The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, May 04, 1876, Image 3
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I Church Directory.
Rov. Hugh MoLees, 1st Sunday At 8 P. m.
Re*. W, H. Ariall, 2d " 11 a. m
ber. J. o. Hudson, 8d " 11 A. m
Ker. J. Q. Stookman, 4th " 11a. m.
Rev. W. B. Singleton at Saoona every
0 1st Sutldrty and Saturday beford, at 11a.m.
'PI?a nnnrliilntn Til 11IIin. is Oil hand.
Tho whoat crop is looking romarks
ably fine and at this timo promises
* an abundant yield.
"
Contonnial beaux wore vory fash^
ionablo at Socona last Sunday, Tho
Centennial belles also gave out their
chimos.
Anothor "moon^shlnor" was rcoont
Iy capturod, with about eixty-fivo
" gallons of "mountain dew, and lodged
in jail at this placo.
A gontloman on reading a commu.
nication in tho SentinkTj last wook
>
which was dovoid of punctuation, remarked
that it was like a streak of
lightning- -it wont through without
stopping.
* T. W. Russell, Lord Mayor of Easloy
?~.i Tk? i> i a:n:i? .wi
UIIU JLF1 XV. U , UIIIIKHIU, 'V Vl VJ III 117 >T 11
Inst week. Wo know thoy must havo
Jolt lost whon they got out of thoir
v dull littlo town into our big business
oity.
Sheriff Ferguson loft on Tuesday
for Columbia with l)ycr McJunkin,
whoso sontoneo tho Governor recently
> eommutod iromdoath upon tho gallows
to ton years at hard labor in tho Pon>
itentiary.
? 1
Query for tlio colorod debating society.?If
a duck should cut its weight
in corn, what should it bo cnllod (im?
mediately after it has swallowed the
last grain) duck or corn ?
Now, that silver is to take the placo
of our fractional currency, wo are
'afraid that wo will bo forcod to take
it for subscription, fo wo know our
delinquent subscribers will bo anxious
to get rid of it, and Ihoy will do almost
anything to spite the printer.
Soo announcement of W. 0. Field,
4 aft a candidate for .Judge of Probate.
Ho will abide by the action ot ihe
.Democratic nominating Convention,
^ and support its candidates, whethei
ho himself snenossftil or not. This
{? the sentiment of ;v!! fnio Dftinnc.rniH
And will place Mr. F. in a favorable
' position boforo the Democracy of the
County.
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The Centennial mooting at Secona
church on Saturday anil Sunday last
arow quito a large crowd from various
portions of Iho County. Wo had
V hoped to givo a synopsis of the pro-|
cordings, but on account of illness i
woro provontod from attending on
flnnday. and woro present only a short
timo during Saturday, and we had 1
no ono to roport for us. But wo learn
from thoso who woro present that tho
proooodings were highly interesting.
r 0
Sudden Dkatii.?EUas HoHinsrs-!
1 worth, an old man, and a pen^pner
of tho war of 1812, dropped doftd, at
his roflidanco noar Easloy Station, on
tho 26th ult. Trial Justico Ariail hold
an inquost, but wo hnvo not learned
tbo conclusions of tho jury. i
TiP ATA W?. ? * I""
..... ?,f v? m^iui tvi luitrn tiilib
Mr. Madden Gambroll, died of pnou* |
mor.ia, at his rosidonco norvr Kualoy
^ Station, on tho 25th ult. Mr. Gambrcll
waa an induatrious and good
citizon.
Correction.?In our lnat 5?suo, wo
Bifttod that tho town olection of KasIcy
wont "dry." This, wo aro informed,
was not tho capo. Tho question
of "wot" or "dry" was not mootcdi
and tho old Council woro ro-olcctod
without opposition, who will grant
' lioonsos a? horotoforo. Tho Council
nro: Inl.nnil.ini w *
JL . II , ivurjouilj VY 11 I'll*
ona. O. 8. Bolt, M. W. Ford, G. N
Broono, Nolson Ho! com bo.
