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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1875-10-21
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WrrHoUr A PARABIR--The demands for
DR.. Bradfelds Female Regulator is hey ond
precedent in the annals OF popular remedies.
Orders come In 80 thick and fast that the
Proprietor has, heretofore been unable to fill
them all. Hcis happy so state that ARA nge.
ments are now complete by which he is pre-
pared to manufacture Female Regular on a
scale equal to the emergency, and the public
may feel assured that their wants may now be
supplied Physicians of high repute are using
this great remedy, in daily practice, all over
Georgia. Hereafter no woman need suffer
from suppressed, suspended or irregular men.
situation. This valuable medicine is prepared
by l. II. Bradfeld, Druggist, Atlanta, Ra.,
and sold at $l.5O per bottle by respectable
druggest throughout Americn
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Hearty, Blooming Widow.
MARIETTA. Ga. March Q.

MANIETTA, Ca, MARCH ., 1870.
MeS1s. Bradfeid & Co.--Gentlemen: - You
will please ship us another supply of your
invaluable FEMALE REGULATOR, and forward
bill by mail We are happy to state that this
remedy gives better satisfaction than any ar
ticle VIC sell. We have been selling it since
1868, and witnessed many remarkable cures
by it. Among others, there was lady friend
of ours who was sallow and sickly until she
was twcnty.six years old, when she was mar.
riod. Her husband lived two years and died.
She continued in bad health in fact, she has
never been whata woman ought to be. A
few months after the death of her husband,
she saw your advertisement, and came to our
store and bought bottle of your Regulator.
Oct 81 6
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NOTICE.

take this method of informing my friends
that 1 will be found in my offios o. sssh
SATURDAY, for the purpose Of transaotinR
any business that comes under my jRrisdiO.
tion.
AS my duties as School Commissioner win
compel me to be absent in different parts Of
the county, make this special appointment
for the benefit Of all concerned.
II. A. BOWEN,
no26.1y Scool Commits sioner
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AN OUTFIT FREE.

WTE want some ono in every county to
wv take orders and deliver goods for the
old and original G. o. II. House. Large cash
wages. Splendid chance in every neighbor-
hood for the right person Of either sex, young
or old. Samples, free and post paid. Send
for IL at once and make money at your homes
Address, III. y. HALL s. co. ,6N. Howard
Street, Basimore, Nd
Oct 81, 1875 8 3m
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SPREADING OUT.-Mr. Z. II. Grif
fin has been forced to procure anoth~
er'house besides the one he now oc,
cupies, TO storo his large and varied
stock of goods. His grocery departs
mont will be found in the store op
posite the Court House, where you
can be accommodated on short notice
and at short prices. w. I. McFall
and w. a. Lesley & Son, have their
stores chock full of new and elegant
goods, and will be pleased to see
their many friends and customers at
all times, and guarantee entire salts
faction. These three 90 ahead
housees never fail to keep the
public fully posted through the col>
umns of the SENTINLL, and when you
come to town do not fail to call on
them.
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The time of year in which the
shooting of partridges is prohibited
by law, expired on the 18th instant.
Good sport ahead for the boys until
the law again takes effect next year.
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We learn that the Mt. Tabor
Grange is an active working body,
and is in O fourishing condition.
They meet ION ESaturdy before the
second Sunday in each month.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
Of meeting in our town this week,
Mr.. H. @ Marck, ono of the largest
and most successful merchants Of
Greenvillc. Look out for his adver
tisement in the SENTINEL in q short.
time.
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED
N FROM Courts OF diaerens States for dc.
serton, sc. No publicity required. No
charge until divorce granted, Address,
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
10 6m l04 Broadway, N. Y.
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The SENTINEL office was screnaded
on Tuesday evening last by sour
Child" who discoursed charming
music on q iews-barp.
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Our usually peaceable and quiet
town has been somewhat disturbed
on several occasions recently, by
parties who have been too intimate
with "John Barlcycorn." He is a
dangerous old gentleman, and his
company, should be shunned entirely.
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REMEDY FOR DIPHrHER1A.-Dr.
Tolleson has banded us for publica- =
ton, the following remedy for diph-
iberia, which he informs us, if,ap-
piled i'll time, is lmosts.infallible:
Take one tablespoonful ofpulverized
charcoal and the same of fresh milk,
let them stand half hour, then add
teaspoonfnl OF spirits turpentine
and gill of new mill-mix well
and wash the threat we'll internally
with the mixture, and apply cloth
wet wi h the same externally
Cleanse the stomache and bewels
first"
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The Rev. Mr.. MoLees, OF the Pres.
byterian Church, and the Rev. Mr.
Stockman, of the Methodist Church,
will commence a three days meeting
at this place on tomorrow week,
Friday, the 29th inst.
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The oung man a. Easlcy Station,
whom @a repotted last week as be,
ing deaigone Of trying inatrimony, is,
we are Informed, trying to "Bolt" the
subject.
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NOTICE.!

