The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-03-09
PICKENS SENTINEL,
LOCAL NEWS.

-Whew Didn't the wind whistle last
Saturday.
Tho ground hog sign has not fsilod so
lar this year.
-haj. G. NJ. Lynch was in town last
Saturday on business.
MIR. G. L. Dennis, the new merchant,
Is beginning to get his goods In.
ACapt. j. L. Thornley, Is attending the
United States Court this week.
DIR. j. T. Mcbride, of Pendlcton, WIS.,
tied friends In town this week.
The United States District Court con.
vened in Grcenville last Monday.
H. o. Bowen. Esq, attended the Uni
ted States Court last Monday In Grccnvillc
DIR. J. T. Mcbride will preach in the
Methodist church tonight "wednesday at
3 o'clock.
Prof. White, blind musician, gave q
musical concert IN the old court house last
Tuesday night.
Willie StanFcll, If Woodville, Green
vile County, visited his sister Mrs. w. L..
Jenkins last week.
An election for town officers at CAL
h1un was held last Tuesday but we have
not learned the result.
Married on the 2d inst, Mr. George K.
Hendricks and Miss Avy Porter. Rev. j.
Il. Burdinc officiating.
Now Is the time to feed hens on dye stuff
80 as to make them lay rugged, sircaked
and striped eggs for Easter.
Court being in session this week kept
some OF our citizens from attending the
Hnnl llUllr r,lf lnot Snft
DIR. w. j. Bowen graduated with the
highest honors at the South Carolina Mcdi-
Cal College last Wednesday, the 9Th inst.
j. F. }. Caldwell, of Newberry, IS an
applicant for appointment as minister to
Italy under the Cleveland administration.
Col. II A. Thompson and r. Il. Jay
nes, ESQ, of Walhalla, and Mr.. w. G.. Ben
ct, OF Abbeviile, attended Court here this
week.
Mrs j. G. Jennings has moved into
the new residence recently erected by DR..
Earle on the corner of Main street and Mai.
den Lane.
AS soon as possible tho County Com
missioncrs should fill up the holes and ruts
and take the stones aud roots out of the
public roads.
y: j. Mauldin, Esq, left this place
last Thursday for Atlanta. He will prob
ably settle in the Gate City to practice his
professionally.
MIR. John r. Bcllcngcr will deliver q
Masonic lecture in the Masonic Hall to-
night CThursday.) A treat is in store for
those who attend.
The many friends of Mr. John Fergu-
son Oh this side of the river will be glal to
know that he has about recovered from his
recent severe illness.
Ben. p. Griffin, colorcd, was before
Trial Justice Robinson last Friday charged
with disposing of landlords rent. He was
bound over to the CouIt Of sessions.
The district Conference Of this district
will not be held ut this place this spring as
first contemplated. The time and place
will be fixed by the presiding elder.
Jane Murphrcc, who died in Jail week
before last, received the necessary medical
,t attention IN 10 IF, from ar kishs'I, but iail is no
place to put a Aunatic, especially female
President Harrison has decided to ac-
ccpt profess0)rshp in Leland Stanford
University, California, and will begin lee
lures on corstI1uIlonal law there next Oc
tober. 49,
While Mr.. J. X. Lathcm was killing
hogs last Friday his little ,lalEhtcr went so
near tho fire that her clothing caught aud
she was severely burned. She will recover
it is thought.
The Pickcns Minstrc!s will give an en- .
Tcrtainmcnt soon, which will surpass any
thing yet given by the club. If you fail to
attend you will miss treat which you will
regret iu old age.
Thou shalt not catch, kill or iniurc, or
pursue with such intent, or to sell or expose
Tor sale, any wild turkey, partridge, dove
woodcock or pheasant, after next Wctlncs-
day, the 18th inst, under penalty Of law.
Col VIM. p. Calhoun has sold his
handsome residence in Abbcvi!lc, and will
shortly move to Atlanta where he expects
to make his home in the future. lie will
form a law partnership with a distinguish
CD ex-Congrcssman from Georgia.
Mrs. Mary Jane Hayes who lives near
Griffin church, was ont last Monday help
ing burn OIL sedge field and being near
tho fire strong puff of wind blew the
flames toward her and caught her clothes.
She was severely burned before assistance
could reach her, and it is thought will
not recover. DR.. Earle was sent for and
administered medical treatment.
Deputy Collector EnSor captured l.. NJ.
Alexander and G. w. Alexander, and a son
OF the latter operating a moonshne still on
Crow Creek last Monday night. 1t will hc
remembered that G. w. Alexander not
more than year ago served II twelve or
eighteen months sentence in Jail at Colum
bia for blockading, and it is said that the
Judge told him if he was ever convicted of
the same offence again he would go to the
Ohio penctcntiary.
Married on Wednesday afternoon, Feb,
ruay 22d. 1893, Mt the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. J. +. Arnold, near Cen
trail. by Rev. >. Fl. Zimmerman, Mr.. Ed.
ward l.. Dodd, Of this city, and Miss Flor.
encc Arnold, Of Pickens County. The
groom, who is one of the Intcliigenccr's
compositors. is a worthy, industrious Young
man, and has selected an excellent young
lady as his BRIDE. We join the friends Of
the young couple In wishing them long and
happy lives cs.-Intelligcncer
Presentment OF the Grand Jury.
State of South Carolina, County of Pick