The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-10-28
LOCAL. ITEMS.

FNthOlo lhiuS w 10 ootA hoSs uohoaJ.
Mr., J. O, drnin's crop Of tobacco is
aice)y cured.
This county dertaihiy has 8ne crops
oi nrYghant
Sow Your wheat in dust, and oats in
olud, ifyoa want good crops
!. ITO out look for the cotton crop is
DUN quite cheerful. ".
bir. Craig Baker has been appointed
4, 8, storekeeper and gaugor.
Msa Smith, widow or Rev. Fletcher
Bt1i,b is visiting friends in Pickens.
&rrs Davies of Greenville is visiting
Mr. Brewer at DR.. Riley's.
J,ast Saturday was busy day with
pur III erohants.
4 Valueble House and Lot for sale in
J'ih"r'y. Apply to J. E. Boaas.
ri "A. L. Beaebam has moved to
Woalo mister, Oconee County.
TbY prolonged drouth has ruined the
gs&ss pastures.
Do aot dig your potatoes, until the
, Crca. hills the vines.
Many bnles Of fine Pea Ridge cotton
went trough town last week.
l.er Garrison, colored, is in Jail on q
CHARGE OF carrying concealed weapons
A,r w. r. Major has moved into the
hoa"o vacated by DR.. W. j. %Bmmlett
e ,u want the best oyster stew you
e,lr nad, ask w. T. McFall for the
. h..- Oyster.
>'s. Kirk Mauldin is tho champion
h'l*e amer, and trainer. Ask him how
holj s the sport.
U..rlo Wade Hampton has our thanks
:or . iuable favors from the Depart.
naat # Agriculture.
rr"'er meeting in the Presbyte rian
,'p' Wednesday night, in the Meth
0"" 'hurch Thursday night.
h.auy of our citizens attended the
OF. Show at Pendleton last week. It
&. -.p rted as u great. euccess.
F.r the cure OF CUTS sprains, burns,
hn' ii 'stbitea you can roly on Salvation
!. Is cents.
'.N James f Hago6d has made most
".. and convenient improvements on
hi ckens dwelling.
I.a city of Anderson will vote on the
C.."-.'nn of license or no license next
t'.- Der.
st,.t up your registration certificate.
Nou~. l'tvote without, it norntany other
.c.r,t, than the one therein 1mmed.
~. Hugh Murckinson, of Greenwood
..atriculated in the Piedmont Iuati-
t:'' T This scholastic year.
he Goth inst. cotton was l,r:nging
= IS per pound, but the next day it
W.. .ywn to 8-45 at Piedmont.
iE ls all go to the State Fair at Co
.A.aI'a on the 9th prox. There will be
p.,..y of rain by that time.
"n: gin house of William Stegall was
d"H' 'o'ed by fire. on Monday the 18th
u.t About fifteen bales of cotton were
h:rl"L
"".,l the election notice, and lot one
o r.r't set of Managers at each precinct,
"'ns' next Saturday and got poll lists,
t..,, g,. md full
tli J. N. Brown of Anderson had his
lI;n 4, destroyed by fire last Friday
|..nt 1t is said to have been the work
a'H incendiary.
sat Sabbath DIR. Riley preached twice
~ to"n and oncea about FIVE miles in the
otuG!y at the school house near Mr.. J, {I
I o. n 3Daniels.
On md after next Monday you may
E'h l.stas many birds as yon can find
e yHu have real good luck, bring q few
P" g." Sentinel office.
u city of Anderson has lost two of
nor lH"st exemplary young men. Mr..
jnIj@l r. Towers died on the 10th inst.
aoo sc. Louis Ligon on the 1S tn inst.
htr W. N. Hagood has bought from
Ar. ! j. Wakelin tho fine colt which
Look le blue ribbon at the Pohdleton
t9'. slow in 1885.
Ne one stops to question tho coin Of
}8'n nan, but q poor devil cannot
P"~a If either joke or guinea with
ola ~ being examined on both sides.
|"nug people ought to be worry partics
mon Who they marry. Some time ago
20 went west leaving his wife,
H"d 80 weeks ago another man went
n"t "r mista he took her who was
i"r.E'' n, instead of his own wife
"" "re indebted to tho Seneca Free