Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.L OALFIVEMS: Peaci tre 9ar blossom 4. Good Friday o6oes this yeat oA Marcb 80th. T1' gay and festivo bed beg wlN soon make its ,pperane Uov. Hugh McLees will '"tor'at thits plie on the 5th'Sbd6. fif ]AH, next. Durn out your chimneys during the first Wot spell as a preventive against Are. Thelfarch winds keep people buiy now, when they are out of doors, run ning ifter their hats. The robbins have suffered greatly from the "shot-gun Democracy," reR. euntly in this vicinity. The: Sheriff~ of this County, Mr. Johb3uIdin, delivered Hayne Gibson to the Ouperinten'dent of the Peniten tiary last w6ek. He was sentenced to one ear, by indge Cooke, for hoise stealing. Doat in sphits and tobacco will take notioe of the re renue lioeneop s spOcIfied in the advrtisement of L. Cass Carpenter, Revenue Collector. The tiMe'of year is close at hnd when the young men will linger at the gate when they galant the young ladies home at night, until the old woman Intimates that it is time to get in the house. There are just enough hints of Fpring, i tho weather to nake a man sit.down in some lonesome corner and think aboutr IoVe, youth and turnip Capt. Berry, Special Agent in this County for the collection of the Hamp ton 10 percent tax, has been appoint / ed special agent by the County Comn m.nissioners for the ct.lleeUon of the eight mills, Railroad tax. lie will visit the various townships for t he accommodation oft the taxpayers. See his notice else wore. We,now have preaching only 'once a month ta this p)lace. Can not ar rangemnents be made so as to give the citisens of Prekens preaching every Sabbath during the year'? If we can not do bettor we will get t,be A bbeville Press and Banner to send us up a isionary. TowN ELZcTrox. -0our town elee, tion wHil come off on Monday, the 2d day of next month. The following "dry ticket" has been announced: For 4 Intenden*-W. T. McFall; for W ar dens--B. F. Lestey, G. W. Taylor, J. F. Folger and R. A. Child. The man, agers of election are, W. M. Hagood, G. W. James and W. HI. Hughes. We * do not know that there will be any opposition to the "dry ticket," .but if there is it will be futile. A GOOD PAINT.-Some t wel ve years ago the Averill Chemical Paint Co. of New York, in troduceed a Mixed or Ready Prepared Paint, em bracing in ira combination some important improvements. It has attained a large faIe, and is nowv regarded as the best paint iri the country. The Centennial Commission is awarding it the highest medal referred ti it as a valuable discovery. We refer our readers to th'e' advertisement in this THRE POMoNA GRAIiX.--Col. yames N. Lipseomb, Master of the State Granige, will be at this place on Sat, anr' af, t,he 7th day of April next, the time appointed by Judge Field for the organizrtion of a Pomona Grange for this County, for the purpose of conducting said organization, and giving a -ecture to the meatibers of the order. It is desired, if possible, that every member of the order in the Coupty should be present, and we trust that the brethren and sisters witt'make their arrangements to at te M,Nioseo Ahoaad fail to. be preset for the occasion will..be an interest,ing and donkl1ead' It $6ffiNbIe orne; bo. Lipsoomb is a pleasant and agreeable speaker and nderstands the working~s of the.order thoroughly. Her will not Sfail to please and instruct his bearers. Aguin.wesay, let every member of the order, if possible, attend the mettw ing, ?'T9ne will regret it. A Coneticut man has named his colt "eight to seven." It was the most winning name .he could think of.. a week in you wn. Terms UU $5 outfit frae. Hf. HALLXTT & Co, pr0sand, MaM)e. 0l A,Y_ *8. Aguts wanted on.our $25 00rand Combination Prospeatus, re resenting N diiot 10OKS wanted