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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-05-03
Used in nearly every locality in many

Used in nearly every locality in many
..t.. States. 50 .t@ =
Settled beyond n doubt-No one questions
the fact that more cases Of whites, suppress
sed and irregular menses and utoriEe OBJ
structions, of every kind, are being daily
cured, by DR.. j. Bradfeld's Female Regulate or,
than by all other remedies combined. Its
success in Georgia and otlsr States is beyond
precedent in TIE annals of phisic. Thousands
of certificates from women everywhere pour in
upon the proprietor. The attention of prom
inent medical men is aroused in behalf of this
wonderful compound, and the most success
ful practioners use it. If women suffer here
after it will be their own fault. Female
Regulator is prepared and sold by L. Fl
Bradfcld, Druggist, Atlautn, Ga, and may be
bought at Shopper bottle at any respectable
Drug Store in the Union.
EFFECTL TRULY WONDERFUL.
CARTEnSvGLLE, GR., April 70, 1869 This
will; certify that two 'Jnenberstofi nv imme-
date family, after having suffered for man
years from menstrual irrogularity, and having
been treated without benefit, by Vapious med,
ical doctors, were Mt length completely cured
by orc bottle of DR.. j. Bradfelds FEM aI,E
REGULATOR. / therefore deem IL my duty
to furnish this certificate, with the hope OF
drawing attention Of suffering womenkind to
the merits Of u medicine whose power in cur
ing irregular and suppressed menstruation,
has been proven under my own personal OBJ
servatiOn. Its effect OIL such cases is truly
wonderful, and well may the remedy be called
''W Omans Best Friend"
Yours respectfully,
JAS. W. STRANGE.
Sept. 4 1876 . Ig..ss. ',.,..4
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SSomc Of our High School students
wentout on a fishing expedition on
last Saturday, and in attempting to
cspsstheiereek one Of, them fell in.
He said he might have said something
il ho hadn't been Sabbath school
superintendent. ..
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,,tPhelast day of April took its de-
pafture bosterously and coIdly in these
parts. The wind blew quite gale
from & = The northwest. Fires were quite
comfortable. No frost was seen.
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81 1tisgscarceIy to- be doubted chat q
mad dog passed through town last
Sunday week, but did not, while in
town, give any evidences of madness.
RdtoWhen he was next heard Of at
Mr.. Anthony's, ho gave unmstak.
abHesindications"of being effected with
hyaEpph9biauin that he attempted 70
bite persons and animals that chanced
to coni5 ihSSliis0 way. q We have not
heard oaAs the particulars. After going
ao9ae ten miles he was killed. we
would dIadmonish all our people to be
ohAtheT guard in reference to mad
dogs for the disease seems to be sadIv
on The increase all over the country.
If any dog give evidences, even in
tho slightest degree, of having hy~
dfophobia, lsillshim at once. Nothing
is SO ,aiartning and terrific in q CON-
nnnitY as canine madness; and not
without reason; for the disease is per,
fectly incnrabie. I'm reference to both
the origin and cure of this disease.
nothing is known hence, the terror.
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&C We1invite the special attention of
our readers to the editorial correspon.
dences which will appear in each issue
OF the SENTINEL during the session of
The Legislature, Our readers will be
posted son all important matters con-
ncctcd Herewith.
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vH.i4As:;isansel, IL former Chamberlain
TriN' Justice, from Laurons, arlived,
blythe @serayel train" in our town last
week, en'route for Charlotte, n. G.
He eesecmed to be in great distress and
drcudi ofssome approaching calamity.
Perhaps he was flying from somo AM
derson official. The way Of tho trans.
gressor"is hard. ....'.. -" ."oa.H.
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9 Married, on Tuesday evening, April
9th, 1877, at tho. residence of the
brjde'sdather, by Rev. Hugh LcLeos,
Of Piekens county, assisted by Rev.
Ts H., q Cunningham, of Charleston,
MrA.%S. SADLER, of Easley Station,
Pickens county, and Miss NJ. E. Mc>
hEEs, daughter, of j.. J. McLees, of
Anderson county. .. a-1,... y ..
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We hope odrIState ttax'bill will be
light aud the time for its COLLECTION, be
oxtendcd till fall. n,au4uh or,e.
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,DY yirtue,of qncege6ufi6p to ,me directed
I'D 1 will sell to the highest bidder before
the Court House door, during the legal hours
of sale, on Salcaayf TNSioyGqxqt the following
property, viz:
One Tract of Land, whercon t. G.. Neat
now resides, known as the Picken8yille PLACE,
in the County of Pickcns, containing Three
Hundred and Seventeen acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of SePPeen Watson, sIOhn W.
erty of A, MuNeal, at the suit'of VIC! Field
Judge Of Probate for Pickens County, :
TERMS CASH--Purchaser to pay extra
for titles. --a. iuI ,......,
JOAB MAULDIN, SIC.
april -. 1877 u
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tomatoes arc in the Charleston
market.
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Price, Twenty- Foe Gcnts.
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@aN0tics to druggists and storel1ocp-
ers!al guarantee ,Shriner's Indian Yer.
mifuge'to destroy and expel worms
from the human body whore thoy
exist fused according to directions.
YeIRre authorized to sell it on the
above conditions. David e. Foutz,
proprietor, Baltimore, Md.
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WhensRopo is gohonhd'heart sink-
eth andSa dying official refuseth torbe
oentorrtssd. Such is lifo:-Tbbappy, 70
day, 1oSmorrow acknowledgements are
born toathroablel asIthoE sparks fly in
wata!oS 8 r'',..- ~ .s.a.
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@W Wesare authorized to state that
Rev. HughLMcLees will preach at Se~
coma Church on the second Sunday,
12th Sinst., at IL O'clock, A., NJ, ~ ~, ~ a.
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Our farmers aresso very, busy busy plant
ing that our town is visited but sell.
dom ana is consequently dalla. - "'''1'
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Our Etestecmed fellow "townsman,
Wa,M. Hagood,r Esq, and lady, re>
turhed'on Friday last from Charles
tonsHwhere2 be has been attending the
UuitodlStatesC Court, as juror. .-...
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y awEsaw 9TTTT 90

