The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-05
LOCAL Ia9FsNFB.

We regret TO learn that diphthe
Fia is quito prevalent in tho section
of our C8tinte South OF Liberty Sta
ton, several children have died OF
The disease,
The stockholders in the Pickens
Institute had we'll dug for the use
OF the school, on the lot where they
propose TO erect their house.
Mr. w. J. Pickle has located bis
steam saw mill about one mile and
Ii halt wesL OF this place; and is now
saving the lumber tor tho Pick ons
Institute building.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Jas.
Grant, who wab 80 badly injured by
the premature explosion OF u blast,
1T WinchcsLer's Mills recently, died
b! his injuries last week. He was u
young nan just blooming into Wig
brous manhood.
Andy Gritiis, colored. died 5f
pneumonia tever, ut this place on
last Sunday morning.
The campmecting at Twelve Milo
camp ground CLOSED on last Monday.
The meeting was largely attended
on Sunday, we are informed, and
several joined the church during the
meeting. Good order prevailed,
ind wo hope good has been done by
The meeting. DIR. Jones, pfSached
IL very fine sermon on Sunday.
Marricd, at the residence Of Mr..
j. F. Fo|ger, at this place on Thurs
uay evening, Sept. 28lh 1882, by
Rev .. L. Durant, Mr.. w. w. Blay~
lock of Greensboro, N. G., and Miss
Corrie NJ. &. Folgcr, of Easlcy Sta>
ton. We acknowledge the receip:
of II piece Of very nice cake, and
wish tor the happy couple, long
anu prosperous llIe.
Married, nj the residence of the
officiating clergyman, Rev. .. l..
Durant, on Sunday morning, Oct lat
1882, Mr.. Eli"s Ellison and Miss
IrIa Barnns, all OF Pickens County.
Mr.. l.. R"lhschiId, formerly man.
hgrr of S. Bralmun's Baltimore
tlo,hing House, in GrcenvilIe, has
i"crnlly opened largo stock of
tloLhin3 on his own account, in tho
"'d stand, where he Woula be pIcas>
cd TO SOC all his fricnIs, and every
bpdy else. See his :id> er,i>cment
Ia lhi, issue and when IN 9rebnvillo
call ON him.
Why WELc"ME -Wltat makes
Fiorc>lon Coln@Hc wtIrnthc on every
Iadv's toilet table is its lasting tfa>
granca and rich, flwcry odor. t
MIR. A. B. Brown informs tho pub
liG<through our columns 'his week
that he has located ut F. lslcy {. r
The purpose OF buring cottoH 1T
)taL place and at Liberty Station.
His office is ut Dr.. Qnillians store
A BEAUTIFUL FIVE Stop ORGAN,
Five Octaves, Two >cts Reeds, Five
Genuine Stops, in beautiful case,
giIded and ornamented with t&tc a..
dcd top, lamp stand and music peck
et--a charming instrument of sweet
tone, and volume sufficient for any
parlor-onIy $50.
McSMIrH Music HUsE,
Greenville, S. q;
Major Whitncr Symnes purchased
few days ago, tho famous water
bower on Twelve Nile River near
the old Keowco road. This is said
to be the finest water power in the
upper part of the State, and is only
about one mile from the Air Limo
Railroad. We hope one day to see
large cotton mill III the point
above designated.
Coop ADVIcE.-You will prevent
and cure the greater part OF the ills
that atfiict mankind in this or any
section, if you keep your stomach,
liver and kidneys in perfect work.
Ing order There is no medicine
known that does this rs surely ns
P"rkcr's Ginger Tonic. II will
keep your blood rich and bGre, and
give you good heHIth at liLtlo cost
SEQ other tolume. 4
BfddEsr SCHEME YEF.-Messrs
. Horton and Brown ACTUALLY gave
away $50 worth Of goods on Sntur,
day last at the Twelve Mile Camp
meeting. They wrapped their ad