The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-08-19
ITEMS.


Mrs. J. L. FAINT died at her home near
Anderson on the 9th inst.
The Town Council of Easley have had
the streets put in ine trim.
The two roads from this place to Eas
ley have been well worked.
There will be.}n oYoursion from Eas-
Icy to Talul,h ,pla il few days.
The tickets tlNt were made out and
laid away were busted.
Mr.. T.. Smith Griffin has IN elegant
fish pond, containing many fine carp.
Prof. and Mrs. McCaslan attended the
Normal Institute at Greenville last week.
MIR. L. HI. Smith of Liberty has the
finest sweet potatoes we have heard Of.
Miss Annie May Griffin has returned
from visit TO relatives in Greenville.
Mr. A. r. N. Folger has moved into
she Kirksey house opposite the Pied
mont Institute.
The dinner served ut Liberty ON cam
paign day by the ladies Of the Prosbyte-
rian church was quite success.
1t has been clearly demonstrated that
with the assistance of n good surgeon
two rabbits can swap eyes.
Miss Olivin Newton Of Anderson Coun-
ty is visiting her brother Judge j. H.
Newton.
Mrs. II. d. Reese ofAbbeville is visit
ing her father Mr.. A. j. Bradley of,Lib-
erty Township.
There is cloud of war in the West
the size of q mans hand, and it continues
to lightning and thunder.
Messrs. Alexander & FoIger have just
received fresh supply of choice cigars.
Try them.
A woman hates to pass pretty bonnet
in store window, but she is always
willing to go buy it,
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ty news.
Rev. j. D. Burkhead will preach at
Easley for several days, beginning on
the 2nd day Of September next
Mrs. Bright A. Gilstrap is visiting rel
atives and friends hear Fort Madison
Oconee County.
Misses Lucie Hagood and Ida Hol-
ingsworth are visiting Miss Alice Wal
kor at Flat Rock, North Carolina.
Miss Alice Sims last week returned to
her home in Columbia. She made many
warm friends during her visit to Pickons,
Being as it is campaign year, YOU
cnn have the SENTINEL the remainder
of this year, for SO cents.
NJ. J. @. Dobbins who was recently
killed by accident ut Central was insured
for $4,000 in the Knights Of Honor.
On the 18th inst, Mrs Charlotte Ban
kcr's barn WAS destroyed by fire. Tt is
supposed to have been struck by light
ming.
There have. been several mad dogs
around town recently. They DOM like
to be shot Mt. It's enough to insult any
one.
WANrED.-Two Boarders can be &C
commodated at $500 per month. Apply
opposite Piedmont Institute to Mrs. A.
r. N. FoLGER.
Mr.. Elbert Mauldin who had his leg
broken not long since is up again. We
were glad to see him in town last Mon
day.
The New South comes to this office
brim full of southern news It is pub
aished in tho "Magic City" of the South,
Birmingham, Ala.
Messrs. W. FL. Hester, j. H. and Bay
lus Gaines, of Central, were in town
last Monday, shaking hands with candi-
dates and friends generally.
Preaching at the Presbyterian Church
az 'hlS place neHt saturday at III q. m.
by Rev. A. p. Nicholson Communion
Service on day following.
Mr.. Julius Bryson was before Com
missioner Thornley, last week Oh charge
OF selling whiskey without license. He
was held for court.
~A party Of young folks from Liborty,
with Mrs. $. d. Stewart rs chaporon, had
most enjoyable picnic on CLASSY noun.
tain last Monday.
,.5d Hanger "a a neglected cold or cough may
Sioo g"a 20 rRSalnonia. Consumption or other fat3
idGSs Sod Ss by Snss mS%ss Pe9teFai Pills viii cure e
d1goStlon' Sick headache as thousands testiV'
We are going to have pretty fair
crop after "il the disasters which befel
lis in the spring. The rains for tbo moot