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Baby eribs are In demand In and I around Pickens. Cmsar's A ead is 2,800 feet higher tho4q Saluda River, flowing tear its base. A gentlema-n, who acoempanied our do*r hunting party last week to Cmese ars's Head, declares thait. he will o- or after be fond of fried turkey-he hav tag for thb6rst time tooted of fried We killed, while at a "deer stand't in the mountains last week, a wild ttarkey, which weighed 18 pounds. Its bear was just eleven inches long. Had it been fat, it certainly would weighed 25 pounds. OtSunday last it commenced snow. ing, continuing till nightfall. It fell to-the depth of' three inches. This 's the first of the season h,?te, although I ba been visible for weeks upon the summit of the Blue Ridge. Tho wind on Friday night last blow h* continuous storm during the night, creating no inconsiderable up prehensions, in the minds of onany, ot personal safety. It was a bitter ccld wind and we noticed next day some tipber blown down by it. -#+W+ Many a- rabbit "bit tho dust" on Monday last. We could hear hunting parties and dogs in every direction. Hunting rabbits in the snow is fine sport, indeed, and highly exciting. Bskdes, in these "hard times," it is profitable-it's meat is :ender and de licious, superstitious notions to the contrary, notwithstanding. .A gentleman, who was in town the other day, said that a young, though not unexpected, stranget "put in" fal appearav at his house on Sunday night last, in the midst of the snow *stEIrrn, and commenced instaniter hur rahinag for llaimpton. Those who havec never tried a -leer hunat beyond the miountatins at thia seasoan of the yer we would kindly andviseo to try one. Such will he amply repaid in mnore ways than one-the sig.ht of tatL venis4on, deiious~ turkey, pbheznsaiit., thin, cc ld, bracinsg breezes, anzid maat, but noc~ leas, 0h e etI *sp.14ndid -'de ws" distill only in this r:egi,n. Wh y is Ch .mz~bet lain is tke the~ Norths pole? B,ecanu4. hes e:.nnt be f ound. WVhy il'dham~nberlain like Bek-hazair? Be'ewsenh is kc ceK kniocks together. "C'onsciencet make.' to w ards (of us all." The burning of the Brooklyn Thea tv, whsich took plaice on Tuesdaiy, thte 5th inist., was disatrous aind horifk itsg its~ the extreine. Two hundred asnd eighty tree bodies have been res covered; the probable lose~ is over 350. There were over one thoEusand persons ias it at the time. From the published tabular vote~ or Louisiana, the Returning Board gave certificates of election to the IIayes Electors, w hile thle people of that State gave Tilden a majority ot nearly nine thousand votes. The average for Til den, 83,660; average for Hayes, 75,822. giving a.cear major'ty ot 7,838 votes Sheriff Sale. STATE:O~F SOUTH CAROLINA. PICKENS CouNTy. L. V. Jones vs J. M. Robinson, D. P. Robin. sen. and Mary A. Couch. BY virtue of an execution to me directed, BI will sell to thre highest bidder, before the Court, House door, at P,ckens C. H ., on Baayn January next, Tract No. 1, One tract of land, ituate in Pickcens Coun-. tty, adjoining lands of Rt. Lenheardt, H. Hiar per and others, containing 112 acres more or less. Tract No. 2. One tract of Land, situate in Picken,, Coun ly, whereon the Defendants now live, adjoin, ing lands of Wm Couch, 11. Harper anrd oth.. era, containing 120 acre.', more or less. Lde vied on as the proberty of J. M. Robinson, D: If. Robinson, and Mary A. Couch, at the y ~~'Af8 CASHI. Purchasers to pay extra for papers. e .1. RILEY FERGUSON, s.P.c. Notice. T HIE Cop'an4nership heretofore existing be.. - tween