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17a DANGEROUS CONDITION.

IIn DAN4aAOua CONDITION.
A TRIBUNE reporter visited tho Crib yester-
day atternoon aud found that important struct-
urc ln q most dllupilated und WORKOUT conll-
tion; and, unless so'ne repairs arc speedily
made ltis In danger of falling III the first time 1t
hAs 10 weather severe gale, tbs keepers
do1nic!le s' in lor1!d condition. The windowa
which we're loossned aud broken during tho
pant winter aru still unrcpaired, und the waves
comu In through them whenever tters Is high
wind. The walls aEe full Ut cracks and tiesu.es,
through which thH water continually trickles,
aud there IL NIT dry spot III the whole place.
As consequence the plaster Ii falling olf aud
the cement flooring ~ giving uway and set
tling; anl there ure holes iu 1t through
which tho WAtur Ut tbs bottom Ut thu
crib eau 10 berll. 3Ir. k4!lstrolu, tho keeper,
and bis wife, Who arc both suffering from u st.
we're cold contracted during the Lust few cull
nights, agree In aaytny that unless repairs ars
luads they cannot stand 1t much longer. They
have often to seek refuge fn tho tower to escape
tbs chilling blasts coming In through The wIl-
dow openings. On storn,y nights tho whole
strueture qulyers aud ahakes "a II It were about
ting larger with every storm. Mr.. Kallstrom
also states that he las acquainted tts city o,ll-
ctals With the real facts, and urged them 10 re-
pais shs building, aud make It safe and
hab!table, yet he was always told that
It IL nothing moro nor less ihau
m act Of crtmDallty IN the part Of the authori-
tleA 10 allow this most important structure 10
b¢ 10 1llapidated, aud titus eudanErr our
water supply through tho lake tunnel, not
a2!ataDy u thu Danger and The hssdahipA 6i the
, 1876-08-28
fssne. 'r. r. . 70 anosht1
A Dream Fulfilled.

r. R,n: e.: + C. E.s.ng e re- canprtea.,s,,,,,
soiycd appointment ss an oiicer in ntis1'ga ta T.
States army, anu proceeded TO WashInur,,!eeAa
leaving hls affairs at loose cntls. An fnt foA, tn1tSoA,
md faithful cOl0re1 .1nan was rccom,ncnI!Rsht
him, and sent to Michigan to nannrc tLc fs.t
performed to the satisfaction of his cmn1aa. clen VA.
This colorcd man lIal been u slave, but h",55eh
cured his freedom, leaving h|s wife nn.t ny ~. 10
six children etl III bondage. Tic knew nne, mse y
Where they were, nor how to communicate ,sssi n;tl
somewhat of the botsterous kind {after H. pehs
ncr Of the blacks md Ills prayers Being I.as 1a..t
by many 10 whom thcy wore not ad.lrrssnci1 1es'S
After arriving In. Michigan, on esia severs ~.
sions he announced thqt he Ind drea,nc1 9cs ,,ts.
nc shnuld some day find hls wIfo and ciIldIsaa da
everybody would DO crying. iio w' was cs,aet naefe
that bis dream WAS to Ia fulfilled, ti,osht' rt'ala "
knew not when OF where. And bcya,,asaa II. i.
present manner Of life, on retired farm. s.' Hu
not likely to brlug about the Incidents n ~ =.
dream, he became at ttInes quite rcsl!yc ,na a
Finally, In thesprine Of 1865, after thca.,.,,
nation OF h!r. Lincoln, and when the b,u1r y
tho martyred President was carrfcl thro,lrb,S% ~. T.
country To-. final resting place In Springfield
ono day to lllsda'c to take tho ears to hs@' CsSS
land and Join the throng Of .nourners. tie ful;t
expected then and tllGrc to discover his ia! ian!!
lost family, and raa therefore greatly dfsas. dffu.
pointed which they arrived at thE railfoaI ~.
late tu take the train. wv
They wcro told, however, that In u day or txo
the o6sequtcs would be held in Chicago sns I,s =.
the expense Was mitch the same, they tnebt ~
aerSe them there. Tlloy therefore returtel W !,
the farm, where our friend a5aIn dreamed u
meeting his wife aud children In a crowd ~ y,
weeping men and women. At the proper tjm' :,
thcy proceeded to Chicago, md Joined tho r1,,
pnay Of mourners. Nor was It long before III,
Innn discovered hts wtfe aud all his children !.
drcnmed. Tho interview was said by ttiIe71! liz Y!
ISLANDERS to have been intensely affecting, !,
indeed It might well be.
These facts are well known and currcntly "a
ported among tho Inhabitants Of IIljs1,,
County, from ono Of whom received tier q
uAduubted truths.
, 1876-08-28

