The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, January 04, 1877, Image 3
SOAOs.-ae securitiesl on the Supecedeas
oead@ of the County are requested to Mect at
the Court House ou Monday the 8th lust. A
peetual attendance of all Is essentially nee
Let our motlo be: "Nliions" for 1lamp
gob but not a cent for ahamberlain.
he rabbits have been slayed during the
pastemews.
NAtV SHm .-Owing to the extreme cold
WV or, wo.are compelled to greeo our p$
trn ti ek *Ith 0 half thtet.
Our new Collty officers linve mnde their
bonds, had them properly approved and have
fiwarded them to Governor lampt-yn for
their commissions.
e are not given' to lecturing, but when v
Professor shoots partridges on Sunday, we
feel like we ought to say something to the
reg generatIon.
Two of our friends went t) the nimiutius
laat Friday to '-hunt." They Came back
SundAy-one rode in with something id
under his coat. whilo the other went home
the "back way." Significant, but we haven't
been invited yet.
The weather for the last ten er twelve days
haa. been as cold ns we ever experienced in
this section. We haive always hevard 1int a
good crop year si.ways followed a -hard'
winter. and if itl be true, wg siall huaive a
bountiful hut vest next 'fall.
DzoprEn -According to previous fn,
souncement, we drop froin our list this week,
bout seventy delinquen. tubscribers. We
gve.thein fair ioiice, aind if they tire dis
V qkjased they catt only binme ihieniselves. We
*Vl make out their accounts and t-e if a
pr9per persou can iiot cullect then iur us
There are others on our- lis, not, so fair in
arrer%Vaspthose stricken otff, whoi we have
concluded to indulge at short time longer. but.
if ihey do not. come up mad settIle, we shall
serve them tle satne way. Titu SENTiNK w.l
be run strictly on business priticiples in the
Ow SNOW I ! SNow !|- --I heIIn : snow
and ale.i at this place mi saturday i: i. the
23d u it., and comiuued initil \loi ity, cov,
eRnk the hoson or moiher eartih ftiv or s.x
isebgs. A sleet fell on the siiow which made
it dJitlicult, to) walk On Thluirsda.y fllowinig
another sniow fetl, anid onf .41unda lae t till
avither fell. Wlihi we think wats Te hieaviest
waver saw in this section. in faict we doe. not
reemnmbe, havinig ever seen a niorder snow
etormm tor thle t iime it lassie-.l. ini O.ld V erginmii..
during our dlayt of stoideing. Wt'ii h.n lie
tapfe~~ liv' or six hmours, it reacherd ia depthI
of Iit3 -~o seven iinchea This. ini adudit ioni
EtJa.t already on thme gromid. madhe thle
depth 12 or i5 inchmes. Thme uisuid sailu
SUIatint *-what.'se' i ne'wi,"' hasi~ chianged to
tiist oif ]how's this t or a sznow'
(,HRluTM.as.--Th'Le hily w h aebt 1w l:y I brings
joy and mert in't we bi ia. we, uwing, toa iihe
snew ad int ense cold. ery'i ill, a hi- phw'..
Thmler.e .aR Do ai'mse'i: of.. mucha mpor
taee an4d OUr pe'ople, who hav e been glamii
dered andl robbed su long by Radicali ruh.. telh
the~Ir.p.ovetty tog keenly to miake presents inm
their friemnds and neighbor.. ihe turkeys
ere killed andl a few (ithler et*tra preparah ions
indd. and enjoyed by e'ach famntily. baut there
were no ext ravagant fi ng up! of --good
thinigs." as has been the cuiutoa h:eretofore
The weathmer was Seo terrib.'y bad thlat time
ladles were coampelt2led to r'emain tis1lloors antd
ethrld not enjoy uthemselv'e". while thme mail
popualatioa n mused I hesuiselvyes shootinug haur
keyp and chickens. (Our fien'd, thme P'rofes
sor, was on haand with his "--Maynaurd.'' hent
an getting "ment" every shot. butt thle tiing
way not trained exactly right, and lie only got
aMeit'affer he hlad paid a roundma price feor it
I aiticolkles we inivested faor two shoetu
at cl aekens. sevenity five yat:ds dlistanee. II
being a ground hog case.' we brought down
4 the gamei each idhot, anmd wendell our wmmy
honie, rejoicing ih-it we wamibl be n!Iae to have
eikisn hash. '-del'i:iqnent :uubscr'ibers to t he
centrary not withitanding." ():r nie Why elec ed
Corquaer being presecnt, mafute corpubes ta%t
ana if he was onily allowed to sit on eamch
corpse lie enn rmake onme hundmed and fitty
yards "off hiand" wit h his rifle. his fortunie
w,o.kt,bo inade. Thm-re were several other'
gANNdts le'.ent, who ncver fitihl tobrg
dowur the game whmen they thought their re
putation for utlarksmannship demanded it -
Our colored friends were nuimerously pre-.
ent, el a n uclhly and; got tmPn't **sligliti *
The a,*~ s ket up for two (anyi. and wis
to 'en conattiiued, buit the contiinned
a ~ ,revented It.
