The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-11-25
Greenvillo has thirty six lawyers.

n Greenvillo has thirty six lawyers.
We arc soon to have two new stores
in Pickens. Enterprise.
Merchants, now is the time to ad-
vertise your Christmas goods.
The weather has been extremely
cold for several days.
1t is better to give than TO receive.
This relates especially to advice and
medicine.
Ono of our young mon is extremely
Southern in his sentiments.
Senator Bradley departed for Co
Iumbia on Sunday last to attend the
session of the General Assembly.
Up to, and including the goth inst.
the cotton receipts in Greenville this
season amount to 9,198 bales.
Col. Cothran received 1890 votes
for Solicitor in this Circuit.
The merchants or town authorities
should erect horse racks In different
portions Of town for the accommoda>
tion OF tho public.
Since the completion of the Atlantic
and French Broad Valley Railroad has
become settled fact, various inn
provements are being made in and
around Pickens.
Mr.. Cox, of GrconviIle, has bought
Mr.. j. Riley Ferguson's property in
our town and will shortly become q
citizen of Pickens.
MISS CARRIE LooPER. daughter of
Mr.. Jeremiah Iooper, died last Satur-
day morning at Is minutes after IL
O'Clock, Miss Carrie was Just blooms
ing into womanhood, and by her uni
form sweetness oftemper and modesty
of department won the admiration of
all who knew her. The family have
the warmest sympa'hies of tho com-
munity in their bereavement.
Mrs. J. j. Lewis died Inst Monday
morning at 5 O'clock, after a pro
tractcd and most severe illness She
horc her snfferings with Christian rc~
sighation, and has doubt less exchanged
and sutfrrings cf earth for the joy and
t'llss. of Heaven. Her remains were
buried at Stone Church, near PcntIc-
ton, on Tuesday. The bereaved fam-
lily have our heartfelt symrathies.
Cot. Aikcn's majority over stol-
brand for. Congress-, according to ntfi
ctal connt, is Is. 105. Stnlbrard want
cd to go to Congress so bad, but the
people preferred TO have gentleman
represent them in that body,
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The largest and cheapest lot of
Boots and Shoes, at Hagood, Alex
ander Il Co.'S.
A large lot of Ladies' CIoaks and
GentsClothing, at Hagood, Alexander
81 Co.'S.
Use Kauquita Indian Worm Pei
lots. Safe, sure and quick in their
action. Pleasantest and most effec>
&ual worm specific in existence. Price,
10 and rs cents per box. Excelsior
Chemical Company, sole proprietors
Walhalla, s. G. For saIo by DR.. J.
W. Quillian, Easley Station.
Hagood, Alexander & Go. will pay
you in cash or goods the highest price
for secd and balo cotton, "and don't
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