The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-10-23
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.I1y killed thirty-six squirrels, only
-. .'. two shots.
.. nc of the farmers commenced
''. their cotton i'll the Easley ware
.',,. asst Monday.
! tb Porter mas left Piedmont and
"'ck 70 his old tramping ground
'>'N rented land from j. Ii. q. Nc
4 for next year.
- ho can beat this yield Of molass-
'scph l.. '5tansell planted fourteen
.' 60 steps III length, and made 2l4
.~ OF the best quality Of moa5ses.
tcn-ycar old daughter of Elirr,
e Was severely burned last Tues
g.. hor clothing getting on fire. DR..
p: = " Is sent for to attend tho sufferer.
\ N ID. Watson, Ben NJ. Childers
J." ohm b. Childers, who had been
- short sentences from the u. S.
"'. o,e released from Jail last week.
ore cotton was handled in Picl;ens
tturday than any day before i'll tho
'''r'y of the town. 1t was bought by
'd, BrHGe & Co. at raiiroad prices
he Easyo. oil mill is paying cigh-
'"' 'nnts IpayNushcl for cotton seed,
Cling hEs' toat 81 per ton, Sec it
.''' Ia wifi ;}bcforc you buy else
II: can {
.1r. ,.%tS. FolGcr received tcIe-
>". last eIRk calling him to Washing
81 - take charge Of II 5000 position in
census department. Flo left last
lay.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mauldin, rclict of
IS l.. Mauldln, died at the hcmo OF
~ lephcYi,s,S ,,ssssph L:'Maudin, in
70. efTt"So S.Ss; 80 1lth inst, at the age
Married, on Sunday, Oct. 10, at the
iahce q the brilos father, Mr.. Rcvis,
teV. Wa{G Seaborn, Mr.. John Ilol-
be to Nliss Elizabeth Rcvis, all of
'ens county.
Mr.. JSs.iL Lewis, of Mi!lard, Bar
b. cornfyy Kansas, has sent us II fine
plnMwl,eat, the turkey variety. It
;h3sixty two and Il half pounds to
neasurcd bushel.
lsrael Ferguson is one Of the best
srs8in the county of the colored
'aston. He was i'll town last Satur-
trying to sell several sides Of bacon
dkept over for the fall trade.
Ameoting of the stockholders of
Sasley warehouse, the directors OF
~ anne and the Board of Exchange, is
Tito meet at pickens {. H., on the
Monday i'll November. \ full at
ahee Is requested.
Miss Susie Sloan was married to
VI S. klily, of Louisville, Ky, on
tHh INST, at the residence of MIR.
'.MInxwcll, OF Anderson. The ccyc-
y %as performed by Rev. d. r.. Fri
Mp. ID. The happy couple left on
ne Y train for Kentucky.
%. Demaree, of Kentucky. will
n Pickens on Monday, tho 3d day of
ehber, to deliver lecture, and il
WY be clear, to organize a lodge of
'' Icmplars. he will speak in tho
rC house at o'clock p. IN. He is
- ~ be an interesting talker.
. West Friday is the largest day on
:. ,.,-Iein the trade of Easlcy. The cot
poured III from early morn till dewy
- The oil mill gin yard was crowded.
~ with wagon loads of seed cotton
" ~ to be ginncd. The machinery
len running day and night.
Miss Florence Thompson, Of Wal
y was married to Mr.. j. II. NJ. Rscr
ome, Ga, on tho 18th INST, mt the
ence of tho BRIDES father, Mr.. j.
= Thompson. The ceremony was
- 'orned by Rev. NJ. l.. Carlisle.
ywent on 4 tour OF the northern
i"eSS
ltis salG on good authority that cot
3" In thc seed will gain eight per cent.
" 'nth III pounds Of lint for as long
ll,e months. The staple continues
loW on the nutriment derived from
'' SEED, and makes much better sam
). gllned in February or March than
'cObcr or November.
-lhe executive committee of tho
Agricultural and Mechanical Soci-
y South Carolina, are gratifed to
plo to announce that the Exhibition
he present year, promises TO far sur
in magnitude and interest any Of
y ? that have preceded it. All depart
Is will be fully represented.
The July crop of cotton is tho big
s this fall. The August and Sep.
Yel crops are small. The whir of
pess will be over by the 18th of No
per, and December is expected to be
. duilest for many years. The bulk
io fall trade will be crowded into tho
sixty days. Woe unto the clerks,
"a rule will have to be issued AGAINST
kiley and Maj. ID. Il. Bradley of
icy, requiring them to show cause wbv
should not be imprisoned and fine1
Jnticing William S. Blackstone owov
] Plckens. Silas is faithful on1
{strious worker, and has made many
fds by attending strictly to his own
mess.
fTherc was 'fonoy" wedding
ng the colored folks last Sabbath at
Fey. Will Wright. of the Richmond
lanville railroad, was married to Au-
Griffin, the maiden who has been
\ acceptnbly filing the Office Of cook
pr. II. T.. Smiths. The ceremony
performed by Rev. Wm. Suthor.
\. He very truthfuly said to the
lng couple: "Alatf fimony is not TO
Htered into unadvib bedly, but svised,
N(The attendants wore Misses Mvra
" 1n. Martha Fergus bn and a sister of