The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-25


Fine largo North Carolina cabbage
heads are coming into this market.
Apples, of tho finest quality, are
plentiful.
Wild pigeons have made their ap-
pearance.
Road the advertising columns of tho
+ SENTINEL, and buy your goods from
those who advertise.
When man is making love to q
widow, he always feels like he had to
begin whore the other fellow left off,
Why are young ladies kissing each
other like tianity?-Because they
do as they would like to have others
do unto thom.
Let your business be known, and
pay the printer, if you want to bocomo
prominent in your avocation.
Mr.. Lewis Hill has lost a cow from
hydrophobia. She won't mad in nino
days after she was bit.
A mad dog was killed near Mrs.
Maj two miles 4east of this place,
last Saturday evening. Mrs. Majors
dog was bitten by tho rabid brute.
We regret to announce that Capt.
@. l.. Hollingsworth lost an infant
. child last week from diphtheria, aged
18 months.
Mr.. J. X. Kirksey has a fine asbes~
tus bed on his Baker place, three or
four miles north west Of this place.
lie has shown us q sample OF it, which
is very fine.
We have been shown q bala of cot
ton put up by Mr.. jennings, ct Mauld-
in's gin, by Captain Thornley's now
patent, "sclf-wedgo tie." The invcn-
lion is complete success, and is pro-
nounccd by old ginncrs, and all who
have seen it, superior to anything of
tho kind yet invented.
Wo call attention to the advertiso-
mcnt of Capt. J. W. Gray, Of Greens
vile, offering for sale q valuable farm
in this County, known rs tho "Cruik -
shank place." and lying within two
miles Of EasIcy Station. This is one
of the most valuable farms in Pickcns
County, and lies in fine section of
country. For particulars consult ad-
vct tiscmcnt.
Wantcd-1OO bushels Dried Fruit.
Apply Immediately TO
w. II. MoFALL.
Mr.. w. r. McFall has received u
largo and we'll selected stock of dry
goods, groceries, etc, which he plO-
poses to sell ut "hard times" prices.
IIo has also the best stock Of boots
and shoes ever brought to this market.
Call and sec for yourselves.
THANks.-W roturn thanks to
Hon. d. Wyatt Aiken, tho efficient
and accomplished member of Congress
from this District, for copies of the
Congressional Record.
Mr.. Joseph Loopcr, one Of the sub,
stantial citizens OF this County, has
gone to the mountains, for the purpose
of deer hunting, every fall, for the last
So years. On his last birthday he was
70 years OH, and killed deer dead in
it's tracks tho firstshot, at distance of
rs Or 80 yards.
There is 80 much dried fruit in this
County that scarcely any sale can be
found tor 1t. Some man could mako
his "jack" by buying and shipping it,.
PERsoNALs.-CoIs. Keith, Norton
and Thompson, leading members Of
the Walhalla bar, paid our town q
visit last week on professional busi~
moss. We are always glad to meet
such accomplished and agreeable gen~
tlcmen.
You will find Shrincr's Indian Vor-
mituge tho most reliable remedy to
destl oy worms and cleanse tho intes>
tines. One or two doses ought to be
taken by every adult and child twice
a year.
The man with his Magic Lantorn
has been around. 1t is now time fol
the Life Insurance Agent and Light.
ming Rod man to put in an appear,
ance.
Mr.. Geo. X. Hendricks has sont Us
. a sample Of molassos, mado by him.
sof in an ordinary tin bottomoG boil
er, which we pronounce very fno.
Married, on the goth October, 1877
by L. w. Russell, Esq, Mr.. w. J
FULLER to MISS NJ. r. RoBINsoN-al
of Pickens County.
Tho Pickens County Pomona GRANGE
will meet at Pickens G. II. on Sntnr-
day, November Sd, for tho transac-