The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-11-03
PICKENS SENTINEL
LOCAL NEWS.

d. "A. Burns.
Sheriff Richey carried one of his
h ands in sling last week.
1.-THE third parry here does not amount
to a row of pins."-Chairman Irby.
j. p. Carey, ESQ.,, attended the stock
and poultry show at Seneca last week.
Mrs. III. J. Harris, of Greenville coun-
~, visited her son T. d. Harris last week.
1.-THE State will give Cleveland ma
1ority Of at least 10, 900 votes.
trby.
Misses Estelle and Ettie Boggs arc
visiting relatives and friends in Liberty this
week.
Vote the Democratic ticket straight
next Tuesday, as you are IN honor bound
to do. y
MIR. w. o. Willard, Of Liberty, is
speaking of moylng to this place with his
family.
--"None of the farmers who voted in
the recent primary will vote for Weaver
Chairman Irby.
"The only third party strength is report
cd from Pickcns, Oconce and a part Of An
Observation-Disclosures Irby.
Give the SKNrINEI your advertising
and job work. 1t will do you good work
and treat you right every time.
We have seen and heard many ac-
counts Of mad dogs recently. The drouth
must I've developing the craze.
Mr.. w. w. Martin, a Cleveland dem
ocrat, called in to see us last Monday and
reports birs. Martin improving in health.
MFR. D. w. Hopkins was called to
Central last Saturday to soc his brother
Arthur who is very low with typhoid fe-
yer.
Capt. j. w. Brunson, of Spartan
burg, passed til, tough here last Monday on
his way to tho mountains to survey some
land.
MIR. M. F. Hester the efficient mail
carrier. has rented Judge Durauts house
and will move his family to town this
week.
The town council has issued license to
Mr. X. B. Byars who will soon open up
first class meat market i'll the old court
house.
Rev. w. X. Boggs has resigned his
charge in Augusta, Ga, and accepted a
call from Bethel Presbytery to he an evan
gelist.
Mr.. Joseph Boatright has completed
In neat style very convenient and COM
Portable law office for G.. E. Robinson
next to the post Office.
Miss May G. Bossard from Sumter,
Miss Lou L. Gridlcy aid Miss Marie II.
Mitchell of Grccnviilc, who were at the
Amber House, have left for their homes.
--"Thcso men thc farmers who voted
In tho primary know that their oaths
bound them as much to sustain the nation
al as the State nominees" "-Charman
1rby.
- Mcssrs. Jerc and +. f. Loopcr left
last Monday for the mountains of North
Carolina on big hunt. Uncle Jcrc said
he wanted to have one more good hunt be-
fore he died.
MIR. N. M. Madden, o; Central, was in
20 see the SENlINRL last Monday. The al
nond tree is flourishing on his temples, but
e is ~ active and cheerful rs young man
)f thirty summers.
Miss Blanche Wilson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. g. Wilson, died last Wedncs-
day night. She had been an invalid all
her life and great sufferer. Her remains
were buried at Sccona last Friday.
REV. J. Mel. Scabrook and family
are happy ill their new home near Green's
boro, N. c., at which place he has been
Installed pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
We assure those people they have made
wise selection of pastor.
Mr.. w. J. Gillespie certainly goes
head in the class of beet raisers this fall
He placed OH our table last week beet
weighing twelve pounds. We challenge
this or any other county to beat this beet,
or to beat Mr.. Gillespie farming.
-''They were indignant at the town
people voting against Tilman for Haskell
In 1890. Surely now they would not com.
mit a greater political crime by forswear-
Ing themselves and rcnigging on the demo-
cratic nominees. s."-Chairman Irby.
--Behannon 6 Wilson, house, sign, car
riagc and wagon paintcrs beg leave to an
nounce tho fact that they are located in
Pickens and solicit your patronage. Fist
class work guaranteed, and prices as low
rs the lowest. All orders left at McFall's
store will receive their prompt attention.
oct27w4
:-Mr1gBcckett Riley has been elected to
take charge of the Gcnerostce Academy for
the next year and will open school there in
about two wceks.--Pe ,ple's Advocate.
We congratulate the people of the Cen
crostee Academy upon their selection of a
teacher. Mr. Riley is thorough scholar.
Mrs. Mary A. Donnelly, mother OF
Mrs. J. h. Riley, died last Tuesday at Eas-
ey at the advanced age of ninety years.
She had been in delicate health for some
time and her death was not unexpected
her r"""'"s were carried to Gainesville,
.'' ial. The bcrcaved family have
"' les of host of friends.
E'' 'iends of Governor Tillman
49,. e" y him in the election can't af-
for the Third Party candidates
e" because it would justify the
".' the regular democracy in 1890
.'... Haskell. The men who sus.
81 ell were under no oath to vote
'.~ !ic ticket. - Chairman Irby.
the largest assemblagcs seen
au in some time gathered in the
''.. lurcb last Wednesday evening
Inc marriage of Lieut.. II. O.
..n"' If the 7th Rcgt., U. S. Cav
".1N.. nt military instructor of the
It Anderson, and Miss Mary
Z. "" 'on, daughter Of Rev. j. q.
"..s> ". /. siding elder Of this district.