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5LOOAlk ITEMS. fhv"oh Directory. 11ev. Ifugh MoLees, 2d Sunday at 11 A. M. Rev. J. 0. Hudson, 8d "4 11 A. M Rev. W. H. Ariall, 4th " 11 A. M Rev. W. B. Singleton at Bacona every ist Sunday and Saturday before, at 11 a. m. Pay your stbscrip ion. The potatoe crop in this County is generally good. Tho'jossum hunting season is here, and the toot of the horn is heard nightly. We have not hoard anything lately 1 of th'at Turnpiko Road rrom Easley Station to this place. Will it be built.? A clerk came into our officeo the other day, boo-hooing, because his sweet-heart came into the store and ho was cut out by his boss. Too bad. The chestnut crop in the mountains is said not to be so very good. Though we notice that considerable qiuantiLics aro coming into town. North Carolina Uppies have imade their appearance in town-alwars a .. dollar a bushel-many pasf4 througlh to points on the Air Line Iailroad and places farthor (town the country. The corn and cotton crop is not A turning out as well as the farmers an ticipated, though both are at a much d smaller prico than any other year since the war. High taxes and ltW prices for produce of every kind is what will (1o the work for us after 0 awhile. W - . .-._ 1: . Sow plentifully of wheat and oats d and be iidependent. Cut loome from the Radical skunks and let them go 11 to the d-1. Give thoso who voted with you all tho prof -r.n0o. M Mr. W. 11. uirhes kept a .Ist of voters and how ,a.Ih voted at this O pilace on fTuesday~ last,, and camen w i th b in two of htow the vo'to stood on Governor. VQry good for Willie. During the electiUon last Tluesday~1, a company of sweet li ttle girls and hoys, aged fromt 3 to 10 yeaLrs, dressed them selves in red, and with two deruns and bannters nu.cuhed thro'whl ..ur st reets, chteerinig for lIAlaptuo. Th'ey nuirchedl by the polls. and t heir mOIluet. Ciro, utedl te greatest enith~ is'asm, an<.d the'y received 'he'er altuer cheer ais they p'LMssed amon..(st, the "oter.o. It wastOttn pfh'inosL plea~sanit inticients c we have over witnetssed. God blees 0 the chaldren. JIS'r oF J U oas --T'he folio wing~ is a list of the Petit Jurors dra w ni for the P present November tettm of Court for this < ounty: J. P. Looper, Thos. P. Garrett, J- a WV. Hunt. John G. Bo weni, Isaac Dav is, a Robert C. Gillam, Lark in H oghes, S. .A. Gary, Wm i. K. Stews rt, WVm. J. a Ponder, Li. T. Add'iagtoni, Elias Ken. neomforo, Andr1te w E. BaileniL te, Thou. Davis, Squire. E. Js binson, (p,. c.) WV m. K. Boggs, Jamtes Nt w berry, D r. II. C. Miller, W. 11. An,der.on, Ja;ums F LIathamn, W. 13. Allgoad, 0. P Fie:d,-1 R. M. Fostor~, Jonnt F. CIlardy, RusisellI Duko, Tfuos. E. J ames~', Baurrell Iiill, (p. c.) La w renice M . Berr~ v, Sand y o Miurphey, p. c.) Fennk P. Bites, 'I hos. Griffin, A. [1. Arinil, IIonry Joihn-.,n, (p. c.) Jeff L. Cox, WV. M. [Iagood, A.b M. Mauldin. Tar Heel Song. The unter rified Democrats of Pumpakinown Ocame to town h edniesday, siniging the toPiw. ing song. T hey alsO sang it frequent ly inr our streets, which