The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, January 04, 1877, Image 1
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PIC.'NS 0. U . S C:
TIhiall'sdlay. JaII'. 4, 1877.
The Adjournment.
'he Se ate aind HHmp"'Bou-ite nd
jomrnie sine die on)i Fridav evening.
he :!"Id i ., iel having gone I broulglh
tlt r Of passing a tax hill tf 141
mills I I State purposss, atill 3 f'or
Cunt)y, n.akinll a1 t)ta,l (if 17 millm
the livivivst lax levied ty any
whd illttistr'a.itif IIIlo tth CarOilll. N ot
1 Vcet of it. will ever b. e(Alletted, and
it w% ill do4 thle t"Ixpa1yere I)( mo1(re halrml
thian if it, hmd been titily 21 millm in%
Wtend if 17. The Cittostittitionail
111.1sse alm) aifjturiell sine die on tihe
aie day. 'lhe (;etival Atsembly
wVill beL conlvenled by Governlor Iap
Wil ill extfraordijy sesiOn when
ver in his juidgment, the interest if&
The Railroad Tax.
The flank of Commerce and the IIic'2molnd
anmd Danville ibhii'road Company have obtained
judgment against the securities of this
C'ounlty on thle suipercedlias bonds. We are
intor'med that lie execlt tons h'ave beeni issuetd
and plaiced in11 Ch hiandls of E. II . BaeiI~to 'o cot
Sectitoll. Th le j iudgmenII tuad costsa will amiioun t,
pr'obabhly, to eigh!lt 0or telr thioui"and dollairs.
The ('ounlty t'onlanissionlera boive already
levied an eighit mnill taix , to meeCCLt th is j udg
menti, but ow inug to thle comnpl icat ions in State
Tihe ('ulumllissiuilIers, at oll1' n1:1ss liiCetinlg atL
this plaice hist yeari, were' request ed, and di
rectedi to save lie securit ies iirmless, and for
hat purpose inade the 8 niilla l--v'y, above re.
ferried to. It seeinls evident no0w t halt this
judl(gtuentt wvill livey to he patid, and na lie
Cunmy is re'sponsible. every laxpaiyer 1w inl
ferest ed. If thle securities pay it now, thle
t'omlnty w ~ill he con,pelled to refuind it to them
adas eviery Iuil in thle courtsa adds more
cost.* we think it b'eter for' the ('ounty to take
the bull by lie horns and inaike provisions for
mneeting the quies'inn at onec -. If the se
enrlit ies ar'e forced 1o pay, it will only inucrease
lhe muomint . wh'lich the ('ounty wvill evenitually
ha:ve 10 ine'et. uin1. as alhl the t'uxpayers of' iie
Couty,3 as5 well as lihe indui vludui aeenrit ies,
are inter ested. iln his mtt er, we r'ospctfully
suggest a inecl ting at Itha:111C p lac on Saudaty.
lie lu;thI it si .. for t he pinlp(o of t'ak ing t he
question1 into )conlside(rat ion. Let us havre a
good Inurn cut, and1( a free and full dicussion
of thle wvhole nul ier so t hat it may be fully
uinderst ood by every body.
South Carolina's Electoral Vote.
Tl h ea (2 tlg re ssiI n l; I Ii' l o v s ti g aL ti n g'
this. Stte. T'ie-y, netordlmig to) the'
fllec of t h;e returnsm, antd the) votes ato, i
alb ea'lst, LiveC the State to' layes4 by
(h0 o 800) via es. lTey also) dlechiare
thlat thiere is No DOUBT bt, that,
IIllmpton andui tlin- entili' Ste Demo,
terotic~ ticket wre el.-eted by a ma:jor'i,
ty )'alling. from 1,101) <lw.i The
Demuernt s of this Statec never cla1ied
iLtfor' TI'id.e, bt, all the timo concede<ct
t,. O e thin ithe alc 2ttioni oh the com-'
mit tee~ will g' liar t\ow:i-s establihina.
