The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-06-03
T4OCAL. IrI1NIs.
Raspberrios and cream.

III -
There is this week more good materia
in the field gor County Treasurer.
Miss. Emma Gilreath, of Greenville
10 visiting her nephew, DR.. W. J. Bran
lett.
MIR. J. d. OBryant, of Wexford, Spar
tanburg county, was in town last Satur
day. .igd.&
Mr.. E. r. Stokes, OF Greenville, has
hsen adjudged insane and sent to the
asSlum.
Mr. A. M. Morris has the best corn
we have seen, and Mr.. VIM. Cant tho
best wheat.
Brother Condor, of tho Essley Mes
aenger, will please accept our grateful &C
knowledgements.
Mr. W. o. Riohcy. who lives near
EASley says cotton is dying most on
gray land.
Aitor tho 2sth nit. no freight trains
were to be run on the Air Line until af-
ter the guage was changed.
Rev. ". L. Boggs was in town last
Monday He will supply the churh at
Walhalla during tho summer.
Mr.. J. G. Griffin says he has a fin
er prospect for a good cotton crop than
he has had at this season of the year for
several years.
Luther, q four year old son of Julius
Durham, broke his arm last week by
&alling from fence. The broken arm
was set by DR.. W. J. Bramlett.
No one should complain about the
badly washed roads until crops are laid
by, but content themselves with learning
to drive careful
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
was administered in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church at Liberty last Sabbath, by Rey.
A. p. Nicholson.
On the 26th ult, Mr.. w. M. Hagood
Ind fine marc seriously injured, by
getting its foot fastened mt the railroad
crossing this side of Easloy.
Mules have begun to put on airs 1t
is said that Mr. J. s. Wilson, who lives
on the Eighteen III Liberty Township,
has e mule which is certainly cross-oyed
Danger! Il neglected cold or cough may
lead 10 Pneumonia, Consumption 0r other fatal
disease. Strong's Peotoral pi!ls will curea
sold as by magic. Best thirri1r dyspepsia,in-
digestion. sick headnche as thousands testify.
II you arc going to Florida next fall
encscribe for the Illustrated Southern
World. For particulars read tho article
Truth Stranger than Fiction" in this
issue.
Rev. A. P. Nicholson will proach Mt
Central next Saturday and Sabbath. The
Lords Supper will be administered at
tho conclusion OF the sorvices on tho
Sabbath.
Married at the residence Of the brides
mother, in the town of Liberty, on tho
evening of the IS the ult., bn Rev. J. r.
Riley, Miss Fannie Roe to Mr.. W. Ossie
Willard
mother, near Liberty on tho evening
of the 27tk~plt., Miss Carrie Callahan to
Mr.. VIM. H Chapman, by Rev. J. r.
Riley,-alll Of Pickons County.
For good smoke call on Morris for
the Grand Republic Cigar These Ci-
gars are warranted absolutely and un-
quaGhedly all havana long filler without
admixture or adulteration. 81 tt
AGood Dwelling House on Main Street
with shady front yard, all necessary out
buildings, splendid we'll and three acres
in the lot for sale. Terms easy Apply
to J. E. Boeas, Pickens, s. @.
80 70,
Rev. A. w. Walker, of Carpabella,
Spartanburg County, was in town last Sat
urdsy and Sunday. On Sabbath evening
he preached to a large and attentive au-
dience at the Methodist Church
A mare belonging to Mr.. Barnett
Smith WAS seriously injured by n piece
of rail few days ago. She was hurt
while grazing III tho pasture 1t is fear
ed the wonnd may prove fatal.
Several telegraph posts betwonn Ens
10y and the Saluda, were damaged by
lightning lest week. In some cases the
lower wire which is fastened immedi-
ately to the post wss knocked off.
The Cashier of tho German Bank Of
Baltimore, August Weber. Eaq., says:-
''Having usod Salvation Oil for some timo
find it n sure curo for headach, spruins,
neuralgia, &C., and take great pleasure
in recommending it,"
Mr.. John s. Latham Of Easloy is add
;1ng wheat mill to the many improve
;monts he has already made on
Town Creek, one mile and half west of
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