4 would he fnlte 10 despair Of obtaining jnstteo
through tho courts. A might,cr ring Of thcves,
which tncuhated Ii, Tnm,naMy Hall, WAS burst,
md the Fuflians scattered to the four wtndt OF
Heaven. degenerate press, corrupt Judges
anl officers of the law SUPPORTED tho 'tammany.
thieves yet tho vuict of the people, the voice Of
God, cried aloud for Justice and nil the engincrJ
of deviitry at the t!,lrvcs' co,nnnd waa bro
ken. Ara Il pcop less powerful! ts-iay to deal
with such in!scranG set Ut vagal,.,l,tit ~ icu-
bnte In tho County Building, ~ County Com
mfasionera, ylllAiNe who spend their
!igqts nights ia gambling to IT,, cheat each
sclcnlng 10 cheat the pcop1ol Not at all. Viz
the IL mighty and Will prevail. There is ahun-
dhnt evidence Of the infatny Of thcre scalAwaEs,
md nothing rclna[ns hut for tho people 10 cry
out a. did Tic New-Yorkcrs and tho 'Commls-
slorcrs (of dirk and loy!sl, dccds) will be
hurled fr,m their sgats at,i transported to the
PenitcntInry. II I had my wish, each ono Of
the Ignorant, thtcving clght-Chrroll, Clcary
iwho is called "Gartaln'}, John Comfy,
tIolt1on, Johnsqn, NfcCaffrey, Atulloy, md
Tabor whose photographs should he lhstsntly
placed in the rogucs' cutlery and whose names
should be remcHibercd-cach Of them should bo
turscA and fcatlcrcd, and tho,, hunted Into the
North Branch and compelled TO perish in the
st!nking tide. Yours, Indignantly.
, 1876-08-28
Tho Cattle-lkIns Of tho Plains.

