The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-07-31
prCKENS SENTINEL.
G6CAsi Niivss

trrs. Horace /. Hortonj OF Clinton;
sis tinB relatives in Pitk6ns.
--Atrs. Tom Atlstin. Of Bolton visited
y bnother, DR.. Earle, last week.
'J2,,, August torn OF the d. s. Court
:rlk in Greenville next Monday.
co., Hiss Beula Austin, OF Williamston,
,, .r,i her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Earle, last
.ch
80 Young men, read the advertisement
4 o South Carolina University in an
,.r column.
70. dr. w. B. Mauldin has been MP.
jly ed postmaster at Stewart p. o., in
5. county.
Mrs. Dan. +. Sutherland visited hor
nuner, Mrs. Florence Griffin, last Sat
~ and Sunday.
Read what Mrs. A. r. Black, of
r"nville, has to say in another column.
10y benefit you.
Miss Olive Thornley, has returned
.. an extended visit to friends and
lives In anderson.
&C. Miss. Annie Boone, of Gaines
u. Ga, il visiting 6ilo family of Dr.
Smith, of Easley.
Some of our farmers fear chat tho
" inued wet weather will cause the
, N plant to shed its fruit.
Miss Evans, daughter of Congress-
AZ Evans, of Spartanburg, spent last
~ with frinnlc II, Piclana
What is the matter with the butcher
summer2 Pickens hns had no regu-
upply of fresh meat of late.
The case against Charles Durham,
nderson county, for retailing whls-
vas dismissed last Saturday.
Dur doctors report that the general
Ii of our citizens was never better
is no sickness at this time.
Miss Leila White, one Of Anderson s
n{rg bellies, has been visiting the
ss Thornley, for the past week.
Mr.. Mark Morgan aud family, of
nville, are visiting Mr.. Morgan'a s
8. Mesdames Griffin and Bowep.
Revs. o'DcllL and 49, eason ar con
inC 1eviyaYV at Rlmama
sesl servicS a evening.
Elias Ropes was ore Commits.
ar Thosss=s. last MonS Ac1argcd
retailing whisky. Cay inued.
Mr.. Robert l.. Amber, V1SGreen-
II :, is spending his annual two weeks
,"&tion with his father, Maj. Amber.
Tho Keowee Courier says that JAS.
r.. killed forty-two snakes ut one lick
he Goth inst. They all measured
ty-fve feet.
Monloe and Chas. Durham were be,
r. the u. S. Commissioner last Thurs
e.. charged with retailing whisky.
~ were held for court.
The ministers and doacons of the
I've Mile Baptist Association, will
at Griffin church Oh Friday, before
'econd Sunday in August.
Mr.. Will e. Griffin caught a carr
week out of his fathers fish ponC
measured twenty-five inches il
III, and weighed twelve pounds.
Last week WAS hard time on noun
tourists. Several parties were caught
III the rain and mud, and as consc
ICE were disgusted with their trip.
Judge 0. T.. Durant and family
, moved to their farm one mile north
own. We are sorry to have them
- town, but wish them every success
Mr.. Julian W. Bruce, who has been
ing his mother, Mrs. S. p. Bruce,
he past two weeks, returned to his
, III the Anderson National Bank,
, Fueaday.
Your attention is called to the nd
s ,sement Of the WilIiamston Female
age, one of the most reliable and
equipped schools for young ladies
e State.
he members of Rhuhamn NJ. F..
. ch have had Their b build ding nicely
and painted. and are having Il
'omely furnished with seats and
furniture.
There is only one place that travel
" IN cross the Kcoweo now, and that
oil bridge. In all tho forty miles
is water course in PIckens county,
is no free bridge.
There were twenty-six additions tc
b" membership Of tho Slabtown Pres,
g.. ian church during the recent pro
a'tnd meeting ut that place. It was
'2' ncted by Rev. Riley, Maycs ant
"r,)n.
oung men desiring to attend a
/" lass school, should send for q cata
go. of Furman University, at Green
y. There is no better institution O.
".' ng in the South. See ad in nnoth
t. ann.
!. T. Miller is teaching the coloref
DID," Mt this place, and reports that bt
evenly pupils. This is goot
,"".ag for our colored citizens anC
'n."nstrates that they are anxious to be
''.- moro enlightened.
ONE to town on the 9th of Augus
car tho candidates for Congress-
hat is more important, take part ir
Anmmy limo meeting which will be
.',I tho same day. Our county's inter
'Ilould not he neglected for politics
Did Rabbit Town and vicinity now
.''' the finest cotton fields in the III
try. Pluck and push will yet re
In. every old pine field in Picken.
g. ty, and every piece of scrub oal
y on which there is no timber O
-, will soon disappear.