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LOC.A.L ITEMiiii. Church Direotory. Stethodist.-Re,.. . L wel h second Sabbath In each month pt .104 o'clock A. M. Rev. Olin L. Durant, 8d Sabbath at 11 A. M. Rev. J. G Graham, 4th Sabbath at 8 P. K. Presbyterian-Rev. Hugh MeLees, at the Methodist Church, on 4th Sabbath at 11 o'olock a. m Baptist-Secona Church, Rev.W. B. Single ton Pastor, 1st Sabbath and Saturday before ia each month at I o'clock a. n. L. Jvr. IILBouawu & Go., Newspaper Ad, vertising Agents, 128 W, Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. are authorized to contract for Advertisements In Tun PIcKKNs SMNTINsL at our best rates. We call attention to the advertise ment of S. Brafman, Greenville, S. C., which appears In this issue. ls stock is large and if you want a good suit call on him. Rev. D. Weston Miott will preach the funeral of Miss Carrie' Looper, on the 3d Sabbath in June next, at 11 o'clock A. Mf. TAn-30 cents per gallon at VAR x~nv McBiai's [Iairems and Saddlery Store, Mtain S'reet, Greenville, S. C Call. 2 bir. J. G. Black, dealer in, Clocks, Watches, and all kinds of silver-ware, can be found at the Canble Corner, Greunville, S. C. Call at-d see for yourselves when you visit the city. ELECTION OF ToWN OFFICERS.-At, the election for this plieo on Monday last, the following gentlemen were electe d: intendart, P. McD. Alexan, 4 -der; Wardens, J. 1 No wberry, J. E. Boggs J. T. Price.,and G. W. Taylor. Use Kauquita Indian Worm Pol lets. A sale and suro remedy fir worms. Fui- sale by Dr. J. W. Quil. lian, Easley. C. P. Barrott, W. B. Allgood, E. F. ,Allgood, G. W. Taylor, Alex. Allgood, W. T. Bowen, J. M. Loopor and War ren Boyd, the committee appointed by .Ccona l13:ptist, Church, to h.ive a new -hiurch built, at that place, will meet in the 1-fliee ot ( '. P. Unrrett, at. Plick eun (. II., onl~ Stur~day', the 1 6th inst.. nt 3 o'clock P. M. ArI'.AN'vic AND) [PhE.\Chl BioAD YAr. .LCY R~AJraoAr No-r:CL-The an nual mlieeting <, I stLoekhbiers of theu Atlan '11 an f d F'rech :11 frma1l Va:lle Rail0roaLd 'w 11 he he heldI at 12 M , on Thlursday, MNay 5:h, at, Bultonu, Ani'lorson coun ty, 8. C. 1By provJiin of 1I telhart.c'r, all *bt.(Wk mnolst be repre'sented m ~ l perison or by proxy, duly3 execn:erd. W. J- l\TaK, See'ry Ass the child in timie. D)o rot wait unitil ain army of worm's have been recru'ited anid te h~euit h of the child dest ro) edi. A fe w duses of *b ibibera'sI) d in Vermifutge, t he in lailible irmedy, niever fai l. to do the wor'k wvell, it used according to the dhirectionsi. FIRE-On Tuosdaty of l104, week, :th~o building srtunted in the forks oft the Greenvillo and Easley :onds, just -outside o~f the corporate limits of town, belonging to Mr. Hi. B. Hendricks, and known as the old "Bar Room," -was etitirely consumed by fire. A colored employee of Mr. Hendricks slept in tho house and had left fire in the firep'ace in -the morning when he went out to work. Thle wind, during ithe rain storm in the evening, blowv the door open and scattered the fir~e over the hous'e, from w. hich it catught aLnd wvas enveloped in flames before discovered. Mr. Uendricks contemp,. lates building a new dweling this year, and had quite a large quantity of the lumber tor that purpose stacked .away in the house; besides a quantity of cot n, pean, bncrn, &o. All of which was entirely consumted. Hie esti mates his loss at between $800 and 81,000. The timeo of year