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YUditor PICKENS 0. 11., S. C. TEURDAYs SEPT. 28, 1882. For subscription, $1.50 per annum, for six tonths,. 75 cents; strictly in advance. Adve tisements inserted al one dollar per aquers of one itwh or less for the firt insertion and flfy cents for each s'usequent insertion Lfberal discount made to merchants and others advertising for six months or by the year. Obituary Noticem and Tributes of Rcspcct charged for as ariverments. Announcing Candidates Jive dollars, in lid s4tate 'Ticket. FOR GOVERNOn. HUGH S. TUOMPSON, of Richland. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, JOlN C. SilEPPARDL , of Edgeield. FOU COM I'TItOLIEl O ENER AL, W. E. STONEY, of Richland roR ATTORNEY OFNIRAL, C. RICHA1A)SON MILES, of Cliarlestor FOn PlECIRTAIY OF STATE. JAS. N. LIPSC2MUB, of Newberry. FOn1 TIC.ASUli.:R, JNO. l'ETRI 1 1C1I A B DEON, Clirendon. FOR OsPERINTENDENT OF EoUCNrioN. Goi.. ASbiltY COWAlUD. FOR AID.1UTANT ANDINSPi:CTOR G-:NERAL, A. %I. MlANIOAUl.T, of Georgetown. Forn Congrecss, TIMlID DlsTUItCT, u.D. WYATT AlIKEN, County Ticket. roU SNATI, V. T11. FIEDI). FOR TlIM 1I-'IiSLATrIAI, WO . It. 1mIRRYIfil , .J. E. BOG GS. voRlon 1\TF 1OE J. 11. NEWTON. 0. L. 1DUl A NT. i R CUNTY(O) CtIlssIoN -ilts. A B. TI A l, blY, EI:,1A S l).\Y, BI. S. FBImE\IAN. "Not Honor But Money is Needed.', So declared the llev. .1. E. White ini his t ell-taie--let Ier to~ his brot iber, Rt. D). WhIi te, the nlomfinee for luieutecinin t G overnior onl the Greenback ticket. TIhat money inst ead of honor is thie motiv e whiichi act oat ed the Greenback movement in this State hasi heen plainly aind unmuist akably demionist ra ted by every move ma itde by t hem on t political chess board since t heir fi rst org-in ization tup to this da(bte. TI'heir ridicu lou s charges against the Denuioera tic party: their silence as to thle t hei very of thle ol d 1 ad ical party, ith who m thIiey hiave aill ied themii selves, and thle chiaracteor of the menCi who aire leainiig thle movemenIii~t t, is suDfluiien t evi. dence to every hon est lun in Sou thI Cairoi na, thIiat th movement~''li 'I bodies no( god tol ( this Commionwealth. iri. Whut it hs fur, iiished thle keyi to thle miiovemienit , andi itf any moan, white (or black, with oisrdirmrv inielli -gence and an hotnest heart, will dIivest hiis mind of prejudice and exatnine (lie move ment closely. we feel sure that lhe will coime I o thle conclusion t hat lie hiad about as soon1 bie cau tght. wvithI a stoe s'Li heep upon07 his baick as to v'ot e the ticket. Look ait. lie abaracter of thle men w ho aire leatd ing thle miovemient . There is E. W . M . Macey, Bob Smalls, Samn Lee anid a host of others ont the Republican side who were shininig lights in lie Rtepublicant party durn; t~he day13s of plunder ando pillage in thie Stuit e. They are to day ral lying t heir coloired fol lowers to the support of' the Greenback ticket and do not hesitate to dleclare' t hat the success of that. ticket. means the suc cess of the Rlepublican party; that by going with the Greenbackers no0w they wnhi so cure their vote mn 1881 and car.-y the State for the Radical party. We all know, by sad experience, what the srcces s of thle R piublienn partty in this Stalte0 mieanis. Weo knIOW it. mean'iis, robtery. tebatuchery, deprecition in thle vahie of property, the languishing of' public1 schools, confiscation by taixation, negro suipr'emacy and almiot everythIiing else that is od ius and repulsive to hono ( and' 11 coimmon (I.. cency. Tihe mn who have phlaced t hemi selves at the head of the Greeniback pairty' and are co-operating with the Republicans to brIng abou, this condition of' affairs, aire generally a class of sore heads, who do niot possess the brains or chairacter to commend thema to t he support, of the D~eimocraitic party --and hence, ill their desper'ationt to pro. cure office, they would sinik the Sttat e to the lowest depths of