The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, April 06, 1876, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS.
Chtureb Directory.
R?T. Hugh M?Lm% 1M Sunday t4 ? Sr. h.
R?7. W. H. Ariall, 2d " 21 a. m.
KM I <1 M ?? 11. _
lUv. J. Q. Siotfeaaaa, Uk 11 a. m.
3PB ' i * ' ' mI>' ? mm,m " *~l W
March went oat like a lion.
The best load pencils In town at
ICcFall's, and bo mistake.
We understand that there ia to be a
change of the agenoy at tho Easloy
Depot.
The plan of primary elections for
candidates seems to meet with gen.#
eral favor in this County.
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Rot. W. B. Singleton, prcaches at
Secona ohorch?Baptist?every first
Sunday and Saturday boforo.
R W Xa ulnr Tian n
? ./ ?-? ?-1, - K.V..I..OIIIJ5
young lawyer, bee bought the woolcarding
faotory on Wolf Crook noar
this place.
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Pumpkintown w?s tho only Town,
hip unrepresented in tho County
Contention last Monday. What is
the matter? Ha* sho no Democrats
within her borders?
The time oi year for merchant'* and
their olorks to sit in front of their
tores and whittle on pine boxes hns
x arrived. The marble and draft season
is also approaching.
Persons tending obituary notices to
tho Sentinel will pleaso remember
that wo charge for them as advertises
ments. We oan not afford to publish
them gratii.
The dedeoation of Bates Lodge, at
? Basl?y Station, takes placo on Saturday
next. There is to be a bnakot
dinner and pnblio addressee. A good
time genorally is anticipated.
We are requested, by tho committee
appointed to organir.o the Democratic
Club in Kastatoo Township, to stato
that a meeting, for that nurnosc. will
* bo held at Antioch Church, on tlio 1st
Saturday in May noxt, at 3 o'clock,
P. M.
Last Saturday, nil fool's day, pr.r,t
oft with a fow pleasant and practical
moatly at the oxponao of the
ladies. Wo rocoived a "phool" from
* pretty mini, tho hello of the town,
under ciicumsianccs of peculiar cms
barrasament.
* A ?o< early
buds upon the forest o:tkH
are killed by tho recent nnow and huI)<
aeqvent cold weather. Variety is said
to be the spice of life, yot it Hill hard
Ijr hold good in tho caso of tho
weather.
Sick.?Wo regret to loarn that S.
D. Keith, Esq., Clerk of Court, hns
x been confined to his bod Hick, for tho
past fen days. Wo hope to boo him
out again soon.
Town Election,?Our annual town
Uttion camo off last Monday. The
?Mry" ticket carried without oppoBi~
ti^n. The following gentlemen wore
lected: Intondont?D. F. Bradloy;
Wardens?W. A. Losloy, John L
xuorniey, Alonzo AI. Folgor and W.
? T. McFall.
Wo saw a big stout buck negro
from Georgia, the otbor day, bunting
* job of work. Ho said bo wa? an
"off un", and bad to "scratch" for
himself. Being an "off un" 25 or 30
years old, be had our sympathies, of
coarse, but the last wo saw of him, lie
was "scratching"dirt towards Easloy.
W- .-t ?
tv aicn your non roosts.
Katley Station, on tho Air-Lino
Railroad is just 8 milos south-onst of
Pickens Court IIoubo. l'artios Arriving
on tho Air-Jjino will bo convoyed
safely, in good vehicles, by thogontlos
man carrying the daily mail, in ono
and a half hours, spond soveral hours?
and return, if they so desiro, tho samo
day.
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Saijdat.?The inclomonny of tho
weather doubtless preventod a?> Inrgo
Attendance a? otherwico would have
been. There were a fow sales mado
by the Sheriff. Tho grist mill and
eotton gin of E. II. Griffin, Jr., doco&s
ed, and J. C. Griffin war sold and purchased
by J. C. Griffin, for $1,675.?
Alio a tract of land bolonging to llio
tame estate brought $1075.
We regret to announco tho death of
Rev.Tyre L. Ropor, a Baptist minister
and citiEen of this County, which oc-?
currod at his rosidonco, on tbe Oolenoy,
on Monday morning, tho 27th
ult. Mr. Roper was an old and honored
citizen.
