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IUOAfr LTEMSa 0kr'ghlyeory ' Methodist obtuih,. R .W. er, ,PAst at lot Sabbath In each f- a 4 olock P. Al. 2 Sabbath in eh' Ohlaat 1 0o'clock a. m. 8oona Baptikthin6h, t. W. B. Single to&'Pastor, 1st Sabbath and Batut day befte In *ach "Month at 11 o'olook a. u. Rev. Hugh MoLees, atBeebtim on 4th Sab bath at 11 o'clock a. ;n , and at the Methodist Church in this place at 6 o'clock p. w. The communicaLions of . Diadoc," "Piedmont," and "Rustic," from Ceo. tral, have been unavoidably crowded out of this issue. They will appear inext week. S6 notice of School Com missioner. Th'ie is to be three days examination this time, aud teachers will be requir-. ed to be here'bach day, .o they may make preparations acacrdingly. Will the Socret'aries of ead Deno,. oratic Ulub in the County, send us up ,a full list of all the 00ers; and com mittees of each? We 'leslie them for publication as infoI'rmation to every body who may desire to'know. The kitchen and furniture, together with neiarly the years' provisions, of Mr. Jas. Hughey, was recently burnt -accidental, Aliout.oifb o'cloqk every day, the CourtI House has the appear-tnce of being ontite!y doserted. Tihe doors are all cloved,' and the officers inside sooe 00linly as new born babes. There is to bo a review of the mili tia of this Coun ty, by. the Adjutant and Intpeator General, at Eusley, on the 2nd f August. and we suggest to the ladies of this plaice that they pro Sent Lhbe'aminpton Home Guards with a banner19n the.morninig of the in. spection. We call attention to the advertise ment ot Mr. T. B. C.ymnes, at Liberty, which appears in this issue. Mr. Crymes is at reliable, go-a-head, bus iness young man, an(d meants just what he says. IRead his tdverLiSe,; nient and go and buy his goods. EXAMINATION AND EXulIBITION, Tere will be an exmi nation of the Centrazl 11igh S'chool on lhe 20t~ and 21st inst. An exhiblitioni will bie given' (on the eve~nin~g of the 21st. Cnyt. LeCwis, the Principal ot the schooli, necvtar does th igs by the hlv es, anld thiose who at tenad thle exercises hiave ai -good treat ini store for' themi. Wec'll b~e there, Ca ptain, if posskible. Thauiilos for inivitaition. Ma:j. lI . A Child and C. .P. Barret~t, Esq , of tis place, will deliver uddresses on the mourning ol the 21st. VOL.UNTEER MIITijLA.--W'e thinkI it, imupcrtantlnt, tin in!fa ntIry company of the State Volunuteer Troops should b)e or ganize'd in every tow t~ipif in the County. Aside . t rm the social anid instructiveo featuires of etuchoraz Lions, they might prv essenial t~o the well being of sociely and the ens. forcerment of inwv and order. WVe know niot whlat, is ahead of us, an rd it is wyell enough tor each comn i ty to be or, * gahiaed its sneh a mnneiur as to0 affobrd asmj~e proJtection to itself. We have blank mxuster rolls1 w hich can be ob tatiped by parties p)roposinig to organ ize'such companies, by calling at this offlee. Let there be an nfantr'y com pany in each township at an early day. List of' Petit Jurors drawn for J une term of Court, cornmmencinig Monday, June 24th, 1878;, Joseph N. Brock, M P Benjamin, WV N Bowlanid, J B Clyde, A R~ Craig, John L Gravoly, -.Nelson H-olcumbe, S D) Keith, James B King, Miles P Singleton, S K Youngblood, WV W'%smith, John [1 ' Bowen, Joseph A Bates, Martin B~oggs, W ii Boggs, B C Crawford, Carter Dillard, G. W Dorr', Whit. A flanilton, J F Hendricks, J W Law rence, Columbus Pars~ons, HI J Lewis, J W Barkley, G P Chamblin, Elias Kennernore, Lasban Mauldin, James E Davis, L Ross Eaton, Pinicknemy Gos eett, J 0 Mosely, M P Murtin, .E K Richardson, H C Shirley, M- TI Sitl4 The Laboratory of the System. The stomach is t he la boi atory of the system, in which