tt
' enton meets
Ay of August next,
5tatltig a State tick
O'V9f. tho State Execu
e ittnber of delegates
$ 1 be twice the number
Genlral Assembly and
lokne will be entitled to -
e delegates as heretofore.
this week the redistrictiig
Spublish In our next issue, the
Whe Election low and I ie Iwo
#,Oons proposing Constitutional
16.1o be voted on by the people
eTeotion- V'he provisions of an
_In all physicians to regisler by
- une was extended to the lt
~ u othg of the patrons and others in
' 1esfi the school at this place wa.s held in
the Outt LHouse dn last Saturday evening
vthe prpose of raising money to build
.,O ool -400e. Hon. W. T. Bowen was
4ltitb ti Obar, and Capt. Thornley was
*p $tM8eocretary. After a good deal of
dbte it * decided to form 9 Joint Slock
pany for the purpose of raising the
neunt.1f money necessary to erect the
ilding. A share in the CompanIy was
ed at twenty dollars. Seven per cent
$herest is to be paid annually-on the stock,
hterest to be raised by a contingent fee on
.eh soholat'attending the school. Twelve
19 hundred dollars were subscribed at the(
meeting and the Company think they will
A. nally be able to raise fifteen nundred or
Iwo thousand dollars. They meet again
next.Friday for, the purpose or considering
~' rules for their future government (
~ ''R.;~ AChild, Esq., of this platce has
colybeen olected by theL Board
ut hirectore, attornecy of the Atlan,% 1
tio and 'wrenh Br'oad Valley Ri, 1
*od 'rbe position of attorne~y oft
ias road.-Is a very? responsiblp oneo,
an.gid the election .of 'Mr. Child over
oluorlawyyers is qu~ite a complimecnt
to him. Mr'. Child is aI youtng iawyer'
ofdecided le'gal atbility, and the
Comipany ha.i9 tshown gooid judgmnent
in hes selection to ri pr .men t teir
iegatl Interesta.
*'~i The Extra Session. o
ed o thie6th ins., aller having been in
sesiogln .days, occupying only seven
or*Qking days. The Acts passe8d durinug the
sessisand which have been app:oved by
e ernor are:
Act to redistrict the State.
n Act to amend the Election law.
ti Act to amend theO Election precinects
S AJoaInI Resolution proposing to amend
the Copstitut ion rela&ting to the timie of
lealdinag election.
An Aot to correct typographical errors in
thECnde of Civil Procedure an~d in the
Genteral St8tates.
A t resolution pt-oposing an amend
ltui to the Constitution relating to thie
9A*tonE Of new countiles.
f wA. to regulate the liconsing of phy
-,4*elausw end surgeons.
MEa SoUTuias CUrTIVATRo.
he July number' of this popultar
hi4well estutblished Agricul turalI
~'~urnal has been receivod. I a. should
~kanm4tt~a of pideI with our South
Sfuarnirs to sustriin the (Utaltiva,
feedase it is tho r represnta,3ltt
Manbiisfed alone in their inater,
h!.y fab th neatest mos
4 and best filed *tgricultural
tqon in the South. The pubs
4;I~4*~ialnly spending hargo
#ny in -nmaking it the
011'h6i1s of a liko kind,
I-the Ane por used,
nraigs that aido:rn
4 from the men of
Sa contribtoi-s, 1t
eof $1.50 pe~I
e~t#tt is boir in
. J atie4nda'toWe
400 888
ay 861 800
dse~reek be
S Iflay) 70 1,080
illorvi( y) . 886 800
1)207 761
Hut-us 760 1,280
CUrn 427 450
Dorchecter 971 1.687
Georgo .718 1,815
GihanI 08 908
Heyward 1,167 581
,K'zer 0-4-1 849
ShWiidan 776 836
Verdh r 1,53 2,001
ORANGEBUIIRGo-Branchli
villo 667 1,848
Caiw-Caw 864 2,017
COW Castlo 361 788
E'h1i8 541 494
Elizateth 768 1,848
Goodland 1,182 1,409
lUebron 510 450
Liberty . 621 94
Middle 548 1,115
New Hopo 272 995
S.1 n Igo 1,76o 4,286
UInion 381 1.037
Willow 978 77v
Zion 576 996
LEXINGTON 11,096. 7,468
Total for district 58,790 66,119
SECOND DrSTRICT.
