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LOCAL ITEMS. Mr. O. P. Field, wo loarn lost an infant child on Sunday morning ln6t. Died.?Mra. Alcy Baker, a most' estimable lady, diod, ot pneumonia at her liomo, thrco miles West of this placo on tlio evening of tho 17th inst. Wo are authorized to stato that Mr. Samuel O. Robinson, J. \V. S., of tho Order of Good Templars, of Ationia da will t?iaif pml/Ana ^? v-* ? *11 ' ?W?W a. lonvilD rtliu UU liver a temperance lccture on Saturday, tho 4th day of December, in tho Court IIouso, at 2 o,clock, L\ M. 4 i Wo call attention to tho advertisement of our young friends, H. A. Kichey tfc A. J. Wyatt, at E as ley Station, who, in addition to their Livery business, have opened a fancv and heavy Grocery establishment. Purchasers, call and eeo whether these gentlemen mean what they say. j mi i ? * ' ' Aiioy. win ireac you courtoousiy and sell you goods low down for cash. Wo call attention to the advertisement ofS. Bagwell, to bo found in to days issue. Mr. Baswell, it will bo seen, is offoring a lino and choice lot oi Merchandise cheap for cash or bar tor. Purchasers will, perhaps, ho greatly benefitted by calling on MrBaawell, making his acquaintance and examining his stock before p rchasing olaowhore. lie, doubtless, means business. Chestnuts.?The entire failure of the chestnut cron aloiif? tho Rlne Ridgo Mountains, will, doubtless, bo a great source of melancholy to ninny nn urchin throughout tho whole State and also a source ot regret to many a denizen of those mountains, whoso annual revenue therefrom is ontiroly cut off. No "fires iu the mountains" will ho RP.rm fliia UMiitm* ( ynt..?#%? il.? quantity which one of our merchants hold over, and which arc now well dried, instead-ol buin^ fod to swine, l>e turned to practical account by boilin?? Wkatiikk.?The clerk of tho weather, tor tho past live or six days, is extremely fickle. Variety is said lobe the Gpico of 1 ito, but the variety ijj the weather recently is not at all "apicyj" on thy o-uitrary, it ib very di&agreoable, both, to **>:t?? and beast. One day is cloudy and rainy; the next, clear ana shoeny. Wo never have seen a better inno to contract colds and siekness generally, than the Sudden and extreme changes of the past two weeks. <!> Desicrted.?Goldsmith's ''Deserted village" can be, in some degreo, re* alized hero, since tho cloeo of the Pickens High School. Tho scatterin* ot tho students to thoir Beveral homes, each to roceivo, it may be, the commendations of his or her own little circle of friends and acquaintances for their further progress in knowledge during tlio Term jiifl closed, has given to our town such deserted appearance and, indood, such a want of accustomed liveliness, that it suggests to us very lorceably "Sweet Auburn, lovely village of the plain.' over whoeo fato Goldsmith poured out such touching tenderness and molancholy. It suggests, too, more tlmn evor before, the great importance, nay, nccoEsitj of sustaining our school. Dr. Tutt'b Extkotokant.?This unriwnln/l 1 ' ...vm pi vi/in iiuuii iiuu uunoiineu 6omo of tho most astonishing cures that aro recorded in tho annals of history. Patients suffering lor years from the various diseases of tho Lungs, after trying different remedies, spending thousands of dollars in traveling and doctoring, havo by tho nso of a tow bottles ontiroly recovor* arl l?a* m vu kUVII llUilllll. A Bojournor at Aiken, S. 0., writes: New Yokk, August 30, 1872. Dk. Tutt: Dear Sir.?Whon in Aikon last winter, I usod your Expectorant tor