The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-03-01
pICKENS SENTINEL
LOCAL NEWS

Judge Norton will hold court IL
Hampton next week.
I'ho population of the world is
about ], ,450, 100000.
&r, Miles Singleton's family who
h&Ye been sick are improving.
Mre. J. j. Wakelin, of Central, was
Whiting in Pickens last week.
Will some gentleman, from Angus
ta,, send us a shad, prepaid, packed
Oh icet
Wro,o the quantity of guano rolling
ouI from the depots, cotton ls still
th3 iaYorite.
81 your horses teeth ever need fiji.
ing, just put file in the trough and
'iot hIn gnaw it.
II your canary gets lonesome, just
give j. looking glass. Who could
h"jp owing a canary?
The biting, beautiful, miserable,
f.eecy, slushy snow, that disappointed
,lr 60. because we could not 60.
lsos9 week Rev. A. S. Lesley tied
tila 4uu5 for Miss Minnie Martin and
Nv John Sadler, of York county.
Nc. J. D. Cureton has been recon-
n>np<'"d for reappointment to the
viiice Il Supervisor Of Registration.
Row G. w. Singleton who has
@as9 9 @>,ite sick with the grip for
Bj.at t. Two weeks is able to be out
2M2io.
;iomc thief entered the kitchen of
3t,y. d. f Morgan one night last
week aud stole the sausage made
ir:Gr nne hog.
'ty, s. F. Robinson's friends will
*. glad to know that he is much i'm
r... health and strength. He
...' r.J;te severe spell.
Z is eported that Collector Townes
h&a oNnred the position of ralding
'.,y.G<r to L. w. g. Blalock, of Gold
rHi~ ( aurens county.
sf:. Iade Cox left last Thursday
i'r Washington, d. c., where he ex-
le.ls 10 obtain position ia the gov
H'n1I"a't printing department.
Nv. James f. Hagood, Jr. informs
- 'Dat the snow i'll some places
H~t"yan Easley AMI Pickens was FROM
""r - eight feet quot inches) deep
'Gu> indomituble Frank White had
"a N.rrender to mud and slush last
hjun@ny, and talk to the Pickens
"rrchunts at long taw over the tele-
Mn@Uu.
IloHt Saturday, Chas. II. Deere, Of
I:,i"",s, put up twenty-five $1,000
bill As security for the appearance Of
i%.AHtus Wiman. Deere is the father
III 'nt* of Wiman's son, who is quite
hr>L
4 Door man in Atlanta got in
&rvu'te and his name in the papers,
aiU nus he was located md uvertnken
T., lree wives. Where will his
Jpulles end =?
.'". Thomas Brown, who came
t:rn North Carolina about six month,
1,.p, died suddenly, near Doc AleXun-
0sr'', on Enstatoe, on the 2lst ult.
=" was good man and bright
u, IN.
"a the 23d ult., Savage Tren-
Ay'rl committed suicide at Flat Rock,
T. He was a.bruther of ". l. Treu-
~lt,l, who was Cleveland's first Comp
,>.Ier of the Treasury. No cause is
'n9j,ped.
i,r. John .Jamison, whose death
Ani published last week, was hfe
a.,:nher of Keowee Lodge, which con
juG ed the funeral services, and not Il
1ootnber of Bates Lodge, us THE Sen
Tln&L man supposed.
& dispatch to the State department
ot " ashington last Saturday Informed
,''"u,etary Gresham that Hon. " it,
h&ln l.. ~ ilson is very sick Of typhoid
,uErr at Guadalajara, Mexico. lie is
!, ing way from home to be- 81 sick
there is 10 beef license if force in
,h& town of Pickens. so if there are
ony among the neighbors who have n
u... beef or mutton, they can put it
d.. Iur market under the influence of
j,' trade. Just So you all do not
,,;. * Mt once.
The smoothest and prettiest bicy-
olr riding Of whole year was enjoyed
.r>1' the plowed fields and through
sNc woods last Tuesday morning. An
nsphalt pavement was not circum-
hrolce. The only thing you had to
b" careful of was to keep out Of the
roNd.
rhe Rev. r. A. Child, the newly
ointed pastor of the Chester Me-
III dist church, is making favorable
oppression and is gaining influence in
the community by his forcible ser.
rrons and his fine socinl qualities
Although in the pulpi, only foul
Ve&rs he already takes rank among
She prominent and acceptable minis
lHssof his church. News and Courier