The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-13
fCKHNS SENTINEL.
local NEWS:

Ke$. aha Mrs. s. r. Riley, of Low
Vile, afe visiting DR.: j. r. Riley, OF
sy.
Mr. O.. II. Billinysley, Of Grow
L, attended the festivities in Charles.
Turing Gala week.
Read what the Principal of the
B er:McElmoyle Graded Soho6l has
, In anotlier column:
Hr. W. r. Garrett last week tfsatsd
'ENT1NEL to one;half bushel of the
potatoes of the season.;
The phst Two weeks has been al, the
etB Gould wish in the way of favor
weather for their fall work.
". o. Riohey, who he's been quite
is much improved. Mr.. A. O.
is also a6le to be out again.
Cotton is OH from a quarter to one
,ent, and the farmers are making
.rations to hold for better prices.
The names of seven citizens of this
y appear on the the pay roll of the
u States Pension office. There is
customers in the State.
The stockholders of the Pickens
ty Farmers Publishing Company
!lled to meet at this place on Satur-
he 22nd inst, Mt IL O. m.
'ur town boys "jubiIeed' last
day night over the great Democrat
Il wave that swept over the country
eek from Maine to Mexico.
n is scarce in the market. Old
g out aud the new has not come in
1t is thought new corn will bring
cents when it begins to come in.
housekeeping partnerships are be-
ormed at a lively rate at present,
the indications pointing to boom
'cook stove and general furniture
me Of the convicts in the Fort
'hain gang, being asked what he
for, said he had stolen q mill and
aught when he went back to get
I'm.
IN the 9Th inst, ut tho residence of
N. Wallace, the father of the
Mr.. L. J. Mnuldin was married
50 Lida Wallace, Rev. e. NJ. Mer.
foiating.
The foreclosure OF liens this fall
been few so far. Every one hns
enough to pay all demands and
DING it without the law being called
to compel them.
Mr.. John L. Thornley,, jr., of this
!, has accepted n position rs sales
with McAllistel & BentE, of Green
where he will be glad to meet and
his Pickens friends.
J: w. Roper, e. Il. Roper and Pick
Nimmons, who We're taken tc Charles
ast week by the deputy marshals
sentenced, were sentenced to three
tbs in Jail ut this place.
Railroad companies are finding out
the hauling of human freight is
er a risky business this fall, fro.ea tllt.
i prices that they will have to pay
killed and crippled folk.
The Liberty township signposts and
tds hnve been passed upon and re-
ed by the Commissioners This is
first contract received so far Mr..
t. Wyatt was the contractor.
The prosperous year among the
tiers has caused an increase in the
lbers of marriage notices. Cast your
young man and secure prize more
able than Government Clerkship>
Maj. John j. Lewis and Mr.. J, p.
,y left last Tuesday for Columbia.
y went rs messengers to the State
artment with the returns of the
@ and Federal elections in this coun-
Rev. Sam r. Rloy preached q
ndid sermon in the PRESBYTERIAN
rch Mt Easley last Sabbath morning.
preached at Mount Pleasant in the
rnoon and again at Easley in the
ling.
The Shoal onthe Saluda, ncarD Dacus.
,, where the new factory is soon to
,uilt, has been measured and proved
70 of from 600 to 700 horse power.
will be sufficientto run all the ma.
lerY that'can be hitched to it.
-Quite,a number of our citizens that
their farms a year or two ago and
Ved to the factory towns on the Salu-
are coming back. They are convin-
that farming in this county will pay
tfr than working for corporation.
"A fonr-year old child of Jim Nor
, colored, was seriously, if not fatally
ned last Friday. The child was play
around II fire in the yard when it's
hing caught on ;freand entirely burnt
DR.. Williams attended the sufferer.
Tho Mayor says that parties mus.
caref4l how they shoot inside of the
po,ale limits. Some one gave the
riff and one of the prisoners n bad
q last Saturday evening with a
easley' little % pop gun. Lookout
Mr.. Larry Thornley, came ND from
lrleston to attend his sister's weddino
will return in few days to the CITY.
is taking q practical business course
Ter his uncle, Mr.. B. Il. Cramcr, who
prominent contractor and builder of
place.
Mrs: Catherine Lewis, relic of Ja-
Lewis, died at her home on tho old
7is homestead, on Tuesday morning,
!1th inst, at the age of 76 years.
had only been i'll few days, and
death was unexpected. The funeral
place at the family burying ground.
The cotton season is not half over
and fharn hAn nlrnn1,t hnn,, G.