The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-12-24
native of Laurens county, but had bcer
& many years in Anderson.

native of Laurens county, but had been
many years i'll Anderson.
S-Dr. ]. F. Ensor, raiding deputy, and
eputy marshal Jennings drove into town
list Thursday evening with mountain
apppcr. Some fellow is thus deprived of
Baking 'mash' before Christmas
Mr. A. r. Evatt, of Dalton. m indus.
lous farmer, who came to Pichcne county
me months ago, wants to keep posted on
3Jc affairs OF the county. so he came in and
2hbscribcd tor the SENTINEL last Friday.
Il Beware Of pneumonia. The sudden
4liangcs OF temperature arc dangerous, and
&c greatest care in regulating ones cloth
lgg !and heating apparatus in ones habita-
bn is required to avoid being over heated
nd then chilled.
AB-Rev. O. J.. Durant had not been able
be oA slnce Conference until last Mon.
icy, he was up street for awhile. That
conference affair seems to have gotten A
1fm grip on him. but it has kindly relaxed
nd he and his friends hope that it will not
feet him again.
Miss Eliza Williams died on the 18Th
ihstant, at the home Of her brother. Thom-
Williams, just below Eaelry, amcl about
Anventy years. Her remains were inferred
I Peters Creek on the l7th instant. She
3las been a consistent member of that
}hurch for more than forty years.
-Rey. .. l.. Durant is moving to his
Aiargc, the West Anderson Circuit. Judge
purant has been citizen Of this county
[pr nearly twenty years, and is held in hi%G
tPteem and confidence by many of our cit.
Atcns. We regret to lose him, but hone he
Pill prosper in his new fcld OF labor.
4 In these days OF changing weather,
Ehosc of impaired physical strength SHOULD
Rcccpt certain recognized facts IL is
kleaper to remain in the house and bc well
Jared for, even through week or two.
Sq 10 lose the remainder OF life. nHd Il
--Gable doctor bill is good dead less
FFpensivc than ilrst-class funeral.
Miss Josie Craig died at Mrs. Kav's in
Westminster last Saturday, at about 81
Fears of age. Her death was caused from
measles. She was a daughter Of the late
Robert Craig, Of this county, and an csii
gnable, christian woman. Her remains
were Inferred last Monday at the Crair
l5urying ground on the Keowce side.
Some of our dealers have recently rot
ten hold Of a very inferior grade oi
kerosene oil, and there is considerable com
blaint among the purchasers about it. w,
notice, too from our exchanges that thf
complaint seems to be general in nearly cv
ery section Of the State. Like almost every
thlng else, we presume the manufacturers
nave learned to adultcratc it.
Attention is called TO the card Of Dr.
Robert Kirkscy. Ee graduated at the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons in Bali.
more last winter. This Of itself shou)d
he guarantee Of his ability as Il physician
but in addition to this he was compliment
ed by being engaged to serve term AS rcs
sdent physician in the city hospital. Ut
has diploma from Johns Hopkins. DR.
Kirksey is to the manor born. aud we rrc
dict for him abundant success.
Miss Estello Henderson, daughter ot
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Henderson, and Mil
ton Mulligan were married last night at
Z. 80 o'clock by the Rev. J. A. Clifton, al
thc residence of the brides parents on
Jehn Street. After the ceremony th,
couple received the congratulations OF
'many friends and the party partook of an
elegant supper. Daily News 10th. Mr.
Muligan is well known around here ard
ihis friends will wish him and his bride &
dong and prosperous life.