CLAYDE & MOTES is this day die. 4solved, by the withdrawal of ihe undersigned. W. AUGUSTUS CLYDE. Eaaley Staties, Dec. 1, 1876 14 4 Brick, Brick. '.jIftE undersigned have now on hama1 amnd . for sale, 200,000 BRICKS, one fourth mile from Depot, at Liberty Station, 8. C. TERM.8 CASII-Darter will be taken., HIOLCOMBE & STANSELL. Ons3 In.7 ma . l oI l . l t f a C a, EASLEY STTJPN, . C., 9ZALES TN WILL 8ELL GOODS IN THEIR LINE, as ebeap, as they can be bvugb in, Pickens County, for the cash, or In exchange for country produce. Our BRRMS are strietly CASN. Ioo SACKS SALT IN STORE, FOR $1.50 PER SACJK CASH. JOUN T. GOSSETT & CO. I,ooo Pairs Mens', Boys', Childrens', Womens', and Miss es, BOOTS and 8110 ES, h; store and to ar rive, at prices to uit the hard times-for The cash. JOHN T. GOSSErI' & CO. -0 One Horse And Two Iforse TURN PLOWS, Corn Shel-, lere and PLOW POINTS, -very low for the CASR. JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO. 0 In Store And to arrive, 70 Barrels Common and Extra FLOUR. Also, a heavy atock of BACON. JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO. Calicoes An Elegant line of Prints, at 8 and 10 cents per yard. Also, a nice an'ortment of Shawlu. Bal M orals. Not ions, .Jeans, Linseys, &e. Loa.e and see t hem. JOhN T1. GOSSEFT & Co. H-ats! Flats! ! IhATS, almost. whhbout No. at prices to SUit thec most~ stingy. OliI N l'. G OSSET T & CO. Oc t '.5, 1876 8 HAGOOD & ALEXANDEWS, PICK ENS C. HI., S. C., ~\ E A RI NOW RECEIVING from Newv Yor-k and Batltimiore, a latrgo and splendlid Stock of Thnse Goods were carefrully selected and closely bought by o'e of the firm,. and CAN anid WIL1A, BE sold at aston ishiingly low figures. Among the many novelties to be found in our stock, is the neat and h)andstome Tilden, Hetndlricks, and Hampton HATS, and the stylishb HIa,np)ton COLLA R. Call early, make your selections and be happy. Respectf'ully, HAG O3D & ALEXANDER. Oct 25, 1876 8 W. A. LESLEJY, PICKENS C. 11., 's. C. HAS JUST RECEIVED A BEAU TIFUL STOCK -OF NEw GOODS, CA LICOES, NOTIONS, KENTUCY JEANE8, GENTS' FANCY BOWS, GROCERIES, DRUGS, &c., &c. And, everything usually kept in my line, will be sold cheap for CASH OR BARTER. Respectfully, W. A. LESLEY. Oct. 5 187ti 5 NESW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fime to Pay Me Somethiag on your necoint, so that I can keep up imy Stock of G-ods and idways have wIl M9q3 Want on hand at all times. I-f you Anything on Last Yara' Account. Don't put ii e off any longer, but come square up. If you want more Go s Them to vou on eaar terms. I want to sell you MIN 'WR Or for Cash or Barter, or That wil: best .Luit you, Be undereal I, and my New Stock of Dry dl, Iloots, Shioes IIlats,&. canut be bea2t. Caldl and se mne. Resp)ecttfully, WV.T. MCFA[. Out 12, 1870 6 NEW FIRM. Oconee Tannery, T ii E~ undersigned in' associat ed wiuh Lthemi na the conduct of (heir businiess of Tanning and aniufaictuing Boots and Shoes, MR. CHA.RLE~S WEITNAUJER, a~ a partner equally interested with zua th reini. The Inme of the firm will hiereatter he the1 "p9CONEE~ TANNERUY." Thankful f"r past p'atronage, we bespeak.a continuance of the same. Our senior, Mr. Filzinger, has a fine reputation as a Tanner, and will be able to supply cuslomers in tihis line with the best article of SOLE, UPPE~R AND llARNESS LEA'::RIR.. . ? - .: We will continue to manufacture our first class h.in-l made OUR BOOts8 and B H5b8 are fur sate.. y W. T. McFALL, a: P'ickens Court HIoute, cheap for cash, or which will be exchanged for Hides oNn rasonable terms. . Gi. W. FILZINOER, GOTTLOLUE