IIamtont)'s4 recoignition , byV 'een thta
Re7~pub licani patyJ, ini the'1 North.
We re ret to) leari t' Mr'. W. N.
Cra..ig. Shler'if' ofl .Oci nce C~outy 13, dhied
or hiearLt disease at W~''a Ihall las t Sat
utda. A'. Cr'aig wtau well - und int
v'orablIy kCh(Ownh by3 thle cIiin of this
Countytt, haint'Itg bieen sherui' of OIhl
Pices Distriic~t.eforo thle Ctunty o1
cotiee wazs formined friom it.
liitmflpto hi8 t,ri till.liii is 11Ow int th(
hands of the Ltxpayers' of the State.
If t hey w? ihhold thir taixes from the
Chambi leu aini "bobstti"' c.oncer hh, Ii :
Suhccess is atssure'id.
TheIm awo 1)11tl plays taxeJs to ttin
Chlamraig. nat conern'I i4 ai trattor' t
his fNtnW0e ' there shiould be .such
mark him.
The 0oty Ofers.
The opinion of Mr. Campbell and
other l*wyere itarleptowr, taking
the ground# tItV. teof the County
offluers wero legally elected in the
last general election, has caused quite
a commotion -niongst tihe incoiniig
and outgoifig Odunty officars ti,4ugh
Out the Stat.e. The opinoi of these,
gentlenon vo quek4tios of- Constitu
tional a w hams great weight ,t,hrQigh
out tbe Stnte, butin this itstailte 'E
presmcnne they have taken merely
Lechnicil grounds in order to preveit
the induetion cf a bad man into tie
>ate of Po'b*o,Judge IsCharheste
County. Thig wo think uifortunato
for the whole State in our prosont
political complications. If it is true
that none of the Counity officers were
elected legally on tho 7th (12h3y of lat
November, thut. it im equally to to that
thero was no election for Governor,
Lieutenant Goveror, State officers,
mermbers of Congress, atid Solicitors.
No persoin were elected except the
Seliitors anld R.-presen ia tives. If fhe
Courts fihould sustain tho view of the
haw tn held boy theose gentleon, then
the Delmocralit plty wi1l lie the los
erG, for ill the State ofticials are Rad.
icals, Undi ill the counties of Colleton,
Bartwell, Aiken, Edgefield, Abue
Ville, Laiurens, York, Lieaster and
Marlboro, th incumberits arc all
1h-publicans, w hile the ne%w officers el
ecw ar0 ill Dvmcerata. It is very cer
tili that the 1epub icans will iot ob
ject tG havin,rg the law consty ued by the
Ciots :s viewed by thesu gcintlemei.
We thir.k tle vew taken by Gen).
Iiualce, f. Malion, who stands ae
high inl his profetisitin as anly m1tatn ill
that section of !le State?, is a proper
one, and lh11e Democratic (ou,ty
Afliceris .houid he govertied by it. Ir
reply to Ihe Sheriff of Marion County,
General 1arlete says:
"hi relply to your request, that I
should advise you is to whether you
would be safe and justified i. law in
tutrining over your' papers, bookcs anrd
innds to Air. A. E. Grice, who was
votedl for an d du(lared elected at the
general election held on the seven ath
oif NovembI er last, I beg leaivo to saty
I bast I en' not) t,II ii yotu are boun:11 I o
Lgo behlindo ihe commti-.-i3'on of voorl silc
eessor. it le'gallyV a1:a l ul e'xct(edU(.
but that upon' the producntioen ouf isuch
a1 comithission to yout, you w~oubll be
'safenm il jti iifi ed" asN a pulit ) I (fuer
in sturreiolerinig youIr (oftier, boo0ks nml
ihereby aittuch to yout er your suiret ies.
