The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-07-03
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LOCAL NEWS.

room by rheumatism.
4Ctsops have suffered somo the past
week fST want of rain.
Mr.. Jeremiah Looper says ho is n
tillmaR man out and out.
Aaron Stone. of Pea Ridge, reports
COTTON blooms on the 23d ult.
Capt G.. G. Wells of tho Grecnvillo
bar was in town last Monday.
The cards will soon be out for q
pair" of weddings in Pickons.
The upper part of the county has
the best prospect for good cotton crop
': has had in ten years.
There are bad places on the Pickens
Nnd Easiey road that should be looked
0i;er Mt once.
The public wells on Main street
lave been neatly painted and arc quite
nn ornament to the town.
john M. Phillips, the Populace
man OF Central, has sold out and moved
- Seneca. Good bye, John.
The farmers of this vicinity are lay
u15 by their cotton. Corn has already
rHceived the finishing touches.
Those who have not paid their town
tx had better do SO. The Council are
determined everyone shall pay.
Mrs. Rattewee, of Chester, is visit
n.G her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Curctor.
will spend tho summer hero.
Next Monday is sale day, and the
80 chance for you to register. The
T" Dnday following court will begin.
The "dog killer" will arrive in town
night and will commence business at
ce. Better keep your pets at home.
Five Anderson county farmers pass
- through town last week loaded with
II they had purchased in tho mount
rs.
-Thero was IN good rain in the Lib
ty section last Monday. Tt came at a
,oSd ,S time "s y crops had begun to
Next Monday is your last chance to
,glster. If you wish to vote this year
on had better get your ticket 1t will
required of yo;..-- n
Tho reference Of /Rughcs VS.. Ross,
brought lot of the fix Mile folks into
own. Esquire Robinson held the ref.
r'rence in the court house.
We publish the Constitution Of the
Democratic party of South Carolina
his week, Preserve this paper, you
nay need it for future reference.
Consult McFull's Alnlnack. 1t will
ei, when tho wind is riekt for you to
catch bargains and make a little moncy
80 long way Call early ans often.
ALI communications and items in
tended for publication, should be adj
dressed 10 The SENTINEL. COlrespon.
dents and patrons will please note this.
DIR. J. B. Carpenter will not be in
Liberty until the first of October, at
which time he will he ready to serve all
who may wish anything in the dental
line.
Miss Virgie Carol, Of Gaff'noy, who
is visiting MISS Maggie Dargan, acted as
orgn1ist Mt the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday, and rendered some excellent
music.
Miss Dorsett, the assistant teacher
in tho Pickens High School, has gone on
n visit to friends in Culpeppcr, Va. She
will spend the most of the summer vuca-
tion there.
Mr.. A. Beckett Riley, of this place,
graduated Mt the South Carolina Uniycr-
sity last week. He was one of the
speakers Mt the Commencement and dc
1vered fine address.
If you have any mineral land let us
know about it. We receive inquiries
every week from capitalists who have
heard of minerals being found here and
wish to know about it.
Miss Auric Hollingsworth returned
home from Virginia last Friday. She
was accompanied by her friend, Miss
Nell Harris, of Charlottesville, who will
epend the summer here.
The six o'clock closing of the stores
here is working we'll, and no one has
been discOmmoded much. Bear in mind
that if you want anything from the
store, como for it before six p. m.
Prof Vickcry will conduct lesson
in vocal music at Antioch Baptist
CIurch on the first Sunday in July, Mt
10 o'clock n. M, and ut New Hope Meth
,odist Church at 3 p. IA. same day.
Sherman Boring. of Grow Creek,
was captured last Friday night by Dep
.uties Jennings and Roe, in the act of
starting ''moonshino" still. He is in
Jail to await the August term of court.
In the U. S. Commissioners Court
last Saturday, w. j. Reeves, of Easta-
toe, was held for court charged with il
licit distilling. VIM. Powell, of the sec
tion, was sent up for removing the same
commodity.
Look Mt change in Hagood, Bruce g.
Cos. advertisement and note how the
hot weather has melted down prices. It
is not clearance sale, but IL scheme to
sell you good, seasonable goods, when
you most need them.
Notice is hereby given by tho School
Commissioners, of tho examination for
the free scholarship i'll tho Converse Col
lege of Spartanburg, which will be held
i'll his Office, at this place, Oh Saturday,
the 9th instant, at 10 Il. III.
-Mesars. John A. Easicy and II. G..
Shirley, of the grand jury committee,
we've i'll town last Monday looking over
the books of tho county officers prcpar-
atory to making their report to the