The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, November 09, 1876, Image 2
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PICKENS 0. H., S. C.:
Thursday. Nov. 9, 1S76.
The elootion at this place passed off
q1detly-not even a quarrel during
the day. They did splendidly, Hamp.
ton's majority being 209. In all pre.
vious elections the Republicans have
beat us hero from 125 to 150 votes.
The Domocrats to the number of 30
or 40 woro on the hill when the polls
opened. Nearly every Domocrat re
mained at the polls until they wore
closed. We have never before soon
80 much enthusiasm and earnest work
as was done on that day. The Do-.
mocrasts did their whole duty.
The Next State Fair.
We are froquently asked, will there
be a State Fair this winter? We
take pleasure in giving an affirmative
answer to the inquiry, and urge upon
all our readers to remember, that on
the 28th Novembher inst., the State
Fair will open in Columbia, and we
anticipate not only a largo contribu
tion of articles, but a wonderful turn
out of the people. It will be the first
djmnonstration af ter the dianthralment
that takes place on the 7th N~ovemn
bor, and will be a fit time for the
manitestation ofjoy we have in store
for such an occasion.
Our farmners aud mechanics should
remember, too, that contrit)utions to
a Fair are worthless unless there are
pe iple in atendancue to see thie articles.
Ifta thousand people each send one
article to exhibit, and all stay at home
they conitribute but little 1o the suc
cois of the Fair. But if half that
n imber each send one article and dou
b'o that number go to see them the,
Fair is p)ronoun)ced a suiccess.
Tue expenseO of attending the Fair
often prevents our' people1 from filling
Columbia to ove flow during Fair
woeok. I ncreasod hotel accomnmoda
tion, and cheaper .ailroad travel (say
three cents a mile for the r'ound trip)
will throw into Columbia thousands
who will not otherwiso attend, and
ponr into the coffers of our railroads
more net money than is reccived any
other week during the year. WVill
not the President of the Society, and
Ao cit-ize of Columbia effect and
advertise arrangements to this end?
We hope so.
MEETINGS.-The Democracy held a
meeting at Easley Station on last
Friday. There was, we are informed
a good turn out, and the meeting wsas
addressed by Maaj. T. B. Ferguson of'
Greenuville, Maj. R~ussell, of Anderson,
and Dr. Erting, of Williamston.
.Every thing passed oaf peaceably, and
if there was any good accomplished,
our friends evidently discovered it on
Tuesday last.
On Saturday following there was a
su1c"essful meeting at Central Station.
Mr. E. B. Murray of Anderson deliv.
ered a speech. The good D)emocrats
of Pickens worked like heuoes tipto
the last hour, and all honor to them
for it.
We are Informed that the chestnut
crop was never better in Jackson
county, N. 0., than the present year.
Nearly every male child, born in
this county Sinoe the campaign open..
ed, has been named Wado Hampton.
The Rad4eal tickets were printed
with red ink. This was inutimidation,
ansd Dauiei should pr'oiawate.
Maen, ' ive, 0 MajOrit2
TO EIeOtnE.
There seems to be no doubt of th
election of Tilden and Hendricks.
They havd received 209 electori
ot.es, agairst 160cast for HaVes an
Wheelor, a clear majority of 49, an
24 more than was necessary for ai
election.
Tho State of Now York is carriei
by the Demcrats by 35,000 majoity
Iidiana, Connecticut, New Jorse%
and probably Wiscomin is carried b
Ihe Democracy. Vance carries Nort
Carolina by 20,000 majority.
South Carolina, at this time, is i
some doubt, though all the acounts ri
ceived are in Iampton's favor. Pick
oes give 1,648 Denocratio majority
Greenvillo 2,450; Andorson 2,90(
Oconeo 1,600 certain atnd probabl;
more; AIA-evillo 100; Laurons 1,161
Spartaiburg 3,200; Yuk 1,000; Edge
tiuld 2,500; Barnwell 1,256; Sumpte
1,587. Ailen gives 300 Republica
imajority; OJharlemton 5,000; Richlan
1,250; Newberry 515; Darlington 70(
Theso aro all the counties hear
from, and show powerful Democrati
gainm.
