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

j. i. Singleton per
.~,,cHopy.
-hcT l.. Il. Weldon requests the SENTI-
I: 10 announce that he will preach, d. V.
Ccnti al next Saturday at 3 p. m., also on
)oa!h at II q. III. The congregation will
-e thc change to the second Sabbath.
Icy: n. l.. Jsncs desires to return
INKS through the columns Of the SENrI-
L, y" goi.d people of Oolenoy Baptist
llcn and Sunday School for their kind
hhehorances ~ or the Christmas tree on the
.Uur :, good friend, Mr.. Pricstly E. MAJ
~ nss been qaitc sick, but VIC are glad
lIPoit him as improving. We trust the
'S''iIc IL m Of health and good cheer will
III oo restored TO his quiet home on the
nc PiCkcns County Board of Pen
rG1H rc vise vi me on the third Monday inst,
,ora r. 'he pension roll and to file appli-
! n,9nor pensions. Those on the roll
- pptr ppo in person or be represented by
'0 Wv before the board.
90 hn..,J. Addison Boggs and his wife
y aro been quite sick with the grip.
!. nv, glad to state that they are improv-
10 fnmr.ir daughter, Miss Lizzie, came
0a,f @ VI ns the holidays just in time to make
n..,;c M c eful, az well as pleasant to the
nes''c ';irclc.
,ndnu me ;scE Eapt. J. A. Griffin bought last
hlaS ,riasS ond ,n Main street, near the livery
n,ists to Ne says be will give it to the
- - 7, build church on il they will
o onc,a,f an OfIer and we are sure they
"uf ocG !" in' '0' 'o''"'nS hA'i al
2 Of q
SC wliCitizcns Of this town Ough: 10
ndergoiilc money on their wells before
we iounwinds blow. There arc few of
comm hut would supply enough water
~ IN M'h bonfire. Spend about $40,
ain wogtnr % alI ,G 'V , m,i N.Y. ,, a'i uou,'-
y mOder1ay five hnndrcd ~ nc, r"I cent ~
nulaling
cd heraoice p. Willard came in from
+ ,b;rI 'Nst week. This is his first visit
:, ,laa TSSStatc in twenty-five years, and
.'' Othc many changes which have
y. Iheht. Mrs. Willard is in the en-.
npatlons perfect health and she seems
1t we happy and jovial as in the glad
rom Icy youth. They are accompanied
ii, TO dice sons.
tl"'i f. Williams went to Atlanta
MY |9s)n prospecting tour, and was
The tin}asHd that he returned and will
Ci cmiiy TO move his family to that
lOl { EN- now and February 1st. We
Pam erI35c DR.. Williams aud his cstima.
EoundAas he was fast rising in his pro.
Ijio, trust that the change will be
-, 1i,,o Sest. He expects to continue
so' iIl and also to enter the drug
yardstit
Yes wild T. Martin, Of Easlcy, went on
T., & ,v,l yisit to relatives and friends in
,n,io Hc returned last Sabbath
"'''o Gcompanicd by his brother, Jake
nehts y left Shutdown for Texas in
~ -es III is his first visit to the Palmetto
'e v9 that time. The comrades Of
b n tW4arc scattered, but he will be
liz ard Ahany warm friends who will hc
Il lii Us 90 see him. His father, "Bill
J. cst cu'tin, of Tuskegce, Ala, will
le uooH q few days.
81! y, 1T Kay, Il very highly respected
'hS NlS III viz "SoIClii pau Va lhS
mE( siEi on the 2d instant at his home,
" !. Aly. News having reached Cor
,s we n6 Of his sudden death, he at
tbe orr1 to the place and cmpannclcd
r. Of leld an inquest. After the cvi-
I;a ,, " been taken the jury made the
w. '., Cturn: THAT the aforesaid
WISE Ihe' came to his death fir. m heart
,rk. 1olc C house Of Mrs. Amanda Ray
!! FlityNt of the ID day of January,
1t do hyas scventy-nine years old and
go, anu Hrclatives and friends to mourn
m all off
are as Re some citizens that are hard
me yearRr James Nimmcns, Of Pied
ad betg@auling corn from EastaLoc the
cs aid Epd the foregate Of the wagon
hs. Conigbose going down a bil. lie
ONE l, oxen and stepped between
abbaths9f wagon, when they suddenly
siv:v- akcd him down and drew the
an noT wagon right across the small
~ ~ you J Hc li.y out all night in the
y oaysfB picked up, cared for and sent
Dod Samaritan the next morn
thought to be fatally injured.
h0 passed through town maxi
'.. Srip.