The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-09-13
p:.I CKENS SENTINEL,
LOCAL NPEyVSs

II. O. Bowen, Esq. Of Sherman, Tex,
Ghe city.&
James Seaborn is teaching the public
at Concord.
}. j.. Norton. of Wallalla, was III
, last Tuesday.
p liss Lena Yeargin. of Grcenvillc, is
g friends and relatives in Pickens.
Jas. Richardson, colorcd has school
sn'y-eight pupils ut CLASSY Mountain.
RS. l.. II. Dalton has been quite sicl,
p" 'cral days, but is improving at this
3.
~ iss Klincl1, Mrs. a. w. Dargan and
ter, of Charleston, are ut the AM
tousc.
= conference of ministers held at Nine
: church a few days ago, revoked tho
50 Of Rev. D. 9. Freeman.
NIiss Virginia Ligon, of Grccnvillc,
lille Foster and Miss ,Sailic Philpot,
;usville, are visiting ut Sheriff Nc
Varied, on'Sunday evening Sept. I'd,
j rlo Newton to Miss Rosa Garrett,
Pickens county. 0. S. Stewart, N.
'riciating.
ed, on Thursday, August 3Oih, 1891,
ven months" old child of Mr.. and
~. L. Stewart, and WAS buried at Kc-
urying ground on Saturday follow
order IF the Third District Ali
,lc County Alliance Of Pickens Will
next qurtcrly meeting oa Wcdncs-
" tober 10th. j. c. WATKINS,
Ssssa Soc. 81 Dist. Alliance.
A.&Hester requests lis to stale Rob4
'"tclcy assisted In the rescue Of his
3 from the Kcowcc, and that J. H.i
re was the one who kindly furnish
. ntllc to take place Of the drowned
j. e. Foster the Jealous pastor
ma, has purchased the jenkins
ear town on the Liberty road. and
1c his family to, this place as soon
necessary additions arc made to
ling. -
The 9!h int at general row in
''"''N w NNtC lltilOll WAS SlnO(oU
by negro whose mlmo we have
earned. The latest rlmor is that
caught, but the facts cannot he,
1t this writing.
Old Folks Singing ut Oolcnoy las
vas largely attended, and ali were
. The Association meets at E,on
lday. All arc cordially invited,
nl,l WET .t;.,,, |
ncrs, and have ;fgood time. i
, Il" patrons Of the IIagoId dislric,
" lould chip in and start that school
'"!' about the lSt Of November. Miss
lugh, whose services as teacher in
..' &c term were SO acceptable, would
'' 0 make il a success.
row appears from the returns re-
p to this time that the following
IN are tho nominees in the second
lH: For County Supervisor Mat
mdricks; Auditor n. A. Chris,o-
Ohaie Judgc--.J. b. Nrwhrrv: Su
or Registration j. IL. Kcnncmur.
scJ. Chandler can treat kc! oscnc
4'n the steam pipe Of his engine
s'isrt tim" mob" it fit for sorghum.
H'... F.. ..G ~ but being en-.
4. g.. b.. would get all the
!. ..' ' hat case The ashes
H.. ), :u . Chandler has tried
''-'3 Il SUCCESS.
.:, ,.... ..... en- tho trust rcS OF
,..,. :. ; and Mt Tabor
a'..' ..H.a . | the seats which
.I1,. -, - constable under claim
.riivcry proL> .,,,ingS sued out by the
e.. bcfolc Triri Justice Prior. The
cople were represented by J. Pea
l.. church people by Il. \. Morgan.
i've deaths arc announced in the last
e the Anderson Peoples Advocate.
- those is That OF The venerable and
..' Benjamin B. Harris, who died at
.r.e near TowIvllle last Thursday, in
year Of his aye. He had flied
G ruling elder for many Years and
respect and confidence Of all who
N.
ncmbcr, our old artist and cXpcrt
ter, j. E. kinch, is III the SENrt-
&c again and is ready to execute
y and in the best style all kinds of
ting. Send On your orders for cn-
mote heads, letter heads, wedding
ms, pamphlets, &c. An work
onc and promptly delivered at mod
ices.
b.. e. Young has kindly furnished us
e." rGNEL of Jnly 9th, 1898, and gets
30. We suspect that our thanks are
rue to his good wife, who doubtless
M The copy. Later on the same
\. Brown handed usa copy of the
apcrsiSglIc gets the second prize
.sc have decided shall be six months
g.! .,tion.
. Saluda Musical Association will
an all day singing at Cross Roads
y! six mHS.s north Of Easlcy, on the
v: day in September next. The pub
' invited. Bring your singing hook
/ ner, and let us have Il good time
w. J%T. CHn.DHEsS,
j. NJ. IoorEH,
Il. w. SINGLETON,
ms EX. Committee.
". Y. lIuut, of Dacusvillc township,
" Ms home 6n :hc 5th inst, agcd
~ years. lie was a useful and
respected citizen of the county. He
'll an hG'lYG, practical SURVEYOR for
'ears and delighted in hard work in
. lie, nothing being too ditlicul' for
- undertake. About the Inst nuhIi.
90, he did was rendered In mo 10 .,
months in laying off the county in ~ =.
npol districts. 'S III
)l. II. E. Bowen returned last Mo,
ON q trip to Aiken where he had
consultation with his attorneys,
" Chatec, who have filed suit to set