Kekp A Filk.?A lawyer camo into
our offlco lust woolc in grout, hasto to
ncarch our filos for tho dato of a certain
advoi tisornont. IIo had a enso
which was not worth a cent unions ho
could provo certain facts, which ho
could only do by roforonco to our files.
IIo found it and saved his caso. Lawyers
ought to know thoir business,
Dnt wo desiro lo maUo a suggestion
just hero, which ih, to hoop a file
whoro you can always lay your hand
on it nnd save iho printor timo and
. troublo.
Dbatii of Re?. Thoh. It. Gart.?*
It booomos our sad and painful duty
to ciironiclo tho dontli of Rov. Tlios.
R. Gary, which sad ovont ooeurrod at
his rosidenco in this County, noa
Liberty Stntion, at 5 o'olook on the
morning of tho 1st inet. Mr. Gary
was n Baptist minister, and had boon
a devoted nnd Konlous Inboror in his
Master's Vinoynrd for many years.?Ho
was a kind and affectionate hus?
band, an indulgent and doting father
nnd a dovout and earnest christian.?
Wliilo wo drop ttio tear of sorrow ovor
Ins gravo and oxtond to our dear
bistor our heartfelt sympathy and con
dolonco, wo will loavo for another
timo, or an ablor pon, tho duty of
writing such a tributo to his memory
as Im virtues and eharactor merit*.
Afllicti^ns Boom novor to como
singly. In addition to making tho
abovo announcement, it is mado our
doubly painful duty to announco tho
doath of a nopbow, Mr. \V. Oscar
Bradley, which occurrod, after a long
and painful illness, at tho rosidenco of
his fathor, W. A. Bradley, in Cartersville,
Ga., oti tho 10th ult. Tho lotter
giving us tho information of his doath
also informs us that ho dopartod
peacefully, and left* tho assuranco that
our Ions would bo his eternal gain.
Rat I? T> A V ,'PK/l innlnmAnn.f lU. I
a uv UIVIVIKUIIVV KJL tllU
wonthor caused but a small attondanco.
No property disposod of at public
sale. Tangle-foot flowod freely and
caused a goncral disturbance lato in
the ovoning. A man by tbo namo of
Springs, who, somo timo fiinco, wo aro
informed, went through the mountains
representing himself to tho unsuspect*
ing citizens of that section, ns ft bona
fide moonshiner, and alter gaini ng all
tho information ho wanted, reported
them to tho Bovcnuo officials, was in
town looking for new victims. Ilo(
wo aro informed, was drunk and got
into a row with a citizen, who was
also drinking, and in tho rnolee used
Homo kind ot a weapon, cutting tho
citizens head very severely in sovoral
places. As noon as tho dificulty ended,
he loft 111 the rate of 2:40, to avoid
> i.? i... i. ... i ? >
i/iiu imirrMiiiiN, \viu? pursued, kUlll> vvci'O
unable to ovortalco him. This man in,
from ail appearances, low and vulgar
and a disgrace lo any govcrninoiit
thai will put him into any oflicial position.
Two other gentlemen, who also had
too much ol the ,4overjoyful," took up
|ale iu the evening in the guard-houso.
Our Marshals, Messrs.' Brown and
11ughes, deserve tho thanks o( our
citizens for thyir promptness in quel
ling mo uisnirDiuice. Thoso who
have heretofore been in tho habit Of
coming to town on public tl:?3*s lor tlio
purpose of rioting and cursing out tho
town, may tako notice that tho town
authorities havo determined to put
a slop to all such proceedings in tho
future.
Monday last was docidodly a coo[
and inclomont day?a regular northeaster,
quite an unusual May day prosent.
An inecBscnt rain prevailed tho
entiro night, accompanied by heavy
thundor and vivid lightning.
