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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15

r. IL. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions,
TRADEMARKS OR DESIGNS.

No 10 STATE ST, OPPOSITE KILN ST, BosroS
After extensive practice Of upwards Of thirty years.
continues % secure patents tn ile United stsies also n
Grrat Butsu France and other foreign countries. CaVu4is
Specifications, Assignments, and All Tape for raients,
ecued naha terms with dispatch. Researches made
20 d,eunue Che validity and utility Of Patents Of lnven-
tons and legal sud other advice rendered all
touching thc Copies Of the claims any patent
ni.Aei By RENTING dolar Assignments recorded 80
Washington.
40 AgeHy IN ne CHUsd Sfafsi Ioisfsss hyperion faetI
Jor o5faiHAg Pafaas 90 osceriaHiHg ne
paf7tabilify ~ tstoicHi.
Al necr.y of journey Washington secure pat
the usual great delay there here inventors
TEsrIMONIALs.
"I regard Mr Tiy Of The c1paiis and soc
fesg4l practitioners with Whom have had ufcia inter
course. CHARLES MASON, Com'r Of Patents"
q" have n0 hesitation In assuring INVENTOR that they
MOI employ man more coHpsfef and frasfWorfhV, and
mote cahroi putting their applications in form to secure
ONCE. luMUND BJlikt, late Ooinr OF Patents"
"Mr T. 10 Eddy has made for over THIRTY sirlica-
uon- tur Patents having been successful in almost every
cse. such unm-lkahle pruof of great talent and ability
ou his part Leads Co recommend All inventors 10 apil
20 Dim Co procure ther patents they De- ~ haN
nf he m'=t faithful attention bestowed ~ Their and
at very reasonable ghaiees. JOHN IAGGANt."
Boston, Januaiy ], lsih 1894
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15


BERLIN, W., July ~, ISIS.
Dr. ,. q. Sp1idHg, Sui bad the sciatoa in my back
hip and thigh. very bad indeed, and could hardly
walk or ride. had been troubled with It for years, and
tried many kinds Of uiments and pastes without any
material benefit applies, 90 yon December sh, ISIS, and
tried your sew ZEALAND RHEUMATIC PLASTER
AMI was cured In short time I have done more work
since than for years before close, thanking you FOR the
good you have rendered me- j.. NJ. COYELL.
BARRE, w., March p, 1876.
Dr. r. H. SpaldHg, Dear Siri-Feellng grateful to you
for the benefit you have rendered by your treatment
with the Sew Zealand Plaster wish to state your bene.
ut that You have cured Of rheumatism In my hands
shoulders and knees which swollen very badly indeed
and very advised with many of best pl scians
To- this and other places but they could give no encour-
agcment. But saw You here one day In January, aud
You said you could cure did believe you could
but concluded to Try, and In about week began 10
gain hope those who suffering will avail themselves
Of your treatment Respectfully yours, JOHN FAME.
Hours Of Attendance at Ofioe-from A. NJ. 10
~, NJ, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. REMEMBER
TIE TIME.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15
Ladies' and Chi|dTGl'S FuTS!

Call and see how far little money will CO. at
the Blue Store.
sABIS MORRISON
Barre, W., November I. ls76. Gas
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-15
III. DEAyITT. ATroRNE AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,


We onr Tor sale the farm belonging to the estate OF john
Gibbs situated az Lower Cabot village containing nearly
INV more. d Ilnl wood .Iln nlIINnlln. lIIn..
, 1876-10-21

In a cartoon In its last number the New York
firth jTorid presents the issuo IN Mnssachu-
sctts TO the frisfi-Amcrcan voters Of that Com"
rnonwealth In waY they cannot but appreciate
In tho 1tcyltest fashion. In tho foreground
stands the typical 1rIslE-A,nefleau, young naan
Of brains and braw1s, with intelligent solf.fe-
spect writ In every fcaturc. To 1fm approaches
6nAMMr T1LpEu, wearing tic decoration OF
"Knlght Of tho Order Of 1lothschild," to intro
duce CnARLEs FnAsc1s ADAMS, wI,cso deeora-
tion Is that Of Knight Of tho Passive Policy"
Quotn sllAMMr: "Allow mo to INTRODUCE
hfghly-rcspectable friend Of mtnc--S1r. CHARLES
FRANCIS ADAMS. IIu IL now candidate for
Office. Mr.. ADAMS docs not happen to DO a
Democrat himself, hut you, who l'aVo tho rcpll'
tatton Of being tho most doclle servant In the
party, will make no 1loto Of TINT triEnE ctrc'i-
stance" Young 1rish-Amcrfca turns away
with scorn and Indignation, cying askant tho
glbl,ct In tho background nnd tho p1acard, sur.
mounted by the party-whip, which reads;
"Voto for c. +. ADAMS, who was United States
Minister to tho Court Of st. James In the
tro,,blous times that Capt. o'f}n1EH ttlle
American Tcntau whom ApAMs refused to in
terposo to sayc] was hung. BY order Mass.
Democracy" Tho 1rish-Amcricans Of Massa
cllusetts who remember poor O'bnlEN wll
kindly appreciate the latent sarcasm there Is II
that orlier to them to vote for ADAMS.
, 1876-10-21

