The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20
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Miss Eva Hagood will accept the
s:tsnanks of THE SENTINEL office for a
of luscious plums.
9 eS Mr. John H. Hagood has our
8thanA S fora lot of very fine Irish po--
aatoesE
LoPk out for the "varmintp Our
desiH saw bear last Saturday in his
I RURAL perambulations .9.a
Read Mr.. M. r. Beeco's advertiser
mentSi in another column.
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Conn SrLKs.--Mrs. McFall had corn
silks in her garden on the 18th inst.
quite earley.
Majors D. F. Bradley and +. J.
LeEis, are absent this week in attend
ances upon the Walhalla Court.
III consequence of the Resignation
81 Of Mr.. B. B. Earle, rs Coroner of this
County, an election will have TO be
hesd for this Office at the approaching
falk kelection.
PhRsoNAL.-Maj. Whitner Symmes,
of 9geenville, was in town last Sa>
sturday. We see his name spoken of
tor the Legislature from Greenville.
Some Of the farmers inform us that
their wheatis better than they expec-.
ted, while others say theirs is very
sorry, and they will not make moro
than half crop.
VIM. L. Springs, Deputy Unitod
,ESiatcs Marshal, was committed to the
8ssrcenvilo Jail on Monday last, charg"
&4ed with grand larceny--stealing a.
Match. "...'...
p~ Persons visiting Grecnville, and
wishing anything kept in first class
p. jewelers. store, will do we'll to call on
ar, J. G. Black, of that place. Mr..
lack is q Pickens man, polite and
y Incentive TO customers and perfectly
Eelhble.
RIPE PEAoH.--Mr. J. Frank Folgcr
torms us that he ate ripe peaches
Tbm tlie orchard of Mr.. Thos. Park ins
the 18th inst. Tom, why didn't
Ga think of the poor printer and
8 ssnd up a basket full.
e' Courbcommences at this place next
Monday. Judge Kersbaw will pre-
side. The list of the jury as published
8 last week, is as fine jury as whole,
as could be drawn in the County.
fr. j. w. Brunson, of this County,
been appointed Aid-de>Camp on
e staff of Brigadier General Hum
Ahreys, with the rank of Captain.-
Il y Capt. Brunson is one of our most in
telIigent and worthy citizens. A bet.
ter appointment could not have been
hade. 49,. b..
, There are more hogs around town
!. han we have seen for q number of
years. Friend Mike (our Bill Arp)
says thet is q sure sign that the price
ot meat will run up next fall--there
are SO many they can't be fed, and
{ will all die out before fall, hence the
price of bacon will rise.
q Cur Bill Arp met up with man
tho other day, who was acquainted
with every man and had been to every
place in the United States. He said
Vie was two years with Robinson's
show. Bill Arp asked him what part
of the show he run, and he said that
he was an aactress." \
Judge Field has just returned from
the mountains. lie reports everything
quiet and serene in that section, and
gave as the synopsis of a six hours
y interview with Maj. Lewis r. Red
mond, which, for want of space, ean-
not be published in this issue. Red.
snond Is willing for his whole life to
F. be published to the world and says
there is nothing in it which he is
ashamed oil, unless it be his last raid
pn Gary, which now his bitter iudgs
nent may condemn, but at the time
bis judgment was overridden by res
ent and bitter persecution at the
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