The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, August 14, 1890, Image 3
ENS 01NTINEL
"ict, NEWSi
-Ms. Dr. W1iIOI bth r0th-ned from
Ut *bit t4Atlantd.
- zThooommunicationof "Libertyito"
1W fr6wded out this week.
L-Miiss Dena Ferguson, of Seneca, is
viWltiag the Misses Holders.
-Last Saturday's meeting was the
real educational meeting of thO cam
paign.
-Judge and Mrs. W. d. Field, of
Pozer, are visiting relatives and friends
i the county.
-Ed. Farr, who has been in Texas
for two years, is now on a visit to friends
in this county.
, -Mr. John T. Price has bought the
,Thornley house and lot in which 'Squire
Tom Price lives.
-Mrs. G. W. Earle returned last Sat
urday from a visit to relatives and
friends in Belton and vitinity.
-9r. leho Skinner and wife. and
Miss Eagan, of Charleston, and Judge
-Durant, have gone on a mountain trip.
-The n ad of the Pickons High
School will aipar next week. The fall
'term begins the first Monday in Septom
ber.
-Mrs. R. M. Pick( ns, of Greenvillo,
and Mrs. A. M. Folger, of Easley, visit
ed their sister, Mrs. J. .B. Newberry,
this week.
-Mr. J. Thomas Power is confined to
his bed by reason of a fall, which frit
tured threa of his ribs. 1ie fell from it
well-house roof.
-Thexe will be a sleight-of-hand ex
hibition at W. J. Hopkins' next Friday
evening at 8:30 o'clock. Lots of fun.
-Admission 10 and 15 cents.
-The infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.
Cauble, of Central, died last Monday
evening. 1ta remains were buried at
Easley on the next day.
-Prof. J. G. Baird, of Lancaster,
;'has been elected principal of the Easley
High School. He will move his family
to Easley in a short time.
-Wrs.B. 13B. Breazeale, of Anderson,
is visling her brothi fr. V . .-M
Fall. She i acco her~ niece,
Mrs. Willie eaz reuville.
-W. J. .o r and E. M. Hunt have
bought He 1y B 's saw-mill and en
.gine on the Pic ' and Easloy road,
.and will soon mov t to their farm in
- Dnousville.
-The managers at each precinct will
please call at the SENTINEUr Offica when
they come for their boxes and get blank
tickets to supply the voters of their re
spective precincts.
-At a meeting ot the stockholders of
the 4lliance wirehowsp ut. V,dsjey last
Monday, M. P. Rogers was elvcted pres
.ident, and Lablan Mauldin agent, Cuttonl
sweigher and manager.
-The Intendant gives noticu that it is
against the ordiniaces of thL. town to
throw melon rinds on the streos or lot.
-of the town, and any person violatin,g
.this ride will be lined.
-The third quarterly conference of
the M. E. Church for this cirenit will be
held at Dacuvillo on Friday bt-fore the
rifth Snnday in this month, emnhracing
Saturday and Sabbath.
-Oscar Beylo, wvho has been for soe
time in the employ of the East Ten nes
see, Virginia & Georgia railroad, was (on
a visit last week to his brother, Mr. P.
W. Seyle, of this county.
MisKatie Hudson, daughter of
mail carrier Hudson, died last Saturday
of typhoid fever. She was eighteen
years of age, and for several years had
been a consistent christian.
-Miss Ola Hollingsworth is attending
the meeting of the Chau.tauiqua Societ y
at Salt Springs, Ga. D)r. Talmaige will
deliver the annual addlress before the
Society Thursday evening.
-Mary Lucinda Fortiier died on the
4th inst., at the home of her' soni, J1asper
F"ortnesr, ini Pumpkintown townshipj, ait
thes advanced age of eighty years. He"r
remaiins were buried at pleasant lill
church.
-Stephen Lad(d, who lives on Mr. B.
C. Baker's farm, brought to this ollee
last Friday aL curiosity in the shape of a
cluster of six cotton bolls well dheveloped
onf a-single steim. Three of the bulls are
grown together.
