The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-07-03
Mr.. Claude Alexander is at home.
He came up from Charleston last Satur-

MIR. Claude Alexander is at home
He came up from Charleston last Satur
day.
Tho report of tho Twelve Milo Mu
sical Association came too late for thi
issue.
Tho farmers generally have laid h,
their corn and up with their work in th,
cotton.
Tho third quarterly meeting of tn,
| County Alliance will be held in the cour
house next Friday.
| w. IL. Gricc, who bas been attend
ing the Normal School Mt Nashville is
now lusticating i'll Alabama.
II. N. Hunter, of Liberty, has 70.
turned from three weeks visit to Allan
tn with his eyes very much improved
Lieut.. Mauldin has three months
| icavo Of absence from the army. He
thinks hc will So,,into the artillery branch
of tho service.
Rev. j. F.. Anderson will begin n
protracted meeting in the PRESBYTERIAN
church at Liberty on the evening of the
second Sabbath.
Small bridges on all the county
roads arc III poor condition, and travel
crs report the Pumpkintown road filled
with rocks i'll some places.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hughes, of the Kcowco
side, has splendid apple orchard. We
had the pleasure of testing a basket Of
tho earliest oues last week.
Tho small boys and girls of Pickcns
had a delightful picnic on CLASSY Noun
tnIt Inc
oned by Mcsdamcs Thornley, and Oar
gan.
BE sure and attend the dummy limo
meeting next Monday. All Interested
will meet in the court house and devise
plans for tho commencement Of the
work.
The Executive Committee of the
Clemson College trustees, met ut PEN
dleton on the ID inst. , to select loca-
tlon on the r. & ID. for the college sta
ton.
Tho school trustees of Pickons town
ship will meet in tho court house on the
7th inst, (ncxt Monday. All persons
interest in the schools arc requested to
bc present.
1t is reported that Lewis Il. Rcd.
mond, the famous moonSlincr, fatally
stabbed Jim Saith, in Walhala last
Sunday night. Smith was the son of
large sawmill owner. Redmond has cs.
capped.
The voice Of the katy-Did was
heard on the Goth Of june The old
Dutch Almanac says we will have frO.t
III three months from the date Of their
appearance, which will be the 2Oth Of
September. That will be rather early.
Several Of or Young folk went to
Ea'icy last Friday night to attend II
lawn festival, gotten up by the Eldirs of
that place for the benefit Of the Prcshy-
terrain church there. The festival! was
held on the spacious lawn Of the Mcun-
tain View Hotel.
Newt. Dodd, colorcd, of Central,
WAS up before the Commissioner llst
Friday, charged with retailing whisky.
he was sent TO Jail to await the August
term of tho U. $. court. w. ID.
Nicholson, Of the Kcowre side, was up
the same day. Dismissed.
Mrs. Margaret Dacus dic,l al her
home near Mt. Carmel church ON the
night OF the 9th u't. She was Sc old
Mrs. DAcua lived alone and was found
dead in bed on the morning of 2J!h
No one knew that she was i'll, and the
.d,l#o Of her death is unknown. She
was the grand mother OF Nr. L. ID. Du-
Gus.
Last week We inadvertently failed to
mention the closing of Prof Dargan'S
school on the 19:h nit. The pupils were
subjected to thorough written and oral
examinations, which were very satisfac-
tory, many o. he pupils acquitnm
themselves very crcditahly. The result
was highly gratifying TO the teachers. The
patrons of the pickens High School arc
highly pleased with Prof. DarGan and
his efficient assistant. Miss Dorset. and
the next session of the school will no
doubt have larger attendance than the
one Just close d.