The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-11-03
LOCAL ITENrs-

per, ,bushel an this market. #s
The farniorsstSo holding thoir cot
ton botter than usual. ## S.
E5 "A heavy -rainsfcll at this place on
lastssSunday night. +"
D We, return thanks TO Secretary
Holloway fora complimentary ticket
TO tho grounds of the State Fair. .,
4S We havo hadour corn scrap" gath>
orod and that lttlo black calf is dis
6Dubbin-ato.
5,$ fSWe diroct attention to tho advor-
tisomont, Of tho old and reliable house
of William Beattie, Groonvillo S. c.,
which appears in our columns, this
awock Give him a call when you Wis
1T tho city.
For the convenience Of our subscrib-
$ers at EasIoy who are in rroars, we
havo loft thoir accounts with Mr..
e4Alonzo M. Folger, who, is authorized
10 receive tho amounts duo ts and re-
coipt for the same.
Col. w. e. Wolborn has sold his
plantation in this County, and, pur-
CHASED another on tho waters of Tuga-
s Zoo river in Oconoe County, to which
place ho will shortly movo.
Mr.. L NJ. Berry and Mr.. Dalton,
have sold their plantations near Eas-
ley, and purchased q plantation each.
ON Grow Creek, ten miles vest of this
e. place, and will move to thoir now
iDurChaSes soon
We regret to learn that Capt. w.
r, Berry and his son, Frank; are both
down with typhoid fever. We trust
they may soon DO restored to health.
Rev. J. G. Parrott has sold out his
Interests on Grow Crock in this Cohna
ty, and will move to Gainesville, Ga
lie ia q good citizen, and while we
regret his loss, we at the same time
congratulate Gainesville on hor. gain.
So Mr.. w. A. Clyde forwarded to us
Inst week, n very fine sample Of mica.
We will send it TO the Agricultural
Dopal tment.
In q. disaster 10 stoam boat on tn c
Mississippi on tho 23Lh ult., fourteen
3 persons lost their livos, amongst whom
wore several ladies.
Tho Editor roturns thanlia to Col.
o. p. Field for lot OF tho largest and
niccst turnips hc haa Eccn this season.
Ono OF them weighed ~ pounds.
e. William Smith, of Marlboro county
shot and killed negro man who
nIk IL.
vito. Smith surrUnGcrod himself TO
tho sheriff.
]:xTENsloN OF TrME-Treusure
Bowen has received notice from tho
Comptroller General that fhe time for
collecting taxes without the penalty,
has bcen extended TO tho 10Th innL.
Attorr that date pcnaltios attach and
must bo collected.
The Koowco Couricr says that a
COW belonging to u colored man OF
,Oconoc County, recently gavo birth
TO three calves-two hoIicrs aud ono
,'bull-colpr. two black and ono red.
Tho triplets arc strong, healthy look,
Ing calves.
We wore pleased to receive call
from Mr.. w. A. Mauldin, Of Easley,
last week. Mr.. Mauldin has been in
quite feeble health for some timo past,
but We arc pleased TO know that he is
grad ually improving, aud is now got-
ting able TO attend to business.
We have heard of two littlo fst-
cuffs in our county recently. Twelve
dollars and n half costs is about tho
amount of damages reported.
In few days 1 will begin to COL
leot by law ali unpaid balances on my
books. In doing this I may havo to
proceed against my best friends, but
/ am compelled to have my money
Please call at once and setLIe, or 9th
Srwise arrange, or elso do not DO Of
tendod if an officer calls.
70. II. HoNToN, Liberty, S. G.
RETURNED.-Mr. John nangston
and family, and the family of Mr.. j. S.
Nimmons, who wont from this County
to Missouri last fall, have roturnod,
satisfied, doubtless, that Piokons is
the bost place yet. Mr.. Nimmons
will remain in Missouri month or
so yet, whom he will also return. John
and Jim are clever follows, and we
arc glad to welcome them back.
Tar and Shoe String and Thong
heather always oh hand at MY Sad
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