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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-16
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This Imminent very naturally originated In Ameri
q. where Nature provides In her laboratory sucl
surprising autidoteS for the maiadi". of her chill
iren. Its fame has hccn spreading for IS year,
init! now Il CncircleS the habitablc globe.
The Mexican Mustang Iinimcnt l. n matches
cmedy for all cKtcrnsi allmcntNo ~ man mud beast
To stock owners and farmers Il Is invaluable.
A single bottle often saves n human life "r re-
Ttorcs the usefulness of an excellent horse. OF
sow, or sheep.
II c=:cs foot rot, hoof-ail, hollow horn, grut
scrcw.worm. shoulder rot. mango. the bites am
ItingS Of poisonous reptiles and Insects. and ever
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures c"cry external trouble OF horses. sue
II lamcncss. scratches, Swinny. sprains, founhci
wind gall. ring bone. etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang LInIment IS the quIcks'
-ure In the world for accidents occurring In -
family, In the absence OF a physician, such o
burns. scaids. fpralns, cuts. etc, and for rh"unI
tisn, and stinncss onsendered by exposure. Pa
ticulariy valuable to Miners
II Il the cheapest remedy In tho worid. foe
peretratcs the muscle To the bone. nnd - singI
application Is generally s~unncIcnt to cur.
Mexican Mustang Lip!mcnt l. put up in ihrc
size q bottles. the larger ones being pr'i-prtiui
& ally much the c.usapest Sold every where.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-16
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
People are getting nequaintri-nui thoss wis
re not ought to b--~Ith the wonderful mcrits -
- nN a..

People are getting nequaint-d-nui thos. wis
re not ought TO b--~Ith the wonderful merits u
hat great American Remedy. the
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
For County Treasurer.


Bs1- Resolved, That the Dacusyille Democratic
Club, and tho manly friends Of MR.. D. II.
MORGAN unanimously nominate him as o
candidate for County Treasurer of Pickens
County, subject to tho primary election.
MR.MoRGAN is an old resident of the
county and fully qualified in every respect TO
trH the Office with honor to his county and
the many friends who earnestly desire his
election to the Office of County Treasurer at
the ensuing election. -
DACUSVILLE DEMOCRATIC CLUB s. FRIENDS.
p&a- Conformably to the requirement Of
the County Executive Committee of the De-
mocratic party, the friends of w. b. ALL.
GOOD respectfully present his. name to the
Democratic voters of Pickens 0N6Sty for the
Office of County Treasurer, at the approach->
ing primary election. FRIENDS.
FELLow- CITIZENS: have recently been ap-
pointed County Treasurer by the Governors
TO conform to the requirments of our County
Democratic Executive Committee / offer myssIf
as candidate for the office of County Treas
"rer at the primary election, 30th of August
next. My health, and the duties of my office
will not admit of visiting you much. II res
pcctfully ask that you kindly consider my
claims at the next primary election. Res
pectfully, T. w. RUSSELL.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For the Senate.

DefT~ The many friends of ROBERT T.
MORGAN, Esq, respectfully announce him
as candidate for the State Senate at the en-
suing election, subject to the will of the whole
people.
be- The many friends of Dr. W. T.
FIELD respectfully announce him as can
dld0te for the Scnatc-suhjcct to the primary
election. MANY FR1ryDs
BSlS~ The many friends Of the Hon. D. f.
BRADLEY announce him as q candidate for
the Senate-subjcct TO the primary election.
Mr. BRADLEY has made useful and efficient
member of the lower House, and cannot fail
10 give satisfaction in this new and higher
held of duty. MANY VOTERS.
ENsley, june 7, 1873.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
For tie Legislature.

NSA,, The friends Of T.. II. BATES take
the liberty of announcing him u candidate
for recollection for the Legislature at the ems
sung cicctlon-suhjcct to the primary eec>
ton.
MF. BATES made n very prompt and eff
cent member at the last term, as the journals
show MANY FRIENDS.
gE4p The friends of B. j. JOHNSTON
respectfully announce him as n candidate for
the Legislature at the ensuing election
subject to the action Of the voters of Pickens
CorAiy, at the approaching primary election.
VorETs.
GSZ2r The many friends Of \. Il. CRAIG
respectfully announce him as n, candidate for
the Legislature at the ensuing election sub
ject to anomination At the primary election.
MANY FRIENDS.
DG2e Tie many friends of Mr.. w. T..
BOWEN respectfully announce him as q can
oldate for The LcgislNturc-suhjcc to nomi-
nation by the PRIMARY election.
MANY VoTERs
Rs}" The friends Of r. a. CHILD nom
mate him for the cgisiaturc--subiect to n
nomination at the primary election. Nr.
CHILD is young man of ability, and if cl-
ectcd, will reflect credit alike upon himself
and constituents. MANY FEIENDS
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29

