The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-02-02

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Gray caps and black halr bar,
monte Beautifully.
The X. M. %. A. will meet next
Sabbath ut tho hotel.
T'be atmosphere locks very invit-
ing TO the fieccy sho,g.
Road the advertisement Of Prot.
McCaslan which is fohna in anoter
column.
1T makes a young lady exceod>
Sngiy Joyful 10 receive u long looked
Tor trunk.
Capt. g. w. Taylor has just re
7 Turned from pleasant visit TO
Grosnviile.
Tho town cotnSh expects to have
snother ptbfic Well dug at an early
day. A good move.
Old men as well as Young mon
sometimes Cafk In their sleep. But
Sney are more likely TO bo heard.
There is only one mud hole bo
tween P,ckens and Easley, Speaks
st Well lof the fOaus.
IA tew shade troes set ont along
the sidewalks would add much to
the looks of our little town.
]. Senator Bradley has been on a
Hying visit TO his homo. He SAYS
she Legislature Will adjourn about
the l0th.
Two sweet yohng Iadfots gaVv;o us
y short Call the other morning. 14fety
blushed and so did we.
The COMMUNICATION of "citizen" is
crowded oat this week, but viii.
appear in tho next issue.
DR.. Thomas Fdlger, of Central.
fa the attending physician on Mr.. J
Frank Foigor W. ire giad to hear
that Mr.. Fofger is improving.
Mr.. G. P. Barrett has invested in
q fine horse. I'here is one thing
that bachelors won't take hold Of
u better half.
i; a young man wants to know If
it wouldn't make him an old bachc-
Tor to be vaccinaled from the arm
of ali old bachelor.
The little girls and big ones too
are beginning TO tWs4e their silver
thrnats for that music school which
is soon to be started.
Jimmie Thompson is prepared TO
supply ail tbs sick and ailinv with
pills that never tail. He clain,s ttat
they will cure even heart "a'ifGctionb
The int4o boys arc beginning to
whisper to each totffcr that Prot.
McCxslan "dnnt look like he would
whip much"
Thank to Dr. .Thos. Folyer for
calling and Matchmaking tho lean
Compusitor anu tho fat pro. TEN.
Editor ''wrthout money and without
price" Tho young Devil extends
thanks too.
tADRp CoLoRs RESTORED Faded
~ gray hair gradually recovers It's
youthful color and Iustre by the use
of Parkor's Hair Balsam, nn elegant
dressing, admired iVr its purity and
rfch pei, ,fnme. 4
We return thanks to Col, D. wy
att Aikcn for n c"Py OF the Con-
grcssional Directory. Also to Gen.
nj. q. BUtlor for volume contains
ing the Presidents message and
other public documents.
james Null and James Aiken were
committed to Jail on tho 24,h inst.
by Trial Justice Robinson, for car
rying concealed weapons. Mall has
been released on giving bond for
his appearance ut court. Aiken is
still in Jail. Q
:, EXPERIENCE the BEST GUIbE.-
The reason why women evcrvwh here
use Parker's Ginger Tonic is be-
cause they havc learned by expert.
'ence-tho best gaidc-that this cx>
'celleuL medicine oycrcomes despon.
dency, periodical headache, indircs-
ton, pain in tho back and kidneys,
and olher troubles of the sex.-
Home ournal. 4
ACCIDENT ON THE AIR LINE ROAD.
On lass Thursday AS IL freight
V'"'h W'9 SoihS ANpfIh OH me Alf
LIMO Railroad. about four miles East
ot Easley, an axle Of one OF the
boxes broke, winch caused several
OF tho boxes to jump the track.
e.T They wore heavily loaded with
freight and II general smash up oc-
currod. The accident occurred in
Il deep cut and it was not antil in
, the afternoon OF Friday before the
track was cleared sufficiently to adj
nit the passage Of other trains
fortunately I'D one was hurt.
II looks very suspicious to see
young man wait until nearly dark.
thcn tako his water pitcher and
start TO the well, holding it behind
rim, all the while, and looking eau.
hiouEly about him, to see if any one