Wito. Co'd
Ulnmpton 6 286 12,465
ColLton-Broxton 1,207 1,110
Warrell 966 911
Ba rn woll 13,853 20,004
Aile 12,936 15,176
dgetield 16,018 29,826
Total for dimti ict 51,266 85,482
THIRD DIITRIOT.
Whito. col'd
\hbeville 13,172 27.637
berry 8.236 18,261
ron 18.747 14.865
'ke ns 10,673 8,716
)conieo .11,955 4,301
TotalI for district 62,783 68,780
Fo U RTIl DL8TR ICT.
Ireenv'ille 22,983 14,513
pin- tanburiog, ex'pte
Wii ntil Plainsan
shiips 22,282 11,910
an u e ns11,75G 17,680
JIi on, ex~cpt G~on1
deysville & Dray~
ville Townships 7,459 11,182
[uirnolld 6,885 20,880
LicLhlnd(-Ujpper
Tonhi 969 1,765
C~olumbiaL Town
sh p5,135 7 94!8
Ce~are Towns~hip 2.164 1,710
Total for district 79,(33 87,597
FIFTII DItsTRI CT.
hV ito. Coi'41
York 14,0138 16.680
lhester 7.635 16,518
Danicaster 7,935 8,968
Umion (part)-Gou,,
dea svIll 1,849 1,403
Draytonvillo 1,208 979
JspartanbiIuig (part),
-Whiro Plains 1.509 ,828
Limestono 2,581 1,299
2hosterfield- 9,498 6,847
Korshawv 7,892 13,646
Tfotal for dIistrict 54,140 67,168
B3JxTII DISTRICT.
White Col'd
]larerdon 6,282 12,08
Wilha msburg (pairt)
Kingstreo 200 84
Sumtn er Township 1,026 1,731
Le's1,217 402
JohnsIonI's 972 1,425
Lako 792 480
Darlington 12,929 21.556
M arlboro . ' 8,026 12'572
in15,881 18,226
11erry .10,632 4,942
Tota!l for.district 57.957 73,426
SEVENTH DIhaTRICT.
L EORG EToWN 8,466 16,147
W IIJLIA MSIUuo, ex'pt
Kingstree, Sumirter,
Lee's Lake, Joh
uwon's 8,551 12,280
Sumiter' . - 9,979 27,058
Itichhind. Lower
Township . 917 7',964
)ranrgeburg. Amelia 629w 8,035
Ly3onis 419 2,009
Pine Grove 893 1,601
Good by's 488 1,057
-Poplar 446 1,066
Providencve 887 878
Vance 206 1,080
Chjarleston & Berkoly
not in firat Distr'iep 6,875 42,388
COL LE~ToN --Bla ke - 49 2,472
*L1owndes 7$ 1,477
Frae' *160 1,548
Adam's Run 5 87 8.872
Covllins 89(1 1,041
(o'er - 79 1,158
2,44w 27,784
0%$8 66 809
"o . I
o hdeV this nedteastee
6mocrats -can easily earry is
she sevena DML: lcts.
Ci*rouar.
Oriez or G ENERAL 1H ANA 4
RicNupooD,
Tofu~j~iinoto' ti ihrerest)
of fit patron* aend tho de.1;pment
of the mattorial It esouroe, and inidus
.Aries of the regions of country s'er
ved by its ystnem of railrou'Ai, thb
Richmond and Danville i'. rand
Con.pkuy wll agaip irou 'eLli labo
and cxpeso of makihg ag illustra
tive exhibit this fallo
The Now E~ingiaind mantifieturers
nod mechanic's Institute Will' hold
its se.cond Expotition in' Oiton,
Masa., On the 6th of Septem ber. It
has cordially invited the Richmond
and Danvillo Raih-oad Co. to duiaplay
its exhibits in its magniflcent build,
ing. The invitation has been tO.
cepted. Such an, opportunity for i
practican4id wide reaCl .iing adver
tisement of the subjcts which com.
pose the inntorial wenith of our mcc
tion of the SoIth- aI nd ot the mani
fold ndvantages and iclucements it
ofuers for the invemanont of North,
e11, 111(1 especially New England
CIIpital and For Now Eilgand immIii
grat ion, h'118 never be fore boen pro
sontod to our people. It sihould not
bo neglocted.
