The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-03-04

NNNftAN 'oT"A'utoj ahQa ~ ~ USED
with much advantage to the pupils.
Miss McMakin, who is in, charge of the
department of Biusic, drills tie whole
school in vocal exercise each day with,
out any additional cdst. Besides being
OF great benefit in training the voices of
the children, and thus enlarging, the
sphere of their social pleasures, this
plan will contribute much to the con-
tentment and cheerfulness of the school,
and consequently to the success of EACH
They all join in with an earnestness
which is really inspiring, and their viii
ling efforts in, this, regard, no doubt
give refreshing impetus to their pow
ers to. surmount the difficulties of the
day. .|. - az sss
DIR. Riley preached two very able ser
mons in III Presbyterian Church ut this
place last Sabbath. Immediately after
the morning service q congregational
meeting passed resolution expressing
its intention, if possible to raise suffi-
cient amount of money to engage the
services of DIR. Riley two Sabbaths iii
each month. If the plan succeeds an
other minister will be CALLED to aid in
the work i'll this County. A committee
was appointed to carry the resolution in
to effect, with instructions to report at
the conference of Elders and Deacons at
Mt. Pleasant Church on the 18th inst.
Mr.. James p. Gary has retired from the
editorial management of our neighbor,
the Easley Messenger. His increasing
practice demands his whole attention.
We welcome his successor, Mr.. r. W.
Condor to the fraternity, with best wishes
for his prosperity.
An Oyster Supper will be served at
reasonable price, by the Literary Socie-
ties of the Piedmont Institute, on Fri
day night, the 5th inst. After which an
impromptu concert will lie given by the
Music Class, in the Institute Htll. Adj
mission, 10 Eents.
Married. on the 29th ult., at the resi-
dence of the brides father, by Trial lus-
tice, B. J. Johnston, Mr.. James Fourtner
t, Miss Fannie Stone-all of Pickens
County.
Married, on the 21st ult., at Twelve
Mile School House, by Rev. Jno. It.
Lewis, Mr.. John D. Adcox to Miss Mar
tina Roper, all of Pickens County.
Mr.. P. Mod. Alexander is having an
interesting time, training his colts. They
are not old enough to work, but they
make promise of becoming fine horses
Our thanks are due to the CO!umb'a
Board Of Trade for neatly printed copy
Of the ndlr|sss of its president, Col. S. A.
Pcarc", al the annual meeting held on
the 9Th dry Of last January. The al
dre" is a carefully prrparnd document,
aud ia we'll Worthy of j pGrusal by nnv
on@ who feel" III interest in the welfare
Of thc State.
: L T6 are two forms of chronic rheu~
mHtisni oil in whiah the joints are swo-
lon and rel without fever, and the appe.
tie ahd digoation good. i'll the other
tho joiuts are neither rcd nor swo-
J il, bat only stiff andpainful. In either
form Salvation Oh may be relied on 20
effect cure. 1t kills pain. Price 20
cents Il bottle.
FbG ga hey Nnsscnger of the Goth rilt.
says: Misses Ida Hollingsworth, Car
RE McMla'lin and Nina Lewis, three fas-
mating and accomplished young ladies,
of Pirkcns, took ten at Mrs. w. NJ. Ha-
goods lust Friday and spent the evening
in Easley. They came down under the
care of MI. lanes HAgood, the boss
bachelor Of tlr'!t town; who proved an
exc client escort. Pichens boasts of its
many pretty young ladies' and we are
certain that our friend, Mr. Hagood,
will soon fall victim to their charms.
County Board Of Equalization will
meet in Office of County Auditor on Sec
ond Tuesday i'll March 1886, to eqd&lize
Township 8 and hear complaints.
j. b. clyde,