everywhere. e BiggeA Thing Evqr Triea.. Salis raode froMs jhisw hen all.single Books jall. Also, Agents wanted on our Mognificent Family Bibles. , Sup.eriov t, all others. With invjlu. able Illustrati AiT and Superb Bindimgs. Theo .Books beat the World, Full partlcu laru froe. .Address JouN E. POTTZI & Co., Publishers, Philadelphi. A HOME AND FAM OF YOUR OWN. On the line of a GRE&T RAILROAD, with good markets both East and West. Now is the Time to Secure It. Mild Clitate, Fertile, Soil, Best country for Stock Raising in the United States. Books, Maps, Full Information, also "Tux PIONZER" sent free to all patts of the world. Address 0. P. DAVIS, Land Commissioner U. P. R. R. OMAHA, NZD. $e5TO$77 a Week to Agents. tio Outfit Free. P. 0. VICK. ERY, Augusta, Maine. 1 aday at home. Agents wanted. Out $1fit and terms free. True & Co., Au gusta, Maine. A LUCRATIVE .VSIN S ieWo want OO More F irst Class Sewing Machine Ag, ents, and 500 mnen of energy and ability to Learn the Bu siness of Selling Sewing Ma chines. Compensation Liberal, but varying according to ability, charac ter and qualifications of the Agent. For particulaiis, address wilion hwing Miohino Co., Ohicago, 827 and 829 Broadway, New York, or New Orleans, r.La 25 EXTRA FINE~ MIXED CARDt S, with CEORCE PACE & CO. NTo. 5 N. SCHROEDER ST., DALTIXORI, MD. Pateant P'ortabIe& R tationaar 'Eua Ines - PatenLt Cireular RW mis, GAass, Maaley & Saata Mills, Gi& Flouar Mills, Water Wiseels, '4uingl : aserel * . --*Woodworking Maetainery Tassite Emaery Whels anat (Goods to Dealers. $85 a mont h, hotel and traveling expenses paid. No peddling. Ad dress MlON [it L.A MP CO., Cincinnati. . $T to $20) per day atlhome. Samples worh $1 free. Stinbson & Cog, Port-land,-Mane. CENTENNIAt EXPOSIFION Described and Illustrated. Sold in 60 days. It being the only complete low price wor.k'(770 pages, only $2.60), t reating of the entire history, grand buildings, wonder fil exhibits, curiosities, great days, etc.; ii.. lpzstrated, and $1 cheaper than any other; 0very body wants it. One new agent cleared $850 in 4 weeks. 8,000 agents wanted. Send quickly for ploof of above, opinions of of.. Acial s, clergy and press, sample pages, full description, and extra terms. lIUBIBARD, B)RO3., Pubs., 73d. Sansom-.st, Phiiladelia. CA UTION Bewate of falsely claimed ofli. cial and worthlesa books. Send for proof. WANTED. Men to travel and establish agencies in every town for .our new and perfectly fire proof Glaiss Ohimneys and Lamp. Business permanent; sells easy: no peddling. FIRE SIDE A'F'G CO., Pittsburg. Pa. * Drnakard f4top! C. C. BEERS, M1. D. (formerly of Boston) has a harmless cure for I ENTE MPERLANCE, which can be given without the Knowledge of the patflent. Also one for the Opin H abit. Permanent cures guaranteed in both. Send statup tar evidence. Ask druggist for it. Ad. dress BEERS & CO., Birmingham, (onn. YlBERAL RBOFai!S TO MEROCANTS and others who .will sell 'the New Wheeler & Wilson No 8 Sewing IAlcine. Agents want ed in every comminiity. Addroy with stamp for terms, WtIE E LER & W ILSON M'F'G 0O., Sayannah, Ga. ELT CARPETING8, 20 to 45 cents per Fyard. Felt Ceiling for rooms in place of plaster. Felt Rooning and Sidings. For circular and sample, address C. J. FAY, Camden, New Jersey. ARE YOU tVm@ T@ PAf THIEN USE THlE A VARILL PAINT The M~ost Beatifuil and Durnable Exterior Paint Known. - White, and all the Fasionable Shades Sold by the Gallon, ready for Use. The finest residences in the country usa it. Set h Thomnas, Esq., says, "Your P'aint is handsome." Oen I) I Strothuers: "It is economical." F F Thompson, Esq.: "Mly building looks beautiful." Cheney Brothers: "It is superior to lead." ' P'1' Barnu9im "TIhe best I ever saw." Hundreds of testimonials from owners of the finest residlence5 