Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hurricane, 0, Eastatoe, 0, Pump kintown, 0, Dacuoville, 0, X Plains, 1. Total, 49. B. S. Gaines-Easley, 4, Liber ty 13, Central 39, Pickens 9, Hur rieane 4, Eastatoe 6, Pnmpkin town 1: Dacusville 1, X Plains 1, Total, 78. J. K. Krkscey-Easle3, 11; Liberty, 6; Central, 31; Pickens, 48, Hnrricane, 7; Eastatoe, 27, Pumpkintown, 10; Da cusville, 7; X Plains, 0. Total, 147. TRIAL JUSTICES. Easley Township-J. R. Gossett, 246; Liberty, S. D. Stewart; Hiurri cane, J. A. McKee; Eastatoe, John T. Lewis; Pumpkintown, V. S. Jones; Pickens, J. B. Newberry; Central, B. J. Johnston; Dacusville, J. T. Clil dress. Grand Total of votes cast at each precinct: Easley, 470, Liberty, 167; Central, 249; Pickens, 238; Hurricane, 137; Eastatoo 101; Pumpkintown, 151; Dacusviile, 180; X Plains, 100. Whole munber of votes cast. 1,793. Qhe innlde OJLensenlfer. LOCAL AND COUNTY MATTERS. --Tn our County Ticket on 2d page, it should read J. J. Hord instead of .J. E. Boroughs, County Commr. --The 19th has passed, and some partics were malden h1appy. -Reld the dtaictled account of the election oin atotlier page. -Mrs. R. A. Greer has been quite sick in bed this week. -Rev. W. II. Kirton preaches in t he Methodist church next Sunday. -Dr. J. W. Quillian is quite siek at Ihi$ home inl the village. -On the "Graind Rouinid'' we re ceived 130 new 'tbsacribers. --Our 8sbcrij)ptioni list is t large oit, and they keep comning. Thegranld old Demomracy of 1iek ens turnedout inlgrea mIunibers (i u'lesday, pol1ling a vote of 1 793. -Col. D. Wyatt. Aiken, ion and daughter. passed thliroigh our town ( ) Saturdhay last en route for Pieken.z. -Miss Iattie CIary, who h:s been visiting Easley, has reitruidi home, leaving sad he-arts beiind -Imilprvcllel its are St.ill gong on' The building Inext to tihe 1Po4 OfXee is being fixed up for a ntock oF good . --Turnip seedsl, several kinds, at OWNBE"Y BROS. july 25 Li -Mr. M. Y. (Cary~ 8ays heC Cannot do an11yth l u (rab grass., bt says he has as f1ne a crop of apriiots als ever' grew. -Mr'. J. S. Lathemn's wife and son, arie still con fined to* thir~i beds from sickaiess. -Col . J. E. IIagood aind miembers of his family have gone to visit sum1 mer' resorts inl Northi Carolina. -The Primary election comes off in Anderson Cou nt~y to-day. No donhit there will be0 some cls ra1c1ing. -Miss SavillIa iHill is visiting relatives in the county for a fewv days. May she enjoy her' visit. -WVe are compelledI to p)ostpone, publlishing comuicion iou(f "Road( H hand," iuntil next week. -Dr. IE. 'Y. Sahnuon'F hlors~e anid Cattle powdJerS, for sauic by O)wNBE1Y. BROS. july 25 tt --Mayor G igumill it, wife and fie nds, left us on Thum~rsday, for a trip to Cme sar's Head. We trust It may be a pleasaut one. -We ran up with a lot of clever fellows oniour canvass. Accept otur ti auks gedloeen fdr yo'ur kidness ---We are glad to report our Otreets In a good condition with'the exception of the dust. uthey have been worked pretty well, -Mr. R. A. Greer will accept many thanks for a large watemelon. lie is the first to favot .us with a melon. It weighed 211 pounds. -Send in your orders for job work. We printed 40,000 tickets for the can (Idates, and have received a good share 0f J06 work'since we.started. Our friend Eugene Runion visited Columbia last week, where he spent a pleasant time and returned home on Monday. -Mrs. Patton, and' Misses Payne, Keith and Harrison, who have been visiting Easley, after a pleasant visit returned to their homes in (reenvlle. -T0e MESSENCIER Is reajly popular. A lady was heard to remark the other day. that before she would do without It she would sell her cow. Let others subscribe. OWNBEY BROS. can sell you the best Horse, Cattle and Chicken powders in the world. july 25 tf -We Were Oisited on Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bostwick ami Miss Eula Brown, of Atlanta. They didn't find our offlee in a very neat conldition, but. it was tiruly graced with their pes. ence. -Rev. Dewitt Bim-khiead, who dlid such a good work in Anderson, beg:m : series of tneetings In th Pr sbyte rian church in Greenville, on Thlrs dhyl night last. -h1c foreman is indebted to Mrs R. K. 11111; for a very linC water mel on handed him while passing the o tier day. It was .iscious. -The "Greenville Ne ws' will plea-( make the followiig corrvect ions.