The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-12-10
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tist Association will be found at Mr., w.
T.. McFall's for distribution. s5 @&&&k
Mrs. Rebecca Chapman, who lives 7
miles north Of this place, died on tho 9th
instant. This good lady was over 1O2
years old. ..." '.fe .'
Hons, J. n. Rorgs and J. III. Bowen
uI1 taking En notiyo part i'll the debates
o. In House Of Nopresentatives.
Sixty two ns r4u,ts have been converted
snd 70 have 'NUnrienced 'sanctifcation
at the holiness meetings in Anderson.
We call the attention of our readers to
the many new and varied advertise
ments which appear in this issue.
Major H. @ Briggs has been elected
1ntendant for the town Of Easley, in the
place Of Capt. A. W. Hudgens resigned.
Th& incest lot of china-were that has
been brought to Pickens for a long time
is to be see.. at Mr.. A. NJ. Morris's.
Robert Ellis, of Henderson County,
N. c., was i'll town last week, visiting
his relatives and friends. He says that
the secret in tobacco culture is the skill
in curing the weed.
Read w. II. McFall's Almanac for De.
oember. His stock is complete, but is
lacking in one commodity, which is usu-
ally found in stores, and that is soft soap.
Every other kind he has in abundance.
Our merchants are making great prep
arations for Christmas. Their goods are
arriving, and the glittering array will
make the hearts of the little ones Jump
for joy.
Greenville sends thirteen convicts to
tho Penitentiary this time. Six are white,
seven colored. The sentences vary from
six months to seven Years.
There are 800 delinquent taxpayers in
this County, as follows: In Easley Town
ship, SO; Liberty, 52; Central, So; Hur
rioane, 27; Pichens c. H., SO; Dacusville,
a. Pumpkintown, 10; Eastatoe, 25.
If our city fathers would have posts
put up at the corners of the streets,
young shade trees there would grow
more luxuriantly and wagons would
make n wide circuit.
Blue Stone, 10c. pound at Georges
Ensley, S. G.. 4
Tell your neighbor to come aud pay
for his Deeds, Mortgages and Liens III
the Clorks Office. The Clerk has waited
u long time and needs his money.
Tho South Carolina Annual Confor
encu, of tho Methodist Episcopal Church
South, convened i'll Columbia yesterday.
May peace and harmony prevail during
its deliberations, and much good be ac-
oomplishcu.
Tho Methodist Sunday School is
making preparations for IL Christmas tree.
On the night OF, the 9th instant, pres
ents will be distributed and prizes will be
awarded to the scholars who have been
most punctunl during tho year.
At the instance of three trustees; give
S
od with the interests of the Walk Nc FL
moyle College, is called at Liberty, Pick
ons County, on Tuesday, December 10Th
ut II o'clock, A. NJ. Trustees will be
punctunl, as there may be business of
importance OH hand.
HUGH McLEEs,
President of Board.
Hold on to the truth, for it will serve
you we'll and do you good through eter-
Iity. Hold on to virtue, it is beyond
price to you at all times and places.-
Hold on to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. for
there is nothing like it to cure cough
or cold.
In tho treatment of rheumatism, gout,
tic douloureux, semi-crania, sciatica, &c. ,
Salvation Oil should be applied to the
parts affected, and thoroughly rub
he'd in, 80 as to reach the seat of the dis
case. Itkills pain. Price 25 cts bottle
: James Alton, who was before Tria
,3tYtice b. j. Johnston one day last week
to answer to the charge of selling liquor
in the town of Central, this County, es-
capped from the constable who was con
voying him to jnil. The Central consta-
bles nro unlucky in this respect and
should put sand on their hands to hold
the slippery prisoners. ~ '.'..' b.
Col. VIM. Nimmons fell from his
wagon near Mr.. L,nban Mauldin's resi-
dence on the 29th ult. and WAS paralized.
He was kindley cared for by Mr.. Maui
din, at whose house he remained until
last Thursday. We hope the Colonel is
Gully temporary hurt, though it is feared
his injuries ara permanent.
Married, on tho evening of the Sd
December, 1885, by the Rov. S. M.
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