The experience OK Dir. Illtf, tho " "Cattle-King
OF the Piains,' whose great ru,lch in Northern
Colorado includes hundreds Of square miles Of
buttom and upland ranges, Is typical Of the
whole. During the severe winter Of 1671Ii2
there we're deep SHOWS that remained long
time, md this storms were tncessant, In
tho midst OF theu, Mr.. 1l1 visited his ranch
aud fuunA Ills cattle dying md scattered by
thousands. IN spite OF nll lis could DO, less
thnn lnlf Of them were recovered, and thosu
Ind strayed ct sprinEslme into two different
States nt,n fur different Territories. More
thAn Sa0,oO were. expended In oilorta to
,!aa ~. tlsm: ;!st a A. last H. tho sprlng Of
profit aud loss. Could t.,cae have been sold tllo
previous fall they would hare brought a. least
als Acat, total Of s00,000 Yet the Cattle
King, md many cattle princes beside hi"', make
money from cattle.ralslng on the pl-.iIs, for
Is great cnougl. to warrant all their risks. Mr.,
Iliif has now inure than 60 eco hcal Ut cattle OF
all ayes, sizes, md conditions. Nearly 5000
calves were brandesi Oh Ills rnrlcli last year, and
IT. steers e and % ut TO cows T At tic average seiling
prize Of s32 . bend net, 1000 head brought him
sl33, 200. lie employs frotn twelve to
thirty-liYo 1nun 10 taks care ot hts immense
Lords n summer. BY The Introduction of
rapidly graded up, and he estimates tloinc1cass,
outside Of purchases and sales, to 10 about III
per cent per gear. Besides tho cattle raised on
hia tauctle he deals largely In Texus and Indian
cattle, aud lust scrsnn advertised for 20 00U head
Ut Texus cattle to be delivered during tho drly-
Ing months Of 1876. II he does not obtain this
number from Tcxas he expects 10 supply this
deficiency with thu Oregon 9ul Montans cattle,
which arc beginning to conlc East. Tho
laru1nic Plains, higher up, among the mouA-
tai,!s, aro paradise for stock, especially sheep,
and uway over tho mountains 4. toward II .
raciac, there ars stock ranches thAt throw
even lifts III the allale. In tho Humboldt
Valley, some $50 mtles cast from San Francisco,
ono Cattle firm, Dunphy s fllrctll, havu &c, 100
acres fenced IN. It Is miles across from
their eastern to theLr western fence. Tie
fences, ulado Of redwtod poets and Oregon pine
boards, cost about 500 mile, md theTa are 90
niles If them. Tho firm own 40,00 lead Of
cattle, Which arr ,nustly shipped to San Fran
cisco. The stuck 10 I'LL Of good quality, aud
sunc Of the hest bloOdtd animals IN the cuun-
Try are annually purchased to improve tho
grades, The SNOW hers seldom falls lcop, does
not stay long, and tho gr4ss Inakes its appear
aMee Barly In tho spring, tjrass, though, docs
not seclM essential to the weil-being Of some ol
the fattest eatllu on tho continent. Further
down the Humboldt Valley, whurs nothing else
to be secu,, Tic Central Pactnc tralns have to
slaeken spctd to avoid uaiminG heavy herds
Tor which thu Etcen grcase-Woo1 bush u alleged
10 furnish abundant provenler.
, 1876-08-28

themselves forward against tho broad straps
whish ars that on,y harness, aud drag With
II tl!orc |. one looks 80 sclt.conlptaccnt and
comfortable, and smokes hts ripo with ao much
satlsfaclfon, ~ ifhe said: 40 dare nov! Mfnc
Iog 4nd Frau gan hull more ial, any Tog and
Frau fn dish downW
OF course, there IA alovo and sweetness on every
lfe, and these women may be happy In theirlot;
for squaw Is proud Of the itllci.ees Of her mas
tcr, knl takes hor bcatinE A. matter OF course.
of courset It Ia womans duty to share hcthu
Of wife OF motherhood; hut 1t acrn,s to mo tho
women here do = gool deal moro than their
share OF drudgery.
Some other ti1nc will tell you how they soil
the girls, for have mado this letter TOO lo1,g 10
add anything. JANa GREY SwtssnBLM.
, 1876-08-28
THE EoRTy.1HIRD STREET SEWER.

