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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
THE INTERRUPTED WAKE.
CURIOUS DISPUTE ABOUT DEAD MANS
IDENTITY.

CURIOUS DISPUTE ABOUT DEAD MANS
IDENTITY.
A singular dispute to the identity OF q drowned
man has gwen the Coroncr's once no little trouble.
90 the 3lst ult. the max ed body OF unknown man
was found the East River at tho foot OF Grand
street and removed 30 the horgue On Thursday
Michael stapleton OF No. IS Monroe street. caImedthe
body that Of his He sa,d That on uy 2s about
hafpast one A. NJ. no had econ deceased sitting on
the back stoop OF the front building, which was the
last he had seen OF bis son alive The following day
he had made inquiries at the several station houses
and on last Tuesday night no identified the clothing
which had been found on the dock at the 1901 OF
Market street AZ beo ngmgto his son. He mad heaia
OF "a body having been found on the preceding n,gn'
tho East River The loot oil Jackson street. ana an
went TO the Norgue and identihed Inc re-
mains
conclusive establishing tho drowned mans iden-
tity aua he granted permit Tor the removal oil Inc
julius We,cn. a German, residing at No 274 Riv'pg-
ton street. appeared before The Coroner ana claimed
the body as That Of his brother
AS the first claimant stated that MS son weighed
hunared pounds. aud tho body under dispute
could not possibly roach that weight, Ar: Weich's
claims seemed 10 be tho most rational. The body.
bowevar. had been .waked'' for Two successive
nights oy Mr.. ssspston, considering tho BODY that
of bis son. when his rieht 10 The corpse was Drst
questioned no became Mighty indignant. The Ice, by
mutual consent was stripped IRON the oody and then
Mr.. StapeIon became convinced that his SOU was a
much larger man, and that he had identned the
wrong boy. Mr.. WEIGH. on Tho other hand, was
nosi,iye that the body was that OF bis brother and
alter hard struggle Nj. Staplcon consented 10 SUR
render the remains Another difficulty. however,
in,erposcd as TO who would defray tue undertakcrs
expenses. Mr. SapleIon protesting that he would not
pay Tor waking the wrong corpse. Mr. Kennedy, tbs
npdertakcr. also LAID embargo upon the body and
decided 10 hold II In trust until such time was
remunerated his trouble Tho ans lott before
Coroner Wohmun, and no decided on having the
body removed TO the Morgue, whore both parties
have been notified to attend tins morning, when tho
question OF Tho corpse's identity Will be ohciahy
helI
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 2, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD srEAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrrEsroHS TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City OF Montreal fBr), Fulton Liverpool july
% wA mdss and g % .ss 1es
;:'s5.s: S:::'s o;.:s.n bark letters jDiK
Steamer Necsar ter Willie gerod July q and
sonthamDtou 2sd with mdss aud passengers to oeireh
yo% .sop. .s.f s;S r ssG
Sable Island spoke ship William McGivery from Liver
sse.me Knight. Chichester. Georgetown, DC. with
Steamer ksS%ond Kelly Loves Del. with md's to the
fsy: "1ss %si'
H:Os t;erl, hom KG 70. New To.. ., ,.,,., 70
rnnss sase S' c. %seSsrsd in Bay for
s::i g
. ssI = s:i; 50 day., With bar
BARK vssosss INea. Petersen. Bordsaux s. ds,s. In
ss ~. ss,i e I. 4: s:y. in
~ vas run into By brig rugged bound W. car
Dins .x.y susw.'sr. oov'pris, ,OOoom and every
s. c,f Cd s. S:,: s Gin IL:
ssss Co. day, with sugar and
Bark Florence Gepovar beatty Mat,ns.s days. with
'' S::t S.1.S = si,n
'' IL. + @s: days
sre ssaIIS Gss ssiOcs Grssnt 81 days. with sulphur
B.s wsas.n OF M.ehias bryant. h M..:us..: days.
e ;i!.1 49, rSns fispsssS: = days
p % .sss
20 Moses Taylor Cc vessel to Jonas smith 90 10
xsssn.:sr HicSs%d:: vessel ss Brew, son 400
ds Ssn, Wiz sis 70 f SS%s Mr. 0''a'
Sh r.': ia. s. g g. c:H
schr Amelia. Sanders had no bhls oil, :, a.. .s
'%ss Y ' o. ss. :;: &C. days.
sssT k Ass :%si .s.g gss s,S
sehr Eclipse. I.yis!: visxln x...,.,.
senr 4 Moore Esk Fl. Gsorge.eyS, DO.
se s J 5%% Afs 10Y Lyon csSrgs,o1n DC
Schr oliver scho6eld, Dissosway. Baltimore for New
sehr a BENTLEY. uswsst. Philadelphia
~ Bark Midas tBr) from Rio Jsneiro, which
chored below. to tho city his Pm
impsessio" was the syrinxano, Springer as
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF Fehburg. Springer, New Bedford for
New ycrx With md;s and pAscnse,sio ss,iag Davis
s seSr q COBB Cobb. Ksmnssee Tor New York