Dr. a. N. DlAckman, CreEo, it, thrown
from bis carrIsEs and killed IN August.
took out IN accident Soitcy only week be-
fore f0rs.4n................ J
L. Il. he Lsmatcr, ForwAIk. O.. .fArrlet+ fell
from ladder. ..............+.......,
Charles Marsh. San francisco, Canal Supef'
1ntcndent, thrown from Ills bpRKy.
Bennett Wolfe, Chicago. aTitehmau, KILLED
coupling ctTs.
Isaac Thompson. st. Louis. engineer, fel
between Carl. Arx......--.......-...,...
.. q. Fowler, Evansville. Ind. kteau,boa
a Captain, burned TO densh on tttaMcr......
Frederick Linser, nucSTus. o.. propsieto
Of restaurant, thrown from caFrtaRe.-....
E. Il. Learned, Howard, ILL.,. fireman. k!l1el
hy railroad Bccfdent....... ..."..-.......+
John T. ltupcTt, Mount rsrnou, ILL.,, bag
CzKc.mastcr. run over BY Cart...".."..'.
u. II. IL. JoinBon. PcoEta. ILL.,, freight con
ductor, knocked from car. bead cut o1...
John X. Flynn. 81. Joseph, Mo-. engineer
Scaldtd to DEATH. ,........--..........-'.."
Charles n. Egylcatou, hoberlr. Mo-, cnrt
necr, railroad cctlCnt...-.,....-.."..'
Dwight Klink, Fsuitport, Mich. secrctar
railroad, drowned on the Schiller.
Marcus Stein, Milwaukee, merchant
drowned on tho Schiller.
Herman ZtnEieson. merchant, drowned
the Echf!lsr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
| TllomAs 18osalter, DeA M0tncs. H.. engineer
coupling carz.
James Williams, Indianapolis, miller caa3t
In machinery. ."....."s.....':...:s.
f. E. Mutxell. IIoug!ton. Mich. bookkeci
er, drowned. ......-.....-...
John d, Watkins, Clinton. Ia. Aal!road 1t
| nrrtifent1ent crushed between cAfh.
, 1876-10-21
MINNESOTA ITEMS.


Sr, PAUL, Mtrn., Oct. 90.-Tho executors Of
tie estate Of tho Into Charles scl,cllcr have be-
run action against the National Llfe-Insuraucc
Cun,pauy to recover 5000, tho amount Of IN.
suralyu in that Company on tle l!fe Of NJ
Scheifer. payn,rnt Ut Witch has not been. ma1c,
proSahly because the insured died by suicdr,
a thy cause tn thS policy proy,,aes th"s n
made being forfeited to the Company, Never
ticjess tllG executors arc advised they can ro-
Stato-Autlltor Whitcon,b, who Just returned
from sales Of State lands IN Otter Toll. Pope.
i3ouglus, ard Swift Counties, says llo
found the pcopls Of thosu counties GER
crally in straItcned circumstances FROM
Oaiy enough what Ia lcft for bread and seed,
though nlany are obliged to soil to 1ncet press.
not despalrng They ars plowIng aud harrow
Ing to turn up and break the eggs aud ctcoons,
saYtug tbs gguss to bur,l next spring after thu
aoppsfs hays hatchcd and are making ,s new
breaking. 1u Otter, Tail, Pope, aud Dougfa1
Counties the eggs ate being rap!lly destroyed
ly sntall grub Which, II warn' weather con
tillues Two weeks, nAy neasly relieve TINT sce-
ttun Ut the State aruM A0ppera.
, 1876-10-21
CANADIAN NEWS,

