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TH E' SENTINEL. D. F BRADLEY .Editor PICKENS C. II.,S. C.: THUR'tAY SEPT.13, 183. TERMS : bor subscription , $1.50 per annnt forsix >nths. 75 cents; strictly in advance Adve tisentents Inserted al one dollar per "!ar3 of one iuc h or less for the first insertion ad fifty cents for each subesrtuent insertion. iberal lisconit natne to merciant.- and others vorrtising for s'x monhs or by the year. Obaary Notice, an'l Tri/utes of Respect arged"for as ai/vertisemcnts 4 onouncing Candidate -Jive dollars in ad snce C-ill for hieeting of Farmers. We me rqiuested to tt-k the farmers of ickens Couttnty to 'teet at this place on uesday of Court week, the 18th instant, ir the purpose of utniting in an effort to P'ctre from the guano ccnpanies such re uction on guano debts as they can nifford o make. Tl'h'o disntrous results of the lrouth, it is very reasonably claited, .:ustity such a request. It is hoped all who can will Dttend the meet'ng. The proposed action is to be sit, ly a request and not a denntd. Carolina, Cumberland Gap & Chicago Railroad. Cnptain Kirk, with it well organized corps is now at this place making a pertaiettt surrey of the Carolina, C'unherlatd Gap and Chsicoga Railroad. e! this place and fron Itere on thro-tglh Lastatoojtlap. T'Ihrre tines will be run at Ihis place, one, tlie old line, is toutsile the corI-orate limits of the own, bt the oilier two are within i the .otrporaite Iimits, one running down Town reelk, crossitig Eastatoe street, between 1r. .1. C. rilin's residence and ihe bridge, -rsaing the creek it the lwer end of his tautl ,uns ind tip a braneh, interseceing the Ibl line near Twelve MIile creek. TIse ther ltine runs almutt firoutgh tle heart of Iown, by the tlethodist chirch, and will ,"rose Town creek near Lathmt and Clut nt's tills, antd will probaldy then run up North 'Iwelve M ile. Captnain Kirk i hinks both the latter routes are more practicable Ihan the first, anl hatht one of thta will be adopted, which, of course, ie can not yet indiente, as lie has not yet coipleted the <tlrveys, T1itere is hardly a <Itestion bit what the road will be unilt, and at lte 4tockholders meeting in Novenber inpor - anit tasues will be taken looking to nn -arley cotmenceient of the work. A reunion of ('omptanies I and It of itie lilt South Carolina Iteginet and of Cotn tanty C 4th Battalion, washeid at this place u lhe 3d instant. There vas not a large ttendance, b't mnuch inforintion cotncrn tag the ('oc panies was obtained. The tieeting wits rather informial and no per, >(t cnIini ott arril nit, fas thoiase preet ought it hest toi cotnsult wvithI o:hr wtcx vho ere niot picesentt before lie cid all ttoldl be -ited. It isa very pirobtable i hat the callI ill bte mtiade, a pcimitanenttt organtizat tion Eeacd, atl nd nnnual mie< tigs hueld her ier. A li-at of thle Cotin paieis repr-esenited thle meet ing wvill be pubhl isheal hiereiaft er *the St:x-isi:L., and all surtivivors iniih unity nre irequeastedi to scruatintize thle lisats di assist itn inaking lema comiupleate. A numbttler of gent lia-ti oif Nuort hlaiole t U tiori couti iy, have org-ianizedl ihetms-elvies at a igi lattiee cont uniltt ee fair the sutpprevs ti of the tritlie in whiskey. which hats mt ciarrtied ona in their idast for somle tiie te gra-ct inijuty of thet communitti'-y. lie liiaim awere itapted look intg to the proOs it ion ofa-cry person iviolaiiniig thle laiw. a--is.( Gouod & Esates, is ati Ilers, werei- wit iupont by~ i a camliniee andti reies-tedl to cont tinue thleir bintess- wiaacht thei y cona ted to alo oat the first oif August, last A Stirring Up Promnised. Ftomi the Gr-eenv-illa D)aily News. 