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<?c / LOCAL ITEMS. Tho report that wo intoud romov V inn tlio ScMTTfJli-f. fn T^nalnv Kfn ?i,-? t? || not truo. ? We bavo bad good ruins recently and tho turnip and potato crops aro flourishing. ^We have Been a stalk bf corn growrf by W. B. Allgood that bad * tbreo finely dovelopcd cars on it. j Tho T wolvo Milo Kiver Baptist Association, convenes at Cathey's Creek Church in Transylvania county, N. a, on Friday before tho second Sabbath in October. Lumbek.?It you want good lumber, Cjdl on Folger vfc Nctuberry, at their mill, on Town Creek, li miles from tho Court House. They arc also prepared to gin your cotton :uul pack it in good style. 4 ^ ? FioNio.?The George's Creek * Grange has a basket pic-nic on Saturday next. Tlio membore of Pick^ r ens Grango havo an invitation to at* tend. Tlio Sentinel lias not born forgotten, and wo will try to bo pi ce; out. mm > mm ? Our fellow townsman, Mr. W. 11. Ashmore, lias laid upon our table a turnip, lour weeks old, that measures ten ai.d a half inches in circunilorence. lie deserves a premium, and wo will eond hfni to I ho Greenville ; fair to get it. The examination of uitnessee, on tlio part of the State, against Smith nnd Rot her, was concluded before Trial Justicc ilollingsworth, yestcrj nm/1 ii.a * ' * f vu?j niiu mu [ji ibuiiyiu rumauueu to jail, in default of bond, for their apv * "poftrance at tho next term ot court for trial. IIog Cholera.?This disease, or something similar to it, is raging terw ribly in this county. We bear of . many vvbo have lost heavily by if, vomo losing every hog they owned before it cat: bo arrested. There nro many remedies, but we do not know which to recommend, but if any of our readers lnive discovered., or know a good remedy, and will end it in wo will gladly publish it. IIicni)kick9 & Williams.? These outerpris!?i,? and go-ahead merchants At Eisloy Station, inform their pay trons, through our columns this , week, that ihcy are prepared to sup*. |>ljr anything they want in tlioi:* line at astonishingly low prices. Those gentlemen have built up an enviable ropHtation, for honesty and fair dealing, and aro drawing customors by tlio scoro. Thoy nro active, and enterprising merchants, and will not allow any to surpass ^ them in quality or price of goods. Givo them a call ami be convincod of these facts. The election of oUiccrs of tho Pickens Division, sons of teuiperanco, WIllUU CttlUU UU lilbt TuCbdlij iiigiit, resulted as follows: G.W.TaUor, W. P. Miea Ilaesic Lesley, W. A. , A. S. Lesley, 11. S. ? T. J. lCicliftrdson, A. It. S. J. Frnnk Folger, F. S. W. M. Ilftgood, Teens. J. E. Ilftgood, jr., O. J. Robbie Ilftgood, A. 0. J. D. P. Boggs, I. S. JM. M. Konnemoeo, (). 8. W. A. Lesley, Clmplniu. A. M. Folger, 1\ W. 1\ m Twelve Milk Camp Mkictinu.? Tlio annual camp meeting at Twelve Mil? Ohuroh, began on Thursday evening last, 23d, and continued until Wednesday morning, 28th inst. The r congregation on Sunday was largo and attentive, and the preaching elo qucnt and impressive. Wo have never witnessed in our 1 ilo, more quietness or better order than prevailed during the meeting. There were seventeen additions to the church and twenty-nine conversions. The following ministers wero in attendance?tho Itov. Mr. Stockman, who has chargo of the circuit, being absent on account ot Bickncd^ : Dr. Darby, I*. E.; and Hevs. Walker, Attaway, Jackson, l*hillips^ Davis, Gaines, Duraut, Ariail, Sm tl? and Bowuiau. 