The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-10-28
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Hurrah for Hancock. Hagood and
all the rest of our folks.
LEr NONE SLEEP. p.--"Eternal vigi-
lance is the price of liberty"
See that no Democratic sentinel
sleeps on his post. E..
Very few Democrats can not con-
troll one vote besides their own. Some
can control many more. Failure to
do so in this emergency would be
criminal.
Push the straglers, if there be any,
futo the Democratic ranks next Tues
day. &C.,.
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS The Pick.
ens g. III. Democratic Cub will meet
in the Court House next Monday,
(salesday) at 10 O'clock A. NJ. Bust
mess of Importance will be transacted.
Every member of the club is earnestly
requested to be present If it is possible
for him to do so. ...
D. F. BRADLEY, President.
Vote and work for the Democratic
ticket next Tuesday.
A peck of worms have been known
to pass from one child. Shriner's In
dian Vermifuge was the remedy used.
Only 25 cents bottle.
Let every Democrat in Pickens
County 60 the polls on next Tuesday
and not only vote, but work with
might and main for the entire ticket.
Attend tho meeting~at this place
next Monday. 1t will be tho closing
meeting Of the campaign and let it be
n rouser.
The negro Radical club of this place
held q meeting at the ''West End
Store" last Saturday cvoning. A gen.
tleman who passed during the meet
ING informs us that there were about
fiftcen present. A negro was has
Tanguing the crowd. There were no
whites present.
Remember the printer, that little
amount due us will be thankfully re-
ocived. Tho cotton aud corn crops
arc good. Tight times can't be any
cxcuso now. So walk up and settle
your account like little man.
hS "hlCl lHC DNInOCfHCN
seems 10 feel is fl!so and deceptive.
Tho hardest fought Oattlo since ro-
construction will bo wagcd On next
Tuesday.
LIBERTY. s. G.. Oct. %, 1880.
R0ndSmcn and Creators: NV entire
property is advet tisrd tor sale on Mon
day and Tuesday, lst and 2nd Novem-
Der proXimo. Look to your interest
and make the property bring its ac-
Jual value and YOU arc all held harm
lcsa II all goes If am left sscnniloss.
Respectfully, w. &. FIELD.
WALTER GAssAwAY, son of Mr.. J az.
ID. Gassaway, near Central in this
County, aged Is years, picked G45
pounds of cotton in two days, from
sunrise to sunset. Who can beat this?
Coop CRoPPING.-Mr. Elias Day,
who is to be one of our next Board OF
County Commissioners, informed us
ahe other day that he had picked and
baled sixteen bales of cotton off of
twenty-five acres of land, and expect
TO get four more from the same
ground-twenty bales in oil. This is
good cropping.
Democrats, remember that not only
your peace and prosperity arc ut
stake IN the results of this election,
bnt your very civilization and every
thing olee you hold near and dear to
you.
DEMOCRATS, REMEMBER THIs.-If
through your negligence or failure to
vote next Tuesday, the State should
be remanded back into the hands OF
the thieves and plunderers, the re-
sponsibility for it will be upon you,
and you may regret it as long as you
live. 4
A large lot of Ladies' Cloaks and
Gents Clothing, at Hagood, Alexander
& Co.'S. .' ~.
Hagood, Alexander & 60. will nav
you in cash or goods the highest price
for seed and balo cotton, "and don't
You forgot it,"
The largest and cheapest lot Of
boots and Shoes, at Hagood, AIex-
Garden Seed at wholesale and 70.
tail, and Grass Seed-with q full line
OF Drugs and Druggist sundriea
Lamps, Paints, Oil and DyestufHs. ai
j. r. WILLIAMS,
~ Central, S. G.
Hagood, Alexander & Go. have iust