.heriff Sale.
ETATIE OF SOUTil (A iHOLINA
PICKE.NR ('"UNTy.
-. . Jones vs d1. M Robinson. D. P. Tlobin
.son, and Mary A. (Couchi.
Te virtue of an execut ion to me dim ected.
LI will sell to the highest bidder, before
the Court H ouse door. at P.okens C. Ir., on
Baleday In February next,
*Tract No. 1,
One tract of? hand, situsate in Picken, Coun.
*y4idjehninK lantdq of It. Lenheardt. IH. Hiar
per and others, containing 112 aeres mnora
or less.
.One trset of L.and, situmate in Pickjens Conn-.
*7yWlnfeon the DeOfedma,nt now live. adjamin,.
in 'Iaade of Wma ('ioch. hI. Hfarper and oth,
e ', enatning 120 acres, mnore or les.. I.e.
yiej'pt its the proberry of J. NI. Robinson.
D. P. Hbhinson. andi Mlary A. t'ouchm, at lihe
ga i OtI. V. Jonmes.
TERMS C'ASII. Purchasers to pay extra
d fer paper.'' RILEY FERIGUSON, s.yec
-17s 19 '4
PIN
EASLET STATtONX .
DEA LEte: 1X
Drykob, kOculis, Mars,g
WILL AELL GOODS IN THEIR LIN8,
as #heap. as they cam be bonght. h Plekeuae
County, for obe cash, or in exaknge orv
coupr ,producq. Our TMRM5 are st,ritly
IooSACKS SALT
IN SrORE, FOR $1.50 #ER SACK
CASF.
JORN '' GOSSETT & Co.
I,ooo Pairs
\iens'. Boys'. Childrens'. Womenka'. and dMius
es. isOTS and SHOES, in stowe mad so ar
rive. at price@ to suit the hard tlues-fer the
cash.
JOHN T. GOSSEIT & CO.
One Horse
.%nd Two Horse TURN PLOWS, Corn Shel
lers tnd PLOW PINTS, very low for- the
CAS II.
JO IN T. GOSSI-,Tr & Co.
t
In Store
An1 to "rrivf. '70 Btirrels Common and Extra
FLOUR. Also, a heavy stock of BACON.
J') 1N I (JOSSEIT & CO.
Calicoes
Au iegint line of Prints. at 8 and 10 cents |
per yuard. .Also, a nice assos tment of Shawls.
IDal MIoral,. Nations, .Jeans, Linseys, &o.~
(.owe and~ see them.
JO11 N l'. GOSSEIT~ & CO.
Flats! Hats! !
11ATS. almost. without No prices to
suiit the tnust stingy.
OHIN I. GOSSETT1 & CO.
HAGOOD & ALEXANDER'S,
PICKEINS C. 11., s. C.,
traom, iNe~ w Y<wk snIIt Ba.,himore, a lairge
all& Wpenia SrMia
a
Iland cIloNeIy boutght byv tne oIf te firm, I
anid CAN'and Wh1,. BE a-dd at aston
A monutg I he hmanyu noveIl.ie to o b
foundit int ouri Htock, is tho nteut und
baIds~(Iomte Tilent, HL~tedictks, and
hIam p)ItI n AlTS. atiti t he sty lishi
Hamip!on COL LA R.C
CaI earyi V, muai<e y,3oulr 'eClctJions
antd he happ*y.
Re4peetfualiy.
ZIAG 01) & ALEXANDER
Oct 25. 1876 8
W. A. LESLEY,
hAS JU4T1 ItE' EIVED A BRJAU
TIFL STOCK OF
NEw GOODs,
C'ALI((OES,
IN ENTUUY JEAANES.
GENi&6 FA NCY BOWS
DJRU(GS, &<-., &f'.
a
A nd, e vers* I,bigj, usunalb * ep 'In
mhy I'tne, A til be stahl cheatp tf r
h1e1p.Ceiallv,
WV. A. LESLE Y.
Qes. A1T6 6
VHW ADVEtTISEMNT8.
-- a T--0.
IWOULD; AGAIN RMSPCrFUL.
