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Some of our farmers, think the peaches have bon killed In the bud. Irfbig, jo true, we shall have no peaches again this year. QiQ4 sheriff, Mr. Joab Maldin, is t_Ag up his lots In front of the jail for the purpose of cultivation. "be spirit of Improvement bas left oqr people. But it will soon revive when the gubernatorial question is positively settled in Hamptof's favor. 'aAt Thursday night a heavy rain Iell" at this place, accompanied by loud peals of thunder and vivid flashes f. light.0ing. The weather was in,. tejnely cold on Friday following. Capt. Berry, the special agent for tpe gollection of the ten per oent. tax, is located at this place and is kept i, busy writing receipts and re coiving the taypayers contribution. Lft the good work go on. The Methodist quarterly conference hOld at Bethlehem Church on last 4turday and Sunday, was well at tended. Rev. 0. A. Darby, Presiding 41der, preached a most excellent ser.. mon on Sunday, which was very at .tontively listened to by a large and appreciative audience. . Vurn MoBEE.- -We call tho at tention of our readers to the adv er tisement of the above named gentie man, which appears in our columns this week. Mr. McBee is one of the most energetic and enterprising buss Inefs tnen of Greenville. When you want anything in his line be sure to 4AI on him. It was amusing to see a party of gentlemen dodge around the Court Uouse the other day, to escIo t.he vision of a certain other party. TI.ere was a survoyor in the crowd with his "Jacob staff," but he said he ctldn't toll exactly "how the land lay," esp)ecially when ho was under the surveillance of the Shcrift'. POMONA GRANE.-Judge WV. G. Field has b)en appointed by JaB. N. Lipscomb, Master of thie Staito Grange, to organize a Pomona Grange for this ~Qjnty. iIe hasi appointed a meet ing sa this place on Saturday, the 7th day of April next, at 10 o'clock A. M., for' I.his, purpose. T h o Master, past Mate ,their wives and daughters of the'd groo of Matron, and three eloc, ted members, will compose the delega tV6b romn each Grange. TAXES RECEIVED.-Oni the 2nd of March, inst., the total amount of taxes recived by the Hampton Govern Igent was $119,432.41. The disburse tients were $37,794.64; leaving a bal * ance, unexpended, of S82,347.18. Ad ding to the amount received, the com-. riltssions of the special agents for col lection, we have a total of $124,408.76 which the people have voluntairially contributed to the support of the Hampton Governmen t. This, in itself, is sthilient evidence that Hampton is a the bona fde Governor of the State. PAINFUL ACIDENT.-Mr. y. Riley Fei'guson met with a very painful ae, eidqnt on last Saturday. He was re turning to his home at this place from Easley Station, in a buggy, and some part of the harness on the horso comn ing:Iobso, ho reachoad over the dash board' 'for the purpose of fixing it, imen the horse kicked him on the right arm breaking it in two places. Er. Ferguson, during the snow, in .Laquary last, had his right leg broken in et eigh rido, and had recovered . s%ciently to wvalk only by the aid of crutches, when this last misfortune befellbhin. his condition now is, in-~ ey, pitious one, and we heartily symputhize with him. Central Items. CENTRAL, S. 0., March 10, 1876 I prom ised to report