'e may looak for- s-uch a st-irring uap of rtaptti ini thle cotinlueit or reen'mi-tie ia a- oive! ini Pickenis las wvill taaike ilhea coun-i hiold its atose. The goi'eiintient hats t iiaketn cogni znn lce o0 notol riousti taet tad tviive ntnd vigilantt sipeciail tagenat is it a s. 1 : am .j a a fact, which will he tantttajrd by~a aite evia,ence to be- preseni ., Il at 1-ititzents hiave i-c een rcpeatedi-ly 13 it * i-i ottni. neihargea. e-x-inedu andial lowaeda go hiotie Ian blii or oitheri ie-i, rieiarsteda * vilaitionl or ,nnitherai seci on,a- ean inted -d sent homtte aiguin0, itnd laina-aiately i-e reste can td ree-xamtined-, w hi-tn tie if fert - cha-g-s coold all have beean inv esa-I I at a-nce, ithe mutilicat ion ofr artts inig for lie purIpose a f mhaipii~lyinag lie Sstat. It is- turther- suite I thuat of twencaty, ght cases brouight b efore thle Cottnuniisin -at Pickeons in tine reee-a.t mionith t wetty wer'e dismtissedi, thliat otte fout h of all tha v*-era of' Pickenis Countty hiiae at di fferet - ies been tarrestedl for vioht iitns of thle -vennse laws, that ttnnny of tIe caes-a haave beent proyena utt erly I ri lintg anal withouaat nndat ion, anid ithat t here hias bieitn "att Ii'g" Of hogna distlleiesa, vath-t issueii ofr '3airrents withliti prtoper oatattie atal a ga-n a systemtatic iawindale of the goverm- ntu, oppression of the people atnd reckless vio t t.on of the rights aof citiAenshaip. 'The ntewspapaers andl the pcoptle have ide chiargest similar to these aovei atad over aiin, but they have tnoat beetn hcard tintil aw, bitt honest ofliciails htavie gone to waork *last, and thank God, there is a gooda ospect thait the rascials will be turnead out di a hope that somae of them will be tturnied Nameu anid epeeifientionsa will protbabaly be -veAled to tus nad to the public before lonig. Iny agoodl moutntaineer- will have his long re pnid for lhim, and will see the meni to have ridtdeni over him roughshlod ant .-t-going a very tifght squeeze. Nelson Mos chartged ws'ith the utlitng of Ju-aes Ledfot'd in Spatr bnrg Count.y in 1876, was tecent.. estod aut Cedatr Rock in this uand enrrlied to Spar'tanbuhrg ait tr'ial -FITh G,~oern-, d re-tt,d' for daap The ontlook'for the farmers of South Cat olina is very gloomy. The long dronght r has been general, ant it is fair to estimate for the State at htt that. not exceeding three fnurths of nu average crop of both rc corn and cotton will he nande. The crops S in 1882 were the best that hnave been tnde fr in this State since the war, and the inrnerr began tIhe present year under especinall3 tnvorable cenditiotns. The stock of blud St sttlffs was the largest Itnta the war, nnd it a wins fervently hoped that with anotlertavor .ble year tie fartners would be ennlblel to get even with the world. A success-ion ofit nufavorable eawons ias effectually blight. t el the prospects whioh were o eneseraging it tihe begining of thn' prevent W'op year. e The cold wet spring grently retarded plant b ing operations, and interfered with the growth of the fall grain crops, and with the I spring seeding of oats and other cereals. i 'l'he yrelh% of the rtlmll grain crops wns very t m uch redned by these untowardt circut stences, and it was into i in tihe season before s active wt ork could ho con lanced on tihe farmas. Then inmny sect ioins nthere wer*ea nitm'lrots conplnints of scarcity of availa ble labor, and to add to the cotnplication (f the situation, just when the crops were begiuning to gru't vigorously, all tis wsas r suceded b; the feuifu drought of July and August. The ANes'ut and Courier publirshes to-dsty Special reports tro111 twenty-nine of tIe tihir ly-th-ree counties in the 8 aie, showing thea cowlmit ion of thle cona atnd cot on cr'ops. .t in Abbeville conty the 3 icld of corn w ii not be more than one-half of an uvernge crop, nuid the yield of coton n1ot exceeding one third oft an average crop. Upiaud-curn t is almost ia comnllete failure, atm bottom a corn will not. nmake more thain the half of tiat average yield. In Aiken county only two thirds of a cot ton crop will be nulde. and about inre four- I the of ia corn crop, as compared with last . year. In Anderson cointy the cotton crap will fall short of the nntnal,yielh fully filty per ' cent. Upland corn i s ian entira failure, imid I loitonm corn witl lnt make