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ZEN' R ADLEY, ditor b P CK 1N 0. H., 8. 0.: TiiS'k PT. 1', 1882. TVERIMS : "'or . scription, $1.50 per annum, for six V1117 s, 75 -, n8; strictly in advance. Ade fisme-nts inserted al one dollar per aquar o , inuch or less for the first insertion u ind f.iny s for eaeh subsequent insertion. Linhare d- -nt made to merchants and others aderi'' r six months or by the year. Cha* Votices and Tributes of Respect : i advertisements. A n'n Candidates five dollars, in ad State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR. HUGH 8. THOMPSON, of Richliand. FOR LIUTENANT GOVERNOR, JOHN C. SHEPPARD, of Edgefield. FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL, W. E. STONEY, of Richland FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, C. RICflARDSON MILES, of Charleston FOR SECRETARY OF STATE., JAS. N. LIPSCOlNB, of Newberry. FOR TREASURER, JNO. PETER RICIIAlIDSON, Clarendon. FOU 8SPEIINTENDENT OF EDUCNTION. Rv. ELLISON CA1ERS, of Gre nville. FOR AUJUTANT AND INSPEeTOR GENERAL, A. M. 31ANIGAULT, of Georgetown. Coun t y Ticket. FOR SENATE, W. T. FIELD. FOR THE LEGISLATURE, W. P. BERRY, J. B. BOGGS. 4OU PROBATE JUDGE, J. 11. NEWTON. FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, 0. L. DURANT. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. A B. TA LIAEY, ELIAS DAY, B. 8. FRmlEMAN. .For Con gre ss., I~ON. D. \WyArjrT AIKEN, Significant. The Oreenbaukers in their long array oif charges against the Daiucratic party in their "address'' to the pe ople, do niot, inl a] eingle ilstnce, refer to, oI condemn the ( corrupt ions of the Raidical party. Tihis is quito signliticaut. Not Guilty. Capt. I~aile. wlho it will be remnembered, shot andl killed M.ljor llair in Camideni somec time atgo, was tried andl nequit ted, at Cam den last. week. T. J. Mackey, was emlIoy ed by the friends of Ulair to assist in thle, prosecut ion, and in hiis condluet of t he case' endeavoredl to manke it llppearII t hat the kcil, ing of Blair was a 1'ulir ical muirder. VTe witnesses for (lie Statceconiclusively dis, proved this, to say nouting of ;the'eviden~cen of the witnesses for the dlefense, and Mack-t ey's effort to miake political capital out of ti an unfortunate personIal diaflicult y fell still v born, it was proven that. I.aile acted en, tirely on the defensive and killed Blair in Mi self defense, NI Mackey says the Greeniback tick et is headed by the plow anid the a' hammer. Those tools benefit man kind only whien they ato in the ground and on t he anvil. The Rads seem to be stiring in every see tion of the State. They hope to succeed under the disguise of.Greenbackism. Pickens did not have a single delegate ini the Greenback Convention. Was it for the want of material, brass or brains that te Oounty wa~s not represented? t Stanton, the Gireenback nomninee, is a barkeeper at Seneca C'ity. We suppose if the Greenbackers succeed in elect ing (lie ir' ticket they can re-esta'blish the barroom the Radicals had in the State Ihouse on more economical principles, as they will have a man who knows all about the busi- ~ ness, and can toll good nmountain "dew" froa rotten "pop skull." The Greenbauckers will need a good supply of hair balsam after the 7th of November. The Democrats of Peckens County 5 should not be lulled into security by ~ thie supposition thaut we will have