certain mysteim ous processes arae conistanity.going on. These result irg the prodUcLion ot that wonderful vivifying agent, thbe blood, which in a state of healt h r'ushed Ia den wit~h the elements of vitalhty to the remotest parts of the system. But )when the stomach is .semstparalyzed by dyspepsia, blood manutacture is * carried on imperf'ectly, the cir'culntion grows thin and sluggish, and the sys temi sbffers ina consequenee. Moreover, Indigestion reacts upon the liver and bowele, rendering the first sluggish and 'the latter constipated. Thle brain also suffe'rs by synmpathy, arid sick headaches, sleeplessniess and ner ?oas symptoms are engendered. Hobs tetters tomacha Bitters reforms this state o things, gives permanent, tone anid e'gularity to the stomach and its aSnoiate organs, the bowels and liver, and ensures coinglete nourishment iressed vigor of tht 'system. 1t, is the most, popular ns well ns the most eoldet anti-dyspopt~ic anid tonic in, erfos e gereroas 'e-Eeryagent wh It entdilye 116# the Improyed S itedLook !t Se(g Machine foi I 6eyer own# d relling1 house, !has a good account in bank, is clear of debt., and has money at interest -the natural conse quenae of securing a good agency for stipe rior goods at the lowest pries. A good first class Swing Machine, most useful-reliable at all times, easy to understand and cotitrol. the same size and does the same work as any machines that s9ll at FouR TidEs the price There is no machine at any price better, or that will do finer or mote work, and certainly none so low in price by mony dollars. The HOMEi'TAD is widely Known and used in thousands of families in the Easterr and Middte States, and daily becoming popular in the West. It will save its cost several times over in one season, doing the work of the family, or will earn four or five dollars a day for any-tnatt or woman who sews for a living. It is the strongest machine made, is ready at all times to do -its work, makes the strongest And finest stitch yet irnvented, and is fully acknowledged as the Standard Family Sewing Machine. Price, cqnplete for do. mestic use, reduced to $20, delivered at'your door, no matter how remote you may'reside. Business permanent and honorable,' with more certain and rapid sales, and larger profits than any other. Extraordinary liberal offers made to local or.traveling agents where we have none established; or, if there is no agent near you, send your order direct to the factor. Address John H. Kendall & Co., 421BZoadway, New York. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Congress. 3" The friends of the lion. D. WYATT AIKEN respectfully nominate him for re election to Congress-subject, to the Demo, cratic nomination.' * For the Senate. gig The many friends of the, lion. D. F. BRADLEY announce him as a candidate for the Senate--subject, to the primary election. Mr. BRADLEY has made a useful and efficent member of the lower House, and cannot fail to give satisfaction in this new and higher field of duty. MANY VOTERS. Easley, June 7, 1878. For the Legislature. SEr The friends of R. A. CHILD nom inate him for the Legisiature-subject to a nomination at the primary election. Mr. CHILD is a young man oft ability, and if el. ected, will reflect. credit. alike upon himself and constituents. MA NY FRI ENDS. For Probate Judge. g~i The friends of W. 0. FIE LD, respect fully announce him as a cand~idate for re election to the oflice of Probate Judge-sub je-ct to a notamiation at. t he primary clect ion. Mr. FrELD has made an eflicient and fait htul officer, and his re-.elect t on vWill be bailed with sat ifact ion by his MANY FRIEND)S. For School Commissioner, gd The niany friunds of R1ev. G. W. SINGLETON, with pleasure, nominate himt as a candidate