caused much mnerrimnent . , Wade llampton is a flue man, '1 And Chamnberlain is a fool, WYade Hampton rides a white horse, And Chamberlain rides a mule. Oh tiuimi, row-dow,.dow-dow.... Oh! tit imi, row dow, dow-day, Wade Hampton bought a~ watermellon, Chamberlain walked behind, Hlamptont eat the jucy part, And Chamberlain eat. the rine--C,. a Meat upon the gooses foot, Marrow in the bone, Mas Chamberlain on the hill-side, Just listen how he groans. I went down to Columbia, I went (down with the blues, Old 4ghamiberlain stole my nap-sack, Oh! Yes, my blanket. too.--Ca. We whipped them out at Pumpkintown, At Pickens drove them back, -- was~ a traitor,p The Negroes drove him back---Cn. - d We whipped them out at Liberty,b A t Easley dIrove them back, ei -- was a trat or, TPhe Tm,Ner.rn. hi:. ,-a.-oR W. A. LESLEY, PICKENS 0. 1U., S. 0. [AS JUST RECEIVED A BEAU TIFUL STOCK OF NEw GOODS, ALICOES, NOI'ONi ENTUCY JEANES. GEN IS' FANCY BOWS R')ERIES. Dik)UGS, &c., &c Ali(, everything usially kept ii iv hie, will b s'jld cheap ftr Refspect tlly, W. A. LESLEY. Oct 5, 1876 5 NEW ADVERUSEMENTS. Per day to Agents !-Bes E- $ 10 Selling Goods! HAAsi & Lu RECH'T. 107 Liberty sil eet, New York. TO$7 aWeek to Agents. Sample ;55 $ FREE. P. . VICKERY ugusta, Mlaine. gents-Four $10 Cromos Free. .1. M MUNYON & CO., Philadelphia, Pa ANDERSONVILLE AGENTS WANTED! A completa History of Andersonville Pris i, by Drt. Rt. Stevenson, Surgeon in chtrgp ith nn appendix containing the names o 1000 Union soldiers who died there, wit! ite and cause of death. Sent on recoipt, u rice, $3 00. A splendid campaign book. TURNnUI, BROTHFRs, 3altitnore. Md. ighest Premuint at. the Centennnial Award ed to the aamb Maxitting Machine Knits a Stocking in 15 Minutes. Knitting in the heel and n owing off th 0 complet e-iAnlits all size".. namirrows a) idlentr at wi annd knits the wveh either Tu ibror Flat. Single, Donhle)1. or liibbed. P r icing all Variet te.s of Knit Apparel. Sent ir circulartis aind snmple stockitng. LA*M'B KNITTIrNO NIA(CHINE CO., ihicopee Fall s. NI-a s. . or Philatdel pia. Pa. AlmE YoU USE NONE BUT TI! E Ihemnical P aint t is the Original and( Oui; li, hib Paint ixi.ed R1~ea.! t,fr CUse. It is the mt~.~ Durab)le. thle Handi4some)st a n 0st ecoQnmicail pa inlt madetl. Send for sampit ird, with test imuoniaLls from owners of' th~ nest residenices in thle. country. For salei very section of the country. AVEl!rT.L CIIEMICAL PA1NT 00., .32 L;urtlitng Slip, New York Oity. The only Cetenn ial Medal for a prepare lint was awarded us8. enftennIial Rieductioni it Advert isi ng. $3.250 40 worth of Newsp iper Adverfising publishers schedule rates, given for $70( ud a three months note accepted in paymer -om Advertisers of responsibhility. A Print e ist, givinig Name, Character, Actual Dail nid Weekly circutlat ion, and scheduel rates< divert isinig, sent fece to any addt-ess. A ppl GEt). P. HtOWELL & CO., Newspape 'Ivertising Agents, 41 Park [(ow, New YorkL Nov 2, 4876 9 4 Lomestead and Exemptior OTICE is hereby given that Mrs. Mairia ..F.hGmbell, wvidowv of the late J. Mant en