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J.E BOGGS& Co., Proprietors. t P[ 1 N C H1.. S C THURIAY, :1 EMBEI 9, 186. For ubserlptlon, $ i .5 p( -amum, strietlv in advan,ce;Itfr -i x ,in tt is, e-. Advertiseuents inserted ut rune dollai I per aquare of one itch or 1es f(r the first iis(rtion a(id tlft v ee't for r:h stle(tn onb itnwrt ion. Lib rnI i fsetm t tadt( to mrnchanuuts anid uthirr adlvertisin;g for sixr m'mths or by the ye;ir. Vbituanry Noticeed'NrimL tiv<lines. Trihmtes of Respec"t . Commii r-ti "at iots of }t personal charnrter. wher a'hnissale wtil beh'larged for ats a(ivertisemets. ' THIS PAPER .?"y * AdverUstngDutreau1(IOSpruoWSS.) wthorend rlIr ng nrscA u.s lc ma(o fur t 1 IYLW 7COBK. Hard TinuIea4 Ea1V. Tle (iscordatntt tong of ''hard tiues" is il alnost" every tongue, but pra('ti cally it is not respnided to by the great majority of our people. It is t "io the crrops are short, and many ounplain that they have not the wherewith to piay their accounts, but the pressure l:s b(en greatly releiv ed, by many coming forward and of their poverty paying what they could. 'tis disposition to pay in spite of the l'ard times, has put many a dollar in to circulation which has rolled back into the packet of him who started it, and in its generous round, perhaps cancelled indebthdness to the amount of one hundred dollars. It would rcqueo ant i.I11He sur plus to make everyone feel like there w is a full crop. We suppose the best crop over p)rodiuced f(ll short, tc; Hinc extent, of the expecttitions of the p lanters. 1te over ostimantc almuost overvthing in the futurte- This contri butes more thani.iatthling else to the magnitude of our acrounts in the fall. But there is a gr"Ving desire itmlong our perople( to get evenl and keep(( even He who uses e 'erthling he tuakes in any year to pay his indebut(dn*ess, will lind no troubl,le in g(tting induld gence the next year, atnd IIha. trr, at small )rofits; for itrnllmpt paitts are what iiakes small pr fits tle. The pressuire will soonil Ie: r(+ mtove(1, iid by tin lirst of , n yi utrv every boly vill be hmapv in the cot templttioi of a i ig er; rp fr'i t.,. The ('onity Coistiti:ioners llve asked forja levy of two mtills ft past indebtedness. If all the ut lir lo.vie, remtainl as they aire th'is wvill makell thle total levy in this coumty twenity miulls. It maay yethIecomecessary51W to refu dI( the riliroadl debt, in which case Iluit tarx can be reduiceid to fotur mills in sitead of eight; but1 by~ this iiemaii it. wouldl take more thana twice ias ltonge to paiy it. The last meet ingi of t.hei St ai a Aasoiation gave abunanllht wVidencet of the great gootd tlitd na:y r'ea ta bIly be exp)e(ted from itais in!I let. 