The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-12-15
LOCAL TEENS.

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Miss Aurie Hollingsworthis visiting friends
IN the village this week. 2f5 - 58
The streets OF Easley have been put in OK
cellent condition. s-... '.ts. e<AE
A panther was killed near seneca City,
Oconee County, o few days ago. "a
The crop Of cranks for 1881 are exceeding
lylarge.
Master Eugene Alex ander is the bappiest
little boy in town. Cals nice little love
letter. .3.ss a@.ea
& Mcssrs. Eoggs (tulius) and Bruce (IoD.)
left for the Exposition on Wednesday, A
pleasant trip and safe return to our young
friends. , .s.rsf., .,r
A cranky lady has informed Guiteau that
she has one hundred thousand dollars which
Is at his disposal The chiefof cranks says
he will marry her when he is acquitted.
ii One of our old bachelors who has just re-
turned from the Exposition was carried away
with the long haired beahties. ".
Some boys mako the most of their man
hood when they attain to cigarette
king size ..aa.f a..a..4.... sS
LosT-A badge with the initia,sJ. P. &c.
on the back. The finGer by delivering it at
this office will be suitably rewarded. / 4
We notice that two horse shoes are bang.
ing In front of the store of one Of our mer-
chants. Cal. is determined to keep the burg
lars away. >F /
Slowly and steadily The bricks go up on
the chimney above somebody's cozy parlor.
Our, young friend Stephen Lesley has just
returned from Atlanta He says The Expo
sition is q ''big thing"
Guiteau wants two of the boys-Grant and
Arthur-summoned as witnesses in his trial.
Mr.. Holley who tried to shoot himself at
EasleY Station is white man. We beg his
pardon for having made him colored for one
week 1t was very black man who told us
of the affair. N..
ELEGANoE AND PuRITY.-Ladies who appre-
ciate elegance and purity are sing Parkers
Hair Balsam. It is the best article sold for
restoring gray hair to its original color, beau
ty and lusire. ..
A pleasant smile plays across he face Of n
ceriain young man in town every time he
glances at the Alma Mater, that 'swcct little
paper"
Messrs. Kickscy and Taylor have purch,
Rsed Table Rock and Bad Knob, on one Of
which thsy propose to erect n fine hotel
What fine summer resort VIC will have
We will soon be dashiug across the Eluc
Ridge on the Atlantic and French Broad Val>
ley Railroad. .........
VARDRY MCBEE, Greenvllc S. c., received
the premium at the State Fair> at Columbia
recently for the best South Carolina made
horse collars. Call On him for good goods at
the lowest prices always. On the 1st Jan.
he changes his stand to Hahns Block. Call
on him.
To LETT will receive sealed bids ut my
office until the Goth instant, for erecting n
Presbyterian Church ut Liberty Station,
Pickeus County, s. G. Plans and specifca
tons to be seeti 1T my office. None but re
sponsible parties need apply, MS the Commit
tee reserve the right to reject any all the
bids. E. X. HORTON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
A WoMAN's Observation-Disclosures and
Daughters should feel alarmed when wearncss
constantly oppresses them. ''If am frctful
from exhaustion of vital powers and the color
Is fading from my face. Parkers Ginger Tonic
gives quick relief. 1t builds me up aud drives
away pain with wonderful certainty y.-Buffalo
lady. -
The highly esteemed young citizen who
left Easley for the Exposition Oh the 9th inst
was fortunate enough to meet his sweet heart
in Atlanta.
The talk and excitement about Guitteau has
gone down.
MIR. Sparta Ooodlett and his sister. Mrs
Cunningham visited friends in this place last
Saturday and Sunday.
We are are glad to receive the December
number Of Of the American Farmer, published
by Samuel Sands s. Son, No. 128 w. Balti =
more street, Baltimore, Md. 1t is full Of
useful information, which can be obtained
for $3.50 year.
Rev F. L. Leeper did not get to his ap-
poiniment at this place last Sabbath.
Rev. s. P. II. Ellwell deli vered an elabo,
rate discourse for his farewell sermOn NJ his
place last Sabbath. He has worked faithful
IL on this circuit and many Of our good peo-
pie would be glad to have him servo them
longer. ~#
The Duke John Smith and the Grand Ouch
ess Rebecca Brown were in attendance at the
Exposition last Friday.
Young, middle aged, or old men, suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weakness
es should send Two stamps for large treatise,
giving successful treatment. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N Y.
Dr. r. ". Pierce, Buffalo, NY. Dear Sir
I have advised many ladies to try your "Fa-
yorite Prescription aud never see il fail 10
DO more than you advertise. Yours truly,
Mrs. A. NJ. RANKIN,
141 Bates Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
IF YOU are bilious take DR.. Pierce's Pleos.
ant Pureat i've Pellets, the original "Little
Rivor pills." OF al druggists.
No ono whose blood is impure can feel well.