GainbrellI, has atpplied to nme to have [omlest eadl eet off t o herself antd childlren or f tihe property of her' hat e hu tsband, aiccordin an act of lhe Gieneral Assemtbly oft 1heState ottth Car olin. appr'oved Febtruery 22d, 1 872 ni1 the samte w ill he he-ard in my office: ickens l'ourt II'on.se on 25th (lay of Novem er, 1876. I. HI. P IL POT, ,r.p.r.c. Oct 26, 1876 8 4 Brick, Brick. F Eiu indersigned ihave now on hand an for' sale, 200.000 BR ICKS. one fourt lile from D)epot., at. Liberty Stat ion. 8. 0. ERMIS CASH-Barter will be taken. HIOLCO)MBE & STANSELL. Oct 5, 1 87 6 5 3m EAsLEY HOTeL, --- THIS POPUL AR hOUSE is convenienti >ented to thle Depot; Rooms well furni s he aid the tr.bie supplied with the best in fth arket. I;oard reasonable. Coniveytnce furnished to Table Rock~ oesar's Head, or any other point whic r.rties may wish to visit. CL YDE & MOTIES Proprietors. March 310, 1876 80 Omo FINAL SETTLEMENT, \ PPLICAT'ION has been made to L Hf 1 Pilot,Es. Judige of Prtobtate to ckens Coty, for leave to make a lFina sttlemnent of the Estaite of Henry Hendricksu ceasedl, on Friday, the 1ith day of Novem 3r next, amnd he dlischarged therem asE ttors of said Estate, 'frmIsE .JOII NiM. H EN DRICKS, 1 E .JAS. F. HIEND" id j Ex or Oct 10, 187 x NW ADVERTISEMENTS. Time to Pay Me Something on your accouit, so that I can keep ilp my Stock of Goods aid aways have Want OI] hand alt ill tiies. If You Anyithing on Last Years' Account. DIn't put it o off any longer, but Collie Fquare u ,. It. If you want more Goods Them to you on easy terms. I want t sell you Or for Cash or Barter, or ! That w i best suit yvoil Be ~underon- and my New Stock of D Iry Goods, IBoots, Shoes, IIats, &c., canlt be~ beat. Call 1.mtd see mec. R es pect h ully, O (n* 12, 187G 0 EASiLY ST'ATION, S. 4. ' OUR SENIO1R, T1. W. RUSSELL, has j ust returned fromtf the N\orth , wvhere be pu r'h ased the best~ anid varied EVr1l BROUG Tr TpO TllIS MARK ET, which we prop)ose to sell to suit, the times. *You can: find anyt hing you want in OUR STOCK, AND) WE PR~OPOSE TO SELL If' to you if you give us a trial. We itro always in the Market for PRHODUCE of' any kind. Remomnber' your Ganoi( 15 cents Cotton will expire the 1st of Novem-. h bher. Govern youirselves accordinigly Respet H'illy, RUSSELL, MAlRTIN & CIO., Oct. 12, 1876 6 LIBERTY HOTEL ---0 TIIE UNDERS,IONEDT 11AS OPENED~ A y! FRST C LASS 1l10U1E at Liberty Stationi, S. S,adis preparedl to t ake pe'rtmanent or e ransient Boardlers at reasonnble ratecs. The Table will he su1ppliedl with the( best ,the market affords. - i Ie also keeps at select STOCK OF 31l1R Cl A ND1)1SE on hianid, whicho is offered 10 the pubb)le clheap, for cish. Consult your own interest and caill onl him. J. J. "NIX. -Liberty, S. C., July 18, 1876 46 tf Notice. LLpersons indebted to the Estate of Jamuies .