The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 28, 1878, Image 2
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18 V~1T~'1~) F.1 tY TK1lUNUAYV
P !CKENS .'. ii S C:
Thursdatv. Mrh 28.1878
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Maied A
UntdStts .riddha,liy ar.o
sujec ted tRo arret-jfl orirsectio fo n
ofWnees against the law~s of the State or of
tgUnited States, with which they may now
be charged.
-I.hergby give the asurance .that. io pro.
cedipgsi shal be taken againat. any of the
elaI 6f pet'sona above designated, cicepting
e,omd.aiwLe:wis4R. 'Ietdmuondc. pending ne.
gal jationsbet)veen theo President or'the .Unit
o&'t.$isrdi the Govdrnor 'of this State,
wgieh.L.sm inifornjed will be irmediately
commenced b~y the.Uovet uor to procure'am
m46yh to he'sufd ~ers6n9,"'above indicated.
nva'i my ang, this 25tly day of
fi t na. TrOtn LEt, U. S. (tom,'r.
(1 4,I - t bi - I
Ol OdI
Upon ihe.
Jarry oradit toi n.
Judge Macke,~ * A d
be WAd withA interes6 by our people:
Tibat *omneh ot' theo presen ttuent of
thw%trrtid'Jt,:,yU relates to the Oon,
the .1!ienneodinisj and De~~
ppA la~i of the United State.,
-as ttp.ianner in which the Revenue
IdAef of the Govel-nn.ent have been
0 L1* b9*trsoted an" det'IRed,
4itghs~d to dq ?el..
'btestatcs. ma I a b
ward to the SEnattor and members of
the Lower Houso of the General As
Nefr(nn this County, 1uph 'por
t on of 'ud prebentmen1t. Os t n
Wend aI c:inge In the matter of the
County oflcers.
That the Clerk in liko mannor
bring to the attention of the Chair.
mn", of I hu Ront'd of County Conmis
'iOners3 such recomnindations as to
tihe rep:air,. of bridges and the County
jail as are theretn contained.
That, tiree members of the Grand
fury, of whour the foreman.shall be
one, are V pointed it (comimittee to sit
ini the int'val, betweei thi8 timo and
qhe I x t ierin f thip Court, to take
testi!nylll8 .15 t6 the outraget commit,
Se d byj- enue officers and Deputy
Ili wed S;t:ates Marshiials in) this County,
anud sw ly ais to the' removal- of
(r.i 1 1 ( 14CS from this Couirt to the
Circnit ( ,iirt of tho United States;
11i thni s uch testimoty bD handed to
.I (W I.or3 the next, term of thi-i
u rt , *- - sutich actiln thereon asg lie
moy do, mli proper. Said comnittee
(h 0 Ho 't of Robert E. Stcele, J. 11.
b .lh-r ud.( William11 Martin.
Th :his Preieritnent be publi6hed
n I e ''kfnty ne Wspiper.
J. MACKEY, Pres. Judge.
M:n - 1st, 1878.
Revenue.
-e o e in the GreenvilVo Daily
)M In t! midcantion over the tig
S "S. P. L." denying that, the
lR icials acted in any Wiay im
At thle housp of Mr. Neal, or
dII ng not iotnwont' with tricir
Ou i ie.re and men. Wo publish.
00 th. - is stat.ed to us by Mr.
N 1. 1 do stated in our airticle. The
w r . i he ai'ticle had not, before
th)a'ersonal acquaiiitatice with
i N:,: but, he is informed by the
i a 1,etable men of Mr. Neal's
Ie .Od, and verily believes,
t l. ai r al is at manl of ch aracter'
u di eity, an d too honorable to
.* on assail the avtAand conduct
'*witbout a just cause oh
(*amp ia .Mr. Ne~al has, since thie
puu a M. n of' the artcIe, gone befor:e
toe IGra A J ury and has sworn 'to the
ti %! iitantialhly, as stuted in this
ri.Other respctLable witnes%e>
ethe same11. WVo (bampion
i..ecauise of thot oficials or oh
,rs. We believe the la w i.,
, yet~ it is a law and shionld
~; I'..d; and wvhen that law is vio
uted. it done b)y one of our fellow
beiig, ..d hie is en titled to hu~matte
and conid~ierato treatmenit atL the
hands of his captors. WVe (do not clatimt
that tho prisonter is etilrely w%ithi t
fault; yet the power gi ren to revenne
officers has beeni so fearfully abused,
and innioenft menOt subijected to suchi
gross outraiges and insults, tint. citi,
zens have, in som1e instanices been
goard on to resistanie.
