The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-02-02

\ thick Tl14 Hunters are whistlint
4 up thcSr dogs and are anticipating
il5oyfnl time hsnong tho rabbits. .John
! LOWS, Lhrfy, and Brown are Gal
ling mp "d'rayv
Tits becoming quite fashionablc
tor young gentfemenSs wish curly
hair, TO wear bangs. Oaly one u
/ the young men Of Pickens has iol>
lowed this fashion. Ladies', cainfSt
youscnd him some invisible hair
pins to fix them with?
/ Alta meeting of tire citizens held
last Monday the following gentle-
mon were elected Trnstees of the
Pickens High SCHOOL, q. IL Hol.
hngsworth, Chairman; j. Ii. Thorn>
10y Secretary; j. *. Kirksey; p. McD
Alexander; w. Z Mears; J oab Maui,
diahnd ] b Newbe,ry. On lnotionit
was determined by the BoarG that
oatrons not signing The Articles OF
agreement shalt pay quarterly, in
advance, or make satisfactory ar.
rangements with the teacher.
| Prof w M. McCaslan and family
arrived at this place on last Thurs
day. Prot. McCasian takos charge
OF tho Pickens High School for this
year. He ie a graduate of Erskine
| College and comes to our peopIe
| highly rec recommended as a teacher.
PiUkens should certainly have good
academy. Thore is ,nothing that
adds more, 70 a place than flourish
schools. We trust that the people
of the town, vicinity and entire
county will give Prot. McCasan
lhpfr hearty op>operation and I'VE
feel assured that he Will bhild i'm
for them u school OF which they
may well be proud. We welcome
Prof McCaslan hhd family TO our
town. H..
Mcssrs. Wilcox Gibbs & Co., of
Fertilis9r fame, invite tho attention
OF our readers to their goods. Read
their advertisement in this issue.
We have in Dur County, near
Central, a young man, Lafayette
Young, who has &c, tainly had his
share of this worlds troubles. These
troubles commenced lew years ago
with long and dangerous illness,
typhoid fever. From this he re
covered TO be shortly attacked with
pneumonia. RalIying from it he
had u broken limb. Two summers
ago while hoeing cotton, q piece of
his hoe was Broken off and knocked
into his left eye, so injuring the eye
that it had to be extirpatcd. Last
summer he was bitton by rattle
snakes pilot and lay at deaths door
for twenty hours. And now to con-
clude, last Munday morning his wife
presented him wi ,h fine girl,
weighing l53 pounds.
:, Read tho REPORT of the State
Board of Health, which we publish
in another place. 1t contains useful
Information oa small poX, the dis
case which liz raging in many parts
Of the country.
/, Married, on tho 22d ult., by Rev.
ID. Weston Hiott, Mr.. Samuel A.
Barr, Of EasIey,. and Mrs. isabella
G. Webb, Anderson County.
Rev. Mr.. King, OF Cherokee Coun.
ty} Georgia, preached at this place
or the evening of the 25th uIt. Ow>
ing to tho inclemenoy of the wealth
'er nq preaclied at the hotel hail to II
small audience. Mr.. King preached
a very Interesting and instructive
sermon. All who heard him cx-
pressed themselves pleased with
his effort.
We regret to announce that Mr..
j. Frank FoIger is Quite i'll, and it
is feared that his illness will term
mate in typhoid fever.
We Rtatcd in the locals of last
week that it was rumored q case Of
small pox had occurred in Brevard.
We are sorry we caused by this
statement a young man Of our town
somo uneasy hours and two slccp-
less nights. We forgot that he had
II dulcissime over there Ynunu man,
let your pulse rest easy. The rumor
was false.
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