no opposition. There ist a vigilent, unsorupuloust enem.y in our' midst< ready to take advantage of any cir.'s Cumniance that will likely advatnce I the interet of the opposition. Dom-~ orate abiould sleep withi oneey Opean It wotald be a good thing for the 'Green baok party, if McLuane would aorrender-himself and h.s paper to i 1b lion4 Jobn S. Richardson peremnp dec*f11.lines to become fa Independent ~ddute. for Congrels, and sayslie Oan or any ticket ,outside tho Domo t .4 ay:"o ucedfrm ty. El. say.: "To succeed/or my 4.. L's ~o defeat my party. If I could t,'4Qt, 2 .N reeRackErs in ConV*etion. A ConvenOtienrot the GrVeenbtok ar ty of tlhi State was held in*ol inibia last week. The f"UlioWAM J Ig ticket was plteed in the field: th Fur Govornor, J. Hn1drix Mo ,1ane; for'Lieutevant (GvernQr, R. r . hito; for Attorney General d .B Farmei; for Comptroller Gen. , rid- Siieon Curley; for Treasurler. V. 11. Stanton; for Secretar'y 01 ta te Thomias Baskin; for Adju- rf nt and Inspector General, Julius Jough; for Superintendent of Ed% 0 eation, Rev. 1. D. Durham. a Some good rnen are found in al. 8 lost every political pnrty, but point, you cap, to a single name upon ti hat tielcet, distinguishod for good 0 ublic service, or for devotion to t ight principles. Where is the irestigo to give the party force? Vhere is the mental :or moral equi. n ibrium to keep it from tottering to >icces? Self interestbrought them e o a focus, but the interest. of the rood people of this State, will surely ( catter them in darkness again. The >roceedings of the convention are is deficient in policy as they are vanting in principlo. The party L -xpects and invites the hoarty sup )ort of the colored voters of this State, but it has adorned its ticket wiLh men, who have nothing to re .onnend thei to the colored men, 3xcC)t their opposition to Deno, ac 3; aind we tit iue tLhat ao in. telligent colored man, with the ligh ts which the preselt amillinistrittion has set before hin, can conscieni ti, ously endorse, eitlher the men or the 1O:1hures of the Greenback Party. T1"o what a piteh of self -pronotive patriotismn (lid this grand conven% ion rise! when it camno to nomina t s118 for Conigress! Jaimes 13. Caimlp, I bell was nonunaiizitCd for the First Di trict., Judge Mackey (or the Fifth .District, ). R. Ilkin for the Fourth District, T. 1. Russell fot the Third District, and Dr. Bowen e for the Sixth District. With these a. ror the repr'isenitin.ives, would not 'ur' Stato cUt, a glorious figure at I WasLh inigton A colored mem~nber' of the c'onlvenfl -ion wanted to k now what his raco and a right to e'xpct of the G reen- li Jack lanrty. J'Te only truec aniswer ,o that question (can be tound in the a ibtor'y of' our Stato fromi 1808 to 876. T1he I primon ohl 'et of the te enback party is a repel~titioni of 1 hat eaalt of cr'time itand robber&'y. j L'hieir only) ho~pe of 5Iuccess is butt a brough dislletin in~ the Demo- in ratic party. Th11isi t"ourco of light u v'ill soon he enut off', t hen they will O, C Jelt in (dat lkes arid53( be oblitecr:'t- OC d by the'ir 'VI ownconfusin.i1 By aut hot ity' of t lhe Execulttive :' ii ommlitttee, tho lollowing p'ersons (' roU anniouniced as thle nineemilOs of as ie .Deimocra tic Party', selctedI at ofr Ijto pimlary elect ion held in Green.