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o Till'] SENTINEL. D- F- BRADLEY, Editor & Proprietor : Terms of Subscription. I' Ono Year S?1 60 | Bix Months 75 i Advertising Rates. 1 Advertisements insortod at Ihc rate of $1 00 ' por square, of (9) nino lines, on lkss, for (ho 8 first insertion, nud 60 ccuts for oaoh subsc- * quont insortion. 0 Contracts made for TiniBK, six or twelve * months, on favorablo terms. Advertisements not having tho number of v insertions marked on them, will bo published c until forbid and charged accordingly. '' Thoso terms arc bo simple any child may c understand them. Nino lines is a square? 1 one inch. In evory instance wo charge by 1 the space occupied, as eight or ton lines can * oc mauo 10 occupy tour or live squares, as tho * advertiser may wish, and is ohargod by the npace. StsHf Advertisers will please stalo tho numbor of squares they wish their advertisements ' to make. 1 usincss men who advertise to be 1 benefitted, will bear in mind that tho 1 JSENTINEL has a large and increasing oir- 1 culalion, and is taken by tho very class of persons whose trade they desire. PICKENS C. II., S. C.: o Tliuisday, Aug. 10, 187?, national Democratic Tickct. FOR PRESIDENT; HOi\. NAMU?L <J. TILWKK, OF NEW YOllK. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: HON. T. A. HBOMmUSiS, OF INDIANA. \V/% 11.?? n.~ -?-?..i ..v iiiu iiiiimiiivu unit 11IU grunnimjijiui'" have made llicir appearanco in small numbers on several farmed around town. We trust tliey may not appear in sutlieiont numbers to do much damage to the crops. m -* Coalition and Compromise Means tho perpetuation j>f Radical misrule in South Carolina, and tho State Convention which meets on the 15th, will doubtless put an end to the follies of the past, by putting a straight'ticket in the field. This is what they uhould do if they desire tho rcspect of even their enemies. Governor Chamberlain la speaking sonic where in (ho State newly every day for !lftys, Wheeler, Chamberlain, anil (ho Republican party. lie swears etorn* nl allegiance lo (ho Republican party every where he goes, and is invariably, according (n his own organ, unanimoutly endorsed for re-election- His groat ambition is to make South Caroiitia as reliably Republican as Maine has been for a long number of years, and it is extremely humiliating to ncknowl* edge tlint ccrlain so-culled Democrats in the State would gladly assist liim to do 80 for the promise of the crumbs that fall from his official tabic. Belknap Dischargedlielknap has beon disoharged by tho United < States Senate- Thirty fivo Senators voted 1 guilty nnd twenty five not guilty, for tho want of iiirinrliftl inn Tlt? ? )iiin was overwhelming, and lio may thank* hiB friend, the President, for promptly accepting his resignation, which alone saved him l'rom being forever disqualified to hold otFicc. For his escape the country can blnmo Grant liut Jielknnp is a self confessed criminal and lias already been condemned by tho Amorienn people. Tho criminal proceedings which had been begun against him in tho courts wil' probably be quashed, wearied out or worn out on technicalities, and lie will probably yet go scot free. ? <B> The appropriation for the Bupport of tlio insano in tho Asylum lias bcon exhausted, and Dr. Ensor, tho Superintendent says, that if ni.l f ? ...? ...? IVUV..U-1 irum mi uuihiuo source. he inmates must starve. This is a sad commentary on our Radical Government. i We will state for the information of those Democrats who have not yet joinod any club that they can do bo on the day of tho primary election and vote for candidates if they wish 1 to, l By the proceedings of the mnss mooting on j Monday last, it. will be seen that l'ickens is square for ft straight-out ticket. The tohoIutjons were unanimously adopted. 