The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-29

niJ uhole MUS Oh account OF the STOCK
law in Oconee.
BEAR THIS IN MIND.-Ann0unce mcnts
for Office, to receive attention, must be
accompanied by the tash.
the Clerk Of tic Court and tho law
ysrs were busy id referonce cases, last
week.
Mr.. Frank Cobb, of Eaurens, was
married to Miss Matte Calhoun of Alb
beville on the 9Th inst.
DIR. j. I. Hollingsworth and Mr.. T: G.
Mauldin went to Eastntoe hist Monday
on hunting and fishing excursion.
Revs. J: r. Riley, D. d. j. Mol. Sea:
brook and Kirkatriok will organize a
Presbyterian Church at Easley next Sat,
hrday.
Drs. Riley and Earle aud Messrs. Joe
Robinson, G. e. Robinson, j. G. jon
nings and Judge NewtoH went to East
Ntoe last Tuesday, to fish.
We must beg "Luke" to hold still on
the Court House Question, until further
developments in tho raiload situation
takes place.
Last Tuesday something hap pen6d to
Mr.. Jati6s p. Gary which will never
happen to him again; He was 27 years
old on the 9th day of April.
At Mr.. Roper's on Mr.. J. II. Kirk
seys Home Place, six miles from Pick
ens, last Sabbath after noon, DR.. Riley
preached to large and attentive congro-
cation.
On the 23d instant, Horace, only son
of J. ID. Wclch. of Seneca, WAS drowned
while bathing i'll .Conncross: another
1ad was with him. The body was rcjov~
bred.
CN G.. Ii. Hollmgsworth left last Tues
Nay for Columbia, where he goes rs Il
u.lngAto from this coulty to ti.G Farm.
er's Convention.
The goats in Ah5eville anuae them
H"lves by getting tin cans on their tails,
then running through the public square
to friYhtcn tho holsns.
:Miys Naomi Price, daughter Of Nj
l.at Thur .lay ut the resi- ience Of Mr..
Jamos Hughay.
4 war hor'e 81 ycnrA OLD }1bclonging to
NJ. II. =. Simpson, of Lau%ens, was
KILLED a faw ta,IJ ago, because he WAS So
unfortunate ~ to get o1io Of his logs bro
ken.
J. T.. Parsons, Il son of Mr.. i. G. Par.
Rond VIZ it:en on the arm last Tuesday
III ,rninS a dog which w..s Thought to
nn mad. rnc wound WAS at once eau
toriz6d.
Wo have received Information from
Pumpkiutown that there will be twenty
five candidates for County Commissioner,
thirty for School Commissioner, and
about fifty for senator.
II any one wants real pleasant trip
through the country to Walhalln, they
Dan get it by taking Col. Norton home
when he visits Pickens. He might do
al we'll coming the other way. We
don't know:
A valuable paper weight which was
thought to have been stolen from this
office several years ago, an account Of
Its disappearance being published at the
time, was found last week snugly rolled
up i'll the Office file, and tucked i'll the
babinet.
DR.. Earle has greatly improved the
appearance of his surroundings at the
corner of Main and Lewis Streets, by
giving the fencing o coat of white wash
A coat Gf white-wash is worth ten years
to plank or paling fence.
Lumber is being placed on Factory
Street opposite DR.. G. w. Eurlo's resi-
aence for the construction of school
house. In tho mean time Miss Lowery's
school ls accommodated in n vacated
Btoro room on the co" Ter of Mr.. J. T.,
Cox's lot.
ConREor1oN. Mr.. John r.. W, Nc.
Crackin was not bound over to court, ss
stated last week, but wits entirely exorcro-
ted by the testimony. Mr.. l.. Miller
gave bond for Ills appearance at court ON
a charge of retailing.
When Howard wrote: 'I find pity
hangs upon his breHst," the following
had evidently cold and had not been
informed that DIR. Bulls Cough syrup
was the only safe roniedy:
"Whdt Wound did 6ver heal but by do
groes1" That's an easy conu,drnn,,
Why the thousand aches and pains md
bruises daily cured by Salvation Oil, tb,,
greatest cure on earth for pain.
The Ministers and Doacons' rnstitn;
of Pickens County will meet at OoIennv
Church on Friday before tho fifth Sab.
bath in may: The Musical and Mutual
Impeachment Association will +naot ~,
4ha Gofhr1oy fOllfIJUfn,, De- ' VI,