
ana has been very successful in
learning "the young iden how to
shoot" Pickcns is progressing in
every way, but in nothing is pro-
greSs more marked than i'm her
schools. Flourishing schools aro
Spr'nging up all over the County,
and teachers OF ability and cxpc-
r''nce arc being { nployed, and in
some instances paid living salary,
the public fund being used only as
supplement to private subscription.
Teachers, as cluss, are not paid
enough and VIC are glad to SEQ an
improvement in this direction.
Mr.. Charlie Smith who lives near
O. dar Rock recently split his foot
open with an axe, and it is thought
h'e log will have to be nmputatcd.
Peace and harmony are essential
to tie happiness of any wei. regu,
lated houHe>hold. Good crpps aud
good living are conducive to this
end 70 secure these latter use
Ashley.
so, 300 feet Of cool dry Poplar
';'"n"r Wn"''d Apply ut the
Furnilu"r Factory nc
J. II. Taylor 4 Bra,
tirrrnvillr. s. e..
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GaROd;H3RsH y.

To these we solicit your attention. Wr
"n'e bought them NJ very relucrh ices
Hn' To satisfy nur riS, pn.rS ni ia. =, lr -.
"ucr m"St excellent cotfc. ~ I.,un's ipr
81 90. which will cr>L y"u pouni. Tor .,
81 90 any where rlSr; 3tnd Su CAR 20 .,utInIs
for *, which c"~Is lets per pound
anywhere rlSr Moiarscs krom 37l to 7jcls
per gall.
Flour that hakes well, rises we'll, and eats
delicious. for $i.75 per hnrrell
Cnlicors, 20 yards for 81.
Hats, lOcls tn 81.
Tap Sole Br"gAn Shoes 81 35.
Boots from 81 % To $3.50.
Jeans, the largest stock in the county.
All kinds Of crockery, stoves, tin and
HnrdWnre.
Take notice Of these prices and he hene
fitted hy them. We will he pleased to sho "
goedr. il we 10 not sell them.
HE. HI. -. DEaSSON. g. 90.
nov =. loH2 Gm
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Gil aud 613 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Capital, S., 900, 900; Charter perpetual

