The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, October 18, 1877, Image 3
LOGL ITEMS.
Churoh Directory.
MJethbodiet church, Rev' A. W. Walker, Pastor.
1st Sabbath in each month at 4 o'clock p. ra.
2d Sabbath in each month at 10i o'clock a. m
ecoona Baptist Church, Rev. Hott, Pastor.
1st Sabbath and Saturday before in each
month at 11 o'clock a. m. on Sabbath, and at
8 o'clock p. m. on Saturday.
Rev. Hugh MoLees, Presbyterlan, (Secona)
24 Sabbath in each month, at 11 o'clock a. m.
Cottoryi8 turning out very well.
Business is reviving in our town.
Couldn't some of our young men
got up a snipo hunting party.
A pretty good frost last Fridag
morning.
Rev. Hugh McLeos preached at
Secona in the forenoon and at this placo
in the afternoon on last Sunday.
We have built a now corn crib, and
expect to fill it with corn taken for
duos from delinquent subscribers.
Rev. A. W. Walker iN conducting a
protracted meeting at Bothlehem this
woek.
The corn crop will be very good in
+ this County, though some sections
have suffered from drought.
Some of our follow citizens (lidn't
like it because we said last wook their
breath smelt as familiar as old peach..
ea. Can't help it gentlemen, 'tie true
nevortholesq.
The editor of the SENTINEL Challon
gee the whole county to beat hini
squirrel hunting.
The asbestos fover is cooling about
here, to break out in a fresh plaCo.
Will not some one of a little capital
come along and work our fino beds of
this valuable minoral.
The court 'officers and lawyers are
disappointed in not having a court.
Never mind, gentlemon, when it does
come you will probably bo glad to
see it adjourn, especially if the Judge
is a hard worker.
The horn of the htnter is now heard
at the dismal hour of tho night, and
the opossums are rapidly disappearing
from the land. " 'Possum an tater,
+ good nuff for nigger."
Leo Sullivan, colorod(, walssn Stoneced
to jail last week by Trial JusiSte
T.aiylor', for tivoe daLys,'for a breach of
th~ pece antd is .recquii red to I give' a
bond to keep t he pee before hie is
re.leausd fromn the cusitodly of the
Sher f.
A big refereo case before the Clerk
of thne Court last wteak.- It made our
modest Clerk blush clean behind the
cars to be adldresscd a.s "Your Honor"
by.tlhe lawyers.
The Colonel is now ini the height of
his glory. Only a nickle and then,
,-, well, that old familiar peach
smiel.
Married, on Thursday evening,
October 4th, 1877, at the residence of
the bride's fauthecr, by Rev. ftugh
MoLoos, assistod by Rev. G. W. Boggs,
MR. WMi. A. NEAL to MISS AA31
IIUssEf;f.
On the same day, at 2 o'clock, i. r.
b,' Rev. S. B. Jones, D). 1)., Ma. 13. F.
.RUssELLr to Miss A'rriE BLACKMfAN.
Never hesitate to give Shriner'e In,
dian Vermifuge when your children
show the first symptoms of worms.
You cannot afford to trifle with wvorms
they work in earnest and to kill,
Never go into a store where you
are not wanted. If a man wvants you
to come to his plae of business ho
will invite you through an advertise
ment in your county -papor'. It is
wrong fir you to intrude on his pri
vaoy; so don't go.
The Cincinnati Star is one of the
best as well as cheapest paplors in the
ihole country. The woekly cdition,
which costs only one dollar 'a year, is
as Jargo as any of the two dollar city
weeklhes, and much better than most
of them. It is made up of interesting
reading for all clae8sos, and in all sec
tions of the country. hext to your
county pa pot you can not do better
than to subscribe for it.
We are requested by Capt. Jas. A.
Griffin, to state that there will be a
meeting of the "Hampton Home
Guards," on the public square, at
* Pickehe C. II., on saleday.next, at
obe'o'cleck p. m. A punctual attend,
of%each member, moun ted, is earnestly
desired.
