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Notice..
COUNTY OMMISSIONER'S OFETCE.
D,nr,,.n,, Ill n.,.L.. S.L 1uon

COUNTY COMMLSSIONER'S OFFTCE.
PICKENs G. H., October Sth, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the County
~ Commissioners Of Pickens County will
meet at their Office at Pickens Court House.
on Tuesday, November the 9th 1883 for the
purpose of examining and approving nll nc.
counts against said County All persons
holding bills. accounts. or demands of any
kind against the Comfy of pickcns, which
have not been before presented to the Board
of County Commissioners at special meet
ing" held during the year, must file The same
with the undersigned on or bcfo.o the first
day of November next. so Tint they may b,
examined and ordered to be paid at the An,
nunl Meeting.
o. L. DURANT, Clerk.
oct II, 1883 3
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Executors Sale.

Dy virtue of authority conferred upon us
ID by will of Startling T.'rner, deceased.
We will sell to the highest bidder, on Sn
turday the 9th October, 1883, on The
premi}es,
All that certain Piece or Parcel of Lnnd,
situate in Pickcns County South Carolina,
on Georges Creek 0ph Saluda River. con-
tanning Four Hundred and Thirty Acres,
more or less. The Place will be divided
and sold in two tracts.
Any person wishing TO huy can mako
terms with Executors on or before day of
sale, a. private sale.
Terms made known on dqy Of sale.
T. J. TURNER.
J. =. LATHAM,
oct II, 1883 3~" Executors.
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J. sGNTss.


h good rain foil at this place last
SUNDAY night.
This cotton is about all out and q
good deal Of it sold.
There will DO considerable proper.
u sold here next salcdas,
There afestwo young men in town
who profess 20 Cure cramp. s..
PIokcns 10 Rpreading out W.
havo had considerable secession 10
our population recently, and athe
Dry is stillthey coEne." a3,
There ars notices cf tife6 s.sssA
by Administrators In this issue of
Y0E SENTfSEE. E$smine them.
Mr, William Cronshaw, an old and
Sespoclable; citizen. died of dropsy at
his homo Ia tho Ccdnr Crock section
Ot this C"unty, last Sunday night.
The Guano Companies have treat
0d tho farmers of this County cons
tcmptaoutly. Not q single word
havp theyt ever heard in reply TO
'hrir resp sctful appeal.
WMn 5lxFEHpED.-The time for
.{,o $iorgion OF taxes in this Coun~
" h.5S boon extended TO tho 3lst
linrtanl About elevon hundred
taxpayers (some of them largo tax
pnycryj had failed to pay whom tho
Mmo HNod by: law expired on last
Hatnrd"y.
Six Of mo Teaguo family in Greon
lVill" dir,. of fovor IN tho samo house.
"Iho DE- examined the pr misses for
n rnuar OF the fever, but could find
H"no. Olpor people who lived in
lh" same ltouse and drank tho same
w"t>r W"r4 not effected in tho loast.
II WI" a strange fatality.
Cot, BIauk has organized corps
Nf cadets olnongst the students in
thH Piedmont Institute and drills
them .dAity$ The young mon arc
making NAG progross in tho Militia
~ ol"' tUH% rcs, and we h ave no doubt
hu, what his feature of tho school
"iA hneom1 both popular aud bono.
EoiM to lho students.
H". :. = Anthony, we AFRO inform
rd will rEh!bit and plow with tho
S%".}5s8%, S"Ijty turn piow ut this place
me- Et'o lay Como aud soc it
""rE 3nd you like it, ordor ono
from y. +. i'orry, jr, Groenville S. q.
whose '"d appears in this issue.
'' ~'a'" air is to be held in Columbia
o. j"r d. - 10 and l6, of next month.
Trc ""'''"'l.os in charge of the Fair, hope
&c r""lr # v:'H Of the most attractive and
So a>l1. 2,"f held in the State.
" '-"' u rphroc, WAS found dead
=! .." '."" .tc!d last week whore no
w. Il. ""r>, picking cotton. He
W, '@p"' to fits aud was consid>
cr.@i, 'a.,nccd in years.
.jN 80 ~ ,rida. Mrs. Dr.. Riley
a"A -, Nr. Samuel Rilcy go to
Ft"u"., 'aj@ wook on visit TO tho
m",nor 4E Mrs. Riloy aud othor rcla
aivu@. - &iIcy will remain during
nh" ',jr And teach school. Major
,.tr. 81, ,,.t,.. = - :, = - I.
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- tl.N ~

