The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-03-15
pTCKENS SENTINEL,
LOOAk NEWS


crowded last Saturday.
=. reformer says he has heard 9
Nreat deal about ring rule, but in his
Judgment the pre- sent one is by a lap
Eing,
Nix. Thomas Welborn has q field oi
oats that will come as near getting
the prize at this time as any in the
3ounty.
Noese Bowen, jr., has been between
2ho plow handles this spring for
good purpose. His cotton lands are
noH ready for the fertilizer.
AGnrtin Bowen has been looking
sal' 10 his broad bottoms o" Wolf
CyaaIr, and barring eccidel ,, his
rrihs will be like Joseph's ne 'lall.
i YOU want to see as pretty q colt
so here is in the county, you will
fad it at Rev. Thomas Looper's, and
r,e bolieve he is as proud Of it as he
would have been when he was in his
io9Na.
Arr. G.. w. Cox still has sufficient
Mu1uDer of bales of cotton to barricade
nimo elf from all who want to talk
s>oi,tics or tariff, and his wheat fields
sri'! coon be good place for rabbits
- bile.
'the Pickens Minstrels will give a
Hoi 'ormance i'll Easley, s. g., on next
Eritay night, March 10th. All low
ara Il good minstrelsy and music
eI>un}d not fail to attend.
2'prried, the 11th inst. at the resi-
s{oro, of the Brides father, Mr..
'tlsuu,as p. Hester, Alr. Riley P.
Nearlen to Miss June Hester, Jas. e.
@orHoughs. N. P. officiating.
~. Emps Freeman, the largest
Snaa in Pickens county, has a nice
1ool shady place to spend the summer
81 A$s store, and he is in communi-
j. there he is obliged to prosper.
HIr. Joe Findley seems to be
arranging and working his farm in
2>'c'oetition for a premium. It is
"o@!y nestled among the hills, and
g'T'' good promise of rich reward
~ ,ldustry.
Sr. Payne, who has charge of the
u n!ors' place, is striking from the
2HJrlder for success. He has just
80. shine and kembing on that
Ttu'',ble f"rm, that promises we'll to
".t@ n value.
I'm Roper is not leaving a stone
1&>Urned TO work out his own success
,n'Y year. Last Monday he had the
cnu'ks flying, the plows running and
-" iog heaps burning all at the same
'',1-.
~ of his nAighbors know that Bar
o'a Williams has been making money
q Endar Rock. From the way he has
DI.o.led the crop and laid the plans for
=, I'd is determined not to fall whit
h@4ind the foremost.
ION the.appearance of things on
>l>t9e fertile hills around Hon. W., T.
s3ow ems, he believes that he who by
li' plow would thrive, must himself
rsthor hold or drive, but last Monday
h9 as doing both.
The public road up and down the
"oif Greek Valley has at last been
g.. where it will remain for the com.
snp centuries. Some very advantage
nuA changes have been made in the
"@,re highway beyond Cross Roads
60 IYch.
sew. D. H. Baker, of North Carroll.
- rill preach at the Baptist church
rhoraday evening at the usual hour.
We trust that large audience will
Hrr"t him. He is said to be an inter
ose,, G talker and charming singer.
ichn w. Thomas is reaching out
and possessing himself of as many
@crcJ of the Dacusville soil as he can
%"' command. He had about twenty
pjo~s running last Monday, plowing
Gor gold which he will receive for its
!3tnNuct next fall.
~ j. Ponder's large farm present
oA IN encouraging and lively scene
lsa' Monday. The plowman's fur
ro~% we're fast breaking the stubborn,
,',ht, and his harvest next fall will be
licious and prudent mixture of
ruyu md cotton.
n}y. James Harris, of Anderson
4ou3'y, was married to Miss Anna
f5hA ION, of Pickens county on the 9th
sne; The ceremony was performed
Hr .>,v. G.. R. Schaffer. Miss John.
t"l, 81 one of the most beautiful young
iA:,'es Of the county, and has the best
H,sncs of many friends.
%'ylnk Farmer is q farmer in fact
10 vii as name, if one may be allowed
10 infer anything from the dilligent
a!t"0tion and care which has been
}aaInwed upon his fertile plantation
lIear the head waters of Wolf Creek.
Xonre is little chance for rabbit to
hu'o except on the extreme outskirts
Of 80 place
j.; M. Hunts farm is valuable.
ijl2&I ration Of making land pay good
Yrtis q, and at the same time increase
~ productive power. The arrange.
rnoli and mnnnpement of his Olnnta.