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T ?' r T rn-?-> ~m m JLAJUALi ITillMiS. Wo Oftll attention to tho now advertisements in tbis issuo. Itev. J. Q. Stockman Was initintod into tho Indonondont Oidor of Qonrf Toroplars on Saturday night )a6t. Tho Good Templars numbor some forty members. This is n largo momborship, whon wo consider that tho society was organised last fall. Oh last Saturday, it being warm ana pionsant, tho vogotablo gnrdons Wore roooiving nttontion, nnd oomo seeds woro dopositod. Hon. D. F. Bindloy returned homo , from tho Logislntiiro on WodnoBdny tho 28d ult. IIo roturnod to his duties in that body on Monday Inst. Bov. Hugh McLoos (Presbytorian) will preacii in tho Mothodist church nt this placo next Sunday night, at . half past 7 o'clock. P. M. 4 ^ ? Court commoncos at this placo on ^ noxt Monday. It will bo qnito a rofroshing occurronco in Pickons; for Court has not beon hold horo in just twolvo months. Wo aro a law abiding pooplo. ' rri,A d 1? Ci^i 1? jl iiu liivtiiuuiou ou11uo'jiiuui which had boon discontinued during tho winter, has boon ro-organizod un. dor tho Suporintondoncy of Mr. W. A. Lesley. Tho Sunday School is a valuable auxiliary to tho ohurch, and, thoroforo, should bo kopt up in ovory community. The daily conflagrations of tho forest on tho mountains for tho purposo of pasturacc. has produced for tho last week or two a doop lmzo, that quito obscures, and, at times, rondors tnc Bluo Ridgo invisablo, 1 Tho young gentleman willi his fine and stylish "turn-out," from a neighboring town, during sovoral days Inst week, kopt our quiel and otherwise monotonous sUeots hot whilo ho re mained with us. It is a quory with tho girls, which wns the moat conspicuous objcctof admiration?Ihoyonng gentleman or his "turn-out." A!! norsonp. who have subscribed to tho croction of a now Methodist church at Kasloy Station, are requested to pay up at onco thoir subscriptions, oithor to llov. J. Q. Stockman, P. D. Curenton, or O. S. Bolt. Wo learn that Mr. Lesley, a young man living on tho farm of Dr. W.T. Field, one day last week, whilo felling a troo, was, unfortunately, caught under tho falling tree. His head was sovorcl}' crushod; and ho, of courso, died instantly. Death, under nil circumstances, is a ead occurranco, but such as tho above is appauling. On Saturday afternoon, Mr. John Gilstrap, on n? d man, died suddenly. x IIo was apparently, in perfect hoaltli, ?nd ovon just beforo bis death, had walked out from his house a consider*, nblo distanco. By such suddon deaths wo aro all forceably rominded ol the solemn fact, that in tho midst of lifo wo aro in doath. That God should dol'lVflr llA frnm unrlflmi iIabIIi bo tho earnest prayor of all. Brown Brown, a respccted colorod 4 person, formerly of this placo, but nvoro rocontly of Bolton, (Anderson County,) died at this plnco^suddonly on tho ovening of tho 29th ult. Ho had beon unwoll lor sovoral days.? Dropsy. The following Grand and Potit Juror* hftvn hnnn Hl-nmn (a onunn o( (I.a Court of Gonoral Sessions and Common Plons, which convonon horo on next Monday: Grand Jury?Jamos N. Nlmmons, Frank Gilmon, o., John Clement, T. C. Martin, W. II. Hcstor, Jerry JenkinH, c., Bright A. Burto, J. T. Hinton, Iioborl Dilworth, Ilonry Wado, .0. C. Freeman, M. T). K?