Local items from Pickens and surrounding towns.
C H Alexander and Miss Frances Hagood of Charleston visit Pickens for summer with visiting lawyers B A Morgan of Greenville and wife. Tom Bradley enjoys a month’s vacation among Pickens friends. F C Parsons builds a free school in a new district near Mile Creek. Albert Beatty dies on the Keowee. funeral at Bethel Church. Judge Gary praised. Rev John O Wilson attends Ed Bradley case. Thomas L Thurston weds Lula Berry at Capt William Berry’s home. Thomas Black jailed for house breaking. Don Hubbard and Owen Green also involved. Tirzah Hughes returns home to Kershaw, welcomed by friends. D R Richards and David Crenshaw land an eleven-pound blue catfish in Keowee River. twelve to fifteen dine on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Alexander
Frances Hagood
Charleston
Pickens
B. A. Morgan, Esq
Greenville
Tom Bradley
F.C. Parsons
Mile Creek
J. N. Murphree
S. Albert Beatty
Keowee
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Oconee
Alliance
John O. Wilson
Anderson
Ed Bradley
Gary
South Carolina
Thomas L. Thurston
Lula Berry
Guneenville County
William Berry
Montgomery
Thomas Black
Garvin
Dod Don Hubbard
Owen Green
Tirzah Hughes
Mrs. Davis
Kershaw
D. R. Richards
David Crenshaw
Keowee River
Carey's Island
Reform Club Meeting Elects Chairman and Enrolls Members
Last Saturday about 5 PM at the courthouse 28 voters met under T C Robinson. Maj Stewart was elected chairman and J H G McDaniel secretary. Members enrolled at the Pickens club include J T Youngblood Warren Boyd J S Parsons George Ellis J T Lewis C L Hollingsworth L Hunnicutt J A Wood C M Gravely S G McDaniel J H G McDaniel J M Stewart W H Bryant W L Bowen Livia Miller J T Looper Barnett Smith L R Durham J C Robinson BP A Porter J D Cureton B E W Trammell B B Gilstrap J M Nealy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform Club
T.C. Robinson
Court House
T. C. Robinson
Maj. Stewart
J. H. G. McDaniel
T. ©. Robinson
Pickens Club
J.T. Youngeblood
Warren Boyd
W.L. Bowen
Livia Miller
J.T. Looper
Barnett Smith
L. R. Durham
BP. A. Porter
J. D. Cureton
B. EE. W. Trammell
B. B. Gilstrap
J. M. Nealy
Pickens County
Columbia
Ben Tillman
Tillman
U.S
Gen Butler
Reform Clubs
J. M. Stewart
W.T. Bowen
Maj. Boyd
W. H. Bryant
T .O. Robinson
J. T. Youngblood
J. E. Parsons
Pickens County Grand Jury presents 1894 findings and road cautions
The Grand Jury of Pickens County reports findings from a committee led by attorney J. E. Boggs detailing well kept offices for clerk sheriff and probate judge with a call for additional furniture and fireproof shelves. It notes the auditor and treasurer reports pending final settlement, praises trial justices and coroner books, flags road conditions and encroachments, and suggests raising the Dacusville trial justice salary from 50.01 to 100.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Boggs
Comptroller
J. T. Prior
Dacnaville
Stewart's Mill
Keowee River
Pickens Bridge
Six Mile Church
Robinson's Bridge
King’s Old Store
Crow Creek
Dacusville
B. J. Johnston
Session Court Adopts Temporary Foreman After Excusal
Monday morning in Sessions Court Judge Earnest Gary presided as the grand jury foreman W T Bowen excused to attend the State Board of Equalization in Columbia. Temporary foreman Hon B J Johnston appointed after a brief charging of the jury. contingent calendar passed with nothing for the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Gary
W. T. Bowen
Columbia
State Board of Equalization
B. J. Johnston
Dr Wilkinson to China missionary physician heads abroad
Dr J R Wilkinson a prominent physician and Presbyterian member offered to join the mission board as a missionary physician. He will likely depart mid September with family, selling real estate and personal property before sailing from San Francisco to Shanghai to spend life in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
China
J. R. Wilkinson
Presbyterian Church
Mission Board of the Church
San Francisco
Shanghai
Greenville News
Reform club meeting and court actions noted
The report covers a reform club gathering with speeches by J H G McDaniel and others, election of officers including W T Bowen as treasurer, and a decision to form a five member executive committee. It also details court sessions where R A Jackson pleaded guilty to larceny and received a one year sentence, Owen Green was acquitted of assault, and Thomas Black was found guilty of burglary with a five year penitentiary sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Owen Green
John Littlejohn
Thomas Black
Logan
Central
Ed. Bradley
Harleston Chapman
Rev
D. C. Freeman
Suit Lot Sale Describes Bargains From Greensville Makers
Lot 1 offers 37 suits sizes 34 to 42 at 12.50 with prior prices rarely below 16.50 and often 20 or 25. Lot 2 lists 12 suits 34 to 42 at 10, previously sold from 15 to 16.50. Lot 3 contains 9 suits 34 to 42 at 7.50, previously sold from 10 to 13.50. The Greensville goods are claimed to be finest fabrics and tailor quality.
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Hickens Sentinel
Court of General Sessions
Grand Jury
Sessions Court
B. Edens
J. O. Davis
W. &. Hudgins
Easley
Table Rock
Anti
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Dr. King
Thomas Eggers
Florida St
MecFall’s
Pickens Iethires
Pickens C. Hy
Pickens Rifles
L. I. Compress
J. J. Lewis
Morris's
Holly Springs
J. T. Burdine
BCU
Wiltiund
Pg UL
Bedford
Duke’s
Morris’s
Hall
Twelve Mile River Church
J. S. Allencrompire
Com
Ayer
WIEN
Pato
D. C. Preusser
Converse
Texas
Dr. J. C. Ayer & GO
Lowell
Mass
THE
Atlanta Weekly
Sentinel
Liberal
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Thurabi
McFall
Almanac
Castile
W.T. McFall
Jones & Garrison's
Madre
Sia
Brilliantine
Kentucky
Pendleton Street
Addio
IWC
Constitution
Ben Rama
Pickens, S. C
Hagood & CO
S. C
Hagood, Bruce & CO
Yours Truly
W. M. Hagood & CO
Carpenter Bros
Mansion House Drug Store
Greenville, S. C
Greensville
SiPmora
Coach Factory
Patronizeo
H. . Markley
G W. Sirkrine
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