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LOCAL ITEMS. Wo call attention to tho now advortisomontsin this issuo. We call attention to tho advertisement of Mr. R. E. Llolcombe & Son, ju this issuo. + + There was enough castor oil sold at the salo the othor da v. to nur?? J 9 -- I Dthe wholo couuty of ali its impurities. ? i - .... Tlio unprecedented warm woathor still continues, and wo still hear of p'oilt meat both in town and county. The winter thus lar has boon the warmest experienced for years. Wo call attention to tbo milling notice of our friend J. Calhoun Griffin. Ho will do tho grinding for persons gratia. This ia certainly a rare offer, milling business is a great bore; and we aro glad to know that some one lms taken pity upon tlie town. Success to him. ? M ies Annie, tho daughter ot Mr. P. A. Porter, died on Monday mom. iiig early, of typhoid pneumonia. We extend our sympathies to tho parents and family in their sad bereavement. 4 On Satnrdnv 9,9d inof o fr??i <1nlloi> _-v , ?, bill was extracted from tlio money drawer of Me6srs. Brown & Hendricks. They know tiio party who did tho stealing, and, if tho money is not returned, tho thief will look through tho bars of tho jail. If tho tr.onoy be returned, however, no questions will be asked and ho will A I t-_ ? W. ?uerooj save uimseii irom punishiiiont. t Hie glass, which tho hail storm broke out last spring in tho Court House, tho County Commissioners should replace betoro the Murcli term of the Courij otherwise IIis Honor,1 wtix;?-o vu'jku, migui not uo very com furtablo, and, consequontlv, not very well pleased, llis LLonor, wo know, loves comfort. .. Our excellent Judge of Probat be^ jng called upon the other day to per form the nuptial ceremony for n cous jile, did it in quite a novel Btvlo Alter going through the usual introductory uuil wading through the "middle of tho argument," ho reached the conclusion tbusly; uIn tho presence ot these witnesses you will tako this woman to he your lawful and wedded wife, so help you God.'* He evidently got things mixed. Tlio Stove Agents, whj sold a num bor of stoves in and around town lust Fall, Lave been making tilings lively recently collecting. They sold their ttovea for $47?an enormous price, and some purchasers learning that as it uot bettor, stoves can bo sought for $18, did not liko to liqui date their notes. Wo learn that in ono instance, where tho only alterna^ oivo was to re-capture the stovo, tboy re-sold it for $20. This was cMng the businoss up "Brown," wo think* Our esteemed friend Capt. Thornley, wo see, is making an addition to * his house* The frame of tho now ad dition is already in its place IIo it) tends remodeling the entire dwelling, k It will bo a great addition and ornament to that part of town. The spir it of improvement, wo hope, is beginning lo rovivo among us. A rapid spirit of improvement amoiur our l D , citizens is tho only tiling tlint can * now save us. If wo "lie supinely and inertly on onr backs and hug tho do* lusivo phantom of hope" only, and fail to put forth our legitimate onergios for its improvement, it is now n completed town. A town that will j noi neip ltselt, cannot reasonably ex pect others to hel}> them. Our preachers continuo to disap* point us. On Sunday, last, tho people aeaoinblcd, but no minister put in his appearanco. This in t< o bad; they should know positively whether to go to church or not. It it) no jittlo disappointment to those who have to ride a distanco to church. Preaching has becomo quite infrcqnont for * tho last six months. Without this great oleinont of moral and religious culture, tho masses of thu iioonln inuat * i r deteriorate. There is ft great respon eibility resting souiowbcrr. , ur_ 1 >1 * U. ?