The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, December 02, 1875, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS.
Tho Iiov. J. Q. Stockioat 1 will
* preach in tho Methodist Church iti
a.i.; riM i~.. i .
Ill IB JJ1UUO J.I1UI BU?JT Illglll, i/UCOIUOOl'
2d., At oandlo light.
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We call attontion to tho advorlisos
raent of Mr. J. K. Glazotier, who, it
will bo soon, opposes ull Third Term
candidotes; but jfavors, particularly,
* all thoao who lovo to gratify thoir
palatoa with tho nico confections
found at his store.
A Contest.?There will bo a broiling
contest botweon tho scholars of'
D. T. Cox's school and thoso of John
(3. Wallaoo's, on tho 24th inst, at
Antioch Chusch, in Eastatoe Township.
Tho public generally aro re
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specttully invitod to attond and \vit?*
noes tho contest.
Burnkd.?On tho nielli of tho 21th
inat. tfio dwelling house of Mr. Day,
near Cedar Rock, in thia County, was
burnod together with a lot of seed
r>ofton in nn nil inir innr room. All
It is furniture was also consumed by
tho devouring flames. We have not
loarned tho origin of tho lire.
Doctors Earle, Gilliland ivnd Jones,
on Tuesday last, amputated tlio left
foro arm of Mr. E. II. G/iflin, whose
hand had boei\toni and mangled in
his gin on tho $8.d i>lt. It was tho
hope of his friends^ at tho time of
tho accident, tha^liis hand could bo
eaved, and, cou'trary td\the advico
of tho attending physinians, Doctors
Earlo and Giiiiland, amputation was
doforrod till nine days utter t'no acci
dont, at which tiino it bec uno evi~
dent that amputation was (lie only
rniiindv fn nnvfl llio I i fn (if Hirt nsifinut
. ?J , ,
for mortification had now thoroughly
communcod. Although hie condition
is procariouo, yot wo hopo that lio
will soon rccovcr. It is oxceedin giy
regretted that amputation was not re
sorted to immediately alter tlio acci'
clout, then ho won hi only have lost
tho hand, whereas, ho hus now lost
tho wholo foru ar.ii. A blind and
misdirected, though innocent, iineotion
of bid friends must bo given us
tho c<ui.-e of this and not Miy fault
or malpractice ol tho attending phy
siciaiis.
Snow.?J. F. llarman's sleight of
hand show and othiojdun performers
\fero in town last week. From tho
^ posters and tho oxtent ut ilio canvas
one would ho induced to boliovo it a
good show; but it proved a miserublo
abortion?without Rtvlo?shabby in
its personnel?revolting to reunou
tastes, and, withall, not over honest;
for it loft without settling ita hotel
bill. An attachment was according
ly issnod, and at Kasley, wo learn,
they tried to rosiet the attachment by
\ force of arms. But, thinking 4<pru
denco tho better part of valor," sat,"
ieilod the demand and went on their
way rejoicing.
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Mr. S. G. Robinson, G. W. S., of
Georgia and YV. II. Cnttino, G. W.
S., of South Carolina, arc advertised
to attor.d a Temperanco mass meeting
at Pickens Court IIouso, in South
t Carolina, on the 4th of December,
and addro83 tho mooting.
Wo clip tho ahovo from tho Sunny
South, and those who hivor tlio lein*
porance cause, and those who do not,
will, doubtless, bo greatly benefitted
by attonding the meeting.
Dr. Tutt's Expectorant.?This
unrivaled preparation has performed
fiorno of tho most astonishing cures
that arc recorded in tho annals of his
tory. Patients Buffering for years
* from tho various diseaees of tho
Lungs, nficr trying different remedies,
spending thousands of dollars in
traveling and doctoring, have l>y the
U80 of a tow bottles entirely rccovorod
their health.