degradtation and faisteni upon her negro supr'emtacy for all t ime to come. But thaink God there is too niuch intelligence and viirtule in South (Nrolina to permit themn to accomiplish thieir- base purposes. Our Railroad. Through a privete letter from New York to Judge Cot hraR, we learn that the terms * ~of consolidation andl merger of' the Frentch Broad & Atlaintic iR. R , pr'oposed by the Director's, will be accepted anid the consoli * dati6n pertected as soon as a meeting can bie held for that purpose. This~ places the miatnagement of (lie entire line from Aiken * 8. C., to Livingston, Ky., in the bands of t he fadends along (lhe line, and removes the last obstacle to the cotnsolidation. The 1 .prospects of thtis great road grows brighter ansd brighiter, and its friends now feel ar stred of its success. A prominent Ne w Yowk Railroad tran said to us recently that 3m egpected to ridle 'lear througa. from New Counties. - >ropodj anndmuant to tie Conalst tution, to ha, voted on at the approacling ti eleetion, rwdoing the minimutas of aquaw ji milefs4n ti fosttiOw ofiew 46eipI 4 * 625 to 400M-j Is being warmly disutitsed S a various sectlons of the State. In. Yotk County ilke candidtates fbr the Lettelsture t tare required to annouanoe their position on J this question, and it is said that those who favor ibe aiendment are sure to be de- i feated in that couinty as it is proposed to cut off a portion of York, with a portion of Union and Spartannburg and form a new county with the Court House at. Gaffney City on the Air Litne Railroad. It is said thait with the loss of territory and popula tion proposed to be taken frora Yk, it. wiould lenve the county Republican; and so with Union. This then would be again to the Republicans, and those who are ad vowating this new counity movement on the grounds of increasing the white or Demo cratic representation in the Senate would prepare the knil'e to cti their own throats -so we take it for gianted that York, Union fand Spartaiburg will vote against the amendment, and seid Representatives to the Legislature who will oppose the ra. tiliention of the aien(ment in the event a majority of the people should vote in favor of it in the general election. The eitizens of Greenwood and Ninty Six in Abbeville County, are also anxious to have a new county, Witlh the Court Hloause e'ither at Greenwood or Ninty Six. Should this division take place, we are fetarful that citlaer Ahbeville or ile proposed new cotun ty would be ieptblican. We are inclined t ) think it wotld be Abhbeville. as tihe leaiviest !iegro ruiijority we thiik is onl file Sava tna hi side of The colaily. Then it will be 8eeti tha t this would1 also be a Republi cnn gain. But let u14 coie inarer home iand see low the proposed new coInty areraigemncuat will erfl.c 1 our own iliterest. Albeady there is a movotment oi foot to ctl off at portion of this County (Coilral township and the lower porlioll of iiurrie tie, ) a portion of Ocolee anid a portion of Andersol iand forim a ne w cou iaty, Withi tho Court House at (itiher Certral. Seneca Chy or Pendleton. There ivouid evid. illy be :a sliarp fight. be it w an all tiree of Ihiese rival places for tle Couret Hlouse, shioubal their hoples of a new conlily be reailizel: and! neaiter of tlie places are near tlie centre of' the proposed itew colilty. This .w coulily wo11 certainfly be De mocaatie, nid woahI4 leave ihe counties froi which it is pio posed to be lake In als:o illae ic lh t with the probability o leavinitg Yortk amil Ulnion liepubilican by thle forati otn of thle niew coiunty of U at! ney , or wihiat eer lt lme ma ti b e gi vent it, iandl ot oi sk n g Ahhalevill li tepubhlican f als, it wvill Ibe seenatli. the gain to the liepul'ieaas will Ite two ini the Semite iand the nmber of Ii epresenitatlivcs itt thle 11 ousxc a hat may beo i hlo wed thlese i liut ies. We are not atloraaaist atnd dlo not nurake athese tatlem entsx .ilinply foar e'ffect, butt