the success of Sthoeoeries of meetings held hero by l4ev. Mundy, the reformed circus mnan. The meetings were very successful ? considering the cold, hard hearted na tureopf'the congregation that genor sgUig atten~ded Central Church. No 4 o. had ever succeeded in getting a m'iniber before. The result of a weeks preaching was, ten converted and batsed, two reolaimed and twojoins. od. by leter. -One of our bar keepers was reclaim. e8, thorefore Central hopes to rid her. self of one nuisance, a barroom. T wo other har keepers. yesterday: eveing seeomed as if they intended to elos6 thoi' burt-ooms,'b'y cloAlng-the period of their ey1atence_ 'The result at thia 1i1itinfof tw6 *a'thi P - ho A-B-, gotird of somo superflu. us blood, by a btow on his pate wilth a bainmor, in thohands of 0--. C got. off wi,hb a bruised face. God speed the day when all these athsahA :bo closed that lead--tho devil knowW onuly too well where. ROVER A public debt is somothing every )ody talks about and nobody pays. 100 TONS P. ZELL & SONS AMMONIAT. ED BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE. IT is of a higher grade than any heretofore , manufactured by them. We call espe Oial attention to its analysis, it compares %dvantageously with the best South Carolina Phosphates, and is again offered by us for 100 pounds Middling Cotton, to be delivered by the 11t November next--Freight, cash. ALSO, A full supply of ZELL'S COTTON ACID PHOSPHATE, payable in Cotton at 325 pounds per ton, or $3r.00 in currency next rall. Call and see us before buying, at Leonard Williams's old stand. Freight, cas1i-$3.50 per ton. BRIGGS & HAMMOND. Greenville, S. 0., Feb. 22, 1877 24 3 TH M~ASSA GUAN01 Kevassa Acid Phosphatee -0 WE are the Agents for the s-de of the above very POPU LAR FEwTILIZEIRS, in g would be pleased to supply our friends ind customers with any anmount they may ivant. The standard of these Manures are very high, and ic terms are as liberal as that of any other First Class Company-Cot on option offered. Call and see us before purchasing elsewhere. .)IIN T. OOSSETT CO. Easley S. C., 'march 8, 1877 26 4 The State of South Caroliina PICKENS COUNTY. B WV. (. Field, Jil of Prloh"fe. Whereas, S. W. Claiyton, ha:s made suit, to ne to grant hiiin Leitiers ot' A<hiniist rat:;On Ijpon the E.state anl .Eifects ot' Wmi. Milanley The k inilre<l atud cred itors. of lie said o be and4. a ppear beftore mei . ini thie Co,iurt of robate, Io be hld~Leni at Pickenis C. 1I., on1 saturilay, 2411h <lay ot' March, inst , at 11 ictock, :1. ini., to shiew cause, it' anyI they inve, why the saidl adnaiinist rat iin shoul not .w grainteil. 3tli day of Alarch A. 1).. 1 S77, W. t. F! .LD, .j.i...c. Mlarch 8, 18S77 26 TUTTT'S PLL TUTT'S D T E PILLg TU.TT's RESPECTFULLiY off'ered by ILLLS TUTT'S ,W. II- TITTT, M-D., for mlaniy PILLS TUTT'S F ars D)emonstrator of Anatomy in ,IL ,teMedical Colle.ge of Georgia. ILL TUTT,8 Thirty yers experience ini the P ILS TUJTT'S nractice of ml eiie, toget her with PILLS TUTT'S ifteen years' test. of T utt's P'ilis, IiILLS TUTT'3 and the thiousatids of tesitmoiaIs PILLS TUTT'8 gi vent of their efnicacy, warrant, na PIL LS TUTT'S 'n saying that the~y wil positively PIL LS TLUTT'S cure alseaes that result froma PILLS U ,disase lier.Th~ey areo not ree II Epmendedfor all te ills that, afflict PIL LS UTT' hman ity,lbut for vsnepsi, J ap..PIL LS TUTT'8 dice,-Constipation ifles, Skin Dis.