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THE SENTINEL. S. r. BR&DLEY. Editor and Prmmlor, Terms of* 8u Inscription. One Year $1 50 Six Months 76 Advertising ltates. Advertisements inserted at tho rate of $1 00 square, of (9) nine lines, on i.kss, for the first insertion, and 60 cents for each subsequent insertion. Contracts made for thhkb, six or twelve Months, on favorable terms. Advertisements not having tho number of insertions marked on them, will bo published until forbid and charged accordingly. Those torms arc so simple any child may understand them. Nine lines is a square? otto inch. In every instance wo charge by the space occupicd, as eight or ten lines can be made to occupy four or five squares, as tho advortiscr nifty wish, and ia charged by (ho opaoo. Advertisers will please state the number of squares th,cy wish their advertisements o make. S&" Business men who ftdvertiso to be benefitted, will bear in mind that the SENTINEL hns a large and increasing circulation, nnd is taken by tho very class of persons whose trade they desire. piokens o. rr. s. n o Tltur.s<lu,v? Feb. 17, 1870, Editorial Correspondence. Columbia, S. (J., Feb. 11, I87G. Dear Sentinel: The llouso adjourned ovoron Friday, to Tuosdny, 7 p. m.j but no nnnrum hoinor nvosont nt Hint ^ ?-t, I' M w v,,i*v hour, thoro was no mooting of tho Ilouso until Wodnosday, at 11 u. m. Tho day was consumed in debate on tho bill to rcdoom tho bills of tho Bank of tho State, which was finally laid upon tho tablo by a vory donidod voto, which I consider equivalent to striking out tho enacting clause. This bill. as I said in niv lnsL communing. I tion, was evidently a job, and tho Stato is doubtless saved many thousand dollars by its defeat. Somo provisions will cortainly havo to bo mado for t.hcso bills; but, unless a just and equitable ono is brought forward, in whoso provisions there aro such ros 6trictions that thoro can bo no posfiihln flinnnn /^f A u A % iKA mimiv vimu vv vi V?VI l illlMI 11^ I IIU UUllt-'j it can not rccoivc the support or sanction of thoso who caro lor tho interost of tho State. It would bo tho.., best plan to havo a commission nppointod to audit the billa and canccl or destroy thom whon so audited. Tho commission, if poaaible, should ho composed | f>F mnn whn nnnlil illulinifinoli 4 l>r. m w" "'"""'(i"1"" HIV/ Will <fide bills from those that may have been struck on the plates since the Bank ceased to exist. This is a point that should* bo woll guarded; lor I am informed that tho plates arc still in existence, and possibly in operation, JI this bo truo. tho Sl.Jllfi miirlif. nnvni' rrr. t -? fc>"'" u through redeeming them; for tho coinmission appointod, a few yoars ago, of I which tho lato Joe Crows was chairman, for the purposo of funding theso bills, it ia said, actually funded more than was in existence, and novor touelied a gonuino bill. So this question is likely to give the State a deal of trouble as well as much cxponse. The two llouses met in joint Ahn sombly on yesterday, (Thursday,) for tho pui-pose ol electing threo^ivogents of tbo Lunatic Assy him, in place of tboso whoso terms bad expired. The election resulted in tbo choice of \V. 15. Nash, (colorod,) II. A. Moctze, (Democrat,) and L. Cain, colored To day was taken up in tlio discussion of tlio Usury question, but tlio Houbo adjourned without reaching a vole. In tlio Senato tlio bill to rodiieo snK aries has received a third reading, and lias been amended and made so disproportionate, that