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" local Items. -.. ? ??. ? The ford at. tho Wool Factory is in bad condition. It ehould be looked after. 1 ; The Wool Cards of G. W. Talyor has been thoroughly repaired, and will be ready lo accommodate customers by the 1st of August, f In the coming campaign, work and not talk muBtbe the order of the day. Lefts highflown talk and more work is what we need. Th? Couhfy Musical and Sundy School Convention convenes at Griffin church tomorrow. i i) ? 1 " R. E. Holcouibc, Esq., of Kasley Station, lot of eloTor* A creat dcnl of it should bo planted in tbo County. * ??? A pleasant and refreshing shower of rain felt in tlio Cedar Rock neighborhood on last Sunday evening. Cotton on the road from this place to Peter's Creek is small and rat her sorry?corn looks ery well. Roy. A. W. Lamar will preach nt Easley Station tho first Sabbath in next month, at G _ ' o'clock p. m. i ^ i Pehsonaj.b.?Cols. Keith and Norton, of Walhnlln, and Majors AVhitnor, Earle, Wells anil Dlythc, of Greenville, are in toWn, attending to Courts of References. I Tho Twolve Mile River Baptist Association this year, convenes nt Secona Church, one milo West of this placo. It will embrace the aecond Sabbath in October. - I Tho Dacusville Democratic Club had ft large and interesting meeting on lust Saturn d ay. It ratified the resolution of the Executive Committee in reforonoo to tho plurality Tote for candidates. We notice that many have planted llioir ^ stubblo land in corn, on account of tho groat damages to tho bottom corn by tho freshet. This course is a wiso 0110, and will probably ? be the means of producing sufficient corn to support tho County, provided tho fall is a favjrable one, though it is very exhausting 'o the land. Mketino.?There will be n meeting of tlio Pickens Court House Denioer.Vic Club on the I fir?t Saturday in August, at .'5 o'clock 1'. M, K*cry member is respectfully requested to attend. L). F. 11BAULKV, President, r W. T. McFai.l, Sec. Abm Broken.?Bobbie Keith, five or six yearn old, and youngest son of our Clerk of * Court, 8. 1). Keith, Ksq., mot with the mis fortune of having both oo^es of his fore arm broken on Monday last. The accident was caused by being thrown frim a horse. Dr. ? Karle net the arm, ami the little fellow 13 do ,ing well. * ? , Tim Wkathkr?On Monday morning last ^ the wind commenced blowing frv.' ? 1I10 Kast, And caused such a change in the atmosphere ia the evening as to cause several to complain of being cold, and wished they hud fire. Tlic .night was the coolest of (he Benson, and binnkein fell comfortable. The ch;i!!ge <v>? so sudden from extreme heat, the fear is it * may cause sickness. Appointments for Itev. A. W. Lamar and j Itey. Qeo. \V. Singleton among the churches of the French It road Valley: At Hrcvav<l? "i from Wednesday night August 23d, to Sunday August 27th; at Cathcy's Creek, Tuesday and \V?dnesdnT- AlKTiial. 2!lll! nnil !tt)lli> nt '/inn Thursday and Friday, August 31 at to Septembor 1st; at Kast Fork, Saturday aad Sunday, ?ej>ietnbcr 2d and 3d. Oroanuki>.?A llaptist church, callcd Siloame, consisting of eleven members, was organized, on Ilrushy Oreek, in Anderson ^ county, on Wednesday last, by a council from the Greenville, drove Station, George's Creek, ^ Easley and Mountain Springs churches. Hev Dr. lliden, of Greenville, was chosen Moder- j ator and 1). Townsend Smith, clerk pro (cm.? After tho organization and recognition of the church, l)r, Hiden preachcd an able and In. toresting