10 gH6 h1@f0F W 1A4 7fTQtNE+
HYpH PAnK, Aug. od,-As Il ID understood
,bnt f-+,,o- au,,,,, ,-,,v Ia t.l.u h., ~. n,.-1
". As n.s.. a.s" w ."nou ~ sae ou
~ trustees uIou 'n's h"ltcs a. tnc'f nctt
Mondny's meeting, have few suggestions
that wish to offer upon the subject.
And flrat. I will nrcmtsc TINT t1u ring th, ram
80. o,,t .,i,.t,a, ~ ~ r,on.1 tsat 49,.
,so. ut,u eiee.'on " .t'p noa'u 'aet spi'n3' t'
most prominent subjects Of fault-dnding and
arrafEnment Of the old Board, for the reason
that tl,cy had undertaken lis constructiop
without lis being demanded either by The poo
pic or by any particular necessity In such close,
hard times, Consequently, IL wis tlIstpctly and
generally understood all around that not opty
this iob would not 30 resumed, but tlat no
other involving any heavy expenses ahould be
touched until such times is Tic property Of tho
district became n,ore renuneratlve to It's own
ers, mud lakes became less of crushing burden.
We'll, tho election resulted in clcrtItlr tie eco
notnirnl ticket, Of gentlemen In part OF high
souuing names, and who talked and promised
extraordinary economy; hence We all felt easy
and happy fcSr q scasot1. But what was our sur-
prise, before Tic sutnu1er wns hslf over 10 learn
Tint our economical Board were quietly scitau-
Enrattng the Forty-tl,igd street sewef project
agan, and pretty much upon tho old basis, and
part OF the Citizens concerned, or ahy particular
Necessity alleged or set forth for 30 doing.
Now, what Il the rationale Of this unlocked
for aud unnecessary expenditure at tllis partic,l-
Of official promises, and without the request
Of tic thousand or moro rcsltleuts Or tay-Daycrs
WHOSE oropcrty, already sinking Under il bur.
Sns 9e pnoss to ,h oad l.tss, down with
Some ono soys in explanation that certain
Trustees desire to bc elected to Conprcss and
wish to prop!ttate tho Stock-Yard influence. I
think It ticy carry ont tis sewer project a. uro-
themselves remarkably 1T for Congressman Of
the latc CrcllIt-Mohiiier stamn Gus for every
, 1876-08-28

w N0NEdf0 Min, Het1Eo.
In addition to tho silky mite or spider which
Is reported as destroying the grasstopper errs
and which we are told liRs been discovered isIs
there has been discovered, in the past few dsf,'
a moro numerous nnll destructive cnemy IN Ia
fourth Of nn inch long, and the lotIy is Tick =.
q common brass pin, Which is found In tho egg.
sack deyonring tho eggs. II Is a lively wo,ksi,
and from the quantity Of cgc-ahel1s examined
VIC should Judge that before spring these Till
bcneiactors would p'ay ead hay0c with neIt
years crop OF 'lloppcrs. In tho past fcF daT,
They have been reported to us from thls ciir.
Lako Crystal, and Mankato Township, 20 Il
scctns they arc quito general.
, 1876-08-28

