The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-03-08
PICKENS SENTINEL
LOCAL NEWS

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drop your hook in the Keowee.
III. A. Richey, Jr, of Clemson Col,
lege, WAS in Piokens last Sabbath.
Rev. T.. r. Weldon WAS in attend
ance upon the court last Tuesday.
Q. T. Martin, editor of the Demo
crat, is on the grand jury for 1884.
One little baby with ehrill voice
and sweet face attended court last
Monday.
L. p. Orr will soon move to the
w. II. Kay house, near the Method
list church.
The Judge that writes his name
With.er.spoon is apresiding at this
term of the court.
Miss Grace, daughter of Sheriff
Mcdaniel, of Pickens, is visiting re-
latioas in Greenville.
A gun slot on the streets last Mon
day came near causing O. stampede
from the court house.
The guano wagons and the melting
snow last week combined tore the
roads up in many places.
Willie. Miller, a son of Irwin Miller,
who has been in Asheville for two
years, returned home few days ago.
The Jurors, court officers and trial
justices should file this copy of The
SENTINEL away for future reference.
l.. T.. Weldon met his regular ap.
pointment at Liberty last Sabbath
and preached an interesting sermon.
Rev. Joe e Foster preached an
interesting and instructive sermon at
Secona last Sabbath, on the divinity
of Christ.
Mrs. j. B. Clyde, of Easlev, is.se-
.riously i'll, and grave apprehensions
as to the result were expressed last
Monday.
w. A. Hamilton, who is on the petit
jury, managed to get himself objected
to on acco ant Of his suffering with the
neuralgia.
The Union Times has changed it's
name to Union Sentinel without being
married. It now belongs to a joint
stock company.
Messrs. r. A. Thompson, of Wal.
halla, and Maj. L. B. Murray, of An
derson, were i'll attendance upon the
court last Tuesday.
DR.. j. f.. Williams has moved into
the new house on Lewis street, oppo-
site the Methodist church, recently
erected by Mr.. w. H. Ashmore.
Mrs. Mamie Bolt is quite sick with
pneumonia. Her mother, Mrs Nor
gan, is also ill. Mrs. Il. A. Bowen
went down to see them last monday.
Jessie James, the eighteen months
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Bill
Kingsley, died on Friday. March I'd,
after severe illness of three weeks.
Evangelist r G. Pearson held a
meeting in Abbeville last week. His
preaching never becomes common
place, and the people flock to hear
Inn.
The five to eight feet snow men
toned in The SENTINEL last week was
in the road between the Pickens CROSS
ing and Mr.. j. E. Robinson's. 1t is
not all melted yet.
The Pickens Minstrels have again
reorganized, and will give o perform
ance in the old Court House, next
Friday evening, March 9th that will
eclipse all former efforts.
The patrons of Martin School Dis
trict, No. 40 are requested to meet
at Mack Martins, on Saturday, March
10, at 4 o'clock, as there is business
of Importance that demands your
attention.
"Zade Cox left 22d ult. for Wash
ington, where he is to get a position
in the government printing Office.
His many friends wish him succeed. u
Peoples Journal. He would doubt.
less prefer on orange to a seed.
Spencer Stegall, who lives near
Westminster, came over to Easley
last Friday, on visit to relatives and
friends in that vicinity. He Is the
grandfather of Bud Moore, who is to
he tried this week for killing Henry
Oates in self defense.
A witness, colored woman, said a
certain thing. happened at twenty
minutes to seven o'clock. The solici-
tor seemed to doubt it and enquired
for some corroborating circumstances
She became indignant and said: "If
it's lie the clock tol' it,"
Solicitor Ansel and Zeter Lawrence
had up and down 'just aboat dark.
"What do you mean by just about
dark, was it dusky dark or good
dark?" said the solicitor. "It was
just about dark" said Zetar, and th,
solicitor quit "just about dark"
Rev. G.. n. Schaffer filed his an
pointment at the Methodist churcl
last Sabbath, and faithfully ane
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