The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-02-04
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III uofer hhAluB tu9 Saiho lniSttshe bWlCo.
q Mr.. Donohoo arrived in Central las
week with two car loads of mules and
horses. 0s~ Nsa.-s.,-.,s a.. = d.,
Mr.. A. O. Welborne, of Greonville,
was in town last Saturday on profession
al business.
Weare "a ry sorry that sickness preven-
ted our kiiing the engagement at Griffin
last Saturday night. -.@ y 0.s,
Mrs. Cater, of Hurricane Township,
was arrested last week on q charge of
selling whiskey without a license. z
Mr.. G. w. Taylor returned to Pitkens
last week with his bride, Re is stop
ping at the Hotel deThornley. .,...
We regret to announce the death of
Mr.. @. p. Runion of Basley, which 90
Cured at his residence on the S1st ulh
II any of the neighbors are troubled
with calves wandering around loose, let
them tie an oyster can to their tails. This
remedy has been tried in Pickens and
found effectual.
Married, on the 28th ult., at&he resi-
dence of Mr.. Harrison Jones, in the
town of Easley, by s. d. Stewart, Trial
Justice, Mr.. James X. Robinson, to Miss
Cynthia Freeman-all of Pickens.
Last Monday, the vaeaht lot in roar of
Messrs. Alexander s. Fol gers store re-
minded one very forcibly of Sandy Flat
in the city of Greenville, so it was duly
ohristened "the Pickens Bone-yaid."
Prof. J. w. Ratcliffe is teaching largo
class in Penmsnship at the Piedmont
Institute. The Prof. is fine penman,
and comes highly endorsed as teacher.
His pupils at this place seem to be max
ing rapid advancement, and our citizens
would do we'll to keep him few weeks
longer.
Miss Anna Bramlett and Miss Mamie
Howell, two Of Greenville County's
charming dhuBhters, returned to their
homes last week. Their visit to this
place was a source Of much pleasure to
their many friends, some Of whom will
look forward with fond anticipations to
u repitition Of the same in the near fu-
ture.
Married on Thursday, the 28th ult.. at
the residence of the brides father, Mr.,
r. E. Mauldin, by DR.. Riley, Mr.. A. NJ.
Morris 80 Miss Inez Mauldin. The hap
py young couple have our congratu}al
tiona. Mr.. Morris Is al energetic young
merchant and with the happy selection
he has made we feel sure that he will
succeed.
Mr.. G. G. Hodges, of Abhovillc, has
our thanks for copy OF his book, ell
titled "Short Quotations. II is neatly
printed, well arranged and calculated to
he of much servict. Fifteen cents by
mail
If thou wouldst find much favor and
peace with God and man, be- very low in
thine own eyes. Forgive thysolf little
aud oShers much.
Tell your noighbor to come and pay
for his Deels, Mortgages and Liens III
he Clerks Ofice. The ClsriS has waited
long I, - and needs his money.
Danger! A neglected cold or cough NAV
Lead to PneurnOna Consumption or other fatal
disease. Strong IS Pecto<el Pi ,ls Will cu,ca
cnd ns by inarc. lcst thing lMr ayspensinin-
The way to produce smile on the
face Of a man, suffering with n racking
cough, is to make him q pfesent of
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Just
try it and you will be aatonished Mt the
result.
An old story.-Look at human being
when under the influence of that terrible
torture, rheumatism. Trivial symptoms
were neglected until the disease became
established. Whereasall tho long suffer
ing could have been prevented by the
prompt use of Salvation Oil, costing on.
ly % cents bottle at all drug stores.
We are Informed that there was a large
at Griffin Church last Saturday night
and the meeting was quite a sucdesa,
The next will be at Oolenoy embracing
tho fifth Sabbath in May. -. E*s
The apportionment of the school fund
among the several school districts, inolud-
ing balances FROM last year: '.1
Easley .....:!i..........S9 S9G8. 43 =,
Liberty. .......:......... 708. 96
Central. ...............67 679. III
hurricane. ......... 524. lO
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