has como when A boys have a strong andl overpowering inclination to go a fishing. Give them a chance to go nowv aund then. It will do them good. We have a great sym pathy with boys who with pin-.hook can stand over Town Crcek, with a poio in hand sufficiently large to draw out a 50..pound sturgeon. It may be that the sum total of tish in the creekc would not equal in weight the gourd of worms the boy carries for' bait; yet it is a lelasant delusion, and will do the boy no hzit mn. Lot him fish now S and then, and lot himi join his neigh bors in gigging occasionally. You may recollect how it was yourself when a boy. We never see a muddy, freckled faced boy, with torn tr'ow's era, and a lock of sandy hair stiching ont of a hole in his hat, ret urning from the creek after a few hourn' fish, inn, t'rmphantly swinging noout four little dried up minnows, btut our heart goes out to meet him and rejo ice with IS FAST APPROACHING, AND with It the usual dull times, but not necessarily dull when we take into conside. ration the unusual LARGE STOCK OF General Merchandise NOW ON EXHIBITION AT W. T. McFALL'S, WHICH IS OFFERED AT REA sonable Prices. Call and examine. -G No Trouble to show Good& --0 JUST RECEIVED A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRY GOODS! HOSIERY, NOTIONZS, Boots, Shoes, and Leather, Ready Mado Clothing, Ladies, Misses, Men's and Boys' lats Factory Yarns and Shirtings, Cottonados auid Linens, Confectionaries and Faney Groceries, Sugar, Coffee and Molamses, Bacon, Lard and Flour, Plows, Plow Stocks, and floes, Shovels, Spades and Raukes, Table an~d Pocket Cutlery, Lightning Cross Cut Saws, Horse anid Mulo Shoes, Crockery Waro, Glass Ware, Patent Me.dicines, Clocks. Cedar ChurnA, And ini fact everything thait any reasonable person woulti ask tor'. Remembher thait noC Baits are off'ered, but everythinig sold at, its real worth, and satLidac'ion guarantee.I every ,Respectful ly, W. T. Mc~FALL. march 31, 1881 29 "Hew to th~e Mark, Let the Chips Fly as they May." RUN AND READ. HAVING BOUG HIT MORE GOODS THI&N ever before, I have been able to buy cheaper, and have nlow a number of big bargais. You will be astonished to know that I sell A WOMAN'S GOOD HOME MADE SHOE for 65 CENT$. A WO\MAN'8 SERGE POLKA SHOE FOR 85 CENTS. GOOD 8"OUT BROGANS FROM $1.10, UP. For the Ladies. Black Leghorn'Flat Hats, Cheap. Whte Leghorn Plat. Hats, Cheap. Black and White Legborn Flat Hats, Chanv. Magnificent line Straw Hats, i rimmed and U~ntrimmod for Ladies, Misses and Children. Gents Panama, In dian Panama and Macki naw, beautiful styles and low prices. 60 dozen, just opened. Come. and see those beautiful Walking Hats for Misses. Come before my Goods are picked over and see the largest and best assorted stock of genera) Merchandise',ln Pickens County. Double Foot Plow Stocks at $8.60, worth $4.00. Flour, Bacon, and Nails, glower than any body. Try me. E. R. HORTOlN. L iberty, 8. C. march 17, 1881 27 Notice to~ TIeachers. ORthe convekeiensce of all concerned, I . eey give untice that, 1 will lhe in my Office at Pickens Court House on each SA LU. DAY and 3d $ATURDAY in every month. The short, time remaining Ina which to visit the schools during the Spring 8esuion, pre vents my being there more frequently. 0. T. JONES, Sebool Commissipner. ALMOST A FL.