tip m'. autriy of getleinen'~ who~ are l horougthly postle.l as to iae politles aind voting popubaition of Ihle countamies na:aaaed, anad to show imr readers howii falhlaceiouas are the targunnaiis of t hose whoa advocate the faormaat ion oft n.w cotunties upon01 thle graotds of polit ial O~adatage to thec white peopule of the State. Bait aiside fromtt Ithese reasons we athink here is siill a bta'oaigera onie tha. shmot'h intlhaence thle llenniaeratic vote.rs of thle Stat~e to vote algal lit al h a tliientl llt. We aill knoaaw Ilha ini a form ofgovernmenut like ourls, especially itih xsuch a Volting poplaa ~ti ais Sauth Catroal Iit: bis, thle cola tit ill ilitie aascena lenicy of nao party is aissuread. Suappose a le Graeentback liepublli (tnl rainy shoultid suacceeda in carryintg thle eletioan, (wich ( we 'do not conacedle in t his L'ction11, baut it iy bie po~ssibl e ini rhe niear fiututre) thley) would havte, uinder t his 11ropo sed1 C-msI itltrionaIltandment, ihie metants of perpletnailing ihe ir ownt power~i inadeftinitehy. They conid mak. ini ite lower part (af thle SUite just as mianiy Repubhljian caautie s as~ they' miight des-ire, antd coubll, itf theay desir ed, obabler'ate ever'y naew caaunity thait.- hunit bec est ablishied in the tup country. In addi tioni to this it will split andia divide (aurt owna people. Int every sect ion where a new couttiiy is deshied. a new coauty paty will bie oarganized, wh lo will run i candiadat es in acco~ardian~tce wiith tir own Oiviews, attil alahose wvho opposec the new counatty wv.11 do likewiuse iand thle tutitly of lthe 1)emaocratic party wiill theta be ai inag of the past. It will accomi pl1ish just wh Iat lie Ratdicals declaried was thiaria purtpose in endlorsiniig the ( Or.:eack ticket-that Iis, it wiill d1iid ae alae Demtiocraitic paty rad eiiatle them to oaverthraow it. Thetet reta sn eg-ills th le polii tia teatuires of thie tamendiment we thitnk are~ sillicienit. Naiw asx to thle effect new caouinties wouthal lamve iln giv lag 'Utaniue:tux to coainnneree" sprein-g lip,"' and1t in uak inig toutrishing towns an id risinag cit ies" ax cl.am ed by ourK fiend~t oif the Sa/ll Argu/is. It is not thie numba er of little t owVOnandl counaty Court I louses hat give "'ant imli etusx to conunlterce." bait railher railroaids anti othier fatcilit ies for Itansporlationi and nieans ol cona nutn ication wvith the ouitsidle world, togethier with the increasecd aigi ictubutrai ain I mianattactuIired roducats of the cotyl t. and Ithe in Itroutc tion of' a lhriitty, intlelligenat pop'ilationa - Tlhais cain otnly Ibe done by the~ buiiling of niew railIroads anad faict ories. A few little Coatet Ilouse toawns wvill not do it, as5 may13 be seen't by a vi sit to (aur sisteri Staite, Ge or gial, whteire ihiey have smalh! coutie ts, and ' inl many insxtantces t he shiabbaiest t ownsx 'ad poorest paublic buaildinogs of ainy State in the ~Union . I houagh ahey ire a pro garessive, eniter'prisng people. Their platces oaf commaerce' hav e not grown u1tp at t hir Court Ilouises, buit r'ather at. railroad aind ii manuifactur ai ng cemIires. As to its " enablinag our people to be better politically organ izx ed and( to stick closer a ugelther,"' we haave already showni how it would have thte con trairy effect. IPickens is t he smalle'st County in thle. State in area arnd popuilaition, yet it is al ready proposed to rob us, underci the new county scheme, not only of a rort ion of our populationi, buit also of the trichaest an-d most prosperons section of' the Couanty. We (10 not believe that the citizens ofIPickens. pro pose to suibrulit to any such arraungemaent andl will so express thems~elves on the 7th Ulnited States Jurors. We noo thIat the following citisons of ds Ccuni have been drawa to serve as pi the.United States' Oenr at the 01 rIttei Qftenvillead February next S$4t;e regtulir term in Auigust next. Speoll-l term:, Grand Jury-J. 1H. Am ter, J. M. Moseley, James Turner. Petit ury-Jereinish Looper. August term: Grand Jury--Thos. Par. in8, 11. 