Acts as E2e"nior, Ad2.inistrdtor As,iynrt,
R'ce'""T, G"""d'"m, AHornrv, .4grnt. Tm
tee dnd Committee ,aionr or in connection rrtM
on mdirid"ai dp"ointee
Takes charge of the property of ahsenteos
and non residents, collects and RENTS in
come prowprly, and discharges faithfully
the duties OF every fluciury trust and agen>
cy known to the law.
Safes for Rent within Burglar proof
Vaults Of the most approved construction.
Wills kept ill., Fire and Burglar proof
Safes without charge. Plate securities and
nIl other vnluablcs securely kept at mod
crate animal charge for safe return or spe-
cihc indemnify.
Chr Trusts and other approved securities
for Snle.
Interest allowed on Moneys deposited for
definite periods, or upon ten days notice.
W. G. PATTERSON. President.
HESTER ELYNER, Vice President
MAliLON 3. HTOKES. Treasurer.
FRANCIS BACON, Sec'y and Trust Officer
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me many d"i'nrs, nnu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
had the hest medical Attendance, coulI nor
hnd relief. | have used MANY other kinds
o, medicine" without any effect. had just
amour gwen her "p, was nut Of heart bu:
hnpI cned in the store of W. W EckL.r nov.
er"l weeks since anu he, knowing of my
daughters s aill .cIi"n, persuaded me to b;,v y
bottle OF your FEMALE REGrLArnR She
h"ghn TO Improve nt once | WAS 80 d.
lighted with ils effects that bought several
h'o'e n"'''rs The price. Sl.50 bottle
seemed to b" very high at first, hu, now |
think IT the cheapc.t preparation ON the
globe; and, knowing what do about il,
to day one of my fa lily was Suffering w,rh
that awin! disease. | would have il il il cus,
800 u hottie. for can ,rutthfuly .ay il has
cured my daughter sound and we'll. and my
SCH "n' "'le q" most heartily recommend
your FEMALE REGULATOR to be inst what i,
is recommended to be. Respectfully,
ID. FEATUEKSToN
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broke"
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting tceth2 If so,
send at once and get IL bottle of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth,
ing. Its value is incalculable 1t will re.
ileVe the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon ii, mothers, there is no mis-
take about II. 1t cures dysentcry and di
Hrrhoe. regulates the stomach and bowels.
cures ~'hn collie, softens the gums, reduce,
lhiammaton' and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs Winslow's Sootbinp
syrup for Children Tccthing is pleasant to
the tnst, and Is the prescription Of one oI
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United Stotes, and is tor snle
by nll druggists throughout the world.-
rrlce 20 cents bottle. feb 10, lY
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INtOCK TO THE NEW STORE AND
v. buy your GOODS cheaper than You
have ever bought before. II iiay he u ms =
terry 10 some parties Ii wv We can sell ~ such
reduced prices: come and see nnd be salts,
fled. We guarantee our sales To be exactly
AS represented and always have ~ yonI
supply Of prices pu"Ied on hand. Do nnr
think, when y"n call tor ihes. Good. YOU
will hear the OIL cry '.ju't out--yc>lerlay
the day before Or week ago, hun wall
have n large supply in 10 m"rruw." For
We have The Goods Oh hand and viii always
keeb them
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Railroad for Charlotte andt North
q. With AsIIeville and Spartanburg Railroad
from lendcrsonville
II. With Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
rIond and Dunyllc Railroad from
charlotte and beyond
STANDARD Time used in Washington, d C,
which is fiji cen minutes faster than Column
bia
w FRY, Superintendent
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n,Hcnrralr lrasscngcr Agent
ID. CAnDwELL, Asst Gen. rass'r agent
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LOCAL 1yTENfs.


Gardening operations are now the
order of the day.
Major II. A. Child Ia attending
Anderson Court.
=" Tho Town Council have had some
work dono on the streets.
Shade trees have been sot out on
both sides OF the principal streets OF
our tow. ,...
=. Chickens arc scarce in this mark
", but there is plethora of eggs
md butter.
The farmers have commenced
their farming operations in good
earnest. We would. advise them TO
make the cotton crop secondary
consideration.
Col. H0ke is now progressing
fnaly with the work on tho new
school house and will soon have it
tcndy for occupancy.
Mr.. William Ellis, near Easoy
Station recently had two hogs TO
Z" mad. Thoy cut up many "an.
I'ns" before thoy died.
]. o. Cobb OF Easloy Station, grad.
l&tod at the Charleston Medical
College last week with distinction,
~. Cobb is a young man of ability
ID wo predict for him a brilliant
H@d honorable caroer in his profcs-
ajnn.
We were pleascd to meet Martin
!, WelborD formerly Of this County,
Hut now of OcOnee, in our town
I"es week. He has not yet joined
'ho happy band of Benedicts, but it
!" % bo hoped como of the Oconeo
&;"ls will succeed in capturing him.
Iarried, at the residence of tho
hrlde's father, Rev. w B. Single
; ~, on tho 9Th day of February
1&@3, by Rev. s. A. Gary, Captain
lHnlea A. Griffin and Miss Harriet
&.0gleton--all Of Pickcns.
iarried, at tho residence of Thos.
" Taylor, on Sunday evening 4th
|e1ruary 1888, ny Rev. d. b. By
RS, Mr.. Levi Taylcr aud Mrs. Mar.
,',,. Mahala Malone, all of Pickens.
he County Commissioner. Of
County have suad Che Conn.,
". Honrrs Of Anderson county for
."r amount due this tr,.m Anderson
""&n'v undcr the FIRST Act Of the
...l l,.r.r,. , ~ +, 4 ....s .... I.. ....
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On Thirty OaYs' Trial

THE FoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
VIII send Dir. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Volt"ic Belts and Electric Appliances on
'r,"I for thirty days to men (young or o!I)
who are afflicted with nervous debility. los,
vitality and kindred troubles, yuarantecinp
speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly Yigor. Address as above.-N
B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty davs,
trial Is allowed. l882-ly jan
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PATIENTS.