' ho -Republican8 alpo claim th,
StaLe, and wo will not bo able to giv
our readers the result definitely unti
n,:xt week. We feel confidoit, thoug"
there is a possibility of our defeat b,
a small mitioritv.
Col. IIakell tolegraph.4 from VCohum
bia that tho contest is closo, but,
majority for Hampton considcre
certain.
Cothran has beat Blythe for Solici
tor over eight, thousand v'otes.
Col. Aiken boats Carporter fo
Congress over seven thaousand voteI
Col. Evins beati WV allace fcr (Con
-gross in the 4th- District. TVhi give
us two Congressmeni sure, and Ba
boats F'lemming in the 5th Circuit te
Solicitor, which also gives us two Sc
licit os acert,ain.
LJATER- 11am pton's muajority 3,00'
Fighting in Charleston. Several k ille
Imprisoning Free Voters of a Fra
State for Partisan Ends.
The11 airests of free Democratic vc
tor's of this County last wook, just bi
f'oro tho election, was one ot the moi
high-b-andIed p)roceedIingsi over know~
in this County. T1he ohjoct was
appezaront thut tho dullest, mind coul
see through it. The marshals, per
haps, thii nkIcing that othello's occupa
tion would soon ho gone, wore anxiou
to seize any pretext to make a feo
greenbacks, and at the saimo tim
kcep themselves in good order wit
their masters. Another reason muov
ing those loyal ndber:ants of Grani
Chamberlain anid Company, wai
doubtless a dlesiro to mntimidate th
Democrats in the County, and driv
.b: ck to their ranks those o'f their pai
ty who had r'enounrced at. The whtol,
scheme was infamious to say the lens
of it. and language fails us to donounc<
the wvhole pr, ceedings ini termns w<
think they deserve. We take th<
following in reference to the proce~ed
ings before the U. S. Commuissioner
from the Gr'eenville iNews:
The following freo Denmocratic vo
ter's were brought~ to this city o1
Wednaesday night, under arrest, b'
Sec ret ary Tafti's M a rshalIs, charagc<
with the offenso "intimidation am
t.hr'eats:"
Rlobort W. Ilolcombo, Prestoi
Brooks, Charles Martin, Kirk Maul,
din, Win. A. Clyde, Ezasley Station.
William Singleton, David Gilstrar
Pie kons.
J ohnaathan Dark, Elias Holcombe
Liberity.
We appeand the form of wvarrant fo
arrest, shlowing~ the section undo
which the inditmnent is brought, &c
THlE UNITED STATEs OF AMERICA, DIs5
TRIICT OF soUTh CEROLINA.
Rtichland County.
1Bv T. M. WVilkes. Commrrissioner o
Circuit and D)istrict. Courts of State,
for Sout,h Carolina.
To Rlobert M. Wallace, Esq., Uni
led Staites Marshal, or hiis Deputies.
WVhereas comnplaiant upon oath ha
been mado unto me by John 13. Den
nis, that ----, with ct,hers, (
Pickenus county, did, at, said Coun~
in said District, on the the 23di day i
October, A. D., 1876, conaspire to pre
venit by* force, intimidaationa and threow
L. Cass Ca'reter, a citizen who wa
brwf~uly ontitled to vote, f'rom givin
his luppIorL, sand advl~ocacy in hegi
manner in laere at the cli.n
. ChrstopherU. Bowen, John Will3mitt
fom fJ1 non, Tilmotp- liurjey)
liiMA B. P*1b, Wilson fCook"nD
llamyera, lawfull 11ed
r*o01.a4 electors for P r 4ntn
e-.1reside t of the U 4ted SLsj
and that -- of Piecens, with
others, did at said County, In said
Distript,.on t4e 28d 4ar of October
A. ., 1876,' onsidre to' pre% ont bj
force, intimidation and threat, Rich
anrrenprga a zen,- wh9 %s )
fuly entddr'ote,- trot' -giv*gij
Ouped-adveeasn--aAega-man
ner in f46or 0o b Ilt.ion olf. Casi
D Carpenter a lawfully qualified persor
as a member of Congres of the Uni,
ted States, contrary to Section 5.52(
of the Revised 8tatutes of the Unitet
States; and that O.:C. Fulger, :W. F
Gary, E. LH. Bar on and 40erry Doopei
are material witnesses to prove th<
facts thereof;
These are, thereforq,, to comman<
you to apprehend t1he sid -
and bring them before.m ut Green
b vil0 C. I., s. C., to be dealt with ae
cording to law.
