The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, August 23, 1877, Image 3
- .sLOCAL ITEMS.
Church Directory.
Methodist church, Rev. A. W. Walker, Pastor.
let Sabbath In each month at 4 o'clock p. m.
2d Sabbath in each mouth at 10} o'clock a. m.
Secona Baptist Church, Rev.Hiott, Pastor.
lst Sabbath and Saturday before in each
month at 11 o'elock a. m. on Sabbath, and at
8 o'clock p.. m. on Saturdiy.
Roy. Hugh MoLees, Presbyterian, (Seoua)
2d Sabbath lIn each month, at 11 o'clock a. m.
It not too late to sow turnip seed
yet.
Watermelons are plentiful in the
market.
A now role-the Clerk of the Court
singing bass and the Probate Judge
keeping time.
Two paupers died at the poor house
recently-one white and one black.
The weather for the past week has
been so cool as to ronder bed quilts
and blankets indespensibla at night.
We return thanks to Mr. J. T. Sin
gleton for a very nice watermelon.
LeRoy Barr, one of our oldest citi
zone, died at his residence East of
Easley Station on last Sunday.
Camp meeting at Easley is now in
progress.
The crops in some sections of the
County, we learn, are suffering for
rain.
Art. C. was in town last Monday,
and took a lively interest in the foot
race. Ho compromised his difficulty
and got off without fighting.
Prof. James G. Douthit taught
quite a successful singing school in the
Methodist Church at this place last
week.
rhilosophy is a good thing. Phil
osophy gives a man cheek enough to
pay one cent for a newspaper and
five cents for a poor cigar.
THANKs.-Hon. E. 11. Bates will
please accept our thanks for a basket
of the finest and most deliscious peach
es we have seen this year.
Mr. L. R. Dur-ham will accept our
thanks for a lot of very fine large
pen ches, sent in week beflore last, and
which we should have acknowledged
in our last issue, but could not for
want of space.
EAaLY CO-rrON.-T. A. Brown, a
tenant of Col. Welborn's, brought~ to
this office last Tuesday a very fine
tanlk of cotton, w'ch had several
grown and well developed boils on it;
one of the boils was openI and the lint
appeared to bo very good.
Our heriff only has t wo boarders
now, couple of fifteenth amend-.
mnonts sont up from Triad Justico
Liddell'scourt, for 30 days,for fighting
and creating a disturbance.
Whena a boy with a pre'judico
against dogs observes an old oyster
can in a condit,ion of inaactivity ho at
once begins debating the question
whether it was created to point a
moral or adorn a tail. The dog gets
the first news of~ the decision.
Parties going to and returning
f'rom the mountains, through this
place have been quite numerous ro
oently. The most of them carry their
tents, bed clothing and provisions and
"rough". it out in the mountains.
A Dr. W. T. Field will accept our
tlhanks for a lot of deliscous peaches.
They wore large, juicy and finely flas
vored. The Dr. has a large orchard
and his trees are loaded down, Hie
has one orchard on the side of Glassy
Mountain, which has not been known
to miss bearing'but two years in fifty.
"Aj stitch in time saves nine,'! dis..
case in various forms is superinduced
by the existence of worms in children
Abd adults. Shrinor's indiani Vormi
fugo wvill destroy and expel them, thus
removing the cause, Saving both life
and money.
An old hunter undertook to show
some of the party the deer stands in
the mountains. Hoe got lost, waiWdor,
ed about three hours, jumped upa
buck during the time and let him es
cspe unscathed. Me came home Very
much chagrined at the Ioss of prestige
as a successful hunter, and now
threatens to kill his dog because hi~
+ namlo is Nimrod.
ESCAPED.-W.AV learn that a prison
er, (colored,) sent up to jail, by Trial
*Justice Liddell for some of'ense, made
liscape from the Constable, Mr.
Jseph Werner, while en route to ti
- place. it appears that Mr. Werne
a hadl the negro i,ied, and was' br'inrnnr
him, behind him, on horseback Th
horse stumbled and fell, hing The
Werncr severely. The erwaun
hturt, and seeing the Conditionof Mrsun
Werner, and knowing that hn of Mr.
badly hurt he could not pet is
escape, untied the knots often hise
with h in t.oo .theadw*lo off.