All pursons throughout, the great
Pieidmot, Ml I onuinin and other re
gions eiIbraced III the [RiCh mond
and Daiville mystem of railroads it)
any way interetpted in material dc
velopment and enterpiiem-okwiri
of' mineral lnds anrid mines, Timber
ulds, 1inuact uring atablishments
and water powers ine iiivited to at,
Vail theiselveS of the UuIenfit of
this exhibit.
Ca.pt. C. C, McPinil, Chief of Bi..
IOau of Minios and Mailificues, han.i
(bAlrPgo of all mat ters of dot all co
nected with the exhibit to be rnade
ini Bostona on ihe 6th of Septem bi..
A 'lipe rson di~ iesirIinig inof.orm'a ion andm
to mnake contibtihons t1 of mai teia'sI
aind specimen'is are requmested to cor
respon~iid withi i him.
Hiurricane Items.
R1 EDI'I'u: SinIce the visitation
iif many lovely shouwers of rain an 111
theu conin~g ')t summetnr in tis~ see
tin of our' 'County. 1 atunmpt, cne
m0ore to let your' i'end ers heanr I rom
hiero. 1hie la un~ rs areC verv mu chI
revis ed ini the proti'ects of(' theil
crops. Cottoni is doing finely now ,
it bidsi to ma)no 801me cottoni yet.
IHer. D). 11. hennem~iore) reiporte Id a s
cootin bloom) thei '2:31 it. (Corn i e
alIso doing wvell. and~ bifdS fair to mamk<
ai very good (crop. The small grain.
goo, bt weatis eryinfr'o, in' q
c'onseiqueneico of rnst. "' GeneralI c,
Green'' hias almiost trin nplied ove,h
some~l of our' farmer11s, buti the scale is
beg'inniing to turn' no0w, andI 80 aftei
a
part they cant (cry out victor~yS
Cap1t. 11. E. Steele' has1 had his
dw~elling pa inted, whlich adds v ery
mu tch to Lho 0appearanU lce of the e
Captain's recsideunce. d
M r. WV. N. Pas 0 o hs aulso namtfled ~
his re'sidecel', so your reaIders8 can ,
see thiat Llbero. is Fome progress over
hiere in llurr'iic'ane tow nshi p, as well C
ats in other sectins (of our Coun ty.
Priof. Mecfhoriter will resume.hiis
school at ain carly day, C
We are advocates of y'our Co'llege.'
and thtnk such a thing has long
'boon needed ini (our t'ounity. So hop
ing the daiy 18isO no t ristuant when
Pickens miay havie the honor of hav
ing one of the best Colleges in Lhe~
$La to, I am )'our Ii liily,)
OBSERVER. a
A Fatal Afiray at Camden
CA MDICN, 8. (1., a' uly 4.- Majo ig j '
W. R. Blla~uir, the G reenb0 ack eani,
dato for G1overnior i.n 1880, was shot
and instatly killed ja(~ C.. ji to,
day about 11 ()'cloc)k, ina a persona!
TPhoe'1l Iircumtances conn :ected with a
the3 aiffair aire as5 followvs:
Forine time1 pIO~ ast there had nJot
exIsted very good foching betwei
Blair and iile, anid meeting each
oither on - the street to-day, Capt.
Haile wasIt ac~osted1 by Major Blair,
who asked him (Ilaile) if it was
true thlat he had buonu making oa...
tuin e tatemein ts concerninog him.
(Blair') Capt,. Ii alle pr'omp ly rep;lied
thbat he had. W hereupon M jrBli
czald him a "damned lia.~
Haile then asrked Blatir to retract
hils language; #1hich Ehair ret used to
do. liaile then left Bhaiir and wai..
ked a few *4teps land entered the
'ounuty treasutror's office loloweda hi.
flair. Upon enterihg hoecloseid thie
d~ut' urnna in a minute.- or t w*retura
emd wit a rifle nd pistol. Bfair
aIs titsn Sevandig Wlthin ijew tout
of iMe door.and waagain r.eesivted
i:La~lt hAY rOLE'AJIII~I,~ ~
~14~ f~
nowoonO4 ~ 44."
