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The Demooratic Platform. The committee on platform and resolutions, after having carefully conIdered be: platibrm of the Do wocratic party of South Carolina for the year 1876, and the various reso. Intions that were referred to them, begilenve to raako [he fillowing re port: We recommend as the Democratic platform qf South Car olina in 1878, enunciations of -the same principles, policies, and pledges, as were con tained in the platform f 1876, which is as follows, to wit: "The Demc cratic party of South Carolina, in Convention assembled, announces the following as its platform of pi inci ples: We reiterate our acceptance in perfect 'good faith of the Thir teenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments, to the Federal Consti tution, accepting and staiding upon them; we turn from the settled and final past to the great, living and mo mOntous isEues of the present and the future. tWe reafflirm the plattorm of, prinici ples announced by the National Demo cr atic party assembled at St. Louis, and in accordance with the declara tion of that platform and t e tuterances and acts of our distinguished loader, Wade Hnmpton, we call upon all of our fellow citizens irrespective of race, color or previous condition, to unite with us in cont inuing the work of reform and redemption inaugu rated, by the Democratic party of South Carolina, for it is evident that substantial and lasting reform is in possible within the ranks of the Re. publican party of this State. We have charged and convicted the Rol)ubli cAn party with arraying race against race, cieating disturbances and fo mnenting diflicuiltics; with prostitut ing the elective franchise, 'ainpering with the ballotsbox, and holding un fair and fraudulent elections; with having accum ulated an enormous .debt; mismanaged the finances, and inijured the credit of the State; with levying exorbitan t taxes, and squan deting themn when collected, thus Avringing tromt the toil and liveli hood of the honest poor1 inian of the State a large per centumu of his hard carnings without giving in returin any comnpentteion therefur, an d reck lessly invol ving in dlebt a nwjurity of the coutiis of I lhe Sta'e. Its mpan nigemen t of our penal and charitable institutions was a shame and a dis grace. We charge its legislation as demnoralizing, part izan and disgrace.. fl, and the venality and~ corru ption which charactet ized every brauch of, thbe governmen t, executive, legislat ivye and judicial, as having no parallel in the history oif nations. It crecated a multiplicity of unnecessary and use less cfticts, complicated in their syEu temn and unnecessarily ex pensive, and can never purify itself, give good and impat tial government, or by itsmoral force and .character ex ercise in its full Bovereignity the lawv ot the land. We do not charge this condition of things, which every pa triot must, deeply deplore, upon the masses of the party, but upont their leaders, who made such fatal use of' their confidence and trust, for it is our fi: m conviction that all the good * people of the State of both races de ei o peace and proeperity. We thwefrei.r call upon all of outr fel low citizens, ii respecti ve of race or past parIty aflil iation, to join with us in preserving tlic good r~ame of our State, and1 in mainiitai ninug hrer dig nit~y anai character among the Oom-w ni onwealths of tis great country. We discounten ance all d isturbance of the peace of the S'ate, and den ounce all mnstig1ator's and prtomtoters * - thereof, and earnestly call upon all of our fellow-cit izens, irrespective of' party