The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-06-07

Good behavior in young men isoa'
nice thing. very essential ptd lI%e "s10 - '''''"
Saw1dusL and'meaIis "a good thing
for cattle, and the more meal the bot !
ter p0e aisugnA avaoA
You, expect, your paperu and we
expect you to pay your subscription
,oExsJudgo P. drives gray which
by q friend is styledaaafodder horse.
Vegetable gardens are suffering for
rain Intensely. a'.a4.E 70 ~r,qII ~
The carpenters hammer will soon bo
heard again in our. town But it is
sounding for the benefit Of ,Easley. ,...
Cock fighting is raging afresb, and
woe to the cock that showsfthe white.
feather. His fate is. sealed. .,,,-.r,
7Twosof che most aabotninabe things
we know Of isaa cow that dsucks her
selfand g? a?stumpSsueking horse. a2 . .''j" ia,
SEEMING is the order of the day. A
fish in Wolf or Town Greek is liable
to be caught any. day except Sunday
&. t"gnltI} .fiBhuioaI3 ,eiliVEluuI oA 1os
Our old and experienced, farmers
say q, dry May for 2 good crop. ~ ~"
Blockade running don'tpay. Bet
ter quit. ~ drjw -,osamoa a,arr 'ds.sf
SEQ new advertisements of Hagood,,.
Alauo 1o,. q, Cto .,..-r f.-,...r
In those times It is moro blessed to
give than to receive. 'a< "a"r, g.
Provisions arc, very scarce, and
money still scarcer. ..' .~."i " ~
Happy is the man that has corn and
bacon plenty, and cash to pay his
debts and taxes. .---...-.
.Micaiah Alexander, OF this G ounty
was 80 years old on tho 9Th uIt. and
is still living. '..,..."
1hero- are great many men want
ing TO buy corn and but few havo it
tor sale.
Governor Hampton has appointed
Mr.. W. II. Berry Treasurer and Mr.
John o. Davis Auditor for Pickens
County -. W. @'....' q. .....' ...."
A. dog effected with hydrophoJia
was in town on Saturday morning.
Several shots wcro fred Mt him, but
without any known effect. H. mad G
His way out of tho town fastor than
ho entered IT, =" ..",.. .' ...5, ..I ''.(. .'.
The drouth continues; crops arc
needing gentle showers and high
temperature. Nights too cool for tho
last few weeks. for. the rapid develops
mont of the cotton plant. j." 81. ....
Don't wait for rain to "set out'
sweet potatoe "slips" .Thoy do better
when transplanted in dry weather,
they are only little moro trouble.
But what good and successful farmer
minds trouble7 nu...
Mr. w. N. Bowlin has shown us
several heads OF wheat from his fold
They are as fine specimens as ono
would wish to see. He has several
acres which will yield from 80 to 40
bushels per acre. Is there any other
farmer in the County who can beat
this2 ...l .a..., ,r. n@ '".' 3"
Destroyed by worms. Can we ina
gin more horrible death: Craving
-gnawing--gnawing night and day
untiI the vltals are eaton away. Shri>
ncr's Indian Vermifuge will destroy
and eject those disgusting creatures
from the intestines. Ask for Shri-
ner's Indian Verm'tuge. ~..-.. ..u
The following is list of Grand and
Petit Jurors, drawn to, serve at the
approaching term of Court. a@s1,
Grand Jurors--Riley Sol Simmons
Richard Lenhardt, Baylis Arteri, tcoI.)
J T Anthony, Warren Boyd, w B
Lawrence, J A Bates, Tbos. = Bowen,
Geo. + Robinson, w D Edens, F G
Parsons, Nat. J Williams, Robt. l.
stanselI, Ephriam Gilstrap, Berry
BIassingame, (col.), B FBoggs, Squire
e Johnson, (col.) Ransom Duke.
Petit Jurors--W r Price, w r
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