--The law office of Mr. A. A.JChild came very near being burned up one night last week. The floor In front of the fire place caught during the night and a large hole was burned out when discovered next morning. Mr. Chiki says that be had a fire In the morning, but before noon it was all burned out, and that there was no more fire made during the day. From certain evidences, he is of the opinion that some person or persons, bad gone into bis ofloo during the night(for what purpose he does not know) and had built up a fire from Which the floor caught. A Very Interesting Work. We havo exanoned a copy of Prof. 0. S. Fowler's great worU, on Man hood, Womanhood, and their.Mutual Interrolations; Love, Its Laws, Power, e-t., published by the National Pub lishing Co., of Philadelphia. We bail its advent with undisguised sutisfac, Lion, and cordiully commend it to the perusal of all classes of our communi, ty. Forty years experienceins a teach or and lecturer on science, and a long life devoted to consultatiors and ad vice in connection with subject8 con corning which men and women hesi, tate to confide-even in their physici ans-have enabled Professor Fowler to give to the world the uost remark~ ablo aid useful volume of the day, and one whilcl should ffid its way luto the hands t.f every conscientious man and woman. As its 'title Indicates, it ie devoted to an, ex)lanationi of the laws which govern the sexes in their relations to aci other; the igiorance of which caupas so much sorrow and stuffering in the world. Thousande will thank the author for his disclosures, and we predicL that the book will'mark the begiriing of a clemer underbtandiig of the subjent whereof it, treats. Men will be rreisted in their hue.dless course an1d made to think of the misery they are enitading upon their fiamilie -and themselves through ignorance. Wives will finod in this volume a stiro anid sale road to thin accoam plishmentr of ov,. cry true wife's desires. Women who wish to retain t.heir health and bonau ty in) mturetti life, will be taught, .ina this v'olumm the se'cret of doing so, and w ill alno learno here the; ra nomecans el keepi g iheir hu.sbanrds faithful. TIhere 'vourid bie fewver tiresides made de ae by the loss of a loved wife; fe wer nodi~e un happy by at prem~aturc,. lycld , brokn ma nd enfeebcl wifo, ii thoi !-nvs of"?Sexul Science~" w'hich aru liil duownr and expland in this boo(k were bette'r und(er.,tood and more actecd up jon.-T he bes'~t gLIlarntee of its (eellenuce is the tact that its sug~ges tions anrd remedies meet the approval of every in.telligentt physician in the con itry. It ex(poses qua)Lcks an d pa,, ent meidicinies unmJ~ereifully', and by its commuon-sn4(so-views will SaIve many a dollar for those who follow its in-= str'uctions, as well as pttt thema on the sure road to health. It, will show how motherse can av(oid much of their suffering, and how they can raise daughters fit to be wives and mothers. It, Will sho0w meni how to develop their manly vigor, and women how to p~'rmoto the growth of those charms which 'ender them so attractive to men. It, will show how happiness may be made to reign supremeflb in the doumestic circle, and how it, may be brought, back to those from whom it has fled. The book appeals to every class, and to people of' aalh ages, tastes, and~ habits, nnd wo hope it, wvill be read by every man, and woman in our broad land. rTho0 author addresses himself with especial force to those contemplating marraaign, and we most cordiialhy commend his book to all such. It is pure and elevated in tone and abounds