1 Business called us away from (lie Court I House during Col. Perry's speech, and wc did < not hear it nil, but, we arc informed that ho < inado n capital speech, and the audience was i very much pleased witli it. Tho verdict of (lie Hamburg jury ofinquest, j implicates many honorable and respectable citizens of (his .Slate and Georgia* All Ihc 1 parties in this State promptly met the flhoriff 1 of Aiken county and surrendered themselves i to tho civil authorities. Judge Mahcr will hear such motions aa aro nccesaary to obtain j hail for the parties. Tho troops couhl now | bo sent West to tight tho Hioux?but then the election in coming off iooii and the lladicals 1 can not'spare thcyj. A hoii of Joflorson Davis bolongs to \ tho Chicknsftw (Jnurtlft- nf Morn..i.;o , , tho company which rccontly tendered it? service* to tlio government to i avenge the death of Custer. Medical StudentsMcdicnl studcnta nro, liko almost nil of tho young men 01 our country at tilts tiruo, need- ( ng monoy and requiring aHsistance. Evory lollar saved is to them a great advantage, ind gives tliein tho opportunity of investing hc80 eiinis in books and instruments. We indorstand that tho Trustees and Fao^lty of bo Louisville Mcdioal College (Kentucky) i iavc created a number of Doneflolary 8cholarhlps in behalf of thoso needing suoh aid; but < 11 of tho facts in regard to tho matter can be btaincd by addressing a letter to tho Louis- 1 illo Medical Collogo. Louisville, Ky. We will also stato for the benofit of any rorthy young man in Pickens County, suffi- ' icntlv educated In Hturfv m(>ilinln? ?lm? wn mvo tho privilego of granting them a letter if recommendation, which will secure them a lencfioinry Scholarship in tho college, which s worth eighty dollars. If thoro nro any vho desire to avail themsclvos of this opportunity, they will please communion!o with us. More Corruption ExposedOne by one Grant's Cabinet falls, Belknap tnd Babcock has boon sent to the shades of [-rivnto lifo, covorcd with shame and infamy. Sow, Robeson, the Secretary of the Navy is licld up in his I rue colors to tho public gaze, *nd will evidently be impeached. Tho following is tho summing up of tho majority of tlio oommitleo: Upon a full rovicw of tho facts, your committee present to tho consideration of the Ilouse inni in inc nuininisirauon 01 inc navai service <luring tho Inst seven years, the law lias l?cen disregarded and violated ill tlio letting of contracts, in tlio purchaso of supplies, in the destruction and salo of property belonging to the naval service, in the failuro t} cover into the treasury the proceeds of sales of property, in tlio expenditure and disbursement of tlio appropriations mado for the support of the navy, in the application of the sums appropriated for that branch of the public servico, in excce<Mrfg (ho appropria^ lions made by Congress for given fiscal years, in involving the government for the future payment ol money in excess of the appropriations made to that department, in making contracts and purchases, the mm not being aullw.1... In m ,..,,1 ? ? ..niMtAnMinl ",ul"J .in.iupu.iiuu .mvqunto to their fulfilment being made, in tho cmployinenf of laborers and mechanics upon other considerations than skill and a necessity for such labor, in the assessment of employees for sums of money to be used for political and partisan purposes, in failing to exact bonds front contractors and failure to enforce the penalties of such bonds in cases of default, in the employment of persons to receive and pay money for the use of the naval service on foreign stations, in the illegal dispose lion of the public funds, in failing to make reports lo Congress as directed by tho law, and in fai!s;;g to cxact fidelity in the execution and administration of tho law by subordinates.? Through this mal-adminislrntion a system of corruption has grown up in tho administration of tho revenuos entrusted to tho control and direction of tho Secretary of the Navy, wl.i/tl, f .