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,. am-g ,8'8 * Al* 'TMef Vursutht to the -.U"Og lAq Count Chl mIan, the dounty COvenation aetin-the Cc ionse, and was flld to' edew by Col. R Bowen. County Chairman, who stated the, J dee vtb'e meeting in appr6pfa emr i On motion o 4.'P.6id , Q . Tav was r.q4estk ' ", *ebigaes were called for tid th"r vrI elutis In the-. 1 sented them .,14 e lwing p .4we"e enrolled; 1.asley Club4ohn R. dossett, J. 8. I tham, 0. 8. Bolt, B. J. Wilismg, J. W, Bru sons T. W. Russell, and John W. Barr. Cross Plain Clubr-R. It. Dilworth, J. i Farr. j .' Libeity Club-Ji A. Boggo;. M, A. Zogj Bi:9..Barnett, W. R. Boggs, D..j. diesr, g Drber, W. H. Chapman. Garvin Club-B. J. Johnston, B. 8. Gain gamuel Neal. aOley Township Ciub-Lenuel Thown A. R. Craig, John Craig, Carter Dillard, -1 W.. iggingtol. Pickens C. H. Club-O. P. Field, Re j Child, D. F. B'radley, J. J. Lewis, Joab Mau din, W. 0. Field, W. T. MoFall,. G. W. Tayloi s.' A. Griffin, C. L. Hollingsworth, 0. I Earle Dacusville Club-W T Field, T P Lgopei John-Wato*, B F Morgan,.T J Hunt, W j Hughes, W W P Bright. Pompkintown Club-W B Jones, 8 8 Edena Bspel Edens, M L Dacus, J R Jones. Eastatoe Cldb-J L Oravely, J D 1tewart &'19Lewis, 8 P Hintoi, J M Nimmons. motion of D F Bradley, the Conventio, went into an election tbr County Chairmai for:the.ensuing'un ipa1n, and, on motion o J R Gossett, the election was had by ballot . E. Bowen was elected County Chair. man. On notion of Dr W T Field it wae Re*A-4d, That the delegates from each clut nominate each oq,* member to Compose tht County Executive Commitle. The following were nominated and, on mo tion, confirmed; Easley Club--J R 0ossett; Cross Plain-George loAdams; Liberty-E J Dreher; Central-Rev B 1 Gaines; Easley To*nship-A R Ctaig; Pickens C H-D F Bradley; Dacusville-W V F Bright; Pump. kintown -W B Jones; Eastatoe-R ,Lewis. On motion of D F Bradley, it was Resolved, 'That all candidstes for county offices. including a Senator and members of the 1louse of Repr-esentative, bt nominated by primary elections, and that the County executive committee designate the lime, pre p.are and publish regulations governing thme same. That all voters In the county, who shall <enroll (heir names in some Democratic club, taking a pledge to su1pport the not.iinees o tihe Democratic party. Natijonial. State and Countty, shall be ent.itled to vote in the pr*i uI .ection, without further pledge on his On mKot ion of 0 W Taylor, it was. J?jeolvcd, That 'in thme prinmary election, time c.arsldate, f,or any office, receiy ng dhe high. e.st number of votes cast. bie declared the noom and oft,e Deumocratic party for that office. D F '.Bradley Introduce d the following reso lutions, which were unanimously adopted. R/sof'ed, That, the Democratic par'ty of' Sielrenhs County, through its delegate, in con 'aen4ion assemblet,.recognizp in the admini's. triitiojn of His Excellency Governor Wade hmpton the psatriot, state-'smani anal Gover no6r oft all, thme people; and that we most ear nesly reccommend Ihis renomilnation by' time Denisocratic party3, and pledge him our cordiazl anzd undcivide suppor't. Resolved, further, Thmat we recommend the reoiationftj of all thme present Stuate officers for' thme positions they now respectively hold, Op motio~n of J Rt Gossest, it was Resolved That the County Exeetutive Comn nitee ppoin,t delegates so attend the State Cotiengion, when called, for the purpose of morniatmng candidates for State offices. ResqIutions endorsing 'and recommending t paomination of Lieutenant Governor W D.)Simpson were tnanimously adopted On motion, Tiiz pZCKEFNs SENTINUL was re quested to publish thme proceedings. Rt. E. BOWEN, Chairman. .