The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-11
: Potatoes arc fne.


Cotton picking in full operation.
Tho Blue Ridge begins TO look blue.
Road the Sheriff's salos in this issue.
Mountain apples will soon DO in tho
market.
-. Ches.nnts are opening and the
mountain trade will soon be flourish
ing.
Our streets haven't been worked
This year. What are our "city fathers"
about2 rtA"t |u~W1N
The breath OF some of our our fellow
citizens smell, ali the time now, as 1a>
miliar as old ,peachoP. '|.......' ...-
Tho Ornew sorghum company" have
their mill and evaporator in operation.
They can mako, it is said, $50 gallons
aday.nr.3 .;..... ...
The Probate Judge and Jury Con
RaissioRershave bee. .arbitra,ing diffi>
Guilty between landlord and tennant.
There were light trosts in this
County on the mornings Of the 5th,
6thgaDd 9Th instant, but not enough
to kill vegetation.
The Twelve Mile River Baptist AS
sociation commences at Ploascnt Hill
church to day.
The Rev. Hugh McLecs breaches
Mt Sec"na next Sunday. Those who
arc fond of logical and analytical
sermons should attend.
The bridge over Wolf Creek. near
Mr.. Looper'A, is to be repaired .on.
What about tie one over Twelve Mile,
near Maj. Amblcr's :?
Neither child or adult can have u
rosy, bright complcxion when worms
exist. Shr,ncrs Indian Vermiiugc
will remove tho worms aud purify the
system.
4 mineral spring has been discov-
ercdnot tar from this place. We arc
informed that bottle full Of the water
has been sent off for tho purpose of
having it analysed ~' ..-..
SEQ advertisement of Vardry Nc Bee
Which hppoars in this issue. He is one
Of the liveiiest business mon in the
mountain city, and has anything you
want that is kept IN II first class har
ncss business. Consult his advertiser
ment, and lie eure to give him a call
whom you want anything in his line.
Ginning NorIcE.-M essrs. Lesley g.
Griffin having had their Needle Gin
roflled with new Ribs and Needles,
arc now ready for gining and packs
ing cotton in good style. Bagging
and Tics furnished at lowest cash
price. 2
Thoro was IN oyster supper in the
Office of the Probate Judge cne night
last week. A large quantity OF oysters
and boiled eggs We're consumed; after
which the party broke up in gener-
al free scuffle, and turned all
the furniture in Ihe Office topsy -turvy.
Ourgenial Probate Judge was very
much "fatigued," but stood the whole
affair good naturedly.
Mr.. w. A. Lesley has presented us
with. some Of the molasses made by
the now mill belonging to himself and
company. 1t is bright and pleasantly
tasted. Messrs. Lesley & Go. will 90 TO
houses Of people and make up all their
molasses, for third, and those hav.
ing cane will do we'll to secure their
services, for the mill mashes out all
the juice, and that alone is n sufficient
indpcement to procure their services.
Married, on Thursday, October 4th,
1877, by Rev. r. Looper, Mr. BARNET
WILLIAMS TO Miss MAL1ssA robinson
AL OF Plckens.
DIED--At her residence on Monday
the Gath September, 1877, at half past
! o'clock, p. NJ, Mrs. Jane Griffin, wife
OF Alva Griffin, aged 81 years. While
onher dying bed she expressed u
great love for hor neiahbors and
friends. She died with bright bone
of meeting her Saviour where troubles
end and the weary are ut rest. She
has Joined that innumerable hosts oi
angels, 70 sing tho song of free grace