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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-05
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plants Of the Chest, Lungs or Threat. Manut@lE
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-05
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-05

without one. Every i;uflier is warranted. For i
BY all Sewing Machine Companies and their Aga
everywhere. also by the manufacturers, Ire
JOHNSTON RUFFLER CO., 0ttumvAlon
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-05

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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-15

over the obvious punishment Of whip
MING on the bare hack, in mercy to
yonT wears. but as the dignity Of the
law requires an open exhibition oil the
consequences Of your crime, It Is or
dered. that YOU be conveyed from Tins
room TO the public stocks where you
are to be confined for one hour; that
YOU pav a fine 10 the state OF one
hundred dollars and that you bo.iin-
prisoned in the Jail Of this county for
one calendar month and furthermore,
that your Imprisonment do not cease
until the said fine shall be paid.
feel it nv duty, Nathaniel Bumppo, =
Sand where should get the mon
ey?" interrupted the Leather-stock-
ing, eagerly; "Where should get the
money!
"If YOU have any thing to urge
against the passing of the sentence,
the court will yet hear you" said the
Judge, mildly.
~ have enough TO say ag'in. it,
cried Natty, grasping the bar ON which
his fingers were working with a con-
vul Jed motion. "Where am TO get
the money? Let me out into the
woods and hills, where I've been used
to breathe the clear air, and though
I'm threescore and ten, if you've left
game enough in the country, I'll trave
night and day but I'll make you up
the sum afore the season is over.
II must be governed by the law
''Talk not to me of law, Marina
duke Temple" interrupted the hunter.
"Did the beast of the forest mind your
laws, when it was thirsty and hunger
ing for the blood of your own child
She was kneeling to her God for q
greater favor than | ask, and he heard
her; and if you now say no to my
prayers, do you think he will be deaf!''
"My private feelings must not en-
ter into"
clear me, Marmaduke Temple, y
interrupted the old man, with a mel
ancholy tone Of voice, land hear rea-
son. I've travelled these mountains
when you Was no judge, but an infant
in your mothers arms and | feel as
if had right and privilege to
travel them sg'in afore die. Have
you forgot the time that you come on
to the lakeshore, when there wasn't
even a Jail to lodge in; and didn't ]
give you my own bear-skin to sleep
on, and the fat Of noble buck to sat
isfy the cravings of your hunger? Yes,
yes-you thought it no sin then to kill
a deer! Come, friend, let me pass
it's long sin I've been used to such
crowds, and | crave to be in the woods
ag'in. Where are We, pups come
away, dogs come away we have a
grievous toll to do for our years, but
it shall be done-yes, yes, I've prom
ised it, and it shall be done !"
1t is unnecessary to say, that the
movement of the Misunderstanding
was again intercepted by the oonsta-
BILE; but before he had time TO speak,
a busting in the crowd, and loud
hem, drew all eyes to another part of
the room.
Benjamin had succeeded in edging
his way through the people, and was
now seen balancing his short body,
with one foot in Il window and the
other on the railing Of the jury-boX.I
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-15
1t Has Stood ther,.

If you doubt the wondqrf5
Shiloh's Consumption Cure. a.
then il you are not ncrltctlr' ~
turn the bottle and we viii +.
price paid. Il has establish
that consumption can be cn,ai
coughs, hoarscucss. astbm, /,
cough, and all lung or tb0r
there is nothing like it for A .
positive cure. and it seldom an.
80 cents, and 81. 90 per bottle
lungs are sore, or chest or bail
IShilOh's POrus Plaster, prioe
LOld by J. S. Whitney.
DR.. ShilOh's System VitsIf
doubt the most successful curs
pepsia and liver complaint We
known, otherwise we could M
tee it. III eases OF COnsump6
general debility, loss of Up
constipation exist, it will resto
ulate the SYSTEM while Shiloh
lays the inflammation and heals
Price rs cents, Sold by J.Sl
Hackmetack, a rich and fra
.fume. Sold by j. S. Whit
Park, Vt. Elsewhere by all d
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-15
Read This.