'We firmly believe thiat thae wist ad timely suggest ions umade bys 31r George G. Wells in hijs e.ssay will soon1 be cr'yst alhizedi initoi laiw. It was a motst ablle dloconlenit shoinil. ptl;jaly ho0w the expense of lit ig ao umyO lie redulced, andit at the smae1( timeui ill. Crease.9 itsi spi ad elic~ainev. Ex-GoJ venor) B. F. Perr. id tltat hi I' h)1m3 near Greenvi ~ille I ad F :iday moArninlg. HIis deth clois 's t a-fe eventful lifo, aau I th ao e,r'i aof a~ groat, pure and( sptlhss stattesnumiti. A man of t,he greatest foe a ol f tlmr - ter, ho wont a:al rin. ' dtll tile lo ve friends anid respootat iial jilm;ira.t ion a foes. The hisfiry ofit his liii is sina''t larly marked with lthe ~ hal lst ju ind een dence of thouaghat, anad whild he. oftent found himselif the only ch il)api o his Conlvictionls, he Ii via tol sea' thle whole country acknowledlge their wis domu, and is bitterest oppoannto changed to his muost ar'deiit adamuirears. His name will add lustre to) the hiisto ry of his counatry, ats long as truth shall t,riuamph (over' error1. The Abbeville I 'ress awl JJlnner, commuentingon coiunty expenses, gives an itemized st atement oft the coist of conveying conlvie'ts t(o the penittittiry and lunatics to the asylun. We av . never noticed the statt uta, hli it shai a be changed at onice. 'Tha stat tte pri *vides that the slhtriff s-hall ('harge l. r 1 another, for ovecry mile ging al ie * 86, six ent.s." To illust1rate thle law T' We quote one1 bill as itemuizedl by the .Press and 1ianm~ r: Abbejille county to SherhiT DuPrThe. . . 'r. Feb. 7. The State v.s. Alfred and11 Scot:f Chilos, Winnoiy Deivhn anid cbild.r Order to (lonvoy to p)enitentiar'y. Enmtry and en1t .......$ 25, R2ailroad fare.........1t Uotel bill............200 Mfileage for two...25 20 Total....4855 I dor t tlpers that the cola ta le r guar gets boath his railroad~ p'ideage,whethmiag Our 1Represen tAU'Vs, Cr urw Tae S"ews and CoUrer.) - Dr. W. T. Field, the senator from 'lekenx Coimty. is a native-of that unty and is almost fifty years of re. lie took a meillal course in he University in Virginia al grad.1 ated in 1858. He served in the late ar four years, and r"osO to the posi ion of first lieutenant. Ever sir cu e has been actively ingaged in far ing. He owns a large amount of rnud and is a successful farmer. Dr. ield was elected to the Legislature n 1878 and four years ago to the keonte. Is a man of fine character 1ma very popular in his county. B. .J. Jolnston, member of the low r house for Pi 'kens County, is forty me years of age, and is a native of 'ickeuns County. He was in the late var three years, and in 1876 was le(c ti'd county conmissioner ald ser ed one term. He has filled the ofliwe >f trial justica for the township of entral ever since 1881 very accepta ily. Mr..1lohnstA>ne is a successful farmer, and is in sympathy with what is called the farmers' movement in this State. He heildd the ticket three hundred votes in the )einocrat. ic primary for Pickens County. J. A. Eashv is, a y oun11g man thirty three yeats of age, is a native of Grr ill ie coutn y, but has spent lmost (\f his life Hi ickeus. Is a son Of t he distinguished lawyer, W. K. E atslcy, nOW decealsed. Mr. Easlcy r c('iid his eduentlt,ion in Furman University, and after leaving that in slit utilo f1)ll1wed civil eigiteing fou1r yeOars', and1( ha1S Sinc been sue-Iiti 0(sifullV faining in Pickens Couitv. 