sehr ) Glaer.ieeys. Hull; Kcnnes.s Toy New York.
sshr Afso. Carney. wa,shsm iSt Xsw Yort
&c, ~. s'S ss
schr j Terry Rnynor. Providence for New York
schr uickstcp, utcninss. Providence Tor New York
Sohr John h Hurt, Cook Provicence for New York
schr james English. Barker Providence for New York
Schr Black Diam smith, Providence for Now York
Schr Cora, Hhnds Provide nee for New York.
schr q Arnold, Arnold. New Haven Tor baltimore.
schr Annie Russell, Portland, Ut. for New york.
schr southern Gross Brj. Patterson huice, Ns, for
New York reported At anchor OF HERALD
station, passed down AM
BOUND EAST.
Brie Good win. Goodwin, Norfolk for Cadz
schr r Cook, Cook, New York for Bath Ne.
sehr Oiiver Ames Bsbbett Port johnson for Boston,
scbr Cbattanooss, snare, Port johnson Boston.
rshr Frances ndwsrds Meet, Port Johnson Boston
scbr Pacific. Look, EhsAbethport for Boston.
sebr John stockham Hart Port johnson Provideuc CO.
Sebr sarah Lavrene, Smith New York tor Norwich
Sebr n Potter. Potter. New York tor New London.
srbr "a I, ,sboli Racket New York Tor NHntucket
scbr Jennie, Davis. New York for New London.
schr Phnbe, Brown, Now York Tor Noank.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NHwponr Aug Tho q steamer Cactus has replaced
the can buoy the point Of Goat Island In Its proper
position
ROC HORN rowxR AND STAFF FOR PORTSMOUTH.
PORTSMOUTH, Nh, Aug 2-Ihe foundation for the tog
At whales Back to this harbor has
been nnshd The wcrkmen have sready set in Rsc: tn"
frat section length of the iron tower The force
al tho great Tuesday that three heavy cast
ings the sm ashen which delays the YORK
Orders been received from me Cntef SigneI
Ocer for the Of staff Tor tho display
Of signals Tho location OF she stan Is 70 be on the build
ing tho OF Market and Daniel streets Dwight
Randlett Will have charge Of the station hore
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Aug 2-sai,ed. ship VIM Woodbury., Schmidt,
Baltimore
ARcrAscxI July ls-Arrved, brig Alert Ctor,. Tonss
son. Boston.
BKLrAsv. Aus i-saiisd. ship Morris tBr', Norris
United States
BRISTOL Aug 2-Arrvsd, steamers Cornwall, (Bf), WILL
ism. Nov York; scsudiusvia (Br,. Pnulsen, do.
BxAcnY HEAD July ~ on bark Mary Lowerison tBs),
Smith, New York tyr Brsmenv-
BREMEN Aug 2-Arrived ship Sirius tGsr) Frsese, Bal
timore: bark Monark tNor). halvorsen New Orleans.
Sailed 3D. ship Jxnc Fish. Brown. America
BERGEN July ls-s.ilsd. bark Anal tNor), Christian
san, United States.
EARcxLosA. July so-saed, BARK Letiszis dtsD. Ca
Zero York.
Il, Aug 2-Sniled, bark Geo Doane tbr,, Doey
Philadelphia.
CARDIFF. Aug Sailed, bark John Shepard, Burgess.
Singapore mot LiverpooD-
CALCUTTA. July e-ssned, ship Batavia (Br). suthsr
land. Boston.
Aug 2-rn Fort. ship Sarah nignett, Jones. for New
York, ldg
DOVER, Aug Ion. bark Rosa Csw>. Anderson. from
New York for Asrhuus.
Dusxrmx Aug I-saed, bark Bonito tBr). JEAN United
States
DUBLIN Aug i-saiied, ship Occidental. Dunphy Bati
more.
Hull, Aug 2-Arrivsd. steamer Prior Br,. Brown. New
York
Sailed I'd. bsrk Grasosa dtal, Nixee. Phisdeiphia.
HKLvoxr Aug 2-Arrived, bark Boigsieg Ner, Andres
LrvrnrooL. Aug e-Arrived. bark Forest Belle tBr'.
Scott. Galveston.
Sailed I'd, baxk Antwerp (Br). Atkinson. Now York
LrnysIcx Aug lsaiied. bark Marie CSo, Johannesssn,
New York
Lxru Aug i-saiied, bark Regina lSor), Brouiund.
Philadelphia
MoviLLx, Aug 2-Arrived. steamer Austrian tBr) ;,
Richie Mon treai for Glasgow land proceeded
oroRro to Aug 2-Arrivej, bsrks Ciandins porD, New
| York: Dominique OBJ. Leblanc. Philadelphia
PAurLLAc Aug i-ssed bark Holmstraud tNcr). acob.
| san from Bordcsux). Philadelphia
PyasAxpuco Aug 2-Arrived previously, sehr southcr,
| Home tBr), Thomas, New York.
QUEENSTOWN Aus 2-Arrived. steamer Bothnis (Br),
| M,M,ckan Now York for Liverpool tsnd procceded).
sailed odsseamer City OF Berlin tBr), Kennedy Urom
| LIVERPOOL, New York.
Rosrocx to Aug 2--Arrived. brig Munson. Buntisy
New York.
yIso July 2-Arrived brig wsx ford tBs) Covert New
| York; 26th bark Tres Bermnnos tsp). Costa. do.
WATERFORD Aug I-saicd bnrk Skjod (Sor). Tonnesen
| United States
wnrxnAvrs Amg I-saiied bark Heinrich Dircts tGsr)
| schult, Wilmington, NC.
| BatsroL Aug 2-stsamer Scandinavia (Br,. Paulssu,
from New York July Bristol whirh spoken July
II under sail having lost hcr propeller, arrived at this
| port to-day.
| WEATHER. REPORT.
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SAVE THE BABIES.

