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LO~CAL ITIEMS. Church Directory. 1fethodiA.--Bev. 8.- P. N. Etwell. second Sabbath in each month at 101 o'clook A. U. Rev. Olin L. Durant, 8d Sabbath at 11 A. U. Rev. J. 0. Graham, 4th Sabbath at 8 P. x. Presbyterian-Rev. Iugh MicLees, at the Methodist Church, on 4th Sabbath at 11 b'oleck a. m Baptist-Secona Cbutob, Rev.W. B. Single ten Pastor, lt Sabbath and Saturday before in each month at 11 o'clock a. m. L. JEFr. MILDOURNE & Co., Newspaper Ad.. vertising Agents, 128 W, Baltimore 18treet, Baltirmore, Md. are authorized to contract for Advertisements In Tas Pocjawx SZ14TIMCL at our best rates. Redmond, it is stated, Is not dead, but is now in the Ashevillo jail with six bullets in him. It is thought be will got well. A gentleman informs us that he icounted over fifty persons who passed his house on Saturday evening last, going to a distillery, and from the noiss they made on their rourn, ho eupposes they were all drunk. The County Commissioners givo notice in this issue to tho creditors of the County, to which we direct their attention. Thoso who do not suo tho County aro likely to receive their money as soon as the collection of the next tax, but those who suo the Coun ty and run her to unnecessary ox penso by tho addition of cost, will evi dently havo to whistlo a good while for their money. DIVINE SIRVICEs -Rov. D. E. Fri erson will preach in the Presbyterian Church at Central, on the bccond Saturday and Sunday in this montb, nrid will administer the Lord's supper on Sunday. DEI-Anscl cevc8, aged 84 years, died at his residenceo in Reedy Cove, in this Conlty, on Saturday night., the 20th uit. There will be a Su nday School colo brat(ion and pienic at Li be rty Cihure, on Saturduy the 14It b insitani t,. Speak ers have beeni in'v ited to dci ivcr ad dresse in 1 ho in terest cf bubilba th $chIools. TFhe litublic g< tierally arec re (stemtd to c'o wvithi ba'lkets wecll filled. By order of the Comimitteo. We~V would only askc you to try. a 'V orm PellIets. to us.,u re you thai:t ai long felt want has been, suppplid-that n wvorm~ MpeciliO has beenico re t hat is ph-utsatntI as well as~ ed'etual. Priico, 1() and 25 cenA prci b.:ax For . tstlo by Dr. J. \~V. Qu~ilh~a in Ealey. Marredon the mornring' of the i7th~ utit.., at the resiih-neco of' Mr. John Eaels, by Rev. .Jacob ('hu~pmnan, M r. Alen liiggins to M as Nanc( y Wigin g ton, both of Pieltensl. Physicians recommeiic:,d Shi'er's In. - dlian Vermifugo in their pract ico as stuperior articlo f'or destroying anid expelling worms. Only 25 cotts a bottle. Sealed bids for the huildirng of a new church at Socoua, will be received by the undersigned until the 14th instant. Specifictions furnished on application. E~ F. AILLoOD, G. W. T1AYI.oR, Comm iitteo. Married, on the 24tht April, 1881, by Rev. WV. B. Singleton, at the res sidenco of the br'ido's fatLhor, Mr. S. F. Snoddy to Miss Dora Cox, both of Piokons. Just reccived a largo lot of Cloth ing, at RL. C. ShhRLEy's, Central, S. C. TO TIlE ORIEDITORIS OF PIOR ENS COUJNTY. SOME of you have expressed a purpose to K)sue the County, unless your accounts are paid at an early day,- or interest is allowed on t he same. We will say for the informaiion of a 11 concerned, that we have no power co levy a~ tax for any purpose, except by