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HELENA AND

Coaches leave Helena every morning, Sundays.
excepted, } at O'Clock, a. M.
Leave Bozeman every morning, Sundays except
cd y at4 O'Clock, "a. IN.
Passengers and freight carried at moderate rates.
OFFICES:
HELENA-Davis & Wallace's, Main Street.
BozEMAN-Willson Il Rich's, cor. Main and Boze-
man Streets.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

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John Gallager, James Hornbuckle1
and Samuel Marshall
VS..
William Basey, James McCabe,
j. V. Stafford, w. Warner, o.
C. Warner, S. Glen and 7.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-30

Coaches leave Helena Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at O'Clock a. IN.
Leave Diamond City Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, at O'Clock, a. m.
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MANHOOD:

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cured without the dangerous use of Internal
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pointing out mode Of cure at once simple,
certain, and offectuaI, by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be. may cure himself cheaply, privately,
and radically. ',li Hl''
This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, TO any
address, post paid, on receipt of six cents or
two post stamps. r. ..e
Address the Publishers,
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Oct Ia 1y
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''Corne."

Our County is attracting the at
tentiou of many of the good citizens
OF the lower counties of this State,
and many of them have already
como up and cast their lots with us.
They ARE delighted and say that no
considerations would induce them to
return. There is room for many
fIiOTo, and We cay to them "Come.''
We want you to assist us in building
up and beautitying this wonderful
section of country-unsurpassed by
any in America. A cordial welcome
by the sturdy Mountaineers OF this
section, awaits all good citizens from
any section, who are desrous of be.
colningG identified with us. Again
we say "Come."
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Communications

Mr.. Editor: AS tho friends of vocal
music in our County, propose to res
vive the County Musical Convention,
we ask you to allow us place in
your very valuable paper to explain
to all, tho plan or programme pre-
pared. 1t is that all tho irionds of
tho cause meot at the Court House
on Friday, betore tho second Sabbath
in November, prox., at 10 O'Clock, a.
M, for the purpose of reviving tho
County Musical Convention, which
onco existed and operated in tho
county, but suspended when it's ap-
pointment was to convene at the
Court House. Cause of suspension,
very inclomont weather on the ap>
pointed timo.
1t is proposed that each singing
school, singing society; Sabbath school,
subordinate Grange and church Or
ganization in tho county send throo
male and three female delegates with
certificate Of their appointment to
the convention; that all ministers of
the gospel of evOry denomination,
professors, teachers, and .loadcrs in
music, S. S. Superintendents and
Masters of Oranges be entitled to all
the privileges of tho convention.
There is nothing so charming, 80
delightful and enchanting to the ear
of nan as music, sweet delightful mu.
sic. Let us
Praise God from whom all blessings flow.
Praise him all creatures here below.
How? by singing his praise with the
spirit and with tho understanding
which is onn of tho delightful parts of
worship. Prof. T. w. Tolleson is
resree tfully requested to dolivor an
Introductory address at 1890 a. IN.
Will he please take heed and govern
himself accordingly, and greatly
obligo many friends.
Come all who love to sing Gods prise,
Who hope to sing in endless days,
And let us join in this convention,
To revive it from suspension.
Each organization sending dele~
gates, will please send up q contribu>
ton to defray the expense ofprinting
our minutes. Respectfully,
w. G. FIELD,
Former Secretary.
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PICKENsvILLE, Oct. 18th, 1875.
Mr.. Editor: AT q meeting of the
citizens of this and surrounding coun-
try, for the purpose of organizing n
Subordinate Grange at this place,
thirty-six members wore enrolled,
when Deputy Lecturer ] Perry Glenn
proceeded to an organization, with
the following officers elect:
Il. w. RUSSELL, Mastor;
LABAN MAULDIN, Oversocr;
b. A. RUSSELL, Lecturer;
J. B. GRIFFIN, Stewart;
q. w. MCCLANAHAN, Ast. Stewart;
Rev. JACOB PICKLE, Chaplain;
STEPHEN Il. WATSON, Treasurer;
DR.. l.. G. NEAL, Secretary;
]. II. Q. DURHAM, Cato Keepor
Mrs. N. A. RUSSELL, C6-ec;
Miss S, A. OATS, Pomona;
Miss ALICE Il. MCKINNEY, Flora;
Mrs. l.. @. NEAL, Lady Assistant
Stewart.
After which the following rcsolu>
ticDs were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this Grange be
known and recognized as Pickons-
vile Grange, No.
ReSolved, That the PIcKENs SEN.
TINEL be requested to publish tho pro,
cccdings of this meeting.
L. 9. NEAL, Sec'ry.
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Twelvo Mile River Baptist Assooiation