1Io is a farru("rs' nov elunent 11nan1 Su far as the in1venu nt is for the gener al go, d,l of the whole ieople T'e usury La0w a Noneutity. It thcre is a (l('ll ltw <i the bIoks ithe conrcaled wea1 llneat not, ecep tcd, it is the iuury law. It. is easily evad1(d (, 111 is Eo cn 015 an tlv dtO1e th att it is searceelv eonsiden(' 1 v Lihe numer tlnd rs 'as aITIn vji latit of the law at all. When we eon.sid: r that nviu is abulnd:tnt in our land(, andl( tha1t 1n h11 iI luilliolls il sle'1 p iin tll vaults >f our1 trteasur11y, whilc tOO, Our baankls tr' fl o ith it, and1t I tst class so uitics he1arin g OnIly four per cent. ni11r1':t arle1 atl premtion11, t('len er 'le t. u1(r statllaw s1W ms NP' hSligh intdeed; ;l I. s1 it is; tit tlhis pr".'t l'idol stat i ( la "V S t a il'e 1Io'l( -ry, at nd 25 r' r 'itt. is i ire fr,'1. iil1 e'llar ged. who1 is forc'ed to borrow ion.y fron d wISno pay11, the ab1v1 pV' i.r 'eiit. wihile ?ei. Y u hahvt' nl t oli* li ooktl a1 lit tle' 'n ft the legail initerlest, :1111 youi will tst loneli to te factor' fromn whomti N o In or11 sel Mt of' inen' onl et'lh ('lnn prt lier ort fucct' t't thist rte oif in het pItpl o11tf So, uth Ca'lr 'ilia lth:m this Ix.rbitantSil)1' t ,mreils t'ed intret lI wS'1a5llows' upt proit,.i iile hr fIts1 ue hy, alie r Laches further't and abigrtbs leinc:ilife n d i al . l It srin t'id desttrucif t in andl to nin ifo son timli' to fl~li tihas banla'uptyand poverty s him'110vtbly biefore hn a as before thei ituul )' nit.f Hit'sptallit, o li e .'iiti taflawb id st'sn eforoens bor. bIt is ileto tivesiliasi.a hthear Nt4 oI theihnest ieard. is it. Jt..en'e gioulfi.lt Thei i llows~ ingf5 filt It eiime very1 'aiartoseey t Icienit o eeiy heOlit' Ui'tNt )~ever y ("ell ' 11hnes wa (Illked atiwatI timot the triin of a elil b"ildtia shoulin, rep ied:er "Afhu.' 'rid y e bfre lit is bor. r. )rog saysre tat ithe $ranig00 redyes before~ helcl is or, but that peri tr ega grow a neild. trell me&t1h iLSaicetral fsornes ofave.O t, do in .ud:i uswa eaot a sa LIBF1hTY, S. C.:Nov. 27, 1P86. MR. 1DIT'On:--NGYs is searco in our ection, and has been for some time )ut I will glean all there is for you. We have had plenty of rain for the at few days. Libertx iK reclmarkalV i althy at this time-- -no sickness vhatever, and ' . M. D's. look sad because of iothin to do. Thanksgiving was pretty generally obsrved by our lt(oplet'-eosici ally the little Lukes'. Mr. Andy Roper will move to Tex as in a few days. His wife, at this time, is v'ery sick. Mr. Gritlin of Green villo County has boutght Mr. W illiaml Simtiders out. of h(ou1se, land, corn, fodder andi( stock. Capt. ,1. F". A.:enger has sohl the hotel and( fllrniture to W. O. Wilhu-d.I 'he ('aptnin goes to Virginia The traveliJlg publliv will g reatly miss Mrs. A.veng r, as she it not excelled in sittingt a table1. The lmornlilg train passes ou' town a little before day-hreak now, and the night (Xpr"e1s wich p:is-ed:heretofoe(( at cleveni o'clock, IW>W ('comIes ut eight o'clock, p. in. So iln on1er to get our nortllern nuiil 11n1 express we have to rise ('alyV. T1( lon gest freight train (vor seen on ihe Air Line 1. B. pa;tSSed h('r'c to (Ly, fortv-sevcn ears inl the traii Th'lle colt1r(d Meth(dists are erect ing a ('ollliols church in town. 