WANNER. July 2O,18 8 41 tf H EADQUARTeRS FO[R CIIEIAP Stoves, Tinware and House Furnishing Goods. CROCKERY, GLASS AND SIT.LE PLATED * WA R E 4 SPEG.LTY. *Roofing a nd Re paIrin g?dene at sh art notice,' at the lowest prices. We ask all the pe'ople of Pickens anul adjoining~ Counties to call andl examnine our stock. We certainly sell Goods cheaper than they have ever been sold in this market. All Goods guaranteed. To Merchantes-w4 WboIfala Tin ware as cheap as Northe'n markets. Sendl for Price, List. J. E. (GUItTIS; & CO., Clevela nd Block, Greegville, -S. C. Se et 28, 18%( 4 8m Notice. i EF will sell to the highest hidder, on VWednesday, the 20fh day of December instant, the RENTS of the Estate of-B. Lin Freeman, deceased, consisting of Corn and Fodder. Terms cash. At the same time, we will Rent the Plae for the year 1877, on a credit, until the 1st of December next, with note tad approved ae yBENTON 8. FREEMAN, Adm'r, MARY J. ERE~EMAN, Adm'x. D)en7 7'. A7 . 14 a. NIW ADVERTISEMENTS. L.WOULD AGAIN .ESPECTFUL. ft oalI Vd attontibn of the publio' to my well belected i s sorted stock of i onslsting of DRY &FANCY GOODSt HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AN.D SHOES GROCERIES' TARDWA RE, &C. . kll of which I will sell cheap for cash. ---o I am still Agent for the "EURE CA" FERIiLiZER, one of tiloi^st n the market. rie payaole in cotton at 15o. 14 Nov., $60.00 per tonl. rice payable iu ,currency 1st Nov., $t5.00, per ton. MW Nybib 16 cMh on de!Wry, $47.50 per ton. Freight $6.00 per ton, to be added o this point, and must bo paid in ash. --0 Last but not least, let me impress Ltupon those who sre due ie on ac ount for 1875, that, I need the monloy nd MUST HAVE SETTLEMENTS. ]af up at once and favor me as I %vored you. M. W. FORD. EASLEY STATION, S. C. E-.d 17, 187t. 24 tf Notice ! T1IlE BUSIN ESS OF UIE N DIU0KTs e WilL LI AMS at Ecasley Station .vit be contitiued by'tTe i1ealdsigQed iurvivor. -. -- . - A g< od Stock of General Merchuan,. uise, consisting of BOOT&. AND Sh OES, R EAID)Y-MAIDE CL OT HING, R OCKE RY.. WAIRE, NOT10NS, &n:, n store and1( arrivinig. All to be0 sol.J H chenp as~ any oter estalAish ment :4t sell, For Cash og Bar'ter4 WVe call attention of our friends whiom we have been accommodating, o their indebCltednecss L.) us, aund ask ,hemi to call at once and settle their icconnts by cash or note. The~ dcaLh of Mr. hend ricks makes ,his call a necessity, and hope that ono will diMregar'd it. Bring in your Produce--the high, ost mnarket prica paid for Cotton, Jorn, &c. I. WIL LIA MS, Survivor. Esley, Sept. 20, 1876 4 tt NEW GOODS! NEWV STORE! TIHlE UNDELiSIGNED RESPECT fully informr, the ci tizenis oif Pick ens County, that they have openeod a AT EASLEY STATION, S. C., Whi.h they prIopose to sell as cheatp as anybodly foir CASII Ot 'EARTER, Respec tfully MAULIDIN & HESTER. Odt, 26, 1876 8 3m LIBERTY HOTEL TIUE UNDERS10NED llAS OPENED A FIRST CLASS IhOUSE at Liberty Sintion. S. C., at,d is prepared to take permanent ot tr-ansient Boarders at reasonable rates. The Table Wilt be supplied with the besi the muarket afford.. iIe also.keeps a select STOCK OF MER ChlAND18E~ on hand, which is offered to th< pubbec cheap, for cash. Conasult your. owi interest and call on him. J. J. NIX. Uhberty, . C* July 01=1 1min 46 a NEN ADVERTISEMENTS. Sheriff's Sales STATE OF SOUlIL CAROLINA -.FAC KEN#HIt O U-NVY. Marthe A, Steel a4dd -'uan M. Alelaade against D. M. Alexnder Adsnjpistrat9r and t. N. k6bilfs, Bkecutot-. 