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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-10-14
Married.

EABROOK-TR0RNLEY The resi-
dence of the brides father, Capt. J. L.Tho9R-
ley, by Rev. ,. l., Dursnt, on the 9th instant,
at $50 O'Clock, p. NJ, Rev. j, Mel SEA-
BROOK, of Charleston, and Miss r.. 7. THORN
LEY, ,of this place Quite number of the
friends of Captain Thornley's familey were
present to witness the nuptial ceremonies and
extend to the young couple their congratula-
tions, The beautiful and accomplished young
bride, the flower of Pickens, was dressed in
an elegant brown silk, fashionably made, and
held in her left hand on exquisite boquet Of
rare flowers, and lookeBed as lovely and beau
tiful as the fresh flowers of q May morning.
The bride groom was handsomely dressed in
black, and his manly and cultivated face wore
the expression Of joy and happiness. After
the ceremonies and congr atulations were over
an elegant repast was served to the company,
and "everything passed as merry as we'd
ding bell" At 8 o'clock, the happy young
couple bade their friends farewell and de>
parted for Anderson and Charleston wher
they purpose spending few days with re-
latives and friends before repairing to their
new home in the Valley of Virginia where
Mr.. Seabrook has charge of Presbyterian
Church. May happiness and prosperity at
tend them through the journey Of life.
R6S" The Southern Presbyterian and Chris
ttdn AdOocate will please copy.
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Grant on Hancock.

Inan interview with a Rev MIR. Fowler. re-
Gently, Grant said good many things to the
disparagement of General Hancock as O mill.
tary commander and as to his qualifications for
o civil position He said he was very fair
corps commander, but was never thought of
for any great place; that he had been orazy
evor since thewart to be President and had
been planning and working for it all the Tina.
His whole interview had tendency to bell
tie and ridicule Hancock. Nodoubt the Whole
thing was planned by the Republicans in thSir
desperation to stay the food of popular soDii4
ment which is now rushing or TO carry Han.
cock into the Presidential chair. But it lis
likely to prove boomerang. Hancock's mill
ilary record is too we'll known to the country
ITO be disparaged by any statements made by
Grant for partisan purposes. Hancock, ii
sesms Is slow TO believe that Grant could bc
guilty Of any such effort to break down a
brother soldier, but tho ssatemepk with j few
alterations whioA 90 not change the purpert
of the inieryiew, has been made by him TO d
Chicago reporter, aud there seems to be no
doubt but what Grent Is guiBy,<of This great
diacouriesy to brother soldier. But Grant
seems 10 have forgotten thahon s sformer oo>
oasion he made statement iha reference 10
Hancock's $ military services to 4he country
creditDble to Hancock. The following is an
exlsact from both interviews:
General Grant confdentially to tho Rev.
Mr.. Fowler in 1880, whcp Hancock was d
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oct 7, 1880
Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF PICKENs.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Nancy Hoke, Plaintiff, against r Z Hol-
combe, W T IIolcombo, E L Holcombe and
Charles II Judson, observation-disclosures
OF FoRECLosURg AND SALE.
DY virtue of n Judgment of Foreclosure
I'D and Sale, made in the above stated case,
on the Oath day of March, 1880, by Hon.
Thomas Thomson. Presiding Judge, will sci |
to the highest bidder. at Pickens Court House,
on Salesday in November next, during the
legal hours Of sale, the following valuable
Real Estate, to wit:
All that Piece, Parcel, or Tract of Land,
situate in Pickens County, on Georges Creek,
waters of Salude River, adjoining lands of
John II. Bowen, Jane l.. Arnold, James Nc
Adams and others, containing Five Hundred
Acres, more or less.
TERMS-One-third Of the purchase money
TO be pnid in cash OH day OF sale the remain
der on credit Of one and two years, with in,
tercst paid annually, aud bond and mortgage
Of the premises.
Purchasers to pay extra for papers and for
recording the same.
J. J. LEWIS, Ger.
oct {, 1880 3
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The Radicals held their pow-wow at Green
yillo last Saturday Many red shirters were
present and everything passed off humorous
" and in good order, until late in the even
'nE when one Of the olubswa returning home
" III tficulty occurred between some Of iismem.
b'rS and some negroes, whish resulted in the
ohooting of two Of the negroes and the knock
'o& down first of one of the white men. The
whole affair is to be thoroughly Investigated
by he civil authorities.
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Clerk Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF PICKENs.