A comm;ittee, consistinlg of three
Graand Ju rors, ha is been appojin ted by
SJudge Mackey to investigate the.char
* gh t against theso 'fflicials anmd
I I tp:j't, their testimony ait, tho nexi
it rm4 1 Ciourt.
* 'lhomas McKinney', a htightly r.e
- I c lo ci tizen, informs us that or
1 ' I:o or Wednieslaiy of last week~
n. of theso officials cameo to hii
omi and, without the warrant oi
authiwty of law, scirched his house,
te up~ is beds,.icursed' unmd abused
h4 it :4. m iothor (nowv abou t 80 y'ear,
'iht d t ank uip whaut camflphort .there
wti tho house, besides committini
b14:'r acts of violerge., Now, we are
n4 .ditedI with Mr. MeKi nney, 'and
t o w that ho*would not mnake a false
M tment.. We hsair of niumbners 01
the'r vomlplaits made by ei t-iens, but
t.o publish thom t.lgwould require ni
docwiann almost as voluminous and
ifamu a1(15is the report of* the special
frauid committ.ee, Thei coinmlittee ap>
po#in)te<l by Judge Mackey will, tic
donbt)1, unearth all thoso outrages. and
1he perpetrators thereof will be ellow,
(eU i he. privilege oftdenying them under
: bat the bar of the court.
". P. L." in his comnmunlcmat;on in
the' Greenville News8, zsays: '-I served
i' the Confederate army with mani
oi t he good citizens of Pickenis Count
Ily. I atm a st raighat-out hDomoerat,
and I think that this stiteomet is en,%
titled to some considerautii.
, We do'not, kno w 'S. P. L.'' bu t ass
sumo that what he says is correct,
which is only the worse tor him. Like
old. dog Trray3, ho hpis been eaaught in
bad company and must suffer the con.
sequoee. If you pitch a stono into
arpack of dogs in the stretand one
of them ihnps off howling, you mtay
know that he is tIw en hit. Ja ~,
with '0. P. L.", lhe has be~a lii, ant
~whear tltp ocho oI'hl I (WhI Urgb
J~4*.,~v1It4 N#w~
mhhiEIImhhIEi.IIhi
An Encheuting Sos. '
Many traveler.'have descanted on
the wild.grindear to be found ' the
Yosem1t 'vulloy of the far W n
large nuinbers have me.. ex"'rsioMn
.to see this fumous re'gton; yet iP, to
not necessary to make so longor so
tedious a journey towArds etolly
Bine scenei'. In - thg Blue Itidge
inountatins can be found loci lities p1os,
ae"in)r qoite - as manly advanges,
and lhich only reqtire NoOtheri enl
terprie und r,hNiern tipital to.nako
thom becon,e attraotive to tralrele-s,
Is well nas ,beneficial to invalids.