We have received our
Eranl nnd Winter Goods.
and are prepared to,sell goods at low figures.
We have on hand two oar loads Of Salt and
two car loads of Bagglng and Ties, which
we propose to sell al GFeenyille prices. q 4
Highest cash price paid fof Cotton. 3 81
Wrapping Paper at Wholesale Prices.
no3lf r. l.. H0LCOMBE g. SON.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

We have had several killing frosts
in the last week.
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'Geclntlle;nnen's
EMPORIUM OF FASHION,
GreelRvilHe, 8. G.

The undersigned beg leave to inform their
friends and the public generally, that they
intend opening en- the 1st of October, 1878,
in one of the new iron front buildings. second
door above the postofice, one of the lsreest
ana most complete stock Of READY MADE
GLOIhlNG IM and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS ever brougn. to this mertet
and as we intend purchasing our entire stock
with the cash, will be enabled to offer our
goods at very low prices
Call and see us before purchasing else
where, as it will be pleasure for us to show
our goods.
McMAHAN, MORGAN s. DAVIS.
I'm
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Cap Z. IL. Nash, we are informed,
has Sn appointed Depot Agent at
Ceg 4 Station. Those desiring to
6tton from that point can now
re ! ereceipts for the same. 1896
~ will carry a bale of cotton over
the&sir Line Railroad from that point
to Charleston.
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There are several parties who dc.
siIo to rent houses in this place, but
there are none empty. Would it not
pay,a handsome per cent to some one
WHO has the capital, if there be any
''sich," to erect houses for the pnr.
popose Of renting. We think so and
hope some enterprising citizen will
take hold and build several Of them.
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Bankrupt Sale.
IN RE. wM.. COUCH, BANKRUPT.

by virtue Of an order from the Distric
Court Of. the United Statos, sitting in Bank
rdptcy, will sell on salesday in November
next, at Pickens Court House, to the highest
bidder for cash, all the interest of the said
Bankrupt, the same being ONE FOURTH of
the WOLF CREEK FACTORY, and the
TRACT of LAND upon which the Factory is
situated; also, his interest in the PERSONAL
PROPERTY. as 4Nr
Sold at the risk Of tho former purchaser.
w. r. SUMATE, Assignee.
Oct II
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SDEAD.4zA Glittle daughter of our
fellow townsman, Mr.. John Lesley,
died on Tuesday Last.

Our appeal 70 our patrons in last
weeks issue bFoughtsome of them to
our assistance VIII many others
follow. their worthy oxaniple.
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DIED. I'VE regret to learn that
Mr.. Enoch Benson, who got his arm
dreadfully manglod in a cotton gin,
in the upper part of the county, died
on Thursday last, from second hem
morrage.
The above is clipped from the
Greenvillo News of the 10Th inst. and
we presume it has reference to Mr..
Enoch Benson of this county, whose
arm was 80 terribly lacerated in the
cotton gin of Capt. Berry, near Eas-
ley Station, a week or two ago, that
it had to be amputated. The News
reported the accident at the time,
and doubtless refers to the same MIR.
Benson in the above, but is mistaken
in the locality. We hope, however,
that our Mr.. Benson may not be the
man.
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~ Us
DEATH OF DIR. FiEtp.-7Dr. John
M. Field, prominent physician and
citizen of this county, died OF bilious
collie, at his residence, five OF six
miles east of this place, between four
and five o'clock on Sunday evening
last, the 1Tth instant. He was
member Of the Masonic fraternity,
and was bhrfied with the honors of
the institution by. thes Greepville
Lodge, (of which he was member),
and members Of this and Easley Sta
ticn Lodges, at the burial ground, on
the plantation of the late Gen. Eas-
leay, in this county, on Tuesday last,
at IL o'clock m. DR.. Field was
useful and influential citizen, and his
loss to the community can hardly be
estimated.
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BIRST GRAND EXPOSITION OF Trades.
~ mems Industrial Institute, Pittsburgh.
Pa, Opens Oct. Z, closes Nov g. Address a.
j. NELLIS, Pres. 4. IL,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
AsHrABULA.OOU1is,1T,YlI 1i,1,lI i, NEWS. VS.
ORWELL.

