The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-11-19
PIcKENs Q. H. s
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
Blue Stone, 10c. &c pound at
Easley, S. @. -. i. =.

Monday, Judge Wallace presiding.
Mr.. John L. Gravley has been ap
pointed postmaster at Sunny Dale.
There have been n great many fruit
;rees planted in Piokens County this
tall.
Agood Mich Cow with second calf
Tor sale by F. NJ. Morris, on the West
End. ."
Maj. j, j. Lewis has Good Farm to
Rent for the year 1886. Lessee allowed
TO SOW small grain Mt once.
/3ubscribe for TIE SENTINEL. It will
~sive the proceedings of the Legislature
in detail. $1.50 will pay the bill.
Mr.. James Roper was before Commits
''ioner Thornley's court on the 10Th inst.
de gave bond for his appearance on n
lay certain.
Phe proceedings of the last County
commissioners Court are published this
eek in the shape of their annual report.
Our thanks are duo to General w.
lelley for some extremely large turnips.
s'ue of them measured 27 inches in cir
umference.
IL was most ready to return q blow
Id would not brook at all this sort of
ling" for know could cure all dam
ses with Salvation Oil.
The dwelling of Mr.. VIM. Bowen,
anterville Township in Anderson Coun-
was fired into on the night of tho 9th
stant, by some persona unknown.
Rev. B. Holder has sent two bushels
IT corn to the Centennial Exhibition in
larleston. If he does not got premi-
on it, there is some finer corn in this
ate than any we have read about.
The Executive Committee of tie
q welve Mile River Association will meet
= ! Pickens Court House on the first Mon-
ny In December next. w. B. A11aooD,
hartman.
Col j. O. Thompson of this place has
turnip which measures 80 inches in
"rcumference. This turnip ought to 90
10 the Centennial Exhibition at Char
sston. ,-
There will be preaching by tho pastor,
isev. b. j. Guess, at Gap Hill, on the
tn sunday in November and Saturday
: etore, at II A. NJ. Also, preaching at
,ong Branch on 9th Sunday in tho after
oon at 8 o'clock.
Last Friday Mr.. W. NJ. Ferguson met
18th the misfortune to have his left arm
tractured and dislocated ut tho elbow
hnt by being thrown from wagon.
'r. Il. w. Earle dressed his wound,
mon ls doing as we'll rs could be ex-
) ected.
The Cadets from the Citadel Academy
I'D q better time ut the fair thou NJ
ody else They ate breakfast three
mes on the morning of their visit to
olumbla, and one Breakfast was pre-
plred for them which they did not see.
Mr.. J. II. Brown, OF New Haven,
onneoticut, was in Pickens last Mon
dy, prospecting for suitable lands on
" hlch to plant colony of settlers from
% state. Should he succeed, the class
" Immigrants which he represents will
90, received with hearty welcome.
Clara Louise Kellogg is to receive $12,-
10 for singing twenty nights in Paris
100 night! No wonder she is in love
With DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, the great
H'medy for coughs and colds, for what
"ould she do without it, if she should be
p tacted suddenly by hoarseness2
a largo crowd attended the Sabbath
. 'hool celebration at Tabor last Saturday.
y ddresses were delivered by Revs. s. A.
ary, W. b. Singleton, J. II. Lewis,
adge j, FL. Newton and Mr.. J. e.
No8gs. A sumptuous dinner was served
''t the open air, and all agreed that the
G eelebration was signal success. The
ndency of Sabbath school work in tbis
county is emphatically onward aud nm.
Hard. q s@t5 g.. +. a.;I
Mr.. o. II. Carpenter, Of the soludO
side was in town last Saturday and poid
ats subscription to THE SENTINEL, until
'otnetime in 1887. No one but q news.
? 2aper man knows how to appreciate
,tlch mark Of confidence and apprecio.
ION. Mr. Carpenter is one of the.most
l,terprising and successful farmers in
his county. .6V rt a..,l. w., .3l@
DowERIGHT NEANNEss. ,ast Satur.
ny two most estimable Yoms- ladies,
'inle on their way to Dacusville, acoo,.:-
ahied By the little brother of one of tbe
sdies, were subjected 20 most ungentIe-
lanly treatment by d white man un-
nown to them TAeladies turned their |
uggy entirely out OF the road 10 let the