* n I ??u muni mai jmlp. ii<. tl. Jiirton, en Monday last, captured another j distillory and eonteuts?consisting of eight stands of beor and a quantity of "singling?," Tliis still belong to uo ono, of course, as no person was been tbero or thereabout. These stills are wonderful tilings?possessing a sort of automatic powor for generating corn whiskey. This whig key business had better cease, for Boino ono is sure to got hurt, while it continues. ' " According to previous announcement, the sale at auction of tho merchandise ot E. II. Gfiffin,' dccoasod, took place on Tliui'dday ^and Friday lllftfl. Tl?A QoIa ' i??oa .mv oxiu nno nun UVIUIIUUU both days and, considering tho tightness of money and its great scarcity, wo think that, gonorally, tho goods sold woll.. Aftor soiling two days, tho sale was stopped till further notice. There was a goodly number of persons in at'endanco. A Baptist Preaoiier Testifies.? Dr. Tutt: Dear Sir:?Having uaod in my family for six years your Expoctorant, I deem it duo to yoursolf nnd tho public to Btato that 1 havo uniformly found it oflicicnt in ros liovitig and curing pulmonary disoaBes. I am strictly opposod to quackory, but touching this very pleasant and oxcellent modicino "1 havo testified that which I do know and that which I havo exporioneod." RcspocU fully yours, J. C. IIabmiiovks, Pastor Baptist Church, Elmira, N. Y March 19, 1874. YICK'S 171LOWER and Vegetable Seeds are the best . the world produces. The aro planted by n .nilltnr. - * ?? * " . . I .. ........... (iouiiiu hi /vmuricn, tinu mo result is beautiful Flowers and splendid Vegitablcs. A Priced Catalogue sent free to all who cu?. | close tho postage?a 2 cent stamp. VICK'S Floral and Vegetable Garden ia Iho moat beautiful of the kind in tho world. It contains nearly 160 pages, hundreds of fine illustrations, end four Chromo Plates of Flowers, beautifully drawn and colored from nature. Price 85 cents in paper covcre: G6 cts bound in elegant cloth. VICK'S Floral Guiilo. This is a beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely illustrated, and containing an elegant colored Frontispiece will) the first number. Price only 26 cents for the year. The first number for 1870 just issued. Address JAMES VIOK, Rochester, N. Y. Jan 27, 1870 21 8 I1N1L SETTLKMENT, APPI.ICATION has been mado to I. II. Philpot, Enq., Judge of l'robate, for i icKcns comity, tor lcftvc to make a Final ( Settlement of tlio Estates of A. 0. Field, deceased, on Monday, the 28th day February next, and to ho discharged therefrom as Executor. vr. a. FIELD, Ex'or. Jan 27, 1877 21 4 STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA. n ' > A 1UK.ENH \JOUNTY, In Probate Court. NOTICE is heredy given, that Florin Qriffin has made application to mc, to have a Homestead set off to her, out of the Estate of her lute husband, E. II. CriiBn, Jr., daceased. If no good causo be shown to the contrary, .'he same will be granted on tho 21st day of February, A. D. 1870. i. ii. l'hilpot, j.p.p.o. Jan 20, 187G 20 6 "notice. ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Jnnies M. MoFnll, deceased, by Note, Acoonnt or otherwise, will please come for* ward and sctlle, or their evidences of indebt* edness will bo placed in the hands of an officer for collection. Tho business of tho Estate must be wound up. W. T. McFALL, Adm'r. Jan 13, 4876 10 4 NOTICE. r, K is hereby given that Stephen Ladd, | 1 una mis uny mcii IMS peiUlOn 111 tllC UOUrl of I'robnto for l'iokena County, to havo his Homestead Hot off; tho samo will bo heard on (Saturday, tho 19th day ?f February, 187(i. Given under my hand and seal, this the 10th day of January, 1870. I. II. l'llILl'OT, j.p.p.c. Jan 18, 1870 ' 19 4_ "positive NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to us on any account, limsi i'ositivkj<y coino forward and make 8cUlcinont on or by tho first day of February next, or iheir accounts will bo put in tho hands of an ollicor for collcction. A word to the wiso ia niflicient. 