The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-27
PICKENS SENTINEL,
LOCAL NEWS.

sale, advertise it. They uro in demand
just now.
Mrs. John l.. Thornley, is quito sick.
She Los been confined to her room for
the past week.
Now is the time to SOW your grass
seed. Nothing pas SO well 'as good
patch of grass.
Mr.. J. T.. Hagood, jr; has been
quite sick for the past ten days. He is
ntill confined to his room.
-Mcsdames Licina and Mary f. Al
exnnder, and MtD. S. p. Bruce, were
quite i'll last week.
:-Rev. j. u. Forgartio is soon to re-
sign his pa8torato ut Wnlhalia. Ho will
go to Chapel Hill, n. G.
Tile school boys have already or
BRniHed a bail club. and have an inier
esting game every evening.
Tho Pickcns aud Easloy road is be-
ing put i'll first class order by oNelacct
Dorr and his force Of hands.
20 yes, o ycs, como into Court! next
Monday morning, and pay ycur RESPECTS
to his Honor. Judge James Aldrich.
The citizens of Hurricane have pun
chased the hight for their township Of
. n patent wire fence for fencing pasture
lhuds.
On account Of the illness of Com
missioner Ihornty there has not been
anything done by the revenues sin,
court:
n: n. Hester has sold cut his store
mt Liberty to j. II. Brown. Mr.. Fc ter
will give his undivided attention to hie
farrn this year,
,frs. !. Il. Riley end daughters,
N;seos r,ai anA liin, were quite i'll last
week. y,;.h i'm 'rcnza. They arc some
better at Tins lime.
On account OF sicA,' 'H@a in tLc fam
MY Of Dr. Riley, ihc paste. Ha,'lH was
40 evening service at ;ha II sey'eii'n
>Church last Sunday.
The road from Liberty TO I:aS'C.F
has been changed nn.! StraightcnCd or.'.
Capt Day Says N';it il IS how one Of The /
ID ;st roads i'll the county.
-Mcssrs J. G.. Griffin and !. II. |
.Kirkscy are bound to have good roads !
North Of t>wa. If the county viii not !
build them they make them themselves. !
The Indications now are that there +!
will only he QUE case next week for the |
criminal side Of the court, thc Nigeius |
murder case. TAc.o.hcrS will be Guash-
ed.
Tho many friends OF Rev. A.; =.
Nicholson, will rcgrct;tH learn thut lie is
still seriously i'll ut his home ia Az
derson. There is slight hope FOR his re-
covery.
&C. y. Miller, coiorcd, has charge of
the colorc,I school at Bru&;.y Creek
which will last for some time vet He
will take cliaigc Of The colorou school
here hex; $l.!.hcr.
Ali the citizens OF this community ,
Were buay last week getting their gar
deus lts"iy for planting early vegetables,
and Hover f,ttS iTrc ICING opened ana
door yards decorated.
Married on the 20;h inst at Mir. w.
II. Moorc's store David Bandum to
Nett.e kirkscy, ali of Oconce county.
Ih" ceremony was performed by w. il,
Moore, Notary Public.
The dummy linc is 40 Joke 1T will
be built mt IN early day. and with Il ucM.
and cOmnudiouH court huuHc, Iirk"ns
will begin to look Ike rr"pcctahle
county town. Amd then for Il boom.
Mrs, Mary Banks, wife of James
Banks, died on tie 23l inst., at her
cause OF her death. SHE wis buriel mt
the Enon grave yard on the following
,tiay.
Those who were inclined to laugh
'at the mention of Ia grippe, have had
scanSe to change the cast of their phih.
Nearly every one of our citizens havo
Been hooresl, 10 to speak, by this irro-
slstable epidemic
Mr.. ". S. Boggs writing from
Hillsboro, Texas, eays he cannot do
without the STAyi%!L, not II Ii cost h!m
two bits week. lie reports The people
there as looking on the prO&rcc: for 80
as the bes: for years.
Now is tie time to bring in your
job printing. Our work is second to
none in the State. If VIC don't give yol
1irst-class work our Charge il nothing.
Wo carry q large took Of HtatiONrry and
can supply you with anything i'll the job
printing !lne.
"A gentleman from GrccnNilc county
took a trip through PicAcns this week
and he says that We nlc far ahead OF Iii,
county III the way OF public highways
and that he had no idea that such good
roads could be had in Il hill country.
Our Commissioners understand their bus
mess.
Mr.. G. ". Shrine, ir., who is now
representing Ike GrecnvIilc Daily News
was in town last Monday, lOONing after
the interest Of bis paper. The News iS
doing Il great WORK for The p-cD,nry
and should be patron!zed by every citi-
zcn Of the Piedmont belt
--Mar@hall Martin, son Of James H.
Martin, OF GlecnIlil county, was KiIlcd
in Birmingham ON the 18TH inst. His
brother, Ben ii. Man tin, who is con
ductor, brought The remains 10 Grcrn-
vile last lriday for burial. Tie lccc;,s-
cd WAS IL cousin Of Mr.. CliHs. J.. MHrtin.
of Eas!cy.
Il. Rector Smith, WHO lived near
Cross flninS, III Tins county, died at his
home ON Ntonlny, the Eth INST, Of con-
sumption. The deceased was az earnest
and active ncmh"r of Nit. Carmel Zap
tist Church and was buried there Oh
Wednesdays, the Rcvs. w. Il. Singleton
fnu s. a. Gary ,,IliciutiDp. His yifr