It seems to me t atL anly othier rule
woul maiiike overy officer, w hose termn
oft 'flie.- hwil explirehd, lthe jud~ge of' thle
election of his~ suc(cessor, andi wohti
conifusion,. I cetrt;ainily think that no(
'ouirt (cotlbl find antim14 ity' to sub ject
you to iiablity for sur-renideirg 3 our
'.ffice ui its inicients under- :ueh
Mr. Gr-ice, wi o is a Democ:rat, it
seetms, sent, his bond to Secretary of
Stte I!:avne, before 11 T llamton was
I iau:!II1ratedi, bult Ch1ambe1urla in did not
sign hiIs commlisio 11 n nil after Ham i)p
ton 'si inau1g u ration . General I iarlee,
t herefore holds 1hzhat Mr. Grice's com,.
missHioni i not, legal, ini na8 mu ch as8 it
wa's lnt issuedh, by3 the( plroperi person,
If Governor' IIamp1t.on hnJ signed thet
commission it would have beeni ail
heainiii Go,, IIrlo aises i(Mr . lHer
Iy not1 to turnmI his (,fTi'e~ over to M.I
course1 for all the Deisceratie oflicers
to pursuel(. if the, otlicers elected ot.
thei MeventhI of Novembsier last present
the conmmision of Gover-nor liinmp,
ton, wre tink it suffieiicuit, andit the ir
climbents11 shioul d turnll the ir oflice1?rs
is10 nodoubht inl our1 minid but whait such
nlion(1141 n tei part w)1mLonhId be siustaiin
ed by theo Couts , ando the officerst
coit nnis'iiobned( by G.overnor 1li1ampton
prope i,rally I reco gnIizedl. Th is is t he
(''n ~ly cours that our1 I)'imocraitic of..
ftcers (en 1 consistentily or' hiotnorably
The Taxes.
Tbc (ConutitutionaI Houstie. bof'ore
it.s adtjouriinmIent, udoepj.ted ai reso u tion
requeOst inrg the peOl ( t the Sta ei to
pay3 inito the Hampt< n GsovernmentCa
(wiebi is thle only Ig awfuh Government
in theu Stat e) one fourth of thle ttaxes
patidi by iemi last yearii. 1t0"'ivni aide
discreutionary withI Governoir Hampr j
toni, ait which t ime the taxes diall be
paid, and whbet her by install ments5 ain
This$ taxiX to be1) 11ppl3ied Iby t,1'
G,overnbor to the ma intennni rie of t ii
Penal ni'.d C~ari: thle Intsti httions ii
Statec an id Coutiies, said ihe Executiv
an d J ud icial Donaartmen ts of the i,
Each ialptyor mii p.r ai.e 'L 2*001cipt
for the amtount. aid which is to be
credit*d Ax e bill
is ropo : ,.s tion
has to foWes of law; it in only a ro.
quest, and we feel assured that when
Governor Hampton mpake, a call for
t,he mnoney it wilt Ibe prouIptly sini
chcaorfully paid. -I11 is esentlially no
eosary for. our people to ba prompt,
1-or tho publitf inptitutions are now
witb.optfund8,,p.4 can not he muin
tained *it hos kid..romnthe Sttn a
lhe Liuiatic Assylum is an institu
Lion which uppeils to the philanthro
py of evury', mun. in he- SIU6.." It
should bu promptly prvided for, and
its i nIates well hnker eure of. The
Penitenitiary is anot, erint ituti ionl I tat
ir. obliged 1o >e kept up by the Stiatv.
At (qQtd, told wihevent% $-, '!Oh
itho latt'ipit Governtkient is properly
iallud, be mado t4ell sustiiiniiini,; but,
Un. er te pretent laws of the Stalto it
im an expensik o coneern, bit iN obliged
to bo maituiitwid by taxaton. or the
it ttatL' .a1113 wil.6 . ltBt t it _ tilIe
Iilliattes, I w rt r Iias i h
State would te turied looso upon to..
