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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

Captain Thornley, is having tho finishing
touch put upon his house by the painter His
improvements have added much to the value
and appearance fhis place.
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According to the evidence of an Easlcy man,
Who had seven mon to assist him to his feet,
''the hind end Of mule is much more proma-
ture than tho front end"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

Der Term, Judge Cooke having decided not to
hold any his week,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

Col. Anderson Griffin has corn topsc's-
He s going to get married when his "roastt"g
cars" comes in.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

Candidates arc moving around lively among
The "dear" people. We heard Of several
being out last week, armed and equipped with
Tho necessary implements ofwarfare.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

Sweet potatoes are being planted in abund
ance in this section.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15

A matrimonial candidate, not a thousand
miles from this place, docs not feel oncour-
aged, because, he says:
''rhe women toll me every day
That all my bloom has passed away"
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Heavy rains fell In this section on Monday
night and Tuesday morning last.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-15
Livery sHl Saj' Stables.

Parties desiring to hire oonveyaace 10
PIckSns Court House, Table Rock and other
points, can be accommodated at my Stables,
at all hours Of the day and night. Pur-.
Ohasers can also be supplied with ooOd stoOA
at reasOnabieprieos.
sSs- Regular Mail Line 10 Piokens Coatt-
house daily. (sandays exOeptsd.)
RICHEY 8 WYATT.
Easley Station, s. O., Aug 3, 1875,
ps40-!y
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Wheat is being harvested.

Our public we'll needs attention,
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1890 . E9SE
2Ali and WINTER GOODS!

VOUR ATTENTION Is MOST RESPECT
Il fully called 10 the largest and decidedly
the CHEAPEST Stock of Goods that has
ever been exhibited in West Greshylils, con-
pistlng of DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE, OROCKERY,
GROCERIES, ETC., etc.
Our prices are so low that no house this
side of New York can under.sell us.
We sell Goods strictly for CASH, which
enables ua TO mako the above declaration.
We keep constantly on hand large lot Of
DOORS, SASH and BLINDS, at prices that
defy competition.
We also keep on hand largslO lot Of these
celebrated GRANGE pLOw STOCKS, to
which we invite your attention.
We have also connected to our StOro, o
Large WAGON YARD, with well Of Good
Water which rs Free and OPEN to ALL.
CEI4Y & BROTRHENg.
Greenvillc C., October J, 1876 no6u
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.ggET-Ggglg d! u! Groceries.

Which they propose to sell at bottom
prices, as tho following prices ind~
cato
Factory Yarn, 81 20 per bunch.
7-8 Shifting, 8 cents FER yard.
Sd Shifting, 81 cents per yard.
Liverpool Salt, sl.65 per sack
Sugars, 8 to 10 pounds to the dollar
Rio Coffee, best, a lbs to the dollar.
Good Tobacco, at IS cents per lb.
Flour, Family, 81 90 per barrel.
@. r. Baltimore Bacon, 13 cents por
pound.
All other things in proportion. Al
ways in tho Corn and Cotton Market;
and other produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
Guanos OF the best On hand. Call
and examine before purchasing.
Respectfully,
RUSSELL, MARTIN g CO.,
Afaroh 2, 1875 28
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HSs~ Address all communications, Of whats
ever character, to Manager Register Pub.
liahing Company, Columbia s. G..
May IL, 1876 87
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rnaHz, ~ ARvAEoH:
Daily, SIX months, &3 sc
Tri-Weekly, six months, 2 GO
Weekly, elk months, 90
, 1876-10-16