*ith James W. Crawford, A. K. Kdons, J' F. Hendricks, J. B. Hcstor, T. j] Hunt, K. U. Child. Petit Jurors?Tor.cy Ferguson, o., John U Ellis, Wm. T. Bowon, Jits. 11. Harris, Wm. Hunter, Jr., Jnmcs E, Ferguson, Alox. Ramsoy, Dr. A. J. Anderson, Wm. J. Gillospio, B. B. Earlo, E. O. Hopkins, G. W. Duckvrorth, W. D. Edons, Lom'I. Blasongamo, c., H. F. Morgan, Clmrlos An> inony, q,, oi\m i A. Uarr, Sam'l Parson, J. M. Hondricks, J. T. Burdino, J. R. Ilolcoinbo, E. Smith Grittin Wftltor G. Cooly, Jnmofl R. BorroughsJ JamesM. Fair, A. C. HughoR J. C. Parrott, Wm. M. Gossott, Win. N. Jlondriokn, Haylis Blytho, D. Wins Chester, John Chastain, U. L. Gnm? hrcll, O. W. Garrison, Alfred Ariaii, 4 Sr.. Wfi>. M. Forffimftn. fe> V . , X 13KU XHB ^UEBl'IOM. 11. 18 Rfl infulliblo sign thnt a onso is woak whon its claims are sought, to bo ob* tablished by more bold assortion with* out argument or substantial proof. Dr. Tutt aesorts'that his Hair Dye is tho best, and ho adduces undoubted ovidonco to substantiate tho truth of assortion. UE<LD WHAT EXPERTS SAY1 Nkw Orleans, May 10,1871. Dn. Tutt: Dear Sin Wo, tho undersigned, wish to inform you that wo liavo triod your Iluir Dyo, and And it to bo tho best wo lmvo over usod. For its natural black color, it far oxcols all othor dyes. Our customers will liavo no othor. Sineo wo began ii? ueo, our business io the dyeing department has rapidly incroased. Wo think it a groat triumph. Anthony IIaas ) . chari, lionn, f ""bore. No. 0, Itoyal Street. Will You Believe ItWoman's Bkst Fhiknd: -To relievo the aching heart of woman and bring joy where sorrow reigned supreme, is a mission before whieh the smiles of kings dwindle into utter insignificance. To do this is tho peculiar province of Dr. J. Bradfield's Female Regulator; which from the numberless cures it has accomplished. is appropriately styled Wo? man's Best Friend. The distressing complaint known as tho "whites," and the varions irrPfrnlnriJiAa r\f #1*n wAn?K *~ ? 0 .vj muuil 1TOII1IIU is subject disappear Uko magic before a single bottle of Ibis wonderful compound. It is prepared by L. II. Hradfield, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga., and sold a1, $1.60 per bottle by respectalsjo Drug men everywhere. Physicians prescribe it. Its action is prompt, sure and decisive. Now in Perfect Health, Near Marietta, Ga., March 21, 1870. Messrs. Win. Hoot & Sons.?Gentlemen: Some months ago I bought a bottle of Bradfiold's Female Regulator from you, and have unvu 11 my iuiiiii/ wuii me utmost satisfaction, and have recommended it to three oilier families and they have found it just wlmt ?> is recommended. The females who have used your Regulator are now in perfect health, and are able to attend to their household duties, and we cordially recommend it to the public. Youra respectfully, ltev H. B. Joiinson. Feb 3 22 4 l..1 - -l- > li" . ""yj1'.,-. E&STATOE mm SCHOOL. NINE TIMKS, S. C. mHE prnsant session of I lie above School JL openid January Ski, 1870, and will continue tliercfroin (ho scholastic year. Terms of tuition per session of ten months, l'or Primary Department, ?4 00 For Intermediate Department, 6 00 For Advanced Depart men I, 7 00 Hoard in the best of families can be had at from live to seven dollars per month. No deduction made for lost time, except in cases of protracted Bifikno?? Nr> of.i into the school, except by subscription* For further particulars, address the l'rin cipnl at Nine Times. J NO. O- WALLACE. Jim 27, 1870 121 6m FARMERS, liook to Your Interest. .4 AAA T* A n O iiUITll *3tr t ? r I I II li I "auo r<unr<iv;v cnill ll>l/>nU, i.jV/vU winch is ofForetl on tho following terms: Cash prico 1st May, $47 50 Time prico 1st November, $G0 00 With the privilege of paying for it in Middling Cotton at 15 cents per pound. Freight, ?5 80 per ton. CELY & BRO., A n4.