'The glamo dealers are laking slow pro gress coll(t ing hills this season. Mr. W'illiinu San(lers hiS 11 tight the l1nks I rod of hu:1(l and will set tle uioN it li nW slithlly. Wle lave declined( to bring the 'ii it 11(lse hw re, fr thII le fact that our1' tinel is s is st 'p5ressiIg. we ral ly liave n It gt(1t he Ii he, so let Easley or (crntral pih in. Ctton is r((1iieg in at a lively rate ai11( sdlling f(or c) ents. The farmn er say t hey w ill <ptit rail:ing it in int few 1inlr t( \ears. Or Itown is 101(lling lp just now. M II. Ii. Ow( I his a confecti(nrar v nhop and( lulnch t:.ldu in (conni(ctionl w itht his )inkrblend, and1( ennt feed1 the hunllgryv h sl aind dccrit. Patrick J 'llnv is g t.tin;, so fat, he has to gel up ai1nd go uut. of (I(Itdorb tt I urn O rV( at nliglt. L. ThankTiringtioi'lt lte.eot.. CIartrI. S. ('. Xv. 25, 1t'-. My I)1:'u Si.:-- I In g you to give our Waru" nlst andl 1luost Lw arf("lt, thanks to the di ari Vmion)', tri,i'ids of t he I'ied. c te(t i (( .-5 y u have for ' .. r..di.. and1( wh i.-h I grai tefuli l l acknouledge ini behialf of "te L rd's potor" lid unhr rnyV care~. It is a delighufal thouight toi mue tha:t children aro wo'rking for Iluty for themt it a thly gilw \Vldit er, they iay near r~ at in wttrk for the pporue l um embaceit, of piushinil G; od' lKin gttii fot u airi A bsolutely Pure. Tis pow<V(lr ne vr aieti si. A malV] of jurit V, strenirti an1 il wh Vlolesonte1n1 (. Miore( eCmiatnth i rird indan RoYSPEiIA, IomNIGSO, 6\'l WEAKNESS, CHIILLS AND FEVERS, MALARIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, KIDNEY TROUL ES, NEURALGIA AND BHEUMATISM. [T is Invigorat- jT gives NEW Ing and De- LIFE to the Ightful to takte, whole SYSTEM ytd of great value Kby Strengthecning is a Medicine for , the Muscles, Ton. veak and Ailing ing the NERVES, vJomen and Chil- and completely Dt. Ten. gesting the food. SO N T A INS t AfHook, 'Volina,' no hurtful 'a by leading dlinerata, Is com-. physicians,telling 'osed of carefully ,.how to tr 'at dis elected Vegeta- c ases at ALOME, >le Mdidcinea, mniled, together iobined skill. withasetof had ully, making a some cards by new lafe and Pleasant Helotyepos, Reme.dy- on rcto c. Volins Drug and C mIrnoat Company, rN IF A T H E R I7 Y A N, THja.FAlt- NAMED POET PRIEST 0 t- T E SOUTH. '1'Theatuontled and ni1011chd edition. Rinr ing Lyrics of the a ar. Battle eong wjiich firrd the Mouth and compelled the admira flion of the 'oo. Conp'ete in one volume, 488 Pagos,beau tifully illistrated. The eugravligs noludo a steel portrait c f the author; his old i hureb tt adjoining liesidence iu Mobile; "Erin's Flag;' and tli "t'onqudred Bat ner." 