- to lie coun ity on the 2d inistatnt: 4, For Ilouse oif ltepriesenta11tives- giv' .F. Ansel, WV. L. Mauldini, J. J. tro ackey', WV. A, McKelvyco uor Probuate Judge-LZ-S. J . D~out hit :a For llegister' of Mes-ni C'onvey,. ev oe--T hiomasU L. WVoodhide. Cui en ned y. For' A uditor--A. 1U. Smit hi. lot' Couty Co'mm'flissioner~ts-.-. T. t h) ihakel'y, W. P. Z. F. LNet es, Archecy thi amnsayv. d a SALTr LAKE Cxrv, Septewhler 3.-- i 'lhe Utaht Comisis~tionters hav'e con., X Iudd Iihie wa'ork' ne(CCLs,1:y to sec(ure t-outghI revision of' the legistra. L ion lists. O~fficers are beinhg a Ipoint, 11 dI ini every counlty with depu)ties in1 et a ch priteciniiet., ami~ountingi, to oIver 350,d)( n tall, with p)Ooerto purtge, the lists of very voter dits1ranc~ohisedt by thle Ed, iitndos law. T1o t hiis end it beam~iie (3 ecessatry to (direct that every per-. I] on, nude or female, who( siie the 'y mzssa ge of the hlaw of' 186'2 has at ny time lived ini violat ion of said a1w be ref ::ied thbe lighit of fr'a h ise. 1 This v'ery sweepinhg order is J E :oncededo t o he w it bin h o initen tioni| I] if 11 lEdmundlItlos ha w and1( is end~or'sed1 A y thio legal fr'atexii;ty, thle pre'ss mnd all anti- Mor'mons generialy. Every person owniung even a small Gz ar'den spot should set out small A ruLits, and to know when, how and tI "hat to plhant 5(end( to A. M. Puridy' ei aulmy'ra, N. Y ., for his catalogite ont frteo to all atpplican ts; or 25 enrts ini stamps will get his O4-page h: Small Fm Oit Inistrucotor" H'le ailso ti ihhhei 20-pjaso montihily paperi ii 'alled "ThUle Fruit itecorder' And (Cot age Ga'rdeer,"' price~ 81.00( p'er' year, >r rm this t ime to D~ec., 1883, only at 11.00. lie 5ends a specinmn copy' (h roe to all applicants. A mob took posseassion of Mount in V'ernon, Inud., on Snunday inight and "n urned the home of the city inar'shal h( mnd cornmi tted ot her vijoloee, -i g uardi ng the telegraph and fele~ C< *hone to provenit calls dot' assist ianco. e" 3piiintoteSnayhur" awp wasot the uo ofthe o . 3'lqura ---. to ue. oftetit.0 Ati Sces.1 A i ucs.tli iMiiewsi e toyaswt omy tinofe wasin b4to e. wt ntn~9lrntfon of d- i.'a, ' agd Radicalisu--A blil - Mvd-ad. Made. (arolina Demooiaoy, La t their platform, that their ob. 3Iast reform. retrenchment and reliet," "1 "by honesty and eeonomy" they might educe the taxes," and lighten the burdens upon the people." This declaralon was peated in 1878 and 1880, and is reaffirm. I In 1882. To ensure "economy with effi ency," in every department, ot the State avernment., is, as before, tle aiim and pur >me of the party. Whether the Deiocra. I will succeed in acconlpiishiiing what tirey sire can bejudged by the character and cord of the candidaiem of tle party, and, move aill, by what has been done already. The State Democratic Committee have tained official statements of the receipts rid expenditures of the Stale tinder Radical rid Denowatic rule. ' lhese statements low the taxation in every county eneh ear, the nsscssed value of (lie property acl year, and the amount of money taken -oil) the peol)le in taxes, for State and ainty puiposes. These slatements have een ordered to be printed and will be sent ) the DemocrAtic newspapers in the State, ) the County Chairman, and to the candi ates on the State ticket. The statements ill be found too large for puplication in a ewspaper as a whole, but they furni.b, an Iniost. inexhiustible supply of campaign iaterial. The