The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, January 18, 1877, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS.
Leandr Cooper has been employed
by the County Commissioners as
Steward of the Poor House.
When the newly elected officers
storm the Court House with guns on
their shoulders, the incumbents sur
render "do fort."
The weather has greatly moderated,
and. 11 the snow has disappeared. 1t
re2ined with us three weeks.
x'-Gov. Harris has been elected
U. S. Senator from Tennessee.
"Chamberlain's anto-room and hall
are still full of soldiers. Negroes still
guard the doors.
DEPUTIES.-In tho absence of com.
missions from Govornor Hampton,
our newly elected Clerk of Court and
Sheriff have taken charge of their of
fices in the capacity of deputies. When
their commissions arrives the offices
will be formally turned over to them
by the present incumbonts.
The exercises of the Pickens High
School will bo resumed Monday, Feb.
uary 5th. This institution affords an
excellent opportunity for both sexes
to get a thorough preparatory or busi.
ness education. The Principal, is an
educator of long and varied experi
enco in his profossion-few more so.
That sleigh which recently disap
peared so mysteriously, was discov
ered, on last Saturday, in the Court
Room, rigged off and fitted out for an
Arctic Expedition. How, or by what
agencies it got thoro is not known,
but the wholo matter is being inves
tigated before a Referee. who, we
trust, will bring out all ti facts and
report them soon to th( proper nu,
thorities.
A GooD ArrOINTMENT.-Govornor
Hampton has appointed W. T. Bowen
Jury Commissioner of this County.
Mr. Bowen has accepted. The aps
pointment is a good onie and will give
general satisfaction to the citizens of
tho County.
DIED.--Wo regret to announce the
death of Mrs. E. IJ. Bates, wife of
Representative E. IL. Bates, which bad
event occurred at their residence at
George's Crock on Saturday morning
last. R1ev. WV. B. Singleton p)rcached
the funeral sermon at Cross Roads
Church, oni t ho Sundaiy followinrg her
death whero her remai ns wcro i nters
red. 'Aho :ifiliete'd h usband has our
hcartfelt symnpathies in his sad be
ro4 ment.
Jackson Arter, an old colored man,
died at his home, near this place on
last Tuiesday morning. lie had been
free all his life, and by industry had
accumulated a tollerably fair property.
SirooTiNo AFFRAY.-E. H. Barton,
W. F. Gary, Van B. Hendricks, John
Jamison and Charley White, on last
Thursday night or Friday morning,
arrested a man by the name of Red,
mond, from North Carolina, and cap,
$uied his wagon and team and about
25 gallens of v;hiskey. Redmond, we
are informed, is the man who killed
Duckworth, a Revenue official, in
Transylvan in Coun ty, North Carolina,
last fall, and thero is said to be $500
reward for him in that State. Rod..
mond and another man who was with
him, were sleeping in an unoccupied
house, in the lower section of this
County, near Mr. Fowvler's, when Bar
ton and company came upon them.
They rushed in, coverod themn with
their dou blosbarreled shot-gu ns, made
them surrender and tied thorn. Bar
ton, we aro informed, struck and kick
ed Rledmond1, after ho wvas tied which
made him very angry. This not:on
on the part of Barton, it is thought by
some, was the prime causo of the ter,
riblo vengenco, Redmond subsequent,
)y wreaked upon his captors. Watch.
ing his opportunity, he gave a leap
into the woods, and disappeared quick.
ly in the darkness of the night. Man-,
aging to untie himself and procuring
weapons, he soon returned and fired
into the pairty, wounding Barton and
Hendricks. Barton was wounded in
the right arm and thigh with buck
shot, painfully, but not dangerously.
Mur., Hendricks was shot in the hip,
thigh and kneo with buckshot also,
And4 jro lies in a precarious condition,
though his friends have hopes of his
rdbovery. Recdmond, after lurking
around in the noighborhood a day or
two, returned it is thought to his re
treats in the mountains of North Car.,
olina. He is said to have Indian blood
in his veins, and to bo a desperate
JGII Te .11111? ? CQ,,
EASLEY STATION, S. .,
DEALERS IN
WIL, BELL GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
as oheap, as.they can be bought In Pickens
County, for the cash, or in exchange for
coun& produce. Our ..TERMS are strictly
Ioo SACKS SALT
IN STORE, FOR $1.60 PER SACK
CASH.
JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO.
0
I,ooo Pairs
Mens', Boys', Childrens', Womens', and Miss.
es, BOOTS and SHOE8, in store and to ar
rive, at prices to suit the hard times-for the
cash.
JOHN T. GOSSET & CO.
One Horse
And Two Horse TURN PLOWS, Corn Shel,
lers and PLOW POINTS, very low for the
CASi.
'JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO.
.In Store
And to arrive, 70 Barrels Common and Extra
FLOUR. Also, a heRvy stock of BACON.
JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO.
0
Calicoes
An Elegant line of Prints, at 8 and 10 cents
per yard. Also, a nice assortment of Shawls.
Unl Morn1s, Notions, Jeans, Linseys, &c.
Come, and see them.
JOHN T. GOSSETT & CO.
Hats! Hats!!
HATS, almost., without No prices to
suit the most stingy.
JOllN T. GOSSETT & CO.
Oct 25, 1876 8
0
HAGOOD & ALEXANDER'S,
WE AI{E NOW RECEiVING
from No w York and Baltimore ,t a augo
and splendid SLockc of
These Goods wvoro carefully selected
and closely bought by one of the firm,
afid CAN and WILL BE sold at aston
ishingly low figures.
Among the many noveltics to be
found in our stock, is the neat and
handsomo Tildon, llendricks, and
Hampton HATS, and the stylish
Hampton COLLAR.
Call early, make your seloctions
and ho hap)py.
Respootfully,
JIAGOOD & ALEXANDER.
Oct 25, 1876 8
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W. A. LESLEY,
PICKENS C. II., S. C.
HAS JUST RECEIVED A BEAU
TIFUL STOCK OF
NEw Goois,
CALICOES,
NOTIONS,
KENTUCY JEANES,
GENTS' FANCY BOWS,
GROCERIES,
DRUGS,-&c., da.
And, everything usually kept in
my line, will be sold cheap for
Respoetunliy,
W. A. LESLEY.
Oct 5, 1tw
NE~W ADYERTd1ENTS.
Time to Pay Me
Something on your account, so that
I cu keep !p my SKi.% "r
Goods and always have
Want on hand at all timleg. If you
Anything on Last Years' Account.
Don't put n:e off any longer, but
come square up.
If you want moro Goods
Them to you on casy terms. I want
to sell you
Or for Cash or Barter, or
hwi
That will beat suit you,
Be unidersold, and my Newv Stock of
Dry Goods, IBoots, Shoes, llats, &c.,
cant be >eati. Call and seo ine.
Respectfully,
'W. T. McFAL.
Oct 12, 18706
NEWV .FIRM.
Oconee Tanndry
r f illE undeCrsig~ned haive associate with
t hem in t he conduct, of their business of
MR. CiiARuLES WEILTNAUER,~ as a partner
equally interest ed with 11us therein. Thlie
name of thle firm will hiereafteor he the
"OCONE~E TAN NERLY." Thankful for past.
patroniage, we bespeak a conE tiuace of lhe
same. Our seni,or,.Mr. F'ilzinger, has a fine
reputation as a Tanner, and. will be table to
supply customers in this line with tTic hest
article of SOLE, UL'LPEL AND HARNESS
LEATHER. 4
ALSO,
W6 will continue to mnanu.ftature our first
class hand made
And offer them on the best terms.
OU R UO(OTS and SIlO ES are for,sgle by
WV. T. McF'ALL, at, Pickcu*s io inos e,
cheap for cash, or which will be exchanged
for Hfides on reasonable terms.
(1. W. FILZINGER,
GOTTLOBE WANNER.
July 20, 1876 46 If
Sheriff_Sale.
STATE OF SO UTII CAROLINA.
PW0KE;NS COUNTy.
