The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-11-04
shoAN BRoa' deal in Pure Drugs.

The best physicians assure us that DR..
Balls Cough Syrup is reliable and
never failing remedy.
The most independent man ishe who
owes no one anything, but good will.
Many Of the subscribers to the SENTINEL
have made it and themselves happy, by
putting themselves in this deligh tfu
! condition.
| Mrs Cynthia Hollingsworth has been
for several days on visit to her son 90
G. L. Hollingsworth. She is now "a
years old and is remarkably active and
we'll preserved. Last Sabbath she Went
to visit her daughter Mrs, Joab Mauldin.
Messrs. Clark & Wilcox Of Greenville
are master workmen. If you need any
thing in their line give them call when
in Greenville. Their advertisement in
this issue will tell you what they pro-
pose doing.
Ii you have friend with a cough or
oold tell him to try DR.. Bull's Coueb
Syruy. 25.
Mr.. James l.. Stephens and Miss L.
Cassie Edens were married at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, Mr.. w. D.
| Edens, on tho evening Of the 28th ult.
Jim is one of our most successful Young
farmers and he has our hearty congratu-
lations on his good fortune.
DR.. J. F. Smith of Shutdown WAS in
Pickens last week. Though quite young
his career as physician has been most
successful, yet he is not satisfied with his
attainments. He will go to New York
in short time to take another course Of
lectures.
Since the introduction of Salvation Oil
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals has nothing to DO but to rub
occasionnlIy.
70 GINNERs:--Every ginncr in the
county IL requested to send us the num-
| ber Of bales Of cotton he has ginned up
to and including The 10Th OF thiyno.th
We wish to find out as near as possible
how many bales were produced in the
county this year.
Dr. H. 9. Davis one of Seneoa's Lead
ing physicians, aud one of the most en-
terprising druggists in the State was in
town last Sabbath. We are always glad
to sec the Doctor, and will never naas
him when we are in Seneca.
Mamma, papa says you wernt pretty
last week, but you are to-day" "Ah
my child, last week I had neuralgia, to-
day have Salvation OIL"
Mr.. VIM. Hunnicutt died at his homo
six miles west of Picl1ons last Friday
evening. He was sixty years of ago,
and has been for many years member
OF the Baptist church. He went to Ar
kansas ill 1884, and returned last spring,
! but he has not been able to work anv
| since his return.
lT ont Of sorts' Win headache. stomach
eSsetT@. torpid iiv ar pain IN IAck or side, con.
Ffkkt.sn: s6 T. hS:ect s'1y he tntai. ,Ooo dnee
ArcH deseo reatnra 10 Irv, h.A;;n AID visor
At the meeting of tho farmers last
Monday the following were the delegates
chosen 10 attend the convention in Co
iumbia on the 9th inst: II. G.. Shirley
II. A. Letter, Aaron Boggs, Jere,ah.h
Looper. w. B. Allgooi, DIR. w. z. Hol-
llngS~' nth. fUuthor ncIoant vii! b.
published Lert week.
Capt. W. A. NoFall, onoof AndArson
COunty's best citizens was in 10 Gee us
last week. He and his excellent wife
were visiting Capt. j. l.. Thornley,. Like
every ono else we see from Anderson,
he is proud of his county's delegation
to the General Assembly. Mrs. Nc
Fall has many friends and admirers in
our town and county who regret that her
visit was 80 short.
Will some enterprising contractor
tell us what it will cost to have DO SITS
for telephone wire put up between thia
place and Easley. 1t is 7 or miles and
they should be placed tho same distance
apart as telegraph posts. They should
be of chestnut, and not less than four
inches in diameter, and the same length
as telegraph poles. Several Of our oit-
liens are anxious to have the line estab
lished.
Alfred Henderson, colored boy about
eight years old, killed m infant of jim
eileen, colored about six months aid.
The boy says he did not go to kill the
baby, that he hit it with the hamm or for
crying A jury of inquest empanneled
by Justice Garvin returned verdict that
the killing was unintentional and the
boy was discharged: but by the advice
OF Solicitor Orr, he was committed to
Jail on the Goth ult.
For GHARLEsroN. The young ladies
of the "MyStio Sisterhood," of Pendle-
ton, will have nm entertainment, consist.