my cough, and roalized moro benefit from it than anything I ever took. I urn bo woll tliat I will not go to Fjor ida noxt winter as I intended. Send 11.0 ono dozen bottloa by oxprc68 for BOmn frionfla ALFHKD C06IIIN0 123 West Thirty first Street. f To Druggists, Hardware and General ur ?.? ittCiUUttUVB* I carry in stock from 1,000 to 9,000 boxo.i of window glass, (tho largost stock in tho South,)ombracing all sizos, from 4 x 0 to 40 x 60 in singlo or doublo thick and nolishod nlfito.? Standard brands of Fronoh and Auios rican mado. Stamod, Out, Ground, Enamclod, and Church Glass. Putty by tho bladdor or ton. Gls&lers' Points, Knivoe, Diamonds, 8ta. AKaVA orn 1 ? 11 ??.~ ...v. unuvuuu uuwurora vno factories and I guarantco bottom prices. Send for latost quotations. Truly yours, P. P. ToAr.E, Charloston, S. C. Why will You Pino Away 1 Without A Pakaiilh?Tho demands for Dr. J. Hradfields Female Regulator isbojond precedent in the annals of popular romedios. Orders como in so thick r.nd fast that tho Proprietor has, heretofore been unable to fill them all. Ho is happy eo slate that arrangements are now complete by which ho is propared to manufacture Female Regular on a scalo equal to the emergency, and the public may feel assured that their wauts may now be supplied. Physicians of high repute arc using this great remedy, in daily practice, all over Georgia, lleroafter no womau need suffer from suppressed, suspended or irregular menstruation. This valuable mcdieine is prepared by L II, Bradfield, Druggist, Atlanta, Ra., and sold at $1.50 per bottio by rospcctablo druggest throughout America. Hearty, Blooming Widow. Mahiktta, (la., Maroli 9, 1870. Meiisra. liradjield tV C*.?Gentlemen:?You will please ship us another supply of your invaluable Pkmai.ii Ukouj.ator, and forward bill by mail. Wo are happy t? state that this rcmody gives bettor satisfaction than any ar (icle wo sell. We kavo been selling it since 1868, and witnessed many remarkable cures by it. Among others, there was a lady friend of ours who was sallow and sickly until she vie twenty-six years old, when she was married. Ilor husband lived two years and died. She continued in bad health ; in fact, sho has never been what a woman ought to bo. A few months after tho death of her husband, sho saw your advertisement, and oatno to our store and bought a bottle of your Regulator from us, and took it according to directions. ?? lino uuicu IIC1 nuuuu unu well, urollglU 1ICI* rognlav monthly periods on, niul to day she is a hearty, blooming widow?with tho uso of but two bottles of your Regulator, costing her only throe dollars, when she had tried several physicians and spent a great deal of money without any benefit. Wishing you great succcs with your valuable remedies. We are, respectfully yours, &c., W. Hoot & Sons. Oct 21 8 4 niii.iti:fi''s nalks." STATE OF SOUTJI CAROLINA. Pickens County. IN PROBATE COURT. liy order of I. If. Philpol, Judge of Probate, 1 will yidl at Pickens Court House, on otuvxi.t; hi ivv,v>i;uii?i:i iiual'i IIIU IVUJll EjSUUC 01 Teiupcrancc Madden, deceased, to-wit: Tract Xo. 1, Adjoining lnnd?i of B. J. Johnston, 13. W. Mcri(( and Tract No. 2, containing Ninety'seven acren, more or leas. Trtii't 3?o. 2, Adjoining innus or is. j. Johnston, K. Owens, and Tracts No. 1 and 3, containing Niuety acres, more ur leas. Also, '.he buildings thereon. Tract No. 8. Adjoining lands of It. Owens, Win. Brock and 'I'plinl \rt\ 9. /tAnlntniiin ?! -.vr, ?, vuMWtmtU^ 1UIIVI/-.