The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-11-11
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Attention Is called to the notice made
by ~. IL. Tsmploton, executor of Catha
rine Templston, deceased
The vote in this county for Congress
man was 480, for State and County OIL
GERS sos. The lowest vote ever polled.
A town calf belled itself with Ny. Nor.
rlS well bucket last week. and it was fun
to see each trying to recover his proper
ty Mr. Morris after tho bucket and the
calf after his head.
All Of our readers are familiar with the
circumstances which make it necessary
for us to ask those who are indebted to
The SENTINEL OH account of subscrlp'
tons to arrange the same as soon as pos
sible.
Mr.. w. d. Glenn, of Liberty, wants
you to pay, if you owe him anything.
Heis doing business on the motto "quiok
sales and small profits" He has stocks
OF new goods Of tho best quality which
he takes pleasure in showing.
AID Abbeville man says there is as
much clear money in goose as in any
other property. 1t costs fifty cents and
will bring in that amount q year for tho
feathers. Isnot subject to cholera, pip
or gapes, will live hundred years and
forage for it's substance.
Read what tho merchants have 10 aay
in our columns, and you will know where
to get the most and bost goods for the
least money.
Mr.. Lesley has sold his lands lying
just south Of Pickens, 70 Mai. y. L.
Bradley. Many of our citizens think
this purchase shows that the Major has
great confidence in the completion of tie
Cumberland Gap Railroad.
The attention of lsnd buyers is called
to the advertisement of Mr.. H. b. Hen
bricks which appears i'll this issue He
offers como good land for sale. Sec him
or write to him st this place.
One thing the matter with this country
is the lack of economy. Too many
people are living beyond their income
under the mistaken allegiance to what
they regard ~ the demands Of society.
Every man, no matter how smnn his in
come, should resolve to save something.
The Golden Days, published Ivy James
E!verson, Philadelphia. Pa, for So 90
per annum, il one Of the most entertain
ing and best papers for children and
young people, we have evo~ ssen. It 10
beautifully illustrated and wcM worth
the money.
All persons indebted to the unjlersign-
cd, by account or otherw;se, must como
forward aid ssttIeil, ten days.
W. D. GInsN.
F"a1 the ECeontor's Eel0. NJ. :. c.
G. ioarsors viii snil some valus lie rel
ceEase on eS9y terms on the 81 day Of
Decembe~ next. 1t is all conven;enu;
! located.
nepnor! 4 neglected cot or co'iah may
.G1d 10 tItumouia. ":I> aEplIrr "r O; 'cr iutai
Gi case. SE-2at:'S pcc< s-Gi J'> Is vi clI:e q
C't0 ~ ~ lG'S; t,rt ! in
','hcrtioh, slck lea tAchc rs :hUu>tlcS testify.
The many friends nt Rev A. ". Wal
Ter, of Cnmpohc!lo, Spartanhurg Coun.
rs, "eTa Gia4! 20 see HIM in Pickens lat
week. He delivered a lecture in the
Methodist Prayer meeting, which WAS
very u :eh enjoyed by a.! whO hc.r? it.
The s%dIous labor Of tae faw l. onths
past 10 nos Seom to have jaidYl hila IL
the least.
The Air Limo divisio.' Of the Richmond
and Danville rail- Dad has adopted a. new
method Of paying of its employers. H.
stead Of send.ng out e pay train, they
now send to each man a check for the
amount due hiW, and this is cashed by
the nearest local agent. This iS capital
improvement that no doubt adds much
to the convenience Of tho company and
its employees.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis, son Of Rev. John
L. LOWS, died at his fathers residence.
six miles north. west of Pickens on the
3d instant. Ho had few DAYS before
recovered from measles and was able TO
q" OFT, when he was prostrated by an
attack ofpnoumonia, which soon rosulte |
In death. Mr Lewis was mneteeu years
OF age, member of the Baptist church,
and by his many good qullitio,, and
above all, hIs christian character he won
many friends who regret his untine!y
taking off. His bereavod parents have
the sympathy Of tho entire community
in this their greatest sorrow.
MIR. Perry Brazeale ono Of tLis conn.
tvs substantial farmers, placed on on,
table last week, great curiosity IN ths
shape of an ear Of corn. 1t YVES fuI)v
grown, well formed ear made up Of a
mixture of grains that look 90 if thew
wsren no kin. The most of tho grain,
were largo white Indian corn. The oth.
! eTa wPr1 toll flat and al,ru,,1, ,.,.-.- -..-