1In Picetm U'ounty, at the Upper
part of South Carollun, is a mounituin
site which surpasset almost nuiything
in Scenery to 'bo found in the wholo
country.; ' On Tib1lo vek of the Blue
Ridge airo '2,218 neres of'. mountain
hind; tihe rock being of granite, r.early
four miles ini circuiference, tlooming
up tatr ahovo the adjoining m'ountatitAt
which form the northern bo-tidary of
the State (&South Carolina. Althougih
the rmck its 0 granife, on the .top ar(
Sev atl excellent Splings, which could
be easily utilized ior the adviattge of
traveler-s or. tdlporatry sojotilniers,
who might-visit-this regiotn in SeArch1
of-health or reerCation6. The i1orth
ernpiart of tlo rock is 1,000 feet
above the''surtou'ding cout-y aind
neht fy pei-pendicullar' in heAight; wV hile
the Sothrn 0 itt is- between 860 andi(
900-feet in vepentldicular helight(. Ote
hundred acres of land on the ptop of
the rock is timboled, and tho vie-i
firom this locably, 1,000 feet 1bove
the neighboring mountain and 4,000
feet above th' level of the sea, is bey.
>pd desciptOon. A hotel, loca'ted on
this rock, in the vicinity o the springs
could not lail to be nit attraictive
summer residenct., and the granite for
building the snno could be hud otn
the rock itself; the deC ine front north
to sout.h mitkinr it easy to haul the
51tone0. Mansy acr Cs on the rock are
t'illable, and will prIodutce Irish p)ota,
a pples, peauhtos, ete. , in Ia rge *quan
tites-the last never failing. Two
miles to the n'esL of thet tock is lBald
IKob, where the UiIted Stat es SigunalI
Ser1vic'o has et'abli1)isheCd a stationi, said
to be on the highest mnonntain in
Sonth Caroli nn; and abiot eight bt
low is the famous Cainar's Head. Thie
spiings ont Ta blo Rockc prod(I1u clear,
vcool wiaLter at all Limaes, ansd the great
ert port ion of the0 eleva ted plaiteau is
aiccessible to veiclesa, wild foutr loote'd
gamett oltten visitinrg th Ito p oif the
r,.*I J1 Tis beauittilti Iregion, it is be
lieve I could b'e obt.ameid for a lictle over
a doIb~lIr pert nere at, the presettiLmo,
anid if' a capuitalist would o.ntly inivest
su)flicienit money'~ to cr'eet on thIe to.i o1
the tock a first class hot,eh, construct
ed of stone, there seems nto r eason
whby it, should not., in a short Lime,
0outirip in popularity the fatmous
Moutin H 'ouse of theo W hite o 310u
tains, as the coolness of the atmios-.
pihere ev'en inr the height tof' suami is
very marked, t,be thermomer' tarely
rising aibove sixty. eigh t degroeos. It
has1 bteen steggest.ed thast ant -Astor
[louse' on this muoutntain top) wVouk
be the most popula1r sturnmer resort in
America, and would repay the otlany
in a very bort time; but the present
inzancialI conduition of the peop)le in the
Soutth, wvho own t.his tract of liind,
pr'cClutdes an 11'( entt'pise on their pat .
A railroad truck is expected to be
a.oon haid down th rough Saissaf rats
Glip, withuin four' miles of the rock, lt'a
track shiould be built to the top of' the
rock itself, stiihsrto that in tihe WVhite
Moutsitainis, Taiblo Rock w~ould,. no
dout, become the most nloted so umer
resort, in the Uni ted States.-Souther'n
Herald.
. . Senltences.
TIheO following are the sentences
pawsed by Judge Mackey:
Jesse~ Gresshaw, ivodicted for assauslt
and buatteiry with, initent to kill, vet'
diet, gutilty of' asa,ult< atnd bastter'v
Isntence-fmne of sevensty -five dollairs
and osb(, or imprisonmeit ;in County
Jo'ephl Walker, colored, mule st.2ail
ing, gilty, sentece-ten y'ears mn
Pen tenthanry att, hard labor.
Johnt Williamns, colored, same of
fer.se, sen tence-,6vo yeats Peni ten
iry tat haird latbor'. '
'Willitam anid Che'ck Hendricks, col
ored, mnuroer, verdict, mannslaiughtert,
RselIan-sixte,en yeaars each in Pen,
itontiatry at hatrd labor.
of manslanghter, senteasce-tn o years
in Petnitentiarty.
Greenbury btophens, same offense,
not ,guilty.
