The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 03, 1876, Image 4
A San Jose Mystery- I
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TIio following is from tlio San Jose
JHorcnry, ot January (3:
Ono of the strangest and mo6t pc !
culiar cases over evoked from real
life, or from tlio fancy of tho novelist,
was brought to our notice on Wednesday.
The story, as far as it goes,
is true in everv particular. and onlv
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furnishes anotlior opportunity for (
tho inquiring mind to aek: "Of what j
manner of tnen nro we?" About (
three in nths since there came to the
roBideneo of Dr. A. C. Hooker, on
San Fernando street, two young men,
twin brothers, named Alonzo and
Lorenzo Pike. Tlieir appearance was
prepossessing, they seemed to possess
more than lho average air.ount
of intelligence, and they wore aliko
in every particular?dices, height, |
features, voice and manner. Their \
homo was in Iowa, but latterly tlicy
had resided in Oregon, where they
had engaged in teaching 6chool. The
room was taken, and though rent
should have been ] aid in advance
they did not oiler to pay, and nothing
on that subject was mentioned
until the week wns up, \v!ien the
doctor paid thorn a business visit.?
They informed him that they had no
money, but woi o expecting sonic in
a few days. At tho end of another
week thormattor was again broached
and the same answer returned.?
Things ran along in this way for
some two months. No money v as
furthcoming, and tho doctor, who is
charitably disposed, and who withal
saw that
SOMETHING WAS TROUBLING TIIEIK
MINDS,
did not press I hem. Tiicir clothes
began to look shabby, and cheeks to
grow hollow and emaciated. Tlie
doctor at length paid them visit at
their room, in order, if possible, to
learn tl.o cause. lie asked them if
they bad enough to eat. An aflirx
limtivn tfllD l-ntiti'iinz-l 'PI
" "O i VMUIICU. JL HO)
said that they were amply provided
fur and wanted for nothing* Days
passed, which told perceptibly upjn
their appearance, llo was not satisfied
with their statement, and again
and again endeavored to draw them
out so as to befriend thorn, but tho
unvarying reply was that thoy were
provided for and needed no assistance.
One day one of them wae>
taken sick. Tho doctor learned the
fact and asked hia wifn tn inolrn
toust. She did so, and lie took it nt>
to their room, but neither \vtinted it.
The brother, who was ablo to be
around, said thai ho understood the
other's condition and everything
would come out all right. So mat*
tors ran on until a week ago, when
both eomnipnnod to l;pnn 11?^S
,, W.W.. . will.
Tito doctor asked the cause, and was
told that they wanted to be loft alone. 1
On the second visit one brother told
the doctor that the other, who was
abed, was
UN DICK THE INFLUENCE OF SPIRITS, 1
and absolute quiet and solitudo was
necessary. A friend <>f tho Doclor'a,
on Sunday last, who bad a slight ac. i
quaintance with tho brothers, was j
informed of the state of a (lairs, and
he went uj> to see thorn, in order, it i
possible, to arrive at their condition, (
etc. He was informed that tliey were 1
fill : <r 111 nurl no *
?? ? ?.? mi c?o IIIV*u\jy ?iib i
conccrnclj they expected a remit* 1
tancc in a low days. Afterward l->r ,
ilooker'd mother in law paid them a
visit, arid after persisting dial made i
the brother who was on his feet own
up thai sii eo tho first week after |
their arrival at the house - a period 1
i>i iivcr two months ? they hAd eaten I
nothing lint n.j?;? Juj-! His brother, lie \
isaid, w as in a trance, and would write <
a book similar to Banyan's ''I'il- j
grini's Progress;" that they IiacI been i
directed by fj>i/ i'8 to come thoro and J
rtccivo tlie exjioricnco they have un- n
dorgouc. Onee, when tliey couldn't
ti(:t api'l'.'S. lie had taken two I?it? (
Ire in t e lady'rf trunk and bought a j
8iij?|<ly. She atked liiin why he did P
not !;ik<: in >ro ni??ii(;_y and buy some J!
tiling nn?ro substantial, or why he
had in-t infoiniod tlio family oft}io h
fiituaiioii, but the answer was that (V
li
tlioy in
1 >11> N T WANT ANVTIIINO p
* ! < , and i! was all rijjjht. Last Mon. cm
<I.?y Dr. Jlooler informed Judge y
r.ivno ' I flair hi111 ;iti<?n, who visited ^
1 li hi > !i \ in company \\ iili I)r.
