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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1888
Page
3
Local items report illnesses, visits from Miss Hessie Pendrigks of Liberty, and Mrs J A Child visiting relatives. Prohibition road measured 2829 yards longer. quarterly conference and county meetings set for Pickens. Dem clubs elect delegates and prepare for primary plan. farmers and associations meet. Deaths include Mr C G Warner and Anlius P Bolger. farming, mills, and local commerce noted.
A summary of an April meeting at the Nine orks church in Dacasville township. Rev. D C Freeman delivered a Sunday School address on objections to Sunday Schools. Prof. J A Ives of Georgia assisted. OG W Singleton chaired the session. dinner was canceled and adjournment planned for Orlenvy before the fifth Sunday in July 1888.
A letter from Rome Wow and dall x, President, invites county representatives to back the Augusta National Exposition in Augusta Georgia. It urges counties to prepare county descriptions highlighting climate soil water and resources to attract exhibitors and visitors, promising wide publicity and prizes for county displays.
Glimpses show Sloan Bros and Red Cloud in the paint sea with a five young Taimilbta fonian stallion set to stand at Pick ere GL. special arrangements may apply for future standing.
OCR fragments show medical ads promoting Shiloh Cure products and compounds with claims of cures and free books offered by Drs Staunny and Pare, 1529 Arch St Philadelphia. Also includes a scattered probate notice from Picusan County, South Carolina, detailing administration of Jeanes W Crawford estate and requirements to appear.
The text lists a fragmented travel itinerary with stops at Pom Brevard Pickens Gynom Oo.mn Nine Pines and Seavert with days Tuesday Friday Saturday and Tuesday. Named people include Tom Mary D. Rivey and a postmaster.
Fragmented OCR text describes incoherent references to places and names including Kv.cata ALCL Codumbie Soueantnee and Treater stations. The readable parts hint at a crime or pursuit but lack clear facts. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the fragment.
Pomona Hill Nurseries in Pomona North Carolina advertises a large selection of fruit trees and ornamentals including apples peaches pears plums berries grapes and roses. The listing notes proximity to Creeps Hera and the Ty & DTRR line with regular train stops and invites orders from agents or direct from the grower Crailford Co Pomona NC. A second primary sales event is promised April 26 1883.
The notice announces registration for the preservation of Reefstrag with a scheduled opening on Saturdays to begin by the first Monday. It lists G. Moerntonson as a signatory and mentions dates and conditions for access to the antibattear the oe aver cles tion.
The notice concerns an insurance matter from a state department with references to a company in South Chicago and New York incorporation. It mentions a March and April deadline, a comptroller review, and an expiration around April.
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