Cornwall, VT, Nov. 18th, 4 4
Messrs. f. f. Smith & Co. =,
| feel DESTROYS to express toy =.
gratitude for the benefit your ri
have conferred upon me. Ahe
troubled with that painful and Is
ing disease, the piles, for mon
80 years, and after trying every i
remedy without effect, | at d oS
you know without much faith, VI :
duced to try your Pills, and
astonishment and great joy ms .
time found myself well. The y
has been so great, that ] feel j
whole system like u new man.
/. X. SPERM
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-15

10 10 the amazement 60
.he steward was e,il,-..
To speak. Aners.-.-
I Guilty he succeeded
utteraucc.
"If-so-bc," he said .s
or is agreeable 10 tm,, 4
out on aaoihcrcuf.s,,
heres a small ua,,frT.
bring down the risk ~
just tlirty-fye o'yowS-t
and ] wish, from The ~.
heart, that they was AN
cas-, for the sake Of The ~ % I.
Astonishment at t5.,g = ]
ruption produced a pro,-.
IN the room, which Wa, o,r f.
ed by the sheriff, wbo,,r,i. /
on the table, and cried
"Silencc %
There must be an s,i
said the Judge, stupg h..
come his feelings. c.
the prisoner to the stool, ''' \,
what stands next on tbec,t.
Natty seemed to yield IA
ny, for he sunk his head q.
and followed the officer r, u
room in silence. The e ,'-
back for the passage Of h.
and when his tall form ~,
scending from the outer H..
of the people TO the seen. /,
grace followed.
TO Be c1uHp,,J
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-15

Ihad been deeply agitaled by his emo
lions; bat nov the volcano burst its
boundaries.
"Who! aud this 10 me e. he cried ;
task your own conscience, Judge
Temple. Walk 20 that door, and
look out upon the valley, that placid
lake, and those dushy mountains, and
say TO your own heart, if heart you
have. whence came these riches, this
vale, those hills, and why am | their
owner"
Marmaduke heard this burst OF
passion, with deep amazement.
SOLVER Edwards, thou fOrgettest
in whose presence thou standest," he
replied, aCome to my Office, and ]
will discharge the debt | owe thee"
The ungoverning feeling that caused
the violence Of the youth had passed
away, and he stood gazing after the
retiring figure of Mamaduke, with a
vacancy in his eye, that denoted the
absence of his mind. AT length he
recollected himself, and, turning his
head slowly around the apartment, he
beheld Elizabeth, still seated on the
sofa, but with her head dropped on
her BOSOM, and her face again con-
cealed by her hands.
Miss Temple" he said-all vio-
lence had left his manner-"AIiss
Temple have forgotten myself
forgotten you. You have heard what
your father has decreed, and this night
! | leave here, With you would part
in amity."
Elizabeth slowly raised her face,
across which a momentary expression
of sadness stole; but as she left her
seat, her dark eyes lighted with THEN
usual fire, her check flushed to burn
ing, and her whole air seemed to be-
long to another nature.
Il forgive you, Edwards, and my
father will forgive you" she said, when
she reached the door. "Gou do not
know us, but the time may come,
when your opinions shall change
"Of you never| interrupted the
youth: o."
81 would speak, sir, and not listen.
There is something in this affair that /
do not yot comprehend but tell the
Misunderstanding he has friends as
well as judges in us.
The youth would have spoken, but
she vanished from the door so rapidly,
hat when he reached the hall her light
form was no where to be seen. He
paused moment, and then, rusHii'999
from the house, he took his way di-
rectly for the cabin Of the hunters.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-15
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19
Louisiana.

The commission sent to Louisiana
by tho President, to enquire into the
condition of affairs down thoro, has
failed to effect a compromise by fusing
the two Legislatures. Tho Democrats
remember how two years ago thoy
were cheated out of their rights by the
Wheeler compromise and they arc
not going to be stupid enough TO try
1T again. The example of Hampton
and his followers in South Carolina, in
spurning any proposition to compro-
mise thoir rights, and their complete
triumph in the ond, has given Nichols
and tho Democracy of tho Pelican
State now courage. and they will not
yield to anything but what is abso>
lutely duo them. Tho commission,
composed, as it is, of four Republicans
and one Democrat, it seoms has about
come to tho conclusion that the Nich>
oils government is the only recognized
authority in Louisiana and is the onlv
government That can give the people
OF that State peace and protection
They say while Packard has the best
title to the Governorship from tho Re-
turning Board, Nichols has the recog.
"ition OF the people, and every de-
partment of the State is under his con-
troll, except the State House, which is
held by Packard and tho United
States troops. It is now conceded
that the withdrawal of the troops from
Packard's support will soon take
place, and, following Chamborlain's
example, ho will quietly retire his
pretentions. The doliveranco of Lou.
isiana, wo think, from present indica,
tions, is close at hand.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19
Sheriff S Sale,
fUI'i
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENs COUNTY.