L. V. Jones vs J1. M. Robins~on, D. P. Robin,11
son, and Mary A. Couch.
1)Y virtue'o an **x*"'""'o- to mirectod,
1) 1 will sell to the hiighiest. bidder, before
the Court Iouse door, at Pickens C. 11., on
Saleday in Februapy neji.,~~
Tract No. ,
One tract of land, sit uate in Pickens Coun,
ly, adjoining Ilnds of R. Lecnheardt, I1. Iar
per and others, containing 11l's ace mocre
or less.
One tract of Land, situaite in Pickens Coun
ty, whereon the D)efendants now live,' adjoin,
ing lands of Wm~ Couch, Hf. hlarper and oth.
ers, containing 120 acres, more or less. Le
vied on as the proberty of J. Mi. Robinson,
D. P. Robinson, and Mary A; Couch, at thme
suit of L. V. .Jonies.
for papers.
J. RILEY FERGUSON, s.r.c.
Jan 5, 17
Brick, Brick.'
lBIE undersigned havo now on uandl and
.L fr sle,200,000O BICKOS, oiso fourth
nmileo from' Depot, ati Liberty Statiorn,.S. C.
T ER MS CASH!- -Uarter will be taiken.
HIOLCOMIm & STANsnELL.
Oot 5. 187' 5L "l...
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRY4lO O DE!
-O
I WOULD AGAIN RISPECTFU.
ly call the attention of the publio
to my well olected aRnd as
sortod stock of
Conslii f of -
'DRY &*-FAIVCY GOODS
BAT3 AN1D CAPS,
BOOTS AND 81HOES
cets C00in M SP61y ellg
GRO0CERIIE8',
HARDWARE,&C.
b
All of which I will soll.choap.for nap,.
0
I am still Agont for the "EUREt Tj
KA." FERTILIZER, Ono of tlo bost
in the-market.
Priao payable in cotton at 1-5. 1st t
se
Nov., $60.00 per ton. 1(
Price payable in curroney Ist Nov., C
$55.00 por ton. th
Prico payabl in cash on delivery, r
-$47.50 por ton.
Freight *6.00 por ton, to be added ul
to this point, and must be paid in in
cash. I
- 0 fu
af
Last but not least, lot me impress i
it upon those who are duo mo on ac, B
count for 1875, that I nood the money hc
and MUST HAV.1E SETTLEM ENTS. D
Pay up at once and favor me as I
favo rod you.
M. V. FORD. di
EASLEY STATION, S. 0.
Feb 17, 1876 24 if ic
Notice !
TIIE IUSIN ESS OF? LIEN D! ICKS "
& WVILLIAMS ntt Ecasloy Station
will be continued by the unidersigned
Burvivor.
A g<iod Sto(ck or General Mecrchan,.
d1iso, consisting of
BOOTS AND) S1HOES,e
READY-MADE cLOTING~ , o
CROCKERYsAl E, a
NOTIONS, &c., t'
In s3tore and arivn. All to bo sol ja'
as cheapl ais an)y other establishmont i
can soll,
Wey7 call aittenitionl of 0our friends ~
whom wo havo bee n n&eonuodiating, aL
to thoir indebtedness to) us, and askc "
them to call at, once anid settle their {
acconnts by cash or note.r
The death of Mr. Heondricks makes
thia call a necessity, and hope that 'u
none will disregard it.
Bring in your Produce--the highs~ i
est markect pried paid for~ Cotton,
Corn. &O.
I. W L LI A MS, p
Survivor.
Ensloy, Sept. 26, .1 7G -1 (f a
NEW GOODS!*
NEWT !TORE !
fully inform tho citizens (f Pickens ii
(Coun1tLy, that they hav nto opened a
0
splondid
AT EASLEY STATION, S. C.,
Which they pr'opose~ to sol lS as cem p
as any body for
Rospectfually
MAULtDIN & I1ESTER~
ot, 26, 1876 8 3m
LIBERTY H OTEL1
-----
TIlE UNDERSIONED IIAS OPENEL A
FIRST CLAMS IHOUSEi at Liberty Stat ion, S4.
