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New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
. ppo7ssT rKOu GHNERAL MOLTyEUX.

A nrotest was sent to Governor Hill Yesterday oy
General Edward H. MoincuI against the general order
No p formulated by Adjutaut-Uenerai fortcr con
sol,d,tIug the divisions Of the National GUAR" into
briya,es The order confirmed by tiovernor iiui'
ss chief of tue National Guard t'eh-
eral MoDeux IN his protest says that theTe are many
s-rious defects 10 the order that he takes tho li"ry
of publicly stating lest the effort 10 accomplish what
he conceis "a Ia be desirable end fails through dis
regard Of the law aud the constitution by those " ho
p,rvured the order. The order" he explains, 4" il
contrary 10 the constitution, inasmuch as relieves
the hi CHEST officers the service irom confirmation ny
the Senate Tue public has been kept ignorant OF the
fact that the ut amendments TO the Military Code
have tended 10 10 dangerous enlargement oil The inii
fary discretion OF the Executive.
.t the order is leg ally valid there wonld be nothing
To prrveut Governor Hills successor IRON uiroahu
iur the lat I'd Sd aui 4tb 3rigades OF tue National
Guard rendering the commanding olhcerr aud stan
su,,etIlmerary and reorganizDg hcm is brgades A..
n G. and Di Ihs General Molineux considers pac-
Ing in the hands of the Executive power which the
co1stittton of the State did not intend he should
,,o.sc~s That il would allow him the right TO
sheve the commanding officers who had been co'n
mssioied by the Senate. aud TO appoint III thcir places
men who would DO eant tools, thus giving AN ul-
scrvuous 60, great political influence win tc
citizen soldiers I he order furthermore gives the
right of depriving commissioned o;cerr o tieif occs
without a process Of law" The leiter tufthci rays
thai tuere are already officers commissioned to I'M
maud the four brigades and If they have not been
rendered -upernumcrary their power seems ample 10
comma nd the rcorguuzed brIgades no matter what
changes have beeu elected IN the militray nnits OF
which they a,e cou,posc I'd" General Molinrux adds
that hs resisuat'oD has been tcudcrcd ana tha' he
ktatcucns resented ty him are thus taken OUT OF
ali individual rights of cOuIiuissioD.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
LONG ND.

following rcportcd at the Argy lie
Hotel Mr and Mrs william Hester, Brooklyn j. d. M
desa and family Philadelphia General snd Mrs Barnes.
Miss Darncs Colonel Mrs u r. B-.crr the NJ
Boecher Brooklyn Fred q. Cowng New'lork X. X.
Hughes and family Paterson Henry ii Vail aud family,
tiucinna Ohio Mr and Mrs. J W. Rhoaies, brooklyn .
M, and Mrs W. A. Owens, Denver Col. MI and Mrs H. G..
Field BROOKLYN W. j. Syncs and family A. f. COai and
family and A. f. Haynes and family New York
Fl FiusurxG-Elleu Darby Friday morning obtained from
her epoyer Dr r. BarstOw, the proprietor OF Sanford
Hall which private insane az lum her wages for sew
erai mouths $50. and started for New
y"rt tn do ,lc sIopping the
tonnors To convey her Sanford Hall u the railroad
ton (onuofs drove directly opposite direction from that
iraing tow On The front seat with him
Join Fireman they had reached secluded place
Parsons nurseries, alleged the hack was stopped and
the girl compelled Ia get out Notwithstanding her
efforts 10 ape she assaulted by both the
robbed OF all her money: Brennan Was arrested as he
was boarding train Long Island CITY COnnors
captured yesterday morning Tney were both arragn~ be
Justice yesterday and were held without bail Tor
IN ri her O.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
reilly Yards start tme 49, seconds Walter

