The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-11-12
PIOKENS SENTINEL,
LOCAL NEWS.
ays past 316, to come 40.

MIR. Geo. A. Browning of Grcenville,
was In town last week.
Capt. Thomas White, OF Anderson,
has been quite sick for several days.
Mrs. w. A. Palmer has keeu very sick
Tor several days, but is convaescing.
MIR. Il. d. Harris has improved the ap
pear OF his dwelling by repainting.
The circus in Grccnvile last Wcdnes-
day drew several people from this place.
MIR. II. G. Hunt, of Dacusville. has sold
his farm and will move to Fort Hill this
fall.
Henry A. Durant, who has been in
charleston this year, returned home last
week.
w. o. Willard, of Liberty, furnishes
this town with very fine fresh fish every
week.
Valuable town and farm property for
sale is added to The Land Agcncy's list this
week.
Col. VIM. Nimmons was in town on
sale day looking stout and hearty for a man
of his age.
Mrs. w. c. Bramlctt who has been
quite sick for about three weeks is how
improving.
There will he a total eclipse of the moon
on November 10Th. at G:25 p. M, visible in
this latitude.
The bird law was out on the 1st of
this month, and the sportsmcn are making
up for lost time.
What city was it, Buddic, that sent
word to the disciples to come over and help
thcmS" ''Chicago!"
,I,prt thnf fl,n 49,.
takes place next Saturday. Don't fail to
vote for subscription.
Mrs Wash Folgcr, of Savannah, Dr.
r. W. Folgcr's mother, visited relatives in
the county last week.
MIR. Burkhatcr says he will bind him.
self III the contract to run the road into the
incorporate limEa of Pickcns
john p. Boggs left last Saturday for Mo-
non, Indiana, at whi'h place he expects to
80 into the real estate business.
The Clerk of Court was quite busy
last Friday and Saturday settling up with
the purchasers of land on sale day.
DIR. j. ID. Cureton, through the Land
Agency, offers bargain TO anyone want
ing good house and lot in Pickcns.
--Ihe longest season of dry weather we
nave known tor many years is now. 1t is
very favorable for the farmer, though
Eddie Durant has gone to Columbia,
to take in the Fair, and while absent will
visit his uncle, Edgar Skinner, of Sumter.
w. G. IIiott had fine horse stolen
from him mt GrecnvilIc the day of the cir
Gus. 1t was hitchcd in Morgan's o when
stolen.
Treasurer J. r. Youngblood and Rev.
O. l.. Durant left last Monday for Central
where they began their tour of the county
to collect taxes.
Miss Emma Williams, sister of DR..
Williams, of the Oolcnoy section, is quite
i'll with typhoid fever. AT last accounts
She WAS improving.
Miss Mamie Allgood who has been
quite sick with fever is able 10 be out
again. Her brother Barnett is now quite
sick with the fever.
You think you know how much bcnc-
NJ the railroad will he to you now, but you
don't. Vote for the subscription and when
she comes you'll know.
MIR. Joab Mauldn, who recently had
tue misfortune To have his SAW mill de
sroycd by fire, is repairing and will soon
be ready 10 finish his contracts.
= The personal property belonging to
I
by the cXcctor, j. NJ. Stewart, last Saur-
day, and fair prices were realized
MIR. Trez Folgcr, who married Miss
Essip RUSSELL has gone with his wife to his
future home in Tennessee. The kindcst
wishes of many friends go with them.
The County Commissioners we're in
annual session last Thursday and Friday
The only business they transacted was the
T. liSnnnrnVinp M
MIR. II. Monroe Pickens, of Grcnvillc,
who is well known to many people here,
was married last "Wednesday at Brcwerlon,
Laurens county, to Miss Emma l.. Med
lock.
"A colored girl, Rachel Keller, from
near Central, was last week, adjudgcd a
propcr subject for the Asylum, and she
was carried down last Thursday bv Mcssrs.
J. Willie Lathcm and Ii. A. Rchcy. Jr
1T is now lawful to pop away at par.
tridgcs wherever land owners will permit
you. Bear in mind that land does not have
TO be posted. Anyone hunting or fishing
on tho lands of others without permission
arc trcspasscrs and may be proceeded
against rs such.
The pick k-pockets got in their work
very successfully at Grccnvillc during cir
Gus day. Anderson Piltman of Grcenyllc
county, WIS relieved of $40 in money, and
A. ID. GaIlard Of Walhalla, of $50 in
money and 5000 in securities Several
robbcrics in the city arc reported.
We note from the Intclligcnccr the
. announcement of death Of five of the old.
Go. citizens of Anderson county, and one
i'm the prime of life: Mr.. Nathan McAlls-
ter, So years of age; Mr.. Lawlon T. Ar
mold, 81; Mrs. H. h. Elrod, g.; Mr. Peter
King, 78, and Mr.. Iva G. Lowe, 3d.
Married, on the 4th inst, at the resi-
dcncc If the brides mother, in GrecnvilIc
City, Mr.. w. &. Garrison, of that county,
to Miss Isabella Hcwer. Rev. Byron lIol.
ly performed the ceremony. The friends
and relatives of the groom OH this side of
the river wish them long and prosperous
lives.
The flower garden of Mrs. j. Med.
Bruce is now radiant with chrysanthcmums
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