The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-03-29
LOCA T. ITEMS ~.
Pure Drugs ut Sloan Bros.

atSt rfluay.
The Governor has respited jap Davis
for one month. .t.. t.
Mr.. p. Med. Alexander has been quite
sick for several days.
Miss Fannie Hoke, of Seneca, is visit
n ting in Pickens.
We know place now where three or
four scrubs could marry exceedingly
we'll.
Mrs. Whitner Symmes, OF Greenville,
who was very i'll last week, is improving.
A bill has bcen proposed in Congress
to have English spelled us she is pro-
mouneod.
The proceedings of the Ooonoe court
published last week, should have been
ocrcdted to Keowee Courier.
All teachers holding first grade certif-
icates should bring them when they come
to the meeting of the County Board of
Examiners. '.E' =. ,,.
Mrs. Emma Gilreath who has been in
Tpartanburg for some time, has returned
to Pickens. She has the hearty welcome
of many friends.
The Shutdown section of Anderson
County shows many signs of substantial
progress. New dwellings, and we'll man.
aged farms salute the eyes on every side.
Messrs j. d. Morgan e. brother are
building store house ut Mile Creek
Church, and will soon have goods for
sac.
Mr.. Robert Foster, of Looper's, S. G.
accompanied by his sister, Miss Millie,
and Miss Mamie Cox, visited the family
of Mr.. j. E. Cox, last Saturday and
Sunday.
The case of Thomas King against VIII
liam j. King for tho recovery of mule
was tried last Saturday before Trial JUS
tice John d. Sitton and jury. The
verdict was for the plaintiff
The new bridge across Wolf Creek
bove the factory has been completed, and
is splendid piece of workmanship.
Two more little bridges this side of the
creek will make the new roud ready for
uvel.
DR.. J. Frank Williams, who has lust
graduated from the Atlanta Medical Col
lege with first honors, has located in our
town, for the practice of his profession,
having formed II partnership with DR.. u.
W. Earle, of this place.
We do not suppose there is finer pros
poets for wheat i'll the county, than is
snown in IL ten acre field ut Gap Hill.
Mrs. Sarah H. Alexander died at the
residence Of her husband, Mr.. Elisha NJ
Alexander, on the Keowee, on the Doth
iAst.,nt, at the age Of sixty eight years.
Her remains We're inferred mt Koowee
IJrow Creek) Church. the funeral being
preached by Rev. Jake Chapman.
Died, Oh the 10th instant, little Henry
II son of j. j. and Mary Cbnstain, aged
il months. "Sutfer little children to
come INTO me, and forbid them not, for
OF such is the kingdom OF henven." Tie
bereslvcd family have the heartfelt sympa-
tnlcs of nluny friends, in this their sad
alilction.
Married, Oh the 18th inst, by John
Elenburg MIR. John Herd to Nlsss jane
powell-nll Of Pickeus County.
A Black Friday .-Tbat day, when a
person is first seriously nttackeu with
rheumatism, may well De termed II black
one. for he will remember the same as
long us he lives. Ii he uses Salvation
Oil in the time, he will, however, soon
be able to speak of "Good Friday.
Hereafter we will try to be more scrup-
nlous i'll giving the Daily News credit.
We took the item saying Mr., Freeman
was dead from our contemporary and
republishes it again without giving us
credit. We did not deserve it. 1t was
Mrs Bennett Freeman who diel.
Chloride of lime is an infallible pre-
ventive for rats, as they flee from it's odor
as from a pcstilence. 1t should be
&lHown down their holes and spread
about wherever they would be likely to
sSomo, and should be renewed once IL
fortnight.
Advertisers and correspondents will
please sec that their manuscripts reach
a1s by Saturdays mail to insure their
appearance in the next issue.
Two stores and the dwelling house of
Mr.. S. N. Brown of Anderson were
burned last Thursday. The stores were
ON the senbh side of the squire and be.
ionged one to s. VaDwyek and the othel
to Brownlee'& Brown. Whole loss is
put at $4,000. Insured for 30 200.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. The teachers
sof Piekens county must not forget to be
present ut the Piedmont Institute on