The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, April 08, 1886, Image 3
LOCAL ITEfMe
Bpring has'dom,.
Lizzards are drawling..
Peach trees are blooming,
The swallow twitters frdti the straw
Sbutilt shed.
Wheat is small, but the o ob-seems to
'be vigorous.
Mrs. George K. Itoudridks wits very
I1 last week.
Roligion, like goht, .is frequently used
o pla 1ase nfetals.
There was4 a shower of hail north of
4 'iukens last Sabbath.
Mrs. W. J. Branlett is on a visit to
-ellttivos in Greenville.
The Town Council had the streets
worked last week,
Itndildu Avenue has been piut in
''ood i:.
We are glad to learn that idol. D. Wy.
tt Aiken is improving.
08o far as we can learn terraces stood
he washing rains surprisingly well.
We are informed that Mr. E at Day's
amtpost machine works admirably.
There wero still several cases of mea
.les on the Saluda side last week.
The town election last Monday, resul
+d in the choice of the intIUbents.
The Reowee Courier is in favor of a
onvention to rembdel the constitution.
Mr. Durnut has placed a very neat and
ibstantial paling fence around his front
ard.
Mr. C. P. Barrett of Spartanhnrg, and
[ajor Symmes, of Greenville was
7 I town last Monday.
Miss Sunie Ambler who is attending
mn Female College at Greenville has
een on a visit to her home.
The martin is watching for the bee
'ith honey, and the merchant for the
aan with money.
Mrs. W. .aiiford Brown diecl at her
otme in the city of Andeeson on Satur
- tay the 8d instant.
Last week the road hands seemed to
>o on duty throughout the County, and
tich effective work wasmlone.
What say the readers of the SuNTINE'L
,R to primary elections for congressmen
.nd State oflienrst
Mrs. .T. Me. L. Seabrook is on a visit
o her father, Capt. Joe. L. Thornley.
-or many friends are always delighted
e ses her.
3T in Street revived the greatest
ioutnt of attention frm :u the'street work
+ last week, an its :appearaunce is much
imaproved..
Cno'tm.crio.. -The inietor- and 1)ea
-en's n eeting conven u.s on 1'riday befores
.he third Suinday; inxste'ad of thet Jirsta
is wte :t.itted la-ut week.
TIhe (Cente~anry ini its nLeaonnt of Hanile
:idd Minea spalms of outr fellow towns
mean, D r. J1. 1. H{ollinagswortht as ''the
\f irri' I, on: th . i ;t of M irAb, near
q to ?tins5 An:geline Hendricks. MaIthew
The bridg~e:arnc as o' rge's Creek on
the new read fromt ly' to Greenville
hais bee'n consideraly damagg'el by the
'enent rais. It is sagged ini the middle
ab1outt fivc feet.
Moessrs. James T. Reid, Joel Beard,
Jahmos M. Keith, William A. Lowery ail
A. R. Grant wvere o lected delegates to
re'preaentt Oconee in the Farmers Con
ve ntion.
On taue 30th of last month Mr. William
Nally was united iti niautriage to Miss
Katie Barr, daughter of Mr. John Af.
Barr, who lives near Ensley1 Rev. W.
B. Singleton oficiatitig.
There is positive assuran o that there
will h)e OIandidaites for Schoiol Conmmis
sioner, Prdhatai Judge and County Com-.
missioner, but we have no positive as
suranco as to the other offices.
The Town Conil of Central last week,
finted Mr. James Peek fifty dolIlatg fer
selling whtiskey. Th e (defenidant has
R iven bcatl for his app)earanado at court
to answer a similar charge p)refiredl by
the StLatn.
We are glad to hear from ''Luke," of
Liberty, and trust lhe will favor us wit.h
the news from lhis town whleniever occa
sian seems to reqiire. H is domiinica
tiont beinig receivedl on l1-i85 day is thet
keason it did not appear last week.
Mrs. Warren 1). Edeng who is about
sixty nino years of age lad thad monshi
not long sitndo, but lhas ot irely redoveored1
Conisidering hie age shoe was oxtrenmely
fo)rtuttt.t, as' ally mPil over forty rarely
Aurvives thme udisease without somefl pIdP
ananent injury.
Look to thme health of thle,family b)y
kooping your proie- e thoroughly in
g(od ordoCr, andl your well cleaned out.
Caution is thet parent of safety. Many
things are adveti~ed to cue malaia
p~oi5ons, butifoandoa tifem are worth half
no much as4 tlhat whiclt prevents it.
Wilmnfdu, N. O. 0Cdemn to ja l
more than its MhAro of fires this year
Ont thme 20th tilt, about $20,000 Worthi of
property was derstroyed1. Thlis was not
5(o destructiv'd as the one which ocelurredl
about thme 1st of MarcIh. -Aliout one
more st#h with good insurance p)olicis
will im-.ko Wilmingt<m a fine new city.