1"~ ~ ~ A~ -6-0.
MJ, t lt 00a~uI*4 Nr
ti143.-iat~ep til
iii Al~sA lionesooib~ *u
Worembo jL6. W
oider leave q goit X101-Alao eo
licilmr Cienit to pl
at tiny ticlmf wirell I(
tho jiris()iiea' top(.AT..-,iVj11 four. t t~yill
tiotiut Tist pro.Aitic. .WI~k,4JUad6-AI.OII
010 fact, thilt 016 8Goifor "bud ben'
informed by wirit o01 tilt 11401endl
jtj)Jlicaiio1) for- bil and e n iwei'
huid butti recivod fr~om iliji. 11Tbe
(;uull11uMe Wj118 wrell 'lieidd dUting
dicl hearinig of Lbe ea&io, %ifd. hue
ioyupon the q orde- b "'g nmade
Copt. iaile gie tho tocquired bonid
1111d Was~ retisewd liomn U11-LodCy.,
]!he Faoulty of thes White Tiaohers
ImUstute.
The State 8'ipoa'inltndont of Eid u
U.&LI011 h'ts imclu it eircular aranouuo
Ling thaL a .SLwe InstittiLo. tot whito
touitelie18 will be hold in -Columbia,
boganititig Tuesdaly, August 1, atia
otidiiqag Friday, AiuguziL Z5, with tho
tolluwtalig fauny: Huon. NI. A. Neo,
til, l'iincipad .2Niu'ylanid ;LaLo Nor
(11111 8,011001, Ps~inciplt~ i und Afothod
Vie-Piine tpal Mir'yland Sta~eti NF
iiitil Schmool, Arithoipii;' -Prof. 111. S.
Joy'i(,UJIliQver.%jiy 01 Souch i Jnoh;
i t 1 En igicih Liinguage; Prof'o-Alux'.
11uder G(.1ia1ham, SuIp'tG raded 8ohool,
Torjy rof. E. WV. IC1aeinain
~eXI tgtta) ligh SCI(~ol, Slapj Dva w%
fig amid P6 ilt 11IIi )ui; P1.01o. AV ii.
.o ink, same eztean ~ do one
~ii. or iou
towi4 at L*~~*>
Ana~repablq ~i
v14 .mapk~. -
flWIaanung4 h~ as
to Iii* Dem oerais omnin (lo at the diey
eetion. Tbis ann~otnentent is maderit b,
ont. the knoWtedge of Ct. Bo. .sN but his
*ds baying an Abidinag faith In his die
nfter'esfted patriotism, inake it; believing
h:hk e~no and wilt not. refuse to be
estneo the People's Candidate.
-s VOTERS.
That DR. W. T FIELD Ja a man
of ability, all admit. His integrity und
patty of charaotor, unnssailed. That he
has Olaims upon thi Democracy of Piokens
County equal, if not superior tq those of
any other man. no one can deny. lie Is no
time server, no poHey nan, no demagogue,
and while he iF no office seeker, his friends
have obtained his assent to allow the te of
his name as a candiditte for the Senate at
the appronolfig primary election. lie will
make no canvass, because his record is well
known. But his friends4 will prebg his
claim with vigor.
For the Legislature.
X& FELLOW CITIZENH: Take notice that.
I J. LOOPER nm a candidate for Repre
sentative of the people of Pickens Coun.y at
estiing election, subject to WILL of the
PIRoPLE at General E'lection.
For Probate Judge.
Air The friendsi of J..B. NEWBERlY
respectfully announce him as a candidale
for Probate Judge of Pickens Cotiiy at the
enmuing elect ion, subject to iominttion by
the Demoiat ic party at pri mary election.