in useful informnation concerningc both sexcs. Its low price brings it within r'each of tall, anid tire informatiom it conitauins is beyond value. Its circulation will be a ben efit to society. Thej1 book is issued by subscription only, and Mr. WV. A. Cly'de, who is the authorize'd ngent for this section, is now canrvaising for it. Just received a large lot of' Cloth. ing, at 11. C. SIrtLEY'8, Central, S. C. MONEY 8AVED I8 MONEy MA DE??! P)URCH ASE YOUR ENGINES PRO11 us, Larnd save $100 o' a 10 Hvorse; $:200 on a 20) Horse. and $800 on a 80 Hore--.Power Enmgine. Send for our prices before punrchian ing Engines. Otns, Presses, Saw and Orist .\lil, Thireshere, or any kind of Machinery. We~ are hMnuneturers' Agenma, and gumaran. tee satisfaction in quality and price. WALKER & LOUf, No. 135 Meeting Street, West side, Near Chsrlston Hotal. Charlean, . Cre. TO CLOD -OUT! The balance of our stock of WINTER CLOTHJNG will be closed oud at ex actly NEW YORK COST, to make room for our immense stock of Spring and Summer Goods TO ARRIVE SOON ! Just received and ready for inspec, tion, a large and attractive aFrsortment of samples for FINE SUITS, TO BE MADE TO ORDER. FIT GUARANTEED. LF. w. Jo) & co. dec 23, 1880) 14 Sm 3. I. MORIA& E. Revival in New Goods. BL A CK SILKS 85c. t o $2 25. BROCADE and MAMASSE SILK9 and 8A TINS O0c. to $1.75. BLACK and FANCY SA TINS 75c. to $1.25, Mouning Departanent. Henrietta (loth, Baraehea Cloth, Crepe, Cloths, Cashmere die lIde, Crepes, Cash meres, &c. Ini these goods w'e make a specialty, and solicit a cohuparason. Our 8tock of DresM Goodis anid Novelties is by far the largest and most varied and contains more real GEMS than any other stock e'er shown by us, including the new and beautiful Nt. Marie Plaids And the new and popular colors "Gen D'Armne" and "Dregs. of Wine," with an ele gant line of T~tIMINIINGS to match. Embroider-ed Flannel, one yard wide. A good quality full egular 1108E at 20c., considered cheap at 80c Ma'elesse Flannel, something new and beautiful. Table Linene, Doyles and Napkins in new design. Cloaks and Dolmans, To this depart ment we call special at tention Fancy Baskets, Table Matte, &c. We shall be very happy to have our friends call. J. H. MORGAN & BRO., GREENVILLE, S. C. oc 21, 1880 43 l ---0 Mrnum's Hippodrome THE P.OST WONDERFUL SHI~ EVER seen in l'ickens has just arrivedJ. Among ihn various Artieles in this Show and which can be purchased at the LOWEST CASH Pi. CES, are all kinds of Staple and Fanoy .lry Goods, HIATS, CAPS, SHOES, FANCY ARTICLES, LEATHER, TOILET SOAPS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, and all kinds or Groceries needed for faimily uise. In fact everything kept in a First Class General Mer "handie Establishment can be found here at bottom prices. FRLESHI CORN MEAL will always be found on hand for sale. T H IS Si1OW caa be found across the street opposite the Gourt House, at the NEW WTOR~E OF Griffin & Newberry. AGENTS ALSO FOR *DIXiE GAN).a Patents for Inventise. E. W. A xriason. J. C. Sftt'; ANDRSON & SMITI, . Attorneys at Law No. 700' Seventh Street. Opposite the Uni'ed States Fe** Ofoe, Wasington, D. C. No fee for preliminary examination. No fee unless patent is allowed. Fees leas than those of any other respon, sible agency. Praotice in the U. S. Patent Offide, U. S. Supreme Court, and I)istrict Courts. Correspondence tolicited and no eharge made for advice. Books of information sent free of