o.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Arnold and T B Arnold, Executors
Plaintiffs, against Susan Finley, Reuben II
Arnold ct al. observation-disclosures FOR
SALE OF LAND.
DY virtue Of Decretal Order, made in the
- above stated cause on the Oath day Of
March, 1880, by Hon. Thomas Thomson, Pre-,
siding Judge, will sell to the highest bidder,
at Pickens Court House, on Salesday in No.
vember next, the following DESCRIBED Real
Estate. to wit:
All that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land
situate in the County and Stale aforesaid, one
mile from Central Station, bounded by lands
of Geo. Maddox, James ID. Gassaway, B. S.
Gaines, Joseph GassNway and others oon-
tanning 255 Acres, known as the j. N. Arnold
homestead.
TERMS-One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on day of sale; the remain
der on credit Of twelve months, TO be Sc.
cured by bond and mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay oxtra for all papers and
for recording the same.
j. j. LEWIS, Ger
oct 7, 1880 3
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and when Grant was not.

nominated him for the vacant Major.
GeneralshiPin the regular army. He ac,
knoWledged it manfully. He was "a very fair
corps commander, but was never thought of
Ior any great place. When the army Of the
Potomac was hunting for q commander it took
Almost y, everybody, even came over into the
West for officers; but nobody ever even sug-
gcsted Hancock for the place"
General Grant confdentially to John Rus
sell Young in 1878, when neither General
Hancock nor General Grant was candidate:
Hancock is fine soldier. AT the time he
was named o Major General we were not very
good friends and my personal preferences
were for Schofield; but felt Hancock had
earned the promotion and gavc his name to
Stanton. 1 have great respect for Hancock
as man and as n soldier"
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oct Z, 1880
Clerk S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN COURr OF COMMON ILEAS


IN COURr OF COM MON ILEAS
} W Daniels, C.p., Plaintiff, against l. a NJ
NanWyck, Scim G VanWyck AMI J NJ
Eadcs, cfcndants-JUDGMgNr or FORE
CLOSURE AND SALE.
10y virtue Of judgment OF Foreclosure
AB and Sale. made in the above stated case
on tho LIST dny Of October, 1880. by Hon. T.
J. Mickey, Presiding Judge. | will sell to the
highest bidder at Pckcns Court House, on
Salcsday in November next, during The legal
hours Of sale, the following described Real
Estate, TO wit:
All that Piece Parcel or Tract OF Land,
situate in Pickcns County, ca both sides Of
Grassy Fork and Shonl Creek, waters Of
Twelve Mile River, whcrcon the Defendant
}. NJ Fades now lives, containing Two Hun
drcd and Fifty-fyc Acres, more or less.
TERMS-One-halft the purchase money to
be paid in cash on day of sale; the remainder
OH q credit of twolve months with interest
from day Of sale, secured by bond of pur-
chaser and mortgage Of the premises.
Purchaser to pay extra for oil papers and
for recording the same.
Plat Of the Land may be seen at the Clerks
office.
}. J. LEWIS, o.o.P.
oct I, 1880 3
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The Greenbackecs.