Py virtue ofa decretal order from Hon. T. IT.
- Cooke, Judge of,the 9th judicial Circuit,
will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Saieday IN May next, the following Real
Estate, to wits, ..n. =
All the following described Lots OF Parcels
OF Land, situate in the Town of Liberty, in
Pickens County, S. c.. viz: Lot No. Is, stu
atc on Front and Second streets, East side,
containing One Eighth c: an acre-ezSee:::,-
therefrom, that portion owned by %. N.
Broom and r. l.. Stansell; Lot No. % on
Ihlrd street, East side, containing Thirty-aix
Rods; Lot No. Al on Main nnd Second streets.
West side, containg One acre and Eight Rods;
Lot No. AZ ON Main and Third streets, ad-
joining Lots No. a and 81, containing One
acre and Eight Rods; Lot No. 5, South of
Railroad on Fourth street, containing Forty
one Rods. Levied on as the property of
Samuel NJ. Holcorbe, At the suit of ifore-
tlosure) w. ii. Holcombe.
TERMS CASH.
april 5, 1877 80 -
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19
Proclamation.

Under and by virtue of tho author
ity vested in mo by the Constitution
OF the State to convone the General
Assembly on extraordinary occasions,
/, Wade Hampton; Governor of the
State of South Carolina, do hereby
summon the Senators and embers OF
the House Of Representatives Of said
State to meet in general assembly, in
the city of Columbia, on Tuesday, the
24th day of April, Ammo Domimi one
thousand eight numbered and seventy
seven, at IL o'clock meridian.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Il. s. great seal of the State to be
affixed.
Done at the city of Columbia, this
eleventh day Of April, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and eev-
enty senven, and in the one hundred
and first year of tho independence of
the United States of America. 49,.
WADE HAMPTON,
~.. ... Governor.
II. M. SINS, Secretary of State.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19

aud we would have corrupt govern
mont fastenedppon US again. 1 have
pleged mysolfthat no one would 90
to the State House when the troops
are Withdrawn, except he have bus>
iness; aud wheb the order comes for
their departure / want ever y-one to
stay away from there. When want
you vii! tell you., ! carried .let>
ter with mo to Washington from a
soldier stationed in tho State House,
warning me MOTIF SO into ,thol build
ing, because the place was 30 filthy
ind full vermin. a'ShortlyseI'@ will
nave all these engines playing down
thero and the Penitentiary convicta
scrubbing tbore and fumigating it,
and wo win then have q good Legis,
Iature thore. He referred TO the warm
receptions given him during his visit
to Washington, and said he fell
proud ofhis pooplo, on whose account
these 'honors were bestowed on him
Old men had shed tears and fai,
women had come ont to bless him, and
some TO kiss him, too. . .... J'..., Is
The Governor again urged his hoar
ers to keep the peace, obey the laws
and all would be well. After return.
ing his kind thanks for tho grand re-
ccption, ho. took : his. seat amid tre-
mondous applause. 2. 4.:.. ..... ..,...,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19
Chamberlain Last.

Chamberlain has issued manifesto
TO tho Republicans Of South Carolina
assigning to them his reasons for re-
tiring his pretentions. 1t is q very
strong but cautious attack OF President
Hayes Southern policy, and q vile
and infamous SANDER Of the good peo>
ple Of South Carolina. Hn reiteratcs
his storcotypod campaign charges of
intimidation, murder and outrage of
every description by tho whites
against the negroes. But it is all right.
1t is Daniels last, and, considering his
bitter disappointment, VIC could hard
ly expect anything better. The oily
tongued hypocrite is now too well
known for his assertions to have any
effect in any section of tho country
against the good people of South Car
olina.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19
ME11TCAL CARD.

