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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-10

baltimore FEMALE COLLEsE endowed by
ID the State Of Marylsnd, has new buildings.
ample grounds, good apparatus, and able Faculty.
The 6Olh semi-AnnuAl session opens senlemter
10th. Board and Tuition s125 to $?S5 yer yesr.
!u@ NC. BROOKS, IL D., PrgSlIent.
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LEIGHTON WILLIE H., son Of Peter II. and
Cecilia c. Leighton, aged 10 years months and II
Funeral al q r, ", to-day,
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Eotate In RitchIetown.

The undermined TruItSs. by virtue Of deed OF
trust executed 10 him by John George Miller and
wife, dated July SiSt, 1873, and recorded In the
Shce Of tho Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia: IN Deed Of Trust Book No.
9, on pages . GHd 10, will on
MONDAY, the itth day Of September, 1871,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed 10 rel at public Auc-
ton, at the trout door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, the following valuable real estate to.Rit
The EAST halt Of Lot No. 49, IN Square No. s. In tho
Eighth Ward Of the CITY Of Wheeling, With the
buildings thereon MtuAtCd, together with the Joint
use Of The ciltern on the west end Of said lot,
The title Il bSllOVsd 70 b good, but selling a.
Trustee the undeIIlGued will convey only such
title ~ Is vested In him. Decd executed on pay
nent Of purchase money.
TERMS OF BALE : One.thlrd Of purchase in
cash, one.third payable in six months from day Of
.alO, and the remaining third In twelve months
from day Of sale. the purchaser giving his notes
for ald doIerred inStallnentI bearing interest from
day Of Eale, with good security. The purchaser
hAI tho privilege Of paying all cash.
JOHN g. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
PRNDLEToN PESDtRToS, AttOrnOyS.
auto
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sOalod Proposals. will b received Al the ONCE n,
the HttsbuTIh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky RSlIfoSJ
Company at Wheallng, W. Va, until Wedne,jSS
Aagasi, iS!h, W. 2! nGopI ~ me s9nplSt0n 81
tween ONt end Of Ohio Silver Bridge shove SirS,
henVlle and Quincy street In the atty Of WhRslins
AlS3, for the irneklaJing and bAllAatlng Of tbs
same, Full specifications Of ths work can b. Men
at the office 10 wheeling after Wednesday, Auru,i
Sth. JOHN McLuRE, vic6 Pfe,'t
N. J. BECKER, Chief Engineer All
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of Conrad Cots, deceased.
In pursuance ola decree Of the Municipal Count
Of Wheeling, made In q cause therein pending, to
subject the real estate Of the aid Conrad Cots 10
the payment Of hiI debts, you aro required TO pre-.
sent your claims against the sid Conrad rOtiJ to
W. J. W. Cowdeu, Commissioner, at bis office In
Wheeling, West Virginia. on or before August 10Th,
1871
witness, Thomas NJ. Darrah, Clerk Of LaII Court,
this G1d day Of July, 1877.
iva Clerk oiEAid Court
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A few days ago a big listed Spectator
in stocks got sourOd ut Jay Gould for
running Western Union Telegraph stock
down when he (big.fiSt had an over plus
Of it. So big.iist in order to get even
with Jay, stepped up beside him and hit
him one from The shoulder which landed
him across the railing and we'll nigh
across the house. Jay hasn't been out
since, and "they say" he carries his head
in sling. That is the way they do it up
here. II they don't like fellow, they
Gopher him, pay the fine and drive on.
General Sharpe, Collector Of Customs,
got fearful beating by bsr.room bully,
q few days ago, on Broadway, in front Of
the POStotlice. 1 imagine that neither
Gould nor Sharpe have much love for
those kind OF strikes. AT least the aver
age man would not.
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TTNIrED STATES OF AMERICA,


uOorge b1heISi
vs., , Altlhhmen,
Steamboat "BOttIo Gilbert"
wHRRRAR libel has been nlSd in the p,,bs,
Court Of the United States, for the District Of Wen
Virginia, on The "a day Of August, 4. D. 1911, Gy
George Balbears a Gl1., asainSt the steamboat
"BetllO Gilbert" her engines, tackle, Outht an
parel and furniture. Now, therefore, In purvu.
RnCo Of the monIiOn, under the zeal Of bid Couf,.
TO me, directed sud delivered, do, hereby, girs
public notice 70 all persons claiming the Md ItcAIn
boat, her engines, tackle outht, apparel and iIpI
ture, or In any manner interested therein, thlt
they 30 and appear before the GRld District tOuTt
TO 30 hold at the CITY Of Wheeling, In and for ID,
District Of West Virginia, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2iIt, 1871,
at II O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day proyld,d
the Rme shall b day Of juriadlction, OihnVIs
on tho next day Of jurisdiction thcreaiter), Then
and there to InItFptSO their claims, and 10 msfa
their allegations on that behalf.
GEORGE ". PATTON,
us, MArshAl, Dist, West Va.
BY B. J. CANPBBLL, Deputy.
CIACRAFT 4 BARR,
PrOeton for Llbtllant
Wheeling, W. Va, August 4, 1871.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


