The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-02-25
LOCAL ITEMS


\ Mr.. G.. A. Ellis has returned from
Gainesville Georgia. ....
Miss Sunie Amber is attending the
Female College at Greenville.
Mr. j. w, Bruce of Seneca, was in
town last Sabbath.
e, Col. JSE. Hagood was in town last
Monday and Tuesday.
\ When in Greenville; 90 to r. s. Nor
gan for the best shoes.
Major D. Grice has large and -four
ishing school in spite of the measles.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of the Dacusville High School.
Mrs. H. P. Sitton, of Autun, s. G., is
visiting the family Of Maj. J. J. Lewis.
There are several now buildings in
process Of erection in and around Lib
erty.
If you need any tools about your farm
and haven't got them, come and ask Nc
Fall for them.
Cheerfulness is an almost cetrain in
dex of q happy mind and pure good
heart.
The smaller the calibre of tho mind
the greater the bore of and ever open
mouth.
hn a ISs>, ,S;k
anvil or hammer; yet how many are
a thing but bellows.
Mr.. P. H. Boggs has returned with
his family to Liberty, and is engaged in
building on his recent purchase at tha
place.
"Mid pleasures and palaces though
we may roam, be it ever 80 humble" I"
there's no specific for pain like Saliva
ton Oil. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Mr.. J. H. Brown acts as depot agent,
express agent, and telegraph operator
for Liberty.
Miss Zealy Pickens, of Greenville,
has been visiting the family of Mr..
j. b. Newberry. She returned to Green
vile last Saturday.
There have been more spring oats
'sowed i'll this county during the present
month, than ever before in the same
longth of time.
For the best and cheapest stoves and
real first class groceries, call on Mr.. A.
N. Morris at the Masonic Temple
Mr.. r. H. Smith, of Liberty, has pur-
. a'ed IL gravity level, which he uses to
& eat SSfisssut.lge i'll terrayius and laying
OF ul,l.nIidGitche'.
NJ. L. 0. DrJmm anl NJ. John
Glls;ain we.e cJmmiI5eI - iaii lust t'ri-
d!y on chArg, of scaling u mule from
Jpe Gl,zener, of North Cirol;,i., on tho
nj 5ht of the 4th inst.
just about dark list Saturday evening
til most dazzltng meteor we have ever
s,.n flashed across the Eastern sky.
Ms. Ladl, the mother Of Amos Dadd
who was killed somo years ago by reve-
lie olHcprs, also mother-in law Of licNi5
.R. Re,Bhond, was in Plckens last week.
Mr.. J. G. c. Parsons is assisting NJ,
j. D. Smith, of Liberty, i'll bis grocery
ssJre. The Squire seems, in a great
teasure to have regnned his youth and
Tor .har act w.t.
When you need furniture Of any kind
call on Runion & Blaylock at Easley.
Ihay will sell you the best rs cheap us it
can be bought anywhere
If you want real nice pretty goods for
the spring seassn, call Oh Me3srs. Hovey
g. Townes next door to the National
Bank, Greenville. They keep every
thing in the way of dry goods and notions
md at bottom prices.
Last Friday tho Hon. W. T. Field,
Senator, paid the Treasurer of this Coun-
ty 1920, with instructions to place it to
the credit of thepublic school fund. This
generous gift of the Senator will certain.
IL be highly appreciated by the friends
of education.
Prof. J. w. Ratoliffe finished his sec
ond writing school last Saturday. He
and his wife returned to Easley last
Sabbath morning.
We call attention to tile prospectus OF
the New York Star, which appears in
this issue It is seven column, eight
page, daily, neatly printed and crowded
with the news of the world.
Frequent complaints come from our
Nubscribers at Danville, in Oconee Coun.
ty, in regard to the irregularity In the
mail service. They say that they do not
receive their papers sometimes for three
or four Weeks, then they get three OF
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