'The 15oc k w ill be sent to any address on re ceip t of }price, ti2.10 BALTIMORE PUBLISHING CO., 174 W. Ba tinore St., laltimore, Md. N. B -t nc-half the profits ae'ruing froi hie sale of this volume of poenis from (bite to i st of \l arch will he devoted to the futtnl for the 'rc"tion of a Motumett to Fat her I tyan, to be placed over Ii is grave in Jlohile. lll1) on the wo.k nd swell the untd i lby purchasing a 'opiy of the bo,ok. I:75' Wr11.ted mco )La)d wO'II in every town, viilage and pa islh I act ats agel:t for the sale of this book. Liberal pay will bo given for services renicdered. Send for (teriptive circulars. QT A T E OF SOUTH CAROLINA k t'OUNTY OF PI''KI,NS.-1%Y J. 11, NI %VT( iN. l' g , Prohr te.uitg".---Whreas, N. M. DTaddli has nade suit to me, to gi'ant hi in I.etters of Adininistration, of th' Estate and effects of J M. Peek, These are Iherefore to cite" and ilmonish all anidsi ngulai the kinh'tl and reditors of itie s:ti1 .. M. l'eek, deceased, that tiy be anid pflr'u', befte m', in lie I'ntut of 'rolate, to lie held at Pickus C. ii., on tht" he 1th da' of )ecniher I1 886, after p ub li'ation hereof, at 11 o'cloc"k in the foren )1o<mt, to shc' cause, if any they have, why lie said admninistration should not he granttl. UivII under lllY hand and seal, this 1st dlay 'If lhiecenther, A::no Domnini 188O. [L, S.] J. 11, NEWTON, a.p.r.c. 1tec 9, 1886 11 2t For Sale. Yj)' vir"tue of the authorityV VeStedl in -1 mec as mtort.,agee, I wvill sell to the hi'lwset bidder ont the 18th day of Decentler 18S6, at Central, S. C., the following pIopetrty, to) wit: One half ilte'e$t in onte 18-hnose pw'r IInitor Steait Engine, No. 11 83, 1niilt ly Erie c('ity Iron Works, (Jnt'lalt' iuteret. in otne Saw-Mill, Fixtur(e<, Log ('art. :amt Dray. Sold 'is tlie ppl)i'etrty f 13. F, Boggs to sat isf'y mlor'tgage. 'hi'e lroperty iS situatte(l about 3 miltes ast tif ('..tral, neat' Mr. B. J. ./tnist olrs. Pers"rSnIS tan inslcet" the sainet l goiii ti' \lill. All Ma chinec'rv is in iltst elass runnilngorder, T1l'IJa1S:- -('a'h. C. E. I;Oi1NSON, Mortgagee. dec 9, 18I8i 11 2 Sheriffs Sale. -0 STATE 07 SOU'iI CAROLINA. COUNTY OF PICKFNS. )A" ('Ol'il U1" CO.11.I0N lI.'.' K;S. I P ti ,o h:,ve -httI d e Iaw h' the ih,onorta bh- CIt itlt of l,a o ' Ph-ai 3.! ll Jueit:g .\. P.' ci' hirit rei{ling, tlaiiloi .e 1.'ta da toft in he~r, ...J, 18'61, I wi'l,, 11v's t iw hiabt k.thhvt rt :tlo 1 '5ik. s SIut oi lnat a ;tlr: (lig ) h t i o's, b.rdi iale hi I S .ti huha lti to'ar ito t e ht.i .1. wit- de:,rie tinE\ o -T' it T E, ~v t >--:r wtoo': il :tr Alili- tat i e ot:.~ f L ii yh ando ei ng itutte liethe Lo nty o :ald 'l:.ti o s a itfi, on I welve i. Hie. houII'h-' hv.lan-, dec Ali , 18str Je. Elis li 8rt)a i anl S, nw thes Sale.'ac a Itii. (10 arS,oreth .~uu i i hiich -ls ih d iin i'a th- l" irinIK I.l.Ii - r son rtot3 1. igsa rnrdeinutr'tt oi'lef t'e iEnste nvy(If . Al'ixen 5'. tIv. TEhiaa'l M C-- ene-hird (J.) LaVh,iieta,-.'r it it t tit wo( yt as t iue 91 I ith (iftr . t ,i 1ecure by ah monCortao the preinis wil'ucheer to tay forlls paper atfo 1r1eordng ('ainte.Ilie(lrn ih ate in , ft 6. tels on Sas t Shtviiivieriff'sohotin Sa e.oi istte U of Sota h.t. Cao an Ephinm an inra an tdintistato 'oute EstaO't o tM. Alnd sr. de-s ieasedlr paintif aais it h g' hEiabeth." C~r 'shia, J. eis,.e.r. IA<nitn tisa