This off shoot of RaaicalisHs, has nat n
ticket for Governor and State officers and
Presidential Electors In the field. The con-
yention was held at Chester, and was com.
Posed Of few sore head Democrats who
have failed to gain recognition from their
party, and Republicans who have no idea OF
voting the ticket they helped to put in the
field. These 80 called Democrats could not
muster courage enough TO throw off their
masks andsgo boldyI into the Republican
ranks. They put on the convenient disguise
OF dreenbaokism to serve the Republican
party in and will assist it with oil the means
and ability they possess (Which is not much)
to regain the control of our State Govern.
ment. Their candidate for President, Gen.
Weaver, Is bitter Radical, and is constantly
in consultation with the Republican National
Executive Committee. This committee, it is
well known, is furnishing The Greenbaek
party with the necessary means to carry on
its campaign. They expect the Republicans
to vote the straight Republican ticket, but
hope to detaoh enough Democratic votes from
the party to enable them to carry enough
Congressional Districts 10 have majority in
the next Con gress and to elect Garfield Presi-
dent The whole movement is directed by
the Radical leaders in the interest Of the
Radical party. They know that upon a
square issue between the Radical and Demo-
cratic parties, they have no chance of success,
but by fostering and keeping alive the Green
back party, they hope to cause DETECTION of
enough Democratic votes to give them the
assendcncy. This in q nut shell is the pur- |
pose of the Oreenback party. They have no |
fixed political principles or governmental po-
licy. 1t is n kind of lumber house for the
Dem ocrats, and, probably, the Republican
party. Whenever dcmagogucs fail to obtain
what they want from their own party they
flop over into the Grcenbaok party and hope,
by some turn of the political wheel of for
tune, to gain power and position. In this
State, we do not believe the movement o.
m cunts to five hundred Democratic votes, but
it is not imprUbablc they ehaVe secret
with the Radical marty, and
thsG Tint party.w endorse and vote sOiidIy
tog heir candidates. In this event the move
neH becomes quite serious question to the
Democracy, and should be oloselywatched by
Rem an endorsement and election by thes
lean party would simply mean n re-
estah Ament in powes of that infamous and |
eorrpi party, an eventsthat oil the sacred
obligations 10 virtue, intelligence and honor
forbids. Let it bo watched and treated MS
the Radical party in disguise, abd crushed
out of existance on the 2dday ofncxt month.
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COrOner'S S Sale.

pY virtue ofsundry executions, lodged in
Dmy office, have levied upon and will SC II
to the highest bidder, during the legal hour 8
OF sale At Piokens Court House, on tho first
Monday in November next,
All that Tract or Parcel Of Land, lying in
the State Of South Carolina, in Pick eng
County, adjoining lands Of Cherry Now hort
or, james A. Cobb, Ezekiel Long and others.
containing Seventy.fve Acres, more or less
Levied upon rs the property of VIM. j. Pickle,
at tho suit of l.. Lenhardt.
Terms cash.
.THoS. PARKINS,
oo Coroner Pickpps County.
oct Z, 1880 3 ~ .
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Clerks Sale,
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF PICKRNs.,

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
). J. Lewis, COZ, Plaintiff, against W. T.
Shamste, Assignee, and Samuel SEradley,
observation-disclosures or FORECLOSURE
AND SALE.
QY virtue Of Judgment Of Foreclosure
- and Sale maue in the above stated case,
ON the Oath day of March, 1880, by Hon.
Thomas Thomson, Presiding Judge, l will sell
to the highest bidder at Pickens Court House,
on Salesday in November next, during the
legal honrs of sale, the following described
Real Estate. to wit: ...9 ss| ...N
All that Piece, Parcel OF Tract Of Land,
situate IN the County Of Piekens, adjoining
lands OF l.. L. Addingtop, john s. ThaeisstoR,
Tracts No. md Of tJe hands Of }. A. Eas>
ley, Senior, deceased, and othors, being O
Tract OF Land belonging to the Estate of the
snld }. A. Easley, Senior, deceased, und sold
by the Sheriff, ON the 9th day of January,
1878, and purchased by the Defendant, Sam,
nel StTadley, containing Sixty five Acres,
more or less. ..
TERMS-One third of the purchase money
to be paid iT cash on day Of sale; the remain
der TO be secured by bond of purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises.
Purchaser to pay extra for all papers and
for recording the same.
J. J. LEWIS, COP.
oct 7, 1880
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-10-14
Haneock's Southern War Claims Let
ter Endorsed.

The State Democratic Executive Committee
NJ meeting held in Columbia last week un-
@nimously adopted tho following resolution;
Resolved, that TIE Democratic Executive
Committee Of the State Of South Carolina
fully and heartily endorse the letter Of Gcn.
Winfield s. Hancock, the Democratic candi-
datofor President OF tho United States. cn
the subject of Southern war cioims, aud viii
support the views therein expressed.',
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ANDTuE PEOPLE CAN'T STANI

