The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 14, 1878, Image 4

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p b t tufa bed, "i1 ajts &h'oy We M ihouss of years ~ wrU5 say, fior thye sI0dated on. Uar I ash or eIWer; It Is - eprd la. artity'a - rait. It is gray It1a' n strueture.. 04u imbedded. in globes of bomb. w9naed ia the itrata, n he.retaceous period; re. ioolineto the opinion, 0-"glacoal. Tho trees 411' "different levols--on north and south; at t northeast and southwest. 4 r 19 the trees must urrlid under eilty or a kri, A of lava; at the lowest, - v~tu red-feet. Thoir dip oon le' 1:o the dip of the tufa and is at (from thirty to forty five ke They are in fragments, 1081YA *hich have been converted aroil, others into lignite, and irUto beautiful specimens of jet. the heart of the tree had de V$bd,* the, cavity is filled with opal, 1 6f lustrous, unorystalized siIi < * ontaining water. Chalcedona, soother for!p of silicla, but clear and uond in other cavities. No as beon petrified, and only here 'ere a root. Many have Ghar d by lre. Some are broken after ctriUation had taken place, as there Is no mark of splintering or bruising. W bat must have been the giant' force tha' folloiwed their ist de st&uotion to have dealt this inrtheo # The majority of the trees are red SWOd, somie few the ma:drona, and the limb of an oak has been found. .4 e osf the first named is eleven feet I.plisu'ieter, and the part of the trunk still preerved is sixty'-eigi t test in length. Anothier shows maihks ofhaviug been batcked with an tix, ' prof ably mtade of obl*idian, as all theo localty w ere i.ade et ie amze sub state--a volear.ic rok w bich ap pe#ra* in abtundane all $l)hon t. 1 beree Bto :nistakinig the filet that t be cat Sting wazs done be.fore petrideation' *T~~ began, as the cuts occur at different t a;gks to the grain af the wo .d. The deduction is inievitable, tbat u an w as ln Calitornia bef re the bi rth of ~ ~1qout St. Hele:.a even, anid also thai le was of a ty pe superior- to the peo p ;le 'aho inhabited it at the European, rux he knew ho0W to faioni(I cuttinig ~ ools.-,Corresp~onden~co San Francis G' raaw r'ia & LIFE.-Ans Ilinois 3 ~ tornd a man guity of iinordet ~ t, i.,first c'gr; but as the laws of hpS8tate l slow a july so-decider t*ipher hanginig ->r impirlonment t0. Ed14 itl follow such a verdict, and s ~1ie 6f t e jury were in favor of likrmer svn-ence and three for tIlatter, there was a hich in furth' proiigrees uint ii a decision was - A~ed -by peilling straws. Tbe ajr) :neni hatoI Ing a life imnprise - drhew a sbort straw, and a s favor of hbanging, the pria-. ~ViCP!rdIt'gly rendered. B3ut 0 o'me to the not;ice of the i~J'.r~ivon grattd a mo seWtril, ndflued the 1in1~ .e a~ndred dollare each. * *4~,U threw a lighted match powder. as he >entered l~ienport, Iowa, but> tb jb~N1bhe cemae out was the 1%itettar &oWM& at 41of 0600(t leillw-g UesIdes id# 10644 of the id md AlCobol - tbe rn, "if I was a - orse Vow," mused.a boy as he strugged up a rDetroit it$et, "I'd be stabled, rIbe4 down nd- fed; but i'm.a boy, and 1'e got io go home, clean off snow, bribg In wood, tote water and rock the con lownded old baby fvr an hour'-or two. Jos4 Billings says, -very truly, you'd bett6r not know so 'much, thaii to know so many tbidge that 1in't so." A meddlesome old woman was sneering at a-young mother's awk-. ardness w4h her infant, and sai: "I declare, a woman never ought to have a baby unless she knows bow to hold i11" "Nor a 'tongue, either," quietly responded the young mother. It is the custom among certain tribes in Siberia that when a woman is married, she must prepare the wed. ding dinner with her own hands. A - mother seeing her little girl nearly asleep in her chair, asked her if she had not better go to bod. "Oh, no, mamma, I only shut my eyes to keep the dust out." the man who goes around buying farms and getting change for a $20 counterflet bill, is now abroad in;the land., When' he comes along leave your foot prints on hi'm. Elder Evans, of the Shakers, attri. butes to the use of animal food the I.hirst for intoxicating drinks. "I have found," he says, "by manwy years' Bxperieunce, that whenever I got a man to abstain from use of fiosh ments, much salt and other condiments, he )asily leaves tobacco, aleohol anid In ancient times the candidates for ithleitic honors in Greece werec dieted n now choese, dry .figs anid boiled grain with warm water' no meat was i' towed. h4 sx~cttooe& e,n eb hoat anO ; 4ta~ee romthe a rcells all1r Is a r1,4~aMI t e expeco. w~ rut's Axpetornes ooad Asth adhig earies. - t=3 CWsta .