tofaWilla Cor na dectase, Arah (i .i Dct lyin ai. thc urae antd 'saletmae in the" aovn wtatedrse the(i th dayi ofhl June 1886o hv th'ier Hin., i Coutimofi Commn Pitken Curt U on.sotduing it1 acra hor fmOr ales, nHl.dyi Jannorv*o in~extrh fot tloig decrh Firt,Al A. thtTrcti of Land Aeder, and( hmd tht eone C1erk's Sale. The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF PICKENS. ---0 IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Elisha Kelley vs. G. W. Kelley et al pUHSUANT to the terms of a deoretat order made in the above stated (aS on the 9th day of June 1886, by Hon J. B. Kersljaw, presiding Judge, I wil sell to the highest bidder at Piokeu C. H., during the legal hours of sale on Paleday in Jannaey next, the following deecribed REAL ESTATE, to wit: All that tract of hind in PiekensCOn ty on branch waters of Town Creek about one mlile East of Pickons C. H., adjoining lands of C.L. IIollingsworth, J. 11. Newton, W. S. Kirkrey and oth ers'containing eighty three an( onO-half (83i) acres more or less, known as the James Kelley place. ALSO That other tract of land in Pickeng County, adjoining the above deeribed tract, .Y. E. Hagood, J. II. Newton and others, containing sixty-three and one half (63) nores nore or less. '1'he albove tract ecomprising the Real E:toto of Eli shat Kelley decca_sed, and sold for parti tion. TERMf4S:-One-half of the purchase monev to be paid 1in Caslh-tih balance on a erelit of twelve monthlIM with inter eot from day of sale, seeured by bond of purehaser atnd luortgoge of the premises. Purchaser to pay extra for all papors and for recording the sam11. J. J. LEWIS, c.c.r. doc 9 1886 11 " 3 Clerks sale. - 0 The State of South Carolina PICKENs( CoUNTy. 0 IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS (leorgo MoAdamns, Administrator et a vs. '. J. Hunt. et al. J)RTIMUAN'1' to the terms of a e(1creta ordor m)a10 in the albove Stntel eay( i)n the 3Odi of Septeluber 188f by ion, J. 11. 1Iids01) 1 reaiing Judge, I w1 sell to the highest hidder at Pickens C 11., duridg the legal hour: of sale or Snlendav' in Jnnuarti next the following decrib'sl REAL ESI''A'!'E, to wit: All that piece parcel or tract of land it PieL:-us ('Oulnty, ol Golden ('reek llwl 15 the "'Mill Plee, coltainin 1ieen (14I) aen1 mt1O or less--:1d jOiling 11111 of Jeh1n W. Th.nSl)1R, EvIa linle Huant, Louisa 11m1 and oth'et:. Or his tract there is a good Grist Mdl, (:ot ton Gin, &e. TERMM: One half the purehaase money to l e -ria inl cash, balance on on(e years ceudil with ill terest from <late, ser.ured Iby hundl o' pmreh: Her atlltl lsortgg.. lt the prtsuat,,. Pmieh;4aser alll.wed to pay :al c th. PuirchIa-er to pay~ for all ).ppe and14 for recordog 8:nne1. dec 9, 1 86 11 tf Clerk's Sale. STATE OF SOUTHI CARCLEiA. COUN1'Y .F L'l"KF.N s. IN COURT OF COM.