-JU UUrUQj more or leaa. Tract. Efo. 4, Adjoining lands of Misa J. Brock, J. B. Clayton and Tract No. 6, containing 103 acrcs, nioro or lesa. Tract No. 5, Adjoining lands of Samuel l'nrsons, K, W. Meritl and Tract No. !, 1 and 3, containing 138 acres more or less. Tract Ko, 4&, Adjoining lands of J. 15. Clayton, the lands whereon It. W. Folger now lives ami Tract No. 6, containing Eighty-eight acrcs, nioro or less, l'luts of iho above tracts will be exhibited on <lay of salo. mo anove IjAiiiis arc solrt for partition. Terms?On a credit of twelve months, with interest from date, except, so much as may l?c necessary to pay costs of these proceedings Purchaser to give bond and mortgage of premises to secure purchase monoy. Also, pay exlia for titles ami mortgage. J. IULKY FKRUUSON, Sheriff 1'ickeiiH County. Sheriff's ofllcc, "? Pickens Court llouso, Nov. 11, 1875. f 11 It I"' 11* A L S DTTLKJI KMT, Application win bo mado to i. if. Phiipot, Ksq., Judgo of Probate, for Pickona ( 'iiiinl v oil Hnhinlftir #!?** Of?? l? J??- ? ...... ^ , .... wj9 viiv 4iuni hujr ul L/t'CCUlher next, for leave to make a Final Settlement of (ho Mutates of Angelina Jenkins and Rluor Hudson, and to bo disohnrged therefrom ns (luardian. A NT HON KY STEWAUT, Guardian. Nov 26, 1870 13 4 FIBTAIi H i-TTLR M ENT, I^OTICB is horchy givon, lliat application i.l hftH r>ccn made to I. II. I'hiljiof, Judge of Probalo, for leavo to make ft Final Settlement of tlio Km ale of Calvin O'Doll, dcccftflctl, on la relay, (lie lltliilay of December, 187f>. MAIIV A. O'DKT.L, J. PERKY LOOPEIl, Admiptrators. Nov 11. IH7K it * W. E. HOL00MBE. R. A. CHILD llolcombc d Oliild, A TTORNE YS A T LA 71'. TTTlI.r.l'R APTini." in " v num., i rijitiiic, nnu Trail Justice Courts of thin State. All business entrusted to tlicin willlecoivo prompt attention. 8oj)t 19 8 ly 1 XTPIir 1 . li ?* am v mvriBJb;menTS. Proscriptioa Free for the speedy ooro of apsoial teoublse oommon to to tho yonng and middled ag*d. Nervouh, montal and physical deprMsIon, loss of memory and energy, pains in th? baok, self distrust, dinicoM of tight, oonfVision of ld?M, I and other disorders of tno nervous system conseauont mi v?rinm KoKWa . 1 4 ? ??u?vQ vu?*v ivwtr iuu vitality of tho system. Any druggist has the ingredients. Address Dr. ?. II. HILTOJt, Ciuoiunati, 0. 1 t) a day at home. Agantii wauled. Ott&*J)JL/g fitaud ttrtu tr?. Tra* A C?., Jh?> gusta, Main*. WANTED ages in tho world. It contains 16 aheotso' paper, 16 Bnvolopea, Golden Pen, Pen Hold- | or, I'enoil, Patent YardMeasnrn. mwl <\ n!nn? i I of Jewelry. Single package, with elegant pri?e, pot paid, 25 cents. Circular free. lllllDti & ('0., 709 llroadwny, New York I jrtnol'Kll WEKR guaranteed to Agents, H. I /.Male and Female, in their locality.? UJ II Terms and OUTFIT FttKE. Address T1 "p. (). VIUKKKY & CO., Augusta, Me. YOU CAN MlHi: In OO days in A 1 Stocks. 1ur o ^ " " ? iiiy oysiem is safe, Honorable & Simple Pamphlet Sent Frco to All. IK. II. WEEKS, Banker, 178 Broadway, New York. Stocks bought anil sold at the New York Stock Exohango. $5 to $20 per day at home. Samples worth $1 free. Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine. -? m~rwn ??" .?i. i\u!iuuig, rsycliomancy, Faacina1VJL tion, Soul Charming, Mesmerism, and Marriage Guide, allowing how cithor sex may fauoinato and gain the love and aft'cotion of any person (hey choose instantly. 400 pages. Hy mail 50 cents, limit & Co., 189 8. 