tDaily excertsuGday-NewGrk Accommodating.
lSleu6cnyilla Acc0mmOlAtlOn.-T traIn dur.
luz the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Belllire, stopping when requi-
rcd at sherman House, 4EtnAville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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ENGINEERING.
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL
6 N GIN EERINC

At TIE RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
Troy, MI.
Instruction very practical. Advantages unSur-
passed Ia lhlI country. Graduates obtain excel.
lent positions. Re-opens S'pt. 18Th. For the An
nuNl Register, containing improved CourGe Of
study, and full particulars, address Pn0T,
WIS.,. L. ADAMS, Director. jy3l
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Several thousand Of New Yorks wealth
lest citizens are at the seaside, or some
where in the country enjoying their sum.
mer hours. Upwards Of 5000 Of them
ore at Cornwall on the Hudson.
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The different city libraries formally
closed on the 18th Of July ill the lat OF
September, their keepers must have their
usual summer vacations, and the books
and shelves must all be busted. 1t is we'll,
Tor nobody reads them hot days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-10

Seeing the following advertisement in
the Herald 4 few days ago, l clipped il
out, and want you to publish it in the IN
TELLIGENCER for the benefit Of the few
crooked nosed men and women who NAV
be found in Wheeling:
THE EOSE.MACHINE. APPLIED TO THE
Nose for an hour daily, sOdirecIs tho SCIt car,
tlAge Of which the member consists that an nj.
formed nose Is quickly shsped to perfection. TO-
Cd; sent free by pattern post for 81. ALIEN
ROSS, No. @is High HolboEn, London, England.
Talk about the Iron Man, the Kelley
Motor, teleGraphing without wires, and
such, this "Nose Machine" overshadows
them all,
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OHIO.

There is considerable interest felt here
in the Ohio canvass that is now about to
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FOR SALE
ExECUToR's SALE.

EAECuTORS BALE.
The undersigned, Executor Of the lat will and
testament Of n. G. Arthur, decoaIed, late Il the
city Of Wheeling, West VirViAia, hereby gives no.
tlce that by virtue Of the provisions Of Sid will,
he will, on
commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ~, Attic font door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, In the city Of
wheeling ofer for sale dt public auction the fol-
lowing detcTibcd real estate, to-Wit: Lot number.
Cd thfIty-dVo 1851 drAham's addition to the sid
city 0fMbCelinH, AltuAte on the north AIDE OF FL.
tcenth street, between EoG and Jacob EtIeets Il.
Cepting about L1 feet Of the west aldo Of said lot
extending back sGVenty-iour l7I) fcUt, which was
sold by the raid Arthur. Said lot now fronts on
Fifteenth Itrcet about hity:four feet, aud extends
back TO the alley. There 10 erected on this lot \
large brick dwelling house, supplied with lu0d m
convenienceS, and Is n most desirable properly.
When ale 10 made the conveyance will include
the widows dover right In the property. Terms
made know on day Of sale. PersOnI desiring to
examine the property will call on the undersigned
!yj II. q. BARR, Executor.
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The traffic in peaches in thia city ia
simply, immense. Since the railroads
have started up again, they come in by
the car load, and | might say by the train
load. They are getting quite cheap, and
improving in size daily. One cent will
buy a"whOpper" now, when last week it
would only buy seed with little "iuz"
nm -
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The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
September ltt, at 10 o'clock Am.
jy30 Il. @. BARR, Executor.
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M A RTIN'S.
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

80 49, me- - SNNAN .
No. ll5J MARKET b., q The only hr5l-6lGII Re-
idHrGNi IN he city. II 10 the only Restaurant that
has separate rooms for ladies' or where you can and
that quiet cleanliness Of . homo, combined
with the best eHisHs that eau 10 found In the city
He keeps on hand tho very best the market affords
In vegetables, FISH, oySters, game, aud everything
In season, and serves Il up In manner uneIcellcd
10 the country. lie can be relied upon always to
furnish everything hrst-claE. ausI0
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The immense suspension bridge across
the East River, between New York and
Brooklyn, is beginning to look like n
bridge. They are getting ready to throw
the cables across, the towers being com.
pleted. This will be the most extensive
suspension bridget in the world, and when
completed, will cost several million dol
lars. 1t vii! be about two miles long
from landing to landing. 1t will start
near the city Hall in New York, and
runs nearly half way across Brooklyn.
1t had to be Of this enormous height in
order to let sailing vessels pass under il
The towers are upwards Of 800 feet high
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-06-07
The Appropriation Bill.