reilly yards "1f'e
second. .ora,ch
Three hundred and fftytwO yards relief race scncn
contest competitors f. A. Krait ana ~ mo'eh'"'o
won with w. II. Nauge and T. H. Nichoison secon.
Two hundred twenty yards hurdle race handsap nine
s,aers won i'm the final heat by d. 10 yards start
time-28 seconds F. II. Balcock, 10 yaIs stAri s.onu
Throwing pound hammerscratch, sX conipeu,ors
won by b. Young 94 feet inches A. H. Bruhdage sec
ond. 30 feet ,,,x r.o,. and
Malcolm w. the amateur q" Mustang JACK an1
did fancy Jumping. He cleared gray morse IL
hands high. ,..,.u .so .rro,,o
Queokberner then succeeded In breaking te t~ene h
pound hammer throwing record which % feet inches
lie cast II ia feet 3'4 inches. ,,,. <o,r,oor
Eight hundred and eighty yards run-hahdisap o"r.' o
contestants A. Peverrlly, 30 yaris start the--
minutes 3 80 seconds Walter Smith scratch secohu.
Three hundred and ffty medley rnce-tenstarers
f. H. Babcock IN minute 40 SECONDS D. u. o"Se
second . ... 1901. T.,
One hundred yarls scratch twenty starters Shan w ~
the final heat by - In 10 seconds, j. H. McMahoh
second. - - ,r T. VI
Three hundred yards tripod race ten start s won ny f"
Burns and T. Morehouse A., ,,. .,or,
"Eqnilibrum Act" which wonnd mp the nay spor,
a farce consisted In balancing on poe over
pool Of and every contestant was we oucKeo AM"
Of laughter.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
REPUBLfCAKS ON A PICNIC.

There was a large gathering ut the foot OF
West Tenth A. yesterday "iterno"n. wheTe lay the
bsrses wbon GRO convey the msmbers Of tha Ninth
Ward Pioneer Corps. Tho large Republican CLUB OF the
h,n, Ward, up the lu isOn River the tenth animal
cxcur.on s,rvcus'- 7ist Regiment Band Was on hoard
AID A.. Tho bargos out mto the rv'r th7 sonh OF
,.,c and m. pntler,ug Of us"y feet were walled to
those nn shore who watched ih- party on rnr barees
W. nj up far Hastinss ih"'o tn.J "cro
turucd .rouun and a moon sail was enjoyed The
oI,rers of the rIu are L. q. Miller. president; NJ van
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
LARGE DRY.GOODs HOUSE PROPOSED.

RunOrs which have been current III dry
roos. crcrs for som, Jays u the effect that another
large dry xoos loubng house Ia to be started IN TINS
city were conirusi y@sterday by man VINO 10 To o u
neubrr of nriu. Amuug thvs- who are khV " u
to actively Interested IN tho enterpris" are Jay u
Wen formry the senior member VI tho urn OF Wrnl.
Hartley & Grahatn aud his Sons. James G. now Win
Swertssr. Pe,uhr"ok 4 Co.. and Theodore. Win IeH'
Weller h c." Several other weIEkrowu "ry-goods uon
are spoken Of likely To Join tho
AMI u 10 said that tho concern Will coubinc sufn'iont
ca pai slperence among its meiD0cs u taKo ~
once Q Leading position.
"Yrs II is proposed 10 organize auch nrm A. ~ US
serbe IN llr runors." said Tn~Odoro woutz but wo
arc hardly ~ shape cay anything about IL yet We
have no, n snd do not propose TO be-
rin bus poss until tue FIRST 81 noxt year.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
NEWJEliSEY.

cutting down OF patch "f bTu-INOOi has
caused All OF snakes to Ovcrrun the town
Etz,BgrIi Some OF the leading anil liquor traffic men
and intend 10 contest the validity o III.
by the Board Of Excise last week The claim
will be that the Licenses are nvalid because there WAS
moi gally majority of the commissioners
votlny the last regular meeting Of the rri II ~
held by the temperance people that the MAyot being
ofc his vote should not have been counted
PLAixrlElp-The onion County D.. Piohibitonsts
held their extensively announced Gass meeting Friday
Afternoon evening Reform Hall Hardly three hun
drr gathered a the afternoon meeting al The even
ng meeting present General Fisk, the Gubcrna
oria candidate principal address and created
favorable impression.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
WINNERS IN BROOKLYN ATHLETIC GAMES