n1ery H. @ fta" rna tos ae tonH
p5s'; p I'm, IL ;aeass .hosd;;; sdsr ho banAs.
Frilow cjiI1cn-. icncr i., rrsn iii seetton.:
pro.prrty In ali our nnr. ~ ,hc.. x,,,, b"yc htcn
pstrIotc Renbcsu, tG iavaa ,.c, y ".'d. mi
corrupt leatfcft Win i,nrs trnf fsnnifr the diving
cn~f. Of civil ttr!ie IL os,ler t, ctenpe inspection
years you have hnd tic nane nf ncscr Al NJ, lime
have you ,ut Tic sub..anee y s"cs pcacc. in iiaa
sssa 1 y r. r1 @ fx9n tS o,.f1 s
elcctun every war Yon hnrs ,,,I r.. esncf,tnn ~
n nrw crusaiit a9nfm.i s@rtinr nftrrix ia.
fcatrd in waT. anI nnxtons oniv II b4
he uwcf Of tic men who heyc .eSs ee tho coHtroi
Of tkcir pasty from HE hnnds o; its statesmen
rartmcnt Of The Fcdrraf tinvrrnmsnt m i,f,ca;din,
se bope Of prolongin9 thcir doH,inst1on bY bcnri3
dckea anon ppbe caases H. noey liz ths,
atlopted has been worked ont. il falufa has beeI
absolute. 'NS"
runt snG sclsh fcnirrs nnw nsofyrr ns1ntse. oi.
rcady broken a. sheIr titles 10 further trla. ilav.
asIen they ma noE M svsn .oeit yor ~ she
in.trumcnta Of retFenclmcnt md reform. Hayiar
n to c
q Hundred % thousand ~ oiaee. .6odcrsy.tSs
Ieope's servants, paid by BY tic pee. .
eorrnrton funds to frns.rate the pcopls:s w!sl,
t!cy how proicts 10 bo thp champtons Of civil.
en- stNtcs lie ranacity franH. and nlunicr OF tho
carpct. .tmg roycrnmgnts. hayinr nlnos, fnioed lbs
pr,,-prs,,Y 81 tjle Sosth by dcstfoYine tho b,os.
teritT Of Tic snuti. hayt19 crnated teTror uncer.
sai,ty. and con!usio. Il, aij tta nroductiye Indns
trirt af Tic South which furuisl, most Of tic rx.
purts Of cur wjm,ic rnnntrr' Enrr in u,otInn tha
commerce md ,nnnnfnrtnr}e, ~ tia Nnrth and
East, and furnish y markat for The Agricultural
products 81 tic West. thry nnw nI,rnosc. bY tbn
renewnl uf the rame fntoi nnirr n t,rninrr the{r
owl, power, in tie hone of conrcailnv tl,nIf NH.
dredr and fr TIL. ntrnosc thrv Ia mt hr sitatn 10
renew The rry Of intriernncr n rcyivo lin living
mcuorics Of frItrrnal strirc. md ia anncai 4,
, 1876-10-16
POLITICAL.
Encouraging Report OF Pros
poets in North and
South Carolina.
Growing Belief that Both States
Will Be Saved for Hayes
and Wheeler.
Arrival of Gen. Ruger at
Colllll,bi,l---Annollnce-
meIlt of His Ill
tentfons.
a Virginia Tilden Paper Advocates
Mob~Law---Payment Of Rebel
0laims.
The Titden-Twced Frauds in the
New York Elcctions-..Fraud-
ulent Votes.
Official Returns from All the
Indiana Counties but
Two.
The Address Of Congratulations =
!. Issued by the National Dem.
ocratic Committee.
The Tifden-TWced Frauds in tie
New Fork Elcctions-..Fraud.
ulcnt Votes.
Official Returns from AL the
Indiana Counties but
Two.
The Address Of Congratulations =
+. Issued by the National Dem.
ocratic Committee.


xr.-,o, ,s.,at.n., -" r.,,uu.
r+s'N as I.'pn'1r ~ - 3"e =. t',D"", rD4
~ "nst's"AoN, ~ e'tocI' to'-A"o !WPuonSa1
Congressional Committee has aaYiccs which
Wheeler cau carry North Carolina, It anncurs
Tint thc ioini acia,c 1ctvc.n .1,,tra scttir mi
sa1,ec has neea ol very great service to the lsc-
rub!leans, and las rcviycd tic Union feeling
a,nonr tho old Wh.rs of that Stntr'
~hlc'. might not hare nut lave been arFased
on the stdc o1 the Republican party
except for Vancc's atrocious tlisunion sentiments
and cord. It appcars. also. TINT the Dc,no-
trats IN mt ,1nro ~ en,er noar co,rso ~ ~,
" ~. ue ~ I'l'e' upou eu'ss -
tsth'aatloh to"aras thc negroes IN NORTH Cafo-
lina, as they bare been advised officially by the
Republican Union men TINT nny resort 10 yIo-
]cnce would be resented by force. The Nort),
r.S.,,,"' m.s.~ ~ ~ 49,. 's''
lists Of the State arc numerous and zcsolutc
enough to make good their word.
r,. ,.,,..' aoo1h n eAAoLasA. ., A.. Mr.,
The committee is aiso certain that south
Carolina will give its Electoral vote for Hayes
and Wheeler. notwithstanding tho intimidation
proettccd by the Democrats. The latter do not
Sen!u1c u lesos' ~ saeu n.casasss IN t1e
southern counties, wherc thc negroes . hare such
tremendous na1orlties, Tor INC whites we'll
Know t4at suc.t ctufsc Woutd oe answered ny
thc torch. lnt,1,sdat1on Il, therefore, resorted
10 IN the Hepunltcan northern ton1!tics, 'whcro
negroes arg not 90 numerous. II Is III tlcsc
countica only that troops arc desired to protect
tho voters; me democrats havn EfegIly cray
gcfatcd thie application 'of troops; lhe uclu-
cation Whlrh y nc now here only nsKs ior three
colnpnIes: II M tie ,Sausst 10 granted, ~ quito
probable TINT Col. Merrill, who masie suel: s'ic-
eesstnl kn-Rlux arrests in that State, Will be
placcd IN command. -
, 1876-10-16
Nincty counties give WtllLara majority Of
4, ,4iu. Perry and Crawford, still to hear from,
gaye Hendricks A35 majority In 1h71.