MO Pactt no Pay is our motto. We
~ have had II ycnrs experience in pro.
curing Patents, Caveats, Trnde-Marka.
Copyrights, ETC.. in this and other coun~
tries. Our iInnd Books giving fan iholruc..
Iions in Patents FREQ. Address Il. s. & A,
T.: LACEY, Patent Ahys, GOA + s,rOet,
Washington, d. G.
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CI.OTIGINGA

We have large and we'll selcc,"d Ior IF
GhpTlllNG. and can sell you for SO so :,
bchiI'iful ssque suit, which will cost you
SG 80 everywhere else. You will hc cou-
WINGED when yom Hce it. Do HOT fail 20
look at our Ladies' Cloakcs. ,hry are O, the
most beautiful styles. tr'm 81 90 to $40
All kinis "f Fancy Notions, too numcr-
0uS to IN mt tuu prie,a
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DIR ECTORS.

PATTERSON, Hos T BAYAHD.
JAMES hOSG, ilmington Del.
ALFRED = GILLErr. Dr. Gro W Rr,I,v
Hos aLLISuN WuiTr iIarri.l,r DO
pR p TUu&ER, Hos is Arr,r,
u Patterson. IIuu,inndon D.,
joan 7 Monroe, Hon II C,yvrn
JOS KEEFE. K,c,iiny j.,
THos Il PATroN IJryRyS ErEypr
NEAp. Rcuding pa
JAS 8 MArTtN, EpMoyn $ Dorv
OH. d. lIAYEsAGHEw MiffIintown. Pm .
u HOUSTON, Hon. II f.. MoXAGHAE
Join hEApING, Wesr Chester Pa;
Philadelphia, Pa; CES W W n D.v,s
hon kANDoLrm. DoyleStown' Pa. /;
MOrrisIowD, y. l.; CHAs " Coorrn
Allentown Pa
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aD2tEN VAN &c gBROS..
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