A sojourn or at Aiken, S. C., wri
tos:
New York, August 30, 1872,
Dr. Tutt:
Dear Sir.?Wlion In A ikon last
wintor, I used your Kxpoctorant for
my coogli, and roalized nioro l>oncfit
from it than anything I over took. I
v nm eo woll tlint I will Hot go (o Fjor.
iila noxt winter a3 I intended. Send
ir.o ono dozen bottles by express fulsome
friends.
ALKKKD CU61IINO
123 Wost Thirty first Stroot.
m
?* ht- i
xuu juussrs. xsavo 010 in our
I town, with a fino lot of mules, which
tlioy aro desirous of exchanging for
"green backs" at low prices. It is a
lot ot lino mules.
To Druggists, Hardware and General
MerchantsI
carry in stock from 1,000 to 3,000
boxos of window glass, (tho largost
stock in tho South,)ombracing all sizos,
from 4 x G to 40 x GO in einglo or
doublo thick and polished plato.?
Standard brands of Fronch and Amos
rican mado. Slainod, Out, Ground,
i Enamoled, and Church Glass. Putty
| by tho bladder or ton. #Glaziors'
Points, Knivos, Diamonds, &c.
Abovo aro imported direct from tho
factories and I guarantoo bottom
pricoa. Sond for latest quotations.
Truly yours,
P. P. Toahe, Charleston, S. C.
N EW ADVERTISE MENU'S.
Would you have Rosy Cheeks ?
Expehibnob ov A Young Woman.?A couu^
try girl, young, pretty and happy, her step
was clastic and the roses of health bloon.ed
upon her cheek. Ono April morn sho was
overtaken by a "spring shower," and caught
>a cold.
It washor "particular time," and supression
was tho result. At tho next "poriod" nature
Ii-iuacu iu ?CU OIIO DCCaillO sallow, HWOlIOll
and suffered intensely with pain in tho back
and "lower stomach," palpitations, dffioulty
of breathing, indigestion and hcadachc. Doctors
failed to palliato her distressed condition,
and she longed for death as the only hope of
relief. At tho instance of a friend, who herself
cxperienco its benefits, she was induced
to try Dr. J. Bradfield's Female Regulator.
One bottlo cured her. 8ho was again tho
happy girl she was that April morning before
the shower. Tho Female Regulator is prepared
by Ii. II. Bradfield, Druggist, Atlanta,
Oa., at $1.50 per bottle and kept by all robpoctable
drug men throughout the land.
A most Excellent Itemed;/.
ati.anta, Oa., March 12, 1870.?I have
nrdmitin.l ?!?/* n.. n ?
vuu iwijiu i>vuuiiuiu 3 rem,no
Regulator, and from my knowledgo of the ingredients,
believe it. a most excellent modicino I
and well suited to that class of diseases design
natcd. I liavo no hesitation in advising its
use, and confidently rcccommend it to tho
public Jokl Ukanham, M. D.
Doc. 2, 14 4t.
SEWINC
gl Hill MACHINES.
\~. Liberal Terms of ExVyy4g^T.-r\
9/ changcforSecond-hand |
Machines of every dea- |
"DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS, i
Tlic Most Patterns made. 8cn<l Sets, for Catalogue. I
| Address DOMESTIC SEWINQ MACHINE CO. |
Aocmts Wanted. -?& K?W VOHK.
(h J Q a liny at homo. Agents wanted. OulI
/O t"'1 iwl tonus free. True &. Co., Augusta,
Maine.
SHUN imim pftTsnws
Mt'.lHCl'.NK UKNIIRIIKD USKI.RSH.
Bella's KlcM'lro Kelts mid
Ituiuh
arc indorsed by tl?o most eminent physicianfl
in the world for the euro of rheumatism,
neuralgia, liver eomplaint, dyspepsia, kidney
disease, aclies, pains, nervous disorders, fits,
female complaints, nervous and general debility,
and oilier citron ic diseases of the chest,
head, liver, stomach, kidneys and Mood.?
use:: ?: .!! lull particulars free bv Volta Hell
Co , Cincinnati, O.
ftHWLT.Il WEEK guaranteed to Agents,
\ I I a,u' Female, in thoir locality.?
