The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-12-08
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MIR. w. B. r. Taylor, of Slab
own. was in Pickens last Monday. D."
j. Fl. Bowen will represent Bates
."ige in the Grand Lodge next week.
The Byars & Major restaurant
.rn a good run of custom last Mon
~.
-Shoriff- ff-elect Mcdaniel contem-
'!' tes moving to town between now
nj Christmas.
MIR. and Mrs. j. e. Cox, of
}reenville county, are visiting their
Mrs. @. e. Robinson.
You will miss much interesting
ling and useful information if YOU
al to consult McFall's Almanack for
}r@enber.
.rAttention is called to the advor-
*" ment of Byars & Major. They
!a ught on some as fine fresh fish as
,@a ever sold in this market, last Sat
"~ ay.
MIR. l.. Ross Eaton seems to be
clever in the soil around Central.
"a purchased the W. B. Boggs place
) Monday for 81, 1856.
There was q tough little fight at
=" West End Methodist church,
red, last Saturday night. 1t is
" ned that George Haygood gave
Z Il Anderson a good whipping.
Senator O'Dell camo up from
}o!umbia last week to attend the
Ills on Monday. The Senate always
u works the House, and finds time
g.. rest saleday i'll December.
There was good turn out of the
nbers at the last communication
I !Aeowec Lodge. The Grand Lod ge
, 'ts i'll Charleston ou the 18th at
l. z o'clock, N, instead of on the
Il" as published last week.
ID. II. Suthcrlan, of Pickens, fell
N his wagon near Pumpl1intown
,rsday and broke one of his legs
"een the knee and the ankle. He
) taken home and received medical
ltuution.-Grcenville News.
Sheriff. elect J. II. G.. Mcdaniel,
lEty Commissioner O. p.
Id and Coroner.clect w. S. Par
s appeared before Clerk of Court
wart last Monday with their bonds
. Il and executed their bonds.
Married at the residence of tho
e's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. 4.
ter, on tho 4th inst,, Mr.. w. Fl.
restor, Of Spartanburg county, to
! Lillie Porter, of this county, II.
Richey, Notary Public officiating.
Mr.. r. A. Bowen has set out
entire court house lot in rcd elms.
3 is a commendable step on the
t Of the Commissioners. In q
years we will have one of the
ttiost court house lawns in the
TO.
President Strobe, Of Clemson
lege, has resigned because Of i'll
lth and his resignation has boen
epted with regret by the board of
stees. A flood of applications for
vacancy is looked for. Who will
the plum 4?
AT n regular communication of
'owee Lodge No. 70, A. F. NJ, the
lowing officers were elected: W.
McEali, w. NJ. II. N. Hunter,
w.; p. II. Boggs, j. W.; j. j.
wis, Sec. "A. Nj. Morris, Treas.
stallation will take place on Thurs-
y 22d inst, at 1850 p. IN.
Central Lodge, No. 229, A. +. G.
=, held its regular communication
the night of the Sd inst, and in
allied the following officers for the
lsuing Masonic year: L. B. Nor
IN, W. NJ; w. ". Rowland, S. w ;
Il. Leavcll, J. W.; T. r. Chentham,
&C.; j. IT. Gassaway, Treas; j. N.
[organ, S. D.; G. C. Fricks, j. d.
Alexander Brown, colorod
amp, was found dead on the rail
Dad track at Easlcv last Sunday
forming. It is Thought that he lay
own with his head on the cross
es, and the north bound passenger
:ain Sunday night killed him. His
kull WAS crushed. The Coroner held
n inquest over him and the Jury re-
lrned u verdict that he died from
is own carelessness.
Tho funeral services of Prof. II.
.. Harris, whose death was published
ast week, was had on Thursday
norning from tho Presbyterian
hurch, conducted by DR.. J. r. Riley,
by Rev. i. r.. Weldon. Hon.
John S. Harris, Of Batesville, Va,
! brother of the deccased, and Mr..
Sam. Page, of Red IIill, Va, a broth.
'r-in-law, reached Pickens the evening
oeforo. Mr.. Page returned on last
Saturday and Mr.. Harris on tho day
The Teachers Association fol
his county met in the School Com
missioners Office last Saturday. The
meeting was very harmonious, and q
very good attendance of teachers
All the subjects were discussed with
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