The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-05-03

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ee'alico balls afo all the rage. hna 20.
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The fruit crop is,now q certainty. I"
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The Trial Justices scodrt now Ian.
gWshes tor want of cases. rii 1ia'i' r., ayi,, yi,
Our farmers arerso very, busy plant
ing that our town is visited oibut1 sell
dom ana is consequently dull. - @''n
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We hope oarE State thx bill will be
light aud the time for, it's collection, be
cxteudcd till fall. RisHguL JY,s
WhensRopo is g8nonhe;heart sink"
eth andSa dying official refuseth torbe
cemtorted. Such is lifo happy, .to-
day, Ho&morrow missorableJnrF9We are
born tosthroablo1 asIthOf sparks fly in
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W esare authorized to state that
Rev. HughIMcLees will preach at Se>
coma Church on the second Sunday,
12th 5nst., at IL O'clock, A. NJ, ~ . ,r a.,
@Wshercby acknowledge the receipt
ofsAsplatter7 of luscious btta wborries
tranpsthelgarden of Mrs. Ann Griffin,
the. first, Of tho season. We love
Strawberries. Who will lbo ncxt to
treat. us fl q similar manner? .r a....n.
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,sDF,SAsssSJJ,o, Andetssoo111,,' Of Dacusville,
has ripoostrawberries and he has Gu
cqmberbSihcs now running. Hurrah
for Dacusyille!
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Our Eestecmed fellow "townsman,
WarM. iHagood,r Esq, and lady, res
ttrned'on Friday last from Charles
tonsKwhere, be has been attending the
UuitodiStates Court, as juror. .-...
SOHO Of our High School students
wentout on fishing expedition on
last Saturday, and in attempting to
cspsstheiereek one Of, them fell in.
He said he might have said something
il ho hadn't been Sabbath school
superintendent. ... ... .a
.fThelast day of April took its de-
parture bosterously and coldly in these
parts. The wind blew quite gale
from The northwest. Fires were quite
comfortable. No frost was seen.
&C Wpdinvite the special attention of
OUR readers to the editorial correspon.
dences which will appear in each issue
OF the SENTINEL during the session of
the Legislature, Our readers will be
posted con all important matters con-
nectcd herewith.
A..
vHA.i4AA%isansel, II former Chamberlain
Tri0A Justice, from Laurcns, arrived,
blythe IStPrayel train,' in our town last
week, on'route for, Charlotte, n. G.
He seemed to be in great distress and
drcud rofssome approaching calamity.
Perhaps he was flying from somo AN
dorBon1official. The way of tho trans.
gfessor" is hard: ''..'.. >" -" "a."
= Married. on Tuesday evening, April
9th, 1877, at tho residence of the
bridesdather, by Rev. Hugh LcLeos,
Of Piekens county, assisted by Rev.
T.s H. Cunningham, of Charleston,
Mn.A.%S. SADLER, of Easley Station,
Pickens county, and Miss NJ. e. Mc>
hEEs, sdaughter, of j. J. McLees, of
Anderson county. !. ""''.... y ...
@aNotice to druggists and storel1ocp-
ers!al guarantee Shriner's Indian Yer
mifuge't to destroy and expel worms
from the human body. whore thoy
exist, # used according to directions.
YeI aro authorized to sell it on the
above conditions. David e. Foutz
proprietor, Baltimore, Md.
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