The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-10-14
-IoCAI. ITIaNTs.
s1oAn nnoa, deal ia pares sDrugs.

AL his family are yet to have it.
Mrs. Sarah SW;lliams of Gainesville,
Ga is visiting her daughter Mrs. Richey.
q Col. J, e. Hagood and Mr.. b. A. Ila-
good left for Charleston last Friday.
The Cumberland Gap has applied to
Penitentiary for as many coDvicts as can
be spared from the institution.
There were several more shocks Of
earthquake along the coast section Of
the etate last Saturday.
We regret to learn that Mr.. J. NJ.
Smith of Liberty Township is very ill
with malarial fever.
The many friends of Miss Quenie Ha-
good will be glad to learn that she is
sble to ride out.
A sovereign remedy for pain, Saliva
son Oil-twenty five cents. Beware OF
oounterfeits.
A word to the wise. If you are troub-
led with cough or cold procure DIR. Bulls
Gough Syrup at once. Its use may save
you from severe sickness.
II it is case of cut or brusc, or break
oc sprain, Salvation Oil will settle mat
ters for Twenty five cents.
A shipwrecked sailor waiting for a sail
4 like business man sitting ut home
and nursing cough or cold. Get DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup and be cured
We presume tho next Governor Of
Tennessee will be named Tavlor as both
political parties are doing their best to
elect o man of that name.
Mrs. II. -. Combs of Adairsville, Ga,
and Mr.. u. G. Robinson Of this place
welt on trip to Brevard, N. c., last
week.
At tho recent meeting Of the Boad of
Examiners ton of the applicants were a
warded first grade certificates, eleven sec
ond grade, twelve received third grade,
and thirteen failed.
just on going to press we received
iau for q mass meeting Of the farmors
If Pickens County to be held i'll the
Donrt House sale day in November.
The oall will be published next week.
Sheriff Richey returned from the Cap
:ol last week, whore he went to SEQ six
# his summer boarders safcly lodged in
iiotel De-Sly. He reports the boarding
ouse in first-class running order.
Maj. j. II. Amber brought to this
":fice last week sweet potato weighing
j"ur pounds it WIS Of tho Southern
tlleen Variety.
New cotton hasl egun to come in. Two
thles come in ;from the Pea Ridge sec
zion last week bought by w. ~. McFu
or 81 centspor pound
Brother Mac has lots OF fun by hang
'". an apple up by string i'll front o:
-" store and tells the coons they may
20, bite.
Dur entcrprising stookman DR.. J. I.
E'"llingsworth, has added thoroughbred
Coy Bull to his herd near this place.
lie has correct ideas in regard to the
s.",k business.
look out, for Alexander & Folger's
nN" advertisement next week. They
witt tell you something that will be
ao'ice to you.
The proSrncted meeting commenced
'.7t Sabbath. Rev. j. G. Davis preach
"i It IL oolook from the text MY grace
il snffioient for thee. At night the Rev.
-. =. Durant preached most interest
iuH sermon from the text "rhou ant
"oiHhed in tho balances and found wan
5'4E." The Discourse was a most sol
"'"" and impressive call to the uncon-
ro5tad.
Ntd Aunt Mollio Howard who is now
years old walked to town q few
O." ago. She seems to have all her
j".'}ties. In conversation with citi-
He, 1he related many incidents of the
acrlnquake of1811. She says many fen-
~ md chimneys wera thrown down in
"a section and that manySSlarge fissures
H'rr unado in tho earth.
r Elbert Hester came to our relief
't-t week, when we were almost over
wh3lmsd with work, and he succeeded
III bringing every thing through on time.
10 is one of the most rapid oompositors
"ld preessman, we have over Sc
dr. Julian W. Bruce went to Andcr-
son last Monday to accept of clcrkship
IN the National Bank at that place. He
""' already shown rare business quail
|'"' and his sober industrious habits
%'arantee FOR him n most srooo.af,,,