The midsummer games of the Brooklyn Ath-
,etic Dekaib Grounds yester-
dav afternoon drew large aud fashionable gathering Of
spectators Two records were broken. Tho winners
were as follows:
First race yards DASH handicap twenty starters
won mai heat by the scratch man w. C. Adams, IN
ia 35 sc, onds W n. Strouse yards start, second.
mile walk, handicap nine starters; won by T.. A.
Kraft from scratch tne minutes l6 seconds w. VII
Iett4 40 seconds start, second.
Running broad jump scratch four competitors by ~
w Ford cleared ~ feet IL inches beating tho previous
best Oh record by 50 inches.
-Four and orty yards rum handicap for the
(lirehurh n Voorhees, medal, win
ming three times twenty four starters ny A Pevs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
AR vANDERBILrs CHURCH FOR SAILORS.
JUsr,cE DrEFY IN A Determined MOOD.

Justice Duffy in the TOmbs Ponce Court on
Friday ls,uei subpoena Rosa CrescI Of No 81 Mott'
st. tho ,n"ther VI ine young I.san girl. VINO St. ,
charging Po iic-msn Fioyd OF the sxih Prcrinct WIN
Insulting her. disappeared. Tho su"ppn' oruereu 'hc
mo hsi . attend nee conrt ycstcray go that sue
might ne auss q i0ned her dau htcrs wherc
with her married daughter aud her son Paul Beside
tbese cam. Lawyers JArOb Froume ana hchry Arion.
When the woman's called she sscouneh tno
platform. and Fromiue requested TO Know wny sne
was wanted. Justicc Duly calmly stated thA'
hs su Tor tne purpose Oh
rocut ng her a. 10 where hNr daughter 10 III present
Bnt yonr Honor you cant EXAMINE witnesses IN tn's
ease There IA warrant out agzlnat Oncer f"oi sno
WitneSs-s only be rxaDlned whlle tne ooicu"""'
prrs~ui," sIa Lawyer fromWe 49,, ~ Van
propos- to put that QueAton 10 this woman. iou
can advise answer IL or not As you Choose sau
Justice DIfy. "a, . ...,.,.,u
won't undertake. to exatniuo o Witness in the oe'
endapts xbsrucc. 49, la ..,..,
There is nau doing police duty In this city against
whom there are charges pending before me- IL these
charge. are trne he snouidnt ing duty and pur
pose to learn, II possible. all about the case
LAWYER Frunme a. ain interrupted anu conuhueu W
40 Az until Justice Duff,s patience was tred Too nuch
He then said to Mr. Fromne; iou nave no stan .,ns W
auprar rerr Tor tho witness This woman Is neither
com pIs,uaut nor defend ,n.. AMI yon viii uuders' ana
ina. you are permtei t. he here only out "i courtnsy
But You don't understand our poston' sPose ny
Mr FfOinne. -.
Il updrrs,apd your position perfectly you have no
business hero Hyou ssy much more III throw you OUT
Of court" - .,..., . ,r..~
6rr daughter Rosie. The woman replied In the anrma
tive.
"wn-rs / she 81
Thsts All ssid the Justice. aud tho woman Iet tho
court smiling and chatting in broken Engiisn ~ tho
laWysrs.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
MAKING RUDE WITNESS APOLOGiZR.

Mrs. Ann Demng. q restaurant keeper in
Broadway ween Fortv-ninth and Ftleth sta waa
witness IN "a IN Judge EDrchs CITY Court yester-
day. she gave her testimony unwillingy and judge
Ehroh repr0ved her Sho was ordered To sign her do
position and spoke Ia disrespeotfui mannor 10 tho
Ju &c, ending by throwing tho Bibio on rho desk In =
rude manner. Judge Ehriich demanded that shc apollo
gize for her rudeness Sho declined TO do % and he
Judge committed hor to tho custody Of deputy sheriff
until she willing to apologize Mrs Dsmng became
more ractabe all hour and was discharged
with Y reprimand.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
RAGING FOR THE BRENroN REEF CUP.

