The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-02-29

States, anu was c0EW2GCS.' III" ;
Walker Castor camp, United Coa:,-Gi-
crate veterans. He was a conspicuous
figure at all veteran gatherings.
Orangeburg.-The court of general !,
sessions in session in this city is now !!
well under way, and is dispensing
with justice in good order The grand :
jury finished its work in the matter
of passing upon bills and making. thef
necessary visits and inquiries. The
court will be in session whole week ;
and many true bills have been found.
making a heavy docket for the court.
Greenwood.-Th arrest of two white
men at Grendei mill No. /, supposed
to be daring safe cracker and his
pal, has developed into another case
of mot wanted" The local. officers
were led into the affair by man nam
ed Peace who said he was a Pinker-
ton detective. After landing the
men in jail Peace decided they were
not the men wanted. Both have since
been released.
Rock Hill.-A report received here
from the United States Postofice De.
partment, made by Inspector Brown
refuses an application made by Post
master E. E. Poag fer an extra car
rier, made necessary by the rapid
growth of Rock Hill within the pas;
year 1t is said there are about three
hundred families living within the in
corporate limits v-f,0 c~o not enjoying
the benifits of free delivery.
St. Matthews. Is burg was
thrown into a mild spasm CT SUI
prise over the raid Of a room over D..
L. NJ. Able's store where. il is alleged,
some white men were gambling Soon
afterwards Mr.. Ben F. Antley. a fo:'
mer chief of police, and the present
chief of police, ". C. Dcwie, got in
some words over the raid, which re-
suited in a fstic cuff, adding addition
al interest to matters.
Greenville-A model dairy farm,
stocked with the finest bred Hclstein
COWS, and conducted on the most ap
enterprise III Greenville The barn:
for the farm have been built, mostly
Of cement construction and the I!ci-
stems have arrived and it will only bG
few days before Greenville will ha:a
milk supply equal to that CT an.
city in the country. The investment,
it is understood, represents quite an
outlay of money. 1t is owned by local
Edgefeld-The spring term OF the
court of general sessions will conyeni
on March 1. George E. Prince VIII
preside. The criminal docket is com.
paratively light, and VIII be disposed
of in elss than week. There are only
four prisoners in jail at this time.
Columbia.-A charter was issued b.
the secretary of state to the Caldwell
& Annette Co., of Wirnsboro with I;
capital stock of $4,000. James P
Caldwell is president, W c. Peay, vice
president, : R.. E. Caldwell, secretar.,
and R. E Annette, treasurer. The
company will do general merctan-
disc business.
Greenville.-The Boys Corn Clu;
contest this year will be the biggest
yet, there being more than sixty
names already on the list. These
lads represent every section q t.
county-from the Dark CHrne~ :;
Brushy Creek.
spartan5urg.-R. T. Wilson, of Lau-
rens, will represent ,Wofford College
in the GYeenwcod intercollcG-
torical contest. He is the reI.
tive CT the Preston Literary 5, st.
His subject was The future CT Dem
ccracy in South Carolina TIE g.
ternate is l.. P Wannamaker, CT Che
raw
,.easurer jenkins viii Retirs.