- W. TAYL.On, Secretary. *W*- HIugh MicLees will preach at Seconla next, Sunaday, at 11 o'clock. *Some small hmouses in town ha.ve been whmitewUahed, wh'ich adds ver ' much to their apIpearanice. - NoTrrcE.--Thae COmnmittoe Upoitte by his Honor Judge Macikey, to in. vestigate the outrages committed by nieeL at. Mr's. McoKintney's (Enastatuoe Postoffict.) on Saturday, the 18th :nal. at 10 o'clock, for Lte puErpose ot takisn testimony. All perso)ns having comn -Plnints to make, take due notice anid d~vefn y'ourselve.s accordinmgiy. R E. STEE~FLEUhait.man AN-BLL 8O TATE We have on hand and will sell in amo to adit Taxp4gers, BIL LS OF TUHE BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA 1whleh have been proved, ftd geun BeupediiitheDaney, Morgan & Co. case, aA dtare now under the Seal of the Refere T1e courts have decreed -That Bills eore-. ported, proved and stamped by the R,so re' so,that. they may be identified, are adJrere, genuine bills of tihe s,aid Bank for the fae value thereof, issued In the ordinafy businae trasaotions of t he Bank, and not issued ith reference to Conf'ederate Treasury Notes," and are receivable for Taxes. These ' Bills are guaranteed not to hav bedh lendered for taxes since the above de. crap was made. * - C. OCIIRAN & ALEXANDER, (I 20 Broatd street, Charleston. th 91878 856 * em T. Wr RUSSELL,. Agent, as tCCE8l!k6R to Russell, Martin &Vo,p.11 fre at good stock oftGOOD)S atlo pics foreasht or barter. Gie ln at ll. pre o A.8. BA bby,R will alwys e founcdl M t topwait op any and all. yaefudon hand RR e pect full .S T.e,,a 2, 878 S gent . .i9 e1y2 88,Aet / a A - *~ 4l t rticle' F,e d'but 9 atW 6 desire a d ice of the diecussion at this r. Walker 'ir ilas consented, equest, to urt withdraw it, and us to say . e, that he will have er contro ob. Ver8y with Dr. Mhall 4avo United hImself to I whicl he lor Clims to r or . tha church, its an o , sthall have us endorsed the inu his last Ir... 'gtice. The account ofjy in Easlsy" a. by Beatrice, the Ole itemsby n,, our correspondejes," the tio count of the MU Kies Dick% d inson't school at 4, and com., MuniCation of 6 Patrie," are , unavoidably cro of til's issuo. They will all up week. The AnteceDisease. A mong the a ts of disease are inertness in lation of the , blood, an unnatutenuated con, . dition of the ph3padicating that the -life current Wit In nutri ' Live propertine, aggard look, 1- inability to efgetod, loss of tp' , petitee aleep am 4Lt, 'amid a sieti - sation of fantatu oit'. All these may be regardec ong thu iidi -, a of approtic gsense, wlhieh q will evidently atle system and overwhelm it, if t built up ar.d fortified in udvanivigorate, then without loss of t* Iing choice of the greatest vitalagent ex*ant, Ho-ttter's Stointters, an elixir which has given ,and vigor to -myriads of the Bid debilitated, r whieb is avouc6heiysician' and 11nalysis to b(ptrill as effective, which is itain. te ular in tisi country, and exter used abroad and Whieh has belcars past one of' the - leading I staples of America. An Hs'I'oRIOAL FA7ry agent who has been steadily sellI Improved $20 Homestead Lock Stitc Machine for three years, owns his house, hia a good. account in bank, 'of debt'ahd has money at interestpatural conse quenae of securing a %ency for supe rior goods at the lowes A good first class Sewing Machine, Ieful-reliable at all times, easy to un and control. t,helame sise aud does to work as any machines that sell at Filss the price There is rno machine S rice better, or that will do finer or mornd certainly none so low in price by dollars. The HIOPKs-rsAD is widely n sdi thousands of families Eastern and Middte States, aind dailyDing popular in t-he West. It will sa ost, several limes over in or,.e season.t the work ot the faimily, or will earn feg ve dolluars a day for aniy man or worn sews for a living. 