The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-08-17
PICKENS SENTINEL,
LOCAL NEWS.

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sons tho first Of this week.
Julian w. Bruce, of Anderson, visited
relatives in town this week.
If you want to be pleased in purchas
Ing goods try w. G. Bramlctt.
-Mrs. +. +. Kramer and daughter Miss
sue, are at Capt j. L. Thornlcys.
Mrs. A. NJ. Morris spent last week
with her father Mr.. E. f. Mauldn.
H. o. Bowen, ESQ, is attending the
y. >. Court In Grcenvllc this week.
-Pickcns is becoming to Eo quite a sum.
her resort for tho low country people.
Tile grand jury returned no bill against
N. ID. Parsons in the U. S. court Saturday
Sheriff Mcdaniel visited his uncle MIR.
r. E. Mckenzie, at Grove Station last
week.
Thomas Blasscngamc, of Grccnvillc,
visited his uncle G. l.. Uollingsworth last
week
Mrs. Knowlton and daughter, Fannie,
of Fort Motto, are at Mir. james Raincs for
the summer.
-Rcv. B. Holder is assisting Rev. J. T..
Foster in protactcd meeting at Peters
Creek this week.
Mrs. Keith, widow of the late Col. w.
Z. Keith, tncd at her home in Wallalla last
Friday evening.
Mclean s Summcy have pitched their
tent among us, and will take your pictures
II you want them to.
Mrs. Ellen X. Stanscll and Mrs Corric
Martin, of Greenvile county, visited w.
l.. Jenkins family this week.
Mrs. II. l. Horton and children, Of
Ciihton, who have bt en- visiting relatives
here returned home last week.
-Goyerner Tlllman and party Of about
twenty-five left last Tuesday for a two
weeks stay at the Worlds Fair.
The case against G. p. Barrett and
others Tor swindling the government has
been sent up TO the Unit cd States cour, for
trial.
MIR. w. II. Kay has recovered su0i
cicntly to be able to be up again. He has
shlngle machine and will soon be making
shingles.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Z. Boggs and r. G.
Kobinson, Esq, will leave here today
(Thursday) for the Worlds Fair. They viii
be gone week.
The protractcd meeting which was bc-
gun in the Baptist church last Saturday
IS still in progress and will Continue the
balance of the week.
W. II. Summcy has bought the lot
ON blnin street from Hunter & Hawthorne
ana Will begin the erection Of house pre-
paratory to going into business
j. a. Stewart has moved his family ia
Iron Rock, franklin county, Georgia. He
is well pleased with his new home and
wants TO sell his Crow Creek farm.
We have received crmmunicutiar
from John ElcIburg about the old and nov!
fciGlon but we cannot publish ii because
there IS n'lfllng III it to interest the public.
The friends and acuuantnrccs Of Mra.
III. {. Grady will regret TO learn that she
had partial stroke nf paralysis last week.
Sine was attended by DR.. Earle and at thi.;
writing is better.
A DrotrMctcd Mn,tir~ was hr'G n I;h.
cry Baptist church last week con, ,luricd
ny INC pastor Rev J.. r. Weldon, assisted
by Kew. Vclliiion which resulted in six
additions by experience.
Mr.. J. X. Kirksey was busy last Mon
day making the quarterly report for the
County Commissioners to the COMPTROLLER
General. This is the frs! time q report of
this kind has been made in this county.
The Clerk of Court for GrvcryiI,c
county issued q charter last week 20 the
Chiquola College. This is new college TO
bc established at Grcenvillc under tic aus
Ihccs oIHhc Presbyterian church and is to
be female college.
the Government has made an official
calculation that there is enough money in
Grcu!atl"n TO give everybody $23.&G apiece
inls IS Il great deal more than single in
hnnitant in any European country is Off
clally stated to possess.
T
was SO dry that he begged for sometime 60
molstcn his parchcd lips. Finally a6nr
one look pity on him and gave him a drink
ana soon thereafter he took his dcpnr:urc
because it had croton oil in it,
Col. j. S. Newman writinr TO tbc
news and Courier suggests that subscrip.
tlon committees he organized in every C0un
~ IN inns State and that they try TO collect
$4,000 for the purpose Of erecting n mon :
um cnt to tho memory Of John G. Calhoun
B. Lewis, B. d. Stewart, 8. J. Ash.
more, II. n. Richry, ir, James Griffin
jr., and Rufus Ashmore left here Tucsdav
for the moNtei"s on a fishnr tonr &c c'VeS Wy
hope the people will not think they are
spies ard treat them as such, for they are
not.
-Dypthcria has broke out in this v,cin-
lty' Ii is among the children. DR.. Earle
has what he believes to be three cases of il
one ut Rev. G. X. Shaifcr's, one at w. r.
Bowcn's and one at Irwin MiIlcrs. II will
be dreadful if this terrible disease becomes
epidemic.
The Worlds Fair Book, published by
me Bancroft Company, Auditorium Bull
uing, Chicago, is decidedly the hest printed
ana ana moast elegantly Illustrated publication
that has been gotten out yet Those who
zee II ana read it will haYc all there is about
the great Show.
10 try to ascertain who hnyc brol,op
thc dlspcnsary Inv in South Carolina is ono
act, and legitimate TO send around snce
who try TO get men to break the law so
That arrests he made is another and a vcrv
oiitercnt act. l'illman spies are do.
ing themselves and the State. -AshcyiIlc
Citizen. NV
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