\ON PLEAR-: I liriet A. Braze(ale vs. Wa\tson Col IIINNT t the tem oul;Ef a dle crtlorder liutdl( in the1 abos vt I-hatd eas1 ( ondI thle 28h day of S;ep hiiyli,-st bidder atI P'i.kenls ('. H., d11r mig the l-gal hours of1 sale oni sallan in JataryIl\ mi xl., thle fohllowing (1(1 crii, i I mAL ESTVATE, to it AllI of thait tracit of laind inl the '1hde andi C'ounity a4ri d~ Il n (Crow Creek watters of the !IeowPe River ad(joininlg lands1 of \W illiona Alex:.uder two( hundriedi( 1( and 1( ninePer; more (A e(ss originldly granted to li)bed RanlkimS 'l'E'~I tIS: -.One-tird mlIhe purchas< non0ey t.o be paid( ini (en-l, thle baLlane< romu daiy (If saIle,sei enr by bonIIId I puril chas~er mduuimortgauge of t he preise Purchiaser to i:.y fo alml i:ppers andl for recordling tIhe sameI. dee 9, 1886 11 3 J UST REC EIVED NEW STOCK IDress 4,Mngtmu., 4 samr laicon,, MLard, Elace, Smugarn, 4'ofr. o, .OVER (MT \r1 REDUCED PRICES Now is thle timo for you to get y'our suits for Xmasw. Alexan~der & Folger, Main St.. Pickens,. - S. C. The B 8 13rubaes, 86rs Ulcers, - Sores, 'Tettes, t)Ueppo j Corns, anid aLt&S1auih'tf ttoii 1* ly cures Pi lus, or no p4ar jk1 " guarantoed to gYve Iwrfcl &et T mo ney refuoded. lPrio 25: ta tation For salu by 1)r. 0. W. EI I lobo N OTICE OF FINAL SETTL1FMEN' I rI herchy give totico that I w il apply to J. II. Newton, .udge of Probate fu) Pickens c'ounty, S. (.. Un the 24th day Ut )ceemher 1881$, for leave to mnake a ting setletnitt of the estate of F. J. McMahat), deceasetl, a(l ask to be discharged as Administrator. WM. MoMAIIAN Adm'r. pov. , 1381 9 2mn $50 From One Tree! Large Pecan Trees yield not annual in o 'roes of $25.00 to $50.00 The home of this most profitable nut ie in the Southern and Weostertrn States, but succeeds admirably in uny of the North ern States. THE PECA N THRIVES WHEREVER the HICKORY UJROVS. Every farmter in the South should havo a Peean grove as a source or profit. I am now selling flte trees of the best and earliest )earing variety two and three years old, at the following prices . From 1 to 12......... ..330o. each 12 to 25..........25c. 25 to 50 ...... . .20. 50 to 100.........15e. 'T'ross securely packed and on ears here at above prices. Shil)ping Keason l)Pgins November 1st. IA)Cn1 Agents W~anftedl Everywh1ere S. W. PEEK, Rrurn'n IIABwrw , NuUnnm.s, lIarl-well, (Ia. Author of ''The Nurserv andi ''hn Or chrd," a practical tieati.:eon Fruit Cul tre; 20 ':'pe '. Price, in elegant cloth )indiug, $1.25 pet'r <py. LOST i t of the parties who can sel Grave Stn7c(hpter tht a wc (:n. \Ve s(1 No, 1. M:tatritl: -'. u ood work, and we do su t; "i i at f: iiin. Ot r pri ces run fron thret t"llar; tp. Vc have o' hined atndf t arrive a I;rgt Stock of Grate St'unts. All e:or'. t ivertd at the r:ave't. S:ati sfaction ivein Ni. II, II. wener he fS"d(1 I: charrt( of the Marble Yaril re:'v to serve all who may call )uonY hin. (:iVe US a trial m.,d he COn c ice(l, .1. ). :M- li . ? Co. Liberty, S. C. Oct. 11. 'c86. Oct. .1,. t * t 4 ,f. I'JY PO3iThN NW. Seveal weelt ago tL( I ptla(cd my or der's (priocilally) in the Northern Markts for' a lare' and well assorted Stock of GoOds-. Since that t imeal Wyolen Goods hiave advanaced 20 to 23 per centt. I now~ proplose to give Imy cauttmers the bentiit of te $1.O Other gr'ades propor)0tionlate'ly low. id; 75 i enlts. 