lines, to exer'cise for'bearance aqd cultivate good will; and if the government of the State is continued in our control, we pledge ourselves to protect the persons, rights anrd property of rall its people, and to speedily bring to surmnary justice * , * any who dare-vio)late themr. * * W e desire a fair ard peaceable ee tion, appealing to tihe reasgn and not thme passion of the peOople3, and bave ~uaranteed by law a fair election and a fair count. We call upon all of the lpatriot eons of Carolina to join ' ,, us. Our object istcontinued reform, Ateibdent 'and relief, that by stybhI Mda4 peom y we may bill ~ '3 ~' further reduce the taxes and lighten t the burdens of The people, giving at the same time absolute soosirity to - the rights and property of all. Upon a these'paranouint issues we cordially e in vite the co-operation of' every f .Democrat and Repoblicn who is et rnest and willing to unite with us in this great work. We recommend to the favorable consideration of the Convention the following named resolutions, and re emmend that the same do pass, namely: the resolution offered by Mr. Buist, of Charleston, in .relationI to the unity of the Democratic party to wit: "Resolved, That the unity and in. tegrity of the Democratic party is of 1 parait unt importane to the succse of our cause and the welfare ot our peole in the ensuing election, and we. repudiate all fusion or coalition with the Republican party, and most un qu'alifiedly condemn any Independ ent noement whatever, as inimical to the people and destructive of their interests aLd welfare, We recommend that the resolution offered by Mr. Aiken be laid on the table, and offer as a substitute, there. for the following: "Resolved, That for the develop, ment of our growth as a peopre, and of our resources as a State, a bureau t.f immigration and agi iculture should be established, having for its object the encouragement of and holding cut inducements to, honest. and industi ious emigrants from other countries to settle among us, and designed to stimulate increased and improved lroduction of what, ever may be grown upon our soil; and we recommend to the General Assembly the Speedy enaclrment of such laws as will found such a bu reau upJonI a perm~Lanent and1( priactical h~aals, anid provide for its ready and active operation, to the attainment of this desirable end." Resolved, That this Convention VIOWS with the deepest concern the troubles which have arison in the up per portion of the Stato in the en forcement of the exercise laws gf the United States, rclating to the illicit distilling of whiskey, and is extremely solicitious that this subject should be: fairly considered by Congresr, and. somo law devised in almendment of or . sup~plementary to, the present system,' that wvIll remove the existing causeos of irritation, alleviate the presCont troubles -of our people, insure obedi once by'virtue of a recognition of the justice of the lawvs, and to restore. peaco and quiet whore disaontent now reigns; and, as preliminary to a change of thoe laws, we invoke his Excellency, R1. B. Hayes, President of the United Stases, to extend amnestly unto all persons in the Stato who have violated thorn. iRes'ilved, That this Convention commends wvith entire approbation - the course which has been p~ursued in the late session, of Congress by our distinguished State State Senator, the HIon. M 0. BuUler, as well as by his Democratic coilleagvues, thle Hon. 1). Wyatt Aiken and the Hoi.. J. H. Evins; in the House of Representa tivee; and the btate now calls npon t hem in their respective spheres of duty to exert their influenuce and ability