it is hardly worth anything?only saving between fifty i iur> iiiuiiMlUH till) IUVK-.S unucr tho two bonanza bills. Tho llouso to day paflBod ft concur- 1 ront iosolution, unanimously, to adjourn sine die, on tho 28d instant, j 1 Whothor tho Scnato will concur or not, I tun not ablo to ?ay. 15. j and sixty thousand dollars, when it nhould not lmvo come under a Having of one hundred thousand dollars. JJof'orm in this Legislature is only a shadow?it has no real substance. Tho constitutional amendments suggested by Mr. Cochran, just bef'oro tho meeting of the General Assombly, have received a third reading in tho Senate, but I have not yet seen thein, and am unablo to lay them beforo xrAiu? ??/-w?, I ? r - jv... i^uuurn, i prcsumo Uioy will bo published in n fow days when I will forward you a copy. Tito tax hill for the next fiscal year has net vol hcon noted upon, but has | boon reported from iho Committee of ^ Waysnnd Means, and in its present form proposes to levy an nggre<jalo lux ol K\ mills for State purposes.? mm.:.. ? . i - i Wo Call Attention To tho communication of Col. It. E. Bowon, in rofcronco to Domocrqtic nri?nn!?nl!ni< ! > ?l-!- * *' - (3 ill llllt} V^Olllliy. 11)0 pbrsons appointed by him in cach Township shook! givo it thoir spoeinl uttontion nnd, also, nil porsons, who feel intcrostcd in coming into tho Domooratio fold, in order to froo tho Stato from horrohbor onotnios, should attend tho meetings on tho day appointed at thoir rospoetivo procincts, linH neaicl in tlm n" ?uu.viii iu niu uijjdiniHi/iuii, umor counties throughout tho Stato are now actively forming Domoerratic clubs, in ordor that tho Domoeracy may proeont a solid and undividod phalanx in the coming elections. Owing to tlio coalition measures heretofore tried, a full Democratic voto has novel', ninco reconstruction, been polled. All lovoi'6of good and honest govornmont in tho Stato should cvorywhoro rally to tho rescue. Uov. Chamberlain's reform measures havo boon effected only through tho nSrl nf tl?? T"\nmAA.irt*n i!.~ t V..V, ^biuuuiiua ill tliu jjugiaiu? tare; without that aid, ho says himself, ho would havo boon powerless. Tho government in South Carolina, under Republican rule, has for ton yours grown worse, until tho burden of taxation and maladministration has well nigh bccomo intolorablo- Had it not boon for tho reform measures of tho Governor, aidod by tho Democracy in carrying them out, tho Stato to day would liavo boon in an absolulo and. irrctriovablo condition. This proposition, wo think, noithor any good Republican nor Democrat can conscientiously disputo. Thoro .soems to bo no reform in tho lJos publican party in South Carolina.? Rvnrv K(mi ia n XI - - - - J .u %m V4V/ M II (Till U UIIV, XI loft to thcmsclvoe without any chocks or balances, ruin would quickly follow. This is too palpablo to be disputed byanysano man with tho present lights boforo him. Then, if thoro is no salvation for .South Carolina with in tho .Republican party, lot all good citizons every whoro, either wliito or colored, who desire an honest and economical administration of Slalo affairs, fall into lino, organize, mid try to bring back tho old and wolhnigh stranded ship of Stalo lo her former moorings. .uepuoiicnnism, wo repeat, has been a grand and signal faduro on tho of good government in South Carolina. Its -wannest advocates-' cannot plead tho excilso of a want of time, in which to bring about a better condition of affairs. They have had ton years of probation, and