2GAGG VE SOUTA CAROL1NA.
County OF PIcKENa.
IN 'OURr or COMMON PLEAS
JAno Crenshaw, rlaiutitf, against David
HenirckS; Matilda LoOper: the children
and grand children Of Temperance Loop
er, deceased, to wit, J. P.rry Looprr,
Temperunce Hendricks. Laurence Loop
er. Frank Looper md fIosey Looper; the
children Of j. &. llendrickH, deceased, 10
wit, William Hendricks, Joseph Hen
bricks, Milley Hendricks, Susan Hen
drickS, David Hendricks, Elvira Hen
drickP and jackson Hrndricka; Susan
Roper the widow and children Of Butler
Hendricks, deceased. Whose names an,
number are unkn"Wn; Mary Anderson
Adiu'x, AMI J. Thomas Anderson. Admir-
OF the E~tate Of A J. Anderson, dcceasct
aud Lewis iill, observation-disclosures
ron RELIEF. &c.
TO the Defendants above named:
" OU "Ie hereby summoned md required
L TO answer The compnint in this action
: which in filed in tlir Office OF tIIc clerk oi
i the Court Of Common Pleas for DE gnid
! county, and To scrv" copy Ofyour answers
10 the said complaint on the subscribers at
| heir office on Main Street ~ PiCkcns Court
! House, =. c., within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive OF the day of such
service; and it yon fail 10 answer the COM
rlaini within the time aforesaid, the plain
tiff in this action will apply 10 the cour'
for the relief demanded In the cOmpnlnt-
! NORTON, KEITH Il HOLL!NGSWORTH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated February 7ib. 1893.
r., 3. J J. LEWIS, C.C.P.
| rG The Defendants, J. Perry L0opcr, Laur-
( cucr Lnnprr, Frank Loopcr, IIoscy Loop
I cr. Su.ru Eoprr, and the widow and
chiltrnn Of Butler Hen tricks. deceased,
! whose u rrurs mad number are umku0wn
| Take notice that the summons in this &C.
ton of which Ibo foregoing is " copy, wns
| fled in the office OF the lcrk Of the Court
of Common Pleas in nnh for the county and
| State aforesaid on the 9ih day Of January
! 1888. and IImt the object Of this notion is
| the final sctIirncUG Of the rcnl and personal
estate of Ihrkin Hendricks, dcCcascl and
tLnt no personnl claim is mnlc against ,ou
ar either If you.
| NORTON. KEITH & WOLLGNGSWORPH,
! Plaintiff y Ai(orhags.
feb 10, 1888 u 1w
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!. J nthony Esq. informed us
'tS' Monday that Il mud dog passed
r'a'1gh hin ncgborhood last Sum
1"}, and bit several dogs
The dog was folio wed and finally
hj'nd on the farm of Mr.. Jumcs
ltarris.
Ir. Smith Jones ct Pumpltcn,own
E"a nshi p iniOrmrs M that mad dogs
hoEe been numrrous in his section
",5 about thirty stray dogs have
o.vn killed in IL rndins of II few miles.
:. II. Carpenter, of tho Genrge's
''rek section of this County, has
Io'chased sulky pIow. Mr.. Jno.
(. I"ssott ofthe same neighborhood
3ni4nds to purchase ono also, aud no
""nbt many Others in that section
WI follow suit. We have heard
""% aral farmers in This section OK
pr"ss determination to purchase
-'a suiky or some other good culti-
9',.or' This is an evidence of pro-
5russ in farming.
PETIT THIEv1Na. There seems to
i'e class ot petit thieves in our
own who are just now operating
Oh small scale, but unless detected
ID punished will very likely soon
large their business and operate
"" a larger scale. Not long since
t2ey st"le horse collar from MIR.
Hurant, n paper wait from this office
q pocket knife from Mr.. James and
u Feed bnskot from Mr.. J. G. Griffin.
An interview between the thieves
AID Judge Newhory, when they
"ra located, will doubtless nro7c
<'oncfici"l to the public.
THE CITY OF AUGUSTA Mr.. Fl. G.
&i'rcko, Augusta, GA. highly recon-
n'ends Norman's Neutraizing Cor-
@jal ns the best, most pleasant and
she most harmless family medicine
IN existence. 1t is gaining IL strong
tGOLhOid in the households that
oIve used it and is destined TO be
"Dme the muS' t.,.n ,'ar medIclrc in
Ube.
Whom j. EAn-J recently, We
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Il Cam Tell YOUu HI nVv To he
YOgEr Own EDOctOPS

II yon have bad tnste in your mouth.
"ai'"Wness or yellow color Of skin, feel dc.
sponHeh,, stupid and owsy, appetite un-
o'e""y' Hr4"eh'y headache or dizziness,
yonr Liver to act on AID strenathaW 49,,
your system eG:.oi to P
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DR. J. BRADf|ELO's
&..s&AE #tGsEs.% %.... . z.