to effect the desired mnodifica tion of the exercise laws, and secure for our people the relief which is so much needed and siought for. Rules Governink the Primary Election for Pickens County. .RULIE 1. The primary election for Pickens County shall be hold on Fri.. day, the 30th day of August, 1878, at the usual place of meeting of each club. Rura 2. The Scretary of each c'ub shall make out and furnish a full ' list of all members of his club to the managers of election, who shall be| three in number, aippointed' by each a local club. The managers of election shall have power to add, in their dis ' crotion, any further nanies to the poll a list of person's who desire to join. on the day of electIon. RULEs 3. The polls shall be open from 8 o'clock, A. iz,, to 4 o'clock, x,. M. When the polls are closed the ' managers shall at once proceed to' count the votes npublia, and make, a fllretinto heCout)Executive1 Committee by 12 o'cloek on the day after said election. This return shall state specificalhy the total nu~ ber of votes cast,, together with tbe number of votes for eachi oandidabte, andi all the vos togetber with the roll lists shall be given to the County ELxeen. tive Committee at the same time. RuLE 4. Tho County Exdcative Committee shall moot at 11 o'clook,. ] A. i., on tOe a'y following, the - prk- . mar electiona at Plokens 0.11. They i shal receive %ike ballotsa and loturne froul the seeural clubs, aggrogste auch rettqrns, and declare the reoul t L * -~ ,. **. be eloction. It there be any contest eom any clob the ad .Executive .ommittee shall have power to hear,, ud shall at once decide, such contost, ,nd such docieion shall lke binding RULE 5. 1o candidate shall be voted N T1 or in the said primary election, and f voted for such votes shall not be di ounted, uplees such candidate shall, et t the time of the election, be a mem- vi >er of some Democratic club in Pick, fo inm County, and pledge himself to * Lbide the result of the primary ec ion and support the nominees of the if )arty. g RULE 6. There shall be voted for Si it the ensuing primary election the ollowing officors: One Senator, two Represontatives, one Judge of Pro% )ate, three County- Con missioners, >no Sobool Commnissioner,ono Coroner, >ne County Auditor, one County Treas irer, and one 'i rial Justice for each ;ownship. The voters in each towns ihip only shall be oatitled to vvto (orthe 'rial Justice for such township. The )ersons receiling the highest nuniber )f votes for the respective office for wihich they are candidates shall be loelared tho nominees of the party for iuch offices. 5 RuLE 7. In case there shall be a tie .A )etwoon any candidates in the pri- 1 mary election, then another election a shall be held at such time as the Coun d ,y Executive Committee may dOsig- e uate, to determine who shall be the d nominee for such -office, under the ro, a gulations horin before prescribed, r Provided: That in case otther of the 3andidates who may tie, as aforesaid, S shall withdraw in tai or of his. oppo- e nent, no second olection shall be held. On motion of J. R. Gossett, Esq., a serics of meetings were appointed by Lho Executive Committee, for the purp~ose of affording candidates an )pportur.ity of addrossing the people, oinmencing at Pumpkintown, Satur Jay, July 27th; Eastatoo, Tuesday August 6th; Ho ward's Shop, Stkturday A.ugust 10th; Central, Wednesday I Atugust 14th; Liberty, Saturday Au :,ust 17th; Easley Station, Tuesday August 20th; Cross Plains, Thursday .ugust 22d1; Lacusvillo, Saturday ] Nugust 24th; Pickens C. If., Monday kugust 26th. Each meeting is to be ield at 10 o'clock, A. M. All