The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-09-28
local I,TEsNTss.

thc whont crop.
Several tracts of land changed
hands last week.
Tho business out-look for this
fall and winter is very promising.
The nights are getting cool, which
indicates heavy frost is close at
hand. a.
"A The Ladies Missionary Society OF
>Cnis place was reorgAniSed last sun-
day.
Those who like TO road Il first
oiass county paper should subscribe
for the SENTINEL. This would be
bettor than borrowingit it.
Frank Bradley and Foster Keith,
thc successful applicants for the
beneficiary cadotshps from this
County, will leave this place on next
Saturday for Charleston, and will
outer tho Citadel Academy on Nom
day following. ....
We call attention of our readers
tn tho advertisement of &. 2. Run
ion, Easley Station, which appears
in this issue. Mr.. Rnuion tells yon
at what price you can buy some of
his many good things. Call on him
and see for yourselves.
Mr. james Grant was seriously
hurt by the accidental explosion Of
blast last week. The thumb and
several fingers Of the left hand wero
blown off and his right hand con-
sIdcrably Injured. DR.. Earle Of this
place attended the injured man and
ho was doing finely whom last heard
from.
A gentleman informs us that he
saw, on last Sunday, about ten or
twelve persons picking cotton in
field near the base OF the mountains.
Here is II field for tho Home Mis-
aionnry TO work in. Tue heathen
aL home needs conversion as bad as
tto heathen in foreign lands.
Gin owners should read tho ad-
V0rijSutnrnt Of Col. +. e. Bowen
aud Dr.. VunDyke, which appears
in This issuc. They will sharpen
) our gin saws cheap by the O'NeiIl
patent, aud d, il botter than it can
ho donc hy any other process.
- Rev. Mr.. Nicholson will preach ut
1his place On the 5lh instead OF tho
ljh Sabbath in next month, ~ ho
win be in attendance on the meeting
OF the Synod at Abbovillo q. IL. on
the An Sabbath.
SPECIAL NOTICE.. w. Ford
hns the, sole management Of the
Baltimore Clothing House Of Green.
.vlir, and would be pleased to seq
\ all OF his old customers. Having
eleven years experience in the busl-
uers, feels con6dcut Of giving every
one satisfaction, aud don't you for
get 10.
Court cl Sed on last Friday night.
Wc I've tho result of the criminal
hu7iuers in our lasL issue A good
"rHI IT civil business was disposed
ot. Boa Copeland, cob, Who was
t2mtonccd to six months in the Pen
iLouLlary or $50 fne for carrying II
concealed weapon, has paid the fine
aud boon released from Jail.
Space 10 our last issue dad not
permit uS to noaLion Ghe fact thar
w. had the pleasure OF meeting our
''PIckens" boys, Cary and Kenno>
more, whilo in Greenwood, attend
ing the Railroad meeting the week
boIoro. Both these young gentle
men nre becoming much pleased
with Greenwood and have u prom
i1ing future in journalism at that
houriehing town. They nave al
ready improved the Argus much and
will soon have it second to no oLhcr
county paper in tho Safe. They
both speak in tho highest terms OF
'he citizens Of Greenwood, tie
young ladies especially, whom they
declare are just as pretty as they
can bo. They wear their best
- clothes every day, keep clio; sha.
we'd, aud arc constantly on thoir p's
and q'sr We think they are trying
TO make an "impression." Success
20 you, boys.
A $75 SILVER TEA SET FOR ONLY