-Trial Justice Stewart, of Liberty,
-says that lie is ready at all times and all
hours, day or night to tie the nupt'ial
knot for those whlo wish to sacrinice
themselves oni Hymen's altar. No nmeed
to pay car fare or livery bills. Paetroun
ize home institutionis. Fees ini accor
ance with thme beiefits der-ived.
"-On the 4th inst., near Central, Mr.
Joab Mauldin was knooked uniconIscionIs
for a few innets. Hie stoppied his team
to take on a windowv frame, and the
mules became suddenly frightened, and
starting, threwv him to the ground. D)r.
L. 0. Clayton "'as called to attend him.
He remamned with the D)ocbor until WVod
nesday, when ho retumrnedl hme. Hie
will sooni be able to resume his wvork at
the Clemson College.
-Mr. E. HI. Poore, of Anidrrson, wams
up.with his family a few datysi ao, to
visit his father-in-haw, Mr. .J. N. Wyatt.
He is full of life and in gr-eat hopes of
the future prosperity of thme P'iedmonit
country, Governor or no Governor, lie
has been elected manager of the Eniter
rise Furniture Company of his city.
Theecmpany has done well to select eim
of so much energy and pulshI, and one
who -has be,sides, the confidence of a
wide circle of friends.
-The Taboer peoplo0 are going to have
them a nice new chur-ch before manmy
dlays.MrJon.Wytno hahi
lumber. It wa necessary t taook
serv it s apermanent imphroemenltfo
thme benefit of the chur-(<h and schooleh
W '~tremendous down pour of rii 'e
thme Qth delayed tho work by causig the
zowly (lug wvell to eave. The sup ply of
ygtter from the Spring has5 been wveaken.
iug fQr some0 time, and( at last hats be
come inuflloient.
--Dr. Earlo is untiring in his eff'orts for
the.health of this coImmunmny, and (d00
toi.as lie is, 1h0 believex that ani onco
caiutiq1 is worth a. Vonud oft cre H
calls thQ attention of the Simmim to
two facts:: TJhiro was never better hea)lt b,
in this section, hut in npighmbomring local
Ities there- is much sicknes~s. l1e fuirther'
urges the-great importanco of doing cv
917thinig poss-iblO.to preaierve. tho' health
of the town by k:eeping things in the
best shape around the premises. A
great expense in this dlireetion will he
r~~ conomy compt~ared to the 65pn154 nau(
sorrowv that may bo incurred by uegleet.
Proui =eowee.
ETron Sxtrn: The recent pionic
at Pleasant HU is reported as quite a
ducces, Several interesting addresses
wore delivered, one by Hon. B. J. John.
stou and another by Mr. Oscar Martin, a
student in the North Georgia Agricult
ural College.
Rev. W. B. Mauldin closed nu inter
osting protracted mceting at Old Pickons
last woek.
The Quarterly Cor.ferenco of tho M.
E. Church, mit at Old Pickens Monday
and TiesdAy of this week. 1ev. Wial
ter Dicks<n, presiding elder, was pres
ent and preached an eloquent sermon on
Tuesday.
J. T. Power met with quite a serious
accident last Monday. Whilo covering
a shelter over a well, his foot slipped
and he fell to the ground. Three ribs
were brokon, bosides ho sustained sever
al severe bruises.
We are glad that Mr. J. N. Morgan,
of Central has sutliciently recovred from
his recent illness to be able to look
after Iis interest ati Keowee.
Miss Carrie Alexander, of Oconce, is
visiting her father, Mr. T. M. Alexan.
der, of this Kection.
Mis; Mary Morgan, of High Falls, is
teaching a school at Palestine.
Revs. Aberorombio and Whitaker are
conducting a revival meeting at Old
Pickenls.
Maj. R. H. Cross and Mr. Luther
(iaston, of Westminster, attended ser
vices at Old Pickens last 'iesday.
Mr. Roland Watkins, a tenant on Mrs.
M. L. llughe:i' farin, reported open
cotton oin the 31)tli of July.
Miss Etta flolen, of Praters Creek,
is t(A(chinilg a Jlourishing school at the
Kennemore selhool house, while Mis'
Eugenia Craig i3 wielding the birch at
Gap Hill.