>, 11.n r.n/.nlim.it */ ,.f It a ?l, o w..*l " ? I'UVUIIWIIIJ .... must hereafter bo known as "C'atteilisui."? This system of corruption, likely to affect tho entire revenues and credit of (ho government, should bo checked, and in I he most vigorous mannor rebuked. In vain else would bo all our previous legislation. Your corninittce, while (hey have well formed opinions of (heir own on (hese questions, yet, in view of (ho vast amount of proof token and the nu merous legal questions involved, have no do* sire (o preoipi(a(o the discussion and doternrnnlion of so gravo a question as (he itnpcaehjnoni of a high officer of (ho government upon (ho consideration of (ho House without having a full examination of tho law and faotH which may be involved (herein. They, therefore, submit (o the House tho following rcb ' itiou, and recommend its adoption: liesolvtd. That Ihcso local Questions. to gethcr willi nil Iho proof taken by this comniilteo, bo referred to Die committee on tho judiciary with power to hoar additional testimony and arguments, if they see fit, to exaiuiiio and roport whether such violation!) of tho law as aro referred to herein couatituo and are impeachable offences under the con* dilution, and if so tlioy shall report articles sf !Lipeno'>m<?nt acainst George M. Hobeson. Secretary of tho Navy; but if they sliall find that under existing laws such acts and doings of tho said Secretary aro not impeachable or otherwise punishable, then they shall report what additional legislation iu their opinion is nccegs.iry to make said laws sullioiently punitive to protoct the publso servico. A great concourso of negroes assembled in Abbeville to witness tho hanging of Jerry Coleman, colored, but when they found oul that ho had been respited by the Governor for three weeks, they were so badly disappointed in not getting to see tho show that they on. dcarored to get up one of their own in tho way of a riot. They were very boisterous but no blood was shed. Col. Keith, of tho Keowco Courior, rccontly visited our town on professional business, and on his return homo writes as follows: "Tho town of Pickens doos not scorn to progress fast in tho way of buildrng up. It has howovor, a number erf good Horos and a highly moral and intollis [jont citizonship. It is tho tcmporanco town of uppor Carolina, having olocLcd tho dry tiolcct for scvoral 3'oars in lucccBeion. Tho political outlook in Iho county is hopoful for tho Domos 3rat?, though thorc rooitir to bo littlo jxcitoincnt. Tho primary clootion will bo held on ,tho J8th of August. Tho Domocrats of Lauronn county !mvo nominatod Iho following straight oat ticket, which wo think from tho spirit manifested in tho good county of LauronB, will bo eloctod: Senator, It P. Todd; itcproBonta* LiveH, J. Wash WattH, Cant. Joo Jlunibcrt, D. "W. Anderson; County Commissioners, Willis Jonos, ll. Leamon ' ) r. D. Sullivan; Judgo of Probato, Co] A. W. Uurnsidou; Clork of Court, Mar-" Lin Jinbb; Shoriff, C. L! FiUo; School Commissioner, Jmi Dial; Coroner, Mack Lnngflton; Delegates to Rtato Honvonlion, Col. JJal!, Dr. Wm, Sltanri Dr J ii. Smith, ii. iJJakoly. Proceedings of Mass Meeting, Tho Democracy ot Pickons County mot in muss mooting, in tho Court IIouso on Monday, tho 7th inst. Tho mooting called to ordor by Col* II. E. Bowon, chairman of County Excoutivo Committoo, who briefly stated tho objoct of tho mooting, which was tho solootion of dologatos to the 3tnto Domocratio Convention which :\88omblo8 in Columbia on tho 15th inst. On motion, Coi. 11. J. Bowon was oloctod pormanont chairman, and Thomas A. MoMalmn roquoatod to not as socrotary. Tho chair announcod that tho mooting was organized and ready to procood to business, I). F. liradloy, lOaq., offbrcd tho following prcamblo and resolutions, whioh woro unanimously addoptod: Wiikrbas, tho Stale Democratio Executive Gommittoe has deemed it wiso mul proper to call a Stale Convention