*.Ig Wa0 otWe, ser a?out. "Six, kndeCtrut. H*adnthemthroahi$e all hav bien . thout rant, Sont Slywif tin s t e.#megecies Iftorld,gh "TMDTANE 8 8 NvPtss0t. rOUy. enteentuy.of therk. TheyEapectnrao ,a dn'. ."Es'ruv,s,w AFgrssf, Kp. Pa aLss aim o. w st* .J *9. e op. o ee t..nthcn , Mess.A "Iareae tot r op~ the cuvr. men wref.e tJi it AieIo R e i e'l 4kot yOpathy and geerous 'o--o0eratiom ,01h bq49hithrto been eoaudedto is from every quarter of the U'ioo. The DAILY SUN is a four. page-eheet oj 28 columns, ries by mafl, post paid, 66 oenti a Mooth, o0 6.60 p#r year. The 8U AY edition of Tun Sun It am eight-page sheet of 66 columns. While giv lug the news of the day, it also contains a large amoubt of literary and wisoellaneoul mater Jt peclally prepored f1or . Tin Sux. DA SN bas Met with grea, success. Posi paid V).20 a year. THE WEEKLY SUN. Wh* does not know THg WzxXLT SUN? 11 ciroulates throughout the United States, the Canadas, and- beyond. Ninety thousand familles greet its.welcome pages weekly, and regt.rd it in Ahe light of guide. counsellor, and friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural, and literary departments make it essentially a journal for the family and the fireside. Terms: ONE DOLLAA a year, post paid, This price, quality considered, makes it the obeapest newspaper published. For clubs ol ten, with $10 cash, we will' send an extra copy 'free. Address PUBLISHER OF THE SUN, New York City. Nov 8, 1877 9 8 Ayer's Cathartic Pills, For all the purposes of a F,uily .Physic, And for curing Co8tivcness, Jzunice, Indigeition. Foul OLor&ach, Breath, Headaohe,Eryspelan, Raeumat,sMI, Eruptions and kin D)seases, Bil. louanes, Dropsy, Tumors,Worms, Neuria, a a Dinner Pill, for .kurifying the Blocd, Are the m.qt cf fective and vontre i nal purgative ever diseovei7ed. They -are mild, but ei feetual in their operation, moving the bowels surely and withot pain. Allhough gentle in their operation, they are still the most thorough and Fearlin g cathar tie medicine thit can be employed cleans in'g the stomach and bowels. and even the blood. In small doEes of one pill a day, they stimulate the digeslive organs and promote vi.rorous health. Ayi's Pir.s have been known for more than a tinarter of a centnrv', and have obtained a world-wide re.putariim for their virtues.' They correct dinseased action in the several assintilativd organs of the b)ody, anld are so) comp!osedl th'at obstruc tions within tJheir range cain rarely with stand or evade thein. Not only do. 'hev 'cure the everv-diay comulaints of everv. hody, but also' foriid'able :and dangeroits diseasecs that ba..e bailled'. the bcist of humnan skill. While I hev*~ produce power fl ell'eets, they are, at thle same time, the their a jicrient action lhey ,:ripse ,nuch lesse than t zt connuonI pu1r;.a uives, and1( never -.ive pain when the hojwels are not inflamed. Theyv re-ach t he vit al f)unt ains of t he blood, and so- men.wthen the '.v. tem by- freeimnw it fromi th.e eieuments oft' eakus. A.hmted to all ages and condit.ions in all c-limanie, ctmainn ne'ither calomel nor- aav deleterious drug, these Pills may be tak'en with s:u'rv bi- anybodyv. Their uarc:l1inm prs e thi-m e'ver fresh. an-i imakest them pleasant to take ; while being purelyI vegetable. no hmarm can arise from thecir use in any uniy Dr. i. C. AYE R & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analy-tical Che.ntIta. 