Theorerasuror is now in his ofioo
at this plae for tho purpose of ro-.
coiving taxes. Rememuber the timo
expires on the 31st ins5tanft, and after
that date the penalty will attach.
Rev. A. W. Walker preached at this
place in the forenoon and at IBoth,.
lehom in the afternoon of the same
day. Tbero Is no excuso for the
people in this vicinity not . attending
chot.oh on the Sabbath. They have
plenty, of opporturnity and good
* preaching.
'Thosday morning last, whilo Mr.
Thomas 4. Childs'was in town with
beef, his horse tocame frightened and
dashed off down Main it root at full
* speed, and would evidently have done
considerable damage had ho not boon
stopped in front of McFahl's store.
Col. Griffin, who was standing ho
twoon the whools when the hiorso
+started off, was thrown to the grounti
and run over by the whoolsi, but for'
tonatoly was not hurt save a few
I
DACUSVILLB- ITEMS.
Cotton picking quite fashionable
will got through at, least a mouth car
lier than in former years.
J. S. Williams' "peas vs. cotton" is
quite a success-has now moro than
60 bushels per acro, and is nLt dono
g&uiig yet.
The smoko up the branch has total
ly disappeared.
J. C. A. can't drink his peaches, for
before peaches can be drank they
must be "stamped". The stamp is
lacking.
W. N. Hughes has a stalk of corn
18 feet high, with two largo o)ars on
it-ton fot to the first ear. Ile does
not raiso tobacco sinco ho has quit
using it. Who can boat Dacusville?
B. F. Morgan has boon adding to
his dwelling,. to mako it moro convo,
nient. Ouo would have thought It
nough so already, but he never does
things by the '-halvos."
W 'wont to the Association down
near Central. lIoped to soo .Rovor'
but was grieved to learn that his
-trouble about his "i's" laving no dots
and every "'t" its cross loft off, has
drovo him from his choson profesioo,
to that of a brakeman on tho train.
We wish him better success in his
now position. Can't tell you now
about all the good things we had to
cat, and all tho pretty girls we saw
and hov we wished we woro young
again, while we were down thero.
I seo yo.u, dear SENTINEL, a'o call
ing on delinquents to como up and
pay. If thero )c any in Dacusvillo
township lot mo whisper a void in
your own oar: For your good and for
tho &ood of your children, yea, your
children's children, come up to a man,
jut like you voted fol' Hampton, alld
liko you paid the Iampton tax, and
pa-y every cent, you owo for" your
paper. Lot no disgrace 'como upon
us, and may bo Col. Bradley will jog
their memory, and we will got that
banner yot. BONEs.
Te110 '1aIpton .omio turds," a
cavalry company of this pinco has
completed itms "" organization, and the
roll with a fill comploiontmo f to1 en has
been foritairded to the Adjutant and
InspeCtor General. Can't each town
shi) now get il) a company, and form
a regilnent in the County? \Ve thuink
it can-be donie, and woul.1 be a good
thing. Let thec effort be made.
A Wonn) O ria:U NI'on'o.--Our
aittenI)tionl has been calIled to a now
cooking uteonsilI, recen tly invenlted,
wvihib inakes baiking a pleasure, in-,
stead of a drema<led n cessity; the in
venior of wh ichi hats conf(erred an evers
lasting blessintg u poni. every ho uso
keeper. W\e refer to the Patent Cei
tennial Cake and liread Pant, with
wl.ich, by simi'ply raising a hook, you
can remove the (2sides of thie pant fromn
the caiko inust.antl.y, without bren'aking
or injuring it in (lie least, thus cna
bling you to0 ice and frost it whilo
waim. To removo the tub)e in the
center, insert a kniife in the slot in the
t.op of theoi ube, and( si mply givo it a
nailf turn, and it will dro p out. It is
also provided with a slide on the bot
tom), so that, whlen you remIfovo the
tube. you can close the hole, making
a pan with plain bottom, for baking
jelly and plaini cakes, pudding, bruead,
etc., thus practically giving you t wo
pans for' the price of one. Thle Cui
uenniial Cake Pan is highly recoms
mended by the ladies as being theo
best and most convenient pan over'
ntroduccd. They are made of Russia
ir'on, are more durable, and will bake
caikes mor:e evenly and a nmuch ncie
brown than you can bake themi in the
old fashioned tin cako pans. Thiloso
goods are sold exclusively through
agen ts to fitmnilies, and( every house-.