11. E. HOLCOMUK & SON. Kaaloy, S.C., Jan 3, 1870. 18 If Health and Beauty CombinedWoman's Rioiits,?One who has long studied this absorbing subject now presents to tho wonen of our country tho result of hia investigations' Ho is happy to say that ho Itnu r.l InuI. ?l\Vnn>an'<. Ilool It in rt?lu|.tespecially to those casos whore tho womb is disordered, and will euro any irregularity of tho "menses." Dr. J, llradfiolds Fcmalo Regulator acts liko ft charm in whites or in ft sudden cheek of the "monthy courses' from cold, trouble of mind or like causcs, by restoring the discharge in every instanco. Also in chronic cases its action is prompt And tloniflivo. Ami qilvou lltA rtnnulihillnn f? /-*?>? countless evils and premature deoay This valuable preparation is for salto at $1.50 por botilo l.y all rcspoctablo Druggists in tho land. Prepared and sold by L. II Hradfiold, Druggist Atlanta, Ga., a thousand women testify to its merits. Marirtta, Qa., March 22, 1870. Messrs. nniuiioiu 04 wo.?ucntlomen:?Wo send you two certificates from perfectly reliable persons?would havo 8ont tljein beforo but waited to eco if the cure would prorc permanent. Wm. ROOT & SONS, Druggists. I Jau. t'?, IB -It. HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I Grant ME THE OPPORTUNITY AND I ASSURE you that I Will Prove to nil, that I havfc as good and cheap lot of Confcotiona as any to bo found, and "lCr0 13 Not A man who can beat my 8took of Canneu Qoods. Besides the above, I have purchased a stove, and a nice Lunch of Frosh Oysters can ' B e Ilud at any time, protidod ? am not ! Elected Intondant, in which case you might, Again, I ir?? i_ ? ? "i?? <-? gu nomo nungry and moneyless, But Hoping no such missfortune awaits mc, I cordially invito nil my hungry friends to give mc a call; aud I Will Appcaso llieir hunger on short notice and at low figures, as my object is to live and let Live in These hard times. Dont forgot to call on J. It. GLAZENElt, who can be found in the 1'ost Office at Easley Station. I)eo 2, 1875 14 tf A No. 8 Stove FOR $18.00. rIIIIB Lost and handsomest No. 8 STOVE in JL tlio market for ?18.00, with 2/i pieces. Ham boiler included, and not a Muffin lling or i'atty Pan, among tho number. IIow Is that for low. N. F- BUROESS & CO. Greenville, S. C.. Deo. 28, 17 4 Wanted! Everybody who read tho Sentinel to know that Hendricks & Williams llave, and will keep on band at EASLEY STATION, A well eelectod etock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, which they will sell as cheap as the cheapest, consist nig in part oi BACON AND LARD, SUGAR and COFFEE, FLOUR AND MOLASSE*, LEATHER and SALT, CHEESE AND CRACKERS, i/ajxux, i? ihii, jl'UUAUUO, &c.,&o. Woolen and Cotton Goods, Latest Stlyles of Ladies', Men's and Children's Hats, Boots and Shoes. Best Standard Prints at 10c. per yard Ready M?dn Clothing at $5.00, and upwards, per suit. Tbankincr their e.natnrr?Ai*a fr??? no.t ? D ??? w .vi puac patronage, thoy solicit a continuance of tbo same, and cordially invito ALL who come to liasloy Station to give them a call. FINAL SETTLEMENT, NOTICE io hereby given that application lias bfifili madn In I II I'l'-l""1 