on llio 15th mutant, for the purpose of nominating a oandidato for Governor and other State ofllcers; nnd whereas, efforts are being made in certnin portions of tho Stato to induce the convention to adjourn without making a nomination, until the UoptiDllcan parly shall liavo met aiul made its nomination; and whereas, believing such a courso to bo unwise, unpatriotic and calculated to produco disoensions and discord in our ranks, and defeat at the polls in November next. Therefore, be it Resolved, That we, the Democracy of Pickens County, in nuiss meeting assembled, do approve of tho call of the Stale Executive Committee for the Stale Convention on the 15th instant, and instruct our delegates to oppose any adjournment until a nomination is mado. Resolved, 'i'lmt we favor a slraight-our nomination for Governor and all other Slate officers, and our delegates arc hereby instructed to vote for tho samo. Resolved, That wo rccomnicnd that the Judicial convention to nominate a candidate for solicitor ot flic 8th Circuit bo held at Seneca rilty, in Oconee county, on a day sub* Bequcnt to the meeting of the State Convention, but should the delegates to the State Convention from the counties composing this circuit conclude io carry out the reoomtncn-> dations of tho State Executive Committee, in reference to the nomination of a candidate for Congress and Solicitor, then our delegates are instructed to meet with them and assist in such nominations. Mi. F. V. Clayton nominated Col 1? ll1, Itnwnii 1? L'muuaII A - ???# II VII J \J villi J%. V_* VOOU \t Vj U I I v I i* 15. Talley, as delegates to tho State Convention, who were unanimously elected. .Dr. W. T. Field and G. \V. Taylor. Esq., were olected alternatCR. On motion, Col. \V. iI. Perry, candidato for Solicitor of the 8th Circuit, addrossod tho meeting. On motion, the meeting then adjourned. 11. E. llOWJSN, Chairman. T. A. McMaiian, SooVy. At a Meeting Of tho County Democratic Kxocu Livo Committeo, on Monday last, tlio following rosolulion wnu ndoptod: Resolved, Thftt caoh of tho clubs in I ho County nro inHlriictcl to appoint or olcct thrco managorH to conduct tho primary clcction on tiio ioth who will innnago tho clcction upon tho nanio pi intipL-B of ?x gcnoral eke*, tion. At a Meeting I Of Uontrul Doinoorntio Club, bold on Saturday, 5tb Augunt, tbo follow- i ing resolution wns unanimously adop- > tod: liesolved, Tbat tbo candidates in tbo ! Hold lor tbo various county ofliceB aro rcquirod to como forward, in person or by noto, and pledge thcinnolvos to Htarid by tbo rosult ol Primary Eloction, and* support tbe nomination strictly. Ji. S GAIN ES, Pros. Jobn J. Leavis, Soc. ? Dkar Skntinki. : Wo have just closed a meeting of eight days at Knon Baptist church, which wo call a very good meeting, Our Pastor, Jtev. Frank McClanahan wus nsKisted bv Kcvb. 1). W. Iliolt, W. 1$. Singleton and J. II. liorouglio. Wo feel Mint our churoli has been greatly revived an<l built up iu the faith and in grace, and that the Lord has abundantly blessed us as a church. The preach* ing was all very good; it was all about Christ and Him crucified. The same old, old story, but'tis new to us yet. All the sermons woro full of Christ and His love; that good news cheered the sinners' they yielded and came to Christ. On the last day of the meeting, our pastor buried in baptism nine happy con-, verts, in tho presence of a large and orderlv I congregation, nfler which ho |>i'cftchcd ua ftn excellent sermon, anil this good meeting cnnic to ft cIobo. A Mkmdkk. Gen. A. II. Colquitt has boon unanimously nominated for Govornor by the DcmcrontsoC Goorgin. Colquitt in ono ?ril?n ??.l~ I ? II -I w. vuu niuDu iiuiu uiui gUIIUJlt BOMB 01 Uoorgiaand will bo olcctod by nit ovorwbolming mnjority. During the HosBion ol tbo Louisiana Democratic State Convention, at Baton Uougo, tbo colored Conservative club of that city, numbering over