Oar ig1lidra Will aionfe'r it favadfltha
'will be umunh approinted, no(t only by usR,
but also by the readers of' thae udfmE1Nr4
If they will makd kztown to Us what hap,
penst afotud them. '[( ydtl cGa't edmd
juist send tde wd by linna or dard. Es.
- poelaly can our immsedfiate tmeigibojs be
Thd attention of tlose in need of dry
got)dd is dalled to the iimouse stock dia.
played in the eolumns of Tun SENTINEL
this week, by Messrs. J. H. Morgan & Bro.
'hey are sure to do just what they say.
Road their ad. and you will be con"
vinced that their store is the placo to gel
bargaiuti.
There were a considerable number ir
attendance upoll ihd sales last Monday
In the case of Crane, Boylston & Co.
vs. L. Ross Eaton, etal. Lot No. 15 wa
sold to Major Symmes for 8100. Lot No
14 was sold to the same purchaser fo
$100. The lot opposite the depot at Con
tral, upon which thor) is a hotel was solt
to Major Symnimes for $520. This close<
the sales.
The Carolina Sparlan phuins ilh
mysterid(is music on the piano, mention
(d a few weeks ago, by saying it wits
rat di a mouso trying his hand on tIh
keys, and direete(l the chromo to be sen
to that olilen, freight prepail. Tlh
Spartan missed it about four indbes ii
length and two inches in height.
Is it hot a ouYious fact, when we thinl
of it in the light of reason, that the mos
enterprising advertisers are the mos
prosperous traders. Some meni say, "f
gan't afford to advertise," at; if it were a
luxury or a charity. It is one of the es
Hential economies of husiniess and 1bringi
back directly or indirectly ten fold ita
cost
On the first day of this month, thi<
Piednont Institute was made tiho victin
of what appears to have been an or
ganized practical joke. The boys sitruch
with one accord, Py'dvided1 the rnselve.
with sardines and crackers aind took i
half i day's journey into the wilderness.
The rabbits they did not catch witnesF
against them.
A correspondent of the Auburn, N. Y.
Advertiser calls attention to a Hingnlai
blunder in the English translation of thu
lhebrew Bible. In IF. Chroiiels, xxi.,
q0, and the first of the next chapter.
Ahazinh, king of Judah, is made out to
he two years older than hi.s fither. Tn
II, kings, viii., 26, hie age is correctly
gl.:nii. This error ia not rectillel in the
revised edition,
The following is from Daily News of
the 4th instant: "Mrs. W. H. Green, for
merly of Easloy, and dauglter in-law of
Mrs. Green of this city, died at 8 o'clock
on Satrtlday nnorning in Anderson, aftor
a long illness of constun)ition. She was
a daglter of Mr. O'lDi(l of Piekens
conity, anl leaves a df)votel hateband
and one chi, who, with lir nuny fr1ad(4
mltiin her denise. She will 1 linried
at 1lasley to-daty.?i '' The f(ueral a;i col
duct!l 'by Rev M. Walling of Alaa.,rson.
'There wa s a iconsiderablf iltlmblaor of
c_itit.a s from11 bofth tnit et at thei l.-tt in-g
of Kia jwctVt Iridge lait 'lt hrst. 'h
et:nlti ia.'rs fr"61m lothm cttni('-f woro
1)i'e'4t. h''lie coni't't was aw:adl( to
sum11 of >1'3l5,tIi. 'The pr'iniaej d work to
with so,lhi granite. Thie ol pill ar wa a
hull buailt with large roc'k ipT!e,l ini '.-il
small ston ,'s. It has giv'en w,ar.T:
wvork il tio e complta~ byt 1~ - t od f J a
ly.
IPauline, a three y'ear ould diaughter* of
Mr. JT. II. G. MelDaniel, was ie v"re ly
bured no t long Siine'(, byi oI telcitsl
taking tire. Mrs. :Ml D)ani i! lI a,r
hands severely bunried in trying I- 'ex
tiniguishi the flanies. Thera '-i lol
mnigt have beeni fatal, but for the tin
ly retrn of the clhld's grainimoher'~ who>
had gne for a pitcher oaf wtater' which
wvas app)lied to thle flane in [lie nichl of
nme. Th'le chil d has sufftlered initenisly,
but is not likely to be piermanentIly in -
Abiout (lark on the 30th uhf., muany of
the citizens thought wVe woual he vi; ited
by a furious cyclone. There wuas ia
bii'i.sk unmder current (if windl driving thie
('louids wvest, andl a b risker one abo t ve
driving ti hm emast. The uplper current
800on prevailed, anid the olouids ~in lhe
wvest thickened anid bilacked withI in tcews
ing lighatning and thamuder. The, whaolo
mass seemed to stairt east like it had been
shiot f'renta eamnnon. The wiiil aauhiajledl
wvithiout doing any damage lin th
heaviest rain fell that has becen knowii
in this section for maniy dlays.