t...I ? -? ... uuugt: Ul Probate for leave to make a Final Settlement of the Estate of E. II. Griffin, .Senior, deceased, on Thursday, tho 3d day of February next, and to bo finally discharged as Admin, iterators of said Estate. All porsons holding demands against said Estate will present them on or'beforo that day legally attested, or their claims will be debarred. Thoso indebted to tlie Estate must also make payment on or bofore said day. Cl I\ f/Olfitr v w. as. aril l XI, I J. A. GRIFFIN, V Adm'rs. J. C. GRIFFIN, J Jan C, 187(5 1H 4 NOTICE ALL persons having claims against Iho listato of E, II. Griffin, Jr., deceased, arc hereby notified that they are required to render boforo us as Administrators of tmi.l Estate, an account cf their demands duly attested; and all persons indebted to said Ks* tato are required to nettlo the same forthwith with us, or their accounts will be placcd in the hands of an attorney for collection. 8. D. KKIT1I, 11. F. MORGAN, Administrators. Jan 6, 1876 18 4 Prepare for Winter. Don't lot tho winda of wintnr finrl your windows without sanhos, or good wholo doors, but havo thorn fittod at onco from tho manufactory of Mr. P P. Toai.k, whoho advortlwomont is in another column. no is niHO hoio agent ior tho "National Mixed I'aint Co.," who warrant their paint not to mack, peel or fa<lo. Any one can apply it. J ;__! ! i i f? NEW ADVERTISEMENT I If iff I AT McFALL'S, WITl?'Nr VrvTT ftnirn n?v-\ mmr " ""J.1 JLVU WMCJ 1U 1'JUJIV.S ENS, whoro 3'ou will find a FRESH STOCK of on soon, iNUJLiOJNS, COOTS, SHOES & IIATS, Groceries, Crockery and Tinware. I ?ALSO? A LOT OF GOOD Tsbaceoes and Segm. Iu short, a little of everything. I Gall in. ilfif! if vnn Hnnf ann urh?t ? 1 ? .. j uvv v; ::t%i J VII want, Ask For It. Respectfully, W. T. McFaix. Oct 14, 1875 NEW GOODS! S" ?W4?? * vnuuri mm eooss. Bool's, SI10ES, and nATS, SADDLES, BRIDLES and HARNESS ? 7 GROCERIES. SUGAR, COFFE, BACON LARD SYRUP, and FLOUR, CIGARS, TOBACCO, Etc., Etc At W. A. LKSTjRY .Sr. NOTICE! Wo hate received our Vail and Winter J ??ds, and are prepared to rfoll goods at low figured. Wo b&vo on hand two car loads of Salt and two oar loads of Uagging and Tics, which wo propos? to sell at Qreenville prices. Highest oash price paid for C)tton. Wrapping Paper at Wholesale Prioos. , nofltf H. B. HOLCOM11R & SON. Easlov School, V o THE FIRST ?S'K8S10N of the above School will begin Monday, the 3d divy of Jannary, 1870. For terms, etc., address (he I'rincipal, I J. Q. STOCKMAN, Eaulcy, Station, S, C. I Jan 0,1876 19 3m xVEW ADVERTISEMENTS. It Fays ! It Fays ! I WHAT PAYS ? o IT PAYS cvory Manufacturer, Merchant, Mechanic, Inventor, Farmer, or Professional man, to keep informed on ail tho improvements and discoveries of tlio aero THE SCIENTIFIC! 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Address for the Paper, or concerning Patents, MUNN & CO. 87 Park llow. New York, llranch office, Cor. F. & 71li Streets, Washj ingion, D. C. j Jan 0, 1870 18 3 (ALL AtlS OTTER GOODS! A Your attention is most respectfully called to the largest and decidedly Iho CHEAPEST (stock. of Oooda thai 1ms over been exhibited in West Greenville ; conBiBting Of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GROCERIES, etc.. etc. Our prices arc so low tlmt no house this side of New York cr?n uniler-scll ug. Wo sell Goods strictly for C&SI1, which enables us to make tlio above declaration. iic nuep uonsianuy on nana a largo lot of DOORS, 8ASII and BLINDS, at prices that defy competition. Wo also keep on liaiul a large lot of those celebrated GltANOE PLOW STOCKS, to which we invite your attention. Wc have al.so