The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-10-14
Sweet potatoes arc fine.


tumn dress. .,.
Radicalism must never DO permitted
TO raise its hydra head again in Pick
ons.
Judge Duraut has bought the Maxi
cy place in town.
Cup and at them" should be the
watch word of the Democracy.
Quite a number of bales of cotton
have beon bought by tho merchants
of this place, ...0.
One of our citizens who attended
tho Kings Mountain Centennial says
It is his last for the noxt hundred
years at least. ~: 49,
Miss Sue E. Lewis, of our town, re-
turned from Williamson College last
Sunday on account of the serious i'll
moss of her mother.
"Etcrnal vigiIonco is tho prico of
liberty" Sec that no Democratic
sontinol sleeps on his post.
We have noticed several folds of
cotton almost completely stripped of
leaves by tho caterpillar, but owing
to the latcncss of their appearance,
wo don't think the crop injured to any
extent by them.
Tuesday last State elections came
off in Indiana, Ohio and West
Virginia. Much interest is centcrcd
III the election in Indiana and Ohio.
We will give our readers tho result
ncxt week.
Tho State canvass is progressing
favorably. At somo of tho meetings
tho attendance was rather small, but
generally the crowds arc largo and
the enthusiasm worry great.
Tho communication signed "Man>
agers" in reply to "A Democrat" in
reference 10 tho mana cement of the
primary election at E;,staLoo, has no
name signed to it, and consequently,
under tho rulcs of This office, can not
hs pnblishrd.
When ~ lrining negro gets whip
ping in Easlcy Ivy his own color for
rtcaIing their rations eur esteemed
contemporary, tho Grrcnvilio NewS.
heads its account of tho affair "IIaw-
lrssnrss in EnsIcy," but when two ne
gr0cH are shot in Grccnvillc it's hcad
line is "4An affair to 10 regretted"
An army Of worms, gnawinr, rnaw
ing, night and day, eating the vi,nls
sway, ia frequently Y the cause of con-
vnlsions and fitr. Shrirer's Indian
Vor"ifngo ia the remedy.
The residence on tho plantation
known as "Kcowcc," in this County.
formerly tho residence of Col. john il
Calhoun, but now tho property of DR..
.. M. Doyle. Of Toccoa City, Ga, and
occupied BY Bcnj. G, Crawford, was
burned On Sunday evening last at S
o'clock Wo havo not learned the
origin OF tho fire, nor tho amount of
damage dono by tho flames.
1t is thought tho Greonback tick
ct will bo endorsed by tho Radical
party. They arc twin brothers and
naturally enough drift in ono channel.
II thcre is II single Greenbackcr in
Pickens County yet have to learn
the fact.
Aoc1DENT-Annio, daughter of Mrs.
Flora Griffin Of this place, fell from
the top of u wagon loaded with cotton
last week, and broke her collar bone.
We arc glad 10 learn that tho little
sufferer IS doing we'll.
BY poster which has been left A.
This office by Mr.. Jeremiah Loonor
County Chairman of the Republican,
party OF this County, we learn that
Aa maes meeting" of the "RcpubIicn no
party will bo held ut this placo on
next Saturday at II o'clock. "Dis-
dinguished speakers" will be prcsont
This is the first effort of the dcfunci
party at resurrection in this County
mnco rs. They will be etornulIy
D"r'ed on tho I'd day of noxt month
A New observation-disclosures "a woll
@H Solo Leather cut nt vAnnou ~,
McBEE's Harness and SadGloru NTnNH MnN1
gtactory, Main Street, GroenvilIo s
g., noKt door to the gn of tho Lorgn
Boot: 4 large stock of Harness = I'd. fG
Saddles on hand. priced to suit ,hn
t'mes. Tar 30 cents per gallon. Gail
sure when in Greenyillc, and got from
PIN what you wantin this limo.
Voters should not loose their in,or-
est in the electionion tho End of newt
November. Thoy should rcmembor
that every thing they bold near and
dear and is worth5living for in this
State depends upon the results of the
election, If they desiro the continn-
Rnce OF good, economical and intclIi.