*
It again bocomos our painful duty
to chroniolo tho doath, from pneumonia,
of Mrs. Louisa Kennemoro, the
reliot of Mr. Mobos Konnomorn. h?r
residonco near Eaaloy, on the 28d of
Maroh, nfter an illness of a few days.
Tho docoasod leavos six children to
mourn hor untimely loss. How quick
can tho destroying angel visit the
habitations of men I
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Wo hear a general complaint about
tho loss of poultry in and around town
recontly. Chickon thieves are detes^
tablo beings, but tho pooplo have dia
covorod a kind of poison thoy teed
to tlio chickonn, which do oh not hurt
thorn, but tho porson onting tho chick*
on is suro to dio. Every body In town
is now fooding this poison to their
cbickcns. Look out for pasos of poisoning.
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"One TirtuouB hour
Of glorious fame,
Is worth an age
Without* name."
That's what tho aspirants to office
aro Ringing to themselves now. A difforent
tune after whilo.
A young man at Easloy, who, a
short timo since, (when his prospects
of matrimonial bliss wor<j lavorable,)
partod Ids hair in tho middlo; wore
sido whiskers and a mustache; carried
a supplo ratan cane, with a litt'o black*
aniMan terrior following closo at his
hools, wonring a brass collar around
its nock, has suddenly d'sponsed with
all theso evidoncos of gontility and
good brooding, and may now bo soon
moaping about sluggishly, with a
rathor soody appearance. Ho has
ju&t stepped upon tho threshold of
buchelordom and tho causo of this sudden
and unexpected chango may bo
surmised from tho fact that ho is ooniinually
repeating tho following linca:
'Fare thco well, oh, faro thee well I
5oon, too soon, thou hast broke the spell.
Oh, I oan ne'er love again
The girl, whose faithless art,
Could break so dear a chain,
And with it bre?k my heart."
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The attention of our road or a is directed
to tho attractive littlo advertisement,
which appears in this issuo,
of Poole if- Hunt, tho wide y known
It1...........i vi.w.k:..: ?- -oti.i.'.
a. uuuuvio tiuvj iuauiiiiiihiN u i nam more
?.Id. Several thousand mill? throughout
tlio Unite I Slutes havo boen
equipped by this firm, and their Water
Wheels, S eam Engines, Mill Goaring,
l'resHCH, Ac., arc known and highly
appreciated in almost every section
of tlio Western Ilomisphero. When
you neoii anything in ihoii line, give
them a trial; you will not ho dibuppointed.
? 4^ ?
"When thou art old anil rich.
Thou hast neither heart, affection,
1i.nl, ni? Iw?n ?i t xr
To tnalco thy riches pleasant."
It is surprising how few hooka havo
boon writton on llio diseases incident
to eld age. Wo know of no work
that would bo moro gonorally read by
tho modico legal word, or in fact by
nil classes, that a "Treatise on tho
noodical management of old ago,"
written in a plain stylo and free from
all technicalities, nor do wo know of
any modicino limt is more happily r?.
daptcd to the alleviating of tho pains
and uchos of tho aged tlian Dr. Tutt's
L*vor Pills, Whilo thoy act promptly
thoy do not wrench tho systom or
nhock tho most enfeebled constitution.
In canes of gout, Rhoumatism, kidney
dinoanes, torpid bowels, indigostion,
loan of appotito, thoir healing properties
aro truly wonderful. Thoir eflfoct
on tho nervous systom is prompt,
quieting rootlinoss, imparting rofrcsh
inir sleen and vicror to tho whnln ?u?.
tetn. Tho old and young will bo nliko
bonofitcd by tho u?o of this truly ostimablo
moriicino.
8TATP OF SOUTII CAROLINA.
Pickens County.
IN PROBATE COURT.
James F Lay, vs. W A Lay, Mary E Martin,
Letta A Newton, M A Heater, W R Lay,
H A Lay, ('lias. W Lay, and Hunan K Lay.
Petition for appointment of Hooeirer.
To W. A. Lay, Kxccutor, of C. M. Lay, doceased.
YOU are hereby summoned and required
to appear at tho l'robate Court, to hp.
holden at Pickens Court House, on the 1st
tiny of June next, for Pickens county, and
shew cause if any you can, why a Receiver
should not be appointed to take charge of
and have the entire management of the Estate
of tho said C. M. Lay, deceased, as prayed
for in a petition this day filed in my office.
Given under my hand and seal of office at
Pickens Court House, this 4th day of April,
1870.'