authlorit~y of i he Legislature, nor have we any legal au Ilhority to borrow money on the credit of tho 'County, but that it is our intention to peti tion the Legislature at its next session for a uthiority to levy an extra tax to meet all your claims. WVe have consulted some of the anemnbers of the Legislature in reference to th e matter, and they have agreed to secure for us the desired legislation, provided the C ounty is not involvedt in litigation and run to cost by your bringing action against her; but should you persist in your purpose we can not promise you the inecssary legislation to carry out our deternminat ion, but shall be forced, as the guardians of the County's in *eresit, to interposo all legal means~ available to prevent you obtaining jud~gemecnt. A.B. TALLEY, Chairman Bloardl may 6, 1881 84 1 OTICE OF FINAL SETTLE~MENT. Noiis hereby given, that I will aip ply toO )L urant, Probate Judge for Pick,. ens County, on Monday, 16th day of Mlay next., for leave to make a final settlement or my ward, MARY UELL KING, formerly Milk ier, and ask to be discharged therefromn as Guardian. MORRIS M1LLE , Gu.r..,n. Special Notices. P'rofessional Notice I DR. JNO. M. CRENSH AW having attended two complete courses of lectures in the South Carolina Medical College, respectfully offera his services to the oltizens of Pickens County, Offoe at his residence near Dacusville. March 81, 1881 29 2m Soldier. A. A. THOMA, Corner 9th and F Streets, Washington, D. C., a ttends to Pension and Back Pay. Bounty Claimp' collected. Con tested Land Claims, Mineral and Agricultur al, attended to before the Department of the Interior and Supreme Court. Land War.. rants purchased. Patents. Inventors will Advance their Interest by Employing an Experienced Attorney resident in Washington. F. A. Lehman, Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, Washington D. C., has had years of successful Practice, and was formerly an Examiner of Patents in the Patent office. - All business before the Courts or the Department promptly attended to. Fee contingent UpOD success. Send for Circular. F. W. POE & CO. OHE RhC CLOYHB GREENVILLE, Arc now Opening their Immense Stock of Clothing, Spring and Summer Wear, ANDJ 01 EEIK Ti[ Npg AT VERY LOW PRICES! Our friends from Pickens will do well to examine our stock. n p 28, 1881 33 3m 1830. ESTAEMEDH 1830. WILLIAM BEATTIE, GREEN ViLLE, S. O. HrAS JUST RETURNED FORM THE NOR{TUIElN MARKETS WITH AN IM MENSE STOCK OF ' Staple Dry Goods, Dress (Goods, Notiouns, and - ents8' 11ats. ALSO, THlE CELEBRATED BAY STATE SHO ES8, every pair w irrainted. The stock which is the largest Nort~h of Charleston, was bought after 'the decline, and will be sold at the lowest prices. Samples, wiih prices, furnished on appli cation. Call before purchiasing your Spring Ooods and ree the immense stock at WILIAM~ BEATTIE'S. Sap 28, 1881 33 3 N OTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice Is hereby given, that we will ap. ply to 0. L. Durant, Probate .Jlge for Pick enis County, on thae 26th day of May next, or on some convenient day thereefter. for a final settlement and discharge as Administrators of the estate of ABRA HAM HESTER, de EMILY HTESTERt, ~Ainr J. E. IAGOOD, d' r. anp 28, 1851 33 J. . MO A & DRO. Revival in New Goods. BLACK SILKS 85c. to $2 25. BROCADE and MAMA88B SILKS