\. McFall, deceased, eier by note or aCCOUntI, are requested to come for tarud and( settle the same, on or betore the -1t h day of November n!ext. Parties failing to (10 so, will at' er that. date. findr their ac. couints in thie hands of an officer for collect ion. W. T. McPALL, Adm'r. IOct 5- 18476 5 8 NkW ADVERTISEMENTS. E WOULD AGAIN REHSPECTFUL. Jy call the attOntifon of tho public to my well solocted and us sorted. stock of Ilh AND 01E1 BIT-400GDI consistinig of 2RY & I1ANCY GOODS, RATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, lents, clotht~ W e~ I speci9ty. GROCE RIES' fA RDVA RE, &C. Aff df which I will soll chenp for cas4h. --0 I am stiil Agent for the "EURE, [CA" FERTILIZ ERl, one of the best in the market. Price payable in cotton at 15c. 1st Nov., $60.00 per ton. Price payable in curroncy ls Nov., $.55.00 por ton. Price payable in cash on delivery, $47.50 per ton. Freight $6.00 per tin, to be added to this point, and must bo paid in WWIh. -0 Last but not least, lot tne impress it upon those who are due me on ac, count for 1875, that I need the money and MUST1 HAV E SETTLEMENTS. Pay up at once and favor mo as I favored vou, M. V. FOID. FASLEY STATION, S. C. Feb 17, 1876 24 tf H EADUARTCRS FOlt CH EA P Stoves, Tinware and House Furnishing Goods. CRO(CKER~Y, (GLASS ANDI SILVER PLATED) WARtE A SPECIALTY. Rnonng and Repairing done at short notice, at theI lowest pices. We ask allie people of' Pieken s and ad,joiin g ('ountics to c' ' and exaLinin our011 sItock. WeC 'ertinilIly soll G Coody cheaper C I than thei y hiave ever' heeun sold ini tis mnarket . All Goods gluaanteed. To Mercluotnts--we wholesale Tinwar'e as eheap as Northern markets. Send for Pricee List. J. E. CURTIS & CO., Cleveland Block, Greenville, S. C. Se, 1 28. 1876 4 8m D U RY EAS' S ATIN G LOSS ST AROII. TRY IT ! tse it once, and you will use no other. O DURY EaS' IM PROVE[D CORN ST ARCII. Pr'onouned by Jurors of Great International Exposition, Paris, 1867, to he the "PElIlFECTION OF~ QUALITY." A trial will insure its popularity every wher'ie, None genuine without Duryeas' oni every package. For sale hy Groc'ers generally. June 8, 187. 40 Ty NEW FIRM. Oconee Tannery rivi1E undersigned have associated with Ithem in the condu',t of their business of Tauning and ..aufactuinag Boots anud Shioes, Mit. CI A RLES W EITINA UE: , as ai partner equal Ily inte rested wvith uits therin. Thei natme of lhe firm willI hereatfter he the ''OCON EE TI'A NNERYIt ." Th'anktful f"r pastr. pat roinage, ive bespe'a k a Co in unee of lie same. Our senior, xir. lPi'ziunger, has~ a fine repu tot ion as a hoTinne, anol will be able to suipply cu1s omerCis iln t ihi ine Willh the bti( article ot SOLE, UPPER AND) HIARtNESS LEA 1IV!. A L,So, We till continue to manufacture our first elaess hand made And( offer them on the best terms. OU R BOOTlS ando lit')l 1 ai'e for sale by N. T.' Mc,FA LL, at Piekens Court Ilouse, :healp for' c:.sh. 0or whiehI will heC exchanged 'or Hides oni reasLonab&le terms. GTTLO; WANER. Juely 2i) 1A76 A6n *NEVV STORE, NEW GOODxj AT EASLEYSTATION, S. 0. The undersigned have opened a Itouse in ERsley, near their Livery Stable, for the pur pose of conducting a fancy and heavy , GROCERY: iBUSINESS. Under the Firm, name and style of RICIHEY & WYATT. They guarantee bottom prices, as they intend selling strictly for