11t.is thie stronges\ine~ made, is ready at all t rues to do it,, makes the strongest ant.i finest stthvetd and is fully acknowledged as tlidard (Amiily Sewing Machine. Pries, et fo do mestic use, reduLced to $20,ired at*your door, no matter how remlot(may reside. Business permanent and ?ale, ,with more certain and rapid sand larger profits than any other. Exhr ary. liberal offers made to local or travele0 s where we have none- established; itlA re is no ngent near you, send your o*irecct to the factory. Address John H1. 11 & Co, 421 Broadway, New York. ' Sheriff's de. STATE QF SO Ulu.GLINA. .CdUNTY ('F PICKE2 Y virlne of aIn execu:tion todirected, the Odu~ lfedbor, at ic r ' beor adyin June next, 1878, di(h0 egal hours of sale, the following pro, to ega: All those TWO LOTS OF L.1gid ei the Town of Pickens, in the Courd aite aforesaid, known in the plan o(1 Town as Lots Nos. 89 and 87, cong On Acre and Si.x Rods each, morel es, o which is a good Dwelling, a we water, good stables 'and other outholsLev.ied an as the property of I. i-. Phili at the iuit of S. H. Browni and others. T ERMS CASH--Purchaser toI extra 8$@ilf terms not complied wit ioperty o be resold at risk of former purce. JOAB MIA ULDI'r*c. Smay 9,1868 86 4' Sheriff's Sa. STATE OF SOUTH CARINA. COUNTY OF PIcKEN8. B v'r"u'*'f--udry execuhior-,-e d. Breted, Iwill tiell Io the higheidder. if June next, during (he legal hott sale, lie following property, to wit: One l'rnct of Land, contaning cres, nore or less, lying on Sho.al Oreekcters of ,aluda river, adjoining lands otiabeth Iuon,, Hebecca liunt, Redden Rasy and >there. Levied on ats thie property Fm. P. funt, at the suit of EvahA Keledm in. strator. VLAA ,TEIIMs CAan-Purchaser to paV ra for .t'es. &o. U,,It terms unot complied with 'day ot aie, property will be resold at risk r'ormer uirchaser. JOA B i$ULDINP may 9, 1878 85 4' Sheriff's St -0-.---. ATE OF SOUlj C \ RON A PJCKENs COUNTY, )Y virtue of 4n'exeoution to me ie.ted )I will sell to the htghiest bidder atekens >urt House on Saleday in June next'in e legal htours~ of sale, the followin rop ty, to wit:PP One Tract of Land, containing lat4rs are or less, adjoining lands og Mr*ores, d others. Letied o as theroy ofe C. HendrIcks, deceased, at the ui Abel mndsicks. TI' IS CASH--Purchiaser to pyxr ,,If terms not complied with on ty of e, property to be resold at risk ot gier rohaser. . ODMAULDIlt, o niy 9, 1878 JO5B ' '1 he roll of the Piukens Demtorotio Giub .-will be founa it. the store t. . X0. McF0l, wherd Domocratm may sigra their names. All should onrol The man who was to publimb a nowsapipor which would pleate every. body, foll out of Noula's bout and was drowned. Tlk .Abberille Medium says mad dog arQ nunseroue i1 that vicinity, .N EsW A1 T ~iTnN1. S3E9T IAY Awae a "ial Expouition for aco feweekans n bl=r es twndbacco made. As our blue strip tr'de,rurk 19 close r inItate-t I- Inferior gode . hot rae.on'e .Du ucr lol4'1 m04ba dalem. Sen4forsan 00o tireo. to V. A. JAuo3f A CO., Umfs, Ptersburng, rs. FOWLER & FULTON, OENERAL AGENT8 FOR THE United States CartzfIdge C . MANUFACTURRS OF THE Solid Head, Reloading, Military and Sport ing, Central Fire C A R T R I D G E SI Also Rim Fire Ammunition for Pistols and Rifles. Cartridge Cases. Sawed and Patch ed lullets, Pritners, Re-loading Tools, &c. