The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-04-26
PlCKENS SENTINEL.
LOGAN NEWS
T. H. Smith is quite sick again.

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Why IS tho; o;Dispensary decision u
coiker? Give it up! Well 1t stops
the flow of whiskey. 49,.
w. NJ. Hagood, of Easley, has been
quite eick for several days. At last
accounts he WIS improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. O: H. r. traut. of
Seneca, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. j. l.. Thornley,, of this place.
Mr.: Tom Powers will soon have q
new and handsome dwelling finished
at his beautiful home on the Kcowee.
Mrs Emma Boatner died at the
home ~ her son; Peter Boatner, in
Williamson last week, ut a good, old
age. .
A military company was organized
ih Pickens last Wednesday 95th inst.
We will give full particulars next is-
sue.
Married on tho 18th inst. by Rev
B. Il. Murphrce, Mr.. r. H. Lewis to
Miss NJ. e. Lewis, daughter of H. j.
Lewis.
Married on Sunday, April Odd,
1894; Amos Sutherland to Miss Net
tic ChastAiu; Jessie Lewis, trial JUS
tice, officiating.
The much needed rains fell through
out the county last week and the
cro,e "~a "a~"'':'jn arc getting over
tl"r'3 Huat..l light.
TM" ,a..} '.,. Us friends of Mrs.
A,a"N5 ~" .r''t ~ 9 delighted to see
Hr !H'" week. one came up Friday
morning and spent two days among
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper, Of Six Mile,
and Mrs. Jas. II. Amber and daugh-
ter Miss Anita, of Amber, worshiped
Mt the Presbyterian church last Sab
bath.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. w. B. Hawkins, of Anderson,
will preach at Six Mile second Sab
bath i'll May and on the Saturday
before.
Married ut the residence of Harri
son Hunter, on Sunday, April 22d,
1894, Mr.. John Hunter to Miss Mary
Hunter; Jesse j. Lewis, trial Justice,
officiating:
DR.. G. W. Earle will soon erect
substantial frame building on his lot
opposite the court house which will
he used by Mr.. Il. A. Bowen for the
postoffice.
McLendon and Cain the men who
killed Norment and Redmond have
been ordered released on their giving
bond in. the sum of $4,000 each.
Judge Watts made the order.
The Chester caso cited by Justice
Pope in his dissenting opinion had
nothing whatever to do with the mat
ter OF tile Dispensary law, but only
with the manner of its passage.
-, There is no prescription clause now
IN the wlSskey law, to employ the sub
tie ingenuity of the criminal lawyer.
It is simply against the law to sell it,
and there is absolutely no exception.
Mr.. Anderson Babb has the con
tract for flushing up the two story
dwelling on the Majors place. He
thinks it will be the prettiest dwelling
III tho berg in another week or two.
T.. All tho State dispensnrics were
wired to close up Immediately last
Saturday. The thing was 10 sudden,
many bibulous citizens went home
from dispensary towns high. dry and
thirsty.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II Cueton, of
Greenvillc, md DR.. and Mrs. r. +.
Smith, of Easlcy, d,ncd at Col. Hnl-
lingsworths last Sabbath. Mrs: Cure.
ton is visiting Mrs. DR.. Fields thi,
week.
AIR. Joseph Holcombo and Miss
Lena C54, niece Of Coroner ~.
Parsons, were married last Sabbath
at the residence of Mrs. j. G. 9. Par
sons, fho maternal grandmother of
the bride.
No whiskey can be legally sold in
the State now except by tho blocka
ders iii Pickcns county, Since we
come to think about it there is some
doubt about their being able to- make
legal sales.
People who do not put up barbcd
wire fonces are generally opposed to
them; but they are tho only kind of q
wire fence trcsspassers will allow to
stand. Few creatures desire to be.
come familiar with q barbed wiro.
A private letter from Knoxville
Tenn, Informs us that Mrs. Enalino
Boggs, the widow of the late Aaron
II. Boggs, is becoming quite feeble,
brought on TO some extent by suffer
ing from paralysis. She is still, how
ever, able to be about.
A movement has been started in
Greenvillo to raise small contributions
to meet the shortage of Probate Judge
Freeman, to prevent his bondsmon
suffering. We should line to soc it
: succeed. There. is no rood bnsinoes