The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-09-10
NO. So
rnr NEws or 80 49,.
Some OF the Latest Sayings and Doinas s.s
South Carolina.

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nNe 'i'iies VI 'iie Town OF pslsssli
n ~ 9, Snlche9 WIN iouI s1ees AIasiegs Is
is - put ior"ara US 1oucksyalie csira raosyi d
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The loss from thesreeefa 9harlcs-
oon 60n cyclone IS new rnnsslp 70 S2
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Tho United States Court, now sit 4.
ting Ill Grcenville, Is disposing of con@
sioeraple business.
MI. j. M. Iyy, ,of Rock Hill, is i
very i'll, and but little hope Is enter
tanned OF his recovery.
Mr.. Willie Gregg, OF Marion, was
thrown from stumbling. horse and, it &
is thought, fatally injured.
Tho cotton receipts in Greenyille
last year were 1860 bales, against
1885 bales the year before.
--Opportune rains III Lexinatof
county have gladdened the hearts of
farmers andimproved the crop pros
poets.
Pink Smith and his wiz, baye lf.een
arrested in Spartanburg, charged with
causing the death Of their sicR SON nv Z
neglect.
The supply OF timers and carpei-
tcrs in Charleston is not equal to the
demand. Good workmen command
fancy prices.
Miss Agnes Milligan, of Helena.
broke one arm last year by a fall, and
last week she broke the other While
roller skating.
-Captain Henry Sally. of .Io,,s.s
town, Aiken county, owns aacalf nino
months old that has Ijeet,G giving milk
for several al,months. s
--ChosterfieId corntv iai1 has. ,,ot 4
single prisoner awaitinS 1triai: SiFhe
Sheriff will have 10 invest i'm aspair ofS
white gloves for the Judge.
uCol IT. q OMAN AZ f,ba,.l,sts.,,i
bonoht cottoue on S,,lI;yc,ss IsIsr3
tho dov beforc the storm Spbe ,doSs & &
after it was in ruins on the ground. IS
The woodcn yorebouee i,ls,oar ~
tbc frc;oht donot In Na,uhn,.,,,, Y,,Sa
hurnt SnnSav ,oss on h,;ia;,,a,s ~, 4
contents about al COOS no insnSance, noe ,sS
-Colonol Jouatt p Snr;tl, ne = ! s,a,.
af the McCSormick Inanoanesa nina n
has oot an order for 4. Clf1ll TONS IF 4 fha 4
ore. Thc ncxt shinment ooes 10 mo.
land. . u
-Cantain Andrew W;lsan stbe M,
eunsmith, died at 'his resida,,ca 3 o,,
Stump Creek. Oconee oonnfy, On tbas
31st August. at tho advanced ago$nf
1O3 years. 81 70 TO-
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oo;no on IN SHADY Gra1a RnDt;st
Church. Anderson county and soysy
ninety convcrts hove heen r5ado IL
seventeen dovs
! ,r,1o A,,so.. s,...s
Jonothened its seest9sssosI y
colimn to each page on account Of its
increased advertising patronage. It ia
now u 36-column paper.
Tho no,,io;,oI aIoot;o<, "a r. .,oSs
willie wbich nccnrS nnSt 'ruaal. ,ya,s;s.
cs 70 bc hotIV contcstnd Mr. A & Is
Williams, ed;tor of thn Nc,ns "a no,ai.
mated for aIdermanie bonors.
-Tou;s vornor : Aoarn a., o,,,,,1o,,od
nv the South CaroIina Raiivuav fyom.
panv. fell from n train near. .cyI,arlestanl
Inst Thursdov and rece;va1s =" i,,;nSSas ,s;Isa
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pon~U Tnn" unu oVaan thman ar 3 aaa n,s an
DnI :,iioi Y, my youns alt M Mlliets ~
cultivation five acres of tobacco stiIS RIA /,
vinld nromisos to he ahnnSonf
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NY. Jonn ,: w. lalnei, ol .:l4a 1ahcasIer,
llhs M GoGntn Eilmn ao"s.et aYo ~
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hu1 i,us ~ s4Ia' h 5 uomm ~ ,L Jauei - gYS its
oan, oo,. ~ '"o e'ooN>' " Hon ploNtis spl
M. wu,;o,, sr,,;uon ot.Tona.a
tor nh;,o " on m''h. he u ~av ~ eborcb : az,
dn,,.a tI,, WIZ n sn U T nn ",HI cooniatoIrhs.n
iTcyd % 60 m,",I n" h,oni, e,,oLi bo;,;,r IA e
orsun3 - in eevaral Enofa ffs d;ss
"atchod hath tho owl ond thc snaSa &
i'"'0io" Do'n Wv o"i ".o 10 '9e, ~
-Aoont ono month ago Lnrss srs S,lll. Sul.
Purnia f1hch, out !oWarus Wahnae 1il5
IroVe, Spartniippu,s pt p i a.ttys oouhsys M. .
Soon Soon a1!eI @ Ina ina' Ger Sa aaaer, NE, us iss
MoLa, uiSo Str mlS1 I;nS a,;d niisp sh ttiISie,
announcer aaughter' oi9u, ana Ssno Mas
9urlGu Monuuy: 1icre 30 ahotiler
oaughtef quito SICK.
Some of the farmers OF Marioi1
arc letting the fodder dry upon Che