The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-02-01
PICKENS SENTINEL,
LOCAL NEWS

The back mountains, last Tuesday
morning, were covered with a mattel
of snow.
Read Sloan Bros, A. B. C.'s and
learn to make your garden q bloom
ing success.
Twenty six new cases have been
fled on the civil docket Tor the next
term of the court
Press Brown, colored, OF Easiey'
who had bis leg broken, WAS able 10
hotble out last Monday.
The attention Of the farmers is
called TO an important notice III an
other column from }. NJ. Stewart,
president.
Mrs Hester A. Stewart the mother
OR. NJ. Stewart. has been quite SICK
for about FIVE weeks. She Is some
better now.
Forty acres of we'll improved farm
land. one mile and half south OF Pick
ems, for sale, $500, one half cash.
balance in two years.
If YOU want your house we'll fur,
nished or YOUR teams well harnesseo
for the least money read McFalis $
Almanac for February.
MANY farm houses in this county
are still fortified with Jacksonia1
breast-works to help them wlshstano
the attacks Of per cent.
Maj. J. N. Stewart rec7'Tst let,
Tor last week written from Colu"ol'
in 1874, notifying him OF bis appoint
ment to the Office OF trial justice
News comes that R. \. Bowen has
secured the Pickens post Office plum.
He was recommended for the place
bv Hon, A. G. Latiner, last fall.
John T. Lewis s. Son will soon
have their new store ready for go Ids,
customers and cash. ". 4. Palmer
is putting ON the finishing touches.
Some of the iue oak timber on the
= water shed between Twelve Mile and
Keowee Rivers is being manufactured
into cross ties for the 4. 4 D. rail-
road.
Six blind tigers were arrested II
Columbia last Friday by a regular
State constable, working under APP
pointmens from 6 trial justice. The
cases have been set fOr bearing On
February lst.
J.P. Carey was last Monday served
with an injunction by the big North
American constable, LaGrlppe, for
bidding him to appear in court for a
few DAYS. Dr.. Earle at once com
menced proceedings to dissolve 1t.
Just as your wife remarked on
Yesterday, you will fad that early
and proper attention to Your garden
will Dive better results than anything
else YOU can try at this time. Read
the rem ,rk OF Carpenter BIOS, IN
another column.
4 farm3r who lives three or four
miles N the country was 20 anXions
70 hear from the Corhett Mitchell
sluggirs match, he persoad'd a
neirhLor to come to town last Satur'
dav to oct the news. He wanted
Cotbett to whip.
Some axe Of the impression that
the county government law made at
the recent session of the general as
seml,lv does away with the "thcs OF
school commissioner. This IS not the
case. The Office Of school commissioner
;s.not mentioned in the act.
there will be meeting OF the
sch,ol trustees Of Palestine district,
at Palestine school house on the 10th
OF February. 1894, at 10 4. N. The
patrons are requested to attend, as
there is business Of iupouance tor
their consideration. 3. D. Mauidla,
s Clerk of Board.
? Eucene Alexander, who for the
mast two wears has been serving III
he caracity as clerk for Hagood,
Bruce s. Co., is now connected WITT
TIE SENTINEL, and would DE pleased
t. welcome his friends at his new
post. He has purchased half inter
est in the business.
Messrs. T. Q:and A. II. Donaldson
and B. A. Morgan, attorneys rerre
sentinc Mesdames Liza 9. Greene
and Francis T Greene, have fled
complaints against W. ". F. Brgh:
and B A. Greene, executors Of E. II.
Bates, deceased, asking Judgment for
1888 in each case. rents alleged to
be due the plaintiffs on the Pickens
county farm eleven years.
Lawrence ". Berry. who lives Soar
miles east Of Eas!cy, last year made
fourteen average so pound bales Of
cotton, on fourteen acres of land
He had two acres which prcdnceu
5,762 pounds seed cotton, being q
sufficient quantity to turn out f""r
bales, weighing 490 pounds. Pick
ems county is the place to make money
farming.
The case OF George Cox VS.. Picke rs