- PILLS TUTSaes, Bilious Collc Rtheounttlin, PILLS TUTTPio of the IIeart, Kidney PILLS T UTT'S A frections, Female Complaints, &c,, PIL LS T~UTT'S all of which result from a derange- II LS TUTT'S ment of the Liver, no med icine nasPIL UTT'8T 'SVUEAL LIVER PILLS TUTT'8ILLS.PILLS TUTT'S j TUTT'S PILLS PILLS TU T'S C URE SICK HEADACHIE. 1 PILLS TUTT'S | TUTT'S PILLSA PILLS TUTT'S :REQUIRE No (lIIANGE OF PILLS TUTT'S iDIET. I PILLS TUTT'8 i TUTT'S PILLS PILLS T?UTT'8 ARE PURELY VEGETABLE.. PILLS TUTT'S I TUTT'S PILLS iPILLS TUTT'S NEVER GRIPE OR NAUSE- PILLS TUTT'8 iATE. 3 PILLS T UTT'SBi............................ PIL LS TUTT'8 .----- ---. -------------.PILLS T UTTr8 : TIIE DEMAND F'01 T UTT'S: PI LLS TUTT'8 IPILLS is not confined to this! PILLS TUTT'8 ieountry, but extends to all parts! PILLS TUTT'S l ot the world. PI LLS TUTT'S I A OLEAR HEAD,oelasticilimbs,j PILLS TUTT'B good digestion, sound sleep,!3 PILLS TUTT'8 buoyan tspi ritu, fino appetite,i PILLS TUTT'8 are some of the results of thel PILLS TUTT'S use of TUTT'S PILLS. i, PILLS TUITT'S :AS A FAMILY MEDICINE IPILLS TUTT'S TUJTT'S PILLS ARE THE - PILLS TUTT'S -; EST-PIliFECTLY HARM-! P1 LLS TUTT'S -: LESS. PILLS TUTT'8 1 SOLD EVERYWHERE. PILLS TUTT'8 i PRICE, TWENTY.FIVE OTS.~ PILLS TUTT'S I PRINCIPAL eF'FIC E __LLS TUTrT'8 18 MU RR AY ST REETW, : TPL8 TUTT'8 I NEW YoRK. : PILtLS TUT T'S i ....................................PIL LS DR. TUTT'S E XPE C TOR ANT. This unrivaled preparation has per formed some of the mnost astonishing etures that are recorded in the an;nals of history. Patients suffering for years from the various dliseases of the Lungs, after trying different remedies, spending thou sands of dollars in traveling and doctor ing, have, by th1e 'une of a' few bottles, en'tirely recovared their health. "WON'T SO TO FLORIDAs" D R. TT T : New York, August 80, 1879. Dear Sir :--When in Aiken, last winter, I used your Uzpeotorant for my oough, a.'d realised moro benefit from it than anything I over tak. I am so well that I will not go to Florida next w'uter as I intended. Send me one deoen bottles, by express, for some friendse ALFREID CUSHING, 123 West Thirty-first Street. Boston. January 11. 1674. This eert1fi se that. I hsve ?ecommended the ume of Dr. Tutt's E xpectorant for diseases of the lung. for the past two years.and4 to my knoidledyo man bottles have been used by my patients with the hap piest results. 2ni two oae where it was thought eon. firmed consumption had taken plae the Expectorant eBooted a euro. , p. H. SPRA&(UZ, Mf. " We ean not speak too highly of Dr. Tutt'g Ene potorant, and for the sake of sutoering huant hope it may become mere gener.any known.*uaz. Corn, Corn. CORN, for which we will pay the market price in Cash or Goods. JOI1N T. GOSSETT & Co. N. 0. Molasses. A heavy supply of the above Molasses in store, which we purchased in New Orleans, and which we will warrant to be a genuine article. J0IW ;T. ,GQ(SXTT ,& CO. Irish Potatoes Call on us and get any of the Early Vari eties of Northern Potatoes JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO. Ploo an s We are getting in store, a good supply of the above imiplements, which we are offering at a-very stmalk lva ovo - cast and.gar riage... 