The plic will be glad 10 kno w that
Mrs. Alexander now has iilit across the
Keowee onl hier plailtationl. It seelmi to
be 1rfectly safe, being so arranged that
ia child cain carry i across the river.
Mr. M. Christian and wife, and Mrs.
Will Ward. of Tooa, (a., visited Mrs.
W. H. Thomas, of Pea ltidge, last
wonk. PANSY
Keowee, S. C., Aug. Gth.
'The himmy Lin M1eeting.
Tho ftiends of the dimmy line met in
lhe court house last 8-aturday. The only
iusiness before the meeting was the cou
;ideration of a charter.
On motion of J. E. Boggs it was or
lered tnit a chituter bo publishled for at
m110. J. E. lo-f;4, J. P. C.aroy, ..
it(wart, J. ). Curcton and J. T. eggs
WCer'l aIpoinlted a committee to prepare
Ie nlotice.
Thtlie committen wvro instructed to in
wrt in tle fnotice tllut the charter wolid
We ailed for to rin te lin fro)m Pick
'ns to Some point on tie Air Line llil
'0ad.
J. E. 1oggs read a report from MIj.
'. mterkeley, t Air Lin(, with ref
-r10n110 to the( ratil-4. The report waFe-_
asived infornation and the committee
:ontiniued.
All the oflher commiLees were c:n
.e.With ithe meeIoting adjoin'
d subject to the cIll of tile clilunI11.
u:. s. ('-onet.
Tine following prisoners have been re
-oivid from the U. S. court by SheriiY
Riichey: W. 11. Ilry):mlt, of Andersoni, i
ix weetk4 in jiffli anid -2 20) thie; -lhernimI
Bowen), six wteks; Alonzo Powell, one
uuinth; .Jak S:insell, tw.'o :noniths; Frnm
ais M. Castle, t'vo nionthIs; Wim. Reeves,
Iihree months; Jhn El lenbutrg, thr ee
n'onithls; .John (Unay, three weeks; ,Joe
(idle3' Oat'iiotiti.
Notice of Smale.
I will sell to the highest bickdor on
->atntirhty, the 1I6thi inst., at Tw'ielve~ Mite
imp gronid. the buildmtg known as
lie preCachers' tent. By~ order of the
. uartertv Conference. Funds(1 to go to
lie church. Terme to sntit.
J. M' ( hrm-:~sen-:, Steward.
----Ren (Gritlin, the' father of Clro'ket,
-et tuned last weeuk friomi Madisoin co tty',
a., whiere hijqsi son was hu rt hv thle ex
dlosion ofi a bhlat on1 the( line of the
ieorgiia, Carolina & Northern ratilroad ai
oit timiek ago. I osthI of the boy 's
mands had to be amputa.ted just below
le (elbow. Three blasts had bieen
sharged adjacent to each other. Two of
heam went off', and the foreman ordered
,be other to lie driilledl out. This pro.
seas5 caused the explosion, and Crocket
wa one of the men who held the churn
Iritl. One was killed and several hurt.
[t cost 875 to have the hands amputated.
L'his amouit was generously contributed
>y the contractors. .
-D)r. Wilbite, oif Anderson, was in
own last Saturday.
As E'n uboatteni I E(cordi.
'ihere is olm muat in 1-iekins (Coln
Ly who coul well stind a inoot t of
lie Noith byli the SounthI. Hie i- Vani.9
9. .Joneis and he i is (; years of' ag
Mr. J1ones wvas ini thle city vesterday
-md to sever'al pierso ns h1 i'made the
r~emariikale sta:teimenit that, in all his
life he had niever bought a pound of
Ilhour or mait or on e v ard of c'lothinii.
I-e makes all of these things at hionie
adi goes as w('ll ('lad as anyi~ well.t o
l(o (itizen. Mr i. Jon<s wvent 'otogh
ithe wiar, andl during the for '-.s
wrivathons hiis f:unilyv orn < oof.
thly provided for thlemselves by rais
nug their own food amd making their
>wnt clothes.- Greenville Newis.