''H'"'"" @or OF AnuorSun y. H.,
~.,> in tlr&cns las. week. "looking
;;ou'. 18th aviow OF looating hero
T. !r',,.,l@o his profession.
.Au .'r,. eniz3ed band" of forcipn
t.@"N" srs.a run out of Easloy on lanL
fr'".,. ~ the citizens ot that place.
gee ssa", would blent like shocp
"Hou r.nsNag houaes aud Hoaro tho
wnmoa "ol children. Mr.. IL. A.
II9"s4 &"0 Mr.. W. A. Mauldin wore
"r'T"" tAcE into their buggy from
'Th%aE ~>o4 had alighted to arrest
Shr >'~"tf.t. but nftor re-enforcing
tH..f lnado 4 second a.tompt. whom
loo s,iMpn ran off, going in tho di-
rcc~.'a ot iberty. A party took the
train ~ H"sley and wentatter. them
a To-" ~ liberty, but no arrests
W'vG ,Iio>tod.
lrtood Alexander & Co. have
UH'rd '"to thoir new building,
no"r'y opposite McFall's, and will
b. ,Icaa2t 70 have you call and ex-
A".'"a thaIT stock of Fall and Wins
trr Hpn4R.
|~ylor Bryant, oolored, was
,"";:"d a. donroo, Georgia on lapt
Ir.'a}. t." rapo.
NNrgarot Harris. colorod, was
ia"S-' o" the Same day at Calhoun
AaorS" S1r poisining Leila Lewis
y t'.ts' Ito girl. Both declared
h., 'nrCCenco to the last and suid
+ o." ""r" going straight to glory.
@""l| Iovey, white, was hang.
). ." .o N Y. on tho samo day f0r
q" 'u"r or Of bis sister>in-law
..snn, 30 coIored criminals. he
e." t""a.a Ais guilt.
Uta"" l., Alexander & Co have 6
.n@mpiols took of Cuahmeres, AL,
@'acw& /, orsLcdA, Jeans, Clothing
.s1w'H9 "n1 Gonts Hats CruckerJ
nnj H.asa ware, Harness, Bridlos nuC
t'Fldi:t. Noots md Shoes, &C., &c.
'Ii'a 10Y offer ut pricos to sui
Jh" u.ap,e.. -
M,"> ra.-Tho piico of cotton il
-ja"1'5 q" Charleston at 9b for Low
Hjd"nna 10B for Middling; 1Os 70,
. tio.J MudIing.
In N">mnvilie, from 81 to o., ac
..r'r,$ Equality and grade. B,.
rpu !nN1a IL conts per pound. Sldo
! conts. Corn 80 TO 65 cents 20
hnsi'ui ..
Il yoo don't heliovo tho Casad,
eP'U" Ia Gho 'PlOw tor this Count :,
a*k T"c Anthony, Henry Gndy
. s.d 3Ils pod, and Simeon McIIn;I
4 > u ut ..rom havo it.
3 +. PERRY, Jr., Agont.
%EHu WHEAT.-Z00 busbols n
Blue "trnw Wheat. For salo bv i
E. trKlrFIN.
'Pho n'aIth and beauty ofohiIdre,
.'nn ho rastOrod by giving ther
Shru."r'A, Indian Vormilugo to kil
hno ">rvns that darkon thoir com
pIr%ioD. ...a.
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q" auN"t''"ou ''.'. 49, ....I.y WY, y"
name Of PARKRu's ToNiO. As unptinciplcd
dealers are constantly dccciving their cuS-
toners by substituting inferior articles un-
the name Of ginger. aud ns ginger Is roally
an unimportant ingredient, I'VE drop the mis-
leading word
There is no change. Aotcruer, in the prepara
Gon, itself. and all bottles remaining in the
hands of dealers. wrapped under the name
Of PAEKxR's GINGRR ToNIu. contain the gem
uine medicine il the facsimile signature of
Hlscox 4 Go. is at the bottom OF the out-
sido wrapper. A
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+. +. II. Anderson & Co
LIBERTY. ~ q.