I. H. PH1LPOT, j.r.r.c.
EARLE, WELLS & TAYLOB,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
npru o, io/n rtl O
YylHTNKR SYMMES.
ATTORNKY AND 00UN8KLL0H AT iAW,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
Practices) In the Circuit ourt and Court o
I'rob&te for Picken? ounty.
16 i'i
" NEW" ADVERTISEMENTS.^11
Grant
MB THE OPPORTUNITY AND I ASSURE
you lh?tl
Will
Prove to oil, that 1 havo as good and oheap
lot of Confeotions U any to bo foaad, and
there ie
Not
A man who oan beat my Stook of Oannad
Goods. Besides the above, I have pnrohased
a stove, and a nice Lunoh of Fresh Ojrstsri
oan
B e
Had at any time, provided 1 am not
Elected
Intendant, in which oaso you might,
Again,
Have to go homo hungry and moneyless
But
Hoping no auoh missfortune nwaits me, !
cordially invite all my hungry friends to glr<
me a call, and I
Will
Appease their hunger on short notice and a'
low figures, as ray objcct is to lire and let
Live in
These hard times. Dont forgot to call on J
It. QLAZENEK, who can be found in the Pos
Office at
Easley Station.
Dec 2, 1876 14 tf
9mm
....o....
ARRIVED and ready for delivery, 10(
barrels LIME.
AMD
600 BAGS GUANO. For sale by
R. E. HOLCOMBE A SON.
Kasley, 8. C., Jan. 27. 1870 21 tf
- 1875
FALL AND WINTER. GOODS !
Your attention is most respect
fully called to the largest and decidtdl;
the CHEAPEST Stock of Goods that ha
ever been exhibited in Weil Greenville; con
sisting of DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES
HATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY
GROCERIES, etc., do.
Our prices are to low that no hous# thi
aide of New York can under-sell us.
We sell Goods striolly for CASH, whio
enables us to make the above declaration.
Wc keep constantly on hand a large lot c
doohs, sash and blinds, at prices thn
defy competition.
We also keep on hand a large lot of ther
celebrated GRANGE PLOW STOCKS, t
which we invite your attention.
We have also connected to our Store.
a Large WAOON YARD, with a well of Oooi
Walor, which in Free and Opms to Aht.
CELY A RROT1XKR.
Greenville S. C., October 1, 187ft. *o(5{
ZYKALZY O 1
We ere now preparod to furnUli permanent aitua*
ttons for a Urge number of peraona, male and female
who are lbulofWork)\ Partku
lara tent free on application. Addreae, with atamp,
Bodthbbn Co-opkbativs Co., Nashville, Tenn;
ZYKALZYOl
Southern Home
SCSOOL FOR 70BMB IM
Greenville St, Anderson, S C
Mas. J. V. MOOUK, \ . . ,
Mita 8. Y. ROBINSON, f 1 r,DOiP"uM188
L. BUTLKK, Music Tenoher.
I11H8T Session commencing on tho 4th o
January, 1870.
TBHMS P8R 8BBSION OF flYK MONTHS.
For all (he llighor Brunohe*, including Frene)
i,atin and Orcck, and Mathematics $16 (X
Intermediate Classen 12 (K
Primary Classes 8 0(
Music 20 0<
Drawing and Tainting 20 (K
Board per month, exclusive of waahina
and lights 12 5(
Parlies boarding with the Principals wil
receive Tuition free for onosession.
For further information, address
Mrs. J. V. MOORK,
Anderson, 8. C.
March 0, 1870 27 4
Notice!
ENTLEMEN, come up nnd SETTLE. Il
1 I" vnn limit Innlr Anf Mr* at^hoa
tcr. .4 word to the wise is sufTiccnt.
PH. A. J. ANDERSON,
ALSO,
All persons indebted to Dr9. A. J. Ander
son & Son will call nnd settle.
A. J. ANDKHSQN & SON.
>|arcU 1^, 1870 i|8 ((
"
NSW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TVT
v. a nrenutAL kevktce
Special Taxes,
MA* 1, 1876, to APRIL 80, 1877
TBI Revittd the United StaUt,
Sections 8282, 8237, 8288. and 8289, N>
quire ifwy person engaged in mj busineso,
KTooatiott. or employment whioh render btm
I liable to aSpeolai Tax. to proeuroaad plaoe
I conspicuously in hie establishment or plaoe
i of business a 8tamp donating the payment
of said Speolal Tax ?or tho Speolal Tax Tear
begiaiag May 1. 1878, before commencing or I
continuing business alter April 80, 1870.