sermon. Tho meeting was contin. ued until Friday evening by the ltev. 0. W. Singleton, and two were addeil to the church. We, in company with several gentlemen from this place, visited l'eter's Creek Baptist Church, in tho eastern section of the bounty, on last Sundnv. Tliorn wna rmiln a lnrrfa oongrogntion assembled, numerously intersperced with candidates; and wo ha<l the pleasure of listening (o n very logical and interesting sermon by tho ltov. A. \Y. Lamnr, -who is now visiting tho Bnptist churches in this county, in the interest of tlie missionary cause. Peter's Creek is locnted in one of the best and most intelligent sections of the coun %jt auu im uuui'iiH arc as true (o tlio prince plea of Democracy as tlie needle is to tho North l'ole. / In PB0VRMRNT8 at EasLP.T.?Wo visited tllC growing town of Kasley on last Thursday, nnd was gratified to note evidences of prosperity on every hand, notwithstanding tlio hard times* Tlio merchants seem to he doing a tollerably fair business; while mechanics iiru uusy constructing new Itousos. Messrs ' Gossett and Latham and (lie Messrs. Kiwinion havo jnst completed elegant and commodious store houses on main street near tho Hotel and Messrs. Mauldin and Hester havo a very good and substantial ono nearly completed, on tho Btroct running back by tho Livery Stables of Messrs. Kiohoy and Wyntt. Messis* Uxounll W..K I v. mm; j11qif completed a very comfortable dwelling and contemplate erecting otherH as fast as tho workmen can put them up. Thore are now qnito a score of firms doing a good business in the town, and we learn that others will commence business in tho fall. ? >Ye rrjoioo to uee our neighbor prospering. Meeting of County Democratio Execu' tive Committee Pursuant lo adjournment, tho County Executive Committco met ftt tho Court House, on Monday, tho 8d inst. Present, It. E, Boweu, Chairman; D. F. Bradley, Sftcrdlaryf J. R I Gossott, W. a. Field, B. J. Johnson, J. E.' Dorroughs. W. T. Field aiul John T. Lewis, llev O W Singleton was admitted ?a proxy for V 8 Jones, member from Pumpltintown club' Reports from <mch club ns to aotioik on primary plan of eleotioti for candidates, was received, as follows: Pickensvillo club, adopted; Liberty club, rejected; Garvin club, ndoDtcd: Easlov nluh. ailnntml' Picl#n? tlnurt House club, adopted; Dacusville club, adopted I'umpkintown club, adopted; Eastatoe club; adopted. A majority of the clubs having adopted the plan, the following preamble and resolutions were then presented and unanimously adopted: Whkhkas, A majority of the Democratic clubs in the county having adopted tlio plan of prlmnry election for candidates, as proposed by the Kxccntito Committee, and, wherens, it is made tlio duty of said committee to designate tlio titna for holding said election, therefore, be it Resolved, That each club meet on Friday, the 18th day of August, 187G, at 10 o'clock, A. M., and procccd to receive votes for candidates, as proposed, until 4 o'clock, 1\ M. or as much later as may bo necessary, to afl'ord all members of the club an opportunity of Voting. Hctolved, That each club be entitled to five delegates to the county convention, and that said convention convene at. the Court House, I uii oumruuy following, llic lUlll, lor me purpose of carrying out the duties imposed by the said plan of primary election, and for the discharge of such other duties as may properly conic before it. Resolved, That it was the intention of the Executive Committee that tlie candidate rc? ceiving a