are in the field. understand Colonel
Bowen is not again candidate for
Senate, and that in all probability
Major D. F. Bradley, the former able
and conscientious member of the
House, will be his successor; DR.. Field
is also candidate, and q formidable
rival. Three or four arc mentioned
for the House.
Much sympathy is expressed for.tho
Governor in his sickness, and all are
anxious expecting to hear or SEQ him
soon. Crops look well, and tho peo-
pie prosperous and happy. \
Since writing the above, I learn
from influential citizens that the
speech of General Noise has produced
very marked effect amongst ali
classes of citizens. They believe that
his sentiments are in entire accord
with tho platform Of 1876, and the
policy Of our Governor, and intend to
give larger majority than they did
two yoars ago. W. B. Mod.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
North Georgia Fair

Will be hold in Atlanta, .Georgia,
commencing October 21st, 1878, at
OgIothorpo Park, two miles from con.
trc of city. Open to tho world. $4,000
in premiums. The association is de-
tormined that this shall be tho best
exhibition Of horses, shoep and hogs
cvor held in the State. $1,000 in mi
litary prizes. Horse racing and other
amusomcnts.
The Mystic Brotherhood renowned
for it's grand representation, will cele,
brate their anniversary in Atlanta
the Capital City of their Royal King,
on Friday night, October 25th, in
grandor style than ever attempted
before. 1t is stated, upon high au-
thority, their costumes cost $780,
and are direct from Paris. His Royal
Highness, the King Of the Carnival
will hold his reception at DeGive's
Opera House, atter tho Street Pa
goant, during his grand masked ball
at which time ho will crown his Queen
from among tho merry throng of dan
cors' The Queen, undor the rules OIL
the Brotherhood, must be q non~rcsi>
dent Of Atlanta.
Preparations for tho grandcst dis
play in the ladies' department and
floral hall. Numerous attractions and
unprecedented saccoss already as
sured.
Excursion rates on all Railroads
leading to Atlanta. For full particu-
lars, programmes and premium lists,
address the Secretary, No. 3 Kimbal
Honse, Atlanta. w. B. Cox, Prcsi
den. b. w. Wrenn, Secretary.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
Grand Military Review.

The following is an account CT tho
inspection at Easloy,. by Mr.. w. b.
Mcdaniel, Of the Columbia Register:
EAsLEY, S. G., August IS, 1S78.-An
inspection OF tho volunteer troops of
this county was held by General Noise
to-day when tho Hampton Homo
Guards, cavalry, in command Of Cap
tain Griffin, and the EasIcy Light
Guards, in command Ct Captain
Spyers, turned out. The former wero
partly uniformed, but the latter, ow-
ing to tho short time they have been
organized, have not yet procured any
but will soon do SO.
There was large attendance of
citizens, who were addressed by Gen-
eral Noise in an eloquent and impress
sivc manner, both as to the duties of
the SO Idicr and the citizen under cx-
istlng circumstances. lie urged them
to throw all their energies into the
ccmi6g campaign, warning them
against supposing that the enemy was
dead or asleep. lie bhowd the neces-
sity Of perpctuating II government
which in two years had wrought such
IL wonderful change in the State; crime
was decreasing; Judges could clear tho
dockcts in much less time than during
Radical rulej property was moro Sc
euro, and both races felt at peace, and
were more contcnted and happier than
they could possibly be under tho pre-
vious regime. He asked Tho coIored
people, many of whom were present,
to join the Democratic party, as they
were the only party who could be-
friend them, their former leaders hav.
ing forsaken them as soon as thew
could no longer rob and ruin tho the
State.
Tuesday having boen appointed for
the different candidates to meet here
and address tho citizens, there was no
other speakers. Much interest is felt
in the election, and several candidates
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
For Auditor.