The Tasea embraced within tho provisions
I or tfta l?w above quoted are the following, vis:
Rectifiers, $200 00
Deelers, retell liquor, 26 00
Dealer*, wholesale liquor, 100 00
Dealer* in malt liquors, wholesale, 60 00
Dealers in malt liquors, retail 20 00
Dealers la leaf tobacco, 26 00
Retail dealers in leaf tobaoco, 600 00
And oo sales of ever ?1,000, fifty cents
for every dollar la excess of $1,000.
, Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 6 00
Manufacturers of stills, 60 00
And for eaoh still manufactured, 20 00
And for each worm manufactured, 20 00
Manufacturer* of tobacco, 10 00
1 Manufacturers ef cigars, 10 00
9 PeddUrs of tobacoo, first olass (more
than two horses or other animals) 60 00
Peddlers of tobacco, second class (two
horses or other animals) 26 00
Peddlers of tobacco, third olass (one
horse or other animftll ir nn
1 Peddlers of tobacco, fourth olftM (on
foot or publio conveyance) 10 00
Brewers of lea* than ftOO barrels, 60 00
Drewer* of COO barrels or more, 100 00
Any person so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be
subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to L.
CASS CARPENTER, Collector of Internal
Revenue at Columbia, S. C.. and pay for and
prooure the Special Tax Stamp or dtampa
they seed, prior to May I, 1876, and without
further notice. D. D PRATT,
Commissioner of Internal Revenure.
Office of Internal Revenue,
\ Washington, D. C., Feb. 1,1876.
f March 28. 1876 29 m2a2
NEW STORE,
)
V?W GOODS!
AT EA8LEY 8TATION, S. C.
The undereigned hue opened a House iu
Ensley, near their Livery Stable, for the purpose
of conducting a fancy and heavy
GROCERY BUSINESS.
Under (he Firm, name and style of UICIIEY
. &WYATT. They guarantee bottom priceef
r *? ihey intendaelling strictly for caah. Give
them a call.
n. A. RICHRY,
A. G. WYATT.
Eaeley. Nov 22. 1876 1? ?f
INFAV GOODS!
' ?q ln<?
\t
snmnrars ran mods,
e
BOOTS, SHOES, and HATS,
SADDLE8, BRIDLES and
a
tt AKJN ESS,
- GROCERIES.
SUGAR, COFFE, BACON LARD
SYRUP, and FLOUR,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, Etc., Etc
At W A. LESLEY & SON'S.
N OTir F T~
W? have received our
Fall and Winter G oods,
and are prepared to tell goods at low figured.
We have on bund two oar loads of Bait and
t two ear loads of Bagging and Ties, which
wo propose to ??U at Greenville prioes.
Highest oash price paid for C>tton.
1 Wrappimg Paper at Wholesale Prioes.
J no8tf H. E. HOLCOMBE A SON.
; EisltJ SM
I o
rnHB FIRST 0K88ION ef the abora Reboot
.I1lh<.l> Unnfttx Ik. Q A J-_ .f I - -
nary, 1876 *
ForUrni, #t9., address th? Principal,
J. Q. STOCKMAN,
Bftsl?y, Station, S. C.
Jan 6, 1876 18 3m
HOLCOMBE & CHILD,
f A TTORNE YS A T LA W.
PICKENS C. II. a C.,
Will Praotice in all the Courts of (he Stale
' and of the United Htaten. Business promptly
attended to.
March 1?, \m U8
JSEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r*i T A ivrr^i f
vjr \jrviN w i
THB UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
o?U tht attention of their fri?nde to the fncf,
that, in addition to their
Sttok of fintnl Uerchandite,
Which is always full in it* varied branches.
They hate on hand a quantity of different
8tandard Fertilisers, at the following prioesBratllft
V'N A mmnnlaio<l
^hospiiate.
Cash Price, $4fj 00
Time Price, payable in Currency, 61 00
Timo Prioe payable in Middling Cotton,
at 15 cents, CO 00
Atlantic Phosphate.
Cash Price, $44 00
Time Prioe, payable in Currency. 60 00
Time Price, payable in Middling Cotton
at 16 cents, 03 00
IVKapcs Phosphate.
