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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1893
Page
2
The Clemson College annual report shows total net income of 100822 with 18453 debt, enabling completion and opening of buildings including chapel and dormitory with 155 sleeping rooms. Opened July 6 with 444 students, 425 in attendance and 525 applicants for February admission.
The legislature begins its annual session next Tuesday with the dispensary law expected to dominate. The Governor’s message will address reform divides over liquor control, with prohibitionists favoring strict bans and others seeking revenue-linked tweaks. Other issues include railroad and phosphate interests, a metropolitan police measure, and elections for several circuit judges. The Comptroller reports pension adjustments, state salaries, insurance revenues, and a rising taxable property base.
A county letter to Senator Odell and Representatives Carpenter and Mauldin urges immediate meeting action. It argues for cash-based county budgeting to speed payment of local debts and cut costs by reducing delays in paying workers, noting past railroad debts and costlycredit terms.
The county reports Dr. Ensor has resigned with effect at month end and will stay at Columbia until then. The raid on Big Easta toe led to Mansell and Joe Chapman being taken from a blockade still. the plant was destroyed and the men bound over.
The item lists a 1893 presidential populist ticket with Tillman as president and Mrs. Lease as vice president along with cabinet picks and a provocative pledge. It also reports a Bloomfield Pennsylvania case where Emily Peterson sued Henry W Williams for $1000 over injuries to her feelings after he placed his arms around her waist, settled on Thursday.
Public auction in Pickens before the courthouse on a December saleday with cash terms. The notice lists several parcels in Easley and Pickens townships, including 182 acres near Oolenoy River, 78 acres by Prices Creek, 10 acres on Reedy Bark, and multiple tracts with varying sizes and partition actions. Each listing specifies boundaries, adjoining landowners, and payment terms with bonds and mortgages as security. The sale is conducted under decrees and foreclosure orders dated Nov 9, 1893.
Creditors of the estate of Larkey Hendricks deceased must present their demands legally proven to the undersigned at Field 8 C on or before November 25, 1803 or be barred. Those indebted to said estate should pay by that date. D. E. Westpricks, Administrator.
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