The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-02-26
PICKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

-ReV. a. W. Walker has moved into
Mrs. >. q. Thompson's house.
Court meets noxt Monday. Judge
wallace will occupy the bench.
-Chickens are scarce in tho market
ana the egg business is crowded.
Mr.. +. G. Parsons, who was serious
y Ill last week, is reported somo better
at present.
.-Remembor VIC keep full stock ofall
Kinds OF blanks on hand. When in want
OF such, call.
mrs. Peggy Hendricks is quite i'll
with tho grlpp, at tho hcme Of her tlaugh
Ter, Miss Jane Hendricks.
Mrs: Walter w. White, of Ander-
son, VISITED m her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
u. Il. Thornley,, last week.
The school boys have organized n
1uil ball team and practice every after
noon on thepublic square.
The family of Rev. w. 3. Sinolcton.
who have been i'll are all very much i'm
proved and will all recover.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lay of Central town
ship has been suffering from an attack
OF the grippe for the past week.
.,-Miss Anna Dargan returned last
Monday and resumed her duties as assis-
tant teacher III the High School.
MIR. j. p. Carey went to Brushy
Greek last week to look after the interests
OF client before Justice Pic!lcns.
Sheriff Richcy accompanied his
daug htel Mrs. }. l.. Thompson to her
new homo i'll Rrcvard, n. c., last week.
MI. J. p. Culp, secretary and sales
man tor The Carolina Buggy Company.
CT AorkvlIlo, was III Easlry last Munday.
The Argcl band took in the village
'nst Thursday evening. The hnrpH with
goiucn strings were made Of oyster cans
and tin pans.
Miss lida Eo!Gcr, who has been
spending som" time with her cousins,
misses Murir and Ncwb"rry, returned
home last Monday.
Since the 1st of january 1891, thcrr
has been recorded in the Clcrl'H office,
2oo lelns on crops for supplies and l4A
chattel mortgages.
-Rcad the advertisements cf our NOR
chants III this issue. They !cll YOU
where to buy your goods #Dd sell our
produce.
Tho bridge over Eirn,s creek on The
Liberty road is i'll dangerous condition,
and several small bridges on the same
road should be repaired at once.
The glorious sun lv DAY -. the
agricultural camp fires in the rrw mGuGMd
by night began to dispense their wei
come warmth AND li&h; thi1 week..
D,r ,,.r
oa;oa ~ i''": 'i I'm 'nrlH:' over III"
Iaat E;, ~ a.aN 'TT,'Sor ",, a. L. ouhS zoo"
li "Ii,,a,1 ii',IH lhc "''nHil' "' take" 30 DC
oo'ioc'eo ''S 'ho "h'lili Is NrlI small.
49,; ''li'' n, -. h%i'h' OF 'ne o"i,Hl"N sec
iot va" n'.i"''' "i ''i,>ic"tr ,r i'i h'i'T
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deputy M"ralal Jennings wrn, with
Deputy Collector I.u.rr to Gcurcc cuun.
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Miss Iio.a !i;c,:rN'& school 4. ~.
Carmel hnS grown to such n"rNCr; :u,i-
that size nG to take an :;.:n:~t;.ni. Mis-
Cora Richry has charge Of the iuyVnilC
Mr.. a. NJ. Hamilton, who WAS report
ed seriously III from ',;Ir.;" q! upup!r%y
some time since, Is :,t:n critinCd 10 hi.
bed and his f!iclCa have almost despair
ed OF his ccGVrGY.
The cCttGn market has been almost
closed ior th" past ten days on nccpun!
or the c"ndItion CT the highways.
Those who have Erld the staple are uml-
bic 10 get 1t to market
The unrsuol wct wootbor b,c Lol,,
farm work IN chcrk until every one Says
tnat ne Is hciihd with farm work. Som"