Special DtspateA to Tie 7fttuns.
ToRox7o, Ont, Oct. 20.-Kcnnett Macken-
z!c, weil.know%l lawyer and Queens Counsel,
Of thts city, has been sworn in 10 senior Judge
for The County OF York.
Tho I'reas etlltorially ca1ls upon the Chef-of'
Police to break up the gambling bells in thl'
city. It is pointed out that there arc three 10
fufl blast OF, King street.
Speciai Dispa.eh to 7he Tribune.
QuEnECt Oct. M.-Thc authorities arc on thc
lockout for steamshIp called tho Emma, which
is stated to have left Southern port some TING
ago In something Of hurry. Bic Is presumed
10 be at this moment in Montreal, to which place
the officers Of the Quebec Admiralty Court pro
cecled Inst night In order to pay her q visit.
TonoNTo, Oct. a.-The I}aptlst Convention
adjourned to-day, 1t decided 10 hold tho next
Convention at Toronto. 4 report was read
showing that there were 25.0o0 bapttsts regts
tered il Ontario and Quebcc, while. in lsB,
tlere were only 1i,099. Thcre are about loo,
0O0 allerents of the Church.
Rpecfdi Dspdtch 70 M Tribune.
MoxrAEAl7 Oct. H.-At the Protestant each
crs' Convention to-day, Pz!ncipa! Dawson dc
ljycred an address showing high stafidaru q
education In Ontario, which had carried 9il tn
paim at the Centennial exhibition. Mayo
Hingston delivered an addsess giving ~ hi
opiElon that compulsory education was not ~
necessary.
, 1876-10-21

The black Republic Of Hayti has followed the cx:
ample sci by many white Nepnh!ics. and adopted
the convenient course Of repudiaing its old lchta
The Clnn,hcrs have passed nh ordinance suspend
ing the payment Of all debts contracted by rrosl.
stats OF the finances permits only the payment Of
rrercnt liabilities. Az q cotnpcnpntion. however.
Tor the Inconvenience which mny he caused by thu
voted s10. 600 for M nnnual rnbsy to the theatre
at port.an.rrfnce. and haye ordered the compile
ported from Trenton, n. J., and tcd!catea "To
the memory Of tile grcMt men Of llnysE." The
statues OF tho 1ata Gers. 1lnICE and ptEnNE, whd
tho Pantheon. There judicious steps will 10 tonh'
reconcile tho creditors Ut the detau'tEng Republic
to their uncomfortable position.
Turkey ind Egypt, who have rcpudiatel
their debts, arc not white Republics, nor black
ones either, hut arc full-bloodcd Monarclics
The Gazette seems to llaye overlooked tlem
but good many English bondholdcrs hav'
mt
, 1876-10-21
WASHINGTON,

Epecfal Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 20.-The Commits
sion OF Army Engineers, appointed to examine
the foundations OF tho Washington Monument
preparatory to its completion, llaye decided to
cali for bids from artes!an wcll-6oscrs
for boEng i1to ths ;S. ground osms@t on eth, b
tie depth Of 100 feet in order to ascertain the
nature Ut the ground, nnd whether 1t Will SAFE
" bear the weight Of tho completed structure.
Gen. Gilmore, tho President Of tho Commission,
to withstand the weight to be udted If the soil
proves TO bo solid. Tho Commission Will not
he ready to report hsforc December. Lieut..
Thonas 6arvoy, First Cavalry, Is appointsd to
act, as Inspector On certain unseTvieeable camp
on lIa.ld ut the receiving rendezvous 81 Capt.
Lloyd Wheaton, Twentleth Infantry, Chicago,
ILL.,, mud forwilch Capt. Wheaton u responsible.
The Cabinet was IN scssEon:for two hours to-
reports frotn Southern, officials III certain States
ll4dr to tho Attorney General. a humber Of
otlIcr matters Of routine character were under
discussion Secretary Cameron was not pres
represented BY Mcssrs, Cadwalladcr and Cor
haa WV ,ssPssssf Yean, Gst GA Washington dtspatc
says: "Thc presentation ot ~ atldress from
Ireland to President Grant ,rnaF tlfeuf aessrs
Power and pnrncil have been In
formed that, accorIing to etiquette, the rcsolu'
tiuns will imvc TO como through tho British
President. An obstacle hts beer. found to t!le
SUCCESS Ut tho first step III t1le wording Of Ger
tain parts Of the resolution. One part citcs
| that, lAnying suffered through, ecvcn centuries
| Of tyranny, ihc Irish people makc their greet
| tngs to tho United btatcs un1 its President,
| ctc. This cannot, It Is rontendod. be passed. b,
Without an uct OF disrcspect Oh the part Of pres
idcut Grant to Her Majesty's representative
urt and taste, appearing like plate OF tn
purcst aubastet, itluid with mosaic. They ar
left 1n one Of the roums at the Wtlts ltuusc.
, 1876-10-21