.e eill the attention:of the public
to 1"y well tulected 'and as
sortedl %tock of
consisting or
DR1 Y:A- FANCY GOODS
-Ar3, A1D CAP3,
BOOTS AND SHOBS,
hntf Cti~g Rhe i Ipiahy.
HARDWARE, &C.
A! M whieh I will .1a.lhenIfor cathl.
I am still Agent for the "EURE,
KA" FERIL'IZER, one of the be4t
in the murket.
Price payalie it cotton at 15(-. Ist
Nov., $60.00 per toi.
Irice payablu in currency 1s Nov.,
$55 00 per ton.
Prico payleO iin cush on delivery,
$47.50 per tin.
Freiglit $6.00 per t.n, to bo ladded
to this point, aid must bo paid m
Las.L but not leaot, let me inpresA
it, Up)I those wVho) nre duee m on ac,
count for 1875, that I n1ced the nonev
und MUST IA V i SEiTTLEM ENTS.
Pay up at once and fiv#or me as I
Iavored vou.
M. W. FORD.
EASLEY STATION, S. C.
Feb 17, 187 24 .A
Notice !
TIIE BUSIN ESS OF II EN [)IUrKS
& W I L LA MS uit Eeatsley St.ationi
will be conttinuod by the undersigned
A g' od Stoek of General Merchan,
ditte, conisisting of
BOOTS AND) SIlOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
V ROCK ERY,WA RE,
NOTIONS, &c.,
In store and neraivinug. All to be sot
, as (eenp as .t ny (other etablishmenut
For Cash or Barter.
We callI attetioin of our1 frien1d
w'hiom we( ha:ve been acecommtodating,
t.o thei r indebitednessM i 11,1u, antd aask
ltem to enll at o''co and setthb their
acecouants by eashl or note.
The deatih ot Mr. Ilontdricks makes
this caill a necesitiy, and ho(po that
nione will di.<regard it.
Brin "in l yourI Proidnee-the hligh%
est omrzekeL picOa pltid (for Cotton,
Corn, &c.
1. WILLIA MS,
Su rviv'or.
Ensley, Sept. 26, 1876 4 ti
NEW GOODS!
NEW STORE?
- TII UN DEl-SIG;NED RESP~ECTI
fully ji'Pr.g the (itizenus uf PickeniM
Counat.y. thatL ltey have openeid a
sle~'n did
htook of NBW Qcob
AT1 EALEi STATlION, S. C.,
Wh, lich they l:ropose0IL to e' a * ch.p
ats anyhmdiy tfor
.Respreotfinly
MAl'ILDlN & HIE TER.
O.i, 26. 1876 8 8m
LIBER~TY HOTEL
TIIF UNDERtSlGNED llAS OPENED A
FIRST CL~ASS 10USE at Liberty Station, $.
C., atnd iR prepared to take permatnent or
arsansienl Boardeirs at reasonable rates.
The Table will be supphied with the best
the market, affords.
lie also keeps a select STO;K OF MER
CilAN018E otn hand. which is offered to the
pubbec cheap, for caswh. Consuult. your own
interest and call on him.
J. J. NIX.
leetr.A CJan 19 4 a t
Time to Pay Me
0u i on yor nawt nt, so.hat
I cn k l)p tiny Stotill(
GIT yondaday
Vntit en l.nnd att nil t'mmes. If' yot
n1ry; hiniig tin La.4t Yesir.' Aeccount.
)en't puit to ff a ln1gur, but
f Yom wanlt 11n4)re G44 .ds
ek i tfIVI i (Ill tau i, s. I Wait
- j%jAI vmlt
)r for Cafi r tU a e-, ir
Iat witl best ,lit)yol,
s~ ndr..1 i, anid mre New Stock of
Respecttally,
Os-a 12, 1S7G 6
NEW FIRM.
Deonee Tannery
I'"lE undersigned have associated with
themn in the* conduct, of their business of
Fanning anid anufactuling
Bloots anmd Shioes,
I t. Cll.\RL..' WI'l INAUEIL. ais a partne(r
qualily interest ed with na itsherein The
amne or thle firmj will hierealter be the
OCO.N EE TA NNER~lY." Thanklutia f-r paist
at ronage. we becspeuak t conu nwunce of thei
amne. Our senior, Mr. F?iizinger, has a flne
e'putationr as a Tan.ner, and' will be able to
UPp)ly cus'omeris in this line with the best
rticle of SOLE, UPPER AND HAltNESS
,EA Il ER.
ALTSO,
We will conitinue to mnanufacture our first
1ass hiand mrade
Lfnd offer them on the b,est terms.