for reseleciion to' the otlice of Count y School Commissioner-subjiect to the will of the voters at the approaching primary elect ion. Mr. SINGLTvON has been untiring in his efforts to build uip and run the schools of Pickens County and faithful in the discharge of every oli -ial duty, and his re-election wilt give continued sot isfact ion to his. MANY FRIENDS. zthy- The many friends of JOSEPH 13. CLYDE respectfully anniounce him a cani-i didate for Schiool.00mnmissioner--subject to a nomination at the primary elect ion. MANY VOTERS. New Etrn! eW 00oil! N EW CLEREKS AND Good News! LIIHAVE~ A FIl&lST CLASS STOCK OF GENERAL MERC[INDISE on hand at this place, and~ call the special attention of the citizens of P'ickens County and the sur rounding counties to the same. I sell cheap; I Bell for cash; I take no risk; I get. house rent.. cheap; I get beard cheap; I am at a small expense; I can sell Goods as low as they can at Oreenville or any where in the up country; I will take Country Produme in Exchange for Goods;- I keep a full Ihe of Goods. If I have not the Goods on hand you want, I will order them for you at a small advance. My stock consists in part of the following Goods: COFFEE, H AIR PINS, SUGAR, COLOGNE Soda, T'uck Combs, Molasses, Boat ner's Magic Churn Dash, Gum Camphor, Picque, Radway's Sarsaparilla, Calicoes, Fontz Stock Powders, Nails,WVell Buckets, Ladies Trimmed lHats, Shoes, Gun Caps,- Tu t's Pills, Hagan's Magnolia Balm, and in fact almost anything that. is necessary for the comfort of any per soni living uinder the Ilamapton or Vance gov ernments. All I ask is a trial, and you will b~e made happy. If not I will sell you a pair of CRYME'S Home Made Shoes that will last you until you have get the worth of your Two Dollars. 1f you are not. satisfied then, come back and buy another pair at the same price, and I will fling you in a pair of strings and a box oif Bixby's Blacking, and you will go home rejoicing. Call and examine my stock before purch asing elsewhere. I make Tin-ware a speciw alty. Respectfully. No. T. B. CRYME8, N.2, Whitehaldl-sireet, Liberty, S. CI. 1 (loor fr-onm Stansell's Hitel June 18, 1878 40 ly To Public School Teachers. O WING to the new regulatos, under bhe new echool law, and in order to carry out the instructions of the State Baperinten dent of Educat ion, all certificates issued by this Board are hereby revoked. The Board will hold meetings to examine teachers as follbws: Thursday, .June 27th, candlidates for 1st Grade; FrIday, June 28th, candidates for 2nd ,Orade; Saturday, June 29th, candidates for 3d Grade. One day to each grade. Examination open each day at K o'clock, A. Mt. and close at 7 o'olook, P. M. By order of the Bloard. GEO. W. SINGLETON. June 13,.7878 49 2 Tax Returns. COUNTY AUDITON'S OFFICE, RICENs S. C., May 31et, 1878. N OT E is bereby given that thisoffice will be open at Pickens from June 1st to July 20th, 1818, to receive Tax Returns of afl Ren! Estate and Personal Property. Alf Retdrns not made on or before the 20th of July, 1878, will be written up accordipg to law from the old Tax I4ok, or made from the best information that can be obtained, and fty per cent. added thereto. All male persons from twenty-one to sixty years of age are required to return their polls Parties claiming exemption from Poll' Tax on account of disabilities will be requir ed to make oath that they are exempt ac. cording to law. Merchants and manufactuters must make their returns strictly according to laW. By Act of Assembly, 1878, Auditors are required to make "a new assessment of all Real -Estate in their respective Counties,'' and all persons owning Real Estate in their own name or as Committee, Trustee, G uirdian, Administrator, &c., as the case may