The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-12-02
LOCAL ITEMS.
Naxt Monday "a sale DAY,

Next Monday is sale day,
MIR. William Sanders has bought out
Mr.. e. H. Horton on Golden Greek,
Read the sales OF Real Estate and come
70 Piokens next Monday and buy tracS
Of land.
Read the notice of j. 9. @. Parsons,
executor, and s. w. Clayton admins
txator.
Capt. J. J. Lewis has pig eleven
months old that will not mics weighing
400 pounds very far.
Ask Mr.. A. RI. Morris for tho "Aliga-
tor brand Of oysters If you want some
thing real nioe. They are superb.
Mrs. Cunningham and Mr.. s. D.
Goodlett will sell most desirable lot on
Main Street, in Piokens, next Monday.
Col. w. s. Smith who has been at
Laurens G. H., this season, has purohas-
cd more than two thousand bales of
cotton.
Any one wanting earthquake sand oan
call ON Bertran Thornley,. He if now
manufacturing perfect imitation for2o
Sents u bottle.
On the Oath instant Frank Vandiver
was before Commissioners Thornley, on
charge of removing and conoealing whis-
key. He was held for court.
We regret that an important business
engagement prevented us from attend
ing the ceremonies of laying the corner
stone ut Peters Creek last Saturday.
1t is said that persimmons are worth
81 per bushel in New York. If tho pos
sum don't look sharp, he will have fo L
midable competitor in his trade.
Mr.. Dave Stephens with other neigh
bors last week captured wild cat on Big
Rock Mountain weighing 90 pounds.
Mr. James T. Singleton had to treat
Mrs. Jones, the wife of q. r. Jones of
Pumpkintown Township, diod on the
22d ult. Her remains were inferred on
the day following at Oolonoy Church
Mr.. p. Mod. Alexander, who keeps
for sale most excellent preparation for
polishing silverware, wants to know
what his neighbors bave been using for
that purpose.
Colleton County is little ahead. It
reports fox that went hound hunting
tho other day, and discovering pnck in
q noighbor'a yard, it whipped them out
and retired to its lair.
Tho Anderson Intelligencer notes the
fact that there is red headed colored
man in that county. There are whole
fami]ie4 Of than in this county, and
oross eyed mule to boot.
Rev. J. Mol. Seabrook preached two
most interesting and practical sermons in
tho Presbyterian church last Sabbath.
In the afternoon he preached at Twelve
Mile School House.
On the 18th ult., Mr.. Richard Stewar
Of HurYicane TDwus;,ip died of couaump-
tion. He was about ~ wears of age, and
t'"'N%S u alN 'oEtl CuiHTSU to
mourn thA;r ir-~->H-7'-' AZ.
%2sea Io.. H..v .' last Thursday
So. -....'.' 49,. 49,. ~. gone to pros
'...' 80 ' ,.n.''.. . .'. NE has already
,'' topped .A-...~..u.torY alSiil and talent
in this line, and her suceass il assured.
Married. on Sunday morning, Novem-
h"r 29th. by Rev. 8. A. Gary, at the res
i'ienee of the brides father, Mr.. f. H.
Poore. of Anderson County. to Miss Eva
Wyatt, eldest daughter of l. N. Wyatt
of Pickens County.
The People Gays the emigration fever
~ raging higher and higher in Barnwell
County among the colored folks. Many
of them are 30 anxious to go that they
arc leaving their crops of cotton and
oane in the field undisposed of.
Mr.. W. o. Willard has bought Capt.
Avengers property at Liberty. Mr..
WiIlArd's energy and thrift will insure
success % host and most liberal pat
ronnge. We regret that Liberty is to
lose Capt. Avenger and his family and
congratulate the community to which
$heY go.