The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-06-17
I soCAI I'rENrss.
Luke arrived too late for this issue.

wheat r.
Sunday School pic mic at Cedar Rock
next Saturday.
Col. 3. z. Hagood left last Monday
for Charleston. .....
Mr.. Elias, Kennemore has the best
ten acre fold of'corn we have seen.
Mr.. Il. M. Morris has sent us head
of wheat with five grains to the mesh.
Mrs. Maggie Stafford of Murray Co.,
tIa., is visiting the family of Senator
Field.
The pupils in the colored Methodist
Sunday School have committed TO men,
Dry l198 verses of the new Testament
The picnic last Saturday in the inter-
terest OF the Central High School was
quite a pleasant affair. 1t was given at
tho new school building.
Mr.. John II. Watson, who lives near
Easloy, has o four-legged duck. 1t only
uses one pair at time for walking, but
it may use all to advantage in swimming.
The Board of Trustees for the public
school in Eastatoe, will meet at Antioch
ON the 3D. Of July next for the purpose of
employing teachers. III. j. LEWIS
Chairman.
Mesers. Alexander & Folger are train
ing their Red Chiefs to drive They are
very docile, elegantly matched, and
withal make team that is hard to turn
down.
|, Maj. d. +. Bradley is in town for q
few days, Mrs. Bradley came with him
as far as Easley, at which place she is
visiting relatives. Sho will spend the
Summer in Pickens.
Danger! A neglected cold or cough may
lead to Pneumonia, Consumption or other fatal
cold 40 by magic. Best Thing for dyspepsia,in.
digestion. ssck headache as thousands tesufy.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. Fl. II. Cook
for invitation to attend the banquet to be
given by the Alumni Association of Fur
man University Mt the Mansion House in
Greenville, on tho 10th inst.
The Pumpkintown Democratic Club
will meet on Saturday, the Goth instant,
at o'clock, p. NJ, at PumpItintown, for
reorganization, and to elect delegates to
the County Convention.
@. nj. LYNCH, Pros.
Mr.. j. T. Burdine has been appointed
post master at this place, and will take
charge Of the Office about the 1st of july
Col. James ii. Amber hasbeen appointed
post master mt Amber, an Office recent
~ established at his house.
Hon James N. Lipscomb, Secretary
OF State, was in town last Monday. The
Colonel is in the field for Congressional
honors. and is Indifferent rs to the plan
t"he adopted by the District for naming
its man.
The RA1Ns.-Many heavy rains fell in
different sections of the county last week.
Much damage was done to corn ON low
lands, especially where it had been fresh
worked. Wolf and Rices Creeks we're
out of their banks once or twice.
'He tGat lacks time to mourn,
lacks time to mend" The better
way is to take pain in time, fight
1t daily and hourly with Salvation Oil,
and not have anything to mourn about.
You Gun buy this splendid remedy for Is
cents bottle at any drug store.
The Art Department of tho Piedmont
Institute will be an interesting feature of
the approaching commencement. Spec
linens of the pupils work will decorate
the hall during the entertainment, and
on Friday the 25th the result of the ses
sion's work will be exhibited.
Miss Corrie cereturned from school
at Staunton, w., last Thursday. She
was accompanied by Miss Bessie Gro
gan of Eureka, Ga, who has just gradu-
ated at the Wesleyan Female Institute
Miss Grogan will spend some time in
Pickens.
The visiting lawy yersin attendance upon
court lost week were Hon. M. F. Ansel,
Messrs, Irvine, Heywar1, J. 7. Nix and
Maj. Symmes, of Greenvile, and Messrs
VIM. j. Stribling end N. B. Cary, of
Walhalla. and Mr.. O. r. Barrett of
5partanburg.
We cannot take the responsibility Of
announcing any Of our friends for Office
on communications not accompanied
by the cash; not that we are unwilling
to credit those sending in tho name,
but because the cash Is tho only satisfac-
tory evidence of the candidate's WILLING.
ness that his name should appear.
1t is certain the longer speech, the
weaker it is, but not SO with cold, the
longer it runs, tho worse it becomes. A