Itia we'll known to physcians and nlas too wolf
known TO suffering women themselves, TINT they
arc subject to numerous diseases peculiar to thclr
sex such as suppression of tho Mcnses painfrl
and scanty MenStruatIon, Congestion, Ulccr.tirl.
ana railing OF the Womb, attended with nm ru..
less train OF sympathetic and constitutional dsor
uers' which embittefS the whole life, and wh.t,
nave long been considered almost inours0,.
But ut last the remedy has been found In
DE- j. BradAe2&'s Female Regula&o,
1t tisnot q "cure.ali," but rentcty for one cla.,
OF diseases all OF which pertain to the WoMB.
Any sufferer from tho diseases hieBtIbbed co,,
take this remedy and thus relieve herself ,yIlbort
revealing her condition to any one, and without
suojecting her womanly modesty to tho shock OF
| an examination by physician.
10 bring health and happiness to tho homes Of
suffering women is q mission before which roy,J
FAVOR sinks Into inSignihcance. What earthly ben
cfnctlon can compare with one which protects from
That That dire disease whose ruthless power
'Sf Rnn of for s%c
ease light elastic step dragging Wearinef1 ssS
hess tho sweet line ffail grown bSny bGS i8r 'nt 1g
nents ia Tor aJc,o sad days Of pain and gloin, endIi
,hs Gssu,!S e ~ FMHLn S'fS Rnoc, or.
$ SaG@ e hs1s hsef frenSy afy And appropriately
WON'T Ho HS H1l tt tHSso irfSufarea Of te
single bottle q ths WondSrinl componnd @Gi 00'0fe
trial IT, II has cured thouSads. and viii cure you.
EtiGs gm1II Az Is cents. Large Ozo eIO
J.BRADFEELD, Atlanta, Ga.
Fbr sale ewryRherS,
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SIM MONS
SIM MONS
HEPATIC
COMPOUND
Or Liver and Kidney Cure,


removes Constipation, RcIeycs biy,;
ness, Disrcls Sick Headache. Abolishes
Biiousncss, Cures JaunGac ce, Cures Liver
COmplnint, Ov,rcOmes MnlarinI Blood Pois.
oning, Regulates the stomach will Rrau.
late the Liver. will Regulate the Bowels.
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
Can be kept perfectly healthy in any eli.
mae by taking an occasional dose Of SIM.
MONS HEPATIC COMPOUND, The Great
Vegetable
Aiver' && Kidney Medicine.
DOWIE & NOISE,
. Projectors,
Wholesale Druggists,
CHARLESTON. s g.
For safe in Pickens by DIR. G. W. EARLE.
For sale IN Liberty by HORTON & BROWN
nov 23, 1882 10 -
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PENSIONS

4WK soldiers on any disease, wound or
n injury. Fees, $40. Bounty, Back Pay
Discharges for Desertcrs, etc, procured.
- yeHrs experience. Address e. NJ. SITES
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MEDICINES FOR SALE
TIVE undersigned keeps Clarke" Life
l. B"lsam, constantly on hand 70 sale
also DR.. Dunlnp's original King Of Pains,;
Liver and Kidney Regulator and Blo,d
Clednser; so cents fUt TRIAL bottle, 81. 90 for
full siae. Medches will he delivered when
desired. j. G.. MAUIDIN
Flower Postoffco, Pickens Co., 8. G.
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Christmas Goods.
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~ prices have Just male n biz strike in
GROCERIES AND CONFEnrIUNARIES
Having bought NJ entire stock, consisting z
OF Eolfces, Sugars. Syrups, Canned Goods,
T"hacdo. and Cigars, direct from the I'm =
pnriets aud Manufacturers. We arc able
10 give yn Inducements never offered BY
amy one before.
CANDY Of every description. by the
Eox or Barrel.
OK \NGES by the Brrre' and in fact
everything III proportion usually kept in IL
first class Groccry aud Con!ccrDnnry Store.
We cannot be underHold. dive lis IL call
and lie convinced that
aD2egIN NAN 8s RIOS.
EAs'"v 3. c.. is the place to hny,
And Don't You F0gct It,"
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PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.

Observation-Disclosures,
CoLuasiA, 3 g., November, 4th 1882.
On andafter Monday, Nov. 9th. 1889,
passenger trains will run as herewith ndiL
Gated upon this Road and it's branthesi
Daily, except Sundays.