keeper sitould have them. A splendid
opp)ortuni ty is offered to some rel ia
b)lo lady or gen tlemian canvyassor of.
this county to soeure t,he agency for a
pleasan t andl profitablo buisi ness. E or
toi'ms, territory, etc., wvrito to L. E.
Brown & CJo., Nos. 214 and 216 Elm
Street, Ci nciniinati, Ohio
MAKE HOME HAPPY.
A Plentiful Supply of
~4Good Reading and Beautiful Picture
WILL DO IT.
THE CINCINNATI
SWEEKLY STAR,
DACfne iht-paste nlpor, with 44 fil col
mans, co00nf so per' yam
the U moey I'9t~ i iin< 2endet in p(ohites
S otheitr goodi readina 'very numbe.41r has14
hIrce e or our ~X' iexe .n I orl ihm or se
lecteel stories. 1ivery subscrtjiber also
receives a copy or the beauiflo engr,av
Mig, '*Tihe I'uara time Poor1 Maa'
P aIFind,"' siz' I3 '. 'i ~ nebes, and a copy
ofTi[J STAft I I.L.U8TIRATrl> A IMA.
NA.2S ei,. extira inn3t be, IIent to'
fIims. ??'O?I r. inaisce ses: . toI a
Agest ,alays te mo t li i. in ihe
want overy clubi a:gent Im the a iuntry to,
'o into~ wit h n ia'foi ' c.noeninI
t IC ihi, Wan 'vi ii a l.aIi: t -eti
th lilcturo andt ai canvo ile-r a Io t fI
el . ^premencoliof f,vj,rfr.
o 'iltjP arft og in' no .en l a" 1
of to.al goVtln enf inl thie jiou t i
Pearsons to) whom wa. havealea sn
thu liClIr. Tim I' {rthe i'oor
ha ll itsi iitiiia rlin thepr exce ile .
( i 4114.lo yich we have
230 Waper iu pIcr, Ou'ne~f 0>la.P
MAKE HOME PLEASANT,
Notice !
A"A """""'""indted to me by NOTE or
.VACCO)U NT, will pleaseo comeO forwvard
and set tle, on or before the 20th 'day of Oc
tolher, or t.hiey will fiund f heir accounts in thle
hands~l o,f at Trial *Jusittie- *I uam goin t
mai:ke a ch1angeu in my huHns an.~ iid mut
Ie tie upi ,1 alit blcaccoun '. Ver y ires moe' firl ly,
T hOS~. N. 1111 NTEiI
Fake Notice,
AND
GCYERN TOUnS*gLY:i
- 0
IN ORDER To RUN OUT OUR
SPRING and SUM'MER STOCK, to make
room for our extensivo Fall and Winter sup
plies, we offer for the next 00 days, the fol
lowing unprecidented bargains:
Calicoes, (first class) .14 yards to the $1.00;
Cahcoes, Remnants, anything we can get for
them;
Cottonades, 10, 15, 20, and 25 ocnts per yard;
Summer Shoes from 75 cents up;
Saddles, from $2.25 up;
Blind Bridles, 75 to $1.25;
Open Bridles proportionally low;
Rtcady Made Clothing at 10 per cent above
cost and carriage.
IS FULL AND COMPLETE, AND AT
prices as low as any other HIouse in Piokens
County.
SALT.
Wili lvve in store in a few days one car
load of Salt, which we will ell at Greenville
prices-addingr the sxt ra local freight we
have to pa~y mocre than G reenvillc.