cash. Give them a call. IH. A. RICHEY, A. G. WYATT. Ensley, Nov 22,.1875 18 tf NOTICE! On and After the 15th ilst, we will S E L L G O O.D S CASH Ofl DAftTER ONLEY WE WILL BE PLEASED TO servo our fri,nds on theso terms, but can not sell on time. All persons INDEBTED aro re qtiested to enll al close all Acuounts by NOTE. i. E. HOLCOMBE & SON. Easley, S. C., July 13, 187G 45 Used in nearly every locality in many States, Settled beyond a (loubt-No one questions Ohe 'act that more cases of whites, suppres sed and irregular nienses and uterine ob sitctions, of every kid, are being daily cured, by Dr J- Bradfield's Female R1egulator, than by ll otheri ' remnedie's cornbined. Its suce ini Georgia ata'l othier States is heyond precedent inii 1111anunis oft phisic. Tihouisanids of cert ificat1es f romn wotment every'w here poulr ini 11pon the' proprvietor. TheIii attIent(ion of prom-t inen'it mied ical men is artouisedl in be half of this 'woniderf'ul conir auni 1 and the ti.st suicces's fuil pract ionersV use it. if women suifri here ater it will h.a their owni ftiult. Female llegutlator1 is prepi ed and sold by 1L. 11. liratield, Drtugg ist , .\tlanta, Ga., andl may he boutghit at $1I,50( per hot tie at, any respect abie Drug St ore in the l'nimn. (>ARTEnlsv1il..:. 0 a., A pril 26, 1 811._This will eertify t na Iwo ittemtbers of my imm:ie years fromt menst ruatl irregularity, antd having beenit teatIed iIthout b~eefit , by vairiouis med-. icail dbotors, were t. lenigthI comtipletely cturedl by otte b)ottl1e of D)r. J1. B3rtadteld's F EuiA LE It EGUL[A To . 1 lherefore <leem it mty d1: y to furnish this eertitleaite, with the hope of drainItg lit ('ftio of1 sutffe'rig women1~ik ind to thle nilerits of ai mledicine( ivybase' powi%er in catrs ing ir*reguilavr and stuppr'essed mrenisItentIlion, i lmsOi beenprveni unde mih' iy own. pejhrsounal ob servat ion.* Its ('fec t n tisu ich cse.s is htui womEle rta.l, aliftI well ma :y the remedy he caille'd 0"Woman '.S st Friendii."' Yours re.spect fully, JAs. w. STRANGE. Sept. 7, 1876 1 4 FINAL SETTLEMENT. NOilCE is hereb'ly given tltnit. application . hsbeen nade to I. 11. P'hilpot, Esq., J1udge of Probalei of' P'ickens Counity, for leave to uike a Finial Seltlemtent of the Estate of Dr. Jnoti. M. Fich deceased, oni thle 4thI day of Decembher next, andu to be discharged there, WV. T. FIELD, Ad'mnr. Oct 26, 1 876 8 5 Estate Notice. A LLprsn ndbe to the Estate of' Dr. J. M Fieb, ectese on Med ical Ac counft 0or oIther'wise, svill plense eCmte forwvardl tand! set tle I he satme on or be fore thle 4l th day of )ecemenhr n fex t: an td thIiose hain~Vi0g demtantis againsMt. th E 'staite ill leaCse mtt me tl'onl that day3 lit Pickenis Coturt iloutse, with their' ntecutts properlt'y provenI. MIr. Isaac N im mions is anith'orize'd to rei'C'e~ andt receipt for Oct 2(;, 1 87t 8 4 SINTAL N4ETTL MIENT, TOIE is hlereby giveni thatt appliention N . as.