The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-06-07
pICKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

EIOAG1SO OA1AS &AAaA1D'
LOCAL NEWS.
Consult N1cf'all's Almanack for
representations for June.
Sale day In Pickens was we'll at
tended by the candida 80.
Miss Laura Ellis visited relatives
and friends in Pickens last week.
James Gibson, colored, died at his
home on Keowee river OH the 30th ult.
Return day for Pickens court is
this week. Court ccnvenes at Abbe.
lille next week, Judge Ernest Gary
presiding.
Miss Bessie Mcdaniel, daughter of
j. II. G. Mcdaniel. of this place, is
visiting relatives and friends in Pied
mont. 8. G..
The achO0i lax in the townships or
nthcr districts West and South OF
',"Eoua by a. little irregularity will
JieS hro this year.
DR.. j. Il. Mcbride preached an in
,eresting md instructive sermon in
the Baptist church, at this place last
Thursday evening"
J. Nj. English, Of Columbia, S c.,
ispecting agent for Shattuck & Hoff-
nan, of New Orleans, La., has been
IN Pickens for the past week.
It ia noticed that Gideon Ellis, de.
sased, has three sons surviving, Gid
on, Stephen, and Jesse. The long.
"st.livcd of the former generation
orG thG NAio" names.
f." nl"".,, ia the Bethlehem
ho2t 1j4tr'"C vG. held OH the 26th
o." ~" ".s,jol of special Tux
"n!i ",Y.rlct, lul special school
Nrnrsc&, and the tax was voted down.
"sHF 'i,rion Looper gave free
0HjsM >2n"ort at the Baptist church
vt Friday evening. He will give
other this wednesday, evening.
Z, @ public is cordially invited to at
I'd.
Sonnie Cooper SAYS he could write
~ name in the frost on his plow.
~ lN>,u F.7lay morning, aud the
- '.~Y an I'D tell it was the lst
f"1c "a- looking in the Alma
-.4-e-~o, .!.- darling child of Mr..
nnd Mrs. John A. Bryson, died last
Alonday morning, aged three months.
r he berenved parents have the COR
iial sympathy of many friends in
leir sad affiiction.
Anthony Stewart, of Toxaway, who
. we'll remembered and favorablv
'>nown by the older citizens, is seri
"usly i'll from stroke Of paralysis
Uttered on the 29th ult He is not
xpected to survive.
just ns soon as practicable the
"naders of The SENTINEL shall have
"omo good railroad news. We still
ave great confidence in its early
oming qualities, and you may set
our stakes accordingly.
Fire was discovered in Mr.. N. II.
Martins dwelling Mt Central, Inst
Saturday morning, which but for the
timely discovery and prompt action
would have soon proved disastrous.
The damage was $4,000.
Rev. J. C. G Newton and wife, Of
Kobe, Japan. are now visiting rela-
ives and friends III Pickens county.
}y appointment If the conference
hey will be stationed in Nashville,
Tenn, for year or more.
Cards are out for marriage of Miss
'Iulie White, daughter of Capt. and
Irs. w. r. White, and W. r.. Dill.
:ingham of Greenvillc. The wedding
axes place at Bunconbe Street Meth
'dist church the evening of June 9Th.
Clifford Jones, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Jones, who reside in
3reenvillc county, two miles from
5atesville, died last Friday at the
Aome of her parents, aged twenty
nonths She was buried, the day fol.
owing at Brushy Greek.
!. w. + Mornan mho killed hi
"ijso''n..lnM, Nippa. 0b2ut two yrnra
r~.} j. {Ir, ,"nyiltr couutr, vas decent.
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