Li I / Terms anil OUTFIT FREE. Address
T P.O. VICKERY & CO., Augusta, Me.
1|$f> to $20 per day at homo. Samples worth
$1 free. Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine.
T)SYCIIOM<VNCY, OR SOUL OII ARMINGL
llow either sex inay fascinate and gain
the love and affections of any person they
choose, instantly. This art all can possess,
free, by mail, for 25 cents ; together with a
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Mints (u Ladies, c'.o. 1,U0U,U00 sold. A queer
hook.
Address T. WILLIAM & CO., Pub* Phlla.
VC. HNTfl, the greatest clinnce of the age.
Address, with stamp, National Copying
Allant, Ola. ^
Maryland Eye & Ear,Institute
C>t> N. Ciiaiu.ks Stukkt, 15ai.timouk. Mn.
QKOUGK RHULINO, M. D., late Prof, of
Kyo and Ear Surgery in tho Washington
University, Surgeon in charge,
Tho large handsome rcsidonco of the late
Charles Oarroll has been fitted up with all
tho improvements adopted in the latest
Schools of Europe, for tho special treatment
of this class of diseases. Apply hy letter to
cieouok h kum.no, m. i).,
Surgeon in Charge.
ITIKLT CAIIPHTINQS, ito cents per yard.
3 Felt Ceiling for rooms in place of plaster.
Fell Kooliing ami Suling. For Circular
ami Sample, address C. J. FAY, Camden,
New Jersey.
"irAi/rnuMtloS'iYll
aitil JiiK VikNfUulc*
No. Ti5 Fiiankmn St.. Hai.timorb, Md.
JULIAN J. CIIISOLM, M-1>. Prof, of Byoand
Kar discuses in tho University of Maryland,
Surgeon in charge.
This Institution is thoroughly organized
nnd fitted up with every convenience for tho
treatment of Eyo nnd Bar Diseases,
flipy For further iuforinalion, ftpply to tho
above.
CONFEDERATE
Hi 11h, Bonds and Postage Stumps Wanted.?
$1 for rarest bill*, $10 for rarest stamps. It.
will pay to send llicin immediately. Also
oilier curiosities, American .Stamp Co., Hox
4045, New York.
Deo 2 -II 4
FIN At. H 3TTLK tl KXT,
NOTICI! is liotohy given, Hint application
lias liccn mnOo to I. II, l'liilpol, .linlgo of
i ruDititi, sur i?:nvo 10 IlllVKC a Mnal SClllOIIIOIll
of llio Katato of Calvin O'Doll, deceased, on
Saturday, llio nihility of December, 1875.
MARY A. O'DKLL,
J. PERRY LOOP till,
Adiniutrators.
Nov 11, 1875 11 1
FALL AND WINTER GOQSS!
I
youn attention is most respectfully
oalloJ to tho largest and dccidedly
tho CHEAPEST Stock of Goods that has
ovor been exhibited in West Grconvillo ; consisting
Of dry goods, boots, shoes,
hats, hardware, crockery,
groceries, oto., oto. ,
Our p.-ieos aro so low that no houso this
Bido of New York can undcr-scll us.
Wo sell Goods strictly for C/VSIl, which
OnableS US to mnl<n ?lir> ,l?~i?
, %v/ i.uuiv lull.
AVe keep constantly on hand a largo lot of
DOORS, SASII and BLINDS, at pricoa that
defy competition.
Wo also keep on har.d a large lot of thoso
celebrated GRANGE PLOW STOCKS, to
which wo invito yc^ir attention.
Wo liavo also connected to our Storo, a
a Largo WAGON YARD, with a well of Good
Water, which is Frco and Open to All.