with ail tho reforms of tho present Governor, it is farther removed from good ornmcnt limn it was nt tho beginning This is also an undisputed lact. Tlion if tboso aro facts, why cannot all honest men everywhere, both wlnto and colored, desirous of a better condition of things, unite in this Democratic organization, in order to rcdeom the State from t he hands of a party who have robbed hornlmnst l.n hnnlfrnninn and aro daily consuming her lilo blood? Wo havo tried compromise and coalition measures too long already to no purposo. We cannot hopefully try thorn again; but, on tho conttary, must fight them from a straight-out Democratic platform. Wo aro taught that "thero is nothing in i\ nnmn n l-no.-* Kir ... ~ KSJ UHIUI MillllU would smell as sweet". Republicanism per so, is not objectionablo?not at all! but the amount of corruption and moral putrifaction that bangs about it and enters into a South Carolina conception of" it, is rovolt ng and highly offensive to all lovers of good government everywhere; Northern Republicans experience thissamo tool. ing :it tho 1 topublicanism in South Carolina; and (Jovornor Chamberlain, knowing this fact, is trying to "unload" and purify tho party, ho that it may no longor ho a Htcnch in tho 11080 and thorn in tlio fiido of tho National Jiopnblican party. And, iinallv. if the noonln. l.lm whUn pooplo of the State, aro satinfiod with tho past and present government, of tho Stato, and will not do any thing to socul'o a bettor ono, then wo say, and say it mournfully, Ihoy aro unworthy of a bettor, and wo should nover moro hoar any ropinings ovor lioavy taxation and tho robbery of tbo [>ublio monicM, ? 2 & ^ Wo return our thanks to Mr. [obn 15. Poole, Esq., General Suporin* ! Aiwlnnl aT I Iwi . ?w I A * I^ ? w. HIV J VIVyll IIM/llll (Will illUUIlU Air Lino Railway, for courtosios extended to us. ? ^ I 1 2 W" Tho law against killing door lias boon in forco since January Int. Urif Moody converted ono hnndrcd ruiitwtoii sludonts. I-!* L II I I I I II? ? _ The Fence LawA bill has paesod its third reading in tho Senate, which provides that the County Commissioners of Union, Chostor, Groonvillo, Spartanburg, Pickons. and Andnrftnn HmiMfna imnn I -r tho potition of ono hundrod citizonB, Blmll order an olootion, nt which the qualified voters in thoso rospcotivo countioH, shall voto upon the quostion of nhnlillhinff fliA nroonnf !( ? I -- e v..v, ,,.vuv..v .?..W .???, and if a majority voto in iavor thero? of, tho lact is to bo roportod to tho noxt Gonoral Assembly, with a petition to onaot a suitable law to offoot tho desired objoot. Thoro has boon a groat deal said about tho lonco law in all quarters pf tho Stato, and the Logislaturo has, wo !_ ?t Kiiiuiv, nuiuu wmwiy in uio promises by putting tho quostion to ft tost in tho iibovo countios. Each of tho ro> spcctivo countios will havo, ftt tho coining cloction, ftn opportunity to voto upon this quoBtion. Its action then will Hcttlo this much voxod piohlom. It should ho woighod pro and nfi 11 hu ; *- - v?.. -J J U1IUM IUVUI UU1UIU Ulltlllllg Ills voto. Thoro aro, wo think, both advantages and disadvantages connoetod with this Hubjoct. Thoso should bo thoroughly canvassod by oach votor. > Tho February No. of tho'South, orn Planter and Farmer is rccoivod. It contains a pioturo and skotch of Col. lloit, Prcsidont of tho North Carolina Agricultural Soeioty; and artielos from Gon. Fitz Lee, Col. E. Dromgoolo, "Civis," JudgoCox and other rfiiiroRontfitivn fni?hmi?a r>f /\n? Southorn