candi iates are requested to be present and address the people. ,. R. E. BO)WEN, Chairman. e D. F. BRADLEY, Secretary. Piedmont Air Line Railway. GOING NORTH. N EFFECT JUNE 15, 1878. Mail Tr' nd ,eave Galveston at 12 30 o md irrive at New Orleans 4 45 p mn T ,eave New Orleans at 5 00 p mn .eave Bay St Louis-supper 7 26, p mn rrive at Mobile -]038 p mn eave Mobile at 10 55 p m rrive ait Afongomry-Bk'f't 6 b0 ai m en~vo Montigoni.ery at 6 15 a mn cave Opelika pt 8 45 a mn cave West Point. at 9 56 a mn I rrive at Atlanta-Dinner 1 40 p m l cave Eufaula, Ala via C Ga Rt R 6 00 p mn eave Columbus, Ga viia 0 Ga IL R 8 15 p m p cave Jacksonville via Cumil'd Rt'te 11 00 a m rr Macon via Cumnberland Rouite 7 45 a m a cave Macon, Ga via Cent Ga IL R 8 40 a mn rrive Atlanta via Cent Ga R IR 1 45 p mn cave Atlanta at 2 40 p mn eave Buford at 4 15 p mn eave-Gainiesville at 4 50 p mn eave Lula at - 52Gp m ,eave Athens via N E RL R 7 00 a min rrive at Lula via N E Rt RI 9 15 a mn ,eave All Airy at (;06 p m ,cave Toccoa at 6 38 p mn ,eave Senca at 7 49 p m n ,cave Central-Supper 8 35 p mn .eave Greenville at 9 39 p mn ,eave Spartanburg at 10 56 p in ,eave Gastonia at, 1 15 a mn P Lrrive at Charlotte-Atlanta time' 2 20 a mn al yv Air Line Juno WVashingtog time 3 15 a in 0 eave Greensboro at -6 56 a mn leave Danville at 8 55 a m w ceave Dundee at 9 018 a m ~rrive at New York 6 45 a mn leave Burkeville at 1 54 p rrive at Belle Isle-Dinner 8 18 p mn Lrrive at Richmond 3 33 p m~ ~eave Richmond at - 4 00 p m -- rrive at Washington 9 05 p m eave Washington at 9 37 p mn rlve at Baltiinore 11 05 pm] ririve at Philadelphia 3 10 a mn C rriveat New York 6 45 a in 8 Lrrive at Boston 8 36 p mn f< Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleepiag a. jar from Atlanta to New York. COMING 80UTHI. MA IL TR' N. leave Bosto'n 'J 00 a mn ~eave New York 8.66 p in And by Limited Express at ~eave Philadelphia 11 30 p mn eave Baltimore n & P 7 20 a mn eave Baltimnore n & o 7 10 a in Lrrive at Washington 9 00 a in Lrrive at Richmond 1 33 p mn ,cave Richmond 1 40 p mn ,eave Boll Isle-Dinner 2 08 p in ,eave Bamrkeville 4 06 p mn ,eave Dundee--su er 8 00 p mn rr at Dundee via i'a midland R'e 6 15 p in cave Danville 8 05 p in eave Oreensboro 10 10 p nm v--stipper-Air L ne Juno At time 1 10 a mn eave Charlotte 1 18 a mn cave Gastonia ,2 08 a mn eave Spartanburg 4 14 a mn cave Greenville 56256am *eave Central-breakfast 6 40 a mn eaveSeneca '7 06 a in eave TJoccoa 8 10 am eave Mt Airy 8 48 a in cave Lula ' 9 26 a in .eave Lula vaN ElB R6525p m rrive Athens via N E RL R 7 45 p mn eave OisinesvIle 9 65 a mn eave Buford-breakfast '10 36 a in rrive itt A tlanta ..12 00 mn yv h .ta via Cent Oa R R 2 05p m ~rr Macon via cent asa n 6 65 p in rrgsolumbusaomvaoo a a 4388a m Lrr Eufaula; via via c as a a 9 56 a in ve MaCOn1 via Oumlbelan~fd ronte 7 30 p in ~rr Jacksonville via cumn'land r'te 2 46 p in ,eave Atlanta (A &w PRR-dInner 12 86 p in ,eave West Point 4 16 p mi. ,eave Opelika 4 55 p m LriVe montgomnery-supper 7 20 p in 1save Montgomery 7 35 p mn er at xobile 2 05 a 1 save Mobile 2 20 a in v Bay 2& Louls-breakfast 86 4 a 'm hi rive New Orleans 7 80 a in vi ,ve New Orleans 8 80 a m- ci rrlve at Oaltestou 8 00 a n p - K:. POSITIVELY -VUtD. LL sufferers trom this -dlsease that are anxious tQ'be onred should try Dr. Kiss. A's Celebrated Consumption Powders. iese Powders are the only preparation Lown that will cure Consumption and all seases of the Throat and Lungs-indeed, so rong is our faith in them, and also to con nee you'that they are .no humbug, we will rward to every sufferer, by mail, post paid, free Trial Box. We don't want your money until you are rfectly satisfied of their curative powers. your life is worth saving, don't delay in ving these Powders a trial, as they will Lrely cure you. , Price, for large box, $3.00, sent to any irt of the United States or Canada, by mail, i receipt of price. Address, ASH & ROBBINS, 860 Fulton.