The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-09-15
Macy low country people still iinger
% the mountains.

In our opinion, next year will be
The soarcastand hardest to get throu>
gh ever experienced in this country.
Sonnic says that he was very much
plenSsd with Brevard. He is rather
j''soft" on the question.
Rev. Mr. EIwell will preach at this
place on next Sunday evening at
early candle light.
HSqr. Barrett and Bolton Amber
went out 'posum hunting few nights
since hnd succeeded in capturing one
of the nocturnal animals. ...
The Y. NJ. G. A. Of this place have
called meeting, this Thursday night,
for tho purpose of electing officers for
the next year.
Mr.. John T. Stewart will accept
the thanks Of the SENTINEL for a nice
melon, which weighed fifty pounds.
When can you bring another John?
Tho Government has fixed the value
OF coins with holes in them. Dollars,
85 cents; halt dollars, 35 cents; quar-
ters, l8 cents; dimes, S cents; nicklcs
not "Wurf sent"
Mr.. G.. P. Runion comes to the front
in this issue, with nice, cheap goods.
Call and see his stock when you visit
.Easloy.
The school trustees Of Easley school
district (No. u will meet at Easlcy
ON Saturday, the 17lh instant, at 8
o'clock, A. M for the purpose Of set
Ting with teachers Of said district.
O. S. BoLT, Truatce.
FUNERAL NoTICE. funeral or
memorial sermon of Mrs a. NJ. Run>
ion will be preached II! EusIey en- the
4lh Sabbath in September, instant, at
| O'Clock A. NJ. by r V. Mr.. EIwel.
The relatives anil friends Of Mrs. Dr..
F"ger and family arc invited t. at
tend the services
Mr.. w. Il. McFuil bought three
ha os of cotton last wvek-two from
Mr.. William Garrett aud one from Mr..
BUwlin. All the lairs came from the
six Mile section of our County. which,
by the way, is becoming the best cots
ton section n the County.
REFREsnMENTs.- are requested
by the ladies of Pickens to state that
they propose to furnish refreshments at
reasonable prices, during Court week
IN the room adjoining the SENTINEL
office, over McFull's store. The pro-
ceeds of their sales are To be applied
10 tho benefit of the Presbyterian
Church. They trust the public will
generously patronize them.
Mr.. Julius E. Boggs and Prof. Jas.
?. Cary have been elected delegates
by the Y. NJ. G. A. of this place, to
attend q conference Of the organizes
ton which is to bo held at Walhalla,
commencing on noxt Friday, and
continuing Saturday and Sunday fol-
lowing.
Mr.. E. r. Horizons new goods are
bright and pretty, both houses rs full
as they will hold and he is selling
fast. Run and get o bargain. He
pays the Greenvile price for cotton.
Last Monday near Mr.. e. S. Grit~
fms mill, Coroner Kirksey held an
inquest over the dead body of VIM.
Duke, colorcd. The verdict of the
jury was that the deceased came to
Ills death by accident 1t appears
that he was driving yoke of oxen,
which ran away with him, threw hin
from the wagon and crushed his skull
Mr.. Joseph Maxcy, form orly a citi-
2on of this place, but recently q cti>
zen of Central tation, died at the
iattor place last Monday week OF
pneumonia.
The Clerks of the Boards of School
Trustees are hereby notified that they
are required to send in nl reports on
or by tho 25th Septomber 1881.
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