7tli St., Philadelphia. Miser's felts, A Journal of Information for .Advertisers Edition 9,600 copies. Published weekly.? Terms, |2 per annum, in advance. FIVE SPECIMEN COPIES (DIFFERENT DATERM'O ONTV inmiDoa , ... j iil'vuuoo r u a jo u is. OHico No. 41 Parle Liow Now York. ??o. I*. ltOWKLL & Co., Editors and I'udi.ishbus. Nov 4 10 4 187ft. TALL AND TOES MOM! YOUIl ATTENTION IS MOST RESPECTfully culled lo (lie largest and decidedly the CHEAPEST Stook of Goods that linn ever boon exhibited in West Greenville ; con sisung or DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GROCERIES, etc., oto. Our priccs arc so low that no houao this siilo of Now York can umler-sell us. We sell Goods strictly for CASH, which enables ns to make tho above declaration. We keep constantly on hand a largo lot of DOORS, SASn and BLINDS, at prices that defy competition. We also keep on hand a large lot of thoso celebrated GRANOE PLOW STOCKS, to which we invito your attention. We hftvo also connected to our Store, a a Largo WAGON YARD, with a well of Oood Water, whioh is Free and Ophw to Au. ^ - ? w aimv M. Itl'iBt, Orccnvillc S. 0., Ootober 1, 1875. aoGtf Karlc, Wells ?fc Taylor, Attorneys and Counsellors at Lav.' Having established an ofiicc at l'iokens C. ii c n ? nui uiiditi promptly to nil business left with (!. W. Taylor wlio mity bo always found ut llioir oflico at Pickcns U. II., S. C. One of tho senior partners will always bo present at the Courts to assist with the business. W. E. EARLE, \ a. G. WELLS, ( G. W. TAYLOR, Greenville, S. C. l'ickens, S. C. P. P. TOALE, ?Manufacturer of? Doors, SasHEs, ?lyres. r&,??RasB?. ?Donlor in? BUI LDE US' HARDWARE, Paints, Oils. &c. ?Sole Agent for? The National Mixed Paint Co. The Great American Fihk Extin4jijibiieh Co. PAGE MA (MI INK HF.T.TTMra nrt ? vi v>vy. Send kok Pricks. OflBco and Warorooms, Nos. 20 & 22 11ayno and 38 and 35 Pinckney Sts. ~--i ... ? - riiviurjr hiiu iiirdB, Aeiiioy Kivor, Weat End Broad Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. 4-ly the mm m i columns, from now I I (o Now Years, i>oal| paid, (30 eta. Atltheaa j 1 "Tho Bun," N. Y. *VT TH Iff A r\*T var.rnv^-n XW1V J\lt\ I'i U'I'Ii'S I'i iM I'j !N TtS. 9 Vt VI' AT McFALL'S, WHEN YOU COME TO PICKs ENS, wlioro yon will find n. FRESU STOCK of n n w A A A W ? u ft i n y y H, NOTIONS, BOOL'S, SHOES & II ATS, Groceries, Crockery and Tinwaro. ?ALSO? A LOT OP GOOD Tobmees and Honrs. - O ~ Iii short, ft littlo of overything. Call in, ftiul if you dont soo what you want, Ask For It. Respectfully, YV. T. MCFall. Oct 14, 1875 1 Thomas W. fall, FALL AND WINTER GOODS At RUSSKLL'S. Roariy Mftdo Clothing, ranging ?K t? o i r. :* AAWiii vcr bU rtU f% BU1Iif At RUSSELL'S. I Good Supply of Yarns, Shirtings, Full Prints, etc. 81 25 a bunch for Yarn, and othor things in proportion, At RUSSELL'S. Good Lot of Grocorios on Imnd and to nrrivo. If yon want anything, or want to soo anything, Call on RUSSELL. It you wantEtiwan Dissolvod I?ono for Whoat, Call on RUSSELL. If you want to find polito and gcntlomnnlv rtlni'lrA null nn Mi* li.nliina/\n and John, At RUSSELL'S. IQanloy Station, S. O., Sopt. 0, 187:"). t\Tr^rir^ r? t 1 \ W 1 1 V_^ l_L/ I Wc have reoeived oar Fall and Winter floods? ami arc prepared to soli goods at low figures. Wo have on hand two oar load3 of Salt and two car loads of Bagging and Ties, which we proposo to Mil at Greenville prices. Ill.k^i ...V :.1 c? n.ii ? ui%dh |>i luu j'ftiu lor vy JHOn, Wrapping Paper nt Wholesale Prioes. no8tf H. ?. HOLCOMBB A RON. P?r<W A*ai?ta wanted. u)/vV/ All claaaea or working peo? pie, of either aez, young or aid, maka moro money at work for n? In their apar* mo* inonls, or all tha time, than at anything alaa* Particular* frea. Addrcae 0. 