Jlovut. Aii examination was had,
lilt notllilinr Rilt iftfYlP.trirv u-no orriuarl 1
- r? J " ""
it. On Tuesday tho strange pair
vent to bed early. For some days '
H-uviuusly the unwell one bad been
n an unsconscious state, and now t
ho other appeared to be in a similar fl
situation. Yesterday Dr. Hovet was t
jailed in, who said they would die 1
unless something was done. l)r. *
Hooker then hunted up Dr. Cory,
the county physician, and at noon 1
they were taken to the Infirmary, !
still in an unconscious etato. Whether
they will live or dio is an open
question. After their departure Dr.
Hooker found a letter in their room i
from their mother in Iowa, dated
Juno 8. She wrote cheerfully, and
said bhe expected them homo in June
next. The ca6e is a very strange one.
Thoie was nothing in their looks or
manner lo indicate insanity, and on
all subjects except religious or spir**
itual i nos they conversed rationally.
For some time prior to their removal
to the hoKnitn.1. Dr. Ilonkm* fi.nml
lliem often praying with great earn?
e6tue89. A scrap book of original
poetry left behind indicated tho possession
of a considerable amount of
the divine afllutus. Their ago is
twenty ihreo years.
?
A Few Hard Tiiinqs.?Expcrioncod
observation has taught mon that
it is?
Hard to quit chewing tobacco.
Hard to kcop from oating too
niach.
Hard to drink liquor and not bo in.
tempcrato.
Hard to pay our dobts.
JIard to resist temptation.
Hard to boliovo a man you know to
bo a liar.
Hard to turn tho othor chook when
wo aro struck.
Hard to borrow money from frionds
when wo nood it.
liard to lovo our enemies.
Tho .Radical papers of tho North
affect to think Bon Hill's speech is a
perfect "ehill-blain" to tho Domocracry.
Tho iiichmond Whig tells them
lilO diiliccts of Lho two snrti.innn mnof
diftor, as thoy cull it a kill Blaino down
South.
If tho ark had boon manned by a
Mississippi stoamboat captain ho
would have boon very unhappy during
tho ontiro voyage, bocauso thoro was
no opposition ark on tho rivor to race
with.
mens GODOT? DIRECTORY,
Senator?R E How-en.
Representative?L> F liradloy.
Clerk of Court?S I) Kcilh.
Juthje of Probate?1 II I*hi 1 pot.
Sheriff?J ltiley Ferguson.
Coroner?Warren Boyd.
School Commissioner?It A Bowen
Treasurer?IK A Lesley.
Auditor?Alorzo M Folgcr.
Count;/ Commissioners?John T Gossett,
Chairman?Robert Craig, 0 M Lynch. Clerk
County Commissioners, C L Ilollingsworth.
Trial Justices?Easley, O II C Smith?Sa*
I north/, J I' Clayton?Ccnbral, A
Liddcll?Pickens C II., C L Ilollingsworth
mid 0 W Taylor?Dacusville, J B Sutherland.
Agents Wanted Tor the
nrnur a *rl ^ narrative of the oxploits, ad
" ventures and travels of Mad- ,
T> a ?T>nPT T7 IU"U *' J- VELASQUKZ. othor- ,
[BAflLE wiso known as LT. HARRY T.
BUFFuRD, 0- S. A. A True Southern |
Heroine, Edited by C. J. WORTlilNGTON, ,
late U. 8. Navy. (
MADAME VELASQUEZ, disguised as a
Confederate oflicer, participated in a number
Di (he hardest fought battles of the late war,
>ind greatly distinguished herself by the extraordinary
valor she displayed. She also
distinguished herself as a
Kl'V AND SECRET SERVICE AGENT, I
md on numerous occasions ran through the J
Federal lines and obtained information t
of vital importance to the Confederate com. ?
manders. Obtaining admission behind tho
yn KM I'Q A T W A a III
-tho established confidential relations -with
prominent Federal officials; was concerned in
he great
IH)ND SWINDLE,
<y which (lie United States Treasury suffered
!o the extent of millions of dollars; was actively
engaged in blockade-rtining, and in
encouraging
SUBSTITUTING AND BOUNTY FRAUDS,
jy which the work of recruiting the Federal
trmies was so seriously impeded; and was
he heroine of a number of exploits eren more
nteresting than those of the battle field. It
ilso contains a history of her Mining on tho
'acific Hlopo, her Travels in Europe. South
Imoricn, >111<i among tlio Mormons, Love,
Courtship, Marriage, ctc.