10 he fcf)t1llt WtlHrt delay or el9c Ltl6 nA1nn8e
to tho city will be immcnsr.
A. r. STEWART 81 CO.
"rnH DAL1. IN MOTION VT WILL nH KErT
,OLL1N0.
Tr4nsn .for TIE Tribune. ..
Before the cmbcrs of tho "uecat Fire" had
ceased smoking, one Of Chfcago's representa-
tive men commercial building an elegant block
Of warehouses; on Washington street, near Wa
bash avrn,1e., Ills best friends looked colaly
upon the enterprise, considering It almost sui
eide, financially speaking. But tile protector Of
the enterprise went boldly forward to tho com-
plctlou of hts work, md tho result wus the crcc-
tion Of one Of tho very handsnmest buildings III
this city Of pnlAttAl atructurrs.
THIS mammoth cdlflee contains Il, 900 square
fect Of room, being tlr full stories III height,
with high and we'l-lIghtcd basement f0sxlN
feet III fiseaAurnlent,
Many people have paused for while IN front
Of th!s block to admire tho lofty height as'd
architectural beauty nf rs style. Sttl!, for near
II i've years It has been ui'inl,abitctl, and tc
fears and prophecies oi the propricsor's fricnsls
seetned to be certatn OF fuldlment.
nsent .s sspaeta1s sass s9stns IL e3oat sal s Win
m annual expense Of about 10, 600, In Insurance,
taxes md interest; load under which many
men Of aMaller calLlre would havo sucrIlraneu, M
and fallen. But Col. witler's mottS, like that ,a
up the shipln and he l!as looked cieertutly
upon his "wlito elephant" during all the years
OF panic aud the almost hopeless prospect OF
seeing ills .vast enterprizc re"aIdeu.
at last, and tho present aspect Of Affairs is de-
citlctlly encouraging. Several weeks ago Mr..
Sab[n Smith, the accredited agent Of tho great
hoGsc Of 4. 7. Stewart tS Co., Of Now York,
the establishment Of branch Of that renowned
house. Placing hlsnRclf III consultation with
tho weli-ltnuMn rcal.estate dealer, Mr. 4. }.
Aycrlll, the Wilde. Block md sits adjoining
st Identical f SPOT s tofs The assse parooss; snd
after several Interviews with Col. Wilder, he was
at last constrained 70 lease ILLS elegant block
though On terms rtaisulG'sly Iow ,t,n Ana here
thu reputation oi being = thoroughly
representative Chlcagoa!., for ho saw the
great benefit TINT w0nll accrue to the city
ii which lle has been for forty years All active,
entcrprislng, md useful etttzcn; and although
for i've Jears he will receive no pccunary ben
eflt, 20 far o. income y concerned, from the
lease Of '.My Dioek," still the future advantages
were tot to be ignored.
The c1sttement attondsnt aant npo4 tes ss.pal, pub,
usa G.. q arc s'' reaiiy aHy' eonIng t = 70 GS!ssFe
mesa il without parallel In our hlstory. Many
OF our prominent Iuuscs In the trade seemed TO
oS afF f vo sksss ss e s
worthy OF belief. Having through Col. Wtder's
great kndess had desk-Foom In the building for
several wccl;s, can give y0tt few items Of In
terest - to ths excitement prevailing ths week
On Sunday last, during the forenoon, long
lines Of vehicles filled with pleasure-seckcrs,
,na,,y Of tl,cm clcrss Of tue large houses In tic
city, filed paat Ny Block" gaz!ng tntcntly ut
one Of tho more curious would put his lead
within thp dour, saving: t4Sir, beg pardon, out
, 1876-08-28
THE SECRETARY OF WAR.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. 27.-secrctasy
Cameron will return hero this week, but will
leave again early IN September, In company with
len Sherman, for tour ol inspection of the
Fort LeayenwoFth military prison md various
military po5ts III tho West.
, 1876-08-28
oysters.

OYSTERS.
Country dealers will ind 1t . saving 10 order
oysters Of Sloan Bros, h Co., 10 Adams street.
Their famous "Cspital " brind Is the bsst In mar.
kcl They make prices to suit tho tiuss.
SOAK BAos. d Co,
, 1876-08-28

PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT.
Lyon 4 lissly, StAta and Monroe streets, Offer
for rent over oas hundred arst.elssa Instruments,
1t Is psEmonth, aud upward.
, 1876-08-28

human beings who arc in tho building. An e1-
animation by competent architects will I'M
doubleday reveal the fntt that the structure hna
tn lie rebuilt wittnut delay or else the damage
to tho city will be immcnsr.
, 1876-08-28

0z0hlZED 0X.MARROW FOR THE HAIR.
By Buck d R&yptr, makers pi th4 N4ss'' Cologus.
, 1876-08-28
-s-+- ,--s --@--
CONFECTIONERY.

IN = a nKA II KCELEDHATED lhsoushon,;;
n8 MEHYNH the Unton-cxprcasedl 70 ~
N MUH W parts. l D aud upward o.
0AE0&u rs, 10. Coo puE b. Address
oH0E 21 orde1a GuNfLElt, Contse
Monrs, ChlGare.
, 1876-08-28

by JAS. p, MCNAMARA j. CO''
LII Wabash. .ey., N. W. cor. Msdlaou-st.
1850 LOTS BOOTS, kAUE3, And Dn00Aas
At AUCTION. Tuesday Mosulag Aug. 2o A. VIZ
Jas. p. MCNAMARA / CO, Aucnngeer.:-
, 1876-08-28

