The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-06-16

! -ulCc dh uuS put very StylISu 1TOnt OF
his new store, SO that the old store is a lit
tic ashamed Of itself.
II. 9. Robinson, editor of the Jour,
u, Is taking in the commencement cxef.
es Of Wofford College, this week.
, The spring session of tic Pickens
, High School closed last Friday. The bows
Gun now go fi,shins pick dew berries and
wallow in the sand. -
Eliza, wife of Wesley Griffin, colorcd
died last Monday about sum down. She
had been i'll for several months. She leaves
six or seven children.
| w. G. Bramlctt s. Co. atc selling
brick at from So so to So 90 per Thousand
II you want any'at these prices, call carly
IS they cannot last long. va
| Rev. B. q. Berry will leave Friday
tor Elton. Ga, where he will perform tho
marriage ceremony for one of South Car
ollnas most promising young men.
Cards are out announcing the mar
ridge OF Judge w. F. Cox, of Anderson,
to Miss Annie Dargan, of Greenvilc, The
marriage will take place on the 21st inst,
at the First Baptist church in Greenville,
at II o'clock m.
The contractors that in another month
the grading on the railroad will have been
Completed. Thrcc-fourths of the dirt has
been moved already, and it is confidently
expected that within sixty days the road
will be ready for the rails and rolling
stock. Hurrah for Pickensl
Married on the Goth day of Nav, at
the residence of Sargent Griffin, In OF
terry, Ala, Dir. Ambrose E. Griffin, son Of
Capt. Jas. A. Griffin, of Pickens, and
Miss Leona Swink. q granddaughter of
NIr. Sargent Griffin. The ceremony was
performed by preacher Smith. Mr..
Griffin and wife have the congratulations
of many friends.
Mr.. w. Car Robertson died ut his
home in OConnce, on The Keowcc on last
Monday, at the age of fifty-five years. He
leaves widow and several children to
mourn their ireparable loss. His illness
is said to have been caused by exposure in
scining. He was sick only short time.
Hev. w: B. Singleton went over and per-
formed the funeral services. The remains
were inferred in the family burying
ground near his late residence He was a
good citizen and will be greatly missed in
the community.
"A celebrated comedian arranged with
| a grocer, says an exchange one Berry, to
pay him quarterly. but Berry once sent
! him his account long before the quarter
was due. Thcrcupon the comedian in
great wrath called upon the grocer ard
said to him: Il say, here's pretty null,
Berry; you've sent me your bill, Berry,
before it was due, Berry; your father, the
elder Berry, would not have been such q
goose, Berry; but you needn't look 50 blue,
Berry, for l don't care straw, Berry,
and if yoI come here again before June,
Berry, Ill make your eye black, Berry.
Solicitor Schun.pcrt has made a report
to Governor Tillman saying that he has
no doubt that Dave Shaw was lynchcd in
l,aurcns. When Governor Tillman rccciv-
cd the report Of the solicitor he at once
announced that he would offer a reward
to the full extent of the law-'$5OO for
the apprehension and conviction of each
and every person, the total amonnt of
such reward not to exceed $1,000" He
expects this to work upon the energies
of great many people with the hope
that the guilty persons will be brought to
Justice, and the reputation of the admin
istration savcd.-Grcenville News.