The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-05-27

Many slips, cabbage and tobacco plants
yefo set in order last week.
It is said that one or two moro seasons
will insure a good oat crop.
There is to be Sabbath School Mass
meeting at Liberty next Sunday.
Mrs. B. F, slohn of Walhalla is visit
ing her Lrother, Maj. J. j. Lewis.
Miss Leila Grogan has returned to her
homo in Elberton County, Ga.
Mrs. Willie Hughes, of Bichland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. J. Lewis.
Col. j. @. Thompson is not quito 80
well as he wns last week, but no seems
to be slowly improving.
DR.. Riley asks to say that there will be
preaching at Easley next Sabbath at IL
O'Clock a. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gignilliat, of
Grover, n. c., are visiting relatives in
Pickens.
The Pickcns County Marshals on trial
at the last term of the U. S. Court at
Charleston, were all acquitted.
6 Sheriff Richoy is busy hunting up the
jurors drawn to serve Mt the approaching
term OF Court, which convenes on Mon
day the 7th of June.
Married, on the 9th inst. at the res
idence of Mr.. Stansel by Rev. David B.
Mnrphroe, Mr.. jesse Stansol to Miss
Bell Lee, all of Pickens county.
IF 'out Of sorts with headache, stomach
disorder, torpid liver, pain in back or side, con-
Stssatlon etc neglfSt my o, ne fatal "a One HYse
Anew df fses restore to new health and vBor.
Mrs J. W. Major, of Anderson conn
ty, is Visiting her son, Mr.. VIM. Major
of this place. Mrs. VIM. Major has
been quite sick, but is now improving
We understand that seal skin coats are
>going out Of style, and in in consequence
colds are increasing among tho fair Sex.
How fortunate there is such remedy
rs DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
On the morning of the goth instant,
Capt. W. j. Kirk WAS married to Miss
Elizabeth Conner, of Cokesbury. Tho
ceremony was performed by Row. r. r
DAgnall i'll the Methodist Church.
Last Friday we saw Liberty man in
ct Mr.. A. M. Morr,s's buying some
stove fxtdres. The SENTINEL had told
him whore he could got IL bargain, and
he came and found it so.
If holding an office is like being up in
the cherry tree, running for it ia ika be-
Ing down in a we'll; whoevor plc,ses can
pitch a chunk on you, but you cant
pitch it back, nor is it possible for you
to dodge.
Messrs. J. H. NJ ,rgan & Bro. have
moro good bargains to offer than they
have space to tell you of. SEQ what
they say, and give them n chance to
prove it. IF they don't succeed we'll
pny the cost
For n good smoke call on Morris for
the Grand Republic Cigar. These CT
gars are warranted absolutely and un-
qualitiedly allHavana long filler without
admixture or adulteration. 81 If
'I never bowed ut glory's shrine, to
wealth never bent tho knee: beauty has
has heard no vows of mino, I love thee,
ease and only thee" Well the only way
to purchase it, is TO invest a stray twenty
five cents in bottle of Salvation OIL.
One of our aged, distinguished and
most highly esteemed fellow citizons has
boon absent for several days without
having sent in any report, but we trust
worry soon that
The children will run to lisp their sire's
return,
And climb his knee the envied kiss to
share.
The Baptist Courier reports Baptist
brother rs saying i'll regard to dancing,
eff it was not for these Methodist rOOs-
tors our Baptist pullets would not be led
40 frequently to offend against the
church" " Tho Christiln Advocate
wants to know if the Baptist pullets
cant bo induced to teach the Methodist
roosters botter manners.
Reapers and Mowers, frat class
Reaper for $4,000, q first class Mower
for 10000. Harvestors and Binders re-
ducsd in proportion. Eclipse Engines
and Separatora, Cane Mills and cvapo-
rators Mt wilkins, Poe & Co.'S, Green
vile, S. @. Wholesale Dealers in Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements.
80 3.
Much damage wA1 do ne to the lands
and to the crops by the hoavy rains last
week. In many places tho corn or bot
'om' will have to bo replnntod, on ao-