fivo hundrod membora, paraded tbo Htreots after which tbo club was addressed by ni'oininont l)ftmrmi'?u.if I. A ndrow Johnson, .1 r., Hon of tho lato exsPrcHident Johnson, h :i Democrat* ic can did r\ to for the Jiogishituro in Green count)', Tonn. - ? Do all tho good you can in tho world, and cnaUo as little noi.so abQiit it as possible. \ Thft RdaItava (4i*nn trn r\f P<M?ptrflw I -r- - v ""? fi") " burg, Ohio, supports tho St. Louis ticket unci predicts that it Will bo olootod. ' + The Northampton Mass. Journal, horotoforo Ropuolican, onthusiastioallay supports tho platform and nominees of tho St. Louis Convention, * ' > Notice. COUNTY COMMISSI'RS OFFICE, Pickens 0. II.,S. C., Aug. 8,1870. Tho Annual Meeting of tho Board of County Commissioners for l'ioketis County will bo hold at ihoir officoon TUESDAY, tho 5th day of SKPTKMBKll next. All persons holding bills, accounts or demands of any kind a gainst thff County, which havo noMbeon beforo presented to tho lloard of County Commissioneis at a speoial mooting hold during tho year, aro required to deposit tho earoo with tho Clerk of tho Board on or before tho first day of Soptember, so that they may bo examined and ordorcd paid at the annual meeting. C. L. IIOLLINGSWORTII, c.n.c.o.r.c. Aug 10, 1875 40 4 NOTICE! On and After the 15th inNi, wc will SELL GOODS FOR cm Oil MIES DM WE WILL BE PLEASED TO \ sorvo our friends on tboso terms, but can not soli on timo. All persons INDEBTED nro requested to call and clono all Accounts by NOTE. It. E. IIOLCOMBE & SON. Easloy.S. 0., July 13, 1870 45 i TOT?Qrpv TTOTFr Jjiuuitx X ii'Ji ijjL THE UNDERSIGNED 'IAS OPENED A FIRST CLASS HOUSE at Liberty Station, S. C., find is prepared to take permanent or transient Boarders at reasonable rates. ThuTable will be supplied with tlio best the inarkot affords. Ho also keeps a soleot STOCK OF MERCHANDISE on band, which i:t offered to the public cheap, for cash. Consult your own interest and call on liini. J. J. NIX. Liberty, S. C., July 18, 1876 4(5 tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AhciI'EK WEEK guaranteed io Agents, H. I I Male and Female, in their locality.? IJj I I Terms and OUTFIT FREE. Address T1 P.O. VIUKERY &l CO., Augusta, Mo $5 to ?20 per day at homo. 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A complete Hat, of American Newspapers, numbering moro than eight thousand, with a Gaze leer of all towns and cities in which they nro published; Historical and Statistical Sketches of tlio Great Nowspapers Establishments; illustrated with numerous engravings of the principal newspapor buildings- Hook of 800 l'ages, just issurd. J/aited, post paid, to nny address for 85o- Apply (inclosing price) to Superintendent of tlio Newspaper l'avillion, Centennial Grounds, Philadelphia, or American News Company, N. Y. Every advertiser needs it. i ANNOUNCEMENTS. Tor Solicitor. Wo hereby nouiinato Oaplain A. BLYTHE for rc-eleolion to (ho oflico of So. licitor. He lins discharged the duticts of the offloo for tho past four years with Rumens And ability, and will bo supported for ro-clectlon by Many Fbibnds. Mb. Editob : Please announce tho name of Colonfel W. C. KEITH, of Walhalla, as a candidate for SyUcSt?'" of tho Eighth Judicial Circuit?subject, howevor, to the Domooratio 11VIU1UUI IUU. Dkmocrats. Bf?X? Wo horoby nominnto Ool W, II. PERRY ns a cnudidnto for Solicitor of tlio Eighth Circuit, subject to tho notion of tho Demo, emtio Nominating Convention. *f *XT\T l\ntf * ??