~ bee nei ie to I. II. Phlipijot, J udge, of' Priobate of Pice (is(>i fiut y, foi 1leave Iio nmotke a Fi'nal Seittlemnent of' the Estai e of S. ID1 Good1let t, d1eeln sed , ont thie 4hth day of 1)e. cemrnt liex t, and1 1o be discha ~rged thlerefromn as aidm,inistraitix. Oct \d L . G Oi LETlT, Adm'rx. I T-I...E DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY. 9h0 Aly D0em0aiAc Par at th~ a Og1t TERMS, IN AP'VANCY.: Daily, six monfthus, y1 50 Tri-Wceliy six mont hs, 2 50) WVeok lv, six membtis, 1 (00 Ci EAPE~ST Book and Job Printing Offiee LV Till ST.! TV. -- - 0 2t8"" A ddel(i(s' all (omltonnllications, of what e~ver ebartei~tr, to AlanIagee' Itegister Pub. hlting Comnpanty, Columtbia . b. C May 18. 166 G NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. EARLE, WELLS & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS &. COfUSEL'1?S, PICKENS C. Ir. Members of the American Attorneys Assoc ation and of the Uuited States LawrA1ssocia.. tiort. I 1 Col. JAMES E. H1A 0O0D is associated with trem, and they will give prompt a(tenIoto all business ntrusted to them. s June 15, 1876 41 Norton, Keith & Hollingsworth AT7ORNE,YS AT7 LA W,. Will practice ii the Circuit and PYr.ibl o Courtm for lickens County, and in the U'nited States Courts of this State from that. county. One of the Senior partners will be preseult to assist. In thu transaction of iy important busiics during vacnt ion. J. J. NORTON, 'tW!hl W. J. IE0IT11. Walhialla C. L. IIOLLINGSW!OltTvii,liekens C. 11. March 23, 1876 29 HOLCOMBE & CHILD, ATTOR ,,'YS ATLA W. P I C K E N S C. II. S. C., Will Practice in all the Courts of 1ohe Sta11o and of the United 6tate.!. i une promptly attended to. March 16 1876 28 ATTORNiY AND VOTTNSE,LLo1 AT LA1W, GREENVILLE, S. c. P r.i tices in tle Circuit (ui I and CoUt' o Probate f'or Pickens ointy. ITly 1 4 ISAAC M- BR7AN, ATTOMIEy AT Juw~. A I M It.. -,-U1YJ1"IAT10 Pra:-Itices C t A1171 11 Col Comnty, nmd in Un11ted ( jQt.t The UNEQUALTED 'J. T L C, UU1L ADDR S, -OO. , GUANO! t'; IJE ND)E1sI 1i ', Ip'l TTr1,y e-ill the at tenitioni o. th.;r ticdb o IetC lial, in adudiition to the1ir i h is01 ahoy fll ini it v ~.u.d( h: rre' B r'a d I e y A n 1iunie Pr e*(, y lei om - . ton, at Lo ceu:'s, C: 'lime Pri ee, playabh- int rurrione. (0 0 'lime Pruice, p:yabile in Curi ia., &8 nt Clash Pri< e, .l~50 'lune Prtice, p'ayalel ini Coi rliney,t Ilie P ice. S1 pa A l ii (' i a' n l~C by ntet, due l.xt day of'N M.ih itr.um II J) VS & BOLT'1. 18I75. - - UR A'l'TENTr)N T4 MOSTI im1*>PF.rT-j t he L'HIE.\PE.<T1 NUck( o)f ( hill-i that, ha.s ever beent exhlibited iniVs i \\'edGreenile ; coN sisting of DRY GOOpS, E00TS, SHCOES, GROCERIES, (IC.. etc. Our prices are so low ha no hense 28( this 81ide of New Yor1k o'.t ,under-."1 a We sell Go'uls strictly for' ' \Si!, which enables is to) makel~ the iii Vi II ';tit ., t' k ep e 0n-iallttIly (In) It . al I :d. it f DOORU4, SASl and tiid WNDS, at priccs thait defy Cm mpet it ion. Wce also keep on haul a larg:e lit oIf tho.5n celebrated GRAN';E PhL(\W sTOCi:s r wvhiich we'd invite yom-r S tuentito. We have a1l1) conn'ctd to 'ur Store, a a Large W.\GO)N YA IU), with It well of Geood Water, which i-i Frte" ni I t -:' t. A r.r. OllIjY & OT E , Greenville S. C., Oet oUer 1 1875. k.oC ji~