Statos. Evory question o vital interest to tho farmor is handled with perfect candor. In faot it con* tains all u farmor would lileo to boo, and wo trust our friends will avail themsolvoB of tho aid it offers them in txf\ mnnr r? ? *r? '" 'j' ""j"** Published at Richmond, Va.,at$2 a year. The Southern Life.?Wo boo from tho Momphis Avalancho of Fobruary nd, tliat tho Southern Lifo Insurance Company linvo gone into voluntary bankruptcy, bocnusc it is unablo to pay tho liabilities pressed upon it, chiefly arising from claims against the Carolina Iiilo Insurance Company. I and for which that Company is sought , to bo hold liable, and on somo'b'f which I tho courts have held that Company to bo liable. Tho assets of tho Company arc $1,578,298.54; and it? liabilities ?1,517,000.00. From this showing tho assets aro 801,208.50 abovo its liabilities; il this bo so, policy holders will not Buffer. 44f>4 ZW It is rumored that F. J. Moses, Jr., will certainly resign his ro-. ccntly acquired Judgship soon, and that ho would havo dono so beforo now, had it not boon for a falso scntimontof duty to Whippor. This rumor may bo true, but wo don't bcliovo it. If Mosos resigns, you may hot, it will take a "pile" or some other oqui* vuiont 10 cnuso Mm to do so. Aa ho is known to bo vory modost and sensitive gentleman, porhaps public sentiment has induood this determination. The Columbus Enquirer saj's that tho number cf noonlo wlin Imon 1r.<? t I " ' v ,w*v that section sinco tho 1st of Inst Docombor has boon astonishing. In round numbers tho NVostorn Ilailroad oflico has sold ],G00 tickots to emigrants for tho canobrako region of Alabama, and for Missisippi, Louisiana and Texas. In addition, tho Mos bilo and (iirard railroad has sold 150. Of this largo number, about two bundrod woro whites. Tbo vast major- ! ity of tlio negroos bavo gono to Lous isiana. Jteir Tbo Grand Jury for Williamsburg County, at tbo February torm of Court, in tbeir presentment way: "Tbo I to 11 fl ft <"?f Hin nini?l/ r.wl~/? I f> ? t- 1 - v-? v? ? j i/uu(;ii m rruuuto, Auditor and Troasuror, tire, in tho judgment of tho Grand Jury, good and sufficient. Tho Sheriff's bond is worthless, nnd thcro is no bond on record, oithor for School Commissioner or County Co nmissionors." ttffu l'ooplo who writo postal cards aro notified that they must not dato tho card on its hack. By a ruling of tho Postmastor C/onoral any card on which anything whatovor is writton on tho back, besidos tlio addross, will bo charged as lottor postago. It vory frequently happens that tho merchants tioro aro compollod to pay this poet" ago through tho ignorance of correspondents in tho country; thoy thoro?* foro request us to onll attontion to tho faet. and ask the country pooplo to bo caroiul In tho futuro not to infringe tho law.?Ncwrf and (Jourior, OROANIKIS. to the Ctttiaena" of Piokens County. GnT.lIT.MIiT A S n PnK o 1?7rt V/IJ * VW# V j *viu. Ilnving boen appointod by tbo Exoculivo Committoo of tbo Domocratio party of South Carolina, to organizo Domooratlo Clubs in Plckons, I do ] horeby oall upon all good pooplo to aid-mo in that work. ' I am conw vincod by tho acta of tho party in power in this Stato, that a largo majority of thorn never intend any real 1 roform, consequently our only hopo for nn honost, just and economical govornmont, must como from and through tho Domocratio party, whoso solo purposo is to havo lionoBt, corns potont, and just mon in oftico, who will not intorforo with tho rights of any?but on