The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-05-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

W09h.
Mrs. r. A. Child is visiting relatives
in Atlanta
Our Mr.. Thompson was able to be up
town last Saturday.
Mr.. J. o. Smith advertises separa-
tor fox ssle in this issue.
Mr.. John 4. Chastain was admitted
to bail last Monday.
4 Maj. r. A. Child is in attendance upon
the Supreme Court.
Mrs. L. l.. Green, of Anderson, is Wis
iting Mrs. J. J. Lewis.
Capt. J. L. Thornley, is in attendance
upon the q. 8. Court at Charleston.
Court will convene at this place on
the first Monday in June.
Nyou want pair Of good summer
FhOea, eal on r. s.. Morgan Of Green
vile.
Mr.. J. 81. G. Mcdaniel has been quite
I'll for several days. We are glad to learn
that he is improving.
Measrs. J. Boatwright and Joe Miller,
are building handsome two-story dwell
ling house for DR.. Bramlett
Several of the Pickens young people
attended the picnic at Bowen'e Mills last
Saturday.
Rev. 8. R. Riley has returned from
Columbia, and his sister, Miss Mary D.
Riley has returned from Florida.
Rev. A. P. Nicholson will preach at
Liberty Presbyterian Church Oh the fifth
Sabbath in this month.
Our thanks are due Col. D. Wyatt
Aiken for d copy Of Vol. XIV of the Of
icial records Of the War Between the
States.
The now school house on Factory
Street will soon be completed. Mr.. J.
Boatwright, and Mr. Joe Miller have the
contract.
The colored people had foot washing
at their Baptist Church in this place last
Sabbath. It was witnessed by several
uncolored ladies and gentlemen.
There was large congregation ut
Cross Rouds last Sabbath Rsv. d. @.
Freeman prcache and administered the
Sacrament of the 1rd's Supper.
Col. r. E. Bowe acting president of
tho Cumberland Railroad, says that he
terprise than eyer.
Our thauks are due Col, A. P. But
Ter for pamphlet containing a synop-
sie OF the operations Of the Department
Of Agriculture from its establishment to
the let of November 1885.
Mr.. Marshall Jordan, II GSrother Of Mrs
". NJ. McCnslan of this place, died at
hia home i'll Leesburg, Fla, last Friday
MIRA McGsslan went to Geenwood last
Monday to attend the funeral.
WAvrED.-100 hands wanted at
o0oe to hoe cotton to whom the
,aah will be paid at tho end Of each
lays work. j. G. GRIFFIN.
Mr.. ". T. Mearcs returned last week
rom an extended visit to relatives in
Georgia. He reports John l.. Ellis as
{louriahing, in Hall county about s miles
above Gainesville.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
Hill be administered in the Presby
Church Mt this place on next Sabbath.
Chere will be preaching next Saturday
IT ii O'Clock A. M.
For good smoke call on Morris for
he Grand Republic Cigar. These Oh
/, ars are warranted absolutely and un
uAGfiedly all havana long filler without
,dmiKture or adulteration. 81 tt
Mr.. +. M. Morris has been indulginp
- some sport with the many rice
nirds which infest the forest and fields
bout his dwelling. The result has been
= tai to three or four Of the birds.
On the second Sabbath in this month
we are informed that an actual count
showed there were eighty three babies ut
Six Milo Church, under two years of
ago, and among that number were four
pairs of twins.
A rattle snake measuring four feet in
length, was killed near Mr. BanistAr
Lynch'g last week. he was at log
rolling, but as he could not hold him
self stiff enough to be used as a hand
spike, they killed him.
Mr.. Joab Mauldin bought the oxen
and wagon sold by deputy collector
Child on the 11th inst, ae property for
teited for violation of the internal reve-
aue laws. Mr.. Mauldin paid 846 for
the turnout.
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