< 1UA11 X JL/?fiUUUlVA I r>. For the Legislature, Bgfc-The friends of ABNER MULLINIX respectfully nnncunco him ns a onudidato for tho Legislature from Pickens County, nt the ensuing election?subject, however, to the Dcmooratio Nomination. var We are authorized lo announce Dr. A. J. ANDERSON as a oandidnto for tho Legislature from Pickcus County, at the chbiu ing election?subject, howevor to the Democratic nomination. Wo nro authorized to announce TIIOS. W RUSSELL as aoandidato for tho Legislature from Pickens County, at tho ensuing election?subject, however to tho Democratic | nomination. B?J)U Tho friends of E. II. LATINS respectfully announce liini ns a candidate for (ho Legislature from Pickens County, at the ensuing election?subject, however to tho Democratic nomination. * Tho many friends of J. B. SUTHERLAND rcspcctfully announce him as a candidate for the Legislature from Pickens County, nt tho ensuing election?subject, however to tho Democratio nomination. ty.ij" Tho many friends of D. F. III!ADLEY, Esq., respectfully announce him ns a candidate for the Legislature?subject, however to tho Democratic Nominating Convcn (ion. Mr. Brai>i.ky served us faillifully in the Inst Legislature, and a more indefatigable worker, or watchful servaut of I he interest of his constituents can not be found in the County, For Clerk of Court* Wo are authorized to nitnnnnno tlm nnnio of A. S. llRIQGS ns ti cnmlidnto for the office of Clerk of Court of Pickens County nl tho ensuing election?subjoct, however, to the Democratic Nomination. lJ?*X?Tho ninny friends of JOHN J. LEWIH respectfully nnnonnce him ns .1 cntnlidalo for Clork of the Court of IMckena County at the ensuing clcction, subject, however to tho Dcniocrntic nominnlion, Mr. Lkwis is n true nn<l tried Democrnt, i iiiki ma iiuu uu?iiichs <iu:iiiiionuoiia eminently f>l Iiim for the office. * For Probato Judge. Tlio many friends of H. A. OIIILl>, respectfully announce him a candidate for Judge of l'robato of l'ickons County, at llic ennuing election?subject, howovcr to tlie Democrntio nomination. JJfS?" The many friends of W. fl. FII'LP, respectfully announce him as a candidate for Judgo 6f Probate of FickcnB County at tho ensiling election?subject however, to the action of tho County Democratic Nominating Convention. * For Sheriff. The friends of .TO A It MAlTT nTM pectfully announce him as a candidate for Sheriff of Pickens County, at the ensuing election?subject, howover, to the Democratic nomination. 1K9U Tho friends of 0. W. BOWF.N respectfully nnnounco him as a candidate for Sheriff of Pickens County at the ensuing election?Bubject, however to tho Dcnocratic nomination. * fifty Tho many friends of J. RILEY FUR GUSON respectfully announce liini as a candidate for re-election to tho oflice of Sheriff of Pickens County at the ensuing olcction? subject, however, to tho action of tho County Democratic nominating Convention, For School Commissioner, ZSaT- The frlonds of Rev. B. S. GAINES respectfully announce him as a candidate for School Commissioner of Piokcns County at the ensuing election?subject, however, to the Democratic Nomination. The many friends of P. D. CURETON respectfully annonnco him a candidate for School Commissioner. Mr. Cuhkton is a man well qualified for the position, and will ~o Bujipuricu ujr Many Democrats. Itff} , Tho frionds of Ilov. G. W. SINOLETON respectfully announce him as a candidal o for Hohool Commiasionor of Piokens County nt (lio ensuing election?sulyect, liowevor, to tho DcmocriUio Nomination. The many frienda of l'rof. J. II. OA It. LISLE respectlully announce him na a candidate for tho offioo of School Commissioner of Pickons County at the ensuing election, subjoct however, to the action of the Dumo umh1u uviiiiuwuuii, gtiy* Tlio many friends of M. 8. IIEN? PlllCKS, respectfully announce him as a candidate for Sohool Commissioner of l'ickens County, at (lie ensuing election?subject, however, to the action of the County Democratic nominating Convention. * For County Commissioner. BOX,, Wo ixro nutliorizod toannounoo *" l?r> nnmn nf T S 11A RTfV.R nannnn. didato for County Commissioner of [' Piobons County at tlio oneuing oloction?pubjoct, howovor, to tbo Domo? emtio Nomination. B6X- Tho frionda of W. B. ALL* \ GOOD roBpoctfuliy announco him aaa oandldato for County Commissionpr of