4 I % I Sai.k ok Lots at Liberty.?Tho I fj <11 rt A 4 I AIM n - * ' II *- ? C? 1 - i ! - vniv tviy ii IVlfJ lib j jiuurty ouiiiuu on tho 23d inst., must havo boon vory gratifying as well as profitablo to those intorcstod. Sotno of tho front lots Hold at tho rato of 81,440 por aero, and all tho othors sold at high figures. Tho crowd in attondanco was largo, and meant business. Tho prospects for tho growth and pros% purity of tho now town bogins undor vory encouraging oircumstances, and wo hopo to too it flourish liko a green bay treo. Tho lots were not all disposod of on tho 23d, but to givo ovorybody a chanco, thoro is to bo anothor salo on tho 7th of next month upon tho samo conditions as tho first salo. Seo notico in another column, and do not fail to purchaso it you desire to locato in 0110 o( tlio iinost sections in South Carolina, for this will bo tlio last opportunity. On Sunday night, last, a colored boy broko open tlio tool chest of Mr. James Baswoll, at Easloy Station, and stole a band-saw and several oilier tools, and decamped Monday morning for this placo. Mr. Daswoll bearing ot him, at once started and beat him to this place, bad a warrant ;oann,l ?..,i ...i i- ?i- > loouvu, ttiiu wwv.ii uu urrivuu w<13 prepared to tako chargo of him. CulVic did not seo the propriety of surrendering at first and depended upon his lepjs to give liim a safe tielivorenee. lie was.soon overhauled, however, by a party of gentlemen on horse back, and brought back and lodged in jail, lie gave his name as Tom Gault, but Pinkney Smith, colored, 6ays he knows him and his proper name is Frank Williams. Frank Bays he was raised by a Mr. Dennett, in Laurens county,?has worked at Seneca City, and lastly at Piedmont manufactory. He is doubtless a bad character,-and il wanted anywhere else to answer for any ofl'euse, ho can be had when through with at this place. No CoL'UT.? Wo publish a letter this week from Judge Cjoke, stating that ho has como to the conclusion not to hold court at this placo in N .veinher, giving his reasons for lite Mime. 1 hie ilotonniiialiou of llto Judge's will niocl ihj approval of all tlie tax-payers in the county. Do You Want Health -' Why Wii.i. Vi: Dir. ?.? Death, or v.ls:il is worse, is (lie inevitable result of coiuiitucil suspension of the menstrual flow. It n condition which should not bo trilled with. Immediate rolicl i? the only safeguard against constitutionul vuin. In nil cases of suppression, suspension or other irrogulrrity of the / courses," Dr. J. Dradfield's Female llegulnlor is the only sure remedy. It acts by giving folic to the nervous centres, improving the blood and determining directly to the organs of menstruation. It is a legitimate prescrip !!!(* !!!0' r ! 1! 0!!!?J{J!i I UOCtOTS IIit Prepared l?y J 11 liradficld, druggist, Atlanta, Cia , $1.50 per botttlc, ami sold by respectable druggists everywhere. Boon to Suffering Females. LaOrange, (la., March 20, 1870. Hradtield & Co., Atlanta, Ga.?Poat Sira? I take pleasure in stating thai I have used tor the last twenty years the medicine you arc putting up, known as Dr. llradficld's Female Regulator, and consider it the best oomhinas tion ever gotten together for tho diseases for which it is recommended. 1 have been familiar with the preparation both as a practitioner of medicino and in domestic practice, and can honestly say that I consider it a boon to suffering females, and can but hope that every lauy in our land, who may be suffering in any way peculiar to their sex, may be able to procure a bottle, and their Bufferings may not only bo relieved, but tliey may be res to rod to health and strength. Willi inv 1/5inlr??rt ^ vft'* ? I am very respect fully, iioSO ho W. \). FKRHLL, M. 1). Liver; and Sale Stalks. i Parties ?lesirinij to hiro conveyance to Pickou.s Court lloti.se, Table lloek ami other points, can be nccoinntodiilcd a( my Stables, at all liours of tlie day and night. l'urclinsci'H can aluo lie supplied with Good Slock nt rcnsonablepricos. J0<K) ' Itcgular Mail Line lo I'ickuus (Joint house daily. (Sun-lays excepted.) KK'IIKY & WYATT. i'.asley Elation, S. 0., Aug, 3, 11^7i">. nu-l'.i-ly I lake thin inetlio'l of informing my friends I lint 1 will ho found in my ullico on eacli SATURDAY, for tho purpose of transacting any business thai comes under my jurisdic tioti. As my duties as School Commissioner will compel me to he absent in different parts ol the county, 1 make this special Appointment for the benefit of all concerned. 