B.- D. Green, assault and battery,
guilty, sentence-fine of $1.00 nid.
costs or imprisonment in County jail'
for ten days.
Our 'matrImonial mam*oI Ir'dal b1,
4hbers algaa oattMassa a.m.4a
TUese wa"m, soft, balmy d4j. avs
edlightful for t.he farmera. It:s a pity'
tihaf wo -hould have do h p *h11 !a
jig a- Cort 46- potop tOenr ironm
work. - '
As a naturat cont(quenea of t.hesw
"lizaard dayj'," aQ Ld r ' 1ti
sprang tip tn town. A ho wth to
join hnd better. send in iiir narn.e6
dol uret -Ail foqjW w p ft ifgr i
Iit 61 April rn'dmt'pay 25 edits -it1lnit
taice fee, which -mrmPy-htir Ite'*W
itl buying wh4ito pite ,o ,hitstL9 .
T er i0 1 ne OM C n -lin tgg g
IWI 1301) Itf I tVq JAW1 ;iv. j
f6rid o( bearing burdops, for i. n
only get to caUrryCairrie) ti is I
Therb is another cAlow whols very
avarici6us, for fL he en , on
gaiss (Guines) he will bie 6 tppy.
Ciirpenterm 164ok o1i*i.' i- .J.D
Warnock will rek+eive tvilef bidI<is util
A e 151h of April f'rr.-o 1aidinKo1
U Pre06byteritil Chuclh 1tt thi? 1la4
NV e notico that "P'ar'sio" B. laI lo.
vated at PielcenWand tufncd at "lint"."
(A lawyer we shold . huvo sai'd, hit,
as tle pl4(nher- said, '.thl n1istake is
so milil wo will let it. pasm ")
An Rover passe throuLih t oW!
seekinlg Whom h1o mignt' devou'."
Did:he? tll, that tewpe aim per-nium";
wum aharp at d mado .h ii,qlt. wearce,
for ho ICn6W that Io was iia y146 - .
Items were so PearCe In etift'ra' tht
Rover waFs roving,4 a'ut the %eto'Ovo
ctOion" iF the m<lQ1gitfqjp$, Ij; inil I q
gather ome dots. llo <(i6' .ge,t, li.,
i wo-"R'edmond" and .Reden:e.".
He tried to gtt a"quint" utt thI 'as
niMUS Kir, "ied." bit hailed. J.f.you
see atyitg of -him, 1.0l him to -4t1me
dOWn to e -11t ntrllo. for -Oh, Rover" aid
several 1ther cmps would Itko to seC
him al<q tihlke his "paw.*"
Rovyl.
Judge M ackey hs ivon gitlden
opiiliols fromn our people. M?y he
liv-lolng anlid prospe'.
Our racy corrospondent, "Bones"
wIa in &own 11 <lay 11tL week. He
did n't, b.vo on i t.ens)atcto liait, for
ho wvas out Court-inog. Would that.
our Coun.ty was futll of such ''bones.''
It is r,ai.1 hat nto man i wiLo .hns patid
r-egu buty for hi s ntewspauper was4 ever
kin>wn to be bit ten by a mnat do".
De)linequn its tshouild maike a itoto of
that..
The editor return is is 'sinucre
tanks to1 thoso who~ e,o promtljtly reni
dJerced assistanteo in e xtintgiin~ig tin.
fire ait Is h.ou-t, lasMt Nltlada. The
tire oiintt frotn the stove chaim
ney, uitid did but litte damautge, O'ving
to the proinytness in which it, was ex
tinigu ished.
MIr. Porter's horsos, at tachet(d to a
wagonl, ran awny, down anin st,-eet
on rTuesday. alo:tnir g :ast, antd made
thi ngs liveCly ats they passed( alog.
Theycj tutrned th'e corne.r at the hotel
anid brotight, uip agains, a tir c, neatr
Mr', IIaurgood'.-- wih broken wage~n
tongue, the only damnage suistained(.
