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fihe ZaleyJ oJessenger. LOCAL AND COUNTY M ATTERS. -We call attention to the following new advertisements, appearing for the first time I this Issue Nix & Howard. live and energetic merchants of Our town, have received a Car load of Salt and a large stock of fresh Turnip seed, at bottom prices. Bacot's best Liver Pills can be found at the postoflfee. None equal to them. Bowen's Mills is now in full blast, ail will give you the best of turnouts lnd the best quality of flour. Bead 6 local advertisements of Own. bey Bi os., and also of Calisaya Toinic, and that of J. M. Rampey, Fre4i Tar nip seeds. .-'rhe crop of candidates'grows lar ger. We call attention to tlhe announce ments of J. S. Lesley for Coroner and of John R. Philips for Counity Com missioner. -T'urni) seeds, several kinds, at OWNBEY Bitos. july 25 tf -The weath?r is very warm. -The crops have greatly improved in the last week or two. -A grood rain would be very accept able. -A 1 infant of Mr- Jaies Freeiman, died last week, we regret to learn. ---Mr. W. M. lagood has been (1ilite sick, but is ill) and out again. --Buy Eresh Turnip Seed fron J. MN. RAMPEY. July 2~5 A1 --Maliss Lou Baswell is in town, stop ping at Mir. John Lttham's. -MIr. WN?,. T. T.Knight and his bride. have im oved into the house litely va eated by Mrs. N. A. Green. -Miss Lillie Gossett has gonle to take clarge of her school, inl the 18 Mile section of this Countv. -[hle Rev. Mr. P.lowdeni will pre aeh at Mount; Pleasant Chmrch next Sah bath. 27th inst. -Mr. Marioni Day lost an infant oi Sunday last. It was butried on Mon day inl the Methodist grave yard. OWNIE.Y Bnos. ennI sell you the best I lorse, Cattle lnl C hiCkein poW0hlers in thule world. july 25 tf -May~or G iili at h)as grea*Cthy im provedI the appearancie of his beautiful lot, by rep~airin~g his front fene,~ andi 1by building a niew~ one at the' sit'. --Rev. WY. II. Kirton has beeni con.. duicting a prta t meting' at Pick en s th is wveek. it, is to be h oped that great g'ood may reutfromit -Mr'. Allen Kelley's little son fell from a stable loft on Thuriiisday of hast week, and dislocated his hip. Dr. George lKarle attendecd the little one, and( replacedl the joint. -Tw'~o of our young men) I gracl(ed like alppeIaance last week, retuirninig home on Mond~ay. TheI( "Heroinme" was seen. -iMrs. Malinda Cartee, whoi& re sides four miles belowv Easley, senlt to our' oflice on Wed nesd ay, a bee t t ha t may beat anything in the way of vegatales. It w'as ex traordhi nary hi rge, weighing five or six pounds. -Mr. Jim Williams, of our counmty, is now dloing" butsinless for 1lfill & Payne, WVest End, Greenville, S. C., and is certainly an expert, and would be pleased to see his old friends, and show them the best brands of goods, and how wne1l he cnn hande thcum -Miss Eliza. Aiken, daughter of CongresRnaan Aiken, has been elected to the position of music teacher in the Piedmont Instituite, -Come Candidates, that Ice Cold Soda water at Ownbey Bros. will keep you cool. july 25 tf --Easley has been visited by many candidates recently. When you Come gentlemen, don't forget to order tick ets. We have had orders for many thousand, and vill furnish more. -Mrs. Corrie Burdine presented to the "'Devil" of the MESSENGEl Offiee this week, the finest. cal)bage we have seen this season. It we iglied five and a half pouinds. -Our town has had several young lady Visitors this season. We chronicle the arrival of Misses Sallie Payi and Ma3 Harrison, of G(reenville, wlio are stopping at the resilice of Mr. C. P. Rinion. --Our fiend Mr. J. M. Lhilips, w-ho recently openIed a blacksmuith shop in Easley is dloinig a line business. I[e is a mani well enlculatel to do vork at. once, a.Ind well. Give huim vour work and see how well he can do it. for vmit. His SIop is near the dlepot. july 18 t1f -Mr- 0. P. Field's little son, Brld ley, fell