LONDON. Aug. 14.-The cutter lrex having
challenged the Genesa for the Breutou Reef Cup ~hch
the captured last az Newport the race was
sailed to-day Tho course from Cowes westward
through Needles Channel thence to Chcrbourg aud re-
turn TO C0wes eastward. Tho start was made ut 10
o'rIock This morning Tho Irex had load Of thirty vo
sscouds lcoward position. The wind at tho tIo
was fresh the north with signs of ucreasng Az
O'clock tnis evenng tho wind 1t Co~es was very iight
ana the weather inclined to bo hazy IL was douo
full whether the yachts would arrive before daylight
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
NOT TOLD or HER NJ SBAyDS DEATH.
The inoucst In the case Of Charles Chase, WI

The ihqucst til tne Case Or UhHfIes CHds"' =" no
tired k hrs wifo and then shot himself 81 No 3iS7
1enh Al brooklyn viii be held Ia Coroner Mrn
ninser John lIinaD the undertaken has the body s h
s,n. m n taken there by order OF the
dead brother. Who CAME om As1uy PARK. YESTERDAY
M,. ttass much better yesterday The news
nI sr kept from eI iest might cause
rlp,s rhe caring foi and he three boys
o.. to aud Mira Chase
nj Bo,son TIe wife. said yesterday WAS roman
Catholic AMI tins dspeasi MI Chsso teaNos anu eauseo
eeooluo,s Oetx them
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIvALS

F;nh Arerue Uotel-General j. A. Will
famsOn OF Waahin gtOn and NicnOas NJ Bell. Suporir
tendent of Foreign Mails IN Post ONCE Department
- Ne,r York Hotei-(ivii Service Commissioner H-nry
A. Rcbnoud Of Buffalo. .Giisey House-Ex Governor
Jamrs A. Weston uf New Ham pshre drama Hote'-
The Rev. Horrick Johnson. OF Chicago
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
CQNNECTiCIIT.

srAMPoRpA number persons interested In the projected
horse meeting few days ago and elected tho
folIowiug directors: H. Curtis w. W Gillespie Seth T.
Cook PHILIP Richardson aud ~ Deano At Subsequent
following officers chosen
r. NJ belano president; w. w. Gnlespie viceprcsdent
Phillip Richardson. treasurer James X Hewitt secretary
The TO have the entire five miles OF road
Ted Uy Decei her
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

,topn uaro had ouarre the ready stetto came
into play stabbed three times m W .ne s yok
W"sn,tai pefectiye McManus, Of Police ueadquarters
slammed the del taudlo lock ked Rosa
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
Iusfft6u


MONTREAL, Aug. ii tSDeciah.-The Irish
Lacrosse team played match to-day with the Montreal
Club Tho contest lasted nour and half und In that
lime the Monrealcrs ak games and the visitors
Two The visitors played much Dettcr than yester-
day and with little practice they Will play
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
spORTING AFFAIRS OF MANY KINDS

regatta Of the Union Boat club WIN take place
River Saturday. Septenbcr H. Tho con-
..rs III be senior Junior singles. single gigs four
cared gigs eight shells and n tub race
There is coming round soft glove
match for scientilc points John L. sullivan and
Prank The attor 10 Far ockaway 10 train
and ulIyan will Hackensack, N for the
pur runse
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
AN UMPIRE KILLED BY A FOUL TIP.

BosTON, Aug 14.-Durlng game of base
bali Mrdiord grounds this afternoon between the
M-dford and ngbsm clubs, Charles larrao'e, tho um
MIRO was in an tly Killed by foul tip Larraboo was
stndng Just back OF the batter aud the ball struck hiin
with terrible tho heart and Killed. hitn almost
instantly.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
WEsTCIIEsTER COUNTY.


