The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-05

Go ID work and stick to it and stoI
grumbling.
Pine shosts; Apply to Thomas Vel
born, Pickens, 3. .. ..-.
Mr.. W.. w. Griffin, OF Williamson
was in town last Monday.
--R.sW. Gillespie, OF Pendleton, was in
town last week OH business.
FRANK f.. Cox, of Greenville county,
is on visit to relatives here.
Look 70 the welfare of yourself, your
neighbor and your country.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. White returned
to their home at Anderson last week.
A bale of cotton recently sold at the
Ne" York Exchange for n! cents.
Il. L. Childrcss, Esq, visited, his par
cnts in Grcenvillc County during holidays.
MIR. B. F. Mckenzie and son. of Pred.
mont, was in town last Friday Oh business
Miss Olive and brother, j. l.. Thorn
ley, jr., visited relatives at Anderson last
week.
w. O. Singleton moved his family to
Pclzer last week, where he will engage in
business.
Miss Maud Folger charming Young
lady of Easley, visited Misses Cora and
Lena Bowen last week.
-harricd at WILLIAMSON, On the 25th,
ult, Mr. GeoIgc Wyatt and Miss Matte
Holden. Rev. D. w. Hot officiating.
The tax books closed last Saturday
and Treasure YoungblOod informs us that
there arc about five hundred delinquents.
Married on the 1st, inst. at the home of
the bride, Joseph Fields and Martha Fergu
son, all colcrcd. Rev. }. T. Lewis otliciut-
ing.
Married, on the 25th ult., al the resi-
Gcnce OF Squire John Ellcnburg, the of1ici-
tting officer, MIR. Mac. Martin to Miss Mary
Collins.
We usually keep a pretty good fire
ana when you come 10 town come in and
sec us. If you have no business with us
come around and warm.
Married on Christmas day at the resi-
irnce OF the oflciutiing clergyman Rev.
NJ. l.. Jones, Mr.. VIII Freeman and Miss
Lila Cox daughter of Mr.. G. ". Cox.
Rev. G. r.. Shaffer preached his first
sermon in the Methodist church last Sun
lay. 1t was an ablc and instructive dis
Course, and The congregation was greatly
edited.
-Celey Ellcnburg, wife of ]. C. Eiler-
ourg died OF the 2Ith ult., and was buried
1t Bethel church. She was sryenty-onc
years of age, and q mtmber Of the Baptis,
church.
We have a rice letter this week from
Olyn, OF Fort Hill. We hope OIyn will
continue to give the rc ders the SENrIyE:.
me benefit of his pen and the news of
Fort Hill and Calhoun.
So far as we know there is but one
government distllory in this county, that
Vi w. j. Ponder on the Saluda river.
This will fall under the axe Of the dispen-
sary law after the 1st of July next.
-Four men came to town the other day
Il little hungry and ate ten pounds of ovS
tcrs, three dozen hard boiled eggs, two and
n half pounds of crackers, olc pint of vine.
gar and two bottles Of pepper sauce.
They wore supplied by MIR. 7. ID. Harris.
We want all the news in the county.
aid would be glad 10 have Il corrcsrCndcni
III every section. copy Of the paper viii!
he sent lice to any one who will send lis
items Of news as often as possible or 90 Of
ten as news occurs. Send it on postal or
in Il letter.
leap year is gone. The girls who
failed TO get OF last year by tnejr nndcavors
will have to wait four more long and
'trcaiy years. 1t is to be hoped however
hat some fellow will take pity on the bash.
ful girl who would not take advantage of
her leap year privilege and make her
good husband.
Last Monday night Billie Hill shot ".
*. Crane. The ball entered the left side
ot the left shoulder aid made u flesh
wound. Crane says they had no difficulty
and docs not known why Hill shot him.
Dr. G. w. Earle attended Crane and cut
The bail out. A warrant was sworn out for
Hill and constable II. a. Bowen Hunted
for hm nearly all night, but he was no
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