11. A. UOWKN, no2 j ly Scool Commissioner. ? NEW ADVERTISE M ENTS. rpTtoale, ?Manufacturer of? Doors, SasHEs, PiL.??BflS3?. ?Dealer in? BUILDERS' HARDWARE, r\:i~ o_ _ 1 dill Lb, W11S, 0?C ?Solo Agont for ? Tim National Mixed Paint Co. Thk Oh hat Amimucan Fiuk Kxti.vyUisiiKH Co. PAGE MACHINE BELTING CO. . Send i<\>k Pkicks. Ofltco nti<l Wftrorooms, Nos. 20 vfc 22 I layno aii'l 3S and 3.j ? A MIO. Factory and Yards, Ash ley Iliver, West End Brond Street, CIIAIUjBSTON, S. C. 4-ly VALUABLE LAND SALE.: < I will sell Id <lie highest bidder, a I f'ickens (! II, on saleday in October next, the ro:il state of Jane li. Arnold, deceased, to-wit ; One tvacl of land lying on George's Creek, a few miles northeast ef Kisley Station, containing three hundred acre-?, fifty of which is lirsl-class bottom land: one huu 'red original and line forest, tiie balance clcarcd and ? in a good state of cultivation. On the ^ premises is a large and comfortable dwelling, with all necessary out-buildings, 1 Terms?One-third cash, balance in one and > two years, with interest at ten per cent, per annum, with approved securities and mortgage of the premises if deemed necessary. A. S. JiUIOGS, Agent for Legatees. Aug. 23, 1.S7-"). < pyi}'" Abbeville Press and Banner ami Greenville Weekly News copy -t and send bill to A. S. Rriggs, Greenville Court House. S. C. no52 71 _ I STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. 1 COUNTY OF VICKKNS. 1 In tho L'robsito Court. Stephen I). Keith, as Administrator de lionis non of Matthew Keith, deceased, petitioner, vs. Margfivi'l Kdens ntid Janio.i P.nrdinc, as Admillislrators ol Alexander Kdens, deceased* unto theiv sureties .laines H. Ilngood an>/ A. .) Anderson; James M. Kdens, as administrator tie bonis non of Alexander Eden*, deceased, and his sureties Margaret Kdens, Saiucul Kdens and Alien Kdrns. Petition for Account, Relief, &e. .. ..i ...h 1.1 uij aiiitMuuiion i mil i no defendant, James M. Kdens, reside out of and beyond I lie limits of litis Stall". On motion <>f \V. I/. Keitli and A. itlythe. attorneys for the petitioner, it is ordered that the said James M. Kdeus do appear at my ollico in I'ickens Courthouse, on I lie H'tli day of November, A. I). 187"), to show cause, if any lie can, why the prayer of the petitioner, new on tile in my ollioe, should not l * granted, and upon his failure to do so, *iis conscnt thereto will be entered of record. Given under my hand and soul, ofoflice 'his 9th day of .leptember, A. 1). IS7?">. i. h. rnn.roT. 1108 101 Frobato Judgv [ STATE OK 80UT11 CAROLINA. I I'lCKUNS COLNTV. C\ 1 C t~\ ? III v/um i 01 vyuiiniiuu l ieas. Baylix W. Mau3cII, Thomas Flcfchcr Mansoil, Camilla Hendricks and husband, .1 nines " 1$. Hendricks, Malinda A. Thigpcti and, litis* band, Caleb Tliijjpen, plaint ills, Against James Raswcll, Robert Howen. William A. Clyde, Henry C. Drlggs, Thomas W. I$rooks, George N Drown, Janios It. Ulazencr, I'as- j ch.il I). Cnrelon, Nancy A. (!rcen, William i D. llrnmlelt, Allen .1. Mauldin, Robert UN liott llolcoinbe, Washington K. Uolcoinbe, I William II. Ilolconibc, Thomas W. Russell, ' j Orlando 0. Folgcv, The Atlanta and Richmond Air Line Railway Company, lefeudunts. j | Copy .Summons for Relief. To the Heirs at Law of Tinsa I'mmu John- j ( I son, who 01 .jonnson, now ilcccascl--j names and numbers unknown, defendants 1 J I in litis action. j ( Von are hereby summoned and require 1 (o ' ' answer (lie complaint in this notion, which l lias been tilcil in tlio otlicc of the Clerk of the ' Court of Common I'leas for said county, and to serve ft copy of your answer on the sub. SCribers at tlicit* olllcc, in the city of llrcenville, S. C., within twenty days after the j service of this summons on you, exclusive of the ilny of service. If you fail to answer tli's complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaint ill's will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated .SVpt, 10, 187">. Will i NT.It k 8YMMHS, no!) (Jw Plaintiffs' Attorneys. muT PUPTWif 1ml imi, imiui, miu JIOVKV SA VI'I?. Dealers save Five, Ten and Fifteen dollars per thousand on Cigars, and got Tobacco at lowest figures, by or- i dering from PERRY' & SLAWSON, Indian Girl Cigar Store, COLUMBIA B.C. j N. 1). Send lor Samples. Dee'21 IS tt. j N K W A1) V KI tTISEMENTS. Easley High- School, V idl. ^"v tiv t vritv ** ummiii k >in ill r*? l Tho exorcises of (bis School wcro opened on Tuesday, ^ept, 14th. Tuition per Scholastic year : Primary Dopartmont . . $20 Intermediate Department . . 