0 Dry-Goods SP1RING BSITYLE4.] PRINTS; Ginghams, Cotton Plaids; 6hirtings, Tickings; 1Cambrics, Long ! lothIts, &c; Coatog' Anl Clars' .0., N. Tt SpoaIl Tead; 'Whitt'euiore's'Cdttor Galrdt; Turkey Red Yarn, Palmetto Fans; Braids, Cotton Hose, &c., &c. And ,L full line of all sorts of Dry Goods and N,oions in store and to arrive soon. (:--il in and sce for yourselves. JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO. Easley, S. C., Feb. 12, 1877 Homestead and Exemption. ~TOTICE~ is hiereby giveni tht Mrs. Manry . A . (Out s,* wiudow of ti lf'us trs. deceatsed, late of( thle C oun lt y'o' P'iekenis, Southtl Oaurol ina, hias aplied iCo toe for hiomiest ead in thle real es, lai. te ad exemtion tu inl thle per'sonail property I.eIonitginitg to thIe Est ate of satid deceasett, and Iit I wVill pa:ss uon the am 5 i nii 111ly olilice at1 theQ Ca.Irt llus. at. Pie keni.., ont S;tuuday, he ;lIst of Marchel, 18S77, at 11 o' clock, a1. im. Marcht 1, 1877 25 5 SEEDS! PLANTS! BULBS! 3ENTI BY MAI1L, to any Post Oflice. As kjsor't menilt lar ge, pr ices mnoderaite, antd se lectiton best. Send for Priced Lists. Metr, chants, Druggists, and Dealers s4pplied at lowest, whiolet ale rat e's. E-:DW'D J1. EV.\NS & CO., Nuirser'ymeiri and SeedsmenC, Yoi k, P a. Feb 8, 1877 5 N EW A DVER:fi8EM'0NT8.. Prl Ctlogue of ov r 1200O variet,ies of Gartlen, Flell& Flower Se eds, lt[ e4 is airo v'tl. U ra1. emsa d U% 8 out fit. free. 1I. IlAAi.:TT & Co., Bortland, Maice A LUCRATIVE BUJSINESS. tijiiWe want 500 More lIrst Olass Sewlig MIachine Ag, ents, and 50 nien of energy and ability to Learn the Bu sin ess of Selli?ng e wviung Ma chinies. Conispensiation Libor'al, but vary ing accord inug to ability, char'ac toer anid gqalidcations of the Agent. For pardLoulat u, address 827 and 820 Uroadlway, New York, or New Or leans, Lai. $2500 l A A gn~ts vut.e4oniour 5 e 60KS wanted everywhere. T1'he i gge st Th' inig E ver TI'1ed. Sales miiade from thJis wliin all wtiiigle Boo.ks fail, Also, Agenits watuI ed oil our' l Mgiiticent Family Bibles, Superior to all others. With inivalu able Lllustratecd Aids apdl Liperb Bindings. Thlese Books' beat. the~ Worill. Full palrt ieLl lars free. Adldress .Joins E. P'omri':i & Co., $ a da:y at hiome. ~ .\gems wated'. Oult Ip 24 it and ftrmis ce. True & Co., Au, I3 lTitA" i & 'i li ('A l3, with name, 10I cents, post paid. L. .Joum:s & Co., Nassau,. N. Y, e) ei iOutft Fee.P.0O. V ICK, l ItY, Augusta, Maie.' $5 to $20) per daiy at home. glamles wor'thI $1 free. Stinson & Co., Port-land, Maine. GEO. 1P. RO(WELL & CJO., 41 Padr yyg 1. YV. They hiave the sat isf'action of conttrollinig the most extensive and complete advertising con, neitida MMidh&as Mi.'bden foure<. fnd one whIch would he hardly possible in any other country but this. They have succeedled in workinb doGw!n6466iplet bGhngssKInto so thoroughly a systematic method that no change. in thes newspaper system 6f"A'Errle cani escapd;' while the wideat.inforamtLion upon all topics interestIng to' advert,iset's iM placed readIIly -at the disposet of t he publi.