The officers OF the st. Johns Gund Acknowledge the
receipt OF $40 81 toward the excursions OF the Float
ing Hospital Since the last acknowlcdg mebt 500 SO
has been received at 81. Mary's Free Hospital, No.
Fund" or that institution The total IL t436 so Con-
tributions 70 the new Seaside sanisrum Of the nos
pitsl should be ~ desIgnated.
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SAILED.

steamers Thessay tBr, TOR Liverpool City OF Austin
Fernanoina; ship George Peabody Callao; barks Eos
tNorl, Neuiahwasser: Kathleen Msr,, Elsinsrs Gsny
aBr, Antwerp: (unsre (Nor) Lnbec; Franroforte Gta
Piraus; Alinluri UtaD Messns: brigs Americs venl,
Msracnbo; Tropic (iay) Baranquila; Sanchez Br),
Havana
Del; ship Peacemsker tBr. Antwerp
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graph alarm. Subseq uently Mrs Moulton procured
the services OF a private Waterman, Mr. Buck.
ley, OF No l,002 Sixth avenue, 10 guaIa
journing Tie Manhattan Beach Hotet
and her lawyer. Mr. Bird, isfn The country. IneIe
be suspicion that q sensation was manu-
tured to minister any morbid craving for notoriey'
the lady shrinks from publicity and has mnde COS
perae efforts 10 keep the acts OF the case out Vi 'no
mai
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schr II d Holsted (Br). Sullivan. Newark, NJ-PI
schr George Edwin. ssmmis, Woods Hoie-Ferguson 4
Wood.
Bentley, tiildsrsleeve a Co -
scbr Amelia Augusta. Mott. New Haven-Cartwrght 4
Doyle.
sehr saiiie Burton, Barley. stamiord-ssamford Manu-
fncturng
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SPOKEN.

steamer Donau oGerl Bn.sus from New York for Bro
uuen July % lat AZ o. Ion 81 80
Brig Orbit Thorn pson. from New YORK Tor bafoedos.
July 10, lat - 25. Ion 80 H.
Sehr u Lockner. from Matsnsa. via Charleston for
Boston, Aug l, of the Cspes Of the delaware.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Panama July 2 barks Grace Marks Ssymour
from with 47O bills and 10 hbs VIII oil; 3Oth.
Grace Mark seymour, 47o bbis sp oil, 40 do WIN do.
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YACHTS. sTEAMBOATs, sc.

