The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-09-03
PICKENS SENTINEL,
-. LOCAL NEWS.

4 Monday.
Read tho Almanac for September pub.
hshed In this issue.
-Mrs. Prof. Dargan visited Mrs. G. q.
Wells, OF Greenville, last week.
Mr.. Wade Davis, of GAINESVILLE, Ga.
10 visiting relatives In this county.
Captain Means, Librarian and Tressur,
er OF the University at Columbia was In
town last Monday.
? Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Chamblin, OF
Liberty, spent last week among relatives
and friends In Anderson county.
--Mcssrs. Lewis & Morris are erecting a
wareroOm 74x42 on the corner lot recently
purchased from the Griffin estate.
Mrs. Laura j. Mashburn, Of Carnes.
Pillo, Ga, is visiting her sisters Mrs. Col.
Hollingsworth and Mrs. s. A. Ellis.
The Union meeting at Golden,s Creek
Baptist church last Saturday and Sabbath.
was largely attended and very interesting.
The >;so,Vt house bonds will be put on
ehe nrsrketn next Tuesday. A good chance
to place your spare change in q safe place.
Mrs. J. d. Ratterree and children.
who have been spending the summer here,
returned TO their home in Chester last Mon.
day.
REV. J. NJ. Mcbride, D. D., and Rev.
&c: Lgon conducted a series Of meeting
at the Liberty Presbyterian church last
week.
Prof. J. T.. Price, of the Liberty High
Scho', visited his mother, Mrs. r. L.
Price, last Thursday. Mrs. Price is conva-
fcscent.
The jealous workers in the cause OF
Christ, arc waking up the sinners by con-
quoting protracted meetings ia the various
churches
Union District No. l, Of the coloed
baptiSts, met at Easlcy last Friday and
Sabbath inclusive. A large crowd was in
attendance.
MIR. j. II. Eskew, Of the Piedmont
SHOPS was in Pckens last Saturday. Mr..
Hske~ thinks of buying land and Masking
his home here.
Trial Justice B. D. Garyiu, of Central,
ias becn quite sick for the past two weeks.
His brother, u. E. Garvin, is also coutiued
70 his room bv illness.
Mr.. Joe L. Cox, of the Piedmont
SHOPS, has the editors thanks FOR a hand
some screw driver which was made by Nc.
Cox.
Mr.. j. K. Sanders caught the chan,pi-
on mink OF GOldens Crecek last Saturday
night after ten mile chase. The varmint
had the bottom of u red fox
Miss Josie Curcton, whose home is
wath her grandmother, Mrs. Iadd, of
3uena Vista, Fairfield county, is visiting
ner parents, DIR. and Mrs. Curcton.
Mr.. W. E. Griffin has moved from
Easley to Liberty, where he will omen q
"A general supply store i'm the new store
room btiug fitted up by Mrs. Col. Smith.
Rev. J. NJ. Mcbride, late Of Texas
now Of Pendlcton, has been secured nv
the Presbyterian church of Slabtown to
10 prtaoh FOR them every fourth and fifth
SSabbGtk-
MIR. ]. p. Carey went to Calsu,uia last
week in the interest of T. J.. AnthGny. for
whom I'Grdon rs suught The Attorney
&eneral says the Governor can mnke the
pnrd"n conditional.
Tho following gentlemen fzSnua this
county will attend the February term of
the U. S. Court in Grecpville: Grand Jury,
L"rkin Hughes; petit jury, +, N. Norris,
Il T.. Arnold. B A Foster.
MIR. g. c. Hallman. OF Greenyille, has
been employed as boss carpenter on the
court house by Day s. Co., contractors.
Mr. Halman will move his family here as
soon rs iic can secure house.
Lieut.. F. G. Mauldin, U. 6. A., has
been transferred from Fort Monroe, Va.
to Washington Barracks, Washington, d.
g. 1t is proiai,lc that he will remain at
that post for the next two years
Mr. John G. Wyatt has burnt as,ou1
Hne-third Of the brick it will take to build
the eourt aousc. The last few DAYS have
e,een unTopitious for the work, but every
thing moves when "Oid Scl' shows Eis
face.
REV. A. w. Walker will preach at
Twelve Mile Campground on Friday, the
18th OF September, at wich time q commit
tee will be organized to arrange for the en-
suing camp-naecung to begin on Thursday,
October LIST.
w. NJ. Hagocd has gone North to buy
goods for the firms Of w. NJ. Hagood s.
Co., of Easley, and Hagood, Bruce & Co.,
OF this place. The increased patronage of
these popular merchants will require
large stock for their fall trade.
An interesting revival has been in
progress at the Methodist church s,nce
iase Friday. Rev. A. w. Walker, the
pastor, was assisted by Rers. @. l.. Du-
rant and j. G. Soil of Williamson. THE
meeting closed on Tuesday night
The proof sheet Of the new caurt
housr bonds has been received by the Corn
m issiOn"rs and will be corrected and the
bonds ordered at once. The bonds will be
for Aba" each to run twenty years viii, in
terest coupons, payable annually Oh the ist
OF January.
DIR. G.. II. Symmes, formerly of old
Pendlcton, hut now of Tampa, Fla, is In
the city visiting relatives and friends He
is brother of Major Whitncr Symmes
and of Mrs. Dean, of this city, and Is
well known in the upper part of this State.
Daily News. o..
Louis II. Powell was before the q. s,
commissioner last Friday for violating the
revenue laws. After one witness had tcsti.
fed against him, he walked out and "ht
che grit for the mountains at 2:4O gait.
He was pursued short distance by an ofil.
Ger, but he made good his escape.
Next Monday is sale day. The valua-
Die mill property situate on Town Creek