The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-10-16
PfCKHNS SENTINEL,
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III.
Ill His praises 'of tiiieS Ill mili gin. ~
S,u,; III. G Ms Heys is preparing to
build hAthself a new dwelling house.
S,.;IDEs .: d. CArpenter, dentist, will
etty. >>>' 49, '
The sESfatSSrsAs local news gatheror
went ON 4 trip TO Logonsport, Ind., lust
weok.
.--TreaSdtSr4elect, Mr.. John Il. Young
blood, has tentod Judge Durant's house
and lot.
-Mrs. 1ocoa Earle visited DR.. and
MT. o: w. Earle last Saturday and
Sabbath.
The treasurer Is now ready to give
y you . receipt for what little you. owe the
"A little daughter of MM:siG MM:siG@sotn r.
MoCue has been quito sick-symptoms
indicating fever.
MIR. Coot Cant, wiio lives near Flat
Rock, has built him meet aud comfort
able dwelling house,
Tom joe Mauldin has beeu made
Captain Of 1se highest eompspyin the
Citadel at Charleston,
:--~Roy. 7. Q, o'Rcll preached on OK
cellent sermou last MoG8ay opnning in
ehe Methodist oherola on the di&erut dc:
gtees of faith, "''..i v; =; ( :
1t appears from. THO ,rAection notices
published ia tiris issse, that the anti. Till
man commissioners were not at nll par
eiSan III the appointment 'of managers.
Col. Hollipgsworth is building an
other most eoa"enient two-story resi-
Sseuoe on his Roggs Mountain place
He oertaiRly sakes the lead in building
, Mr.: Il. NJ, Hester has sold his
Pumpkl1town place, something over
one RAndred ncres, to Mr.. Jesse Roper.
Aor Sdoo. lie expects to go to Texas
aocn,
Mr.. r. +. Durant, known among
-. hia Pickens friends IA "Bob," was ON n
visit to his father, Rev. O. L.. Durant,
last week. He returned to Charleston
last Saturday.
Rev. Fred Brown, the pastor of Mt
Zion (coloretD Baptist Church of Christ
in the city of Greenville, was last week
eBcluded from the church by vote of
the conference.
Rev. John A. White, of Florida. is
. on visit to friends and favoritcs in
Piokeus and OcoIee. He wants Rev. j.
4. Anderson to be with him in the latter
county one day this week.
Mr.. Perry d. Dacus cotton gin Mt
pumpkinton. is doing a good business.
B"les of cotton were lying oil round in
the yard last Saturday, and this too i'm
about fonr Ihilos of Table Rock.
-On Thursday last, MIR. Berry Nc
Whorter was married to Miss Lizzie
Watkins, ut the residence of tho brides
Hnthnr
mony was performed by Rev. Spearman.
Miss Sleetie, daughter of Nj. John
Masters. of Pumpkintown, died last
Saturday at the age of eighteen years.
DIR. Crenshaw. the attending physician.
pronounced her disease typho -malarial
fever
Miss Annie Price, of Micanopi,.
Fla, who has been spending the sum
mer months Mt the Amber House, has
loft, and Miss Anita Amber has gone
with her to spend the wi inter in the land
of flowers.
Miss Perry is ia Pickens to assist in
the protracted meeting this week. She
conducted prayer meeting last Sabbath
afternoon. She ia attending the Will.
liamston Female College preparing her
self to ho a missionary to China.
full report of the Twelve Mile Baptist
Association. The sickness Of ono of
our printers, Mf. ). l.. O. Thompson,
and tho manuscript not coming iii Til
Tuesday, we could hot crowd it In,
Money gives tone to. everything in
which you mix it. Since work com
menced at Fort Hill, prices on every
thing has stffened up. Farm laborers
want seventy Ave cents per day in that
section and they nrc scarce ut that.
Capt. J. W. Bramlctt,. of Green,
vile county, the fnthcr of DIR. j. w.
Bramlett, of Walhalla, was in Pickcns
last Saturday. He is an active and, in
telligent Alliance man, and thinks the
order can do more good to steer clear of
politics.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr.. j. Fl. Martin, of Pickens
county, to Miss Adelia Mayiicld, of
Greenville county. The marriage is to
tHke place on the Odd inst, Mt the resi-
denc If tho brides father, Mr.. William
Mayfeld.
Mr.. w. Fl. Mckee and his brother,
Doc, of Anderson county, left Pickena
; IA the 4th inst, to drive through the
country to Jackson county, Ala, n dis.
tance OF zoo miles or more. They went
TO look after some real estate in which
they are Interested ut Cross Plains.
Our farmers ore becoming very ex-
pert ut making molasscs. We have be en-
using some Of n very fine quality made
by Mr.. George w. Dorr. Mr.. b. Lar
kin Hendricks has also beon making
some that is really first Glass; which the
'f5ENTINEr. will sample in few days.
-, Mrs: Elizabeth Adger, wife of DR..
S J. Badger, died ut her home near Pen
; dletOn, on the 11th inst, ut o'clock a.
!. m. SheIwas stricken with paralysis n
- week before her death. She was 81
years Of ,age. The remains were; carried
10 Charleston for intermeht last Mon
/9@NHSS:'.i %,,',...:.. III. t:>
rvHorses get hydrophobia too. We
: beSrn from the Greeii1ille News that lit
tle over q month ago, horse driven by
Nv. S.'Gray and C&Tit Shell, was bitten
Il,n, l. 4 4,