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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-09
What the Silver Dollar is Wanted r


From the Missouri Republican.
Some of the opponents of the silver
dollar think that it is a good point against
the demand for its recoinage that only a
very small number were coined during the
whole period in which that coin was made
at the mints. A statement is gong the
rounds of the anti-silver papers purporting
to give the number of silver dollars coined
each year since 1894, from which it ap-
pears that the aggregate is only $S,045, ,83S
This statement is an unfair presentation
of the number of silver dollars which were
in circulation previous to the war, however,
| for the simple reason that our dollar was
made to correspond with the Spanish
milled and the Mexican dollars, and those
dollars were made legal tender,so that it Is
estimated that there were at times at least
one hundred millions in circulation in the
| United States. But the number of silver
dollars in circulation has really very little
to do with the real question, SO long as tht
number is sufficient to fix the value o
other money. The paper notes of the in
Vulnerable private banks which existed
previous to 1860 were measured by thu
silver dollar, and if half dozen silve
dollars had been sufficient tor measuring
purposes no more would have been need
That is all they are wanted for now, an,
just as soon as enough silver dollars ar
circulated among the people, or are OBJ
tainable from the government, to enabl
the payment Of debts 10 them if tn
debtor chooses to use them, there will b
just as many as the advocates of the 81
yer dollar demand. 1t doesn't matte
what the number may be, for when it i
known that they can be had if wanted, th
silver dollar will become the none
standard by which debts will be measure
without the use of the dollar itself. NJ
body wants the silver dollar for actu;
practleal use other tnan 10 the sma
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-09
SUN PAIN OF 10 YEARS STANDING CURED BY H. G
FARREII's ARABIAN LINIMENT

Mr.. II. G. Farrell,-Dear Sir: had been afflicted
with the Sun Pain" for the last ten years could
Of a. G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, applied over
the temples about three four times day, it was
entirely removed, and have felt nothing of it since
went into the stable one night to apply it to q
horses sore leg, and being very lame he stumbled
aud fel. against my legs, crushing and bruising
them so badly that they turned black as my hat
ment, apd was well enough in few days to &c
about again usual. also crushed my finger II
q shocking manner, by letting back log fall upon
it; your Linimcnt soon healed il up, though.
LaSalle, Peoria Co Ill. JOHN B. MGEE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-09
CamphOrine !

Is the most effectual remedy sold, is a luxury to
USE gives the best satisfaction, gives instant relief
wi not grease or stain the most delicate fabric,
has pleasant and refreshing odor!@ 1t will imme
diately relieve and cure Rheumatism, Chronic and
Acute Neuralgia and Catarrh, Headache and
Swelled Face, Sore Throat, Sprains and Bruises,
Bupons and Chilblains EruptiOns of the Skin,
Pain in Chest, Back or Limbs, Burns and Scalds.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-09
To be, or not to be.

That used to be the question with
Chamberlain. But events have proven
that he was mot to be-" and that Hamp-
ton was to be-"
Hence these tears.
Chamberlain took his gloves off when he
went for President Hayes the other day.
Take these for sample:
I'VE have now seen what are the features
of what is well called President Hayes
southern policy. / ask no one to go with
me further than the arguments which |
present shall fairly carry him. For N.Y.
self | take leave to denounce it, heresand
now, as unconstitutional and revolutionary.
subversive of constitutional guarantees,
and false to every dictate OF political
honor, public Justice and good morals.
And the quotation from Shakspeare's s
Tempest, which he applied to Mr. Hayes
policy, and which closed his speech, is as
follows:
"Oh, it is monstrous! mOnstrous!
Methonght the bllows spoke and told me Of It;
The winds did sing 1t to me; and the thunder,
That deep and dreadful organ pipe, pronounced
The name of Prosper. 1t did base my trespass. ~
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EVERY FAMILY should at once procure bot
tie OF the great Arabian remedy for man and beast
called H. G. FARRELL's ARABIAN I4ININENT 1t al
lays the most intense pains in few minutes re-
stores the synovial fluid or joint water and thus
cures stiff joints; it penetrates the flesh to the bone
relaxes contracted cords, cures rheumatism and pal
sled limbs of 20 years standing also tumors swell
ed neck, enlargement Of the glands and is the best
medicine for ailments of cattle ever discovered Gu.
ring sweeny spavins, spint, and all diseases which
require an external application,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-09
TELEGRA.P1E'HE'rTC. A.P1E


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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-09
New York Market.
Nuw YnpE Julr

FINANCIAL.
Gold 059s.
Money-101k.
Governments Firm,
j. s. Bonds 679 cent s-SA's 1881
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-09
Milwaukee Market.