in thet counury, with Sample C'ard of Colors, furnished frees by dealers, an.d by thia AVERt LL CiIIEMICAL PAINT CO. * ~ No. .32 Burling BHip, New York. Corn, Corn. a wt JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO. N. 0. Molasses A heavy supply of the above Molasses I store, which we purehased In New Orleani and which we will warrant to be a genuin article. JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO. Irish Potatoes Call on us and get any of the Early Vari eties of Northern Potatoes JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO. -0 nlows, Boll ni Swoops We are getting in store. a good supply the above implements, which we are offerin at a very small advance above cast, and cai riage. JOHI G, 0 Dry-Goods SPRING STYLE PRINTS; Ginghams, Cotton Plaids; Shirtings, Tickings; Cambrics, Long Cloths, &c; Coates' and Clarks' 0. N. T. 8 ool Tread; ' Whittemore' 9t"P"qard1 Turkey te4 Tati, Palkiet,[ 4 ; . Braids, Cotton Hode, &c.,:&o. And a full line of all sorts of Dry Good and Not.ions in store and to arrive soot Call in and see for yourselves. JOHN T. GOSSEIT & CO. Easley, S. C., Feb. 12, 1877 Marshal's Sale. U NITED STATES CIlRCUIT COURT, FO theDisric ofSouthI Carolina. The Rlichmtondi and Danville Railroad gainst WV. E. Welborne, C. L. Hlollingswortl liardy Gilstrap, et al. Th'Ie Bank or Commerce against the samn By virtue of the execution in the abos stated cases, I will expose for sale at publi outcry, Ie the highest bidder, at Picken Cou1 Hlouse, on Tuesday, the third day' of Apri 1877, the following Lands in said county, wit: *All that tractor pa~cQl of land, containirg six hundred and twenty five acres. ruorfe less, situated uin Wolf creek, and being !! same whereon W. T. Fields now resides. All that tract or parcel of hand contalinirl three hundred acres, more or less, situate ozr l)oddy's creek, anid being the same- whe on 0. F. Robinson now resides. All that tract or parcel of land containia three hundred and fifty one acres, mor*ee less, situated on George's creek, and bein the same whereon J. 8. Lathara now resides All that tract or parcel of . Iand cont.qinini one thousand and twenty Acres, imre or- lea situated on Fowler's creek, and joining landi of William K. Bloggs and others. All that tract or parcel of land containin five hundred and fifty two acres, more c less, situated on Saluda river, and bein g th same whereon A. J. Anderson now resides. All that tract or parcel of land coutainie two hundred and fifty acres, bindre -oV i situated on Wolf creek, and being the saw whereon IR A Bowen now resides. All that tract or parcel of land containin three hundred and fift.y three acres, more o loss, sit uaitf on George's' creek,. aind bein the same whereon J F Latham now resides. All that tract or' parcel of land contaipin one thousan and eighty three acres, snore o less, situated on Itece's creek, and joinin lands of Hardy Gilbtrap and others. All that tract or parcel of land containin six hundred and twenty two acres, more c less, sit ated -e~n* .Ro river(aIsyMejng th same whereen J W outherlandc now resh ei All that tract or parcel ot land containin four hundred and twenty five acres, more e less, situated on Saluda river, and being th same whereon Jas WV Major now resides. .All that tract oparq 1 o; lan4 ,onta,ln six hunidred and tWen~ tee i.rshore c less, situated on Wolf coek, an. being" th same whereon Ueese Bowen, Sr., now residei All that tract or parcel of land containin fourteen hundre~d and ninety one~acres, mor or less, situated on waters of Twelve Miu river, and being the, same whereon J1 K KirlI sey now residWs. All that tract or parcel of land containin twenty seven hundred acres, more er 108s sit uated 'on Blg~ Eastatoe, and being the sa1i whereon Abe 8tewart now