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http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Sneak#Skill_Perks
Early game wise unless you have a melee weapon and you're very careful, sneak is more for hiding and giving you the first bow shot.
Then again you can do both.
Do you mean skill up your weapons?
I use the Sophia mod and I found that she can help you skillup your weapons easily. She is found at the stables near Whiterun.
All you have to do is attack her over and over again to skillup while she is laying down in the stables, before she joins you. She won't die. You can easily get your combat skills to 35-40+ depending on how long you can do it before getting bored. I used to do One handed and Archery that way to start out with a good boost to those skills.
Make sure you get the Warrior Stone and sleep at the Whiterun Inn for the sleeping bonus before you start to increase your exp rate.
You can easily get your character to level 5+ pretty quickly. I have gotten my character to level 10 before using that technique.
Join the Dark Brotherhood for the Shrouded Boots and sneak around with them to get your sneak skill up.
[Edit]: By 'early' I mean sneak skill at or around 10-15.
If you don't like the way the stealth skills work, there are a couple of mods that might be up your alley. I'm assuming these two are incompatible, so I think you'd have to pick just one, though I might be wrong:
Stealth Tools: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/19447/?
Stealth Skills Rebalanced: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/28418/?
Also, if you're not using Duel: Combat Realism or anything else that changes the way NPCs react to stealth attacks, you really need this mod:
Stealth Character Immersion Fix: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/8222/?
Otherwise you end up with this happening:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHbF9ynGZV0
Without mods, sneak attacking the greybeards over and over is probably the fastest way to raise the skill. Those guys can take a beating, and tend to be happy to sit with their backs to you while they take it. Use the weakest weapon you've got.
Be wary, though - take it too high and you'll find that you've levelled up, everything else has levelled up too (due to the silly level scaling "feature"), and all you've got to match their all-round improved stats is a nifty damage bonus to your first strike.
It's definitely possible to one-shot weaklings with sneak attacks. Mind, your best bet is to find a low level townsperson when they're sleeping (to decrease the chance they notice you). That, or if they're walking around with no-one else nearby. If they stop long enough for you to attack them you might do enough damage fast enough to get away with it.
BTW: Stay out of sight for 15 or so seconds after you kill someone. Sometimes if you kill someone, even with even if you remain hidden after doing the deed, people will get hostile if you poke your head up too soon.
PS: Also use the thief stone to help level up your sneak skill faster.