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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
Read, think and keep posted.

Let us remember that peace as we'll 60
charity begins at home, and try to keen
back the unkind wc,d and the angry look
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02

{ R)binsin. ESQ, All W. II. Bry-
1arence NJ. Folger WAS tho succe ess-
iicant.
ion meeting at Cross Roads last
! was very well attended. Rev. !.
3ter was elected moderator and j. A.
lon, clerk. Several interesting 1uer.
fc discussed aud collection amount
'$l.43 for State missions was taken
Ehe next meeting will be held with
efin. church, Friday and Saturday
{tbefif!h Sabbath in April. Sundays
used by the Saluda Musical Asso.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
w. II. Amber, of Wexford, spent last

w. II. Amber, of Wexford, spent last
Sunday with his parents.
The sudden changes In the weather
mas made many people sick.
Miss Carrie Kelley is teaching flour
ishing school at Tabor church.
Caroline, wife of Peter Griffin, colored,
died last Saturday Of pnuemonia.
"A. NJ. Morris sells flour awful cheap.
Call on him look at some and buy it.
Mrs. Vashti Porter, widow of the late
Smithy Porter, is lying very low with fever.
-Have you tried Hunter & Hawthorn's
good cider9 1t makes yeu smack your
mouth.
Mr.. James Lathem who lives near Mt.
Carmel church, in Ducusvillc township, is
dangerously Ill. DR.. ]. J. Morgan is attend
Iif}g IT. him
-ceore 3. Turoer the seducer and
dopllc n,1rdcer Of SPartanburg was re-
sentenced last week by Judge Norton to
hang on June 2nd. ''''">
-Keowee river was frozen solidly over
for ten or twelve days, and as many az
thirteen crossed over on the ice safely at
one time near Birches' ford.
The law firm of Haynesworth, Parker
and Childress has been Dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. Childress, the junior mem
Der OF the firm of this place, will continue
the rractics alone.
.D. s. Waters, Of Glendale, s. c., tried
'" Kill himself on tho 24th, by means of
"a gun in his mouth
ger with stick. The
1t is thought that he
in commencing DR..
ok Character Sketch
and instructive. We
wish the Dook co."u have sale equal to its
merits. The Author is not only a preacher
OF great power, but he writes with q ready
pen. Ask Mr. Rollins to show you the
prospectus.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02

AteVS
Eips dprs
autoE I
h$S
Aaunfle
rSS, fan 2ut two weeks
eertl' ac@ay'
,Ss,is mlownship will
c&cAaS February 4th,
StaIIat teachers.
'5',he town and vi.
ng Ne at Dir. II. J.
p'l "Wednesday night.
s1, ,Wbn, are laying in
mIou for the spring.
atyplows and plow
spllIce
IN eioffcr in another
Sceh be SENTINEL and
tat tIsmc Companion
v ,ES turned over to
"a lo6SiAess in this Of
&e pr for the last
IFe q Senator w. T..
fe Gbent OF the Adcl-
e (Hurman Universi-
ihlf|d at his home
tNatd inst, and was
Sisie efville. He leaves
6ltei p'
~ 3aWe toJ II. New
&mc Eay.e to the paper
Hhliof a dispensary
EssG. rs opinion that the
"a of the weather,
az lcFall's tell you
cheap. He has
Look at his nice
to town.
ASlncc of the brides
5u, on Sunday, the
inter N. p, Miss
SSC Robert Waldrop,
tI1emocrut. --
AKRlF <o--s--
6. y, OF EasIey,
SyHbg & d. telegraph
!tn'tsB week to deliver
Dett3t of the kind to
raphtHtconee News.
80 dahwent deer hunting
losonc on Bald Knob.
hSTith dogs aud finally
q .it in Mr. J. II. Har-
S Hchurch. Bud Free
seSl by Mr.. J. X. Kirk
.Sl8Sie II be in the County
A,Aeh severy Saturday to at
4 Pertaining to that of
SoHnE Eot require the pres
ASAc pcrs.
FyA Hissick says he would
VA, Tan ~ who stole his
WI ite to return it. 1t
buggy one night not
;9IYR. Shaffer had his
Ae way.
Serence of the colored
a bat Benncttsyills last
appointments for the
jdy WAS made Easley,
,9y. George Gray. J.
EEsEcr for this district.
N Mo left here some
6%3is in San Antonio
in Ict $25 per Inonth
IA, Jard and washing or
NIX bIIe thiuks he will go
3Iorthe Southern Pacific
i.o twas a general COM
l Els. If the nests are
luiH or il old nest arc
oSsnc anG he nests made
sas cSpn1 Ound leaves Of
AwiHsSpm cr bc troubled
Ai5sspp%n was committed
~ 6tsSSpm ! Justice Stew
sU2sppn I.thcs from Mr..
ho liftH !.clOw Liberty.
pcnitentiary a year or two
gun from Mr.. Taylor and
to go back.
q conductor on the Air
right leg broke and in ash
artanburg last Satu day
saHputated. He tried to
10y putting an iron bar
"a of it. When the car
Nfk him under.
sure In recommending to
OF this Country Golden
BY James Alverson, Phil
,per is Il weekly publica-
in rich reading matter.
d three dollars for a year
you will not regret the
Aglcten has been appoin-
led Jury Com missioner
lie was in the Auditors
avs last week filling up
III Of Governor TilIman's
=, honest and straight.
bn, his administration
m sure enough.
Iamination was held in
|ner's Office last Monday
n Wofford Fitting school.
stood the examination,
IL. Boggs, Clarence Nj.
'gts. The School Com
sisted in the examination
)bln1tn. ESQ, All w. II. Bry-
ice NJ. FolSer WAS tho succ css-
It.
meeting at Cross Roadq last
s very well attended. Rev. J.
was elected moderator and J. A.
clerk. Several interesting quer.
scussed aud a collection amount
3 for State missions was taken
lext meeting will be held with
church, Friday and Saturday
fifth Sabbath in April. Sundays
d by the Saluda Musical Asso.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02

