The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-11-05
LOCAL RHEIMS. .

hay packed in bales. 8
The Rogers land, 7s acres, was sold
to VIM, J. Smith for $1o05. it..t
The largest potato at tho Piedmont
Fair was grown by Captain III. Q. Grady
Of this County.
We have neglected so far to advise our
roldoI3 20 gov plenty Of oats, and do, not
,ufon& TO 80 2dyisn thonN. -.
Tho birds GROUND PiGkens are having
nGuict Hnc. Tho sp0tsmen have been
too busy to pursue them.
Read A. M Morris advertisement
He is egg hunting and wantst to show you
his new goods. ,.a. ...l..-
Mississippi squirrels are emmigrating
eastward in great droves, and thousands
Of them are slain by tho way.
Mr.. w. n. Workman of ,Laurens
County, picked 1928 pounds of cotton
in one day He must be o working man.
Mr.. w. J. T. Haynes has oberved the
weather.. at this season Of the year so
closely, that he can tell of rain on cold
three days in advance. .-.. ... ..... ....
''Age cannot wither itnor custom state
its infinite variety" Flesh is hardly heir
to mn ache or pain which cannot be cured
by using Salvation Oil.
Mr.. B. A, Hagood has been elected
president of the Clarosopic Society in the
South Carolina College, He is 18 years
of age, and is tho youngest president the
society ever had.
We are pleased to place on our ex-
change list The Electra, most readable
and interesting monthly Magazine, pub
liahed in Louisville, Kentucky, by Misses
Annie e. Wilson ami ). M. Leyburn.
Price, $500 per annum.
The star of Bethlehem, the star that
directed the wise men and the shepherds
to the place where Christ was born, will
appear again, it is said, in 1886. When
it does appear no star in the armament
VIII @OoA uSo 1ihohO t'OpOtohOh.
Messrs. Griffin s. Morris have decided
to connect with their ginning, corn mill
which will grind 100 bushels per day.
This will be quite q convenience to tho
Town, besides an enterprise that will pay.
The many friends of Mrs. J. X. Ro' :
inson, of the upper portion Of Anderson
County, will regret worry much to learn
Nof her death, which occurred OH the 9th
llt. She leaves a husband and several
title children.
Josh Billings says: "Next to clear
,onahience for solid comfort, Gums on
.,l.l shu."- He probably never suffered
with cough or cold, otherwise he would
nave referred to Dr. Bulls Cough Syr-
Up az beiug also n good thing to secure
:olief and comfort.
Mr.. J. McL. Sc,brook, son and
daughter, of Walhtila. are now ii town,
visiting her father, Capt. j. L. Thornley,.
Mrs. Seabrook il ever q most welcome
T;sitor among ho> maay friends IN Pie
ems.
r. So. oaidOrean Soc:
>". !.. ,, '.. e ,.... will give
o. .r rs ~ night.
''.. ,.. .., 80 g. benefit Of
d. ...c.y " u ~. laudnblo
,:fort will be encourages. D.. liberal
patronage.
Mossrs. Heler Wright and G. w.
;ragun were in town last Thursday.
hey have gone OH to Spartanbug
'ounty. They are travelling i'll the in
,rest of the Mormon church, and say
ley are without money and without
strip.
A very successful farmer says he can
not see that his cotton is much, if any
etter than it was last year, bat lie says
e knows of some crops which are twen-
1y-five per cent better.
Ask your druggist whether Shrinor's
ndian Vermifuge is really nm article of
lerit and whether it will destroy and OK
Mr.. w. H. Fl. Arial hns learned to be
'plite an expert in making cigars out of
obNcco ofhis own raising. ISis certainly
nfn superior quality. He has our thanks
or fine specimen of his work in this
line.
We feel very, very thankful to those
of our subscribers who have not only
blessed us with what was due for their
subscription, but even had the confidence
to pay considerably in advance. This
makes us feel stronger. We have also
added many new name, to our list.
Mr.. john W. BramleSt, ono of Green
"ille's hale and hearty young men hon
ored us with call last waoh. Mr.. Bran
lett was for some time q student at this
place III the Piedmont Institute, and he
10 f,t., L.,