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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1892
Page
2
The message is lauded for practical scope and calls for reform while criticizing the reform legislature. It urges trimming salaries from top officials first, questions the six month pay for clerks, and notes the need to open the Clemson and state institutions with cautious funding and better enforcement of taxes.
At a congregational meeting in Augusta Georgia on November 13 1892 the Sibley Presbyterian Church unanimously resolved to sever the pastoral relationship with Rev W K Boggs after nineteen months of service. The note commends his faithful ministry and wishes him God’s guidance and a warm place in the church family. Clerk LB Brows signs. Note Rev Mr Loves was elected cancelist of Bethel Presbytery S C last month as successor to the late Rev Li B Garris.
A fragmentary obituary outlines John Hopkins founder of the university and hospital. It notes his Maryland birth in Anne Arundel County, Quaker upbringing, Baltimore business career, and frugal, plain living. It mentions his endowment for the hospital and university and his family survivors.
The Hibio quoted as treasure for the poor and ill, praised for its uplifting power and universal appeal. Charleston hospitality lauded after guests from the Southern Christian Advocate recount kindly reception by Col. J. F. Hagwood. A legislative bill to pay $10 for a Florence woman's burial cited as costly for the state to print.
A lengthy sermon-like piece argues habit, especially whiskey drinking, can ruin lives and lead to ruin. It urges caution, recounts a speaker’s fall from respectability, warns youths to avoid drink, and ends noting a postponement of a court term due to delayed heating equipment in the federal building in Greenville.
The article argues against calling a Constitutional Convention until voters decide. It says Judge Maher is busy codifying 1868 laws and a convention would waste time and money. It notes cotton prices tumbled at week’s end after firming earlier.
Fragmented column lists multiple dental notices. Dentists Norwood Carlisle Basily and photos by Dol, photographer, announce relocation and services. Locations include Main Street Greenville and new building above Savings Bank Melton’s, with updates to addresses and titles.
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