The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-01-18
PICKENS SENTINEL
LOCAL VS.

AiS' "ullel II. DOSS3 Is teacDlnS
rowing school at Liberty.
1ov. Tillman paid his taxes this
+ before the time expired.
ERE Simpson has announced that
is in favor of the Wilson bill.
There will be q civil service eXami
ion at Columbia, S. c., on the 9tll
February.
Or. r. f. Smith has q fine drove OF
lies and horses for sale at his
'bles in Easley
The festive mule will soon be - q
nmium, and the robin and blue
d will flop around,
John Lake, of EdGcicld, was or
med a minister OF the Baptist
j. lrch the last day of 1898
Mrs. w. O. Smith and family have
we'd to Piedmont and are quite
II pleased with their new home.
,'orn is selling at SO cents, but il
worth dollar to the man who has
md can hold it for use on his farm
The r. e. d. Railroad is soon to
We a freight Office right in the city
drcenvillc, having rented the Cover
rehOuse.
+. Earnest Cochran, Of Anderson,
gone TO visit the Mi,lwinter Fair
the Pacific sIoie, lie will be
about six weeks.
'r. W, S. Rice is n far away friend
tIHE >ENTlNEL greatly appreciates,
1T is glad to know that ne is
ing prosperity in the Lone Star.
HE SENTINEL has u subscription
OF which any paper might we'll
proud. They always come in
to keep the machine running
both.
IRIS. Gideon Ellis, who has been a
g.time sufferer trum rheumatism,
recently been much improved by
lg the mineral. water from Mr..
emlah Luoper's well.
Lrs. Maggie Todd lied at her
ne IN Laurens on the 18th inst.
II short illness. She Was il most
liable woman, and was recently a
lutiful BRIDE She WAS Il daughter
MIR. w. l.. Boyd.
In speaking of IT., .~.,. last week
Z SET" HEL shuu.u ..e said that
dgc W.,hcr ,poon wuuld hold the
irch term CT cOr:,' Jndye Watts
} July term, and Jnhgc Gary tie
p:emDer term.
The taps had become too tight and
mewhat rusty on Il man $ neck, SO
could not turn lis head Without
rning his Whole body. DIR. leo
ed him up and his head socn
rncd easily without skrcu!sinS.
Mr.. James F. Hendricks, WHO has
'tu confined to his ed for some
he with the Grip, WAS out for the
1t time last Thursday. Mrs Hem
'icks had also become II victim 10
lc same ma!ady and was unable t.
. Out.
Mrs Eliza Johnson, rcl:ct of B. T.
uhMspn, OF BrnS!,y Creek, Anderson
'unty, died on the ! llth inst. of grip.
Gcd sixty three Years. Sine VAS Il
lcmDcr Of Bethesda Methodist
and was buried on Friday
t st. Paul's.
Mr.. Jay Bo&Gs, Of Kcrshaw, is at
omc for few weeks among his
liberty friends md relatives. he
ill return to kcrshaw about the 1st
rox. where he is valuable aid to
lr. John a. Davis, the agent and
perator at that point.
James Henry Udidymus Charles
Ulysses jones Peter Quincey Wallace
christopher Holmes ,Iohn Caldwell
'alhom Washington Bishop Kav is
ssisting V. e. Hudgcns, the efficient
hd accommodating agent at Easlev, in
olding down the depot.
Men put up stores IN town and at
lo cross roads to advertise tlril
ares. But all who know, or wonll
ke to know Vou, don't come to that
'wn or by the particular cross roads.
lence the necessity Of Keeping your
advertisement in TIE SnsrIYEL all
le time.
Many Of the masters and sherifis,
yer the State, were worried about
hat they called n conflict Of ma.
Ionnl holiday and sale day, The
wo, according to law, can no more
onilict than Sabbath and sale day.
he law says, when Monday is Il
o!ldny, Tuesday is sale dui.
Miss Lena Bowen is teaching ;
furnishing subscription school n
'ix Mile. She engaged to teach ,
hree months school, but patrons an,
pupils were SO well pleased tbey bov,
'lrcady agreed to make it four months
Mss Bowen is boarding at Mr.. Wi
lam IIarper's.
Mr.. j. a. BogGs, notice of who's,
lcmise appears IN this issue of TIL
SENTINEL, disposed of all his proper
y by will to his children. Ills son
Naltcr IT, ROUuS has thot ,,rrti,n -