The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-10
LOCAL ITEMS.


SEs visiting the family Of Mrs. Bruce Of
Z this place.
Thanks to Mr. H J. Lewis for
fine. e.peaches. 2I
More pretty girIsevisit Pickens
than any other town of its size in
tho State. We might add also more
"wife hunters" ....
s. There will be an entertainment
givon by the Pickens Reading Club
at the Academy Building on next
Friday night. All are invited.
The Greenville Newsis the proph-
ct of the up country. It hit tho
! balloting for the Cover almost ex>
actly.
At protraoted meeting conducted by
DR.. Mendenhall in the BAPTIST church at
Liberty, recently, twenty odd members
were added to the church.
Revs. w. B Singleton aud J. T. Burdine
held a protracted meeting at Secona last
week, but with very Indifferent success.
Mr. b. o. Amber, the mountain
bachelor has sent the SENTINEL an
Irish potato which weighs l pound
and thirteen ounces. Belt, we think
is so prosperous in farming and
gardening that he ought to take in
\ better half.
McSmIth filings his banner to the
breeze again in this issue. Those
who want 'Smusical Instruments or
sheet music should go or send TO
the McSmiLh Music House, Green
Vile S. q.
J. G. Black, of Greenville informs
the readers of tho SENTINEL this
week that he is prepared to repair
tpe'r watches, clocks or jewelry in
nrst class style ut reasonable rates.
Give him call.
The meeting of the Hurricane
Democratic Club, fixed by the
County Executive Committee for
the l4Lh inst, will be held at the
Nine Mile scool house, the place Of
mrcting of the Club. Every bo1y
will take due notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Mr.. B J. Williams sent US last
week sono very nice peaches. lie
purchased the tree upon which they
&'rw fr an Amsdon's June, but
'hey havo not ripenrd until August.
Either tho nurscrymca, or tho tree
itself has made II mistake.
We call attention to the adver-
tiscmrnt OF the Palmetto Iron
Works, GreenviIle S. G., which ap-
pears in this ISSUE. Those of our
peoplo who have any work in their
limo should patrunize thom US they
arc our nei ighbors, first class gcntk-
"'cn, and will work ns cheap and DO
IT. in as good style us anybody else.
ENTIRELY SArIsFAcroRY.-La
Wishing Il perfume that combines
novelty, dclicacy and richness, find
Floreston Cologne entirely satisfac-
tory. 4
3. Married, at the residence of Mrs.
:. Dtckner, near Atlanta, Ga, on
the 9th ult., Mr.. w. L. Davis and
Miss Lila LassaIle, formerly of Cen
traI, s. Q.
A DIFFICULT Problem Solved
Ihe desire for stimulunts is hecom-
r InS monstrous evil and how to
overcome it is serious question
with retormers. Parker's Ginger
Tonic fairly solves the difficult prob
lem. 1t inVi sorates body and mind
WiJhout Intoxicating, and has
brought health and happiness to
many desoIate homes.-Enquirer.-
SEQ other column. 4
= The Liberty Democratic Club will
mHet on Saturday next, the. 18th
inst, al 4 o'clock P. NJ. A full at
tendance is onrnesLIy requested, as
important business will be transact>
t"d at t'>is, the last meeting before
the speaking on the 10Th.
W. X. BOGGS, Pres.
LABAN MAULDIN. Sec.
- METHODIST CoNFERENcE.-Tht
District Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, hold its an
"hual session a, Richland, Oconeo Co.,
last week, adjourned on Sunday -
The reports of the ministers of this
district were rend, and were most