30 High School Department . . 4U Good hoard can he secured in tho village at from $10 to 3512 .por month. For further particulars, address tho, principal. no '! 4t WM. S. MOKIUSON, A. 11. Gentlemen's 1 0 i:mn>8tn n of i asiiio.\, ? <4i'<>citvillc, S. The undersigned beg leave to inform tlusir friends nud the public generally, that they intend opening on? the 1st of October, 1875, in one <fl' the front buihlings, second door above the postoflicc, one of tlic largest and most omplete stock of HEADY MAl?K CU )T 111N (1 n nd*(; 1: N T LK M HNS F U K NISFlINU GOODS ever brongnt to this market, nnd as we intend purchasing Rur entire stock with tho casfc, will bo enabled to otfer our i^oods at very low prices. <'till and see us before purchasing else ivhere, as it will be a pleasure for us to show >ur goods. McMAIlAN, MOUOAN & DAVIS. 5 lm NOTICE] Wo have received our Fall aittl Winter G)do(Is, md are prepared to sell goods at low figures. v o have on haml Iwo carloads of Salt and wo ear loads of Bagging and Tics, which vc propose lo sell at Greenville prices. Highest cash price paid for UMton. Wrapping Paper nt Wholesale l'riecs. nootf It. K. I10LC0MHK & SON. (1olouis(s, llniii^Taiiis ami Travelers W est ward. For map circulars, condensed lime tahlrs i!vl general information in regard to transportation facilities to all points in Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Colorado, Kansas, Texas, Iowa, New Mexico, Utah and 11 - * '?rrv 1 v "4 uMuiws i i>. Whknn, Oener.d immigrant Agent, Olliec No J II. I. Kuuimii iiousc, .uiunia, (in. No one sli -ultl go West without lirsl getting in communication with (lie General Immigrant Agent, and becomc informed as to ^ulterior n?ivnutngos, cheap ami quick transportation of families, household poods, stock, mid I'M'ining implements generally. All information clieci fully given. W. I.. DANU'.Y, nil! Om 0. I*. & T. A. Advertiser's Gazette 8 4 A JOVUNA I- OF INFORMATION FOli ADVKUTISFIiS. FDITION, f),nOO COP IKS. PUIUjISJLKI) WFFK FY. TFILMS, PFI! ANs NI!A!, IN ADYANCH. Kivr, pi'koiick.v corns (difkkkknt I) AT lis) TO ON E ADHKKtsB KOK 2") CT8. Off'ico No 41 Park Row. New York [}E0 P HOWELL & CO . V.d^fnrs a tifl Piililielini-e SIMI'IJ: & ALK.VANDEK, Manufacturers ami Jobbers of MKN'S 150 YS' WOMEN'S, BOOTS ami SHOES, Cliarlolle, N. C. 1 1 in $50 TO WOO"' Has boon invcs-'.ctl in ?lock Privileges ami >al?l <>00 ,S, PROFIT. "iiuwiu wo it. \ i>ooK on Wall St., sen! i-3C. TIJMMMIH1H Si CO., Hankers .v liroker?, - Wall si., N. V. f II I A A Tl.o choicest in t lie world? 1. 1 JiVlO. Importers' pri? o? -Largest Company in America?staple article?pleases' jveryl)o?ly?Trade continually increasing? AgcntM wain oil everywhere -hesi iinluconenfs don't waste ?intc?poi? 1 for circular o Uoijrut Wku,s, l:i Vesey St., N. V., 1'. (). IJox 1287. IKS WEEKLY SUN,.,:,..; lo New Years, post paid, ?>0 cts. Address "The Sun," N. V. J0t Iflf > V \V I . I' Iv nfiitirdlilnoil t/. ????.! !?'?? V'JTiiinle Agent*, in their locality. Costs yj I I NOTHING Jo try it. l'at-ticulars free t ' l\ (). VIUKHRY & CO., Augusta, Me I )SYOIIOM.\N( V, OR SOUL Oil ARMING. JL Mow ci Mi or sex may fascinate niul gain the love and affections of any person they choose, instantly. ' ' is art all can possess, free, by mail, for - "? ccnts ; together with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Mints to Ladies, etc. 1,000,000 sold. A <"iueev I book. I A>Klrohs T. WILLIAM A CO., Pub' 1'hila. C);*\ TO I 1H'1' ! Agents wanted. t|)/wU All classes of working people, of oil Iter sex, young or old, make more money at work for us in their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else. l*:irl iniliiry tVr*r*. Ail.lcnuu 4! QTlVvlMY x- i '< l l'orllurn), Maine. li?w N<>< *< ?