Pe, on the 1st of June, 1878, must govern Ihem selves accordingly. Inorder to avoid errors in the Returns each talpayer must make their own Returns, and with the view of enabling them to do this, I will be at the following places at the. time specified, viz: Easley, June 17th, 18th, 19th. Liberty June 20th. Central, June 21st and 22nd. J. J. Herd's, July 2nd. Payne's Store, July 3d. King's Store, July 5th. Hinckle's, July 6th. Pumpkint own, July 8th, Dacusville, July 9th and 10th. After the 20th of July, 1878, this office will be closed for taking Returns, and fifty. per cent- penalty added on all returns not rmade. - JOHN 0. DAVIS, Auditor Pickens County. June 6, 1878 39 2 Tax Notice. T IlE Treasurer of Pickens County will open his books at the Court House for the collection of the first installment ot Taxes, for the year 1877, on the 17th day of June, and will rnemain open at the Court House from th-e 17th to the 26th (lay of June inclu. sive, and at. the following places) Central, 27th day of June. Liberty. 28th day of Juno. Easley, 29th day of June. -Dacusville, 1st. day of .July. Pumpkintown. 2a day of July. King's Store. 3d day otJuly. J. J. Herd's, 4th (lay of .July. And at the Court House till the i7th of July. The books will then be closed, andt a penalty of six per cent be alded on first in. staliment. Persons between the ages of 21 and 60 years of are, not exempt by law, arc liable to Poll Tax. The levy is as fullows: State Ta',x; 4.1 mills County Taix, 3 mills. Sch'oo Tax, 2 nills. Total, 9.1, mills. T. W. RUSSELL. County Treasurer. .T'une 6, 1878 3 N EW\ ADLVlEIlUIs EM\ENT8. READ T1111S C llD FRIOM OAK MALL. BOSTON. New guide for self-measu'~remenm --plain, simnple, and acca.rate. Pe'rfe.ct fit and satis factlion guaranteed, and twenty live per eent. saved! OAtK 1XllAL is ilie oldest. establishe d Clothiung I louse in America! 11A M MOC K.-We, are impIort ers anid whlolesale deaile'rs in in imocks! liet ai pr~ice, $2.75 caceia. in r.eceipt ot $3.27 wiull send by mail. i-ostaige paid.. Full size U). S. A . ickle-l.latecd H eurinigton Rtevoher. wi- Wth one hundredil~II caririd.lges, senit express paid tol aniy pari t 01' the count ry oin receipt of $8 00. The Bostonu Shomoting Suit. First prise, silvei medal, o'ver all compe titore; made only by (O. WV. Simmuonis 'Son. Eiach garment staumped! Sent by matil or ex. prss to any address. Comuplete suit g Ila 00 Illustrated circublir withI samples sent free. English Rugby F~oot balls, Mllit ary G oods, White Trousers, Band Uniformis, Base Uall and Bicy cle Suit s A dd ress G. W. SIMMoNS & SON, Oak llall, Boston, Mass. PIANOS, ORGANS. New, 7 Oct. '$135 I New, 9 Stops, %i7 New. 73 Oct.a$1415 |New, 12 Stops, $78 '"Magnificent,'' '"bran new,'' ''lwe* pr'i, ces ever giveni." Oh how this "cruel war" rages, but Ludden & Bates still hold the field and rain hot shot into the bogus maufac turers who deceive the public with Ilumbhug Grand Offers on Shoddy lnst rtument.s Sen:l for special offers, and circular exposing frauds of P'iano and Organ TIrade. Ludden & Bautes,"Wholesale Piano and Organi Dealers, Savannah, Ga. SHEET UUAY Che ' BEST Tobacc Awarded )tlg S prie at Centennial Experilou for Stne chstoing qusahtW and ex-elence and ? ting charv ader of eteeeening and~ faoig The bc t tobacco over snade. As our blue strip trade-nark ih cloiely Imitated on Inferior goods, see ltat Jackson's Jest 1s on every plug. Sold by all dealers. Send for srinpe fieo, to 0. A. Jscasox A Co., Mfri., 1'etersburg, Va. PIA TBeautiful .Concert Grand .IAN itanos, cost S1,600, only $45. uper Grand Square Pianos, cost $1,100, oply $255. Elegant Upright P'iainos, cost. $800. only $155. New Style Upright Pianos $112.50. Organs $35. Organs 12 stops, $72560. Church Organs. 