--Ex tract from the New York .'Timnes," June 14, 1875. S EN DI) 'OIR A CIRCULA TL Time to Pay Me 3omething on your account, so that I cao keep up took of Goods and alway have Waut on hand at all times. If you anything on Last Years' Account. DoWlt put n e off any longer, but ,oinc square tip. O,s If you want more Goods rheM to you on cay terms. I want 1o sell you Dr for Cash or Barter, or hat will best btiit you, Bec unders'l, and my Newv Stock of Dry Goods, Ujoots, Shoes, H ats, &c., cant be beat. Call and see tne. RespectIlly, WV. T. McFALT. Oct 12, 17 6 NEW FIRM. Oconee Tannery T"E utd'eiesigired have associ at ed with 'them in thme conduc,t of their businiess of Taunuiang amad Mlassalactuilag Boots and Shoes, MR. CHARLES WEITNAUER,- as a partner equally inltetedt( with us11 tire'ein. T1he nanme of the firm will hereafter be the "OCONEE TlAN NERIY." Thiankful for past patronage, we bespea~k a comrinuance of the same. Our senior, Mr. Filminger, has a fine reputation as8 a Tfanner, and w'll be able to supply cuIstomeIrs in this line with the best article of SOLE, UPPER AND HARNESS LEATHIER. We will conltinue4to nruacta~re our erst class hand made And offer themit on the bes't term.s. OUR BOOTS and( S811088 arc for sale by WV. 'T. M'L"A LL, at. Pickens Court House, cheap for cash, or which will be exchanged for llides on reasonable terms. 0. WV. FILZINGER, GJOTTLOIBE WVANNER. Jnly 20, 187G 46 i f ST1ATIE OP SOUITIl CAPla.LNA. County of Pickens. IN TilE PROBhATE COURT WIIEREAS, .John .J. Lewis, Clerk of thme Cour of Comimon Pleas, in and for thbe County anad State aforesaid, ha.s made suit in this Court, to grarit him Letters of Adminis tration, of the Duorelict Estate and effects of A. J1. Stewart, deceased, late of the County andl St at e afojresaidl. T1hese are iheretore to cite and admonish all and singular~ th~e kindred an<Y creditors of the said A. J. Stowart, deceased, that they be and appear in the Court of Probate, to be he ldi at P ick ens Coiurit IIouse4, on Wed nesday, iho 28th day of March next, at 10 o'clock, a. im., t.o show cauise itf any they have, wh.) the said admmin istra'it ion shoujd not. he granted. (liven undiier miy handlt anid otlicial seal, this theo 13th LFebruary, 1877. W. Ci. FIELD, ..... .Feb 15, 1877 (5 NOTICE. IT Al(E this method of informing all partles interest ed, sinht I wil be fo'und in my of.. tice, at. Pick ens Court. Ho(use on each Wan. saP.8AY rand T1IHR)AY, anid on1 each MAL.EDAY, for thme purpose of tranisacting any business that comes uinder my juirisdtiction. As my duties as &rheol Commissioner will eompell me to be absent in diffcrent parts of tho County, I appoint. these spoelal dlays for the benefit of all conicernedi. Office hours, from 9 a. im. to 4 p. ml. U. W. 8lNtULET'ON, Sehitol (.'ommhissioner, Foh 8,.187T? ires5mmg,!" A FAIR EXCOHAl1VE I THE FoD1W1N0 CALEONATA FER'1LIZ IIs: CAROLINA. FERTIIZER. BRADLEY'S PAT. PIHOSPHATE, PALMETTO ACID PHOSPHATE WILCOX, GIBBS, & Co's MANI9 "ULATED GU6ANO, ATLAlTIC PNQ8P11ATE. For sle on liberal terms. (Freight paid) by HUDGElS & BOLT. Eas1ey, S. 0. , Feb; I Y87 2 Sm Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY Olr PIOKEN8. B Y virtue of an oder from W. G. Field, Judge of ProbatW, I will sell to the high. est biddor for cash, on Baleday in A pi next, 'at' the regular hours of sale, UheTbi. lowing REAL ETATE belonging to the Estate of Moses S. Hendricks, deceased, to wit: TWO LOTS OF LAND situate In the Town of Easley, in Pickens County, known in the plat of said Town as Lots No. 80 and 88, contaning one acre eauh. Sold for the pay ment of debts and