ANDTuE PEOPLE CAN'T STAND
it. Thcy will buy
InOw have in Sloce the largeat and
best assortment Of GOODS in Pickena.
County.
just think Of Il woman'a good Shoe
for Sl.O0. A Nice Cashmere Snit for
$3.50.
| know this al ia IitlIo di.jointedr
but | am INST mentinning the bnr
gains ia | think of them.
Give ne y trial, and if do III; @aI!
you Goo!H cheaper than any man it
this County, [ will givo them to you.
Some people say such prices will bnst
me, but if do tho poopIo will DO tho
gamer. | have
FOGlr Thousand Dollars
Worth of Goods
On hand and they want 10 be Rold.
$500 Yds Domestic at 5 "a.
$3.50 Yds Prints at 5, 6, q, 8, o.
1900 Yds Jeans from Is to SOC.
AReadHsteNaHs GrOHm $2.25. Upo
| vii! give a. much ~ any body
for your Produce. Bling mo your
SIGICD COTTON.
/ gin it myself and can give you moro
than anybody, and don't yoM forget it
H.. He. ENOHeTON@
l4lberty, 5. q.
sept 23, 1880 Pm
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-10-14

BETTER TIMEs-Tho business rcvi-
val aud now era Of prosperity which
has commenced arc in keeping with
the increased health and happiness
all over the band resulting from tho
general Introduction of Warmers Snfo
Kidney and Liver Cure, "Tho changes
wrought by this remedy, says Rov.
Dr. Harvey, "scems but little less
than miraculous"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-10-14
The Oconee Primary.

The following is the result Of the Demo-
cratic primary election in oconee County:
For The senate--J. i. Shanklin; Representa-
tiyes- -S. r. Dendy, John s. Werner; CLERK Of
Court--J. w. Stribling; Sheriff.. ii. Robs
ins; Probote Judge Richord Lewis; County
Commissioners Nicholson, G.. Manner.
lgbo was Union soldier,l and w. w. Moss:
Soii0ol Commissioner. /. WickliiTe; Treasurer
r. Alexandef auditor ~. George.
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D. F. BRADLEY. Editor.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1880.
TERMS

For subscription, $1.50 per annum, for six
monthe, rs cents; strictly in advance.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
square Of one inch or less for the first inser.
ion and fifty cents for each subsequent in
sertion. Liberal discount made to merchants
and others advertising for six months or by
tho year. =.
Obituary Notices aid Tributes Of Respect
charged for as Iertisements.
Announcing Candidates FIVE dollars, in
advance.
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REPUBLICAN,.

MIR. EDITOR: Tho next meeting nf the
Piedmont Union will bc held with the Six AMI
Twenty Baptist Church, Anderson County,
S. c., commencing on Saturday before The 9Th
Sabbath in October, ut IL o'clcck 4. NJ. The
Introductory sermon to be preached by Rev
W. II. Ray, Missionary sermon on Sahboth
at | A. NJ, by Rev. G. NJ. Rogers. The
churches are earnestly requested to send full
delegations.
Queries for discussions
lst. Which is the most important he who
breaches tho gospel, or he who supports the
the prcnching of the go.pcl.
I'd. Which has the strongcat claim on the
churches, State or Foreign Missions.
81. What is religion.
4th. Does tho Bible sustain woman sut.
frngc III tic churches.
9th. Is there any Scripture for female
preaching.
9th. What is the duty of churches towards
its members who are candidates and treat
crowds to Intoxicating liquors.
}. +. CLARDY, Clerk.
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The word "Demoora" is composed of two
Greek words (demos and eretos), meaning O
government by the people
The Georgia Election.

The election for Governor, State officers
and members of the Legislature came off last
week. Governor Colquitt was re- elected by
over 10000 majority, and two thirds Of the
members elected to the Legislature are In fa~
vor of Joseph E. Brown for United States
Senator.
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Three Tickets.

There are now in the field in South Car
olinH three complete sets Of candidates for
Electors and two SETS and fraction for Con-
gress, representing respectively the Demo>
cratic, Republican and National Greenback
parties:
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Presidential Electors.

NJ L"rgc-Ilon. JOHN L. Manning Colonel
i IN. Elliott.
First Disricf-Gcn. T.. w. Noise.
Second DIsrict--IIon. G.. II. Simonton.
ThUd Dish ict--J. s. Murray Esq.
F0urLh DiSirici--C0l. Cnd Jones.
ETdh Diskrict-IIon. G.. w. Croft.
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Our State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR.
1EN. JOHNSON IIAGOOD, of Barnwell.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
ZEN. JOHN D. KENNEDY, of Kcrshaw.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
Col. r. NJ. SIMS, Of York.
FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL. r1Nr~z
Ion. JAMES G. COLT, of Chestcrfolds
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ON. LEROY F. YOUMANS, of Richlanti.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATIoNsM
M'J. HUGH s. THOMPSON, of Ricllantlss
FOR STATE TREASURER.
JOHN PETER RICHARDSON, of Clarendon
FOR ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERAL. We
GEN. a, NJ. MANIGAULT, of Georgetown.
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The State OfSOutHl Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKENs.