191.00. iNie Kuits ol' Cltise, rang~.ing int price froar $G ('( to $15 0'0. Wtill guairateev ati nite S"uit asI (ch(eap tas you can buyllt ini Gee(nil le, or r'e ftud the monet'. 20 Yalrdls?tandaird1 Prints (41.0*. All (Grades of TOBIACC() ini Stock. ((cent T'obacc('o ini the Counaty. These ar~e s1triet ly C eahprc. My stotk consistinagof DRY GOODS STA1PL E aind FINE CLOTH ING, all Gr'adesn. BOOTS and SH OES, overy q1uality. HIATS tad CAPS, all varieties. H ARD)WARE anid GROCERIES. Everythi.ng uasuatlly kept in a Gen eraiil Store, is no0w readly, and in the latrgei in this Sectioni. BAURGA [NS are awaiting all. ItSesieCuIily, W. D.Glenn, I LIBERTY, 8. 0t I am agair with a full line of Steves and Stove Fixtu,re .When you want to buy a Stove, it wil Pay you to see me- I can Save you mloney. No use to Pay $65.00 for a stove4r when you can buy cne from m at one-sixth the money. I will sell you one for one-fort that amount and guarantee it tM 1'd as long as the $61.00 stove. A full line of Stove Pots, Pane, Pp ing, Kettles, &c., always on hand. Replairs furnished to order at Shor$> Notice. A Good Lot of llroceries on hand and to arrive in a few days. Cheap as the choaJ1 est--quality Considered. Crockery ware, Glassware, Tinware, at Prices that defy Competition in this Part of the Wild West. Call and see A. M. MORRIS First Dooir West of Court House. N. B. All that are Due Me any thing by Note or Account are Ra qluPsted to Call and Settle Same, as I Need the Money. A. M. MORRIS. Fourteen and One-half t. for Cotton A FORTUNE to those who have the nerve to Ga ASP THE OPPOR TUNITY. 1 cents for cotton. A limtitPed suppyof ALLEN LONG STAPLE COTTON SEED for sale it w2.5l ler hushel. We sold thia toth aont 14 ents per pound last aslon, and the staple is finer this A tf ineu last We are prepared t. delivr seed now'. No order taken for les L t ofan on.le butshtel. CELY & BRO., GiEENVILLE S. C. nov 11, 1 Gt86 7 2ni diceu.atifo i. The Exercises .F IE PIEI)MOR ISTITU tF illt Doo es;t f court Hous[)J e. the h. ie tha WEE9 De MeDa1y then btdy Noteo AEPTEMB t ar - piet( mmth. Caod and Settle Snche, Fo furdther pation rsapy yt A. M. MORCASr. Fortaeek andOrehlOs o otu Ab: aOBvU rtishomerwho .ave. atthe erate o GRSPTE POv TITY.f~ 1,00 Cirenk o oto.A met s i5)her plael.Wl ti MC()iion 1( theae HTet)ci ie hs modat taboulat 7 ewords A)eddred Wth opyoflvriseentw aNod ek r taen. MO P.11 'W EL & O0,rtn nov 1, 1886 4 2 Thoedn Exerci es. P!iken IC. H.iu Gree Tne S.AO. Attorer ad Cunslrs apl Law, Iren ile, M, C. ,S.C ill pratie (inaltCutof Greel ile rl,OO(' ount,lat.n. Fdrl may. 29, i 188 35a'~ ihTHO3' .IAeSC. irO NS , Praticesithe 75iourt ddeswt tie Uite a, et iele Co cek,o s sept 25, 1883 41 U. A. aser,, V/. A. WILLrow, Pikn L.Greenville, 5. ices . O .ANSL) & NWTONAM, A tt orneys dCusl at Laws PICKENuiC.lH., . C. jun 14, 1884 38 ICKENS C. O.,SON W ill pricel t he ~tai SttCadFeea OlIh'e iiiCourt eu. march 29., 1883 Nrothwles, to 0 writken to -n. I rere etth Shot Line FRCED D.H., D. C.A. n 14, 188ana, G Dus.IORWOO & NIORWOOD., GreCenvilleH, 8. C. I ulyp2rh 1e8t the ShrtLi