8TINS0N 4 CO* Portland. Maine. NOTICE TO DEBTORS* TII08R indebted to tho Rstfttc of OnWin O'DcU, dcccMod. mu#t come forward ami Tuiiko settlement, on or hofore tho 1 Uh <ii\y of December next, or tbolr notes anil accounts I wm no pinccu in mo nnnas or fin officer for collection. MARY A. O'DBLTi, J. I'ERRY LOOPER, Administrator?. ! Nov 11, lain 11 \ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SJUJEftFF'W MILK, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. f MM'* n? Cousbjr Roose T8. Tbia Ladd. BY virtu* of tba oxecuMon in Uio above Btat?d oase, I will soil, beforo the Court Houm in Piokons County, on thtf FIRST MONDAY la Dcoemb?r next, the following property, vise On# Tnit of fand, titmU la Plokeoa n *. - - ~ county, WMn?m fW MM MN o* 1?M, joining lhud* of - Md others; levUd on m the property of TMa Ladd, at tha ?ult of Caueby lloeso. TEHMS CASH?Purohasors to pay extra for papers. J. HI LEY FEROU.fON, Sheriff Pickens County. Sheriff's office, 1 Pickens Court House, Nov. 11,1875. J 11?3 ] I Gentlemen's KMPOItlUM OF FAS1IIOX, Orecitville, N. (!, The undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and the public generally, that they intern! opening on the 1st of Octobor, 1875, in one of the new iron front buildings, second door above the postollioe, one of the largest and most eomnhitn sinptr ?-?<" hmaiw m ?!? < (71.()T 111N a and G K NT I, l'.M E N'tt F UllNISll1N0 GOODS over brougnt to this market, find as wc intend purchasing our entire stock with tho cash, will bo enabled to offer our goods at very low prices. Cull and sco us before purchasing else where, as it will be a pleasure for us to show our goods. MoMAIIAN, MORGAN & DAVIS. 8 lm NEW GOODS! I Ito Hffiffiiffl. "" S^ "Kf >*?>' ^ OFNTLEffl'S NRMIHG HOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS, SADDLES, BRIDLES and II ARNESS,' GROCERIES. SUGAR, COFFE, BACON LARD SYRUP, andFLOUK, CIGAIIS, TOBACCO, Etc., Etc At W. A. LESLEY & SON'S. Wanted! Everybody who road tbo Sbmtimel to know that Hendricks & Williams* Have, ftnd will keep on hand ftt EASLEY STATION. A well selected stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, which they will sell as choap as tho cheapest, consistimr in nflft of - '?> r*" w BACON ani> LAllD, SUGAR and COFFEE, FLOUR and MO LASSIE, LEATHER and SALT, CHEESE and CRACKERS, CANDY, FI,SI!, TOBACCO, &t\, Woolen and Cotton Goods. Latest Stlylea of Ladies', Men's and Cliil-1 (Iron's Hats, Uoots and Shoos. liest I Standard Prints at 10c. per yanj Ready Mado Clothing at ?5.00, and upwards, per suit. Thanking their customers for past patronage, they solicit a continuance of tho Hiuno, atul cordially invito ALL who come to Ensloy Station to givo them a call. NOTICE. 1 take this method of informing my fricmla that I will bo found in my office on each BATTJRDAY, for tho purpose of transacting any boninos* that comes under my jurisdiction. As my duties as School Commissioner will compol mc to ho absent in different purls of the county, 1 make this special nnnnintmnni for the benefit of Jill concerned. R. A. ROW EN, no25-ly fcool Commissioner ARSOLUTR DIVORCK8 ORTAINKI) from Courts of different Stales for <lo. sertion, &<?. No publicity required. No charge until divorce granted, Address, M. IIOU8E, Attorney, 10 Cm ll>! UroftJwuy, N. Y. I NEW ADV KUTiSKMENTS ESTABLISHED 1785. the cmiclT a mum, /i ttn rrorr a rt * rtl/ U ly KJ -L XI j LT/1. One of tho Oldest Papers iu tho Country. Ono of tho LENDING PAPERS in theSouth.