Twelve Nile River Baptist Association.
This Association convened at
Cathey's Creek Church, in Transylva,
MIA County N. c., on Friday before
the End Sunday in this month. The
introductory sermon was preached
by Rev. w. B. Singleton, of this
County. The Association was called
to order by Rev. Thos. Looper, for
mer Model ator. TIE churches, com.
posing the association, were nearly
all represented. Rev. w. B. Single
ton was elected Moderator and Rev.
I. w. Tolleson Clerk. After O three
days harmonious meeting, during
which time much business relating
to the church was transacted, the AS
Sociation adjourned, to meet at Se-
coma Church, one mile from this
place, on Friday before the End Sun
day in October, 1876.
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Advertisfng Rates.

Advertisements inserted at the rate of 81 90
Pes square, Of 10y nine lines, on LESS, for the
arsa insertion, and go cents for each subse-
Qaent inseI .ion.
Contracts made for THREE, SIX or TWELVE
uenths, on favorable terms.
Advertisements not having the number of
iheertions msrked on them, will be published
until forbid and charged accordingly.
These terms are so simple any child may
understand them. Nine lines is square,
one inch. In every instance we charge by
tho space occupied, as eight or ten lines can
DO made to occupy four or Eve squares, as the
advertiser may wish, and is charged by the
space.
RES~ Advertisers will please state the num-
ber of squares they wish their advertisements
make.
DGS~ Business men who advertise TO be
benefited, will bear in mind that the
SENTINEL has large and increasing cir
culation, and is taken by the very class of
persons whose trade they desire.
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cally change the permanent ofgani-,
zatiop ofparties. We are but ID the
beginning OF q new era of Americail
politics. Webave ipaugurated, aud
only inaugureted, the fight of Tie op.
pressed niasses, of the tax payers,
against the privileged classes that
are represented by National Banke,
gold bearing bouds and gold gam,
,blers.T Cincinnati Enquirer, Dem. >
J&4S N \ 4 - IL <>>-ff - e ] g,ttss
r. The ONO EbEoRIoN.--The election
in Ohio has gone to the devil ahdira
dicalism, and this last institution will
DO sharply revived. 1t is not any-
thing to the credit of the Radicals
that it is so, as it is duo only TO the
folly of the Democracy. Had tho
Democracy made o square fight
against Republicanism and it's infamies
instead of setting up howl for moro
currency, the majority of last year
would no doubt have been largely in
creased. 1t will be dearly bought
victory to the Radicals, we bope, as it
will suggest to the Democracy the
propr!ety of presenting solid front
in all future elections between this
and the Presidential election. Green
vile Nows.
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The matter in issue between Mr..
w. ii. Gardner, ex.Treasurer, and
Sumter County was referred by
agreement a few days ago to three
citizens-Messrs. j. B. Roach, a.
White and Henry w. Gardner-to
determine upon, with the understand
ing their finding should be accepted
as final. They rendert d verdict on
Monday against the ex Treasurer for
$500 and interest for moneys un-
lawfully paid himself upon vouchers
put into his hands no cash.
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Greenville Fair.

The Greenville Fair commences to
day, and will continue until Friday
evening. The SENTINEL will have an
intelligent reporter on tho grounds
who will lay before our readers next
week all the prominent features Of
the Fair. We hopo Piokens will be
we'll represented.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Copart-
IN nership heretofore existing between o.
II. C. SMITH s. CO., as Cigar Manufacturers,
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by Mr.. IL. PECH>
NER.
o. II. O. SMITH g. co.
Oct 81, 1875 8
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Rev. Mr.. Morton, a Baptist minister
of our county, says the Koowco Cou>
rier, died near Walhalla on Saturday
night, the 9th instant.
MIR. Morton was pastor of Secona
Baptist Church near this place for the
last two years, and was held in very
high esteem by the members of the
same.
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PICKENs @. H., S. G.
Thursday. October @1, 1875.
Compromised.