Without a eh an go of tomporaturo
May-day pic-nics will not bo so pleas
ant. Tho young ladion and young
gentlemen, however, may keop in
mind Saturday, liitli inst., at Cilassy
Mountain?"Keep your lamps woll
trimmod and oil in roadi cioas."
o
Sin John Franklin.?History poa.
scssew fewer examples of moro horoie
boating and self sacrificing efforts for
tho advancement of tho material intercut#
of mankind than that exhibited
by tbifl noblo martyr in bin oxortions
to muko a discovery which if
accomplished would opon to tho world
advantages beyond computation, linthow
insignificant nro geographical
discoveries, when coinparod with those
that benefit tho human organization,
_l ! 1- : - iL!> 1!/- ? - -
Hiiuwiiig iiuw hi bum iiiu uII(Miliun may
ho vanquished, how tho bruin may
ho invigorated nml rendered capahlo
ofgrasping tho most nbstruso questions,
whether scientific, commercial
or mochanical. This can nover bo tho
cane while tho, body is onfooblod by
disonso. Tho blood must bo hoalthy
nil machinery of body must bo in pors
feet working order, otherwise tho*
brain is woalt and total incompotanoy
to grasp tho groat i86lies of life is tho
result.
(J.W.I. 1 1 ^ I ...
DIIUH 4? illOUUYVI jr HUM UUUII IIUl'IU 1)^
Dr. 'full in Ins celebrated Liver i'ills.
Thoy hnvo accomplished moro good to
tlio human body tbnn could over hnvo
been attained by tbo a access of Sir
John i'Yanklin.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Fine LINE
OF
in yon,
ARB 83? ?? iVT
McFALL'S,
HATS-LADIES', MISSES', AND
GENTS, nt prices to suit tlio times.
At MoF ALL'S. I
o
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Good and Cheap.
At McF ALL'S.
o???
CROCKERY, TIN AND HARDWARE.
Prices Way Down.
ivi JMctf'AlilvS.
o
FANCY & FAMILY GROCERIES
At McF ALL'S.
o
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Pure
and genuine?will euro the sick and
make tlio well feel better. Try me?
Don't bo backward- but ask f?>i
*"liat you want..
Rospcctliilly,
W.T. McFall.
I March 30, 187G 30
COME ALL!
EASI.E1 NTATIOX, H. 1.
TI1B UNDERSIGNED FIRM (SUCCESSOKS
to T. W. ItlTSSEL) Imvo
oponod outbusinoHB at Easloy Station,
A. L. II. It., and propoae to koep a
first class stock of
Dry-Goods and Groceries,'
Which tlioy proposo to well at bottom
pricoR, a? tlio following prices indicate
:
Factory yarn, 81.20 per bunch.
7-8 Shirting, 8 contu per yard.
8-4 Shirting, 04 cents poi* yard.
Liverpool Salt, 91.65 per Back.
Sugars, 0 to 10 pounds to tho dollar.
Rio Ooffoe, best, 4 lbs to tho dollar.
Good Tobacco, at G5 conts por lb.
Flour, Family, 87 00 por barrel.
C. U. Baltimoro liacon, 13 cont* por
pound.
All otbor tbings in proportion. Always
in tho Corn and Cotton Market;
and otbor produco takon in exchange
for Goods.
a.?nniAl ilm. I 1
\MII?HVO VI IHVJ UVOVl "II II <11111* VvJIII
and ox amino boforo purchasing.
RoBpoAtfully,
RUSSELL, MARTIN & CO.,
Murcli 2, 187G 20
EasleY HotcL.
TIMS POPULAR HOUSE is conveniently
focnted to tlio Depot; llooms well furnished
mid th? tnblc supplied with Iho best in the
I mnrkttf Ilna.nl r^nonnnhln
Conveyance furnished to Tahlo llock,
Csosar's Head, or any other point which
parties inny wish to visit.