AN HIsTORIeAL FAct--tvery ngent whio
hans heeni steaudily sellintg the Improved $20
Homestead Lock Stiitcht Sewing. .Uihie for
three years, owns his dwellintg housec, has a
good accon't. in bank, is clear of diehir, and
hats mnonef at. interest -the natural copse
quenae of' securing a good agency foi- sbpe
rior goods at the lowegt pricea. A good-first
class sewing .Alachaine, hnost usef'ul--reliable
at all times, easy to understand and conti-ol.
the same slize and dloes the same work ias any
machines that sell at FounR TIMKs the price
There is no machinec at any price better, or
that will do finer or more work, and* certoin.ly
none so low in price by many dollars.' The
IloMssTi:An is widely known anid u1sedl it
thaousan'ds of famrilies in the Eaisteun and
MlWd:e States, and daily becomting popular
in te Wvest. It will save its cost- sevopeal
times over in one season. doing the wotrk .1)5
-'"e family, or will earn four er five dollars a
(lay for any man or wvoman who sewse for a
li4'ing. It. is the 8' rongesi. machine made, is~
readly al all times to do Its work, miakes the
strongest, and finest stitch yet it,ventedI, and
us fully acknowledged as the Standard F"amily
sewing Mlachine. Price, complete for do.
niesic use.reiitueest to $2.0, delivered at-your
door, no matter haow-retote youI may residle.
Business permanent 'and honora'ble' with
more certain and rapid sales4 and larger
profits.t hani any ot her. Ex;raordinmary l ib9yal
offers made to loqmal or traveling agents where
we have -none esiablisshed; or. if there is no,
agent. near you, send( your ordler direct to the
factory. A*giress J)ohnu I. Kendall & Co.
421 Bmoadwa.y, New York.
That Terrible gcourge,
Fever and ague, and its congener, billious
remittent, besides affections of the tomnach,
liver and bowels, produced by miasmatic 'air
and water, are both eradicated and prevented
by the use of Hostetter's Stomach BItters, a
purely vegetable elixir, endorsed by physi.
cians, and more extensively used as a
remedy for the above class of disorders. as
well as for many others, than ainy medi0ine
of the age. A languid circulation, a torpid
state of the liver, a want of vital stamina, are
conditions peculiarly favorable to malarial
diseases. They are, however, surely reme
dded by the great Preventive, which, by .hn,
vigorating the system and endowing it with
regularity as wall as vigor, provides it with
a reaistanat powet which enables It to with
stand disorders not only of 16 salarial type
but a host of othtors to whl4h feeble and; Ill
regulated systems &re subject.. The. Blitters
are a saf.' as well as ,.seqrehIng eradtcant,
and have widely stipersedejl Ihat dagerous
itnoeainn nqtkm'a -
*
ND 1 eb 25.-Tho Cortes'
P4O1e at 4nnat of the Tinses and
Da T gn2kW grOe.s that the full
te ;of 1tenty of San Siean ess
-e i ef :4 striin0: 0nti R%jFh"in Ie
ig ihe .. The rTinie&' coC repo1ldOnAt
my: Thero is nio. difference of opin
toj~ lor t t o,real mteanitig Iif the
en . tno t sin pre(poitter~
unce, but-RUssin rule in Eufropean
urkey.
.The Legbihture twjourned last Fri.
Yd ec ic'kWt mi'e).eatcehers a nid&1
fM)6y '.eiLWs twon nil tisliat.ive of
,.-Utt OWN WORDS.
T I.T-ODnE. MD.,' Feb. 1M. 1877.
Mr. I1 A 1 STivxINs-. - Dear Sir: Sipqe
several years I have got a sore and very ptin
ful foot. I had Somne physicians, hut they
CeU1i.t. cure ine. 'ow I. have heard of your
Vegeine firn n bndy who wais sick lor a
time, niid becanre all well from ytur Vege
tine, and-j.went and% boigil me one bottle,
and Pfier f had used one bttle. (lie
pilin left 'ie, afr, it began tu ieai, and ihen
I %lQughl On'e othei-bottle, and 8o I take it
yet. 1-hank God l*or this reniedy aid your
s0f, wt iswhing every sufferer may pay at
tenti.on to it. It is a blessirg for healii.