OUR BooTs aind SdOES are for sale by
V. T1. McFI~A Lr, at Pickens~ (ourt liIonse,
heatp for ciashi. or which will be exchianged
ir Ii ides on reasonalle termis.
(. W. FitZINlER,
GOT'TLO.BIE WANNER.
July '20, 1876 40 i t
lEADQUJARTeRS
FOlR CJIIAP~
~toves. Tinware and House
Furnishing Goods.
RIOCKERY, GLASS AND) SILVER PhATED
WYARE A SPI'AlALTY.
Rionti ng an,h hRepatirinig dlone at short1 no01ice,
i e liwesti pi ces. We ausk ail t he pteoplhe
r Picken s and~ i adj inin rg (Cunineies * o en'I and'
xam.ine our stonck. We certainly sel Goods
h.e..per ta rihey hive ever beeni sold ini 1hi4
miark et. All(. Uods giia1rantieed.
To Mlerchams-we~'. whol!esale T11iinWare aut
heap as N othiern markets. Sende for Price
alst.
CJlevelanid Bioek,
Greenville, S. C.
Se t 28. 1876 4
Notice.
11 HE (opar tnershiip here tofore existing be.
I..ween CIVL)E & \lOTlE$ is this da.y dia.
olved, by the wit hdfrawalh of the indersignied.
WV. A U;IUSTOS CLYDE
Easuley Stattion, Dec. 1. 1876. 14 4
Brick, Brick.
for sole. 200.000) hR ICKS. one fouirth
nile froim Depot, an Liberty Stat ion. S. (I.
L'ER MS CA31I-Ilarter will he tnken.
HIOLCOMIAE & STANSErLL.
-o,.& 1 7 16 8
NE -c ADVIitTI'E MEN T8.
NOTICE !
On and After the
10th Inst, we will
SELL GOODS
FOR
WID WILL BE PLEASID TO
serve our frioudo on theis terms, but
can not sell on tino.
All persons INDEBT ED are re
quested to vcal1 and clokoall Accounu
by N.OTE.
, i. K IIOLCOMBE& ISON.
Eailey, S. C.. July 13, 1876 45
Used in nearly every locality in many
States.
Settled beyond a doubt-No one questioni
the fact that more cases of whites, suppres
sed and irregolar ufiensee and uterine ob.
struction-4, of every kind. are being daily
cured, by Dr J- Bradfield's Fenale !Argulaor,
than by all other remedies combited. I,s
success in Georgia and other States is beyond
precedent in t.e anniuls of phisic. Thousands
of certificates from women everywhere pour in
upon the proprietor. The attention of prom
inent medical mien is aroused in behalf of this
wonderful compound, aid the most success
fut practionera use it. If women suffer here.
affer it will be their own fault. Female
lRegulator is prepared and sold by L. 11.
Bradfield, Druggist, Atlaint.:a, Ga., and may be
bought. at $1,50 pe, bottle at any respect able
Drug Store in the Union.
F.FFECTI, TRULY WOXIDIn1FUL.
CARTEasI.LA, GI., April 21, 1969.-This
will ccrl ity that. two members of my im.e
diate family, after havinig suffercd fPr many
years from menstrual irregularity, and having
been tretted without benefit, by various meal.
ical doctors, were at legib comipletely cured
by one bottle of Dr. .J. llradfield's FE\IALE
RtEGULATOR. I therefore deem It my drty
to furnish this certificate, wit h the haope of
drawing at tention of suifferinag womnenkind to
the merits of a medicine whaose power in our,
ing irregular and suppressed maenst ruat ion,
lias been proven uinder my own personal ob
aervaitio, Its effect on such cases is truty~
wondertul, avid well maiy the remedy be called
Y ours respect fully,
JAs. w. STRANOK.
Sept. 7, 1876 1 4
THE SUN.
1877 NEW YORK. 1871
Thue different editi ons of TIll fE SUN duarinu
lhe niext yea r will lbe thle same as dIurilg thei
y ear th at hias passed. ThIe da ily edition wvill
on week days be a dheet of four pages, and or
Sundays a Wheet o00 eight pages, or 66 broadJ
cohlunni s; whIiile lhe weekly edit ion will he ai
sheet of eight pages of the suame dimuensions
and character that~ are already tamiliar to our
fri ends19.
