The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-05
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Mr.. j. @. Jennings is improving.
Our merchants did good holiday
trade. '.". s.
Consult MoFall's Almanac for good
bargains.
Strictly pure lead is cheapest. Sloan
Bros.
Rev. I. j, Long, of Batesville, Ark,
was in town last Monday.
Cards of thanks are published at one
dollar per square.
Treasurer Hill, has issued one receipt
since the 18th of December.
Paints and Oils at bottom prices at
Sloan Bros.
This is new ar-18S8-dont write
'87,and neither cuss, or tell lies.
Thomas NJ. Davilson is now located
at Ashevillo, N. c., getting good wages.
The Christmas of 1887, has surpassed
all records for bloody deeds and sad ac-
'cidents.
Messrs. G. w. Singleton and G. T..
Robinson are now boarding at Mr. j. G.
Jennings.
Miss Ida Hollingsworth is in Spartan
burg to attend the marriage of Miss Al
ice Walker to Mr.. Boyco Lee.
Mr.. Julius Folger, who has been con-
fined to his room for several days with
chronic pnemOnia, is improving.
Mrs. G.. w. Earle was quito sick last
week, having been confined to her room
for several days.
Pretty much ovory thing in The paint
line Mt Sloan Bros.
Window glass Mt Sloan Bros.
Col. James Z. Hngood, who has been
in Pickens FOR several days, returned last
Tuesday, to Charleston.
Mr.. J. p. Cary who was kept from hi,
Office day or two, last week, by india
position il ont again.
Horses and Mules for Sale or Ex-
Change. l.. G.. ChAYroN, Cen. .ral, :; G.
~ThacnGc of Ha:e%>on Rec sor rn!a lrg
was continued last week by the Commas
sioner, to await further tetGloDmrnts.
Mr. Charles " Furlnan of Greenv;llc,
whs married Il few days ago, 10 Mi;s
Sallio Vili"piguc, of Cn,nIen.
Lots Nos. 90 and 81, in E:,slnv, opno.
site ". NJ. iiu3ool & Co., f.. slln.
j. +. DoGas.
Nj. Noah z. Hen tricks, who is attend,
ing the Military S5chco! 1T DnhIonegA,
Ga, WAS NJ ho:ne during "a ho!,dAys.
On thc@9t!. ult., Mr.. JeH. y. Gi!c"ath
o: Greeivi!ic va" n:nrrlcl to Hiss M..r:1
Andh~,;':', of W"Sr"ce, f'cnn:*4scc. A;;
hap 80. 10 It.. . ANA his hrE.
HherA is one admirable fomslire ahou;
the ',aIhrd ire fence and that is they
c,n't r.irt Dir. tt:ii'S, Cough :jy"ap III
WI "i' ''tttN''b o.! Al
ht.:ur, Il r?;c gear 0!1 Gom cf NJ. J.
+. Hooper, Gird ;asy Saturday Of mcLi.l-
ge;i%. HIS T. mai!5 were buried it:.t
NJ ,n1n%, K tie BA..rr burial Gro ElI.
TIE Piedmont Institute begins th>
work Of tie ury gear, on r"xt MonIry,
Gnm. Oh } II viii be wei! for I'LL tM"
students 20 attend the opening cxarci ";.
Rev. w. T.. Bog&s, accompanied by
his lovely bride, visited friends in Pick
ems last week lie preached a good ser
mon in the Presbyterian Church last
Sabbath which was mucA enjoyed by AL
who heard il.
Mr. Zach Gobcr died at lis home in
Charleston on the 2lth nit. \ few yens
ago he WAS hnppiIy married to Miss
Ella Willard Of Liberty, Wilo nov
mourns her irrepnrnblo loss She ha,
the warmcSt "ympatlie3 Of many friouds
i'll her sad bereavement.
We read in thc BaiIy News that +. r.
Donald postmaster at WlIilm5ton has
managed to get his books III Il coH !ttion
which shows lie is short 5000 or $500.
This frightened HIM and he fled.
The tnem5or5 of The advanced class in
tho Presbyterian Sabbath School have
the sincere thanks Of their teacher for n
handsome coy Of the Holy Biblc. pre-
scented last Sabbath
The half sheet we issued last week waY
oh oXteporanoous effort. We had ,fado
9lp onr minds to take holiday, but we
had to rush ont q few lines on account OF
some ADVERTISING.
Every body send their name on a
postal card, TO James Elvorson, pub,
philadelphia, Pa, for copy Of Golden
Days, The best story pnper published in
America. See advertisement i'll another
coluiuh.
The Daily News tells of sad accident