from a wagon last week, his m11othitl catchiig ol a hook at tached to the b6,)(3 teali ig a gash on one side. ani inh loug. Dr. C. W. Ear-le sowed up the wound, a(11he wa s 1oing"' well at last accounts. -The Methodlmist Qu1ar-tely CoNe dnce, Pickenls Circutit, was held at P'or ters Chapel last Saturlday :inl Samlay. Rev. Mr. lierbhert1, Prei(din g Elder, pr-eached bh1 da' 'ys. Rev. WV. H. Kir. ton preached o1 Sunday evenillr. The meetiLmg was vell attenlided. -let, Cold Soid; Water at OwNm.:y BROS. jtly 25 if -'Tle ch:r1i0in4 Al lwIigIt l iss [Iattie CUlea~rv. (if PiedmtI)l is on1 a visit to relat ive anal frie4-: in F- sI v. Look ot youIn tOi, if yon do ot wiil 10 lose vour hearts. -i 11 -r visit he pl-olonig-ed and pleasanit. -Th ie P iedmlonit Baptist ASsqoCiation on 1 Ted-sday, Autust l t0h, w it h tlle Libelrty Chred , to ieen Colun v. n I her Lin.e tatod kitrl Od)n whreya serok by W.s 11. ngleoater -nate, J. l II'ldIsn1s. .\ssiayioer mioi byG.3.Rdr; alt erate D. W. Boio ~ r ase~i fBo eray beivedk i to e tpet mani whof guidethelose ltat kiole wogtan CAushi, wa htwin n the 18th' int whio at wrorkt in is iehLo Th, wond is te snci'dea lhe barck :n~ni con. the head with a hoe, crushing hi his ikull. He was unconsclous utll Tues lay of this week, and died. We utm lerstand Davis fled, anid has not been Lieard of. le is under a $1000 bond. The Time Hias Come at Last I-For what ? Why, the people have learned to pattronize home enterprizes and nanufactories. Just Invire of the ananitfacturers and p too)rietors of the rcinowned Calisaya Tonic, Westmore land Bios., Wholesale and l etall Drug ;ists, Greenville, S. C., how far it has reached, atnd the large tmtlmber of of lers filled at Wholesale, to all parts of Ae United States, where it hIns before been introdulced, andil you will readily perceive iti merits. Try it ant be ci neglected to cbatige the loca ion of Mir. J. G. Black, Watf h Maker mld .Jeweler, geneoral Sewintg Machine Agent, &c., 0 reetiville, S. C., iII his ad. vertiseiment, from Main street, North f Colee, to the Marsilil house, Cor ner of Broa:l or Jail atnl Main streets. where yout cani now find him prepared to repair or sell youl anything in his linte at bottomn prices. -We very Itluch re1-gret to hear the complaiints male by some of ol old of the youngett r ones, in regard to had beha:vior inl our Chtwches during pray e r-meet ings 111 other serw'vices. 'lIe gutilty onle.s have beeln listited. 11d it is threatened to ikk the in tnaes pub lie, in order to shield the itlmocent, if a repirition ocem- s. Some of thei are sa!id to he members of the different 'lrches. What a pitY . -Only 5 eensl a glasAs for Ice cold nor b Waterat Owzilltw Bito.s. j 2.5t f -,OIlt Sattetonil was tmu1tch honored o Mond' av Ist by a visit from "Misses ITmmie Perkins, of Middlesex, Va, un11l Iellce i0 Ilagood. of CIhrleston, S. who ;t-e . tutnering it il Pickens. I'helir stay wanS brief. and o r great, re .ei't i.;, that. they C 'att be with its aiil h1' t ime. A yomimgf editor. oughit to (it well withl such inlulent'ial being-s ho -- -Oii last, Motdav tmotningu. a yountig ouple wa. seen walkig 1) st reet at 'he rate of about. two ItInlred vards per hour, enage m. eat rn-I..,st conver aLt i. A..s a1 party~ of tmartriedo g'entle men~t stood( wa~tchintg I htemi their mtiinds 'tmnl-tanlces thle found atis were~V.