4
Ed Tel.-The voices of ofspnng" have
been here-sunshine, thunder, lightning !;
sunshine, shadow and shower, Yester-
terday. thunder in snow storm, and to-
day one of the most tedious days of the
season. Thus Winter is letting go his
hold. and who csresl Yet, notwithstand
ing the severity Of the weather, believe
all will acknowledge that such winters
are more desirable than the open ones we
frequently experience. With US great
deal more work has been done than last
winter. - =
The season, as such, has been very qui-
ct, but little having occurred to attract
attention. Last week, however, a man
styling himself Prof. Ray, made his sd-
vent among us as q lecturer on mesmer-
ism and psychology. He attracted some
attention. but finally, like many of his
class, was shown up in an unenviable
light by his remarks and home reputa-
ton, which began to reach here about |
the time of his departure. The most for |
chile doctrine that he laid down here is,
that man is fool TO be honest in these
days. If his home record as it reaches
US. is true, he practices what he breaches,
and is no better than his theory, for tits |
said that he has wife and family near
Youngstown, in very destitute condi- |
ton, and whose wants he enterely disre-
CARDS. Certain it is that his actions here.
and as they reach US from Rock Creek
where he now is-attest the truth of the /
reports. How long will people continue
TO run after such men, and give them a |
support Echo answers, how long?
The winter session of the school which |
closed a week ago. was very pleasant
one, though towards the close, the
mumps made lnrOAds upon US. The scar
let fever here, as elsewhere, is having |
something of run, though in a very |
mild form.
When the present instsllment of winter
ends, we expect to hear the voice of the
maker. So mote it be.
Orwell, March IS, 1875. HUI.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
KINGsVuLE.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church,
have lecture on the tapis. The pastor
Rev. D. L. Hickok,- proposes to give q
lecture entitled the "WIde, Deep Sea-" at
the church or the evening of Wednesday,
March "a, inst. Beside the literary treat
that may be expected from the lecture,
an additional attraction of music will be
thrown IN.
Our Band Boys are wide awake with
their dramatic entertainment to come of
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Mr.. NJ. L. Davis. who hss share of dra-
matte power about him will superintend
that department, while Prof Crowther,
conducts the musical feature of the affair.
To-day,-Monday- witnessed the rum
ming out of the ice from the creek, with
out damage. The fiats to some extent
were covered. Beniamin's bridge still
stands in all its pride and strength, blast
ing all our hopes and obscuring all our
visions of an iron bridge.
We notice that Mr.. Hollis Harmon
with his family. haYe moved into their
new quarters-the old ,Cauin Harmon
place.
Your humble servant, with doubtless q
few regiments more in this our great
country is finding himself down on Presi-
dent Grant, and If he feels bad about 1t,
we can't help it. The pocketing of that
bounty bill just euehaed Us ont ofa little
filthy lucre that year service in Ken
lucky, Tennessee, &C., would have Sc
cured Us. That class of soldiers is be-
lieVed to be the only one not reached by
legislation. The ellisting of this
class was in good faith, for three years,
but by reason of disability did not serve
two years. We hope to haYe a numerous
ancestry, continuous enough to meet the
proposed amount of 81 per month, when
the financial pressure may have let up -,
and warrant the passage and signing of
such porvlsion.
The Spring term of the High school
began on the 9Th inst The Board of Ex :
sminers did their work faithfully, and
though some of our boys and, girls were
disappointed, the rule is agoOd one, to
have high school second to none in
the county. ast,-..
The advantages OF being taught the
languages, bookkeeping, &c. free, is
feature of this, which no other school in
the county enjoys.
Mr.. Treat the principal has not for
week, been able TO take his place, and it
W as filed by Mr.. Fickinger of the N.
Klngsville school. Mr.. T. is again on
duty.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
A.ntahul. Common Pls...