Hogs-Receipts 2,aoO; steady; 4 5oa4 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

Gay compliment. .Nein, Srdulein,
mas Sic iid beute b Il d semaat ia.
ben Sic iino gar nidt msbr gu srten.
men,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

gS~ Ser 9ieb, usldsr sinsm 3situnes.
idreiber iein Saidsnbu9 geitoblen
bate. ianote ouIelbe suriid nit folgsn.
DER Semertung, Die er auf einen 3sttel se.
i4riebsn, einselsst bate rSis Iinb Elm
erbdrmli9er 8robtbuer. gei alien @sle-
senbeiten iinb lie borne an, tbun als wenn
lie Gin Grbe 8anberbilts pdrsn, seben se.
tleioet uie Elm Gentleman, aber in ibrem
podstbude-S Serum /! iinbet f9 fem
eiu3iaer Solar; ni6ts aIs sinise 3eitunss-
ausi9nitte, elm elienbeinerner 3abnfo6er,
elm 3 Gent YOiutamp, elm .paB,
elm fali6es so Gents vSbinpIaItsr", cine
unbe3ablte S6neiberre6nung unb berel.
SD ienoe Sbnen ben &ram Su uno lase
Sbnen, ooB menn sic ben @roBen Ipielen
molten, bann ira bten sic aud Elm ipenig
Selo in Sbrer 5ai4s gu baben, b.im Qus-
seben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
C.. & NV
Gifeuba + n=2inien n.

Die Chicago E. Horib. Wefern Giienbabn
~ssrentst untsr elmer esitans tie srstsn G~tisnbabn i. einttn
es sSeitens une Rorcneasns, unp Ia, NIT ibren iatl.
retfen 3pststatuen uue GpnnseItcnsn, ete flrSefe une bil.
nets, sSiscrniIn benz norelidhen mibigan, Minne,
ioti. SoUa, Nsbrasfd. Californian uap Ten peifIp
den 2srritorien. Strs
Omaha & California 9inie
n st. %iar,tas unA bette Routs ,pifSsn Ghieaap uns oa,u
sas,rsn %, ssrsiidsn SlinOis. SSn9. Sstotsb.
lin. Sbre
Gtieso, ct. PAUL & Einueapolis einie
IN bic tir,tfts enis ,riIStn Gbieaso unS alien guntt,u
IN nsrslld,n @tseOnIn nns IsinnsiOta uas mad
len gunitsn I'M srUeen Toreus itcn. Shire
GaGrohe, @inOua e. ct. geter Clinic
IN bic bet. guats sriLSsn ebieaso uns eaGrp6e, wb
mona Rodbsffer. Cpatonnd, mancatr, ct. Nftsr.
Mem uini, nHe ausn Santtta i'm iueIt6ta une mtttlsrea
Witantieta. Sire
@reeH Bah e. @arauette 9inie
n bic sin,t8Rt gsuts ,StiS,n Gbieasp It. Sansspine,
aSatrrteTn, 6snc On eac, Mpplrtpn, Cibfeib,
Sbrt
Sreeport& e. Subnque Qiuie
II es ttrjtss Finite ;rtl5su Sbienso Ens Glstn, Rcd.
FORE, Srsspsrt, uns aasu punItsi sa 5relpprt. Sore
Gbiraso e. Niltuaufee einie
II bic alts 2aie Sbsrs G,rte, unb IN b., dustuiae ,uirbeu
Sbicass u. 60 nifpn, Sefe Srreff, Siablans Narf.
sSaufesan, Hacins, Ssnpiba Ins wefpaufee.
Hullman Halait Salpn= 0Saaen
bsFns,n f5 af allen Gur6iassn stsf.r Sabn.
Ditits IN be Giniise einie, auf psi6er fH sisrt gpda.
cons beineeH Srtl6en Gbieaso uub 81. pall unb WinneS.
polls, ettea80 IN. ylilrau!ee, QsisasS uuS gDinpna, CIT.
cage une Gre. n Sap.
Ser due gsrbtneuneen rerteu stmddt in Gtteaap NIT Be,
sats Shore U. Hlt6isaR Seutbtrn. Mli6isan Central. BAL
itrsrt u. Stte, ptttssurs, IT. Onpne sne Gttedac, santa.
Tee etntt une gdn : 5dHele Rpute, mad allen guntttn ga
uni Sufef, une NIT Der 9bieagr uno altpu uue Sainpis
Central mad allen guuiteR i'm 2lefn.
@endue Verbtneung III aud ~bsreefeQt nit Der Union "a.
CHIC Y. ". In Omaha. MAD alien puat.tn I'M ftrren spsfsn,
4eraue Vsrbineuns an cen SuttlicnS nil
9uaen. pelbe bic gabn ~freuien.
9iftts uber stss 9inis rereen ron allen gpuscn : Itdet.
aasntsn In ZEN Der. Ct. uup Canada pt~rtauft.
5riest MAD 1idsis rita her 9bteaee u. Rsrtbrefrx Gi.
lerbabn une nebniet feline auesrn.
Ner gcrt Office, He. AIS Srpaepap; Eefsu Office. SO.
) State StraBs; Omaha Offee, PAS Sdrubam Strase;
gan 6ranetaee StTee. t2t D~lcutspmsrs Strass; 9biedap
3t6et. Otfess 90 9lnrt Ctr, inter hem Shermans6aufs
% canal. Gds Yiaeiipn Str. 8tnjis Strd6e 9eppt I'd,
". 8tnite u. Uandl Strass; gDtls Strast DEPOT, Gdt
gDtas u. Rinjte Str.
Ntstn Ratsn CHER an erm dtiea. rslGe tor ui6t ssn ,u.
rtn s'talasuttn bsfrmmsu ipnnt, renest su6 an
q. S. Slsnnett, 2Iarpiu Sng6itt,
@sn9 sah' assnt' 9stsass SEMI glas'r, Gttsasc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

