The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-07-17
plCKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

viz Miss Bessie Wilson, OF Florence, is
writing Miss Lucie Hngood.
Misses Mamie Folgor md Mary
Clyde, of Eusley, are visiting Miss Floru
Richey.
-Muj. VIM. J. Stribbling, of Wal.
Aaila, was in attendance on court lns,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Julian Bruce, Of tho Anderson
National Bank, is visiting bis mother,
Mrs. s, 7. Bruce.
Mrs. Geo, ", Bowly mud three
children from Winchester, Va, are nj
the Amber House,
There hus been no rain on tho Keowee
side Tor five weeks. The crops need q
good season badly.
Mrs. Bright Gilstrnp visited her fa-
ther, MIR. J. NJ. Phillips, of Twelve
Milo section, last week.
Mrs. Thornley, Harris, of Green
vile, visited hor parents, MI and Mrs.
II. B. Hendricks, last week.
Our young felix arc enjoying their
summer vacation, taking pleasant drives
and afternoon picnics.
Mrs. McKelvy, of tho Fairview sec
ton of Greenville, visited ker brother,
Mr. w. L. Mears, this week.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d. Smith, of Liberty, died on tho 7th
inst, after very short illness.
Miss Lrizzio Dargen who has 'hee,.
attending college in Charleston, is at
home for the summer vacation.
DR.. J. T.. Williams has onr thanks
for q basket of fine roasting cars. Good
neighbors arc great Institution.
Some farmers along Twelve Mile re-
port that they had not had Il good rain
Tor month up toias3tj Sunday.
Miss Bessie Wilson, of Florence,
who has been visiting Miss Queenio Ha-
good, raturncd homo last Monday.
Mr. Bonajah Williams has on apple
orch ard t!Iat is hard to tuyn down. He
has our thanks for scvcr,'s <nice baskets
Of fruit.
On las' :''s-snday. Mr.. julius S.
sty oD',, wero a SMITH of std Lib
art ofIiciatinS H. Christi wv"
.-Thero T?Il it way
saDlev HaeS"tA on s'fTo's tIo that bclow
time Is expected: Sl sos d. 'sd, ''5SnS'"' goo"
There was q larScc/ crowd here
Mt the opening of court, than hac been in
town for some time, the campaign meet
ing not excepted.
See change in the notice given by
the President Of the Alliance. The date
of Hon. w. j. Talbcrt's lecture is Tues
day, tho ODD inst.
The report Of the Sunday School
Convention at Enslcy or the 10th and
] lth inst, was crowded out this week bv
court proceedings.
Miss Susie Brurson secured the
prize in the competitive examination for
the two years course in Converse Col
Lego ut SpartanburS.
Mr.. Lewis Hill and Miss Fannie
Gibson were married last Sabbath. The
happy young couple have the best. wish
es of many friends.
My. Alfred Boggs was married to
Miss Vesta Mckinney on the 9th inst,
ut the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. J. II. G. Durham.
Don't forget to talk up the railroad
for the county town. It Is of far more
Importance to the county than tho sub
jeet of who will be Governor.
The ministers and deacons meeting
ut Griffin begins Friday before the sec
Ond Sabbath in August instead of on the
Sabbath as mentioned last week.
MIR. w. r. Royster, agent of the r.
& u. Mt Richmond, Va. was in attend
nnce upon court last Tuesday rs q wit
ness in the train robbing case at Central.
MIR. A. B. Talley, jr., writes us that
ne lost n.tine mnle on the Goth Of June.
The mule lad swallowed somo glass
along with it provender, which caused
its death.
Mr.. and Mrs IT, w. Davis and fam
lily, of Greenville, passed through town
last Monday cn route for Highland, N.
g., county, where they will rusticate for
some time.
Mr.. j. Abe Stewart brought in n
cotton boil last Monday as largo rs q
walnut. This proves that Jack Frost
Will have to come early if he catches
our mountain farmers This season.
Farm work in tho crops is about
completed. The only thing we fear now
IS dtouth. If it is seasonablc for the
next month wo will have an uurrcce-
dented crop to gather in the fall
-There is to be q union picnic of
about nine Sabbath Schools on tho 2d
OF August, at Pleasant Hill, four miles
north OF Central. There will be two
speeches of twenty minutes each.
The replNntcd crops in the lowcr
part OF the county i'll the track of the
terrible hail storm of May 18th, we're
only few days behind tho other crops
IN blooming out, and if the fall is n
week or ten days late, the farmers OF
shat section will mako fnll crop.
Mrs. Abe Gilstrap. who lived near
L abcr, died on the 9th inst. Her re-
mains were buried at Bothlohom, She
had been for several years faithful
member of tho Methodist church. Her
bercavcd husband and children have tho
sympathy of many friends in their Attic
ton.
Mr.. Glenn Smith died at his homo
SIX miles east Of Easlcy last Sabbath af