Tai ELSOTIOX..-The eWtion on
the stock law came off in Garvin and
Salubrity townblSPs an 8urday last,
and resulted, as will be seen by
tho official statement made by the
County Vommissioners In this issue,
in an overwhelming defeat of the pro
position. In Garvin township the
total number of votes given was 383,
Of this number 57 were in favor of
fencing stock, an, 270 against it,
making a majority of 219 Against the
law. In Salubrity, 802 votes were
polled-81 in favor of, and 271 against
the law, making a mfajority of 240 in
opposition to the law,
The voters in these townships have
probably acted wisely in defeating
the proposition at this time. They
can afford very well to' wait and lot
those townships and counties lower
down, which have adoptoa the law,
test its merits. They can profit by
their experience, and if the law proves
to work advantageously, then they
can adopt it, but if it should prove to
work injuriously then they can con
tinue to defeat it, should it be brought
up again for their action.
Beggars visit our town occasionally.
If they are not able to obtain an
honest living without begging they
IhOuld be sOnt io ihe poor house.
LIBERTY ITENS.
Mr. S. D. Stewart has taken the
premium in the cultivation of waterk
melons this season.
Peaches wore grown in the orchard
of Mrs. M. A. Callaham, this season,
measuring eleven inches in circumfer
ence.
Our council have had a public well
dug near the corner of Main and
Pickons streets; they have also great
ly improved the appearance of Main
street by some timely strokes with
the pick and plow.
Last Tuesday seems to have been
a "hog kill[ng time." Three of Mr.
A. O'Doll's hogs were crushed by the
timber train.
We are to have another singing
school, beginning on the 27th inst.
This shows hcw highly the young
peopio of our community, and of Cen
tr a, estimate the singing qualit,ies of
Prof. Douthit, and each others com
pany.
There was a general strike in one
of our district schools the other dlay.
It is said the teacher struck "mostly."
Some of our' good citizens would
liko to knowv why "Uncle Sam," like
a prudent school teacher, does not
slap) th1ose bad boys, who are conltinu,
ally running to him with some tale,
withmout evidence to establish anything
oxcept their own folly? lie just as
good as told one of them to shut his
mouth last Wednesday.
We have not yet been favoredl with
that "good time to sow turnip)s," of
wvhich you speak.
Messrs. McOuire and McKinney,
two (leaf mutes, entertained our citi
zons with their splendid Mlagic Lan-.
torn Exhibition on Thursday evening.
Our citizens are making stronuoue
efforts to have a road opond from this
plaeo through by Mr. William Smith's
plantation. BRUTUS.
CENTRAL ITEKS.
Crops are not good in this section,
but ' best".
The fruit and melon crop is "power
ful."
Our streets have been thoroughly
renovated, under the skilful supervis
ion of Mr. IH. .
Central boasts of a "bad" base ball
club. We challenged the Pendleton
club the other day, but they practiced
the -'crawfish movement."
We have a "stunning" debating so,
cioty--will diseuss the fence question
to -night, A ugust 17th.
One of the "colored per'suasion'"
entered "Cousin John's" bed room the
other night, and attempted to relieve
him of his surplus cash. He was cap,
tured afterwards, tried and started to
jail, but 0scapoed from the constable.
Some one broke into Mr. WV. H.
Hester's store cn Wednesday night,
and stole some 325 worth of goods. It
seems that he 'vas disturbed in the
operation, for ho loft his hat and a
box of tobacco just out sido the win,~
dow, and a p)air' of shoes at Itho fence.
So much for thie bad news, now for'
the good.
Revs. Mondenhall and Lyon have
held a very suecessful meeting at Pen
dieton. Some fif ty peisons have join
ed the church.
Our kind and jolly Treasurer and
his efiient assistant, Mr. B1., were in
town inst week.
EIiction comes off to-morrow, the
18th. R10VER.
Take Notice,
AND
IN ORDER TO RUN OUT OUR
SPRING and SUMMER STOCK, to make
rood for our extensive Fall and Winter sup
plies, we offer for the next 60 days, the fol
lowing unpreeidented bargains:
Calicoes, (first class) 14 yards to the $1.00;
Calicoes, Remnants, anything we can get for
them;
Cottonades, 10, 15, 20, and 25 cents per yard;
Summer Shoes from 75 cents up;
Saddlea. from $2.25 up;
Blind Bridles, 75 to $1.2';
Open Bridles proportionally low;
Ready Made Clothing at 10 per cent above
cost and carriage.
0
Our k~oclq Dipartmont
IS FULL AND COMPLETE, AND AT
prices as low as any other House in Pickens
County.
0
SALT.