-?4.: 11 - c n i^v.111 O, MICVIIYIllC, <J. V>. Feb 10, 1876 28 1 in 14 aa'ii &- pram? . . ..0... . ARRIVED and ready for delivery, 100 barrelH LIME. AND 600 RAGS GUANO. For sale by K. E. IIOLCOM11E & SOS. Easloy, S. C., Jan. 27, 1870 21 If NEW STORE, mkw ?oods! at easley station, s. c. The undersigned have opened a llouso in Kasley, near their Livery Stable, for the purpose of conducting a fancy and heavy GROCERY BUSINESS. Under the Firm, namo and atyle of HICIIEY &WYATT. They guarantee bottom prices. ns ihoy intend selling strictly for cash. Oivo them a call. H. A. RICKEY, A. G. WYATT. Kaslcy, Not 22, 187f> 18 tf Notice! A 1.1, persona having demands Against tlio Kstnte ol P. N. Oahvin, deceased, since the 1st October, I860, at which time ho made an assignment lo G. W. Rankin, will pleaso present the same to tlio undersigned or I. II. I'hilpot, on or by tho 15th day of Marcli, next, properly proven. ,4nd all persons Indebted to tho same will pleaso come forward and settle, or their notes and accounts will bo placed in tho hands of an officor for collcotlon. P. L. O/IRVIN, Kxecntor. Feb 3, 1870 22 I. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Grant ME THE OPPORTUNITY AND I A8SURE you thai I Will Prove to all, that I liavo as good and choap lot of Confections a3 any to bo found, and thoro is Not A man who can beat my Slock of Canned Goods. lSesides the abovo, I have purchased a sIotc, and a nice Lunch of Fresh Oysters can T e Unci at any time, provided I nm not I Elected Intoiulant, in which case you might, Agai n, Hftvo to go homo hungry and moneyless, But Hoping no such missfortunc awaits me, I cordially invite alt my hungry friends to give inc a call, and I Wil-1 Appease (heir hunger on short notico find at low figures, as my object is to livo and lot T L. 1 V G in These liar<l times. I)ont forget to call on J. R. GLAZKNElt, who can be found in tlio Post Office at Easley Station. Dec 2, 1875 14 tf A No. 8 Stove FOR $18.00. flUIE best nrtd handsomest No. 8 STOVE in JL the market far $18.00. with 2f> pieces. Hum boiler included, and not a Muffin King or Patty Pun, among the number. How is that for low. N. F- nUUGF.SS Si CO. Greenville, S. Dec:, 17 4 Wanted! Everybody who rend the Skntinel to know tlint Hench icks & Williams Have, and will lvccj) on hand at EASLEY STATION, A well eolectod stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE,.which they will sell as cheap as the cheapest, consisting in part of BACON and LARD, SUGAR and COFFEE, FLOUIt and MOLASSE*, LEATII Kit and SALT, CIIEESE and CUACKEUS, CANDY, FISII, TOBACCO, <fcc., &e. Woolon and Cotton Goods, Latest Stlylcs of Ladies', Men's and Children's llats, Boots and Shoes. Best Standard Prints at 10c. per yard Ready Made Clothing at $5.00, and upward*, per suit. Thanking their customers for past patronage, they solicit a continuance of the same, ami cordially invite ALL who come to ftasiey Station to givo them a