The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-04-04
Wheat is looking well.

~ " hSSe 10 Aoun'uS "Oh'
Peaches not killed yet.
. Communication of DR.. w. r.. Field
crowded out this weok. It will GER
taihly appear in our next issue.
III There wero a good many April>foolS
Inst Monday. There are many other
kinds in these diggings. ~.
There are some obstructions en- our
sidewalks which should be looked
after by our city fathers.
Col. r. e. Bowen was in town last
Monday, looking as fresh as q May
flower. -.
u Our Sheriff carried five prisonersto
tho Penitontiary ladt week, sentenced
at the last term of Court for this
County. He returned homo on Sum
day. t. .. -,..ur <.;..,.. ..... .'..
e, We regret to learn that Mrs. A. G.
Hughes was seriously hurt last Sum
day, by being violently thrown from
asbuggy by the running away of the
mule which she was at the timo driv-
ing. ''&
) 1--WE direct attention to tho law card
ofMr L, X: Clyde, Greenvillo C. H.,
S. o. Mr.. Clyde is q young man Of
ability, strict integrity, and will give
prompt and intelligent attention to
oil k> b;,,
Our farmers are preparing for big
cotton crop and are using more fertili
zers than inahy one year since the war.
We fear they will not soc tho folly of
their course until it ls too lato. They
should romom bcr that bushei of corn
i4i tho crib or pound of bacon in the
smoke house, at home, is worth Two
abroad.
APpoINTMENT.-We arc gyatificd to
iearn that our fellow townsman, r. A.
Child, Esq, has been appointed an
Aid on tho staff Of Brgadier General
Hump lcys, If Anderson, with the
rank, of Captain. No better appoint
ment could have been made. Mr..
Child is young, active, intelligent,
and will, we venture, witch his mill
fary uniform on, make one of the
apndsopest staff~officers in the State,
oprsclf not excepted. We salute you
Captaia Child.
ATTENTION! DEMoCRATs.--The Pick.
ems Court House Democratic Cub
will meet in the Court House on Sa-
Frday next, at l O'Clock p. m., for
the purposc of re organizing and puts
ting themselves in working order tor
the mex campaign. Upon the result
Of the election next fall depends the
fate OF South Carolina, and it behoeVes
every true patriot and Democrat to at
once Senroll himself under the banner
Of reform, Hampton and Homo Rule.
bet there be a full attendance. >..
, n .E..... D. F. BRADLEY, Pres,
"jHE En- route TO the Pen.
itentiary' with convicts, The Sheriff
stopped over at Anderson to see and
Hear the eGovcrnor; it was early in the
morning when they arrived at An
derson, and he and his guard feeling
wearried, and thinking an eye~opener
might be beneficial to all parties, in>
,Glpding tho prisoners, thoy wended
their way into the back door of q bar
room. They had white man amongst
tho; prisoners, who was chained So
Ourely to prevent the possibility OF
escape. r. The bar tender enquired who
thatman was they had so securely
chained, and for the purpose of pass
ing aiGttle joke, he was informed that
the man was Redmond. AS soon as the
name had been pronounced, the bar
keeper, tainted, and it was with diff,
fc6lty that he was restored TO life
and conciousness.
~ POSITIVE Results. are nm.
ruerous remedies that cure sometimes
and become trusted as useful, but none
have, ever proved so effectual-cured
SO many and such remarkable cases
OF, Pr. Ayers incidence. ".">'. ...r's
SEhe Cherry Pectoral has restored
great numbers Of patients who were
heliaUeH to ha honclepsi, n ofPo..ol -,