By o. L. DURANT, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Whereas, Augustus Williams has made suit
to me TO grant him Letters of Administration
of the Estate and Effects Of Isaac williams
decoased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
nil and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said Isnao Williams, dcccnaed, that
they be and appear before me, in the Court
Of Probate, to be hold At Pickcns e. H., on
the Odd dny of October 1880, utter rublica-
ton hereof, ut Il o'clock in tie forenoon, to
shew cause, ifany they hayqszwhy the said
nistraion should not bqA2stE 8sEBs
Given under my hand ss 3l s. the
28th day of Seplcmbcr A
OLIN l.. Df8 Er.P.o.
sept 80, 1880 8
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The State OF SOU
County Of r
BY 0. L. DuRANT, j

BY 0. L. DURANT, JUpd 9R.
WThereas, W. A. Smith q Ramb.
w lin, has made suit to MS $thcm
Letters of Administration Of 8. and
effects of Zephaniah Soith, do6s
These are therefore to cite ssh
all and singular the kindred and goi
tho said Hephaniah Smith, dccstsed, that
they he and appear before me, siu 7the Court
of Probate, 30 be held at Plckeps @. H., on
the 23d day Of October, $3.50, after publ!
cation hereof, at IL O'clock in the forenoon,
10 shew cause ifany they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, tho
28Ch day Of September, a. d., 1890.
OLIN L, DURANT, J.P.p.o.
sept %, 1880 3
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IF you arc sued and have cost TO
pay, you can't blame mo, it ,is your
own fault.
The Rock Island Argus., 1880-08-14
Suffered tor Twenty Years.

Hon. Joshua Tuthill of East Saginaw,
Mich, says: 'Couut me among the enthu.
siastic friends of HUNTS REMEDY. It has
proven in my case all you claim for it.
Having suffered for about twenty years
with severe disease of the kidneys (which
our local physicians pronounced Bright's
disease,) / made a journey East to con-
suit the eminent DR.. HaYen. of Hamilton,
New York. of whose fame in this speciality
| had heard much. DR.. Haven examined
me carefully and simply said, ''go and get
o bottle of HUNTS REMEDY aud take
according to directions" After having
travelled 80 far for treatment. it struck me
as rather funny to be directed to take a
medicine which / might have bought
within a stones throw of my own door, but
was IN the doctors hands, and of course
I followed his advice, and right glad was
I that | did so, for before had taken
HUNTS REMEDY half a dozen times /
found immense benefit FROM it, and by
continuing the use of it for limited time
I recovered from my trouble entirely, and
am to day, think, one of the most
rugged of rugged Michiganders. The
world 10 Indebted to you. sir. for the
of such medicine and I
hope you may not 60 without your
reward" Trial size IS cents.
The Rock Island Argus., 1880-08-14
Theft and Runaway.

THE ARGUS noted yesterday afternoon
that the police were waiting for one John
son who had left Port Byron. it was sup
posed for Rock Island to get married. The
telegram warning our police did not state
what the charges were, but il appears now
that the young man was employed by
Mr.. Eckhardt, of Pleasant Valley. Iowa,
and that on Thursday while the family
were absent, johnson went through the
house, gathered silver watch, SIS 10
money and some jewelry, and fed. Mr.. <
discovered the theft in the .evenipg. and
set out for LeClaire, where
the young mans parents lived, and where
his inamorata dwelt. There he ascertain
ed that johnson had taken the girl. told
her mother that he was going to Rock
Island to be married, and crossed over to
Port Byron With her. He bought tickets
for Rock Island, took the Western Union
train for the south hand got off ct Moline
where Mr., Eckhart lost trace of him
Thus far he has not turned up either here,
In Davenport or Moline. and it is feared
that he has slipped the police. In the
the girPs parents are uneasy.
Out of consideration for the young lady her
name is withheld for the present.