call. IiEOAL NOTICES. STATF OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Pickens County. in probate court. Andrew J Cothrnn Plaintiff, ngiunat William J Cotliran, Joseph W Cothrnn, Benjamin F Cothran, Martha E Cothran, Eliza Cothran, Mahala Suttles, Mary Dodson, alias Mary Harris, Jano Durham, Rebecca McKiney, Thompson W ToUcson, and all persons or owners, having or claiming to have any interest in the premises sought to bo partitioned in this action, Defendants, Copy of Summons. Petition and Comploint for Partition of Heal Estate, &c. To William J Cothran, Joseph W Cothran, Benjamin FCothran, Martha E Cothran, Eliza] Cothran. Mahalla Suttlcs, Mnvy Dodson, alias xt if 2- ' " * innry mirim, .'aim WlirilftTl, HeDCCCa McKiney, Thompson W Tollcson, and all persons or owners, having or claiming lo have any interest in tho premises sought to be partitioned in thif? action, legal heirs, representatives nml assignees of Samuel W Cothran deceased, who died intestate: You aro hcrcl>y required to appear at tho Court of Probate to bo holdcn at Pickens Court House on Friday the 7th day of /lpril next, at 11 o'clook a. m., for Pickens County, to show cause, if any you can, why the Real Estate of Samuel \V. Cothran, deceased, described in tho Petition and Complaint of An-, drew J. Cothran, filed in my ofticc, should not be divided or sold, allotting to tho said Andrew J. Cothran, one undivided twentieth ftf Ikn ivlmln ..n.l I" .???. -? ?> f..~ nMw, ....v. w cnuii ui uiti weienaants abovo named, whatever portion of tho saino, they may legally bo entitled to rcccivo. Oivcn tinder my hand and seal of offtcc at Pickens Court House, this tiie 2Gtli day of January A, J). 187G. I. IF. PII1I.P0T, J.P.p.o. C, L. HOTiLlNGSWORTII, Plaintiff's Attorney. Jan2G, 187? 22. 0 FIT? A M? KPILEPlY positively curnil. The worst cnwcH, of longest standing, by using Dr. Hebbard'a CureA hottlo went fri'f to nil Addressing J. 8. Dm. uikk, Druggist, 8U 6th Ave., N. V. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AT McFALL'S, WI1EN YOU COME TO TICKs | ENS, where you will find n FRESII STOCK of in coon, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES & IIATS, Groceries, Crockery and Tinwsirr* ?ALSO? A LOT OP GOOD Tobaccos: and so jars, In short, a littlo of everything. Chilli in nnrl if ~? ? ) * j vu uuiil wniiiyoii want, Ask For It. 17nci.nof f..11 A?V/0 | ' V V< t 1 I I I I > % W.T. McFall. Oct 14, 1875 NEW GOODS! Wm OaaiA. tnTLfllSI'S FflMSHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and HATS, SADDLES, BRIDLES AND HARNESS, GROCERIES. SUGAR, COFFE, BACON LARD SYRUP, and FLOUR, CIGAIIS, TOBACCO, Etc., Etc At W A. LESLEY & SON'S. NOTICE! Wo have rccclvcil our Fall and Wlnlcr Unods^ ami are prepared to sell goods at low figures. We have on hand two car loads of Salt and t wo car loads of Bagging and Ties, which wo proposo to sell at Greenville pricos. Highest cash price paid for 0>(ton. Wrapping Paper at Wholesale l'ricos. no3tf H. E. HOI,COM BR k SON. II I Mil Ms; SCHOOL o milE FIRST SESSION of Iho above School I will begin Monday, the 3d day of Jan nary, 1870. For terms, clo., address tlio Principal, J. Q. STOCKMAN, Kaaley, Station, 8. C. Jan ft, 187 # IS 3m NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. j (ttlQndfly at homo. Agenta wanted. Outfit and terms free. Truo & Co., Augusta, Maine. A