The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-11-16

Rain foil at this place last Mon-

Fork RDd Lufnlps~ poseuW ""o
Eaters. - -.
w, w. Russell is like tho negroe'4
cat fish--he has ''swunk" powerful,
There was a heavy political frost
in. this State on tho 7Lh inst. 1t kill
u everything green.
{ The people all over the State, &C
cording to tho newspapers, are de-
lighted with the new election law.
Pickens is Democratic to the core
and you may al~ayS Dot your mon
ey on her.
Mr.. Looper is looking with mi
.,croscope for the large majority he
expected To receive for the Legisla>
turc, but he halen't seen it yet.
Cross Plains anil Hinckle's are
tho banner precincts in this County.
Not single Radical -Greenback
vote was cast at either of them -
They voted the Democratic ticket
I from Alpha to Omega. Three
cheers for Cross Pains and Hinc-
kle's.
A defeated candidate in this
ounty was heard to declare on the
day after tho election that the world
would he destroyed by fire in leSs
than two years. He said he would
bot a million of dollars on it.
The night after the glorious news
Of the political tidal wave reached
this place, the Anvil Artillery was
turned loose on Court House Square,
and carried the good news to citi-
2cns Tor miles around.
The stock law, registration and
LECTION law hobby, has not bcne~
6ltcd tho demag0gues worth n cent.
they must now try something else.
What will it bc?
Col. f. A. Hol1e, Of Seneca City,
Las been awarded the contract OF
Guiding tho Academy at this place,
and is now here with force of
hHnds ut work.
Mr.. Ii. C. Grady has presented
us with tour mammoth turnips
weighing sixteen pounds, an aver
:, 20 of four pounds each. They are
i'r ahead ot anything we have seen
avis season.
ANbeville, Anderson, Or"nec,
p,ckcns, Greenville, Spartanhurg,
York. Ncwbcrry, Marion, Chcsler~
ii 'id and several other counties, have
ven n large majority volc against
l',o now county Amendment. The
iulications are that it. has been de-
t"Aled by the penpln, but if it has
Seen carried, we are satisfied that
- cannot be ratified Ivy the requisite
tVo thirds in the Legislature.
Mr.. Thos. N. Hunter. of Liberty,
it in the employment of Mr.. l..
Rotchkchild.. at the Excelsior Cloth
irg House, Cleveland Block, Green
r.Ile, S. g.. and would like tor his
t''ondH 10 call and sec him.
WHY WELCOME. What makes
iioreston Cologne W leone on every
indy's toilet table is it's lasting fra
GRANGE and rich, Aowery odor.
We are informed that some men
who voted in the Democratic pri-
lnAry election and took the pledge
1" vote tor the nominees of the
rU~ty, voted the Radical Grccnback
ticket in the general election. We
Lave no confidence in such men.
The Democratic party should purge
Lllf tNf al t.,1
mako it moro healthy and vigorous
10 do 40. Let the Democrats spot
al such, and in the next Democratic
primary See that they are not per-
mltted to impose candidates on the
party that they do not help to elect.
GooD ADvIcE-You will prevent
and cure the greater part of the ills
that afflict mankind in this or any
section, if you keep your stomach,
liver and kidneys in perfect work.
Ing order. There is no medicine
known that does this as surely aA
Pnrker's Ginger Tonic. 1t will
keep your blood rich and pure. ana
give you good health at little cost.
SEQ other column.
A negro was murdered in Spar
tNnburg on the 10th instant, toy two
tcrrible blows with an axe. Sam
Lawrence, u negro of bad character
Nod his wife, have been arrested Tor
tho crime, with strong evidence
"gainst them.
A personal difficulty occurred ia
tho commercial Hotel at Greenville
on the night of the 10th inst, be-
lween Bolton Gilreuth and Captain
J. Med AShmore Two shots each
with pistols were exchanged. Ash
more's right arm wus fractured near
the elbow and it is thought ampu-
totion will be necessary. The in
terterence of friends prevented fur
Gher shooting which would doubtless
have resulted in AshmOIe's death.