It is Ulso ttecessary to keep. the
Judiciil and Exceuti e Depat meit"
tif' the State rutniniig, atid'it requirei
lonley to do tlhis. Sallries, iliterest
mi the public debt, and the p-ublic
sihools will have t,o wait until the
Sta.tte is bt oughit ot ot chaos. But
ilie othe.r items for which tiotey im
demaded vat tot he pt,t t)ff, and
(overnor iampton is oblged to ua.ive
MnOey inl ordt:r to -i,tanii 1-Is Gov
4rnm111ent.. Let. us the.$ bo tpntal
when the request is made, but at the
s:eo time let us firmly reolvo never
t.- pay at vent to the bogus govern
meit of D 11. Clhamberlai. It we
withhold our money fron the uairper,
and we will for ever be done with tl
du t'e s - tf carpt-- bag rule. Our
people brive the whole tnatter. inl their
41w'1. u d. Il likf uitoi-t Iip
tont an,d rnpudi ate ChambetIiin's pre
Itnt i ons, thett quteMtion is Mettled and
Hlamp)tont will be succersful. Let its
staind firtm rt.d united in. this tmatte'r
anid secue all the fruits of our vte
tory.
The Presidential Question.
Tbc, prospectsL~1 of Mr Tihden, as thte
ne.xt Presidet,r. ot t he Un itled Stas1tes
ar!e brigh~ te llng every dayv. Ihe nea.
Itot) 4 at h le .Sit hreIne1 ('ott rt of Fl.>Ieada.
ordleritng thte State-Boartd of Canv'ass-.
era to tmake a recountt, will either give
lhe Sr tate to Tilden (or caseLM the v'ote
to) hie t1trown ou.t, wich, in either.
event wil!l elect Mri I. Tildent. Th'Ae
Cotngr'essiona.l I nvestIigafting4 C.Iomm,it
tee int Lou isian a hats, by oscrtwhltmil
ieg ev idence, d1isprovedt ever'Cy chat'gg
of itim)idation by the Demiocrartic
p:1, butt it lhas provent very3 elenly
thet wVortt <indC of '-bull dozitng," and1(
It.he nu.ast gigan .tic t rands we re comt'
miit ted by the Re'public1nn I'
Stato w~vill eiter be givent to T'ilden. ot
thr OWn outt, t hat is, it thereo is an
regard for justice or' eonstitu tnal
law left 1.in Ithe minds(1 of the Sentator>
(ot the Untited Sttates Cotngi ess.Th
peo.ple of Intdian,a. Ohito, Illiis1. Pentn
WVestern Statecs are risinet up in theia
miight , antd will hold mneetintgs in each
cout iy ft thte St ates otn the 8th inst.,
wht n thety will speain no 11 nee.lCrtain
tones c to the Setnate, deanuo ilig thatt
lie will of thte people as expressed onI
the 7 th day3 of N oven,beri last, lie re,
tdarded , a td that tSnelta J TI Identt and
IThomtas A. HIendr icks be. declared Ite
P're.diden tiand Vice-Presidlet of theL
U'nited States.
It tIt tnouniedl alreoady that d'e,
altors Cotklin.g and4( J. (G. Bllatin n ill
tr Ike tssut w int te ltad(icatl con)spirta
tors, an rd demnantd n hionest coun it of
the elecital vote. INine Raputblicain
Senatots are gl Ithat arte nreued, and1(
t is nw as-ert ed that, that, numbt. er
will he fottnd when the proper' time
airrives, aind they will r'iso ah)ore patra
of the petople0. Everythting, at this
Itime points. cl'arly13 to thne pea&ceatblt
IitauigueInation (of Tilde n on thet 5th of'
South Carolina ini CoQngress..
Lihnt Gov.at O Sip o Spenker Wal,;
trace, and Meve*nty eight liepresenta
t.ve's and Senart.jra, was presented to
the Senate by Sentator Gordon, of'
Georgin, the 29th ult. Thte memiv~orial
recites art lengt.h the events which
have r'e'etly tt'rnspired itn thet State,
the.in ttfetrentce of th milituary, &c.,
an ~d arsking (Coress to tako such nc.
tion as w :11 cause a Cessattion. of mili.
