The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-08-16
--Mr. and Mrs; o. Fl. p. Fant, of sene-

--Mr. and Mrs. o. Fl. p. FAINT Of Sene.
ca, arc visiting Mrs. John L. Thornley,.
The condition of Mrs. Warren Boyd
In no better and she is not expected to live.
Henry Bowen gets off good ship
mcnt OF lumber from Liberty every week
or two.
Walter j. Boggs has very fourishing
school at the Mauldin school house in tho
Enon section.
! --Master Giles, son Of w. A. Temple
ton, Of Abbeville, is visiting Conny Stew
art, Of Liberty.
| Tho wheat crop has made very little,
! II any, impression upon tho sale of fiour
by the merchants. 1t must have been short
indeed.
Hun Baker was before Trial Justice
Robinson last week on charge of stealing
chissel. He was discharged.
Dir. II. G. Shirley and Cham, Parkius
Will begin mercantile business at Liberty
about the lst Of September, in the w. Il.
Griffin store house.
Tho colored folks had joyful day at
Fowlers Creek last Friday with their pic
nic, Many OF them were heard to boast
that the order was perfect.
--Revs. T. F. and r. w. Nelson about a
week ago, closed All interesting revival
meeting at Reunion. There were eight ac-
cesslons to the Baptist church.
Mr.. Warren Lovet, of Sandersyille.
Ga, who has been visiting DR.. Hext Perry
at Sans Souci, was on visit to his niece,
Mrs. j. p. Carey last Saturday and Sabbath.
Farmers and gardeners moved in solid
ha! ,rI,;S, tct, 1,
week. Let them not forget what Sloan
Bros. said in their advertisement about the
use Of the feet In planting.
Tho peaplo who have been accustomed
to large crops of peaches and apples are
having lonesome time this summer.
Some green apples were put on the market
few days ago at a 81 per bushel.
DIR. r: +. Smith and family, accompa.
MED by Mrs; A. t. Harris and son, went
to Cleveland Springs, N. c., last week.
Mrs. Harris will visit Batesville and other
points iu Virginia before sho returns.
Ambrose Smith, brother.in-law, and
Decatur Brtmlett, brother OF our towns
man, w. c. Bramlett, came over from
their homes in Greeville county last Friday
on visit to to w. G. Although living 80
close, this is thcil first visit to this neck of
the woods.
--S1r. r. T. Stewart was bitten by a
snake last Thursday morning, and during
the day while he was at William Hunters
mill, became very sick from The effects of
the poison. He was getting fodder fo1 the
stock out of the loft before it was vet light
and he never knew to what tribe of snakes
his asailant belonged.
We regret very much that important
business engagements prevented our at
tending at Six Mile last Saturday. We
had been looking forward to the visit with
anticlpations of much pleasure. but were
disappointed. We are glad TO note that
the weather was propitious and that the
day was greatly enjoyed.
--Rcv. II. T. Weldon, pastor, assisted
by Rev. John Beck, conducted protracted
meeting in the Baptist church at Liberty,
closing with the week ending last Thurs.
dasday night. The congregations we're
good and much interest taken Ill tho cxer-
| ciscs. One member joined. The ordi-
nance Of baptism will DO administered on
next Sabbath at $3.50 q. III.
Miss Hassie Leslie died at the home Of
her father, w. A. Leslie, near Easlcy on
the 10th inst, at the age of AZ years She
had been sick only about two weeks. This
announcement will carry sorrow to the
hearts of her many friends. She had been
consistent and devolcd member of the
Methodist church since the days of her
youth, and died in the full triumph of
well founded hope and christian faith.
The aged and bercnved parents have the
warmcst sympathy Of the entire commun-
ity.