partition. TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra for papers. JOAB MAULDIN, s.p.c March 8, 1877 20 4 MflW AND ATTRACTIVEI 0 HAGOOD & ALEXANDER'S, PICKENS C. .1-1., S. C., WE ARE NOW RECEIVING from Now York and Baltimore, a large and splendid Stock of These Goods wore carefully selooted and closely bought by one of the firm, and CAN and WILL RE sold at aston ishingly low figures. A mong the -many novel ties to bo found in our' stock, is the neant nnd handsomo Ti'ldlon, HeIndriicks, and IIlpinI~ HATS, and tJia~ 18e',yli Hampton COL~LAR. Caill early, mako your solcetions~ and be haippy. RespiJectfu lly, IIAGOOD & ALEXANiDER. Oct 25, 1876 ' 8 Used in nearly every locality in many Stqtes. Set tled beyond ii -dditbt-Nto one questions the fact that more cases of whiites, suppres sedl nnd irregular menses a4d utering ob, struct ions', of every kivid, ai-e ~ib'ing daily cured, by Dr. J- Bradfield's Femalde Regulator, than by all other remedies combined. Its success in Georgia and other States is beyond precedent in the annals of phisic. Thousannds of certificates from women everywhere pour in upon the proprietor. The attention of prom inent medical men is aroused in behalf of this wonderful compound, and the most success ful practioners use it. [f women suffer here after it will be their own fault. Female Reglator is prepared And sold by LA. 11 Bradfief<f, Druggist,'Atlauta, Ga., and may be0 bought at $1,5Q per b,rtle at any respectable Drug 8tore in the fn'oli. CAWF,VsVI..,N, Os., April 20, 1869.--This will certify that two members of1 miy imlme diate family, afteVr having suffered for many years from nyenstrun,l irregularity, and having been thqat ed. w ith out (>enefit, by vat'ious nmed ical doctork, store at lerrgth completely cured by one bottle of'Dh J. IGradtield's FRMA LE REG ULATOR. I therefore deem it my duty to furnish this certificate, with the hope of dIrawing at tentiori of mrfifering womnenkind to the nmerils of a medioino whose power in cur ing irregular and suppressed muenstruation, has been proven under my own personal ob, servation, Its effect on such cases 18 truly wondlerful, anid well may the remedy f>e onlCed "Woman's Best Friend." Yonra i-es[iect fully, sept. 7, 1876 1 4 H EAD)QUARTCRs YOR CIAP, Stoves, Tinware and Hiouse, I'arnishing Goods. CRLOClKERV, GLASS AND S[LVER PLATED WVARE A SPECIAlaf. Roofing and Reopairinug done at short not ice, at the lowvest pr.ices, We ask all the people of Pickens and adjoinfing Counties to call and examine our stock. We certainly sel1 oods cheaper than they have ever faeen sold in this. market,. All (oods gauarantecch Tfo Merchagts-we wholesatle Tinuware- as chaap as N orthern markets. ~Sndl for Price List. J. E. CURTIS & CO., Clovelandl Block, Greenville, S. C. Scot 28. 187'; 4 . PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. Norto, KOtt& 1o1ingsw%th A TTORYYS AT' LAW, Will practide lit the Ciroun a'td Probate Courts for Pickens County, and- in the Unite4 States Courts of this State from that county. &Oeo f'the Seffor partners *111 be presefit te sit lb the t'rheactidW of ally iportan b4olmaee during vacat1ott. J. J. NORTON W W. C. KNIT F(, a 0. L. HOLLINGSWORTH,Pickens C. 11. Mar9h 23. 