and 8ATINS 90. to $1.75.' JACK and FANCY SATINS 75c. to $1.25. Mourning Department. Henrietta Cloth, Barathea Cloth, Crepe, Cloths, Cashmere do lI'nde, Crepes, Cash mores, &c. In these goods we make a specialty, and solicit a comparison. Our Stock of Dress Goods and Noveltlew 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 St. Marie Plaids And the new and popular colors "Gen D'Arne" and "Dregs of Wine," with an ele gant ie of TRIMMINGS to match.q Embroidered Flannel, one yard Wide. A good quality full regular HOSE at 20c., considered cheap at 30c. Matelesse Flannel, semething- new and beautiful. Table Linens, Doyles and Napkins in new designs. Cloaks and Dolhnans, To this department we call special attention Fancy Baskets, Table Matts, &c. We shall be very happy to have our friends call. J. I[. MORGAN -BRO., GREENVILLE, S. C.. oct 21, 1880 48 ly 0 Barnum's Hippodrome TIIE MOST WONDERFUL SHOW EVER seen in Picken as i just arrived. Aiong the various Artieles in this Show and which can be purchased at, the LOWEST CASH PRI CES, are t!l kinds of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 1 ATS, CAPS, SHOES, PANCT ARTICLES, LETlR TO1LET SOAPS, 1[ARDWA liE, CUTLERY, and all kinds of Girocries needed for faimily use. Ini fact everythinig kept in a First C'lass General Mer chandise Esitalishmnent can be iound here at bottom prices. FR1E81 CORN MEA L will always be found on handn~ for saile. T1iIIS 8110W ca2 he found :across the street opposite the Cocurt Ihouse, at the OF' Griffin & Newberry. AGE~NTS ALSO FOR IlXlE GUANO. jan t6, 1881 15 TAX NOTICE. OFFIClE OF C';UNTY TIWEASUR(ER, PoiCt~is C. II., S. (C., April 9, 1881. TT1C' is hereb~y given that this ofiee .1.will be opened for collhect.iniig the Mal y installmi1enit of Stale. (ounty, :Ahool anid Poll Tnxes for the Fiscal Year 1880), fronm the 2d day of May to the 1st, daiy of Junie, inclu slive. In accordance with an Act passed by the State Legislature, I will visit during the month of May the following named places op the days mlenthioned : Central, May 3d and 4t h. Liberty, May 5th, Eaisley, ,May (h and 7th. tbacusvillo, May 9th. Puampkintdwn, May 10th. King's Store, May 11th. J1. C. Pnmrrott's, May 12th. And at I he Court 11louse to the 1sat. of June next, at. which time the Books will be closed until the 15th day of September. RATES OF TAXATION. State Tax, 6gmills. Contil Tzt ax 3 mills. Dist rict School Tax, 2 mills. Railroad Tax, 8 ilils. F'ence Tax, j mill. Total, 18} mnills Poll Tax, $1.00. ' All persons between the ages of 21 and 60 years, not exempt by laiw, are liable to Poll Tfax. Those wvho ftail to pay first1 installment will b~e charged 6 per cent on A tax. JOHIN 11. hhOWEN, Treasurer lPickens County. ap 14,18S1 81 4 New Advertisements. A IVERITISERIS By addressing GlEO. P'. ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce street, New York, can learn the exact. cost of ary proposed line of ADVERTISING in A merican Newspapers. 3@"-100-page Pamphlet, 25c. AYEA R AND EXPENSES to agent s. Out fit Free. Ad... 4 1 dress P. 0. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine. $QQ erto Agents, and expenses. $6 el mOtfit freed Address F. SWAIN & Co., Augt~st a, Me.. ap 21, 1881 82 4' hONEY SAVED IS hONEY MYADE !Z DURCIIASE YOURl ENOINES FRoli U18 I and save $100 o'i a 10 Hloi'se; $:'' ona 20 Horse, and $800 on a 80 Hlorse-Power Engine. Send for our prices before purchias ing Engines, (line, Presses, Saw andI Grist( \lills, TIhreshers, or any kind of Machinery.I We are Manufacturers' Agents, and gutaran- '1 cee sotisfact ion itn quality and price. t WALKER & LOUD), No. 135 Meeting Street, West aide, Near' ('harleston Ilt).an'otn S. C. au 7, 18 30 3m .18 FAST APPROACiIING, AND with it tho usual doll times, but not necessarily dull when we take into conside4 ration the unusual LARGE STOCK OF General Merchandise NOW ON EXHIBITION AT W. T. McFALL'S, WIICH IS OFFERED AT .REA sonablo Prices. Call and examino. No Trouble to Show Goodsw. 0 JUST RECEIVED A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRY GOODS! HOSIERY, NOTIONS, Boots, Shoes, and Leather, Ieady Made Clothing, Ladies, Misses, Men's and Boys' Hats Factory Yarns and Shirtings, Cottonades and Linens Confectionaries and Fancy Groceries, Sugar, Coffeo and Molasses, Bacon, Lard and Flour, Plow Stocks, and hoes, Shovels, ni bleand Spncs and Raks TboadPocket Cutlery, k, Lighitning Cross Cut Saws, Hlorso and Mule Shoes, Crockory WVaro, Glass W1are, Patent Medicines, C locks. Codar Chmurns, And in fact everything that any reasonabille personi WOnlId ask for'. flememrn)C that~ no Bai/s nro offored, but, overyt hiang sold at its reail worth, anid satk~~iconI guiaranteel every time*1. Respe tful ly, "llew to the Mark, Let the Chp Fly as they May." R UN AND R Ef. H AVING BOUG HT MORIE GO)ODS TH AN ever before, I have been able to buy cheaper, and have nowv a number of big bargainsm. You will be astonished to know that I sell A WOMAN'S 000b HOME MADE SHOE forI -65 OENTJ,. A WOMAN'S SERGE POLKA SHOE FOR 8r)5 CENT8. UOOD 8'lOUT BROGANS FROM $1.10, UP. For the Ladies. Black Leghorn'Flat, Hats, Cheap. White Leghorn. Flat Hlats, Cheap. Blacnk and White Leghorn Flat Hants, Cheap. Magnif'.cent line Straw hats, Trimmed and Untrinmmod for Ladies, MiMSs andI Children. Gents Panama, Indian Panama and 1Macki naw, beautiful styles and low price.. 60 dozen, just opened. D.ome and see those beautiful Walking HIats for. Misses. Come before my Goods are pioked over md see the largest and1 best assorted stock of general Merobiandise',n P'icken s County. Double fooL Plow Stocks at $8.50, worth !!4.00. Flour, Bacon, and Nails, glower than any >Ody. Try me. E. iR. IIORTON. Liberty, S. (. m arch_17,Thsl___ 27 __ TNotice to) Tefaec -s. ~iOR the convenience of All concerned, I . hmereby give notice that I will ho ini my )ffice at 1'ickens Court Hlouse on each SA IA:. >AY and 8d SATURDAY in every nmonth. 'he. short time remaining in which to visit.j ( he schools during the Spring Session, pre ents my being there more frequent ly. 0. T1. JONES, School Commissioner. feb 21, 1881 23 2 HUGH SISSONS & OONS, Importers, Dealers and Mannfacturers of Marble Statuary, Monuuments, Mantels, Furrnitue Slabs, Altarm, rue, . 'reinbs. 140 West Baltfmore Soreet, AND CORNZZ NORTH AND MONtOtENT STUEtS. Drawings and Estimates Furnished Free. Baltimore, MD. feb 17. 1881 22 1 -I ANe I sruarantee FHR1 NEWS INDIAN VERMIFUGE to destroy and expel Worms trom the humau body where they exist, ir used according to the direc tions. It ts a safe and re liable remedy. - FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND STORE KEEPERS. David E. Foutz, Prop. BALTIMOILE, IDd rhe State 0t South Catrolina COUNTY OF PICKENM. IN COURT OP COMMON PLEAS Lewis N .Jones. Pl in ilT, ainst Riobert Stew. art, as Adlinivisi rator. of' the I'l'rou al Ex. tale of Tlosniam \N Alex-unir, decem-ed, and Nancy K Alexander, widow, Elizaelth 1 Jones, Mary E Mcliney, Francis .