resides. All thuat trast or parcel of laud containim seven hundred and eighty acres, more or loss situated on Twelve Mile river, and being th same whereon Jacob,Lewis now rebides. All that tract or parcel of land cantainin three hundred and forty seven acres, more ( less, situated oji Goldes's *reek, anid bein the same whereon W K Boggs now resides. All that tract or parcel of land containin t wqnty,&,w, ~~d.sd fq~~,s, moere ( less, situ 4 wege M vr and helm the same wereon James Le Wfs now reside: All that tract or parcel of land containin six hundred and twenty acres, more or les, situated on Twelve Mile river, and being th same whereon John F Lewis now resides. twelve hundred ~IA.%~ acres, n or less, situated on the waters of Twelve Mil river, and being the same ,whereon W D) Ede All that tract or parcel of land containini eleven hundred and fit acres moe or loss situated on TweIjq 5 j ,~I9 being th same whereon Wm Hunter, Jr. now reside: All that tract or parcel of land containin four hundred anid tcanp gui'kMs,saohe< less, sit uated on Golden's creek, and being ti same whereon Jno Mi Hendricks now resiee All thai troot t parodi ofU,anP contakin six hundred acres, more or less, situated c Eighteen Mile creek, and beingf the sani whereon Abner Mullinax now resideos. Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papel R. M.AWALrJACE, U. 8. Marshal, Dis't South Carolirna. March 16, 1877 27 }ime to Pay Me Somnetiming onl yosir account, so tiaat eD: kieep 'up my Sto of Gobdd 'if5 alwa 's have - Want ot Ihand at all tines. If yon Anythting on Last Years' Ancount. Don't put ni e off' any longer, but come square u p. If you want more Goods -Thern 92ti es trms. I want 3 to soll Or for 08ash or Bai ter, or Is -* That will best suit you, Be under'eold, and my Newv Stock of R Dry Goods, Uoots, Shoes, IIats, &c., cantL be beat. Call and see mne. Respectfully, W. T. MCFAI~. et Oct 12, 1876 6 1, NEW FIRM. ig SOconee Tannery g THE mndersigned have associated with them in the conduct of their business of STanning and lanutinkctuing Boots and Shoes, MR. CHARLES WEIlTNAUER, as a partner equally interested Witih us therein. The r name of the firm will hgqreafter be the "OCONEE TANNERY." T Iiankful far past patronage, we bespeak a continuance of the same. Our senior, Mr. Filz.inger, has a Ane reputation as a Tanner, and will be able to supply customers in this line with the best *rticle of 8OLE, UPPER AND HJARNESS g tEATHlER. r . ALSO, *Ve wi continueq t.p manufacture our first i. elads hand fnade ", RS.TS AMB ESB, 0 And offer them on the bepg termws. OUR BO(OTS and SHOE8 are for sale by W. T. McV/ALL, at Pickdris Court House, Scheap for cash, or which will be exchanged for Hides on reasonable terms. 0. WV. FILZINOER, g GOTTLOBE WANNER. e July 20, 1876 - 46 If STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. g Coenty of Pickons. * IN TIlE PROBIATg COURT WXTHIEREAS, John J. Lewis, Clerk of the g VYCourt of Commnorr Pleas, in and for the i, County and( State aforesaid, has maIde suit ini e this Court, to grant him Letters or A dmrris-. tration, of thme D)ereliet Estmrte andl effects of g A. 3. 8tewart, deceased, late of the Coanty r and State aforesaid. T hese are ilhereftore to- cite and ad mon ish all and singular the kindred and creditors of gthe said A. J. Stewart, deceased, that they r be and appear in the Court of Probate, to ?e g.held at Pickens Court House, on Wednesday, .the 28th day of Marchr nekt, at 10 o'clock, a. m i., to show caLuse if any they have, why~ the ,said. adgninistrat ion should naot be granted. e Gki4Ma under my hand and officIal seat~, tirit the 13th February, 1877. g W. ., F1,ELD, .r.r.r.c. *e Feb 15, 1877 23 6 e NOTICE. I KE t his methlodofiforming all part ies 5...Interested, that I will bie forrrd irr mcy of g fi co, at Pickens C'ourt IIOrSTTe mr each Wm.n it 4ESnA t and T1'unirsnay, and on eacdr S.runr le for the puripose of tranisacinig an1y buIstiness !. that comes under my jurisdLictiot. g As nvy dutles as School C~onmiseioner will n scomperf me to- he absent. in dlifferent parts of 4 the County, 1 appoint these special (days for the benefit. af all corncerned. Office hours, -s from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. 