comparative statement, of xpenditures tinder Hadical and Denmocrat rule is ready, and the printed copies rere sent to the Chairman of the State olmnlittee on aJonday last. The coinporative statement above men, ioned gi es the arnounts puid for different urposes in ea;chi year from 1868-69 to 880-81, beini seven years of Nadic-l rule nd five years of Democratic rule. The eaviest expendi tiures, for ordinary purpo es, by tlie Hadicals, were inl 1872-73, and y lite Deanoeuras in 1880 81. The tc ounat standa as follows: 1872-73. 1880-81 alaries $ 230,800 $120,800 oU1it ingettt funds Exe Cut ive D)ep.itimaents 37,500 2,800 ' at ionery f or State olli cc 11. 1,700 ivil C(ontingent Fund 37.600 500 eg islatlive expelses 21.2,3i11) 42,ooo 'mlblic pril l ing 33 1,900 10.70) entitlem )inry 7-5,400 50) '111lic Asylum 112,400 64,900 leaf, uuib atid Blind Iustiite 11000 4,700 tate Orphan Asylum 16,000 tate Constabuhiry, or gaiizati on of mtailitia, pmurchalise of IiIis---e x penses of Adjutant. General's oflice 25,700 6,900 ierest public debt 418.1t0 undriLs 188.600 32,100 otals of oi-'lintiry Cuir rent eXpeilse'4 '- .,35S,200 $691,700 T1his exh ihils at a glance (lie differenice ci weeii 1tiilicil prwdl igmy and1( D)emocrat ic 101101) u~The Hi c adien Is a p-11t LW11 a lyIiv ice 1110, as t e1 , 14, i I.0I undes 188.G00tj:Ilst ,~,*~tlI i 321001 'otas of rc: nrycr rent~u expenss. $133,0 ,879-1,700 This exiilsaa gxbTlneM ther difernce e*wee lim 15ln15 prollicy andt Deocrtic ~lcny IThe lientsru sent nriu ear tic r muce as the Democra iDts.t Tvhis ist ot)( heaii luulal paid noa i iet oii ter pub. e'ii. de t in l(1),3, hi le I theC~lM, lieru *idi a ili.isintrIeu , (4I.0 in wl o Vt .T icais lo.Ii d the~ geo In-zen L1(lncC -,i .:ne enses, S .I $ 2.00 ag uinsti-?llo, a hw terb le la 5itig ] $1071 j . , ev is t if:(1,0i0i e cii rg n ~ ovnathe le ene lci .i i . puIre ,11,0, becha'~vi~ ae the ui cas id >'' luhit iuni inl 182-7;, bfl lei.ddi .niato lie ito epi de y th l e fi.. icra , ha e Ils ar:1I~o i'ieie. ' e r :k m ciira (ic ei e it ar es. I si -ui.g , i Whie itlialo $ ex,-dtue were01 nea1 frr -'e iiie Vol ger il libe l8mee.-nwti exa. g intoi' eaeua1 o Ul tt..rhe debts which the iilitaos )e t beit. l j' trn , (r fnu e r t cr SThee na r e butm 0,f whiteI voer uth GtritlinX, an upgtothem fais arC ly the whl Pmue ofi ll tonx Slie. The iong.,Iu etd y Lhe Demoet, on mN )oVnts, X:V0 i) <qal)f, towtove dohrs ahM 1atevery whi spnine, XV n e. is is what they l:ine, Jbyi Demeerit rul the expendtiitr . for sl.rie, legihativ I ehies &c LIi li 01he expndousn ow wezrke rentlias in El72 7u3, verowhie m tlockett, rhe woutiaetbeen Johire S daytts uai txs llotMh inadi~ tio t he acorny Cof)h foigures wtae haf encannoi t he de~inited 'hy are Sake gtitiIt l Dey int880-81:it to aig irya whflie~h peolel0 of 0,00l~00,0m $1 fo ry whie voter in the yiae.-deus am mer.o ht o 89,Wi~blte PiT ogbe J rm~as.