The whole country was at this tme In fer
ssminoic Semi Chist, sni many spoke with indigua-
ton oi the means uaed to lead him into the
tolls Of hia foes. Osccola, With his principal
b!ayes, and many OF tho women and children
q sa sfe sa ts, ~s4s .pe1o.es ss
BY messenger with . lag II truce,
who bore ali invitation. for tho Indians
to CONC IN aud have "a talk" With Gen. Nur-
near the town, and they were busy pluyiug bali,
when tho ambuscade, which had been trsaci,cr-
ous'y laid by Hernandez, rose suddenly, made
thrnl prisoner, mud brought them Into the
fortress ut IT. Augustine.
But defer tue account Of the prison and
, 1876-08-28

Camped out upon the thickly-woodcd bluffs
was regiment Of dragons. several regiments
OF infantry, and largo gathering Of Southern
and Western volunteers. went among them,
aud, though they greeted ma cordially enough,
/ thought would a. snoh trust myself among
the In1iaus as among the Tennessee and Arkatl.
sAs volunteers, though they were good Indian.
fighters
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-02
EEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENs County.
IN PROBATE COURT.

IN PROBATE COURT.
Andrew Cothran Plaintiff, against William
J Co!hran, Joseph w Cothran, BENJAMIN
Cothran, Martha L Cothran, Eliza Goth.
ran, Mahala Suttles, Mary Dodson, alias
Mary Harris, Jane Durham, Rebecca Nc
Kinney, Thompson Tolleson, and all per-
sous or owners. having or claiming to have
any interest in the premises sought to be
partitioned in this action, Defendants.
Copy of Summons.
Petition and ComplOint for Partition of Real
Estate, sc.
To William j Cothran. Joseph W Cothran,
Benjamin Cochran, Martha Cothran, Eiza5
Cothran, Mahala Suttlcs, Nary Dodson, alias
Mary Harris, Jane Durha H. Rebecca Nc.
Kinney, Thompson w Tolleson, and all persons
or owners, having or claiming to have any
interest in the premises sought to be par
titioned in this action, legal heirs, represen-
tatives and assignecs of Samuel W Cothran
deceased, who died intestale:
You are hereby required to appear at the
Court of Probate to be holden at Pickens
Court House on Friday the 7th day of April
next, at III o'clock n. M, for Pickens County,
to show cause, ifany you can, why the Real
Estate of Samuel w. Cothran, deceased, des
cribed in the Petition and Complaint of An,
drew j. Cothran, fled in my Office, should
not be divided or sold, ailotIing to the said
Andrew j. Cothran, one undivided twentieth
of the whole, and to each of the Defendants
above named, whatever portion of the same,
they may legally be entitled to receive.
Given under my hand and seal of Office nj
Pickens Court House, this the 26th day OF
January a, D. 1876.
!. II. PHlLPOT, J.p.p.o.
G, l.. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Jan 26, 1876 %
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EASTATVE PEABODY SCHOOL.
NINE TIMES. S. G.