0 Smith. Petit Jury-B. B. Oil trap. J. D Warnock, M. S. Kenuernure, lolu J. Cantrell. The Greenbaokers of Oconee met at Wal balla last week and nominated the follow ing ticket: For the Legislatnre; Oeo. R. Cherry, J. M. Ilunnicutt. County Comnissioners; J. R. Cleveland, C. WV. Hln(. J. WV. Cannonm. School Commissioner; J C. Iunnicutt. Coroner; J. B. Sanders. Mestirs. Cherry and Sanders have declii - ed tie protffered honor, and the others, if they accept will be soundly beaten by tite 1)enocrats ot Oconee. MR. Ei>IToT: Du ring the past do cade the s ubject of education has re eived the Special attention of aill our best men. Tho standard of taclers tias been rising h iglier and higher every year, until we can now coifi detily expect, to fitid our' schools presided over by competent teach Is. Pickens C'ouity ii n)ow prepa ringi 1to standl~ side ny side With her' -ister Atlantic Coutities in the wa1y of hter scho->1 and teachers. Ill dil erent seet LIOiS, Commodious bild ings ar) beitig crected For sehmcl purposes. You Iive ill processi of building that, will be tiln hotior and tilt orntamuient, to any county in the State. You have had a largo and well condcted schtool tiis year; in (Iced it lias succeeded beyond the htopos of everyonle. Pickens s hoild be proud of her sehool, ier children atid ler techers. It was my priv-, lege Lo Ipeid a fe w hours ut in01 (tit' teit )iroois not lo:)g sinco. In Llte Prepar.m!tory DepartenetL, Over' witielb Miis Ida Bradley pre.ides. I spent tan ltioir and Ieartd quite a utenri I.' of classes reit.e, atill ol whlichi shtowedl tho suiccess of t he tea~ce . W hile' there, list ening~ 1o the ha~ppy wa~ shte ladmi a im,,partiing kunowledg-' to hert pupils, I icninded~ she ht~il lfound( hier calling, in whuU~ib fi''ild. I piedilet for ther siucess anid The putpils of Miss Nantnie EI wards, thie mu)Uic teaeber, bespiak for hier equa ; I~l(:ucess. At thre seut .ding oif the khl, wei reati red to the Principa:il's roomu. wherce ii thie midst~ (1 85 pupils, titna thie mosOt p). rfeet order, we listened to a (debatk' qiiie a tuiber- of the yunig lidies and1( genltleen. Thei . ir-gtumelnts were written and convinttced meit of thie fuct thti thy had been I hoOily intIrited in the E1tg lish laag, butt that 1thes hiadI tailent of a high order. Pien~u has long needed stich a school, iinid umlrier thie iiLnogenwntt of Prof. asnd I1lcts. Measi, i, io b anl oriat met t, and the pride o u on Hur ricane Items. D)EAR SENrTINELT: Sinico the pri my le(!t 101n has~ passe~d a w ay ro qutiet, and to te gratificationi of some4. anrd the soi row of others, I will a LtOmt to1( let youri reaideris here from tis 5e(tiont of our Cotuity aigain, sincry opuig wh'iat I write (1rop wats niever muc et ter, which I think is a greast bilessinig to thie coutr y. Cottonf is beginn~ttig to open, aned is going to ho a very fiti crop, pr'ovided the frost. re mainsri off late. Th'le cotton crop~ is about one mth)l i laterci than IL was last yeatr. We had oneo of thIe hteavi'est rasinus her some4)1)C time sin ce I t i IthasM felt Msice the Junti rain of 1877, but it did no't much (himaigo. We had,( quito an infeirestinrg pro, tracted mteet1 ig at Pr'ater's I reek (hutrch a shotrt whtile since. Thtere Professors M~c~..'horter' and J. D). OI' Bry3's ' schtools arie still inlt orest,. ing. 'These genitlemnt acre doing a goodi work. Missec~s E Ia amnd M~ollie Payne, t. wo( Of Georgiac's acc'omtplishted y'oungI hldies, are visiting Mrs. WV. N. Pay ne of Iihi's sectiont. M r. S. Baraker hats puruchased ni tar'ge steut u eginse. anld is gointg to puLt~l ip aCottoni gin antd saw nill. Mtr. Barker is one of 01ur most on terprising citizens. OesEavER. Sotme Itime ag( we mentionied that twvo younlg meni by Ithe natme of Cox fr'omu Green vitl IC ounty13 C expcted tol tocnte at this plaice and1( otgage in m1er'jan tite busin "ss. T1'he inforIm a tion was co rr(ct, with I t he exceptioni of (the name wh 1c~ )ich shoul d have been AshmoreC insteatd of Cox. A Big Success. "My wi fe wri in bed two years with a comnplicat ion of disorders her physicians I could not cure, whien I was he.l to try Par ker's Oirno.. InW . 