The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-19
Tokens SENTINEL.
I1tXE' News.

ter III apartanburg.
-fhefG w6s i hard blow with the rain
1t ThufstfaS near Six Mile.
The chicken crop is being harvested
I'D frying size atc getting plentiful.
Tho Pen Ridgers are laying by their
III, ahd claim the best COTTON III 'ho
unity.
Cant. and Mrs. J. L. Thornley, Wis
I'D relatives and friends i'll Anderson
. unity this week.
mfr. 7. l.. Ellis, OF Hall county, Ga,
lifted his mother, Mrs. Gideon Ellis,
u Il week.
The hail last Friday struck Mr..
lck Kennemore's place and I'M jured the
Mop considerably.
-Seining parties are quite frequent
this section. The boys report lots of
and plenty of fish.
Boys if you are old enough Regis
RI Register! Remember the day 1st
..onday in July is the last.
Mr.. J. w. Morris and family, of
artweA, Ga, are visiting his brother,
t!r. A. NJ. Morris, of this place.
Sheriff Richey is kept busy answer
yIg inquiries about Stephens, the Pick
rs murderer who is now ut largo.
Mrs. Bonlam died at her homo on
aaron Boggs' place near Central, on the
9th inst. She was about seventy years
I'D.
MIR. Geo. w. Brock, one of the old
at and most respected citizens of Cen
raj, di last Thursday after lingering
llness
Iii ;htning struck tree in front of
dr. Henry McDaniel's house last Thurs
lay and gave two of his children quite
! shock.
-,-->MG}lie Williams we'll respected old
blcrad woman died near Central OH the
Ith inst. She was buried Mt Abel
Church.
Everybody should come to hear the
candidates next Friday, but come pre-
pared to keep cool and hear what is to
be said.
THE ,farmers generally hnve their
wheat harvested and II IS NOW -safe The
slseghers wn.. not start out until tho 1st
ofJhIy. ,
Candidates.: send i'll your orders for
tickets. Tsfr. SENTINEL JOB OFFICE, is
the place to get them done up ''accord-
ing to Hoyie."
Prof. Dargan's school will close
next Friday for the summer vacation.
The vacation will be until the first Mon
day in September.
Crops have never done better than
for the past week. Barring accidents
our county will stand in tho front rank
when the fall harvest is done.
Mr.. Dan Satterfiold has taken
charge of Griffin's saw-mill, and will
SAW lumber sufficient to fill all contracts
taken by the Into J. &, Griffin,
Miss Ida Bowen graduated from
tho Winthrop training school ut Colum-
'bia last Thursday. There was thirty.onc
graduates in the class of this year.
The Saluda Singing Association will
meet with EoreStvilc Church in Green
vile county, near Hunts bridge, on the
fifth Sunday ia thi, uIvutn. Everybody
is invited.
Don't forget that those interested in
building q railroad to Pickcns will meet
in the court house here Oh the first Mon
day in July (salc day.. Come out and
help get the road.
WIN. r.. Powell, charged with re.
moving illicit whiskcy, gave bond before
Commissioner Thornley, for his appear
ance at the August term of tho u. s.
court mt Greenville.
james Tcig was committed to iail
last week by Trial Justic Youngblood
for violation of contract. He was under
contract to work for MIN Murphy and
quit. He will serve ton days.
Mrs. T.. II. Lawrence died at the
home of her husband near Central Inst
Friday after a lingering illness of several
weeks. The funeral wns held at Mt,
Zion tho day following.
1t is noticeable fact that Piclsens
county farmers have larger acreage of
corn and cotton than ever before The
young crops look well and there is every
reason to believe that we will have an
&aSandant crop.
Prof. H. E. Harris and wife, of Cul-
pepper, Va, are visiting the parents of
Mrs. Harris, Col. and Mrs. G. l.. Ho,-
4ingsworth. Master Harry is with them
and says he is visiting the whole family,
but ''grandpa" mostly.
-,,Ehere was considerable hail last
Friday afternoon or Wolf Creek in tho
neghborhood of Mr.. Jerre Looper's and
IL. w. Gillespie's. It damaged the
crops on four or five farms, though it
dio not completely ruin them.
The bridge over Golden's ,,reo,,
near Mrs; Clayton:s. is almost impassa-
BILE, and Maw's bridge ovor Twolve NI;lo
is in the Same condition. They should
be looked after at once. The abutments
to tho Bell Shoals bridge has washed
away.
Marcus, the fourteen year old son
of Mr.. T.. j. Prince, killed IL genuine
wild cat near his fathers spring last
Thursday. Tho oat had been maxim q
raids on thoir hon roost for some time.
me dogs treed him and tho boys shot
laid him low.
..-isaac Epton, young merchant of
Marietta, Greonvile county, and oapta in
tof the Dacusvillo Guards, committed
suicide last Thursday by shooting him
self through the head with 39 calibro