more tihan thrac : fourth1tis of tI he average ytel in lharnwell coutnty the yield of bothn corn itail w,ttmn wis not exceed thmee rourlhs of r an nyerage crop. In some sections of this It comny the caterpillars have appeared and e are spreaiding rap1idlly:Ii In lieainft cominty three fourths of an nvet"age crip of colton is expected nind1l hit. little or no corn. The cotton on the xeni is w bands iias been attackel lay the c:Iterpillars, winch are pl.aying havuc t In Iierkeley ount' the whole season was uofavor4ai:ble to the successlaI growl Ii of th a crols; tit it is cstinnted tiat cotton will be of S5 per cenlt. of Ilhe cropi of 1t88t, and1 Ihat gt the corn crop has been cut short at least ten si Very ms:ch the sale estimile may also h he nnmde tlr- ('hrlestotn comnty, ham tie rav ce ages oif t lit catell l,r on the seat islnids duti - it ning the past three weeks hiave been leatrful ann t he prospectfor an Ctrage Crop are growing less every day- t< in C'hesler county the cotton crop will he b one lhird less 1anid the 0ona crop t wo fithli yI less thamni last year. No special report. fron ('liesIarfiel'i enun ly has been received, 1imit the htest. press rp'Ior 1tS giVe a1 ve'y dt1sCs1is1lagitsg necotial of the conlition of the crops there. The w soil in Chestertield is g'nerally sandy and retinire.'s Ia great deal of ata ins to eedh time crops It :s I'air to talssanne itat the yielsl c< hotl corn nnd cutton will not exceed hal, f li' ithe tlsulal crop. lit In Chareintna county com will make one third aInd cotton not more tlan one ialt ul an average crop. Ih In ('olletssin county the colto') crop is re- ti ponted to be renunrl:ably gool. a11houngh ahe n r.ntepillars have appeared in >!omiie secijonls. The corn crop hats been greatly dla mag- it by the drought, anI will not yield inire ii (ltan three tourths of an avernage crop. iu In 1)til'ingtin counsaty Iwo Islis of an v al "'mov croni''n of cottion and nine hal of' ana av aan:y lie estiiatedt tor coittom nl at .e tird less nolia imor coi"n tw iVltilthis less hn lit ii l2. Onimly hnaf f an inyecrage crampo bothl ii comrn :ad cutitmn will lie tnande ian Gneenviilie eeun-P ty. ai in Geor'getown county butl lii ae cio to is u gi'a;wn, hani threie f'oumra h of atn tnyernnge eramp whl tie nmadie. i>riobiaby Ithe y'ieh ofi a corn of wt'ill lit less 'The rice crop is sufifeninag. ati in llmapton county bothi corin and tal oin ill y iehl 40 lien' cment. less m han i In veage' cro p. b heo specida' epoi'i Inms beeni reaceivedl fromn lt llit'ary county, mi bo.indising from lihe coinali. 'he tion of mine cropsi' in thne anadjuoininag couaniies 'i 'ad thle laitest pre.-s reportns, thrcae iil min iih tim tinoie linin thle hlfI of an averange crop oft Sat hihI cottanad comton vein Inn l(eirshaw iiunit y ciiitln iiil! lie one ih ird m less lanin an tni'eraige cr'op, nid lthenre ih will nomt ie enouamgh cora rn ised f'or breaid. 'T' in lha nenastermcounty ibot hi con mandi cmii ion lit nn'e 5't lien' ce'nt. shiort tat ama niernge entai. -ia' ilha :inicns contiily taot iimorta the lIn'hf us! af an aiveiage coph of ei ihen' coran' r t coo M t v'ililibe ninii.o Itn Lexingtoan coulniy ilne ytield aof bothil illo ima int corn wiihlie less tan unie hail lie avea e ciropx. In 'ilariioini unty fivie eighthIs of a cotloin .I ruon will ha' gn:.'ea iail hal Mi in corln carap in ltnrlborot camnity thne cao ti croip will e onet thairdl hss Iliin lisi y'ear. andi the orn cr-tp two tirdsnI of iam nyeraige y'ielId. Ian Newherremy coumn ,y oily an hanI caruop of orn andi coittan wiill lie noiajio. a Inn Ocoiniee coti y 3 ti peri ce'ti. of tan iver ge crop of both blorin lad C co tin will lie nmade. i In Oraangebnarg emnmty thle citrn erop wt'ill im) ie 24 per* cet. i aiInd cihe coain crop nhouata in l'iens con'l y uphod cornti is a fl" hm t ie limit iomi corn ilil miakl'e 75 perien. ofut fll cronip. Nomt omre thlan hmalf an aveageN 3ro p tnt cmit ton wiilit heimade. hoi Ina itimhbmdnai couanty it is est imnuated ithat lai bei