plurality, ar highest number of votes, (but not a majority, as published in the propsition) should be the candidate of the party. Resolved, That each club, when it meets to voto for candidates, be requested to ratify tlie above declaratory renolution, and voto for candidates with that understanding, Resolutions submitted from l'ickcnsville, Garvin and Easley clubs, were laid on the table. Commitle then adjourned to meet on salcday in August next, It. E. UOWEN, Chairman. D. F. Bhadlky, See. Want ok Ccnviiiknok.?Trade it depressed ami the industries of tho whole country flagsAsk the ear.so and you are told it is due to "want of confulencc." Ask the few who liaVo not used Dr. Tutt's Hair Dye, and they say "1 have no confulencc in it, I liavo Leen so often humbugged by such articles." Wo ask them to read the following testimony from parties of undoubted verasity: Hawkissvim.k, fla., Oct. HO, 18U9, Dr. W. II, Tutt?Dear Sir: ? I consider your Hair Dye a triumph. Our barbers pronounce it superior to all others. Yours truly, I. A. Thompson, Druggist. New Orleans, Oct. 6, 1870. Dr. Tutt ? Dear Sir:?Your Hair Dye bidn fair to run every other dye out of this market. Uespectfully John Kimhai.t.. Savannah, Cm., Sept. 27, 1871. l)r. Tutt?Dear Sir:?Your Hair Dye is the best 1 ever used. Yours truly. L, (). Myp.rs. Thousands use It, Why hesitate? Joy to the world! Women ia free! Among the ninny modern discoveries looking to iho happiness and amelioration of the human racedcno is entitled to higher consideration than renowned remedy?Dr. J. lirndfield'a Female Regulator, Woman's Uest Friend. Hy it woiiuin is pmnnnittiitml from iiiinilinrluaa ilia peculiur (o her ?cx. Before its magic power all irregularities of tlio womb vanish. It cures whites. It eures suppression of the menses. It removes uterine obstructions. It cures constipation auil strengthens tho system It braces tho nerves and purifios the blood. It never fails, as thousands will tcs| tify. This valuable medicino is prepared and soiti by L. II. Itradtio!;!, L'ruggiat, Atlanta, Ga., l'rice ?l.f?0 per bottle. All respectable drug men keep it. 801'NI) ANI) WKt.1.. Atlanta, Gu? Dec. '20, 1808. l)r. J. Ilradticld?Dear Sir;?I take pleasuro in stating that, sometime previous to the lute war, I used with the utmost success, on a servant girl, your Female Regulator, propared then at Itrudticldu Drug Store, West l'oint, Gb. <SIic had been suffering severely from suppressed menstruation and this medicine soon restored her to health. She is today living in Atlanta sound and well. I will state farther, (hat 1 know o t" i I a being used with equal succcss in other cases. I do not hesitate to endorse your preparation for tho purpose for which you roccommcnd it. Yours truly, John C. Wiiitnbb. July J57, 47 4. M HIGH SCHOOL. rpIIK Seconil Session of the tibovc named X School will open Tuesday, June Oth, I H7H For terms, &o., address the Principal. J. Q. STOCKMAN. May 25, 1870 88 If Livery ani Sals Stalks. Parties desiring to liirc conveyance to Pickens Court House, Table Rock and other points, can be accommodated at my Stables, at all hours of the day and night. Purchasers can also be supplied with Good Stock at reasonableprices. JHfcif" Regular Mail Lino to Pickens Courthouse dailv. fSundavs exeented.