The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-11-26
PICKENS. SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

tss Mary Riley, of Easley, is now in
CHG, OF, the post office at Pelzer.
- NJ. Nicely has purchased the Cos
nell Ccc, two miles south of here.
30. Willie Lathem, of Farr's, has been
sick 50 measles but Is reported better:
~ u J. w. Brunson, of Spartanburg,
was ng his Pickens friends this week.
NJ Matte Kay has returned from a
a vist g relatives and friends at Westmn-
lister. &
-N>. Jennings, of Anderson county,
Is visit T. his brother, ]. 9. Jennings of
Rev. L. II. Weldon has accepted a call
to supply the Baptist Church at this place
Tor next Year.
After the warm rain of Sunday last
Monday morning dawncd upon us a cold,
first-cass winter day.
MIR. and Mr.. S. w. Major have moved
into the dwelling house in rear of Messrs.
Lewis &c Morris store.
Don't forget the union meetings next
Sunday. They arc very profitable and
should be we'll attended.
Thanksgiving Day today. Let every
body rest from their labors and return
tnanKS 10 the Grcat creator.
III. A. Richey has sold his farm on the
west side Of Twelve Mile river to j. H.
Blackmon, of Anderson county.
Mrs McElfoy Jamison has been quite
sick for several days. She is attended by
Drs. II. F. Smith and O. NJ. Doyle.
-Elbert Mauldin who went to Texas a
year or two ago returned home last week
There is no place like the Palmetto State.
w. r. Kay has purchased the house
and lot from Col. Hollingsworth, recently
vacated by James Raincs and will move
into town soon.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Allen, of Central, has
moved into the store-room Of j. +. Stew
art, deceased, and opened up full line of
millinery goods.<
"A representative of the jamestown, N.
Y. Nurseries, sold, and delivered last week,
about $500. worth of fruit trees around
Table Mountain.
Mr.. Doc. Moser died at his home near
Central on the 23d instant, and was buried
the day following at Bethlehem. He was
about sixty years old.
w. w. Martin, of Spartanburg, was
in town last week and availcd himself of
the opportunity to get one of Wcbstcrs
Unabridged Dictionaries.
"A tree fell across the telephone wire
near Mr.. Carter Roc's last Sunday night
and cut off communication with rIasley fol
an hour or two. 1t is all right now.
Mr.. Abe Nicholson was married last
Thursday TO Miss Rachel Cantrcll Rev. j
II. Lewis officiating. The young couple
has our best wishes for happy and uscfu
life.
The weather last week was very bad
on the builders Of the court house. 1t is
now assuming such stately and symctrica
proportions that it has become the admira
tion of all eyes
1t will he gratifying news to the friend!
of James Holiday to know that SO far, hi:
health has been good, and thata he is Ano
oppressed with overwork. iIc is in ii Con
garec wood shop.
MIR. and Mrs Silas IIinkle were il
town last week. Mr. lInklc brought down
four hogs and sold them and realized $50
Can man raise four hogs as cheap as ht
Can two bales Of cotton?
Mr.. jill. G. Mcdaniel left at this Office
last week curiosity in corn. 1t wa
a well developed ear with three othe
smaller ears growing around it in the same
shuck. 1t is called .possum corn.
You know you owe us, and you know
it is due. Why keep our money? w,
have to pay our debts. Can't you dc
something at the right time.
y Lewis & Morris.
Treasurer Youngblood finished hi
rounds of tho county yesterday, and from
now on will he found in his office here I'm
til 18th Of December, when the book
close, unless otherwise ordered by the Leg
islature.
Married, on Sunday, November 18th
near Old Pickcns, at the rcidcncc Of TN
brides fathor, Henry johnson, Thoma
Wright to Sally Johnson. Rev. Vance, O
}. Scncnca, performed the ceremony. A
parties were colOrcd.
Those who use fertilizers will do we
to consult the Wilcox 81 Gibbs Guano CO
whose adysrtisCfScnt appears in this ISSUE
These gentlemen are to the manner born
and can be trusted to do the square thing
both in quality and price of goods.
Many of the SENrNEL's patrons ar
avaiing themselves of the opportunity {
procuring Webser's Unabridged Dicllor
ary, by accepting the premium 0fer mad
to subscribers who pay up all arrcarages
the first of January, 1892, and to all ne
cash subscribers.
--Mansel Burton the negro who was she
at Central last week by George Arial, co
orcd, died from the effects of the wound
on Tuesday night after the shooting o
Sunday. Arial is in Jail and will be lrir
for murder. Ii. o. Bowen, Esq, has bee
retained to defend him.
/. Capt. p. w. Scyle, of the Picker
Guards, last week received a check fr
800 90, his company's share of the Stat
Military appropriation. This is certain
small compensation for the boys and ever
friend Of the State Malta will heartily e
dorsc tie recommendation of Gen. Farley
increase the allowance.
james p. Carey, Julius T.. Bogg
Joseph III. Newton and Henry O. Bowc
of this bar, went to Grecnvile last Mo
day, to argue some equity cases befo
Judge Kcrshaw. The cases could n
he reached at our last term of court and |
cnnsnnt Of the atiOrncNS and the .lul