-Ted foloing is'l '0 lst s I ofpetit jorrs drawn g fori~ ie ti Septeme tem f outo Mauii lis : d Fergusn, G Wilot mer , urerils-P iamilt ony Sheriff gBroeswh, Davb A Parraot her Ne >ws lil fald Parsonsat- Nrewto Te acsl tin,'11)1 Jae AiuSse o CobbAn t.ny b te, Thomais ates Joih ntattiliI G inetscDa idera Garin, Aic r Fc i ad hrdes Ion A asley, Johnc tiDl eietlete, a erClntv Jonwlf raig, hitn lA hoaily.on, Jon W Bareyd3 eddox, Wmculd FoGreLin, Colaint. cergia1 is etimatedon box thl Stave weiiarfgi et 01 t' orst.e ae.heye wonderful effect on the worst me 'ri, Musical and 84bhath 6ohool uonven tion. -LOpi of the procoedings of the Pickens Counuty Musical and 8ab-. bath Sohool Convention, convened at Mountain Grove Church aecord ing to previous appointmeut, Au. ust 25th, 1882. Called to order by President T. W. Tolleson. Opened by binging and prayer by Rev. R. S. Lowis The -secretary being absent,. R. S. Lewis was requested to act as So Cretury proLen. Received letters and re-enrolled natnes of delegates from quite a number of schools and societies; after which the convention proceed od to the electikn of officers, with the follo'.ging result: Prof. G. W. Singleton, President; Rev. R. S. Lewis, Vice-President; Fied. Wil Hiams, Secretary. Ajppointed cominttoo on atrrange meit for exercimes, which arranged tor music at intervuls, intersporsed with the usual rottino of business. The conveition had the pleasure of hearing it very interetiig and appropriato address, Cloquently do. livered by Dr. T. W. Tollosion, on the subject Of 6abbath Schools. The musical exercisea were con ducted by Profs. J. G. Douthit of Anderbon, Al. C. Smith of Green.,. ville, and J. E. Boroughs, J. M. Por., Ler, J. D. O'Bryait, A. A. Simmions, L. T. Wiml)y, J. 1). Tomkins, W T. Dodd, J, F. SinIgleton,and W. W. Norris, of Pickens. Prot. J. G. Douthit entertuiied the convention on bunday crenlinig with some of his best Iusic, and tin address uipol 0t importaneo of a thorough trai..ig and education in the science of music in normial .chools. 1He acquitted himsell in his us. creditable, con vinciing _I:_ IaI))y atiyle, iuch to the in terest and entertiinmeit of his audience. The convuiiLion WaS also entIer, tained on Sunday eveing by the reaLd'ing of an ablo1 add ress prepared by. lion. W~V. G. Field, wvho w n. u able to be pre-<enti, 0wtig to afiie.. t:ani. CXoider'ing the inelemen('rcy oi thie wea Itier thIe con gi eention was large, uittetive~' nid well behaved show~vinIg t hat they were wei center.i La ined by the exteleI! n mu..,io and atllwr e xcist.es of the Ch cvetion. with Mlut TabneLho (uChare, ! wVo runesC iromi Cenitral1, on Friday be--. f are the necOnid SnbbathI ini A ugustL, I M3. The [intor of ii.ho I i chc at 0(1o1nt Tabor, is requtested to de.. Ii ver an in trod uctory adldrs at~ l 11 o'clock on Frtida~y, from the suhject The itrogramme for neQxt coniveri, ti01n will be puiblisheud boforo con.. vent ion convenes. Th le conv ~enition is u1nder mainy an md lasting obiligaition to 2ilountini 3rtove Chlurch anmd v'icinity, anid es >c':ia~lly the lad ies, for the cord ial selcome anrd hospi table en terin. net exitided to it during its ses. On motion, the Secretary waus re, luesecd to prepariie a synopsis oi biese proceeding .s and recquest T1uii L'CK ENs SE~NTIN FL to publish. On motion, adjourned to Limen antd FaED WXILTAtra, Sec'y. Nla. EnITon: T.hero wazs a pro. traeLd meeting held with the Holly 51protg Bziptist Chutirch, anid con, titnued 13 daiys, coniducted by Reva. J. M. Stewairt, J. TP. Burdino, A. S. W hitire ii, anud Nelson from Groen v'illo county. It resulted iin 16 membersCtt beCing added to the church by3 expe)rience. Met at thie water oni the 14th day13 of the meeting, w heni llevs. ;J. NI. Stewavrt anid J. T. luir dinte hapjtised all Ithe con verts, and thbey were received in the chiurcli. le~veni