4, 4;N: Perry and Crawford, s!iil to Iear from,
WILLIAMS MAJORITY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 15.-Rcturns from
all tho counties In tho State have bceu received.
Williams majority is 5,ioi.
Special Di.pd.th to 7as Tti6hn4
lNp1AHAFoLlo, lnd,, Oee. l.-lhe Republt-
cans held grand meetlus Saturday Night, at
which number Of lato candidates, dGiea:eu
and successful, made speeches. They wcro
NIL hearty and cheerful, una expressed
determination to bs up mud at 'e,n with
vtEor between now and tho 1th Ut November.
Tits determination was echoed by every INN In
iu the next thtce weeks. Marion County Re-
pnblicans promise to give 1000 mujority for
tas been Issued by the State Central Commit
tee to tho Republicans Of tho State which snys:
We hays not won In tl!1 m itst outset, but wu hsys
rot :sss se It'll S,s .s i 7 e. a 1ss ~ sae M
VIII Sss @ s!s wiss q ~ dsssnsy mey s ss
ssi elsetors ia' IN t1e A Independant movsn!sst
y tsn w1ft1ss t. tsy .s, M
Yates effective, will not htsltate 10 vote with tho
Rerabt!ean raity with whieh upon 81 questions 1t
st e @ 1 a1s m o,ys fa ,a an tys f.
tEose liz. wko ilssire 10 do Right hui arv not
sufficiently informed TO tee the tight as II +,
which ignorance or htnl seat would otherwise
bring Oil Themselves, torencw with increased arior
ana a.. nf.haeen confidence !i y"ur , eo5ts f9s e:
States. our farcu of alls and effective speak
sscry S township and school ilttfct 10 tI,afoushy
eansa.tea hst t'ers he ~ 1clatai"n, ot a effort
Ap something to reduce tlIA diminished minority
, 1876-10-16

