The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-02-23
the CanhoA BTouhtac.

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2 Rev. Janios A. Moore is aunouHScd
's this week as candidate ftr No Legis-
lature.
Mr.. Charles S. Robinson has been
p appointed supervisor of Registration for
this County.
The Town Council refused the poti-
ton to change the road from Town
Creek to the Court House
Married, on the 18th instant, by DR..
IT, W. Folger. Mr.. Duncan Keller to
Miss Cora Allen-all of Central S. G..
Mr.. Daniel G.. Durham is q world bent
or on beets He presented us with one
last Saturday that Weighed seven pounds
and three quarters.
The Govcrnor'ha appointed IT. A. H.
Gibson, of Walhala, as Shelf FOR Oco-
nee Connty, vice Brezoale, deceased.
The names Of ten new subscribers to
the SENr1NEI, accompanied by the cash
Will etltle you to a brand new Webster's
Unabridged Dictinary. latest edition.
Judge j. H. Newton has had the
couplings of his buggy shortened near
IL inches, SO he could drive the Prohi-
bltion Road around Cannon. Mountain.
Married, on tho 18th instant, at Il @
residence of the bIi les father, by Rev.
j. w. Head Mr.. jesse Crensbaw to Miss
Jane Cantrel-all of Pickons County.
The presence of Mr.. Charles r. Mrtin
i'll town last week was a glelt pleasure ii;
his many old friends and former a*soci
ntes. Heis still stationed at Lima Green
vile CoInty.
The marriage of Mr. f.. B. Owen to
Mis- Al.llie Ml;.,I last week in the Green
vile Presbyterian CnMch was Il brilliant
affair. The bride and groom were at
tol,;cd by seven couples.
Notarlcs public can certify to nflitlavits
aud rchuhclutlonS Of dover. They cul.-
not commit offenders to Jail, but us they
the opinion that they can commit priso.
oncrs of love to purgatory.
HHnds have been b,,sily engaged for
tho m't few days putting Il new shaft in
Col. Enyood'S Mill. Mr.. HcndricLs
will aopn be ready to serve his ma,y
cp%ton,ers WITH Ills Il ',ml pr6mptness and
efficiency,
Mis-, Margaret .AlexnnAer'ss services ~,
tc;r;lter at Griffin nave been 50 highly
appreciated, that tie patrons would not
give her up, wiion the public term clos
cd last Friday, but made upn private
school.
Nli&p Hnppic Ford arrived from Peaer
ln"t week: and has taken charge of the
music department. of the Piedm,iht Inati.
tute. She comes with the highest rn,;-
mGndaionS and we trust the department
over which she presiCcS will receive IL
most liberal patronage.
We h;ve had ample opportunity to
convince ourselves of the efficacy of
Salvation Oil. We checrfully submit
our names to the public rs reference
~+Rospectfully, Sisters Of Notre Dame,
AisQmth Il lager SITS, Baltimore, Md.
1t is distressing to soc how the young
Shade trees arc made to suffer by the ac-
cidGntnl meeting OF two youths with
thoir pocket knives. If they are ten
steps from the tree when they meet, they
will "sid!e" up to it and draw the bark
of, like they were pealmg rafters for n
rontry school house. Every knife that
touches II shade tree, should be conlis
Gated and its over fined
Rev Hartweli Il. Moseloy, who is we'll
and tavotably known in this County, and
who lnbOred in the mountain section last
summer, rs missionary, will go t6
Mexico soon, in that anpucity.
We hnvo made arrangGmeMts with Mr.
HJohn Ferguson of Grrcnville by which
wo will lie able at all times to give our
tcadtrB the most useful and Trustworthy V
Information i'll regard to the producc,
grain and grocery markets: Never fail
TO read What he has to say.
Mr.. G. A. Kaufman, president Of thu
FhndeI}ilt Benevolent Association, OF
Charleston, has our thanks for hand:
sdmly printed pamphle oJ twenty pages,
IN memory Of Honorable William Aiken
4 member of tho society. As Mr.. John
y. NI0rOso said;