?i' The friends of J. H. NEWTON re
spectfully announce him as a cahididate for
Probate Judge of fickens County at the
next ensuing election, subject to nomina.
tion by the Democratic party at primary
election
For County Co-nmissioner
t The friends of' 0. P. -FIE~LD
resp'ctfully alnnoiunce lhini ns a canididaite
for~ Goity Comisiiisionzer (ot P ickeis (outnvy
u t the "ansuieig elettt ion,. subhj ct to, anm
ination by the Democratiic puiy at primairy
elect ion,
1. The nfly liids ~of l2AlBA N
tAL UIDIN respecitiiliy nnvnon:zce him asi a
niae for ' c elect ion to the u'Ilce or
jotty.3 Coutis- le~ioner~ of' Pickensi Coutiy
inaiiittoij by the D)ernacrati .party alt
r~liary elect ion. The rcord)' 0t Mr. MA\Lt
t. 1orce us~ U1o malke t his iIiyanno-incnt.
Vor ILns.
c"The friendsk of' ELAS DAYre
peet' fully annouince himi ~ as a adi-ate fnor
e-Olect ion to the utlice of. CoulyComi
iner of Pick en 3 CtA&nty ai the ensuin
Ct ion, sutjg Lto .nuii oria i on by thle Dem-i
erat ic party :at priimar'y ecet ionb.
E~y- i ho frietals ot A. . T A ILE Y re
pectfulily itannouni ce hi m as a calda o for
'e eleoaion to the. oflice'of .Xt Couty C >mmiis,
ionier of Pickenas CJouary at t lie next ensi
iiing election. sobbe't to nomiiiation bay lhe
)emocraet ic par'ty at prinnary election.,
For S'chool Commiissioner.
Th' 'le fri nds of' 0. L. .DURANT1
espect Cully annotence himt as a canididaite
or School Comiissioner of Phickens County
Li the next ensuing election, subject to
ioinat ion by -the Demnocratic par't~y at
>rimary election. '
For County Treaturer.
E! The friends of R EV. B. IhOLDER
-espectfully annfounce him as candidate
or recomnnndation to the office of Treas
irer of Pickens County, by the Demiocratic
> rty at primary elect ion.
gr The friends of JOHN 11. BOWEN
.espectfully announce him ats a candidate
ori recomimendation to the office of Tretas
i'er of Pickens County, by the Democratic
>rnry at primary election.
For Auditor.
SThe'riends cf JOSEPHI B. CLY DE
'epectfully announce him as a candidate
~or. recomnmendIation again to -the office otf
~uditor of Pickens. County. hythe Demo
wratic ,party JEi'f he County at the ensuing
primary pieot ion. ~
Sheriff's Sales.
STA TE .OF SOUTi H A ROLIN A.
Mary P. Folger against Mary A. Oailes.
J3Y virtueo of a Dooree he Dower. madJe Ia
thes abov4.stated onse, iad execution
sead thereunder by 0. L,. Dur ant, Esq.,
Judge okF'robate for said Coanty, k~wi
sell before dhe Court Jhlouse dot on Sales
day in Ari'guet next, diering the usual hous
of sale to sheaighiest bidder for dcash,
kiAl hattPIedre>Ptreoe *or. iract of L'und,.
Iyltg;t 4bein k the County and 8tate
tfoe ' id, wi46:n'or Iscar the T'own tpf Ea,
qai but sides of tb. Driggs toad, lead'/
atidset behi?[tiri 'pottiona of ike
Mtu A a'4s 1faresad, doverlhg the
traof LancLfprmeri desud b~y Mary
#Ykktoni eq f,4let dtese-d, -and
Shith "dc X t &v ()M cesed,
*4~ .en aulu f4 .Jvx A aa, uiott or
S*IEh~E
W
ted liflnei '. -
9,uaiett'e Ipro M1anilog tto ii
with Self eeder a A Oi d ~ r.
wllassey's UnIyl*1edl pu e or
Cbtton Gins ani Gtiswold Cotta 4i with
Self Feeders and dontdensfrs..
Grist Mille, Walking and .iding Oulti
vators, Ieapers, Mo6wers, and Algu.tital
Implements generally.
It will pay every Farmer who nalies
his plantation 16 Bales of Cotton to btiy
one of Farquhar's Verigcal Steam Engines
and a Cotton Cli.
This makes an outfit with but little east,
and yet. every part of,, be niachinery Is
made -of first class material, which makei
the Engine juist ts enlurable as a more ex
pensive machine, and is hiore simple and
much easier to mianage
'FOl LIGHT WORK,
Such as Ginning and Threshuing,
THE
Vertical Enghie is Preferable.