coltn crnaeop will noat exceed 70h per cenit it in goodi averamge 3 icih i ail ithat i ho ci-n m:op wail l'ail 201 per ce'nt bloimw thea unsual proiduncm ioan ian f a'aable seansotns. re Iin 8 panrtnanhuirg 'coumnty Iwo I hird'us of an go iveralge crop ol coa'i andi cution is ex pectia in 8umptler couty no3'ft excieedin g oniealf oif an aven.ige croip oft ctomn will lie mr ale,il ad nales qthIant iwa tirdis of' a croip oft Cottoin.m ' i his rstimute is has .d ipn ~iatine latestx press hel reCportsl. ln speciial I epaort having bmeen re - z cenvedl. '( In UInionii coniiy onamly a hait' ct'op of cal loin will bae made(l. in in WIhiaxmnharg tounlty tine cottin cro 4 il willlic e14 per caent. below thle avier'agoe y ield, iand conrn will not. imake imorne ithan wm~ hall' a crop, l Ian Yor'k count y not more thlan hra f a m of coat on will be mnade. 'Thme cor'n cr'op Wil be evean less. ali T'he Ooonee Stock :-aw Outr'age. I hI . Aesmrs. Ridneay Cux, .vlm ie, hemn kt 'Iloas. Snida'r 'were nm'restl,! fair meenninag ant stomck andi malliciouis trespass, or huo pn-p.-r-. su ty of a'r ZI Kelly, soome weeks inag. It will I he. r'emmembjeredl thait .\r. Ke'i y hadl mios. o1 n htis cortn wichi wits of anty v mne ent. doawni mh 'lestrnoyed imn a grneemn st ate. so tne eati imaing lie loss at 100 buahiels 801'ot tock, which t hnid been tiaketn tp ammimp honntded as dlepre, -latling on his crop were rescued (in the nighti \a tine dasmamge was dIoine- Thnem'e parties hnave \W hieen arresafed uas the perpetrators of tine crimne. Aq yet no preliminiiiy hlearing ha im heoen held nnd we carn saly namthing of thent anuilt or innocenice of line pa d ties in. j.d. ' owcer Cou. ie;. The Publio Road Auestt0a. Etron PICCSeNs S 't INia: tirn glitd to e that 8o ruany of our cItIzens are writing id publishing their views up,on the public ad' tstlon through (lie colunans of Ti LTINL. I think that good will result otn it. 'Whaht we need most is a letilthy public niinient in favot of better roads. Too iny able bodied nen are exenpt fron road tLly. I ishould exempt. too one that is of titable age and able bodied froi work on te public roads, except, Mlinisters of the ospel. I should oltange the ro4A law so it the persons liable to road ditty should e required to work not more titan six nor ?ss than three days in any one year, and any person liable to work on the public cads shall pay to the County Treasurer the [itn o1 -1liree dollars by (he filst day of larch, it sh,ll be tl ken in lieu of the six ays work, and sull be exeinpt by (lie outy Cominissil ners on repair of publio ighways in the district wltere s.uch person1 esides. 1 should hnvo ie present road law su lemrenltl by givitg to the Comity Comn issioners (he right to oplen new roads intid lier the course of old ones or discontilnu hem altogether wilt or without. the cosent 1' lie latt'-lulder; provideil, inI those c.ises here objection is fil-d, tI.nt the Contly unmissioners shall not open a new roadI or discotillie nu old one without laving rst obinined the iadvice ail consent ofi the 11ranil .1iry oft' lhe county. The law should rovido in a m' tiiutioinal wiy f'or the as essnic.l of danige where parICs believe hleniselves to be damiiagcl by fihe openig I" a new ronl through their lantds, hut. It, 1n1ded wit i as little cost to the county as ' sible. I shult allow Superintendeits f highways pay for Iheir ervices, at the tie of one dollar and fifty cenI per tdny r the (itte neeessary for each Sitperiitend o to do heis work in-the Coouiy Coi iasi,,lniers to detcrtine fle nuimbetr ofrda s at eaclh ;"poritenldet, sh>nlI do his ork in. I tgree witl your correspoilent. "ll," itt all of our lending nurket roads could, id should, lie put uptn a int lxilinni grade ione foot per rod, anid I respectfully sig. -St to the citizens of the litferent town ips that it would he to their si:'erm-t. to eve new roads openiel. beginning at the urtet' or inlost iinportiil pLiCe in each wnship, nnll- rumaino upon1 the n u>t dii. et practicatble route upn an easy giasle the ('our llotse. Such roals could on v laid ottt andl opened by law, Ilat is by tual At of the Legislat.urc. A . 