of' the members are Sabbath sc hoot scholatrs. C Last wook on the Camden road hutseven miles fr'om Columbia a negro m an named Bill Johnson, alias Shu tller, commrnit(ted an outtr g(oon assauliit u Prn M iss Sa rat Casn~tell o, at maiideni htuy about Iforty ye(atrs old. Theli law wvill p~hursue the etl lender with unitiring lroo ~ mitl he is (captuI 'rd, thien *Judige Lynrch wl be at to patss upon his caso. '1The presHidIing etler who wvent to cotidjuet thbe dedicaition of at .ow Mt hodist Church at Grand Rapids prolvidedl for, and ho saidl ho had1( promiise~d God not to dedicato any moro duno bills, mnehan ica' lions and mo)01'tageA. Personal!i To Men Only! The Vuhalo Belt Co, Mlarshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro. Voltaic Belts and Electrio appiances on trial for thirty days to men (y,. ..~ r A Loss Preveuted. May lose thea-eauty ftom the hair fall. ing Or laoing. Parkyls Hair Dalsam sup, plies neeekeary nourimment, prevents fal ing and grayness "ad is an elegant dres. sing. 4 For the Legislature. fi- FELLOW CITIZENs: Take notice that I J. LOOPER am "a candidate for Repre sentative of the people of Pickens Coun-y at ensuing election, subject to WILL of the PXoIPLE at General Election, 1,00 L u.'a Whi'e Lead JUST ARRIVED AND WILL BE SOLD for the present at 10 cents per lb. Large stock Linseed Oil, boiled and raw. Paint Brushes, All styles, always in stock. We will sell you the same Machine Oil for 60 cents that cost you usually $1.00 per gal' on. CALL ON US FOR PRATT GINS. Schofield Engines and Presses. Mitchell Wagons, Estey Sewing Machines. Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machines. Clark's Seed Cotton Cleaner, best thing out. Times Cook Stove and other varieties. Cook's Evaporators and Victor Cane Mills. $2.00 BeadIsteads and other Furniture. Wagon Material, all kinds. All kinds Oil, Copal, Varnish and Tur pnntine on draught.. We are prep.aring a comfortable wagon yard for our mountain trade. LAST BUT NOT LEAST. We hive the largest and cheapest Stock of General Merchandise in Pickens. R1especfutlly, IKORTON & B1 WN, Liberty, S. C. sept 14, 1882 62 M. J. SMITH, The Leader of Low Prices, has Ren -Ved to the Briggs JAMSLEY, S. 0., AND WILL3 OPEN A SPL.ENDIl, S1'OCK ;F F.ALL AND WViNTEI DRY GOODS, NO TIONS, U \TS, UG'( TM, 8ITOlis, iSEED O . fo na I rG ii.\T'I, oni c' Groceries and thd ii.t& I .' allI to call awl extamine stock r~'d prices', f.or he wi ntot be lrtg-is hitn Dress Goo:1i; Bargains in (Cahc'c.e.. i'trait,: in a 1.-vesr te; lX. rsge.:ns in H Iitlbbons stao Laices: lIbtrp iuns inl IlOalerJ; Specaial l.arpuins ini I$:ts d she Fine TobaIcco.. at.i Cigors ai specialty. larmns ini everytin g. It A vway.s g'. t i olqbpmrt ers to buy wh at v ol wnfit Ca eng for C:&shi sep 7, 1882 cit FOR SL.E. I offer for Stile the Valuable Prope-rty :non na the EA$Ll. [10'1EL.. licuated In he~ thriving townI of Eatsley Stattioni, P'ick, na5 ('ounty. S. C. Th'le Jlotel contains 15 C ooms, an 10J I F)iire Platet s amJ all ot her iecessary Out hu ii hnge. Onte acre of Lad. Th is~ pr operty can hie t reated for privately tet weeni n ow and 8oleday in Noven her, it . if nt d(1ispo~sed oif att pr ivat sale, by hant timtte it will be sold at pubbet outcry to lbe h ighiest hidder. TIElhMS-0ine-half cash, balance on 1.. ntonths tinme, wvitia ntote, good security and norn gage or premiise.. 