tho contrary will guar., antoo protection to all hor citizons. I thoroforo, call upon all good citizons ftf Pi/,lr?..? n A- 1 ' V* J. IVOOIID vyvmilty IU II)UUl> ?l/ II1U11' various voting preoinots on tho 1st Saturday in March noxt, for tho purPOBO of organizing and olocting Dclo gatos to a County Convention, to bo bold at PiokonsC. II. on tho Saturday following, to oloot'an Exccutivo Committoo for Clio County, and Dologatos to tho Stato Convontion, to bo in roadinoss whon callod; and. for tho purposo of porfocting theBO organizations, I appoint tho following natnod porsons of cacli Township, whoso duty it will bo to organizo tho various clubs, viz : Pickensville.?T M Wolborn, T W Kussoli, J. W. Branson, J It Gossott, T D T - il tl O JLJllMlllUl. ' Salubrity.?J It Ilolcombo, W G Fiold, Dr. Goorgo Itobinso.i, M T Smith, A 1 Clayton. Garvin.?E II Lawronco, J J Lowis, F V Clayton, B J Johnson, F L Garvin. Easlcy.?J J Herd, F C Parsons, L Thomas, T \V Tollcson, T M Alexander. Pickens C. IL?R A Child, W T Bowon, O l1 Field, llilcy Simmons, W T McFull. . Dacusvillc.?B F Morgan, T F Looper, J B Sutherland, W W Bright, Robert Hunt. Pumpkintown.?J A Bntos, Mnthow Gilloflpio, Allen Edons, J T Burdino, Miiroun Keith. Eaztatnp?IT r,n?ia Willing TsJ: ? mona, T .N MoKinnoy, Jacob Lewie, J O Mosoly. Thrco Delegates from each Township should bo electod to tho County Convention?tho County will bo ontitied to two Delegates to tho Stato Convention. 11. E. BO WEN County Chairman. London, Fob. 14.?Tho Times (liftpatch from St. Jean DeLislo, reports the main body of tho Carlists under Goneral Cazta and lterula, is camped at Almondes and Barrotta. CoiiMimpton Cured, An old physician,^retired from nctivc practice, liuvinir had nlneed in liiu Immla ?>? .... Kast India Missionary the fornmla of a simple ! Vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh Asthma and all Throat and Lung affections, also a Positive and lladical Cure for Nervous Debility and Nervous Complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful ourativo powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Ac. luated by this motive, and a conscientious desire to rcliove human suffering, lie will send (free of charge) to all who desire it, this reccpo, with full directions for preparing and successfully using. Sent by return mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. Dr. W. C. Stbvkns, Munroc Block, Syracuse, N. Y. AUUillltfUW 5 ilQUGQ 1 BY virtue of ftn o.'der from I. II. Philpot, Judge of l'robate, I will soil at Pickens 0. II., on Saleday in March next, (he following PERSONAL PROPERTY, belonging (o the Eslato of J. M. McFall, decenscd, for cash, to wit. ' About 11 HALE3 COTTON; On? Lot l'ot Ware; Iron, lings and Rice, &c. AL.S'O, One Horse, Buggy and Harness, on a credit until tho 1st November, 187(5 Purchasers to give nolo with two good suroties, with interest from date. W. T. Mo FALL, Adm'r. Feb 14, 2870 2i 3 NOTICE I WILL sell (o llio highest bidder fit 1'ickena C. II., oi\ Salcday in .March next, (he following Valuabio Town Lots in Pickens Lola No. 10 and 12 on Main Street, fronting ' llio New Hotel. Lot No. 60, fronting ot\.Cedar Rock 6'troet. Lots No. 23 and 21, containing 4 acres cacli, near the residence of J. E. llncro?