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 800 Broad way, New York City. MILL MEN, If you nead a *S0good Baw-Gummer, or Saw Tooth Swage, write to J. W. MIXTER SAW Tooi. Co, (Agents 'Wanted) Templeton, Mass. TOK11 I A yO UST 0ITINR%jCj!VZ. V! t &THARTIc S FOld S * -TONIC V LIVER 0 RR MI R O eKRw (gaL s ~ aMWERCOMPAUT FOR DMESE OF , BIUQUGHE8, P~ianr IEHYDYSPEPSIA. ,or Iamphlets address Da. SANFoRu. New York. The t'o-Operative Newspa pers. It-has been asserted that one-half of all money paid by New York advertisers for ad vertising outside of that city goes to Co-ope rative Newspapers. If this statement is true there is no occa sion fo:- surprise thatqrominent papers which are still charging war prices for advertising feel called upon to abuse a rival with which they find themselves unable to maintain a compeltition. Full par. iculars about the Co--operative Newspapers, together with catalogues andl advertising rates mnhiled free on ap)plication to BEALS & FQSTER. Gen'l Ag'ts American Newspa-per Union, 41 Park Row, N. Y. 40 Agnts outfit 10c. L. JoNEs & Co., Nassaun, N. Y, O GANS it "re$ ny ''""""""'""""""i ice $510 only $135. Great bargains. BETATY, ashingon,. N.J. 25 Fan.cy Cards, mixed in.,26 styles, or 10 Chrom os. withi name, 10 cts. Nassau Card Co., Nassau, N. Yz. Lunnr.N &BA-rHs hold the field and conmpeio withI the world. 1,000) Superb Instruinents5 from Reliable Maker's at Factory Ibites. Every man his own agent. Bottom prices to all. New P;eanos, $135, $150, $179. New O)rgam.s, $40, $50, $ti7, Six years gitarantes. Fifteen days trrial. Makers' names on al lu strunhents. Square dealing, the honest truith, and best bargains in the U. 8. From $50 to $10) actunally|saved in buying from Lud len & Bates' Sout hern WIholesalo Piano and Organ Depot-, Sav-mnah. Ga. PLTYONA is a (crtin remeduy for Consumption. Ask your druggist for it. Circulars free. Address 0. 0. MosEs, 18 Cortland street, New York. N OTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Noti<:e-is hereby given, that I will ap ply to W. 0. Field, Judge oif Probate for the conty or Pichens, on Monday, the 10th day of June, 1878, for a Final Se.itlement. of the Estate of J. M. McFall, deceased, and to be dlischarged therefrom as Admrinistrator of the sme. W. T. McuFALL, Ad,n'r. may 0, 1878 85 4 NOTICE TO CREDIlTORS~ AND DElITORS All persons having demnandr against the Estate of 0. W. COOPER, dleceased, will pre sent them duly- at test ed; and those indebt ed will maki payment to the undersigned. .J. J. LEWIS, Adin'r. _apr 25, 1878 3d 5 NTOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT I.'Not ice is hereby given, that I will ap.. ply to WV. 0. Field, Probate Judge. for Pick. enis County, nn '"5th May next, for leave to make a final settlement of the Estate of G. WV. COOPER, dleceasdi, and ask to be dis. charged as Administrator. J. J. LEWIS, Adm'r. apr 25, 1878 83 5 MAREDRBUTTS i I g gNo.9R N. Eighth St. Whoha hd rete epeieceSt. L.ouis, Mo. otboth- maaf".aethan an physicie The PHYlIOOY OF MARRIAGE The'PRIVATE MEDICAL. ADVISER t.prangtoeMrnhond an enae. anYI'u'pply nga emi- y under"ood. he two boo."'tbra".%T,' eptiprnicontin monaue ohr dearbt are n ~e,~tthaiIt e tmvs. n.ent .r m.tocalte.t.en. in D. ne Boa rhInn aym' stnaiblea fee, he icim f aytnil~, thre 0a . ,ws pqktyh ah # A ,i r then qfIfP n sU M wo nd Wosie - n.ttenrd. POPLA PICs -~ ts chrg wony r taings,Greaco,Id re waVtta&canred by the FALL, IN jMkIdIft 8 ECURE AN AGENOY and 60 or $100 per week. "THI EVRn RNADY AND N1VR' OUT OF ORnr.