'G OING INTO L[QUIDATION."' Phe Doom efthe Greenback Plunder ere Foretold. OaAm@sImono, September 16.-H-laving ieen a published letter of W. W. Hinsell ad Ireseed toGen. Wlar, chairtan of the State Democratit Executive Committee, forbid ling any attempt on the part of Democrats lo divide time at Greenbuck neetiugs, I oAled upon Ger.. Ilar to day, and found that Ihe following correspondence had taken pinue. LETTeR OF w. WALKER RUS#BUjL. COLUMBIA, B. C., Sept. 18, 1882. Gen. W. F. JZLAR, Chairman Democratic 9tato Executive (Comtnittec-Dear Sir: As chtaiminan of the State Executive Committee of the Oreenback Labor party For South Carolina, chirged witi the stipevision of the campaign for State and Congressiohal officers now progressing, I deem it ily diuty to notify you that any attempt to divide line, according to tle nethhods heretorore practiced by Democratic partisans, will be resistedt as an invasion of the rights of tree speech aid assemblage. These rights are guaranteed both by the Constitution of the State and of the United States, and we will rcsist any such intert'erence by all lawful n eans. In this connection allow 1me to call your attention to Section 5,220 of Re vised Statutes ot the United Slates and decision of United States Court in case of Cruikshiauks, 98 Otto, Supreme Court Re ports, or same catse Woods, Circuit Court iteports. Very respectfully, W. WALKER RUssELL, Chairman State Executive Committee. GEN IZLAR's REPLY. ORt.\N()rn.URG, 8. C., Sept. 15, 1882. W. WALK te RUssELL, Esq , Chairman State Executive Commit tee Greenback Labor l':arty, Columbia, 8 C.--Dear Sir: I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter sid dressed to Gen W. F. Izlar, chairman Demn Ocrlt ic State Execut ive Comnittee, under date Sepiemher 18th. 1882. As I have the honor of being tile chkiriman of tle liate mentioued comnittee, I presume the same is intended for ic. In reply I would say that your Cotmm Ilitnication is wini ing both ill propriety and reason, Without. pausing to discuss the impropricty of your letter. wlic:l is apjiparent to even the castal reader I will say that no joint discussion has beei had. so far its iiy observ.Ition goes, which would warran it the comintuia cation. In Or angebtirg County we have had several jo:u t discussions. At one, a Democratic meeting Mr, NlcLane was iccolrded inore ttie than any of the l)emocratic speakers. At an ot her, cialed i tlie interest of yotr party, Mr. Wtaniaimiker, a Democrat, was given tn opporttl tly to speak. If tle result s of these Ieetinig4 have not been pleasant or siat isfict ory to you, I know of no law and no tart .cle ot eit her tie St!ate or Federal Con stitut ion which is or Ias beel Violtled. Al 110 joint titScuSsiini ayVwhere inl the St1 te, so far ats imy intlniaiit iol ext elis, 1111s titre beeii ant iivasio of the rig!it of free speech t1nid a-se idbAigae, :tiad thlie un, stiness uiaifiested in yourl le; er (which mi hiave seen fit to pubtd sh.) mulisi sin-ely aiise firomT tile tact t hit thle iresitls of allI the j(in itt iscuit ons . so fari. hav e beeni such a: to coinvin1ce even you~ I hat thle pri inc~ples of your1 pjIsty will t'oi stuiid tihe test of logie anid reiison Again. t her es no' -in'a-ion of he igi oftI tee speech" ' i y our ad versary gels the better om you i mi joint di .-cusMionl, byv reason of the crilse whieli he espouses :niil thle m11gainenits inl suipporft of lhe canase. I titil t o see tIle :11 tie:I nin of Sect ioit 5..220) of the lievi-sed Sinuuttes of the United States to the .,ihj.