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Hh^garr-? r-.-.-ii-arrtMrara Tit Mens SestiosL. * S. F< BRitlST, Editor til fwjtitlor. FiCKKNS, 9. C., SKPT. 16, 1?76. TermH of Mnbttvrlptloii. One Year $1 60 Six Months 76 Advertising Ratal*. Advertisements inserted at tho rate of $1 00 per square, of (0) nino lines, or lkbs, for the first insertion, and 60 cents for cach subsequent inseition. Contracts rondo for tmrke, six or twelve months, on favorable terms. Advertisements not having the number of insertions marked on them, will ho published until forbid and charged accordingly. These terms arc so simple any child may Understand them. Nino lines is a square? owe inch. In every instance wo charge by tfto space occupied, as eight or ten lines can be made to occupy four or five squares, as Hie advertiser uiay wish, and is charged by (he 6pnce. 4QT- Advortiscrs will y lease state the noniber of squares they wish-their advertisements to make. Business men who advertise to be beiwfltted, will bear in mind that tho iSENTlNEL has a large and increasing cir dilution, and is taken hy tho very class of persona whose trade they desire. Advertising AgentsTho following aro tho only author reed tig on to to rocoivo advertisements tor this paper : Geo. I'. ilowoll & Co., 41 Pnik Row Wew YorkWalker, Evans & Cogswell, represented by lloswoll T. Logan, Charleston, S. C. Wo will accopt cashinadvanco orders from other ageneics, at reasonable rates. Wo can givo no advertisomont proferonco in position. Tito Democrats have secured tlio organisation of the North Carolina? Constitutional Convention, and gono to work by the appointment of the necessary committees, with the ablest men in the Convention as chairmen. Ienac Merritt Singer, the inventor of the famous Singer Sow ing Macitino, died on tho 23d of July last, lie started in tho world without anything except pluck and enorgy, and hi tne mnoot ins death had amassed a fortune of $13,000,000. ? Toor Grant, anotlicr nail has been driven into his third torm collin, by the New York Republican State Convention, who declare their oppo pition to the election of any man a third tinio President of the United States. If they-elect any man the tli8t time in tho future it will astonish the country mightly. ? Immigration ?Tilman R. Gains haB re?cpened his immigration work in N?iv Ynrlr mid i-nuni'lii !.*? ... A w* *?} ?*IIV4 I VJ'VI 10 VHU J /I V'O " j ecte favorable tor a good flow ul email capitalize, mechanics, farmers, etc., into the Piedmont Dietrict this fall and winter. It ia hoped that lie will not only do much good to the country, but mako Iho work remunerative, as lie ha* Buffered much loss and been at heavy expense. lie earnestly request people who have lands to rent, or sell, or work lor these people to address him imme< diately, at 29 Broadway N. Y. __ The Ohio Camimion.? It is ^onerally conceded by both parties that the Ohio State election, which in to take place on tbo 12th day of next month, will decide the party U6ceii dency in 1876. Whilo this may not bo true, it will doubtlcas settle the political coni'sc of theeucccssful party and cause a chungo < f tactics on the part of tlio other. Tho Campaign is being wagod vigorously and oventhing brought to bear by either party that will add to tho ono or dctract from tho othor. The .Republicans, in tho outsot, sought to make tho financial question tho stopping stono to power, favoring hard monoy ttiul a speedy resumption of specie payments. This the Democrats vory properly opposed, iorcscoing that tho sudden calling in of greenbacks and the contraction ol tho only circulating medium in tho,country would bring financial ruin and disastor to every branch of industry, and produce one oi mo greatest panics ever known in this country. They favor making otic dollar of green back# worth one Hollar in o; ecio, inflation of the cur- ' rency to satisfy the demands of tiade 1 and a gradual return to specio pay* < ment ns the Government become* I able. The Republicans soon dia- ' covered that their hol>y was not a | popular one, and would not add to ' the r strength and suddenly changed ? iiKIF' " i irTSMB base mid endeavored to uiako the tree school qnoMion the leading is\ 8UO. Tltey ch.u go that tho X)ftnocrats favor apportioning tho froo school money bo as to allow tlio Catholics their pro rata share for the support of their Bchoois, which they have teperato from all others. Thore is nothing in this tor tho Republicans, even if it is true, for tho Catholics pay as much, in proportion to wealth anil population, towards supporting tho public schools hb any other class, .1 _ I 1.1 _ ! - 1 I- _ >11. 