* HROIEUTEAD $20 . L0CJ STICTH $20 SEWING MACHINE 09 For DorOe#i,o us#. WIT!! TABZ11 AMD ilo I 'lUE3.OQ. PL,ET., .0bVuoND TU ONf $20. A perfect and uneqiiled, 4mrg, .0r0pge oiq duritbl:e iine, -constrdcted elegant and solid, from the best material with mathema.. tical precisiou, for Co4stant Family use or manufacturing purposes. Always ready at a moment's notice to do its day's work, never out or order, and will last a generation with moderate care; easy to understand and man. age; light, smooth, and swift runnIng, like the well iegilated movement of a flue wateh; Simple, Compact, Efficient and Reliable, with all the valuable improvements to be found in the highes0priced Machines, warranted to do the same work, the same way, and as rapid and smooth as a $75 Machine. An acknow ledged triumph of ingenious mechanical skill, essentia ly the working woman's friend, and far in advance of all ordinary Machines, for absolute Strength, Reliability and general usefulness; will H1om, Fell, Tuck, Seam,.Quilt, Bind, Braid, Cord, Gather, Ruffle, Shirr, Plait, Fold, Scallop, Roll, Embroider, Run up Breadtbs, &c., with wonderful rapidity, Eeatness and case, sews the strongest lasting stitch equally tine and smooth through all kinds of goods, frm cambrio.to several thick nesses of broadcloth or leather, with fine or coarse cotton, linen, silk *or twine. Gives perfect satisfaction. Will earn its cost sev, eral times over in a season in the work it does or make a good living for any man or woman who desires to use it for that purpose; works so faitlful and easy the servants or children can use it without damage. Price of Ma chine with light table, fully equipped for family work, $20. HALF CAsE. CoVER, SIDE DUAWER AND CADINET STYLES each at cor. rerpondingly low rates. Safe delivery guar. anteel,, fred Iromn damage. Explanatory pamp hlets illustrated with engravltgd of the several styles of Machines, references, vas riety of sewing, &c., mailed free. Confiden-. tial terms with liberal inducements to enter prising Clergymen, Teachers, Business Men, Traveling or Local Agents, &c., who desire exclusive Agencies, furnished on application. Address JOHN I1. KENDALL & CO., 421 Broadway; New Yo.tk. Jan 81, 1878 21 ly CLERK'S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROCINA. COUNTY OF PICKENS. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS WV. 0- Field, Succssor, v.e Complaint on bond V. S. Jones et. al.) B Y virtue of a decretal order in the above stated case, made the 25th day of March, 1b78, by lIon. T. .J. Mackey, Presitiing Judge, I will sell to the highest bidder at Pickens C. H1., on Monday, 381 of June.ne'xt, during the legal hours of sale, the following prop erty, to wit,. All thait Tract, of Land, situate in the Counay and Slate aforesaid, on Qolenoy Cre.ek, knowni in a plat of the lands belong ina; to the Estate of Alexander Edens, de ceased, ns. tract No. 2, bounded by tracts No. 1 and 3 of said Estate. TERb'Md CASJH-Purchasers to pay for all uccessary papers. Wit ness ngy ban'l-and officiavl seal at Pick ens Court Ihouse, this 0th day of May. 1878, ATIf terms not comnplied with on day Pof siale, property to be resold at risk of former percha~ser. may 9, 18783.54 ir 0 T___4 FOR THE CA M PA IGN. Hampton and Home htule! THE NEWS AND) .COUSIER. A Live and Fearless Dento. cr'atie Newspaper. Largest- Circulation in the City. Largest Circulation the tate. ,Largest Circulation in Cotton States. Al