VACHT wANrED-FRoM ~ TO % FEET Long
Il schooner rig with cabin and complete outht; mus
b. sold chesp. Address O. L.. .O5 Herald Office.
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WEATHER RKPoR

HoLvuHAp, Aug 2. PM-wind EsE, strong; barometer,
3nu23.
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mfsCELLANEOUs.

INIsrERN AGENfs. 500 BKOXDW1i. ----.v
Ps4MJss TN GOWN
TON, KY, WEDNESDAY. JULY 81 1878
SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON. Manaxura
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MISCELLANEOUSs
IN EFFRofUAL woRa MEDfCfNE-BR0wNs
fAvermifugc Commits or Worm Lcsenges, Zoe. box
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Tho 1000 tickets ending with 30 che the I've
terminal nsiw Of the number drawing the FIRST espiss
81 4UOO) zach entitled 90 -
Witness BHads Covington Ky. this day (wednes-
day, July 81, 1879. .
T. D. 5soNiSuER. osmmissionerl
Prises able In full without dcduetiva.
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Glass r. will he drawn Augvst Is Capital priscs-
$1,000 5000, $500. two OF $500. two Of $1,000, 10.
ASdrsss ali orders 70 SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON, Mas.
vav. New Ysvk
, 1878-06-12
Original HnrornntiO IA

In regard 10 the productive interest,
oi the n'r'hwrst. gained by parsontl o..
servatiol, and in lorwnr,hng all The ma
terml interests OF This rgion, ESPECIALLY \
representing the
, 1878-06-12
AGRICULTURAL, LUMBERlNG,
L0IJilg and FiSlIly Interests
LIT:R,aY AND srIslrlfln IcrrlrL

or thr northwest. Al prn Of culiurr
arr requested toa si>t ~ in this wnrk
hy r"rr"Sp 'ndrnrr. rs well MS bv mn-
ishing for puhlirrion ropr> of lecture 5
adIr s7s aui scientific csst,S of - rrprr
srnlda'irc character IN carving our
tlr~" nHi"r's, The editorial Grpa7rmrnr
VIII continue heretofore {, hrn--i..,r
10y Hb'r contributors. who viii ,n,lcivor
To mHkn ihr STAR the ui.s' nrI.. rpr.
sentative iuuuHl or tN" Trrrury. All
dfusta.l communications.
SgoioHii CHy. w. p
, 1878-06-12
AEEtEsENTRTWs JlUKElL tF TIE TEIEiIlt,
NON POLITICAL,

Yet furnishes all the important pnl.l
icnI news ut The day, uuHiiu,nc,d T..
prY pujudice.
, 1878-06-12
Liberal Upon Religious Topics.

Yet not aiming 10 maze var llpbn any
mans opinions. blt giving ever, rrprr
sentative person. rhinrr Ia place thrl
opinions upon record IN lis colunl-
whetler 'lsy agree win those of Ia
publishers or no ns lO1s nS tIr pionci
boun Is of cnurtPV lrr preserved, Tau
far, while ltflrl lin iii fullest npbprtn
nitl for inyrstig iriul u)hn til topics. u
has MT been tom Necessary tottkr -iIr-
editoiillly in any religious discussions,
This nlrSt viii he pr'u : TIE lrrl
ing fraIur' ot the p'pr rltnril ly will
be in furnishing, ~ hcretnfor',
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20

I = .
EMFPoYMENT TOR LADIES AND GES.
TIEMEN AT HOME. Our attention hds
been called to some new and laboi-
saving cooking untensils- recently
invented. One of which, the Univef.
sal Weightsnd Measuring Utensil, for
weighing -four, sugar, butter, and
measuring molasses, milk and all
kinds of liquids used in cooking, en~
tirely superseding expensive scales.
The Patent Centennial Cake Pan, the
best and most convenient Cake Pan
ever made, and which every house,
keeper will have when they see it's
advantages over all others Also, the
Kitchen Gem, plated wire boiler to
hang inside of an ordinary pot, for
boiling all kinds of vegetables, eggs,
etc., which, when done, dan be re-
moved at once perfectly dry without
lifting the heavy sooty pol off of the
stove. These goods are sold exclu-
sively through agents to families, and
ofsr> splendid opportunity to some
reliable lady or gentlemap canvasser
OF this county to secure the agency for
q very profitable business. For terms,
territory, etc., write to L. g. Brown
u Co., No. 242 Elm St., Cincinnati, O.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20
The Electoral Frauds.