Will have in store in a few days one car
load of Salt, which we will sell it Greenville
prices-adding the sxtra local freight we
have to pay more than Greenville.
JOHN T. GOSSETTf & CO.
Easley, S. C., July 26, 1877 ___
0
JUST RECE'lVED) AT1.
M coF A LL'S,
A CO31PLETE' STOCK OF
AND
Notions,
ALL NEW, NICE AND B3RIGLIT.
---0
A hplendid asBsortmnft, and pricos t
sitL t1he Limos.
0
CROOKERY, TIN ANDP
HIARD-WAltE,
All kinds, sizes and pricos, from a
llalf Pint CupI to a 20 gallon Washi
Pot.
DRtUS & MYEDICIN ES,
Always Freshi and Genuine, and all
the leading articles always on hand.
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
TOBACCO AND SEG*ARS
To suit ovcry one.
CANDY AND CRACKERS,
CANNED GOODS & I1CKLES,
And in fact a genoral assorLment of
nico things.
Como and 800 for your self.
RospeCctflIly,
W. T. McFALL.
May 10, 1877 35
R E~A IIWL
WaQOD AlWDnn a Co.'s
LOW PRICES FOR JULY AND
AUG UST.
Full Suits of Ready Made Clothing at
$4.50.
Good COuttonades-for summer suits at,
15 and 20 cents per yard.
Best Calicoes at 8 oents--Romnants
at 5 cents.
Good Saddles from $2.50 up.
Good Bridles (with Dragoon Bits)
for 81.50.
Good Blind Bridles for $1.25.
Two Hooped. Water Buckets at 20
and 25 conts.
Pique, worth 35, 40 and 50 cents per
yard, we will sell for 18, 25 and
33 cents.
A largo variety of Gents', Ladies' and
Children's Shoes, at the lowest
price".
o
TURNIP SEED
SIX VARIETIES, JUST RECIVED
AND FOR SALE LOW.
July 19, 1877 45
RUSBBLL, MARYIN & 00.
J)EALERS IN
GROCERIES,
IIAl1DWARE,
BOOTS,
SIIOES,
&c., &c., &c.
I[eadquiarlers fori
Cheap Goods.
WVill exchango Goods for any kind of
Country Produce.
EASLEY STATION, S. C.
.Juno 28, 1877 4
DEN TISTRY.
rp inE unde4rsi'gIned 1s localtedc at Cent ral, and
-'i prepi-etd ait Cll time Is to dlispaftc wl Iork
wvithi nieaitness. Special at tent ion to MEIIlNG
or RIESRTING AlUTI FICI AL TE TI' I, eit her
temporariy, pairt ial or perman:uent. Fillinlg
dlone wVithi ntiCrelss. All the maiterials com.
mo'hly trsed in filling,
GEO). R0IIOUGHS1, Dentist.
Junie 14, 1877 40) tm
The State of South Cairolinia
PIcKENs COUNTy.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Rebiecca Keith, an Infant b)y Stephen D.
KeithI, her G uard ian aid litem.
against
JameA M. Edens, as Administrator of the
Estate of Alexandler Ede:u, deceased, and
as heirs at law of said deceased, Margaret.
Edens, Samuel Edens, Allen Edens, Rebeca
Williams, Napoleon Edens, Mary Jane
Roper, William Edens, Alexander O. Edens,
Elijah C. Edens, and WVarren D. Edens, as
heirs at law of Alexander Edens, deceased,
Defendants.
Summons for Rdkij.
TO the Defendants in this action.
YOU aind each of you are hereby sum
.i moned aind reqjuiredl to aniswer the com-l
plaint iln t his act ion, wh,ich complaint is filed
ini thc oflico of the Clerk of the Court for
Pickens County, and to serve a copy of your
answer on thle subscribers ait t heir oflice on
thle Public Square, P'ickens Court hlouse, S.
C., withbin t wenty days after the service ot
this summions on you, exclusive of the day
of service.
If you fail to answer the complaint within
the timen aforesaid, thei Plaintif if will apply to
the Court, for the Rtelief demanded in the
Complaint..
Pickenis, C. II., S. C., Aug. 6, 1877.
NORTON, KEITil & IlOLhlIN(A8WORTH,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
To James M. Edens, of the D)efendants in
this action, whose p)lace of residence is un
known: Take not ice, that, this act iona is comn
menced for account ing and relief in the Court
of Cornmon Pleas in andl for the Counity of
Pickens, of the State of South Carolina, and
that a suminons ini this actiont, of which the
foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of
the Clerk of the Court of said County, at.
