The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-02-09
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The bird season will soon be over mako
good use of tho time sportsmen.
:. Mr.. 9. T.. Robinson IS assiStine the
Auditor in taking returns.
:, We are diligently laokihg for the man,
who is going to haul us wood.
Go to tho Mansion House for good
eating, elegant rooms and good soft beds.
We trust "Witness" of Central will
keep us posted on the news in his section.
The railroad hands wore engaged last
week repairing the tresscl across Geroge's
Creek.
Mr.. ST. Johu Cox of GreenvilIe, who
has been sick for some tihic died on tho
1st inst.
Mrs Hollingsworth md her daughter
Miss Ola are having pleasant visit in
GAINESVILLE Fla.
Mrs. Donnolloy is still quito sick,
there being little change in her condition
since lust week.
Tho hanls wcro engaged last wcok in
opening tho new road to Nasloy via
Judge Newton's.
Miss Ida Bradley, of Cmtcrsvilc, Ga,
has been visiting in Columbin, for scv-
eral weeks.
The hands woro engaged last week
opening the road by the New Bridge over
Wolf Creek above tho factory.
Mr. Jcre II. Payne and family lave
emmiGratcd to birmingham where Mr..
Payne is now engaged in the mercantile
business.
Surveyor, Sanders, Of Oconco was in
Pickens last week on business Dcrtaininp
to his calling.
Prof. Julins r. Newton of Liberty was
i'll PiclIcns last Saturday. His school is
progressing all right.
Mr.. d. f.. Garvin and DIR. IT. w. Fol-
ger who arc charged with being accessory
to tho lynching of Waltlrop were admitted
to bail l'ts. Saturday in the sum of two
thUu3illG dollars each.
The Aiken Recorder says that work ON
the CiumbrlAnd Gap Road is going right
head. The old grading is being
smoothcd down, and hands are engaged
distributing cross tiers along the line.
On our Cd page to day will be found
striking and Instructive illustration Of the
comparative worth of the various kinds OF
baking powders now Ill tho market.
On the 9th instant, Mr. James Hunni
cutt was married to Miss Glull;o Chill
dress, by Rev. Il. T.. Nelson, ut his resi-
dcncc- al of PicAcns County.
=. On the 2jjtil nlt., Mrs. Lou Cater, of
hurricane Township, died, after II pro
trac;Cd illness. Iier remains were bur.
jol at Old Pick,Na, the ruhcrnl being
preached ly Rev. ". G. Scahorn.
There wcs moderate crowd in attcn-
dance upon the sale Of III pc;ron,l prop
,erty Of the late Or. Clayton last Friday.
Inc property SOld very well,
Rev. o. L. Durant preached IN excel
lent sermon i'll The Presby terrain Churrh
last Sabbath morning. The pastor, DIR.
Riley preached at Troy.
There was very good crowd in attnn-
dame" upon the sales last Monday. On
ly one ;rCct WAS offered, it was bought
by Mr.. ID. G. Moore for 5000.
Miss Hnppe Ford OF Pelzcr, has been
engaged to teach mn&ic in tho Piedmont
Institute. Miss Ford is well recommended
nnd the music pupils are to be ooMgrutl-
lated upon this valuable acquisition to
tho faculty.
John T. BoGgs who has been scafar-
ing now for abont tivo months, reported
from Baltimore last week in good con,l-
ton. His vessel was ice bound ncar
that point.
lie said he had heard that there was an
end to al! things--hut there seemed TO be
none to his cough. lie changed his
mind two days later, after using only one
bottle Of DR.. BulHs Cough Syrup.
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On the 1st inst. the decision of the
Supreme Court was filed in the case of
tho State VS.. Albert Byrd for perjury.
The defendant was convicted ut the juno
term of court 1887, for this county and
sentenced to two years III tho pcnitontiary.
Tho Supreme Court ailirms tho Judge
tnont of tho Circuit Court.
The graded road by the new bridge,
across Wolf Creek, above the factory.