CLYDE & MOTES,
Proprietors.
March ?J0, I87ti 30 Gino
I I
Grant
ME THE OPPORTUNITY AND I ASSURK
you that I
Will
1ft 1 , ?l . _
t rove io an, mat i have as gooil and cheap
lot of Confeotions as any to b? found, and
there 1b
Not
A man who can beat my Stock of Canned
Goods. Besides the above, I have purchased
a stove, and a nico Lunch of Fresh Oysters
can
B e
Had at any time, provided I am not
Elected
Intendant, in which case you might,
Again,
Have to go homo hungry and moneyless,
B u t
Hoping no jjuch missfortunc awaits mo, I
cordially invite all my hungry friends to give
me a call, and I
T TT r 1 1
V V 1 1 1
Appease (heir hunger on short notico anil at
low figures, as my object is to live and let
L* I
i v e i n
Those hard times. Dont forgot to call on J. ]
R. GLAZENER, who can be found in the Post
Oflico at
Easley Station. 1
Dec 2, 1875 14 tf
NEW STORE, !
HKW 4400IKS! ,
AT EASLEY STATION, S. C. \
The undersigned have opened a House in
Easlcy, near their Livery Stable, for llie purpose
of conductiug a fancy and heavy
GROCERY BUSINESS.
Under I ho Firm, nnmc and style of RICIIKV
& WVATT. Tliey guarantee bottom priccs
us they intend Melting strictly for cuslt. Give
them n cult.
II. A. RICIIKV,
A. (J. WVATT. t
Kiuiley, Nov 22, 1875 18 tf
NEW GOODS! ,
mmm furnishing soods,
BOOTS, SHOES, and 11 ATS,
SADDLES, BRIDLES and
harness
GROCERIES.
SUGAR, COFFE, BACON LARD
SYRIJP, anm) FLOUR,
CIGAllS, TOBACCO, Etc., Etc
At W A. LESLEY it SON'S.
MHTTrC f
IN V_y 1 i
We liavo received our
Fall and Winter C4oo?ls9
and arc prepared to sell goods at low figures
Wo have on lmtid two car loads of Salt and
two car loads of llagging and Tics, which
we propose to soil at Greenville prices.
Highest cash price paid for Cotton.
Wrapping l'aper at Wholesale Prices.
notttf R. K. IIOLCOMBE & SON,
i
STATF OF SOUTII CAROLINA.
Pickens County.
IN PROHATR COURT.
Jnincs F Lay, v?. W A Lay, Mary B Martin,
Lclta A Ncwtoni M A Heeler, W it Lay,
C A Lay, Clms. W Lay, ami Susan U Lay.
Petition for appoint incut of ltcccivor. ,
To W. A. Lay, Executor, of 0. M. Lay, ilccoaseil.
YOU arc hereby summoned and required
to appear at tho Probate Court, to bo
lioldcn At l'ickens Court House, 011 llic 1st
day of June next, for Pickens county, and
show cause if any you can, why a Receiver
should not bo appointed to take charge ot
and have the entiremanagement of the Kstato
of lho*said 0. M. deceased, as prayed
for in a petition this day filed in my office,
fliven under my hand and seal of oflice at |
Pickens Courl Mouse, this 4th day of April, '
1870. 1
I. H. WllLPOT, J.r.p.o.
EAKLB, WKLLS & TAYLOR,
IMalnlilT'H Attorneys. '
apriiO, 1S7<? 81 o
/
ill* _Jjl >_ I IP*
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GUANO!
THE UNDERSIGNED RE8PECTFULLY
call the attention of their friends to the fact,
that, in addition to their (
Stook of General Merchandise, !
Which is ftlwftVH full In tin W?-!-.1 1
. - - ? ?auvu umuurrcff/
Thoy hare on hand a quantity of different
Standard Fertilizers, at the following prices'
Brndlcy'N Aiumoiiiatcd
PhoMpliate.