-- and ad ditionI for Its. i1. A. Ricy for Sher ifo. J. J. l.1o.rd folr thme third Connmiv % Con)unll)ission ler, instead of J. A. Lesler who was elected Coronier. -Mr.' Mi. F'. Wilthuus gave us ane collt of his wheat, crop last veeh. wvhich we vill give to our reader. ie umade (2.1 bsbels on i a-res, That Ls a turnout l which will challenge ComIpai isoln with mnybody's. -Mir. W. II. Perry, one~ of our1 Subl scribers at Prater, instead of telling us a~ "fish story,'' t old us a true~ snake sto ry last week. Hie killed 14 1Rauttle snakes the ot her day, anmd what witll our peo0ple think i of t hat.? The iy were nearly3 as t hiek as c'an didates we rn 't they ?. -The election)1 is over no andW~11 we must insist~ on the roads being worked out., .L.et the County Comumissioners have' this done before "'fodder pulling time.'' We have hear'd the question disciused, but~ at present that (does not better their condition. What we now need is muanu al la hor'.. -It will be' seeni by reference to re port of the Primary election that J. Tiyler Hill, for Treasurer', .J. B. Clyde, for Auditor, J. R. Uossett, for Trial' Justice, and others, are' r'econuended for flppointmuent b~y the GoQvernor .to their respectivye ofliecs. See elective tlcket undler Nitional and State ticket. --The result of t he Oconee, eleciont Is as f~oos. 1For1 the Senate, Binman;' llouse of ReIprese aiatives, . TLay and Doyle; P rob~at e Jud (ge, Lew is. School Comnmissionoer. Wicklt. Cl2-k3 Crt., ler. Treasurer, Holleman. Auditor, Smith. Coroner, Glbson. Another elee tioi will have to be held for Sheriff and two County Commissioners. --Mr. R. R. Todd, of the " Anderson Journal," paid our office a visit on WednesdAy. our young friend and brother, was looking well, and was in good spirits. He is an old citizen of Pickens county, having resided at Pickens C. IT., for some time and where he was connected with the "Sentinel ." His present connection is with one of our best exchanges. -Our population increased flye in the space of 4 days, week before last. One to the family of Prof. Moore, two to the family of Mr. W. H. Holcombe, one to t he family of Rev. D. W. Mliott, and one to the f-mily of Mr. C. T. Martin. 'ley were not allowed to vote, however, being too young. -We record three cases, as reported to . us, of genuine forgetfulness, which occurre( dhuing 1 he IogrCss of the protracted meetingat this place. MC B. started from the church, accorn pailied by a young lady, leaving his hat belidu. Mr. E. D., walked 2 miles nome, forgetting and leaving his horse. liev- Mr. T.,acepted a seat in a buggy withIi a iriend, forgetting that lie laud a horse (m ha nid, tntil Ie laud seated hiInsel f. - - F. M. Citry will please nece)t imiy thmiks for a kind in vit-ation to at t en d a Jinuty glven 'ait th1 "Keowee Hotel" on Wednesday night last. If aly on watits to sped a spleasalit timie, Seneca is one o( the places to vis it, :un1whe N\11.one goes they~ .-hould al, wayS sokp at thme "KVowe Ilotel," o'ne of the est in the ul)-contlry. We have trit'e(d it, amnd know hervlmeof we speak. It receives a la1rge )a1troniage a 0d e proprictors are tihe clever est kiid of people. --We rece(iV((l a notice last week to tle e Cet taut the pu blisler of the (Tharleston 'Weeklyv N ew.e," woumld fun IIsh that paper to an y deiring it, until .Januii y 1st. for fifty celts. It is one of the best barains ever ofiered ili journ1 allsmn.. It is pubiilished by the same (compan~1y andt editedi by t h same ellicient edlitoas as he dahilly " News and C'ourier,' ' and we cana hea rt ily recoini menid t heir paper to the public. Let un of