1B. T.%i.i.t; . Mtha. tit iolt: lit your lapcr Iwo or tlrr e eeks ag,l, I here w:( an ,urtice whichl Slat - I hna( .\r. Ilnu$omu lIh:kmann h:,l het.n nvicte,l b':1o're TrItl .1u.tlice 5. 1). (iiew-. t, of petit l'rceny. The article is cnleu. ted to ilk) Ni'. li;eklll:tu i it jlistie. a.. r. Stclwar(, the I;:11 .Ia.,.icv, $t1 a-,lt. e verdict hee:u"-e it was conrary bIth, to e haw 1and4 the te"-iin:uly, t Ond rderedl i W trial, at which tinn the plr:oe ttol i'etl to pult in an. p en:1e whereulp~n e Tiit .J1s1Iee sigiet ai n lrlet Iltwmti,-s g all the proceed.,l h a,l in he eallsv, II ). cieitun fori'h inewee, ieigiil whihtinie 'tintl i n t oinieion wti thi' 01h' et oli e t 'etnt ctkhureb .it <w io 'zhitul.' e titr l 'ling .\lr. itetl. tnith don'i'til a chi er-eit itt of brih le'uaioy wi he tee is i'of a huih.ilro.lii alsotegrae' hois r'iu ' s tock tlt friihih hi'lii ..r coi ubli iin wuh i i'h whiih ilt erel ii si rc tr w- m tio \lr .t l'l ison whohs n ried in to lumberit , and igoi( nowton rotoftre bteni no. ine reiiu ulie , vices ni~eit will umti he ofli gieat %vIse'iitt'eil ii'i' ls lin iimag.nt rt'.'h Ioss-rr.:sa kiA1ut 1ao n i.i:w ox' :iilienn \\c'uo.: oniiis:n bow.l| \lr.tts( 11. i. Itminge f'th firm ofw mier &t Gtobsith,lhirge lcand ,ti igoiliueal tttaG. cor ly and a itefuillyi~ gi'eu the fo' ti'greachled Wst minth er iiidc tiit 1tb., lth'ccatnigh I was Moeized h a voh-n, attck to Choh-ra rhus.in litlen actteilj~tion n the wi t els ocurre ti leisi ta Ifour 'i ats The(1) pay ktets icreain 'I' an t' h I ietinnst oein y f.bowe r, &c.t veh romptl, i ..hrou w-ll Sprulyiuten'it usertI buttwitho Mt. View Academy. Central Township The roll of honor fur the week eniding August 81 , 1stnt an follows: Corrie Cool-.' .it and Loule Cochratn. TF:Acueu. peWs from Major Red#ond. Judge W. 0 Fihls, of Pickens, says the Greenville News, wias in the oily on the 51th iistant, having comie to talk with DUtiriot Attorney Melton rega1Lding the removltl of L,ewis It. liedmond, the tiiamots mloonshtini er, from Anhrn l'eitentiay to some mild er climate. lajor ltiudmond writes that he is- freezing to deatih, anl expresses the opinion that It will be impossible for him to live through his ten years sentence there lie already has a severe cough and his physician thinks he is threatened with consum11ption. On the date of his letter, J uly 8t I, it wis, he says. cold etlough for snow. Judge Mielton thinks ihat it the plysiciau will give ile necessary certificato !:e can secure the ''lajor's" removal to somie more congenial c imte, possibly to itie penitentiary at Colutmbim . PolsAkiog the Wrong End. Many. men dnily polish their hoots who never give a thought to tie condition of t lei hair, except to harrow it casually with Irtish amid coon, or subnit. it to the parm lyzizg attentions of the average barber -- Vhant happens? Why, this: Fromn neglect, oennal alxiety, or any of mm score of causes. 1lie hatir t urlns p retnat i-ely gray and begin s to tall out. Parker's 1t:air Blaisam will at once stop the latter process and resloro the origimnal color. Au elegant dressitig, free I'l om grease. 61-4 On Thirty Days' Trial. Tm i.: Vo l'rA c lIt:t.:' Co., M arsitll, M ich., will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro Voltaic f;elts antid Elect ric A ppliances on aritl for thirty datys to mnen (yotng or old) Tlhio are ntllieled wit h nervous deiility, loui viltatity and kiiIred tromhles, guarauteeing speedy and complete restoration of heatth tndil mnnly vigor. Address is mbove.-N. It.