The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-01-29
r..toCAT4 ITEMs.
3lFow, sleet and rain last week.

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1t ,a rjIne to begin to think about the
w len. ~. r..... .,.srEs
W. ~. J. Porter killed mad dog
ldor ne floor of his house last week.
yh" my friends we indulged in the.
1T conll aign, will please make payment.
Commence breaking up your land for
.u n"zt rop as soon as tho ground is in
e.. cr condition.
t.. 10y has retired from his Profess
ron.n IN the Piedmont Institute, and
j levote NIL his time to his churches.
Mr. i 8. Clyde, our very efficient
3dNty auditor has moved with his
lnIJy to our town. ..,..
u. d. Young, photographer, is
- ed at this place, and will take
'"2 }lc ure in the best style of the ar
~ 81 t'sonable figures.
To" t,overnor has appointed T. O.
ohusMl, Esq, of this place Trial
'.,tIr1, vice j. B. Newbery, resigned.
Tive wountains were white with snow
Ny".Aesday morning, and the wind
at quarter was very cutting.
Tho ,oming holidays will be more gon-
81, served than any for years, and we
,..t mind our readers that o bottle
n,ull's Cough Syrup will prove a
..% n'.eptable holiday present.
''..H y-five cents expended for one
'." Shrmer's Indian Vermifuge will
'- + child from the horrible agony
.', eaten by worms.
.@.. f II. A. Richoy, on last Tuesday,
@.">' he three negroes convicted at tho
At IT, of Court for this county, to
a. ttentiary.
T. = Newbery, Esq, of this place has
49,. as Trial Justice. Mr. Newbery
salary fixed by the last Legis-
-t.. 80 per year, does not justify
giving the office the attention it
.".--. Trial Justice Johnston of
for the same reasons, refused TO
!. when the appointment was ten
IN. Whether the other Trial
IL the County will resign or not,
.r u1t know. The law fixing the sal
-. ms to be generally opposed by
.. 80 Justices in the County.
g.. unity Commissioners are max
sionally, some very impo"tnrt
!blo changes iii tho public road
from thiH place in the road
.... Il by Griffin church Is badly
A good "trotting" road cln be
$50 iowu creo:E all nearly m lie
stance. AS the road now runs
)ne hill and DIVA another. -
= tho chang nga-lothiug would
..... place more.
hPGRANCE EWoRXER-RGMOv
-.H .UMRlA.-A 1.-Two Temperance
.." = hisasd sami-moHthlT in Sum-
', d.. q. OS5ool, under the editorial
rlt of Roy. Fl. Il. Chritzhorg,
4. OF j. 0. G. Z. of S. c., Hs-
IN able corps of writer's. Terms
er nnnum.
Mr.. ". Warren Ford has
''.- rom the Baltimore Clothing
:,.- i. Rothchild's, the "Excolsior
'.. House," and invitea ali his
; I'd cu3tomers, and the public
1, II. -
..'.''.'' where he would be glad to
N. 'm.nt jan 15--4
..' CULTUaE.-'Tho FEBRUARY ard
'.'..a 1bers of The Cotton Plant, the
H.' "'i ulturnl Journal in the Safe,
.2,d'~ 1T Marion, s. c., will contain
"a II T.. IN Tobacco Culture by one of
3a ..'.. :perienced and successfull to-
a,'@y ,,..l ers in North Carolina, which
',.h, "' read by every farmer in the
l, ~ cit Of South Carolina, which
aria to be admirably adapted to
''' "..,... full growth Of the tobacco
IN, Cotton Plant is an 8 page 10
.. |,H nal devoted exclusively to the
N1lo ElC6 OU CbulS Il
I"iden's Creek Items.
"-o@. on hor onward march, has
."'"' .". snowy white robes over the
'vr ,.5' les.
ill.," ming interest are but slowly
iY0"e.a. owing to the severity Of the
iutor.
"h", ops are looking toilerably we'll
st9, tH1o we're sown during tho month
AoY"rn''er has been badly injured by
d" +"y,rl ,reozes.
M"s >."ry Alice Clayton, our very
holrn' o@l popular teachor, opened n
'to3, 1T i'ross Roads Academy on the
Nm instant, with 20 pupils in attend
,e'. tnr"nts send on your children,
eNt" ",hiun their tender minds ON
'T"' q iSn"wledge, that will be moro
song n@d enduring than the thrones of