C.,. an,d is prepared to tako perinianent or4
tranisioent Boarders at reasoxnablle rates8.
The Table will be suipplied with the best
the uroarket aff'ord.. SOK
IIe also keeps a select.TCKo E.]
CJIAN DISE on hand, w hich is offteed to the
public cheap, for ensh. Conicult your own
interesat and call on hiinm.
Liberty, X. C., July 18. ism in J. NI.
NEV ADVERTIS19MENTS.
NOTICE!
rand After the
15th !lst. we will
LL GO DS
WE WILt BE PLEASED TO
)rvo our friqnds on those torns, but
,in nbt sell on timno.
All .potsona INDEBTED aro ro
uosted to call and closo all Accounts I
y NOTE.
R. E. 110H COMBE & SON.
Easley, S. C., July 13, 1876 45
sed in nearly every locality in many
States,
Settled beyond a doubt-No one questions
o fact that more cases of whites, suppres
d and irregular monses and uterine ob
ruotions, of every kind, are being daily
red, by Dr. J- Bradfield's Female Regulator,
an by all other remedies combined. Its
coess in Georgia and other States is beyond
ecedent in the annals of phisio. Thousands
certificates from women everywhero pour in
)on the proprietor. The attention of prom
ent medical men is aroused in behalf of this
Duderful compound, and the most suebes
I praetioners use it. "It women suffer here.
ter it will be their own fault. Female
Dgulat6r .is prepared and sold by L. H1.
radfield, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga., and may be
>ught at $1,50 per bottle at any respectable
rug Store in the Union.
EFFECTL TRULY wONDETFU,. -
CARTERIvLU, Ol., April 23, 1869.--This
ill certify that two umbers of my imme
ate family, after having suffered for Ipany
wars from menstrual irregularity, and having
-on treated without benefit, by various med
al doctors, were at length completely ouredI
,T on bottle of Dr. J. Bradfield's FEMALE
EGULATOIIl. I therefore dleern it my duty c
furnish this certifieate, with the hope of t
-awinig attention of sufl'erinig womenkind to
e merits of a medicine whose power in cur,
g irregular and suppressed mlenstruati on,
is been proven under my own personal ob
rvantion, its effect on such cases is truly
onderfui, ail well may the remedy be called
W oman's Bent F'riend."
Yours respectfully,
JAR. W. STulANLIB.
Sept. 7, 1876 14
THE SUN.
8377 NE f0RK. 1877
The differenit edit ions of TIIE SUN during
ie~ next. year will bo thie samo as during the
ear tha:t has~ passed. The daily edition will
ci weak days be aL sheet of fourj paiges, and on
nasa sheet. ot eight pages, or 663 broad
>lumnls; while the weekly edition will be a
icet of eight pages of' the samie dimensions
id character that are already familiar to our
iends.
'The Sun will continue to be the strenuousq
ivocate of' reform anid retrenchment, and of
C subst it ution of statesmanship, wisdom,
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ir.s. It will conten forl1:i the goverinment of
e pecople by thie peop)le aind for the people,
oppj oseI I to gov'erigienat. by fra'uids in the
lat bo,x and in the counting of votes, en
iced by military violence. It will enideavor
Suapply its reader.i'sa bo.dy now not far
omi a million of souls--:withI thle most care,
LI, comnplet e, anid tr'ust.worty accouniits of chur.
mit events, and will emnploy for1 this pur'pose,
numlerous and carefully select ed staff of re
>rt era andl correspondenit s. its reports from
ashington, especially, will be full, accurate, E
aid fearless; and it will do ubtless continue to -
aserve and enjoy the hatred of those who
wiive by plundering (lie Tr.easury or b)y 1
mripinug what the hatw does not give t hemi,
hileh it will endeavor to merit the conlie nce
the public hy defending thle rghit s of thle
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The Sun~day edit ion alone, eight pages,
I "O) a year po1s5t pai d.'
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O L UjBJIA JIEGISTRI,
PUnrdJSIED
AILY, TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY.
