Pickens Sentinel notes local elections and court actions
The Pickens Sentinel reports J T Burpins offers a mule and milk cow for sale, Jorre Looper appointed election supervisor, influenza hits W T McFall family, and Anderson to be electrified by July. It covers county alliance meetings, jail disclosures, court house enlargement plans, moonshine cases, and local deaths including Mrs Jason Gillespie and John Nalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Milch
J.T. Burpins
Sunny Dale
Jorre Looper
Pickens County
W.T. McFall
Eluvital Relay Faces Charter Hurdle and Public Debate
A legislative act is needed to incorporate the Eluvital Relay company. Public support may cover the 818,600 subscription with some firms offering iron supply. Debate continues over starting work in July versus waiting for charter approval as outsiders watch closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Charter
Lnere
Pickens
Sex Tinks
Rubicon
Rome
Cresar Bie
Atlantic
Cyrus Pield
Pickens County Farmers Endorse State Convention Actions
The Parmers Association of Pickens county met in the courthouse with many members present. Vice President Pield and delegates explained recent convention actions and a preamble and resolution were unanimously adopted endorsing the state convention. Delegates were elected to meet in Columbia on March 27 1800, with Griffin elected vice president and Bowen secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmers Association
Pickens County
Court House
Pield
Ton. B. J. Johnston
Lewis
Witrrras
Farmers Organization of
South Carolina
Columbia
Andl
B.S. Griffin
W.T. Bowen
Close Call for Infant In Narrow Carriage Escape
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Lou Carey had a narrow escape Monday afternoon when a carriage swung onto the sidewalk near the Keowee Hotel as a runaway horse charged, tearing the carriage but sparing the child. The Seneca Press notes relief and the loss of the carriage as secondary to the saved life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Carey
Iearse
Keowee Hotel
Louis
Ingo
Seneca Pree Press
Musical meeting of the Twelve Mile Musical Association at Mile Creek Church
The Twelve Mile Musical Association met Mile Creek Church on the eighty of March opened by Rev T S Nelson who led the class one half bow. Leaders J T Thomas Jh Ta Murphred directed the association before a one hour dinner break. After dinner T R Dalton T EL Stewart and R W Nelson conducted the session and Rev J P Nelson J L Mervin See closed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelve Mile Musical Association
Mile Creek
T. S. Nelson
J.T. Thomas
Jh. Ta. Murphred
T. R. Dalton
T. EL. Stewart
R.W. Nelson
J. P. Nelson
J. L. Mervin
See
Salvation Oil Still Unknown to Some Citizens in Hequentered Era
With the nineteenth century dawn, society enters a world of wonders yet some residents remain unaware of Salvation Oil. The article notes surprising gaps in widespread knowledge despite rapid advances in science and invention.
Town Election Returns Earle and Clyde Dominate
In Abbeville last Monday the Intendant election went to Dr G W Emile with J B Clyde, J M Stewart, T R Price and B A Bowen as wardens. Voter turnout surpassed any in ten years. Local items note Cureton not a candidate, street contract to Phil Mulenburg, a near-town row over a painted rooster, and delegation reports to Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Emile
J. B. Clyde
J. M. Stewart
TS Ro Price
Bal Bowen
Liberty
Phil Mulenburg
Pickens
John T. Boggs
J.D. Smith
W. DD. Glenn
J. A. Davis
Peggie Wilkerson
Brushy Creek
Yeppie
Voting Precincts in Pickens County Easley Township List
Registration certificate reminder lists voting precincts for Pickens County in Easley and surrounding areas. Precincts include Easley action Central Station Liberty Station Pickens Court House Ducasville Pri intown Tuestuto Cross Plains Foster's Store Da ensville Vawne Lin Mile Creek Mile Creek Chaurch Mile in Vbarri cae Lownshiip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Pickens
Easley Action
Central Station
Liberty Station
Pickens Court House
Ducasville
Pri ‘Intown
Tuestuto
Cross Plains
Easley
Foster’s Store
Daensville
Vawne Lin
Mile Creek
Chaurch
Vbarricae Lownshiip
Citizens discuss dummy line and subscription drive
Liberty and Pickens citizens met at the Court House to discuss a proposed rail line. Committees were formed on subscriptions and right of way with several members named. The group aims to raise funds, seek railroad stock, and begin construction ahead of the upcoming Legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Court House
Liberty and
Pickens
J. E. Gores
J. E. Roges
WD. Glenn
O. Ta. Durant
al. W. Newton
M. W. Newton
J. FE
J. E. Boggs
J. J. Boggs
J. A. Davis
Dickens C. HL
Thief Breaks Into Store In Dacusville Night Raid
On the night of the 8th instant a thief entered Mr. W Hester’s store in Dacusville by boring a wall aperture. The burglar borrowed Mark Williams’ brace and bit about three miles away and discarded a hand saw at Asters Lathem's. Loss amount undetermined, with theft believed to be substantial.
Almanack ad touts varied goods in mountain town
The piece promotes a local merchant’s weekly offerings from presses of goods to farm and household supplies. It stresses a large stock in a small town, inviting customers to ask for items not visible, listing fabrics, clothing, shoes, hardware, tools, groceries, and household goods including soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orch
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Lurrienne
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Colton
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Easley Township
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Texas
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Gilstrip
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G. W. Earle
R. A. Bowen
T. R. Price
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C. J. Robinson
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J. DD. Cureton
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C. Ceee
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Lediae
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Washington Territory
Abbeville
Catherine Lewis
Dr. Bull
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Hagood, Bruce & CO
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McFall
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W.t.mcfall
LEIDO
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Pickens Co. Ls. C
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St. Louis
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M.A. Simmons
J. R. Graves
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Tenn
Il O. Bowen
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J. ¥. Boas
S.C. Pickens
Wwells
ORK & Boggs
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Frank Smith
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Omee
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Jay Clayton
Prudence Clayton
Kuey Chiyton
Anshie Chiyton
Silas W. Clayton
Janie Clayton
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Pickens CL HL
Shan
Newberry
Pris
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Eid State
Tpocarby
Atty
J. Newners
G. Seal
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