3Y virtie 4f "' e uentimn to, me diretted I will sell to tha Wig4441-bidderiski MPiolt ens Qourt Ilouse on Saleday in Jantarj next,'during the legal hourt ofabile, hnet'iact, of Land situatia '(n PlAe'ni County, an waters. f.- coutainitig 2AM acres mo?e or less, adjuinuing lands of ad othis. Levied on as the property 01 llardk Price, doqasqd, at the suit of Martle A. St 0le ad Susan M. Alexander. TZ51C 48H-4p4rchasers to 'pay extra fNr tied. ... _. J. RILY F RGUSON, . De 7, 1876 1 NOTICE! -o-0 -- - 'On and After the 15th inet, we wAll SELL "ODS FOR WE WILL BE . PLEASED TO serve our fritdi oli theso ternsi but can not se0l on time. All persons 1NDVBTEib are ro quested t.o call and close all Aecoqnts by NOTE. R. B. IIOLCOMBE & SON. Easley, S. C., July 14, 187.q Used in nearly every lodality in 'tuany States, Settled beyond a doubt-No one questions the fact that more cases of whites, suppres sed and irregular menses and uterine ob, strtbions, of every kind, are beig daily cared, by Dr J -Bradfield's Female tegultnior, than by all ot her remned es combined. .g success in Georgia and othier States is beyond precedent in the annals ot phieic. Thousandg of certificates from wonmen everywhere pour in upon the~ proprietor The attention or prom inent medical men is aroused in behalf of thie wonderfil comnpounmd, and the most. success ful practioniers use0 II If women suffer lhere, after it. 441 be liieir own foult. 'Femnala Regulator a prepared and sold by L. . HI llradlfield, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga., and may bt bought at $1,50 per hottle at any respectabbi Drug Store-in the Unton. MFFECTr. TRULY WONDERFUL. CA'nTRasvrr:LE, OR., April 26, 1869.-Thl will certify that two members of my im-ne diate family, after having suffered for man, years from menstrual irregularity, a'nd ha'vinj been treated without benefit, by viariousnied ical doctors, were at. length completely cure< by one bottle of ID:. J. Bradfield's FE1A LI REOLULATOR. I therefore d*eenr it tny de1tj to furnish this certiffeate, with the hope o drawing attention of suffering womenkind t< the fuerirs of a medicine whose power in cur img irreguldar, and suppressed m'entramatioen has been proven umnd'er my own personal ob servat ion. Its effect on such cases 'is trbt1 wondertul, and well raay the. rernedy be oalled "Woman's Best Friend." Youru respect fully, . JA5. W.8~T3Axas. Sept. 7, 1876 _______ 4__ The State of' Southa C'ar.lna iN COURT COMMON PLEAS, Mirs. Mlary lloyd, Plaint iff. Aginst Harvey.O. Ui, . Rebecca~ Hunt, widow of H1e'wet Hlunt, Wigiamn (lust, ifarvey C. Hunt, Martin flunt. Evaline Chiilde Mary H unt, Catoline .Morgaua Mar garet liitt' Zurah Guest, Robert G. Hunt. Dorcus P'ety;,1lIiza~beth IHunt., widow ol Wesley iunt, \. P'. Hunt, heir. of John0 T.' Hunt, It. F. Ilunt, T J. Hunt, Marcus 11. Hunt, Ann Hunt, sud John Petty--Do. fendants. SUMMONA F9FR RE3LIEF. TO Harvey C. lHunt JI,.2. Hunt, Harvey C. Hunt, Jr , Mlartin Hunomt, and Mary lunit, Defendants in this actiou. Y OU1 are hereby siumond aned required tc answer the com'plaint In this action, which is filed in the, office of the Clerk 01i Court of Common PLeaa.fa.s.sid County, and to seve a copy of your tanswer on the stub. scribers it* their office Taublic Nquaire, Green ville C. Hi. 8. C.. within twenty days after t he service of this summom on yoll, excluIsive of the (lay of service. if you fail to anmswei this~ compJlainJt within t,p time aforesatid, thei plaitifitf will apply to thle Court for the rel demn'uded in ihe comphiint , and for costs. h>at ell 21st June, 1876 ilYTillE & ANSErL, Greenville 0. HI., S. C. To Harvey C. Hunt, H F. Hunt, Harvey C