199a.
MCFALL'S
ALMANACK
L Cd d q.
F@bruaEy.
With litiia pore push and little
moro grease in tho 7&ape Of Kold
Kash from last years surpluS.
This AlEmanach
will soon be able to start on its Jour
ney through new year. BUTT takes
Spondulicks to start il.
You do the Spondulickin now, right
now, in the month of February, and
we'll do all the Scotchin' and Lockin'
up hill and down, for all the balance
OF the year. We are getting in our
work now and moro Of it coming, and
here's what we start with.
To Close out Cheap!
All heavy Winter Goods, like
Quilts, Blankets, Boots, Rubbers,
Clothing, Flannels md Linseys but
only n small quantity left. and we arc
getting in all kinds Of supplies for
Spiing trade. We must cat and
work and work and eat.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
C in commanding DR..
ok Character Sketch
and Instructive We

wish the Dook Co,nu have a sale equal to its
merits. The Author is not only preacher
or great power, but he writes with ready
pen. Ask Mr. Rollins to show you the
prospectus.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02
'TINEL..

huite sick.
! as in town last
J here last week
Bson.
iFor several days
Bisitor.
Hlnny Dale, is Wis
ltirc T. X. Price.
BuiSt CnurCn mex I
~. G. X. Shafer.
Ahe hammers ring
II Of S~n,,-..e,saching ,,..,s
Ill SApplOa .
N, Of Greenville,
~ ON professional
t3,ld fix the well in
.Co's., store 80 it
&re rabbits being
,Wcent snow than
I'D by the local
td will have more
and bIrs. II. D.
/, land friends in
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-02-02

With a littispore push and little
moro grease in the 1$&.Rpe OF hold
Kash from last years surplus.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12
ESCAPED FROM THE TONES.
John Meyers Dug Out of His Cell.
Gaining Liberty.

NEw YoeK. June IL By digging out
% hia cell IN the Tomhs prison and 90
Gaping undetccted last Thursday night
John Meyers has accom- plisbed a feat
which will make his name memorable IN
the history ~ crime in this city. His IL
ths first successful attempt Ia break out
20 this prison since IL vas built. nearly
sixty ysars ago The only escape that
parallels Meyers was that - Murderer
William Shakey. who nineteen years
ag,,. passed the tloorkcepsrs disguised IN
woman'r clothing Danny Driscoll,
leader - the "Whyo gang" who was
hanged some years ago. dug through
his cell in muuicrcrs' row. but Was de
tsctesi before he couid put his scheme
- escape into effect Meyers was a
burglar. and very common burglar at
that. and Wis lring held for ssntence
after pleading guilty before Recorder
Smyth ~ g~neral sssslous on June . 10
two indictments Tor burglary IN tho
third clegrcr Ills fo.,iS were two iron
bracs-s from his cot AMI an old spoon.
he wrapped his sheets around his
jimmy a. tieadeu the sound. and when
he bail made hole hig enough - crawl
through tore hia mattress 10 strips.
ma,e 4 rope and climbed to liberty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12
DEsERTER M'CuRDY ARi;EsTED.
A Negro Guard Was Killed When He
He'd the Army.