Given under my fand and Seal, a
Colombia, the 28th day of Outuber
A. D., 1876.
T. M. WILKES, [L. S.]
Commissioner of Circuit Court an<
and Distict Court of United State
for South Carolina.
r UNITZD STATze Or AMEIVIGA,DISTRIC'
n OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Rici,land County.
Personally appeirs John B. Det
who, being duly sworn, deposes an
says that ho is inf*ormed And believe
that-, ot Pickens, widl
others of the county, did at sai<
county, in said District, on the 231
day of October, A. D., 1876, conspir
to prevent by force, intimidation tni
threat, L. Cass Carpvnter, a citizen
who was lawfully entitled to vote
from giving his support and advocac3
in a legal manner in favor of the el
ecion of Christopher C. Bowen, Johi
WVinsmnith, Thomas B. Joh nstonr, 'rin
othy Hturley, WVuiliam B. Nash, W il
son Cook and William F. M. Myers
rlawfully qualified per'sons as8 elector
for President and Vice-Presidenrt o
the Uuited States.
And said depnnent further says tha
Ihe is informed and believes that
of Pickens, with others, didi at sai<
county, ir. saidl District, on the 23<
day of October, A. D., 1876, conspir
to prevent by force, intimidation an<
dthreat, Richard Greene a citizen, whi
was lawfully entitled to vote, froni
e giving his~ supplort and advocacy in
legal manner in favor of t.be electioi
.of L. Cass Carpetetr,'a lawfully quali
3. fled person, as a momber of the Con
it gress of thre United States, all u
n which isi contrary to Section 5,520 o
to the Revised Statutes of theo Unitet
d States, and that 0. C. Folger, WV. F
-Gary, E. H. Blartoi and Jerry Looper
-are material witnesses to prove the
is thereo.
,v Subscribed and sworn to this 28th da)
e of October, A.D. 1876.
h JOhN B. I)ENIS.
.. T. M. WILKES, [L.. s.]
t, United States Conmmissionrer.
5
e THE PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION Oh
o PARTIEs ARRESTED IN PICKENs CLJUN
.TY ON THlE CHARGE Or ''INTIMIDATObi
D AND THREATs.
t, United States vs. Jonathan Dark,
a Elias Hlolcomnbe, Charles Martin, KI(rk
a Mauldin, Robert Hlolcombo, W. A.
3 Clyde, David Gilstrap, W. 0. Single
ton, Preston Brooks, (no relation oi
the for mer member of Congress) Mr
Meeker, John R. Latharm anid Reese
SBownr, Jr'.-indicted for intimidation
anid threats.
Theri above st.ated eases8 was us up f'or
preliminary examnination before U. S.
Commissioner T M. Wilkes on yes,
terdag. The entire day was taken
up in the examination of the witnese
os for tbe goverrnrrnent. IThe Defe&nU
ants were replresenrted by M r. Child,
of Pickens C. H., Messrs. J. HI. Whit
r ner, E. P. Jones, G. G. Wells, M. F.
Ansel, W. WV. Vance arnd W. RI. Per
-ry, of Greenville.
The examriintion of the wit.nesses
w as concluded about (4 o'clock P. M.
when the Commissioner staited that
ho would look Over the testinmoney,
and make his decisionr by 10 o'clock.