P1cT7lNEfc.M77T1bhfoife, ! will be basket
pierpic on CLASSY Mountain on Satnr-
day May the 12th!r Those fond of
beautiful sconery and the socia! meet,
ing should avail themselves of the op,
pFtqWty. Tho young people of The
surrounding country and Easley and
liberty are invited to be present, with
thoiE baskets filed. E''"' a.v".''
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'lA sSJa A:sJl,.A A3SaeFsoo'q1,,' Of DacusviIle,
hasripoe Strawberries and he has Gu
cQmberhSihcs now running. Hurrah
for Dacusville!
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s'n... .. ad '..o .rt.- .a..
CE." .H .lu"." '-,.r .r.',
1nrP "'
OCOnee.. 7 annerv
- ao.At

HNHE, undersigned have associated with
Il them In the conduct Of their business of
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The Trial Justices scoarte now Ian
gRshes tor want of cases. ,rafa'i "a ovir,I
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@Weheroby acknowledge the receipt
oflSsplatteg1 Of oflpu luscious btta wborries
trauSsthelgarden of Mrs. Ann Griffin,
the first, Of tho season. Wo love
strawberries. Who will rbe ncxt to
treat us; III O. similar manner? .@ a......
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

QSc week in your own town.. Terms and
pOU 30 outfit free. II. HALLErr s. Co.,
Bortland, Maine. |'
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The frult CROP IS nov q ,aSerIainty.- I
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l.. LIPPMAN,
Dealer IN
DOMESTIC ALE, PORTER,
CIDER AND LAGER BEER
&c., ienriHe Street. ..... 81
New Orleans p. o. Box 1865
DRA UGHT BEER
AND
n Large Assortment Of COrEs
always on hand.
Represented since last five years by
Picard Riul76-ly
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que. ce soir -.
Eft s'adressant i moi :