0. W. SINGLRTON, Sc~hool CIommnissio,ner. "Cotton. fr um"I A FARI EXCEANGE V TUIAFOLLO'ING CKLEURATOW FBRTILUIZERS CAROLINA PIRTILIZE. BRADLEY'S PAT. PHOSPHATE, PALMETTQ ACID PROSPHATE. WILCOX, GIBBS, & CO'S MANI, PULAT1b GUQA1O, ATLANTIC PHOSPHATS, For sale on liberal terms. (Freight paid) by HUDGENS & BOLT. keeley, 8. 0,., Feb. 8, 1877 22 8m Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF PIOKENS. BY virtue of an order from W. 0. Field, Judge*of Probate, I will sell to the high est bidder for wash, on Baleday in April next, at the regular hours of sale, the fol lowing REAL ETATE belonging to the Estate of bloses 8. Hendricks, deceased, to wit: TWO LOTS OF LAND situate In the Town of Easley, in Pickens County, known in the plat of said Town an Lots No. 80 at4 88, contaning one acre each. Sold for the pay ment of debts and partition. TERMS CASI. Purchasers to pay extra for papers. JOAB MAULDIN, s.r.o March 8, 1877 26 4 IEIV AID ATTRACTYLD HAGOOD & ALEXANDER'S, PICKENS C. 11., S. C., WE ARE NOW RECEIVING from New Yor'k and Baltimrore, a large and splendid Stock of Those Goods wore carefully selected and closelty bought by oneo of the firm, and CAN and WIL.T. BE sold at aston ishingly low figures. Among t,he many novelties to be found in our stock, is the neat and handsome Tilden,a Hendricks, and Hampton UATS, and the stylish Hampton COLLAR. Call early, make your selections and be happy. - Respectfully, HAGOOD & ALEXANDERI. Oct 25, 1876 8 - Used in niearly every locality in many Bettled beyond a doubt-No one questions the fa4L that more cases of whites, suppres sed and irregular menses and uterine ob'. structions, of every kind, are being daily cured, by Dr. J- Bradileld's Female Rtegulator, than by all other remedies combined. Its success in Georgia And other States Is beyond precedent in the annals of phislo. Thousands of certificates from women everywhere pour in upon the proprIetor. The attention of prom hnept medical sneu is aroused in behalf of this wonderful compound, *tnd the moat success ful praotine use~ it. Iftworden suffer here. after it will be their own fault. Fe;nale Reguter Ie -peepsred: Ae4 sold by L. H Bredlbeld, Druggrat;, Atlanta, d~a., and.may be bought at S1,50 per bottle ad. any respectable Drug itore in the Union. wilt certrfy that two members of my imnue diate faitally, after having suffered for many years from mettstruaT irregulatity, anvd h aving' been treated -wit out benenit, by various med icat doct ors, wer~ at length completely cured by one bottle of Dr. 3. Brad feld's P MALE REGUL ATOR. I therefore deem is why duty to furnish this certificate, with the hope of drawing attenion~ of suffering womenkind to the merits of a medicine whose power in ctjr-, ing irregte stad suipptessed menistrua1idn,, hIas been proven under my o*n personal ob-. servation. Its effect ont such casts is truly' wonderful, and well may the remedy be called "Woman's Best Friend.' Yours respectfully, JAs. w. STaA xen. Sept. 7, 1878 1 4 H EADQUARTCRS FOR CUIEAP Stoves, Tinaware and HOUSe Furnishing Goods. CROCK ERY, GLASS AND SILVER PLATED W ARE.A SPECIA LTV. Roofing and Repairing done at short. notice, at the lowest pricts. We ask all the people of P'ickenis and adjoining Counties to al and examine our stock. We certairrly sell Goods cheaper than they have ever been sold in this market. All Goods guanranteed. To Merchants-we wholesale Tiunware as cheap as Northern markets. Send for Price List. J. E.L CURTIS & CO., Cleveland Block, Greenville, S. C. *iron, eitheR& Et wert .ATOfRsY AT 44w Wi pasetiO in The .Cit"It sd P"bte Uopqte fq Rikemq.County. S*4 I4,the United Sts eof thio stakto froma t egg d'ke'V( Wlor arluerm Whtbe prosent to i, "g, i L :& o.