The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-09-30
Court will probably continue AL

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The new cotton crop seems to be
finding It's way to market very rap
idly.
Our young friend John [. Hollings~
worth leaves for Walhala this week to
attend tho Fall session of Adger Col.
logo.
Result of Primary Election for Trial
Justice in Central township: 3. J.
Johnston, IS votes; B. 8. Gaines, 63
votes; j. Il. Newton, FL votes Brown
2 votes. ....
Jurors, litigants and witnesses are
the only persons attending Court this
week. Everybody else has business
at homo in their cotton fields. .
Our young friend J. Robbie Hagood
leaves for Spartanburg this (Thurs-
day. morning whore he goes to enter
Wofford College. Robbie is a youth
oCsterling qualities, and we expect to
soc him rise to distinction in this
grand old institution of learning.
Rally, DEMOCRATS !-Hon. T. J.
Mackey will deliver political speech
IN tho Court House. tomorrow even-
ing, September Goth, at o'clock.
Judge Mackey is one of the most elo-
Quent speakers in the State, and it will
DO rare treat to hear him. Como
out everybody.
There are TO be seven eclpses this
year--four of the sun, two of tho moon
and one of the Republican party The
Inst will occur November End. and
will be visible all over tho United
States.
Tho Twolvo Mile River Baptist AS
Eociation convenes at Griffin Church,
four miles north >east of this place on
Thursday evening (7th) before tho I'd
Sunday in Octobor next
Judge MncIscy is worry much graft
fed at tho political outlook for tho
Democracy in the North. Ho SAYS
ho ia an certain that Massachusetts will
"nTt hor electoral voto Tor Hancock IA
h" is that Georgia will. Indiana, he
enyA, iS absolutely safo, while Penn&yl>
vania ia almost certain TO wheel into
tho DcmocrW" column
samuel Barr and A. r. N. Fol-
ger, at TIM County, have been draw
to serge on the petit jury of tho
August term, 1881, of tho United
States Court ut Greonvilc. ,.
4 largo lht of ladies Clnalss and
cntsClo.hins, AT Hugood, Alexander
Il C0'a.
NEW Posi-, OFFIcEs.- have
hron, recently established in this Conn.
~ Cwo%new post otficca--"Flo
post office, mt DR.. James Toleaon's,
vb"uL scven miles west of this place
=" 10 old Piclicns road, Nth DR..
'.jt2s0n aS p0st~mostcr, and 'l&ico -
posL-oflico, bali way between this
place and EasIey, at Mr.. Il S. Grifiin's
with MIR. Griffin post .mastor
"You see," said lively old beche>
Tor, on being advised to got married.,
You sec I cant do it. because / could
not msrry woman | didn't respect,
Srrdi ii would be Impossible for me TO
G'oapcot woman that would consent
70 marry mo"
The largest and cheapest lot of
Boots and Shoes, at Hagood, Alex
Nnder 81 Co.'s
The frat number of the TVeeclu
Palmetto Yoemdn has reached ua. II
is an eight page, forty column paper,
filled with sprighuy editorials and
choice selections. 1t is n fret class
weekly and deserves SUCCESS. Sub-
scripti0n price $3.50 por nnnum-7
months $1--3 months so cents Ads
dress &. NJ. McJunkin, Columbia, S.
G., editor and proprietor.
Tho health and beauty of your chill
dren can DO restored by giving thom
Shriner's Indian Vcrmifuge TO kill
tho worms shat daIkcn their con-
ANo5 grTINd AFFRAY.--Mc~
Sails q 8 place OF tho terrible
ftraged korday morning, just ut
snnsBt,' 81 o'clock last woolt, a
well k@6 eman stepped into
McFaHl's acre they had just
opened q essortm Of pock.
CT IlniNcE or paying off that
ditLIo aco Hght O good knife
and delib sitlIed, whilo MGe
aNall wGas eipts for tile rest
of his y they all heard
voices ,cc- saying, I'm
coming S week
Tie sol and Singing
Cony &i0n District Of