A compromise between tho Demo-
cratic and Republican parties of Miss
isBippi has been effected, by which
peace at the polls, protection to every
voter and fair election is to be SO.
cured.
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FINAL sETTLEMENT.
Oct 2l, 1876

A PPLICATION will be made TO /. H..
IA Philpot, Judge Of Probate, for Pick
ems County, on Saturday, the goth day of
November next, for leave 10 make Final
Settlement of the Estate of Abraham Burdine,
deceased, and be discharged as Administrators
Of said Estate.
j. t. ANTHONY, Admir-.
oct 81, 1875 8 4
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Earle, Wells & Taylor,
Attorneys end Counsellors at I,au

Attorneys end Councillors at Law
Having established an office at Pickens @.
H., S. c., will attend promptly to all business
left with G.. w. Taylor who may be always
found at their office at Pickcns G. H., s. G.
One of tho senior partners will always be
present at the Courts TO assist with the busi-
ness.
w. f. EARLE,
G.. G. WELLS, G. w. TAYLOR.
ureenVillc' y, Z. Pickens, s. C.
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CHATTANooaA, Oct. 14.-The two
negroes who killed Sam. Garner, of
Murray county, Georgia, few days
ago, wero taken from tho guard at
Spring Place by party Of disguised
mon last night and hung. "
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The election in Illinois was carried
by the Republicans, by their usual
majority. Nebraska has also been
carried by that party.
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Rov. ]. G. Hiden, pastor of the
Greenvillo Baptist Church, has for
mally assumed editorial management
OF the SUNDAY Department" of tho
Greonville Daily Ncws.
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CoTToN BURNEp.-We loarn, says
the Greenvillc Eows, from reliable in
formation, that on Tuesday, train
on the Air Line Railroad, freighted
with cotton shipped from Central,
caught fro between this place and
Spartanburg, and one hundred and
two bales wero totally consumed. aige
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Notice /!
Courty Commissioners Office, ,
lickcns Court House. 4 q

TIcKens Court House, 8. c.
Inc annual meeting Of The Board Of
oomnty Commissioners of Pickens county
" VIII be held on TUESDAY, the second day OF
November, 1875. Wy 70
an persons who have any manner of claims
whatever against the county mndc nrerinn. ,S
the first Of Noxember, 1864, and have nor
registered The same in obedience to tho Pre-
sentiment of the Grand Jury and tho Order
oi the Court thereon and all persons holdino
DIS accounts or demands Of any kind against
tho county, which have not been before pre.
senled to the County Commissioners at special
meetings heid since Inc first of November
lo't, &c are required to dedosit the same with
the Clerk of the Board on or before the a..
day of November next, ON pnin of bain%
forever thcrerfler barred. "S
by Order of the Board.
..1, g. L. HOLLINGsWORTH
hoo ~ G.. B. C.. PC
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF pICKHNs.
In the Probate Court.
Mary O'Dell, Administrators, and J P.rrv
Cooper, administrator, Plaintiffs.

AiS "a " DellI hulnlnlStrafriX, and j Perry
cooper, administrators, Plaintiffs.
vs.
Margaret NJ Looper, James A O'Den, Fred.
@ rlSR 0'Del' Nancy O'Dell, Julius P
ODell Lawrence F. O'DeIl. A NJ Nal
Elias Mauldin, Andrew q Wyatt and
Abncr Mulinax, Defendants.
by virtue OF an order in the above entitled
case, all persons holding claims against The
estate of Calvin ODell deceased, are hereby
notihed that they are required TO prove them
with the date and rank Of each, before me on
OF before the first day of December, 1875, or
Ge Ee forever thereafter debarrcd from all bene-
fiji or advantage under the decree To- he rsS.
de:ed herein
l. II. PHILPOT,
noo o1 Probate Judge.
October z, 1875.
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Hon. Robert Toombs mado q finan,
cial speech at Warrcnton, Georgia,
on the 9TH instant, in which ho do,
clarcd emphatically for hard money.
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!, I BAsnEY, 81 c., Oct. 10th, 1870
pr. Ed0or: Plea give publiclty
to the sol,owing anneancemeas; Tho
fourth qaartorly Conferencc for
Pickshs Circuit will be held ha Daons-
yills Church, embracing the 1th Sun
day in October. / make this an>
nouncement, because some are under
the impression that it embraces the
4th Sunday. Fraternally,
jill ..l 70, SFQ6kssstAN.
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SALE.

DY order of. II. Philpot, Judge of Probate,
I'D for Pickens County, will sell to the
highest bidder. at Piokens G. H., s. c., on
saleday in November next, the following
property, belonging to the Estate of j. NJ.
McFall, deceased, to wit:
One BAY MARE;
One Cow and Calf;
One Heifer;
One One-Horse Wagon and Harness.
TERMS-On o credit of six months, with
note and approved security, and interest at
the rate of ten per cent.
w. T. MCCALL, Admir-.
Oct Ii
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M Y IA q ri RAA%

MARRIED, on the 18th Instantly Rev. j.
9. STocKMAN, MIR. F. A. LEWIS, of Seneca
City, 8; c., to Miss MATTE NJ. ERWIN, of
Brevard, N. q.
On the 7th instant by tho same, at the re-
sidcnce Of the brides father, Mr. LARKIS
HUoHs, Mr. JAMES CLAYTON and Miss
CHARLOTTE HUGHES-both of Pickens
County.
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Judge Reed is holding Court at An
dOrson this week.
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A NEW IssuE.