We did intend to publish the testi>
monE taken by the Congressional
CommQttee now investigating the
HectoRal Fraud, or such of it as in
our opihion, would prove most inter-.
esting to our readers, but it is so vo.
luminous that two or three papers like
ours would not begin to hold tho
amount that comes out in the course
of the week., and we have abandoned
the idea iQf dispair. We will, however,
at the c9hclusion OF tho investigation,
will giyS the results in as Intelligent a
form as possible. Already enough
has been developed to prove conclu>
siVely that Mr.. Hayes holds an office
to which he was nevor elected by the
people, and that the most glaring
frauds were praoticed by the Repub>
ilcan managers to prevent the carry>
ingout of the will of the people as
expressed at the ballot box. The
Republican statesmen sent to Louisi-
ana and Florida by Grant, have been
shown up in their true oolors, and
there is no doubt but what thew.
through bargains with the corrupt
returning boards in these States, con-
!, snmmated tho greatest fraud ever
knoWnsin American or any other 20.
litics. tits plain that the fact that
Hayes was never elected will bo most
conclnsively proved. Then the guess
tion will be, "what shall we do.' Let
as walt and see.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20

The House committee on military
affairs have reported favorably on q
resolution to investigate the Caster
raasBacre. Major Renno, commanding
the Seventh United States Cavalry,
and second in command at the battle
Of Little Big Horn, is charged with
cowardioe on that occasion, and that
owing to such cowardice the orders Of
Lieut.. Col. Custer were not obeyed
the resait of which was the massacre
Of Custer and his entire command. il
such be the case, Renno will be cash.
ierd and dismissed from the army.
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Oircular.

Tho following circular has been sent
by the Comptroller General to each
of the County Auditors in the State,
and is important information to the
taxpayers:
"The attention of Auditors is espe
cially called to Paragraph 159, 2O1,
and 202. Abstract tax laws.
"In taking returns, of both real and
personal estate, they will require
every taxpayer under oath to answer
the following questions:
elias your wife property in her
own right? -.. ~.
elias your child? s...'..
"Have you property in any fdu~
ciary capacity2 ....
"Unless these questions, are ans~
wered in the negative, sec that proper
returns are made.
"The oath required by the law must
be actually administered
JOHNSON HHGooD,
. Comptroller General.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20
The Ladd MurdererS.

Hugh P. Kane, VIM. Durham, Geo.
W. Moose and Robt. P, Scruggs, ar-
rested for the killing of Amos Ladd,
were carried before Judge Kershaw,
at Walhalla, on last Monday, on a
writ of habeas corpus. After q full
hearing of the case, the Judge refused
to admit to bail Kane, Durham and
Moose, and ordered that they be re-
manded to tho Greenville Jail n.until
further orders. Scruggs was admitted
to bail IN q bond of $1,000, with two
good sureties. All papers in the case
was ordered to be turned over to the
Clork of Pickens County.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20

The SToRM.-From our exchanges
we learn that a very hoavy hail and
wind storm passed over various sec~
tions Of this State last Sunday week,
doing serious damage to tho growing
crops wherever the hail fell. In some
sections the farmers have ploughed
up their cotton and planted the ground
in corn.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20