-No risk is incm-redt, as thirty days' trial is allowed, 1882-ly jan 1. BLTHE, MMD &t MNSNI A T'TOR1\'LYS A 7' LA ', PICK ENS C. il., S. C.' Prnc'tiees in tlo ('ourts of the Stato tutd in thet United States 011ice' kg Cou1't Houilse, 'elt 13, 2883 51 l y WANT, Not mere nllv'ertisemnts tom :ttr:- i tlen. !tin tio dnt ine, lit geitlune, Sio.,il plmre barmg:nnms. The people want .41methin1g n.ore thann voin pr"elentions fitr th.i - Imllonev' v-orith. J. II. litt;I .1l N ,\ IIts . ntlity :anil l i:mcity is diirecilel i1 tib:In ei.11. The l'ople's inlterl'I is 1mmir inters-es. 1iwil ill the rnin we p- e i ly engmged -imnilying how,wc c1. Ie. t emve tihe pubibie inler"Na l. r tc .t ib, le e g " nii- W el'm i' ll hi'mav e : I tnm 'l lint tll llclose mul 1.W ipper tln. ch"e.e.. ait SI w.. " r.1ib... It p air S lip ym mrs tom c lo s,e at S 'l 5 0' w o r thm'i 2.' pmair Mlipper.s m t close ait $1 15' worth Simr blippersm tin close ait S5 cm'nts wmorthl Themm F'i'lnch Saleen mmdvetisedi last week hais been i c'lmomed minim. A tm-'m min immi'e ali Woolm Niim'n's meilinig mmmiivermt ii l:m-mm weemmk mi 2 cenms slili mmi lmmmnmm. ti is hidtmly primbaleli mhese gmmiihls w i e inhe ilob aigaini foir this prtic'e. No onemi shmi i l tail imm e'x:inie tmiem mit leasi. SiP Cl.\l, ii.\l(U.\lN i olk'toed ini Wh iite iThis ism lhe smm.tn fitr limit elenrancmtme sile imnd lm'igains amie lio he had m l ilonmeg mime hne mit 1. H. florgan & Bro's WHIOLESALE AND RETAIL MER CHANTS, W ILhI, mmeli to time hilghet id.mlemr. at poth Iie ouitctry, imt 8mmimmday~ inm teiimheri nexi, in'monginmg iio then estei mit tie hime TI. 'ml. Velhormmn, deceau'msedm, toi wit: Onei lli ileresi ini (ic hif' Aceu iot ni Alini stireet, nearmlty tirontting mlie Dep'tot ii l'mm..y Staintihi, ipmm iebcl mirem Tlhreem it hiomide lhiiiliings. This Prmim t l can'm hm e li rmeild o l miprtivaite sale mny inne heti wemm Ii mwi andmi maledamy inm Octohml rn. iTrms ciashm. I i'mill mlsi tmanke mm timnmm siettlemeni't of' thei tidi estmuii imn th lim im mldaym of meii',.. 18: All pmersonsi lhhlinmg dmii.imim magainm- saL m 4tale iijl rimit them lhegilly mattesitemi; ainl imSme itilehlind m oinimst imlukem pay~'ment inmor eforei thlimt iday.m P'ost ihiecm malries, l t'tott's Cr~ieek . Iho - eei Contily, Smmiiti 'h imtolina. Wi. i. II l.itIC N, mim'r [ Wl. h sill aii; valmibe iP..A N1TTIN, L niitaie imme imile from Emtsley, (in .iri in Itiiiiiiulroad--htommni.-d by lt-ee' pillit' omiml, andim cmntamiing 215i miCres', 12 mmr 141 1 Cres oft Ilittomm Lmmiil. (;omod Dwielini' an \mm timer immpt'eve'men.mts iipn thle piace. I"am'm ni hiighm stmite o~f cub ii'ition. i"-'r fitm-i er "i m"'i-'ituit", a pply to A. Al" 1LU Eli (c.l E'stamtem A genmt, Eamsley Statmionim.2 sell 6;, 1883l i',) i N TOT(iCE TOhl i)llVTORI. AND. CHB lD 11T1 It.--All personrs hmoinig chmm i giiimsit (t lEet mte omf J. 4 . A LL1I51)N lecemnsem, tate omf P'iek emn( Coumnty, mS'mitl i Tamrmmhnam, wmi lmmpresent lhenm legally nitestedm o itie umnder'signed for pamemit; mandm thios-e ndcohted tim smidm Batsinie will immako p"aymenit 2 o J1 A \ml EM .'i. $'TEW.\ltT, Ex'or'. mment 6. 188A 4Tot 3 TO TUlE PICKENS COUNTY! The Snininor and tIe drought are almost or , and wo mi11ust all Lui lr atLention to propli-ing for the Fall and Wiiter month, tll of us ha"ue Seon otr foti(lest Ih1 Ipes decay by the seve e drought that1 has visi led the Piedilont Sect1Ion of Lhis State; but .vo lutist rcmobeur that this is iot tbo only suetion that, has siTIered, tand tryL>rid comlf*ort our, selves with th krttw;drige that while our outlook miy he very gloom y, there aire ot hers who have shared worso thain we have. The Iat-est reporhutm eei to poilit to an adviice ini all hreII-st11f'4, such as corn faid flour. IBut we are glad to say -uch is noot the easo with Dry Go4d6 . 