The Sun will cantinue to be the strenuaous
advocate of reform andl reireuchmient, and of
lhe subsi ttut ion of' stat esmnanship, wisgdomi,
and integrity for hollow pre*tence. imbhecil ity.
andi fraud in the admainst rat ion of pulic a4,
firs. It will cointend for thea govern ment.. ot
the people by I lie people aind for the people,
asR opposed to govern ienat hy frauds in thle
ballot box atnd ini the counting (of vutes, en
forced by miilit ary violenice. It will endeavor
to supply its readers--a body now not fer
from a million of sou H-with th le miost care,
fail, complet e. i nl t rust worty aiccount s of cur.
rent events, avid will employ for this purpose
a numverous and( carefully selected staatf of re
port er's anti correspondenat s. Its report a from
Washinigton, especially, will be fall, accurate.
and fearless; avid it will doubtless continue to
dheserve and enjoy the hatred of those who
thlvrive by plundiaeri ng thle Treasury or biy
usurpinai what the haiw does not give them,.
whiile it will endeavor to merit. thle conmida enCe.
of lie publlic by dlefeniding thle rigts of lhe
people aigainst the enicroachments of unijus i
fied power.
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the Sundday edlitiona $7 70 a ye;.r.
lTve Sunid:iy edit ion alone, eight pages,
$1 20 a year, po%t paid.
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by inidividiual subscribers without. t he neces
sity ofC inaking up clubs. At the samue ime,
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or miore saubscribers fromv one pla(ce wdll be
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Weekly *Muni thle e'apest newsp aiper pnublish,
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-June 16. 1876 41
Nottoti, Keith & Hollingsworth
A-TTORNEYS AT 'LAW
1!i1 practiee Is the Circuit and krobate
(;ourth for Pickens County. and in the United
81tles Courts of thi* State from that counIv.
O6ne of the Senior pertaers will be present te
assist in the transaction of any importan
busless duriwg vacatio.
J. J. NORTON,
W. C. KEIT, a
C. L. HOLLNO84V0RTH,Piak*n C. U.
March 23, 1878 29
HOLCOMBE & CHILD,
A TT1ORNEYS A T LAW.
P 10 K E N S C. H. S. O.,
Will Practice in all the Courts of the State
and of the United States. Business promptly
attended to.
March 1087 28
W 1ITNER SYIMMES,
ATTOXNT ANDCOUNSELLOR AT -AW,
QREENVILLE, S. C.
D raetices in the Circuit ourt and Court 9
Probate for Pickens ounty.
May 16 42 6
ISAAC M. BRYAN,
ATTONEY AT LAW,
IREVLLE C, t, C,
Pra%tices i) Conits of Pickens
(Notnty, and in United Statei Courts
mKuRIlS,8THAM S.
IDLI GEARING MADE
ANTPl.LuEYS AND HA NGE
ADDRS,P
GUANO!
T'IE UNDERSIG'..ED R ESPECT FULLY
enll the attention of teir friends to the faot,
that, in addition to their
Which in alwvy's InIl in its varied branohe.
They have on hand a qnantity of dlifferent
StaIndardl Fert ilizers, at the following prices
B r a diey -s Anunonlated
Phosphate.
Cash PrIe,' 145 00
'Iime Price, payable in Currency, 61 00
i me Price~ pnyable in Middling Cot
ten, at 15 eents, 00 00
Atlantie Phosphate.
Cash Price, $40
Time Price, payable in Currency.
'lim, Price, pable in Middling Cot
ton at 15 cents, 63 00
MaPes Phosphate.
Cash Pri< e, $48 00
Time Pr:ice, pnyable in Currrney, 63 0
1VIeoX & Gibbs' MIanipu
hated Guano.
Cash rice, $55 00
Time Price, pnyable in Middling Cot
ton, at 17 cents, 70 00
Freight to be added from Factory, and
payable in CASMI. All tirre sales to be closed
by note, due 1st day of November next.
ile.apect ful ly,
IIIUD(ENS & BOLT.
Enaley, S. 0., Feb. 28, 1876 26
1875. . U. - - - 1875.
OUR AT TENTTON TS MOST RlESPECT
ful ly called to the largest and decidedly
the' CiIEAPEST Stock of Goods that has
ever been exhibited in West Greenville ; eon
sist juig of DRY GOD, OTS HOS
HATS, TIARD WARE, CROCKERY,
GROCERIES, etc., etc.
Our prices are so low that no house this
side of New Tot-k ennt under-sell us.
We sell Goods strictly for CASil, which
enables us to make the above declaration.
WVe keep conetantly on band a large lot of
DOORS, BSiS! and BLINDS, at prices that
defy competition.
We also keep on har.d a large lot of tho,e
celebrated ORANGE PLOW STOCK8, ',:
which we Invite your attention.
We have also connected to our Store,
a Large WAGON YARD, with a well of Good
Water, which Is Free and Orax to ALLr.
1 (JAL & BOTnIiZRs