1). F. BRADLEY, Agent. sept 14, 1682 62 8 Sheriff's Sales. -0-----at STA TEI~ OF SOUTH1 CA ROLINA. 10T CoUNTY OF P~ICKENS. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS M art ha 8nmith t al Phdint iffs, against Anrana~ L . Smaith t al DefetndatIs--Coat, PL.AINT Fonlt EtI EF, &e*' JN l'beiece to a Diecretali Order madue ni in th te ab ove st ate caense, otn thle 6ith la7 of .Junae, 2882, bty the lion. II. C. 1( Pressley, Presiding J adge, I will sell to thte highest hidder, at Pickens~ C~ourt iue at duint ~ig t he 1legal lhours of seale, ont the first MIonduay in Ic obuer, 1 882, all of thIiat. part of hli a L A EST'AT'1. of ,G ovini U. Smui thI dlecensxed, recomm iienided to be sold by the coluiioxiners appoinited for that, purpose int raid order, to w it,O A II of thtt Piece, Lot or Parcel of Land, cooiir hr --three and One~hall' Acres, mtcre or les, adjoinintg Ilitis of tdi Abhner Mutl in i-:, .Jtno W. Wison and others, on brtanchtes of Eightecen Mile C reek. p 'lPEBMs-Onte hialtfcash ad the other half oan a ciedit of twelve miothls, wvithI interest hui tro iuy (of saleI, sectured by bontd antd pJ 111n1)y- withI a m otgage of' thle premalises solid; the purtchaser payintg for all dleeds WI an td inotLgages, andit firr ecordling the sanie, wah I leave to anzt icipazte pIymei.i'ida J&)Alu NIAIJLDIN, 8.P.c. sept 7, 1882 an wi Sheriff's Sale. la of Staite or S''ot Caroliuna COUNTIY OF? PICKCEN8. 1Yi ine of an execution to mte directed. I il ell to the highest bidder for ~ashi, at Pickens8 Couirt iouse, SouthI Caro mon lie first. Monday in Oct ober, A. 1D 882. dluring the legal hours of sale,' All of that Tlract of Ltaud, lying in the state antd County aforesaid, in Ilurricane rownshin. on wae,.. of Mil Crek o. GIREENVILLE, . . S. C. -------- We haave on U~and a Large and Well Selected Stock of MEN'S, BOYS AND Youth's Clothing, To Suit Ever'y One of Our Pickens Friends. Satisfaictiona Guaranteed, MOlNEY RETURNED. S. B3RAFMAN. Propriet or. aug 31,1882 50) 4m P.ENS3 OCT 0BErb 3d.18%2 (Courses of Si dy-G neral Recience, echanbtic andl Engi neering, A\griculture', lassical couirse, JiLin course. Paritial CouIrses4 in I'nglisuh Studies. ranc:ical M arhemoatics, Pract ical Agricul ire. $tudents admtijttedl to any course for h chi they are prep tred. Tuidien Free. Anniual Fee of S0O, for r-epabirs Board, r rivi(at i ilies. fromt $12 to $13 a monthI xcce.l t d in messtss at from $8 to 10. Enatire expenfles neced not exceed 125; ought nlot to exetxd $175. IUlN.J. 11 \l N Sl.OA N, Seoretary of Faculty, Columbia, S. C. aug '24, 1882 '49 3m TAX NWTICE! TREASURER'S OFFCE, PrenF:Ns C. 11., Aug. 15tb, 1882. N accordance with thle Supply lul ap, proved Februaary 9tb, 1 882, notice i.s ~reby given thait Ithis oflice will be open r the cellection of taxes Friday, Neptem3ber' L~it, ad will remain open un il October Cl1st. ie rate per centr.m~ of taxes is as fol. WS:tate purposes, 4S mills. C'ountiy purposes, 3 mills, Past Inidebtedness, 2 mills. Railroad tnx, 8 mills. School tamx, 2 mil's. Poll Ta x, $1 00. For thle coenvenijence of the taxpayers I ill n'tend at. thle following places oni days LIied, to wit: (Ctraul, Alonday and Tuesday, 9th and S lihi October. Liberty, Wednesday and Thursday, 11th idi 12th Oct ober. Ensley, Friday and~ Saturday, 13th and I Ih Octobier. Dacuanville, MondaIy, IC(th October. Piumopk in own, 'fTuesday, lI 