The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-08-09
T8& WtcR<n8 Sentinel
LOCAL ITEMS.

VIZ. LOCAL ITEMS.
u ->&rMiss Lena Bowen is in charge of the
district school near Six Mile.
Miss Minnie Kent, of Charleston, is
visiting Miss Fannie Ilagood.
-Thos. Welborn is visiting his father,
Col. w. ID. Wclborn, on Tugaloo.
Six Mile Club rcorganizcd last Satur-
day and elected II. l.. Robertson president.
Mrs. Georgia Boggs is teaching q -four
ishing district school near Capt. T.. L. Gar
Vln's.
gDavid Holder is the owner of rs fine q
fouF months' old colt rs can be shown in
the county
~-Ha,ur1ay &c 25th of August is set
'"rn 2'.. d', . lie Creek. Next Satur-
~'.i.. ,G'c' vas elected mayor of
s>N''. ."" '"" "s.: by II small majority
..-.t. .YH h,l'n.Ir las returned to iail to
~ oo,,o out ms sentence. The sheriff
WIpte hime to come and he came.
Tho pastor, Rev. G. II. Shaffer, assist
ed by Rev. i. p. IIutson, is CARRYING
on protractcd meeting at Bethlehem This
week
The Reform Executive Committee of
Pickcrs county met at this place last Fri
day and cstabliscd voting precinct ut CAL
houn.
MIR. a. Kohn the cntcrprising reporter
fdT the Charleston News and Courier. nt
tended the campaign meeting here on last
FRIDAY.
-Jno. l. j. Miller is teaching flourish
Ing school near Five Forks We wish him
much success. He is we'll equipped for
teaching.
The Columbia State, one of South Car
olinqS most worthy papers, was well repre-
,sent:~> On campaign day by Mr.. j. w.
Gibbcs.
2-Aftcr the ball the town council did A
wise and timely act III having the rn,ls i'll
gathered up and removed from the streets.
The plea was self defence.
The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of Jo:.cs g. Garrison.
They have new stolc and new goods, and
that Is the place to get bargains for your
cash.
a protracted meeting was commenced at
Sssssonn last Friday evening by the pastor.
Key. j. E. Foster. Much interest hns nl
ready developed. 1t will go on during this
week.
w. W. Price, the jovial reporter for
The Columbia Rcsg,cr, visited last FRIDAY
with the campai gners and did his share OF
Keeping the assembled crowd well enter
tanned.
Belle Murphrcc, white, was committed
TO jail las Monday in default of bond to
a!Hawer at the next term Of cour, for msbc-
haVlor. Jake Lynch, colorct, charged with
the same offence, gave bond for his ap-
pcarancc.
An overland mountain party left Pick
ems last Saturday for the 'Tnnd of the
Sky" by way Of Highlands. They were:
Charles Prilcau, julius Cogswell, George
hloffat B. A. lIagood, Charlcston II. b.
Butler, Union; j. W. Bruce, Anderson; p.
e. Alexandep P1ckcns. and JAS. Graham,
Easley.
Our old artist and expert job printer,
y. E. Klnch, is III the SENTINEL Office again
and is ready TO execute promptly aud in
the best style all kinds of job printing
Send on your orders for envelopes, notc
heads, letter heads, wedding invita,ions
pamphlets &c. All work neatly done and
promptly delivered at moderate prices.
Mr.. S. J. Childs, who lives in Brushv
Creek township on the line between An
dcasOn and Piclrns counties, brought to
THIS place load Of forty. five watcrlmclons,
the largest one Of which weighed SO
pounds. The total weight of the forty five
melons was Ito pounIs. Mr. Chids says
he has an acre and half all rs fine as
those sold here.
There was good and profitable meet
ing at the Camp Ground last week. The
ministers in attendance were: s. p. Fl.
Elwell, ID. d., Columbia; j. B. Earle and
John Attaway, Wil!iamston; e. p. IIutson,
EaNey; Hardin, West Anderson Circuit;
Q. i. Durant, Townvillc; John 0. Wilson,
+. d., and G. r. Shaffcr, pastor. The cx.
crcises closed last Friday morning.
james N. Richcy, the father of cx-
Sheriff Richcy, died suddenly at his home
on last Thursday morning the I'd day Of
August, at The advanced age Of 70 years.
lie was al honorcd and respected citizen.
All of his children and grand. children at
t"N'"d ~" fnn"rnl evrrnt John Rinh",' nf