The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-12-16
Taxpayers made quite run on the
Treasurer last Monday.

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Treasurer last Monday.
On the 12thsinstaut Mr.. James Anth Z
ny Was married to Mics jennie Lesley
Mr.. Jeremieh Looper slew nineteen
rabbits, in three hours, during the snow
Messrs. j. P. Cary and n. A. Child
are in attendance upon the Supreme
Court. ...
All kinds Of beautiful and fascinatin 6
toys for children at w. T. Morale.
Make tho little oneS happy for Christmas.
Noucr.-All persons indebted to me
on accounts must settle by 26th OF this
month. w. J. BRAMnETr.
An Anderson County farmer thinks
there is more money in raising sorghum
at forty cents per gallon, than in raising
cotton at twelve cents per pound.
It will be noticed thatthe sales to havo
been made by the Clerk and Sheriff on
sale day in December, have been con-
tinued to sale day in January.
4 most elegant assortment Of ell kinds
of pretty things for the holidays at A.
M. Norris store. Call early, pay your
money and take your choice.
W. D. Glenn has 8 layge stock of
Clothing on hand which he will
sell at cost, until 1st of January. Good
suits for $500. Boots 10 per cont on
first coat.
We have several copies Of tho Nursery
end Orchard, neatly bound, and each
new cash subscriber is entitled 70 q copy
free for the next 80 days. The book is
we'll worth the money.
The Homo journal, Buffalo, n. Y,
will be given TO every new cash subscri-
Der to the SENr1NELywho sends in his
name in the next 30 days, The JouHns
itself is we'll worth the money.
AL parties owing me must come for
wayd by the 25th Of this month and
make satisfactory settlement, or your
accoutS snd notes will be placed in the
hands Of Trial Justice for collection.
". d. GIENN. +
The Elberton (Gs. } Leader says eve
We're delighted Thursday morning to sce
stalk rnanDOUnced into the Leader office
Or John Bollingsworth, n valued friend,
of Pickens, S. G. DR.. Hollingsworth
was on his way to spend the winter in
Florida, travelling by private convey
ance. His outfit for travelling, and
camp life, was perfect and unique; con
sisting Of d two horse rig made for the
purpose, fitted with every conceivable
convenience, including an oil stove. He
has along colorcd man, as driver and
companion, brace Of guns and dog
Dr.. II. is e young man Of culture, gifts,
and means, and was just beginning 20
practice his profession when unfortu-
nately lung trouble isade its appear
snce and pr9cluded further pursuit Of
the hAnling art. He goes to Florida in
the hope Of bene6tting hie own health,
and we hope he may.
A TRAMP.--It is so seldom that gen
uino tramp makes his appearance in
Piekens that the one who stretched him
self out on the pHblic we'll last Sabbath
afternoon, attracted much attention and
elected some sympathy. He gave his
name as Joseph Augustus Alexander
Good, a native of Burke County, n. G..
10 had had his Left hand mangled in a
sawmill four miles from Rock Hill some
time ago, and was badly wounded in his
right leg at the Seven Days battle III
Virginia. He wants quarters in the poor
house, but under the Law iY not entitled
to admission. An exhibition of his
wounded hand was sufficient to draw
from the citizens by whom ho was SIR
rounded several dimes and quarters.
His general appearance forbade anyone
giving him what he needed worst--a
shelter. He WAS stranger and We took
him not in. 1t would be we'll Tor the
town council to arrange n bunk il the
obsolete calaboose on the public rquaae
for the accommodation OF such poor unfor-
tunates. Good seemed to be sensible
fellow, but said ne had no home, and
no fOlHa