Special Dlspateh to 1ae 1rltuae,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 15.-Ihe story Is
rnncwcd that Secretary Morrill, Inns decided to
contest the Benatorship from Malnc tlsls winter
with hr. Blaine. It was gcncra!ly undcratool
that, at the time Morrill, was appointed Stcre-
rary Of the Treasury, Dlalnc had assured Morrill
OF tho support Of himself to rctulu thu latter in
that position. It IL stated, however, tl1at Nor
ril is not altogether disposed tu relIn4ush ills
claim to tho Senatorial seat, aud will enter Tho
eanpatgn as riynl Ut nlalne.
Ex-cATHEnRA.
The Washington Chronicle laa tho following:
att Ia suited on the authority Of 4 gentlemen
who Nas Just returned from Cleveland, O., that
m lust sun'lay Catholic priest, living In tho
Eighth Ward Of tint city, sent for Capt. Doyle,
anl told him to rcasscmble Ills company Of 1:0
Catholic Democrats {who had announced thelr
latu clcet!un, Md l.ad on tho proyioua cysuinE
participated In tho immense torcll-ltght pro
srssiou to hear D!alna and to 'iu-
forin the men, wlo were tho pricst's
thp Rrpni,llean Ticket IN Tuesday would be
communicated from the ctllrcll.h
NEW YORK CITY.
Information received hero fr0nl New York
shows ther1 IL much excitement among bllsl-
ness men Ut ahat city respecting the poltlca!
cre:.su Of Interest On their part III The rrcslcn-
tial ELECTION pnre thu returns fro indiana 4si1
Ulli0, 1t ~ p1ssble tl.u merchants will enter
into aosne kisiu Ut combination und unite their
influence aYuinst Titlci.
KEATucKtAN VOTES.
An analysis OF the teturus from Indiana shows
tlAt the greater portion VI Dlue Jeans Wllitatns
1najorlty waj obtAincd In tho counties bordering
on Kentucky. THESE counties laro never be-
fore given more thar b00 Democratic majority.
This ycur they give h.0o0
ClHCfNNAT1.
According to tho usual ratlo, tho election
shows that the population Of Cincinnati slncn
1870 Must have Increased 10000, a. there arc
1000 moro votes this year than last.
The Republicans Of Wost Virginia claim to
have male local gains enough to insure tho re-
turn Of tive Republican members OF Congress
from that 6tate.
FtLLIAM8 AND T7LDEN.
The Republicans insist that Tilden ts u least
10000 yotcs weaker in that State than Dlue.
Jeaiis Williams. WIS in indiana. Hendricks
strength they alao insist Ia alao oycrestinuted
40 IL shown BY the vote at 8hslbyyi!le, Ills own
town, at Indianapolis, bis zosidenee, and At ill
, 1876-10-16

IllkEATS OE VIOLENCE.
T1LDEnirE rArEn IN vtE1IN1A on "CA1trEr~
DAG oFrlCE'1Iot.1Et1s ''--Mon LAW 70 nE IN
VuKEu IN sTATE WHICH 10 CLAIMED TO DE
so PEACEFUL GNnEH DEMOCRATIC RCl.E.
Tllc Petersburg (Va.) ]ndez-Appeal continues
Its threats Of riolcneo against those wlum II
caI'a the "carpct-bay o,llce.ho!dcrs" In that
city. It. calls ttctn "an infamous rarl;." anil,
as usual, latitna:cs that they intend to provoke
disturbances. Il goes On to say:
Whit va hase MD hbont tho carpct.bszyers We
DO not tsf'act m ar regrct and propose 10 aay +
they force riet ti,ey tlond he tle drst v!c.ns
II That he treason tho 1sadral party IL welcome 10
n1akc the most Ply. There 'aaxs been several oe.
and malice. Tbe patience of un1 pcoplc suffered
t,,e.e valIous oatages t9 r7:s Hnpunished, except
jnscu, which failed through tho mistaken len!cncy
o. mrt oi tho tury. In the future, men Who are
IND sate.y win faro ess lnpply, and viii b. grant.
cd short shsfft and q lung fopr. Ercsy famp-
ro*t will suggest Nm appropriate euhrtt.lto .or
tnrney. Noihng short OF tho most nyg!uyatin;;
circumstances m13rld Justify such an appeal
!. pe ",, e w. %Io,st e ns M a y IL
wo ar enemies of our people AID dangerous and
tl4sn thu open stimulation Ut ,ioienee bY Them.
among the ignomnt ard 1icentious claaHcs OF thu
hlacks would niIerd IN adequate causes ''clii and
ncahHrca At prevention and punishment upon their
tntatn1ts heads. They know aswell - anybody
make nlsrtprcsentntion.. to snFame il!e neE.oca
hypa1sunRtc appeals to the exaggerated bnrt|cnt Of
ts tn.. an1 t. her rssarsd ae,s cn hs Isst
10 dis,nrd them In the pnsanit Of thcso consenial
occupations. They probahly could not live il they
should be eatopped from the privilege Of lying
why theY haso Of rrntffylur their snftc ID.
, 1876-10-16
TILDEN AND TANMANY.
MORE OF TlIE1n TtlCKs.