~ . ~ ~ uItl
QUAINT d vOus, poursuivit-il, IL
raj vous prendre demain, ct nous
irons ensemble chez madame Monis-
trol....Et sur ce, CONNIE je tombe
de sOmmeil, bonnie mutt.
II dut dormir. lui, mails moi, je ne
pus fermer l'eil.
Une voix secrete ss'elevait du plus
profond de moi meme, qui me criait
que Monistrol 6tait Innocent.
Mon imagination ME representa-
avec une vivacite doulourause les
tortures de &c %malheureux, seul
dams la celluIe du depot.
Mais pourquoi avait-il avoue f.-..
vi
&c qni me manquait alors-cent
fois, depuis, j'ai Ell ~roccasion de men
rendre compte-c'etait l'ex%p6rience,
la pratique !du meter , cetait aurtout
la notion exacte des moyens d'ac.
ton ct Investigation de la police.
Je sentais vaguement que cette en-
qn6te await etc NAL, GU plut6t l6gere
ment conduite, mails j'aurais etc
bieu embarrasse de dire pourquoi,
de dire sur &c quill ent fallu faire.
II me semblait que ga cause eta il
la mienne meme. Eft c'6tait bien ma
turel : ma jeune vanite Sc trouvait en-
jeu. N'6tait-ce pas unc remarque d.
moi qui avais eleve les premiers
doutes sur la .culpabilite de &c mai
h~eureux
@Je me dois, me disas-je, de de
montrer s0n innocence.
Embarrassment, les discussion!
de la soiree m'avaient tellementtrou
bic. que je ne savais plus SUI que
fait precis echafauder mon systemic
Ainsi quill arrive toujours quant
on applique trop lo"gtemps son es.
prit 4 la solution d'vn p%robleme, me
idees Sc brouillaient CONNIE un ech'
veau u mains dun en,ant. Je n,
voyais plus clair, c'etait le chaos.
Enfonce dams mon fauteuil. je M,
%torturais la cervelle, ~lorsque. lsur le
neuf heures du matin. NJ. Mechine
fidele a = promesse de la vieille
vint me prendre.
-Allons !! allons ! fit il. en- me sc
couant brusquement j.; ca je ne Ia
vais pas entendu entrer , en- route |!
-Je suis d vous d;s-je en- me DIRE
SAINT,
Nous descendimes en- hate. ct ,je r
marquai alors que mon digne vOisi
etait vetu avec plus de sOin que d
cOItume.
II await reussi 4 Sc bonner ces M
parences deb"nnaires ct crssues gu
seduisent par-dessus tout lie bout
auier parisien.
Sa gazette etait celle de l'llomn,
sur lie sol. qui marche a une victor
certaine.
Bicnt6t nous fumes dams la rue, {
tandis que nous cheminions
A c%Ontinuer.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day.
Breakfast ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
at 4 o'clock z. NJ.
COmmodlous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
l. to the corner of st. Philip and Market
streets, next door to the Post Office, where
he will keep an assortment OF Charter Oak
and other cooks stoves, fire CRATES, cooking
utensils, Glass ware, Tin ware. Bolts and
Nuts. Charcoal, rivets of all sizes and kinds;
and will be prepared to do any species Of
Tin. Zinc, light iron and copper work.
Also an assortment of wagon hubs, ~felloes,
spokes ect.
Jan. LIST. s, T. GRISAMORE.
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FEUlLLETON
nv ION
lie PETIT VIEUX
n
EMILE GABORIAU
Salete.
EMILE GABORIAu

