The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-01-20

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WANTED-A good cook; fair wages
will be paid. Apply at this Office.
We publish this week the new
schedule on the Air Line Railroad.
Don't neglect tho garden. Now is
. good time to put in the manures and
spade up.
We direct attention to the law card
of the new firm of Cothran, Ansel &
Boggs.
There is but ono unoccupied house
in town, and the probabilities are that
it will soon be occupied.
WANrED-A smart active boy, ID
or Is years of age to learn the print
ing business. Apply at this office.
This winter, so far, has been a re-
markabiy cold and disagreeable one.
There has been but few fair days since
Christmas.
The most reliable agent for Destroy
ing and expelling worms from chill
dren and adults is Shriner's Indian
Vermlfuge, rs cents bottle. TRY it.
Every bottle guaranteed to give salts
faction.
Millie Bowen, q young negro wo-
man, was committed to the County
Jail by Trial Justice Gossett on the
18th inst, for the crime of stealing
corn from the field Of Mr.. Thomas A.
McA@han.
We understand that there is CON-
sideca5le "cussin" about the stock law
in Oconee County--more than there
was in this County. Just let them
"cuas" out-they will soon be all
right. The law itself, when in oper-
atio", will euro all dissatisfaction.
The Methodist have recently pur-
chasedra parsonage at Easley and arc
uow making up money to pay for the
same. Every circuit should have it's
parsonage and we hope our Methodist
friends will succeed in making up
money enough to pay for theirs on
this Circuit.
IL SO stated that an extra term OF
Court for: this County is necessary,
Hvhicl, should be held during the lat
tor part OF May, 40 that it may close
at the time the regular Court is to Lo
held. By this means all tho business
could hc finished up at the regular
term; otherwise much Of it will have
TO 20 over To the fall term
We noticed last week, while attend
ing the meeting Of the Board Of Di-
rectors Of the A. Il +. b. V. Railroad
at Mr.. Cniahans, in Anderson Coun.
ty, that oH some farms in the upper
portion of that County through which
we paased there was considerable
amount OF cotton yet in the fields
whic!, the owners or their tenants
were picking out. We suppose this is
attributable 10 tho unfayorable
weather.
We heard farmer, who lives OUT
side Of the "hog up" section Of the
County, say recently that it was im>
possible for that section to compete
in farming with the section where we
have the advantages Of the stock law,
for while they were cutting and split
ting rails, building new fences and re-
pairing old ones. we were breaking up
land and preparing for the crop, and
would always be ahead OF them until
the stock law was extended to their
section. This is literally true. You
had better apply for the law, gentle
men.
"You cannot recommend your Kau.
quita Indian Worm Pellets too high
ly." ]. F. Sullivan, Walhalla, S. G.
81 am selling your Worm Pellets like
'hot cakes.' They recommend Them
aelvoa." G. @. Arve, Long Creek p.
o., sc. Excelsior Chemical Compa-
ny, Propriotors. For sale by Dr.. J.
w. Quilian, Easley Station.
One hundred and seventy three
new laws were added to the Statutes
of South Carolina by the Legislature
which has just adjourned
IF there are any persons in this
County who lost limb in tho Confed>
crate service during the war, entitled
10 receive compensation from the
State under the recent Acts of the
Ie gislature, they can be supplied with
the necessary blanks for making their
0p plication by applying to the editor
81 This paper or to j. J. Lewis, Clerk
q. tho Court.
! REVENUE RAID.-On last Monday
lnight squad Of Revenue officers dis.
%ovsred and destroyed an illicit distil-
Nry on Little Eastntoe in this Coun-