7hI. Eestoe, Kitng's 8tore, Wednesdny, 18th :rober. Hulrricane, Thursday, 19:.h October. Anid for balance of time in miy office at P o Court Ilouse. Taxpayers will please attend at the ap intments by 3 o'clock P. M.b In all cases where the May Installmient S not been paid a C enalty of I ive Per Cent Il be adlded to said l'istallment. All taxes remaining unpaid on the first, y of November will iuncuir a Penalty of 15 Per Centt, d will be collected lby dlistress or other se until 15th of Novemiber; after that ti te the County T1reasurer will proceed to n Ilect by levy and sales oas provided by i Taxs are payable in the following kinds o1 funds: GJold and Silve.r Coin, UJnited ' ites Currency, and National Bank Notes. at J. UE. BEOWEN,A County Treasurer Pickens County. It~ aug 81, 18S2 60 tf bi Furman University. GREENViLLE, s* . D I1HE next Session wIll begin September or 20th, 1882. .m EX1X PE 8isS. c 1 1 THE CIANCEl OF ALL WE ,WILL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS OFFER TO OUR FRIENDS AND tho public generally, the best chanco to buy a Fka UM1D of ClOthis, AND WIHEN WE SAY CIIEAPf WE MEAN CHEAP. Look at our reductions in prices-. Suitt formerly sold at $28.00, wilf now bo suld for *21.00. , Suits formerly sold at $23, will now be sold for $16.50. Suits formerly sold at *16.00, wilr now bo sold for $11.50. Suits formnerly sold at $10.00, %,till nowbe sold -it $6.50. All other Goods, such 11 H1ATS, U131l ELLAS, S' SIIIT, CUEFFS, CRAVATS, And HLANDKEERCIIIE;S, Will be solo at proportiouately lckv ) rices. 'I his is done to make room for our ilrge WJNT ER S TO CK, Wh icvh woC expect to l-urchaise sOon. Remember ~ theseL' 00:1 mu - nog 7, 188. 46 Tette21" Ir Eni ent DRWETM:iL D' TlTTR 1 tEN"I wfll. uealR n anes u jurber'. lch. &c.U un 1ThAl rr RON WVORKR: GRUEENILE. S C. 3KARD, LONG & CO Y 20th August we will he read.\ to re paimr ali! ki'-i of M.\C,'.lRY EN I1NES, & c. Ua~vinig o firsit ClC dr, ill be able 1o do all kinds of Cast gs ilk 'on aind Birass, eiither birge or small~ Our hoips are si muated at. C'ELY & JPOS. uehouse, West Greenville, where 'liwill e gilad to nmeet our friends, unnd lo any7 ork that they maiy wa nt. We buzyhcrap -oni, Brass, Copper, leadl, & c. W. 1. LONG, aug 10. 189~2 47L mI) ji OUTHI CAROLI:A ELI .RY ACADEMY, CIRLE8TON, 8. C., FOUJNDELD 1812. 'ill be re--eslalishhed October 1st, 882, fully organizdl and1. equiipped. Col. J. P. ThOMAS, Sup ay Cadeots Received from any ,ate hut to secure~ ud mi.ssion, applicat io: met made in a-lvance to (h:N. JOIINSON HA000O hairmnan Bord Visitors, Columbia.83. Address for proper forms, informnatj., & aug 17, 1882 48 l1E aidveit iser haiving been permia ntly cured of ihnt dread disease, Con mp on, by a-simple remedy, is anio: to ake known to his fellow suffer,; the eans of cure. To all who desire it, will nd a copy of the prescript ion used, fr'ee charge) with the dtirections for pre Ing dl using th saime, which they will d. a re Cure for Coughs, Colds, Consum on, sthmma, Bronchitis, &c. Parties wi Ing e Prescription, will please address, ovy A. W1LSONy10 1 Penn street, Willi sa arg, New York. Er'ror~s of Youth, 'GENTLEMAN who suthrtid for ye a from Nervous Debility, Premat e acay, and all the effe its of youthful in etton, will for the sake of suffering , ftnity, Bend free to all who nt-ed it, the .. pe and directions for, m.akin. .....