^ KICIIEV & WVATT. Kn?lcy Station, S. 0., Aug, .3, 1876, uolO-ly NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Tfinrrrwrr v u ry u u II Si I WOULD AGAIN RESPECTFUL* ly cull tlio attonlion of tlto public to my well ftoloctcd and assorted stock of SPRING AM SUMMER DRY-GOODS. consisting of DRY k FANCY GOODS, HATS AND CATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Cents' Clotting Made a Specialty, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, kC. All of which I will soli chonp for cash. o I am still Agent for Iho "EURE* KA." FEliTILlZEU, ono of the best in tho market. Prico payablo in cotton at 15c. 1st Nov., 800.00 per ton. Price payablo in currency lsi Nov., $55.00 per ton. J?ric6 payablo in cash on delivery, $47.50 per ton. Freight $0.00 per ton, to be added to this point, and must bo paid in cash. Last but not least, let mo impress it upon thoso who nro duo mo on nc*. count for* 187;"), that I need tho money and MUST ILA V10 SETTLEMENTS. Pay up at onco and favor mc us I favored you. M. \V\ FOItD. EASLEY STATION, S- C. Feb 17, 1H7G A\ If DURYEAS' SATIN GLOSS STAIICII. TRY IT S Lse it once, and you will use no other o DURYEas' IMPROVED CORN STARCH. I'ronouncd by Jurors of Great International Exposition, I'arifl, 1807, lo be the "PERFECTION OP QUALITY." A trial will insure its populnrily everywhere, None genuine without Duryeus' on every package. For sale by Grocers generally. June 8, 18715 'Id ly Tlic State ol*South Carolina County of Pickens. IN TUB PROBATE COURT. W Silfis Kirksey, Plaintiff against Joseph A 15:ites, Mary Hates, Harvey li Mull. Margaret Mull, James K Kirksey, Elizabeth Clayton anil llobert 0 Clavton. Defendants ?summons. Petition and Complaint foii Paiitition or Hk.vIi Estate, &c. To Joseph A Pales, J/ary lSates, Harvey K Mull, Margaret Mull, James K Kirksoy, Elizabeth Clayton and Robert C Clayton, legal heirs and rcprcscnlaiives of James Keith, Senior, deceased, who died intestate: Greeting. YOIJ arc hereby required to appear at the Court of Probate, to be holden at Pickens Court House, for Picxena County, oh the seventeeth day of .September, A. 1). 187G, to show caiitfe, if any you can, why the real cs ime oi .Mimes tieitii, Senior, deceased, described in tlie complaint of W. Silas Kirksey, filed in my office, should not lie divided or sold, alloting to the said W. Silas Kirksey, One-sixth thereof, and flic remainder to whoever may he entitled to receive the same. Given under my hand nnd seal, this first day of July A. 1). 1870. I. If. PIIILPOT, Judge of Probate Pickens County. To Harvey K Mull, Margaret Mull, Elizabeth Clayton and Robert C Clayton?Defendants. Take notice that the ctmndaint in the above slated action, was thistly filed in the Probate Court for I ho County of Pickens. NORTON, KK1T11 & HOLLINOSWORTII, a mim >11 a Aiiuruejrs. July 1), 1S7?; M 0 Peabody House, CORNER OF LOCUST ,j- NINTH STS., PHILADELPHIA, PA. CJONVBNIKNT to allplaccsof amusement > and car limits in iho city. No changes (o ami from llio Centennial groi mla. Colonel Watson, proprietor of tlio IIkniiy IIoijsk, Cincintmti for tho past twenty yearn, ami present proprietor, 1ms loafed the Ilonso for a term of years, and has newly furnished and fitted it throughout. Ho will kcop a strictly first class House, and has accommo uiuiuii iui owu gueri-s. i cniis only fi<] per diiy. Col. W\TSON is i\ native of Virginia, nn<l probnbly tlio only Hotel Proprietor in Phila* delpliift from the South. JAMES WATSON, Proprietor. Muy '25, ?? 