JOLlN T. GOSSETfl & CO.
E:tsley, S. C., July 26, 1877
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JUSTr RECEIVE~D AT.
M eF A LL'S,
A COMPLET'YE STOCK OF
AND
Notions,
ALL NEW, NICE AND UIGIlIT.
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A splendid assortment, and pricos t
suit thbo times.
0
COCKERY, TIN AND
IIAllI)-WALE,
All kinds, sizes and prices, from a
IIalf Pint Cup to a 20 gallon W ash
Pot.
I.~tS & MEDICINES,
Alwvays Fr-esh and Genuine ,and all
the leading articles always on hand.
--0
AILWAYS IN STOCK'.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS
'To suit cyCry one.
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CAND)Y AND CRACKERS,
CANNED GAOOD)S & PICKLES,
And in fact a gencial assorLmont of
nico things.
Come and see for your self.
Rlespectfulily,
W.* T. Mc~FALL.
RU: LMAYIN & CO.
Jr)EALERS IN
OROCElItIES,
JIARDWAltla,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
&c., &c., &c.
11eadquaarters for
Cheap Goods.
Will exchango Goods for any kind of
(ountry Produce.
EASIEY STATION, N. C.
Juno 28, 1877 42
Blythewcod remalo h kiiary.
Established in 1800.
I lIE FALL TEMM begins September 12th,
and continties 20 weeks.
The Spring Term begins January 30, and
closes about 17th of June.
TEIiMS PER HtALF SESION OF FIVE MONT11s.
Board and Tuition, S 90 00
Board, Tuition ant Musia, 115 00
Board, Tuition, Mu,ic and Germau
(or French) 12, 00
Board,I tusic, German and IDrawing 135 01)
Location uisiur-passed for heal Ii fulness.
A resident Physician is eiployed by the
school, whoso services are free to pupils.
A German P-ofessor presides over (lie
Music and G"lerman uepart mnti s.
Payients m1ad1oe in "ior installients.
Bev. A. W. L. v will ineet pupils at, any
point and take charge of them. For further
particulars and catalogue, aIddrass.
Itev. A. W. LANIAR,
Or Prof. V. S. DURIAM,
C. C. and A. I. R., Illythlewood P. 0., S. C.
sept 20, 1877 2
Take the Best!
1S77-78,
TH CHRONICLE & CONIIONALITJ
(O NSOLI DATED AAl 1( 7-ri, 1877, 1s
thie Oldest, and liest, Newspaiper pub
1lisheeit in thie Souiit.h. lai (le only Ne ws papjer
publlllihed in thie City of A uguista:--hie lead.
ing aoil way an td Mlanufactuiirinag centr(ie of
the SouithI--and (lie wnly N ews pa per pub
lishied in Eastern G eorgia . Thle Chironile &
CJonstit ut ionalist has .t very la'ge daily in
dreasing ci rcul at ion ini the States of Geo rgia,
Soth Gar ;olinta aii NoruthI Carol i na, anid
rewohies ev'ery class of reatders-mierchaniits5
farmeiitc s, prt'essi ona:l menci andi w ork in g mien,
and is a inost. valabile adti ninig iiiediini
TI'lls D' A I LY Chronicle & CJonstit utionailist
p,ublishecs all the current news of the day,
receives all the reports of the Associated
Priess, and special di spot ches from Wn~ash inig
ton, Atlanta, Cobimblia. andi all ot tier points
of intecrest, su pplemnt~ed by correspiooilence.
It gives full coimmerci.al reports of domiestric
andl foreign markets, of all local ad Sout h -
er nt ater's, and1( ediitoria1(01 ii.i cmet uiponi
pul ie air us. TVerms $1 ( for 12 montihs,
$5 for 6, $2,50 for 3, and $1 for 1 muonth,
postage paid by us.
TI'lE TfI.l-WEl(KLY Chronicle & Con.sti
nit lonalist conut ains t wo dauy's news of the
l)iliy, T1ermai.: 65 for 12 monthls, 82.50 for (5,
post age pa id by us.