TERlMs, IN AI'VANcM
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teekly, six months, 1 00
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[T T'IE RTATiE.
p-r" iress all commiunicat ions, of what,
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hIin;g (ompanty, Couluia S. C. Pb
)Iayv' l im'> 7
A21TORNB.YS AT ZWg
Vill psftIe Id t40 Cimit bad 1P"U"
)r!ags for'PIeken.ua Jsy, ad Ia the VaI*0
tatesU ourts of tiis Stat from that *on
np o f the Senior partners will be present 6
4set (ie' teiamsaotn of' my nperta
iuiness dmud4a'dtion.
J. Ot Wahla
0. r I fOL %okons . jL
A T2ORNJYX AT ZAW
P I ) K E: N9 a 0. H. K, 0,6
Fill Prad is a the Cotrts of the Staie
aL of tho VziiLd State. Business promptr
ttended. to.
Maroh 16 t876 28
ATTORNY AND OUN01LLg AT ZAV'
GREENVILLE, . 0.
raetiees in the Circuit ourt and Court e
LProbate for Piokens ounty.
May 16 412
ISAAC N. ]DYAN,.
ATTORNEAY AT LAW#
111E VILLI C L1, 3 C,
Practices in Courts of PickenS
founty, and in United Sbates Courts
WIATING.PULLU.EANDR
LThe UXWUL 1 A ]DO
GUANO!
THEI UNDESIGND RESPECTFUJL1
rll the attention~ of their frienda to the faet,
bat, in addition to their
C'hich is Always full in Its varIed brancheg.
'hey have on hand a qutantity of dif'erenft
>tandard Fertillsere, at the following prioen
LI**a d Iey *s Ananmoniated
Jash Price, Ph shae 465
Fime Peice, payable In Curronoy, 61 W0
Fime P'rico payable in Middlihg' Cot
ton, at 15 eents, 60 09
Atlantie Phosphate.
ashBl Price, ,640
ime Price, payable in Currency.
.imie Price,. payable in Middling Cot
ton at 16 cents, 64 06
Mapes Phosphat.
ash Prie e' 548 00
imne Price, payable in Currrney, 68 00
VIIcox & Gibbit' ;Manipu
lated Guano.
ashi Price, $65 00
imoe 1rice , payable in Mid dling Cot
ton, at 17 cents,. 70 00
Freight to be added frovm Fact.ory, and
ayaibt- In CA SJf. Air' t ine saies to be closed
y noeq duo 1-st d#y of Novemnber next;
R0speetfiiJ,y
I1UDGENs~~ & BOLT.
asley, 8. 0., Feb. 28, 1876 226
S7~5* * - * - - 873.
OUi ATENTONIS MOST RESPECT'
ffullyalled to the largest and deeidedl~
ao CHEAPEST Stock of Goods~ that ha~
ver been exhibited in West Greenville ; sobm
isting of DRY GOODS, BOTS 5OE,
[ATS, HARDWARE, CROCKERy
ROCERIES, eta., etc,
Our prices are 80 low that no louse thI~
l$e of New York can under-sell us.
We sell Goods strictly for CASIl, which~
nables us to make the above declaration.
We keep constantly on hand a large lot og
>OORB, BASH and BLINDS, at prices tha0
efy competition.
Wo also keep on hiar.d a large lot of these
elebrated GRANGE PLOW STOCE8, it,
rihich we invite your attention.
We have also conheoted to our Stor.,
Large W AGON YARD, with a well of good
Vater, which is Free and OPEN to ALL.
CELY &BROTHER,
Oveevin 0. O Ostober 1 1996. Sme
GOOD
ADVeRTISING!
$8,250.4() worth of space in various news.
pnpers distributed through thirty States, will
be0 sold for $700 cash. Accurate insertions
guarainteed. A list of the papers, givlngdaily
Lnd weekly circulation and printed schedulo
f rsates, sent free on application to OEO. P.
now EIL L & CO., Ne wapaper AMyertising
apuats, No. 41 P*ark Row, New York.
Jan 11, 1877 18 6