FARM OF YOUR OWN THE BEST REMEDT'rOP. HARD TIMES! Free Homesteads ?AND THK? Best and Cheapest Railroad Land AKE ON THK LINE OF THK Villon Pacific I?ailir?rt<l, IN NEBRASKA. Securc ft Homo n"W. Full information bcIU free to nil purls of tlio world. Address O. F. DAVIS, Lnnd Commissioner U. 1'. K. 11., Qinnhn, Neb. MIND Rending, Fsychomancy, Fascination, Soul Charming, Mesmerism, and Marriage Guide, showing hov, either sex may fascinate and gain the love and affection of any person they choose instantly. 400 pages. Hy mail 50 cents, Hunt & Co., 139 S. 7th St., Philadelphia. AbrI'KH WEEK guaranteed to Agents, \TjMalo and Female, in their locality.? Uj I I Terms and OUTFIT FREE. Address T1 ' 1>.0. VICKEKY & CO., Augusta, Me* ' $5 to $20 per day at liotnc. Samples worth $1 free. Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine. Fits and Epilepsy POSITIVELY CURED. The worst eases of tho longest standing, by using Du. HunuAitn's Cure. It has Cured Tliousnnds, and will give $1,000 for a case it will not benefit. A bottle sent free to all addressing J. IS. PIIUlLti, Chemist, Ollice: 135f> Broadway. New Vork. Ten years ngo Messrs. Geo. 1'- ltowell & Co. eslablishcd their advertising agency in New York City. Five years ago they absorbed tho business conducted by Mr, John Hooper, who was the first to go into this kind of enterprise. Now they have Ihc satisfaction of controlling the extensive and complete advertising connection which has ever been secured, and one which would bo hardly possible in a?y other country but this. Thev have succeeded in working down a complex business into so thoroughly a systematic method tlmt no change in the newspaper system of America can cscapo notice, while the wildest information upon all topics interests ing to advertisers is placed readily at the disposal of the public. New Yorlt Times, Juno 14,1875. STONO PHOSPHATE C 0, CHARLESTON, S. G. SLUBLE QUANO, (Available Bono lMiosphato of Limo, 18.55 per cent. Ammonia, 3.11 per cent.) April 1st, $14; November 1st, $50. Ootton optional?Middlings at 15 ccnts. $05. ARID PHOSPHATE, (Available Bone Plmanhoia r OO oo , iicr ccm.) April 1st, $'-8; November 1st, $30. Cotton optional. $45. Special rates to Granges on cash orders. For particulars, apply to K. C. WILLIAMS, Treasurer, Charleston, S. C., Or to HAG001) & ALEXANDER, Pickens, S. C. K. E. IIOLCOAIBE, Easloy, S. C. T W T.T VIVP. cjrn/~vxr v. ii. urnauoiUil, Sonccft City, S. C. Jnn 27, 187G 21 3m GEO, WILLIAMS & < o>? CAROLINA FERTILIZER. / 11 a lin.i itij ft i a y VITKNTFElt TILIZEli A N't) the palmetto solum, f. acid rnosriiA te, Have been used by the Planters of tlic South for Ten (10) Years with niatchlees success. They scarcely need encomiums (o recommend their continued use. The standard nf ?1>ni* excellencies guaranteed, nnd tlicir results prove BEYOND QUESTION llmt EVEIIY PLANTER wlio is nlive to HIS OWN INTERESTS should PURCHASE NO OTHER FERTILIZER. IIAGOOD & ALEXANDER, Agonts at Pickons, S. C. IIUDUENS & BOLT, Agents nt Eslcy Station, S. (J. Jan 27, 187G 21 3m VICE'S IriLOWKR and VegetableSeeds arc the best } the world produces. The are planted by a million people in America, ami I lie result is beautiful Flowers ami 8plcmliil Vegitables. A Priced Catalogue sent free to all who cn>. close the postage?a 2 cent stamp. VIClv'S Floral and Vegetable Garden in the