the News Abouit South Carolina-All the News About the South-All the News from Everywhere Pure and Uundefiled Democracy-..Union! Jus lice ! ! Equal ltights ! ! I Rtecogiziing the Paramount Interest felt In the Approaching Political Canvass B1y every Demnocrat who hopes to see the great work of the Recdemption of the State made complete and permanest so that the people may reap and fully enjoy the Fririt of their sacrifices. The News and Courier will Direct all its Eniergies and Reso0urces to Pre'sen tinlg from Day.to Day, * and from Weeck to Week, Fuli nnd In ternating Accoun ts of the Progtess of the Cam paign TO PLACE TIiE PAPER Withiu tho Reach of Everybody During this Excising Tiontest we haive Determiiined to Otfer to Mail Sub scribers rho following REDUED EATES FOR TIE CANKAlN: Th'le News anrd Courier, Daily Edilion, 6 mont hs, $4 00 Thel News and Courier, Tri,.Weekly, Edition, 6 mont hs, $2 00 ['he Weekly News, 6 months, 76 Subscruiptio.ns will be received at these rates, FOIR MAlL SUUSCRIIBERS ONLY, unit.il May 15. In all cases the cash must aic companiy the order. Friend(s of the cause of Honest Hlome Rule in tall theC counties aire invited to aid us in swelling our Campaign Subscription Lists, which ought to include every intelligent voter ink the Stat e. RtIORtDAN & D)AWSON, Proprietors. Charleston, 8. C. ap 4, 1878 30 $1,200 flOmfl ON $100 Madle any day in Pt-rA and CAr.Lr. Invest iccordling to your means. $10, $:50 or $100, in 8-rOCK PaR1isr.or,, has brought a smnal' tortune t o the caretul investor. We advisi when and how to operate safely. Book wRIil null information sent free. Address orders b) mail and telegraph to IIAXTER & CO., Bankers an d-Brokere, 17 Walt Mt., N. Y Mfay 17, 1877 3r, FailDon't Fail to try our Buklt Warranted GArden Seeds and Early Jobe - Pbta toes. To use pure and reliable Seeds will certainly Pay We also havo the Nortli Carolina Irisb Potato at 75 cents per bushel. Onion Setts at 124 per quart. Black Oats at 75 cents per bushel, Your Special attention is called. to our Haiman Universal Plow Stock--the best and cheapest yet invented. Pol, iihed Steele Twisters, Heel Bolts and other Farming Implement--which we are selling at Rail Road Prices. - To make room for an exton dive Spring Stock, *o are offeringour remaining Fall and Winiter Stock at cost, for cash or barter. It will lighten your Tax To invest your money where there is the best profit. Call nnd examine. We charge nothing for showing anld pricing our Goods. Respectfully, HAGOOD, ALEXANDER & CO. Pickens C. 11. S. C. Feb 28, 1878 25 EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN AN Up coutry - Stcrl, OSw Re swI AT M cEFA LL'S, I KEEP GOOD SUBSTAN~TIAL AND AT PRICES TO SUIT' TIIE hARD .TIMES. TRY lYE, . Respectfully, W. T. McFALL. Jan 10, 1878 18 _TilE UNEQUALLED JAS, LEFFEL DIJULE ?OR?ADLE AWD STATIONARY NOTICE. ITAKE t his method of in forming all partiles interested, that I will be found in my of fiee, at Pickens Court Ilouse ' on each W E D N E S D A Y, and og\ each SAr.snAY, for the purpose of transacting any buasiness that comes under my jurisdiction. -As my duties as School Commtission1er will cong>elI me to be absent in different parts of the County, I appoint theste spiecial danys for the benefit )f all concerned. Oflice hionra from 9 a. m. to 4 p. mi. U. W. SINGLETON Sehen1I (ommisn. . SPROFES8SIONAL $ 62YCi L. N. CLYDE ATTORNZIY - COuNSRLOR Ar LA W (GREENVlTA, S. U. Special attention-in to collec;qns. April 4, 1878 0 6m M. F. Asym, -Pftken, 0. riJ Greenville,.b.. C. M. C. BLYTIE ANSEL & BARRETT ATTORNEYS 4 COUSSE1,ORS AT LAW, PICKENS C. II., S. C. (Offlice in'Schoot Commissioner's Office.) Will practice in the SinAe ad Fedpral Courts. . -"I . March 21, 1818 28:,. __ J8 COTHRAN, R A CHIUD, Abbevile C It Pickens C H COTHRA & q1twif ATTORNE S # COUNVSELORS AT AW P ICKEN S C. 11. S. C., Will Practice in all the Courts of the S(ate and Courts of theUnited States, f9r the Dise. trict of South Carolina. March g9 1877 29 STOP! AT THE GREINVALLE HRTEL UREE .VILL E, S. '. A. X. SPEIGHTS, Proprietor. 