Hunt, Jr. Startin !lunt and Mary hunt. Take iiot ice, thatd the comiplaint in die abov, stated case wats file<h in thie office of the Cleri of the court of comumons pleas for said cou t,t of Pickens, on the 1st dlay of July A. D) 187O *.iV'"&H E & A NSEL4, 'aint iffra ,Attorneye. Nov !), 1876 11 6 0Oli UlRA RtEGISTER PUBLISHIED IDAILY, TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKL TERMS, IN APVANcR . D)ail y, six months, $8 fi Tri-Weekly six monthts, 2 i Weekly, six months, 1 0 C2IEA P IST Book and Job Printing Offic IN TlI R ST AT E. o --- . gi Address all comununications, of wha ever character, to Manager Register Pul liehing Company, Colutmnbia, 8. C. May 19. 16 37i ,1IW ADVETIsjb(N EAR.E, WExLA & A2TTO.RNEY3. COURSALOiRg ICKENS c. H. Mnrbera,of the American Attorep AeG'A, ation.ud of the Uni"ted Slates Law Asocie, tion. Col. JA MRS R. HAGOOD fis aiodatd *Q thetat and they will giie proapt mttenlt*w all business etrustwsI to khess'5 June 1, 1876 4 Norton, eith & Hollingine,ia ATTORtNEYS AT 2?LA - Will praciee in the Circuit and i e%Q* Courta for Fickens County., and is theviUsI% Statqs Vourts of this State from that sq4ptG One,eof the Seni-or p*r6ners will be presenv a@i$t in the trarrsction of apy importaR4 buiiseis d'uringvacaifor. J. J. NORTON, W W. C. KEITIf, - I V. L. nOF1LLNGSIORT1H,Pickens C. H. Mareh 2.1, 1876 29 HOLCOMBE & CHILD,: A,TTORNEYS AT LA W. PICKENS C. I. B. Will Practfee in all the' Court@ of the Stat and of the United States. Bu'iness promptl. atteuded to,. hlarch 16 1876. 28 W 11TNER SYMMESO AtToRNEY AND COUNSlito AT LAWO GIEENVILLE, 8. C Praetices in the Circuit eurt and Court. 1'robate for Pickens ounty. May 16 . .42 ISAAC M. BRYAN, ATTOWNEY AT LAW, Pra.tices in Cotil-ts of Picken County, and in United States Court EFIAK BNIf,8?IAIOILIIS I LGEAIj [ H CUANILLOANH THfE UNDERSIONED~t RESPECTFULLY c all the attentioni of' their friends to the, fast, thar, in addition to their Which is always full in its varied branohes. They have on hanIId a quantity of different Standard Fertilizsrs, at the fol)o'wirtg prits Bnra dIe y'"a Animoonlatce Phosphate. Cash Price, $50 Tjme Pgice, payalile in Currency, -610 f'me l'rce payable'in $1iddling Cot ton, at 15 enta, ' 0 '09 Attaticl Plhosphiate. Cash Price, ' N 0 Time Price, payable in C'urrency. Time Price, payable in Middling Cot ton at 15 cents, 63 00 Mapes Phosphat. Cash Prir e, $48 Time Pri,ce, payable in Currrney, 63 0 Wilcox & Giblbs' )Ianipu-' lated GUuno. Cash fSrice, - $66 00 Timie Price, payable in Md iddli'ng Cot ton, at 17 cents, . 70 00) Freight to be added from Factory, and payable in (JAS II. A?! time salt to be closed by note, due Jut day of November next. lRespec t fully, IIUDGEINS & BOLT. Easley, 8. 0., Feb. 23, 1876 26 187.5. . - - , - 1875. URATTENTION IS MORT RESPEJC.. tfelly called to the largest and decidedly the 'EAPEST Stock of Goods that ham ever been exhibited in West Greenville ; corn Sisting of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GROCERIE~S, etc., etc. Our prices are so low that no house this side of New York csn under-aell us. .* We sell Goods strictly for C ASil, which enables us to make the naove dlelarat'on. 3 We keep constantly on h;and a large lot of DOORS, SASil and BLINDS, at prices that 0 defy competition. 0 ~e 0 We also keep on harid a large lot of thoee celebrated GRANGE PLOW STOCKS, ,'o which we invite your attention. & We have also connected to our Store, a Large WAGON VAIRD, with a well of Good a Water, which in Free andi Ores to Ar,.. *CELY & BRIOTEHER. Olreenville S. C., O'eteber 1 JPV. wof