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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1890

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Dr Talmage in Austria The Surprises to Religion

Dr Talmage describes Jerusalem and Solomon's palace as a foil to religious awe, urging earnest pursuit of faith. He cites Queen of Sheba's visit and calls for personal quest to find God, urging caravans of truth seekers to Jerusalem. He foresees heaven as a greater surprise for believers.

Jerusalem Sea of Galilee Solomon Winemat Jan, Aoe Rey Ie de Witt Talmage D. D Broon Etta City Holy Land Lake Galilee Palmyra Thapsacus Euphrates Palestine Ezien Geber Ilo Mount Lebanon Ges Jhppa Thenes King's Gate Egypt Cedars Temple Solomon's Palace Solomon’s Palace Hiram Josephus Sheba Jesus Christ Elizabeth Christina Prussia Maria Wendorovna Nussia Marie Iyrance Helena Constantine Arcadia Constantinople Clotilda Elizabeth of Burgundy Prince Albert Windsor Castle Queen Victoria Abyssinia Arabia Felix Sebre Jesus Christ Kingdom of Heaven Arabia Ielix Zion Isaiah John Paul Mzekiel Luther Calvin John Milton China God India Ganges Italy Russia Heaven Lilleiniss Cassia Desert Lebanon

New State Laws on Convicts and Weights Rules From 1889 Session

The act list covers farming out convicts with board authorization to buy a state farm not exceeding forty thousand dollars, limits on leasing to phosphate mines, and flood safe farm requirements. It also revises tare on cotton to abolish deductions except bagging and ties, raises maximum interest rates for contracts, and enables South Carolina towns to use hard labor for misdemeanors. Additional provisions set penalties for false scales and protect homestead rights against preassignment waivers.

General Assembly Board of Directors South Carolina

Terror at a Bull Fight Plaza Collapse in Mexico Injures Many

Telegrams report a plaza collapse during a bull fight in Mexico City area causing hundreds of injuries. Spectators rushing to escape, panicked exits, and rescuers pull trapped victims from debris as doctors treat the wounded. no fatalities reported. Also a Corry Pennsylvania note on Mrs. L. Harvey delivering three children in thirteen days, two stillborn, one surviving, prompting medical discussion.

City Mexico Villa Lordo Plaza Corry Harvey Albion Station

Baby Soldier Boy in Charleston Confederate Service

Charleston News and Courier recounts Charles E. Scharlock born June 20 1850 at Moultrieville who became possibly the youngest Confederate drummer boy serving from age five to near war end. He aided on Sullivan's Island Edisto Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie and later served in Union Light Infantry band before returning home with illness. He helped Charleston engine companies during its burning and was 14 years 20 months at surrender.

Charles E. Scharlock Charleston News and Courier Charles E. Scharloock East Bay Calhoun Streets Virginia Mr. Scarbock Moultrieville Bullivan’s Island Star of the West Charleston Sharbock News and Courier Mr. Sharbock Scarbuck Capt. Warley Darlington Sullivan’s Island Huger House Young Scharloock Capt. de Treville C. V Fort Sumter Edisto Y King’s Bay Hilton’s Head Fort Moultrie Church Flats Wm. Butler Union Light Infantry Samuel Lord Bubbury Waagner Ilo Jitter Corps Scharloock Cattery Jefferson Davis Davis Col. Gaillard Walthall Scharlock Drury’s Bluff Scharbock Pressley Drury Schrloock HNU Chareston

Missionary in Algiers Kills Daughter in Insanity

News from Crarrtorrrm reports Rev. GO Powell, formerly an Independent Baptist missionary to Algiers, killed his six year old daughter during a fit of insanity. His wife escaped and the family plans to return to North Carolina. Powell previously spent time in Raleigh asylum and was treated in Algiers before the fatal act.

Algiers Trev Mr. Powell Raleigh

Y M C A Nort h Carolina convention set for Goldsboro

The State Convention of the Young Men’s Christian Association of North Carolina will meet in Goldsboro March 18 14 15 and 16 next year. State Secretary Coulter expects about 300 delegates. No war vessels will likely be sent to Colombia due to seizure incidents and Colombia’s authorities’ clearance decisions at nonentry ports.

Youn Men’s Christian Association of Nort Carolina Goldsboro Coulter Colombia

Unrolling of an Upper Egyptian mummy at University College London

A large audience witnessed Sir A. Budge unroll a mummy from Upper Egypt at University College London on December 18. The process revealed bitumen preserved remains and inscriptions in hieratic text, suggesting a late period mummy likely from the nineteenth dynasty and a non-royal status.

Botanical University College, London Upper Egypt London A. Wallis Budge British Museum Ericksen John Lubbock M.P A. Garrod Gladstone Seeley Ramsey Goodwin Carey Poster Hayter Lewis Romanes Poynter Almtaadeema Beerbohm ‘Free Rider Haggard Maunde Thompson Fitch Quain Budge

Johns Hopkins Reports Snake Shaped Parasites in Blood

A Baltimore dispatch describes a Charlenton, B C patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital with snakes shaped parasites in his blood for about twenty years. Blood samples were taken from a finger tip and examined under a microscope. Only twenty five cases have been reported in the country.

A. T Baltimore Dispatch Johns Hopkins Hospital Charlenton B. C Jobes Hopkins Hospital United States

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