Mrs. C. KRADY, 638 West Baltinore-st.
VEVETINE
SAFE .A NV D U I X
Mr. 11UIt. I T - yoir Vegetine
4a recontidad to nie..nnd yielding to the
peroun8ifasS of a trient. 1 cousentied ti try it.
.At the linie I was sulffteing trom general de
bility and nervouts-p1*0 1,a0olt, sipeiitinced
by qverwuirk and ir.regbiiair habits. Its won
derlul strengthening and curative popeti ies
seemed to 30alecl my debilltated syvtiem ftroi
the firot dose; and under its persi.A-ent use I
rapid y recovered, gainig more than usial
health and good feeling. Saace then I haive
not hesitated to give Vvgweine ny most unl
qualified indorseient, its being I safe, sure.
and powertul agent in) proiotng heath anild
rtsworing the wasted sytien to new li0 and
energy. ' Vtgetine is a he only mnetdicine I
use: and as long as I live I never expect to
fiud a bet.ter. YouIs 1rua1y, W. 11. CLAR-K.
120 Monterey-st., Alleghiany, 'enn.
T EG LT. NE
TilE BEST C IN G ED ICIN E.
CnAltLESTowN.
II. Rt. STE'VENs-lCilen r Sr: 'ibhis is to Ceat ify
that I have ne3~ied you .-aUIlotod 1'repsu-iai 13"'
in may fanmily for several yeias, airit thtiak
hait for Scrofutla or Cak r.ung lluuisors or
Rhietn mat ic atiect ions it cana.ot be excelled;
antd as a blood puoritier and spring ryedic.ine
it is the~ br?yt athing I have~ ever used, and I
loave used nhltiost everything. 1 caLu ch eer
fully reconmnmnd it to anay one in neced of sucth
a igedicine. Youars respectfully,.
Mrs. A. A. D1Ns.iloRE, 19 b.russell Strecet.
V E4ar 'TIN E.
W11AT' l8 N E ELED. *
BosTox, Web. 183. 181,.
IT. 1R. Snva.:s-Dsar* s5ir: A bout one year
sinace I o toomiiyaelf in a feeble couttitiao:a
rosa geneI.rali debility. V eget inc was sa tng
ly recommnenided to( rue by aL frienad who hadt
beeni utch benefit te b( y its use. I procured
th c art iee, and, altter using. .several bottles,
wasB irstored to heath, iarnd discotin aued its
usBe. 1 f*eel quite condi. t that. a here is no
aiedicjne supiorl-i a o it ior t hoses coaaphaiints
for whichi it is especia::ly preparied,,attut wu,ai.
chleerll y recoItuintid it au -ho who k-eel tmt
heyti.t-td sinaet.h ing ato 'estore I he.n to per.
I C eat Itnib. lOes pectr ) 11113 il.S
U. L. Pahrra;xoa, ti- m or S. .
Pet tengili a. Co., No, 10 Sortie i.. Bost.
VI$A E'el NE,
'ALL HAVE OBT1AINED RELIElF
SOUTiI IhaEtCK, Mie., Jant. l7, 1872.
II. R. STI-VENS--Deaar S-ir: I hatyc }i .lys
p.epsia jat its worst form, for fte la&at ten
yea.rs, anad hiave atkent haun'Ireds o lo! I ars'
worithab f mtedicitcs withaout obtaining aniy
relief. .In 8.eptenabet: lart I cothmneniced tatk
I ng the Wz'get ine. sinmce wvhich time11 my hieahh I
ha's steatduy imnprovtsd. - My. boil digests
wvell, anid I ItaLve gained fit teen pounds of
flesh4 . 'f heroe,are several ot hers in this plhice
taiking Vegetlne, and all halvo obtained relief
Vpurs truly; Tuiost. E. AJOoREi,
Overseer Card Room, P'ortsmnouthi Co's Mills.