InNCE more we step TO the front and taks
~ the lead. We bought early in the sen
son, Pnd our stock Is immense, much ,aro.
or Than we would 1ike--crops being 80
short. Now these Goods
MUST Bsi sSDLD., IT,
They cannot stay In the store, and to the
great saiisfatiou Of the people, and for the
purpose OF, dieposipg Of them ve hold out
fhe following iaaaeemeRls % our siiiisls.ii6rss
'~,, d M Il R,TIN
7's ahirtng ofthe very best quality, go.
per yHfd.> as. ~ 10, &:..Y -,
A Bleaching at 8 cents per yard.
Cotton PlAids at 8 cents per yard.
Our stock is quite full Of 4-4 Or: Shirt
Ing. Sheeting; Twills, Drilling SO. .'-.,- =,
New Fall Caliooes just, opened, ;oT the
pretticst shades and stamps imaginable.
=. Now is the time TO buy New Worsted
Dress Goods at 10. Is and 20 CENTS You
must not judge by these Glow prices" that
they are inferior. You will be agreeably
surprised when you see them.
We will simply say that our stock Of
Hats are complete, all Sizes. all styles, all
prices.
NOT N y.
Hosiery, 8, 10. 123i Is, 90. % cents and
up; Black and White Laoea Of every kind;
Ladies', Misses, and Gents Linen HIND
kerohiefs at 8, 10 aud 25 cents.'
Collars, Cuffs, sBnoe, Soarfs," Raohings,
and Fancy Goods: Of all kinds on haud., .
Co., SH d ES. >.
Too numerous to mention prices all throngh
the stock. but will stnte from 35 cents TO
So 90. !; We are prepared to sell cheaper
than anybody. ''
e. H. OT III 4 n q.
Do not go TO Grcenville to buy your Cloth.
ing, we will duplicate anything you can
buy in that city.
Look Mt these prices and think about
them, and not let the. Iron llnnd' of pow
erty grasp you. 1t is this that makes n
bouncing business, and our growing trade
is the cause oft.
All who are owing us will please come
forward and pny up promptly, or else Au
officer will call OH you shortly.
He. HI. ANDERSON a& co.
oct IL, 1888 3 IF
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NOTICE OF AL8ETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL5ETTLEMENT.
~ hereby give notice That will abply
to J. II. Newton, Judge of Probate for
Piokens County, s. g.. on the 9th dny Of
November 1888, for leave TO make u fnnl
settlement OF the Estate Of Joscphino J.
GnrVin and to be discharged as Guardian
OF the same. .. ..
D. @. PARSONS, Guardian.
oct /, 1888 '...2
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SPnINdSIHLD. Robsrtaon Co., Tenn.,


November 27, 1880.
D2, 4. BRADPIRLD.-Sir: My daughter
has been suffering for many years with that
dreadful affliotfeu kuown as Female Disease
which has cost ma maay dollars, and not.
withstanaimg had the best medical attend
ance, could not find relief have used ma
ny other kinds Of medicines with out any
effect. had just about given her up. was
out Of heart, tut happened in the store Of
w. w. Eckler several weeks sipce. and he,
knowing Of my daughters affiiction, per.
sua,ied mo to buy bottle of your FgMALR
REGULATOR. She began to improve at once
[ was SO delighted with its effects that
bought several more bottles The prioe,
ST. so bottle, seemed to be very high at
first, hut now think it the cheapest pre-
paration on the globe; and. knowing what |
do about it, if to-day one of my family was
suffering with that awful disense. | would
have it if it cost 500 bottle. for can
truthfuily say it has cured my daughter
sound and we'll. and myself md wife do most
heartily recommend your FEMALE RIGULA-
TOR to be just what it is recommended to bo
Respectfully, II. D. FEATHERsToN.
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der. STHeDNG'S PILLS Z
The Old We'll Tried. Wonder,
full Health Renewing
Rorondiee.