Pickens Court Hlouse, in the County of Pick-s
et's, in said State, on the 8th day of Augus!,
1877; and thait you are required to aippear- in
the caiuse by the 18th day of October next, or
he Plaintiff will apply to tihe Court for the
Relief demanded in the Co~mplaint.
NORTON, KEITil & 110hL,INCSWORTII,
Pintiff's Attorneys.
aug It', 1877 410 6
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
SHOP.
ni IIE uindersignedi has co)nnected with his
WVA'GON AND CARRI1AGE SHOP, A~
T I RE S1R IN K ElR-a great improvement
over Cutting and Welding. Call and have
your work done.
WV. T. MEARS,
l'iekens C- HI.. July 26, 1876 .46 1...
o"a for ua."
A FAIR EXCHANAE?
TILE FOLLOWING CRiLEBRATE
FERTILIZERS:
CAROLINA FERTILIZER.
BR[ADLEY'S PAT. PHOSPHATE
PALMIETTO ACID PIIOSPHIATE
WILCOX, GIBBS, & CO'S MANI,
PULjATE,D GUOANO,
ATLANTIC PIOSPHATE.
F or salo on liberal torms. (Freight
paid) by
ILUDGENS & BOLT.
Easley, S. G., Feb. 8, 1877 22 3m b
STOP!
AT THE
9RRIZEWULLE UTL
GR?EE EhILL E, S. .
A. M. SPEIGHTS, Proprietor.
VehBRLLS IN TIE ROOMS.
June 14, 1877 40
Used in nearly every locality in many
States.
Settled beyond a doubt-No one questions
the fact that more cases of whites, suppres.
sed and irregular menses and uterine ob, {
struct ions, of every kind, are being daily
cured, by Dr. J- Bradfield's Female Regulator,
than by all other remedies combined. Its
success in Georgia and other States is beyond
precedent in the annals of phisic. Thousands
of certificates from women everywhere pour in
upon the proprietor. The attention of prom
inent medical men is aroused in behalf of this
wonderful compound, and the most success
ful practioners use it. If women suffer here
after it. will be their own fault. Female
Regulator is prepared and- sold by L. 11
Bradfield, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga., and may be
bought at $1,50) per bottle at. any respectable
Drug Store in the Union.
EIFECTL1 TIlLY NVONnEnF-. 7r
CAnTIPItsvi.ax, Git., April 24, 1869.-This
will certify that two members of my imme
diate family, after having suffered for many
years from menstrual irregularity, and having
been treated without benefit, by various med.
ical doctors, were at length completely cured
hy one bottle of Dr. J. Bradfield's FEIA LE
RtEGULATOIl. I therefore deem it my duty
to furnish this certificate, with thle hope ot
drawinig attention of suffering womienkind to
the merits of a medicine whose power in cur,
in g irregular and suplpressed menstruation,
has beeni proven under liy ownl personal ob,
servation, Its effect on such cases is truly
woniderfuil, and well may the remedy be0 called
"'Woman's Best Friend."'
Yours respect fully,
J As. w. S-rn.ixa n.
Sept. 7, 1871 1 41
er crLBUTIIJs
iHorse anid attle Pdeim
Thspreparation,oa and Bayerably
know, wll hlyswinvigorate
broken down and Iw-spirited borie,
'p ~bystrengthening and cleansing the
stob~machj and intestines.- -.
It is a sre jrevenUtl fall diseases
F EV R. L NcDe,nt 6a l,sc as LUXG
WATER ITEAVES COUOfIS DIS
TEMIPEi ,FEVER~ FOUN1EER,
LOSS1 OF' APPETIiE AND VITAL
ENERGY, &e. It s ne improves
gives asmooth and glos skin-and
transbrtms. the mioe e skeleton
into a fic-looking and spirited horse.
.To Neepers of Cows this prepar.
______tiotn is In'valdable.- lt is a sure - re.
~~ ~ventive against Riz B wnno
" 1Iornetc. *It hasse b
'uu act experiment to Increase to
quantUty of milk and cream tdeaty
per cent. and make the butter fr
and sweet. Ina fattening caeit
gives themn an tite, loosens theoir hide, and sa
In all diseases of Swinue, such as- Coughs, Uloers In
the Luns Liver,&c., this article acta
as a spcAo. By -putting fron one.
haif a paper to a paper in barrel of
swill the above diseases will be eradi
cated er entirely yreented. If givea
.''. 'o' *.e**og C.hol''a*
DAVID E. FOU TZe Proprietor,
DBAITIXORm, ad.;
Sold b Drug tandRorekeporstrough-.
out 1lh Unie St.ates, Cainada andli.Amzerhea.