* Tho LargMt Circulation in Eastern Goorgi* Tke OAeUtl Organ of Sovaral Counties. PUBLISHED Daily. Tri-Wooklv and THEl daily chronicle and sentfnEL in filtcil with interesting Heading matter of every description?Telegraphic; Local; Editorinl; Georgia, aud South Cftrolina and Oenernl News; Interesting Correspondence, and Special Telegrams from all important points. Subscription, $lft. Tiik TIIMVKKKLY CiiuoNici.8 and Skn?t TINKI. is illlolliloi) fm* """'I" ? * " ~ * -V. |> vi iii a \;uUYClllUIIl lO ft j Tri-Weekly mail. It contains nearly everything ol interest which appears in the Daily. Subscription. $5. Tub WEEKLY Chuoniclk and Sentinel i9 a mammoth sheet, fotten up especially for our subscribers in the country. It is one of tho largest papers published in the South, and gives, besides Editorials, nil the current news of the week, a full and accurate review of the Augusta Markets and Prices Current. The Commercial lloports arc a special feature of tho edition. Subvention, S'2. "i .my issue sent Ircc. A Lb 11 & \> II KiHT, Proprietors, Gugustn, tin. -v?-- -? i n -?;M lL3iiBK1 METROPOLITAN WORKS, Canai, St., from Sixth to Skybhtii, RICHMOND, : s VIRGINIA. ENGINES. Portable and Stationary, Saw Mills, Grint Mills, l?oilcr?, Castings of Brass and Iron, k'orgings, <ic. ARCHITECTURALE liiOX WORK, 111 all its brandies, done by experienced hands 1)1 PRO VED PORTAliL ENGINES tor driving Col ion tiins, Threshing Machines, Separators, Grist Mills, &c. A number of second-hand Engines and Hoilcrs of various patters, in first rate order, on hand. Repair work solicited an 1 promptiy dono. \Ulf I' mi UMMn " ii hi. it. J. jiruiji.ii a. Oct 14, 7 J ly MANHOOD: now lost, now restored / tj iihl puoiisncu, (i new edition of L)r. Cul? vkhwei'.i.'h Cklkiiiiatkd Essay ou the radical euro (without medicine) of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotcncy, Montal anil Physical Incapacity, Impecliments to Marriage, &c; also. Consumption, Epilepsy and Kits, induced by self indulgence or sexual exlravn<rnnf?n _ ? . ? o?v'v" nvsr p ice in a sealed envelope, only six conts. The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay, clearly demons!rales, from a thirty years' successful practice, that the alarming consequence;! of sclf-nbuno may bo radically cured without the dangerous use of internal I'.nedicino ov iho application of the knif?: pointing out a mode of euro at once simple, nnitnin ?n,l -(^-....-1 l.~ - ...... vn?k.uiiti, i)y means ol \UUCh every sufferer, no matter what his condition maybe, may euro himself cheaply, privalelj, and radically. This Lectui'o should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the land. So"' nndor seal. iYi plain envelope, (o any address, post paid, ou receipt of six eouts or 1 two post stamps. Address the Publishers, CI I AS. J. C. KLINE & CO., 127 Bowerv- Vow 'lnU- 1>? Amn , . J , ~ ny I uowuuilU toco Oct 14 7 ly AN OUTFIT FREE. WU want some ou? in cvory county to tako orders and deliver goods for tho old and original G. O. 1). House. Large cash wages. Splendid chafice in every neighbor* hood for the right person of either sex, yonnsr or old. Samples, free and post paid. Senu for it at once anil make money at your home*. Ail.lrrwQ 11 T 11-Ht V. /-v ? ?. ...... ....ww ?, w. .u h. Howard Street, Ualsiniorc, Md Ocl 21, lH7-> 8 8rn I S U 15 SC R I B E Poll TilU FIB SITISEL. Butler & McBee, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR at law and in equity. (Gt&isiiTmiLi, ?. ?. Wim, imlarnn: fn t1ifoourts 01 tub state and of the unites states. , j a??i o?i iu tf