The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-11-19
PICKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

city prices for real estate.
Miss Nettic Rodgcs, of Spartanburg,
Is visiting Mrs. II. q. Grady
--Miss Mamie Warren. of Pendleton, is
on visit to Mrs. @. L. Robinson.
MIR. and Mrs'Trez Folger paid visit
to relatives and friends here last week.
w. A. Lesley, jr., Of Laurcns county,
was among his Pickens friends last week d.
Col. j. E. Hagood came up from
Charleston last week to be at the railroad
election.
MIR. Trez Folgcr and wife go to Ari-
zona instead of Tennessee rs was stated
last week.
Henry w. Farr has moved his sawmill
up above f. F. 1.ooper's on the place pur-
chased by Mr.. Panel.
-Misses Charlotte Murff and Stella
Newbcrry are visiting the family of Dr.
Littlejohn at Gaffney.
Mr.. Francis Rogers has the frame of
his new dwelling up and ready for the coy-
or aud Notwithstanding.
The Presbyterian oyster supper at Eas
ley Noted the church $l6, and besides, was
"a, most enjoyable social gathering.
The infant Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. D. Ste
phens died last Monday night, and was
buried Tuesday ut Concord church.
Don't forget the Sunday School picnic
Rt Mountain Grove next Saturday. Let cv-
crybody turn out and have good time
Mr.. Freyling Nelson, who is now nine
ty years old, was out last Saturday and
voted for the subscription to the railroad
Homie T. Mcdaniel left last week for
Savannah, Co.,, to accept position on a
railroad. He was given the position by
Bunch McBce.
"A sharper got Off a good one at Easlcy
last week. He sold a tin cup for some
thing over $50. He was probably part of
Forcpaugh's show.
Barnett Allgood, son Of W. B. AL
good, is seriously i'll with fever. He is at
tended by Drs. Earf. and Gilland. He
Tas improving at last accounts.
The United States Circuit Court con-
venes in Columbia next Monday. Mai j.
j. Lewis, of this place. and y. VI. Foigcr.
OF Easlcy, are drawn TO serve on the jury
The young people who are just enter
ing married life, could not do a better
thing than subscribe for the SENTINEL and
get one of Webstcrs Unabridged Dction-
aries
-Easlcy has taken step in the right d-
, rcction by her efforts to secure a public
cemetery for the town. 1t is always best
to have the buryins ground outside of the
town.
james ChilGs, n son of Dyer Childs, of
Brushy Creek, Anderson county, had his
hand badly torn up in Ccly Bros gin on
the 18th inst. DR.. james Rosamond dress
cd his wounds.
Miss Lila Riley, of Easley, has been
engaged to teach schNol at Liberty Hill. in
Hcrshaw county. She will take charge
early in December. Miss Lila is a spen-
pid teacher.
Did everybody see the moon in eclipse
last Sunday night?~ 1t was clearly seen
from this place through the different stages
OF eclipse except toward the first when a
small cloud obScurcd il little.
Bright Gilstraps mule became fright
encd last wecH at pile Of cotton seed
near Mr. q. w. DORIS, and ran away with
him. The mule threw him out of the bug
fsy and skinned him up considerably.
Mrs. J. D. Cureton has our thanks for
waiter containing Il most handsome bo
quet of flowers. II Chinese qninCe and a
most delicious plate of citron preserves of
her own make. They arc certainly clc
CANT.
Mr.. J. II. Martin, OF .hc Ool,nov src-
tlOn, expects soon to cmigintc to Texas.
Nothing short of Il good prospect ri gold
mime would induce rs to leave aur', tntiii,
lands az Ham has ;tmohg thoS" rvr".r ,,rr
hills.
Mr.. 4. n. ~. '...r. .,,. T.: ri," Etss,.
Andcr6nn c,'a;IH, " - ! ). -: l:A'lg
when hc sees it. .ir va il - Hcr us a
f, 10, Al 4.
70 the SENTINEI in advance and ordered
one of our best dictionaries.
Mr.. Cant, and we guess many others,
begun to SOW wheat last week. Ii is about
-Aime we were having Il good wheat crop,
lind if we are as careful with ii rs we are
with the cotton crop, we will see quite a
revolution in this respect next summer.
Mrs Il NJ. Pickcns, of GrcYnville,
died at the hOmcof her husband in that city
last Friday MOrning. Her remains were
inferred at the Pickcns family graveyard
the day following her death. She was a
sister of Mrs j. B. Newbcry, of this
place.
Married on the 18th inst, at tie home
of the brides parents. : jah Jones to Miss
Mamie Hunt, a daughter of Mr.. III. Hunt.
We wish ihcm happincis AMI success in
life. If they would subscribe for the ~EN-
TiNEL it would contribute much to their
happiness
REV. \. w. Walker preached his fare
well sermon at the Methodist church on the
6ih inst. AS this is his ti!&! year his friends
hope for his return. In the midst of much
afllCtion in his family hc has done a good
WORK on the Pickcns circuit during the
year 1876.
Many Of the SHNrlNEr's patrons arc
avaling themselves of the opportunity of
procuring Wcbsicrs Unabridged Dictlon-
ary, by accepting ne premium offer made
to subscribers who pay up all arrcarngcs to
the first of January, 1892, and to all new
cash subscribers
Married at the residence o. the brides s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Caulcy, on the
18th inst, Mr. w. f. Barron, of Hcndcr
son, N. c., to Miss Elmira Cauley, of this
county. Rev. j. Nj. Stewart 0iliciacd.
We wish them abundant success in life,
and they would make good start by sub
scribnp for the SENTINEL.