KwRocHRLLEWorkh has been begun on the water works
The supply o water from spring brooks twofoo
pipe viii convey the water from the dam Into the village
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
SrARREn HIIH A STILETTO.

While several Italians were digging cellar al
place and Ninth st yesterday James 3ossa ant
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

ACCIDENTALLY fOIsOyED WITH OXALIC ACID
Mrs. Pauline Waldcr, an old woman living at
No. 100 Broone. ..i- accidentally posoned herself WITH
oxac acid yesterday Sne was la pr~cArous conuitioh
When the police seut TO bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

Earned Boston, 7; Now York. /. Two-hasc hits
II or,uuc 2 Morrill, O'flnurke Thrrebasc hits E~ ing
First bss-By Radbourn First base on error
BOSTON, Ncw-t T. Passed ballS-Daily J. Wild pitches
- Keefc J. struck BY iiadlourn 2 by Keefe. ].
Double plays-Poorman and morr.li Umpire Mr.. Fumcr.
lme 4
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
$50 PIECES
FINE SATINES.

N A LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES AT lOc PER
YARD: REDUCED FROM 2Jc.
400 PIECES HOMESPCN TWEED AT lie. PER
YARD: REDUCED FROM Csc
$50 ELEGANT ROBES IN FRENCH NOVELTIES.
Tucked SERGE. EMBROIDERED CANVAS, AND
SWISS AT ONEHALF FORMER PRICES
500 FINE PARAGON FRAME SILK UMRRELLAS
NATURAL STICKS, 2GINcH. AT $500 $500
AND s375 EACH; REDUCED FROM $3.50 st25 AND
S. 50: 23INCH AT $3.50 AND s325 EACH; REDUCED
FROM si25 AND $3.50
ALSO THE REMAINDER OF THEIR STOCK OF
FINE P&RAsOIS AT SlO0 TO $3.50 EACH BEING
ONLY oNE.THIRD OF FORMER PRICES
a5O DOZEN LADIES' SHEER LAWN HEN.
STITCHED INITIAL LHANDKERCHTFFS. UNLAuN.
prRED ALL LINEN, At $500 PER DOZEN RE-
DUCED FROM $3.50.
zoo DOZEN LADIES' WHITE AND COLORED EM.
nHOIDERED SCALIOPED HANDkERCHiEFs AT
zoe EACH: REDUCED FROM 45c
200 DOZEN FANCY COTTON HALF.uOsE AT 25G
PER PAIR; REDUCED FROM 5Oc
$50 DOZEN EXTRA FINE ENGLISH COTTON
uAGF.uOSE AT soc. PER PAIR REDUCED Fkoa
$40
100 DOZEN LADIES' BLACK PURE SILK HOSE
AT So so PER PAIR; REDUCED FROM S375.
100 DOZEN CHI DREN'> FRENCH g." RIBBED
COLORED COTTON HOSE ALL SIZES. AT ioc PER
PAIR; REDUCED FROM SIC.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY
THE BARRACKS TO BE TORN DOWN.