Tho New York Ti,,xs, IL few days ago, con-
taincd IN article cxposing the Innnner In which
tho Stale ccllstis Of 1856 WIS manipulated by
Tilen aud Tnmsnnny, As Bouu rs It was
known, utter tho full elections Of 1871, that tito
Democrats had maturity In tho House, they
assumed that tho law fur tic appointment Of
Supervisors Of Elections, which ltal put sucll MI
efIectual cl.cek upon Democratic frauds in New
York, would bo repealed; uni they at ouco
mado preparation for swfn1le In the pretended
yoto OF TINT city, compared with which the
gigantic frauds of 1s03 woula sink into insig-
nilca,.cc. The following extracts from the
lengthy utirte alluded to will serve to show thu
ellaructcg and extent OF this latest Democratic
attetnpt to subscrt tho honest vote of thc State
Of New York:
tho sisunllc ,illninY contemplated: Tic onu fact
Twelftlli thsru ase reported III. Less inhabitants
wnr.ls thuso aru reported f"tnty.thrts Moasa,I
n1r6 to,trs that, werr Registered tue year bef0re
tlH74), ncttlea thu who'll matter but how d,
they mako this astonishing increase Of s6ters' II
avery tnrrIgt. horn male over - years Vt nEu "a
vii, ca,l ina..:s papsss "s boidly forgc ccriicates
Of naturalization, ami lr!ng uscn' 10 the po!a 10
yotu tor Tlldcn aud lcform. Behold tho csi-
lencc:
Popula!on b ccnsus ot 40, +.e1s
Population ny ccnau'of ls7a''..'''... +4As'i
nssssss at, ,y.,,9 3S3 sa1
VUtes by Gotus u 1875, s.3hl
Increase qt yoteTs IN i'm nnnlhs..."...... y 1Gs7
1t thus appears that wllcre tho population had d.
erased In 1,e ycnrs caT!y per cent tho sote Y.
before thu CENSUS WAs taken by na"Fc than JoFty
per cent ,. ,,-,
res In r1n tynIrfnru Tine 1nlnfurNy
, 1876-10-16
DEMOCRATIC CONGltATULA-
TION,

AN Address TO TllH rKopLR Hr Tue NATIONAL
COMMITTEE.
The National Demoyrattc Committee has
ssued the following u.l.lrcss of congratu1ation
"to the rcuplc Oft tho United Status u upon tho
results ot tho recent elections;
FEILnw.ciTtxESs: We congratulate yan NJ
patriots, on pattakers with M III tho sam.no,l
tIo Uctober statu csctInns. w rsJolcc In tho
s1 sa s "f d. 81 tyis II 4s af s
I.[o, where the Republican hosts aayu
had ~ ss oycrThclm'ag ascs;n.snsy ,s +"
vSs'y Ws yrsjo!ss n the assu!ausy % thesa c'ett"s
cunycy that yonr balloss Will ocstow dcctsisc INA.
jmlt!ts to ths allied forces Of ne"oeras5 aMa r..
win yea q fs!lo" .e!'ztns; And WHEN ,ls arsi.
Valley OF The ul!o .ha! bc n!ttacd next ,nunth by
the hat of y, U0' GDu satcrs throughout the "Inle
Nspnbllc. w shall ts!Il rejoice. chiefly tor 1lo
es,ua! sharu with us win are l,t1,lgstus In tho
political peace an4 goodwill which VIII then uni
there 10 s''asshsd am;Yns n; al' & sssi"1 u H., Farss
sists and frassrnsi goodwill f. zig Inst condition.
and Indiana wrro concentrated all thG insuenca Of
llr Adnins ratoM, nlL thelr ctost*, and a!l tile
ya.t Of money forced from the loo, 700 Office
U.i,ir no. uguln to DO cultchde against ~ coIccu.
tratrl; fur iu tho Suvctnbtr e!cc1ons thu contrst
VII b s,y I 81 hets H.
Democrats and Kcforu.uFs VI We!t t!sg!nta autl
lndiuns have hsen victorious, aud In Ohio they
mn! hss crsa.ea III nsslfa,icu ot victory IN Nasrn.
htt II 1t falls to our lut Us NnllanA1 Democratic
coa!es to r M H. ss9 gf s ua!on
campaign. Il IL ou|y bcesu.o nsmeerats lAys been
sss ss ,o; w o 4 as !s'sy ass2' tsssss
won, Will bu doi!vcIAnco ~ much to Republicans
, 1876-10-16