50Y-,'FlY A LL. JmmnulsTs -:VltYWHERE. DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY, --AT COLUMBIA, S. c., HOYT, EXLYN & MoDANIEL. JAMES A. HOYT, Editor. The Daily Register contains the latest news of the day, all pomrmercial, political uane other matter sent by lelegraph, .fuli local reports, editorials upon all current topics and Grange and Agricultural .Department9. The Daily has a circulation extending to all parts ot the State, is circulated in nearly every State in the Union, and con sequently increasing; therefore, as an advortising tne dium it cannot be surpassed. The Tri-Weekly Registers is issued ever) Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nmorping, and contains all tihe noesof the days in one issue. The Weekly Register is an' ETO lHT PAOli paper,containing FOR TY-EIW H T COL UMNS, embracing the cream of news -of each week, This paper is within the renah of every family, and we are pleased to state the fact that its large circulation is rapidly extending. The Register is now the Organ of thme State GJrange, and all matters of interest to the Patrons of Husbandry will be treated ini their appropriate departmenit. The Agricue ntrl and Grange articles will appear in each ci ern ublications--Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weky. 'TERMS OF BUBiSCIIwON. DAILmY lEarsTRan-One Year, $7 00; 8is Months, $8 60; Three M1onth,, $1 75. TaI-WvSSM,v Racoaym-ne Year, So 00; 81x Alonths, $2 60; Three M~onths, $1 25. WasKL.Y RaaItsu---One Year, $2 00; Si, Months, $1 00; Three Months, 60 . IOn PRINTINQ, The best sad oheapest 500KOI and JOE PRINTINT,Y of 'ew#fy deseruijflon, promptlj AR.MilfatorIly oeuetedl at f.he Reogis(i A kinds of sm' Jllsake oA hind; whil *4YW51# t t to1 th .. aibWadin the G tgtl*4 4I izag Rilway and Mahg*.txe of the South-.ana theo* lews pAb lished in Xaser4 Geotgi. 'he 10oel Constitutionialist has a vry large daily'in creasing circulation In th State ofGoofga South O ina and North Carijino., a reaches eve -closs of readers-'terohants, farmers, profesoal mn and Mrking me,4 and is a most valuable advertising teditt. THE DAILY Chroniole &Constutionalist publishes all the, eurrent news of the day; receives all the reports of the; AMPoIated Press, and special dispatches from W&h lag ton, Atlanta, Columbia, and al: o4her', 9ipt* of interest, aupplemented by correspoAdoue. It gives flull eomamertal reports of domptlo and fo:elg markets, of all local and South. ern matters and editorial -9omment upon publie af'airs. Tetuas. $10 for 12 months, $6 for, $260 for 8, and $1 for 1 outh, TH~I BEK LY Chroliole & Casti tutionalist contains two day lews of the Daily. Terms: $5 for 12 months, $2.60 fot 8, postage paid by us. THE WESKLY Chronicle & Constitution. alist is a mammoth eheet, and the'.,rgest and handsomest Weekly published in the ,outh. It contaIns-all the news of the week-tele graphic, local, editorial, miscellaueous,-and carefully prepared reviews of ' the market.-. This edition is gotten up for circulation among planters and others living in The country. Terms: $2 for 12 months, $1- for 6, postage paid by us. The Chronicle & Oonstitutdonalit Ia the paper for the mercha't, the planter, this lawyer, the neohanio, the polttician. It is a paper for the ziffice, the counting roofi and the family cirole. specieen copies sent free. Address, WALSH & WRIGHT, Manageis, Augftsta, Ga. 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IT FURNISHES ALL THE #SUITY IEWS --AND CONDENSED REPORTSF -OF' I T C R CU LA 2-h8 Largely in the adjoining Countieu, and to some extent in Western North Carolina! Al"D IS, T.HEREFOR~E, SUBSCRIBE For the Pickens Sentinel ! ADVERTISE In the Plekeus Sentinel ! D.,F. BRADLEY & CO. Proprietors. SHUN DRUG POISONS. %tRDIctxa R3gD4RED UssLasR. Volta's Eleetrso B~ieta and Bands are Indors,ed by thie most eminent physicians in the 'world for the ecure of rheumatism, neurnlgia, liver eomptaint, dgspebala, kl.iney disease, aches, pains, nervous disorders, fits, femasle complaints, nervous and' general de bility, and other chron le diseases or the chest, head, liver, stomach, hi#y and blood.