-cli upont whi you1 haive tatken thre libieiry to adrhiess me Thlia Sec I ion Ired to .Nation 'I bu ik-, a siubject tabout wivach therde i ighit properly be a jo n; di'StiXidlln e this timne, bait oneit wil y .or eih to t id of faaue j':cC& .iad t he ir vasiona ai lie ti ghlt nf I taee Spc. I atm a ery respi. ci Iiiliy, .T.ss. Izr..un, Saection 5,2' of the aliev isedl St ~ates, to wil chl .\1 r. liu isel' refers, rea-ls as to. ows: "*.\t'y associationJl miny go into liquadrnth.in nad be cloced by the Vol e aof its sh-arehiold ers oJwningl I wo iih.rds if its stock."e It is- indaeedh difij-il! to iimaginle what oh eet NIir. I issell tha d j in view ini r'ete.ing! to be. tibove sect ion, 118 there is noit tie ire nlotest connetistona with Ih le siijec~ tjoui Vhichi lhe writeas. Yaotlur)ore'ponden.t aiskedI ll Iziar Ito exphna, tbut hie memed mneh'i mzr-zled, auni replied: "I tie coannecttin be w en taree sp-techI and- thle Nai oniial Banks ! 5 ablout a1s Ciiosand pert1 inlent ats tihe reseim >lance bedtwen th le Coal ituntoa of the Uaii ett statIe- tniss'uated ini the Graeenbh'ack phit -riI furt ter sud: --ENnal mitjting' i ti the Jelnocr'at ic parity is til aosneintion01, it is nlot lesirouals of goi- *g ito liqishutiion juist yet, mad n one 01 its Shatlreho iers wvill conisenit to) : oe it unitit thle last. tnohc.it, be lhe cal ted 3 reenibacer, Repuabb ean or In:dependlent, -hall hiave ceased to tight algatust good gov rliaiieat in~i iothl Car-o inma. WVhen lie D~emtiocrat ic ptirty dte rmiiines to go. ito0 hq - iaidat ion, or to winda up its atfairs anad set the its ((ebts to Ilie publichi, I ama certini it will ?tmploty oilier aget s t han tihe liepub rican Clreeinackers. Ilonlesty atnd inltelligence will be ind iispensiible quarliiat ions, andi these viI taes are sadly wantinbg in t hat piai ty, as t hey hi.. ve opienly announlcedl as their watchiword 'Not hionor' but. money.' As to the vohuine oft reports referred to by Mr . thussell, thie General says lie had niever seen "98i 0t1to;'' t hat reporter having publid-ed only thle 183thI volumtie so tar. It nmay be thiat Mr. liussell has seen thle mlanuilsciipt for such fitu'e voluamme, or thaut his infUormia iaitn was derived fromtf ex .J udage Mackey, and t hat theit J udge had in hiis ind til'eter s lieport s," Wi i which lie seems quite fai iliar ''So watchi 'Tom." Being iunable to get a satisfactory expla nat ion, your corresponlden t concluades t ht Mir. Russetl menant t hat the G reen back Rad, ical aIssociat uion xpe'cts to go info "lIiqutida ion'" after thle 7thI of November next, on faccrutnt of' thle oiverwhlelmning Demiociat ic majorj ity 3, clolse its affiriis, and, it is to he hiopid, settle its dlebts to thet pubtlic, not, hiowever', With Fiat monJiey. I hA Ex Judlge Macktey who some11 iime backde. cied not ta be0 a canid ate foi'r Gong.-ens h is reconsidr red anid says he will si ink tin il the eleact iont closes. 8o ouri~ friends over in thle fifth Di1istrict~ inay'watc h Tlomii." A Loss Prevented. Mlany lose t heir betauty froml the hair fall jing or tauiing. P'arker's flair Balsam saup, lplies necessar'y nourishmeilnt, p1revents fail ig andl gr'ayness anal is an elegant dIreit. sing.4 Best ever made, Emtory's Ltttle Cathartic 1'lEs, pheasant, to fake, sugar-coated; no griping; only 15 cents a b)ox, of' Lirtggist s or by mail. Standard Cure Co., 114 Nassau street, New York. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.. A Special Meeting of the Stockholders of 'o Fi-ench Broad and Atla ntic Ilailroadl 30milpanly will b)e held t Geville C. 11., . C., on the 30th tday of October, 1882, o he purpose of rat ifying the onsolidat f id Road, by the Directors, wit other oads in North Carola, Tenessee nd etuonky. -i oCD '~'~'CD C/> CD CD ~6 O For the Legislature. Edy- Fs.zLow Crrmt;':ss Take notice thai l J. LG)4)PER am a cand(idatec for Repre sentaitive of the !;eople or P'ickenls ('otn.y a ensing ('l('li I.nI, 8ublj ect o Wit. L of' ii I'aa.ented Dec. 41 i. 1S'77 ---o -- - rjjji i to inf '.ini the peop'e if 8oti I U'tnin t h I we*( are 4. h e 4.'Vr ort I b i .