The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-09-06

Thoro will be a match game ofbase
ball II atEasley peSt Saturday at 8As NJ
belwoent the Esllsy and Central clubs
loy request of a. Y, c., we state
that the gnats arc very humorous and
troublesome about tho Court House.
Good rains havo fallen in various
sections of the County. In somo
SECTIONS it was badly needed.
i. We call special attert ton to the ad"
vertisement Of Messrs. Wilkins, Will
liams & Co., Greenvllle Q. H., S. O.
consult their advertisement tol infor-
nation as to what they propose TO
sell at astonishingly low prices.
9. Our neighbors' children look so rosy
and healthy and are novor sick. Our
children are so delicate and have such
saIlow compilations. Your neighbor
keeps up with tho times and gives
Shrinor's Indian Vermifuge to his
children twice q year.
-. BOARD OF EoUAL1z ATIoN.--Th
County Board of Equalization for
Pickonss County, will meet at tho
Auditors Office ut Pickcns G.: H., on
Wednesday, the 18th instant.
/ FL. G. BRIGGS, Oh. Board.
SALEDAY.-There was larger at
tendance. at this place on saloday
than we havo noticed for long timo.
Many of tho substantial citizens wore
out. Only two tracts of land wore
sold by the sheriff.
Mr.. G. w. Taylor wants everybody
having wool TO card, TO remember
that his wool cards arc in good rum
n,ng order, and managed by Mr..
ClaytonsN. Reid, a careful and reliable
man. " a "
4 BEET HARD TO BEAT.-Mr. Miles
p. Singleton, Of PiclIensvilo tow nship
has presented us with thrco very large
boetssgrown by him this year. The
Agcst.mcasurod foot inch in length,
as inches in circumforcpec and wcigh-
cd six pounds. If anybody can beat
this boot VIC would like ID hear from
them.
Wono1iced sign ovor tho door Of
q shop, at Easloy Station, which read,
'.lco lemonade for salo hero" JusL
under this sign was another, as tol>
lows, "BibISaand Tcstaments for sale
hore." Thrssshop was kept open du~
ring Sunday of the Campmoeting, and
all who desired refreshments in the
way of ico lemonade, oystors, cracks
ers, SC, were promptly served. How
many Bibles and Testamonts wero
disposed of we are not ablo to say.
Elegant HAIR is woman's crowning
beauty. When it fades, she fades rs
wcll While it is kept bright hor per-
sonal attractions arc still maintained.
BY presorving tho hair fresh and Wig
oroas a youthful appearance is contin>
ued through many years. Those who
grieye over their fading hair turning
gray too early should know that Ay-
er's Hair Vigor prevents it, and re-
stores gray or faded hair to its natur-
al color. 1t is clear and hcaIthful
preparation, containing Mother oil,
dye, nor anything deloterious, and
imparts to tho scalp what is most
needod-a sense Of pleasant and de-
lghtful freedom from scurf or dand-
guf,-New Borne On. Co. Times.
CoLoRED SCHOOL ExERcIsEs.-Last
Friday tho colorcd school at this place.
under tho charge of w. d. Jcnkins
colored, closed the exercses of tho
'1roe torn" by parade, dinner. ex-
animation, etc. About IL O'Clock.
tho school formed in PROCESSION bv
two's, the boys in front and tho eirIs
following, and paradod tho principal
streets OF our town, headed by q fife
and drum, with the Hampton colors
"a red piece of fiannoD floating above
them at the end of rude flag staff.
We counted one hundred in the pro,
cesslon. They halted in front of the