The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-08-18
Week before last good rains fell in
nearly every portion of this county.


Every farmer should sow him a
good patch of barley during this
month.
A good rain fell ut this place, and
north and west of IL for several miles,
on last Sunday.
Rev. S. P. FL. Elwcl! will preach
Mt this place on Thursday tho 25th
inst. at o'clock p. NJ.
The True Southern and Waterman,
OF Sumpter, have consolidated It is
now d large we'll edited and nicely
printed paper and deserves success.
If WORMS change the complexion
they have tendency TO destroy the
vital energies that sustain and pro-
mote health and life; therefore, ut the
first Indication Of worms, administer
Shrinor's Indian Vermifuge.
Ayers Ague euro is purely vege-
table bitter and a powerful tonic, tree
from quinine or any mineral gu ubstance,
and always cures the severest casos.
Julius Brocl1man, colored, was run
over and killed by q train on the Air
Lime Railroad, near Greenvile, on
lust Thursday night. lie hnd lain
down and gone to sIeep on the track.
Mr.. Thomas Parkins has recently
put up steam cotton gin on his plan
tation near Liberty station.
Improvements at this place and
Easley has caused boom in shingles
asnd the price has run up from $2.OJ
70 $2 80 and 1915 per Thousand.
Do not neglect the tnrnip ratch.-
Sow plent;tnIIy tor they will be of
grcat service next winter, Tor stock.
as other food will likely DO very SHORT
Buy your Turnip Seed from u. W.
Earl, the best in the market.
AURaVv'N'A OFFICE
PIcKENs &. H.. S. &, Aug. 3, 1881.
The County Board of Equalization
will meet in this Office on Monday,
% instant, to hear and decide ap>
Ev@ls from parties whose lands have
been raised by the Board.
J. B. CLYDE,
County Auditor.
Mr.. SiIas IIIhl>lc recently brought
several wagon loads OF very fine wa
tor melons TO this place, from his
plantation on Cane Creek in the
mou"tains OF this County. IIo Very
kindly remembered us with a "forty
pounder,' for which we roturn thanks.
W. J. Kelloy, who it will bo re-
mombered shot revenue officer w. F.
Gary, ,7as tried at Greenville last
week for illicit distiIIing and retailing
spirituous liquors. Ho was defended
by T. Il. Cooke of Groenvile and r.
A. Child of this place. The Groom.
ville News says Mr.. Child made n
worry fine argument in tho defense
Sut he was found guilty in both cases.
Tho case against him for tho shooting
of Gary comes off this weck.
To OUR NEIeHBoRs AND CITIZENS.
MANY times the question has been
asked why tho people all 60 to the
Baltimore Clothing House? We will
expe"'n it to you, 80 it may be worry
Sas''y understood. First; they arc
popular men. Second; they do not
m'srepresont anything. Third; they
eef1 yon clothing at Tho price other
merchants have to pay for it. Fourth,
you save rs per cent. on the dollar. 40
you may know thatit is to your in
'erest TO call to see them. A dollar
saved is dollar gained.
REwAED.-We publish in this issue
Hne proclamation of Gov. Hagood. of,
ferIng reward OF 5000 for tho cor-
ture, with proof to convict of III
murderer of Thos. l.. Brayton. T. %
stated that in addition to this and tho
$500 offered by the u s. Government
H. M. Brayton has offered, PERSONAL
~ reward of$500, which makes tho
aggregate 81 900.
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