The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

VIII give All cntetJulnmGDJ IN The
Court House ut this place, on Fri>
day, the 18th inst, for the benefit OF
the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Riley Kenncmoro aged 72
years, died Of dropsey, AT his resi-
dence in DacusviIIe township lust
week. lie was an honest, peaceablc
citizen.
A friend writing US from Peters
Creek says: "crops are excellent in
the bend, fruit abundant. All solid
Dcmocrats. All will vote in pri.
mary election for somebody"
Married on the 9Th inst, by John
.. Davis, ESQ, Mr.. Thomas Jeffcr-
son M"ody to Miss Rhoda Matilda
B"urIund, all OF SuIuda Bend, Pick
ons County, S. Z.
"'What is home wit out an oil can?
What is home without, a poker.
What is home without a woman,
And man to hug and choke her?
What is home without garden,
And faithful wife to make it.
AMI II darling whom The parents
BSLk Can efteH take aud shake it?r
ENTIRELY SATIsFAcToRY.-L
wishing a perfume that comhines
"ovclty, dcticuey aud richness, iiud
S4"Ues40n Cologne entirely salisr,c-
. tory.
N"rIcE.-J. q. Corlia Aas o2encd
AT Pickens g. II first ctS,s Boot.
shoe aHd Repairing Shop, on Fac
tory ST. Get, where y,,u can get work
do"e according &'s urder-
NoT'cE.-The County Board ot
EQ"nlizaLi"n will meet again ia tn.
AUTHORS Office for final isposilion
'"f appeals, &e., on Saturday, Sep
tem'cr 2'l Parties interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
J. j. CLYDE,
Auditor Pickens County.
y meeting OF the Easley Demo-
cratic Club will be held ut Easley on
Saturday, August 10Th at three
O'Clock p. NJ There wgat be busi-
"ess OF Importance before the Club.
AL who feel an interest in the sue
reAS OF the party arc requested to be
present.
A. W. HUDaENs, Pres.
Mr. Clayton Reid and wife were
thrown from buggy by the rum
ing away OF tho mule they were
driving, on last Monday, between
th's place and Easlry Station. The
n"ie Occame frightened Ivy the noise
made by stove and fixtures that
Mr.. Richly was bringing in u wagon
10 this place. Mr.. Richey was fear.
al that Mrs. Reid had received &C.
Ei"uA injuries, though we hope they
may prove to be light.
A DIFFICULT PROBLEM SOLVED
The desire for stimuIants is hecom-
Ing q mOnstrous evil and how TO
overcome IL is o serious question
with reformers. Parker's Ginger
Tonic fairly solves the difficult prob
Lem. 1t invigorates body and mind
without Intoxicating, and has
brought hcal lth and happiness to
many desolate homes.-Ennujrer
See other column.
Merchants Look to rour Interest-Our
stock of Staple Crockery, Glassware, Wood .
on and Tineware was never as large as at
this time. Send us list and we will attach
prices and send to you heavy froiEhts and
bre"kage which You always get from the
far off Eastern markets. We handle moth
ing but reliable Goods.
MCBRIDE & Co. are sole owners Of the
Gate City Stone Water FiIterer, Cherry's
Steam EVaporator, and General Agents for
Lambeth's Improved Fly Fans. Agents
wanted in every State ana County in the
world. WI"
Best ever made, Emory's Little Cathart;c
FI!s' pleasant to take, sugar. coated. no
gripping; only 16 cents a box of Drmg";s, =
or by mil. Standard Cure Co., ia NHssa"
street, New York. 1'"''''"
Personal! To Men Onlyl
The Voltaic Bat Co, MarshaII Att
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated EiccSrc''
Voltaic Belts and Electric appliances 90
trial for thirty days 10 men (yo' ue or oIJI
who ara afflicted with Nervous Deb,Iity'
Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration OF health and manly Vieor. Ad.
as thirty deys' trial Is allowed. ',..'