<l TKRM8?Ono half cash on day of sale, the other half on 1*2 months titno, with mortgnge, bearing 10 per cent interest. JOSEPH W. 8ULLIV/1N, Kxccutor. Fob 10, 1870 23 i MEW ADYEKTISEMENTB. n u 0 015! [ WOULD AGAIN RESPECTFUL ly call tho ntlonlion of tho public to my well boioctod nnd assorted stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, consisting of DRY & FANCY GOODS, i :f V : k ! ' * ' 1 ' JiATS AND GAPS, BOOTS AND -SHOES, GENTS' CLOTHING, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &C. All of which I will soil choap for cftsh. I am Btill Agont for" tho "EURE* KA" FERTILIZER, ono of tho best in tho market. Price payablo in cotton at 15o. 1st Nov., 860.00 per ton. Prico payablo in currency lat Nov., $55.00 por ton. Prico payablo in cash on delivery. $47.50 por ton. Freight $6.00 por ton, to bo added to this point, and must bo paid in cash. Last but not least, lot me impross it upon tl)080 who aro duo mo on ac? count for 1875, that I need tho monoy and MUST HAVE SETTLEMENTS. Pay up at onco and favor mo as I favorod you. M. W. FORD. EASLEY STATION, S- C. Feb 17, 1876 24 If A ATT Jr\. 0 rpilE many friends who have ao generously JL subscribed to (ho Methodist Church at Knsley, are hereby requested to hand in their subscriptions ns early as possible, to either of tho undersigned, or to Kev. Mr. Stockman. The lumber is on the ground, and tho church will be built as soon as the funds ure raised. Let every one respond. Fraternally, i . ij. i/uiu'iion, unairman. 0. S. BOLT, Treasurer. Building Committee. Bitaloy, S. Cm Fob. 14 487G 21 2 Homestead and Exemption. NOTICE is horehy given, that Nancy C. Stewart, willow of A. J. Stewart, deceased, lias made application to mo, to have a Homestead set oil' to her, out of ilio Estate of said deceased, and that I will pass upon the same at my office in the Court House at I'icVens, South t'arolina, on Wednesday, Am.il Kit* t n ion' -?-i - fvii) u. iomj, in i i o udck, a. m. I. II. PHILPOT, J.r.i'.c. Fob 17, 1870 24 0 Homestead and Exemption"VTOTICE is hereby given, Hint 0. II. C. .1. ? Sfhith, rf l>iokoPa Coimly, South Carolina, has applied to mo for Homostoail find Kxomption in Die Hcul Estate and Personal I'ronorty of (lie said (). II. C. Smith; and that I will pans upon the snme at my office in the Court House at I'ickens, South Carolina, \l t O.l ? 1. ? ?? v/ii luuuua^, iijnii ou, /V. M. 10(D| fit 11 fl. 111. I. II. /II1LPWT, j p.P.O. Feb 17, 1870 24^ 6 E. J. POTTER, M. D. EASLEY STATION, S. C. RADUATH of a regular chartered school. X The Dr. will respond lo all calls with dispatch. All cases strictly confidential l'rivate diseases treated in all tluir varied forms, with the errorii of youth and the dia* enses of women and children. Jau 0, 1870 18 Sin "XT i * iNotice! ALL persons having demands against the Kstato o( F. N. Uahvin, deceasod, since tho 1st October, 18(10, at which time lie made nn assignment toO.W. Rankin, will pleaso present tho same to the undersigned or I. II. I'hilpot, on or by tho 15th day of March, next, properly proven ylnd all persons Indebted lo tho same will pleaso come forward and soli lo, or their notes and accounts will ho placed in tho hands of an ofliccr for collcc| iak,i 1/ f /I A ?VIM ... JL . XJ. VJ/liV I Ul, Execntor. Feb 8, 1876 22 4^ Earlc, Wells ?fc Taylor, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Having established fin oflicc fit Pickens C. II., S. C., will attend promptly lo all business left wilh 0. W. Taylor who may be always found at their olTico at I'ickens C. II., 8. C. One of tho senior partnors will always be presont at the Courts to assist with the business. W. E. EAULE, \ CI. (?. WELLS, / G. W. TAYLOR, Greenville, 8. C. Fiokon^rB. C. ISAAC M. BRYAN, ATTORJIKY AT LAW. mwm c, h? s, c,. I'raeticca in Courts of J'iekons County, and in United States Courts y^rlHTNEK HYMIIKH. ATTORNEY AN I> G0UN8KM.0R AT LAW, GREENVILLE, S. C. Pt.