,ort rha 49, .ircadv tssurh contains tho most
n,etc t,ndv NJ .tat.stcs that has snywhcrc ap
ncnrc. schoo1 and nsytum libraries, college libra
Fies, theological, law, medical, hatorcal, State,
countv national city, popular and circulating H.
brarics are exhaustiycly treated Of under the!r
proper heads. Tho sc1ence OF catalogues and eata'
loRulnR IL ntAo briefly ect forth, tnd tho several
methods in uso extensively illustrated. The gen.
cfal statistles of nll public libraries arc full and
we'll arranged. The volume concludes with Int
Of Libraries In tho United Slatca. 4 more commend
abte plccb of work haf not lately been douo by tho
Government book. .maketf.
Tho indebtedness Of Art to tho Romans wns we'll
stated In lecture recently do1tyotcd by hif. Eli.
ward Strahan. They developed the powers of the
Etruacan arch, md execllcd In tunnels, aqucduct,
three. .atofy bridges, and trtumrhal arches; they
addcd 10 tho I3asliica tho beautiful wagons vault,
and constructed tho dome of the Pantheon, which
Gothic Art WA prcscntly glad 10 borrow. "Tho
confederation OF these achievements" Hhtd Mr.
Btrphan. "forb,ds u to regard the Komans Is a
peor!o who added nothing to Art. Dus In It's liner
Development tho Romans wcro content 10 be cul.
1cctoss, and to uso tho mighty hand with which
they crushed The nations around thom ~ a tender
and cautious protector for tho works Of genius
which their captiyes possessed. Hut for this
mighty hand, 30 strong TO ste, no close to gstrc.
30 tcndcr TO protect, The 1andeat masterpieces Of
the Greeks would have long enco been pulycrIzcd
by tho Turks"
rbo centcrn,.1 rc,n,dn of TIM soc,ctv ot Tim
c,ncinnnt,. xhIch took n,nca at rbadr1nh,a Fri.
Inv !. m 'ntcrestlnu nyent In history. Tho,o who
are familiar with tho facts know lint tho socicty
u.c, n sortol md .1mntt n nolittcnl Ins,tntion In
sha ,otter nart nf tha ,a,t ccnturv and Inn carlr
rssts NJ .hts II i. n,most an iii a. thc tmrr,ca,
1o.to, hsvro heor formcd ~ tho closo N t1,e ",
~ ~ naxn,nstnr hv thc roterar ofI1ccr., nen.
f1on,v rnor ,rns the fnnndc,- md t,rp. Washing.
sa, .ho .e.t ,,ro,,t,o,t r,or,io, -, tho orc.ntyo
s1ar MA ch,os nhiec,,nr n ths soc1c.y aro,n
49,, 49, .,tte,. n ,ho con.,itnttou rrbc, ,,-oyidcd
siost ~ =. .se'o ;" ~ ~, "u~a %,f, -.
Tor hetea1taf9 memucsea'P' anss "as ues'esca "
be undemocrat!c and dangerous to the liberties oi
, 1876-10-21

Special Dispatch to The Tribune,
DANv1LLE, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-At tile February
term Of tile Circuit Court Of this county, Judge
Davis denied the application Of tho Paris ds
Danville Railroad to issue q mandamus 10 COM
pcl Tic Supervisor OF this township to issue
$o5, COO In bonds to aid In building that road ,
that being the amount condittonaly subscribed.
It was claimed by defendants that the condl.
tto1s Of the subscription had not been complied
with. The Supreme Caurt has just rc,nanded
the ease for rclearing.
, 1876-10-21