We have sold these Engines for the pait
two years, and in every particiular they
have given entire satisfaction.
We will give every Man to whom we have
sold as reforence.
We can furnish either of the aboive Gine,
mid will Guarantee the outfit to perform its
dity. The amount saved by Ginning youi
Cotton at home will Pay a good Intetesi on
this iuvestmeit.. Sen I for price lists.
J. H. M-organ &Bro.,
G LENVILL','s. O.
june '22, 1882 40 2m
ICE LEMONADE!
Zoo G010 oda ir
AND EVERYTIIING NICE AND CiIEAP'
AT'L
'OJIE YE C:ANI)bA TES AND S7E'
(11' TIlE SOPA WVA TE'R-if' you would
qjuiet. camipagn in or;[-r to win.
FEi i'lES, Pr;~wisions4, (Cnfect ions. &c. A 1
of whnichi theay propose to ~el i hlea ip for
Cushta to ti~:se who v ii y giv*e'th~eun a call.
.iune '.i, 18832 .) t f
Dr. Westmoreland's
Dit. 'W ElsTM~tmLAN D'$ TETTER (INT
M ENT will eure ash Skint Diseases*, ~sh as
Tetter Worm, liing .Wormn, scald Head,
Barber's lich, &c.
MANUJFAc'TURPF.D AND) PoR 5ALE 5Y
WEST&MORELAND BROS.,
Wholesale Druggiste, Mansion House Block,
GreelavIlle, S. O.
For sal: by DR. J. W. QUIL LAIN, Esaley
St at ion.
jue 1. .I8#2 , 37 6mn
.Bridge to Build.
COUN'Y COMMlS'lONERt'S OFFICE.
P'ICKN C. II , t3. C., dune 26. 1882.
B.Y order of thne Board of 6ounty Com-.
Bmissioners, I will be at (lhe Ford of
Big Eastatoe Creek, above King'.s Store, on
Tuesday, Ju!y 18th, at 11 o'clock A. MI.,
for the purpose of' Lett(ing to the Lowest
Riespoinsible Bidder; the Contract. to lhuild
a Ihridge across said creek. Plan and spe
ci~cation miade known on day of Letting.
A. B. TAJLEY,
County Commissioner.
june 29, 1882 41 ' 3
WESLEY4$N
Female Institute,
Staunton, Virginia,
O PENS Septeynber 20th, 1882. One ol
uthe First Schools fr Yoixag Ladlies id
thne United States. .Surroundlings tieautI
fiul. Cilimate unanl'passed. -.PIuplls ,torn
eighteen $ta'es. TERMS.- AMONG ilEI
B1Eil' IN THlE UNION. Board, Washing.
En~gilah Gouirse, Latin. French, German,
Instruumiental Mu tsie, &o., for Schnolande~
year, from Septemnber to June,'$288. 1? i
Presdent, 8tauniton, Va.
July 6, 1882 42 -. 2m
ATTETlON T1 OPWS:
no wam0nmnsoanu
7~7
from &e NO ,YIAbele h
11h0 00ODA no* r
anud the pm'ies ae, -$
300 stults Co.mpe4
180 guls compl4te
85$40s Qamlete to
Buits in 0butidance. ut
everybody a.Il're
,prices mentioned. tip 'l 6
Please the Vusi kaV1i.10 1
61; wve have the Ia teit s y a
.64 Dozen of h t
Shirt8, both Laundered
at popular pripes.. Theyarh
in the market. It wiil jAke b
to convince. Theo fit."' arr
-Collar - and: Ogg'.
The very lattest styles, TtoS-1eVy'
Handkerchiefai, Cravats, Ties,'Uul
&c., to sutit all classa.
Don't bujy a Ilnt. without first. 1 4F et
nur'stock. It will pity yqu. W-lo can.:,
an old mn. We haviie he NobbyA
the young men. .We canit mnitps .the b
Otr Goods nre bought, for csh.
always asthe ineside tra, so -we
position to offer
everyAoNy atIl'ioetcu
BA RG A Ia NS' I
at ppuarprpo. - e. '.rt' a A h' A
-tom al~ong Thel gt ietn: .
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