ge2E@ The many friends of W. T. McFALL
announce him candidate for Auditor
subject to the primary election. Mr.. MoFAL1
is q young man of fine business qualifications
and will make q first class Auditor.
MANY FRIENDS
BsS~ In presenting the name of w. H.
HESTER, of Central, to the voters of Pick.
ems County for thcir suffrages for the office
of County Auditor at the ensuing primary
eiection we state without disparagement Of
any other person, that he is in every way
pre-eminently qualified for the position,
having graduated at first class business
college in Baltimore, and in addition to mer-
it, he is native son of Pickens
MANY FRIENDS.
Gs3S~ Conformably to the requirements Of
the County Executive Committee of the De-
mocratie party, the friends of JOSEPH w.
BRUNSON respectfully present his name to tbe
Democratic voters of Piekens County, for
the office of County Auditor, at the approach
ing primary election. FRIENDs.
Bas" In compliance with the requirements
of the County Executive Committee of the
Democratic party, the many friends of s. D.
KEITH respectfully present his name to the
Democratic voters of Pickens County ut the
approaching primary election, for tho office
of County Auditor. MANY FRIENDS.
Re75" Conformably to tie action of the
County Democratic Executive Committee,
the friends of CAPT. J. J. GARVIN respect
fully announce him as q candidate for the
Office Of County Audito" at the approaching
primary election. FsIESps.
B3s~ The friends of w. W. F. BRIGHT
announce him candidate for County Audi
tor at the primary election.
MANY FRIEHDs.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
For Probate Judge,

DsS" The many friends Of REV. OLIN T.
DURANT respectfully announce him a con
didate for Probate Judge at the ensuing e,oc.
tion--subject, however, to the primary eioc-
tion.
BaS~ The friends of W. G. FIELD, resnect.
fully announce him as candidate for. 70
election to the office of Probate Judpe---snh-
Jeot to a nomination at the primary election.
Mr.. FIELD has made an efficient and faitbfp,
officer, and his recollection will be hailed viii
satisfaction by his MANY FRIENDS
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29

Mr.. EDIToR-The following resolu.
ton was ANONYMOUSLY adopted by the
Union meeting, held with Flat Rock
Church, June 28th, 1878. Please pub
lish the same in your paper, as q sufli-
cient notice to all the churches inter
ested, &c.
ResoIUed, That we, tho Third Union
District, Twelve Mile River Baptist
Association, are determined to call for
letters from the Twelve Mile River
Baptist Association, at it's next session.
and organize o new Association in the
bounds of the Third Union District.
We further instruct the Clerk to send
invitations to other churches to ioin
US in the formation.
D. WESTON HIOTT, Mod.
J JAMESON, Clerk. 81.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
Central Items.

This morning, the whole of Central
and the surrounding country, with o
few exceptions, turned out and filed
the road to Pendloton, to attend the
great Democratic meeting, to cole
brate the second anniversary of the
organization of the Pendleton "Red
Shirts Prominent among the Pick
ems crowd, were tho Central "Red
Shirts" led by our honored Captain
J. J. Lewis.
When we, reached Pendleton wo
found large crowd, already assem-
bled, and hundreds pouring in from
all directions. We had plenty of good
music. The Anderson and Pendleton
bands both were there playing altorn>
atoly.
The Flying Artillery and Anderson
Infantry first gavo ns a specimen of
their drilling, then the various CONS
panies formed q line Of march on
Anderson street. They then marched
through the principal streets to q
beautiful grove beyond tho railroad
where there was q nice stand erected,
which showed the beauty Of woman's
work. Aftor tho crowd had somewhat
settled, the speaking began. Colonel
Hoyt, with a few appropriate re-
marks, introduced Major C. b. Murray
as the first speaker. lie delivered an
address on tho origin of the cred
Shirts" showing how they first orio
ginatod in Pendloton, thon spread
all ovorI tho State, having u great in
| tluenco in the campaign.
AT tho closo of Major Murray's
| speech, Col. Hoyt, roso and stated
that they had received information
that there was q Radical meeting 10
be held at three o'clock over in tho
"Fork," at Townvilc, and they didn't
intend to let any Democrats speak.
lie then asked thrco mounted compa-
MICS to be in readiness to accompany
| himself and others at one O'Clock,
over there to divide. time with them.
They went at tho appointed time, but
| VIC haven't heard tho result.
Gen. Noise was then introduced
and dclived splendid grafton, in
such clear and forcibe manner that
! it carried conviction to every mind
Next came Hon. J. IL. Orr, who de-
~ viva e SoNo SpCCCu, III HIS ullillJ ,
eloquent style. But thoy saved tho
most pleasant part for the last, when
the people wero tired and hungry, and
would take something very pleasant
to interest them. That pleasant part
was the speech Of our pleasant, kind
and honorcd Congressman, d. Wyatt
Aiken. He delivered one OF his de-
lighttul orations in his usual ploaaant,
happy style, which Interested and
enliVened the whole crowd.
Tho speaking finished, hundreds
throngcd around the long tables, which
were piled up with the surslan,ials Of
life. The dinner being finished, we
had some moro drilling from tho we'll
trained iniantry company, then tho
thronglng hnudro!s began to dispcrsc.
1t was the grandcst day Old Pcndlc-
ton has seen in years. Tho meeting
was II perfect SUCCESS. We had plenty
of good speeches, and during the in-
tervals good music, intcrminsIod with
the roaring of cannon. 1t was u day
lhat will long be remembered.
And now rs TO the election in our
own county. The pooplo have gone
so wild Yer the Senator's Office that
they havo almost forgotten the rest Of
the Offices. Tho hurrahs for Bradley
snrpass those for Hampton. "Happy
Andy" is the only strong Field man
IN town. ROVER. ,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
For County Commissioner.