CELY & BROTHER,
Greenville S. C., October 1, 1875. noGtf
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unriv, U ens IV JL'tty lor,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Having established an offico at Pickens C.
II., S. C., will &ttoml promptly to all business
left with G. W. Taylor who may bo always
found at their office at Pickens C. II., S. C.
One of the senior partners will always bo
present at the Courts to assist with the business.
W. E. EARLE, \
Q. G. WELLS, / G. W. TAYLOR,
OrconYillo, S. C. Piokons, S. C.
I l ) T ^ '^n/^v A T T ^
i . r . l
?Manufacturer of?
Doors, SasHEs,
?gJl?S. PLOdillNS.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
Paints, Oils, &c,
?Sole Agent for?
The National Mixkd Paint Co.
The Great American Pike Extinguisher
Co.
PAGE MACHINE RRT.TTNTtt no
Send fju Puiciia.
Offleo and Warerooms,
Nos. 20 & 22 Hay no and 33 and 35 J
Pinckncy St8. j
Factory ami Yards, Asliley River,
West End Broad Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C. 4-ly
HBSKRIB1"I \N H\I,ICS.
STAT13 OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pickens County.
IN PROBATE COURT.
By order of I. II. Philpot, Judgo of Probato.
I will soli at l'iokens Court House, on
saleday in Dcccmbcr next, the Heal Estate of
Temperance Madden, deceased, to-wit:
Tract Wo. 1,
Adjoining lands of B. J. Johnston, E. W. Merit!
and Tract No. 2, conlainiug Ninety?Bovcn
acros, moro or less.
Tract Wo. 2,
Adjoining lands of B. J. Johnston, It. Owens,
ami Tracts No. 1 ami 3, containing Ninety
acres, more or less. Also, tho buildings
thereon.
Tract No. ?.
Adjoining lands of It. Owens, Win. llrock and
Tract .A'o. 2, containing Ninety-six acres,
more or less.
Tract X?. 4,
Adjoining lands of Miss J. Urock, J. 1$. (Mayton
and Tract No. 5, containing 103 acrcs,
more or less.
Tract No. 5,
Adjoining land i of Sainucl Parsons, K, W.
Mcrill iiml Tract No. 1, 1 and 'J, containing
138 acres more or less.
Tract IV o. U,
Adjoining lands of J. B. Clayton, the lands
whereon 11. W. Folger now lives anil Tract
No. f>, containing Ki^bly-cight aorcs, more
or lews, rials of the above tracts will be cx|
hibiled on day of 8?lo.
Tho abovo bauds arc Hold for partition.
Tonus?On a credit of twelve months, with
iutevoHt from date, exofpt. go muoli as inay
be noccaaary to pay costa of these proceedings
Purchaser to give bond and mortgage
of promises to secure purchase monoy. Also,
pay extra for titles ami !n>rltfairi>.
J. R1LKY pMUUSON,
Sheriff Pickens County.
Sheriff's olllco, 1
Piokons Court House, Nov. II, 1875. j 11 It
SV. K. IIOLCOMHK. H. A. CHILD
lloloombc cV Child,
A TTOIINIC Y,ST A T LA W.
WILL I'llAOTIOR in Circuit, Prob?lo, and
Trail .lustic# Courts ofthin Stai?. All
business entrusted 10 them willreceive prompt
attention.
Sept 10 B ly
THE WEEKLY W, SrJ
to New Voara, postj paid, 60 cte. Address
Tho ?uu," N. Y.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
i
I
I
AT
McFALL'S,
WI1EN YOIJ COMK. TO Pim^
ENS, whoro 3011 will find a
FRESH STOCK of
m ? ^ -
ii?i muss,
NOTTOWfi
BOOTS, SHOES & I1ATS,
Groceries,
Crockery an?l Tinware.
?ALSO?
Jiur <jl< uuui)
Tobucoos and So jars.
Id short, a littlo of everything.