\ Dick son, Frank P AlxIn-ler, s A h- e Thlonults E- Alex-1nolerc. GOcw-ionnm Inia t Iiller., .JOS0oph .\1ijj . Fihinhli - Johni WV Thionus. .lop,-,, IA ilv,'- lilOll:S . -~ il)ll4 I.i SL Wihitarire aind Ne'i e-ri, lt feudanits. I'-) lie Defendants above niniteil. y 01 arc hereby suunno ndl nd reilred to anslhwer the complaint inl I ilo net ion, Which is file(] in t he oilie'n f IIe Cler-k of the Court. ot Corlini'n l'leas for Pickenms County, S. C., anl to crve a copy of p-tir tinswer to s.61l comphuntill on the ' rhrsa tei oflice fon .Miinl ar t atC56a Ior r i i i , ee . i NOr FOn, K 1I H &i q LI 0 W)il, Pickens C'. 11. S., C., A pril 8th, A, D. 1881. [Li. 8.] d1: .J. LEwis, ('A... TO Frank P' Alexaindler and lizab1ethI J ones~ abtsen t defendant~ iss hierein: Take notic-4hjat. thei summflonsx ands com planlit in the above '0i0ttatedi actio I01waUs fi !ed in thie riblce oft he Clerk( ofth dC (oulrt of Comnmon I'Ients for 1'ickensis (tiunty, S C', on the 10thI day of I l'ruary 1J1 anISild t hat the objeets of said1 action are( h loana-Vhl the assers' of the pCersonal estate , and forii th Its ai e of' te rea:l es Itt of ThsomasrL W. Ale~'xand er. deceasedI, for the putlrpose of(i pay inig Ilhes~ debts ofI sa ii dle ceased a nd for d'Uistibui t i on amon- thie her anid leg-ree' ther~eofI tccirding to) law. NORTON, lKElTll & IIoLLINGSWOIRH, I'laintifrfs AttorneIys. ap1, 1881 316 174SEEDS IEBEST 18 If not soItin i yourtown you canus w tithern by init. brop ils a I jM'al 1r for ('it a Ic0guc andi Pricesl. 'I'he 01<lut atuino exclenive~ Seed UA'I;LAN'lIC'~v,~i' ONR,Pm~A.,PA. *CNTS WVANT1ED) .r~to en.<ipe apaanadprhbl hitsines. G OOd ien wli find105 tis rr chance To Make Moniey. Such will please aniSwer this adverlisement by Ilter, clcosinzg stamp for reply. sat ing what business they haave b)een engaged in. None biut ths who itncanh buiness njeed ap ply. Addlress FINLEY, IfAARVPY & CO., Atlanta, Oa. HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER8 \7!1 ciure or proc~e'nt Dliqnense. R8iI1oem will <i Ie of C'oso, 1iB'Ts or LUNG Fa 'R , If Fo it z'i P'owicrs are i.ert in Litime l ntzt' P'owelrs w ill eure 'r'! nireven t ifoo CfOtJIAn ]utz a' i'iowSeiers will previ, (J.t.an i Jw Ias ]outz rr I'uow'l'rs1 will !'e-ears~ the quantity of tnili an'e CI'tt twenty tier Cent., ansi nmato the biuttor firm ?otutes Powdlerq wit cure or prevent alme-at vyay r wis to WIh llorTse an's i I('at tl are ii:iiltt BJALT''IMOiLtE, Md. For sale by Dr. J. W. QUILIAAN, Esley I A'I EM)N XVIIEE1', Arentest 1 Wheel of the0 Age, For Sal~e by Til .W. V .S IASO, 'tE.'\ IA' I N STIEAL I IEN' I NE, SAWX MILISf, C:OTTON 1NE~S, &c. aILI 12, 140~rl $7 PROFESSIONA L N OTICES. GZo. 0. WELLs, rOo. W. TAYLOR, J.AM8s L. oa, I. Pickens C. It. S. ( Greenville, S. C. WELLS, ORR & TAYLOR, ATTORNEYS t COUNSELORS AT LA W PICKENS 0. 11., S. C. Prompt attention given to business entrusted to them. narsh 10, 1884 26 J. S. COTIRAN, 'M. F. ANSEL, 5 J B BoaS Abbeville S. C.j Greenville, 8 C Pickens 8 0 COTHRAN, ANSEL & BOGGS. