The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-01-05
LOCAL IT,ENTs-


We extend 70 sitsths patrons Of THz SR n
TIHHLa happy New Year. May they ell live
long aud prosper.
There were three white babies born during
last December on Aaron BoggS' Twelvel Mile
River plantation. Nothing like developing
she natural resources Of the country.
TIE HtdHasr RANK.-Made from harmless
materials, and adapted to the needs of fading
and failing hair, Parker's Hair Balsam has
taken the highest rank as an elegant and re-
liable hair restorative. ...''
We regret to learn that Mrs. Gaines, wife
OF Rev. B., s. Gaines, Of Central Station, died
Of consumption last week s.E.#
Also that Mrs. Edens, wife Of Mr.. Matthew
Edens died last week. sa. 81 E-,.>
Suow fakes fell at this place on last FRI
day. bGtfn such small quantities that they
1aelted IS they.fell.
The 'back" mountains have been covered
with snow since last Friday, and tn weather
has been very cold. .+ -. 1H. ..a4..
- Those wfS' killed hogs just before Christ
mas hit IL just right and they need not fear
the loss Of their meat.
The residence of Mr.. w. W. Keys, one Of
the proprietors ofthe Anderson Intelligencer,
waS1totally destroyed by fire last.week. Very
litt1e Of the furniture was saved All the
books belougingEo The Intelligencer office
were burned, and the loss on the firm in COM
sequence will be very heavy. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work of an incendiary
QUIoK AND SURE.-Many miserable people
drag themselves about with failing strength,
feeling that they are steadily sinking into
their graves, when by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic they would find q cure commencing with
the first dose, and vitality and strength quick
lyend surely coming back to them. 4
$SNow.-Last Saturday night snow fell at
this place to the depth Of about four inches,
and New Year day came in beautifully robed
in white. Much Of the snow is still on the
ground, and the weather is extremely cold.
Julius e. Boggs, Esq, has gone to Texasl
to look after the interest Of some Of his cli+
ents who have fallen heirs to a large estate IL ]
Texas. We wish him success aud safe re-
turn home. E
Mr.. J. P. Cary spent his holidays in Ocos
nee amongst relatives and friends. OF course
he visited his sweetheart too, but we prom
ised to- say nothing about that. #l
Capt. W. n. Anderson, we learn, coutems
plates moving to Texas soon. We regret to,
loose as good n citizens as the Captain. ta
When you 60 to Greenvile, you should not :,
fail TO visit tthe large store Of GILREATHfp
BURBAGE$ & co. They keep the largesttl
and finest assortment Of Stone, TinwareIa "a
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China, &C.. in the up country. They sci o
the celebrated Iron King Cooking Stove
which took the premium at the Centennial IsC
atfd also mt flFeenville County Fair, and viii CHI
I fors quaitfy, durabity, SO has no equal. E'
1 The Christmas holidays were rather dull in .
u this4 place. On Christmas day, and Monday /
following very heavy rains fell, which pre-. |
vented people generally, from leaving their
homes and making calls on their neighbors
and friends. The irrepressible boy, however,
with his fire crackers %as on hand and re-
minded us that Christmas was here, rain or
no rain.
Lawrence Barrett. the great Tragedian,
supported by a fine New York Company will
play ttHamlet" at the Gilreath Opera House
on Monday. January 9th, 1882. Seats can be
reserved in advance by addressing Mr.. Bel
ton Qilreath., Those who can appreciate that
which is beautiful in Tragedy should not fail
to see this great actor in this shokspeare'ss
most beautiful play, if they should happen TOT
be in Greeuville at that time.
AT the late session Of the South Carolina
Conference at Union, Rev. DIR. Jones was
returnsdqa as Presiding Elder Of this District,
and Rev. s. P. H. ElWell was returned 10 this
Circuit. , We congratulate our Methodist
friends on their good luck in having thesel
able, earnest and devoted christian gentle
men sent back to them. Our whole eoiamu-
nifty, without regard to sect, will be pleased
at these appointments. May God further
prosper their work in our midst.
Married, in the Presbyterian Church atI
Pendleton, the 21st of December 1884, by the
RsTgDr. Adger, Major J. J. Lewis, Clerk of
the Court of Pickens County, and Miss Mag
gle Wilkinson Of Pendleton. We wish the
happy couple, long, happy and prosperous
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Married, on the 2lst December 1881, by
Rev. 8. A. Gary, at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. VIM. McCombs to Miss
Harriet Duncan, both Of Pickens.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. Geo. W.
James, at Piokens G. H., s. G, January 1st,
1S82,sby RevsgW BsaSingleton, Mr.. William
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