~ purpose insenuIs ro,'cn,s md strangers
thl, 'hoppIng directory o. no,se' ,, NJ an " W.
rsh sa a.y he bought by stranger "na , M "a -,
eooas he same tcrms' Of "nonl soous as,s, Nv, ~
t on rom California AM! otceon WIZ. 1s' ~ .,'.
oFds'S" ,s., The terms would DC s'le ea'o nv ~ ',s
suee tus' .,,sd s IN person. and VINO o'ler 10
baItr yi.itfng Chicago something altsaes.so
=, with certainty t''at '.sls 'osuss ', ~
plook ~ to nurchasc, aud that inquiries VIII
eog @asts prompt attention.
80. IN ArtiStlo aud FIN" oo"o" ''F
pts'eas,,old and Personal osc'
:, "a AND FINE DRESS GOODS
slha o'' Gas. HossAoE d Co.,
100, 1os and ito stato-st.
u" s'N N. MA7soH & Co.,
Corner State and Monroo-sts.
rlASo' ' A. REED l. Son,
Van Durcn and Dcafborn-ats-
,,s RIFLES, ANDsroR11Na OUTFITS
Gc'f' ". Z. sr1NcER d Co.,
"a state-st.
EAoeo' N. MArsoa & CO.,
Cor. State and Monroc-sta.
szwlsa.NAcn1NEs- =.
I'll Statc-st.
eAf1' H11L's SAFE AND LocK Co.,
147 Dearborn-st.
s'AD' FA1nnANKs, Morse d Co.,
III and lf3 Lake-st.
curyA AND GLASSWARE
BunLE1 4 TTRnELI,
50 and IS statc-st.
ro1rt RANGES AND COOKING ArPA-
"1 Dsamha!l, Dcane 4 Coz
b. E. GiyAuDAN,
ITO Lakc-st.
ueDD1SG STATIONERY & INVITATIONS
JANSEN, MCCLURE q Co.,
III and 10 statc-st.
p1o'o'N N. MATsoy t. Co.,
Cor, State md Monroc-sts.
4H7lsT1C TAILORs-
EDWARD Elf Il Co..
105 Wabast,-ay.
ART WORK IN STERLING s1LvERwARE-
GoRuAM MANUFACTURING Co.,
Dond-st., New York.
NEWS FINE UNDERWEAR
BRown & PR1on,
1855 Wabash-ay
slLyERpLATED WARE
3frwlpEN BRITANNIA Co..
n. MA1soN Il Co.,
Cor. State and afonroc-sts.
oIL PAINTINGS, LlTnOGl,ApHs, AND
IMPORTERS OF WORKS OF ART
III. O'BnlEa,
2os Nabush-ay.
GARHLAuES-
STuDEBAKEH BNoTnERa,
South Bcud, Ind: PCS Wabas'l-ay.
FINE WATCHES
N. MArsoN i CO.,
Tor, Stntc aud Monroc-sts.
Trayclers' Guide.
pprrooprr t,nt1cE
14S Afndtson-st.,
II. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL
Cor. Clark and Jnckson-sts.,
Joua 3. DRAKE i Co., ProPrlotoEs.
The cards wlll appear daily in first column
Grft page In T1E CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
For further particulars address
JoAN MANNING,
Care Publisher CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
, 1876-10-16

S II IRI.S
TO ORDER.
Great Reduction in Prices,
But NO CHANGE in QUAIL
lTY Of fabric or Workman
ship.
WILSON Bros,
81 & SO Westinghouse.
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
ApplGt0ls' Journal for November.
FIRST HALF or A BRILLIANT NOVELETTE,,
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INDIANA.

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SHERIFf,s SALE.

pY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias. to
ID me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale, ut the
DELAWARE HOUSE NO. 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by George w. 0rtlp, in the city Of Will
mington. New Castle county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
THE ls. DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876,
At 2o'clock. p. m..
The following described Real Estate, viz.
AL that certain lot or piece ot land situa-
ted in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid, with
three two story frame houses erected there
on. bounded and described as follows, 10 wit;
BEGINNING At the intersection of the south
erly side of i street with tho eastcrly side of
Locust street: thence southe erly along the
said sido Of Locust street seventy one feet
to corner; thenre easterly parallel to b
street thi'ty-six feet 10 a corner, thence
northerly parallel TO Locust street seventy
one fcet to the southerly side of B street
Aforesaid; thence herewith westerly thirty
six feet TO the place Of beginning. be the con
tents thereof what they may.
Seizei and taken in execution as the rro
perty of George K. Townsend and Mary +.
NJ his wiie. and terre tenants, and to he sold
by WIN II. LAMBSUN. Sh,Tin
sheriff's Office, New Castle,
January. IL. 1870. ! janl2-ts