It was reported in the Office of the Health
Department yesterday that the front and rear
tenement houses Nos 3Os to 3l6 Motts'' tnIwn isn
families were tn be torn down shortly to make
room for big factory building. The information .
was regarded by the oiclals O. almost LOO
arc among the worst and most filthy m the cry
although they are nearly opposite the heaaqua hq,ary
officials can look directly into the rooms occupeI
b. the Italians Refuse from ash barrels Is sol @ .eu
and drod on the roofs of the houses we ,rv erv
foul Odors Gloss the street and euter the Sanltay
Bureau. Women throw garbage ana dii'y % Ta
into the CUTTERS and stont ragpickers eainuo ao,oI
curding to Italian rules in full view of the oneials'
At ali hours of the day scenes of sQuaOr are pre-
sented at the open windows, on the IoofS au" I ~
the sidewalks IT will he Hs.S HhappSS f"y .Tt
when the police are called upon to drive 'n'
Italians out aud " Tho Barracks" are torn down.
FUNERAL OF DIR. FRANK II. HAMlLloN.
The funeral Of the distinguished surgeon gs Vest est
Frank II. Hamilton. at his home. NO. 80 3.."dsd
Ihirty-second-st. yesterday mor,ina & f;ends ihe
by large number of his relatives ana iilenos, th
Rev DR. Marvin r. Vincent. OF tine Chulcn " or of
Covenant recited the short funeral service enSs o.
the Presbyterian Ch1rce. Aiter Ir Inc Hamtl.
had taken codi mma WAS s'em carried to the hearse
and followed bv carriages conIaln'ne Seat,on W
the family taken TO the Grand Tbe
Im'ial was IN the family plot in the sleepy Hollow
CEMETERY. There were no ralibearers Among tn3sc
n
f,r s. J. Birmingham. DR.. Austin Flint, DR.
James X. Leaning. Dr. }. Hilton, Dr. John T.
Peters. ex-Judge Amos G. Hull, DIR. A. jacob
president Of the Academy of Medicine. aud depu-
tation from the Society of Medical Jurisprudence
Mr. VANDERBILTS CHURCH FOR SAILORS
One of William II. Vanderbilts beQuests was
$4,000 to be applied to the erection OF Il church III
Nest Houston-s st, near West-st. where sailors can
attend divine service A little chapel now stands
iu West-st. near HouSton-st, out Is
100 small fo1 the number 81 attendants on sundays
Annexed to 1t is a small reading-room W hicn IS open
to all At any tiuie of tay there NAV 90 iouhu
reading or writing letters at one OF the taoies
bronzed and rough carded sailors. lhe attehlioh
OF Ni Vaudei blt was called TO the work among me
sailors and the need that existed for more exten.
siye building. The trustees of the chapel. OF
winch the Rev. Thomas A. Hyland, IS rec
tor intend beginning work on the new
brlidlng directly rhe mission now mas
four lots fronting in lousion;st and another Que nf
20 feet The plans OF the building ne have not osen
church and the old chapel will be used as library
for the sailors
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
MARINE INTELLlGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY
Sun rises 500 Sets 6 Moon rises 7;24 Moons NO. -
mon
M-Sandy Hook. 758 Gov Tsd 1893 Heii ,a.o ~ %
p N-Sandy Hook. S0J Gov Isld. $3.50 heh oA'o A''-'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
CUNTA0iON IN THE CITY.

DR.. j. B. Taylor of the Sanitary Bureau. yesieI-
two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
u
C,nsd, ~ 80 a. 81 Gl 90 100 l0l l0l JOG.
Iniin,I Sfaics 20 % 26 30 IS IS 90 - ~ "a.
analysis ~ 1nK BOWLING
Cdndda- Second Inning
CEICKLT IN CENTRAL PARR.

The Riverside and Kings County Cricket
olun. played pleasant a: Central Park yostcr-
day. The Kings Cnunty team was rathrr weak ana Was
easily defeated The scoro was ~ follows;
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15

Assistant District Attorney Cunning l.. Bed
ford In charge of the Distrct Attorneys otfico
yesterday. Mr.. MARITIME was At Sesbright. No strps
will be taken In tho Conan investigation or In tho
against Squire And Flynn until Mr. Marue returns.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
OUTGOING STEA NER&

TUESDAY. AUG IT, ,,,
,,., Pin. ro. Mails close sails.
Nevada. Onion Liverpool ................- y ~, -,
Geo w Clyde Clyde. Hayt. p" pun
WEDNESDAY AUG 1S.
CITY of Rome, Anchor Liverpool. 43oa m
Trive. NC Lloyd. Bremen and Southam'n 4;3U ~ ro"n
Atlas Central America. 100 nvn,
Ka,a carroll Atlantic and WI Honduras LOO pm pm
THURSDAY, AUG l9.
Celtic White STAR Liverpool am a NJ u,
Hamnlonia, Iiamb-A b-Amer Hamburg. am - y, y,
City of Puebla Alex'drc. Havana Mex. pm o pm
New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
Special Cable Dispatches.