49, The numerous friends of HARDY
GtLSTRAP announce him candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to the will of
the Voters at The approaching primary elec-
ton. Mr.. GILsTRAP is self made, practi-
cal man, thoroughly acquainted wFh the
wants Of the people, than whom none would
better serve the interests of the entire peo-
pie in this Office. MANY VOTERS.
0E7s" The friends of L. II. LAWRENCE
respectfully announce him as O candidate for
County Commissioner-subject to nomina-
ton at the approaching primary election.
FRIENDS
BeAp The friends Of JOHN T. LEWIS res
pectfully announce him as o candidate for re-
election to the office of County Commissioners
-subeJect to nomination at the primary
election, Fprpxns !
05sA- The trends Of THOS. p. LOOPER
respectfully announce him as o candidate for
reelection to the Office of County Commits
sioner-suhject to the primary election.
Many FRIENDS.
8ssAr The experience, financial ability.
patriotism, and zeal that has heretofora
characterized the official record of JOHN r..
GOSSETT, prompt us to present him as
candidate for the office Of County COMMITS
sloner-subject to the voice of the people OF
the approaching primary election. = ...
MANY VOTERS.
BSAp After repeated solicitations ON the
part of my friends, and being the unanimous
choice Of Pumpkintown Democratic Club. 1
have consented to become n candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to nomina.
ton at the primay election; and az am q
stranger in many parts Of the County, I will
say to the voters, that if elected, I will en-
deNvor TO do my whole duty. ... ..,,.
A. 3. TALLEY. .
AsAp The many friends Of LABAN MAUI.
DIN respec fully announce him as o candi.
date for County Commissioner at the ensuing
election-subject to q nomination at the ap>
aroaching primary election. -"s.. f.
MANY Voters. -
DeA4, The Friends of J. G. WATKINS (of
GarVin Township respectfully announce him
as candidate for County Commissioners at
the next election--subject to the nomination
by primary election. MANY FRIENDS. q,
peAo The friends of CaptaiB JAMES A.
GRIFFIN respectfully announce nm as q
candidate for County Commissioners at the
ensuing elec:ion--subjeot to a nomination st
the primary election. MANY FRIENDs,
BeAp The friends of Captain J. J. HERD
respectfully announce htm rs candidate for
County Commissioner-subject to the pri-
mary election, MANY FnrExps.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
For School Commissioner.

NSG- The many friends of REV. 3. S.
GAINES respectful. announce him as q can
didatc for School Commissioner at The ensu-
ing clccuon-suhJcct to nomination at the
approaching primary election.
MANY FRIENDS.
G@I" The many friends of Rev. G, w.
SINGLETON, with pleasure, nominate him
as candidate for recollection to the Office Of
County School Opmissioncr~-subj to the
Will Of the voters at the approaching primary
election.
Mr. SINGLETON has been untiring in his
efforts to build up and run the schools of
Pickcns County and faithful in the DISCHARGE
of every official duty, and his re election will
give continued satisfaction to his.
MANY FRIENDS.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29

Robt. Smalls, colored, a convicted
thiofand bribe tokcr, has been ronom.
mated for Congress by the Republi>
cans from tho 5th District. If there
is a particle of honor or ,deconcy
amorgst the Republican voters, they
will vote for his opponent, Col. TiIl>
man, the Democratic nominee. Smalls
should be beat by at least ten thou
sand majority; but if he is elected the
Republicans of that District will on.
dorse thief and make themselves as
contemplate as he is.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29