-street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Jan.10, 1878 18 ly FIT. EPILEPST, ailing Sickness Perman ently Cured. 0 humbug-by one month's usage of Dr. SGOULARD's Celebrated Infalible Fit owders. To convince sufferers that these owers will do all we claim for them, we will and them by mail, post paid, a free trial box. ,s Dr. Goulard is the only physician that as ever made this disease a special study, nd as to our knowledge thousands have been ermanently cured by the use of these Pow ers, we will guarantee a permanent cure in very case, or refund you all money expen ed. ' All sufferers should give these Powders n early tiial, and be convinced of their cu itive powers. Price, for large box, $3.00, or 4 boxes for 10.00, sent by mail to any part . of United tates or Canada on receipt of price, or by xpress, c. o. D. Address, ASH & ROBBINS, 360 Fulton-street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Jan 10, 1877 18 ly 5'he Cc1zbI'a Rg'l PUBLISHED 'AILY, TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY, -AT COLUMBIA, S. C., --DY [OYT, EMLYN & McDANIEL. JAMES A. HO T, Editor. The Daily Register contains the latest news the (lay. all commercial, political and other atter sent by telegraph, full local reports, litorials upon all current topicb and trange and Agricultural Departments'. The Daily has a circulation extending t~o I parts ot the State, is circulated in nearly cery State in thle Union, and consequently creasing; thieref'ore, as an advertising me umn it cannot. be surpassed. The Tri-Weekly Registers is issued every nesday, Thiursiay and Sat urday morning. idi contains all the news of the days in one sue. The Weekly Register is an ElG UIT PAGE tper~contalining FORTY-ElG H T1 CO LUMNS, iabracing the cream of ne3ws of' each week, 11s paper is withbin the reaich of every famiily, ,d we are pleased to state the fact that its rge circulat ion is rapidly ext ending. Theii Register is nowv tihe Organ of the State 'ange, and all mnatters of interest to the Irons of' Husbandry will be treated in their 'propriate depart ment. Tile Agricut Lural d Grange articles will appear' in each of ~r publications-Daily, Tri Weekly and eekly. _______ TERMS OF SUBSCIPTION. Dar.EdY 'lEcisTER-One Year, $7 00; Six onths, $3 50; Three Months, $1 75. TR[-WEEKx~v IIEO s'rr.n-One Year, SG 00; x Months, $2 50; Three Months, $1 23. WVEI~ItY RlEIsTrER--One Year, $2 00; Six onths, $1 00; Three Months, 60. JNOB PRtINTING, Tile best and cheapest BOOK and JOB RINTINT, of every description, promptly id satisfactorily executed at the Register flice. All kinds of Law Blanks on hand, which e will sell at tile lowest prices. JAMES A. HOYT, 11. N. EMLYN, W. B. McDANIEL, Proprietors and Publishers. ISiay 31, 1877 ?IV~E IIUNDRE~D A MONTR TO - cieMnselling urLetter opying Book. No press or wateraused. amnple copy worth $3.00 f'rce. Send stamp r circnlar. EXCELSIOR M'F'G CO., 99 [aidson, and 132 Dearbon-street, Chicago.j MAKE HOME HAPPY. GoodA Plentiful Subiply' of "' Rod eading and Beautiful9Pictures b ~ WILL DO IT~. 