The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-08-28
r1ICKENS SENTINEL,
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss D1tl1e I}IlllnSSley IS 'iSi'lhS
r relatives on Kcoweo.
Many; unfavorablo reports arc COM
|, in on the cotton crop.
The Allaood bridge across Twelve
10 is badly III noeed of repair.
Miss Mary ID. Riley is spending this
,ls visiting hor parents i'll EasIoy.
Miss Varina Brown, Of Anderson, is
ting friends III New York and Canada.
The card of Col. Bowen is crowded
of this issue, but will appear next
k.
Miss Mamie Blassengame, of Green
-, is visiting the Misses Hoilingsworth
week.
Tho neiShbors are making things
y Mt Tabor this week building their
church.
Mr.. James Singleton, of Oconcc,
among Lis Pickens friends and rcle-
. last week.
Herbert Parsons, of Elbcrton, Ga,
among his Liberty friends and rela-
last week.
Major J. M. Stewart is having Il
some addition put to his residence
lain street.
The young folks had an enjoyable
ut the hotel last Monday eyoning.
nj of Easley's charming ladies and
O. emen were present.
Mr.. Emory Jones is building q now
ing on his place near Cross Roads
acusvillc township.
Misses Emma Stewart and Cornclja
' is are visiting Miss Smiths0u at
lclor's Retreat in OconCcc county.
If you live off in orc corner Of the
ty, call attention to the not;rcal!c
hat "you are Il citizen OF thecounty."
Miss Mary Davis, who has lived
Miss Jane Hendricks for several
3, died very suddenly on the llth
The first bale Of pcN cotton was
in Anderson on tho 19;h inst, by
;. Allen. 1t brought II cents per
nd.
-MeSSrs. Hooper Bros. will soon have
rge and connections GIN house com
ed aud ready for the Dacusvillc
on crop.
Miss Annie Price, Micanopy, Fla,
8 Ola Cuwan, Cowan, Ga, and Mr..
X. Allen, Fort Valley, Ga, arc at the
lbler House.
Pink Mooney had two Of his fingers
off by the saw at Smith & GIcnn'a
'-miIl last Thursday. DR.. loltGciaw
ssed the wound.
-Mcssrs. Curcton and Thackston, two
Grccnrillc'S young gai!umlS, wrro III
N last Sunday. The other one just
ne along for company.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Cui,i>, Of Nro N"-
ce side, was on tic 2nth inst. aUiudy-
insane by the Probate Court, and
t to the asylum for trr;trcmt.
II. n. Pate who was for several years
ght and ticket n&cnt at Liberty, Is
y i'll ut tho rcSidcucc Of his%on in law,
l.. McColiough, in Grcenviilc.
Prof. j. G.. Baird and wife arrived
Easlny last Tuesday morning.. TAc
session of the EuSlcy High School
| begin about the 5i.t Of September.
The members of Bcthirhcm cnurul
there last Friday and cleaned off the
nnds. Every one worked with a will
the graveyard has been much im-
wed Ill appearance.
DIR. Riley has inSt closed most in
'sting protractcu meeting ut Carmel.
, Doctor has been preaching almost
stantly now for month, bat it does
appear to hurt him.
Charlie Smith died at the home of
brothcrin. law, Lev is Hopkins, lust
day morning, aftor Il lingering illness
four months. Tho burial took place
1ritfin church on Saturday.
All the citizens Of tho town are re-
,sted to meet tho council and board of
'lth Mt the court house this {ThWsday)
ming. at five O'Clock, to confer on II
pstion of importance to the town.
The Richmond & Danvillc railroad
v has what might be termed q com
.lions siding at Liberty. The job
completed lat Saturday. It's entire
9Th IS now moro than onc-third Of Il
Q.
Mr.. Harvey G.. Hunt has rcnirl ont
Valuable farm ncaI' Dacilsvili", ;.nd
break "thc stubborn glrbc" west of
Keowon next year. We are sorry TO
him, but glad that he is going no
her.
Lowell X. Kelley has moved his saw
TO Pratcr's and is nov furnishing
lber for tho new buildings tna! viii
n be erected i'll this prosporons Pea
ge section. 1t is located on W. r.
'rett's place.
-Leandcr BogGs says tho census emu
'ators missed twenty. one native
ericans who 1.-Two along the line be
cn Liberty and Central Iho parties
sed reside mostly iii Liberty. HoHgs
his family are amoug tho missing.
~ very successful pro;rlotcl meeting
i've days ut Six Mile church was
cd on the goth inst. There were 27
itions to tho membership. - by OK
ienco and by letter. i'no services
O conducted by Rev. W. &. SlaOorm.
"A very successful protractcd meet
ut keowen Baptist churG'i whS rlo 5rl
week. There were fourteen additions
ha m hove ,n,1 ,l,