Owing to thie faict th at, the lanfds of
(lhe West are rapidly takhen ump, a I en.
or(l paper( pre'diets the ab d ication of
thle oattte k<ing a'dulie e'xtinetion1 of
the cou)~l>oy. Of the latter is said:
'The 'owboy with his rattling spurs,
Iias heathter irouser;, hiis broadhro1si n
wi siaon join th le st agi drii ver'. thle
hunb-r~m, the scoutl, t he t rappher and
tihe iiiounttaini explorer in the proce's
siont thlat liutos r('hnttatn . v to (Ii
)f life.'' We'll, thle earth cnn keelp
green withoutt them.
hiSusribe li' h Sut ni
BEFORE DECIN
Where to Educate Your Dlau;h
ter, Sen'.1 for a Catalogu~e
of the
IFemale CJollege
w ithlt er acilauiti's. for' tliauongh1 't ure
io'i than eve befo tc, re. 11est a'l -a lutr
Lowestm ra. Alddress llev. s. Intae*.
jijw XJA.IM., S'..O. . am.r
Juyawg \lLiAs
NonD-Remident Mnummon4.
THE KTATCOF. SOUTH CAROLIN A,
County of Pickcls.
Commonl Plenm Cmirt.
sulunonl; Complaint Filed.
J.1 W. Norwood, President. Greenville
8avings- Banlk, 1111aintily,
Againt
Jery 11. Paynecand WV. N. P'ityne. Drn
danlis.
To the Defendants, Jery It. Paynw. and
W.- N. Paviye.
Younare h'ereby sIliiio-ned 11'(etkid
to allns er the Cormplaint inl this nelion,
wilich is thia )lav iled4 in th. oli e o.t.
clerk of cou t for P'icerz-n e n ty, :nll if
serve a c>py fof youir answ% cr ilt 'tn- alill
complaint on the siehferiberathi,: ii . th,
Pickens, -S C, witlbin wnt dya r
the srvice heeli of, hv
' sii h srvi -; and if vou I':~il top IIs WeIr!
ofi suc li te rvi I I s eko ii Ciiti
the Complaint wit hi the tin-. .f4r,S.id,
the plaintifT in this c-tion will a lyv to)
the court for the relief d e ill 't *i
complaint.
Dated julle 6th 1810.
[4 --! -l..*1 .. 31. STEW.\IT, C.C.P
J. P. C.R:T, lhtilitifTs' A%ttoria!- Y.
To the dufe-endant, W. N PaYnv:
'T.ake nlotice, that till- C1InlahiI!t in thi.,
:Ation, toIethvi wilih the! n i of
which I or in is p , l
L'I'4p IS: '41py,e al
in til ev of t1- Clerk of IIll,- ()f(er.
Commion Plc:v fir th c"ul y 4f 'ick-En.
in he 11 s4 I I:tt. o ' ilih (:1r.lll a, ai Pick
ens in ,:tid tatc. i 4t -1Adv, nIth th
d ay .Junlne, Ist)0. .I >.' \{
ati-Iw6 Panits.ton y
At ColiLnia, s. .C.
(ir:adiate .Ontll s. Vc.d:-r -r:adilativ
(1ilnlilic. Ak,) Ahfrt'.r anld clictikc
-AUrseO. l'rt'e;i,)ni cour nes in hw,
>h:rmay, ve rin ry s( i-lice an1tl pf-da'
41ops :ndi mIOcl r.,1111: I)(%w infir-llN.try
TIlitiioll Icv. it) iwr i. n 1t)rf -s
520 (ncwlin
lithial aitendan11ce, mcd;cn s 4-tc.) TIa
)Ie bimard, ::,W t) - l2.50M per. moth.
1.I,tfu l l-hv. wa4 hin0 i ls lec .,d
11hmut l .
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n;thwir inabli'.1Y to) .oY t
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We wINill five F.IViE DO ...
LAC S to hie r11y raiisini
Ahe Ifea, es T1ni 'ronm
101d I'oulwhJi ot, 11, andl
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CENTLEMENiii. iii
Pin Ilf anal Need WaeJrn V rI;u.
Th I cll eno ndw aring gtlteofhIain
'A.CO linted-I wn Wet A4-1 tioclfso
"W i Iten ie fo a t-; . nt I durab ~illtv.