5 THE CINOINNATI SWEEKLY STAR," A fne eight-page ~aawIth 48 full col umnsfl, eosta f on *.OO yea 0 4 rightet, and 7iet p pu tblished for Sthe money. It is in openen in politics, 5 give. all the news, and, beeldes much 91 Sother good reading, overy numnber baa threeo or four excellent orfginal or 86 Lected stor~'s. Eiver subscriber also M receives a copyof tbo beautiful engrav 1 "Tihe P1 thae P'oor Man'a .uof T24d 'i ei2ches and a coe p ( NiAC. 35 eta, extra must be sent to 5 I'py expene of packing and mailig pie. "1 WAenta, always the most liberal in the Mfed, are now greater than ever. We{ wans every club agent in the country to communicate with us before commencing U woa Toub, e rson deairlng to get au the acur and a anaer ot for 9 0' a~ e m e osaa ofP.e 0 e star, though in no sense a party e o te r eof all the Statc and wamong th1e Orat 'to ure th ustie of Local oerpn$in the St. P ersons to wbm we have alread cet 4 th icture, ' * Peer tiae Poe M have in lo stead aother excellet en n rfo cn ric ~hioh we have N PWaper wvithout picture, One Dollar. iso warnu se., Chtasnnau, o. s Dr. R. I. Gilliland JAVING returned and permanenty lo' .. ted at Plokensville, respectfully ofars d'Professional services to the citizens of that4 cinity and surrounding country. ChargesI asonable, Ma'94 - * CEAU4Nss, 8. , Deo. 18, 3V5 On and aWt.ndE, .beemAer 19, the Passenger Trals on the .South CaroliaA Aslro w-wil r is foll*o* . FOR -OQiMtA. (Sundays elbit.L) Loeg :Vharlest.o - 9 ArriveatVolumbisa F"R AUGUSTA. (Sundays exespled.) Leave Charlestoi * 1 Arrive at Augusta * 1 FOR CHARLESON. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Columbia Arrive at Charleston Loave Augusta M i. , Arrive at Charleston 44 i ODLUMBIA NIGHT Leave Charleston 9 Arrive at Columbia Leave Columbia I Arrive at Charleston -AUGUSTA 141GHlT EZ31EE8. Leave Charleston 801 Arrive at Augusta .4 1h, Leave Augusta 30 8( - Arrive at Charleston 8 46 Pmi . SUMME.RYILLB .TRAIN. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Summerville at * 7 80* a Arrive at Charleston .$ 4% sh Leave Charleston 8 16 pin Arrive at Summerville 4-gO . CAMDEN TRAIN Connects at Kingville daily [excL. S44% disys) with Up and Down Day and Passenge Frains. Day and Night Trains connect at tm with Georgia Railroad, Macon and A Railroad and Central Railroad. 2hi vost via Atlanta is the qnickest 'and masidseet route, and as comfortable and: cheap as any other route, to Montgomery, Sel*, obie, New Orleans, and all other points Southw'wt, and to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis. and all other pointe West and -$th west, Day T-ain connects at Columbia withf th * Through Train on charlottee Road (wbloh leaves at 9 p, m.) for all points Noth. 8. S. SOLOMON&, Superintendeut. 8. B. PicKass, General Theket Agent. Greenville & ColumbialL Re CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, Passenger trains run daily. Sundaf* etctp. ed, connecting with night train. e bekh Carolina Railr9ed up and dowe. O* a&da& er Monday, Julf 36. 1877, Ike followiag.will be the Schedule: U, Leave Colusebia at 11.10 a as Leave Alston at 1.10 p as Leave Newberry at 2.28 p in Leave Hodges at6:'Fa Leave Belton so . 7.08 p us Arrive at Greenille at 485 iaa Letave Greenville at DW.7.20 ?as Leave iBelton at Al0 a na Leave Hodges at 947 a IleaveNew berry at -12p Leave Alton at 3.20 p it Arrive at Colombia at '5.00 p'n g~ieConnect at 'Aeton with Trains o03 the Spar:t anburg and Union Railroad ; conncee at Columbia with Night Traina e the South Car olina Railroad up anid down ; also with Trains going North and South on the Charlotte, Co. lumbia and Angusta anid the Wilmingnon, Co', ABBEVILLE BRANCH # Train leave A bbeville at 9.16 a m., conneet ing with Down Train from Greenville. Lean. Cokesbumry at 2.15 p ;o', connecting with #p Train frern Columbia. Accommedation Trait, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaye Cokesbury at 11.16 a mu., or on the arrival c5 the D~own Train fromn (reenville. Leaver At' bey ill at 1 o'clock p. m., connecting with (7r Train from Colunmbia. ANDERB.