'T'heim' Ils were :l overstocked, and largo lots of these (:>ods have heetn Ior"c(d on Lb niIrket by revenlt Iicavy atucl ion ealos in New York A great maly of those goods sold at ft(tn 15 t 25 pt'r ( ient. belnl)V thte Standard Prices. A nd its we have a resident b uyer in that ( it,y be has ect ed for us some If theso We will tlhrh'low"e lit, able to imike L Vt ry :atageou:s ior aah tb buy heire anid F1"lann3 'EM 1om 11s th1lis s 'eso.4 1 , 'I'ae irru-vs you will find ( (te"! aml bl' e ( 1-$( 1 dI 'are:1( 15 t i 5 p rlii'1" uti. mn and boys' 20 ent xIcora Ie:ytl'skmItr'gr, for tan itl Cxr ev Trclo', icilt, for lmen aned Nool Jecarns,aa ts' for' men lby 0 Iiue Woolt Jeas, (gai) ride land~ brys 333 ;~atd t ;(iL 01iit coltis as. (brgain) tor men nd boyares f33: 3to6 (C. s en aneid toy 83egi3 t atet an bttygo t4i alntk ..tIw iome-mmt o OIJtt"tt nto21ti, o e seys am Doeskthll ilt for 45t and 501' centk Vhie lan e l I r om 15 (' tottL ()fen ted lanel romiia Mto iizcetts. At Inem o grivd geaticareoto lebuinof thi sck ainil1 wlll, line nvexlle Sin CfFAI N J)WINICt liull.GOLS s, goyduntilyou scoi ou Soek Spe0 i' l I nducemeitll t ,ts Of-Pl fe'ireds too C tryO'I,oth Iechats Athi n'a ansocd harlesn ll Ju't t,bst cOpes ndd . PSO rits,1 ~4 bestcoors onlyrt 7i,ot. ii cetnts. Clerk's Sale. -x-01-* .TAT8 0 SO U I'Il CA ROLI\i'A COUNTY (OF PICKENS. \t (OUI:T OF COM MON "JAs Franoi>a M. Farr, ,dmn' '6t ral. P'laintiif, ngnintt- tenrge W. Farr et al. Defelihinuts P UIt8U 'NT to an order of sale mndo in the nbovo ratald n?o, 'on the 'tiTi day of June, 1883. by lion. I. 1. Witherapoots, Presiding Judge, I wijl sell to the highest bidder, at Pickens Court Ilongo, on Si!es, day in October next, the iol6wing VAL. UAIb1E IEA L TATK, to wit: AF.L TIIAT TR ACT OF LAND, on both sites of Saluda ltiver, in the C"ountiea of Piel<c'ns and ((reolvillo, containing 260 Acre4, More or less, known as FARIlt', MIIA, PLACE--on the Land there is Fine FLOUItING MILL, '3IIST MILL, 8A W MILL, WOO. ( A RibS, TWO COT TON GINS, ANI) P88, Goo WVELI.NG IfOUSE, OUT iiOUSIS, &c. 0 'i'ElMS-Onc third of the purchase mon. a ey to he paid in cash on day of stle, and the balance oni a credit of one and two w years, with interest fron day of aale, se, c cured by bonad of the purcnaser nnd mort |c gage of a,he premises. I'urha.ers to pay for all puipers and for rocordiin the same. J. J. iE WIS, uc 1. in sept 6, 1883 Id) 4 Clerk's Sale. ---- State or South (a'rolina1 COUNTY O' Pt1tENs, IN COURT Olt COMMON PLI,AS Samnel Neal, Plaintiff, against James A Ne:al e al Def-e.lauis. I)U"UN'I'"n "o l)ecree o' sle. rtutde in the above stiled case, by liora. W. II. Wnllace, Presiding Judge, on the 24I day of .lanuany, 1883, 1 will sell to the highest st iehler, t Pickens Court ilutise, onl S,teay in Octoa-r next, the following deseribed IW 1. L STATE, to wit: d All th:at Tract or Parcel of Land, sitin at in Pickens 'ounty, on waters of Twelve Mlile Rtiver, conltniing Two Ilumiired nnd ry thsee (243) Aes, more or less, al jounig Iands of SiLts F. C(tis, George lb-h)ck, F. L. Garvin ilahl others, being t he l1ra1 of Landt whereon lie deteidant James A. Netl 1few lives. 'TEl MS--One third ofthe pn-cise oon ev to be paid ini cash ont. day of sale: one Iii on the first \louelday in Decemtber, i8l and ine third on the fir-I day of 1)e. 4 eteti er. 18-N."i-the ere lit portion to be se enti e'd by te hounid o the pimrclaser. with in erst irot day of s-ile, amei a meiI'rgage o' 1he Int"tie I'. Pm-"cha-e 0t p-i - t ai t[ il papers ststl t'eor reecor''lug Ie- samer. fh J.a.. I.I 1IS, C.-e pmaster's Sale. -f) The State of South Caxrolina (iEK.'\~viLt; (a,UN't'y. S(UiI' ( i l,1 10 O \'I y PLe'S loia"v l' eit i ' .l:ao L Id nis on: i n * te, Iii 'l ; utu.in i i I. i ns, ofi Wt i:iii . l"it' a i .S 1rat Not. :e. ii ilhe diviitti ut suht Iteal I \LS-),L' omy tofa l'ikin- on w,:eritsiatott said er niala'.\erest, miorie or' l5s,. and11 kntown 'S 11r101 No. B>, ini thle di vjisin of sai i Iteal A LM8O, All athat Tracric i ob ,atid,l si unte ii n a, :lii taty 01l'Pi ck ens, adOi ing en itt , ongP s i: ni iiial .\ehel, more"' io es andS knownl 'titV'netiNo 1,0 it. 8,ihel division oita it ate s ae .l1~o alLlit il Alleiiii iha Tratce.f L n ,s u t n si ,re adjotaittin landitiis, fleur Waioreui ala ltyon ns ot e rs,li acilitliaintinga bifty.t chi iet by.istaie. l o f uid Lantis an ~le sen m or iie. oiaiy TElt.