sTRONG'S SANATIVE PILLS for
the Liver. a speedy cure for Liver Com
plnini, Regulating the Bowels, Purifying
the Blood. Cleansing from Mnlnrinl Tainr l..
perfect cure for Sick lloadnche, Consti-
patton and Dysprpsin. -
STRONGS PECTORAL PILLS in
sure healthy appetite, good digestion, ro
gularity of the bnwnls. a sure remedy tor
colds nnd rheumatism. a precious boon
to delicate females, soothing and bracing
the nervous system, and giving vigor and
health to every fibre Of the body. Sold be
Druggists. For Pamphlets. etc. address
G. T. llul & Co, Box G5o. Now York CITY.
oct 20, 1888 )
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e.
IN tie case OF Margaret itit,, ugaiust Robs
ert g. Hunt, ct ul. Executors, 60.
A LII that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land,
IN situate in Pickcus County, on Saluda
river and branches thereof, adjoining lands
of Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt and othcrs, con
tanning 2G4 acres, more or less. Plat of
the same can he seen In the Clerks office
TERMS-One half cash on day of sale,
the b"lnnce ON n credit Of one ypnr, secured
by bond of the purchaser and u mortgage
or the premises. Purchasers to pay for
oil papers and for recording the same.
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OFFICE
OF
& Bro,
west ERfld.
G1'cenVille, =. &.

FINo OUR OLD CUSTOMERS and the
Il public generally. AS we can not see
you IL person, We will tell you through the
SENTINEL that We have just Ibid in Fl ON
Baltimore, New York. Boston, and Phila-
dclphia-n full line of Choice Groceries Mt
Rock Bottom Prices.
We huy our Flour direct from the Mills,
and sell Mt Pricos that defy COMPETI-
TlON-our trade is growing fast: our Gus
toners will follow us when they want
BARG AIMS.
Our Confectionery Department is com
plot-l"ods all fresh and genuine. We
have advantage in freight aud can sell yc''
cheaper than you can buy elsewhere.
Mr. G. I. Willis buycs cotton in our
Store and will he glad to see you.
With thanks for past favors, we are yours
truly.
BRENNAN & BRO.
.aE' - = ".' ,.s" as ,." '1usUys
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NOTICE {!

NJ Office is horeby given, that mn appli-
~ culion will be made at the Icxt Sos
sion Of the Legislature Of the State Of South
Carolina, for Recharer Of the Sassnt,as
Gap Turnpike Road, with tho same powers
and privileges NJ those heret ofore granted,
and 10 be vested in the prcsrn. owners.
JOHN l.. THORNLEY,.
Secretary and Treasurer.
aug 80, 1888 40 Sm
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT.
~ ORS all persons holding claims
against the Estate of Samuel Parsons, late
OF ficSens County, South Carolina, deceas.
cd, are required TO present them legally
mtes,ed to tho undersigned for payment.
anu 'sose Indebted will make payment 10
SamUHt "a a. A. PARSONS, Ex'or,
GOT %, 1882 8
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HOLME:' |: s IMMINENT
M0THER'S FRIEND I

Ono Of tho greatest comforts to those expecting
to DO confined Is q remedy upon which implicit con-
Gdenco can be placad-ono that will produce q safo
and quick dcvery-ono that will control pain and
shorten the duration OF labor. Such Is "rHB MoTu.
En's FRIEND" itand sec what
a Blessing At 10 to Suffering Females.
This Iinimcnt when used two or three weeks be-
05s PT0dnGgc %Sndstnl effect
sve to and oaWSs tho Tes Go%pS5 o5
0M LION to I@G0yGr QUICKLY other words TO have
TIiy occupy innch less than Tho Ssuai time. nc aud
mheS tsy SsySnS S
o. s1Gn chSEactSr rs to forbid long array OF
fully referred to the hundreds who have used IL.
READ THE TESTIMONIALS:
10 0't ho GGTshy onreat every female expecting
ConeG wth shs ehS sGS
eH1S %t %uTpG large 9oS!S.riGa Pra9t.Se orty
W III. HoLMEs. NJ. D., Atlanta, aa.
A lady from one OF the counties Of Middle aeos-
as'aHs ap6sd ss %1' 81 S hR tGF
WTH r. il sVsry instance %heFS % i has BEEN
Gs'I3 hHSl ShE%f asfa H isss sS9id ask
rRa sS";lssq S"IsTn ~ Ese1 Tn1 my te uss ycr
isSt1Nny I m s that she passed through with one.
and recoVeFsd from nof mSs6 1StnGF IeSS s
She sh also recommended it 20 lady :rend VIII waG
S@' vfG"sHsS !ar SEEN ssf ar ha9 ss
EHS& 9IEET hfT4H EshA! MTE s3 nucn
, The names Of all these, AM many othpra Gan n,
had by calling ut my ONCE O'N' S8t S8Ftt "
rhaylng bad the foregoing remedy T>HoAopoIS4.,
IESTBD In Atlanta and vicinity I noyg otSer M n
my , Pa'TSpS ron Ss p9essesing superior mesits
Known i,s ais9 to fefsr 70 the folowipE wei
SSrSmeX cru r.. w Gregg and D. Rain; eIi ot whom
tipn. PTIce Al RI yaer h,,ssioe' VA NtsS PttpeAe
Prepared by go S' '''"''
3. BRApFEELD, sole Prep'r,
For Sale eoery,Oherc. "'''s'""
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IN PLACE OF
SENDING FOR the DOCTOR
USE SIMMONS
HEPATIC COMPOUND,