1 A 1 _ uiiu biioiiiu uenaiuiy ou mioweu iuo ii8o of it in educating their chiId-ret). Every other denomination in the country have tlioir acliools and colleges, f >r the education of their children, according to their religious doctiines, ahd why not tho Catholics ? Tliis hoby, too, will soon fall to the ground, and lhe great Democratic party lead by tho venorablo and unconquerable "Uncle Billy" Allen, will sweep the State and clear tho way for tho final bnrrial of Radical 18111 111 iOIU. ?<a?? Job Citbws Shot.?This 6omewliat notorious gentleman, who is now a Representative in tho Legislature from Laurens county, was waylaid and shot, lour miles trom Lauren6 Court House, on the morning of tho Slh inst. Mr. Crews was shot with a double barreled shot gun, fivo buck shot taking effect, four in tho back, two on either sido tho back bono. Mr. Charlio Boll in, wiio was in the buggy with Crews, received a slight wound in the shoulder. Tho latent accounts had from Crows represent liia condition as a critical aud dangerous one ; the balla having been probed for to the depth of four inches and only ono extractod; and afr was escaping from tho lurgs thrcugh ono of the wounds. Ilis recovery is despaired of. Gov. Chamberlain has offered a reward of ono thousand dollars for tho apprehension, with proof to convict, of tho parties who did the shooting. Crows had many political and personal enemies in Laurens county, but it is not said upon what ground* the shooting was done, but, like all other unfortunate and often individual affairs, the Radical party aro trying to niako political capital out of it and have commenced, in certain quarters, to hold up the "bloody shirt" to tho public gazo. Wo haidly think Crows was shot on account of his political principles, but, rather, on account of some poreonal grudjjo. lie has been the means of driving many crood citizens from their liomm iii Laureus county, and is accused of having some killed by hired tools, and that a desire lor revenge, which tinkle in most iiuinan breasts, has lead to this unlortunatu affair, is very probable. Since writing I he above wo havo received the Greenville News, in which we lifid the following brief despa'ch, announcing the death of Mr. Crews. SrAKTANBUKO S. C., Sep. 14. Air. Joseph Crews is dead. Died luat night ui lii o'clock. Missmisuti Troubles.?The trous bles in Mississippi have ended. Tho "raw head and bloody bones" of rebellion was at onco raised by the Radical saints throughout the conntry in order to liro the Northern mind and iuiluenco the Stato elections, which are soon to take place in several of the States, in the interest of that parly. Tho following is doubt 1<>kh a trim vorainn nf tlm origin of thid unfortunate affair : Viokubukg, fc>0|>t. C. An extra edition of ti:o Herald gives tho following account of the disturbance at Clinton : Ttie origin and j?articttlai s of the riot at Clinton on Saturday evening liavo boon variously stated. After hcai ing all (ho statements, we think tho following about correct : There is a law prohibiting tlio sale of liquor in Clinton. Some young men from Kayinond brought a bottle with then), and while tho speaking was going on, Martin Sively and jonie of Im friends wont off a short Jistance to take a drink. The colored marshal for the occasion up l>roacl>ed thorn and forbade their Jrinking. Tliia oidor was not regarded, and when the marshal at( mptcd to take tho bottlo out of Sivtly's handjSive!)' etruck him over the bead with it. Sonator Caldwell, J colorod, started to settle tlio difficulty, and whs followed by some twenty negroes, whom lio orderod back, but abottt oivo bund rod more came rushing on. SSomo one tired a shot which was followed by general tiring and a stampede. Sivoly tired all tho barrels of his pistols, and the nnirrnab dnmonilnfl ln'a dor. lie surrendered and gave up Lis pistol, after which ho was shot and