We publish on the first page of our
issue this d week, tho appropriation
bill. Tho Senate struck out the 5th
section, which appropriated s27o,OOO
for interest on the public debt, and
substituted $4,000 for the payment
oCbaok salaries. SuDdry other amend.
ments proposed by tho Senate, but
the House refused to agree to any of
them, and asked for q committee OF
conference. The committee could
not agrec, and then a committee OF
tree conference was appointed. If this
last committee should fail to agree
and the disagreement should be coa-
cured in by the House, thon under the
joint rulos, the bill fails, and q new
bill will have TO be Introduced and
passed before any appropriation is
made. But tho House has right
not to concur in tho report of theii
committee, and then either House
can recede from its proposition, in
which event the bill will become q
law. If an agreement is arrived at
tho dead lock now existing between
tho House and Senate will be brok en-
in which event We think the Legis.
lature will adjourn sine die to day, OF
on Saturday next at tho furthost.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-06-07

| lMackeyites should not receives Q cont
for the regSiar sessiop, qnd they nev-
er shaI by my vote. The biH to fix
/ the saieEy in tbs future ut per day
has passed botI Houses, apd tho costi
Of Leg 5lators u be m seh lessl In she'
future, but how the present IsalasSs.
question will be finally arranged it is
difficult to tell, for there ,aro many
complications in tho way. The law
fixinS the pay of members ia atiIl in
force and under it each members IL
entitled to 5000 for both sessiohs, and
aIsdonotsseU how pFeysHgshe1 1ISadE
iealss from getting itsexcept by l"bplI-r
dozing,''a SAGE osro,a, .,-,, ,n., .,o,.
Cadetship Whittemoro has resigned
his scat in the Senate, TO take effect
at tho close of the present session. -
He has gone to Massachusetts to en-
joy his stolen gains, while the Peni-
tentiary is cheated out OF its just dues.
Tho wbolo Charleston delegation
mas oeeh ousted on tho grounds OF in
Limitation, fraud and Hterrorisnn in
the election. The action of tho House
in this matter was d righteous verdict,
and the people of Charleston will now
have an opportunity TO send a dele.
gationoto tho Legislature by a. fRir
election, tho first oppo, tumty they
have bad since reoonstructlon. Five
Republicans voted with the Democrats
TO, orst7 them, and ,Hamilton, and My.
ers, of Beaufort, in their speeches in
favor, of such action, declared that
the elections in The. lower counties
since the war, had beon tarce-a
Democrat dare not speak or go to
tho polls and vote, especially if he
was Democrat. J. B. Johnson, ono
of tho "contumacious" Mackeyites,
was allowed an opportunity to purge
himself of contempt last night and
be sworn in, but rs he refused to make
tho necessary apology, ho was not
sworn, and so ondeth the chapter
with him, and also of my letter for
this time. B.
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BERLIN, juno 2,-It is stated that
the Czar is willing 10 undertake chief
command, as Emperor William did in
France during tho German war. The
Danube will be crossed tho day after
tho Cars arrival on its banks, pros
baby Junol6. The rumors Of en-
deavors to bring about pacific ar,
rangement before an important battIo
has taken place deserves little credit.
Ihoy are certainly propagated for tho
benefit of stock jobbors. ..
A correspondent in Vienna states
that the reported rccapturc OF Arda-
han is believed in that city. 1t was
erected, il is alleged, by former gar
rlson who had taken tho road 10 Bal
toum, but unexpectedly turned back,
and taking the Russians unawars,
mado o sudden dash on tho town and
succeeded in dislodging tho Russians S.
Two thousand laborers have been
employed to work upon The Slamboul
fortifications. "r' fv,.E.a .....
Fazyl, Pasha reports from Sukum
8alih, under date of May 20, that
four battalions Of troops, with some
Circassians, defeated the Russians
posted between Sukum Balih and Ku>
tais, capturing eight mounted guns
and q quantity OF ammuniticn. The
Russians, threw seventeen guns into
the river Kodcra and destroyed tho
bridge after them.
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FOR THE pIoKENs SENTINEL.