OpGUlQl UQDlG DNpQlunu0'
THE TRIBUNE Is publishing voIumlnous
and costly Special Cable Dispatches from
Europe, many of them either written
by or authorized as a public expression o.
their views by prominent men. Ihese
dispatches have been valuable source
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament just ended, ana
they will bs continued during the now
Home RuIs contest In Parliament about"
be begun
BY MAIL, rs CENTS PER MONTH
Address changed as often as necessary
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-29
For Coun ty Treasurer.

nay" II. G. SHIRLEY, Of Central
Township, is hereby announced as q
candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer, subject to the action of the
Democratic party in the Primary
Election.
gSS" Nh. f.. r. HoRToN is respeot-
fully announced a8 n caudidate for
Treasurer, subject to the Primary
Election.
rS5s" The many friends of Mn, 7
L. llINrON announce him as n candi.
date for nomination to the Office Of
County Treasurer, subject to the Pri-
mary Election.
bsH" The many friends of J. II.
lIuL respectfully announce him as n
{ ndidatc for rc.elcction to the Office
of County Treasurer, subject to az
ton of the Dem ,2ratic Primary Elec-
ton,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-29
High Toned TippIcrS.

There isone thing noteworthy about
strong drink, and that is, it is no res
pcctcr Of persons. 1t treats all who
use it impartially. A bcgGar can get
as drunk as n lord, and lord can
get rs drunk as fool. A monkey
can get as drunk rs a man--onIy YOU
cannot get him to do it twice. No
matter what may be the mans posi-
tion in life statesman or chimney
sweep, bishop or boot.block, prince
or plow-boy, all go down alike whom
they come under the influence of this
poison, on,~--Erchun9:.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-29
For County Commissioner

SESs> The friends of Mr.. f.. M.
Hunt respectfully present him as q
candidate for the office of County
Commissioner, subject to the Prima,
ry Election.
nssg" The many friends of Mr..
NEwroN II. MARTIN respectfully pre-,
sent him as a candidate for the office
of County Commissioner, subject t.,
the Primary Election.
R'1F" The many friends of Mr.. T1rost,
AS pAREINS, of Liberty Township. res.
nectfully announce him ns a candidate
for the office of County Commissioner.
subject to the Democratic Primary
Election.
reg" The many friends Of Mr.. SAM.
LEI" M. Cox, living at CnS's Bridge.
III the southeast corner Of the County,
respectfully announc" him MS n candi
date for the Office of Cnuntv Commits.
Sloncr, subject to the Democratic Pri
mary Election.
fea:" The many friends of Nh JoIrN
q WYATT, respectfully announce him
as candidate for the Office of County
Commissioner, ubiect to the Demo-
cratic Primary Election.
sA3 The many friends of Mr.. f..
SMITH GRIFFIN present him rs a can
didatc for the Office of County Com,
missioner subject to the Democratic
Primary Election.
BEaY" The many friends of MAJ. G.
NJ. LYNCH respectfully announce him
rs n candidate for the office of Coun-
ty Commissioner, subject to the Dem
ocratic Primary Election.
B2S~ Tho many friends of CAPTAIN
y. Is. TALLEY respectfully announce
him as a candidate for reelection to
the Office Of County Commissioner
subject to tho Democratic Primary
Election.
nely" CAPTAIN J. J. HERD is prcsen-
ted as n candidate for reelection to
the Office of County Commissioner,
subject - the Democratic Primary.
De5" The many friends of MIR. J.
MONROE KING respectfully announce
hlm as candidate for tho Office of
County Commissioner, subject to the
Democratic Primary.