The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-24
LOCAL ITEMS.
Turnipssygnerally are coming up


II. Ashmore is quite i'll.
We return thanks to Mrs. John 7. Lewis,
for cabbage that weighed 8 pounds. This
IL ahea of anything in the cabbage line We
have seen this season.
Six pretty girls sitting on a plank
riding behind an OK up through
town created quite u sensation the
other day.
There will be preaching in the
new Presbyterian church at this
place on next Saturday and Sunday
The Sacrament will be administered
o. Sunday.
Miss Sue E. Lowis of this place, is
visiting relatives and friends in SEN
era City.
Preachers, or some official of the
church, or some friend, wouId cons
tersa favor by giving US the result
ut the various proIracted meetings
boing held throughout the County
Several reference cases have been
held before the Clork of the Court
for the last few days. Messrs. N T..
ton atd Keith of Oconee, and Messrs.
Orr aud Wells OF Greenville have
heen in attendance.
PERSONALS, Capt. Hodges, one Of the
leading merchants of Ninety Six is visiting
Pickens. Col. B. z. Herndon of Cokesbury
is at Major Ambler's for o few weeks re-
creation. Mr.. s. T. McCravey, one Of
Spartanburgs rising young lawyers attend
: ell the entertainment.
Qlite 81 crowd Of Pickonsitos will
s,ttend Miss May field y school cole-
bration AT Oolcnoy next Friday
night.
Rcmcmbcr the State canvasscrs
arc TO BE- here on the I'd day Of Sep
tember; next Saturday week. Those
who wish 10 rec our next Governor
and hear him speak should come.
The net proceeds of the en- ertainment
held III the Court House last Friday night
for the benefit Of the Presbyterian church,
was $33 So. We feel that we express the
sentiments of every member of the church
when We extend grateful thanks to the
coung Indies and gentlemen who arranged
and 81 successfully carried out the entcr-
tAinment' 1t is like bread cast upon the
- waters, and each Will have his or her re-
warL in due season.
CLUE MGErlNG.- Pickcns G. II.
Democratic CLUB will meet at 8 30 o'clock
~. NJ. on Saturday the 10Th inst for the
purpose of lrtnSac'in5 Important business.
Members are reqn ed to meet promptly
the hour designated in order to get through
with business before the public speaking
CONNIE ices.
= ID. +. UR ,DLEY, President
! Merchants mike out list o: Crockery,
Glass Wood aud Tinware, that you are in
] wnnt Of and send it to us. We will attach
prices, and snve you ruinous fyeights and
! hrenkage that you always get from the tar
of East. MCBRIDG & Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
McBRIDE Co., Atlanta, Georgia, man
Nuiaclure Show Cases, arc Southern Agents
Tor Seth Thomas Clocks and Lambeth's Fly
Fans, and own the celebrated Gate City
Stone Water Filter, and Cherry's Steam
Fruit ana Vegetable Dryer for the world.
Prices fOrwnrllel IN
ENTIRELY SATIsFAcToRY,-
wishing ii perfume that combines
novelty, dclicucy and richness, find
! SFloreston Cologne entirely salisfac-
tory. 4
We cnll attention to the advertisent of the
South Carolina College which appears in
this issue This college affords our young
men an excellent opportunity to educate
themselves at a comparatively small cost
from Sl25 to $l7o q year, and we trust
many of them may avail themselves of its
advantages.
NorIcE.-J. G. Corbin has opened
at Pickens g. H., first class Boot
Shoe and Requiring Shop, on Fuc-
tory ST. Ieet, where you can get work
done according to order.
NoTicE.-The County Board of
Equalization will meet again in the
Auditors Offico for fnal disposition
of appeals, &c, on Saturday. Sep
tenn oer I'd Parties Interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
j. B. CLYDE,
Auditor Pickens County.
A DIFFICULT PROBLEM SOLVED
The desire for stimnIants il hecom-
ang n m0nstrous evil and how TO
overcome it is serious question
with rctOrmorS Pnrkar', C;,o