The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-01-25
,'TCKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NE WS

hOSAh Nn
Many bales of the feeoy stapl
ped through to market last week.
The SENTINEL Job Office has bear
,pt humming for the last few days
Miss Matte Kay is teaching school
Double Springs, Anderson county.
One of DR.. r. +. Smith's fine drove
>rses died last week Of lung fever.
The only pig stile we remember
wing noticed is to have the tail
lrled.
Pay your taxes before you get your
,xt SENTINEL. The time will have
pired.
The waters of Tan-vard Branch
. mingled with something besides
, d oak ooze.
Two pr three good little farms for
le by the clerk next sale day, Mon
q ~, the 9th prox.
Andrew Curcton, of Grcenville,
.st Sabbath, visited his uncle, DR.. J.
-. Cureton, of Pickens.
B. D. Mauldin has been appointed
i otary public, and is ready ct all
mes to ratify marriage contracts.
Ex-Judge T. j. Mackey ia writing
indicate letters for the newspapers.
hey are very readable and character
itic.
II any of the candidates for cover
or have night mares, they will find
ood harness at Hagood, Bruce g.
!o's.
During Christmas week Mrs. Kate
!o"ston was happily married to Jesse
'. Lamb, a prosperous merchant Of
wilson, N G.
Walter Bowen. one of the hand
ONE and efficient rail- Dad superin-
ents at Seneca, was visiting in Easley
ast Sabbath.
There were two moons in Pickens
ast Saturdav---a full moon and
,oney moon. There was man in
10 full moon.
Rice's post office j. now at Henry
'arr's, but there is no postmaster.
1r. Farr has been sworn in and is
citing as assistant.
The frieuds of F. Nj Morris are
lad to see him out again, after all
lness of two weeks or more. Ho is
gain really for business.
The porkcrs are getting the grip,
+ something besides the stiletto,
hich lays them out pretty suddenly
hen there is no water hot.
On the 9th inst. .lohn MoJunkin
led at bis home near Table Mountain,
the age o. forty-thrce He left Il
idow and three little children.
John Ferguson many friends will
glad to learn that his health is
,uch im!r.>cd al,; that he will soon
ia nusihe,a at his old stand.
Athens and Travellers Rest, in
1eenville county, on the 22d inst.
.rformed thc.r first municipal acts
electing intcndants and wardtns.
Why is q disp"nsary constable like
still worm! Because he conveys
4 whiskey to Il place where it can
proved, Gaugcd and stamped by
e government.
Wad McFull, of Wintton, N. c.,
bright and handsome youth Of
ventcen summers, is In Pickens
is week, the guest of his uncle, the
manac man.
1t is estimated that r. M. Foster
as more corn in one bulk than any
:her citizen of the county. 1t will
ome in mighty handy from now un-
crops are "laid-by."
Lee Holcornbc and James Bentley,
this county, were before Commits
oner Hawthorne Inst week, charged
ith working in distillcry. The
'Be was continued lOf more teSti-
ony.
Some are looking for work and
me are looking for workmcn. Let
1ch invest few shckels in advertis-
G in The SENTINEL, and they will
'on have the pleasure Of seeing
.ch other.
Thos. New hortcr, Of Rice's, has
# with The SENTINEL three grades
as fine tobacco as we have ever
On. Its appearance and quality
th show that it has been handled
an expert.
Saturday was cold, gloomy day
4 Pickens, but now and then the
IN would strike through rift in
he clouds and fall in spots upon the
lorthward hills and mountains, which
seemed to be posing for ideal land
icapes.
The Chester Bulletin says: "Card
are out announcing the marriage O
Dir. u. E. Latimcr, of this city, t,
Miss Lizzie Cureton, OF Greenyille