The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-06-24
LOCAL II,IsNTs.

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Remember your Club meets next Sat
urday.
Agood crop of blackberries now ready
for the market. a &
Marbles and shooting are now the
Pickens past time.
Sunday the Goth day of June fires
were comfortable.
The longest day of the year was the
i eoldest day OF the summer.
It is probable that the cotton crop will
be wrapped in sheet-iron next fall.
Treasurer Hill has made complete
and satiafactory settlement with the
Comptroller General.
Mr. Thomas Welborn says he thinks
Shero in not more than one third of
WhSSs Drop.
{ Bottom corn IN many places has gone
down before the frashets ct the rate OF
about once week.
We have received communication
from Stewart without any signature. 1t
goes over under the rule.
The harvest, the rains and the weeds
were most two much for the farmers
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Harris, of Lrlling,
Texas, are visiting the family of Col. G.
l.. Hollingsworth.
Mr.. Willie Griffin, of Williamson,
has been spending few days in Pick
ems.
For SAbE.--A Fine Setter Pup, six
months old, for sale cheap. Apply at
this Office.
Rev. J. b. Campbell preached most
interesting and instructive sermon in the
Methodist Church last Sabbath afternoon.
Rev. A. P. Nicholson will preach Mt
the Hunter School House next Sabbath
morning at II o'clock a. m., and at Lib
srty at Pm.
There was no dog in Mr.. Hardin,s
well as anybody knows Of. This seems
to have been repetition of the "three
black crows" affair.
The Assessment in this county for 49,
SO is rs follows. Real Property a961,-
687. Personal 1922, ,922. Rail Road
$342, $50. Total S1626, 959.
,.I, ,l> of
the American Agriculturist for July.
1t is replete with useful and practical
suggetions for the farmers.
&iThe platform in the hall Of the Pied
mont Institute is most tastefully and
elegantly decorated for tho commence
ment exercises this week.
Mr.. W. ID. Glenn, of Liberty must
10 ahead on a cotton crop He showed
ua q stalk on the 17th inst. sixteen in
ches high with fifteen Squares.
MT. HGfleston Rice was bofore Com
missioner Thoruley last week On n charge
of making and retailing whiskey. The
defendant WAS held for trial
One tremendous rain after another
rolls down the hills and through the val
ioys, but ~ bridges seem to stand the
storm. Our folks have learned how to
plant them.
DaAgeRa A neglected cold or cough may
lead 70 fneumonia, Consumption or other fatal
cold 40 by magic. Best thing for. dyspepsiain.
AiGsStion. .aick hSndscho aS thousands testify.
Read and reflect on the programme for
the next meeting of the Pickens Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association, pub
2iahed in this issue. The Association
meets on the first Monday IA July.
Mr.. r. s. Morgan of Greenville, has
most elegant styles in Summer shoes
both for ladies and gentlemen. He han
dies nothing but shoes. and if you want
a good bargain give him a call.
Do not fail to hear the address OF Mr..
W. G. Benet, to-day, (Thursday,) at 8
p. m, Mt annual celebration of the Paido-
rean and Californian Literary Societies.
The debate tonight, win, no doubt, be
aively.
The public school trustees for Huri-
oAne township will meet at tho Nine
Milo School House Place on the Goth
inst. for the purpose Of employing
$eSohOru. Oto. J. E. BoRoUaHs,
Clerk OF Board
Many London ladies' crop their hnir
short and wear on almost entire wig, and
consequently catch cold more frequently
&heu their American cousins, but of
course they all use DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
The Edgefeld Advertiser wants the
Constitution amended so that Judge
shall not be clegible to any other Office
ANITA two yenra after tha avn;rot;o, of b;c