\l-Oe al o h, h (imlanceinm a uuedt f weve oh,C ith in lre t lomiayj of tsale,~ ie thec ei lrin t be'a sep 'tt iiia Jtti 5 (4 liulia, Staa i ames Thaais PowtitassIer Pl aitli ains't. he Franc'Ki, M)taiai Power,.i 3INinee liierf PY wer, NliancIay Margareitttlt Power Wiliam rih Chtinan,i(II buel olller ianets i.lirk, p er,icl Jams Tinai s il i tlrkerf ai Margretk Unrilaer, P)lend,to' at S-iU. coNs aa i I li ItIiuyoSp nih i' 8,,a a&c. ~ 'v Ya tUi e sl stherb u m n a nd r itlc requireda ~oato Iaswer ite compilain, it thisi ntwion, whach a iledh'sc icte oliei'oft (t. Clerky o lad diay of uc seimbie 1883, ai yoito see i mah 'the ubscriersiit wtheiai afiae ickens mtiC mitd, i s ,o.tf ini this acnt ion wall aply'i i liht acourit f ir the r'lebe rlietandedu in the Dantd itl?a Septemberiti 1883 OR1jTON KEITil & ilJlNUiSWlotTil, lalintill's A ttornaeya. t The idefemtlanit wul alsotbe tauke noticeo that to hais n ac ti tairoghat foir thle piart'1i ion of' lie tratct otf landi ini Pickents Comiiiiy, Soul h, naroina, ona F'our M.\l creek a'ud 14eowee I ier, oitini n itg 300~ aIcies, morie or i 085, til atealy owe bvtilly Xi uiah Annt Maiidin, Fruan. Ml Maiuau o r, Ittachel lIe s,or P'owver, of Ntail:y M'l:agarietl Pitwer a.ndi J ames Pow-.i ?ir. tuniing thle foutr last niuamotd andit lie hiis tt it. laiw oh athe lrst ameaiid peur . Iirper aind to p41 lay ent of her dlebta, andilo taki e it t ict m i hat noi ptersonail Oitiili is made. a1gainst yiu ir ay one or miore of you,g N oltTION., IKlE CT l & ilho L1 f .\-.4WOft'l',Q 5ijtbBlaI Sn., .\u ne TRADLEY & BARR GA reenivil e, .i, %ttentioh! Attention To our friends and custoners we han uly to soy our STOCK OF FALL 0001 re j'st cumfenced coming in and ere lott ill be complelo in every deprt ment.. 1,t heu you come to Ureenvillo don't. tail I. >mte and see us as we hAv6 a big barge ir youn. The best Blen'ching in thte 8'ie for I oney. 12 yards 1Ileachin'p 4 4 wide for $1 00 10 yttd's lien'hing 4.4 wide for 1 00. 7 yards lenvy Bleaching 4-4 wide I U BROWN IS IltTIN(ws 18 yards .Good lShirting for $1 00. 10 yards (oot Shirling for 1 01) 13 yards Good Shirting 4.4 wide ror i (' 32 yards Calico for 1 00. 21) y40A Calico for 1 100 1i yards Calico for 1 ti0. 13 yards Calico and one dozen lllthaOn ntd Spool C411on1) for 1 0(). (i,ol Jeans at 25 cents. leskini Cuaaimecre from 10 Cents to on ollar. Alpaca Dress Cloodis'nt 10o Twilled 1)ress (ods at 12.c. Brocaded Dress Uoods at 105"c. IILACK CAS III ERE. In this department we can show you till line ill liaek nild III lie Cashmters trot ., a0. 65, 75, 81) o $1 0n. Ilmnclih Yarns a 85.cents per bunch. Su with this cooe and see us when y, . >tte to ireenville;ind we guarant ce sat is etion or tuuoey ret funidet. )oi' friends, STR.IlLEY I tiI SIt l'. 1. BOX 172 )rennan & Bra nauve secuired theo W EST'1 IEN1 IWUG STFOIt1 PLACE, anudwn oil' 'I 00omo ata isee1. t,hei r New V'ariei d Eixtenive Siock of1 4nfeh(ctionarIIie. FLneg~ (An3odn, Fine CigarN 114d Toamcco, &ca aung 30O, 1883. Tax Notice. -- o --- LK iss C. II., .8. C., Anlgit 13, 1 8)-3. N iiccordance wiih Ihe Supply lill, ap.. pIrovedl D)ecmbe.r 23. 1 862, not ice is. reby gi ven that1 ibis i'flico wvill be 4openi - lhe 0llclti of taxis iln N A'TU II lJA Y, 1.4t daiy (f Septembet'13, 18%'0, and will, r cenaant is as follows. ('ounty i t 8chool * 1 '1o1)a1l l imil:s. l'oll Tlax . Thle penailty of five per cent). will atta(DI ill taxes where the Alay uistallmoiu t a i pid. F'or the~ convenienet of taLxpaiyers I wlli all thie lollow ing plices st Ihie tirne. 4 gel bielow lor the coJllection5 of taxeCs: .\l mdiay an sd Tuesihry, Octobher Ist andi 24 I 'enI ril. W4~ ildnesdaiy and Thuiirsday, 0o(ber' 3d an ii LIiberty. Iriday and Saturday,- Oct ober 5thI and4 ii. Easley. M.1ondaly andl rTuesay, O ctober)L FIJi an I I lat l)acuwville. faxes ire layulh- mn lie following kinds fiiuln ii lind no4 othei11: (11414 and( Silver in, I inifo StateCs Curreney, Natiaonal ux Notes. liirlrs'. Con"141ohs' andl Wi lner:s' ('er1 i.. les no~ist 14e ambledC4 by ihe Cionty Coim.. lwi44ners befoirei rceivedl for Illxes. IIi illormaio s t44 1o luixes freely gi veir 11441ii or) other wise. .J. If. ilOWIEN, ' ..:.. .. hi.. Cn. 0)..., .