our people trf it awvhile. It is otffered for~.the bene&fit of those es pe~cially~ desiring~ to keep up withI the cmpai ~tgn. --Ourm f-iend Mr. J. M .lPhilips, who recently openied a blacksnith: shop inl Easley is doiag a fine buiess.: ie is a1 man well calculaited to do work mat on1ce, and1 well. Give i im your. work and see how well lae cana do it for vont. is shop'Is near tihe dlepot. j uly 18 tf -Mr. J. 1$. mith rprsta he has a brood of Leghorn pullets that weres hatched out on the 14th off March last that are now laying every day; Who can b~eat that, hand who cap affprd to do without such a breed of' ehickens? -As we iveremitting in out' oillee on TPhursday~ afnernon, in the thiuder' stdrm we heard1 the lightning strike, ais we supp~losed, thle railraoad. Butt upon going up the street gfterward1s our at tention wvas called to the telegraph of flee. W~e vjslted it aind found, that the ligrhtningr had h inyvnd hnano, with the Mr. Cureton, was raised up from his seat by the shock, and our friend,Jack Swann was shocked, and very much frightened by accident, and we learn that a horse of Mr. Brazcale was killed near Mr. E- S. Griffin's mill, 4 miles above Easley. Mr. Brazeale was lead ing his horse, when the lightning struck a tree, glaneed and killed the horse and knocked Mr. Brazeale to the ground senseless, in which condition it is thoughtl he remained for sometime. -Only 5 cents a glass for Ice cold Soda Water at OWNXBY BRoS. ju25tf --The following, accompantiled with a Tin Cup, which was received by the sender four years ago, for receiving the smallest iinmber of votes Ia the Coun ty, (50), was handed us for publication, al( the cul) may be found at this of flee, subject to orders from the one en title(d to it. Mr. Martin, while sym pa thizing with the unfortunate - one, i.s grlad to get rid of the cup. Ile says : TIN CUP. "1' was ever thus from childhood's h1om-1, We've seen our fondest hopes take tlight. V, never played the left,-hand bower But I hat it was certain to be i lakei wit h the right. "Train sferred, with the Com)plilmeits of C. T. Martin, to the canididate rVe eeiving the smallest number of votQs cast oi the 19th inst. May you hold it with good grit and a firm faith in the righteous decisions of the Democratie party, as I have done for the last fou years, until relievedl by some more 1i. fortlunate brother," Tinkle. tinkle, little cup, Hov I love to give yol Ip; i'll let you PIss on to the rear Without a sigh, groan. or tear. [coIMMI7NICA T cD.] lievival Meetinipi inl Pie(mlont' ,llp Ilit Association. M D.Yrou :By your reqiest I will give your readers a short sketch of the revivanl Imeetinugs in my eharge in the Piedmotit Baptist Association, com mencing vitli the -white Plains Chu1t-ch, a ne0wly conistitulted Church in Ander $0on County, on the ithl .July, which cont inued ninW dlays. receivinig 17 miem bers inito the ellowship) of the Church, 15 of the number by bapt im [-also hield a 5 days meeting all Mouh.. Lain Springo Church,. commencing.Aim.. gust 3d, anid conitiued 45 (lays, receiv mtg 6 miemnbers. I1 also conunen~ced a meetingetut Flat, Rock( Church, Pickens County, August I9th, and( continueid until the 17th, amuil received into fellowship 26 me'in'bers, mnakinug a total of 49 new additions to the three Churches. The most of them have been baptized, but some are waiin until the next regular meet iiugs, .which will comumenice on next Frliday, when we hope to i'(Peive oth, ers, as we left many earnestly seeking salvation, id the churches greatly re vivedI. Each Church ha~s a good Sun.. day School, and some a regular pr1ayer meeting. I w as greatly assistedl by thie church - es and a young licensed minister, E. A. Durham, of White LIains Church, all of which I feel very thiankful for. S. A. GAnY. ANDERBON.MILITARY 8OHOO.. .JaImaRson, S..o.. B EGINS Sept. 1st. TuitIon $16 to $J 36 per year. German and1( Fr'ench each .1,00-yer year. Boar'd ieluding ful per month. For a caitalogue adrsI Wo R-n f1'~ lIon,