The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-28

y e. itobinson, Esq, has moved
a..i' his irniliy to town. We ex>
vau@ ,Aem cordial greeting.
A pnuper of tho name of Fan Boz
ron diod at tho poor house on Thurs
dny night of last week. She was
taken sick about 10 O'Clock p. MI
and died about midnight.
The lcrop of candidates in this
County promises to be good one
this yoar. Thore are many worthy
citizens amongst the aspirants, and
tho people will! have u good oppor-
tunity to mako II good selection.
The Balsam mountains in North
Carolina We're white with snow last
Saturday and the wind from that
directioa has boon "biting" cold cv-
er since.
The officers Of the Pickens, Con-
trail, Liberty, Pleasant Grove and
Carmel Presbyterian churches will
meet at Carmel church on the third
Sunday in next month, for the pur--
pose Of considering such matters as
anay be of interest to the churches.
1t is customary with religious
bodies to devote portion of the last
Thursday in February to prayer for
ahe youth, and in compliance with
that custom, Dr.. Riley will hold ape-
ci"l services in tho Presbyterian
church on Thursday oveuing to-
nigh) at carly candle light.
Tho South Carolina Prcsbytery
. will met at Bachelors Retreat on
Saturday Before the sccond Sabbath
IN April. ID. +. Bradley has boen
~h"Hcn delegate from the church IL,
th's "l""", with J. J. Lewis as al.
w. T. Ncrvca of this County
ShC ~ tlltcN cthICo
~ .i'D~''. u" on last Friday, on tho
charge ct perjIry ani convicted.
The jury recommended him Lu mercy
POSTpnNED The entertainments
which WAS to be given BY the Flow
CIR school, Mr.. J. d O'Bryant Prin-
cipal, on tha a7th proximo, has been
postponed unsil the weather becomes
more pleasant. Notice Of tho time
. will DO given in THE SENTINEL.
Mr.. w. a. Clyde has been rcaI-
pointed Supervisor of Registration
for this County by Governor Thomp
son. MIR. Clyde has made very
efficient officer and has given gener-
al satisfaction to the voters of the
County.
SHOT. Brooks Lathem, colorod,
alias Brooks Ferguson, ws.s shot last
.weok by the officers of the law in
this County. He was charged
with house breaking and whom the
officers attempted TO arrest him, ran
and was fred upon, receiving u flesh
wound, which it is thought will not
prove fatal. Ho made his escape.
He is we'll known here and does not
bear good character.
Mr. w. w. Martin, ono of tho
most law abiding and peacable oiti-
zens Of this County was arrested
carried to Greenvilie and tried in tho
Uninted States Court on the charge
of selling whiskey at the Greenville
Fair last Fall. Mr.. Martin had new
'er been to the Fair Grounds and
didn't know whore they were loca>
tod, yet tho Government had its us-
mal number Of "reliuble" Witnesses
who swore that they saw him there
!solIing whiskcy. Fortunately 70,
Mr. Martin he easily proved IN alb
and was readily acquitted, but no.
@ntil it had cost him three or four
weeks of time and about $40 10 cash
Tho law should be repealed.
Nor A CURE>ALL.-Norman',
Neutralizing Cordiul is not a cure mi
and no 40 not recommend it for ev,
oly il. D which the flesh is heir
IL ia ah. out>nothing moro than i,
.clnimHa I,rit in the name OF this OK.
&>.lcoo 'cmody. 1t noutrnizos .th,
,Ao'us aud gases of the stomach
makos digestion eHsy and gieves tone
TO tho dobiliLatcd syStem.