The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-08-14
P1CKENS SENTINEL.
6OCfL NESvSi

E0sE6r, are VlSltluB ISIhGlfCo nho IL hSheo
in the county.
Ed. Farr, who has been in Texas
for two years, is now on q visit to friends
in this county.
Mr.. John II. Price has bought the
Thornley, house and lot in which Squire
Tom Price lives.
Mrs. G. w. Earle returned last Sat
urday from visit to relatives and
friends in Relton and vicinity.
Mr.. Oliio Skinner and wife. and
Miss Eagan, of Charleston, and Judge
'Durant, have gone on mountain trip.
Tho new ad of tho Pickens High
School will appear next week. The fall
'ber.
Mrs. r. Nj. Pickens, of Grcenvillo,
and Mrs. A. M. Folger, of Easley, visit
cd their sister, Mrs. j. b. Newbcrry,
this week.
MIR. J. Thomas Power is confined to
his bed by reason of fall, which frac-
tured threo of his ribs. He fell from Il
well-house roof.
There will be slcight hand ex-
hibition at w. j. Hopkins next Friday
evening at $50 o'clock. Lots of fun.
Admission 10 aud Is cents.
The infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.
Caublo, of Central, diod lust Monday
evening. Its remains were buried ut
Easley on the next day.
Prof. J. G. Baird, of Lancaster,
!;has been elected principal of tho Easlcy
High School. He will move his family
to Easley in short time. /
Mrs. b. B. Breazeale, of Anderson,
is visiting her brothay, Mr.. w. L, AIc
Fall. She is accom- 49, hsr niece,
Mrs. Willie BreazdecsesSS-J IF f Greenville.
w. J. PoS1Ar and E. NJ. Hunt have
bought Hekty BSsRns saw-mill and en-
gine on the PicNvr1 and Easloy road,
and will soon movSEt to their farm in
Daousville.
The managers at each precinct will
please call ut the SENTINEL office when
they come for their boxes and get blank
tickets to supply the voters Of their re-
spective precincts.
AT a meeting of tho stockholders Of
the Alliance warehouse ct Ensley last
Monday, NJ. =. Rogers was elected pres
ident, and Laban Mauldin agent, cotton
woigher and manager.
The Intendant gives notice that it is
against the ordinances of the town to
throw melon rinCs on the streets or lots
-of the town, and any person violating
this rule will be fined.
Tho third quarterly conference of
the NJ. E. Church for this circuit will be
held at Dacusville on Friday before tho
fifth Sunday in this month, embracing
Saturday and Sabbath.
Oscar Seyle, who has been for some
time i'll the employ Of the East Tonnes
SEQ, Virginia & Georgia railroad, was ON
q visit lust week to his brother, Mr.. p.
w. Seyle, of this county.
Miss Katie Hudson, daughter of
mail carrier Hudson, died last Saturday
of typhoid fever. She was eighteen
years of age, and for several years had
been consistent christian.
-Nfiss Ola Hollings worth is attending
tho meeting of the Cha>tauqun Society
At Salt Springs, Ga. DIR. Talmagc will
deliver tho annual address before the
Society Thursday evening.
Mary Lucinda Fortncr died ON the
H.. ,D
Fortner, i'll Pumpkntown township, at
the advanced age of eighty years. Her
remains were buried ut pleasant Hill
church.
Stephen Ladd, who lives on MIR. B.
@. Bnker's farm, brought to this office
last Friday curiosity in the shape of n
cluster of six cotton bolls well developed
on a. single stem. Three of tho bolls are
grown together.
Trial Justice Stewart, of Liborty,
says that he is ready at all times and all
hours, day or night to tic the nuptial
knot for those who wish to sacrifice
themselves on Hymen's altar No need
to pay car fare or livery bills. Patron
lze homo institutions. Fees in accord
nnce with the benefits derived.
On the 4th inst, near Central, Mr..
Joab Mauldin was knocked unconscious
Tor few minuets. He stopped his team
TO take on window frame, and tho
mules became suddenly frightened, and
starting, threw him to the ground. DIR.
II. It. Clayton WAS called to attend him
He remained with the Doctor until We'd
nesday, when ho returned home. He
will soon be able to resume his work nj
tho Clemson College.
MIR. +. II. Poorc of Anderson, was
mp with his family few days ago, 70
visit his father-in-lnw, Mr.. j. N. Wyatt.
He is full of life and in great hopes of
the future prosperity of the Piedmont
country, Governor or no Governor. He
has beon elected manager of the Enter
PRISE FURNITURE Company of his city
The company has done well to select one
OF 80 much energy and push, and ono
who has besides, the confidence of a
wide circle of friends.
The Tabor people are going to have
them nice new church before many
days: Mr. John G. Wyatt now has his
new saw-miH on the ground to cut tho
lumber. 1t was necessary to mako n
wen ior the mill, md the neighbors took
.nnso .ms !Gp upon themselves and will pre-
serve 1t as permanent Improvement for
the dbenefit of the church and !U schonj J'
Th%tremendous down pour of rain on
the 9th delayed the work by causing tho
newly dug we'll to cave. The sunnlv ' oS
waiter from the spring hns boon VII VI