VT A1Ver ana h1oney Cure.
1T WILL SAVE YOUR DOCTOR BILLS.
I! is the most effective aud valuable Me
dicinc ever offered to the American people.
As fast rs it's merits become known its use
becomes universal in every community.
No family will be without ii after having
once tested its great value.
Thousands Of Dollars.
are wasted Oh Physicians foes by the dys-
peptic, the rheumatic. the bilious. and the
nervous. when dollar expended on that
unapproachahlc vegetable Tonic and Alter
ativc,
DIR. SIMMONS
Hepatic Compound,
or Liver aud Kidney cure would in every
case effect cure.
lfyou arc bilious. tongue coa,cl, head
hot, duh, or aching. had breath, stomach
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~ DOWIE e. NOISE, .
PrUpiet0rs,
WhnlnaSlA lAnnHrarEAan..i !.

Gil 4 RlESTON, - S. G.
For sale in pickcns by DIR. G. W. EARLE
For sale in Liberty by HORTON s. brow
nov 23, 1882 10 "
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In the case Of T. Q. Donaldson, against
Ansell McGiil.
A LII that Tract or Parcel Of Land in
~ Pickcns County, adjoining lands OF
Joe Berry Rigdon, Absalom Talley. Joseph
Harden and others, c-nIaining $50 acres,
more or less
TERMS-Onc half cash on. LAY Of sale.
balance on credit of six mouths, secured
by bond of purch aser AMI. mort gage 0f the
Premises. purchasgrs to pay foi all papers
and for recording the snnit.
}. j: LEWIS, Ger.
oct IL 1888 3 i
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M. ". SNFETEF

Don't want you to forget that he manages
tho EASLEY HOTEL, and will hc plcuscJ
10 serve you in first Glass style. and Tim,
he also has charge OF The LIVERY, FEED
AND SALE sTABE on
TABLE RGDd'EG STREET.,
And i" prepared TO tnke good care Of vour
Horse or furnish you First Clnss Turuou,
NJ reasonable pr'ce. Don't forget hc
P'"oe "her" your patronage viii bo appr,.
cia'cd' and where you viii lie ,u. =, ,,,,
; the worth of your money
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In the case of Joseph E.. Pilgrim, against
Thaddcus \. Pilgrim ct al.
LII that Parcel or Tract of Land, situ-
N ate in Pickens County. on Laurel
Branch, waters Of Twenty Three Mile
Creek, adjoining lands Of Lcverctt Taylor,
S &. McWhortcr and others, containing
943 acres, more or less.
TERMS-Cnsh On day Of sale. Purchas-
ers to pay for titles.
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nNCE more we step to The frent and take
~ the lead. We bought early in lie sen.
son. Pnd our stock Is immense, much ,are.
% or Than we would 1ike---orops being SO
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| Syhp'""H '""v d" '."-" u. .2,"""na 49,.
| ICCOMPOUND Hnl you will get Immediate Q
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N UST BE BdDED.