Cash Price, ^45 00
Time Price, payable in Currency, 51 00
Time Price payable in Middling Cotton,
at 15 ccnts, CO 00
Atlantic Pliospliafc. ,
Cash Price, $11 00
Time Pricc, payable in Currency. 50 00
Time Pricc, payable in Middling Cotton
at 15 cenls, 05 00
MapeM 1'hoNphatc.
Cash Pritc, $IH 00
Time Prico, payable in Currrncy, 53 00
Wilcox & CJihhs' 3Ianipulatcd
Onano.
Cash Price, $55 00
Time Pricc, payable in Middling Cot
ton, al. 17 cents, 70 00
Froiglit to be added from Factory, and
payable in CASH. All time sales to be closed
by note, due 1st day of November next.
Respectfully,
I1UDGENS & BOLT.
Rnslcy, S. 0., Feb. 23, 1870 20
STONO PEtOSPHATE CO., ,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
SLUBLE GUANO, (Available Hone rhosjilmto
of Lime, 18.55 per cent. Ammonia,
1.14 per cent.) April 1st, ?14; November 1st,
?50. Ootton optional?Middlings at 15 cents.
E08.
AMD PHOSPHATE, (Available Pone
Phosphate of Lime, 22.83 per cent.) April
1st, ?28; November 1st, $U0. Cotton optional. 1
515. ' J
Special rales to Granges on cash orders.
?or particulars, apply lo
E. C. WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
Charleston, S. C.,
Or to
llACJOOD Sc ALEXANDER,
"iclcons, S. C.
II. E. IIOLCOMBE,
Easley, S. C. ,
J. W. LIVINGSTON,
Soncca City, S. C.
Jan 27, 1870 21 3in
?fe. CVm
CAUOUNA FERTILIZER.
VIIK BRA I) 1. FYS l\ 1 TEXT FUR TIT. IZER
ANl)
TIIE rALMF.TTO SOLUBLE ACID
PHOSPHA TE,
Have been used by the Planters of tho South
for Ten (10) Years with inatchlces success. ^
Tliey scarcely neeil encomiums to recommend v
their continued use. Tho siandard of their ,
cxueueneies punrnntccd, and tlicir results {;
prove I1EYON1) QUESTION IliaL EVERY PLANTER
who is alive to HIS OWN INTERESTS
should PURCHASE NO OTHER FERTILIZER.
IIAGOOD & ALEXANDER,
Agonts at Pickcns, S. C.
HUDGENS & BOLT,
Agonts at Eslcy Station, S. (J.
Jan 27, 1878 21 3m
:
Wanted! ;
Everybody who read iho Sentinici. ;
to know that ]
]
Hendricks & Williams '
f
Have, and will kec*|> on hand at 1
ISA8LEY STATION, !
A woll selected stuck of GENERAL (
MERCHANDISE, which they will :
sell as cheap as tho cheapest, consisting
in part of ^
BACON and LARD, i
SUGAR and COFFIiE,
FLOUR and MOLASSES
LEATHER and SALT,
CILEESE and CRACK HltS,
CANDY, FISII, TOBACCO, <fcc.,&u.
Woolen and Cotton Goods, Litest
Stlyles of Ladies', Men's and Cliil
dron's Hats, Hoots and Slices. Host 1
Standard Prints at 10c. per yard '
Ready Made Clothing at $5.00, and
upwards, por suit.
Thanking their customers .for past
patronage, they solicit a continuance
nf tho same, and cordially invito
ALL who corn? to Rasloy Station to i
Lri ve them a call.
Notice.
NOI'ICE is hereby given, ihnt Kdward I".
Allgood and .Samuel J. Hester, Kxcoulors
of the Kstato of T. A. Rodgers, lifts this
Jfty applied to me for leave to make a Final
Settlement of said Kstate, and to be discharged
therefrom; the Sftmo will bo heard at my |
olfico at l'iokens Court Mouse, 011 Thursday,
the 11th day of May next.