his brainn knockod out. IIo was then robbod of Lis clothing, and a finger waB cut off in order to got his ring. Tho infuriatod mob found Charles Chilton in his yard, and shot and killed him in tho presence of bin fjirriilv. TiVnnt Tlirtmirina/xti .a promising young lawyer, was shot from liis horse u mile ami a lialf from tho bcono of tho conflict, unl after falling, tho savages drove their knives into hid body in many places. John Ncal was fatally shot in the loft lung in the town and Waddy Rico seriously in tho hand. Four negroes wore found on the field, and two who were mortally wounded. Six ncgroos have boon found dead about Clinton, since the whito men of Clinton were organized at onco for self protection, under Colonel Ilanls ing, and telegrams woro 6ont hero tor assistance. Fifteen minutes aft or the receipt of tho Urat dispatch, 150 mon were ready to march and took a special train, which reached Clinton about 7 o'clock. About 10 o'clock mojo reinforcements came from Jackson roads, and woro picketed during tho night. This closed the i iot on the first day. NfiVV ADVUliTOlOMKNTS l/ HI HI I i I MIJIn MOM, EANLEY NT ATI OX, W. C. I * Tho exercises of 11>is School wore opened on Tuesday, Sept. 14th. Tuition per Scholastic year : Primary Department . . , $20 Intermediate Department. . . !10 High School Department . . 40 CrooiVboard cart be Hccurcd in tlie village at from $-10 to per month. For further particulars, address the principal. no 3 It \VM. S. MORRISON, A. R, Gentlemen's KMPOIMIJJf OF FANHKOy, CJrei'iivllIe, S. \ The undersigned l)cg leave to iuforni their friend's and tho public generally, that, they intend opening on the 1st of October, 187o, in one of the new iron front, building*, Hecoinl door above the postotlice, one of the largest and mont complete nlock of RK/\l>Y MADK /7IY?TIIIVri 1 ni'Vi'i riii'ViL. . v..... , .....W mm U1>? l ?5 I' U ll/l IDIlING GOODS cvor brougtit to this market, and we intend purchasing our entire nlocl; with the cash, will bo enabled to offer out goods at very low prices. Call and sec us befor ' lrchnaing else where, as it will be a pleasure for us to show our goods. MoMAHAN, MORGAN & DAVIS. 3 1m NOTICE! Wo have received our Fall and Winter <>! immIb, and aro prepared to sell goods at low figures We have on hand two car loads of Salt an< two car loa'ls of Daccincr and Tip?. wliinl we propose to sell at Greenville prices. Highest cash price paid for Cxton. Wrapping Taper at Wholesale Prices, nolitf II. E. HOLCOMBE k SOX. oIoii(n(n, Immigrant* au?l Traveler* Wcnhvard. For map circulars, condensed time fnMti and general information in rogard (o transportation facilities to nil points in Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Colorado, Kansas, Texas, Iowa, New Mexico, Utah and California, apply to or address Ai.bkut b. Wiiknn, Ocneral Emigrant Agcnf, Oflice No. 2 II. I. Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga. No one sliouhl go West without first getting in communication with the General Emigrant Agent, and become informed as to superior advantages, cheap and quick transportation of families, household goods, stock, and farming implements generally. All information cheerfully given. W. L. DAN LEY, nofl Cm G. I\ AT. A. ROCK. The Hotel tit thin Popular Hummer Uesort in now open for tlic reception of visitors. The table will he supplied with the heHt (he country ufforda. Tho rooms Arc well furnished and scrupulously clean. No pains will he spared to rentier th<! stay of visitors pleasant and agreeable. ? * - - - ??? ? * ui imiira, i:or J**. 2.00 Per IPcfik 12 (H> P<?r Month . ... 40.00 V S. J0NK8, no50 Proprietor, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW GOODS! GFNTLM'y FURNISHING GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, and IIATS, SADDLES, BRIDLES AND HARNESS, GROCERIES. SUGAR, COFFE, 13ACON LARD SYIUJP, and FLOUR, CIGARS, TOliACCO, Etc., Etc At W A. LESLEY & SON'S. iiraiul Hull ni Tabic Mountain* There tfill bo ft Grand Bnll lit Tabic Mountain Hotel, on FRIDAY EVKN/NG, 24th inst. J Admittance?Gentleman and Jady, 52 00. Supper ancl breakfast furnished/ V. B. JONES, | Proprietor. Town Lots for Sale. I will sell at Liberty Station, on the Air Lino Kailroad, in Pickens county, S. ('., on THURSDAY, 23d day ol September instant, a number ol valuable and desirable building lots, to contain from one-fourth of an acre to four acres each. The village will be situate! on a beautiful tilaloait nf Intnl. in nn? nf I (lie healthiest 8cctioii3 of the Slate, and surrounded by bold springs of excellent water, and in the midst of one of tlio most prosperous farming sections in the Stale. Terms?One third c.