NEw ORLEANS. June ll.--Alfred Me
Curdy. IA descrter iron the United States
army. has been arrested here after living
here without any attempt at conceal
ment q his identity. He deserted from
Jefferson barracks. 81. Louis. on Octo-
her ~. lsss. McCurdy and another sold
icr named Lynch were prisoners IN the
guard house. from which they broke out.
McCurdy is said 10 have used revolver
10 advantagc. while Lynch Is credited
with having cut off colored guards
head With an axe Before McCurdy be-
came one II Uncle Sans boys i'm blue ho
WAS notcd professional bicycle rider
and the winner - many long distance
races. For the past two years McCurdy
has been moving in this city under his
right name. and giving his vocation as
shoemaker. Ills love for the wheel
induced him To seek admission To- the
Pelican Cycling club. Some IL the
members VI that club suspecting the
applicants identity with the profession
nj. masle inquiries ~ his antecedents and
discovered such information that Super
intendcnt Caster put Detective perence
on his trail. with the result that he was
arrested. and confessed his being a de
ser.er. hut denies having participated
IA the Staying of the negro guard. He
does not deny that be Is the man that II
wanted. and says that he went into the
army IN a tit Of despondency. having
been deserted by "A woman for whom he
bad formed "A strong attachment. and In
whom he nad entrusted all his money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12
To CLOSE THE SALOONS.
The w. G.. T.. 4. Believes That Woman
Suffrage Will Do IL.

CnIcAco. June lin the hall OF
Columbus at the art palace this noon
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held temperance meeting. Mrs.
Mary A. Woodbridge II Ohio presided.
John c. Wooicy spoke against license
and in favor of prohibition, and said
that he believed that the supreme court
would finally declare all prohibitory
laws valid aud all license laws void.
Clara &. Hoffman IL Missouri said the
remedy in her opinion for the drinking
evil is woman's suffrage She told ~
the work ~ the department of state
under the Harrison administration in
the interest 81 brewers and MASTERS.
Mrs Margaret Parker of Scotland made
a short address ~ greeting. and the
meeting closed with an earnest speech
by Col John Sabiene. In the forenoon
services were held.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

psrxrsvif.tF. %. June IL The boly
~ a man uaa Fcuud IN the i-,aeh iasf
west ~ taifg~sFi today. Near the body
was found > snit * clothes ~ eoe q
the pockets was a note IN which the
writer said that he WAS about n commit
suicide II Nas signed by Niclssel
parin q Isl Sos-snd street Jerety City.
y J. The note also said / left my
wife and home year ago. aud Lase
Knocked around tho cfantfs cvcF siuce
Am tsrf4l n living aad NAY ths lssd
ansi my family forgive nle ~ ! sor1ive
everyone Tie ceroaer took charge a
fha Ar.fx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

Osmond. the Murderer. viii he Elcc-
trocused AT Sing Sing.

SING SING. II. Y. June ll.--.john l..
Osmond will die in the electric chair 10
morrow morning. Hls selectrccntion will
take place some time between daybfcak
and noon. osmond passed quiet Sun
day. reading his bible mast 81 the
time. In the afternoon be was
visited by his two brothers. who
came to bid him last farewell lie is
perfectly calm and resigned 10 his fate
lie shows no anxiety regarding the
future NOR concern with the present.
The prison officials say that he displays
more nerve on the eve of electrocution
than an. man who has yet dic,l in the
chair at Sing Sing. Everything is ready
for the electrocution. the apparatus has
been tried and found to he in perfect
order.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

The Machias' Trial Trip shows Won
derfui Speed for Her Class.