Mr.. EDIToR:-As your columns are
always open to the discussion of all
questions of public interest to the
County of Pickens, and as "Citizen"
in your last issue seoms disposed to
censure the Board of County Commits
sIoners, for grievances generally, and
non attention TO his section, l., as
Chairman of tho said Board, ask the
question: Shall Pickens County build
a bridge over saluda River, near Mr..
Maxwel's placer This question is ono ono
of interest TO all the Taxpayers of the
County, even ii there was money in
the treasury. I do not propose any
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-06-07

The State Government is, as. one of
our townsmcn. aptly termed it the
other day, like hank of tangled
thread. The Democrats have to find
the end ot'a thread and unraveI as far
ns they can 60. Then they have to
stop and hunt for another end, and so
continue until they got things straight
ened out. This we feel assured they
will do in due time and start the
oI"to out ON a safe and prosperous
voyage in the future. ,.. -....-, ,t... ..
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The raid at Mrs. Hinckle's. We do
ND kneN personally as fact that he
W s. in baswe we're so informed at
th tiuss otherwIse we would not
haye SO eated 1t. I'VE have no desire
70 miss present Mf Moore or any one
else. 10 regard 70 Mr. Moore's regtot'
about the publication of ialsehOods in
7Aipnblie i0urDal,we are inclined to be-
lieve that 1t would be pretty difficult
thing to utter any falsehoods con.
corning tho acts generally of Revenue
officers in our County. 1t is q noto-
'Fious 'iact thaSSthey ride rough shca
override people wherever they have
the inc!igation. gaARd some : Of, them
when, they getliHto trouble, will try,
like III Hubbard tte b''splay bluff" and
others Of them viii, to frighten, wit>
nesses from, giving evidence against
thcm, threaten them with tho terrors
of the Albany Penitentiary. Although
"sleePy," we will try hereafter to
watch with Il SENTINEL's eye, the
movements II this band OF freebo Oters.
If Revenue officials will discharge tho
duties of their Office with fidelity to
tho Government, and With some 4rro>
gard TO the rights of citizens, they
will not have TO ''correct The public
mind" in reference to faise statements
made against them. .. ..,g g..
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The GreenVille Hashery.

We have had occasion to stop twice
recently ut the Greonvillo Hotel, and
can say thatin all our travels, We have
mover been better pleased with our
accommodation. The rooms arc scru-
pulously cloan, we'll furnished, and
are large and airy. The servants are
attentive and polite, and tho table ia
furnished with everything to suit tho
t"ste of prince or peasant. Wo ad>
wise oil our friends to stop at Speights
hashery when they are in the Noun
tain City. ..s 49,. 4. ..,. ....
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EAsLEY STATION, S. c., -

SuhS OAbL1 4cts
Ed. SENTINEL: In perusing your
paper OF the 3lst May, Isee a state
ment from some sleepy friend, who
uses my name in tho Mrs. rHinckle
shot gun Taide few days since, and
turned up things generally, and vio-
lated the law TO such q fearful extent
would say, as regards myself, tho
statement is utterly false, as I was
not one of tho party, for l knew moth
ing Of the raid until it was all over. It
is to be regretted that such falseh oods
ever find their way into q public
Journal. ..'..- big .""t'".
Whether any part Of the story is
true or not, I can not tell, l only speak
for myself, hoping to correct the pub :,
lie mind on that part. ,.s
, ... I am, respectfully, - ...
, .n. .. FRANK q, MOORE.
Deputy u. S. Marshal Dist. s. c..
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PICKENs County.

By W. G. Field, Judge Of Probate.
Whereas, J. J. Lewis, c.P. has tOlade suiG
to me TO grant him Letters Of Administration,
upon the Estate md Effects Of Alfred Nc
Crnry. deceased '..' .'..... .-'.".
The kindred and creditors Of the said Alfrt
McCrary. deceased, are therefore cited to
be and appear before me, in the Court OF
Probate, to be holden al Piokens G. H., on,
Friday, the 22d dny Of June instant, at IL
o'clock, a.. m, to shew cause. If any they have,
why the said administration should not b0
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the
"a day Of June, A. d., 1877. .r. ..r. -.
". O. FIELD, J.P.P.o.
June Z, 1877 80 q
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The State OF south CNrORfna0
PICKENs County.
nv TuE DpDRATE, TrDyrpT