~'( laid for that m-titrtimoniaIl bliss thev have mijoyett I t h4 tititmuy years. Well, if hltors are' like oither men101, thety too ltust yiel m (!aidi's diarts; at if <ign~s are like "t hey utsed to was,"' oneo if themti may~ Vsoont he fotund at Ily ne n's a! tar. --Mrs. Mtoggie floward, the wife of Lr-l, (died at her residlence on Sunday tight last. She had beet prostrated otr I wyo wveeks with fever, and(. hter d cate conistit Ittioni gave wayV nutder thet >ower. of this fatal disease. She was mlriedi at thte Methlodlist C hutrch-yar~d mt Mombay after'noon at 4 o'clock, Re~v. J. C. I~tndsont ofliciatlig at the funter'al ~eremton~y. Site was a consistent menm )er' of the Methodist (Churnch. She eaves a. sadi hulshattul and( Iwo sor'row tig ChildrenOI t o mnom nl hter (death1. May he God of Comfort antd of Peace be ,vithi t hetm in the htotr of t heir bereave nient. Miss innie. Mr. Ihoward's datugh tOV1 ig, an d wve hiope) t hat she mayiL he ile 1.o be ottag Lo-ilt Soot -Mrs. Paton, of Greenville, Is visit lng the family of Mr. P. A. Owubey. -Dr. E. Y. Salmon' lorse and Cattle powders, for sale by OwNBEY BRos. Jtuly 25 tf -Our town is truly assuming the air of a city. Capt. Peek,.one of the efli-. cient carpenters on the Air Line Rail road. is here with his w-orkmenl con structing a platform, and buildiiga nice baggage room. The convenience of the latter will be immeasurable, and it will be ai improvement to our town. These men are first-class workmen, and real good company too, being very allable. [For the Messenger. SUNNY DALNM, July, 22d. MR. EDITOR: '1e writer attende, oil Sunday last, the wedding of Mr- J. C. Carrol, of Asheville, N. C., to Miss ielle Mm-phree. Te ceremiIonIy took place at the residence of Maj. '. M. Ly~nch, near Holly Spring Church, who offieiated and perforuied the Ceremlioiv in acconhsanee vith the forms of the Baptist Service. The bfeauitiful and ae Complished bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Eliza Mm'phlIree, who caime to this Coimty from Ireland in '76. The groomi is a native of N C. aid a grad w.te, with first honors, of Judsoti College. 'Th happy couple, after Spenldin ig a fe w hours with tire Major, receiving till well wishes and CoIngratulations of their friend. al t lie old shoe being thown after them for good luick, left for Lib erty, w Ihere ,i earley S u on Mondey mnorningI, looked upon a sa( darting, and they left. for the Llid of Flowers. CIEVELA N D. [For the Messenger. Dots From Six Mile Section. MRia. EDI'ro: I take pleasure inl writing a few dots to yo ul Spicy little paper. .1 havye IeverI takeni a paper that gave mie miore .at.isfactioni than the MESSENEI;. I lave been taking it for five or six moliths :ani wotiul Iot do without it for twice the muonev, am(I I don't thinuk I col invest $1 in1 IIY. thing more valiable to me than it is. I will give vou a few itetus about tle ero)p ill I he Six Mile section. Crop( are1P lookiing well conideringthe recent volitiioued niins, but ve are very (1rY at present, bit wvith tilmel raius, the prospects for fine erops of corn alnd cotton ae goodi. There has been nude alIIIIdbuid t C0ps Of 'vheat and oats ill this sectioln. but farmers have had sonue difliCltltyV ill saving their gra1, on - Cott of thie thureshiers not being ah. to) get to themuu ill eonsequuence of, the wvet weatheir. Several erops) sprouted~ ini the fields. F believe most of thme farmers tip hmere are done layinug by. I ml ust say. that l have 34 acres'of thme finest c>ttoni in thme Iup-count ry. I hiear it remuarked by aL greatt many Il~ pleIl pa~ssingm~ along the road, th .t t it is thme finest" cott ton t her have s(en, wh'ic'l giv'e evidlence of wlmi~t I hatve' said. I amu goodi for 2.5 bales from muit if the seausonis holds out. F. I. E. L. I1 s. EIVMENIA Li. NIlarried, b y U M. L~ynch, Notary P~uldic, ait his residence, on thme 20tih inst., iMr. .JAMEs C.* CAaon, of Ashe viilhe, N. C., and Miss BELaLEN Mun PH n EE, of Pickens C'ounnty. Oni the 20th inst., by the Rev. MI. Ma uld in, at his residlene, MIr. G ' o. WHT and1 Miss MARY A. McCA1u~ Trpi, of Oeonee County. NTIC7E. STOCK-llOLDERS in~ "TI'i I JOINT TOCK CMP'ANY of Eamsley Academyu)," are huereb.y notified thatmI the Annui al Meeting will be held at the Academy, on August 1st nlext, ait 10) o'clock, a. m. All Stock-holder. are (eartnest ly requltestedl to be presenii, 11s somei very impilortanlt buin ess, ini wvhich all are interested1, will he tra lLi july 11 4It I1%SdeIL