The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-14

presbyterian church at Easlcy last paDUalu
rom the text: "Sccrct things belong unto
iod, but what is revealed is for us and our
:hlldren." He received the undivided at
entien OF his congregation.
- There will be all day singing at Peters
Creek church on the fourth Sunday in this
month. Prominent teachers and leaders
IT music have been invited. The public
generally are invited TO come and bring
Inner with them, and spend day in ser
vice OF song G. w. SINGLETON.
The Grccnvillc News Of the 9Th inst. ,
states that the Hotel dc Cover, on Cedar
Mountain was destroyed by fire on the 5th
Inst. The hotel was owned by Mr.. IT. c.
Clover, of Grccnville, and was quite fav-
orltc summer resort. Nothing but piano
and some linen were saved The house was
Insured for 800 and the furniture for
$500.
The Board Of Education for tho Twelve
Mile Association will meet at Pickens
q. H., Saturday next, the 1Gtl:, inst, to
transact some business of importance. Ev-
cry member is urged to be present. The
following constitute the board: J. NJ.
Stewart, j. A. Robinson, p IL. Williams,
w. L. Bowen and Matthew Hendricks.
j. M. STEwART, Chairman:
"A branch building and loan association
was organized here last Friday by Mr.. d.
o. Long, of Greenville. Sixtty-nye shares
were subscribed. Capt j. l.. Thornley,,
was elected president, j. Med. Bruce, sec
retary and treasurer, and j. p. Carey, at
torney. Dr. G. w. Earle, w. r.. McFall,
d. T. Lewis and A. Nj. Morris were elected
board of directors.
"to 81 'erun.vsrtiyo oor,,r;,too os n,o
asOno,ion .,vG c0mm,,ee IL rasa OF o. the
ut Pickenso saturday hext, tic 10th inst.
A full turnout is desired as Dttsincss of i'm
portancc is to be transacted. The follow
ing is the committee: j. M. Stewart, b.
Holder, w. w. Il. Bright, j. ". Loopcr,
o. P. Field, w. II. Bowen, l.. d. Stephens
and G. e. Robinson.
J. NJ. STEWART, Chairman.
The railroad is coming. The dirt is
flying right and left. Mr.. Burlihaltcr start
ed twenty. eight hands to work last Monday
jus. this side of the cemetery. He brought
his own hands from Augusta and will have
more during the week. He brought hands
with him that have been working with him
in the railroad business for seven years.
He don't want any farm hands, because he
says they are inexperienced in the work
and 1t would not he right to take them off
the farm. He expected forty or fifty more
iohl Augusta ldSL nISnb. 1ncy lnlnK lnty
can grade the road in three months
There will be a meeting at Twelve
Mile camp ground on Saturday, the 18th of
May next, at 10 q. M, for the purpose of
organizing circuit Sunday School conyen-
ton, providing it is the wishes of the call
ed convention, to meet once year at such
fine and place as the former convention
snail designate. SO will all of the Sunday
Schools In tho circuit please send up one
delegate for every twenty-five members
and one for every fractional part thereof,
10 ihat convention to adopt constitution
and bylaws for this organization in con.
nection with the Sunday School work Of
our circuit. Brethren, whilo the influences
of the wicked one are brought to bear up.
ON the minds of our young, we should Or
ganiZe the forces of Christ so as to be VIC.
torious in the great battle against the pow
ers of darkness, that would blight and blast
the interest OF our children for time and
eternity. II. O. BERRY, +. c..