2 hi NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A Fine LINE: i ov I Ill GOODS, MM Sl?ffl?i?IS AT McFALL'S, ( 1 IIATS-LADIES', MISSES', AND GENTS, at prices to suit the times. , At McFALL'S. o BOOTS AND SHOES. ] Good and Cheap. At McFALL'S. o CROCKERY, TIN AND IIARD WAltlii. JL'riccs VVaf Down. At McF ALL'S. o FANCY & FA MILY GROCERIES ] At McF ALL'S. ' o i DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Pure i i and genuine?will curc the sick and t make the well feci better. Try mo? Don't bo backward?but ask fur *? liat yo? want.. Respectfully, W.T. McFall. March 30, 187G 30 COME ALL! 0 KANIiKY STATION, N. 1'. THE UNDERSIGNED FIRM (SUCCESSORS to T. W. RUSSEI,) have open oil outbuainoss fit Euslcy Station, A. L. R. It., and proposo to koop a fu st class Block ot Drv-Goods ani torics, ^ 7 c Which thoy proposo to sell at bottom prices, as tho following prieos intlicato : Factory Yarn, 81.20 per bunch. 7-8 Shirting, 8 coats per yard. 3-4 Shirting, 0J conts por yard. Livorpool Salt, ?1.05 per sack. Sugars, 9 to 10 pounds to tho dollar. Itio Coffee, host, 4 lbs to the dollar. Good Tobacco, at 05 cents per lb. Flour, Family, 87 00 per barrel. C. It. Baltimoro liacon, 13 conts por pou nd. All other things in proportion. Al- j ? hi uiu oorn unii \jolioii iYiarnoi; and othor produco talcon in oxcbango for (Joods. Guanos of tho best on hand. Call find oxamino boforo purchasing. Rospoctfully, RUSSELL, MARTIN & CO., March 2, 1870 2G EasleY HoreL. 1 THIS POPULAR I10USK is conveniently ' located to tlie Depot; Rooms well furnished find the tnble supplied with tlio bestin I lie mAwbai rnouAnnbln Conveyance furnished lo Table Hock, Cmsar's Mead, or any oilier point which parties may wish to visit. CLYDE & MOTHS, Proprietors. Mm ch 110, 1870 30 Ohio NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. | Grant ME THE OPPORTUNITY AND I ASStfU# you that I WillProve to nil, (lint I have as good And cheap lot of Confections as any to bo found, and thcro >8 Not i A man who can beat my 8tock of Canned Uoods. Besides the above, I have purchased ft stove, and a nice Lunch of Fresh OyBters can B e Had at atl? tlfue, provided I arn not i Elected ; Intendant, in which case you might, A g a i n, Havo to go lioine hungry and moneyless, B u t ir..~!?. ? iiu|mhk no sncn mission uno a\Vat(s tnc, I jordially invite all my hungry friends to give tnc n call, and I Will \ppcnsc 1 heir hunger on short notioo ftn<l ftt ow figures, as my object ia to live and let Live in These hard times. Dont forget to call on J. R. GLAZENKIt. wlin nmi lio il.~ J ,,-v v.... vv .wi*uu 111 iuu i- uai J Rice at Easley Station. Dec 2, 1875 14 tf NEW STORE, BfEW OOOBS! AT EASLEY STATION, S. C. The undersigned liftvo opened ft House in Gftslev. near their I.ivprv .9inhl? <?.? ...v pipose of conducting a fancy and heavy GROCERY BUSINESS. Under the Firm, name and style of RICIIEY fcWYATT. They guarantee bottom prices, is they intend selling strictly for cash. Give hem a call. II. A. HICIIF.Y, A. 0. WYATT. Kasley, Nov 22, 1875 13 If < NEW GOODS! ' } BHILEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. 15(JOTS, SHOES, AND IIATS, SADDLES, BRIDLES and HARNESS, GROCERIES. SUGAR, COFFE, BACON LARD SYRUP, AND FLOUlt, ! CIGARS, TOBACCO, Etc., Etc At W A. LESLEY & SON'S. 1 1 L77G THE GREAT CENTENNIAL 1876 o I) ART IBS desiring information as to best routes to (he CKNTKNNIAL, or to any >t (he Summer Resorts or to any oilier point n (he country, should address 1$. W. WRKNN, Cen'l Passenger Ag't Kennesaw Route, Atlanta, Oa. T.i..n 1 1K7T. on te T II E I O li I! M KI i ItKO ISTlllt, PUDUSIIRD DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY. Ihe Only Democratic Paper at tbo Capital tkrm8, is at'vasob : Dnily, six ntliH, 50 Tri-Wcnkl) m1 x monllis, '2 hO