The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-10-30
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miles West Of this pi,,"o ,a ast"tu~,.r
morning.
Wanted at Ownbey Bros, GO. unoy T.u
Thousand Bushels of Cotton Seed, 1a~
which they will pay the spot cash.
The SENTINEL will, probably, not be
issued before Thursday of next week
The delay will be made in order to give
hpossible, the result of the elections.
The Easley Messenger came to us last
week in All enlarged form. 1t now has
six columns to the page and isvery much
improved in form and appearance.
Tobacco and Cigars, a way down, at
short crop prices, at Ownbey Bros,
Those of our readers who want cloth
ing of any kind, should consult the ad-
vertisement of T. w. Poe & Co. which
appears in The SENTINEL, and then call
upon them.
FarGlefs--Can on Ownbey Bros, for
fine Cotton Seed, Of their own raising
Osier Silk, and Jones Improved, they
will Exchange, Seed, or seel you cheap,
for cash.
Mr.. r. r. Child has found on alum
deposit Oh his place, on Twelve Mile
river in this county. Ho exhibited
sample in this Office last Monday, which
lasts very strong of the alum. We hope
he MAY develop the mine and make n
fortune out of it.
Stove Pans, Piping, and Tinware-
cheap as the cheapest, at Ownbey Bros.
William Massengale, aged about 81
years, died of consumption, at the resi-
dence of his mother in-law, near this
place, Oh the morning of the 25th inst.
He leaves n young widow. His remains
Were intorredat Tabor church on the Doth
instant.
How pleasant it will be to havo the
Federal officials in this Stnte in sympa-
thy with the honest, law bidding and in
telligent portion of our population. This
Will be the C rse after the inauguration of
President Cleveland. "Turn the rascals
out"
Died, Oh the Goth instant, near Six
Mile, S. c., Mary ", infant daughter of
Geo. A. and Mary Barrett, aged five
months and three days
''Sutfer little children to come unto
me, and forbid them not, for of such is
the kingdom of heaven"
meeting at Antich Baptist church in
the Eastatoe section of this county, con-
Quoted by Revs. d. G. Freeman and G.
w. Singleton, resulted in IL additions to
the church'by baptism. The ordinance
was performed by Mr. Freeman on Sat
urday last i'll Eastatoe creek. The meet
ing lasted IL days and nights, with an
intermission of three days. The church
was greatly revived and much good ap-
parently done.
DIED.-Mrs. Ada Glenn, wife of Mr..
w. ID. Glenn, and eldest daughter of
DR.. r. J. Gilliland, ST., of Easley, died
at Liberty Station i'll this county, ION last
Monday morning, the 9th instant. She
had the benefit of the best medical skill
in the country, but it could not avail to
save her life. She was an earnest and
devoted member of the Presbyterian
church, true christian and O noble
woman-and her gentle spirit has gone
to God to receive the reward reserved for
those who love and serve Him. Her re-
mains were inferred at Carmel on Tues
day, the 2SSh instant, the funeral services
being conducted by the Rev. DIR. Riley
of this place. To the disconsolate hus-
band, parents and other sorrowing rela-
tives and friends we extend our sincere
sympathies.
THIEF FSncr-For some time Cato Sher-
man, colored, who lives on the place of
MIR. Jonb Mauldin, has been missing corn
from his fold. He determined to lie-in-
walt and see If he could not capture the
thief. On last Sunday night his efforts
were rewarded by the capture of Simon
Vollentlne' colored, though not actually
III Cato's own corn. He caught him in
the act of stealing from the field of Rob
Irvine, which adjoined that Of Cotoo,a
who was lying corpse at his bonae a.
the time. Cato demanded Simon'a srr
render, but Simon appealed to his beoIa
to save him and broke off at n hrisl,
speed, wheroupon Cato levelled his fuaoo
and put thirty-two bird shot in Simon,a
back, according to the count of DR.
Bramlett, who made an examination on
the day following. Simon was given
preliminary hearing before Justice New
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