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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1894

Page

3

Pickens Sentinel notes local happenings and marriages

The Pickens Sentinel reports on illnesses of T. H. Smith and W. M. Hagood, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fant, a new dwelling by Tom Powers, deaths of Emma Boatner and others, a military company organized in Pickens, multiple marriages, dispensary debates, road damages, church events, and railroad travel notices tied to the era's civic life.

T. H. Smith James P. Carey Atlanta W. M. Hagood Easley O. H. P. Fant Bencea J. L. Thornley Tom Powers Keowees Emma Boatner Peter Boatner Williamston Pickens McLendon Cain Norment Redmond Watts Chester Pope Anderson Babb Berg Baptist Church Fairview Twelve Mile Jnc. O. Wilson Bailey Job Smith Nancy Ferguson A. M. Mauklin George Hendricks W.hl Ho Avial Newberry Anna Bachman Aull Robert W. Russell John P. Aull Herald and News Messrs S. B. Aull W. B Aull Jonny

War to the Knife in Clothing Camp in Greenville

Great excitement in Greenville as the clothing store advertises sale prices for boys and children's wear. Prices include Boys Knee Pants from 16 cents, Children's suits 50 cents to 4 to 13 years, school suits with two pants at 3.80, and men’s work pants at 50 cents. Stock also includes socks from 5 cents a pair and mixed sock suits from 2.50 up.

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The Moments Were Numbered and Strife Ended

The narrative describes a swift end to conflict and a transition as flying horses transport the speaker to the end of the aisle. A quick turn redirects gaze and the scene vanishes, entering dreams forever.

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