\sh, one third in throe months, balance in six months, with interest from date. Purchasers to have the privilege of anticipating any part or all tho payments. Titles to be executed but not delivered until the whole of the purchase money is paid. Purchasers to pay extra for papers. My agents, Mr. Addison Hoggs, Samuel Stewart and S. M. Hnlcombc, residing at or near the place, .will take pleasure In showing the lots to any one wishing to purchase. A plat of the town and lots will be exhibited on day of sale. C ATM A It INK TEMPLKTON. Sept. 8, 1875. ii 3t Grcccnvillc News copy 2t?once on 1 Gtli and oncc on 21st. Anderson Intelligencer copy oncc and send bill to this otlice. : VALUABLE WM 1 will soil to the highest bidder, at Pickens* r C II, on saieday in October next, the real estate of Jane I, Arnold, deceancd, to-wit : One tract of land lying on Oeorgc's Creek, a few miles northeast cf Eaalcy Station, containing three hundred acres, fifty of which is first-class bottom land; one hint 'red origin nal and lino forest, the balance cleared ami in a good state of cultivation. On the premises is a largo and comfortable ('.welling, with all necessary out buildings. Terms?One third cash, balance in one and I U'il ?ill. ImI * "V jviuo, nun I III VI XJOl Ut IUII |>ur Cl'Ill. per annum, with approved securities nml mortgage of the. premises if deemed necessary. A. s. mtioas, ' Agent for Legatees, i Aug. 23, 1875. flfaY" Abbeville Press and Banner and Greenville Weekly News copy lit anil send bill to A. 8. Briggs, Orecnvillc Court House, S. (!. no52 7t 1 Livery and Sale Stalks. * 1 Turtles desiring to Lire conveyance lo ' Pickcns Court House, Table Hook and oilier points, can be accommodated at my Stables, at all hours of the day and night. Purchasers can also lie supplied with Good Stock at reason ablepricos. Hfcif" Kcgulat Mail I.inc to Pickcns Courthouse daily. (Sundays excepted.) KICI1EY k WYATT. Kjisley Station, S. 0., Aug, 3, 1H75. n?19-ly \V. K. IIOLCOMBB. It. A. CHILD. llolcoikilic A C lilM, A TTORNJ'j YS A T LA IF. WII,I.PRACTICE in Cirotiit, Probate, ami Trill,Justice Courts of thin Stale. All business entrusted to tlicm will receive prompt attention. Sept 1'J S ly NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MIERIFt 'H 8AJLKH. ? i T I.* ? 8 -... J STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. S%_ 1'ICKENS BOUNTY. IN PROBATE COURT. J. D. Gasaway, Administrator, agaitisi C. Gasaway ami others, Defendants. Complaint for payment of debts aud pa'rtition. lty onlcr of I". II. Pliilpot, Judge of Probale, 1 will sell at Pickens Court House, on sale day in October next, the rcul estate of Thomas Il.Oasaway, deceased, to-wit : On? tract of laud, lying auJ being in the State of South Carolina, county of l'ickcns, adjoining lands of T. J. llobertaon, C. N. Keid-and others, on Twelve Milo river, containing two hundred acres more or less; sold I .1..UI. nl?i IUI U1UUI ui uvuii) nuu j/uiuuvu, Terms cuali. J. HILEY FEUGUSON, Sheriff l'ickcna CoUuly. SlicrilT's offico, V l'ickeuaCourt House, Sept. 7, 1875. J 2-it STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA. Pickens Count v. IN P110BATE COUliT. Wiuny Howard, Plaint iff, against Elizabeth ltiggius, Emeline lliggins ct al. Complaint in partition. ]$y order of I. II. Philpot, Judge of Probate, 1 will sell at Pickens Court House, on Halo day in October next, the real cstutc of Zion KiggiiJB, deceased, 10-wit. uuc tract oi mnu, lying rum ueing 111 111c Slate and county aforesaid, adjoining lands of Jordan liicc, Daniel Alexander nnd others, containing one hundred and fort)- four acres more or less ; sold for partition. Terms?On a crodif. of twelve months, except so much a may be necessary to pay the costs of these proceedings, with interest from date. Purchaser to givo bond and mortgage of premises to secure purchase money. Also, to pay extra for titles