The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-01
LOCAL ETENTS.
Another candidate for Treasurer.

The scholarship medal in the Piedmont
Institute will be awarded each year.
Miss Felicia Folger, of Easley, is
visiting relatives in Pickens.
Piokens was radiant with the
smiles Of youth and beauty last week.
Thomas II. Smith is proud of his new
parIor boarder. 1t is thought that his
name will DO Ben Tillman.
Mrs. w. F. Gary, of Central hes boon
quite siek. 6he wNs improving Last
Monday.
Tho many friends Of Mrs. D. r. Brad
ley will be glad to learn that she is in
Pickens for the summer.
A pew Democratic Club has been Or
ganized at Fosters Store, in Dacusville
Township.
Last weeks fun in Piokens culmina-
tod in a most enjoyable social gathering
at Capt. Thornley's Friday night.
Nineteen delegates come from tho
Easley Club, instructed against primary
election for Congressman.
Miss Sarah P. Grogan, of the Wesley
an Female Institute, Staunton, Va, is
" visiting Mrs. J. E. Boggs.
Prof. H. E. Harris left last Saturday
forV irginia. Mrs. Harris will remain
some time in Pickens.
Hon. M. MoCaslan, of Merriweather,
Georgia, visited Pickens during com
mencement.
Rev. J. NJ. Plowden preached two most
excellent sermons in the Presbyterian
Church last Sabbath.
Last week near Seneca, Mr.. Mack
Soprry stabbed and killed colored man
named William Barton.
The Seneca young men must be in for
the farmers movement. They left for
Senec about daylight Saturday NOR
ming.
Central and Liberty Clubs favor q
primary election for Congressman. Pro-
oeedings came too late for publication in
this issue.
pAngeri A neglected cold or cough NAV
dt,ease. 6txonG's PICTORIAL Pills will cure a
cold % ny magic. Beat thing for dyspepsia In.
digestion. sick headache as Thousands testify.
Florence, six year old daughter of
Hon. j. @. Alexander died on the 18th
ult. She was carried off by combined
attack of dysentery and whooping cough.
Roman Senators, Roman Temples,
Roman Gods, haveall engaged the world g
atteLtion. but lhe nineteenth century nas
provided the greatest Roman Of them all
Salvation Oil. it kills pain.
MIR. Frank g. Mauldin has safely pas
sed the examinations at West Point and
been accepted as cadet from the Sd Dis
trlot. He is a son of whom the Pied
mont Institute should be proud.
+. MIR. John Gilstrap, who lives on Mr.,
VIM. Hunters place, last Monday
brought to this Office the champion cot
ton stalk. 1t was twenty-s inches high
and had twenty-five squares.
Strictly Pure white lead and Linseed
Oil, with large assortment of Color
Brushes, Glass and Putty, at Sloan Bros
Drug Store, Greenville, s. G. Remem-
Der 1t is poor economy to buy inferior
goods. The best are the cheapest.
Pug dogs as pets have had til cir day
among the extremely fashionable, but
colds never go out of fashion, 80 that it
is always necessary to know that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is sure cure for all
coughs and colds.
Seneca may we'll be proud of the dele,
cation from that city to the commence
ment exercises last week. The young
ladies are models of beauty and excel
lence, and seven more sober, intelligent
and deserving young mon could not be
found any Whe1e
In the introduction to bis oratien on
tho oath ult., Mr.. Benet paid most elo.
fhN W IhO BluuuouL uIlu uSduIJ
of our mountain scenery. He said the
only reason our mountains are not as far
famed as those of Switzerland and Scot
land, is because they have not been con
secrsted by poetry and fiction.
PtoKENs DEMOCRACY -Pickens @. III
Demt tcratio Club met last Saturday anG
organized by eleoting J. E. Boggs Pres
ldent, W. T. McFoll 1st vioo-president
and D. T. Gary, Secretary. The follow
ing are thy executive committee: G. l.
Hq(lingsw0rth, J. F. ,Folger, G. W
Tailor, L'ban Mauldin and W, J
{. E. y Rtbinson, J. J. Lewia, and J
r. Gary ERE appointed n cor,,,,;..'