II s'arreta court, tira sa tabatiere
dspira trOis on quatre de SEES prises
Imaginaires. ct dun ton de vaniteuse
discretion
r eJ'ai du moins lie moyen de le pc
n6trer, r6pondit il.
Dependant nous arrivons al bout
de Ia rue Vivienne, non loin de l'e-
t~ablissement de Monistrol.
Attention! me dit NJ. Mechinet
suivez moi, ct, quot quill arrive, ne
vous 6tonnez de rien.
II faut bisn de me prevenir. J'au-
rails etc sans celia enlightenment sur
pris de le voir entrer brusquement
chez un marchand de p%arapInies.
Raide ct grave CONNIE un Anglai@,
il sc fit montrer tout ce qn'il y await
dams la boutiqne, ne trOuva rien Il
50 fantastic ct finit par demander
sill ne serait pas possible de lui ia
briquer un parapiuie don't il fourni-
RAFT le mOdele.
On lui repondit que &c serait la
chose la plus simple dn monde, ct il
sortait en- annoncant qL'il reviendrait
lie lendemain.
Eft, c%ertes, Ia demi-heure quill
await passee dans &c magasin n'avait
pas etc perdue.
Tout en- examinant les objects
9u'On lui sOumrttait. II await Ell Fart
de tirer des marchands tout ce qu'ils
savaient des epoux Monistrol.
Art facile. en- somme, car l'affaire
du ''petit vieux des Batignolles. e.
%l'arrestation dn bijoutier en- fauz
avaient profondement emu le quar-
tier ct ~fa;saient le sujet de toutes les
conversations.
VOLTA, me dit-il quand nous
fumes dehors. comment on obtien,
les des renseignemenls exacts...
Des que les gems savent d qui lis on'
affaire, ills posent. ils font des phrase.
ct alors adieu la verit6 vrale.
Cette comedie, M. Mechinet la re.
,peta dams sept Oh hut magasins au,
envirOns.
Et meme. dams Fun d'eux, don't lie,
patrons 6taient rev6ches ct peu eau
seuls, IL fit II emplette de wing
francs.
Mails apres deux heures de Get ex.
ercise singulier. ct qui m'amusai
fort, nous commissions exacteme
l'opion publique. Nous savions a,
juste ce qu'On pensait de NJ. ct MA
dame Monis:,ol dams ls quarter OF
lis etaieut etablis depuis leur mariag,
c'est.a-dire depuis quatre ans.
Sur lie mari, il ny await qu'un,
voix.
C'6tait, afirmait on. lie plus dou,
ct lie meilleur des hommes, serviabl,
,hounete, intelligent ct travailleur
Sill n'avait pas reussi dams o com.
merce. c'est que Ia chance ne ser
pas toujours ceux qui lie meritent |,
plus. II await Gu lie tort de prendr,
une boutique voaee i la faillite. ca
depuis qulnze n quatre CONNER.
Giants s'y etaient conl6s.
II adorait So femme. tout lie mon
de IL savait ct le disait. mails c,
grand amour ~n'avait pas depasse lie
'bornes convenues il men etait re
jaifli sur lui aucun ridicule...
Personne ne pouvait croire a sa Gu
pabilite.
Son arrestation disait. on. doit
atre nne errear de la police.
Pour &c qui est de madame Monis
troll, les avis etaient partages.
Les uns la trou vaient trop elegan
tie pour sa situation de fortune, dan
tres soutenaient qn'une toilette a !;
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THIBODAUx.
Do you know that at
JD. III

10 you Know that at
III
Corner Main, jackson aud Levee
Streets, is the ouly place in
town where you can find
THE GENUINE
CALIFORNIA PORT,
TOKAY, CLARET and
ANGELICA WINES.
and the
Pure California Cognac!
In this Establishment you will
find the FRESHEST and MOST
VARIED assortment of CHOICE
GROCERIES, such as
Dried Apples, Spann Gmava Jelly.
Cnrrants, Nationu Glass"
Dates, Gun powder tea
SU't Chocolate, Raisins,
Full Assortment of canned GOODS:
PLANE HAMS,
BACON,
ITALIAN
BOLOGNA SA USAGE,
CRACKERS e CAKES
s. c. HAMS,
MIXED CANDLES
CITRON.
Give him q call to satisfy
yourself how reason.
able he sells!
Remember Corner Main, jackson
and Levee Streets.
jan77-
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e. BOURQUIN,
HOrlOger 4 BuOutier,

Continue omm par lie passe, le meme
genre d'affaires,
Eue"ignure St. Louis ct Market.
m.24.'77. T~hibOdaux, La
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j. F. AUCOIN. master,
p. A. CHARLET. Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every MONDAY at 5
p. M. and FRIDAY at 10 q. H., for Bayou
Lafourche and all coast landings, going
through to Thibodaux.
NJ. H. Landry, los Decatur ST.. neal St.
Louis.
b. Rivet, los Decatur st., near St. Louis.
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TH3BODAUX.