charge. Reference ftrnie.ed upon request. remavantee SHeNESa's ,ranDIAN VsasERUe to destroy and expel Wermno ftrom e h man bede where they entst, i ;;e se*ordiag to the diree. tions. It 1s sae a re liable remedy. FOR SALE BY AL.L DRUGGI8TS AND STORE KEEPERS. David E. Foutz, Prop. saLTIMOUns MI. New Advertisements. YOUNG; L ADYV Do you know the "Gypsies' Secrer," how to secure the constant. true love of)our hus band! Ur, ir you are not married, do you know how to securo and mailtain the true love of your admirer! Or, if you have no suCh, do you know how to secure the adini ration of the one you desire? If yot want to know all this, send $1, and I will send to your address a pamiphlet pt~buisfiedf )y me, giving --ly experience anon g uhe (lypsies." Mothers should send tor ii for their daught era. Invest that dollar and ruakeyour fiture lie a hapPy one. If you aro dissatistied with my phamp!et, I will retund your money. Address IERM. NELSTIL, uhlijlsher of "The Correspond e- t,'' Plat teville, W is. A N AR ANDi EXi' NS'S; t 4gents. Outfit Vre-e. Ad, 7 7 d ess P. 0. V10KERY, Augusta, Maine. $ 99a year to Agents, and expenses. $6 Out tit free. Address [F. SWAIN & Co. Augusta, Me. "SHOPPIN i L MaGjoarch kJ 1124 Uirard street, Philiadelphia, Pa., will do your shopping. Send for circular. N WSIAPES [NOIBIUlNAU, 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK. marcha 24. 1881 28 3 LANDRETHS' 1l A SEED Sae BE ST ?su* cngottlernrm~ D.rop lou un os. Ta det cd oi ar i. Gro*,,. ,, I; 'JtI~ &andmoea.eessa. DAVID LANDRETI & SONS,Prmn.,pA, How L rmat, How Restored, J UST published, a new edition of DR. CUt p) VERWELL'S Celebrated Essay on th< Radical cure of 8p ermatorrhaoea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Im potency, Mental and Physical Incapacity, ipedimnents to Mlarriage, etc., also Con sumption, Epi'epsy, and Fits; induce I by selt-indulgene or sexual ext ravagance, &c. The celebrated author, ini this admirable Essay,, clearly drmonst rat es, from a thirty y'ears'suiccessfual practice, that the alarming consequaences of self.abuse may be radically cured; pointing out a mode of cure simple, certain, and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privat ely and radically. 26 This Lecture should ho in the hands of every youth and every man inethe land* Bent unader seal, in a plain envelope,'to any address, post-paid, on rcceipt of cix cents or two postage stamps. Address thie Publishers, TIlE CULVERWE iLL~ MEDICAL CO., 41 Ann 5'., New York; Postoilice Box, 4586 ap 1. 1880 28 ly F O T.TT Z "S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS No Hboegwil d of~ rOOflflE.Bu:or L~Vt Fa VTan. Ii Foutz's Powders are Ufsed in t ime. Fontz's Powcders w Ill cure arnd preoven t h oe Criorua Foutz's Powders will prevent GAPms iN FOWLIa Fontz's Powders will Inorease the quantitr of milk ad cream taenty per cent., and meake thbe butter fira Foutz's Powders will cure or prevent alrtic,.t afsny DXaZAsU to which hiorates andt Cattle a:-e bit h''et aOT' Po DEua WILL GIVU SATsFAc'Ilox. DAVID Z. 3'OUTZ, Proputetor, 3A LTr MOns. X4. For sale by Dr. J. W. QUJII4LIAN, Easley Greatest Wh~iee of the Age, For Saile by TITOS. W. D)AVIS, GreenUville. S. C. ALSO, DEALER IN STEAM EN GINES, SAW MILLS, COTTON GIN PRE~SSES, SEWING MiA. CINE~S, &c. aug 12,18 AT a 4 PItOFE8810NAI NOTICES. Gap. 0.. WMAs, VGo. W. TArgoo6 JAkVS L. Ona,. Greenville, B, C.. WELLS OR & TAYLOB, A 7'TORN2YS COUNBL 0R A T LA W. PICKENS 0. U., S. 0. Prompt attention given to business entrusted to them. march 10, 1884 25 J.8.CoRAW, M. F. ACOTaRA J S M eIng Abbeville 8. U. j Greenville, 8 0 Plokens8 0 COTERAN, ANSEL & BOGGS. