The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-02-07
southern News Iten,s.

In the penitentiary of North Caro- 4
ina there are 113 whites aud o94 Dlachs
There is more homemade lard III Y
South west Georgia this season imam u
was ever known before. e.. I,
They are laying $4,000 bricks -" 4
lay on the new Kimball House IN AL 9
anta.
The Redemptionist Fathers have
inst closed very successful lniSSio' :"
Savannah.
Virginia now has, including inc
committee clcrkships, six places u'ioer
the Senate. /,
The Earle of Huntingdon and his
party are quartered ut tho Wlhuso'
Hotel in Jacksonville.
Georgia furniture manut&ctures
predict a big movement OF Wes:otn
furniture men and wood-WofkeiS l'''
tho South.
Wing Lee, n wcll-known LOUIS
Vile Chinaman, was married Ill 'hal
city Monday to Miss Nellie burtoh'
prcposscssing white girl.
Tho discovery of tin at Kings
Mountain, Cleveland County, n: ",
IlbS DCCil uHuouhSCu' Nv
ist will carefully examine 1t.
r.. G. Hayes, of Middleton, Del,
was drnggcd and robbed by two bunko
men in Jacksonville last Saturday.
His pockets were picked of $192.
"A North Carolina State Exposition
| has been organized with capltai
stock of $4,000. The Exposition will
be held during the entire month or
October.
The coming CarnivalEat New Or
leans promises to be as brilliant as
any vet given. The old-timcrs of the
"Mvstick Krcwe" will give parade
on Mardi Gras night.
A gentleman say that in the Flat
Woods of Oglcthorpc, Ga, the rocks
are filled with sulphur, and In breaking
them up as much rs n spoonful is ottci'
found in little pockets.
Tho recruiting officer in Charlotte
is securing number of recruits. ono
man brought in two sons, stating thai
he preferred sending them to the army
rather than to let them grow up on tho
farm.
The leading business men of AT
Ianta are considering the propriety o
men and manufacturers to meet in tina
city to consult about their interest.
"A meeting Of Cremationists wa
held in New Orleans on Thursda.
and it was decided to organize a SO
cicty, instead of stock company. 81
that all favoring cremation might be
come members.
Past Assistant Surgeon II. p
Cook, Of the Marine Hospital service
has resigned. DR.. Battle, Of Mort
Carolina, who passed an eAaminatio
for admission into service, will probf
bly, be appointed to the vacancy.
The temperance work is extend
{ ing among the colorcd people in Al
, gusta. Mrs. Sallic +. Chaplin, {
Q Charleston, made an effective addres
: to large gathering of colorcd poop
J. in that city OH Sunday night.
-Dr. Henry Battey, of Rome, Ga
. sent fox hound as q present to
y friend in Texas. A day or two ae
II the dog returned to the home Of his o
i. master, having accomplished the jou
st ney from Texas on foot and alone.
The Athens, Banner says: GA 8:
O. bill was shown us yesterday on whic
a, written, 'This bill represents the la
I'd of fortune OF $4,000, all of viii
I'd has been lost al the gaming tabl
- y This 800 bill shall 60 the same way
nd Major Gilman, o<.~---r~.-@~---
bo the Richmond Dispatch, and forneal
o. five wears past distributing clerk
to the office of the secretary ofthe Sena
!" has been succeeded in the latter positi
rse by Butler Malone, a son Of the Sci
he tor.
ln- CDR" johnson is subject of
rd terest to the Atlanta police. He We
ed to that place several weeks ago will
BILE bogus diploma of the Baltimore Me
cal College in his pocket. The oll
the day he swindled chambermaid
on of gold watch and chain and took
tho departure.
vii 1t is reported that Col. John
ot ot Kasey, eX treasurer of Bedford Coz
;.n oh ty, Va, has fled from the State, lc
, or. ing an Indebtedness of 100000 for
.oy- bOndsmen to meet. Kascy was lat
lets n candidate for the State. Senate on
nny Coalition ticket. Il is suspected [
he has gone to Canada.
on "A resolution providing for the
eie- moval of the Confederate dead fl
IN, Mumfordsvillc, KY, was passed
sno both houses of the Mississippi lie
'I.er 'her lature. A bill was introduced in
snm- ann. House and referred, making Meri
! IN the capital of tho State. A resolu
tho was passed inviting Mr.. Jcffcl
that Davis to address the Assembly on
ther life OF >. .. Pfentlss.
,ates An unknown lady, travel
alone, died near Goldsboro, N.
,re on train North on Friday morn
'N0 She held q through ticket from j
in sonvillc to Philadelphia. There
nothing on her person to indicate
name or address. She was appare
Con; ,o;as i'm good health when the train left
~ ,p'eJ ~ mington. Her death is attribute
In hctft uise"se'
Onsod In lonely spot on the East
} the shore, twenty-five miles from Ga
2 kha ounn;no IA,