VI ~
FESHE PhysiciaIs of Pickens County, realiz>
n ing the inposition praotioed upon them
by certain INSCRIPTIONS parties, upon obn>
sultation, have adopted the following pream-
bic and reaolutions, as Set forth by the Me-
deai SoSiety of PickenS County. Whereas,
itsis faet,well knowtito every fractitioher
fof Medieanes that there is certain class 6f
persons in every community who, while abun-
dainty able TO remanerate their family Phy>
sioiepl fer PFofessionel Services, habituaily
defraud him cut Of honest dues, and exchange
him fer another, as soon as payment is insis-
ted on for past servicesJ and, whereas, this
system of fraud has become such q nuisance
in this community, that some concerted action
on the part of Physicians has become ne-
oessity for self protection. ~ aaThereforeyzbeit il
ResotUed, That Mr.. ---- is hereby au-
thoriSed to notify each of said delindtients,
by printed circular, o., such delinquency, .tbe
| amount of arrears, and to whom due, with
| the information that If these arrears are not
paid, or satisfactorily adjusted in thirty days
| FROM date Of such notice, flat their names
| villappcar on the general printed Blaek list
Reselgea, That -, the Undersigned. : hereby
| pledge themselves not Z" give Tprescriptions
or medical advice to those who permit their
| names to appear on said sBlack List" unless
the payment of the fee shall be secured be-
| fore services are rendered. p,,n1t. mir ,l4t
1teoo'oeu, ih1C ho'hihS III tne ABOVE snail
apply to those who are not able to pay, OF
ipterfsre in any manner with that work OF
charity which every humane and honorable
| medical man delights to follow. ! ! ..s 4
| -l,S w CLAYTON, NJ D ..,
7 w FOLGER, MD
4 j w EARBE,I Md ".'n .,r.-s,
| '..,,y A J ANDERSON, ND ,..
| ANDERSON, NJ D .'.' 1''.
H24 s HESTER, Mod. Student, ss,U
| >. r J GILLILANG, NJ D
A nj FOLGER, Nj D ~ @'.]I "-3"
| d.. J W QUILLIAN, NJ D .:..,,..
| rurGg. .. G.. w, EARLE, NJ. D.
| Secretary and Accountant
| april 12 ;1S77. IDt& 81 nH 3
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19

The office Of County Commissioner
as it is now established should be
abolished and man appointed or
elected in each township, to look after
tho roads and bridges, without pay
They should be required to meet at
the Court House once or twice q year
or oftener if they deemed it necessary,
but should in no instance receive anv
compensation. They could audit
claims, levy tax and see after tho
interest OF the County just as we'll as
the Commissioners do as now estab-
lished at SO day and S cents mile,
age. The office of County Auditor
should also be abolished, or MERGED
with that of County Treasurer, and
tho fees of County Treasurer reduced
one half, or to an amount not 10 ex.
ceed one thousand dollars q wear
Three or four thousand dollars can bc
saved on these Offices alone oach year
or enough money to keep up all thu
bridges and public buildings in The
Counties. ....
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19
Meeting of the Legislature

BY reference to Governor Hamp-
toms proclamation, which wo publish
elsewhere in this issue, IL will bo seen
that the general assembly has been
convened in extraordinary session on
tho 24th inst. For reasons we'll known
there was no legislation at tho time
of the rogGlar meeting last fall. The
present session will doubtless be short
but there is work enough to keep it
three or four months if it should be
gono into at this session, but we sap>
poso most Of it will bo deferred to
the next regular session.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19
s1TEHsIFF's SALE.
--o--r .,~..N
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICKENs. .

PY virtue ola decretal order, to me direct
1O cd, from the Hon. T. Fl. Cooke, Judge Of
the 8th Judicial Circuit, viii sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash. on SNleday in May
next, the following REAL ESTATE. to wit:
A certain piece or parcel of LAND in
Pickens County and State of South Carolina.
on both sides of Mile creek, containing One
Hundred and Fifteen Acres, and sold by W.
W. Humphreys, Special Referee, as the prop
eerty of Samuel Maverick, deceased. 'C and
known as Lot No. 35. 1870.
Sold as the property Of Isaac Durham, az
the suit Of w. a. Clyde. .H .......,.... ~.
TERMS OASH.-Purchasers to Fay extra
for titles. ~" '"'' .. - 'H!4o
...JoAB. lMAULDIN, s.P.c.
april ~, 1877 81 4
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19
-, SHEEsIFF-s g SALE.
STATE OF soUIH CAROLINA.
CouNTx or PIcKxNs.
CcUNTf OF PIoKHN

