The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26
PICKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. II. 9. Kobnson was laid M
with the grip list Sunday.
DIR. Riloy will Proach ut Mt. Pleas
ant next Sunday at II o'clock IL. m.
Read Bruces now nd. ond nonder
lib o'Sco"rse on spring goods and prices.
-Miss Olive Thorpley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Walter w. White, of Ander-
sOn.
Next Friday is Good Friday be sure
and plant your beans and other garden
''sass."
, --Richard Rosomond has moved into
the Goodlott House west of the Presby-
torian church.
!, Try for one of the premiums offorcd
Py tho Pondlcton canning factory. See
notice in another place.
l. Mrs. Naomi Mauldin, who lives at
pho foot of Classy Mountain, has been
seriousy i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. T.. Cox, Of Green
vile county, visited their daughter Mrs.
y. Il. Robinson, this week
) MIR. w. II. Ashmore was kept in
uoorS last Monday and Tuesriay, by an
attack OF the prevailing epidemic.
-Read the I'd. af Dnntzlcr & Smith,
Aurn!turc dealers, GrecnvilIc. S. c.,
which appears in another column.
Mr.. Thos. H. Price was confined
TO his room last Saturday and Sunday
ny severe cold. He is better to-day.
--Mct'alls Almanac will give tie cor
rect prognoSiS of tie tendency Of prices
Tor April. BE sure and consult it next
week.
The population Of Pickcns county.
according to the census Of 1890, is lC,-
389. ali increase Of over 1900 in ten
years.
Masters Saml and G.. p. Barrett; IT,,
and Miss Dora Littlrjohn, of Cowan,
Gn., were at tho Amber House last
wee[.
Sheriff and Mrs. Richcy, were called
to Brovard, \. c., last MDndty l:y tel
cgram from their son-in- law, Nr. J. l..
Thompson.
Mr.. Henry J. Lewis s,ys that if .he
mnn that borrowed bride from his bug
Sy last Saturday, will return it ho Will
save trouble.
Two loads OF North Carolina apples
were i'll town laHt Friday, and sold at
$50 per bushcl. These are said to be
the last for this season.
Tho Womans Missionary Society
will meet at Bethlehem next Sunday ~
10 o'clock n. m. Rev. a. W. Walker
will preach ut O'Clock.
DR.. Manly. of Grccnvillo, will
preach ut ScCunN on the iitt'l Sabbath at
ii o'clock Il. m, Hhd at the Presbyterian
church i'll Pickr. AT s T. m.
. The South Carolina P~sS:>ytcrv Will
meet at Mt. Zion church, in Anderson
county, on Friday before Tie second
Sabbath of April, at $50 p. IN,
AIRS. Joseph Murphy il dang c.orsly
Ill. She has been in poor health foG
home time, and al attack Of the grippe
has made her condition critical.
We venture tho prophecy that we
will have dry summer aud the man that
plants his crop looking fer dlouthy
season will come out best next fail.
Capt. Eli;:s Day, Of I,asIry township
was in town Tuesday. he says IL farmer
hardly has time to say howdY do now.
Capt. Day has twelve plows running.
Several hundred bales Of cotton
were sold in this county the past week,
though the price Wis no. as high rs II
had been held for. Tho price ranged
from to o..
The State Superintendent Of Educa-
ton has changed tie date for holding
the examination for teachers from the
hret FRIDAY III April to Friday the cath
OF the same month.
Jack Stanscl who WAS taken to
r Nl,n, ,tS,N l.f J.. L.. I
Jennings, ,wu:i sentenced by Judge SIMON
ton TO three months il, jill at this place
and 10 pay Il fine OF 800.
Mr.. w. SiIls Kirksey WIS seriously |
dnjnred last Sunday, by horse which |
he wns riding mt a fast gait. flying tn"
track and colliding with tree. 1t il
thought he vii! soon recover
Mr.. Fl. r. CASTOR, one of the oldest !
and most respected citizens OF Ocomrr. |
ditM at his home near Westminster, ON |
the 18th inst, at the age Of SO year. |
He was fOr many years Il resident Of Old !
Pickcns.
MIR. Jenkins Adams, ono OF thccoun-
ty's oldest citizens, died at his home in
She Crow Creek section last Friday. Hr !
had been il failing health for a long time.
lie was about II years old at the tin,c of
his death.
Mr.. Pasclnl ID. Curron, one Of the
oldest citizens of (irecuviilc comfy,
dropped dead mt his homo in Grove
township last Friday. he WAS - years
old and had been in good health to the
hour of his death.
G. w. (Maj) Alexander, returned
to his home in the Crow Greek sect ion last
Thursday, after spending fifteen months
in Columbia ut Onclc Sans axrrMac
Mai says he had fine time, and speaks
well Of his boarding house,
This Will be good srnaun for our
farmers to try the lntcnsiv> system Of
farming. On account of the wet weather
they cannot pitch large crops, so let
them make the small plots richer and
work them better. 1t will pay.
: S. A. Hunt, of Dacusvillc who is at
tending the business college at LrXing-
ton. <V.. ia tho rbo l,r Of fJoI