The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-08
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Hardins are reported as still inn

Mrs. Henry Q. Markly, of Greenville,
died on the 3D. instant.
WAxruD~-5OO bushels blackberriea ot
R.O0por hushol, Fl. B. HENDRICKS.
RolQ9mhor that the Teachers Institute
meets m the 14th inst. Be sure to come.
Miss Nary Byers, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. ". r. Major, of this place.
We do not hear of any one boasting
about fine crop of tobacco.
Miss Charlotte Murff, OF this place,
iSVisiting relatives and friends in Green
vile.
The beautiful grove in front of Judge
Durant's dwelling is daily becoming more
attractive.
Mrs. w. M. McCaslan and daughter,
Miss Marie, are visiting relatives and
friends at Greenwood.
SO far, this summer, shade trees have
been of very little use, but fire wood was
in demand the 1st day of July.
Don't forget to cleanse your premises
and thereby perhaps save the burial of
some member Of your family.
Rev. j. T. Burdine has been installed
as postmaster ut this place. The Office
is kept at the Masonic temple.
Lien notes and mortgages must have
felt the rain enough last week to make
them somewhat tender.
The roads have been very much dam
aged by the excessive rains. That's all
right; very few have time to travel them.
Mr.. W. G. Benet's infant which was
quite sick during his recent visit to this
place, died in Spartanburg on the 4th
inst, at the residence of Mrs. MCGOWAN.
Rev. B. F. Mauldin, we'll known
minister of the Baptist Church, died on
the 4th inst, at the residence of his sou,
B. Frank Mauldin, Jr., in Anderson.
Julius Thomas, colored, of Anderson
County, was killed by lightning on the
29th ult. He WAS going from the har-
vest field with scythe on his shoulder.
A Georgia farmer states that onions
mixed with wheat, after drying, will pre-
vent weevils from getting in it. Th ey
won't trouble it any more; he has tried
it thoroughly.
~ ~ rk,y~x Aoo
disorder, torpid liver, pain In back side, con-
etlgation, etc neglect may be fatal. One dose
XteW 2oses resope to new ns hsa M a glg9 Sa EeoI
The Greenville News of last Saturday,
says that Mr.. John 8. Fisher was ares
ted last week in Polk County, N. c., on
a charge of obtaining goods under false
pretences, but escaped from his captors.
"When some deep aud immedic able
wound" takes your breath away; don't
lie down in despondency, but send
boy with twenty-five cents to the near
est druggist for bottle of Salvation Oil.
The aesthetic movement in England
has entirely died out, bccause-well
because people think there is moro good
Common sense in taking bottle of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syruy than in carrying
lilly.
Adaline, q bright and interesting little
child, eleven months old, and daughter
of Mr.. It. e. James, of Brushy Creek,
died on the Goth ult. The bereaved pa
rents have the sympathies of many
friends.
LII you have pair of pocket scissors
that don't belong to you, please turn
them over to this Office. II you do not
like this public insinuation, you can a.
pologise by sending us basket of nice
peaches.
The Trustees of Liberty Township, will
meet at Liberty on Saturday, July 10th,
at 8 o'clock, p. M, for the purpose of
employing teachers, and transaoting any
other business that may come before the
board w. r. O'DEnn, Clerk,
Two of Mr.. Richard Bakers children
died, one on last Saturday, and the other
on Sunday. They were taken off by
something like dysentery. Mrs. Baker
and the remaining child are very i'll. No
physician has been called in.
Governor Thompson has been made
assistant Secretary of the U. s. Treasury.
This is next in honor TO position in tho
Cabinet. Such great honor conferred
upon ono Of her most deserving sons,
will be most heartily appreciated by the
entire State.
Mr.. Maberry Mauldln has discovered
a mineral spring on his place, (the old
Poor farm,) the waters of which contrib
ute much towards relieving the infirma-
ties OF old age. It tastes very much like
the water of the chalybeate spring at
Williamson, s. @.