Vlegetine
1Pra.par ed by
'H. R. ST EVENS8. Boston Mags.
VEGETINE is Sold .by All Druggists.
mat 28. 1878 29 4
Keowee Lodg'e, No. 79. A. F. M.
Tl lEGUrLAR MONTrrx LY MET-.
NOOF K 10W EE Li D1G I, No. 79,
A .F.-. M.-. will take place on
8IATUNIDAY ON Oft nEil'oRE TIlE FI!LL MOON
4N IEacI MOn4Tu TIhe atipndance of' all tIhe
memubers is earniestly reqieste'd.
1t. A. CiLD,. W. M.
WV. Q, FMLn, Secretatry.
CENTRAL, P1CKXN8 COUNTY 80. CA.
C1apt. R. L. LEWIS, Principal.
'JH ERLE Boys and Girls are taughti Spel
lYing, Rending, arid pra;tieail Aridh.
mneto befor.e they are advan ced .into theo
Sciences.
- Instruction thorough2.discipline strict,
tuitiona loiw.
.First term of' four months commences 4th~
of March, 1878
Pupils received at any time, on paying
from1lime of entry. No redtation of' tuition,
except in cases of siokness of over otte. week
TUITION PER SEssION 01 VoUR agONTHIs.
Primary Bra'nches, $4 (og
iternmediaite hlranchies, 6 00
-A dvanced Brad6hes, S 00
For furthter informnaion, anddress PRtN.
CIPA 1,.
march 7, 1878 - 26 4
To All WVhossa Th1ese I rem
enmts MYay Concerna.
A LL, person indebted in the Clerk's OMoc.
orRcdig.must. COtme anid pay for,
their D)EE~DS and take them' out of the
offie. Astrtet date no Dteds or other
Papers wt eecordeo4, unless the feesj
~rPaid in Adtagoe.
L4 IS e.. p
* .
.f~IF T-11,t
P 0Z
STATE OF 80UTI 'CAROL1IA,:,z
Columrbisg,jstrea .18L6,
.Wheres, aparl$ of arrd men did on the
iof I arch, rescue i: ptioners,
Pitens jtil by f9rce and violence, a1i i.
at grave offene6 h as h ereby beek 4o
ted agailnst ile laws of t!A State.
Now', thorefroe, I. WAa H HAMPraa, eW
ertor of the Statc of SouthCaIrolina, in .order
that juelice nay be done and the 14ua ty or
law vidicate, dol hereby offer a rewilr-4.
.NE HUNVD1IID DOLLARS for ise ap
hetisIon. aind delivery In nny b '4
of 11h0 said person orp-oato eugaged- i ithipor
ontrage... - . .
In testimony whereof I have Iseren tjny
(- han-I amd caa4~ed t4 U:%e;tI.'&jtl of
tLX. ihe State to he affixedi,.a cqu hn ao*
I Iiis 14tlh day of .\larl . miti
iud in th.q, one, hundie(I and. seon4i pv,
the Independence or the Uniiflitsgep
Auierioa.
WAD ItAM.'P'HN GoV 1) u
By the Gk)einor.
R1. M. Stats.
mar 28, 1878, 29 -3
is . CAREW
Has removed to EATON A TKJN' I '4
stand near the Depol. .Central, 8. C.,it4.;
itIg a SMAJ.L B t1ltNW ON-IJARa iSt VM,1f
yoy owe me any thing,. gome and ae ?
I Ow. You, I will twe you. sowe otherthb
-R- M. CASE
mar 28,1878 - 29 4
NOTWE' OF FINAL1 SETTLEMENT.
Notice-is hereby given, that. I will :an
ply to W. 0. Field, l'robat Judge tor -PiAk..
cns County, to nanke i Final 8ettlene"t.of
tim Esiate of .1. C. Eaton, deceasad. o'n tha
23d A pril, 1878, and as to be discharged as
Ad u jlinitaor.