T Il 11 W 11E Eh' Clhronicle & CJonst it ut i on.
a!list. is a nuumn1 lothI shle et, awlt th e !argI'est aniid
hiands'muest Weekly ptublishied ini the Southi.
It eontamins all the news of thle week- I ele,
graph ic, local, edit orial, amiscel laneous-and
car'efuilly prepared revie ws of t he miarket..
This edit ion is got ten up for ci rcu lot ion amiiong
planters and othters living in (lie coulntry.
Terins: $2 for 12 months, $1 for 6, postage
paid by us.
The Chronicle & Oonstitutionalist is the
paper for lie merchant., the planter, thte
lawyer, thle moachanuic, (lie polit ician. It is at
palper for the office, thle counat ing room and
thie faiIly circle. Specimn i cop i s sent free.
Address, Wi ALShI & WV llG l'T,
Mi anger s, A ligust a1, (Iia.
Ayer 's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which.iisat onco
a g r ceo abl 1e,
healthy, and ef.
fectual for pre
s er v ing the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored to its
4' original color,
with thec gloss and freshness of youth.
Thj~ini hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and b)ab(luess often, though
not alvays, cured by its use. Noth
ing can restore the hair wvhere the
follicles are destroyed, or the glandIs
atrophlied1 and decayed. Ibit such asi
remain can he saIved for usFefih Uss
by~ thiis app l icat ion. Instead of foul..
ingt the hair with a p)ly sedlimen'ut, it
wvill k(feep it clean aind v'igorous. Its
occasiontal use will pre-vent the hair
from turning gray or' falling off, and
consequenitly prievenit baldnmess. Free
from tho)se dleleterious subs)tances
wvhich make soume prep1aations dlan
gerous, and injurious to thue hair', the
Vigor can only beneifit butt not harm
it. If wantedl merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else enn be found so desir
alie. Cntaining~ neither oil nor
dlye, it does not soil whuite camb] ric,
andl yet lasts long on the halir, gi ving
it a rich, glossy lustre aund a grateful
per fumen.
Prepared by Dr. i. C. Ayer & Co,,
Practcal anet A nualyt Ira!l hinists,
N A:;:~-,.
The tate of South CarollnA
PICKENS COUNTy.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Hester Ninnions as heir at law of 1saac Ai,
derson, deceased, and as Trustee of Mary
Anderson, Plaiutiff, against Mary Stewart,
Alpha Barton, Mary Kirksey, E. E. Maul
dii, lluldah Keith, Wa. Anderson, James
P. Anderson. Sarah Alexander. Robert L
Anderson and Lucindla McDaniel, Defend
anlts.
PSummon.s for JRelief, (Complaint not
8erved.)
TO the Defendants James P Audersou and
llidal Keith.
OU are hereby sutmmoned anl retqiiiied1
to aliswer lie copltilnt inl this not0ion
which is filed in the ollice of tho Clerk of the
Court for Pickens County, mid to serve a copy
ot,:your answer to the said coiplaint, on tho
subscribers at their ollice at Pickens Court
louse, within t wenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of uich service;
and if you ftil to answer the complaint with
inl the time aforesaid, the phLiltill inl this ii..
tion will apply to the Court for the relief de.
1inan1ded in lie complaint.
Dated, i'lokens C. 11., Sept. 25, 1877.
COTils1 AN, llOLCOMB1E & CHILD,
Plaintif's Attorneys.
'o Ja-ues 1 Anderson and liiuld.th Keitif
Defendants in this action: Please take notice
that the SUmm111ons and complaint in this ac.
tion, of which the foregoing is a copy of the
summons, was filed in tho ollico of the Clerk
of the (ourt. for Pickers County South Caro
HIa, on the 25th day of Sepleniber, 1877.
