The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-06
oICKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

--MiSs mamie warren, 10 Nioi'S Ae'"
res In town.
Mrs. r. g. Brown is much better than
@ has been for some time.
-Oscar, son of Rev. Il. NJ. Nick saick,
very sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Henry Prince, Grenvillo, Ia visit.
e her father Mr. }. 81. Nicely.
-rSheriff Richey went to Columbis last
st Monday to carry Mrs. Ida Gregory to
40 asylum.
Tho new Baptist church will SOON be
osed In. The tower makes magnificent
ppearance.
w. III. Ashmore is contemplating
recting dwelling on his lot in front Of
ae Methodist church.
T-Give the SENTINEL your advertising
nd job work. 1t will do you good work
md treat you right every tine.
Mr.. Osborne, of Nincty-Six, was in
own last week. He Is contemplating
loving here and engaging in the drug bus
1css.
Mrs. J. f. Dargan and her mother
drs. Smith who have been summcring ut
he hotel, returned to Spartanburg last
'veck.
Tile first new bale of cotton was sold
.lere last Monday by james Childrcss to
Iagood, Bruce & Co. The price paid Was
cents.
John B. Keasicr was arrested and
>rought to Jail last week for assault and bat
cry on Mr.. Martin, at Calhoun, neNliY
wo years ago.
Rev. G. p. White, of Furman Urivcr-
hty, will preach in the Baptist Church 81
Central on the second Sunday in October,
1t II o'clock a. III.
Col. James Mccullough one Of The
oldest and most influential citizens OF
Grcepvillc county died ut his home last
Saturday. He was II year o!t.
Miss Lille Il. Bvars is in town teach
ing music. She can be found at Mr.. +.
III. Morris, and will teach anysnc at rcu-
sonablc rates. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. w. It. McFall the Almapack naau
has added to his line of furniture ali sorts,
sizes aud kinds of collins. Those in nec1
OF this piece of furniture should call oa
him.
-Mcssrs. W. b. and D. A. A!lgood
brought in some as nice fa! beef last week
as we have seen lin Il long time. rhc%n
awhile.
james O'Ncal, an Irishman 70 years
old, who lived in Andcrsor county cDN,-
mitted suicide last Thursday by cutting his
throat with razor. His mind IS said to
have been unbalanced.
ed. The cordial thanks of TIE I'roaI,ytcri-
un church arc due and hereby rendered 10
the members Of other denominations vino
rendered such valuable assistance in cM,vr-
tanning tho Prcsbytcry.
ut does me good to praise Botanic Blood
Balm. 1t cured of Gn ahccSs Oh thr iurG.,
and asthma that troubled me two years and
that other remedies failed to benefit.
Prof. w. B. Justus family left )aat
week for Campabcll0. He will Join the
South Carolina Conference this fail and ~
actively into the ministry. Before leaving
he disposed Of all his household ci;cc.a.
Cato Edcns, one of tho prisonccs in
Jail for revenue violations, ,!D0n recon-
mendation of the jail physician. Dr.. e.
w. El..e, was taken to his home on Uuc-
noy last week, on account Of had health.
The South Carolina Prcsby;cry ncycY,
had more harmonious session, and il ws,.
thoroughly enjoyed by the people OF Pick
ems. All OF the delegates were l0ud in
their praises of the treatment they rccey-
Maj. ]. M. Stewart, our efficient clerk
of court. moved into new quarters las.
week. Ho occupies two rooms in the new
court house and has had the old furniture
oyerhaulcd and painted until it loohs real
nioo.
1T seems great many of Our citizens
have tho Texas fever. Dir. J. b. Hcs:ol
and son Elias left last Thursday for ,!le
Lone Star State. Mr. Hester goes there to
make it his future home. His family will
80 later.
Governor Tillman has appointed the
following commissioners Of election for
this county: State w. r. Bowen, T. g.
Robinson and John J. Lewis. Federal
w. II. Thomas, W. 3. Singleton and DR..
w. II. Ficld.
Larry G. Thornley, and Henry A. Dn-
rant, two enterp ising young men Of this
place, have shaken the dust Of South Car
olina from their feet and will hrnccforth
try their fortunes in the west. They will
60 first to San AntOnia, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. Richardson were
in Pickens last Tuesday. Mr.. Richardson
says the crop in his section will be "a shor,
horse scan curricd" this fall. The upland
corn docs wei! enough, but the cotton and
bottom corn are about on q par with each
other.
The Easley Township Singing Associa.
lion will meet with the Mount Pleasant
Presbyterian church on next Sunday at 1I
o'clock, a. M. The cxccuticc committee
OF each association in the county is request
ca to meet with us for the purpose oi com
plctlng All arrangement for the county coli-
vention. The public is invited to attend.
Miss Aurie IIolngsworth went to
Grccnvillc last Monday to bc present ;;t ti;,
marriage OF Miss Mamie Basscngamc antl
Dir. H. Curcton, on Tuesday evening II,
the home of the brides father R. +. Bins.
scngamc in the city of Grccnvillc. The
marriage was very quiet affair There
are many congratulations from the uimer.
Gus friends of both parties on this side OF
tho Saluda.
"A map Gx4 feet that gives you thc pic.
lures of all the Presidents and their auto,
graphs from Washington 10 Harrison, Hhr,,
and on what issues each was elected, also
the electoral vote and popular vote If cv-
cry candidate for president, The population
of the United States for every live Years