\:int to~~I~ Fil -i in in i t hey oIIrs l conlvintce.l0Iof is uperiiority* over* all nihle trute t-Ip''r tooth wt'i. Ii a1 nee'ile* point. Mir says "It gle enter.1'd-lie h~2le of'' hi.' cono sohl his, cotlon forp '.. cetIl s peri pon. muir huii aniy other.~ Coile'tat. I Vle knows bi slic.es, I..is h rLgeale ul 'nie o Ii zig do n by the )'Neill \laiebIi.' P'er--ons wi:shuing thter G ins Filed by ti ders~on :1n. i'eenillde, wil plea~'se ailles it. E. IBOW l.N II Ih-igg, l'ostellice, lPicene at1 on1ce toiii do Vhe wortk. Theyi~ will utnia havt e to stop gininl 2 or 8 botuts. P'rie 12.1 cets per saw. W. I>I) h\'*Y E sept 28. 188S2 2 i f JUST ARRIVED AND W1TLL BE SOLI for tihe present ait 10 cenuts per lh. Large stock Linseed Oil, boiled and iaw Pain t Brush es, all styles', always ia stock. We wvill sell you the same MaIchine 0 for 50 cents that cost you usuallly $1.00 pe gal'on. CALL (ON US FORl PRATT GINS. Schofield Engines and Presses. Estey Sewing ichines. Whbeeler arnd Wilson Sewing ichines. Clari''s Seed Cottoni Cleaner, best thin oult. Times Cook Stove andI othier varieties. Cook's Evaporators andu Victor Can 'I ills. $2.00 Bead1stea~ds and other Furniture. Wagon Mlat erial, all kinds. All kinds Oil, Copail Varnish and TurI ptnline 00 dIraughit. We are preparinig a cornftortable wago yaird for out mountain trade. LANT BUJT NOT LEAST 'Ae have the largest and cheapest Stoc of General Merchiand isv. in Pickens. 11 especfutlly, HOR1T4)N & BROWN, Liberty, S. C. sept 14, 1882 ri YIRESIDENCE, in the town of' Cen. I talPicensCounty, 8. C. Th'le flous, is well built, and conas Six Rooms am one Servaun 's Roomt below. At a trifling expense t~wo good Blasemeni ilooms could be made, as lie lHouse is hiig I and well underpinned withI brick. The Lo IS thlree quart ers of anu acre--pl'mity o choice lriIt and several varieties of' grapet atnd strawberries. Sitttion des irabile, al the corner of Main anid Illapton Streets anid near' the Posroflice. Price, Nine IIlundred ard Twenty...g Dollars, Terms Cash. AL30. FOR SALE, One Quarter Acre lluilding Lot on Mair S. root. neuarv onn~osih. Imm m:a rI7OL or ?HE I Whent You Comne to Cre en VyIle, dont forget to Call at thae Origianal !alNors Odoing Hogun, UNJDER COMMIYERCIAL HOTEL, Opposite Dr. Walter's" Drug Store, - where you wilt find the larIgest anid best assortmenctt of MEN'S, BOYS Youth's Clothing, Ian thae uapper p>art of Soutth 4. arolina. SatIsfaction Guaranateed, MONEY RETURNED. S. BRAFMAN. Pr'oarieteor. M. Warren Ford, auv 3l 1882 6iml O PE NS O CT O B ER 3 d. 18382. Courstes of 8'tud(y-G'ienra Science, Cl1;ss'enci coursde. I *at ini 'oue t. Partial Couzrses. ini Er~lish St udies, - Practical Ma thema.~us, 1'rac: ical A gr icual St udets admiiitt ed to anyV courise for wi.c he a~c ire il upred. A nual Fe~I e of $ 10, for rep Lirs Board, in i ivjate fain ilies8. from' S2 t o $15 a imontih Excel leni tboard ini messess ait from 38 t Sl$ui. Entire ex pen-es neced noI exceed #125 ~; ough I not to ex ceedl $175, For 1urthe IiC iltor)ulii oniai, addr1 ess lN.JA \llN SLO.\N, Seciretariy of Fa culy, C'1Ithunia, S. C. snog 24, 1882 41') TAX NOTICE! TiUEASUREIVS OFFCE, ) PIcto:Ns C. 11., Aug. l5ih, 1882. IN accordnce withI thle Supjply Ihil ap, Lpoved February O ib, 1882, not ice i., hceeby given that thIiis (oflice will be open foar thle cellection of taxes Friday, NelpteLnaler 1svla, and will remaini open uantii October 31st. r The rate per centinm of taxes is as tol, lows: Strate purposes, 4P2 mills. P'ast 1ladeb r 'iedness, 2 miills. linilroaid tax, 8 unisl. Schiool fax, 2 ssil's. P'oll Tax, $1 00. For i le convenience of thle taxpayers I will n' tend ait the following places on) days g namiied, to wit: C'entral, Monday and Tuesday, 9ith and 10Oith Oct ober. Liber'y, Wednesdlay and TIhursday, 11th e anud l2ilh October. Eaisley, Fridaiy and Saturday, 1 3th and 4th October. 