16 stops, cost $300, only $115. Elegant $375 Mirror Top Organs only $105. Tremendous sacrifice to close out present stook. New steam factory soon to be erected. Newspaper with mucih information about cost of Pianos and Organs, sent free. Please address DANIEL F. BE ATTY, Washington,_N. J. * ADYto Agents canvassing for the sireside Visitor. Trms and Oufit~ Free. Address P. 0. V LCKE~RY, Augusta, Maine. Invested Judticiously in Stocks (Options or Privileges), is a sure road to rapid tortune. Full details and offlical Stock Exchange Re ports free. Address T. POTTER, WIG[IlT & (C)., Bankers, 35 Wall street. New York. Keowee Lodge, No. 79. A F. M TiEREGULAR MONTfILY MEET ON OF KEOWEE~ LODGE, No. 79, A-. F.-. M,-. will take place on SATURDAY o On'EFORN Tis PULL MOON IN EACf MIONTHE, at half past 83 o'clock The attendance of all the members is earniestly requested. Rt. A. CHILD, W. M. W. FI rErDn 8.crat.. FALL IN PRICES. Q!ECURE AN AGENCY and $60 or $100 per webk. "THB EVRR READY AND NEVER OUT OF ORD111.' HOMENTEAD $20 LOCK STICTH 120 SEWING MACHINE $20 For Domestio use. WIT!H TABLE AMD FIXTURES COM PLETE, R9DUCED TQ ONLY $20. A perfect and unequaled, large, strong and durable Machine, constructed elegant aind solid, from the best material with iiatheiua= tieal precision, for Constant Faintly use or manufacturing purposes. Always ready at a moment's notice to do its day's work, never out of order, and will last a generation with moderate care; easy to unders(and and man age; light, smootb, and swift running, like the well regulated movement of a fine watch; aimple, Compact, Efficient and Reliable, with all the valuable improvements to be found in the highest priced Machines, warranted to do the same work, the same way, and as rapid and smooth as a $79 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 dtrength. Reliability and general usefulness; will lem, Fell, Tuck, Seam, Quilt., Bind, Braid, Cord, Gather, Ruffle, Shirr, Plait., Fold, Scall9p, Roll, Embroider, Run up Breadths, &c., with wonderful rapidity, Eeatness and case, sews the strongest lasting stitch equally fine and smooth through till kinds of goods, from cambric 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 thevork'it does or make a good living for any man or woman who desire-s to use it for that purpose; works so faithful and easy the servants or children can use it without damage. Price of Ma chine with light table, fully equipped for family work, $20. IIALFCASisn. CoVER, SIDE DRAwER AND CABINET STYLIS each at cor rerpondingly low rate3. Safe delivery guar, anteed, free ,from damage. Explanatory pamphlets illustrated witi engravings of the several styles of Mailchines, references, va riety of sewing, &u., mailed free. Confidene tial terms with liberal inducements to enter prising Clergymen, Teachers, Business Men, Traveling or Local Agents, &c., who desire exclusive Agencies. turnished on application. Address JOHN H. KENDALL & CO., 421 Broadway, New Yo'k. Jan 31, 1878 21 ly. - DR.BUTTS No.12 N. Eighth St. 8t. Louis, Mo. Who has had greater experience in the treatment of the sexual troubles of both male and female than any physician in the west ves the results of his lo)ng And succeosfh practice in bi Ta uoltw works.just puh, entitled The PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER Books that are really Guldes and 8efr-Isutractors in all mat ters pertainingr t9% Mashood -AWeah.ndspl ~i ong et. They ar bcau~f~t lust irSadd In plan lguage, easily understood. The two books emibrace 545 ~se~and con taIn valuable InfornmatIon for both married and IltaRc. w t te recentIimp',ements In medicsl treatment ina DrlEtoer hom papers say: "The knowledejparte perf etly health rnaybe d ol~wn thens of life and th~e