Disposition OF causes since onralrst Is
sue a - =,
- STA Blnga vs. HOrss,ssmrsh -di-
voree granted.
Rebecca Williams VS.. Enos l. MiiiS q
al-decree for plaintiff.
CD. Anger VS.. E. R. Buringame e
al.-dscree Tor plaintiff.
Irvinv W. Knapp vs.. J. B. Graham q
al.-seitled.
Harriet Stevens VS.. Chauncy l st eYeni
divorce granted.
Geo w. Phetteplsee Va J. S Fuller ct
af-Jdet. for pltff.
The State vs. Levahl HilI-Grand Lar
ceny Trial /; defendant acquitted.
Charles B. Miner vs.. AwiIda B. Miner
divorce granted.
Peter Knapp VS.. Hiram Knapp ct al /.
decree for plaintiff.
Lauren c. Woodruff VS.. Albert Field
ct ai-judgment revived.
ChauneF W. AmidOnvs. Philo Blake
slee ct al.-settled. s
Sarah a. Dale VS.. MarYin W. Dale
jdgt. for plaintiff.
A w. Washburn VS.. BeIsey Webb
jdgt. for plaintiff.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
BOOK Notteeg,.
mDoor5 andOut.


The new candidate for popular favor
is upon our table, aud is a pretty as well
as valuable paper. 1t is large six
teen page monthly, illustrated with first
class engraYings, some full PACED, and
laden with choice reading matter from
some of the best authors o: the country,
including Pref Lang Casssll, Helen Bar
on Bostwick, Prof, R. T. Brown, for ma
ny years State, Geologlst of Indiana, etc.
The paper is devoted to stories, science,
natural history, house hold affairs, out
door affairs, Young and old folks, and
even department is. given for our
"Grand Parents in coarse type for very
aged people. In Door and Out is pub
lished at Indianapolis, Ind, at 10 cents a
number or 81, year. Geo. E. Blake
lee, well known for years as a success
full publisher of the Ohio Farmer, is Ed
itor and Proprietor. "a as -
The AMERICAN FAKM JoURNAL.--
Locke & Jones, proprietors published at
Toledo, is a handsome and well made up
1o page monthly, and desirable com
panion for every farmer-amateur or
practical. We can by special arrange
ment, with the publishers, supply it to
our readers, clubbed with the Telegraph,
or so cts. year. III .. a5.
Halls Journal of Health comes to US.
with some new attractions. Among these
we recognize serial story, by q former
denizen of Ashtsbula, and having
many Acquaintances here who would
read her pretty story with relish. It is
entitled "0ur Summer at Maplewood.
How it all Happened" by Cousin Kate.
The number for March promises well and
the Journal, as a whole, is full of Valua-
BILE and instructive matter. -
Harper's Mag. for April is already on
hand, and as well freighted as usual with
varied and well digested matter, and nu-
merous illustrations. The readers who
have followed Miss Thackeray's charm
ing serial-"Miss Angel" will turn with
special interest to the article by E. Ma
son on Angelica Kaufman, illustrated bY
some of that artists finest etchings.
The publishers-Moore & Quale, Of
Kalamazoo, Mich, have sent Us e copy of.
"THE GOVERNMENT OF ONO, its History
Resources and Jurisprudence" Also
brief outline of the Government of the
United States, for the use of colleges
high schools, Grammar schools, and gen
eral readers bound in cloth. Price u oO.
Primary edition of same work. Ior COM
mon schools; bound in cloth, 81
It work that all may read with
profit, but its chief excellence consists in
its perfect adaptation for use in our gra-
ded and union schools, as class book,
The knowledge our youth can thus ac-
quire during their ordinary course Of
pupllage. must prove Of great benefit to
them in after life, amidst the activities OF
business.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
PersOnaI.


