The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-04-26
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window glass at>sSiC.ta Bros.
Paints aud Oils at bettom prices at
Sloan Bros. ea s. e, f.. -"
Whose paper do yyou'rsad--yours, or
one paid'for'Py your neighbour
Stri,tly iprmellead is cheapest. Sloan,
Bros. S., "
Pretty much every thing,iu' the paint
line at Sloan Bros ,..
All the Democratic clubs In the coun
ty are called to meet on Saturday the 5th'
day of May.
Miss Bette Watson, sister of Mrs.
O.TW. Garrison, dieH in Walhalla on the
18th instant. Her remains were brought
to our town on the Air Line train where
her friends took caatge of the body and
carried it to the Watson family burying
ground for iinterment. She was about
seventyifour years dld, ,-Messenger
Gout in most ,c.ses first makes itself
known by an acute pain in the;joint of
the :great toe. This most excrutiating
pain may be likened to that produced by
the driving Of a wedge under the nail.
When thus affected rub we'll with Sava.
ion Oil, the greatest pain cure Oh earth.
Price 25 cents.
The new Bowen Road Is now ready
for travel, n most substantial bridge
having been built across Wolf Greek, in
r.. A. Bowen's bottom. The new route
is littl farther than the old, but the
grade is such that it is not necessary to
use the lock chain on the heaviest laden
wagons going in,either direction. When
some of the rough places are smoothel
down little more it will be good road
Messrs James p. Frank NJ. and L. W.
Carey have purchased each, one fourth
interest in the Keowee Hotel, Seneca.
These gentlemen with their brother John
G. Cary have also purchased the Coleman
Hotel Of the same place, They have
unbounded confidence in the future OF
Seneca, and without doubt it is vel
founded. The property will be managed
by Frank M. Carn,, whose ability has
made the Keowee q success.
Mr.. j. w. Young ie certaiuiy flourish
ing Mt Huntington Ark. The town was
only founded'eipht mouths ago, and it
now hns population of 1900 Coal is
the. magnet. On the I'D of April Mr..
Young was elected first mayor of the
town. Huntington is in healthy part
OF the State, but the measles and mumps
get there. All of Mr.. Young's family
wife and ten boys-have just recovered
from them. Mrs. Young was very sick,
but is now out of danger.
Prof. Anderson's exhibition ,at Cross
Roads School-house last Friday evening
| was we'll attended, and n complete sue
cess. The programme was we'll gotten
up and thoroughly enjoyed by the aud
ience. Mr.. 'Childs speech was one #
his'moct happy efforts, and elected the
most enthusiastic applause. The exer
cises of the school will be resumed afte,
1
ure highly pleased with the management
of Prof. Anderson, and his assistant
Miss Corrie Ellis.
Albert byrd, colored, was convicted
of perjury in the General Sessions fol
this County last year. A petition for
his pardon has been extensively circula
ted, andas extensively signed Nine OF
the twolvejurors have affixed their names
thereto. 1t has bren generally under
stood that perjury was swearing falsely
to Il material fact iii tthe case. The Su
prone Court in tliis case ruled other
wise. The petition has been signed
upon the belief that the prisoner has no
violated the spirit of the law.
The closing exercises Of Miss Heste,
Lewis school ut Union school house
was well attended by MANY of the pat
rons last Friday. The examination.
showed commendnble progress. The
first prize was won by Miss Lucy Gaines
In n class of fifteen she received fourteen
head marks. Second prize was won by
Miss Mamie Owens. In class of five
she received twenty-eight head marks
Third prize was awarded to Miss Waco
Rnckley. In class of nine, she receiv
ed twenty head marks.
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