The above factfl are substantiated by leadng
men both South anil North who particiated.
No book of such varied and intense
iitorestas tho Woman in llattlehas ever been
uited in America.
Agents wanted in every county in the
United States. Agents can make more money
y canvassing for this book than any others,
* it is the cheapest as well ah the best selng
Agents' book ever published. The book
i a large octavo volume of over f>00 pages,
rofuscly illustrated. We print, bind and
ublish our own books; hence, can allow larg
* commissions than any other hou.se. Secure
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JanO, 1S76 JH 3 '\
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ho Boooi^d Ttrm oommcnoe? July 4tb, and
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Studorita entering within two weekn nftor
ho commencement of the Terms, will be
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[t is more satisfactory that Students enier
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Primary Goography; Mental Arithmetic,
Exercises in Writing.
" iflTHBMKDIAtK CLASS.
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Geography continued; Introducing English
Grammar; Elements of Written Arithmetic;
Exercises in Writing.
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Elements of Written Arithmetic completed;
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Exercises in Writing.
HRNIOH CLASS.
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Towns Analysis of Words;
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2d T?rm?F(hlr Books of Cccsat; Arnold's
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Sentence; Greek Grammar; Kendriek's
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Algebra completed; Natural Philosophy.
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Ai-mriuiuii o xiunuiiaiai uigaer mgCDra
conitnonced; Solid nnd Spherical Qeomc
try completed; Chemistry.
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Memorabilia; Trigonometry and Surveying;
lloman History; Latin Prose Composition.
2d Terra?Horaco entire;"Six Hook* of the
Iliads; Greek l'roso Composition; Algebra
completed; Astronomy.
Tho above courso will nrnnum wn
I 1? ~ v""
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a satisfactory examination upon the
sevoral studies of each class, will not
bo allowed the privilogo to advance to
the next higher, hut ho retained in
such class, till all the studies of it be
satisfactorily coin pie tod.
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I'Ell TK11M.
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Dec. 23, 1875 17 tf
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Consumplion, Epilepsy, anil Fits;
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Parties desiring to hiro conveyance to
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daily. (Sundays excepted.)
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A TTORNE YS A T LA II'.
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Having established an ofiicc at Pickens C.
II., S CM will attend promptly to rill business
loft with 0. W. Taylor who may bo always
found at their office at Pickens C. II.. S. C.
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present at (he Courts to assist with the business.
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0. G. WELLS, f G. W. TAYLOR,
Greenville, S. C. l'ickens, S. C.
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Practices in Courts of Pickons
unty, and in United States Courts
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South Carolina Railroad,
Charleston, S. C., Deo. IB, 1875.
On and after Sunday, Dcceinbcr 19, tho
rassengor Trains on the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows:
FOR COLUMBIA.
I (Sundays excepted/)7/eavo
Charleston 9 16 a ni
Arrive at Columbia 0 00 p in
C/M) t TTnffO'M
JL' V/ IV AUVJIUOl/V,
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston 9 15am
Arrivo at Augusta 6 16pm
FOR CHARLESTON.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Columbia 0 00 a m
Arrive at Charleston 4 45 p m
Leavo Augusta 9 00 a m
Arrive at Charleston 4 45 p m
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Charleston 9 15pm
Arrive at Columbia 7 20 a m i
Leave Columbia 7 00 p m
Arrive nt Charleston G 40 a m
. AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
Lcavo Charleston 8 00 p m
Arrive at Augusta 7 45 am
Lcavo Augusta 8 80 p m
Arrive at Charleston 7 40 a m
8UMMKRVILLE TRAIN.
(Sundays excepted.)
Lenvo Sutmnervillo at 7 30 a m
Arrive at Charleston 8 45 a in
Leave Charleston 8 16 p m
Arrive at Summerville 4 30 p in
CAMDEN TRAIN
vytmucuiM ai jvingviuo uauy ^except sun*
days] with Up and Down Day and Passenger
Frains.
Day and Night Trains connect at Augusta
with Georgia Railroad, J/acon and Angusta
Railroad and Central Railroad. This route
via Atlanta is I ho quickest and most direct
route, and as comfortablo find cheap as any
otlier route, to Montgomery, Selma, Mobile,
New Orleans, and all other points Southwest,
ami 10 J.ouisviiic, Cincinnati, Chicago, St.
Louis, ami all other points West and Northwest.
Day Train connccts at Columbia with tho
Through Train on Charlottco lload (which
loaves at 0 p. m.) for all points iVorth.