ssB- Gin gltsrnpaar, bas on ibrem
S6bndeu-weldes Die sanSe Tadbari9aft
als einen unse3osensn 8naben babte =
nidts als @utss uno 9iebss iab, isbts Jpn,
mad isinem Robe einen toitbarsn Grab
itsin nit Der Sni4rift
Sas quite Sdns9en uns uerIieb =
uno sins 3l Sottes Yarabies.
Gin Ha4bar. Dem Sdns5sn in isinem
9eben our9 feline unse3osenbsiten pielen
Merger bereitet bate, i9rib. als er Die Sn.
idrift las, b%arunter
IS bat bod Sober isinen 3msifsI:
8iellei4t sins bdns9en aud gum Ecu.
fel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

s@- @arum fam Murao v. auf ben
Sbron - bic antwort 1T in isinsm ga.
men, ,psnn man i'm bon ridpdrts lief.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

ps~ Gin poblbabenosr, absr iebr ssisi.
ger Jarmer in Galifornien psrlangte BON
einem photographer. er iole ibm elm Yor.
trdit bon Der Sdlfte isines 35rpers gu ball
benz 9reiie anfertisen. Ser 8initler cling
barauf elm, aber Der Sarmsr mar ni6t
gang 3ufrieoen, ols Der photograph ibm
elm iesr %9elun9enss Bib ieiner untern
&Orperbdlite iiberreidte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

sas- Bel sinsm ON 10. Gebr. in Stutt-
sart absebaltensn lotten Masfenfeits er.
i4ien au9 Elm @uttaItenmann nit nsusn
8iloern unb 8erien, !. g.:
pier fisbit 9u, liebss Yublifum,
9aB unisr Widel nidt 10 oumm,
8eil er iein sutes beuti4es Gelb,
Hidt nod Paris trdst ianoern b'bdlt !
Ridt msbr in Snoisn bsrri9st bsut
Sie idredlid taiierlpie 3sit,
nno bennod III Dem 2anb erIpart
Der Streit I'm isines GaiIsrs Bart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

SsVSss~
mad anun SauptfahttH amtriias uns galiferniaS itnnu
ben saujtn Tag In mtinr Office 40 ben rtstlmdttstu prtifu
stiauft rerhen; q a. ut&t nsthis H& suf ben DsYsts u
@ispeu eahpsea ~ laHsn.
0runbeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srsts auspabl sa s,asa etast.G tsn.suns, nh
aud 6armtn une Tratriddntetitn snt BET mr fett ~ ben
a~hnatehtn 6tetnsunssn ~ taten unp tfa4e Id testn, h0
fetn Sch tn Gtstnttum a&u uue struuertustnh suiesu
ptn. nttns eiaes % praftu.
8ar aaIsssns BON G~avttaiisn uHs sf aaaas uns rssb
Ndft Gorge ~sttrastu.
Better Qteue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

