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Newspaper

Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1894

Page

4

Come to the Feast of Christ in the Tabernacle Sermon

A long Rev. De. Y Talmaze sermon at Haglish Tabernacle on Luke XIV 17 declares all things ready for the feast of redemption. Christ stands ready, angels applaud, and the Holy Spirit empowers conversion while urging wanderers to accept the invitation before the door shuts.

Broce Tabernacle Rv. de. Y Talmaze Haglish Ega Bath Leicester Kenilworth Tord Leicester Kenilworth Castle Cardinal Wolsey Hampom Court Bea Prevyea Bourquet Epoila King’s Park Eis Moliland France Hampton Court Atgels Christ Lord Jesus Christ Ile Bern Ahasuerus Jesus Santa Cheerus Avalon Rody Saul Damascus Lydia Hudeou Martin Luther Augusting Sedley Vicarf Jesus Christ Jonathan Edwards Thomas Chalmers Thomas Chalmers Snys Omania Christian Fellowship Church of God Lazarus David Sennacherth Golden City Michael the Archangel John Milton George Whitefield Mary Magdalene

Noted Call to Repentance and Salvation

A devotional excerpt urges immediacy in repentance with phrases inviting sinners to come while mercy remains available. It emphasizes readiness and the blessed opportunity for redemption, referencing God inviting all who feel called to seek pardoning grace.

A Singular Case in Atlanta Trial Details Payments by Mrs Porter

The Harry Hill trial features the defendant's statements and testimony by his aunt Mrs Carey and his ex partner Echols. Hill says Mrs Porter gave him funds from 1886 onward including 100 at Dairy Kitchen and 760 in 1887 plus later sums by mail and note agreements. He denies forging her signature. The case also covers Mrs Porter's involvement with the Wilson Whiskey Company and the courtroom tensions. The evidence is to be concluded tomorrow.

Atlanta Harry Hill Badee Lill Macon Porter Express Hill Clark Jarry Hill

Crooked pair preyed on merchants in Jacksonville tale

Deputy Vinzant heads to St Louis with papers to extradite Mrs Townsend and Miss Armstrong, accused of selling goods on trial and keeping them, totaling around 1000 dollars. They reportedly operated a boarding house and lured victims, with a Boston Journal correspondent drugged nearby. They were arrested in St Louis but fight extradition.

Jacksonville Ila Vinzant St. Louis Matthewson Boston Journal

Doctor Hulbert Wins Entry After Break-In Firearm Standoff

Dr George W Hulbert hired Lane to build a house but Lane refused possession until payment. Lane placed McGuire inside to bar access. Deputy Geimer served a warrant and after McGuire threatened to shoot, forced entry. Geimer disarmed McGuire and arrested him on related charges.

Louis George W. Hulbert Lane McGuire Geimer

Bought for Gold. Lucy Harry Sold to Port Moody Man

Vancouver reports a golden haired half breed Indian girl known as Lucy Harry was sold for 160 dollars to William Del den of Port Moody. The sale, arranged by her guardian and opposed by authorities, has sparked great excitement as Lucy, famed for beauty, is described with olive complexion and striking features.

Vancouver Lucy Harry William Delden Port Moody Lucy Saxon

Dispensary Law Under Judicial Spotlight in State Supreme Court

The Dispensary law faces a constitutional challenge as the State's highest court prepares to hear full argument. Attorneys General, council for the State, and several judges gather for the session with a large crowd observing. Arguments proceed in orderly fashion, with time allotted to each side and the court reserving judgment on speculative questions.

Columbia D. C Buchanan Col. R. W. Boyd Judge Melton A. Words Nettles J.P. N. Bevan Jas. Simons John McMaster Dawson D. Melton Gol BR. W. Boyd C. A. Woods Darlington Col Boyd C.A

Darlington Mayor Rejects Dispensary Assurance Memo

In a letter to Governor Tillman Darlington Mayor W J Canaan declares no duty to pledge obedience to the dispensary law and questions the authority of state officials to demand promises. He notes $38,278 in town receipts since the dispensary opened and defends the council’s stance. A separate item reports train robber John Dalton captured after an attempted Inside-the-buffalo-stuffed-animals ruse.

Tillman Charleston D. C News and Courier Darlington S.C Dargan Milman Lon R. Tillman State Board of Control Columbia J.P. Kervin P. J. Kergin W. J. Canaan S. C John Dalton Northweston Express Dalton

Summer plan piano and organ sale in Columbia list

It advertises buying a piano for cash with balance due November 15 1803 and a cash price for organ purchases. Includes brands Steinway Mason Hamlin Mathushek Stirling Pianos and Stirling Organs with a fifteen day test trial and freight both ways if dissatisfied. Describes a large lot of nearly new and second hand pianos and organs at bargains written by W N Tramp Columbia 8 6.

Steinway Mason & Hamlin Mathushek Stirling Mason Hamlin W.N. Tramp Columbia

Senate debating bond powers under 1875 act and treasury redemptions

The Senate discussed the Treasury's authority to issue and use bonds for redemption under the 1875 act. Allen and Stewart argued limits on redeeming notes and bond proceeds, while Voorhees defended broad power and questioned legality of broader use. Hawley condemned tariff changes as debate adjourned without action.

Washington Senate Stewart Secretary of the Treasury Allen Nebraska Sherman Treasury Vilas Hoar Treasury Department Ilegal Gorman the Treasury Voorhees Finance Committee Daniel Virginia Hawley Connecticut

Daughters Death in Burke County Links to Indictment

In Burke County Jan 27 a 16 year old girl died by hanging in the woods after complaining of hunger and fatigue and accusing her father Geo OM Pearson of failing to provide clothes and food. Pearson is under indictment for allegedly instigating his son to poison a man connected to a neighbor’s wife. The boy confessed before carrying out the plan.

R Hoaog Hin Aleigh Jan Geo OM ‘Earson Burke County Pearsons

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