Night Train connccts with Looal Train
[which leaves Columbia at 8 a. m.^ for points
on Charlotte lload.
Laureus Railroad Train connccts at Newberry
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Up Columbia Night Train connccts closely
with the tircenvilloand Columbia llailroad.
S. S. QOLOMQNSi Superintendent.
o. i>. i 1UKKNB, uenorai iickci Agent.
Greenville & Columbia R It
CHANGE OP SCHEDULE,
PnB^ongcr trains run daily.Sundays cxccpted,
connccting with night trains on South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aft
or .Vondny, Dccembor 13, the following will
be tlio Schedule:
UP
Leave Columbia at 7.30 ft m
Leave Alston nt . 0.15 a m
Leave Newberry at 10.35 a in
Leave Cokcsbury at 2.07 p m
Leave Helton at 3.50 p m
Arrive at Greenville ftt 5.25 p m
DOWN.
Leave Greenville at 8.00 n m
Leave JJelton at 9.40 a ni
Loave Cokesbury 11.20am
u?avc Newberry at 2.40 a in
Lcnyo Alston i?t 4.20 p 111
Arrive at Columbia at 5.55 p in
fig^Coiineet nt Alston with Trains <? the
Spartanburg ami Union Hailrond ; connect ni
Columbia with Night Trains on the South Car
olina Kailroud up and down ; also with Train:
going Norlh and South on the Charlotte, Co
lumbia und Augusta and tin; Wilmington. Co
/1UBKVILLK miANCH.
Train leave Abbeville at U.i&a in., conncct
ing with Down Train from Greenville. Lcat
Cokosbury nt '2.15 p in., connect ing with L'j
Train from Columbia. Accommodation Trail.
I Xfnnilnva Un.li.ou.ln vo C..:.T
J "? v<??v.>MW^0 ? ?*? a inmjro. liUUJI
Cokesbury at 11.15ft hi., or on the arrival t
llic Down Train from Greenville. Leaves At
bevillc al 1 o'clock p. in., connecting with (j
Train from Columbia.
ANDERSON BRANCH AND J LUE RIDGE
DIVISION.
Leave Wullialla at G.00 a m
Leave l'erryville at (1.15 a m
Leave Pendleton nt 7.85 a m
Leave Andersonftt 8.35 ft in
A> rive at llelton at 9.20 ft m
i:r.
Leave Belton at 3.50 p m
Leave Anderson at 4 fin r> m
Leave Pendleton at 5.50 p ni
Leave Perryville 0.35 p n.
Arrive nt Wnllialla 7.16 p m
Accommodation Trains between Helton and
Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
I icavc Bolton nt 0.50 n>., or on arrival
of Down Train from Grecnvillo. Leave
Anderson at 2.00 p in., connecting witli Up
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent.
J auk/. Norton, Jr., General Ticket Agent
Schedule.
Aflnnfn A* UinltWAniJ
lAwciui/t* u. aviuuiiiujiu/1.11 lillic xvuu wayI'ASSKNOKH
TKA1N EASTWARD? DAILY.
Leave at Atlanta at 4 10pm
Leave Toccoa City at 9 00 p m
Leave Westminster at 9 f>4 p m
Leave Scneoa City at 10 21 p m
Leave Central at 10 f>7 p m
Leevo Kaslcy at 11 .3ft p m
Lcavo Crtcnvillo as 12 12 a m
Lcavo Spartanburg at 141am
Arrive at Charlotte at f> 80 a m
PASSENGER TRAIN WESTWARD?DAILY.
Leave Charlotte at 8 00 p m
?euve Spartanburg at 11 64 p m
Leave Crcenville at 1 28 p m
Loavo Easley at ] 51 a m
I.nnvn ^nnlrikl nt. " ? ?
I.tavo flonecd C'ily at 8 01) n ra
Leave Wntminster at 8 84am
Leave Tuccoa City at 8 84 a in
Arrive at Atlanta at 9 80 a^in
Oloni.stN, ICiiiigrniitM niul
Travelers WcNtwnril.
For innp circulars, conden?cd time fablts
iiiui genrrm iiiiunnniion in regard to (rans*
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Kansas, Texas, Iowa, Nftjr Mcxico, Utah and ]
California, apply to or iMdrcss Amikrt II.
Wiikns, fleneral Emigrant Agont, Office No.
