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

ralu III tie mountains on Cedar Creek
and suddenly came upon seven of the.
boys, fiery furnace, ten gallons of
whiskey, and not far distant q still which
gave evidence Of an overheat by recent
undue exercise ON the, furnace. Three
OF the boys fled precipitately, but John
Holden, James Holden, w. J.. Cren-
shaw andS. A. Bryant, accepted an i'm
vitation to come to town. The whiskey
was poured out. The defendants have
been held for trial at thenext term of court
MIR. WmBIE III. WARNooK..-On last
Saturday, at Cedar Springs, in; Spartan
burg County, Willie Warnock breathed
his last. He was seized with q conges-s
tive chill on Friday morning and he new
er rallied. His remains we're brought to
Central on last Sabbath at which place
the funeral was preached by DIR. Riley.
Willie learned the printers trade in this
Office and during his soiourn of two years
in our midst he won the confidence and
esteem of all who knew him. The afflic
ted parents have outheart felt sympathies
Goods we'll bought are halfsold; there
fore come quickly or you miss the great
est opportunity of the season. Bound
to please you all i'll our new styles of
Mems, Youths, and Boys tailor fitting
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
and hats. Remember this is well
bought stock; bought by II careful pains
taking buyer; bought by an experienced
Judge of value; bought on it's merits as
to beauty, style and quality, and above
all bought lqw, bought extremely low;
therefore our new stock, our very COM
pletc stock is already half sold. Come
right in, close up the sales, get the bar
bains at l.. RoTHscu1rD's
Excelsior Clothing House,
Greenville. S. G..
SALEDAY.-A considerable crowd was
i'll attendance upon tho sales last Monday,
and land generally sold pretty well. The
Jones land on the waters of the Oolenoy.
100 acres was sold to j. E. Boggs for
$3.50. Tract No. 1, of the Haynes land.
81 acres, was bought by Mr.. Andrew
Haynes, of Georgia, for 1875; tracs No. Q
mtaining 8S acres, by Col. Holigsworth
Tor $545; tract No. 3, containing 1S acres.
by Col. Hagood, for $3.50; tract No. 4
'ntalnlng Sacres, by Major j. j. Lewio.
f'r $85. The Mary Leathers tract IN
Central Township, III acres was sold to
Mr. Aaron Boggs for 205. The Thonp
son tract i'll Pumphintown Town ship 100
acres was sold to Wi!iun ThomDson.
G 'lor 'd, for 1925. The tract in Central
Township Oh Six Mile Crock, 1CO acres.
WIS sold to S. r. Case, MORTGAGES. for
Sjo5. In the case Of Duncan VS.. Duncan
n tract of II acres was sold 10 Mr.. John
l. Williams, for $7J, and ncros, to J.
e. BoggS, for Sl3. all on vatnrs of Geor.
ge5 Greek. The Peter Koith tract on
Carpenters Crack, c. acres, was sold to
NJ. j. Il. Nix for 50 5. The Price, tract
on oolc:Ioy River, 150 acres was sold to
W. ~. Price fbr 800. Tho Archer land
hear Easley, 35 acres was sold to Mr.. q.
ii. Barton for $3.50.
Tho Board Of Agrculturo have taken
hold OF the subject of tobacco culture,
ami are taking steps to offer special in
"nc aments to some one in each county.
The News and Courier is prepared to
furnish free to all its subscribers in this
state package of Cuban seed and
pamphlet on tobacco culture.
A colorcd infant five months Old, died
very suddenly i'll Central last Sabbath
night. 1t was suspected there had been
some violence, bat on an inquest held
by Trial Justice Johnston, DIR. Folger
sail that i'll his opinion the child come
to lis death from, congestion of the
lungs.
Capt. A. w. Hudgons has boen ap-
pointed postmaster at Easley, s. G.
The Captain Is II good Business man and
will no doubt make an efficient and good
humored postmaster.
On Monday we were shown beauti.
full specimen Of pure white marble OBJ
tanned some where near Liberty. 1t is
rumored that stone coal has been dis.
covered i'll the noighborhood of Boggs
mountain.
MIR, Jack Swan the genial and officiont
assistant depot agent at Euslcy, has gone
10 BowersVllle. Georgia to take charge of
depot on the Elborton Railroad.
Rev. B. Holder has our thanks for a
most beautiful aud delicious cluster of
Autumn apples. He says he hns seen in
ms orchard rs many as 10 in one cluster,
just as close together OH the limb as they
could be placed.
All persons indebted to me, on medical
accounts, arc requested to settle Mt once.
w. j. BRAAILErr
The highest cash price paid for Seed
Cotton. nt Griffin G. ATor,;o, ,,;,