The Democratic ticket was aseailed
and the platform upon which it. was
nominated bitterly opposed by the
organs of the so~cailed Democracy of
New York. They urgently called
upon the people to beat our nominees
and to elect our Republican oppo-
nents. That it had some influence
on the result is beyond question.
There are thousands of Democrats in
Ohio who formerly lived in New
York and who keep up connection.
with their old homes through the
medium of New York papers. We
thus lost very considerably through
this Eastern interference in our poll
tics. But this was not all. The
wealthy Democrats of New York
contributed large sums in behalf of
Hayes and against the re election Of
Governor Allen. In the meantime
we had words of encouragement from
Republicans, such as Wendell Phil
lips, VIM. d. Kelly, Benjamin F.
Butlcr, Peter Cooper and others
This indicates that we have now a
new issue which is destined to rsdi,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23
THE UNFAIR.

When 4 young man is far, fur from
home amid gay company, such 4 tri-
He as his collar button flying of will
hurt him more than to break q leg.
When a Missouri man walked sew
enteen miles to sec i man hung, and
the prisoner was respited, the dis
custed traveller sat down in 4 fence
corner and hoarscly inquired if this
country was drifting back to basbar-
ism.
1t has been raining in the coun-
Try. A rustic lover writes: Dear
Mary Why i Kant Kun Rownd to
Mite yu no well Enufl' i amt Got no
Kanoo." He didn't conceal much Of
the soul Of 4 Leander under his vest
pattern. But its wrong ojudge him
too hastily. Perhaps he couldn't
swim.
''How is it," said i Main street wo-
man to her husband, that YOU can't
come home nights in some kind of
season? "You got me into the way
Of it" was his gentle rctort. Before
we married you used to throw your
arms about my neck at three o'clock
ard say, Don't so, darling, it is ear
ly yeti but now if | happen to stay
out till two, it is terrible affair.
Now son." said doting Yankee
father, who was about taking his son
into business, "What shall be the
STYLE of the new FIRM" "Well, gov
erncr," said the one-and twenty youth
looking up into the heavens for an
answer, Il don't know; but suppose
We have it John H. samplin and IA
there" The old gentleman was struck
by the originality Of the idea, but
could adopt it.
Bailey says man is harder than
u woman, except in his hands
When she sees him take his coat
tail to hold a stove litter, she pushes
him away in disgust, and takes the
hot object in her bare hand without
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Garibaldi's Wife.

The death of the wife OF Garibaldi
rcvivcs the recollection Of his Singu-
lar matrimonial experience. His
first wife, Aneta, who was the moth
or of Mcnotti Ricciotti, and Teresa,
was a South American, who accom-
panied him in all his campaigns and
died in his arms during the retreat
from Rome in 1S49. After his ex-
plots in the Valtclline, in 1859,
the parents Of q Signorina Raimondi,
an Italian woman Of beauty and
rank, endcavorcd to show their en-
thusiasm for Garibaldi by urging
their daughter to marry him. She
could not refuse, but on their we'd
ding day and just after the ceremony
was over she threw herself upon his
generosity and told him she had 4
lover. The sinnple-mindcd old sol
der was astounded to find that the
woman did not love him. Heprompt-
ly separated from her, and they new
or met again. The woman who has
Just died, and who was his wife only
by courtesy, was 4 peasant woman,
who took the utmost careof him, and
whose simple devotion has made his
oldage peaceful and happy. She was
the mother of several children, and
though the nature Of her connection
with the General was universally
known she was treated by all hisvis-
itors with the respect which her f
deity deserved.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23

Vanderbilt was born on Staten
Island, aud when boy was tall,
daring, athletic lad. When quite
young he earned six hundred dollars
by putting a crew on board 4 vessels
in storm. He owed his start in
life to a daring feat. At the risk OF
his life he rowed y man to the Bat
terry, the man lying fiat on the bot
tom of the skif.. That mans father
wanted fearless man to run an OPP
position steamboat. Vanderbilt was
hired, and there his caccer began,