Bay Das beibt fubirsn .@spatter.
mann, msin Sung 1T idon stuei Sabr cons
Trmirt; i6 muB nun einen gntidluB faI.
len u. i'm mas Redtss aud lsrnsn laIen.
Drum iaet: Was lernt osnn gusr Sobn p
,gi gar nidts-sr Il b
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

Bsy- Ser sridrOfens Bauer. Yauer:
ySimmeliafra isbt bridt mir mel Ylus
%Siammen I'M bin faum balb fsrtis, ba
polt i'd bod ihon, oaB 9 Sonnsrpettsr
sIeid gles oeri9las'n tbdt!4
@switter: Observation-Disclosures
-brumm brumm u
Bauer (sridroden): .0o, msr psro Ia
bod nod mas iassn biirfsn ~"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

a6s- @ls @ebst fir cine confeifionsIoie
Sdule puroe Naditsbenoes porseidlassn
~Su lieber 8ott, penn es einen sibt, bilf
~unlerer Seele, tuenn mir cine baben, in ben
0immel, penn es einen gibt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

Geansr: rSpeiien sic ,u ,sbn oosr
ju Ip0lf @roi6en
Sat; .Sa mas 1T osnn Der Inter
i6iso ?"
&euner: .3wsi Silbsrsroidsn, msin
Serr!-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
Agentur

fur ss 8 srsstsn Dampf6tts- GsmYasntssa nae ausSys
9dslidbs Abfabrt.
Samburs- Gmsrifanilte 9inis f6 Dampier.
Nore. Dtutiber 3lpyb, Bremen is Dampfn.
Gunars einie, eissrpoul u. antusr. 16 Dampftr.
Rse Star Cine 8 Dampfer.
Die Gaufsnts spn yaHastren, bic Id In ben Ittttn 4.
Satrtn aaf hititn 3ampftrn tnrusr uns tinisc feettn
fabs, Rns bic bette gmpfsbluas unS bastn MIR eas 8utrauu
mtino 6rtuuee seaart
Sn gsrbinbuns nit Obissm, ffeue ID
@s9iel auf aas 5auptitdbte girropa's aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

Ba~ Sas 8lsblatt ,Yud' brinst Den
Dem abs. Caster folSenbsn Wuni9 gun
neuen Sabre:
.Su biit ME cine Ylume,
Sie bIenoet unb nidt ris9t,
Gin tampfsslbter &itter,
Ser Stolj I'M Staube trie9t.
Dir pinid' id gum nsusn Sabre
auf pbraien Elm Yatsnt,
Senn Reiner tGnn ie brsdieIn,
Wie gu, 10 excellent"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
Sn Ser 9 u9banoIuno.

Bauer: 6uben sic oenn gar feline
Sibel no o'rin itsbt: ,@ebt Dem 8au.
ern, mas oss 8auern III 2.
@ebalfe: rNein! cine iolas si6t ss
ni6t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13

sas- Saben sic nidts seiban, uua ben
Sootsefunosnsn uieoer gu bslebsn ? frus
elm Coroner ,inen 3eusen.
% yes !" CAB lsstsrer CUR antwort, i'd
onrdiu4te feline Sai9en.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-03-13
unterba E 8.

"pbtU 0nHuHptBn Sptrl 3ttMtt psm opttEtn,
trbttttrt bic Sttle unb t~tfSrttrt fetf
bic @tiuupbtt ess 9ebes.
SanernDerbdn8niB.
Bei'm Yfarrer:
50 iebt, liebsr &ir9enbauer, es itebt ia
in DER Sibel: r@ebet Soft, mas 8ottes
it," SD bin on @ottss Stels ba, allp
sablt nit 2isbe '
8eim &entteamten.
rSa iebt, lieber &ir6snbausr, es itebt
Ia in Der S;bel: ,,@ebet Dem Raiier, 10 ls
oes 8aiiers !" SD bin an &aiIers StsIe
oa, alto sablet nit @eoulo!"
gu Sauis:
rSa, iduu Iisber Wann, ss itebt ia in
9ibel: v8ib 8eib uno &inS mas ibrer
it'll" SD bin Oein Beib, alIo gable in
6rieoen!~
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
The Next Sneaker.