Weekly, six monllis, 1 00 (J111-;A L'JSST Book and Job Printing Officc IX TllK ST A TP.. jQfc*y Address nil communications, of wliaN ever character, (o Malinger Kcgistcr Publishing Company, Columbia S. C. May 18, 1H70 5i7 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. EARLE, WELLS & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS k COUNSELORS, riCKENS 0. It. Members of llio American Attorneys Association and of the United States Law Aasociiu lion. Col. JAMES E. IIAGOOD is associated with them, and they Will give prompt attention to nil business entrusted to thoni. Juno 15, 187G 41 Norton, Keith & Hollincfnsroi*h A TTORNEVS A T LA W, Will prrtcficfl 1ft flic Circuit and Pr*bftt9 Uourts for Pickens County, and in (lie United Slates Courts of litis State from that county. Ono of Iho Senior partners will be present to H8(?ist in tho transaction of any important business during vacation. j. j. NORTON, I ... ? ,. W. C. KKlTIl, | nlha11tt C. It. IIOLLlNOSWORTlI,Pickens C. If. March '23, 1870 29 HOLCOMBE & CHILD, A T TO It NIC YS A T LA TV. PICKENS C. II. S. C., \v;11 :?" - - ~ - ..... .luuuvii m mi me vourts or tlie Stnto and of the tJultcd Stntca. Business promptly attended lo. March 1(5 1870 U* ^ylllTXER SYMMES, ATTORNKY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, GREENVILLE, S. C. Pradioes in the Circuit onrl and Court Probate for Pickens ountj. Mav 10 -? > ? um ISAAC M. BRYAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. MVILLE C, H? I, C, Practices in Courts of Pickena County, and in United States Courts STEAM KNT.INF.S.STKAH BOILEKS.* iK&Cmmsmmmm ^5tV )k-il JSel MILL GEARING MADE ^^iffl^HAFTING .PULLEYS AND HANQEB3 [TlicUNE QUALLE D J AS. IEFF EL POIJ BLE| A p p ^K GUANO! TIIR UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY :all (lie attention of their friends to the fact, hat, in addition to their Stool: of General Merchandise, Which ia always full in its rnricd branches, rhcy have on hand a qunutity of different Standard Fertilizers, at the following prices* II r a <11 c y s Ammonfated Phosphate. Cash Price, $46 00 Time Price, payable in Currency, 61 00 Time Price payable in Middling Cotton, at IS cents, CO 00 ('ash Price, $-14 00 Time Price, payable in Currency. 60 00 Time Price, payable in Middling Cotton at 15 ccutSj 00 00 Mnpe* riios]iti(t(e. IJasli Price, ?18 00 Time l'ricc, payable in Currrncy, 68 00 Wilcox <V CJibW .JIanlpu* lafcMl (iliiniio. Push I'ricc, $56 00 rime I'ricc, payable in Middling CotJon, nl 17 ccnlf, 70 00 Freight to be added from Factory, nnd payable in CASH. AH lime sales to be closotl ?y note, due 1st day of November nest. Ilcspcct fnlly, HUDGHNS & BOLT. Haslcy, S. 0., I'cb. "J:5, 187d 'JtJ IS75 1875. TALL AND WINTER GOODS! YOil 11 ATTENTION' IS MOST RESPECTfully called lo (lie largest and decidedly the CHEAPEST Slock of floods that has ever been exhibited in West Greenville; con* 8i?ting Of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GROCERIES, etc., eic. Our prices arc so low (hat no house this side of New York can undcr-scll us. We sell floods striclly for CASH, which enables us to make the above declaration. We keep constantly on hand a large lot of DOORS, SASH and DLINDS, at. prices that defy competition. We also keep on hand a large lot of thoco celebrated GltANOK l'LOW STOCKS, to which weintilo yonr attention. Wc have also connected to out- Store, n a Large WAGON' YAHl), with a well of Good Water, which is Tree and Open to ALL. ( KIi\ *V HUOTIIlvK, Greenville S. October 1, 187-">. wofl *