The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-09
.CKENS SENTINEL
LOCAL NEWS.


he new council.
Mrs. J. Fl. Newton went to Calhoun
\ visit to her father, Mr.. Aaron
e ys, last Saturday.
10 SENTINEL wants bid from some
n the Pickens and Easley road.
t will you ix it forS
Che bridge over Twelve Mile at w.
lgood's, has been rebuilt and that
is now open for travel.
Competition is great thing to
':: down prices; but it usually brings
., values as fnst as prices.
DR.. w. A. Lesley and d. A. Coop
. , in attendance upon the U. s.
t at Charleston as jurors.
drs J. NJ. Rampey of Liberty TOWN.
who was reported as very sick with
monia last week, is worse.
jorn has gone up to one dollar not
u, and little for sale at that figure.
| be $1.25 before the crop is done.
Hiss Blanch Hudgens went on Wis
week to relatives in La,,rnns. She
Is to visit Charleston before she re-
.ast Monday was busy day with
)lowman. The farmers of this
y turned more soil on that day
,ver before.
larry Lynch, n colored United
., prisoner, was discharged from
sst Saturday after serving n four
- sentence.
neak thieves and burglars are at
in Greenville county and may visit
Don. They should be welcomed
q full dose of shot:
drs. Fl. A. Richey, who has Ueen
'evard for the past two weeks visit
or daughter, Mrs. J. l.. Thompson,
ned home last Friday.
Miss Lou Nicholson, OF Oconee.
has been visiting the family of Mr..
Hinkle, went to Greenville last
rdny, on visit to her sister, Mrs.
ander.
Mr.. Yves. Pickens, of Greenville,
become pupil in Mr.. J. A. Davis
oil of telegraphy ut Liberty. This
es eight aspiring 'lightning jerkers"
II Mr.. Davis.
An election was hold last Monday
own council with the following re-
Intendant, Ct. w. Earle. Ward
j. j Lewis, r. A. Bowen, J. r.
'man Thos II. Price.
Mr.. NJ. w. Newton has put nip n
ndid bridge over Wolf creek be-
III his farm and Pickens at cost of
ut $40. There is nothing like cash
nake goods ccme cheap.
Mr.. A. G. Wyatt, of Wyatt & La
m, was i'll PlcAcns last Monday on
'iness. He has great confidence in
future of Pickens county generally,
of Easley in particular.
Mr.. John +. Stewart has improved
town property considerably since he
we'd here. A small outlay i'm improve
nts will often increase the value Of
lr property twenty-five per cent.
Last Friday night was pretty tough
tho tcanstcrs who had come down
N the mountains for their spring sup
% and were camping out. Some of
boys We're rattling their teeth at a
'ly rate.
Some dozen or more citizens of the
lnty interested in new roads and
dges, were in attendance upon tho
unity Commissioners court last Tues
:. The majority Of them walked to
IN rather than stop II plow.
During the absence of Mrs. Nose.
8 in Atlanta kt:t week, Mr..
TX Swan and his most rstinalle wife,
charge of the Mountain View at
sley. They certainly preserved the
form excellence CT this popular re-
An old rolored man, who lived near
!. Larkin Hughes died last Monday
while alone in his cabin. Hia
no was George johnson. The coron
did not think the case needed an in
est as he had been sick for long time
,yiOus.
Bear in mind that tho SENTINEL Job
ice does better work, and does it
icker than any office in this section.
work leaves our hands unless done
tirst-class style. Onr facilities for do
work are unsurpassed. Prices a.
: as the lowest.
Rev. a. W. Walker was unable to
his appointments last Sabbath 1T
rtcrs Chapel and Fickens. Rev. O.
Durant preached in his stead. He
70 the congregation ut Pickens very
eresting and instructive sermon on self
lial and cross-EcacinS.
If you wish to enter Clemson Col
e, write to Prof. II. A. Strodo, Pen
ton, 8. O., tell him your desire to en.
the college, give your age and post
ce address, and he will give you all
'ded information. The first term will
gin on the first Thursday in February,
%.
Tho rascal who cut tho mail pouch
Easley on the morning of the 1st inst.
in the intention to rob seems to have
,n m April fool. SO far IA is learned
thing has been missed, and it is noto-
us that tho postmaster never did find
lch in the pouch delivered in that
40 in the week.
Lee Ellenburg and Henry Anderson,
lored, two bound boys who had been
sed from infancy by Mrs. Sarah Alex.
dor, skipped by the light of the moon
Tuesday night of last week. The
'ys arc about sixteen years old and it
supposed that they went to North Cur
ina or Tennessee.
Our old friend IT. @. Parsons, of
s1f Trnolr ,uno Dr.. .,lo n.