and mortgage. J. KILEY PElltiUSON, Sheriff Pickens Oouuty. Sheriff's office, \ Pickens Court House, Sept. 7, 1K75. J 2 4t STATU OF SOU ill CAROLINA. Pickens County. IN PROBATE COURT. Jacob Lewis IMaintifT, ngainst l)avi<l James and otlurtj, Defendants. Complaint in partition. l>y order of I. II. l'liilpot, Judge of Probate, I will well at Pickens Court llouac, on sale day in Octobor next, the vcui estate of W. (J. Durham, deceased, to wit: Oiio tract of land lying and being in the Hintcj of South Carolina and county of riGKcns, on waters oi 1 lu urceK, adjoining lands of l'rank Durham, Merry Duvli-nn and others, containing sixty four acres more or loss; sold for payment of debts and partitit ion. Term??On a crcdit of twelve months, with interest from date, cxccpt so much as may l?e necessary to pay costs ot these proceedings Purchaser to give bond and mortgage of premises to secure purchase money. Alao, pay ex.ua for tirlcs and mortgage. J. K1LKY FEUUIJSON, Sheriff Pickens Couuty. Sheriff's olllce, I'lCKi'iiu Luiui liouse. cent. i. ( - it STATF OF SOUTII CAROLINA. Pickens County. IN 1'HOUATK COUNT. William N. Walker, Plaintiff, against Kebucca L. Coil.an ct ul. Defendants. Complaint in partition. Hy order of 1. 11. l'hllpol, J ml go of I'rohale, 1 will soil at Pickcns Court House, on Kale day in October next, the icul estate ol James Walker, deceased, lowit: Olio tract of land, lying and being in tlu Slate of Houtli Carolina and county of Pick, eiif, on waters of Kaslatoo, waters of Kcowec river, ailjoining lands of Alpha llarton an<! others, containing one hundred and sixi> acres more or loss ; sold for partition and |'ilj llll'fll 1?I UVIM.1. Terms?On a credit of twelve mouths, witl iiiIet'i'Ht from <l:iie, except ho much as may lit necessary to pay the cost of theso proceed' ings, 1'urchaser to give bond und mortgage ot premises to secure purchase money. Also to pay extra for titles nntl mortgago. J. 1ULKY PKUUU80N, Sheriff Pickens County. Sheriff's fdficc, ) Pickens Court House, Sept. 7, 1875. / 2 4t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA I'iCKKNB CoUNTy. IN PIIOIJATJS COUKT. I!llo II Pi'llfinnftr n<vni?*a? AJU..UI Newton ct ftl., Respondent. l'ctiliou in partition. liy order of I. II. Philpot, Jmlgc of Probate, I will sell on sale d?y in October noxt nt. Pickens Court lloii.se, the real estate o: Kllentler Griffin, deceased, to wit : Two lots of land, lying and being in tli< town of Pickens, Stato of South Carolina and county of Pickens viz : Lot No. 1, known in the general plat ol the town, as lot No '17, containing one-hall acrc, more or less, adjoining lot No. 32 or the north, fronting Garvin street on Gie west, Cedar Hock street on the south, and lot No. 49 on the east. Lot No 2, known in the general plat of the town as lot No. 4'.?, fronting Cedar Roch street on the sontli, and adjoining lots No. i 47 f?n nml an tnit* ?wr i.?ir or less; sold for partition. Terms?On a credit of twelve monthn, vritli interest from date, except bo much as m<\y he necessary to pay cost* of theso proceedings. Purchaser to givo bond, with two good pureties, and a mortgage of tho proiniscB to sc euro the purchase money* j Also to pay c\triifor titles and mortage. J. RILKY PJBHUU80N, Sheriff Pickeus County. HheriA's ollce, "I PicKvtt. f.'oi.rt Sept. 7, 1 "76. j 2 4t SAMl'LK A ILUVAXDKH, Manufacturers and Jobbers of mwmvu unv?' \trn(tuw>o I iUIJX1 \J J'V/ a U VV V/lUIVll 17j HOOTS nmi SHOES, Ohnrlolin, N. (J. 1 lm t NHVV A1)VJ?RTISI5MENTS. ' 8 II 15 S C n 1 B E !5 ; CJ * jj P FOR TUB mwnw mmrn iiUUUNM MUUUtitiUt w Hendricks & Williams, *% Easlcy Station, llavo on hand and for eah) at low m prices lor cash, u m (nCiiiM'al Assort moil t Of CJooiIh to Buit llio tunes, consisting in part of fj DliY GO OAS, K 077 OAS,"; noo'is, * 11A 78, OA /\S, IIA lil) WARE, qiiociiEUY, Also ft Full Lino of % GROCERIES. l'lurli', Wells & Taylor, Attorneys and Couiisc 11 crs at Lnn" Having established an ofiico at Pickens C. ^ II., S. 0., will attend promptly Jo nil bii8iiicc? left with 0. W. Taylor who mny bo nlwnyt* found nt their oflice at l'ickcns C. II., S. C. One of the senior partners will always W -'i present at the Courts to assist with tl?e business. f -f W. 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