1. II. IMULl'OT, J.iM'.c.
ftp 10, 187') !
NEW AD VEUTI8EMENTS.
Norton, Keith & Hollingsworth
A TTOlltfEYS AT LA }V,
Will practice in the Circuit and Probato
Courts fof l'ickens County, and in tho United
States Courts of this Stuto from that coanty.
One of tho Senior pnrtiaers will be present to
assist in the transaction of any iiuporta&t
business during vacation.
J. J. NORTON, \
W. C. KEITH, /" Wa,hun*
C. I,. ROLLINGS WORTH, PickcnB C. II*
March 23, 1870 Z9
HOLCOMBE & CHILD,
A TTOliNE YS A T LA IF.
PICKENS 0. II. s. c.,
Will I'fnctiCc in nit"Clie Courts of (lie S(t\(o
\tul of the United Slates. Business promptly
\ttcn?lccl to.
March 10 18?G 28
Butler & McBee
ATTORNEYS AT LA IV
AND COUNSELORS IN EQUITY,
QRSBiaVDLBaBt' 5.
WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS Of
THE STATE AND OF THE UNlTEl
STATES.
Sept 28 10 tf
xoEt'rox ?& ii uaHH),
\ T T O R N E Y S AT L A \V
pampas s.
r%TILL give their attention to the l'racti#c
VV and to the Collection of Pensions,
Jounty Lftnd and all otlief Claims.
J. J. NORTON, J. E. I1ACOOD,
Walhalla, 3. C, Pickens, S, C.
July 27lh 1871. 1 tf'
y^IHT^EK SYMMEN,
ATTORNEY ASI)OOUSSHI.I,OH AT ?.AW,
GREENVILLE, S. C<
Practices in the Circuit ourl and Court o
Probate for Pickens onnty.
May 1(1 42 6m
ISAAC M. BRYAN,
ATTO11X14 Y AT M U ,
GRiENVILLE C, II,, 8, C,
L'ructiccs in Courts of 1'ickone
bounty, ftiwl in TInitod Stntos Courtn
N EW AD V10RUSHM10NTS.
A CENTS houM write for Circular# for book
Jhmi Eliza
BRIQHAM'S 15Z _ ^
i^T?E xoung
The toccct* of the year. 30th thousand In preu. Full
?xpoie of Morhnonlsm polygamy. * Womnrt'o
8tory *?iJ la full. intioducu<m?by John B,
Qough "i Mrs. Llvermore. Bran new, with nearly
200 ffiuitratlcna. Do not engage vrlth any book until yon have
Men our llluitraUri Circular!. ?hotrln>f lartca taWf. Sent fre? to
II. DUSTtN,OILMAN & CO.,Rlohmond.Va.
A UROMATIC KlFervcrsoing Hcvctnges:?t\.
Orange, Lemon, an?l Sarsaparilln fla,A%,n
? ' 1 "
uio. x/uiigiumi uruiK uy simply mixing
nth water. Send 25 centa ami receive, post
mid, four packets assorted. W.I/. HKBBERD,
i8 Wall street, New York.
BOYS and Middlcnged Men trained for rt
uucccssful start in Business Life at Eastman
College. The oldest, largest and only Institution
that gives ail actual business nrnefli',e'.
LJurroncy ami .Merchamlisc used have a real
value. Each day's transactions haded on
juolalions of New York Market. New IluihN
ings. Kates low. Graduates assisted to si*
'nations. Applicants received any weekday.
Refer to l'uirons and (jrndtintcs in nearly
jvery city and town. Address for particulars
m?l catalogue of ",000 Graduates in Musiness.
II. Q. Eastman, 1.1.. P., l'oughkcepsic, N. Y.
JjjQa day at home. Agents wanted. OutL/C
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in ii<11ii^i i w/uiiuiimncjr, riihuiiiiilion.
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