The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14
Az T'II1NTs.
The weatherl,aat Friday and SaL~
hrday was extremely cold.

drsiay was extremely cold.
rhors appears to be i good crop
I. pf small gFai0 planted in this 0Uun.
~
Mr. r. n. BoggM oi liberty, bas
eeld hin farm and will soOB move TO
SIse neighborhood OF Slabtowa, in
AndersOR Ssopntys Mr.. Boggs Is a
good citikon and We regret 10 loose
Gina SIS
Et is hard to make butter from a
lissun Di milk that bas Oeeh l,.Nvi-
0usIy chmrncd and the butter taken
alS as One 0f DDs 6est citiEens can
verity by experience.
Wis direct attention TO The ad>
ysrt;selnenk CT Messrs. Wilcox,
.sIDbs Il Co.'s, which appears in this
iasue. This firm deills in frat class
brands Of Fertilizers.
Dark rings around tho eyes indi-
cate tho existence of worms. Has
fy,ss 10 use ShriHer'B lNdian Vermi-
i,3ge 10 eSpel theso miserable posts
I'd is = safe atd reliable agent Al
ways use il according 10 directions,
aid it will do its work we'll.
We return thanks to Tho Hon. a.
z Batter CofNsaiHsioHer OF AgricuI>
rure, tor u copy Of Ills third annual
report to the Legislature. W. have
not.yet b0eM able To give il but "a
carsory examination, hnt We jndgc
II TO contain much valuable iniur-
taRtiOH in reference to agriculture,
NniHerals aud manufacturing inter-
HseLs. .....'-
Some weeks ago . negro wumun
i" Abbevills couOty gave birth 10
HITiid with four we'll developed legs
end arms. Crowds Ot people, white
&nd black, have been visiting this
cWsiosity, and tho m other, with an
UYo TO business, has taken TO uhnrg-
in9 an admission foe, ten cents tor
whites and Eve cents for colorod.
The Methodists Of this Circuit
Held their quarterly meeting at this
l,!tcei com'ncnciug OF last Saturday
sua s>tssiug on SMnday. DR.. Jones',
the Presiding elder, delivered two
Good sermons, one on Saturday and
fhs other on Sunday. The 6nan-
rial alcDRdition of the Circuit, was.
.%7 ssGlieve saListactOry-aii the
Gisurchus in the Circuit except, Da~.
U"~viiie and Union having paid up
tReir asseSsmen ts--p ,ckens T.. III.
Ihureh having paid $l2 over it's
tssAOssnioat.
Oa. .saIeday last SO acres of land
itipg inside The corporate limits uf
iiasl0y Station, soid for s2.055. M.
w. M Hagnoi was tho purchaser
Aootller tract lying about Two miles
k'.st ot Easicy Station, rcn,s,ining
30 ;.sres, was sold fur over thirteen
tlundrsd dollars. Mr.. William Me
Athan was the purchaser. Anoth.
,r tract lying meas Easley ANT con-
nf"g So acrr", brought 81 900
X. X. UlE vas the purchaser.
4oN% L1onp EAEMtNa. Mr.. p,
..--,-. II. s,,~1YIiua,-.. plantation lies
~ a'n 1ho Saluja rver und Ooenels
Croek, lnydo this year, with onc
Geo and seven bales OF cotton. One
lcnMnt on Mr.. Williams place made
With one ,nuIe, 425 bushels of corn
&nd 1000 pounds of seed cotton and
GATed 5000 buDdles of fodder with>
Uut q drop of rain falling upon it.
Ar. w. made 200 bushels ot corn
"n his placs and has IT, a!i shucked
%nl cribbed without any rain fall
iM4s. upOn it. WhaI Is the use .r going
W ,st or anywhere else whom such
F,'&nits can be attained here.
OEATHs. Mrs. Allgood, the vile
al Mr.. Alexander Al.ood, died ut
lne residence OF het husband two
nsies ANest Ot this place last week.
>Sha had lived 10 IL ripe old age, and
hAd always boon al exrmpiar,
otsriatian, - kind companion and .4n
@hUctipiIate mother. She WAS the
INUJlcr at Mrs. Griffin who was
&uricl on Saturday before hcr own
a"Ith. She leaves an aged husband
Sstd a large tan,ly at children and
grand clIildren, besides large civ
Vio Ot t.iends To mourn her death.
ASr. Jacob Pickle, one our oldest
and Rsst respectable citizens. died
Wo&r EaSley Station last week. liz
t2M'i rsuantly returned tiom Toxas,
whero he bad resided tor - year
past, and while there contracted
CHI lis and fever, which on account
0f his adVanc ID age, terminated ia-
sally. He was % member oi the
Presbyterian Church and leaves scv.
wr:al children and grandchildren and
"a largc circle ot friends TO mourn
mis- death
Sir. EIliott Yates a respectable
gnrmer died near Liberty Station
last week. uo leaves q wife nnd
sevornl children.
Nr. Richard Nally, an old citizen
s!ied on Sunday 81 week uyo, hi-
S,ifo Egn DAYS later mud a doN,.Lio