The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-01-07

j. II. Singleton per
-~,cuony.
-ncP' IL. L. Weldon requests the SENTI-
81 TO announce that he will preach, ID. V.
Genital next Saturday at p. IN, also on
abbathIat II q. III. The congregation will
tie tho change to the second Sabbath.
- Rev. NJ. l.. Jenes desires to return
anks through the columns Of the SENrl,
81, 10y goGd people of Oolenoy Baptist
lurcn and Sunday School for their kind
mcmprances on the Christmas tree Oh the
'th.
Our good friend, Mr.. Pricstly E. MAJ
ell, mas been quite sick, but VIC are glad
report him as improving. We trust the
'hsmnc of health and gaod cheer will
anda.
-Ihc Pickcns County Board of Pen
"ncrs Will me on the third Monday inst,
ievisc the pension roll and to file appli-
i'll appear IN nerson or he ,anra,ontod @ 'b,, b,,
1N' VIC before the board.
-Nhr. W.. IJ. Addison Boggs and his wife
~ oro ro'p been quite sick with the grip.
~ ,Tn glad TO state that they are improv-
3. tnEir daughter, Miss Lizzie, came
. 'mG lori the holidays just in time to make
aseli Useful, as well as pleasant to the
'mes'c trirclc.
a,da INC ;in',O%apt. ]. A. Griffin bought last
ables andT Main street, near the livery
,,;s $50 ",'o he says be will give it to the
~" "Is'it' o. H. guild church on il they will
- rs very generous in him TO
IKE sucif an offer and we are sure they
ill accent it. The lot contains half All
>rc.
The citizens Of this town oush: 10
,cnd sonic money on their wells before
&c March winds blow. There are few of
,eln now {hat would supply enough water
cxtingni\ III bonfire. Spend about $40,
.ch, on tb| EN- and you will have an album
.rce Of W btcr all the time and the invest
cnt may lPay five huIdrcd per cent in
irty days.I
Mr.. Choice P. Willard came in from
rl,ansas las week. This is his first visit
the old )Statc in twenty five years, ard
notes the many changes which have
zen wrought. Mrs. Willard is in the en-.
ymcnt Of perfect health and she seems
lite as Happy and jovial as in the glad
,ys Of hcT yonth. lbcy are accompanied
their thu zee sons.
DR.. JI f. Williams went to Atlanta
st week Pn q prospecting tour, and was
well plcdsod that he returned and will
axe rcadA TO move his family to that
ace hetw(ycn now and February 1st. We
.grct TO loFc DR.. Williams aud his cstima
family, tas he was fast rising in his pro
ssion, bud trust that the change will be
II his interest. He expects to continue
profcssilp and also to enter the drug
ISiness.
Mr.. 0. T. Martin, OF Easley, went on
holiday Visit to relatives and friends in
.labama. Hc returned last Sabbath
loIning accompanied 10y his brother, Jake
!artin, whip left SlabtOwn for Texas i'm
SG? This is his first visit to the Palmetto
tate sinccf that time. The comrades OF
is ',enih dare scattered, but he will be
rcctcd by lhany warm friends who will hc
'uiy glal 20 see him. His father, "Bill
lich" Maftin, Of Tuskegcc, Ala, will
ome out iF few days.
--Pleasaht Kay, very highly respected
itizen living in the western part OF the
olnty, dieli on the 2d instant at his home,
cry suddenly. News having reached Cor
ncr Bogg5 of his sudden death, he at
nee repaired to the place and cmpannclcd
jury and keld an inquest. After the cvi-
cnce had all been taken the jury made the
ollowing return: ''That the aforesaid
Pleasant Kay came to his death fir. m heart
iscase, at The house Of Mrs. Amanda Kay
the night of the ID day of January,
8s2.' lie WAS scventy-nine years old and
caves many relatives and friends to mourn
,is death.
There are some citizens that are hard
. break. Mr.. James Nimmcns, of Pied
|,,oeSsit, was hauling corn from Eastatoe the
sS;dav Nd the foregate Of the wagon
~ Hi''h "P)osc going down bin. He
Ed ,mo oxen and stepped between
Wyf sap wagon, when they suddenly
], "A q istankcd him down and drew the
i f&wA ,.y-sn wagon right across the small
|, l,AhunGredH He l.y out all night in the
M,is. wh& picked up, cared for aud sent
D a&,d ,;oh;S pod Samaritan the next morn
thought to be fatally injured.
ho passed through town max,
"Trip.