Cull in, and if you dont see what you
U'illlf
M
Ask For It.
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R.w.ww.fr?n.,
JLVVJO | I II I I y y
W.T. MoFall.
Oct 1-i, 1875
-r x , "> - f "? T
Dealer In Oeserai Merckn&e,
KA8LEY STATION, H. V.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
At RUSSflLL"*.
Roa?'y Mado Clothing, ranging
from 85 to 845 n. suit.
At ' RUSSELL'S.
Good Supply of Yarns, Shirtings,
Full Prints, etc. SI 25 a bunch for
Yarn, and other things in proportion,
At .RUSSELL'S.
Good Lot ot Grocorios on hand
and to arrivo. If 3-011 want anything,
or want to hco anything,
(Jail on RUSSELL.
It j'on wanlEtiwan Dissolvod lionc
for Whent,
Call on RUSSELL.
If you want to find polito and gentlemanly
clerk*, call on Mr. Robinson
and John,
At RUSSELL'S.
ErtBloy Station, S. C., Sept. 0, 1875.
NOTICE!
Wo have reoolvod our
Fall and Winter 44 i?o?ls9
and are prepared to sell goods at low liguros.
k I 1 i * - - J - " ri ?. ?
hi; ii?to uu iiuiiu iwu oar iuuu.1 ui ouu ami
two car loads of Hugging and Tios, which
wc propose to sell at Greenville priccs.
Highest cash prico paid for Ollton.
Wrappiag Papor at Wholesale Prices.
noStf U. K. HOLCOMBK k SON.
$r ?,Q jtjQA per day ! Agents wanted.
?.) <P^wU All classes of working poo^plo,
of either sex, young or old, mako more
money at work for us in their spare mo?
mcnts, or all the time, than at anything olso'
a ,1.] r\ DTiKTiinii i
i ai viuiimi* >i cu. vos u. O X 1 n OUW K tU
Portland, Maino.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS,
miI08H indebted to Iho Estate of Calvin
.1.O'Dell, deceased. must coiuc forward and
inako settlement, on or bofore the 11th day of
December next, or thoir notes and accounts
will bo plftccd in tho bands of an oflioer for
collcction.
MARY A. O'DELL,
J. I* 12 IUl Y LOOPKR,
f Administrators.
' Nov 11,1875 11 1
/
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SlIKIFI 'S SAIiK.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OP PICKEN8.
CfLtlfthv lloAaft ?a 'PliJc. T
J tb? JLUin uuuu,
BY virtue of tho execution in tho above
stated case, I will sell, beforo tho Court
i House in Pickens Couuty, on tho FIRST
MONDAY in December next, tho following
property, via:
I Ono Tract of Land, situate in Piokens
County, oontaining 669 acros moro or leas,
adjoining lands of and others; levied
on as tlio property of Tliia Ladd, at tho suit
of Cau8by lteeso.
TERMS CASH?Purchasers to pay extra
for papers.
J. RILEY FERGUSON,
Sheriff Piokens County.
Sheriff's office, \
Pickens Court House, Nov. 11,1875. j 11?3 ]
NEW GOODS!
J
111 fliiii?
. f * "h
QFNTLEKEM'S FEWSHIHS GOODS,
boots, shoes, and hats,
saddles, bridles and
r r A Tf NT 17. ft ft
?- -m.- J_ \ JL_J KJ fO ,
GROCERIES.
SUGAR, COFFE, BACON LARD
SYRUP, and FLOUR,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, Etc., Etc
At W A. LESLEY & SON'S.
Wanted!
TT* 1 i ^
rjvcryooay wuo reaa me ssuntinkl
j to know that
Hendricks & Williams
Ilave, and will keep on liond at
EASLEY STATION,
A well selected stock of GENERAL
Ml'JltUli AIM DIS1?, which they will
Bell us cheap as tho cheapest, consisting
in part of
BACON AND LARD,
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
FLOUR AND MOLASSES
T. M A 'Pit i.' r? ...n fArni
1LJV1V MU OAUi,
CI1KKSE AND CRACKERS,
CANDY, FIS1T, TOKACCO, &e., &c.
