The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-12-23
&. 6 GA IL TIE MS.

AhSusys o1o o6o''"'6 AohSO@' 'A"o Jo~'
notiosdit9
IIoys be careful with the shot gun
Christmas.
Mr. J. D. Smith. ofLiberty, had fine
COW tcsdie last week.
fresh pork sold on the street lass week
ior seven cents per pound.
Iuo merry wedding bells will begin to
1himo early in the new year.
II you wish to know the county news
aubsor % for the SENTINEL.
,rhls week will decide who is to be
JUDO Of the Eighth Circuit.
Miss Dora Young, of Elberton. Ga, {,
il yid jng friends in Piokens.
Tug SENTINEL will not come to see you
Chietr as week. The boys want holiday
Hj4 now in Che winter foreshsdow
nip crGpa in the summer. Let us smile.
The rembers Of tho Legialature will
get Aonrfor dinner on the 25th instant.
Fha indioations for the 10Th instant,
uiarcd it in saying that it would be
fair G@Y. .....
rDNir. Hrderson Roper expects soon to
',}v, Ioc Arkansaw, or some of the West
".l >.iNtc3.
Tho nowly elected officers will take
:.hny - - their respective offices about
the st q January.
IUo ;ootto for the new year is, "ener-
~, industry, and economy" He who
alicIa to hat will win.
S@0@,r)e for the S1NTINEn. Will
guhl ah al Ter the 1st Of January the most
lal,,.l- n,a of the laws.
49, VI. Crenshaw is assured of a
r,.~'v Ghristmas. He has named his
lr.go doug ater Felicia.
~ H. !. Robinson has lost his sight.
~ ins ..n sympathy of many friends
il hi> a"iiction.
Uo2': fnrget the oyster supper Mt the
Lr2fit7tN He'll next Monday evening.
MnHy ..aj;eacics will be served.
,~urec, three year. old son Of DR..
f.. nletj all in the fire last Thursday
auo l'ai MS right hand severely burned.
""yerat ems on the crops Of 1887, have
a'r.aGy hean filed. The parties must
ha' ba"u afraid the law would be re-
ne.ir1
3.t-ar: VI Of the Tournament at Liberty
. on CIV. .'aR day, and be sure to SAM
ljr "o. It,. ner served for til, benefit Of
81 .~.c=
tHs.hI.,' two perfect for n change, is
900 N.Y." nous for n d,siIe. S" thonght
IT, Tr:r':'r :uro, and it hit the General
t5l1tn,,r: :other lick.
%@r ,,'r bcnr;7ing pnpilr Of the
iI'o, ~. institute left for their rcspsc-
1.'. '"u last Friday to make much Of
1''r tw" .,'eek's holiday.
III. y Fl. Hnstey, of Central. vi!
c. n,y'''>3 q most commodi-
l1i sale %t,d,!n Gu Main Street
% Iho depot. ..... F..
'r1:c. b." 0.n bale seems to
- :. .a,oI,to pastime in this
#t.s>. -iony OF our exchanges tell Of
a.@'. sport, Lock your cotton up.
Nir. H. .. Ambler killed six hogs on
p Tic .&tE .:st. The largest one weighed
80 pouu3i, and the smallest $50. Some
t.n'e $50 - G killed one weighing 592.
tu.>" ,ntemen, father and his two
a9i.H, lr@,.ging near Americus, Ga., were
recently married to three sisters, each
nnr@pouE having been performed by the
0Nmo munster.
h(. J.. Il. Lawrence says he is eatisfied
tngt b5 judicious Use of acid and
solnpoyt farmer cAn I axe more money
On nio CO. on tha7 Ivy using guano. He
haa rciad the experiment now two years
D, g. Y. Earle hos acork -sorew that
he has carried for 81 years. thas drawn
the sborp4r from over 5C0 bottles OF
''rs~'','t"jv' dew" for the relief of wound
an the battle e-feld. Can you
h6aG t&je or q relief
G"xt year Mr.. A. s. Lesley will make
his b0no Two miles below Enslcy. Tho
9 yonng man, he has cen identified
with pickens society long enough to be
greatly Used. He carries with him the
.,iDl .,igI,.s of yoony friaDJa for aucpoaa
.n his nov home.
Mr. 'fh)mas III. Smith has discovered
'hot he hns some very generous neigh
hora Ihoy have volunteered to assist
HIM III gathering his corn, but he de-
mura +" their working at night and
shucl:ing lie corn in the fold, as they
DID one night last weok.
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