COT1lt.LAN, 1LOLCOMBE & C111,D,
Plaintif's Attorneys,
8ept 27, 1877 3 6
S uCL IRDATEI) .,
Horse and Cattle Po*dens
This preparaUon, long and favorably
known, will thoroughly ro-Invigorate
broken down and low-spirited horsest
by strengthening and clelusing the
atomuach anld 11ntewtines. -
It is a sure proventiveofall disca".ed
E V E Incident to th nit nial, such as LUM
F RVE It. GLANDER3, YLL.01
WATER JIWAVES CO6GHS IIS.
TE M'Ei, FEVER9 FOUN IER
LOSS OF APPETI'iE AND VITAI
ENERGY, &o. its use improves
the wind, increases the appetit-.
gives asmooth and gloss skin-and
anstbrms tio ilserab o skeleton
intoa fanc-looking and spiritod horse.
To keepers of Cows this prepara.
tion is invaluable. It Is a sure pre
ventve against Rlnderpest, Hollow
Ilorn,,etc. $It has been proven by
actual experiment to increase tio
qjuantity of milk and cream twenty
per cent. and make the butter firm
and sweet. In fkttening cattle i6
gives them an appetite, loosesn their hide, and dC
themi thrive much faster. -
- In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcers In
the Lunag, Liver, &c., this article act,
as a specific. Ily intttng frota ono
half a paper to a paper ina a barrel of
s will the above disoases will be eradi,
caited or entIrely prevented. If given
in time, a certain preventive andl
cure for the Ilog (Colera.
DAVID E. FO'UTZ, Propriotor,
BALTIM:ORE. Md.
Bold by Druggists and Storekeepers through
out thei UnitedState~s, (Canadaandl.Arnorlea.
Made any day in PU-rS iand C. .s. Invest
aiccoirding to your maeans. Sit), $50) or .$;O00,
in S-roo( Pii VI,gas, has brought a small
fort une t o the careful iuvestor-. We advise
when andi how to operate safely. B3ook withI
Cull iniforuatrion senit free. A ddr*ess orders b)y
mail and1( telegraph to Ui \XTElt & CO.,
Unntkers aind Jirokers, 17 WVall ht. , N. Y.
AMay 17, 1877 3: ly
DEN IFISTRY.
rjj hif.E ndersigned is localtedi at Cetral, nnd
.. s reard tlj llJies to dlispa:tch wvork
wit.h naeatIness. Spiecial atI tent ion to SEIN(
or ILESETING; AItTIFICIA l TlElT II, cit her
temp lorary, parti1 al or permanent. Filling
done with neat ness. All the materials comi.
mionly used in tilling,
(GEO. UOROU)UIIS, Denfist.
.June I14, 1877 '10
Atlanta Medical Coilege,
ATLANTA, (LA.
r lilIE Twent iethI An1)iiit Course of Lcctutres
..will conience Oct ober' ith, 1877, and
close .\larich ist, 1878.
F'acu /r-.J.. W~est morclandtt, WV. F. WVest.
moiireland, WV. \. L~ovw, y. 41. Tl'aliaferro, .Johni
Thlaud. Johnuson, .\. WV. C all.ount. J. H. L~ogan,
J. . lanks; Demona lst ratori of An at omy, (C.
W. Nuttinug.
Senid for Annunctiheeemnt, givinig full infor
mliton.
.JNO. TilAD. ,JOIINSON, De:a.
aung 1, 1777 48 3m
STOP!
ATI THlE
(UREEA VILLE, 8. U.
A. M. SPEIGHTS, Proprietor.
..liRLLS iN TilE R?OOMS*
Jne 14, 1877 41 '
J T A K(I it his nmethodl of informing allI pail s
I itterested, thtat I will lbe founad ini amy of'
li'e, at. Pi k ens Courat Ho ause *, in each
IV l N E 1) .\ V, uad on eachl Sun,
to r the~ P pose of Itransin-:ctiig aniy buinessi .
I huat coes undIer rmy .iuraisdlicgion.