most beautiful of the kind in (lie world. Ii contain** nearly 150 pages, hundreds of fine illustrations, and fourClironio Plates of Flowera, beautifully drawn and colored from nature. I'rico 8f> cents in paper covers: (10 cts bound in elegant cloth. V IOK'S Floral Guide. This is a beautiful Quarterly .Journal, finelv illustrated, and con Inining ftn elegant colored Fronlispieco with (lie first number. Price only 2f> ocnIs for the year. The first number for 1876 just issued. Address J AM MS VK'K, Rochester, N. V. Jfin -7, 1876 21 3 li'iavlo Wollu A' ' '<>% S<kl> Attorneys and Connsellors at Law Having established an nfliee at I'iekcns 0. If., S. C., will attend promptly (o all business left with (J. W. Taylor who may be always found at their oflice at. Pickens 0. If., S. 0. Ono of the senior pnrtners will always be present at the Courts to assist with the business. W. K. KAIILR, ) rG. O. WKLL8, f fl. W. T.AVbOR, - , Greenville, S. C. Pickens, 8. C. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Italy Station, 1L1E. .??o^ ?> K9TTIHK NfelW STOCK! I RESPECTFULLY IMtfOtf Tlltf citizens of Pickons County ind surrounding country, that 1 havo oponod a now and frosh stock of \r r + X?' JLV X "UWWJL7J, BOOTS AND SHOES, 11A UD VV A RE & CROCKERY, LAMPS & KEROSEN OIL. 1 havo now and will continually kcop on hand quantities ot 11ACON, MOLASSES, and SALT. I havo just reccivod 400 sacks Flourt 20 barrels of Mackorcl?constating of wliolo barrola, half barrels and quarter barrels; 15 barrels Sugar; and 10 sacks Coffeo. All of which will ba sold cheaper than in any othor Country Storo in Pickens. All who wish tho above articles at low priccs, will (io will to call on mo, beloro purchase incr elsowhoro. 1 want delivered at Liberty 1000,? 000 Sliinglos; 10,000 biishols of Corn* tor both ot which tho higbout market prices will be paid. S. M. IIOLCOMUB. Liberty Station, Doc. 7, 1875?tf EwWraiDS New PRicEs! ! IIAVINGlKOliRlED A PARTNRlt. j SIIIP IN TILE ME HC A NT Hi BUSINESS, AND OPENED IN T II E MASONICIHALL AT PICKENS COURT JHOUSE o WE HAVE IN STOIIE AND TO arrive a large and well soloctod stock of lisMiwiti GROCERIES, 1IATS AND CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES. For which wo offer for ri.ilo not only choap, but oxtromcly low down for CASH OR BARTER Wo rospcclfully invito our friends and llio public in general to call and ox ami no our stock when tliey como to town, bcloro purchasing elsowhoro. xvv;r?jKi uuilj , BROWN & HENDRICKS. Nov 18, 1S 7 f? 12 1W5 FALL ADD WINTER GOODS! o Your attention is most respectfully called (o tiio largest and decidedly tlie CHEAPEST Slock of Goods that h?rt over liccn exhibited in West Greenville i consisting of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GROCERIES, etc., etc. Our prices arc so low that no house this ui<1 o /?f Vnw Vni'l/ n ? vah iiimcr-si'il U3? Wo sell Goods strictly for CASH, which enables us to make the above dcclaralion. Wc keep constantly on hand a large lot of IMIOIlg, SA.SH and HMNDS, at priced thai tlcfy competition. Wo also krrp on hnr.<l ft largo lot of Otopw celebrated GRANGE l'LOW STOCKS, which wo invite your attention. nr. I ?i. ^ 1.1 1. ? ?. H v. iiuiu nmu buiiuviiieu hi onr more, & :i I.argc A\ AGON YAH I), willi a well of flood Water, which is Fico and Opes iu All. a stitoriiut. Greenville S. C., Octobcr 1, nofitl