The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-10-22
LOCAL x,TENrs-
Mr.. Jno. s. Fisher. OF Central, has
moved to Tryon, N. @.

November. Sce notices elsewhere in
these columns. 90 a# II aH3 ~ 5}E
DR.. w. r., Hollingsworth bought fine
Brahmin Heifer, half Jersey at the recent
Auction Sale, for $15.
Wo were glad TO meet in our town last
Sahbath M. S. r. MrCravy, one of Spar
t"nhurg'a most genial and successful
awyeE&
Rev. Z. -. Hay, recto- of the Episco-
pal church at Beaufort, s. G., is enjoy
ing short vacation. He is stopping
with Mai, j. II. Amber.
Tx paying is tho order of the day.
Come on and get your receipt, and if you
have anything left, just subscribe for THE
SENTINEL. o.. .....
Attention is called to the advertisement
for the sale of some very desirable lots in
the town Of Liberty, by John J. Taylor
as executor of Mrs. Eleanor j. Walker,
deceased. ... ...
If you want some bargaing read the
advertisement, of the Mimnaugh Syndi-
cate in another column. They show you
the figures.
Mr.. Jeremiah Looper still enjoys the
chase as much as he ever did. Last week
with his horse, his equipage and hounds,
he captured large gray fox.
Mrs. Smeltzer, the wife of DR.. J. P
Smeltzer, of the Walhalla Female Col
lege died on the 10th instant.
The owner of the jersey COW bought
by Mr.. w. M. Hagood of Ensley ut the
Pendleton Auction Sale for $38, a few
days before the auction, refused bid
of 800. ,..,..H
All persons indebted to me, on medical
accounts, are requested to settle at once.
W. J. BRAMLErr.
We acknowledge the receipt of an in
vltation to attend the Second Annual
Fair at Asheville, N. c., beginning on
the 10th instant, and ending on the 23d.
The Darlington Agricultural and Me-
chanical Company have our thanks for
an invitation to attend their fifteenth an
hual fair, which begins on October 2Sth,
md continues to the 3Oth instant.
Allen Rouse, colored, was committed
to Jail by Trial Justice b. J. Johnston.
on tho 18th instant, on a charge of forg-
cry. He had made out n doctor bill.
signing the name of DR.. II. w. Folger
and was trying to collect it out of the
Accident Insurance Company.
H"slth is tho greatest blesaing. No
child can be healthy if worms abound in
its stomach. Shrincr's Indian Vermifuee
will destroy and expol them and bring
tho blessing 80 long sought.
Rev. J. D.. Burkleal prcachcs in the
Presbyterian church Mt this place Thurs
day the 22d instant, at TAO p NJ, and
not in the morning of that day, as some
may have understood from our notice
last week. We are authorized to extend
most cordial invitation to all.
Maj. j. j. Lewis has our thanks for
'"."'' ~ ,l"' T." It yam potatoes this
"'..#v a. nf'rI . ta says he sent them
20 B.. .'"'."1, L.. mble and expense of
'nt"u'. '...,1 potato i'll n separate bank
{pr h, ,.g,r
Mr.. r. B. Askew, late Assistant Post
master ut Baltimore, said some time ago:
Having had occasion to try DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, Iunhesitatingly pronounce
1t the best remedy [ have ever used. A
small bottle relieved me of o. severe cold'
Mr.. J. A. Davis has bought out Mr.. J.
L. Kay, on Rice's Creek and become
permanent settler in this township. Mr.
Davis has valuable little farm and we
wash him much success in his new calling.
The state Democratic Committee tbinks
tho election of Gen Lee assured. It is
said that Sherman has turned his alton
ton to the aid of Billy Malone, but we
nre pursuaded that his Ohio methods will
not havemuoh effact in the Old Dominion,
An experienced farmer of this County
says TINT COWS fed on Bermuda Gross
give better milk and butter and mako
better beef than cattle fed on any other
food. He says also that crab grass bloats
horse, but bermuda (Tom BELIEF grass
fattens him as it goes.
Rev. w. III. Kirton conducted pro-
tracted meeting at this place last week.
which was brought to a close on Friday
evening. The services were very we'll
attended, and the sermons were thought
ful and earnest. There were no access
sions to the church, but this is not the
only measure of success in preaching the
word. Sometimes the most effective work
iS done without being attended by any
visible signs Of success, but when seed is
sown the harvest will follow. Mr.. Kir-
ton commenced protracteed meetino IN