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No one should go West without first getting
In communication with the Ocneral
Emigrant Agent, and bcoomo informed as to
superior advantnges, cheap and quick transporlation
of families, household goods, stock,
find farming iiT.i>lcmcntB generally. I
All information clieorfully given. \
W. L. DANLKY, 1
no3?ni 0. P. AT. A.
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' IMPROVED PORTA BL ENGINES for -?
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Separators, Qrist Mills, &o. A number of
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Repair work solicited an 1 promptly dono.
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vvii it, i | ly
Notice!
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ^
Pickens CouNTy.
KNOW nil men by these present, thai
in accordance with on Act entitled
"An Act to provide for granting of ceriaia
cnariors," npproveil the thirtieth tiny of 4
February, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy four, nnd our petition asking for a
charter; that Mnthcw Hendricks nnd Jessio
Simmons, nnd their nssocintes nnd successors,
members of this "Oolonoy Baptist Church,"
nre liercby constituted nnd declnred a body
paliticnnd corpornto, under the nnmo and
stylo of tho Oolcnoy Baptist Church of Piok*
ons County. Said corporntion shnll have *
power to purchnso nnd hold renl estate or
personal property, not exceeding in value
ino Bum 01 dollars; nml lo Bell and
convoy, or dispose ofthosamoin any manner ^
whatsoever; and by its corporate name to
pue and be sued in any of (ho Courts of the
.Stale, and to make such rules and by-lawa,
not repugnant to the laws of tho land, na majr
be deemed necessary; to make, nse and keep
a common seal and (lie same at will to alter.
Given under my hand and official Bcal, in
the Clerk's office at l'ickcns Court House,
this the day of In tho ^
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-five, and in the ome hundredth
year of I ho Declaration of the Independancs t
of America,
s n krttit ~ ~ ~
Dec 21, 1875 ~ ~ 17 "s''
NOTICE.
I take this method of informing my friends
tlint I will bo found in my office on each
SATURDAY, for the purpose of transacting'
any business (hat comes under my jnrisdic- ^
lion.
As my duties as Scliool Commissioner will
compcl me lo be nbsent in different parts of
ilie county, 1 make this special appointment
for the benefit of ftll concerned.
R. A.BOWEN, "
nozu ly Scool Commissioner
AN OUTFIT FREE.
WE want some one in every connfy t?
take orders and deliver goods for (h*
old nnd original C. (). I), Mouse. Large cash
wages. Splendid chance in every neigiibvrliood
for the right person or cither sex, young
or old. Samples, free nnd post paid.
for it at once and make money at your homes.
Address. M.J. HALL & CO. ti N. HownrJ
Street, Balsimorc, Md
Oot 21 1H7fi a ?- *
v OIQ
NOTICE
\Vu have just replenished our stock of merchandise
for the fall and winter trade.
Ladies' and gentlemen's 1mls and drees
goods generally have received special atten*
lion.
Our Shoo Department 4
Is very full, amounting to nearly one thoiM r
sand dollars.
Our General Stock
Comprises nearly everything you are liktij
to need and will be sold very low.
Haif Car Load.
Of best Liverpool Salt on hand and for'salt
two dollars per sack, which Is
CHEAPR
Thftn before the war. All are respect fully in*
vitcd to call uud hoc litem.
TT Attf AW tT ? ?
uvabci w. Ill; b L U JT?
Central. S. C.. Ool. 28, 1874.
m
Butler & McBee,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW AND IN EQUITY.
BBBBDVBMkB,'** 8?
WILL PRACTICE IN TUB COURTS Of
THE STATE AND OE THE UNITE?
STATES.
Sept 28 10 tf
Absolute divorces obtained
from Courts of different States for d??
Rertion, &o. No publicity required.
nl.nrno ,1! -.... --?
iin Professional services to (he citIzenB of Ihftt
ncinity and surrounding country. Charges
eftBontiblo.
May 9 41
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V.....?V hii"1""1! nuurejs,
M. HOUSE, Atlornor, *
40 Gm 194 Broadway, N. V,
NORTON A II l<;OOI>,
ATTOllNBYS AT LAW?BflfciKfcfflnft
ft ft
n u vr u j w4 uu s*? s?> va>
TXTILL give their ntlcntlon to the Praetloc
VV and to the Collection of Pension^
Kounty Land and all other ClainiB.
J. J. NOItTON, J. K. IIAOOOD,
Wftllialla, 8. C, Pickens, 8, C.
July 27th 1871. 1 trDr.
II. J. Glllllana r
HAVING returned and permanently located
at Pickensville, respectfully ofl'jra