Nsw LONDON. Conn. June IL The
official report Of the run of the Machias
was made al q O'Clock this evening. The
corrected average time for tie entire
sixty miles of the course was ID and iiii
1000 knots This lacks only triiie 81
being two and one half knots in excess
~ the required speed. hut the builders
only receive bonus on the even two
and one quarter knots at $500 per
quarter knot. "A total ~ $4,000. The
performance Is considered the most re-.
markablc in tho history of the navy.
The Machias sailed for Bath at O'Clock
this evening aud should arrive there
Monday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

NV loKg. June H.. The Times New
Orleans sTecial SAYS Yesterday morn
ing the announcement was made that
X NJ. Ong A Co. wholesale dealers in
paints and building materials. had heen
compelled 90 lei two Bof.-s 80 tp protcst
on Friday. Yesterday ar. Chg reccissi
an invitation "a attend meeting - the
bank keepers. To them be- submitted
a statement - his afiairs. which the, "a
amined critically and then expressed
thsir willingness 90 help him over the
trouble. inability a. realize or the
paper u other conccrns aud difficulty IN
making collections are the causes Mr.
Ong assigns Tor has embarrassment He
aesets are eaid 10 be more thau 100 90
and the liabilities a little more than
sfuQOgn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

The oi-rrsf.oa Wa in the Abdomen.
81 IsstDosss q iss or Htsnss

Psnfs. June II james Csarsi.n hen
nett - much lettrs tonight. and - rest
ing easily Dr Robin u living femtpor
snly at Mr. fennett's hotel. - ~ h.
safrh hfs patient French rslgueife
foTiss,l~ Doctor sising informatisn COO.
eerHing HE patient. and hofh Dr hahin
and ~ t.easientie refus~ T. - inter
siews-i n - understood. however. that
fIy feudenties operation oR Mr. Hen
hftf consisted ia hlsopenihg the patient =
ai.is.sBen ana Feelcfh1g q siof eAieh
iifefe.i sftef gftfissa intsVnai bleeding
fe4 shieb r sat fria8g'rt uighs have
proved fetal Dr. ketsn dgae hoi alloN
Af Ba8aett g. see hls friends fos fear
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

She Docs a. She ricascs I;cgariic~s
of All Insults.

CHIcAco. June IL The infanta Eu-
laiia's doings are queer. but the papers
here will not print them. The princess
was twenty minutes az Mrs palmct's re-
ception after being two hours late. and
quit before hall the rntroiuctions we're
made. This and other insults ~ en-
ragged Mrs Palmer that The latter ~
f,,sed 10 come - the festival bah yestsr
day. where the princess was. upon Mrs.
palmcr's invitation The lnfania
dumped the ceremonies Cemuitfce and
drank beer IN the German village ia.
stead. The prince went alone hpit days
aud paid his admission fee, Things
more serious arc whispered shout The
Spanish princcss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12
BltokE HER MAtlff>ERf.
The Steamer MusksUon Shows bss-
tse>~ signals pf t.ssnss.ssa

CHlcAGo. June ll.-At n n'csoslz the
evening the. steamer Musisson - the
Goodrich line. y hilt fuur silrs % t.s
ansion. sent up signals u distress. The
Evanston life saving sf-a Sna i0gr frofn
Chicago al oncc resFssn,ied an4 scDf -
the rescue The nature - the acci-
dent 20 the Muakcgon II Dot
known. People on shore ras
the boat appeared "a he "a
Gre. bat II this i the cas- The flames
were quickly extinguished. Tho Mus
kegon left here this evening on her reg
ular trip Tor Milwaukee and intermc.ii
ate points aud had procee,isd slslof ~
teen miles when she heyan sending up
distress signals Throe tugs we're eeen
by those on shore 90 reach the di<sbied
vessel. 80 the pass ngcrs are In 40 dan
ger. as they can be removed ~ the fugs
in case the Muskegon cannut lsr 'toWsd
back 10 port la al probabihty ,he
trouble was due 10 breaking u the
Musk egon's machinery
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12
Michigan Doctors at Quebec.

