The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-10-29


In Augusta, Ga.
Read the new ad. Of Harris & Morris.
They mean business.
Several citizens of Liberty will take in
the Exposition at Atlanta.
MIR. Amos Sutherland, of Pumpkin
town, is very i'll at his fathers.
Mr.. - Walker, of Cornelia, Ga.
is visiting Mr. J. S. O'Dell, of Liberty.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Lathcm, OF Farr's.
visited Mrs. Latllcm's parents last Tuesday
MIR. d. A. Lcdbcttcr and Miss Annie
Brown, of Anderson, were married this
| week
The postmaster at Piclcns says it was
his mistake that the SENTINEL did not reach
Dalton last week.
Maj. J. II. Amber has gone to Allan
ia, and will spend several days there view
ing the exposition.
The Mcssrs. Keith Bros have cnlarg-
ed their store near Table Mountain by an
addition 1GX30 feet.
There is certainly fine crop of cotton
comparatively speaking, in the Cedar Rock
and Cross Plains sections.
The cotton ih"t was struck by the hail
near Liberty la&t May. is not opening very
well. and lnIEc pc; cent. of it will be
stained.
-Mr. F. M. Morris has placed a new
fifteen horse power engine in the gin on the
Easlcy road and will now be able to gin
cotton as fast as it is brought in.
-Messrs. Wyatt & Lathcm arc selling
out their stock of goods ut cost. Mr.. La.
them is going to turn his attention to farm
ing, and MIR. Wyatt is going into the gro
Gerry business.
Mr. and Nrs Narsl,a}' Black. of An
dcrson coui,. I'll Tn" fa,i,iy of Mr..
+: M. Morris ! K Mlr. Back thinks
of buying Il fnl, plcliens and making
his home here.
-'Busincss is business, said the Dutch
man. If you owe us a little or big bill,
please come in aud see about it before the
roads fccZc up. IOvrs for money.
LEWIS & MORRIS.
Those who arc thinking of going west
this fall, should wait until those who went
out year or two ago get back this
winter and report. Perhaps they may con-
clude to stay where they are.
DR.. Jesse j. Morgan, of Dacusvilc. is
one of the most promising young men of
the Saluda side and Ii $ many friends are
always glad to hear of his being promoted.
The name Of the daughter has not been
chosen.
MIR. D. J. Tucker and Miss Ida r
Wellborn were married on the DIST inst, at
the residence of the brides barcnts near
Williamston, by Rev. II. W. Bur,s, assist
cd by Rcvs ID. Weston IIiott and S. Ian
der, ID. d.
j. G. Fitzgerald photographer, of
Grccnvilr, has made for Captain James a.
Griffin, onc-fonrth life size crayon portraits
of his two brothers, Capt. II. Y. II. and j.
9. Griffin. The pictures are true to life,
and are the finest we have seen.
Hon. e. II. Bates is building new
dwelling about quarter Of mile north Of
his present residence. Two hundred yards
east Of this on the Grccnvillc road Mr.
John Roper has the lumber i'm place for "A
neat dwelling to be erected on his recon,
purchase
Mr.. j. II. Burckhaltcr, of Augi.j:
Ga, who made the proposition to builG tic.
! pickcns and Easlcy Railroad, will be hl!,'
on the 2d of November, (salcday,) to clos.
the contract for building the road if the
$50, 900 is voted, which will be done as
sure as the day arrives for voting it,
Mr.. Thomas jameson and Mr.. r. j.
Cisson are putting up new dwellings on
their valuable farms, in the Cedar Rock
section, and there are some strong indica-
| lions OF new dwelling going ND on the
fertile farm of Mr. 3. l.. Williams. Let
the good work go on. 1t is Il magnificent
advertisement Of the resources of the
| county.