The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-11-02
PICKENS SENTINEL,
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PICKENS SENTINEL
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Cotton y @8.
Winter has made its debut
Come to Pickens to buy your goods
Come to Pickcns TO spend your money.
Tho merchants expect big trade this
fall.
yellow fever is subsiding at Bruns-
wick.
The school at this place is steadily in
crcasng.
Get off of your head and read McFalrs
ad. straight.
Please wait on us awhile for that rail
road news.
The State Fair will open in Columbia
next Monday.
Mr. M. r. Smith, of Liberty, was in
town Tuesday.
The United States Senate will pass the
repeal bill this week.
w. g. Bramlctt's is tho place to go to
get your fallsgoods cheap.
next Sunday hy the pastor.
Next Monday is,salcday. Several tracts
OF valuable land to be sold.
job work of all kinds executed with
ncatness and dispatch at this Office.
M. F. Hester aud f. f. Loopcr went
to see j. Perry Looprr last Monday.
s. w. ODcll opened school at the
Wolf Creek school house last Monaay.
Mrs. F. Nj. Farr was very painfully
burned on the hand and face last week.
Mrs. Anna Turner. of Grecnvle cOun-
ty, visited her brother L. ID. Harris last
week.
1T is SAID that Mrs. Sarah Alexander,
on Eastatoc will make 1,5U0 bushels of
corn this year.
The County Commissioners should look
after some bridges on the road from here to
Pumpkntown.
The minutes of the Twelve Mile River
Association will he ready for distribution
from this office next Monday.
Don't forget to patronizc the livery
stable when you come to town. They will
give you good horses and buggics and feed
high.
Miss Ola Holngsworth returned home
last Sunday after All absence Of several
months on a visit 10 the summer resorts of
tho North.
j. Minis Sullivan was convicted Of
murder at Anderson last Saturday for the
killing Of III. G. Gllreath in Grccnvillc III
June 1892 T.
Mrs. J. r. Burdnc lost silk veil Mt
tho Union meeting at O0lrnoy last Sunday.
linz nail n,,ln - \
+. Suthcrland's store.
The cotton crop in this part of the
world has about all been gathered and the
mos, of it sold. The corn cror is very fine
and is now being gathered.
Married on the 18th inst Joe Brazcale
and Miss Martha Hudson. W. B. Aig0od
Esq, Nntary Public performed the ccre
mony in his usual graceful style.
There was a very good crowd of appli
cants before the county beard of examiners
for trnchcr's certificates Inst Friday aud
Saturday. The result will not bc known
for some time yet.
B B,ylis Farr, a well to dn ard hphiv
respected citizen of the Saluda section. died
ON the 2Jth of Octnbrr. lie was about 6S
years old AMI was buried the day following
ut Bcrea, in Grccnvillc county.
A telegram to Mr.. Jcrc J.ooncr last
Monday contnincd the intelligence that his
son. Perry I.onpcr. ha been dangerous
y shot Mt BowvrSviilc, Gu. Nothing of
the particulars could be learned.
Deputy Marslals John King and Ben
jarlin Fisher, of PickcnS S. g., were here
this week. looking for one. Powell, who is
wanted in their State for violating the rev.
cnuc aws.--Brcvard (N. c. Hustler.
Married at the residence of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Jones. near
Field, on the 2ath ult., Mr. John Freeman
and Miss Kannc Jones. Rev. ID. G.. Free
man performed the marriage ceremony.
The Executive C0n:mitlce Of the Twelve
Mile River Association is rcquestci to meet
ut my Office next Monday at 3 o'clock p. H.
to transact business Of Importance.
III. o. BowES, Chairman.
Deputy Marshal Roarl carried Michcnl
Morton to Charleston last Friday before
Judge SimOntOn for sentence for violation
of the revenue laws. He was sentenced to
serve four months in the Jail here and pay
$40 fine.
Garter Harrison, mayor Of Chicago
was assassnatrd in his home last Satur
lAT He was five times mayor of that city,
)ncc Congressman. County Commission
a., editor. capitalist and author. The man
who did the killing was an tx policeman.
Married at the residence Of the oGiciat-
ng officer Ernest G. Williams and Miss
.;nra Rampcy. l. G.. Reid, Notary Public.
performed the ceremony. We extend
lcarty congratulations TO the newly married
couple and wish for them Il long, happy
md prosperous life.
= Union Meeting.
The Union Meeting of the first division
If the Twelve Mile River Association con.
1cncd with the Oolcnoy church last Friday,
October 9TH, and continued for three days.
The introductory sermon "as preached by
Rev. J. II. Burdinc. Delegates from nine
churches were present.
The first query: "ro what extent is Il
church responsible for the morals of tn,
community in which it. is locntrd ~ W,,