The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-12-09
Local 1IsIaNIss.

first GLASS errand boy.
Alexander and Folger's rubber goods
have been in demand since the snow.
There was Sunday School at the Meth
odist Church Sunday inspite OF the snow.
+ Fearful inroads were made on the rab-
bit kingdom last Monday and Tuesday.
The average number of patients in the
Lunatic Asylum for the last fiscal year
was 623. .E...-.-,.
J.E. Boggs went to Columbia last
week to attend the meeting of the State
Bar Association.
Dr.. John I. Hollingsworth left last
week for Florida, where he has gone for
the benefit of his health. E:
Spartanburg has gone wet, and it is
said the coucil will adopt high license'
to wit: $1, 100000.
Miss Marie Mo Caslan is at home on
short visit Her many friends are delight
cd to see her.
Farmers are all busy sowing gram.
Better Bow your grain late than to buy
bread stuff on time.
B.F. Harris was bound over to apear
at the United States Court by Commits
sioner Thornley, on last Thursday.
Do not fail to give Alexander and Fol
ger call when in town. They are pre-.
pared to give you bargains in any thing
shat you need.
DR.. Todd who once practiced medi-
cine at this place with much success,
now has an extensive and paying prac
tico at Beltcn, 8. @.
Collector Bradley has a most comforta-
BILE and delightful home in Columbia, on
Lumber Street, about three squares from
the post Office.
Ex-senator Field and Hon. B. J. Johnston
are stopping at Miss Mordecais, and
Hon. John A. Easley at Prof. Ben
Sloan's
The family of Col J. e. Hagood have
returned to their winter home in Char
lesion. J. e. II. jr., is boss of tho ranch
now.
Misses Lila and Mary Quillian are
getting on splendidly ut the Female
College at Columbia. They will be at
home. during the holidays.
Mr.. w. M. Hagood is ever ready to
give his customers speedy an comforta-
blns transportation independent OF the
weather.
The little boys return hearty thanks
to Mr.. L. d. Stephens for the present
OF a most beautiful gray squirrel. They
are perfectly charmed with it's capers.
F"That is right mother, don't let them
marry for few weeks yet. The lad
ought to go to school a few days and the
l..ssie lauet learn to make bread.
Moon ligh' dances are all the go now
'Tis pie asant to waltz around the yard to
music from the tree tops, la schreech
,~",. HAL ~ T:.T-~' boots though
Our EG,G.-u ,I ,.o,; accommodate
jig acrti... J, F..,H j. Gileirap, has
l,non ~, Towing ~"lh ,@.r.rmatism. His
4,sny Eryui,a,rs&:rly HI him speedy
te%u'eIy.
The election il the city of Anderson
last week, on '.license" or "no license,
resulted III u victory FIR the prohibitions
lat Neither side polled over hundred
votes.
OF course you felt the recent shock of
earthquake. Yea, the great 81 ODE it.
self with all which it inhabit, shall dis.
solve and like an unsubstantial pageant
faded, leave not rack behind
The last cold wave brought snow
last Friday night which fell to the depth
of six or seven inches. It was one of
tho coolest and at the same time one Of
the firest SHOWS we have ever seen.
Several young men in our town nre
learning to play the violin, or trying to
IT 'aHat Tny @'"s ~" r. 1t, or.send
ua q sloo"r . g. joan Tao band It
Miil ma}n In .... m4.A J. tier.
'.t'.> Trsra INV. l.1 . A. Eaaley
8n u.r"urr : t.> ..,. r,r &c on rail
ro2-a ana n,ihIary, non. B. J. Johnston
Is q member of the committee on ac-
counts and engrossed bills.
Mr.. J. s. Lathem butchered white
chester pig last week, that weighed 4G2
pounds net. This is, step in the right
direction. Raise more corn and hogs
and buy less imported provisions. One
good hog is worth rs much as bale of
cotton, and is less trouble and expense
TO raise.
Married, at the residence of tho brides
father at Pickens G. H., on Wednesday
evening the 1st instant, by Rev. 4. W