-. Cookwith full partloulavs free by Volta Diel Bo., Oincianati, 0. Benalor--R E Bioyqn. Representative.--D F Bradley and E H Bates Clerk of Court-..Joha Lewis. Jug of Pob ... 0hl *eoke.t C rsM4st~er4 e nl$n, Y FOAA A. 'T Leave hbarleston 4eav Augusta Irrire at Charleton COLUMBIA NIGRT EXPB0* eawe Charleston *4# irrive at Columbia ~eave Columnbla trrive at Oharlston 6 iUGUSTA NIGHT iXPRESS., . eave Cha8eton 094 trrive at Augusta 746A saveAgusta 8 80 krrive at Charleston 7 4O SUMMERVILLE TRAIL (Sundays excepted.) 8eave Summerville at 7 80 a irrive at Charleston 8 4 w [eare 0harleston 816 p krrive at Summerville 4 0 CAMDEN TRAIN t Conneots at Kingille daily {exoept 8 lays] with Up and Down Day and PaAsshget Frainc. Day and Night Trains ionne6t at Au i with Georgia ailroad, Macn and A Eailroad and Central Railroad. This rqjt#-'. ria,Atlanta is the qnickest and most -oute, and as. comfortable and cheps >ther route, to Montgomery,.SelIa, M , .ew Orleans and all other points Southwest Lud to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chiieag Louis. and all other points Woot and & West. Day Train connects t Columbia with the 'brough Train on charlottee Road (which eaves at 9 p. rn.) for all points North. 8. 8. SOLOMONS, Superintendent. 8. B. PicKics, General Tieket Agent. ' Dreenville & Columbia R S' CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, Passenger trains run daily. Sundays except !d, connecting with night trains on South Jarolina Railroad up and down. On and aft )r Monday, July -16. 1877, the following will )a the Schedule: UP Leave Columbia at 31.10 a m Leave Alston at 1.10 P 1; Leave Newberry at 22 Leave Hodges at6. pi Leave Belton at7.5pi Irrive at Green4ille at 88 ' DowN. Leave Greenville at7.0ai L1v1Blna .10 a as Lev3.oge t10p a 2ev itna .20 p -s 7riea oubaa .00 p a Leiaveblto andUno Rail10d a'nic U Dleba withe ait Tr0.4onth oa Car he ileavingtn ton2 p = rineae obubi at 5L.baI.00 yco kgwitCont Tain A on. witeeTrainson tea okSpraburg andlb UionRio connectit at Driaf olumbiaNg.. TAinsonteaSout hTCar ondays andugsay ad e Wlmingson Co.r Toery eae 11eila .15 a m., o o tecnec ingwit Down Train from Greenville. Lea. boeiur at 15o p. m., connect ing with C p T'rain from' Columbia. AcmeainTae ANDERSON BIRANCJI AND TLUE R136U DIVISION. Leave WValhalla at 6.60 a na Leave Seneca at 60 s Leave Perryville at 6.80 n Leave.Pendleton at 7.20 a mr Leave Anderson at 8.10 a na At rlve at Blelton at 8.50 ams Leave Belt on at 7.06 pen Leave Anderhon at - 7.60 p a Leave Pedleton at 8.46 p ma Leave Perryville 9.20 p.mn Leave Seneca at 9.30 p in Arrive at WaIhalla 10.00 p in Accommodation Tralne between Belton togd Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and 8$tur. dlays, Leave Belt on at 9.60 a mn., or on arkiv. al of Down Train from Greenville. Leave Anderson at 2.00 p in., connecting with U1 TIIOMAS b~ODAMEAD, JADZ ~n~~,General Superintendent. JABE Nonox,Jr., General Tioket Agent Schedule. Atlanta & RichmoudAir Line. Bai1wa MAIL TRA IN. Leave at Atlantam4 6 00p ta - Leave Toccoa City at 9 dipmt Leave Westminster at 10 42p Leave Seneca city at 11 11. p- * Leave ventral at . 11 48 fs n Leave Liberty at . '12 07 $ Leave Easley at 12 25 a Leave Gretnville at I 60~ Leave Spartanburg at 2 SOft Arrive at charlotte at 6 1 Leaves Charlot te at 847 Leaves S artanburg at 12 48 ' Leaves 0reet9ille at 2 20~ Leaves Easley at - 2 48 a T Leaves Liberty at . 8 04 ~ Leaves Central at 8 24 Leaves Seneca City at 8 64. a Leaves Westinislter. at *1a Leaves.Tgood4 at 00 am, U Arrrives AtAtlanta at 985 DAY rASesNons Leaves Atlanta at 6.00a4 Le&ves Tocca at 10 $ Leaves Westminiter at .10 ia Leaveu Seneca ,ity at 111 1 Loaves Peittal at 1 Leaves tri6ey at 12 4# Leavesfaeley at - 14 Leaves GreenvIlle at 1 Lea'g partanburg at 88 0 A'rriv4:s& Charlotte at 8 27 Leave Chaylot to at .gays partanburg at2 Leave 0 eetville at Leave Eqey at Leaves iety at