9BELLS IN THE ROOMS. June 14, 1877 40 Main-St. Greenville S. C. %glmb and ROW1, Wonir kn Hardware, Cutlery, Guans, .rPstolm, qkke.. FINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTIERY, A Agricultural Imnplenmeuts. Bar Iron and Steel; Blacksmith's, Carpenter's and Meobhanie'i Tools; Builders Hlardware of every dlescript ion; Wagon and Carriage Materials; A full line of Best Quality Leather and'Rub. bor Belting, always in istock; Agents for.. Fairbjanks Standard Scales; The Hail Safe and Loek Company: The "Taylor"-Cotton Gin; Tucker's Patent Alarm Money Drawer 'Also, for the Celebrated Shiaenberger 1lora# and M4le Shoes. We are prepared to Bell Sweedes from at the lowest quotations from any markvts, and still propose to duplicate invoiou from North ern Jobbing Houses, adding only actual freight. WILKINS, WILLIAMS & CO. Greenville, 8. C. Sept 6>, 1877 62 6m Piedmont 'Air Lirie Railway. 15? GOiNG NORITII. 2 JA Leave Leave. 12 80 p mn Galveston 12 80 p rs 160p.tr - Nevt lears - 5 00 p mn 7 26 pm Bay St Louis 7 26.pin. ~11256pm Mobile 11 25 p.m 7O05 ani Jfontgoiery 7 05&aIn 9 456am .Opelika 'J45 anm 10 40 a m' West .Point 10 40 a in 5 00 pm AtJanta 6 00&am 7 00 pm lBuford 75a m 7 47 p m G ainesvillo 8 35 a mn 8 27 pm Lula 9 068am 9 06 pm Mt Airy 9386a m 9 46 pm Toccoa 10 06 a t 11 48 p m Central 12 01 jfm l'00 a mn Greenville I Og p mn 230 am Spartanbuarg 227 p 5 09 am Gastonia 4652 p m. 7 20 a mn Charlotte Junction 6 00 p m - 11 16 a mn Greensboro 10 41 p tn 1 16 p mn Danville 12 68 a an 18p m Dundee 1 00ani 5 17 p m Burkeville 4 51 a in 789 p m Belle Isle 7 2Oa m 8Q00p m Rlichmond '74 A rrive Arrive 1 27 a mn Washington 1 10 p m 8 20 a in Baltimore 8 10 p in 6 40 a mi - Philadelphila 6 50 p mn 9 85a m New York 10O05p m 8385p m Boston 8 00a m irain leavirg A thata at 6 00 p mn connects .t Dundee, Virginia, with train for Lynch. 'urg; thence direct to Washington City via Virginia afidand Route. COMING SOUTH.. IsT TIAN sTATIONs 2D TRAIM Leave Leave a 9 00 am Boston, 7 00p m 6380p m New Yoi-k 815 a,m Anid by Limited Express 9 26 a a 9380p m P'hiladelphia 1456aim 12 55 am Balt imore 5 00p m 8380 a mn Richmnond 11 86 pnm 8 55 a m Belle Isle 12 00 ni'g 10 17 a m Blurkeville 2 06 a an 2 25pms Dundee 5 88aim 2 00 pm Danville 6 05 an 6 06 p in Greensboro 8 26 a m 8 40 p mn Charlot te Juane-iion 11 46 a in 8 48 pm Charlotte -11 55 a m 9 283pm Gastonia125am 12 46 a '.i Spartanburg 3 15 p m 2 20 a mn Greenville 4 36 p m~ 8 24 am Central *- 58 6 08 am Toccoa 71 56483am Mt Airy 80 6 20 am 1.nla 8 88 p1'm (Change cars for Athens; Ga) 6 51 am Gainesville 9 05 p mn 7 50 am ' Buford 9 4lp m 11l80a p Atlanta 1l 80aam 4 15p 'm West Point 41 585 pm Opblika 5 85 pnm 8 25 pm Montgomery 82,pn 3 156am -' Mobila 8 15 ain 6 45 a mn Bay 3t0 Louis 6 44 a us 88~0 a mn New Orleans 8 80 a m Arrive Arrive 8 00 am Ganlveston 800 a , Train leaving Washington CThy, via Vir.. ginia Midlanid lRoute, at. 2 47 a m;<onnects at DUnndee, Virgj nia. with south boundl rmin of thisa line. thrdrughm to A tlanta and all S'%uthI west erniI" rot.'. Janu 1. I87