1)acuisville, M1ondaiy, le I h October. P'umnpk into wn, Tue nsdasy, 1 7thI. EuLsstaitoe, King's 8tore, V.ednesday, 18th Oct ober. II Hurricane, Thursday, 19 hi October. A nad for bal bio of t ime in my office at thea Couirt liouse. Taxpayers will planse attend at the ap, poinitmlents by 8 o'clock P. M. k In all caises where the May Installment has not beens paid a Penaalty of I lye Per' Cent will bie aidded to said Ilustaillment. All taxes remiaining unipaiid on the first day of November will incur a. Penalty of 15 Per Cent, aind will be cosllected by distress or other wise u:ntiI! 5:h of November; after that date the County Treasurer will proceed' to collect, by levy and sales as provided by law.. T1ax's are payable in the following kinds of funds: Gold and Silver Coin,. United 3 States Currency, and Naitionial Itlank Notes. J. HE. BOW EN, County Treasurer Pickens County. aug 81, 1832 60? $4,00,O00 ASSETS. FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. TF YOU WISH INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE ON YOUR DWV1LLING, FUftNI TURE, MERCHANDISE,, &o., apply to G. W. BOWEN, THE. A3SI CIIANCE 01' ALL. WE WILL FOR THE NEXvr THIRTY DAYS OFFER TO OUR FRIENDS A N ) the public generally, tho bemL clanco to buy a Choai :alt ofClothgg, AND WIEN WE SAY CHEAP, WE MEAN C H EA P. Look at our reductions in pri(efH, Suits formerly sold lat $28.00, will now be sld for *21.00. Suits formerly sold at 83, Wilf now be sold For $16.50. Suits fortnerly sold at *16.00, will noC)W be sold for' $11.50. Suits formerly sddlit $10.00, w ill now be sold at 86.50. All other Goodm, seb nad H A TS, U M IIR E L b A S, Sil Ii is COLLA RS, CU F FS, CR A V AT-S, Alnd i1ANDKERCHIIE.'S, Will be sola at lroportionately low prices. 'I his is doio to make room for our largo WINTER STOCK" W hie w expecIt to t1.reus so. Reminbe~hur thesec Goods must ao svill be' boht. M1(c7AHIAN & (1WINN'A~ P. F'. F.\ l.\ E :Sul s (IT ~1A ND, . Mauldin Blocl, unig 7, iM8.1 46~ - Dr. Westmoreland's 'Tetter O.intimerott. D)R W ESTMrlELAN'r ETTER OIN't. M 1ENT will cure aul Shint Disc.~ese, ,uch -., Te'tt er Worm, Bitig Worma, Scuald Ilead, Balt-ber's4 l., &.~ j'taNI'FAU' tHtn ASil FOR SALE BY4 WESTM4ORELAND BSIOS. Who~lesail ruiggists, Emua'ion House B~loc~ (Gn'e umville, M. O. For sale by LR. J. W. QUILLAIN, Esaley f'~ a t jolt. junte 1. l882 37 - nm IRON WORKS. GREENVILLE. S C. BEARD, LONG & C( Pr~1oprietors. I th Aitgut.' we will be r'eady to re- * .uln kruds of .\ IaNEIRY , EN Gl N h8. &c. llving i fit iClass Mouldler, will be able to do all kinds of Castings in I rotu and firass, either lirge or small Ot. Sh.ops are situated at CELY & 11110. Wanrehouse, West Greenville, where We will be gad to mecet our friends, nnd do any work that they maly want. We buy Scrap 1rou, Brass, Copper, Leadi. &c. \I. F. BEARD, h J. LONG, '~ Y & 11RO. nug 10. 18592 47 Om James G .Black, (NREENVILLE., - - U. (. ------ J EWELRY, GREAT VARIIETY of-Goods in stock. SELLS THE ORG.AtNETT.* Any child can make Sweet Music oor.. recily. Price $10. SPECTACLES. you can see close and far off. Give mne a call wheun you visit the City. aug 10, 1882 47 6m. TIo Consumptives. f'I bi advert iser' havinig be.-u perhmanently . ured of thit dread disease, Consump-. tion, by a simple remedly, is anxious to make known to hits fellow suO'erers the means o, cure, To all who desire it-, he will s.end a copy of the prescription used, (free of charge) with thes directions for purperinag and' usnug the same, whicoh they will find a sur.e Cure for Cough., Colds, Coneumapt ion, Asthma, Ironchitis, &o. Parties wishing the Prescription, will pleas. addrees, R~ev. K.'A. W IILSON, 191 Penn - treet, Williams., burg, New York. AError,. ol fllot, A NET-LE MA N who s"tferedJ for yars frmNrvu ebility, Prernature D~ecauy, tand all the effests of youthfl india, cret ion, will for the 8.ako of s';&m-inE bu.' inanity, send fr-ee to All who need I, t.h e re cipe tand directions fot miaking the simple retmedy by wicho he wa o,,,--a 8wlea