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

BE careful of the cbildren's healtl
this warm June weather.
| Senator j. p. Glenn, of Slabtown
was quite sick last Sabbath.
Senator and Mrs. w. T'ODell wer'
in Pickens last Monday evening.
Hilliard Liddell, an aged coloret
man of Easley died last Saturday.
Who was it said second cousin'
were not more akin than first cousins
Bolton Amber lost fine young
mare last Friday, which died of blint
staggers.
See card of Lee p. Orr. Photogra
pher, elsewhere in this issue and give
him a call.
Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan, of Paris,
KY. is visiting Miss Aurie Hollins.
worth, of this place.
James Lawrence who lost his arm
in Hastings' saw mill machinery is
getting on reasonably we'll.
DIR. Miles in his advertisement of
Cesar's Head says it is the most
restful place this side Of heaven.
Carpenter Bros. call attention to
their sparkling fountain and are al
ways ready to furnish exhilirating
drinks.
W. n. Anthony who has been in
attendance at Clemson College came
home on permit last Monday.
About 180 have now left.
Mr.. N. Nj. Madden. one of the old
land marks of the Central section,
was in Pickens Monday. He is not
as good landmark as he WAS, for he
hae cut off his whiskers.
Editor T. w. Folger, of the Cen
tral Tyro, was in Pickens last Mon
day. The subscription price of his
paper ia $1.00 per annum and ho is
a candidate only for subscribers.
Farley, Il ten-year.old son Of widow
Moseley, of the Grow Greek section,
died of fever Inst Friday. There
are two other members of the family
quite sick. The bereaved mother has
the sympathies of many friends.
The colored citizens were last Mon
day night treated to m interesting
and instructive lecture at their church
by Rev. A. L. Jones. The manner
in which he handled his subject
showed careful thought and prepara-
ton.
Capt. J. s. Austin, who is now a
distinguished educator of Santa Rosa,
California is visiting relatives and
friends in this state He was Mt DR..
@. w. Earlcs last Tuesday. He is
president of the Methodist Pacific
College.
w. B. Stoddard, nm attorney at the
Greenville Bar and clerk. of the board
of county commissioners. died sud,
denly at his home in Greenvillo last
Thursday night. He was aloat thir
tvsix years of age. and came from
Laurens county to that city.
The clean shaved gentleman who
met ua on the street Monday and
gave ns the cordial greeting custom.
nry among old friends must not take
it upkindly that we looked at him
nskance, for we nre sure his own chill
flren did not recognize him on his re-
turn from the barber shop.
Pickens county has always worn the
belt, and she is not to be outdone this
year, for in Hngood school district,
we are reliably informed, ~.re is one
nerson that commenced "laving-bv"
his corn the 9th nit. We do not
wish to say anything discouraging,
but in the absence of our farming
editor, we will say, that, like Price
was by killing the ducks, he is conc
day too soon." A.
Miss Nav, the oldest daughter of
j. p. Smith of Fort Hill, died last
SATURDAY., Of fever after an illness of
about two weeks. Her remains were
inferred the next day at Shutdown,
the funeral heing conducted by Rev,
John T. McBryde assisted bv Rev.
j. G. Newton. Miss May was the eld-
cat child, being about eighteen, and
the center of charmed circle of
Ericnds she had won by q sweet tenn
ner and most amiable disposition.
Ter sudden taking off has left wounds
IN many hearts that never can be
/ Nealed.