.Ar'. Alex Aligoodt who is alow abgut
eight.y years old, met wvith a pacinful mat
eiden.t one (liy last wecek. He was sit
ting oii a chair near the edge of thle piz
shiellinrg corn, wvhien, wvithaout risinrg, hei
pushed baek a little wvay for seome one to
swVeepi up the corn, thme feet oif Ihis chair
goaingj over the edge, he losat Ihis h maam'
and fell to th e ground.I OnofIisila
was bii ,xen iad lie was consilidler.ably
bruised on thet head, Hie was prmhtl
ftttended~ b y D r. I raumletdt nandl we m'ia
glad to say that he is doing as well a
ctouild be eaxpjectead.
T11w great labor ti tir'ules have at l.g
cid theam ttLentIion of Conagress. Ma. Hon11k
of 'k' TenU:se, has iintriodided a joaira
resolution to) pr'ovtide for a ''capital amni
laboer coimmnission,"' to conistiN of four
Seniators, four Rep'lresenitativ'es andt on
per'soin to b,e appoeint.ed by the Piresident
whlo shall ho chairmamn oif the eonumnis.
Amon. Trheir~ report is to be submaitted
to Conigress on air Iy thet I frst o f D eea '
boer. If this e(ommnissionr Sho(inhl provI'
legislatien that will iuet thie exig..n y of
the (tase, they will have a *maoniumenat
more enduaring thanir bra-s.
Most F.xcellenut
ennii.,writers: .'uy faailysai r
eleq or' your rrMt, excelhtnt redl in ii,
.in 'i.New iMo~very far t'onhae,i'
ii. I dheti., tot Ienty t r ~ t. '
fr'iends, to ry,nI A-g ron,a,it,
pr.aise iit af e ery rffe' lul
Dr Kig' N.' """"".jay "C on~o
reili s. 4i hm',u Crc
duOn or Tha,t leIsa" eta viry ufl.e
VArUALI Lor FOR AIF..--A valutable
Lot of Six Acres, with good )welling
and Out Buildings, nitnate ill tho town
of EaSloy, Air Lino Railroad, cali ho
bought cheap an(id on e ty terins. .For
further inforination, Ippj>! to this oflico
Danger! A negleetedl coli or cou.tii bay
fral to i'netifa,('(nSumpt itnn or uiwr fatal
dise"a"so. Strong's Peetorat Pilla wil etlre t
e(11(t ni by nutgle. )Amt thl efrv ivs,}tota,inl.
digeston, sickhetwtducho as tltousaiids testify,
Buoklon'N Arnica Salve
The Best Salve i tie wo't,rll fo its
1lruise', i(,re:, U l("trs, Salt. Iltein . 1i'er
i" Mort's, l'eh- , happed"l M oh d , i lill:li
Corns, tnd ill Skin Erupt ioi" n, :utI fosilti n
ly, ('ure" Pih-"., or I1> pay retlirt d. It is(
gultranu t('t': to --.nve 1 erf((t. ' t 'fat it,i ,
memeyit' 1h. bll d .d. l'> i(,"% i ("tt.. p)"e r X
FOR COUHS, rROUP AND
CON SUMPTS USE
TAYLOR'S
.f ME EEDY
OF SWEET :s M D M LLE4.
The sweet . t ; t: t. fr i , :r t ree .lf tlho
an n'it , i ttv, in l ~n ,"' i iH na:i stl r. trnls Iii
the -u,hsern t.:tt+" e-, n,;,;1: a Rtnnl i:; a e x
rper-"orr nt pl iIvlI th:t't lro .i t Ihi:ie ni ro.
(I': ,t; th', . .riy. in run .. ,u ' : :. 1. :-..l etilnnlth tirt
l:i eh <i1 " . iu.rw t 1 :i tiir. -- c' } p rutof
I l w'ttvl,, pin.:.r.;,: 1' tv ' ru,t.-i (u vl I h oe
he il! t."ilai'i pri,+iile in (ie mnn11tt
PI1't 0i'1,ihl h ( 1 1 ., I i-l{yn'L hl I 1AN.i '
('f t K ;I"- It..:.:i:n ' ' -A NJ) !111i..
1.I N i hcf ino'a lIIt'1 r..- .'d . nr ('uvhll, ('r.ulp,
w hoo"+pinez-l't.: ':' e re ir. uin:- anll ,1 "a.'
tabl, i t'' (hil. iv i; :1-'". . t. ' :i . it. AsI: y1m,
dlrur"uI:lt 1 .r it. Pi'r t' e;. al:ir!p.: . 1111o Iea
not keep it, w'' will 1w:*y. I r'l , nIv tiltII ,- , t" .
