The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.

dempsey Keith, a prisoner In isil ha.
en- quite sick but is improving.
There werc the fewest people at court
1t Monday we haYe seen in long time
--------- Durham, Of Georgia, is Wis
ing his uncle L. Il. Durham near this
ace.
Miss Cora Bowen's school on tho Eas
too closed last Friday. The term was
ute successful one.
Give the SENTINEL your advertising
d job work. 1t will do you good work
d treat you right every time.
Miss Ola Hollingswor,h has take,
large of the school and 1t goes withou,
ying that itlwill lie a success.
Mr.. II. A: Bowen was forty-six years
q last Monday and this court is the first
ne he has ever been drawn on the Jury.
Mrs. Ann Griffin fell one day last
LEX and hurt herself so badly that she
not been able to get about much since.
Walter J. Boggs has has just closed a
nrlshing school of two months ut Shady
owe. During the term 80 pupils were
rolled.
-McFalrs Almanack Is receiving new
DDS every day and he and his clerks arc
ssing good bargains to their customers
cry day.
"A. 8. Aiken, of Easley, and Marion
Ken OF Piedmont were called to North
rolina last Thursday by telegram all
uncfng tho serious illness of their moth
-Commissioncr Thornley, has tried the
lowing revenue violations lately: Ben
Sloan, colorcd, removing and conceal
held for court. Martin Evans, re-
wing and retailing, held for court.
-blessrs. w. H. Chapman and r. II.
llaham have formed partnership for
mcrchantile business at Liberty. They
soon erect new store room on sec
street aud open full line of all kinds
new goods.
The Cosmopolitan for September is
gazlne of genuine merit. Its article
illustrations OH Education in the South
re especially fine. Our teachers should
have copy or subscription. Price
copy 25 cents.
Call at the store of Mr.. John II. Lew
"B." has his shelves shining with new
IDS and he is always IN trading hu-
r. lie has ncrved himself for fall trade
will spare no pains to give his patrons
ire satisfaction.
Married, on the 18th inst. at the resi-
&C of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs,
Il. Nca:y, Mrs. S.nhrona Rains, amA
w II Major. N3t. i. -. tii"w.:. ,:sr.
ned the ceremony. The newly s,arricd
pie have the hcarticst congratulations
the SENTINEL.
George Gravcley, son of Bal Gravelcy
on the 10th init, from q rc!gps. of
'hoid fever. lie was Is years old and
buried the day following his death at
rter's Chapel. lie WAS young man of
Ring character, and leaves many friends
regret his taking off.
-Pcrnse Sion Brcs., al. ard rive them
al. They keep riaht uD wilH the dc
nds Of the trade. II you do not know
'clly what you want, they are thorough
oostcd and can readily tell you what
need. BE sure to purchase some of
!r grass seed and arrange for the faith
COW.
This country will soon be too indie.
ldent for politics and too sweet for cot
l. Last week, Mr. Irvir Miller finished
tile making OF 3ll gallons of sorghum
very fine quality. lie put beautiful
max on his weeks work, last Saturday
paying up his subscription to the SENr1-
L to November 1893.
-Hasood, Bruce & Cos is good place
60 to now. Ben and Gene held the
while Mr. Nc. was gone to buy new
DDS, and they arc busy opening the new
ngs and are always glad to show them
you. Call TO see them court week or
other time, if you want to get some
)d goods at the most reasonable prices.
Jos. y. Cruto, tho Cuban boy rassed
:ough Pickens Tuesday OH his wav to
ncord church where lie filled a lecture
Eagcnent that evening. EVERYBODY is re.
ested to come out and hear him ut the
esbyteran church next Friday evening
adn,inissien fee will be charged but
mt forget to bring dime or two along
collection will be taken up.
1t will be source Of re.l pleasure to
e many friends Of Mr. Noah II. Hen. |
icks, to learn that he is getting on we'll
his new home in the Love Star State
2 sends good wishes and II.
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