Stary interfere.ae in the nifaitrs of tho
LegdaLun 40 ikbrei Wws tWoImh ot'
Jhe olloa to which they were elected.
After the reading of tho memori6l,
Ir. Gordon moved toy e i
0y -a to iTh(ln
'ering to the Committee on Privileges
441ection.' A ii.qu II
e:flig which Afr. ordn intr duced
b1e following Resolution:
Resotved, by the Sellt(, That the
4tite goveronient, now vximkjg mi! the
itate of South taroliial, ad represein
ed by Wade H ahmptoi ail Gvern4r
S the la w1ul govern Ieut Of l4akid State:
hi .j it is.republicaui ig formged th*A
mvmsintunce niecessaxfy -(ji,1U14t11n
b0" rier and law'ul nIth ityin sil
state should be giv*tn by the United
States when propoily esiled upon fpr
Lhat pripose, to the eld t1hat. the 111ws
111y e I .i ihu, an0 promply execu,
L d, lifo and* *4 peK-ty ibt d and
lifnded .auI(m isl v Ihut6A bt the law,
State or national, brought to a speedy
p.uishment for..their crimes..
On the qiiestiori of reference, no
quorlu) vote I anld tile mmonurial vuirn
up) mn Tuesdiay. MNIr. Goi)rdoni's reso It ,
tion I.ty over and can be called up by
him ait any11 io1), '
The City by t'he gca in the Van,
The resolitios adopted ait i mass
myieeting of the vitizels 4)of fharlestonl.
wHOieb ve ptiblish bels, ha1V, the
ring of the t raw metal in them. Oth
erI Counltiem ar1o 1'ollo(wing suit, and
Pickensshould not he behid: '.
Resolved, Tlhat tle CoesmervaLive
(-itizells of Char-lestim, Deoiviecrats and
Repliblicanls dj( l-!jreo iZjj W:atip
Haimpton, 111( loie other, Us the
inw ful 010nerom o4 South rlin10il.
To him!ilono will they yit-l-. :%s Gov
ernor, obedieneo ared isuipport, 1an1l to
him they pledge such' nd and as i,
1 an1ceA, moriail, fiian'cial and material, as
mayRj- be required for t1*I es tah1lsIShm11elit
( maiwonntenanco of the miostitutional
gov'e1nmn4-11t of which lie : tle hlead.
Resolved, That. vo rectg.4iize W. D.
Simpson, sini nlonv other, 1n the.ca i l
Lieutenaint-Goveirnir of South Caro
lina; aid that we recjogrniz the jiouse
f which the lotn. W 11. Wallaceo is
Speaker', asu the ''legally coniMIitated
110ousot of R~.teres-:tat ives"' of' South
Car' lina
Resolved, That D. H. Chamberlain,
I.avinig been def'eated at,. the po4lls as a
Land(idJate flo' re elec(t iona, andu placed
inl oflice. 1 under 1the dfelhattion~ of' 3n
illegail G ce eral Assembhly', by thea unt
war ranutable use0 of mi lit:n-'y force, is
re.gar'ded by it,1 asin ulsulrperI, an d we
ti on niever to reccogiz himli as Gvr
nior', an id our iu.flexible deterinai:tion
to repudIiiateC his 'eery art. an d every
act o(f the pi'treended L~i"utenanti Gov
ernor01, and1( everyS act of the prIet41el
Geeirail As'oembly, as tintg w ithiot
autho huity o-f lawv, null1 and v'oid.
Resolved, T hat1 whlileI wn, by' these
res1olutio,Iasser~it our righ! t aind deter
iainto be govern'laed only) by thew
p)le hiave chiosen, and1( while we aire
Lixod in the p~urpose to0 oppose to the?