PS he(i , ait nua pr'di tfe. 001
fi .O0 Pollc1n i I4o ii ceeil y ndaell i
for ral 'n nin arr. et,(~ C l
A1 nl i eae, :eVn n ne
inghams, Calicoes, L
Also Severial PIairs v,adfic
A Fews Doze(. 134ol-'s jjajl 1
We heave moof walled till I
'e g4)41 you need 114, i 31
emace themNeogreered M4arglaime
.icite 1iA1e or addle'., Er
T11C Hest N Mel Mail%, amad
Vol! wili ahmays i141 at o
eople.
IVe wanti your trade, 2n
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AV
17:4T UP1'OI')\N!
ST.\ND) BA.CV!
Yu1 can't hwar Ilw twi. n hr feel the
'il, nor)1 slee thw sit:n! ThIAt's ridicth,lo !
(l: t~n1le 1 k !:ays tha e wortlq- liehin,' lie
1 h:Il \aIs whNO n iv tial.1 his <b4liv
ihadn't dnne anything. llowever,
Iy siIl wh1eii i 'xi wenit litb iijItut
-10ow, you en"ta nd atiii:t t he ga:te aml11
ailch 'tem gol by. Tatmaes yoVld
nlesome, but here's a renii-dy: ITis AlI
aliek hasi julst op teed uip a lIot o f th Ii.
et!S plocket :1Ian tble ent lery, r.oe.rs,
isso)rs, shote knives, butchier kn iv1e,
'cip shiears, chi iels, hantchets, hand axes,
owler lades and old fashlioned'C realb
okls that will nulke y ou 'Ihink of' youtri
'4d( o)ld grantd-father, antd a lIt oIf t4ols
all kinds for peop1 ll) who wat tii worki
itri's where tihe troulie lies. The4
ty the4 tiiler.
\no(1te remedy is my IU rotlss cut saw.,
y!hlidy kno4 ws I keep1 nly th iest.
aps somelthting youl all nieed, but don't
idt ini every store.
A liarge hIt o)f readtiy-mtadte Cloting fi r
eni anid hiovs.
les, antd now~ s the Itime.
NIl use to mienioil)n my factory yairns,
'111to nulars antd indIigo. TIhecyve tdone'
Thiiis timje wi'll s:y lIlthIing abot th
NV. T. Mc[F'ALL."
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WAT 8 WELRY,
in faM myi lir I l 1l ST (t a
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VE A L7ARGE LA)T
-IN
iwns and Other DRES
Be Sold at Any Price.
hi' FiKe oies. iza Insae sand 11
%:adies' SW raw 22a1.s fleat we
1aings are 41est o1 seasim i l r4
id we neled your Ca'If,1 your1I
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dle's an11d luggy Earness.
Horse inid 3a le NIs ftes.
aur' store 11e Choicesf Groef
everyt ofif0r. shaall e aande
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for yr eui ,n 1. A. <a
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C c ine, I.t i nt a n.cu a '. er thG
I rer:vid p- I s 'f mr ve r
Medci.- au! - : edhaf of i
THI PAPE (!4.1P1E
Coe
S GOODS that Must
wiI nIimnao4 gie away.
,c- 414e prices ol t hena, they
Cornl and1 your Chichenls,
'1a prIICeN to pIefaSe the
to 2erit it.
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A pril pN t . LrTN(ma.(li1
hereb anno1 ltii 'd as a ca1m4044,'da '. 3
mrssfrom the 'T'irni Congvrew4inna
Mistrict, suibject, tW thef actiun of thle 1)e.
ovrat;. party.
W e arv authorie to z nnom B'
Iihc D lm< rat' 11011initi 1 fI' Congrcis
fr m t(i44-I 1hr4d4 te II (414Iinthi. n'r(4gre.iss
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:1,1nnillOned .: : aenneli(IM4 for C<migresS
fr-mi the Tiln-0n1 e io a District,
sthyljf,(t to thc ac, ioh of the !)c-in(ritic
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tricl. s44bjict o til(e :w-tion of the i1)em1o.
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