Mary A. Oats and Alonzo NJ. Folger, Admin
is,rator and Administrative Of Rufus Oats,
deceased, against 7. w. Russell, }. r.
Peoples, William McMahan ct al.
PETITION FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE TO
PAY DEBTS. ".' ~
VI hercas, The above named Plaintiffs have
w fled q Petition in Ibis C ourt asking for
order to sell certain Real Estate Of Bufls
Oats deoeased TO pay debts u is therefore,
on motiont by Blythe s. Anse4, Attorneys for
Petitioners. Ordered that all and singular
the kindred and creditors of the snid deceased
be and appear at n Court of Probate for said
County, TO be holden at Dickens Court House
on the 23,l day OF June, 1877, 10 shew cause
ifapy, why the said order Of bale should not
be granted. ... ..."'. 3i"5sf@H 3E& .I|
~. .. ..... w. G. FIELD, J.P.P,C.
June 9, 1877 80 3
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IF we wore the "sleepy friend" who
used Mr.. Moore's name in connection
with the "shot gdn raid" we most
solcmnly avow that we did not "turn
up things generally and violate the
law TO such a fearful extent.?' We
protest our Innocence. It viii. be
seen that Mr.. Moore denies beiBg in
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-06-07

Our; Representative Hon. ID. +.
Bradley, returned homo on Sunday
morning for the first time during the
present sitting of the Legislature, and
returned again on Monday evoning.
lie says it's uncertain when tho Lc-
gislaturo will adjourn.
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Sheriff Sale,
sIArE eF soG7H oARoIrNA.
Ioksn Coun1
N THE PHsFATE CoURT.

w. Silas Kirksey, 2laintiH. aaainss Jaaezs,
A. Bates, Mary Bates, Harvey E.Mull, Mar
gsret Null. James X. Kirksey, Elisabeth
< ants
Complaint for Partitions rand Sale OF
Real Estate AM ~
DY order OF w. @. Field, Judge Of Probate.
-D wiz sell at fiokshs Court House, Cd
Saisday in - 9lyg Rezt,r the following REAL,
FATE OF JAusss Keith, deceased 70 viz /
.-. Tract No, I -z..-...
TABLE ROCK HOTEL PLACE, 'contain.
ing acres moro or less, known es No. g.
IN 0'a survey. YTLUAGu e a va
Fract No. q.
acres more or less, known as No. 6, in old
SarVey. Sold tor Partition, Sc. ..'I s"'.
Tract No. 5.
known as tract No: ii ia 6id surrey, 81 II cone
t"ining 70 acres more rless, r,s,.. ,.,.,,..,
Cd, '..l. 3'' +, . Tract no. a. - ,e'arrr ssn
Known as The Reed survey or,No.. 10 og old
survey containing A69 aeEsS ROgP or lsss,a
r. r...ar Tract. NO; 81 q. q: -. ..-"'
Known as the Neal and rWesmsc tract, oou-,
tanning $40 acres more or less, ON CaFEick's
Greek! '. yea 9iErj. en sTn s.ss,f ...'ff.
Tract No. g. ,as .r'.u
Known as the Walnut Cove tSael, containing
~. acres, joipg s. D. Keith, Estate 81 VIM.
SoStherland and others, on waters Of Green's
Creek.
TERMS OF SALE---Costs Of proceedings
in cash on day Of sale. Once half Of the re-
mainder on the first day Of January next, the
other half on the first day of june following,
with interest from the day Of sale The pure
chaser or purchasers to give bond with good
security and mortgage Of The premises
bought 10 the Probate Judge, to secure the
purchase money, and pay extra for titles aud
mortgages. 1850 '' '' csc '''''''s-"a
0|Or.MT e. JOABT TMAULDIN, GRO
June7, 1877 So
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The State Of South C@POlam0
.. COUNTY OF PICKENs. ....
Bx ". G. Meld. Judaee- Of Probafe.

By W. @. Field, Judge Of Probate.
Whereas, L. Ross Eaton, hns made suit To
me to.grant him Letters Of ,Administ ration,
upon the Estate and Effects OF Jos. G. Eaton,
deceased "a @".FNtH ."l.IJlU ~.
The kindred and creditors Of n the said
JOS G. Eaton, deceased, are therefore cited
to be and appear before me, In the Court Of
Probate, to be holden at Pickens G. H., on
Friday, the 22d day Of June, inst, at II
O'Clock. q. M, to shew oNase, IL any they
have, why the said administration should not
be granted. Fts"'"' +. .'s
Given under my hand and seal this, the
Sd day Of June A., d., 1877,
'5S', - WA u W. q. FIELD, J.P.p.o.
juno 2, 1877 =: uuas} 80, ir..f .,f. 2
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-06-07
The Columbia Register is destined

The Columbia Register is destined
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one of tho best and most reliable De-
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will further call tho attention of tho
farmers Of our County to the fact that
the Regietcr is now the organ Of tho
Patrons of Husbandry of South Caro-
lina, and that the Grange Departs
mont is under the supervision of Col.
James N. 'Lipscomb, the Master of
the State Grange .@~ @"... 4a