The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-03-23
PICKENS SENTINEL,
LOCAL NEWS.

-E. II. Shanklin, of Pendicton, was in
town this week.
we had mixture Of rain, slees and
snow last Friday.
The United States Court adjourned
sine d,e las. Wednesday.
&C: T. Miller, colored, opened school
at Easley on the 5th inst.
Miss Cora Bowen visited relatives in
Anderson county last week.
An election for town officers for Pick
ems has becn ordered for April 3rd.
The Pickens Guards reorganized on
The 11th inst, by elecling w. A. Hester,
Captain.
--Rcv. 8. g. Sloan, who lives on Crow
Greek lost three year old child by death
last Saturday.
DO you want to havo one good hearty
!augh9 Then como to the Minstrel show
Friday night.
Mrs. Eta Kirksey, of Campobcllo. il
at her fathers Dir. j. Is. Clyde, and will
spend somo time.
After girl washes her face she looks
IN the glass to see If it's clean, but boy
looks at the towel.
--Marricd on the Goth inst, Mr.. Wesley
Hudson and Miss Eta Hunlcr, Rev. J. Nj,
Stewart officiating.
Peter Griffin and Dianna Young were
married on the 18th inst. by Rev. l. B.
Jones. All colorcd.
Presiding Elder John O. Wilson
preached m interesting sermon in the Meth
edist church last Sunday night.
Mrs. J. L. Carpenter, of Greenvillc,
and Mrs. W. s. Hunter. of Seneca, visited
the family Of Maj. j. J. Lewis this week
DIR. Morgan and wife, of Brevard, was
IN town last week. The doctor came here
on prospecting tour with view to locat-
ing.
Married on the 10Th inst, by Rev.
Thomas Loopcr, MIR. Thomas Looper, ir..
ana Miss Ellen Mauldin. All of Dacus
vile.
ICholcra is said to be playing havoc
with the hogs in the DacusviIlc section.
what will people do for meat if all the
hogs dicr
Capt j. w. Brunson, of Spartanburr,
civil engineer and surveyor, has brcu up
!ne past week surveying land for Mr. VI. j.
Wclborn.
]"A AOitsCt llC MluSITCi SlO" next
friday night. 1t will do you good all the
rest OF your life, Some siGc spltl.rs are
III store for all who attend.
The County Commissioners were in
session last Saturday and attended to some
general business Several parties were here
expecting to get money but failed.
w. l.. Douglas still has the best So.
shoe that can be found on the market.
They arc sold by w. r.. McFall of this
place and F. Is. Morgan of Central.
The town council have passed al ordi-
nance against working the streets. II will
Oe lound III another column Of the SKNrI-
MIL Ii may save you some money to read
it.
Come to tho Minstrel show Friday
night. 1t will not cost you much and will
Afford ytu much amusement. The admis-
ssn,d s,on price is; Adults s5 cents children Is
-Hunter A. NAWsSor,le have soil their
st9ck $40 OF H3lS6'Ids' Mes and merchandise 10
w. y. ~ Eamictt. &'. Bramictt starts out
inao Laoer nl altering .prpects and will doubt
-Joh.kAn b. Bsler is again on the wing.
Some frie!,t"-lstd his fine Of $50. and lie
promised to repay. them in work, but Inst
Saturday might he took ley bail anu has
not ben heard OF since
Miss Edwards, n daughter of Joscpb
Edwards, prrmincnt CITIZEN of this coun-
ty, was married Oh Thursday last to F.
Marian Hunt, from the Saluda section, ut
the residence of her father. The ceremony
was performed by Prof. G. B. Moore, of
Furman University. Daily News of 18Th
Miss Rosale Bohannon, Of this CITY.
has shown us very pretty "aayc all' Quilt,
which contains 1925 pieces. Tie work
has been very neatly dono and the colors
tastetully arranged. The making of such
n Quilt certainly requires good deal of
patience and perseverance. c.-Intcllirenccr.
The Grecnvillc Manufacturing Com
pany. OF Grecnvlle, speaks to the peoplc
"t Plckens County this wcck through the
ing building would do well to consult these
gentlemen before buying doors, sash, blinds
or anything else used in the construction
Of u building.
AS Mr.. J. II. Morgan's little sen was
coming to town last Saturday the colt he
was riding threw him and gave him such
fall that he was unconscious for some
time. County Commissioner Lawrence
found him on the road in this condition
and worked with him until consciousness
was restored.
-Messra. Carey and Boggs returned from
Augusta, last week where they had been IN
the interest of the Pickens railroad. They
feel very sangninc about the early compile
tion of the road. They were successful in
their negotiations with the Augusta men
and the iron aid rolling stock for the road
will be laid down soon
We invite your attention to the advcr.
tiscment of MeRsrs. Smith s. BIistow, the
wide awake clothicrs of Greenvillc. These
gentlemen arc thoroughly awake TO the in
tercst OF the people in the clothing line
They have as we'll selected stock of goods
as can be found IN upper South Carolina
and have great inducements for purchasers
You will find it to your interest when IN
Greenvillc to visit them.
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