The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-01-29
PICKENS SENTINEL
ICALi NEWS.
Meals is teaching school

nah.
Read Col. Keitt, the Alliance lender
IN NeWberry, on the first page of this
/ y Miss Flora Richey left Inst Monday
10 take charge of n school in tho I.athem
section.
, The Pickens school has genuine
boom. The free term opened with eigh-
ty pupils.
Mr.. Geo. w. Taylor, cashier of the
S4reenvllle Savings Bank, was in town
last Tuesday.
The new Air Line depot ct Green
vile has been completed, and is hand
some structure.
-Uncm Tommie Price, after weeks
Wrestle with the grippe, is able to be on
the street again.
=. Miss Mary Allgood has Acurishing
school at Wolf Creek Academy. She
has over forty pupils.
An interesting and spicy letter mail
ed at Nasfey, on Monday failed to reach
tls until late Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Julia Symmes. of Grecnville,
is assisting Miss Lucie Stribling in teach
ing fiourishing school at Richland.
Capt. J. l.. Thornley, is making
preparations to build handsome Office
on his lot on Main Street below the coun-
ty Treasurer's Office.
Miles N. Kelly, of Grow Creek, was
before tho U. S., Commissioner last Fri
duy, charged with illicit distlling. He
was held for court under 5000 bond.
Married on the 25th inst, at the res
idence of the officiating minister, Rev.
J. D. Talley, Mr.. Dan Rogers to Miss
Emma Mauldin. All of Pickens county.
" on the 22d inst at the residence of Mr..
aRsa Patterson, in Central township, Mr..
Merry Reese was married to Miss Mollie
Patterson. Rev. John w. Head, ofliciat-
ing.
Mrs. Abercrombie, of the Grow
Cree k aaetioD, was adjudgcd insane by
the Probate Court last Friday. Sheriff
Richey took her to the asylum on Satur
day.
Miss Lidie Smith left the William
purpose of entering school in Green
now resides.
--Messrs S. G.. and Calvin Keith and
W. B. Jones are soon to open store
near Table Mountain. They will handle
Alliance goods and get supplies through
. the Exchange.
Tom Joe Mauldin, Of tho Citadel
Academy, Charleston, was in the hoslit-
nj q few days. He is convalescent and
has been granted a weeks furlough
which lie Will spend with friends il the
city.
Mr.. Capus Arnold died at the home
of his grand father, Mr.. john Cochran,
of Central, on tho 9th inst, of fever.
Tho funeral was held at Mt. Zion, the
day following, Rev, T. G. O'Den con
Quoted the services,
The site for the depot Mt Calhoun
has been stal1ed OF and the building
will be erected ut once. The new town
will be laid off ut an early day, when
lots will be sold md Improvements com.
menced. 1t is sevcn-eighths of mile
fromiClemson.
Mrs. Harriet McCrackin, relict .ot
the late Samuel McCrarlin. died ut hel
home near Liberty on the Goth inst, al
about 65 years of age, Her remains
were inferred at Georges Creek. She
was much beloved by all who knew hel
for hor many christian virtues.
On Monday night of last week
Raiding Deputy Ensor, with Marahal>
jennings and Roark, ,nnde raid on
Cane Crock and destroyed an eighty gal
Ion still with about 1000 gallons of beer
The furnace fire was in full working or.
der. The outfit was the property of An
thony Ellenbnrg.
Mr.. Petty Freeman, the proprietor
of the Standard Furniture Factory, gets
some of his finest lots of poplar lumber
from MIR. J. NJ. Clements. He carried
two horse load of plank from there las
week which would average 1G inches; il
width and was remarkably free from tie
fects. Pickens county ought to have III
exhibit of humber in Columbia and Char
lesion all the time.
Mr.. A. Nj. HAMILTON was snddenl,
and severely i'll last Saturday morning
while Oh his way to Easlcy from hi
home south of Liberty. Ho was carried
from his buggy into tho house Of Mr.
w. r.. Bryant where he was tenderl,
cared for until the arrival of DIR. II. +
Smith who had been hastily summoned
At last accounts he was still suffering iu
tense pain in the head
Cards are out for the marriage o
Mr.. Will E. Griffin to Miss Sallie Ma,
Chamblin. Tho ceremony will talk
place this wednesday, afternoon at
O'Clock III the Presbyterian Church a
Liberty, and will be performed by Rev
j. X. Mendcnhall, d. d.. Of Grccnvillo
A sumptuons wedding snppcr will b
served at the home Of the brides father
MIR. David G.. Chambiin.
JAS. J.. o. Thompson, formerly {
fhis place, but now of Brevard, was i
town last Saturday. Jim is running tn
Western North Carolinian up there an
is now getting out tiptop paper
Pennsylvania county should have a pi
per, and all her inhabitants should co,
tribute, no m alter how small, to It's sur
port. The fact is, no town or county
anything without n newspaper.
DR.. J. F. Ensor cut up another co,
nor on Laurel Creek, last Monday nigh