The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-02-18
local ITBNGs.

Miss Hattie Postslle has g6ne to visit
relatives in Asheville, N. @.
Mrs. J.iWesley Major, of Anderson
County, is visiting her son, Mr.. w. r.
Major of this place.
Mr.. D. K. Norris, one of Anderson
Counties wealthys and most progressive
farmers was in town last week,
One Of Our good farmers said last
week he thought the planters ought to
Advertise that they ore now selling their
cotton below cost:
Mr.. w. T.. Meares has moved into his
new residence South of tile Public
Square. He is costly fixed up, and has
oil the conyeniences for comfortable
village home.
If your return to the Auditor is not
made before next Saturday, 6fty per
}cent will be added to what you are Worth.
Be sure that you have made your re-
turns.
A gold button with coral beeds picked
up on College Hill. Owner can recover
by identifying property and paying for
this notice.
FLOWER SEEDS FOR TR1An-The JOS
eph Harris Seed Company, Moreton
Farm, Rochester. New York, offers COL
lection of new and rare Flower Seeds for
trial, at reduced rates. For description
and further particulars, see their new IL
Illustrated Catalogue for 1886. It will be
sent free to all our readers.
Special Deputy Collector, r. A. Bow
on, destroyed an illicit distillery in this
County on the night of the 9th inst. 1t
was located in the extreme northern por-
ton of the County, near the North Caro-
lima line.
GooD SEEDS DREoT FROM THE FARM.
ANY of our readers who want good
fresh seeds should send for the new Seed
Catalogue for 1886, just published by
the Joseph Harris Seed Company, More
ton Farm, Rochester, New York. It is
sent without charge, postag8paid Send
for it and get your seeds direct from the
growers.
He had just returned from his summer
vacation, and describing the beauties of
mountain scenery to q lady friend, he
asked: "Have you ever seen the CATS
kill ,mountains2" and she answered; "Nol
but have seen the Bulls cough syfupl"
The citizens of the community of
Griffin Church and all others Interested.
are requested to meet at CLASSY Mount
ain School h6use: on Friday the 18th
inst. at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of Or
geniziug a Farmers and Mechanics Club.
MANY CITIZENS.
BEST VARIETIES OF CxpBAGE. &+fha
earliest variety of Cabbage is the jersey
Wakefield. For second early, Hender
sons Summer is q popular variety. The
best fall and winter variety is Harris
Shortstem Drumhead. There are other
good kinds, all of which can be obtained
from the Joseph Harris Seed Company,
Moreton Farm, Rochester; New York.
Send for their catalogue and try their
seeds. qhere is nothing better.
The EApiest boy we have had the
pleasure Of seeing in some time was last
Thursday engaged very industrioualy
hauling wood. He had two small year.
lings yoked to broad little four-wheeled
wagon aboutten inches high. The calves
the boy, and the wagon, all seemed to
understand each other perfectly. The
commands, "gee and haw" were properly
given and promptly obeyed. The Judge
who was with us, did not think the boy
would swap places with Mr.. Cleveland,
unless the President would offer ano her
yoke of calves "to boot"
Rev. j. @. Davis, pastor in charge,
preached very earnest and searching
sermon in the Methodist Church at this
place, on last Sabbath, from the text
"Now if any man has not the spirit Of
Christ, he is none of His" The Church
was filled even to the "amen" corners
and the strictost attention was given. The
sermon was good one, and we'll timed
After the sermon those who had joined
at the last Quarterly Conference, were
baptised and received into full fellowsbir.
A doctor in Nashville gave the follow.
ing prescription for sick lady, suffering
With neur egia: IA new BONNET, q cash
mere shaw. pair of gaiter boots, and q
bottle of salvation OIL" The lady re-.
covered immediately, and earnestly rec.
bmmends tie Salvation Oil to every one
1T is sold at all drug stores for % conts
dbottle.
Mrs. Polly Capehart, aged about 7b
years, died nt her residence in this town
on last Thursday night, tie tith Instant
alter painful illness of one month. Mrs,
sOapeh"rt was widely and favorably kown