1ttermtlt the effoirts of D. 1H. Chamn
berlain and( his associa1tes to usur1 p the
Vu nc'tions of governmenth . ini thiis8tat1 e,
we expiressly disclaifm any intent, to
resiMt the exeutIion of the pirocess oIf
the Ur,ited SJtates1 Courts, hiowever
harsh8l they' may13 seemI, or' to resist,
und(er any1 circumlstasnces, the miilitairy
tot cc of thet United Sttes.
Resolved, T1hat the pretended gov
ern'ment oif which D). 11. Chiamberbrin
in the heatd, has no0 po wer, force or
authority in South Cairuhna saLve wha)3t
is gi ven to it by the con tinuioius sup
port and acetutah use cit U'ilted States
I rOps. It is4 the (retn[ e of poli tic'al
ftaud, antd airmeid lorco, it is4 as1 impo-)
tet'i1 as it is audaicious tand ulaw ful.
FioRt TIlE PICKENS SENTINEL.|
Facts About the Death cf A 3. Meeker
Mali. EDIroa- I find that cluiosity
to kniow~ the pariIticu1lars, in 1f11, in re,
gsard to hl e dethl oaf the un lfortuniate
Meekeor, is ctausig couisiderable inqui
ry. Theli part iculharis of whlich I pro-~
pos4) give' to the putblic thrzough the
col um oii your paW Uper'. On the 16:1k*
uilt. lhe (Mecker) waus at Li berty stas~
ti)ton du1trig the principal psat t. of the
daly-wals int OXicafted from early ill the
hiay-was aeni weeping, an d ?earid to
sayv that lhe w~ 0ub4 aS s0on die as to
lif'e, thazt. liv'ing wa'ts no ~onsoI4lationl or
aitisfact ion to imu.. 1La1te in thle e'v eu,
inlg he star ited ftrm the~ Sta&ttioni
ini 1) the diret ion of' homo (at
1A1'-4. Kemasler'") mul ich intlox i(1ted,
t.holh able, as8 was1 thownVu by te
witne'sCS before the jury of iniquest,
to tiazv'l. The1~ down tain) pasised
Liberty sat 6 'clock, p. mn., stopped
two or thiceerminutes, and tben tanm
ed orf voi y rapjidly for3 Contralsl. 'Te
gradel is very) heaviy down for' one
mnile saud a hailf from Liberty in the
d'tect ion the trini w'as going that
hilled said Meeker.
He wats killed about oneo mile fromu
the Stazt ion. is r'ema'zins was found1(
on the- 'o:ad hioi'ribly -li manghoii, a bout
fifteen inutes aifter the tiri ase
A watch wats kept over the. body from
the time it was found until the jury
of m~nent, was organized hvahe Our-'
onI wit 1 enl foIlit 3 be
meantime.
His ronaippa,Vuthein examined by
Lhe jury, ani) literward-4 consmigie(l to
its lnst rosting plac Ii thle LiherEy
Church ya?rd by his frienU.
hi $f tm Vpfth gind vxam'4foa
by thejury wure the last who saw
Mr. Meeker efore hoe was killed. The
"" ,'ti )'ypitsirun iig the trin
141. KiJljC hiM. iruJ tw,o gelitlelnenl
WhoweO; teW -truvoling on the Railroad
vad euni" tr i-emlieste Mr'. Meeker
mion after thev trInu Ias d down.
Not. a siigle t4ylIh.h of pWoOf coulId
be eli01ie#tdui im(pl$ fIrate
[ny one with care(essness in the Un
lut.t.ite uia 1it',u~,s ve'.tP I plirt uniate
himisell, in beimr (in the R:i;ul
wlhvn iltoxiee,0d. 2Nu?thig wilful or
titen, 14rtional f Hiny olO to
the ijury o telw imor untoi,rtiate A.
J. Meeker.. Res welfully,
W. (I. FIELD,
Flo'urn:111 Jiry oft 1 'quest.
- Iey were A %m .)04113, uhInIe(y , i iirly I eat,
On, but, in order to keep their tilaig4
1&1atnedju t he vna lam yf thaf tIa t , t buy
dist'rant6i.td E.igeield and Laurens.
