The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-07-24
PICKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NIsWSs

visiting friends i'll Seneca.
MIR. T.. Il. Wilson is teaching the
Shoal Creek school this summer.
Miss Mary Werner, Of Walhalla, is
visiting the Misses Hollingsworth.
Contractor Ellenburg has put the
streets of I4ihorty in first-clas condition.
Mr.. j. T.. Sanders, of Liberty, had
plenty of sweet potatoes on the 10Th
inst.
MFR. John Byrd, of Birmingham,
Ala, is visiting his uncle, Judge New
berry,
Rev. Geo. Mayes will preach in the
Presbyterian church ct this place next
Sunday.
ASA Patterson was discharged from
jail last Friday after four months coon
tinemeiH.
w. d. Wiggins has gone to Pied
mont to try and secure work in the fac
tory there.
j. d. Smith md family and Mossrs.
W. d. and l.. G. Glenn, of Liberty, are
ut Glenn Springs.
Mr. Will A. Folgor was back ut his
old stand at Hagood, Bruce s. Cos, the
irst of tho week.
The annual tide of visitors from the
,eaboard has set in, and our summer re-
lorts will soon be filled.
The crops in the lower part of the
ounty are looking fine since the copious
aims of tho past few days.
Mr.. Mao Bruce and Misses Lucie,
largaret and Queenie Hagood went to
Laeser's Head last Monday.
Miss Cora Bowen has charge of the
'ane Creek school for the summer terra.
Tho went over last Monday.
Last weessSSwas hot and dry; some
otton suffered from drouth.
2.xs fs Gsssc ); ana sons 99stns masts5s ra
;t;sss ;ssssy. in <&27 sg>T''' r''"f n os0"e'
Miss MamSsNJbo n.5td through
own last SaturdaXS Rock ~ to Sunny
Dale, where she hast inst .APl for the
''ummer term. ~
Deputies Roark anAcr d ( captured
moonshine distilery on the place of
Join Craig, on the Keowee side last
Saturday night.
Mr.. G.. A. Gibson says the one who
started the report that his daughter was
married to Mr.. Lewis Hill, is the maker
If malicious falseheoJ.
Andy Wright, colored, of Eastatoe,
was released from jail last Saturday. He
had spent Il year and fifteen days with
the sheriff for fooling with moonshine.
Prof. w. v. Vickery, of Georgia,
will sing at Salem Baptist church in
Oconee county, the first Sunday in An.
gust. Let every lover of good music
attend.
Whit. w. Martin and family have
moved from Liberty to Spartanburg,
where Mr.. Martin has charge of the
business Of tho Singer Sewing Machine
Company.
On the 10Th inst, at the residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. Pierce Maui
din, Mr.. Jas. Y. Cantroll was married to
Miss Mary A. Mauldin, Rev. o. T.. Du-
rant t-ofliciating.
--Rev. J. r. Smith, Of Westminster,
will preach at Secona on Monday after
the first Sunday in Aug. Ho will assist
Rev. w. G. Seaborn in tho protracted
meeting during that week.
"A protracted meeting will be begun
ut Rhuhama Methodist church next Sun
day to last through the week The ser.
vices will be conducted by Rev. Il. G.
O'Dell, assisted by Rev. j. i. Anderson.
Mr.. Jarret Smith and wife of Au-
gusta, Ga, II. Fl. Nelson and wife. of
Laurens, S. c., Miss Linnie Andrews.
Kirksey, S. c., and Miss Gertio Strone'
Edgefeld, S. c., arc at the Ambler
House.
Rev. J. +. AfslArson closed we'll
attended protracted meeting at Liberty
last Sunday night The meetings were
we'll attended throughout and the best of
order prevailed. No additions to the
church.
Miss Margaret Hagood, of Birming
ham, Ala, is visiting the family of Col
Hagood. Miss Hagood's father was the
first man that dug coal i'll the neighbor-
hoQd Of that place, and the pioneer of
that industry i'll Alabama.
"A. NJ. Morris has as good, if not
the best, two acres of cotton rs there is
in the county. 1t is the finest we have
seen. +. M. Morris also has q very fine
piece. These gentlemen learned their
trade in Anderson county.
LILO ucleEhIeS elcCtou Dy the I'D emo
cratic club to the county convention.
which meets August 4th, will elect dele.
gates to tho State convention, which,
meets August 18th for the purpose of
deciding the primary question.
Prof. Childers will sing ut Secona
on the first Sunday in August, at 8 n. m.
Then there will be preaching by Rev.
Seaborn, an intermission then of one
hour, a:toe which there will ba addresses
by Prof Dargau and J. l.. Boggs.
Bring your dinner.
Mrs. Nancy Langston, wife of Isaac
iIangston,: :diod ut her home on Col. Hol-
iingsworth's place last Monday at 7 p.
M, after q lingering illness of four
months. She was in tho 9th year of
her age at the time of her death, and
was consistent christian lady and high,
~ esteemed by all who knew her. She
leaves husband and seven children to
mourn nor loss: The funeral was held