As my dhut ies as 'Schiool Conmui ssioner will
comlipell mie to lie absenit in d ifferent parts of
(lie C ounaty, I point thmese special days for
ihe beniefit, )f all concerned. Oflice hours,
from 1 n. mn. to 4 p. mn.
G. W. SINOLETON,
School Cornuiiissionler.
Feb 8, 1 87- 22
LASLEY HOTEL.
T11 1118 POPUJ Li.t iOTJ E L, which has bee
closedl a short t ime, is now r-Openled for' the
n<ecommot-tion of thle t raveli ng public. The
romos are well furn ished, thme table su~pphlied
with hue biest in thIa market, n no pains
spared to render guiests coimfor'table.o
Tr'mansient lioard, $2.00 per dlay; perma-.
nent Board. 8 18.00 per month. Pat ronnge
of lie public solicitedi.
AlltS. ROPIlRn1a NIX.
P.ROFESSIONA L NOTICES.
J 8 COTURAN, W E OLCOOg, IR A Cumv
Abbeville CI Liberty, 8 C I Pick'us CM
COTHRAN, HOLCOMBE & CHILD,
A T7TORNErS 4 COUNSELORS 4:rL A W,
PIC K E N C. U. S.C.,
Will Practice in all tie Courts of the Stato
and Courti of the United States,.- fir the Diu,
I riot of south Carviinlu.
March 29 1877 29
Norton, Keith & Hollingsworth
A TTOU.NEYS A 7 LA W,
Will practice in the Circuit and Proba(d
Courts fur Pickens County, and in the United
States Courts of this State from that county.
One of the Senlior part aer will hbe present to
assist. in the transaction of any impuraai
business during vacation.
J. J. NOiRON,
W. C. KEITH, j
G- L. 11OLLINOSWVORTH,Pickens C. Hi
March 23, 1876 29
W "1ITNER hYyI1VjU8
ATTORNEY ANDCOUNSELLOR AT LAW
GREENVILLEj S. C4.
rac1ices in the Circuit furt and Couirt 6
S)robato for Pickens ounty.
May 16 4. O2
ISAAC M. BRYAN,
Ai'rTORNEY AT LAW.
,o a NVILLE C, a,, s, C,
IractiCeS ill Uou1rt of Pickenis
cult.y, and in U ited States Courts
WATCHES! JEWELRY!!
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I1OMAINE GOLD, so Oxtensively worn in
I Ptars, was fir'st discovered in 1870, by
tile celebrated Fi Irencl Chemist Mon1 1. 130
'llillgo, Who in.uiut etr ed it into jewelry,
and , r i re ye ars sohl it to the leading jew
elers of l'aris for Solid Gold. In 1876, whem
his ecret became known, ten of the manu.
facturiig jewelers establisLed a,) stock com
pany, with. a capital of $10,000,000 for Vho
P'irPose of m1an1ufacturllng Romaine Oold
Jewelry andl W:ttches. With th1iH immorso
capital, and the aid of imliproved machinery
they are enabled to produce all the latest pat
terus of jewelt'y at less han Pne-tent tho
cost of Solid Gold, and of a quality and color
which mlakes it inpossible even for experts to
detect, it from1 the genuine.
We have secured the exeluive agency of
the Unitid Stes and (Canda, for (he sale or
all goods ltunn ufac uired from t his tuotal and
ini order to int roduce themi in thle mnos, speedy
manni ler, hav puO1)1t uip assor-tedt sam ple lots ai
given below, whichl we will sell at one-tenitl
t.he retail value until January 1st, 1878.
Read the list.
50-CENTI L,OT.
One GIent.'s WVat ch Chain retanil price, $1 00
One pair Engraved Sleeve Bhut tons, retail 75
O Stone set Scarf l'in, retail price, 75'
One set (8) spiral shirt, stuids, retail price 75
One iunprovedl shape collar hu.ton, retail, 50
One heavy plain wedding ring, retail 1 25r
Total $5 00
For 50 cents we will send above six art iclet
po.st paid.