Womaan, in miser lorIttple --oSt.n maIs hern r sex is hie POPULAR PRICK8--60 Ct.. each both In one volume, $1; in cloth an g~lt, 25 cts extrs. Sent under seal, o receipt of price in money or stamp. RV, Y 0. ll n a, THE EWSANDCOUIER A Live anud Feauricas D~emo. cr'at ic Newspaper. Largest Ci rculat ioRn ill th IC it y. Largest irclt tion thIte St ate. Largest. Circumlation ill Cot ton Stat es. Al the News Abo'tt South Carolina-All the News A bout t he SontIh---AIl tile News from11 Everywhere. Pure and Unid t'filed Democracy--.Unijon! Jus ice ! ! Equatl Iiih ts ! !! .Recogn izi ng t he Paramount Interest. felt In the Approaching Political Canvass lig every Democrat who hopes to .3cc the great work of thte [Redempt ion of' the State muade complete anid permanent so that. the people may reap anld fully enjoy tile Fruit. of their sacrifices. The News an~d Courior will Direct all its Ener lgie CXnn td Resourc tes to Presenting. fr'om Day to D~ay, Fni I anmd iltere"stig .ACeOlin ts of tho Progr'ess of the ( 'am-n TO PLAXCE Ti'l PAPER Withiu the a Reach of Everybody During thiN Excuintg 'onltest we have Determined to Offer to Mlail Sub , scr ibersi thto following The News antd Couriert, Daily Edit ion, 6~ mtonths, $1 00 The News nntd t (Iurier, TriWeekly, Edit ion, ti mont hs, $2 00 The W eekly News, II monthis, 75 Subscript ions will he recei vedl at these rates, Folt M1AIL SU1001(1118118 ONLY, until Mlay 15. In all cases the cash must ac company the order. Friends of' the cause of' Ionest lHome lRule int all the count ies are invited to tild us in swelling our (Cam paignm Subscript ion Lists, whiich ought to include every initelligent voter in the St ate. RIORtDAN & DAWSON, Proprietors. C har lestoni, S. C. ap 4, 1875 30 ESCRIPTION FREE T Mainhood~ anri' all disorders tbroughit on by faidis ciet~nn or e'xcess. Au y 1; nggist, h aR the ingro West Sixta Stree, Oitneinnat, 0. OPUMan! Tornhjinn hnshittered. CUM & d am:, for book on O P ImcS~ing n't aWHsur .. na nOreeno Co., lnd. ',Don't Fail to try our B'ist Warrantod Garden Seeds and Early Rose Pota tuo. To uso pure and relIable Seeds will certainly Pay We also have the North Carohna Irish Potato at 75 cents per bushel.. Onioi Setts at 121 per quart. Black Oats at 75 cents per bushel, Your Speciail nttontion is called to our Haiman Universal Plow Stock-the best and cheapest yet invented. Pol, ished steele Twisters, Heel Bolts and other Farming Implomonts-which we are selling at Rail Load Prices. To make room for an exten sivo Spring Stock, we are offering our remaining Fall and Winter Stock at cost, for cash or Lnrter. It will lighten your Tax To invest your money whero there is the best profit. Call and examine.. We charge nothing for showing and pricing our Goods. Rcspectfully, HAGOOD, ALEXANDER & CO. Pickens C. 11. S. C. Feb 28, 1878 25 EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN AN Up Oo0ntry storf, AT MV c F A LL'S, I KEEP GOOD SUTBSTAN TIAL AND AT PRICES TO SUITo TUlE UIARD TI MES. TRY ME. W. T. McFALL. Jan 10, 1878 18 _THE UNEQUALLED JAS, LEFFEL DOUBLE PORtTABLE AWD STATIONARY SAW, FLOUR AND GRIST NILIA 3HAllTING, PULLEY3 AND EANGQERS. dd res POOLE & HUNT NOT ICE. nersted, that I will be found in my of fice, at. Pickens Court House '' on each W E D) N E S4 D A Y, and on each SAJ.ED)AY for the purpose .of transacting any business that. comes under my jur'isdiction.. As my duties as School Commissioner will compel! me to be absent in different parts of thme County, I appoint, these special days for the benefit >f all concerned. Office hpurs, from 9) a. m. to 4 p. m. Q. W. SINGLETON, - chool Commissioner. Feb 8.187." 