DIR. J. +. Ensor, Superintendent Of
the Ldnatic Asylum, under Chamber,
lain's administration has heen nom
mated for Congress from this District
in opposition to Colonel Aiken. Ol
course he has no chance of election,
but if ho is only candidate, on the
Republican ticket, and spends all his
means in trying to advance the cause
Of the party, it will give him claim
on Hayes administration for an ap-
pointmont. This is about the secret
Of his candidacy, and if we thought
there was the remotest chance of his
election, we would give our readers n
short sketch of HIM, but as thero is
no chance for his election we will
say nothing about him. Let Aikon's
majority be 10000, at least.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29

GREENv1LLE, S. c., August "a
Tho consideration of the case of the
United States against A. J. Hinckle
and Thos. J. Hinckle, indicted for
conspiracy, was resumed. District
Attorney Northrope closed his argu-
ment on bohalfof the United States.
After charge of the Judge the jury
rendered verdict Of guilty.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29

According to the action oftho Coun~
ty Executive Committee no man is
allowed TO vote in the primary cleo
ton unless he is known TO bo Dom
Ocrat. This is q contest for party
nomination and mono but Democrats
have q right to take part in it. Let
tho managers Of tho primary election
remember this and be governed &C,
cordingly.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
ton and reform, call on Capt. Russell,
County Treasurer, and be conviced in
getting yoIr tax receipt.
Respectfully,
JAMES M. STEWART.
Hon. d. r. BradLev.

Hon. d. r. Bradley. >..
DEAR SIR-I understand that the
reports now currently circulated in this
County, in reference to q committee
interviewing Anderson and Greonville
delegations, to find cut as to your fit
ness to represent Pickens in the next
General Assembly, arc alleged by
somo to have boon started by your~
self. With equal justice to you and
myself, will say, that 1 understood Mr..
Andrew Williams to say that "Maj.
Moon went, and they had got back" !"
signifying that some person or per-
sons were in company with Major
Moon and that it would not do to
send Bowen and Rradley back. This
is my recollection as to what Mr..
Williams said. Will add in conclu
sion, that [ regard Mr.. Williams as
q gentleman, and will not go back on
anything be says. L drop you this
note, that all mistakes or misunder-
standings may bo corrected, SO far as
the truth Of this matter is in my pos.
session. Respectfully,
JAMES LEWIS.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29

Gov. Hampton has been quito sick
at Spartanburg with typhus fever
We are glad TO learn that he has i'm
proved very much and is now out Of
danger and will soon be able. to re-
sumo the duties Of conducting tho
campaign. =
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
Primary Election in Abbeville.

On Saturday, the 17th inst, pri,
mary election was hold in Abbevillc,
and the following is the result for
members Of tho Legislature: Gen.
w. X. Bradley received 1884 votes;
Gen. Robt. r. Hcmphill, l,779; J. II.
Rico, 1870; Ii. II. Harper, 1,719, Con,
Samuel MCGOWAN, LILY. DR.. Max
we'll, the present Senator, had no op-
position.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-08-29
For Coroner.

0eS" The many friends Of THOS. PARK
ms respectfully announce him rs q candi-
date for the effco of Coroner Of Pickena
County at the ensuing ELECTION, subject to a
nomination at the approaching primay e1cc-
ton. FRIENnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.


The Committee on WAY aud Means Is still gagged on
TIE sugar schedule In the Tariff Bill.
The President has appointed Arthur ~ Drinkwaer, OF
Name Honorary Commissioner 10 the PARIS E1posi-
tIOn for that state.
The President has issued the necessary proclamation
carry effect the treaty between the United states
and the Samoan Islands.
The President signed an act making appropria
ton FOR the purchas. ~ library for the of the
courts the United States officers In the Territory Of
Wyoming: alsO u similar one for the Territory OF
Dakota.
The third and last public reception Of the President
and Mrs Hayes took place this evening. There was
VERY large ATTENDANCE OF visitors for The most part
posed Of persons temporarily sGiourniDg here.
The House Committee Naval Affairs to-day took nc
ton on the complaints concerning the Kittcry Navy
Yard II is alleged that instead Of using white oak knees
Ia of vessels, red OK has been subs
tuted the injury OF the service The committee VIII
Investigate the subject.
A bill introduced In the House yesterday by Mr..
Scales OF North Carolina makes II the duty OF the Conn
missioner OF Indian Affairs to organize and maintain
force OF uniformed police In every indian rcseryaton
where IN tho opinion OF the Secretary OF the Inferior
such force to preserve order. The force ~
be composed OF and differed by Indians and If NOT TO
exceed policeman 10 every one hundred OF III" In
dian population. Their pay II fixed at 500 per annum