The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-01-26
I.OG.AI4 IsI'IENGs.

Flowing time wiltsoon be heres
The marriage boom s,about over.
\ Locals are al out visiting this week.
MustsoI,es arc going out. of fashion
The year 1882 began and will end on SUN
day.
Miss Corrie Folger of .FsasIey is visiting
friends and relatives in Pissens.
Mniy Lewis and wife are paying short
yisit.lo Pendlcton this week.
There will be meeting of the mysterious
"trion ON 10 morrow afternoon.
The planets Venus. Mars anu Jupiter are
Visible atlhiS p@aCei now.
There is a air0piet in Pickens who says
the world will pomd to an end in twenty years.
stOh! ;liaw NICE il is to work in single har-
ness,' SAID an Old tachelor THO other day.
There is to be NATIONAL Art Exposi ion at
Macon, Georgia this year.
Sill few Ladies Cloaks at Quillian's at
bost.
0ur- fellow townsmau, Mr.. J. Frank Folger
has> been quite i'll for several days, but we are
.glaP to statsziR now improving
THE Rev. Mr. King will preach in the Court
House on wednesday evening 25th instant, at
half past O'Clock
It 10 clear now but whether it. will be when
We 60 10 press is n question Of the future.
TuE HlauEsr RANK.-Ma from harmless
materials, and adapted to the,needs OF fading
and falling hair, Pnrker's Hair Balsam has
taken the highest rank as an Gle ant and re-
1tahl L., hoip
Small pox is raging in various parts of the
country. Let us al! heed the old proverb,
.s'an ounce Of preventive Is worth a pound o.
cure" aad be yaccinaled.
II is rumored that severni caSes of small
pox have occurred in Brcvur'l, n. q.
Typhoid feveris prevailing to an alarming
extent in AbbeYillc.
s, Why are some girls like shot guns? Be-
cause their bangs attract much attention.
/ Plenty of tn It Good Coffee yet at OUTLAWS,
8 pounds for 81, and nice Sugar, IL pounds
"f6E$l. '..~
Weather prophets are predicting that this
win be good crop year We trust they will
prove to be better prophets than Mother
Shipton.
The Blue Ridge mountains are looking ex-
,cerdlngiy clear anu blue.
The dark clouds arc al, gone and the geni
nj rays of the sun once more cheer the cart h.
Quick MD SURE.-Nany miserable people
drag themselves about with failing strength,
feeling that they are steadily sinking into
their graves, when ny using parkcr's Ginger
Tonic they would find cure commencing with
the first dose, and vitality and strength quick
~ and surely coming backto them. 1
Every body in Pickcns have gone into ec-
stacrs over the Raiiroal news. We have
been informed that Gal" danced q jubilee
when he heard it.
In the near fuln~e Pokens County will lie
one ofthe best c3iiii! es in the State.
There will be y meeting Of the yonng mems
Christian Association at the hotel OH next
Sahblrf-eveniNg. All WHO feel an interes,
in thil good work are cordially invited to be
present.
The latest way Of describing the color Of n
young lalys eyes is by saying :hey arc every
soft.'
Try barrel Of thnt Gilt Edge Flour at
Quillian's, best in town, only So per barrel.
Mr. J. n. Newton is making some valuable
improvements on his fWm near town He prn
poses to give some Of his attention to the
.
of the law.
The lot adjoining Maj Amblcr's lot has
been purchased by Col. e. l.. ilollingsworh
from b.. John Hopkins of Senect City. The
Col. expects TO erect on this lot neat law
office and otherwise improve 1t.
Married on the 9th inst, at the y ,rsonage
z in iIasley, s. G.. by Rev. s. p. II. Elwell.
Dir. +. II. Rumbley, of Denmark, to Miss F.
l.. ,McAIahan of Pickens County.
Married on january 18th 1882, by Trial
Justice Robinson, Mr.. John Heaton TO Miss
Mary Clnrly both OF Pickens.
GARDEN SErDs-We are in receipt of Har>
ris' Moreton Farm Seed Catalogue for 1882,
containing list Of choice field, garden and
flower seeds grown and for sale by by Joseph
Harris, Niorcton Farm, Rochester, New York.
MIR. Harris is an old seed grower and has
had unusual opportunities for obtaining seeds
II Q is q well known agricultural editor and
author of thirty years standing. Send for
catalogue and hen order some seeds.
JOSEPH HARRIS,
Nloreton Farm, Rochester, N. Y.
Ayers Pills are the best of al purgatives
for family use. They are pleasant, safe and
sure, and excel all other pills in healing and
curative qualities.
Philadelphia girl, fourteen years old,
has died of deirum tremons.
My business was large and satisfactory
last year, and desire to return my thanks
to the public for their liberal patronage, and
TO say to them that I ann determined to re-
duce my large stock now on hand, and for
the next thirty days I will sell rare bargains