ToRoNTo. Ont, June 1.-THE En-
pire's Ottawa correspondent says: Com
plaint has been made Ia the Dominion
government by the railway companies
against having To put up with the pres
ence Of the Michigan doctors in connec-
tion with the quarrantine inspection at
Quebec. IL is also asserted that DIR.
Ennis. stationed at Sault Ste. Marie.
Michigan. is making matters as unpieas-
ant as possible for the Canadian Pacific
railway. LIZ is stated TINT New York
cars. with their contents non disinfected.
are passed without delav while Quebec
ears. with their disinfected contents. are
side tracked and detained
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12
II Cexsany q. so ksep t'esoe She Needs
A Big Array.

iislklis. June III. An Official state
nent ha@ heen made Ia several meas
paper correspondents concerning tonat
kalnohy lssi tao spes'chss anal the iin
proy.m.nt of the relations between Aus
tris Hungas, and Russia. ihas state
m.nt asserts that ia" Austrian Hun
gar,nn government attributes th. tet
t.ru,eat ..f il seistions with Russia Ia
the fasofable influence ~ Chancellor
Won Carrisl al 81 Petersburg. II IN
not the opinioa II the Austria tungar
IAN government. nor was ma, such opsn.
,on Expressed by Count hsinoky that
Germany has no need Ia Increase her
army On the contrary. II Germany ~
Ia remain powerful enough In Europe 81
hc able ~ reader her allies such peace.
ful succcss as she rendered Ia this case
to Austria Hungary. she requires q
stronger military force than she nov
sss...s...rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

FoR4 WsfSr, 1Dd.. Jpne III ssrfhs
Forlanr RarrsBd vss srss.esrd yesfsr,iar
na = charge a f,sgassy. Ailidasits zere
sworn ~ step chisdrtn fier first hue
asflnFn ~ kschsn.srsd Ind ssl3~ ss~-ssrs,a
= uiid cat siivuscs fisrearh C.,ifz.Po 1i-
tsrce iapyers Acting skainsl thu hd
rfea JtrSe'gsh itarran4 80 ThufpEiaF fie
- = ucaitby Ferf Nasne man. Who esc
fesff-sf Rad Nor write Hts $50 fsurt
tie vii1 cat decree q dsftFcs Hni fbs
arrest fsiiuessl BsrfEfd - iufafuafft
vifh tht sorasn apd veni Ca ber bsna.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

BuFFALo, June Directors Of the
Charter Oak Park Association Of Hart
ford, Conn. have decided To hold their
August meeting in this city where the
free use n the track was offered them
The Charter Oak and the Hartford
stakes will be- decided at the meeting
The former stake is worth $1,000 and
the Hartford. which is for three yea>
olds will be worth about the same
amount to the winner. The original
dates for the Hartford meeting were
from August - to September /, inclu
.,ya
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12
Enun1i an Iilicir sill

CHIcAco. June 1.-THE ~old Times
distiiiery exhibition WAS seized by Col
iector Manners officers last night for a
violation Of the internal revenue laws.
The company made proper arrangements
about putting in the still. but without
the consent of the government officers
made steam pipe connections with the
power house and put in almost loo
bushels ~ mash. When the officers
made an inspection they discovered that
a great deal had been done toward the
distilIing of whiskey that had not been
authorized. and the place was closed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12

NV NeHs. June u Warren Leland
last survivor - i've brsthers who made
the name - Leland fansous IN The hotel
business fFom the Aflantic O. the
Pacific. died st fprt Chester on Thurs
day Among the botels which were
managed ~ one time ~ another sgy the
Ielssld family wefe the "a Nicholas
the StuFieesni. the ks~zsnore sna the
~ Ehafis-s iu thls city and ihe Ocei
dental and Palace hotels iu ran Frau
rfsssa TIE ,irsnd nior ~ ~afstsas the
leland in Chicago aaa the sleeaa ~
ioaa branch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-12
DRAGGED MN To DEATH
Awrui Manner tn Which a Cowboy
tpdesf a Fight.

WIxxrNrscs. New. June li-Train
men ffom Carhn give details - a trag
ssiy which occurred near there last even
inr. " at Iirckerzcn aud George Ricr
sNa e,ssstoys whn had been psrfneFs
<psaf the lay drinking aud csroussrg
and then iefs for the ranch here they
xefe eonplsyei They began quarrel
snE "a the psy. AMI kic.. who was
asfsss-i xtth = pi~,oi. ie1sme violent and
Heekeresn fearing ~ vnnlsl u-e u. took
u a~ss from hini ard threw Il into the
river The - angrfssl Rsre that he
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