The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-05-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
There is O good Drop of plums.

The maple and elms along the streets
are getting to be nice shade trees.
The citizens generally have gone into
tho whitewashing business.
We are glad to report our Mr.. Thomp-
son os somewhat improving.
There is considerable complaint about
the stand Of cotton being irregular.
Miss Ida Hollingsworth has returned
from most pleasant trip to Charleston.
! Mr.. G. w. James has return ed from
his trip to the mountains, cured and feel
ing good.
Mr.SJ. Mod. Bruce went to Charles.
tonlast Tuesday to attend the u. S. Court
as a grand juror.
Rev. J. G. Davis will preach in the
Methodist Church at this place, noxt
Sabbath evening.
: Only few cases of roseola remain.
The holders are anxious to dispose OF
them at or below cost.
Mr. J. F. Folgcr has been quite sick
from rising in his throat, caused by
having tooth pulled.
SEQ change of advertisement Of A. M.
Morris, in this issue, and when in need
of anything in his line, give him call.
Ono of the fine mules belonging to
Messrs. Alexander & Folger died last
Sabbath morning. 1t was thought to
have had bots.
IF 'out of sorts with headache, stomach
disorder, torpid liver, pain N back or side, con-
OF Stromss Sanative Pills wit viii give relief.
Afew doses restore 10 new health and vigor.
Green peas have come ut last, and we
suppose that they are just as good now
as they would have been if they had
been on hand month ago.
Messrs Hovey & Townes have received
their full stock Of summer goods. If
you want bargain give them call.
Their new advertisement will appear
next week.
Mr.. James Ooten deserves several
chicken pies from his noighbors. Last
week he killed an owl measuring four
feet and three inches from the tip. of ono
wing to the tip of the other.
For good smoke call on Morris for
the Grand Republic Cigar. These Ci-
gars are warranted absolutely and un-
qualifedly all havana long filler without
admixture or adulteration.
Prof. G.. w. Moore, Of Seneca, has
consented to take charge of the High
School at Central. He will move over
G,me time in July. Prof. Moore has
sucoeeded we'll in this county, and we
congratulate the people of Central upon
their good fortune in sec uring his scrvi-
ceS.
Last Friday evening Mr.. W. D. Wig
gins little boy was bitten on the foo! by
snake, supposed to be a water mecca
Rin. The boys foot was soon much swo
len and he was very sick, but ut last ac
counts he was improving.
Farmers Wishing to be successful with
sheep should guard them against expo
srre. But if in eheltcring his sheep the
farmer exposes himself and catches cold,
he must use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Look here, upon this picture, and on
thnt. One happy boy, dancing and
jumping with his Little friends. The
other bent with suffering and pain The
happy child's mother uses Salvation Oil
All druggists sell it at twenty-6 cents
bottle
Reapers and Mowers, a first class
Reaper for $S0.00 first class Mower
for $4,000. Harvesters and Binders re-
duced in proportion. Eclipse Engines
and Separators, Cane Mills and evapo-
Eators at Wilkins, Poe & Co.'S, Green
vile, 8. O. Wholesale Dealers in Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements.
80 3.
ATTENTION NSTOCKHOLDERs.- .-Mr. SchO
field writes from New York under date
of the 9th instant, saying that it will not
be possible for him to be present ut
Greenwood on the 18th instant, and ask
ing that the meeting of the stockholders
be adjourned to the 18th of June. He
says he has placed in the hands Of
Col. r. E. Bowen statements and owl
dence which will satisfy the friends Of
tho road that tho adjournment is neces-
sary and for the best interests Of all con-
ocrned-
Mrs. Jane J. Hoyt, the venerable
mother of Col. Jumos A. Hoyt, of the
Baptist Courier, died in Greenville last
Saturday night after an illness of several,
weeks aged IT years. Mrs. Hoyt was
Anative of Augusta county, Virginia, but
had been n resident of this State for the
past forty-fiye years, living most of that
time in IIaurana oOilnty Sha bod