The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-04

The young folks had o singing at
Capt. Hughes last Sunday evening.
The colored Camp Meeting "t Union
church, ave or six miles south Of this
place, embraces next Sabbath.
DR.. w. II. Field has corn stalk on
his plantation II feet high and q to-
bacco stalk 8 feet high. How are
these for high2 Can anybody beat
them.
Beautify and purify yourselves and
children by using Shriner's Indian
Vermifuge twice year. Worms ruin
the complexion.
Fodder pulling and cotton picking
kept many people from the Court
House on salesday, and but few were
p esent. The Sheriff disposed of only
ono tract Of land, which was under
Soreclosure Of mortgage.
We call special attention to the
advertisements of Messrs. Hovey &
Towncs, Greenville, s. c. These gen.
tlemcn have large and we'll selected
NtoctE OF goods, which they propose
to sell at low prices. For particulars,
consult their advertisement, and when
you desire anything in their line, give
them n call.
Married, on 30th September, at the
residence of the brides mother, by M.
It. Smith, Esq, Mr.. JAMES CRcwDER
20 Miss JANE NALLY.-All of Pickens.
County Auditor Davis wants more
Physical power, 80 that ho may be
able to throw the next mau out of the
window who gets astride him in tho
bed, repeats q ceremony and slaps his
Checks.
Tho South Carolina Railroad is
running al excursion train from tho
up country to Charleston. Round
trip tickets: $3.50 from Greenvillc.-
Tickets can be procured up TO the
9th instant, good Tor ten days.
Capt. Berry, our efficient County
Treasurer, is now collecting the last
installment of tho taxes for the pres
ont year. The time expires the 3lst
OF this month, and all should try TO
pay up by that time, in order to avoid
tho penalty.
Ginning NoTIcE-Messr Lesley &
Griffin having had their Needle Gin
reflled with now Ribs aud Needles,
arc ne"w ready for gining and packs
ing cotton in good style. Bagging
and Ties furnished ut lowest cash
price. 2
Tic Twelve Milo River Baptist Al .
sociation cOnvenes this year at Pleas
ant Hill church, about four miles
North west ot Ccutral Station, and
embraces the second Sabbath in this
month.
"C@sar had his Brutus," and we had
one aC liberty Station awhile, but be
has left there and come to this place
for the purpose ct ptudvins law. His
talents and energy warrants US in
predicting complete SUCCESS for him in
his undertaking. Cant we find an
other ,BIutus ut Liberty?
Nearly all of the merchants of this
County have gone TO New York this
fall to lay IN their fall and winter
goods. We do not know Of one who
went to Charleston. This is the re.
suit of high treights and senseless dis.
ordinations on the Railroads between
theiup country and Charleston. 1t ia
strange to us that the Railroad
authorities have not long ago seen the
extreme folly of their course. It has
damaged Charleston thousands of dol.
lara.
The building of o new bridge over
Saluda river, near the pIace Of the
EasIey old bridge, was let out Last
week by the County Commissioners
Of Plokens and GreenvilIe Counties
eoGjointIy, for 1876. Colonel r. e.
Bowen is the contractor. We are
informed by competent parties that
tho bridge, when completed, will be q
hatter hridVa than the .tRaT,t hr;J,ro1