Il-cuvCchar.:e' (+n I,r':, Fl/1' I.gill t.) lty >' art cf
W elt- '. S. nr . . 1 cI r
WALTliI:L .L.T1.f 1':,..ttltanta,(ia.
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. ''s t 1r . ih < eal I: :tt..
C'. b. 1I( l,,l\iW lft'l, Att'vat Law.
-I 1 i
tol .nil i,'! '. . . \r il . I I.llLr
T - -rify,1 tha MI ' r l' .oven1 iM i { o.
F ir I I t a It' . f h '
I ) ' th t ' t . " >ml .I '
with ih requi ': '
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can ic-a-rr th hxa cot
nyf any prpoel; eo
av ri1:n1 Inicia
pape rs hlr addrci si-r
io. Pu i .owe .w.& Co.,
aft r t ew'rA-: rtv icW'rf
ALMANAd
O -3
APR1L.
THIIS AL\ANAC TRADS NO
MEIT LYON WIITi NARO
IHOBLE: EPOLEp, ANI)
I i sT SEPSENl'I)IS
WHIT LI ENS.
This is no April Fiot, bid horse
selse a little tangled.
NOW Plant Mlore Potatoes
and (lardei Seeds.
---- -
Ea1t ou E;;gs this inonth, but
br1ingl. oII the Chluickens.
Coniu1 see in N1y NE\N ((O)ti.
Its no us( t) tell yo1 u ( V(-r 11)(1 mve
what all I keep to trade on.
Every one knows that I keep a
little of everythin;." that is needed,
an(I tlit I sell as near right as I
know how.
lhy n1ot give us het llase ieena(
at your Petuek 1;oboi1 that.
y1 i v(;"i het Ili- In
jun vilingf?
I6. tilme f11 u l c' 'm1y f",j 1;y" i .t.l.
inr here all the 'ar ruemI. P'41pl
who cnn see straitght, and will hit
where the look, cln. always lhi. lar.
.;'ls fo,r ('nsh., an<d r(;asonab,l!f_lle. hui ('ce lg y
it. 1onl't hurry tlboutt it, buit coue
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CONDEN5ED SCIIEDULE.
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1 O.VEY & TOWNES
RE ENVThLg, . C
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- AND
WE OFFER AT TH1
itM'1 E T (AsH P'1ticE4
The Largest and Best Assorted Stock
We, have ever had. Would call especial attention to our
DiEss GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Silks,. Callshneres, Finlnel SuitingF, B ourcttc,, Satin B3erburs,
Couel:; Hair, GueNseys Itl all the cheaper grades.
W'e Isave a full lisne o' Tris>naing to 1aicl-r, In Silk
Pl1ushem, Milk Velvets, V'el\"eteenji, Woolen
Laces 1, I l act.Rution%. d c
IN OUt
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
OUGHT Dll'ECT FRtONM THE MANUFACTURER8.
We Iive the n,vewest. styles in Newia rlots, Wraps, Rbussinn (irculn,
Jatckets and Jers;e v.
Also. t full line of Misses Wtraps and IHavel cks.
NOTIONS,
GlOvcs, H1 siery, RlIlbh on1, Ildics an<l ChildirP) Unclc"erels and 8uits
IV OUR STAPLE GOO]S'
We have a large stock iI Iankets, imnnels, Jeans, Cassilores, Linscy6:
ers.', ShiirPthMS. hbeetilngt;:, Plai<ls, Hickory Stripets and Ginlhams,
We liave miade t Specinity of MO1NINi (,i 4OODS for yearo
pnst and ol'er a large linc" at very lIow figlT s.
1N OtR D pART3ENT UP-STAIR,E
WI linvc the Largest Stock ini the City, of
Carpets in all Grades,
)il"o h , at tisg, Iu-s, Trunks & ('urtain Good#
1IOVEY & TOWINES,
-NEXT DOOR TO NATIONAL BANK.
MARBl:E AND GARNITE \STATE 0F !!0UTH CA1'OLINAL
(Courr oFY 01'ICK(ENS.
T t'at-Eiriiilu(T lsrli,,15 dnl.
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JewelereandnWich Repairing
Main St,, 2d Corner Below C. H.Iiko h or frPees(olt
Till2 NlaW AfF.archAN886. 7, ANU
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lit tiEiEi thIiP211. Li1ki',fI-(..artho.se
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ciIul ite-( i eon M. Lynch wi l Jthn ti .
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420' i N t'Il~Ot O.XIIE .at their l ic at 1141,1 P i.ken 1('urt clIouse,
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