Caln any honle.1t ImI 11) tihe State, r'e,
gard 410less4 of par.()y prijudice", tole-rate
Such an ulattlemp & bare neeacid 1 h-:am4l ?
The New York Ilerald is, to
VeT ta-killch ill its npprovul of tih
Democratm of South Carolinu meo
raliziig filtlg re t l he rce.griitio
of 1Hampton 1k4 (ovelrinm.. It i', i ay1
tihe ierali, Oe wise :1hi >e-.ceinli h1..
luti n11 0 the pesen13-44.11t complic.itionl.
Starve 'em 01ut, nomuey i- their 'o
of the State w itlihiold it they go t?
pieces quicker i au un old Vottel hip
in a galie.
Cha" CIS O'Conr,r thle grezitemt 47f
Am a' jm Jiii si, ;ud who"o views on
UonstM i utI.ional11 'qri ait iSfls noin cain
quesion, seemfl uitte'rly Luto depairi oft
the' Republie. HI - thinks, tihe last
Ve.Ltige of li berty peishe.~d with1
though, petrhapis', ho>t ini thc r:ight wa:y-,
bt,t was;C defeateil, anrd in her' deft.-at
peishii, suilth'red a ic'relmdou .-htk.
ElViti AR E TiEY -- Wherty are thme
stait(estnenl of the Re1>ttbhican~ Iaty'?
Is th,ereo none14 of' them hohli' eiough to
denounce thli inf;amyr of Grlaniioiii
Theei'e ilite~10ims 10or a MI:tateman,
whoi( .w'jH riMe *thow;>ariity noi' sIih l.by
Hie deniounlrced G raiit for his i.gnoranc
anid liMiErjationi; artal fori thai Iihe. y,.sli..
tical blackle'g of in jp:tr 1y vilified anrd
KILndered the st atesmani . I,s there'..
nione to take SrumneriCi's pla(c?
__ Y EE AL.
Ma~1ll1ED, mn the 21st uh., ati rhe re'i
dence of' thle bpride's f.iiher, by 11ev. W. 11
Singlozon. MRt S. HI. BROWN anid MiSi
N4NNLE~ BLA8bING A ME-all of Pickens..
On Stunday, te 24rb hi t., at the r91idenee,
of lie briude's father, b)y thre saine, Mi i. IEN
OCIH Ith:HIARtL*SON ar.d M1ISS SALLIE
GJRIFFIN-dIl of Pickens.
The Mtate of hientIa Carolina
- udiigens' & 0. S. Bb, merchan:rs. 414
ing busines's uinder thle firm nlame orI iu,ig
ins & Ito I Plhaintiffs, aiguins A. J. 11. Day,
Defend anrt.
SUMMONS FOR itkL1EF.
T'o the Defendanit A. J. II. Day.
y OU are heeby si enmonetd aundOcI reured
to i answe'tr te com~plinti.if in h i u an onl.
of which ai copy is filed ini Clerk's ofic~e for
said County, an rd to iserve a *opy of vour' an.
swer to die said complaIinti.Oin thei sufiecriLers4
at thie.ir oflice, i. P'ickensim C. HI , within t'enty
dlays aftier thei isei Vce here'of. exclusive of rihe
day of such ser'vice; antd if you tail to~ answer
heC oulaint WitIn tiitue n.fvreesqid, lhe
plainrifi' in thisi action will applg 4, 1h Cor
ror,the relief demnruded in thme complaijnt
Datecd 6th JDecember, A. 1). 1876$
HOULCOMB'E & Giil!.D,
in ilt il's Ainorneys.
TO A. J.. UI. Daay; l'ake notice, that thme
eomplamin i iisa niit>n W -e filed in ihe o4lice
of thme C2lerk of thle Coiurr'for Pic'kensa Countmiy,
on the 6th damy of Decenmer, 1876j.
hO0LCOMllE & CHILD),
Jan 5, 1877 17 . 6
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Iatst andl Most Accurate Market Reports.