connected to our Store, a a Large WAGON YARD, with a well of Gooil Water, which is Free and Oi'KN to An. rr.rY A- ititirrin/.K (Irccnvillo S. C., October 1, 1873. noOlf E. J. POTTER, M- D. KASIJ5Y STATION, S. (J. (""i KADUATK of a rcpular chartered school. t The Dr. will respond to nil calls with dispatch. All cases strictly confidential. Private diseases treated in all their varied lorma, with the crroni of youth and I lie dis-? eases of women ami children. Jan (>, 1870 IS .1m Notice to .Administrators, Executors, Guardians & Trustees. ALF? Administrators, Executors, Guardians and Trustees arc hereby notified that tlie law requires thom to make llieir annual returns to litis oIlico during the month of Janu^ ary of each year. Look out defaulters. I. II. IMIIU'OT, J.I-P.C. Jan 20, 187? 20 4 HirnnvM. ATTOBNRY ANI> OOUNSKLLOIl AT i.AW, GREENVILLE, S. C. I in I lin </'- -i I ... ...x. - -I. vim wuii Him vuun u * 1_ Probate for Pickcny ounty. May 1ft <12 * fim FITS *N1> KI>ILi:i*HY powitively cured. The w?v?f ohhos, of lon<?| ost sinnilinR, i>y using Dr. Hebbard's Curef A liolllo MlMYl IYl'0 It) :ill Uililie isin^C J. L'lll. - H1.BK, Dvuggi.'l, Ml uli Ave., N. \ I I NK.VV AIWUIjkiu"""" i aiuv x lOQIU J'JJM liberty Station, LULL o ENTIRE HTEtV STO Kt o I KESPEUTFULLY IMFOM TUB citizons of Pickons County and surrounding country, that I havo oponod a now and frosh stock of DRV-mnnQ ? A v ' v?f JLV v.?' J boots and shoes, j Hardware & crockery, lamps & kerosen oil. I liavo now and will continually kcop on hand quantilios ot liACONf MOLASSES, and SALT. I have just received 400 Racks Flour; 20 barrels of Mackerel?consisting of whole barrels, half barrels and quarter barrels; 15 barrels Sugar; and 10 sacks Coffee. All of which will bo sold cheaper than in any other Country Storo in Pickens. All who wish . i - - - liio aoovc arliclos at low prices, will do will to call on mo, bcforo purchase ing elsowlierc. W?11H , V ' ? -V "f >f "V " * ^ 1 want dclivorod i\t Liberty 1000* 000 Shingles; 10,000 Initthula of Corn) lor both ol which the highest mnrkot pricoa will bo paid. S. M. IIOLOOM BIO. 1 Liborty Station, Doc. 7, 1375 ?tf HEW nil NEW BOOBS! N ew ' Prices ! HAVING FOItMKD A PAKTNKR. Oin n i vr ----- Oiiir THH MKltUANTIE BUS IN ESS, AN1) OPENED IN t ii r i\T A j/ WTTfi n A T T 1VX A.ki \J jlN i \j 1 1 /V JjLm at PICKENS COURT HOUSE -.J . WE IE AVE IN STOllR* AND TO nrrivo n largo ami woll Hclcctod j stock of GROCERIES, 11ATS AND CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES. Pol* Nvhlch WO oflfor for rtr.1.* cheap, but extro.ncly low down lot* CASH OR BARTER Wo respectfully invito our frionds and tho public in general to call and oxamino our stock wlion they como to town, beforo purchasing elsowhero. ItoHpoctfully, P.UOWN & HENDRICKS. Nov 18, 1875^ 12 A Member of uitr firm linr. Jus! returned front New York where lie^mrchsiseil I lie largestatock of (ieucrul Meroluuuliso ever brought to tliiit | Market. A 1 T" V ^ ^lupnuni f,oopc on (lie streets would not create tho ox? citemont nnd wonder, that our prices do. ltcst prints at only ten cents, and other goods at proportionate prices, l'olite clerks always in attendance, nud ready to plaoe our goods On Exhibition. Satisfaction guaranteed or nn "?les. l-argo Stock of Groceries, Coffee, Sugar, Molluscs, Cheese, etc., At Hot torn Figure?. Hats ami Caps, Hoots ami Shoes of every grade ami prices. In fact, anything needed hy the farmer can bo had at Hudcins & Bolt's. ?. 1 Hetnenilicr llmf lliis Mfiml iw In HicMnfiftnio Mull Building, fronling I lie Hotel, just below (lie I)opo( of Haslcy IStation. Kaisley flaliun, Oclol'ei l^7">.