The weight ot the testimrony, as ad
duceed by the witnesses on the stand
is to the effect, that, there u ans someI4
Sloud talking by sonme persons at the~
, meeting held at Pickenrs Court, Hue
t on the 28 ;ot October last, but, that
there was positively rio throats, initi.
mindatlon or ii4cence made or need, or
gatemnpted to be mrade41, or used by any
l 'personr present, that day. The speak~
if ee woe bard y al peson Pr46o
wb esl A eatthen n n
to al n w om\ rea e nt
1 0 a olitic tin Of
og part. e of citi,
no #f Pio n ount to y hat
there wakno t t, mi ion, or
violeee inde, Or used, or empted
to be made or used by any one on the
grond that . day, ,Whe witnessee
further testify that there were ho
arms used or attempted to be used
4n t6ijlday by\ ankper4in ao ilt,
wilh one or two exceptions, there
day. Iu. out opinion; fro4M. the testi..
timony the goverriment has utterly
tailed to makb out her c se against
either of the parties eharged as above
-and our idea of the whole matter is
simply this:.Thttt our political enemies
were unde- the Is pressiion that tak
ing the bold stop of arresting some of
the:best citizons of Pickens County,
they might Intimidate-the Democrat
ic voters and keep them away from
the polls; but *e are glad to say that
our Pickens friends wont intimidate
worth a cent.
These proceedings are had just in
time, as our enemies mappose, to effect
their infamous purpose.
When the fa,ots and motives of those
federal intimidattors are made public,
a. righteous judgment will consign
them to the infamy they doserve.
At 10 o'clock Commission Wilkes
r rendered his decision, discharging six
of the parties urrepted,.and co itinuing
for Iuther examination the others,
who are roleased on giving bond for
their appearatico when the Commis
sinner returns. Mr. Wilkes was
obliged to return to his post this
morning. We are pleased to riote the
courtesy with which he comducted the
%!xaminattion.
DISCHARGD.
Reese Bo wen, Jr., Kirk Mauldin,
El.as Holcombo, David Gilstrap, Chas
MarLin, Jonathan Dark.
CONTINUED.
R. W iolcombo, A. J. Meeker, J.
R. Latthamn, Preston Brooks, W. A.
Clydo.
NOT ICE.
TpHE undersigned respect fully informs all
.prsonns indebted to him for Blacksmith
inmg, to come forward and bettle by the 1st of
December next, or their accounts will be
placed in the hands(1 ot a Trial Jutilce for
-ollecion. ave cost. anid settle. I nmust have
T. W. HILL.
Nov 2, 1876 9 3
THIIS PAPER 1R ON FILE WITII
fWhere Advertising Contracts can be ma.
Notice !
TILE BUSINESS OF HE NDRI'KS
& WILLIA MS at Ecasley Station
will be continued by the undersigned
survivor.
A gr.od Stock of General Merchan.
dise, consisting of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY--MADE CLOTHING,
CROCKERYs WARE,
NoTrIONS, &c.,
In store and arriving. All to ho sol.,
as cheap as any other establishment
can sell,
For Cash or Barter.
We call attentLion of our friends
whom Wve have been accommodating,!
to their indebtedness to us, and ask
them to call at once and settle their.
acconmnts b)y cash or note.
The death of Mr. Hendricks makes
this call a necessity, anid hope thmat
none will disregard it.
Bring in your Produce-the high%
est ImarkeL priua paid fo,r Cotton,
Corn, &c.
1. WILl.IAMS,
SurIvivo)r.
Easley, Sept. 26, 1876 4 tt
The State of South CaroHuna
COUNTY OF PJcKE~N5.
By I II. Phai?pot, Judgqe of P'robate.
Whmereas, Geo. McAdams has made suit to
me to grant him Letters of Admiistition,
upon the Estate and Effeoteof Johns Tranum.
deceased
Tihe kindred and creditors of the said
John Tranum, deceasert, are therefore cited
to be and appear before me. in tihe Court of
Probate, to be holden at Pickens C. H., on
Saurday, 25th day of November. next, at 11
o'clock. a. mn., to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said adar.inistration should not
be granted.
i ven under my hand anid seal this, the
4th day or November A. 1)., -1876,
Nov 9, 1876S 10
E S8 TION, 8. .
DE US IN
blOke "a, Liaou, -too
WILL SELL GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
*s cpeap, an they can be bought in Pickens
0upty, for the cash, or in exchange for
tountry produce. Our TERAS are strictly
0s
JOO SACKS SALT c
IN STORE, FOR $1.50 PER SACK
CASH.
JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO,
0
I,ooo Pairs
Mens', Boys', Childrens', Womens', and Miss
es. BOOTS and 81I10FES, in store and to ar
rive, at prices to suit the hard timea--fr the
cash.
JOHN T. GOSSEIT & CO.
One Horse
And Two Horse TURN PLOWS, Corn Shek:
lers and 11LOW POINTS, very low for the
CAS11.
JOULJN . (SS T & CO.
0
In Store
And to arrive, 70 Barrels Common ind Extra
FLOUR. Also, a heavy stock of PACON.
JO1 N T. GOSSET'T & CO.
Calicoes
An Elegant line of Prints. at 8 and 10 cents
per yard. Also, a nice ant of Shawls.
hal ilorauls. Notions, Jeans, Linse,ys, &c.
Coume and'see them.
JOHN T. GOSSE TT & 0.
Hats! Hats!!
HATS, almost, without No. at prices to
suit the most stingy.
OliN I. GOSSET I' & CO
Oct '25. 1876 8
0
HAGOOD & ALEXANDER'S,
PICK ENS C. U.I S C
W E A RE NO W RECEIVING
from New York atnd Batl.imore, alag
and splendid Stock of
Theset Goods were careftliy selectedI
an cl bought by oneO of theo fitrm,
and CAN -and WILL BE aold at aston
ishingly low figutres.
Amnong the manny nloveltie's to be0
fotund int our sitot-k, is the necat and
hItanoo Tilden, HIenduricks, and
IlamptLon H ATS. atnd tho styhilih
Call early, ttanke your selections
anid bo hap.py.
Rectfullyr,
HAG OD & ALEXANDER
Oct 25. 1876 8
NEW GOODS!
NEW STORE?
T HE UNDEF SIGNED RESPECT
fuz ly inftio the cit izens of Pickenrs
County, that they hatve openeod a
AT EASLEE STAT.ION, S. C.,
WVhi'h- they l:ropo)0e to se'l as czheaip
MAULDIN & HEiSTER,
Oet, 26. 1876 8 3mn
Notice to Oreditors.
A. LL persons having an.y demandsl(j against
A the Erstate of' Rutus Uts, deceas~ed, are
hereby no':fied to present the same within
the time prescribedt by law, duly attested; tf
and those indebted to the Estate atre requested n
to come forward andi settle.
MAIlu A. OATS, Adm'x, and f<
A LONZO M. FOLOERI, Adm'r
$nv 2. 1876 9 2'r.
A1.1
he u reig offer il entire STOCK
O0 at and ca . Their stoek
)nsists of:
ry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Olassware ., &a.
If you w-'nt more Goods "for o me
jotkey,'Y61i ltiH'tW Wqprz uWr
maie ot srpuni-ket, a,. *q.,detepmned to
lose out our stock at the Iowest possible
gores.
Come and be convinced. Examine for ygyr
elves and you will see that we mean business.
gC-y All persons indebted to us will please
all and !z'itle, na we desire to olose up oUr
usiness by the 1st of December.
Re"peetully,
BROWN & HENDRICKS.
OtL 26, 1875 8 LfV
Good Fortune
Vaits on all who purchase tickets in the
1RAN EXTRA DR.WING, Monday be
ember 4, 1878),
,jouisian a State Lottery Com
pany.
This Institution was regularly incorporated
iy the Legislature o the Stale tor Education.
,I pur-poses inl 1868, wit a1.1 Capital of $1,000,.
00, to which it has, smeo added a- reserve
und ot $350.000. Its Uraud Single Number
)rawings will take pince monthly: The seasen
Pf 1876 clores with the following schemes:
Capital rrize, $50,000.
)nly 20,000 flekets at. $20 each. Fraction.
in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize, $50,000
I Capital I'lize, 20,000
1 Capital Prize. 10 000
10 Prize n1 $1,t00, 10.000
25 Pizes a t 500, 12,500
100 Prizes at 300, M W.000
200 Prizvs at 100, 40,000
500 Pri zes at 100, 50,000
2,000 Prizes at -20. 40,000
APPtiOXI\IATION PRIZES.