The appointment of Judge Northrop
to tho United States District Attorney.
ship creates q vacancy on the bonch,
which will have to be filled at tho noxt
meeting of tho Legislature. When
Northrop's appointment was foroshad.
owed in q telegram from Chattanooga,
we announced Gonoral Wallace, tho
present Speaker of the House, as our
choice for the vacant Judgoship,
should Northrop's appointment be
confirmed, and gavo it as our opinion
that he would be elected. 1t now
seems to be conceded by all the pa
pors in the State, that General WaI>
lace is the coming man, and tho undo.
cided question is, who is to take his
place as Speaker of tho House? Cor>
tainly there are plenty of candidates
an tho fold, but who is to be the sue
cessfu man is now the question. Col.
Sinonton, OF Charleston, Hon. Robt.
Aldrich, of Barnwoll Hon. J. G
Sheppard, of EdgefelG, Hon. John J.
Hemphill, OF Chester, and Col. Jumos
Il. Orr, of Anderson, arc all spoken of
All of these gentlemen are worthy
and we'll qualified for this responsible
position. ~. ........-....
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
The Indian War.

The Mes Perces, under the COM
mand of Chief Joseph, surrendered
Internationally to the United States
forces under General Miles on Snake
Creok, near Bear Paw Mountains.
Tho surrender was mado on tho 18th
ult. attera desperate battlo, lasting
ovcr two days. Tho camp contained
threo hundred and fifty mon, womon
and shildren, of which ono hundred
and sixty wero fighting warriors.
The Indians betrayed mono of tho
brutality usually manifested to tho
wounded prisoners in thoir hands
prior to tho surrender, and whilo
fighting stubbornly as long as they
could, acted in q surprisingly civil
manner. There was bittor siogo,
and for five days Miles men woro
exposed to bullets, sleot and snow.
The livos Of tho mon woro really
sacrificed. 4
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
Meeting of CONGRESS.

Congress mot in extra session on
last Monday. Tho voto for Speaker
stood, Randall, 149; Garfield, 1872
Tho election of Mr.. Randall will givo
satisfaction TO tho entiro Democracy
OF tho country. Mr.. Randall address
sod the House in q short, but clo-
quont and pointed spoech, advocating
further retrenchmont and reform.
After tho address of Mr.. Randall,
the members were sworn in. Objoc-
tions were made to swearing in Of
Cain and Rainoy of South Carolina,
and thoy wero ordered to stand aside.
Tho further organization of tho House
was completed by tho oloction of Geo.
W. Adams, of kentucky, as Clork;
1no. J. Thompson, Of Ohio, Sergeant
Mt Arms; Jno. w. Polk, of Missouri,
as Doorkeopor; J. M. Stewart, of Vir-
ginia, as Postmastcr; and Rov. DR..
John Poisol, of Maryland, Chaplain.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
The Legislature.

Tho Legislature mcots on the 3Oth
day of November next, and the sos
sion will doubtless DO an interesting
ono. Many questions of gravo im-
portanco will como before that
body for consideration. Tho bond
question will likely create long and
exciting discussion. The impeach-
mcnt of Wright by tho Senate, in
case he does not resign, will create
much interest, and in the event of his
retirement from tho bench, success
sor will havo to bo elected, as we'll as
circuit Judge to take tho place of
Northrop. If John J. Patterson can
bo got back TO tho State and tried,
thoro will be vacancy in tho United
States Senate to fill. 1t is intimatod
that many of tho Radical members of
the Senate and House arc implicated
in tho frauds against tho State, un,
carthed by tho investigating commit
tco. If this should provo to BIO truo
they will havo to bo looked aitor and
their vacancies filled. Rctrenchmont
in tho expenditures of the State, the
abolition of useless offices and the
consolidation of othors; tho usury law,
Trial Justice system and many other
questions ofimportanco will como up in
tho course of legislation for considera
ton. Glancing over the field Of logis-
lation, We arc of tho opinion that tho
session will bo an exceedingly impor-
tant ono
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18

COLUMBIA, Oct. l2,-W. j. Nash,
tho famous black Senator from this
county, has spent tho entire day in
tho rooms Of the Investigating COM
mittoo. Tho subject matter of his
testimony cannot, Of course, be ascor,
tanned rs yot. Rumor, however, de-
cIaros that it had reference to Mr..
Chamberlain and bribery, intimately
connecting tho two subjects. What
is surely and satisfactorily iknown is
that enough occurred during tho time
Of his presence to compel or induce
him to give assurances of making ro~
stitution TO the State to q vory large
but unkpow amount, and to mako
somo amends to the people by resign
ing his ofIico as Senator. His r6signa,
ton was handed in to-day. Nash is
tho patriot who testified before tho
Congressional committee that he had
Indignantly spurncd n bribo OF $780,
900 TO vote for Mr.. Tildon, he boing q
Hayes olcctor.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
The Election In Ohio and Iowa.