Cash Pri? e, ? 18 00
Time Price, pnyable in Currrncy, 63 00
Wilcox <& OibbN' Manipulated
Ouano.
Cnsh Pricc, 00
Time Price, payable in Middling Cotton,
at 17 cents, 70 00
Freight to be added from Factory, and
payable in CASH. AH time sales to be closcd
by note, due 1st day of November next.
Respootfully,
HUDGENS & BOLT.
Eaal?y, 8. 0., Fob. 28, 1876 26
STONO PHOSPHATE C 0.,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
SLUBLR GUANO, (Available Bone Pl.osphate
of Lime, 18.65 per cent. Ammonia,
8.14 per oent.) April 1st, $44; November 1st,
$50. Ootton optional?Middlings at 15 oents.
$65.
ARID PROSFHATE, (Available Done
Phosphate of Lime. 22.88 per cent.) April
1st, $28; November lst,.$80. Cotton optional.
$40.
Special rates to Oranges on cash orders.
For particulars, apply to
E. C. WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
Charleston, S. C.t
Or to
1IAGOOD & ALEXANDER,
Pickons, S. C.
R. E. IIOLCOMIJE,
Easloy, S. C.
J. W. LIVINGSTON,
Scnccft City, S. C.
Jan 27, 187G 21 3in
OKO, WILLIAM A < ?'*
CAROLINA FERTILIZER.
Til K nil A Dl. KV'S PA TKXV FRRTTr r-?
aku
THE PALMETTO SOLUBLE ACID
PHOSPHATE,
Have been used by the Planters of the South
for Ten (10) Years willi niatciilees success.
Thoy scarcely noed encomiums to recommend
their continued use. Tho Btandard of their
excellencies (jnaranteed, and their results
prove REYOND QUESTION that EVERY
PLANTER who in alive to HIS OWN INTERESTS
should PURCHASE NO OTHER FERTILIZER.
IIAGOOn ft ALEXANDER,
Agents at Pickens, S. C.
IIUDUENS A BOLT,
Agents at Esloy Station, S. C.
Jan 27, 1870 21 3m
Wanted!
Everybody who read the Sentinel
to know that
Hendricks & Williams
Llave, and will keep oil hat id at
EASLEY STATION,
A well selected stock of GENERAL
MERCHANDISE, which tl.cy will
Bull as cheap as tho cheapest, consisting
in part of
BACON and LAUD,
SUGAR and COFFER,
FLOUR and MOLASSES,
LEATHER and SALT,
CHEESE and CRACKEUS,
UAiN 1J> X , r ion, lUHAt'tU, t\5G\. tfce.
Woolen and Cotton Goods, Latest
Stlyles of Ladies', Men's and Childron'e
Hats, Boots and Shoes. Best
Standard Prints at 10c. por yard
Ready Made Clothing at $5.00, and
upwards, per suit.
Thanking their customers for past
patronage, they solicit a continuance
of tho samo, and cordially invito
ALL who come to Easiey Station to
give them a call.
E. J. POTTER, M. D.
KASLBY STATION, S. C.
Gi 11ADUATK of ft rogular chartered ?chool.
K The Ilr. will respond (o all culls with
rlinnnlr.K All aiioo
, .....
Private rimeanes treated in nil thtir varied
forms, with the errorn of youth and the dincanon
of women and children.
Jau ft, 187tt 18 .1m
ISAAC M. BRYAN,
ATIOKXHY AT LAW,
GREENVILLE C, H? S. C,
J, Practices in Courts ot i'ickcns
'.County, and in United States Courts
JM E\V AD VKUT1SKMKNTS.
Liberty Station, U.U.
o
ENTIKH NEW **TO K!
o
I RESPECTFULLY IMFOM TIIH
r? Ti * '*+ -
uibizmiB 01 x'icKons uounty ana
surrounding country, that I
bavo oponcd a now and
fresh stock of
DRY-GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
TI A r?T\VTT a T-?TH o
XI iVIV ?V t\ LVX!< <X \JltUVJlVt U I ,
LAMPS & KEROSEN OIL.
I hnvo now and will continn ally
keep on hand quantities of BACON,
MOLASSES, and SALT.
I havojust received 400 sacks Flour;
20 barrels of Mackerel?consisting of
whole barrels, half barrels and quarter
barrels; 15 barrels Sugar; and 10
sacks CofToe. All of which will bo
sold cheaper than in any other Country
Store in Pickens. All who winb
the above articles at low prices, will
lio will to call on me, before pure-ban-,
ing clsowlicre.