9 A pyroxilm. ion Prizes of $300 2,700
9 Approximo i-un 1'rizes of' 209 1,800
9 A ppi oximat ion Prizes of 100 - 900
i Priq nmunnting to $268,900
Write for circular.- or send orders to CiA8.
L' 1 W ABD. New Orle,an1s, La.
Th'lv- First. Regulare Quartmerly Dollar Draw
mu' will tak p ace on .banuaruy 2. 1877.
l'ickets $1 each. Capcitail Pize $16,000.
Nov 9. 187t1 10 4
OFPIC'E OP COUNTY AUDITOR,
PIcEima C. HI., 8. (., Nov. 6, 1876.
rIIE t'ollow ing I' i AC CS ORt PA RCE~LS OF'
[LAND. forfeited to the State for non
ymenIlPtt of' taxes ini 1872. will be offered for
ale at P'ublie Auel ion,i by the County Treas
iter of' Pickenms, on the 30thI day of November,
870.
Keese and MlcCulley, 711 acres
NI a b lins ell, 12 neres
Ann TI. E Reed, 80 acres
Samuel Alaverick's ate 926 acres
Auditor.
Nov 9. 187t % A
Sheriff Sale.
i, ATE OF SOUTil C.\ROLIN.A
COUNTY "F PICKEcN8.
IN PIlOBATE COURT.
ind(rew .1. Cot herani Plaintiff, against William *
J. Cothiran, .Josephi N. Cotheramn, Benjamin*
F. (cothiran, .\I. E. Cothbran, El'za Cothran,
Niuahala Samt tIes. .\lary Dodtson, Jane Dur
ham. Rebecca NlcKinmney, Thompson W.
Tfolleson and othlers.
:oM PLaINT FOn P~ARTITIoN AND SALE OF REALa
E8TATP-.
BY~ orderm of I. If. 1-hilpoet, Judge of Probate.
1 will sell at Uickens Conrt liouse on A
':leday in D)ecembher next, the REAL ES
['T oif Sanel WV. Cot hran,. dteceaseui
One Tr'act of Land lying and being in the
lotuty and State' atforesaid, being Tract No.
I, contin'uing 49 nere5 Ilnot e or less, adjoin
ng lamds of it.. F. Alorgan, J. J Ilerd. Tract
so I an md o,thers. Sold for' Partiit ion, &c..
TERAMS-On)u a edIit of 12 months, with
nterest from datu e , except so much as mray be
mecessary to muy costs of these proceedings.
'urchasers to givo bowl and~ mortgage of the
wemniscs to secure the pucrchase muoncy. Also,
o pay extra for titles and trortguage.
.1. ILEY' IERGIUSON, s.P,c.
Nov' 9, 187t; 10 4
Sheriff's Sales.
TA TE O F SOU lii CA ROLINA,
PwCKENS COUNTY
lartha A. Steele and Susan M. Alexander
againist D. M1. Alex:ander Administrator.
and L. N. Robins. Executor.
B Y virtue of ain order from hiis Hon. T. Hf
Cooke, .Judge of the 8th Jtudicial Circuit,
u me directed, I will sell to the highest bid..
emr. on Saleday in December next, the follow
rig PROPERI1Y..to wit:
One Trne.ac of' Landl situate in Pickens
iounuty, on -walers of -. contaIning 200
g'es mnore or loss. adjoinming lands of
nd others. L,evie d vu ams the propert yof
lardin Price, dec.nsed, at the suit of Martha
L. t eele anid b'u$:an NI. Alexander.
TI E. R NIS C A81hI-Pur chasers to pay extra
.ir titles.
J RILEY FERGUSON, s.P.C.
Nov 9,1876 10 4
Notice.
~L persons hiavinig D)eeds, L.iens or Miorts
. ynges in my offBee, will please come
>rW.Ard anid take them, out, I desire to have
11 my busines.s it the office finished up when
y term expires; besides I need the money
w. recordiung same
8. p. K1I 1T i, oc..r. &oa. s.
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