RY virtue Of an ecusiou 10 me direOtstI.
~Efwilf seltto the highest bidder, ON Tuea.
day after Saleday in May next, at Easiev
Station, Pickens County, s. g, the fOllowins
Personal Property, to wit:
Fl coats, 2 over coats, 4 vests, IL pair
pants, shawl, balmorals, 8 under shirls, !
piece jeans, 20 yards, l piec jeans, 8 yards,
l piece jeans, piece cottonadS, 10 yds, Il pfscS
linsey, II yards, piece pink lawns, Pegards,
30 yards cambria, 26 yards corset jeans, 8
yards Jackonet oambric, 2 boxes mems collars,
10 ladies' hats, g. hair, plats, ] box ,spndries,
8 dress guards, ~ pair iladies hose, pair
braces, 8 shirt fronts, pair half hose 20
pair children's hose, 6 yards veil berrage, 8
pair boys braces, 23, gross pen holders, o
glass lamps, 2 Brass lamps, corset, / thread
case, n boys hats 23 wool hats, 9 mems fur
hats, l1Plcess Fibbbn, E6f pair Ygl6yes, a card
of lace, lot hooks and eyer, l lot thimbles
and combs, IL dozen fine combs, 10 boxes
hairpins, Il lot braid, 8 pair White gloves, 1
let pearl buttons, pair corset stays, 2 la
dies collars, show case, A motasses cans, 10
preserve dishes, "a tumblers, s. dippSrs, II
cards hair netsi 6lcofee ipots,g 8 oil cans,
trpnks i lot wrapping paper, dozen bows,
small pitchers, large dishes, l steak dish,
I sugar bowl, tea, poll candy jar. sugar
cans, 66 packages poultry powders, s bSttles,
| syrup OF tar, packages liver regulator, I~2
dozen cough syrup, 2 dozen cinnamon, II
dozen peppermint, dozen vermifuge, I dog
on castor, OH Ii dozen ak handles 8 one
inch, 3, inch auger bits, l lot snndries, 8
iron hand scales, ! lot. coffin handles, screws,
&C., combs, 20 boxes caps, dozen pocket
knives. dozen boxes blacking, pai2 match
plains, 10 pair ladies CATERS, pair ladfea
shoes, pair mons shoes, 2 pair mems boots,
8 pair boys shoes, mirror, 20 bars soap, "a
pounds starch, lot madder, lot spice, 1-2
keg soda, scoop and counter scales, / pair,
400 pound scales. 80" 10 ''.<.' ~ ~ :
Sold as the property Of Isaac Williams,
survivor, at the suit of Grain, Boilston g. Co.
ALSO, ,7.".
AT The same time and place, one Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine, sold as the prop
erty of W. A. Clyde, at the suit of Nathaniel
Wheeler and A. B. Wilson. e."
TERMS CASH. -~4. -.-... -.-r-g....
JOAB MAULDIN, s.p.o.
april 49, 1877 10 q
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19

Governor Hampton formally took
possession of the Executive depart
ment in the State House on the 18th
inst. The Democratic State officers
who were elected on Hampton's tick
ct will be assigned quarters in the
ante room of the Executive depart
ment, until their case is disposed of
BY The Supreme Court. au.l
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19
SHERIFF'S SALE. .".4..
II .aI ~ 3E.. .al D.
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STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA.
s..,> COUNTY OF PIcKENs. .G ...
COUNTY OF PICKENs.

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed. 7
will sell to the highest bidder, before the
Court House door ut Pickens Court Houso
during the legal hours Of sale, on the first
Monday in May next, .E,!tU.... ns... .na,',D.
All Of those TWO LOTS, lying in the village
of Pickens Court House known as Lots Nos.
AZ and 40, on which Ellender Griffin, deceased
formerly lived, adjoining James H. Amber,
Hagood and Alexander, and fronting Garvin
and Cedar Reck streets, known as the Ellen
der Mckay Place., containing One Acre; ls-
We'd on as the property Of j. Riley Fero,'son,
at the suit of W. G. Field, successor. "a
Probate Judge. ." u" ~ 0'E' TF',"D
TERMS CAsH.--Purchasers to pay extra
for titles.
~. 49,. - JOAB MAULD1N, s.p.c.
april IL, 1877 g. y,..' 81 l...I-".- a
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-04-19
II. M. SINS, Secretary of State.

Col. Parmelo, Superintendent of tho
Penitentiary, with about fifty convicts
has been scrubbing out. tho filth left
in the State House by Chamborlain's
coustabulary. There is other filth
yet in it which will soon bo scrubbed
out, we hope, by the Supreme Court.