~ 4 r.. it .n oA, ?, ed,e. ATTORNEY AT . A P E. IL Witt Praotiee is il the CoWWk. of the seut of khe United.46ates.. AQ4i1e5 prm ateuetfd to. larch 1 876 28' ATTDU*ltY A*D ftulLLOx AT L. GRE1VI,LE, S. 0. ractises in the Circeit ourt and Couirt P Probate for Pickens ounty. May 16 42 6:n ISAAC 9 1RYAN, ATTORNEY AT AW 5ZVULIE A E3, I, , Practices in Cott6 of Pielent County, and Il 'tnited States CQ*rts MeV DCK' ILLUSTRATED PRICED CATALOUGg Fifty pages-800 Illustrations, with Do scription of thousaunds of the best Flowers and Vegetables in the world, and the way to grow them--all for a two cent postage stamp. I rinted in Giermnan and English. Vick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, 26 cents, a year. Vick's Flower and Vegetablo Garden,. 50 cenlts in paper; in elegant cloth covers $1.00 A ddress, . AMr5s VicK, Ricesee N. Y, V ick'sT Floral Guide a beantiful Quarte ely,iournal,.finely iljustrated and containing' aind elegant colore d Flower Plate with the' Irat nmber. Price only 211 cents for the year. The first ,Wp. for 1877 jusit issued in German and English, Vick's Flower audi Vegetable Garden, in 50 cents; with elegant cloth covers $1.t40. Vick's Cafalogue'-800 IllustratIons, only 2 cents. Address, JAaras Vicex, Rochester, ?I. Y. LOWhIER A1RD YEGETA ALE GARDEZ' 's the most beautiful work of trae find in the world. It containw rrearly 160 pages, hun ireds of fins i-Iutvaeomer and six chromo plates of flowers, beautifily drawn and col ired fr-om nature. Pelece 50'conts in paper iovers $1.00 in ele!guat efoth. Phinted. In 3erman and English. Vick's Floral G uide, Quarterly, 25 cents. Vick's Catalogns--800 lluststations, 26 eta. Address Jau.s V3ex, RIochester N. Y. Jan. 25 20 4t Y OUR ATTEINTION 5 IS O,'TI1P. P~rs ' . fll clld o he large urd l"ci(J(i he CIEAPEfST Sfock of Good~s that~ has byer been ezhibited in West GIreenville ; con dsting of DILY GOODS, E00TS, 8H0ES, FEATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, [*RO0ERIES, ete., ets. Our prices are so low tlist tro house this side of New York can under-veil ua. We sell Goods strictly for CASIH, whielr Brnables ura to make the a*bo're declaration. We keepv constant)y orr hand a large lot of [DOORS, SASfl arr< JILYNDS, at prices that ler'y competition. We arso keep on Tuar.J a large lot of thuose 3elebrated GRtANGE PLOW~ STOCK'S, :.o which we invite your attention. We have also connected to our Store, i Large WAGON YARD, with a well of 0oog Water, which is Frep and OPEN to ALL OEIY & RROTIIER, Greenville 8. C., Octobew 1 ,1875. mo6 The State of South Carolina. County of Pickens. IN PROBAT E COURT. 7IIEREAS. .Tfohn J. Lewis, Clerk of the' VV Court of Comimon Pleas, in and for the' C~ounty and State aforesjid, hias madie suit in; this Court to grant hhn Letters of Adminis t rat ion, of the Derelict Estate and eff'ects or G. W- Cooper, deceased, late of the County aind State aforesaid. These are ihereforeoto cite and admonish all and singular the kintdred and creditors of t7ho said ('. W. Cuoper, decased, thatt thiey be andl appoar in thle Court of' Probateo to held at Pickenis Court louse. oni Fridany, the 22d' (lay of March next, at. 10 o'clook, a. m,,, to show cause if' any they have, why thec said, adminiist rat ion should not lbe granted. (liven uniuder moy hand and official seal, this ihe c d day of' Febrary. A. I). l p7. w. 0 FI'ELDb, J.r r.. leb 8, 187 2 -' 6