Mndel any day in Pa"rs and CAT.L.H. Invest
according to your miiean's. $10, $->0 or $100,
in S'rocK PnIvu'I,E:a1:, has brought a small
fort une to t he careful investor1. We advit.e
whent and haow to operate saf'ely. Book with
full infiormationi sent free.c Address orders by
maLil and, telegraph to B \XT'ERI & Co.,
Banikers and( Brokers, 17 Wall st.., N. Y.
May 17, 1877 36, ly
NOTICE.
I TI A K E i h is method? of informing all para les
Iinteresited, t hat I will be found inl imy of
lice, at Pickens Court hlouse:" on each
WV E I) N E S D A Yi, and oin each S.u.t:nAY,
for the purpose of trainsacting any business
that comes under my jnrisdict ioin.
As my dot ies as School Commissioner will
compell me to be absent in different parts of
the County, I appoint. these special days for
the beinefit af all concerned. Office hours,
from 9) a. tm. to 4 p. ma.
0. WV. SINGLETON,
School Comnmissiotner.
Feb 8, 187~ 22
EASLEY HOTEL.
TillS POPULAR. HOTEL, which has been
closed a short time, is now re-opened for the
a< comm nodat ion of thle traveling public. The
rooms are well furnished, the table supplied
with the best in the market, and no pains
spared to render guests comfortable.
Tranisie,nt Board, $2.00 per day; perma,
nient Board, '$1 8.00 per mon th. Patronage
of the public solicited.
MRS. SOPIIRIONA NIX.
Jun e 28, 1877 42 3
(Goods to D)ealers. $85 a mont h, hotel and
traveling~ expenses paid. No peddling. Ad
dress MONITOR LAP CO.,' r,cinti
PROFESSIONAL NOTICES.
r 3 CoTHRAN, W 9- HALCOND, R A CHIL1.
bbeville C 11 Liberty, 8 C 1 PiPk'zis C If
16THIAN, HOLCOUBE & CHILDj
i TTORNN'S .- CO U-- SE ORf,o 'LA W
P' IO K E N S- . U. .f*.
Vill Pactte In d1l the Courts df the Btafo
nd Court of the United States, for the Dftc
vict of South Carolina. -
Marcl 29 1877 29
6drton, eith & HoI(igs*oith
ATTOlRNEYS AT LAW,
VIIl Practice' in' the' Circuit and Prebafe
'ourts for Pieltens Colnty, and in the United
itates Courts of this State from that coxuntj.
One of the Senior partners will be present to
spist. in the transaction of any important
isibess dut'ing vacatiofi.
J. J. NORTON, W
V. C. KEITHI, J Walhalfa
G. 17. HO1LIJ NOSWORTIP,Pickens C. It..
March 2:3, 1876 29'
V HITNER StMEfi4
ATTORNEY ANn CoUNsEL.oR AT ZAW'
GREENVILLE, S. C.
rctices in the Circuit ourt and Court o
P Probate for Pickens ounty.
May 10 42 Car
ISAAC M6 BRYAN,
ATTOlNEY AT LAWrj
GMHNILLE C, He B, C,8
Practices i' Conrt- of Fickens
Jounty, and il United States Courts
IAX I ETURNS FOR 1877,
AUDITO' OFFICE,
PICKENs C. I., July 12th, 1871..
. TOTICE is hereby given, that I will at
l tend at the following timwes and places
or the purpose of receilin'g Tai Returns of
'ersonal Property, for -lie fiscal year 1877,
'iz:
Pickensville T'ownsiip, at EdAtey stiflIo,
I tihe 25th, 26tIth. 27th and 28th1 July, i4st.
Salubrity Townsliip, at Liberty Station, on
lie 301t and 31st J'uly inat-ant:, an'd the 1st
\itigust.
Garvitt Townslip, at. Central Station, 2d',
d and 4th August.
E)sley Township, at J J. Herd's, 7th, and
Inytde's store, 8ith August.
East atoc Township, at, King's store, on ther
ith and 10th~ An'gusts, and a-t Hickle's, 11th.
Dacuisville Township, sforgain''' sfor*e, on
lie l1t and 14th August.
l'umpkint own Township, at Pumpkintown,
15th and 1iith August.
