The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-28

There will be no meeting in the fourtl,
union district of Twelve Mile River Asso.
citation on next Saturday, or of the Saludo
Musical Association on the fifth Sunday.
owing to the measle epidemic.
Married, on Sunday, January "a. 1892,
at the residence of the brides father, Mr..
William McCollum, by Rev. w. G. Sea-
born. MIR. q. Benjamin Chapman to Miss
Coda hcCollum, all Of Pickens county.
---Abner, thethycc year old son of DR..
and Mrs j. DAGarcton died OF pncumon-
IL on the 21st inst, and was buried the dav
after at the cemetery. The sympathies Of
many friends are extended in this sad af-
fiction.
The United States District and Circuit
Court convcnes in Greenville next Monday.
his Honor. Judge Simonton, presiding. If
the other counties are as well represented
as Pickens the session Of the court will be
long one.
DR. Thompson Shirley, of Central left
last week for New York to take a post
graduate course in medicine. He will have
10 return to.be on hand at the March court as
witness in the case of the State against
Tom Lovingood, for murder.
DR. Robert Kirksey was happilv mar.
ried on the 2lst inst, to Miss Lula Girls.
well, of Baltimorca The Ceremony was
performed by DR.. WrOth of the Episconaj
church. Hc and his lovely bride arrived
IN the 6 p. m. train last Tuesday.
Mrs. Zadic Mays, wife of DR.. James
Mays, died In Florida on the 2lst inst She
was Miss Poe, and born and lived in Pen
dieton, and will be remembered by the pco-
pie Of that vicinity. She and her husband
moved to Florida about five years ago.
-B. II. Mcdaniel, who has been In the
railroad shops at Savannah, Ga, returned
home last Friday. He said the authorities
were cilscharglng great many hands and
reducing the pay of Vie others SO that he
could not make enough to justify him in
staying.
There is probability the Rev. J. r.
Riley, ID. d., may become citizen of
Anderson. An effort is being made to se.
ure him to supply the churches of Mid.
gay and Harennes in this county and Mt.
;;atmcl and Wilmington in Abbeville coun.
y.'-Peoples Advocate.
Charles Roper. native and resident
this county until few years ago, died
his home near Gainesville, Ca, on the
tn inst, aged 83 years. lie leaves a
Tge, family OF children, grand and great
rand children, and many friends to mourn
ueatn.-Easlcy democrat.
Mr.. w. N. Martin died at his home in
.labama, on the Goth inst. aged about sew
= years. He was known to his many
lends in this State as "Bil Nick" He
as the father of q. II. Martin, of Easley,
I'd was alike distinguished for his warm
iendships and. brilliant wit. He had been
alticipating visit to this State about the
st of February.
The Executive Committee of the
welve Mile Baptist Association met here
st Saturday. They decided to ask each
.urch pay to the cause of State Missions
cents FOR each member. They think
is the fafcst pd surest way to pay the
visionary now,S ,a>he field, and unless the
lurches will agT' so do this they think
best to turn the matter over to the State
,ard and let DR.. Bailey manage it. They
ant the churches to take action at once
neither they will agree to pay ten cents
or member, and notify G. Z. Robinson,
I PicKcns Of their action.