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from all parts of Geor'&ia. South C.arolirta,
and Washingtog) City.
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Six Mesths, an
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TlE UNDRMIGNEp F M
With the viiv ot'dalhgiing their"h 4i't
nes-priposte 14o tme out their entire
AT COST FOR. CASIl--CONSZSTq
ING OF:
L-ersre lot (& Ieadf- Madc ('lothin&
Ladie'. Misses and (. Idretv's Shes;
Valiety ofI.
Mov'ari-1 .--'Ho-ad
Cr. ekeiry, Glass :.ml emrthvn waro;
Hard ware-, its veal tVairiety
j alls.1 IIId )C.I sm4 il -m
And ntm%- r articlts--i fdi
NO Ineanl wlat we any, th'k ifr-M
tpod toppipitunit v tor rnet-hnrl0 or
tly3 one inl Ie1(ill h. ( 1inlg.
RseApecl , ully,
RU)TSSIEL,. ,.k-UllN & CO.
NoV 30, 1860 13
Thost, Akowinl vi enelea indebteg
t) Ituse1 & 1Wynit. tor 1874, or T.
W. Ilissell for r875;. ither try note,r
2uemiut, ill1 timli their Paperm int thii
h,:a te) of nna ofe tir :zt er 10Oh 'I a..
ber, n it bot. ro spe<- to peranA. I
most -,ttle. T. W HUS
NOTIC E.
The Polrthersiip of G LAYTON & CO. h
ohis day expired by limirai on of term, aN
we offr o,r 1arge and tN11 Sieck of D4Y
mmmst, fiard1ware, .1hoe, &c , at comt'for
CA:-.lI.
We ex.end our hetrey thanks to she cit.sfa
of he utiiounding county fur their very.
Iiber.t p:at reuazge.
Thos,e inadebteud to irs muist coime forward -
.and intak~ weseth-ment by .hannawry hst.
4LAYTIOEN & 00. -
~*9 a d: nr home. Age'niy wanted. Owi.
q1j III au-1 terms tree True & Co., As.
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CEjlALEXPgQ ON
grea days, etcli Unusly illstratl e, ihor
lU:ghll pua,an ey ebn . l ,elin
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Iall p.oa n i;u-.,. Thi- i'. the chn ce o 0
years to cm runey tai%I. Get Hae only reliable
hiauary. II L 31.\I' L i Ii(tE E.., 'uzbs., 78
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( AL I UIN Ie not dVceive byVI pr> arturet
hooks as-MIninglI tol be --olliial," and em*iIIg
what will tiIppeet in) Auagust anid Se'ptemiber.
25IXTi'..\ Ft NE M1IXEDL CARDS3, withte
O nne,10cents, post plaid. 1. Jogma &
Co., Naiss.Lh, N. V,..
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$5 t o $2 'per dny at honm Sarnpes worths
$l frete. M iznnon & Co .. Por,tan,d, Maine.
V.' TEDlento el1 to Me~riItpa.
$90 monh an< Rl( IraveIiing
ex pensese pid General \ tanufatctutring Co ,
Sa week in your .o vtown. TermsiAnd'
qU) $5 r,niflt tree. HI. linbn.-rr & CoG
tort lanId. \l-tine.
$20,000 in God;T
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ICer :ar:l intl'eee with muerons ini over'y State
an rd Territocry in I he U nion, uand of da.l shades.
Eyvery parveon ofl aP he imes i present ed. tree
of chairge, wi'th an illuistrated Yevar book of
vauluabbl in:forna; ona, fer 1877, alone wotth
I he y. ice of I he piper.
WIT' 1 LV EN Cl A .itBERS,
ed for theW pocket
thII'e yline r, whuich re
volves atomat icay when...- ..
thle ha mm,er is rain'd . It ia made
o,f hme heat. Eiltshi 5 eel, ntickelI
s:lver pltated, anid has1. a long. accurdte rug.
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