Tho Democrats in the election in
Ohio on tho 9th instant, gainod n
brilliant and decided victory. They
elect their Governor, Bishop, by
$4,000 or 10000 majority, and havo
between thirty and forty majority on
joint ballot in tho Legislature. This
secures a Democratic United Statos
Senator in place ofStanlcy Matthews.
In Iowa, tho stronghold Of Radi,
'calism in tho Wost, tho Republicans
carried tho oloction by over 10000
maj ority on thoir State ticket, whilo
tho Democrats mado heavy gains on
tho Legislative ticket.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18

1t is not a pleasant spectacle, that
OF an ex-senator and ex Assistant
Secretary of the United Statos sent to
Jail for dcfrauding tho government. 1t
is hintcd that Sawyer received little,
if any, of tho plumber, and is n scapo-
goat for tho sins of others-Spring-
field Republican.
Sawyer was Now England school.
mastor who camo to South Carolina
to develop and onlighton tho natives.
1t is not a pleasant spectacle TO- sec
him in Jail, but it is perfectly fearful to
behold 80 many of tho same kind who
arc running at largo.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18

We havo received copy of tho
"Grcenvillo Hotol Register" pub
llshod by Charlie Hall and Walter
Ice Spcights, for tho bonofit of tho
Grccnvillo uotol and all concerned.
Ono dollar will secure so copies of
tho paper. This paper, as above
stated, is published in tho interest of
tho GrecnvilIo Hotel, ono of tho best
kept hotels in tho up country
Speights is always untiring in his ef~
forts to mako his guest comfortable,
and furnishes tablo laden with dict
suited to tho lasts of prince or poas-
ant-;n fact his hotol is tho travellers
Paradise.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
The Season for Tntermittents.

All miasmatic complaints, in other words
all disorders generated by unwholcsome OK.
halations from the earth or water, are rpreva-
lent at this season In every section subject
to tho visitation of fever and ague, or other
forms of intermittent disease, the causes
which produce the maladies are now actively
at work. This, therefore, is a period of the
year when the inhabitants of such districts
should prepare their systems to meet the un-
wholesome condition of the atmosphere bv n
course of tonic and alternative treatment
Foremost among the invigoranls, recommcn.
ded by time and experience as means of
tortifying the system against all endemic and
epidemic maladies, stands Hostelter's Stomach
BY timely use of the Bitters, the
leeDlest resident Of nm unhealthy soil may
this potent ally of nature, win be ap1 10 over.
take the strongest.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
Very respectfully,
PRo-BoNo PUBLICo.
FOR TIE PICKENS SENTINEL.
The Colored Campmeeting.

Aue OoAOTeo Cam pmeeClng.
MR.. EDIToR-Plcaso announce to
your many readers, through tho COLI
umns of The SENTINEL, that the great
est campmooting that ever has been
Witnessed in Pickcns County, among
the colorcd people, was held at Union
Church, commencing the 4th inst. and
ending the 9Th. Tho meeting was
conducted by order Of Rev. r. "A.
Fletcher. Those who laborod with
him wore Row. George Gray, Rcv.
Potrick Fair, and also Simmons and
Goodlctt. Tho result was that lO1
members took sacrament, 8 woro bap>
tised 13 received into full fellowship
and Il on probation, making, in all,
"a additions to tho church, and there
woro also Is conversions. The moot
ing was well attended. Mr.. A. M.
Folger was present, with his Bibles
tor sale. The pulpit was occupied on
sunday by Rov. r. A. Fletcher. The
order of the meeting was excellent.
The meeting closed on Monday at 10
o'clock. Aftor the bendiction was
pronounced, all won't home, rejoicing
in tho Lord for their successful camp
meeting at Union. A STEWARD.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
Parker Arrested.

Niles G. Parker, ox-Trcasurcr of
South Carolina, was arrested in Jersey
City on the 18th inst, undor q roqni.
sition from Governor Hampton. Park
er was arrested or tho charge of cons
spring to bribo mombors Of tho Logis-
lature to secure Senator Pattorson's
election. lilo was lodged in Jail and
in due timo will be brought back to
the State for trial.