The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-05-21
PICKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

Sam Clayton, COlOrcd, who lived near
Easley died on the l4th inst.
Next Sabbath is childrcn's day at Da,
cusville. Several addresses will be deliver
ed.
Mrs. j. J. Lewis has been quite i'll for
the past week, but is some better at pres
est.
Mrs. J. L. Thornley, is visiting her
daughter Mrs. j. Mel. Scabrook, ol James
Island.
.-Rcv.'B. Holder, will preach at the IIa-
good Twelve Mile farm OH ncXt Sunday ut
$3.50 p. III.
=, Fifteen boxes of oranges at Harris Il
Norris next Saturday, must be sold ut
once, at any price.
MFR. g. L. Hollingsworth, who has
been attending the p. NJ. /. at Anderson, is
Mt home on visit.
Miss Olive Thornley, has returned home
ftcr several weeks visit to relatives and
ends in Anderson.
Lizzie wife of Wesley Bowen, colorcd.
died at their home on EI!isons' farm near
Easlcy, last Saturday.
=. Prof. 9. G. Slcrlinu's school ut Gap
fill closed last Friday, and will have vac&.
tion until 30th June.
New Hope on the 9Th Sabbath at | O'Clock
q. m, standard time.
The peach crop will be full in this
county, but the apples have been mostly
killed by some insect eating the blooms.
Capt. J. w. Dr,nson, of Spartanburg,
was in town last Monday. He come over
TO do some surveying and locate lines in
dispute.
Mrs. j. Addison Roggs Of Liberty.
has been quite sick with the measles, but
she is much improved and will soon be
well again.
Mrs. Perry; the wife Of Melvin +. Per-
ry who lives near Mr. Sam Shcmns, died
on the 18th inst. Her remains were inter
red ut Zion.
Pickcns Tuesday. he thinks of buying
farm in this county and making his future
home with US.
Mr.. J. F. Stewart has been rcmodcling
small building on his lot for the use Of
the postmaster, who expects to move the
office i'll Il few days.
The late Rob, f. Morgan, was greatly
blessed in boys. -Four Of his sons were ii
Gap Hill last Sabbath rhc other two we
presume, were ut Central.
MIR. Lee StanscI, of Eastatoc, has a
cow that is worth money. She came IN
the other evening Ms proud rs could he
with two fine hcifcr calves.
The Sacrcmcnt Of the Lords Supper
will be administered AT the Presbyterian
church next Sunday Preparatory service
on Saturday evening al O'Clock.
If YOU want to bay or sell land CON
suit the PickrnS Land Ag ncy. II VII
pay you. Several bargains in desirable
real estate is now Offered by this finn.
The Easlcy merchants closed thci
stories during the hours of of service at The
church the past week, so as TO give thci
employees chance TO attend the meeting
Mr., Joel Hughes. Il tenant on CAPT
Elias Days place, died last Friday from re
lapse of measles lie Was about 80 year
of age. and leaves 4 widow and srVCra
children.
Our patrons at Loopcr'S complain tina
the SENTINEL failed to reach that Place oI
time last week. |! is ia" rautt sf SOM
postmaster, as it left this office on tim" am
in good shape.
Married, on Thursday, May 18th
1891, at the residence of the brides lo!h"l
Mr.. G. H. SianscI. Miss Minerva A. Stal
sell to Mr.. ChaStain Stewart. Key. W.
Borcn oilciatcl.
-lnc large increase Oh lh' SuiliIp flN'
of the Pratcr Alliance was on account {
the increase in membership and the use {
fertilizer under the corn crop. The coito
crca has not been increased, hut has d
creased.
Deputies Roark and King captured
small still near Riccs' last Friday night.
was supposed to belong to Henry Bank
rs it was within stone throw OF lis Eous'
Banks was arrested and brought to Jail S;s
urday morning.
--Atl2:25 last Monday, the first "hcl!c
was sent over the PiCk"u" anl EHSl"y tel
phone. Persons can now tranaCt hu%inc
between the two towns by wire ana Sa
time and trouble.
Mrs. Charlotte Bu:dinc, who has bee
i'll at the residence Of her SO0-in~aT, VI
Thco. Smith. near BruSAy Creek, is stl
very low. Mrs. Emma Smith, gran
daughter of Mrs. BIrlinc is also very i'll
Duncan station.
w. III. Summcv, of the EaS,atnc 81
tiOn was in town lnSi Monday. ii"
ports everything iOurishing in that rrgr
and the farmers busy working over ih
crops. Mr.. Summcv has Il good count
store up there and knows how TO mcrch;
disc.
The picnic Of the Liberty school
the grounds last Saturday was suCcc
and the children and young folk OF
community had an enjoyable day. III
were not borcrd 10y any of the rcGuat
rising young orators, and they had &
dinner.
w. S. Gregory, iouIncyn}an print
who at one time was foreman in the l.
lev Messenger Office, and is well known
this county, was adjUIgcd non coml
mcntis and sent to the insane aSyi'
last Monday. Whskry is the prline ca
of poor Grcgory's sad condition.
Mrs and Mrs !. h. Glenn. Of y
town, have gone 10 TnllahcGa. Alala
on n visit to Mrs 9. X. Millcr Mrs Gle"
sister. They will attend the PrrShN'rl
General Assembly al birmingham, t"w'
Dir. Glenn is a delegate from the S'
Carolina Presbytcry.
--Childrcn,s day at Gan IIill lnel SUI