The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-20

pit. Earnest l.. Thornley, and fam
rned to their home in Savannah
lrsday.
9 regular Annual Conference oi
Il. Church, meets ut Anderson
Doth inst.
Margaret Orr, q former resident
county is very sick at her home
herman, Texas.
ad A. B. & j. l.. Carpenters now
will tell you where to go for fun
,tit when in G1eenville.
Will Irby, of Collertoh, was in
last week prospecting with q
making his future home here.
my old rusty notes and accounts
ad the life crushed out of them
! by gold and legal tender notes.
Court of Common Pleas will
> in extra session at Anderson on
l Of December, Judge Norton
ng.
ssrs. Lud Hawthorn and John
have bought out Mr.. A. NJ.
and will take charge of the bus
day.
Il Griffin will supply the town
ash beef on Tuesday and Friday
week. Nothing but the best
utchered.
ve your surplus cash ready, tC
n tract Of land next salcday.
aluable personal property will
sold that day.
farmers in the Six Milo section
>g the right thing by putting
'tton seed on their fields instead
lg them to the oil mills.
G farmers in the upper part of the
have almost completed the gath
I their cotton crop, and but little
lin the field to be picked.
Jessie J. Smith died at Central
Ind day of November aged about
). He was brave soldier during
war, and an upright and highly
I'd citizen.
ere will be bnt few cm1grants
is State to tho West this winter.
+ few years has convinced tho
of this Stats that there is no bet
to live than here.
the 9th inst, Mr.. J. r. Garrett
:ricd to Miss Martha A. Thomkins
esidence of the groom's father,
NJ. Garrett. The ceremony was
led by Rev. w. c. Seaborn.
J. G. Stribbling has been ap-
| by the Governor as q delegate
lis county to tho Interstate I'M
on convention, which meets il
lie Oh tho 17th of Deccmber next.
prominent attorney os Anderson
evere cold during TIC recent term
Common Pleas court ~ that place,
extra term has baen ordered to
aodate him and lis many clients.
j. II. Arnold, Of tho Clover
iry farm, Grecnvillo county, was
/ tho IS prize for tho largest tur-
VIII from seed bought of A. B. &
arpenter, Mansion House Drug
r. II. Thornton, the deservcdly
and efficient book ket per, for w.
ood & Co., will soon m0vo to
He has accepted position in
OF at that place with Mr.. II. j.
at.
zabeth Austin, All old colored
was found dead in her bed at
last Saturday. Coroner Boggs
iti"d and held on inquest. The
md TINT death resulted from nat
lSes.
Thornley, d. Harris, of Green
sleeves in Pickens real estate. On
/ inst, he bought out Mr.. u.
Adams, who lives six or eight
est of Pickons, paying him 5000
272 acres.
enty-three More days in which to
+ tax. Don't depend on an ex-
OF time :his year. Tho crops
n and there will be no excuse for
ment within the time given, the
December.
Il Hughes, the young white man
manglcd in such q frightful
III j. +. Gassaway's gin near
n the 1st inst, died on the 10Th
TX jaw, while the surgeon was
his wounds.
two firms, Hagood, Bruce &
W. NJ. Hagood & Co., have
abont three Thousand bales OF
o far this season. This iSa fine
for these gentlemen and for the
county farmers.
Silas Hinklc, who lives on Cane
ght III among the mountains,
experimenting with cotton on
for several years. Last spring
d small patch expecting to
} bales. He made four.
j. r. Riley, ID. d., won't to
'' ~ last Saturday to install Rev.
rggs as pastor of Wilmington,
. and Mount Carmel churches.
3 appointment at Carmel was
'. Rev. 0. l.. Durant of this
.., indebted to Mr.. Jay l.. Clay
lcSs manager of the Arkansas
!agazinepuhlished at Batcsville,
81. copy of that spicy and inter
rnal. His brother, Mr.. II. l..
of Central, this county, is one
tors.
rs. Laughter and Garrett, OF
u Rest. Glocnville county, who
d.. chased farms OF Col. HollingS.
g. tho Pea Ridge section, brought
Hnilics over last week to look at