>. '1 lie Hlidersi((iieil, having rostimoil (lie prn<s lice of law, will n'lend (lie Cuurirf <>n llifl 8(h Judicial Cirouil. Ilusincss loll with Win. I'. Ila^oeil, a I Pickens II.. will l?c promptly UlUMldcd 10. J- w 11.111U1SUN. 1 J, 1*71. ????? NEW ADVERTISEMENTS E. It. GRIFFIN, ?DEALER IN? DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, UOOTN, NIIOES, Hardware, Etc., riOKENS 0. II., s. c. NEW GOODS coming in every day. We guarantee satisfaction. Don't fail to call when in town, and be convinced that you cau got Goods Cheap. 'Srlc, WcIIn A Taylor, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Having established an oflicc at Pickcns ii.. S. will attend nrotmUlv to all business left with 0. W, Taylor who may he always found at their ollico tit Pickens ('. II., S. C. One of the senior partners will always bo present at the Courts to assist with the business. W. i:. EARLE, \ 0. ti. WELLS, f G. W. TAYLOR, Greenville, S. 0. l'ickens, S. 0. < AlMTSOI'S SEWEinSSW" cotton press. Unrivalled for simplicity, speed, convenience ami durability. Makes a 550 11>. bale with one horse and only 18 rounds. Screw, in ittciiOH uiameier ana iu leei long, For circulars with description, testimonials ami names of agents in the South, address .!. M. ALUKKTflON, New London, (.'t. WATERS1 HEW SCALE PIANOS are I lie best made ; the touch elastic, and a l tine singing tone, powerful, pure and even. I Waters' ('oiiccrio Organ* I cannot be excelled in ionc or beauty ; they defy competition, tjic uoncerto siop is .1 tine Imitation of ihe Human Voice. l'RICK KXTKKMBLV I.OW FOR CASH during tills Month. Monthly In.slallmoKls received; Piano* and Organs to Lei, and Kent innnoy allowed if purchased. Secondhand Instrument# AT GRKAT BARGAINS. WJtfTl'll \ HKnral .1; . ? Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Schools, Lodges, ctc. Special Inducements (o the trndo. Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. HORACE WATERS & SONS, -181 Broadway, New Vo\k, Hox 3,507. FITS AND EPILEPSY positively cured. The w^rst cases, of long| est standing, by using Dr. Hebbard's CureA bottle sent free to .ill addressing J. S. 1)ih. niti:, PrugglM, ?l 1 6th Are-, N. V. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS^ ' i i t U . J " . V/ . * " / * ' ... i * . ( * 1 r ?*' ! ( ' < * " ; ; The Farmers' Friend. If you have anything to 6ell, bring it on ! If you want to buy anything, I will 6cll it to you 1 If you don't see what you want, nsk for it 1 If I have not what you want on hand, I will send and get it for you 1 Respectfully, W. T. McFALt. I I 1 . V v % A ... J 'I " * f f ; ll \ 1 v f Town Lots for Sale. I will soli at Liberty Station, on th<* Air Lin ltnilrond, in l'ickens county, 8. C.t on THURSDAY, the 7tli day of October, a number at valuable and desirable building lots, to contain from one-fourth of an acre to four acres each. The village will be situated on a beautiful plateau of land, in one of the healthiest sections of the State, and surrounded by bold springs of excellent water, and iii tl?o midst uf one of llic most prosperous farming sections in the Stale'. Terms?One third cash, one third in thrro months, balance in ?iv months, with interest from date, Purchasers to have the privilege of anticipating any part or all the payment*. Titles to Ijo cxecuieu but not delivered until the whole of the purchase money is paid. Purchasers to pay extra for papers. My agents, Mr. Addis-on Hojfgs, Samuel Stewart and S. M. Holconibe, residing at or near tlio place, will lake pleasure in showing the lots to any one wishing to purchase, A plat of the town and lots will !>c exhibited on day of salo. CAT 11A 1% INK TKMl'LKTON. Sept. H, 1ST "?. 2 HI W. E. IIOLCOMMS. U. A. C1IIL !> Ilolt'oiube & Child, A TTORXEYS A T LA W. WILL PRACTICE in Circuit, Probnte, nn<l Trnil Justice Court* of this 8tnte. A1 i business entrusted to theni willreccivc prompl attention. u....i i <k a i - ^lllTXKR 8YJIJ1KB. ATTOnSKY ANl>C0UX?KI.I.OJl AT GREENVILLE, 8. C. |)taciiccs in the Circuit <>wrl nn<l Courl o I'robnlo for J'ickcn? ounty. May 10 -12 (!in