22 PROFESONAL I.ZOTICE. L. K. CLYDE ATTORNEY # COUNSELOR A 1L W, GREENVJLLE, S. C. Special attention given to collections. April 4,1878 80 em A. BLYTH, C. P. ARDITT, M. F. ANiIEZ, Pickens C. II. Greenville, 8. C.S '. C. BLYTHE, ANSEL & BARRETT ATTORNEYS 4- COUNSELORS A T LA W. PICKENS C. -., S. C. (Office in School Commissioner's Office.) Will practice in the State. and Federal Courts. March 21, 1878 28 JS COTInAN, R A Ciril, Abbeville C If y \ Pickens C0 COTHRAN & CHILD, A TTORNEYS 4- CO UNSEL ORS T LA W PICKENS C. H. S. C., Will Practice inall the Courtg of (he State and Courts of the United States, for the Die* triot'of South Caroliao. March 29 1877 29 STOP! AT THE #RRERVULLE H@E . RE EjVILLR, S. C. A. M. SPEIGHTS, Proprietor. ;LBF.ELLS IN TIE ROOMS, June 14, 1877 40 'v~ik~u, Vv'fliau & Coe lIMain-St. :Greenville S. 0. Hardware, Cutlery, Guls, Pistols, &c. FINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, A EP'ECIALTY. Agricultural iiiupl esnents. Bar Iron and Steel; Blacksmnith's, Carpenter's and Mechanic's lrools: Builders Ihardware of every descripiton; Wagon and Carriage Matecrials; A full line of Best ~Quality Leather andfRnb ber Jielting, always in stock; Agenits for Fairbanks 8tandard Scales; The Hall Safe uand L.ock Company; The -'Tay.~lor"~ Cotto:n Gin; Tucker's Patent Alarm Money Drawer Also, fot the Celebrated Shaenberger Horse and M ule Shoes. We are prepared to sclk Sweedes 1ron at, thie lowest quotations from any markets, and still propose to dluplicato, lIinvoie from North ern Jobbing Houses, adding only actual freights. WILKINS, WILLIAMS & CO. GIreenville, 8, C. Sept 6,,1877 52 . m Piedmont Air Lineo Railway.. GOiNG NORTHII. 1sT TnaIN STATIoNS 2u TnLAr Leave Leave 1280'pim Galvest on 12 30p m 5 00 p nm New Orleans 6 00 p m 7 26p rn Bay St Louis 7 20p m - 11 25p in Mobile 11 25 p m 7 05 am Mfonlgomery 7 05a m 9 45 am - Opelika 9 45a m 10 40 a mn West. Point 10 40 a in 5 00 pm Atlanta 6 00a m 7 00 p m Buford 7 55 a m 7 47 pm - Gainesvillo 8 35a m 8 27 pm Lula 0 06 aim 9 06 pm AltAiry 9 36a m 9 46 p m Toccon 10 06 a m - 11 48 p mn Central 12 01 p m 1 00 a mn Greenvillc 1 08 p in 2 .30 a m Spartanburg 2 27 pin 5 09 a mI Gastonia 4 52 p za 7 20 a in Charlot o Junction 6 60 p 11 16 a m Greensboro 10 41 p n' 1 16 p mn Janville 12 58 a in 1 38 p mn Dunde~e 1 00 a in F) 17 p m Burkeville 4 51 a in 7 39 pr mBelle 1a10 7 20a m 8 00 p m flichmiond 7 45 a in Arrive.. Arrive 1 27 a mi Washington 1 10 p mn 8 20 g m Baltimore 8 10 p 61 40 a m Philadelphia 6 50 p Dl 9 35 a mn New York 10 05 p ra 8 85 pi 1; oston 8 00 a m Trramin leaviung Aotata at 6 00 p m connects at D~undee, Virginia, with train for Lynch burg; thence direct to Washington City via Virginia Midland Route. COMING SOUTII. 1sT TRIAN STATIONS 21) TRAriN Leave Leave , 9 00 am Boston 7 00 P m 6 30 pm New York 8 15ani And by Linmited Express 9 25 a m 9 30 p mn Philadelphia 11 45 a m 12 55 am Baltimiore 5 00p m 8:30 an m ichpyond 11 85 p 8 55 a mn Belle isle 12 00 ni'g 10 17 a in Burkeville 2 0(6 a nm 2 25 pm Dundee- 6 38a m 2 00 P in Danville 6 05 a mn 5 05 p mn Greensboro 8 26 a mt 8 40) p rm Chiarlotte Junct ion 11 45 a ra 8 48 p mn Chamrlotte 11 55 a m 9 23 pm Gastonia * 125a m 12 46 a in Spartanburg 8 15 p m 2 20 a m Greenville 4 85 p m 3 24 am Central 5 88p m 6 03 am Toccoa 7J15pin 5648 am Mt Airy 8 05pim 6 20 am Lula 8 88 pnt (Change cars for Athens; Ga) 6 51 am - Gainesville 9 05p m 7 50 am - Buford 9 4lpnm 11 80 am A tlanta 1180a m 4 15 pm West Point 415 pnm 655pm Opelika 65 5p m 8 25 pm Montgomery 8 25 pm 8315 am Mobila 8 15aa 6 45 am IBay St Louis 64 880 am New Orikanse 8 30 am Arrive Arrive 8 00 am Galveston 800a m Train leaving Washington Cliy. via~ Vir.. ginia Midland Route, ait 2 47 a mn, < onnects at D idee, Virginia, with south bound train of thW lne, through to A tlanta and all Sonth weste*n points. .J.nh I, 1878 ID.