They cannot stay in the store. and to the
great sa'isfation Of the people, and for the
purposa Of disposiag Of them ne hold out
the follpRing inauoemehls 10 our aislo,IiGrss
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SMYRNA A.

james whitfield II years old. son of Mr.
Reese Whitfield. feet. or inches high, fair
complexion, red hair, blue eyes. one front tooth
org. and projecting; left home about the 7ih
Of August had been work for MIR Ivy at the
p per Mill Has not been heard from by any
Of hi friends Any information about his safety
~ present location will be most gladly received
by his distressed parents, Smyrna, Ga
MIR Henry Mc'jrff elegant new dwelling
house IS beipg painted, and will speedily be
M lered
Mr. John Rogers rev house in Smyrna is
| ready f,r the coming occupant.
Mr. Bass has greatly improved the appear
snce of his recent Owens purchase
MIR James Owens new home adorns the
east aide OF the rail road. near his former home
MIR Piukney Daniel is Ill with typhoid
fever at Mr.. James Gilberts.
MIR Foster's wife and child are sick
with fever
DR. W. 2 Hordn il improving very slow
" stili keeps in the house
Mr. joel Mab'e is engaged for the present
in Kirkwood near Atlanta, having recently re
turned from his work on The Georgia Pacific
Railroad 1. r. j.
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The Jersey Rage.

...Since the Jersey cattle has been intro
duced into this section. the rage for Jersey
stock seems to have no limit-everything is
Jersey. A Cobb county citizen had fine
bull of ordinary stock, which became SC
vicious that he carried him to Atlanta and
sold him for ten dollars to certain cattle
dealers there. A few days thereafter. two
Cobb county young men, visited Atlanta
with view TO buy some Jersey stock.
They were shown this bull as thorough
bred Jersey, and actually paid $4,000 for
him They drove him home, and in passing
a farmer house in Cobb, he came out and
recognized the bull as the one he had sold
for ten dollars. The young men went hack
to Atlanta and tried to get the vendors &c
take back the bull on the grounds of misrep'
resentation, but they would not lott They
either have to submit to this swindle OF
have a law suit.
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Marietta Marx 81.
Corrected Weekly by cur Merchants

CouecIad weekly by cur MeIrbans
COTTON q to 10 c.prs par Mound
GoRN =, ,;5 nor nnshsj
UEtI. Ii - oar b1.b.
HaYD Z, 35Iosl NJ
BR4NEs0q0
0'TS Al osn,.
mEEtC a. nn,ost IA ,.r h,sbsI
~ nIrp VI ~ ~ NJ - rsr rerrsI
piIf GN,E1r -, ..to O ,-,,,s nor ronnd
1,pni.r1o - 80. o.r p,und
SI1nAPS--Crnshsdsn and Powdered 13rent.
:, -, III, r>tra y ~ H,o,vn O crs
",@H9ia'' ~ VS. So - "a Sa"t V;r
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-10-18

MARRIED-On the evening of the 18th
inst, at the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. J. s Nichols, by Rev C, &. Leman,
Mr.. Thomas c Edmonston to Miss Maggie
Nichols, all OF this place The bride is one
of the prettiest of Maretta's fair daughters,
while the groom stands high in the esteem
of our people. We tender our congratula-
tons to the happy couple and wish for
them uninterrupted bliss and great prosper
ity.
..MARRIED-On the 18th inst, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. B. j.
Handy. by Rev. Robert Baber, Mr. R. II.
Daniel to Miss Alice Handy, all of this
county. We extend our hearty good wishes
for their happiness and prosperity
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-10-18
AJ9TELL DOTS.

Our little town of Austell is improving
rapidly
Rev. Tom Pierce's house is about complet
ed he will soon move his family.
..WeIhave one Academy. one Christian
church and are preparing to build Methodist
church We have preaching and Sabbath
school every Sabbath.
MIR Dobbs chair factory is about compet
ed. He is also building a dwelling. Several
other buildings are going up.
Mr.. W j Clay is speaking OF buying here.
We would be glad if many more such men as
he would come
We are giving Atlanta prices tor COTTON.
Richard Burke. son of Rev. Mr.. Burke,
died near this place few days ago.
Mrs Chairman died here on the l4th inst
Her RENAME were carried to Gainesville. We
sympathise with the bereaved families
Miss Lola Perkerson of Villa Rica is vislt-
ing Miss Lila P.rker=on. at this place.
Several OF the Powder Springs, young
men visit Austell very often. and one mos' es-
pecialy down on Sweet Water.
One of our Austell Young men sold his
Sunday cothse 10 8 nrgfo on credit. he
negro ran away. He had TO go 10 Atlanta 70
get him a new suit 10 wear TO see his girl on
Sunday. So mind boys who you sell your
clothes TO.