~ON BRAN!0M AND ~LUE *I)e3 DlVISION4, Leave Walballa at6.0as Leave 8eneen at 62 Leave Perryville at 68.i Leave Pendleton at ~ ' 72 Leave Anderson at As rlve at Belton at 8.60 a a UP. Leave Belt on at '7.05 pni Leave Anderson at 7. -*n Leave Pendleton at 8.46 p-n' Leave Perryville . , - .5pm Leave Beneca at 9580 y se Arrive at Walhalla 3.0 . -s Accommodation Train, between . e and. Anderson on Tuesdays, Thiursdays and Mie days, Leave Bielton at 9.50 a m., or' os shif-' al of Down Train from Greenrville. Letter Anderson at 2.00 p mn., cinnecthagwith Up' THOhMAS DODAbtEIAD, General 8uperiatendent.. JADKz NORTiON, Jr., General Ticket Agent Schedule. Atlanta & Richmond Air Line. ilway. N AII. Ta4,.N. Leave at, Atlanta at 50 Leave Toccoa City at9 j. Leave Westminster at . 104> a Leave Seneca city at .11 11 p nt Lep~e central at 11 48 p.a. Leave Liberty at 12,07a .. Leave Easley at ""11 256'. a Leave Greenville at. 1 -O' Leave Spartanburg, at 2 80 a a Arrive at charlotte at , . I<-12 ?. Leaves Charlotte at 8 4? pg Leaves Spartanburg at -121 6)e~a Leaves Greenville at 2dgs Leaves Easley at 248. ~ Leaves Liberty at 8 044 a*~ Leaves Central at 824 a m.. Leates Seneca City at S'6 g-la Leaves Westminister at, 4-8s Leaves Toccoa at 508a-asp Arrrive at Atlanta at i 86 a at DAY PASI3NGER.. Leaves Atlanta at * 00 a Leaves Tocc at *. 10 28 a t Leaves W estlnieter at 11 -15 sa Leaves Seneca oity at 1~ 33 aa. 4 Leaves Cntral at - 12''a Leaves Liberty at . . 1 Wl a - Leavsrap5ley at 1 8m Leaveq Greenville at I 84ig Leave Spartanbur; at 9 'sp sArrive at Charlotte r.t #1 Vp a Leave Charlotte at ' 101 'a-.*i .eave Spartanbu'rg at 2 55 f s Leave Oreenville at 4 fl:yeu Leave lEyr st 4 40p* Leave (*irjat 5 i Ikay. Sene Cityat 8 Leave' Westeuiisi at 4* j9 Leave Toaon Ity at -..6* gjT Arrive at, Aitanta at - 11 In addition to these trains, thaere-aIr. local fyeight trains and two thhre . trahtre running regui~rly. and trains 0.3J. 0FR5A1R' W. J~onston, Gen'l P ~s&T gS* -FOR IN.NENsUNEL Z2nly $1-50 a Year. .0W ~very man in the County of Pickena HOULD BE A SUBSCRIBER ! very man who has ever lived hero and has mboved aw ay, LIOULD BE A SUBSCRIBER ! IT FURNISHES ALL --AND CONIDENSED REP'ORTS -OF I T C1RCUL A T8 aargely in the adjoining Counties, and to some extent in Western Nor th Carolina I AND IS, THEREFORE, QOOD EIDIM 1 ADVlINQ, SUBSCRIBE 'or the Pickens Sentinel ! ADVERTISE [n the Pickens Sentinel ! D. F. BRADLEY & Co. Proprietors. SHUlN0DRUG POISONS. MHDEOENE RMNDERED ,UsELE~s. Volta's 1ilectro Belta and re indorsed by (he most eminent physicians n the world for the cure of rheumartismn, euralgia, liver eomnplaint, dyspepsia, ki3ney isease, aches, pains, nervous~disorders, fits, emnale complaints., nervous and general de >ility, and other chronic diseases ft the chest, ead, liver, stomach, kidneys ail bl ood. jook with full particulars freo by Volta Belt so., CincinnatI, 0. ?ICIZNi COUNTY inCTORT; Senator-R E Bowen. Representativea-D F 'Bradley and E H Date. Olerk of Court-John J Le"wis. .Tudge'6f P-obate-W G FldW. BfAerf---Joab Mauldin. Coronr-Berry B Earle Behool Commisonr-O W Singleton. Treurer-W R Berry. Auditor-John 0 Davis. County Comminioner..--.BJ Johnson Chal.. man-John T Lewis, Thos P Looper. Clerk ~ounty Commissioners, C L H~ollingeworth. Trial JTulu-Easteg,, J R Gossett--Se ubrit y, M arous A Bogge....-Cigra4 James A 4iddel-icke C Ii., t3 W Taylor-Dacu. 'ille, 5 B Sutherla,,d-Mifa C&##e, T W Tolli, on-agtoe, J M Stewat.?