1 want delivered at Liborty 1000,
000 Shingles; 10,000 bushels of Corn;
tor both ot which Iho highest market
pricos will bo paid.
S. M. 1IOLCOMUB.
Liberty Station, Dec. 7, 1875 ?tf
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
| Q ft ilny at home. Agents wanted. Out?p
L/C tit nrnl terms free. True & Co., Augusta,
Maine.
FREE TICKET"" \
Philadelphia E&KYAiil
mer. From any point in U. S. cant of Utah. M
1 WAHPSiTSl Above H. 11. Ticket (it iU?o rxd- M
n NULIV I V mitA to (/ttntciinial Grounds) M
9 ?nd #10 ouhadM PMIIV fl#rna.i /??no.?i;.?
M forour patwr, pii-tureii, Ao. Anybodycan ! > it. jBS
Particulars freo. Soud aildroas on j>ostftloard.^^p
I To recutvo copy of papor alito, *cim1 8 ctv Ailldress
: THE Il.LDHTnATKD Wkkki.t,
" No, li Doy ist., Row York.
- - Agent*
Unniicd !
I Medals and Diplomas Awarded for IIOLrasTSBBAi.
BiiBaia,
1,800 illustrations. Address fur new cireu?
larn, A. J. HOLMAN & CO., '. :!(.? A roll Street,
Philadelphia.
A BJH1'H11 WKKK guaranteed lo Agents,
I\l / Male and Female, in llieir locality.?
Lli I I Terms and OUTFIT Fit liK. Address
T 1 'l?. 0. VlOKIiltV & CO., Augusta, Me
Tllli Tunitc Oo. Stioudsburg, Pa., Kmory
Wheels and Machinery. .
$5 to $20 per day at home. Samples worth
$1 free. Stinson & Co., l'orlland, Maine.
WANTED telling Stationary
Packages in the world. It contains !u sheets
paper, 16 Envelops, golden Pen, Pen-holder,
Pencil, Patent Yard .Measure, and a piece of
Jewelry. Single package, with pair of elegant
Gold Stone Sleeve Hut tons, post paid,
25 els.. 6 for $1 .00. This package has been
examined by the publisher of Tub Skstinki,,
and found as represented?worth the mvney?
Watchv-s given away to all Agents.
Circulars tree.
lllUDK &CO., 70o l'.roadway, New York.
psYi-IIOMANCV. OH SOUL GHARMINO_L
How either sex may fascinate and gain
I lie love ami affections of any person they
choose, instantly. Thin art all can posgeea,
free, by mail, for 25 cents ; together with ?
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreama,
Hints to Ladies, e!c. 1,000,000 sold. A queer
book.
Address T. WILLIAM & CO, I'ub' IMilU.
Ten years ago Messrs. Geo. 1' Howell &
Co. established their advertising agency in
NfiW York f'ilv !?'ivn ?r?ni*o n...-w .1.
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sorbed (lie business conducted by Mr, John
Hooper, who was (lie first lo go into this
kind of enterprise. Now I hey liavc (lie satisfaction
of controlling I lie extensive and complete
advertising connection which has ever
been secured, and one which would be hardly
possible in any other country but this. Tlicy
have succocded in working down a complex
business into so thoroughly a systematic
method that no change in the newspaper system
of America can escape notice, while the
wildest information upon all topics interesting
to advertisers is placed readily at the
disposal of the public.
Now York Times, Juno 14,1875.
FIN AT. SKTTLKMFXT,
NOTICE is hereby given that Mat hew
Mansoll, Administ rator of (lie Kstato of
Godfrey Mauldin hap this day applied to me
for leave to make a Final .Settlement of said
Ktlatc and a discharge therefrom, and tlio
same will l>e heard at my odice at I'ickenn
Court House on Monday. 17th day of April
next. I. II. rillLlOT, .1 r.c.
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FIX A li NKTTLKn F\T.
^JOTICK is hereby given that Lucy If.
iiitick, Administratrix ?r the Kslnt'jof
W. ('. Brock, lias lliis tiny applied lo nic for
leave lo make a Final $< nlcinciil of said Knlaloand
a discharge therefrom, and the snmo
will be heard at my office, ?i Pickcns Oourt
House on Monday, JTtli April noxt.
I If MIILPOT, J i-.r.r,
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