Piclcons, at tho onBuing oloction? subjoct, howovor, to tho Domocratio Nomination. Tlin flinnrls nf TTTOMAS P LOOPER, rospoctfully nnnounco him as a suitablo oandidato lor County ^ Commissioner of l'ickons County, nt tho onsuing clootion?subjoct, how* ovor, to tlio Domooratio Nominationis?. Tho frionds of BENJAMIN J. .TOTINSnW rnannntfnllv nnnnnnr>A hi 1 t J as a candidate for County Commie* sionor ot PickenB Connty, at tho onsuing oloction?subjoct, howovor, to Iho Democratic Nomination. ^ BsaJ" Tho friends of JOHN T. LEW- ( IS rcspoctfully annonnco him as n cnndidato for Connty Commissioner of Pickons Connty, at tho onsuing oloo- ? tion?subject, howover, to tho Domo emtio Nomination. jOS?- Tho friends of N. T. MARTIN rcRpoctfully nnnounco him as ft cftndi-? dato for County Commissioner of ' Pickons County, nt tho oneuing election?nubjoct, howovor, to tho Democratic Nomination. i ??>,? Tho frionds of IIARDY GILSTliAP respectfully nnnounco him a candidate for Countv Commissioner ot Pickons Connty, nt tho ensuing olocoion?subject, however, to tho^. Democratic Nomination. Thcfricn.ls of UOSWELL IIILL resjipclfully announce him nn ft candidate for County Commissioner of l'icltens County, nt the ensuing election?sulijcct, however, to the Democratic Nomination. * ^ For Coroner, ttPt) .. Tho friends of HURRY H. EARLE^ respectfully announce him (is a candidate for Coroner of l'ickcns County, at the ensuing election?subject, however, to tho Democratic Nomination. The many friends of P. A. PORTER respect fully announco him as a candidate for Coroner of Pickens County, at tho ensuing election?suhjcct, however, to tho Doinocratio ^ Nomination. v t r\ t- r i i i t *t am W UUL UiYKJJlJNU. O rnHE WOOL CARDS on Woolf Crock, ono 1. mile from Pickens C. II.. linvo been IlenloiliRil ami thoroughly renovated, and aro now in complete order. In connection wii.ii iliu curds, is mi excellent OOKN MILL, now in operation. We have secured the services Mr. A. i:. SIMMONS, a competent nmlrolinblo i^jin, who we guarantee will feive eitisfaction to all customers. G. W. TAYLOR. Aug 3, 1870 48 4 $600,000 IN GIFTS! GRANDEST SCHEME EVKtt rilESKJTf KD TO TUB ruBLic! A Foriimc lor Only # 12. TUB''. IiKMlUKV * CASK DISTRIBUTION COMPANY,' authorized hy a special net of tho Kentucky Legislature, for the benefit of tho PUBLIC SCHOOLS OP FKANKFORT, will hate the First of their series of Grand Drawings at MAJOR IiALL, in tho City of Frankfort, Ky., Thursday, August 31,1876, on which occasion llu?v will In liin ticket holder* llio immciiac eum of mmm?,. Thomas 1'. Pobtk?, Kx-Qot. Ky., General ' Malinger. Potitivoly no PostponementLIST OP GIFTS: Ono grand cash gift, $100,000^ Ono grand cnsli gift, 60,000 Ono grand cash gift, 25,000 Ono grand cash gift, 20,000 One grand cash gift, 10,000 One grand cash gin, 6,000 60 cash gifts of SI,000 each 60,000 100 cash gifts of 600 each 60.000 100 cash gifts of 400 each 40,00# 100 cash gifts of 800 ench 80,000 ^ 200 cash gifts of 200 each 40,000 000 cash gifts of 100 each 60,000 10,000 cajli gilts of 12 each 120,000 Total, 11,150 gifts, all caslw 000,000 l'RICK OF TICKETS: Whole tickets, $12; Halves, !p(i; Quarters, $8; '.t Tickets, $100; 27^ Tickets, ?300; 40} Tickets, $600; 0:>i{ Tickets, $1,000. 100,000 Tickets at $12 each. T lion. K. II. Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort, th? entire hqprd of City Counciltnen, Hon. Alvln Duvnll, lato Chief Jucstioo of KenCucky, and + $ other distinguished citizens, together with such disinterested persons as the ticket holders present may designate will superintend the drawing. UcmittnncOB can bemadeby F.xpross, i>raft? Poslolliee Money order or Registered Letter, made payable to Kentucky Cash J)istribution Company. All communications, orders for Tickets, and applications of Agencies should bo addressed to JL HON. Til OS. P. POUTER, ? General Manager, Frankfort, Ky.^^ July *27, 1870 17 d ?? 1