The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-09-02
LOCAL 'ITENIss.
Liberty has two marble yards.

Baker, 2 miles n. w. of Piokons @. II.
A spike-tailoi l locust opened tho front
gate for MS last Monday morning. We
suppose that is good omen.
The streets will bs lively now, with
little bows and their satohels attending
Bohool.
Mr.. Jeptha Morgan of Central is build
ing him new store house.
Mr.. W. N. Payne is having q new
dwelling erected.
Mai. Whitner Symmes is improving
his recent purchase at Central.
Mrs. - Brewer ia visiting the FAM
" of DR.. J. II. Riley.
There ia q right good cotton crop In
Shis county.
Mr.. A. NJ. Morris has many nice things
20 show and to SELL Give him a call.
He will sell you a good stove cheap.
hIisses Lou Pemberton and May
Wightman OF Charleston arc visiting
Miss Luoie Hagood.
Mr.. Rico of Florida, q brother in
law of Mrs. J. r. Riloy was i'll Pick
ems last week.
The excursion party from this place
aud Easey to Tullulah last week had
genuine good time.
On the 21st August Orange Johnson
polo1rd shot and fatally wounded Ben
Moore colored in Groenvillo County. Bon
was at Oranges house.
The Mansion House at Greenville has
been leased to Mr. A.. A. Gates Of Lula,
Ga. Mr.. Gates will take charge about
Ist of October.
VIM. Young, colored, was before Com
missioner Thornley, last week, on charge
of selling whiskey. He was hold for
Court.
Rev. James r. Burdine is building
nat of atables OH his new purchase on
Main street. opposite Messrs. Alexander
and Folger.
Married On Sunday Auguat. 12th1SS6
by Rov Thos Looper Mt re'i lenco OF tn"
hrid' ~ father, Mr.. Easlry. Brock Of
Pi,kona County, to Miss Snnie HINT.
Of Grccnville County MI ofsouth Carolina
Wait until tho fra. of November to
kill hir IL. The lay is chang 81 ut almost
ov,ry sitting of til" Legisls ura hut we
will ke,p you post'~l. Sabscribo for the
S:NrGNHL.
IF 'out of sorts with headache stomach
disordtr. torpid liver, pain IN back or side con-
E Of Etrone's g eanative Pilis viii III givo reiIrf
Afew dQSes rsatorc lo i'v" health and vigor.
W., will Givn a pr ,mium Of 5000 to- tn"
party bringing rs by NV. Lat the lar
gas: iurnip grown from our sec H. and
9tW to tho party bringing IL the next
lsrR"'t. Pur paints and drugs ri low
att market prWo SLOAN Bnos.
Eead McI'alls' Almnnnc for September
Some valuble hints for the month";
Col. Hollingswo1th il improving his
lot on the corner near the Court House.
Gen. W. 8. Gray and family Of Green
Vile are stopping at the Amber House.
Hanry Ros1mOId colored wns before
commissioner Thornly last Saturday or
Charge Of retailing. He was discharged
The defendant WAS repres sentol by Mr..
Oh.s. H. Robin ,ou,
Bonnie Griffin mot with the painful
accident last Saturday at Dacusville of
having his arm broken He fell while
running. He WAS attended, by DR.. j. j.
Morgan.
Onr Mr.. j. G. Thompson is very mucl
improved. Ho wants to come up town
every day. If he continues to improve
mt his present ratio, he will soon be him.
self again.
Paul Blassengamo md Joe Mckinney
colored, ormo to blows Inst Monday
morning, about some slandorous talk.
DIR. Br"mlott sowod PnlPa head. Paul
says he is satisfied that Joe y side needed
n few stitches.
Died near Six Mile s. G. on tho 9lth
inst, M"ryt Alico Willimon, second dangh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Willimon.
She WAS buried on the 25th inst at Six
Mile, i'll tho presoncc Of n largo concotlrsG
of weeping relatives andsorrowing friend
nnd neighbors.
WehHd the plehsurelnst w0oI1 Of mectin
Ool. H.J. Pope OF Nowberry. He and his
family are taking in tho mountain air rs
1oulId III oil OF its purity and freshness
at the Amber House, Col. Pope is ono
OF TIL bost lawyers in the State, and
most courteous and offable gentleman.
We would be glad To l1nre, L.. l. ~.