GRAND ATELIER
Forge, ClAarrOnage ct Car.
rOsserie.
H. TETREAU, Proprietaire,
A LHONNEUR DTNFORMER SEES
IA amis ct lie public quill est pref a entire.
prendre tout Outrage cOncernant sa partle
aux meilleures conditions ct a des prix tres
mod6res.
IL s'est adjoint a Get eftet DIES ouvriers de
premier ordre ct bien connu CONNIE tells.
Ii a achete au NOrd un grand assortment
de
RATES EFT JANTES
pour voitares, de premier choix.
Aussi, un assortment de
ROUES PATENTEES
MOYEUX EN- FER
articles nouveau
EN- DEBALLAGE:
Un assortment de
CERCUEILS
pour hOmmes. femmes ct enfants, nouyeau
style, avec glaces, limitation bois de rose,
nOyer noir, cb6ne, etc.
Tn assortment
D'HABILLEMENT
pour ensevelir les morris. hommes. femmes
ct enfants. Article lie luxe, frais ct du der,
nier geure d DIES prix tres moderes.
IL Sept. re. -.,:
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-18
Abou; the Houae.

II loaf or cake has become rather
too stale for the table moisten 1t a little
and then heat 1t through in tie over.
10 revive the color in black cloth
garments, use & mixture of two pints
vinegar, one ounce coppera.. one ounce
ground logwood, and three ounces
bruised gals.
To make beef broth, cut in pieces
pound CT beef, Put it in a stewpan with
hall pint Of cold water, a piece Of
carrot, one onion, quarter Of pound
OIL bacon cut N pieces; set on the fire
ana simmer twenty minutes; then add
a pint OF boiling water, salt ald pep
per: boil three quarters of an hour.
Strain and serve.
To make French rolls, into one pound
OF flour rpb two ounces of butter and
the whites Of three eggs, well teaten :;
add tablespoonful Of good Yeast, q
little salt, and milk enough 70 make it
still dough; cover and set in Il warm
place till light, which will be in an
hour or more, accordingto the strengl h
OF the yeast. Cut into rolls, dip the
edges into melted butter to keep them
from sticking together, and bake in IA
quick oven.
10 make bean soup. pick over the
beans, wash them, parbOil them, pour
oil the water, and put them ON in fresh
water with 4 few slices of ham or beef,
boil them all 70 rags, strain through a
colander, return 10 the pot, and add Il
little chopped celery, onion, bunch
Of herbs, and boil slowly half an hour.
StrIln and serve.
To close cracks II cast-iron stoves,
good wood ashes are to be sifted
through fine sieve, to which is to be
added the same quantity of clay finely
pulVerZcd, together with Il little salt.
This mixture Is to be moistened with
water enough to make II paste and the
crack OF the stove then filled with it.
The cement does not peel off or break
away, and assumes an extreme degree
OF hardness after being heated. The
stove must be cool when the apphca-
ton Is made. The same substance NAV
be used in setting the plates of stove,
or httlnG stove pipes, serving to render
all the joints perfectly tight.
The JourHdL Of Chemist7.y saws the
following is fatal to all sorts of vermin
that prove such q vexation of spirit to
the good housekeeper: Two pounds
of alum dissolved in three or four
quarts of boiling water. Let it remain
over the fire till all the alum has dis
solved. Then apply it with brush,
while boiling hot, to every Joint or
crevice in the closet where ants and
cockroaches intruie, to all the pantry
shelves, and to the joints and crevIces
of bedsteads. Brush all the cracks in
the floor and the mopboards with this
mixture. A cement Of chloride of
lime and powdered alum used to stop
up r&t-holes, and the walls and crack
and corners washed with the above
mentioned hot alum ami borax, will
drive away rats as well as insects