The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-29
LOCAL ITEMS.
Miss Mamie Howell of Greenville, is
visiting Mrs. ". J. Bramlett.

in earnest on the 4th prox ut Central.
The Liberty Brass Band will accom-
pany the candidates on thoir round.
Rey. J. D. Burkhead will begin Sc
ries Of meetings at Seneca City on thu
10th of August.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the Piedmont Institute, which appears
IN this issue.
Capt.|F. p. Alspaugh and wife return
cd last Saturday. from a visit to relatives
in Mississippi.
Hannah Goode, colored, was released
from jail last Saturday, her term of thir,
ty days for larceny having expired.
We regret to learn of the death of the
little son of Mr.. J. w. Thomas of Dacus,
vile, which occurred on the 22d inst.
The bereaved parents and relatives have
our sympathies.
Trout Of sorts with headache, stomach
disorder. torpid liver pain IN back or nna oao
oiStrone's 6anetive Pills win giyo relief.
Afew doses restore TO new health ana VlSor'
The many friends Of Col. j. L. Ha-
good and family in Pickens, welcome
them back to their summer homo. The
Col. is in his usual health, and is as
cheerful and active as ever.
There will be n Sabbath School Cole
bration at the school house near Mr.. b.
J. Johnston's, above Central, next Sat
urday. All are cordially invited, and a
general good time is expected.
Hugh, the six year old son of Mr..
Padgett, died last Friday at Easley. His
remains were taken to Spartanburg for
interment. The bereaved parents have
the heartfelt sympathies of many friends.
Read what Mr.. A. M. Morris says in
his advertisement this week. He will
never fail to give you full value for all
the money you pay him. He is building
up good trade and can afford to treat
you we'll.
Messrs. Lathem & Clements have their
new wheat mill in good running order,
which is a great convenience to this
ne1ghborhood Mr.. Clements is good
mill wright and does things up to suit
his customers.
We will give apremium of$6. 90 to the
party bringing lis by Nov. 1st the lar
gest iurnip grown from our seeds, and
S4.00 to the party bringing us the next
largest. Pure paints and drugs Mt low
est market price. SLOAN Bros.
last Saturday Mr.. John p. Boggs re-
turned from Indianna, where he has been
located for the last four years. He is
gradually recovering from the wound
inflicted bya horse, and will in fow
days be able to stir out
We have just interviewed Mr. r. A.
Child, VINO has been mentioned by sew
eral exchanges as candidate for Lieut..
Governor. He authorizes us to state
that he positively debIines in favor of
the editor of the SENTINEL.
Last Saturday, Mr.. A. s. Lesley was
bitten on the hand by rattlcsnake's pi
lot. He Immediately corded his arm,
and Mrs. Lesley drew out, with her
mouth, every particle of poison, so that
it gave him no further trouble.
MISS Mary Poston aged rs years, of
Easley Township, died last Saturday.
Her remains were buried from Carmel
Church, DR.. Riley preaching the funcr-
al. She had been for many years de-
voted momber of the Presbyterian
church.
The numerous friends of Miss Myra
Lay, will regret her loss to the society of
Pickens. She has gone to Baltimore, to
visit her sister, and to engage in the
millinery business. They are not with
ont hope however, that she may return
and become one Of the fixtures of Pick
ems.
While Capt. B. r. Tillman says he is
not q candidate, he has written this to
the Edgefield Advertiser: eff the people
Of Edgefield should ask me to Serve
them, I would consider it an honor TO
do 80 to the best of my ability; but
most respectfully decline to seek Office
Of my kind"
While on our way from indianapolis to
Logansport, wo had tho pleasure of MAX
ing the acquaintance of Col. 7. b. Nc
Donald, of Columbia City, Indiana. He
is editor of the Fort Wayne journal, one
OF the leading dailies of that State, which
we take pleasure in placing upon onr OK
change list. The Colonel is true dem
ocrat, and we havo since learned is ono
OF the leading lights of the Indiana legal
fraternity.
The different County Democrat
Clubs are requested to meet at their usu-
al place Of meeting, ut least week be-
fore the primary election, for tho prr-
pose Of electing Managors of Election
and q COmmittno on Ropiotro+;o,, Lo ooo