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, PICETS 0. H., S. 0. Office in tho Court Hlouso. Prompt aIttention givon to all business ene trusted to them. dc 9, 1880 12 R. A. CHILD, ATTORNE;Y 47 COUNSELOR AT LAW PIC K ENS 0. II. S. C., Will Practice in all the Courts of the Stat* and Courts of (he United States, for the Dis trict of South Carolina. In cases reuiiring it ablo Attorneys will be associated with me. jan 6 1881 16 Atlanta & Chatiotto Air Line Railway PASSENGER r;EP1A 1TMENT. ATLANTA GA., January 16, 1881. Change of Schedule. On and after tlii( date Trains will run onl tlas' liw:14 as iolows;. 1A ' IM5SFNcNEh 'rllAIg, ( E i ward ) A1rrve' . Gre.rV-Ivile it 10 42 a z Leave Green'vjlle fit 10 48 a (WeAt ward.) Arrive at Greenv11ille at 6 84 p M Leave C eenille at 6 36 p i E~I(TI1 'AsENGER TRAIN. Arrive at. Grenvill ad.] 10 19 p a Leave Greenville at 10 24 p t (Westward.] Arrive at Greenville at 6 18 a m Leave Greenville at- 6 26 a a LoCAL rIIEIGIIT TRAIN. [Eastward.] Arrive at Greenville at 7 52 a a Leave G reenville at ,5 a mn [W"est Ward.] Arrive at. GIreten-; le at 4 15 p m Leave Grev'm~ at 4 55 p m A -' oi!r FnIET(nT TRAIN. ( Eastwar (d.) Arrive at Greanville fit 1 25 a a Leave Gireenville at 1 82 a a (.Westward.) Arrive at Greenville at 11 16 p gA Leave Greenville ait 11 33 p m 'Gonn~ectinjg at Atclant(a for all po'nts West and SouthIiwest. ( nctfinig at Char lotte for all Eastrn Thronih Ti'1ickets on sle at Gainesv-ille, -inca; (i ly, GreenIfvi lio and Spartanburg to all IJu l . 't East fan)d W.~est. General Manager, W. J llous on. G ei'l Paf'n. & Ticket Agenth Columubia & Greenville U CIIANGE. OF SCHEDULB, On~ and after January 20th. 1881, me Passenger Trains over' the Greenville and Colnin liaialroad wvill be run daily, S8a. days exc;-ted: Up Leave Columbia at 11 50h a in Leave AlstonII at- 1 (02 p in Iheave Newberr*y a t 1 68 p a Leaive Jlodges at. 48g4 P a Leave Bel'11on at 63 8p a Arrive a, Greenville at 7 17 p ta DOWN, Lea~ve Greenv*;lo at 10 85 a a hea'fve Belton) at- 12 0! p a Leave~' llodgesP att 1 19 p a i44nv" Newh err'y at. 4 08 p a LeaIve. A lsto a1 it 6 01 p a .\riv~e att Col)nibin at C lop a LAU1NM~ IHAI LHOA J. Lea~ve Newberry at 10 01) a m 4 26 p a A\rrivYe att Laurenis C H 12 :30 p mn 7 00 p a [(eave Lau reiis 7 00 a in 1 00 p a Arrive at Newherry 9 35a m 8 85 p a Anf~vl'LJ.~LE nAN('if. Leafve Hlodgesi at 4 40 p in Arive aQft Ahhe)v i lie 5 80 p m henve A bbievi lle 12 20 p m A~rrive at Ilodges 1 10 p a Ander(Tsonl Brani' (1nd Blue.Ridge R udi > and wvalhalla, as8 follows, B*t. U P. Leave Ielt on a t ? 58 p a leaive Anderson at 6 81 p a L.eave Pend1(icto a)l t 7 11 p a Leave Perryville 7 41 p a [behve Seneca at 7 63 p a \rrive at Walhialla * 2 p a D OWN1.. Leave Walhailla at 9 05 a xm be'ave Seneca at 9 48'a - [(eave Perryville a t * 9 60 a at Leave P'endlet on at, 10 28 a a (leave Anderson att 11 09 a a X live at Belton' at 11 69 p a Up and dlown Trains on the main stem iake (eoen conne(ction1 at Coliur'nls with the 11p aind doiwnl dayt passenger Trali.s on the, "out~ h Cairolinai B ailroad andt wit h thie thirough F~reigh Tri 'ainis. withi Passenger Ca r attaohed m t he Wilmaington, Columbiia and Augusa l~lii'(real, andu at Altefon withi the tring of e. partiuhurig, Union an1 t d Co1 Flmbia Railroad J w FRy, General Ruperintendent[4 .\. P'oi'i, Geineral ITicket Agent