The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-11-11
T4OGAIa IrENGS.

week on business.
One moro picking over viii take in
the c0ttuu crop Of 1886.
Judge J. III. Newton is q model Sun
Observation-Disclosures.
Tho Legislature meets ON the 4th
Tuesday in this month.
The landlord has no lien on the crop
for suppiies unless it is in writing.
Tho ptotrscted dry weather sent many
wagons 10 the blacksmith.
II you want nice, good stylish hat,
call on Alexander s. Folger.
Mr. frank Hammond, of Greenville,
WAS in town last week on business.
Several persons have gone from this
County 70 attend the State Fair.
C;raon rille National Bank stock sold
~ nublin auction last sale day for 17S.
Horace Horton has moved 70
Wrilgmston. He occupies tho Blake
rsaid0nce.
J. GOOD farmer Gays sosld your wheat
~ a'',e stone water, if you wish to pro
v5us amut.
yha next House Of Representative
.sGr ", composed Of ninety new memh err
aud tl rty-four veterans.
'Nr Trial Justice crop business seems
~ We - mawAlat improved, since the liens
begun o ripen.
Luz. week, Miss Maggie Simpson, Of
Pew w.. ID, was on visit to friends in
,'' md Easley.
I.,.,, this year is like government
wb:s'se after tho revenue is paid, there
is no. ~ ch loft.
Ia In I. Hollingsworth will go to
I .ou.>' Il , this week, Oh visit OF two or
thra. .,.... tbs.
IIcs osse NJ. Westmoreland, q most
2>&.g 49," lady, died suddenly at her
I,ra.s. j., 1reenville, on tho 1st instant Of
D~..s ..,aaase.
SDve~ii of our subosribere have made
~ hn,n genuine comfortable feeling by
ro'nlau p and getting q receipt that ex.
s>..i. l. ) 1887.
l.,1> ,ek was lively week for tho
2,.t.t 'p, il tho prioe was low down.
II ,r.;s GriHin's gin buzzed away until
t~.@ q. i. a:ht.
BITS onrslley who is now 81 vears
& j.. q, i enjoys q viait once in q while.
}.a, W. found one day last week to ueo
S<r 4! V. Taylor.
i,- t.,,neht that the 81 500 which the
1,s-a' ont Of Agriculture appropriated
f. su,. ,,oacco business, will not make
- !. . show this year.
~ 't.aharl BYarS, the beef man, says
hv 0;s. t@rnish fresh tish to our oiiEens,
i ho o. find a suFhoient number of Gus
t>'a,:a b. warrant the trouble.
& ~. wiah to pay your taxes without
.',~ ana Ti!&oUC wing to wait
g.. .Hi ~. :oil to.ns, before
J.. t..,r ,vunty mule
II. llE .,soat on barben wire fence ard
!, D.. 'o lsath in few minutes. This is
i!.v g. 81 mule on reoord as q suicide.
~ L.. NJ Hunt has been drawn to
54-rr. "a grand juror for tho U. s. Cir
@'.a J'tHEt which meets in Columbia on
tla fourth Monday II. this month.
Gir !. O. Bowen died at his residence
- }%igrni, near Pendleton on the Sd inst,
a. ...' age Of GO years. His remains
",y-s ;9aried to Charleston for iuterment.
Ta. advertiser says the mules in
IL. 20 - d have been attacked by the
The measles are creeping on
g back now. They will soon be
MlUf.r,, put
ihere was seVere earthquake shock
st 70 81 last Friday, and louder ro.r
in9 5rAn has accompanied any previous
disturbance. The tremor lasted for 10
or H. 10 o1QB.
81. a"Veral days last week fire was
y&H..n; IA the woods just north Of Pickns
oeI ud i,own Creek. Whatever you do
be oafotol with fire. Everything is dry
.aR l,Jsi'e and getting dryer.
>'r = P. Cary goes to Columbia as
a.cs-o, :r"r to take the returns Of tho
sla,o l..ootion, and DR.. w. j. Bramlott
a. r,"s8.agor to take the returns Of She
Fodt,3i Election.
,,o1 - the time to provide churches
with 81 YES, or il you need now stove
~ yu"r Mtchen, Mr. A. h. Morris will
GiTa you better trade than you can get
auy who're else.
'lHn"y Mountain was burned OF last
"ooE With its necklace of flames,