The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-08-30

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Prof. NJ. s. Stribling earnestly requests
Ill the patrons aud friends Of the school to
meet at the school house next Monday
morning, at nine o'clock. lie is anxious
meet all of them at that tine and have
full discussion Of the situation and out
ooA and hear any suggcttions for the ben
1T of the ctlucutionnl interests of the
S@n. The citizens now have fine OPP
mrtunity to bcstir themselves for the per
Aanent advancement of their educational
ltcrests.
--Ex-Shcrif Richcy was driving a fine
.ecd which had just come from the hands
n professional. He overlook Mr. Dur
am who was driving steer on one of the
cautiful roads characteristic of Pick ems
ounty. Said he: ''Mr. Durham, please
It me pass" Durham answered by crack
1g his whin over the steer, which soOn
Hsanccd the trained stccd and the last
hing Rchcy could hear him say in the dis
Mcc above the roar Of the rccoding cart
'as "Comc on"
The decree Of Judge Gary in Francis
!rcen VS.. w. w. +. Bright and B. a.
trcen as executors Of Eslic II. Bates, de-
enscd, and in the case of Ida &. Green VS..
amc defendants, was filed on The 9th.
The circuit decree confirms the judgment
{ the referee who allowed each plaintiff
Yle sum Of 81, ,d53.05 with interest from
thc date OF the report. An appeal is not
probable. These were suits for rent O,
lrnd owned by plaintiffs and their father,
". II. Bates, deceased.
"A protractcd meeting Of one week
E ioscd at Griffin EbcncHcr church last
Thursday night. 1t was conducted by Rev.
i. l.. Jones, Of Bciton, assisted Dv the
lastor, A. Hunter There were seven ac-
,cssions to the church on profession of
.0ith. They will he baptized on tie morn
3dg of the next third Sabbath. The con
grcgatons were attentive and orderly and
md were highly pleased with Mr. j ones as
2prcar'.~r. The house was crowded with
age. .,a.Hrs at every service.
...,,@ >envilc Female College will
,.1 81. :'ssicn on Wednesday, Scrt
"f al." r.v management and with
r,, ..i, i,rr@s throughout. The new
r.> .r'@, g. "a. ~. NJ. Riley, lately OF
IT,. t""n w., who is highly recon-
An-ul ia gJiuntary testimonials by Dr.
pno. H.oadus, Prof w. II. Whtsilt
Rev. i +, Bell, Rev. J. X. Pace and 9th
RS. The boarding department will be un
der The supervision of Mrs. Riley, and the
rooms will be newly furnished in every par.
ticnlar. The college will maintain n high
r standard than ever before, and g full
)rps of teachers has been engaged for al
rIe departments, including music and art,
end for catalogue to DIR. NJ. Nj. Riley
f}reenvillc, $. G.
- M1gcnc 1t sixIycdr old son OF Foster
Wyatt, of OcOHe, came over to Pickcns
0i Il visit to his relatives and was taken
auddGnly i'll at the home of his uncle
Glenn Boggs. While his mother was daily
r%pcctinS him homo, she received mes
age to come at once that lIc he was dan
gcrously Ill. She reached his bedside las
Nulsday just short time before he pass
@d away. His remains were buried last
Iridny 1T Sharon. lie left his mother hale
= ID hearty, with the light of life sparkling
"a his brow, and in a week tho light sh,
Eaw upon that brow was closed by death
80, God, to clasp those fingers close,
1, And UT to feel so lonely;
10 SEQ tho light upon such brOwS.
Whic9 Is the Daylight only"