The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-26
PICKENS SENTINEL
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DIR. Riiey pteaches st Central on
tho first Sabbath.
Miss Stella Newberry is on visit to
relatives IN Iaurens.
--Some small bridges beyond Mr..
Clements mill Iced repairing'
Mrs. Cogswell, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is visiting Miss Lucie Hagood.
Col. J. T.. Hagood and family have
come up from Charleston for the sum-
mer.
Capt. Jas. A. Griffin has qualified
.es administrator Of the estate of J. G.
Griffin.
Mrs. Ann Ried has moved to Pick
ems to live with her mother, Mrs, Ann
Griffin.
-ZSilas Hinkle, jr., n q. S. prisoner,
was discharged from jail here last Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Will Hughes, of Westminster,
has been on visit to her sister, Mrs. j.
J. Lewis. She returned last Tuesday.
Lafayette Slayton was before Com
missioner Thornley, last Saturday, charg-
ed with illicit distilling. Case dismissed.
There was heavy rain in the CLASSY
Mountain section last Monday afternoon.
The lands were washed to a considerable
extent.
Mr.. Phil. A. Porter is now doing
The grinding ut Griflin's mill. He Is
ready at NIL times to serve customers and
give satisfaction.
Mr.. +. NJ. Morris and nephew,
Jesse Morris, have gone to the noun
aims on fishing trip. They will be
cone several duys.
Clerk Stewart is having the we'll on
Tho public square put in first-class order.
W. II. Mears has the job which warrants
that it will be o. X.
REV. J. E. Fogartie will preach at
Mount Pleasant next Saturday and Sab
hath. The Sacrament of the Lords
supper will be administered.
There was an even half dozen can
Jidates for Congressman from this Dis
IT, here at the campaign meeting last
friday. The race will be lively.
John Gray, OF I5astatcs, was before
he U. S. Commissiouef--4ast Friday,
charged with handling. "moonshino. :" !,
,G,,s He w"s se2t up to the August term of
MIR. Thos. Chatham was married to
Mrs. Kote Bellotte, of Central, ut the
r,sidence of the brides mother, on the
22d. Rev. Il. G. O'Dell performed the
Noremony.
The boys aro still having oonsidera-
"a fun about tho "bum" detective.
IInttcr be careful, boys, and not ride a
's"re-back horse too often. He will kick
Ter awhile.
The ordinance of baptism was ad-
mustered to two recent converts i'll the
.'rodl ut Enon last Sunday, by Rev. w.
=. Seaborn. A largo congregation was
~ attendance.
AT the last meeting Of the Eastatoe
c'',b. John w. Thomas was elected pres
Int, and j. H. Martin secretary. The
attire membership was appointed COM
rWttee on registration.
-Messrs. Latham & Wyatt are thrcsh-
'.'; out tho wheat crop. for tho farmers
. tho Eighteen Mile section. Some
'"w of tho crops are good, but generally
'herc is not more than half crop.
n. J. Ellis, of Hcndcrsonville, N
L., arrived too Into to attend the funeral
f his sister, Miss Corrie. He returned
= nos the following Wednesday. Mr..
FL lis is prospcring at his now home.
Prof John O. Davis was in to see
';% q few days ago, and said the farmers
Il Dncusville havo tino crops in good
addition. He is highly in favor of the
unty getting out Of debt along with
..., farmers.
One of the most industrious farmers
Il tho county, who subscribed for the
- NTINEL three weeks ago, said: 81
uld not take a dollar and q half for
ut I have already had of tho SENTI-
~ l., two copies.
Col. Hollingsworth is having COM
wodious cook room added to his resi-
8>nce OH Main street. w. A. Palmer is
$ho contractor. Mr., Palmer is a first
lass workman, having served his time
IN tho "blue hen State"
Mr.. M. L. Bright, who used to
up the pumps at Central, was killed
'a the 10Th inst, near Broad river
"''dge on the Air Line road. He at
tcnpted to cross tho track in front of q
light train and was run over.
Mr.. Aaron Smith (Bud.) died Mt his
home near Central, last Thursday, Mt the
rGe of thirty years. He had been en-
}..oyed for some timo by Mr.. Jane.
s'"lncsHn his blacksmith shop, aud ht
""s faithful and Industrious workman
Miss Boulah Richardson, who ha.
On with her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Hyde
!" Cincinnati, Ohio, for the past year
turned to her home in Anderson coun
sy few days ago. She will spend tn,
INNER hereand return to the Queen Cit,
10 It winter.
ALL teachers that expect to nttent
Ihn State Teachers Association at Green
gille, should address John G.. Capers
Ereenvllle, S. g.. and secure M assign
nlant to boarding house. The sesso,
begins July 21st and will last ten day
or two weeks.
1t has been currently reported tina
["l. ID. X. NoTia, on account of i'll
h"alth WIS out of the raco for Congress
Ehe Colonel wants it distinctly under
a. !ad that he has enlisted for the oanl
p.lgn, hnd will be in tho race to tho fin