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, PIQENS 0. E,,O 0,o. Office in the Conrt Hiouse. Prompt attontion given to al1 buuines eso Lruoted to therm (ee 9, 1880 12 R. A. CHILD, ATTORNET COUNSILOR AT LAW P I C K EN 8 0. M.. m., Will Practice in all the Covrts of the Stael and Courts of the United State@, for 9he Dig. trict of South Carolina. In cases requiring it abl Attorneys will be assooiated w1,6 Me. jin 6 1881 Atlanta & ChaliotteAir Line Railway PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. ATLANTA GA., January 16, 1961, Change of Schedule. On and after this date Trains wlIZ rma on this Road as follows: DAY PARSKNIGER TRAINg (East ward ) Arrive at Greenilie as 10 42 am Leave Grcenville at 10 48 a M (Westward.) Arrive at Greenville at 1 84 p a Leave Greenville at S &5 p a NIGUT PABSKNOGR TRAIN. [Eastward.) Arrive at Greenville at 10 19 p a Leave Greenville at 10 14 y a [Westward.] Arrive at Greenvjie at 5 18 a a Leave Greenville at 1356 aa LOCAL FnIGHT TRAIN. [Eastward.] Arrive at Greenville at 7 gga Leave l reenville at 9 26 ain [Westward.} Arrive at Greenville at 4 15p Leave Greenville at 4 66 p a (Eastwaa d.) Arrive at Greenvalle at 1 20 a a Leave Greenville at 1 68 & m (Westward.) A rrive at Greenville at 1l16 lp ,, Leave GJreenaville at 2 1 gg a Connecting at Atlanta for all po sae get and Southzwest. Connectinag at Charlotte for all listera Th'Irouagh Tickets on sale at OaInesvillej Seneca City, Greeweille and Sparlaahurg t4 all points East and West. U. J. FOREAOEa5 General Manage. W. J Ilouston, Gen'l Pass. & Tichet Aah Columbia & Greenville X fl CHANGE 01F SCHEDULE, On and after ,January 26th, 1551, the. Passenger Trains ever the Greenville and Columbia Railroad will be run daily, Sea. days excepted: U? Leave columbia at 11 00 a m Leave Aiston at 1 03 p a Leave Newberry at 1 8 p Leave llodges at 4 84 p a Leave Belton at 5 68 p e Arrive at Greenyille at 7 17 p a DowN. Leave Greenville at 10 85 a na Leave lielton at 12 01 p a Leave llodges at 1 19 p na eveNewberry at 4 08 p Leave Alston at 6 01 p a Arrive at Columbia at Sl4 10 LAUNENs RAILROAD. Leave Newberry at 10 00 a mn 4 55 p a Arrive at Laurens C 11 12 30 p mn 7 00 p a Leave Lauirens 7 00 a mn 1 00 p m Arrive at Newberry 9 86 a in 8 85 p a ABDEVILLE BEAN4CU. Leave Hodges at 4 40 p a Arrive at A bheville i 80 p as Leave Abbeville 12 20 p sa Arrive at Hodges 1 10 p m A nderson Branch and Blue .Ridge .. Daily, except Sundays, bet ween' Dels Anderson and wralhalls a follows, Leave Belton at 5 et p na Leave Anderson at 6 Rl p a Leave P'endlet on at, 7 11 p a Leave P'erryvill. 7 41 Leave Seneca at yg Arrive at Walhalla ' "5y Leave Walhialla at 9 *5 a a leave Seneca at 9 48,a a Leave Perryville at 9 5s a Leave Pendleton at 10 28 a a Leave Anderson at 11 09 a a Ai rive at Blelton at 11 59 p sa Up and down Trains on the main stem make close connection at Columbia with the up and down day passenger Trains on 90e Routh Carolina R ailroad and with the throwth Freight Trnins. with Passenger Car attaehed on the Wilmington, Colnmbia and Angesta Railroad, and at Aistom with the trims of sta Spartanbu:rg, O7nion and Columbia Railroad for Union, Sparts'nburg, HenldersoviWe, Asheville, &o. I W FRT, A. V.?', Generae.rted Agda I