Woolen and Cotton Goods, Latest
Stlyloe of Ludiee', Men's und Children's
lints, Boots and Shoes. Best
Standard PriMe at 10c. per yartj
Ready Made Clothing at $5.00, and
upwards, per euit.
j Thanking their cnstoincra for past
patronage, they solicit a continnanco
of the same, and cordially invito
ALL wlioconio to P.aaiov Station to
J ?
<zivo tliem a c:\ll.
NOTICE.
I take this method of informing my friends
t that I will ho found in my oiliec on each
SATURDAY, for the purpose of transacting
any business that conics under my jurisdiction.
As my duties as School Commissioner will
compel me to he atiscnt. in itill'oront parts of
the county, I make this special appointment
for the benefit of all concerned.
It. A. BOWEN,
no25-ly Scool Commissioner
VDSOLUTK DIVORCES OBTAINED
from Courts of different States for desertion,
&c. No publicity required. No
chargo until divoroe granted, Address,
M. HOUSE, Attorney,
40 rtm 101 Broadway, N. V.
Tlio State of Soul It Carolina
1I0KKN8 UOUNTY.
li>/ /. 11. Phi!pot, JtuljC of Probate.
Wim'.hf.ah, W. G. Field, hftth mado suit
to me to grant him Letters of Administration
on tho Kslate and Effects of Alcy linker,
deceased?
Tlio kindred and creditors of (lie said Alcy
llaker, arc tiiereforo cited to t>o and ftp
nOAl1 hnfflrn ill lli? C'rMirl r\f Pfol.nl/, ?/\
holdcn at I'ickensC. II.,on Thursday, tho Oth
dny of December next, at 11 o'clock, a. m.,
to bIicw cause, if nny thoy have, why the said
administration should not lie granted.
(liven under my hand and coal this, tho
26th day of Novoinbor A I>., 1875.
I. II. I'll ILPOT, J:I'.l'.c.
Nov 2.r>, 187'*) 13 2
FIX A Ia SKTTL11N KNT.
\PPLICATION will ho made Jo I. II. Philpot,
.1 initio of Probate, for Pickens
County, on Saturday, the 2oth flay of Decern*
ber next, for leave to make a Final Settlement
of tho Estates of Angeline Jenkins and
Minor Hudson, and to bo discharged therefrom
as (Inardian.
ANTIIUNEY STEWART, Guardian.
Nov l?u, 1870 13 i
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lUCJIMOJSlD, : : VIRGINIA.
ENGINES.
Portable and Stationary,
Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Boilers, Castings of
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A R CHI TEC TVIIA IE IRON WORK,
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Oct 14, 7 t ly
Manhood ;
now lost, now restored / f
Just published, a new edition of Dr. Cui*
vbrweei.'s Celebrated Kssay on tho radical
cure (w ithout iiicdicine) of Spermatorrhoea or
Seminal Weakuess, Involuntary Seminal
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I nt.vn.l ll.? i ? ? ?
?.>ii?uk iuv uikugcruus u?e oi liuornai
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two post stamps,
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AN OUTFIT FREE.
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Wn wnut some one tn every oounty to
take orders ami deliver goods for tho
old and original G. 0. I). House. Large cash
wages. Splendid chance in every neighbor*
hood for Hie right person of either sex, young
or old. Samples, free and post paid. Hona
for it at once ami make money at your homes.
Add reus, II. J. HALL & CO. *0N. Howard
Street, lialsimorc, -Vd
Oct 21, 187/i 8 8rr
S U I? s C RI B E
iFOll Tin;
PEE SMIL.
Butler & McBee.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW AND IN EQUITY.
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WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS 01
THE STATE AND OF THE UNITEI
STATES.
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