The office will be open- at this plae unti
the 30th August.
All persons fAiti'ng to nialke their returns
by that time, will be assessed with fifty per
ceint penalty ad'ded.
All male persons between the ages of 21
andl 60 years of age are liable to pay a poll-,
unless phys'ically disabled.
-JOIIN 0. DAVIS,
Attditor Piekens County.
July 19, 1870 4'5 6
The State' ef Notwth CaroHua
PI1ICKNs CoUWrY.
IN TJ'11 PROJJATRE COURT'
Margare t lister, Ann Williams et il. Pflaii'
IiIi's.
henry Iester, igainst
IInyHse,A'braha'm,i Iester et al. Del.
fendants5.
,Munf tonls for P~artition arnd Relief.
r0 the Defendants Hecnry HIester, Nancy
Williams, Elizabeth Hunt, widow of Wesley
lunt, deceased, Abrahamn hester, Joberry
liesteCr. Mfary IIester, iRebecca, lIest'er, Johir
liester, Josep11 liester', tayYdr l'leset, an'd
liarriet Hester, chibiren and hecira :of
Thonias Hester, deceased; Mlohael Hester,..
Mary IIester, EIiza'deth l{ester; Jihi Hes
ter, anid William H-ester,- ehild'rd and-heifs
of William Hester, deceased; Louisa Hester,
William Iester, 8usan Hester, Martiak
IIester, Cathari-ne IIester, Elizabeth Io.s
ter, an'd Robert Hlesteor, children and heirs
of Robert Hfesteor, deceased; Julia IIawkinst,
wife of Wilhiam Hawkins, Anmanda Hecster,.
Alary IIester, James lIeste~r, children amt
ii of James Hester, deceasecp and aP!
pecrsons or owvners unknown, hiavinig or
cliiming ain infereost in t he pr'ethi'ses souaght~
to' he partiti'oned or sold in this action.
YJOU are hereby summoned and requiredi
to appear at the- Court of P'robate to be
houlden at Pieokens Court Hlouse, in the Stato
uaforesaid for Pickenis County, on the (5th)
lifth (lay of October, 1877, to show cause, i
any you can:, why the Real Estate of Wiliiara
lhester, Senior, deceased, described in the
Pet it ion andl Comaplaint of the Plaintiffs, filed.
in my oflice should not be sold to pay the
debts of lie said deceased, and for partition.
among the legatees, allottinAg 'o- the Plain'..
itifs, Alagaret l4esteor, Ann Williams, and the
Defen,tiant s, Henry Hlest er, Nancy WVilliamns,
Eslizabethrbhuif, widow of Wesley Hunm*t, de-.
ensed, Abrahamu fester, Joberry Hester,
and' Mary Hester each, respectiv61y on~e uin
divided t welth part thereof; to the Defondante
Rleecca fester, .John liester, Joseph IIester,
Taylor Hester, llarriett Hester, Mlichael lies..
ter, Mlary Hiestcr, Elizabeth- Hester, John
IIester, and William IIester each, respecti ve
ly, one tindivided sixtieth part.thiereof; to thea
Defendanits Louisa hlester,- Williuanr Hester,
Buse",n Hester, Mlartin Hester, Cat harine HIes.
ter, Elisabeth~ Hester, and Rob'ert Hester
each, respectively, one undivided eighty
fourth part thecreotf; to the Defendants, Jnlia
llawkins, wife of William HIa*kins, Amntnda
hlester, Mlary liester, and James hlestcr,
each respectively, one undivided forty eigtitfi
part thereof. And for the relief dem'a*ded.
ini the Petition and Oomplaint.
Given under my hand and sead tIhis thin
:10th (lay of July, 1877.
WV. G. FIELD,
.Judge Probate Pickens County.
T1o the absent D)efendants. Rebecca Hester,
John liester, Joseph 'lester, Taylor Hester,
larrieti. Hester, andl Nancy Williams, wife
of Abraham Williams, and all persons or
owners unknown, having or claiming an in
terest in the premises sought to be parti,
tioned or sold in this action:
Trake no(tice, that the Complaint and Stunm(
mons herein have been filed in the offico qh(
the P'robate Juidge at Pickens Court Hlousq,
South Carolina, for the I.nrpos3 set forth ig
the said summons and complaint.
NORTON, KEIiI & HOL1lINOSWORThi,
Plaintifrs Attorneys
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