The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-10-02

h,nzo L. Powell, U. S. p, was
rgnu from jail on the 3Gth 'lt., Lis
CO ef two months having expired.
nded li;y Nay 10 his bone ON the
Crack.
r. A. ". Nay SAYS lle s'vol 2,
mdlch of coed fodder this s"n-
nd put up 22:i dozen cats. Ill, ;
III raised with u AGJ p4md
icnt. Frank q. Mai,l,lir, Z. 3. s..
)ccH ordered 10 report ior duty at
GcHcnry, B,ltiH,ore, Md. !ic lCit
, II o'clock lrnin last Sunday MiGht
nt polnt
Hr. W. II. Hughes, first "Levil'
SENTINEL Office, is now Clerk
: Court in Rab&n county, Ga.
:acent letter he ASKS after many
,quaintances here.
IN account of the inclcmnnvY OF
leather, the series OF mect:r%s
led to have been hcld here l!iis
by evangelist Cook, were discon-
l last Monday evening.
he most substantial nuf elegantly
clothing aml sho"s Car now bc
t i. W. Poe & Co.'S. When thcv
IA what clothing is, Try it--your
ence will tell You the same.
ave Stephens and j. II. Anthony
gone to Columbia RS locTuii% t. the
ntiary force from this county.
ny expected to pay his fine, bnt
appointed in raising the funds
ajor John G. Capers pursuant to
from the A'Uutaut- General, in
1.-The PicKens Guards at3DacusvilIc
sturday. Tho company numbers
ono men, with T.. W. Saylc us
II the suit Of Geo. ". Griffin,
or and administrators Of Alva
IL, deceased, VS.. Robt. r.. Grif.
o land in question WAS adjudg-
homestead and assigned 80 Robt
iffin.
r. Joel H. Miller's steb}cs and
we're burned last Sunday night.
re was discovered about s O'Clock.
I hundred bundles Of fodder, one
ed dozen OF oats md O quantity
aber WAS consumed. Tho origin
fire is unknown.
rs. Dargan and daughter, Miss
left last Monday for Charleston,
bargain TO attend the reception piv-
, brother, who was married i'll Cor,
lristi, Texas, OH the Oath ult.
Dargan will attend the Memmin
hool from which she will graduate
nne.
I. William Freeman one Of the
citizens Of this part of tho cOnntl
1t his homo north of town, las
" morning after II lingering Hines.
aral weeks. He was about sixty
years of age. Ho leaves five child
20 OF which are small. The re
were buried at SecoEa on Tues
Rev. w. G. Seaborn contlHctct
VICES.
led, at Wattaeoo, this county, or
Y, September Dist 1890, Mrs. Sal
hnson, after n lingering illness o.
months, of heart failure. The dc
was hcvonty years Of age. Sh'
member of New Liberty BGpiis
!. She is gone but not forc"!! IN In
sisters and two brothora, Capt. \
| VIM, TNlloy, survive hey. Th,
family have tho sympathics O
friends and ncighbors.
n the case of the Young heirs
Il. Hngood, 81, Judge lila
ed his decree, Which recommit
g case for further testimony ol
iycrse possession Of Mr.. Porte
whom Mr.. uagood claimed
testimony was taken durins
and submitted TO Judge Nor
who dismissed tho complaint
defendant was represented b,
p. Carey. !
the Delegates from the chmchc
., Twelve Mile River Association
Brethren: The time for our mex
lg is Thursday, tho ninth cay o
n, inst. ] hope all tho chur"hc
o represented and bring with yo,
90 ring ffomevery member that givetI
!.3pgly with his heart, for our State
pu and Foreign Mission aoalds
9eot DR., y. NJ, Bailey TO he nt on
"ug, and ha viii ha glad to eay tha
eiyel the things which were sep
f0u van oder of O. sweet Gmsll
fee, acceptable, we'll pleasing &