The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-09-24
Local ITEMS. .
Read Mr.. Morall's October letter.

6 Suy. @
When you have any cash to spare re-
4 member THE SENr1NRn.
q The cotton and corn crops in this
County are a little short of expectations.
Read the advertisement of johnson
! Hagood, the thoroughbred Jersy Bull.
The Executive Committee of the Pied
mont Ef;s Association met last Tu esday
The so. Presbytery meets next FRI
day at Greenwood. a.,
MI Farmers, come to Pickens next Mon,
day and let each other know your views
on the wheat and oat Drops. -
Mrs. D. F. Bradley left piokens last
Monday for Columbia where she will
spend the winter.
We get no encouraging reports from
olIf esteemed friend, Mr.. G. W. Lay
He is still quite sick,
5st Miss Lila Riley hos returned from Lau.
fons county, where she has been engaged
" HeuchlhS scnOol,
The Presbyterian Church Mt this place
is now complete, A communion service
and a bell are the next articles on the
docket. .,>
There will probably be on eleotion for
license or no license in Atlanta some
time this month.
-.. A colored man in Anderson has raised
sweet potato II inchesin circumference
and weighing % pounds.
A Mr.. Reynolds of Edgefield County,
has peach tree which, this year has
borne two crops of fruit
A triple source of happiness "a good
business, contented mind and a bottle
OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
There is decrease in the earnings of
the railroads. in this State for the last fis-
cal year.
T.. ,. A little son of Captain A. w. Hudgens
of Easley died last Friday. The bereav-
ed parents have the sympathies Of the
entire community.
Mrs. Mary Miller died at her rosidcnco
I three miles above this place, last Tuesday.
She was i'll the fifty fourth year of her
ago. She leaves six Qhi;dran and many
relatlves aud friends to mourn her death.
3 The patience, perseverance, and energy
OF Judg" Wallace has won f1r him many
golden opinions among a,,r people.
They will be glad when the time rolls
round Cor him to preside over the court
nga.2
Our thanks nre duo to Captaia James
A.: Griffin for some of tho finest apples
we have &oon This season. Thoy wore of
tho Ben HnYiS ans, Crimes Golden v.,rie-
tics. Tho Captstii, }sns 3 superb orchard
>@nd ho is improving IL every y@ar.
.sa election far subscription or r.,
s,tacription to this Gnroiina, Cumberland
Cap and Chicago Railroad will be hold
in the town Of Aiken on the 22d inst.
Mr.. W. G. Siaiaa. Of Anderson county,
from one sixteenth of un ncre expects to
make about one hundred pounds of good
tobacco, which ut 20 cents pound would
bo worth fsa5,
Convulaions, fits, etc. are frequently
causod by an army of worms gnawing,
gnawing, gnawing night and day, eating
+he vitals away. Shriuor's Indian Yer
nifuge is safe and cheap fsplady.
Salvation Oil, the greatest pain euro
@n earth, is guaranteed to effect n cure
whore it is possible for the seat of the
disease to be reached by liniment.
Price 25 cents "a bottle.
Ben Brockman, colored, who was
stabbed Mt Greenville on .4he Goth ult.,
tdiel last Friday. The verdict of the
Coroner's jury charged Warran Walker,
white, with the murder,
Last Friday evening rs Mrs. James II,
: Amber and Miss Michel were returning
from town TO the plantation, it became
most too dark for them to drive success
fully, and when they were near their
journeys end the buggy was overturned
and its occupants thrown out, Neither
was seriously hurt. The mule drew the
buggy into the wagon yard wrong side up.
Mrs. e. Moore, Of Atlanta, gave an
entertainment consisting Of recitations
and readings i'll the Institute Hall last
Saturday night. She was assisted by
Prof. johnson, of Spartanburg. Mrs.
3 Moore is travelling in tho interest of the
: now Magazine, Dixie, which is published
1 in Atlanta. We can't say that Dixie
i supplies long felt want.
Mrs. William Crawford daughter of
Dir. Aaron Beggs died Mt her home beloy
Central on INST t5elStHstlay and her remains
were inferred tho following day i'll the
family buryinor oyround o4 ii, ..oa;1.