The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-11-10
.ICKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

i;-IIlr (hic) rail-! (IIic) For Cieyo fntl
plc( Steve! =,
The beef and mutton brought to this
. arket this fall is simply superb
Applications for Office printed at this
lice on short notice at reasonable rates.
Hon. w. c.. Bcnet, Of Abbcvillc, was
"a town last Saturday on professional busi-
ress.
Moody and Sankey have received ST.
4 o, 900 in royalties for their Gospel
ynns.
%. b. Mcng, the barber moved his
lrniturc up last week AID will move his
amily soon. -
w. II. McFall has. shipped and sold
bushes ol onions. This crop NAV be-
ono important enough TO be quoted In our
7cskly markets.
The case before Justice Robinson last
2turday, flashed in the pan on point
aiscd by the court.
The Misses Ncighbors killed a hog nine
nonths old that weighed 275 pounds
velghed III four separate pieces.
The Weaver ticket stared us in the
acc last Tuesday just as if we had not
Cleveland.
1t is said that you can't keep working
nan down nor throw q cat on its back. 1t
equally true that energetic citizens make
thriving town.
iLMessrs. Morris, Major ;&5 Co., have
fought them another saw mill, and will
ut it at their gin on the Eastcy road,
hrcc miles below here.
The mother Of Charlie Ross is still
wing, but her hair is silvcrcd from grief,
nd she is still watching and hoping for
hc restoration of her stolen boy.
Nearly 300 performers will take part
the great "Paris and tho CUmmun,,"
performances at Columbia during the State
Fair, and the grand stand seats 1000 spec
3tOrS.
DR.. J. f. Williams is snugly fitted UP
the way of an Office. He occupies the
,ack room Of g. f. Robinson's new Office
md can be found there when not out on
professional business.
MIR. W. J. Crcushaw, one of the best
earmers Of the Crow Creek section has
)ur thanks for half bushcl of nice svccv
potatoes. They arc great luxury with Il
piece Of fat beef Or mutton.
NAeS9iS. bS ais dilu lulOE nave 81 1lrSt
class meat market in the old court house.
They keep almost any kind Of fresh meat
and will run in connection with the market
a restaurant and serve meals.
Arthur Hopkins, who worked at this
place awhile with his brother, ID. w. Hop
klns, at the shoe trade, died mt his home al
Central, last Saturday morning, of typhoid
fever. He was about twenty years Old.
Tho Columbia Register of Che G.h
nys: On the 29ih of October, Deputy En-
or made rail on Il still belonging to
Dock Parsons, i'll Pickcns County, and de-
hroyea a no gallon still and 1000 gallons
Of beer.
MIR. John +. Price, Of Sennia. Gcor-
;ia, was IN TO see US last Tues day. lie IS
low first class lightning Singer and not
withstanding the fact that he comes from
Georgia, the home OF Tom Watson, he s
hill a straightout democrat.
Mr.. j. S. Eutrikcn, Of Pitkcns, and
Miss Lou Tallcy, of Oconce county, WAS
mppily married on the 27th of October.
49,, 1T the residence of the brides broth
=, Mr.. James Talley, Of Oconec county.
Rev. j. Chapman otliciuted.
Treasurer ToungblOOd says that the
)eoplc arc very slow about paying their
axes. The time expires on the 18th Of
December. If lou would make your tax
g easy to pay settle them rs soon as posi-
nc after tho books are opened.
&-l1urrah for Cleveland! We knew last
lunday that he would he elected for on
hat day Squire II. r. Price and wife spent
most pleasant day with Mr.. l.. ID. Ste
)hens and family. 1t is so unusual for
hem to leave home together that ii is taken
forerunncr Of an approaching glorious
went.