$1 00 LOT.
1 pair sleeve buUtos, stone seiing..
J 4Jet (3') spiral shirt studiS,
1 iM.tyy hand engagemieint ring,
I set (2) cngraved bracelets,
I Ladies' long guard or neck chainI)
I engraved miniature locket. for the above,
1 Gent's heavy link watch chain,
I Lako George Diamond e,tutd.
$2 00) LOT.
I Ladies' neck ch-rin and charm,
I Ladies' heav.y guard chain for wvatch,
I set P'in and ear rings; amethyt
I extra fine iimimiture locket
1 camieo seail ring,
I very heavy wvedding or engagemenit rilgy.
1 Genot's heavy watch chain withI charms
I pair pearl inlaid sleeve buttons,'
I Lake George cluster pinl,
1 pair ('2) heavy band btracelets.
$8 00 LOT '
1 Ladies' opera guard chain,
1 Ladies' neck chain and cross,
1 beaut iful locket, engraved,
1 pair band bracelets,
1 Genut's t wist link vest chaini and charm,
I pair oniyx slee've buitton5,
I set. [8] onyx shirt studstl,
I new impr'ovedl collar but ton,
I extrta cut cam en seal ring,
I airizonla solitairo utmi,
I set a imethy13st of' t 'pIaz pini and car drops,
I Ladies' emalise but ton,
I plain ring, stuampied 18 K.
$i5 00) LOT.
1 Ladies' opera chiain, withI slide and tassel,
[ret ail price 35 00J
I Gent's heavy watch,'liniin, with curb charm,
[ret ail prIice $5 00]
I Laie s' heavy long neck chain, bv
1 elegant chased mni lal ure ok' forabv
I set. camlet) miedalion pin and ear dlrops
I pair [2] heavy chased band bracelets
1 Gent's solitaire diamond st ud
I Genct's cluster diamtondl pin
1)pair amte tysi or ony~x Sleevo butt one
I set 1:1} stds to maltchi thle above
1 elegant heavy set cameo seal ring
I massive banmd or weddling ring
I new ''patent'' collar button
1 Ladies' chemise but toni
I amethyst or tvpaz. ring, [extra finisht.J
The retail price of the articles ini enchr
saiple lot aivmonits to exactly ten timles the
price we ask for the lot; for example, our
$1 00 lot ret ails for $10 00; our $5 00 lot for
$50 00.
A Solid Romaine Gold Hunting Case
Watch Free.
To any one sending m's an order for the
abhove lot s by express to the amiount of $15 00,
we will send F~It1El: one solid Rtomaino Gold
llanin iig (f casei l achi, Gen('tIs' or Ladies' Size
warranted to keep perfect time and 1oole
eqiually as wvell as a $l00) gold watch. By
mail pospaid, $15 50. Thtis is our best offer to
Ments, and is worth a ti'ial, as the watch
al uns will sell or trade readily for from $20
to $50. Glent s' or Ladies Watch alone, $7 ()0
or $8 00 with a heamvy Gent's gold paI.terni vest
chain and charm, or Ladies' opera chain with
slide ar.d tassel.
EKMKMnWR--This offer only holds good
until .lanuary 1st, 1878. After that timae we
shall sell only to JloVbers anl' Witolesale deal
era, and( any one.wishing our goods wHilthaeft
have to pay fnll ret aLil prices. Rtomain.e Gold
is the best., and, in fact, the only imitation of
genuine gold made, being Iihe same in weight,
color and finish, and all our goods arc made
in the latest gold pat terns. Will guaaranee
sat isf'act ion ini every instance, or refunid thia
money.
Send money by P. O., Money Qrder, or,
Registered Letter, at onr riskc. No.goods
senit C. 0. 1). uniless $5 00 accom amlos the
order. Address plainly, WV, 1" ',-AN .
(0., Sote Agenits for finltecd Slates and.
Canada. 95 and 1i South Clark,street, Ch I
cago, Ill.