L. ROSS E \TON, Admi'r
mar 21, 1878 28 , . 5
NQTICE TO ClM)I1TO113 ANWD DETITORS
AIt persots baiing deimnids agiuns1;0ie
Esmaie of .1. C. Eaton. decestsed,.w ill present.
thiem properly proved; siad. those indiebted '
wviU muake patyment to the undersuigned by
the 23d d:ay ot' Aprit nhext
lA R.OS$ EA TON, Adm'r.
m.w 21, 1878 28 56
pTotice U. S Internal Reven
- . Special Taixes,
UT NIER the Ret- Stt ~atIes oft the United
States, Secsions 323., 3.237, &338,astd
3239, every3 persot enaged. ini anty Buine if.1k
avocair ion, or eiployuanent, w hich 'ryndt ra
him hiabhle to a sapuhial t -ix, is reglij.d .o
ps-ocrici nrri phaice nndc keep c.ms, 'ul --.
i n hi is sih ishin cu t -o- pbic' 'of sinaas
STA~NIt .\lP ehnsng lie payme'.nt of stid sp&dial
tax for t he specuml taix yeamr bdgiunnhag NIsay
1- 1878. Seetiotn 3241. Revise? Statmutqs,
desMignateUs who afe. liable so speciaul sar,n.e
aibuve. Se'vere penaltie- are prescribed for
noni comtpliance w th- the faoe ig require
menuts. or for* Cotinintg itn bu)inelss afteur
A pril 30 1878. wit hsuat paiyfr tnt of tax.
A pp'icst ion shhluldi be rundee to I,E. M.
IR.' Y TON, ('ollect or of I nt ernal Re .venue.
at Columbia. S. C.
mar 21, -1878 28 4
THE UEUALLED JAS, LEFFEL 0DtUBLE
SHAFTiNG, !ULLRYS,AND BANGR
ADss o~luion.T
1N O~TO is hereby given thiti. the Firm of
HUGENS & IIOLT has this dsay been
dissolved by mutuasl consent, 6y TI. A. hludg.
ens i.elling huis lunter'est t o A. WV. HlUDGEN .
All persons irslehted to the old firm, cani
stave cost by ensal<iig imamedisate psayment to
I1O1.'& Il UDOEN8, who are authori3sed to
sett le up the business of Ifudgens & Bolt
T. A. IlUDGENS,
0. 8. BOLT.
Easley, S. C., Feb- 1st, 1878.
T IE tundersignmed have this dny eatered:
.L into COPALRTN ElLStP, for the purpose,
of General M?erchssalize. tinder the name and1
style o? BJOLT & I1U00OENS. InI solcitnWg a
shoste of pntblic patronage. we trust, by a
-lose aittentistt to b)usiness, and ar.ffering
none to utnders,lI is, to mserir. e esteem and
confidlence so liberaimy best owe[ upon the pid
firm, iad respect fully sk 1h a pt:ilio ta.o n
tad exammine our Stock of Generaul Meroban-.
We woul also caH) the at4en ion the '
public to the following 8T A NAL).4R FI TI
Ll.lE1(N, which we sell at this place an&, a
Liberty:
TIlE CAIROLINA FERTILIZFg;
T.HIE EU1T AI WFE RTILlZER;
TIlE BRADLEY SUPERPIIO$PHATE
TilE PALMETTO ACID;
IHE WILCOXk 01BBE"MANIPULATE
GUANo.
-AYo
TilE ATLANTIC PHILSPHIATE.
0. 8. BOLT,
A. WV. H UDGQENS&
Easley. S. 0., Feb 1, 1878 224 -
tiade any dlay In Puts anid CALLS. Invesk~
icoordinig to your means. $10, $50 or $100'
ti toecx P'ifivtLRoRs, has brottght aag
ortune to the earetnl investor. 1We e4
vlien and how to operate safely. Bo.
uil information sent, free. A t~pord~,' b1 -
usil.and telegraph to mx 4
Baskys8j.~ andBrkes13,
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