Our Greenville correspondent is
very much mistaken when he says we
favor cliques and rings. We never
will favor or support them, and our
record is clear on that point. What
we objected to in his former commu
nioation was his advocacy of "inde-
pendent candidates from President
down to constable" Once adopt this
plan, disband Democratic organiza-
ton, and we go back under Radical
negro rule the instant it is done.-
We favor Primary Elections for men,
bers of the General Assembly and
County officers, and Conventions for
Governor, State officers, members of
Congress and Solicitors. This is the
settled policy of the Democracy Of
this section, and why disturb it by
injecting your independent doctrine,
which means nothing less than Rad
icalism in disguise, (though we know
our correspondent does not mean this)
and is the very means by which that
party is now endeavoring to regain
CONTROL of the State. But our COR
respondent is "getting o little more
level headed" He says we "must
tolerate primary elections and nom~
mating conventions" This is q good
start on the right track from inde-
pendentism, and if he will only per-
severe will soon be cured and per,
fectly level headed. He belongs to
the club and talks horse sense about
the coming election, and as we know
him to be gentleman of good sense
and patriotic impulses, we will not
quarrel any moro with him about his
independent. ideas, so long as he
sticks to primary elections and the
Democratic party. We think that we
are, after all, standing pretty nearly
upon the same platform.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20
New Store! New Goods!
NEW CLERKS AND
Good News Z


T HAVE A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF
J. GENERAL MERCHNDISE on hand at
this place, and call the special attention Of
the citizens of Pickens County and the SUR
rounding counties to the same. / sell cheap;
l sell for cash; take no risk; get house
rent cheap;. get board cheap; I am at
small expense; can sell Goods as low as
they can at Greenville or any where in the
up country; will take Country Produce in
Exchange for Goods; keep full line Of
Goods If have not the Goods on hand YOU
want, will order them for you at a small
advance. My stock consists in part Of the
following Goods: 7"
COFFEE, HAIR PINS, SUGAR, COLOGNE
Soda, Tuck Combs, Molasses, Boatner's
Magic Churn Dash, Cum Campkor, Picque,
Railways Sarsaparila, Calicoes Poutz Stock
Powders, Nails, Well Buckets, Ladies' Trimmed
Hats, Shoes, Gun GbRag TUFTS Pills, Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, AND in fact almost anything
that is necessary for the comfort of any per-
sou living under the Hampton or Vance gov
ernments. All ask is q trial, and you will
be made happy. Ifnot will sell you o pair
of CRYME'S Home Made Shoes that will last
you until you have got the worth of your
Two Dollars. If you are not satisfied then,
come back and buy another pair at the Same
price, and will fling you in O pair Of strings
and box of Bixby's Backing, and yJu will
go home rejoicing.
Call and examine my stock before Surch-,
asing elsewhere. l make Tin-ware Ispeci~
atty. Respectfully. I'D.
T. B. CRYMEB,
No, 2, Whitehall street, Liberty 81 e.,
l door from Stnnselrs Hotel
June 13, 1873 40 1y
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20

q CoNsuMpTIoN CURED--An old physician,
retired from practice, having had placed in
his hands by an East India missionary the
formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the
speedy and permanent cure for consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat
and lung affections, also positive and radical
cure for nervous debility and oil nervous
complaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of oases, has
felt it his duty 10 make it known 10 his suf.
fering fellows, Actpated by this motive, and
q desire to relieve human suffering, win
send, free of charge TO all who desire ii, this
recipe, with fall directions for preparing and
using,in German, French, on English. Sent
by mail by addressing With sfeInp, aAsnines
shis psper. W. W sllerar, Iaa Power
Block, Rochester. New York II
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20

The Abbeville Press and Banner
has commenced the publication of its
26th volume. We sometimes diffor
with the Press and Banner as to cor.
tain measures, but have always re-
garded it as one OF The best county
papers published in the State, and It
is always welcome visitor to this
office.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars for
Charleston.

D. =
We arc glad to see that the United
States Senate, by very large vote,
has agreed to appropriate 5000 900 for
the improvement of the Charleston
bar. This is the fist government aid
extended us since the war, and results
from having gentleman, and one of
our own people in the Senate. IF D.
T. Corbin had been there in place of
General Butler, Charleston would not
have received cent. We now get
this handsome amount TO commence
the process of deepening the channel,
and as the work progresses, other
amounts will be added, until our me-
tropolis is made what it should have
been years ago, one of the finest sea
ports in the South. This is q meas
ure in which every citizen of the
State is interested, and we hope ere
long to see the cold city by the sea"
take position in the front rank of the
business ports in the United States.
General Butler, thus early in his
Senatorial career, is giving the people
practical evidence of his usefulness to
them in that body. We expect good
things of him, and know we shall not
be- disappointed.