-tOlicca in (lie Circuit onrt and Court o l'robato for l'iokong ounly. May 10 \'l Onj 4T > LL-L' L J L.i.f ? ^ NEW ADVISKTISKMENm ? W' "* T " }fr'" V.1- "!^ ,J Administrator's Sale. % tVE wilfflcll fox* <jaah to tho highest b'.ddcr, at IMckens Court Houro) on Snlodny in March noxt. 1870. nnd oontinuo from dav to day, until sold, nil tho Personal Property. * the Enlnto ofE. II. Griffin, Jr., deceased. Amongst other things tho entiro stook of Goods bolonging to said Estato will bo sold, consisting of everything to be found in a siore oi general merchandise; bucii as a large ** and varied stock of tho be8t of Shoes, fino Hats, Calicoes, Ready-Made Clothing, Caslaieres, Janes, Flannels, and Cotton ana Woolen Goods of every description. ALSO, A fine lot of LEATHER, Upper end Solo, Harness, Bridles, Saddles, &C. % ALSO, A fino lot of GROCERIES and lfilrdwaro ot every description, ajjd many other thirtgsTo? numerous to mention. S. D. KEITH, i> n irr\n n i %r i>. r muimin, ^ Adiniuistrators. r Fob 10, 1876 23 3 EA3TAT0E FSASODY SCHOOL. o * nine times, s. c. TlU'i prc9(int session of tlio nbovo &cnool opened January ?d, 1870, and will coQ uuuu inurwirom ino scholastic year. i Terms of tuition per session of ton months. For Primary Department, $4 00 For Intermediate Department, 6 00 For Advanced Department, 7 60 Bonrd in the best of famiUcB can bo had at from five to seven dollars per mouth. No deduction made for lost time, except in cases of protracted sickness. No student admitted into the school, except by subscription. For further particulars, address tho Priuoipal at Nino Times. JNO. O- WALLACE. Inn 07 1 Qrn "? *? ?h , miv 21 Oin FARMERS, Look to lour Interest* <) ~? ' > 1 AHA ?AQ<ST"EUREK A " FERTILIZER, ljUv/U which is offered on tho following t tvruisi Cnoli price 1st May, $47 50 Tiu?o price 1st November, $00 00 With llic privilege of paying for it in MitU dling ('otlon at 16 cents per pound Freight, $5 M0 per ton. cely & imo., Agcni8, urecnTillc, 8. C. Feb 10, 1870 23 lin * Milling Notice I WILL send my Wngon lo nny resilience wiiliin the incorporate limits, erery Tuesday Morning, lo gel tlieir Corn nnd carry it to I ho Mill nnd return it free of clmrge, if persons will inform me pre.vjitns to eticli t??w.I ~ > - * ? luvrmiT in in> MO. J. u, UIUFFIN. J an 27, 187(5 21 3 ^ 0 . . . .O ARRIVED nml ready for delivery, 100 barrels LIME. AS i? 000 BAGS GUANO. For salo by 11. E. HOLUOMBE & SON. Eftsley, S. C., Jftn. 27, 1870 21 tf NEW STORE, kew c;ooim*i ' AT EASLEY STATION. S. 0. Tlio undersigned have opened a House in unsioy, near their Livery Stable, for the purposo of conducting a fancy find heavy GROCERY BUSINESS. Under tho Finn, name find hMo of RICIIEY &WYATT. They guarantee bottom prices, * as they intend scll'ng strictly for cash. Oi*o them a call. II. A. RICKEY, A. 0. WYATT. Kaalcy, Nov 22, 1875 18 tf " Mian* Sealer In General Merctutoe, EANLllY STATION, H. V. ONE AND ALL That lmvo boon buying GOODS on a crodit dining the yoar, will plonso r<H mcmbor tlmL thoundorsignod has concludod to accopt Cotton, Corn, Cur% roncy> or anything olso, to liquidate tho Name?and will always bo found at his storo, ready to wait on thom, oithor to SETTLE or SELL MORE norma vviy unonp ior tlio CASH. Ilomombor Pay I>?y iB on hand - -and I need my monoy, T. W. RUSSELL. Eaaloy Station, S. C., l)oc. 10, 187&?