The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-01-22
,f'ransfers of RcnI Esta te.

iooo.J tho lOllO"lHS tfslHSlorS OF real eS.
tate have been recorded in the Clerk s
Office:
r. G. Gaines to Thos. j.. Watkins.
the Cato Williams place in Central town.
ship, for $S475.
j. i. Garvin to w. j. Duffie, 200
acres in Eastatoe township, for $54.
Joab f. Stewart to ID. b. Adams, 125
acres in Pickens G. Ii. township, tor
$1,135.
M. S. Folger to Della e. Watson, lot
i'll town of Central, $50.
Henry Lawrence to Zeta Lawrence.
"a acres in Pickons G. H. township, S9G'
JOB i. Smith to j. Il. Jennings, lot in
town of Liberty, 800. :.
Eliza M. Miles to Minnie Lee Will
llams, the Miles lot in town of Pickens,
$500.
A: M. lsunion to A. w. Folger, lot in
Easlcy, $125.
Lucy T.. Evans to Margaret T.. Stew
| art, % acres in Hurricane township,
$780,
T.. S. Rowe to w. o. Willard. so
acres in Liberty township, $500.
G.. p Barrett to Jacob G. Garrett, lit
acres in Central township, $500.
B. +. Lesley to NJ. w. Newton, ct a.,
school house lot in Picl;ens township,
for $5.
~. 4. Hendricks to e. NJ. Martin, 81
acres in Easley township for 50, 500.
G. l.. Hollingsworth to Jsham Simp-
son, Ill acres in Liberty township, for
81 ITO.
J. Il. Sitton to J. T.. Borroughs, 21f
acres III Hurricane township. for 81, $50.
T.. NJ. hlauldin to T.. L. Grew, 10
acres in Easley township, for $5.
W, j. Smith to Il. NJ. Hester, GO acres
in Easley township for 81 600.
NJ. ID. Keith to j. ID. NJ. Keith, 100
acres in Pumpkintown township, So.
Sarah X. Chapman to Matilda n. |
"4kcln, lot III Liberty for $500.
Hannah 4. Cox to Nannio Robinson,
- acre lot in Pickens for 500.
w. j. Smith to w. A. Man}din, 10
acres i'll Easlcy township, for $400.
Caroline Brock ct al to Mary f. Shir-
ley, 200 acres i'll Liberty township, for
- 800.
". J. Smith to II. +. Smith, 81 acres
i'll Etscy township, for S572.
VIM Hunter, jr., to DeacOns Of Cold
ems Greek Baptist Church, lot for
church in Central township.
n. j. Williams and j. p. Robinson,
executors to Perry ID. Dacus, 800 acres
i'll Dacusville township, for 5000.
j. b. Newberry, j. p. g., to Lille
Rives, 93 acres i'll Liberty township for
$475.
j. NJ. Stewart, G. G. p, to Thos. r.
Price lot i'll Picllens, $S05.
t'rcrsl Liberty.
Really there is more cotton not placed
on the market than / had any idea there
was Senator w. Il. O'Dcil sold forty
one bales last Saturday whicn suppose
would average $50 pounds, bringing tho
handsome SUN OF 81 ESQ. MI Sam
Wilson marketed seventy bales Il few
days since, and carried 81 $50 away from
our littie burg. / am not as happy as
they are, bat [ feel Il great deal better to
know that there i:' money in the country
and if it should be divided by long di-
vision. perhaps l would get tho remain
der.
Mrs. Moilic Jenkins, of Admission, AL
ALBANIA, who has been visiting relatives
and friends in Liberty, returned last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dawson, of
! Greenville county, visited Mr.. and Mrs
j. Ii. Brown last week.
Mr.. j. J. Wakciin, who keeps a first
class boarding house, says that he is
i.chOck full and running over with GUS
tom. He will build an addition to his
house soon.
On last Tuesday your scribe was treat
Ell to nice turkey dinucr prepared by
Mrs. Mamie Brown, to whom [ wish to
extend many thanks for her kindness
and thoughtfulness. The occasion was
tie celebration Of Mrs. Browns birth
day. Quite Il number Of ladies in town
were present.
Three car loads of guano was side
tr"c ed here the other day for the ALI
ancp.
| Judging from the movement of Drs.
Ho'lngswcrth and Robinson, there must
be II great deal of sickness IN the county.
The new board of trustees organized
last Saturday with w. +. O'Dcll in the
chair. aud Laban Mmultlin secretary.
Teachers were employed and ordered to
open school today, Monday, the 10th.
Mr.. Davis, our agent, has three stu
dents, Hunt, Bogg" and Davis, learning
how to jerk lightning.
The town was treated to q scrcnadc
the other night by AicsSrs. Joe Miller
and Bob Robinson. They gave some
sweet muSic on the guitar and harmoni
ci..
The law requiring parties who sell
pistols and cartridges to have license,
does not go into effect until next June,
some newspaper statements to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
Mr.. William Smith is very i'll, suffer-
ing from Old war wounds and other in.
jurics.
The time is not far distant when lib
| crty will have a pew school academy,
Masonic and an Allinnce hall c0ml incd.
Let rs put our shoulders to the wheel
and push the enterprise 20 completion.
Prof: Sterling paid our town II flying
visit the other day. He reports that
he has tlonriShing school at Gap Hill,
sixty students already enrolled.
Cotton weigher, Tom Perkins is kept
busy the last of the week. JAY.
Jan. 10Th, 81.
From LGoncr.
Again we are called upon to mourn
The loss OF anotherss citizen. MI james
F'"nry Jones died at his home near Pet