So.1,.. -, :,
,s.. u'a', "''s h'ofc na'ural thah that the Coh-
hdcFate-Dcnlosrats should have carried West
yt4;:nia by the overwhelming minority they did.
laat state was tue worst rallet' State in tie
country Turing the War. MCCLELLAN dug
dit:Ees and captured hcn-roosta on welIntrh nil
us' a'nsa'es anu IN her valleys. Alter him
fa1le RosEcaASs, wlio let stip tho dogs Of war
apl made sad hnyoc omii,u, III. ,,,r.nona md
t,u,,:".to,saa s'a "u'o. n'.1sI tne lnsi~ns aa'u
rao"e.loasea na'% u TIC Confedcratea. After
marclt,1 and cou,,.",,.".',,.1 ~ s H. a.'.H Nv
itera}y ra,a .''ussns. ,ho ACROSS 'ns ssa.cs
md hoc Vorarlon. ~. ~ 1t.a' uso
,olrs md ,s !. sasetS "e1e tl'oae un'oh
ia +" S s"u 'us ~, !. was that ecafce ConIcdcr-
NC III Hest Virginia WIS there who dill not
tuiItr for thu cn,'sc ~ ~. ITo,or III o,"on
rykomuv ,."a. use .,'l -. ."a o''ao', A"u e4ose
tarr, n, ~ ~, IVY u 'helr sa,1es'ngs anu sat-
t,e,m,. r ~ .As oh'oh; and that record they
, asasaEs, not to 60 down to posterlty as price
less heritage, but "a tho foundation nf .cintrs u
, 1876-10-21

Sptetul DtspatcA 70 5As 7tttaas.
Dosroh, Mass, Uet. a0.-TAu steamship Van
guarl, Just arrived, contains 10 Q0U packages vi
Tasius Consigned to ]. w. Doaus 4 Co., oi your
citY.
, 1876-10-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

There arc Thousands nf people In Chicago
with shattered nerves and eblItatcd const!utinNf.
nalnnd's Hto;nhtlc Bitter Wine Of Iron IL soSer-
elgn restorative. Dcpot, 81 Clark'st.
, 1876-10-21
OBITUARY.


Il bbu' str, CLEVELAND. = pEomincn1
I'D dessh y. .5uo,,al stall Of tho New YORK |
r,nmf Of inc sr'ew INV hare TO record tho death
TSbsnt md so IT,, IT,. AR wr CuAn1gs BEpowlcK
,t,nothcr 1ou'n. - ,hc c]itorta! staff OF the
urxr, member u ~ ~" ,r., horn in Lltcht1cld
w. w. york Tins. Iie "ta e,o III rIo commenced
foputy. coF,'.' H ia .h,pman, aud cntcrcd tho
-. =. en Acting sll"sit.1 '1aa'v ~ Annnnolia In
&c., states Naval Acauc''ly ~ 4 ~ .es,a,,oJ
IT, Atcr two years ot as''ny p',;;n. ~ arndemy.
q. .oouliss!on, anu c',.e! ,.s,,ot ro,rao al
I.:torcr. Mass, anti atlc' .'1 ,..ss =, tTorrorl
ao,.to,r aopo STUDY vas au'il't'eu w
{fepa When the Rebellion pfoke out w W.
to'spt,..,oncd Acting Master III 'ue my "u ~
r'a1',b eth honor On the steamer ouo.a'a u...' ~
ess.,cd estea At Harvard In ISIS anu went ~ Msm
NJ. first editorial worR was III wv ou.eo
l@.. -. Scv York Sun, but lib soon aaIsi W.
d ~, nosltton on tho New YORK 1f'oa'f'
sf@a ~ associated with Mr. cts'EL"Np,
." s.. dcat1, occurred recently ~ ~ uu' =.
~ ,yrscnt year he joined tue ca,o'aa s. y.
" " Nav York TINES, Ills .spee'a' a.p"..u'ei't y;
~ I'M ,]i,cussion Of subjects IN pubic 'lhance
esius so,,tcal economy. The Times pays h'in LUZ
amIr,ne aos Pine tribute: -..,.,
nr,r Allied his niche WIZ eouons ah ahst
o,u..kng energy, ,at w.s Ia al Ind 10 sio. Ifs inu.
5one well wanitese. xos ~ 'n,crsgsarly subtle, bit
tstt Il pnne ssounridcrabie. and It may bc truly
tSe " Kim Inst c was Gad aonGs.' M ,pns %i. s,"
i'ttly jntt II nn,y H. sos11i 1oyal spcakinz iii OF
liz, gentai. s frec fron, i'll tcldahnsss and sctf.
no no,tsM ho found ln the 1nleS y ~ Inver ~ ~
t1htt enjoyn ri ,.snosr only toward the most
IT ~ " u,casurca tits one Of tho nnsolse'
TTnpss Of ihs motta, 'o ~ IT. shn @ bs mU N nanx
lire bt.n 10 toic. w'pts NJ dErotItlon. should hayu
taa''isu sn "ns taupcrrd by nense nnd 10 80 early
,Eeasxay from hat'lan he''iI'.s
cot. JOHN NJ "h''"iA" ., -.
, 1876-10-21
FR1:1GuTs WILL GO UP,


DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 4u.-Tho meeting Of
railroad freight agents was concluded to-day.
II was decided to make marked ndyauce In
rates, but tho officials rcfuso to give details.
, 1876-10-21
En|D ARRIVALS

GOLD ARRIVALS.
New ToRx, Oct. Craftsmanship Russia has
on board $7100O0 In gold coin, making the total
thus far received this week 81 ,650,0oo.
, 1876-10-21
RYanns 6 Indemnity Claims out Of over 1900 Paid since J l. 1876

1851
10000
1880
D7.t4
1UO.U0
10000
526.6U
1900
1926
1000
10000
17t.1<
GO0.W
161.14
10000
1900
10000
1000
1850
1900
10000
1851
1Tl.43
5000
10000
fH1.0D
10000
t40,M
1000
10000
10000
13O.O0
128.a7
10000
fQE M
1J0.28
10000
. 1Uh Nv
1000
1851
1880
i. 108.36
;. l3R.14
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-08

which the committee directed it's attention
was tho disposition made of portion OF this
fund by one Johnny Davenport, in the discoV-
ever of election frauds in New York City. AS
an evidence that the Secret Service Fund was
literally stolen from the Treasury; contrary to
all law and precedent, and with the intention
that it should be used to keep the Republican
party in power, it is a little remarkable that
upon no occasion was single dollar expended
to detect and expose Republican frauds IN
elections, though they were numerous and
unblushing all over the country; but always
for the exposure of alleged frauds on she part
of the opposition. It is to be hoped that Mr.
Sam Randall and his Appropriation Commit
tee will see to it that the President and De-
partment and Bureau Officers shall not be pro
vided by this Congress with public money t'
be expended as they see fit, andwithout boint
Obliged to account for every dollar of it, as /
is expended, and not three or four years of
tcrwards, before an investigating committee
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-08
The Mass Meeting.

The mass meeting which assembled at this
place on Saturday last, for tho purpose Of
considering the Air Linz Railroad tax ques-
tion, was the largest we have ever seen at
this place. The largest and most influential
taxpayers from every section of the County,
were present. The Court House was literally
jamed, many not being ablo to get in. The
tone Of the meeting was calm and dispassion-
ato, but determined and unmistakablc. But
ono sentiment seemed to pcrvadc the meeting,
and that was to resist, until the last, the pay
ment Of tho interest on the bonds by all the
legal means in our power. Col. Norton, the
attorney for the County, was heartily and en-
Enthusiastically endorsed, aad any aid or sup
port he may require in tho defense of the
suit against the County by the bond holders,
will be promplN given him by his client.
The speeches made on the occasion were
eloquent and earnest. We would like to give
a synopsis of them all, but can not for want
OF space. Suffice it to say that they brcathed
forth the sentiments OF the taxpayers Of The
County, which are set forth in the resolutions
unanimously adopted by tho meeting ant
were highly appreciated by the large audi
eRoe of Intelligent taxpayers assembled W.
publish the proceedings in this issue, 10 which
we call attention.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-08
THE SENTINEL!
>, :, BRADLEY. Editor and gvanrisssv,
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-08
Blaine Defunct.

Recent disclosures in Washington, in
Blaine's Railroad bond transactions are
said to havo destroyed all his chances
for tho Republican nomination for
President. All the chances for tho
olcctior of the Radical nominee, who
ovor he may be, has long since boon
destroyed, and mono Of thom nood to
give themselves much trouble about
it. Blaine has pockctcd his money,
got fortune and can retro to the
shades of private ltc to enjoy it, and
have tho consolation Of knowing that
no further honors awaited him, as his
party retired with him, and for the
same reasons.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-08
Williamston Female College Summer
Commencement.

Wednesday, June 18th, p. NJ, sermon
before the Christian Association, by Rev A.
Is. Woodfn, Columbia, 8. c.
Thursday, June 10Th, IL, A. NJ, Address
before the Erosopbo Society, by Hon James
Farrow, President of Laurcnsvillo Female
College, s. G.
Thursday, June 10Th, 3, P. NJ, Public EX,
hibtion of the Kindergarten System.
Thursday, June 10Th, 8, p NJ, Closing
Concert and Graduating Exercises.
For admission to the concert, nm entrance
fee of fifty cents will be chargcd:--thc pros
ceeds to be applied to the purchase Of fine
bell for the use Of the college.