Mrs. E. H. SMITH, with two children,
and Mrs. Ed. FIELD, with the same mum
Der, started for California on Tuesda,
last. If the style of weather that we are
"enjoylng" here is proporiio1sIly bad On
the plains Il will be an snpleasans feature
ofthe passage.
A copy of the San Francisco Bulletin,
from Mrs. DELLA A. GILL, informs US OF
the sailing of the Pacific mail steamer
COlimd for Panama. with the name Of
Miss e. L. REED among the passengers
on her way 10 N. York after two years
residence on the coast.
Miss CARRIE KING's health does not
improve SO as to encourage The nnder-
taking of the contemplated TIP to the
South.
Mr.. HENRY RICHMOND is suffering from
q severe return of the asthma, and is
mostly confined to the house.
The JUNIOR is recovering, and reason
able hopes are INDUCED that before many
days, hewifl be at his post again IN the
telegraph Office. Thanks to the faithful
and intelligent mInIstrations of our young
friend DR.. MARTIN tu8 -ial1'i
Among the families afflicted with the
scarlet fever, is that of L. s. Warner. of
Plymouth, out Of which has been taken
one child, and the second is at this wri-
ting in very precarious situation.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19

Friend Rssd-I seeit charged that the
Telegraph steals the thunder of the .NsaOs.
The thought occurred to me, that if this
was done to any considerable extent, the
Telegraph would haYe the advantage of
rejecting much of the brains and indus.
try-what ever that amounts to-of that
concern, as well as yours, which would go
far 10 account for the disadvantages
which the Nesos man, with SO much earn
es:ness. struggles against. In drawing,
however, fromithis fountain, you undoubt-
edly use due care and discrimination
against that kind Of news which weeks
since had lost its freshness. And I am
not little at loss TO know what use
you could make OF the political writings
of your contemporary. His hanging on
the ragged edge of doubt and Uncertain.
ty, is not adapted to the tastes of your
readers, and 1 should think by the time
you had riddled out the "nonsense," the
stale, and that of the political dummy
character, there would be hardly enough
left, even if all taken, to throw a man in
to fit OF Vapors, unless his stomach Is
out OF ordeEInf0,y ri JOIN sanTH:l'
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
From the Chicago Tribune.
Chicago Market.

The Chicago produce markets were very lrrega-
ON TusSday. Mess pork was quite active and &c
perSbrl higher, but closed l0e per on IoTsL nan
IN Monday at St910719.12B ior april. LArQ va
S IN ro5s-sts demand and weak. closingst s1S69S
- IN ina Dressed hogs were hrmer, ct 5000
5 so per 100 lbs. Flour WAS 9nles ana s.rong.
~ oSi<c FOR Marcn and 92 for April. Corn was ae-
tive and irreguiarly higher, closing at &C eaah.
and TRXc for May. Oats were quiet and armer,
last there was in store In the city S9q5,UiO bu
wheat Also 696 hu corr. 81, ,sl4 bu cat IL $50 bu
rye, and all ,S75 bu barley. Hogs were IN short
supply and and sold higher, most Of the trading
being done at SI.2017.75. Cattle and sheep were
uuief and without ouotable change
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19

SUSAN B. ANTHONY is lecturing IN Chi
cago. Why couldn't Susan be induced
in her trsnsitEast and West, TO stop of
ct Ashtabula and favor US with a lecturer
She would draw intensely. Her star has
been rising of late-since sitting efossWise
on Theodore's knee. Wetake 1t that our
citizens Asye the same itching desire to
see her that We are suffering under, and
would 60 Is far and pay as freely, to see
her, a. 9 kangaroo or giraffe. VIII not
some one who Is proof against tender and
glowing emotions, send for heri
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19

James Chsppell. who was alluded to
last week, as out of mental balance, be-
came so violent ss to be thought unsafe
to be ct large. he was, therefore, con-
fired at the Lookup and negotiation be-
gan for securing him place in the New
burg asylum. His oral exercises in his
oonAnement, were continuous day and
night. and wessnOt particularly crafty I
ing to the regular mig htIy patrons of the
Institution.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19

The old billiard room Rock Creek, has
been put to useful purpose, having been
by Mr.. Dc. Sperry, who has supplied it
with undertakers goods, and Is preparing,
with supply of burial cases, and a new
and becoming hearse. to meet the wants
Of the community in this line.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19

LACE CURTAINS, Black Alpacas, Black
Cashmeres and Black Silks are the new
goods this week at the Erie Store, line
of Black English Grapes that we will sell
at about half the usual price, also a new
lot of Bolbriggan Hose and linen hand
kerchiefs, ten pieces ofFemp Carpet full
yard wide, only 25 cts.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19

The campaign is open at Topky's
Hardwarestcre, andit win be seen that
he has booked himself for column Of
the Telegraph, which will be duly occu-
pied a. soon as he gets things iato full
working order. 70 e --e