1876 29 HOLCOMBE & CIL ,, ATTORSWY2 AT LAW. P I C K E N S Co H. S. . Wil Praaties in all the Courts of the State and of the Unit-edf States.. U'usiness promptlr attended to. Mlarch 19, 187M 213 WV 1ITlVER SYMMEM, ATTORNtY ANDo'ONUOYLO AT ZAW, GREENVILLE, . C. Pratiees in the Circuit ourt and Court e Probate foi Pickens ounty. Gary 1 . 42 am ISAAC . imYAy, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Practices in Courts of Pickenf County, and ill United States Courts MIDL GEARI IAFTING.PULLEYS AND tm" VICK' S ILTUSTRATED PRICED CA77ALOG Fifty pages--300 rilustrations, with De scription of lhouisands of t he best Flowers awli Veget ables ini thle world, and the way to grow them--all for a twvo cent postage stamp'. Prninti ed in G erman and Englisl Vick('s Florail GuLide, Quarterily, 25 cents. a Vick's Flower and Vegetaible Garden, 50 cenlts in papecr: in eleganit elothI covers $1.00 Address, .JAMiN VicK, Rochester, N. Y, Vick's Floral Gtaide n; beautirful Quarterly journal, finely illustrated! andi containing and elegant colored Flower Plate with t-he first number. Price only 25 ce'nts for tlie year. Theu first 1No. for 1877 just issued in German and English. Vick's Vlower and Vegetable Garden, in .60 cents: wit hi elb'gartr c?or b covers $1.00. Vick 's Ca1alogue-300- lil tstrauions, onlyr 2 cents. Address, JonArms Viek, Rochcster, N. V. VICK'S L'JO W ER A AND VIO E ABLE' GA RDEh? s the~ most beauitiful wvork of t,be kind in the world. It containis nearly 150 pages, hun4 hleds of fine illustrations, and six chromo plates of~ flowers, beaiut ifully drawn andl col ored from nature. Price 50 cents ir'u paper covers $1.00 in elegant clothi. Printed la~ German aind English. Vick's Floral Ouiide, Quarterly, 25 cents. Viok's Catalogue--800 illustrations, 25 ets. A diress JouI s Vix, Rochester N. Y. Jlan. 26 20 4t Y OUR ATTENTION IS MOST RESPECT.. .fully called to the largest and decidedl'y thme CJIIEAPIEST Stocle of Ooods that has ever been exhibited in West Greenville ; con sistinig of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE1 CROCKERY, GROCERIES, eto., ete. Our prices are so low that no house this -side of New York- can undrsell us. We sell Goods strictly for CAS11, which enables us t.o make the above dleclaration. We koop constantly on hand a large lot of DOORS, SASil and BLINDS, at prioes that defy compel)titionl. We also keep on har.d a large lot, of those celebrated GR ANGE PLOW STOCKS, :to which we invite your attention. We have also connected to our Store, a Large WAGON YA16D, withI a well of Good Water, which is Free and1 Ores to ALL.. OJELY & 1RROTIKER. Greenville S. C., October 1 187. noe The State of South Carolina. County of Pickens. IN PROBA TIE COURT. ~TIIERIEAS. JTohin J. Lewis, Clerk of the VYCourt. of Common Plens, in and for the County and State aforesaid, has made suit int th is Court to grantI hiy Let ters of Adminise tration, o,f the Derelict Estate and effects of 0. W- Cooper, (deceased, late of the County and Staute aforesaid. T hiee arue tierefore t o cit e and adnionish all and si nguilar (lie kindrecd anid creditors of theo saId 0. WV. Cooper, deceased, that they be and appoar in the Court of Probate to held at Plckens Court Ilouse, on Priday, the 28t' day of March next, at 10 o'clock, a. in., to show cause if anmy they have, why the said adminmistrat ion shlould not ho granted. Given uinder my hand a nd ofticial seal, this lie 3d damy ot Feblruairy, .A. D. 1877. Feb 8, 1877 22 6