1ANI M II'JI % =.
!HEHE nresant session of the above School
Il opened January 3D., 1876, and will con
hnue thcrctrom the scholastic year.
Terms of tuition per session of ten months
For Primary Department, S4 90
For intermediate Department, s 90
For Advanced Department, $50
Board in the best of families can be had at
from five to seven dollars per month. No de-
duction made for lost time, except in cases of
protracted sickness. No student admitted
into the school, except by subscription.
For further particulars, address the Prin 4.
cipal at Nine Times.
JNO. o. WALLACE
Jan 81, 1876 u 6m
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The following Grand and Petit Ju-
rors have been drawn to serve at the
Court of General Sessions and Com
mon Ploas, which convenes hero on
next Monday: Grand Jury-James
N. Nimmons, Frank Gibson, c., John
Clement, t. @. Martin, w. HI. Hester,
Jerry Jenkins, c., Bright A. Burte, j.
Il. Hinton, Robert Dilworth, Horny
Wade, ID. q. Freeman, NJ. d. Keith
James w. Crawford, A. X. Edens, j.
+. Hendricks, ]. B. Hester, T. j.
Hunt, r, II. Child.
Petit Jarors-Toney Ferguson, c.,
John L. Ellis, VIM. T. Bowen, Jas. r..
Harris, VIM. Hunter, Jr., James e
Ferguson, Alex. Ramsey, DR.. A. j.
Anderson, VIM. J. Gillespie, B. B.
Earle, 3. o. Hopkins, G. w. Duck
worth, W. D. Edens, LemT. Blasen-
gamo. c., II. f. Morgan, Charles An,
thony, o. Sam'l A. Barr, Saml Par,
son, J. NJ. Hendricks, J. II. Burdine,
]. r. Holcombe, E. Smith Griffin
Walter G. Cody, Jamos E. Borrouehs'
James M. Fair, A. G. Hughes J. g.
Parrot, VIM. NJ. Gossett. VIM. N
Hendricks, Baylis Blythe, ID. Wins
chester, John Chastain, u. T.. Cams
brei,, =. w; Garrison, Alfred Ariail,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-02
Earle, Wells 81 Taylor,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Having established an office at Pickcns C.
H., s. c., will attend promptly to all business
left with G.. w. Taylor who may he always
found at their Office at Pickens C. H., S. c.
One of the senior partners will always he
present at the Courts TO assist with the bust.
ness
w. T.. EARLE,
G. G.. WELLS, G.. w. TAYLOR,
Greenville, S. C. Pickens, 8. G..
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-02

The young gentleman with his fine
and stylish "tnrn>out," from neigh
boring town, during several days last
week, kept our quiet and otherwise
monotonous stleets hot while ho re-
mained with us. 1t is a query with
the girls, which was the most conspi-
cuous object of admiratioA-thc young
gentleman or his "turn>out."
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-02
GROCERY BUSINESS.
Notice!

A LII persons having demands against the
IN Estate OF F. N. GARvIN, deceased, since
the 1st October, 1860, at which time he made
an assignment to G. W. Rankin, will please
present the same to the undersigned or /. II
Philpot, oG or by the 18th day of March,
next, properly proven. And ali persons in
debted to the same will please come forward
and settle, or their notes and accounts will
be placed in the hands of an officer for oollec-
tion. +. L. GARVIN,
Executor.
Feb -, 1875 %
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On Saturday afternoon, Mr.. John
Gilstrap, an aged man, died suddenly.
He was apparently, in perfect health,
and even just before his death, had
walked out from his house considers
able distance. BY such sudden deaths
we are all forceably reminded OF the
solemn fact, that in the midst of life
we are in death. That God should
deliver us from sudden death shonld
be the earnest prayer of all.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-02
Wo learn that Mr..

Wo learn that Mr.. r.- Lesley. n
young man living on tho farm of DR..
w. T. Field, one day last week, while
telling q treo, was, unfortunately,
caught under tho falling tree. His
head was severely crushed; and he, of
course, died instantly. Death, under
all circumstances, is sad occurranco,
but such as the above is appalling.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-02

The Methodist Sunday School
which had been discontinued during
the winter, has been re-organized un-
der the Superintendency of Mr.. w. A.
Lesley. The Sunday School is valu~
able auxiliary to the church, and, there,
fore, should be kept up in every COM
munity.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-02
FITS AND EPILEPSY'

positively cured. The worst cases, of long
est standing, by using DR.. Hebbard'g Onre-
bottle sent free TO all addressing j. s. DIE.
DLEE, Druggist, 8I4 9th Ave, N Y.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-03-02

The daily confagrations of the for
est on the mountains for the purpose
of pasturagc, has produced for the last
week or two deep haze, that quito
obscures, and, at times, renders the
Blue Ridge invisible,