Pickens Sentinel Seeks Local Bonds and Meetings
The Pickens Sentinel notes upcoming bond market actions with cut house bonds due next Tuesday and seeks reader investment. It covers local visits, church meetings, school and public notices, and residents traveling or relocating within Easley Liberty and Anderson counties.
Railroad meeting and death notice from Pickens
Railroad meeting scheduled for next Monday at 11 p m with J A Burckhalter proposing a railroad to Pickens and a $20 000 investment claimed to be worth a half million in twenty years. Also memorial note for Mrs Neaman L Clayton widow of J B Clayton who died at 80 years in Liberty township with funeral at Liberty Presbyterian church and burial at Old Liberty graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Dargan
G. G. Wells
Greenville
Wade Davis
Carncaville
Captain Means
University At Columbia
D. A. Chamblin
Liberty
Anderson County
Mesers
Lewis & Morria
Griffin
Laura J. Mashburn
Carnes
Wille
Veene Bee Alsters
Col. Hollingsworth
A. Ellis
Golden's Creek Baptist Church
J. D. Batterree
Chester
W. £. Griffin
Easley
Col. Smith
J. M. McBride
Texas
Pendleton
Presbyterian Church of
Slabtown
Methodist Church
A. W. Walker
O L. Durant
J. ©. Soll
Williamton
Court House
J. A
Neaman L. Clayton
J. B. Clayton
Liberty Township
T. C. Robinson
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church In Liberty, On Monday, Stev. A. W. Walker
C. L. Durand
Old Liberty
Israel
Pickens
Matthew Hendricks
Dona
Central Nine Defeats Liberty in Six Inning Ball Clash
A large crowd watched Central defeat Liberty 10 to 4 in six innings on the former grounds. Central’s John Werner pitched a strong game against Liberty’s young lineup, as spectators praised the effort and Joe Werner served as umpire. Afterward Thomas Parkins treated players to a wagon load of five melons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tast
Liberty
Central
Walter Brown Hind
Johan Werner
Olin Gaines
Bob” Gaines
Craig Arnold
Wm. Werner
Clint Rowland
HL. Alford
J. R. Brown
Beldy
John Werner
Central Nine
Joe Werner
Thomas Parkins
Saluda Musical Association Elects Officers at Cross Roads
The Saluda Musical Association met at Cross Roads church last Sabbath and elected officers for the year: J. T. Childrens president, J. A. Robinson vice president, G. W. Singleton secretary and treasurer, D. M. Looper conductor, T. T. Hughes assistant conductor. Leaders included Profe. J. M. Leneers, John B. Vaughe of Atlanta, and others. Next meeting set for Colepoy church on the first fifth Sabbath in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Looper
Saluda Musical Association
Cross Roads Church
J. T. Childrens
J. A. Robinson
G. W. Singleton
D. M. Looper
T. T. Hughes
Profe
J. M. Leneers
John B. Vaughe
Atlanta
T. Hughes
M. I. Beiasey
J. B. Lesley
G. W. Hammond
J. T. Childress
Annie Childress
Brissey
Qolepoy
Pleasant McWhorter Family Reunion in Liberty Township
Five of nine living McWhorter siblings gathered at J. J. Wakelin’s Liberty home last Thursday with four still at home due to illness. Absent were eight relatives across Georgia and South Carolina. the group recalled old times and noted 142 living descendants. The three McWhorter brothers served in the Civil War, while all present recalled wartime days and stressed hopes to reunite with all kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Dorothy McWhorter
Liberty Township
J. J. Wakelin
Liberty
H. E B. Alexander
Atlanta
M. A. Hollingsworth
Pickens
N. M. Wakelin
J. A. McWhorter
Loopers
Laura J. Mashburn
Carneaville
R. E McWhorter
Salubrity
W. A. McWhorter
A. Ellis
Piciom
M. A. Blasingame
Greenville
Pie Brother
KE. K. Boggs
Marchard
Robert
Alva
Virginia
Chase and capture of thief near Easley in Greene County
Easley reports a chase last Wednesday morning ending with the arrest of Jack Acker near Pierceton Anderson county after a Green ville county store was robbed of about 76 dollars and a gold watch. Ed Acker and Tom Hill were later located in Kusley where Hill resisted arrest, slashing Officer Ross with a razor and drawing a pistol as reinforcements arrived. Officer Ross tended to his wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easley Democrat
Greenville County
Jack Acker
Acker
Tom Hill
Pierceton
Anderson County
Kusley
Hill
Rains
Ross
Frankiih
Clerk's Sale in Pickens County Common Pleas
James A. Griffin and others are involved in a clerk's sale action in Pickens County South Carolina within the Common Pleas court. The notice specifies the sale as part of a judicial proceeding and targets interested parties for submission or claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Vickers
Common Pleas Court
R. E. Holcombe
E. T. Holcombe
E. Sheriff
Court For State
Pickens C. H
S. C
Owen & Freeman
J. M. Stewart
CG. C. P
Tate
County of Pickens
James A. Griffin
Pickens
Co. Griffin
W. W. Griffin
I. D. Witherspoon
J. C. Griffin
J. M. Stewaly
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Monnday
D. D
T.C. Ligon
Oeberty Presbyterian Church
J. T. Price
the Liberty High School
T. Fh. Price
Cause of Christ
Union District No. 1
The
Colored Baptists
Easiey
J. H. Eskew
Piedmont Shops
Pwkens
Askew
B. D. Garvin
D. E. Garvin
Joe L. Cox
Piedmont
Me. Cox
Mr. J. E. Sanders
Mink
Golden
Josie Cureton
Mrs. Todd
Buena Vista
Fairfield County
Mrs. Cureton
J. P. Carey
Cualembia
J. Anthony
South
U.S. Court
Grand Jury
Larkin Hughes
Petit Jury
F. M. Morris
F. G. Mauldin
Fort Monroe
Washington Harracka
Washington, D. C
John G. Wyatt
Twelve Mile
Wich
W. M. Hagood
W. M. Hagood & Co
Hagood, Bruce & Co
G. H. Symmes
Old Pendleton
Tampa
Fla
Major Whitner Symmes
Dean
Daily News
Louis Rt. Powell
U. S
Town Creek
J. C. Garrett
Gates
Pickens County
Luden & Bates Muate
J. Ll. Haynie & Daughtera
Queenville
Haynie Music House
Up Country
Great Southern Music House
Luden & Bates
Savannah
Humons
Simonton
E. J. Prince
Glory Banks
Flageod
Railroad Meeting
Twelve Mile River Association
Pickens C.H
Secember
W. W. F. Bright
O. P. Field
J. Tyra Looper
W. T. Bowen
C. E. Hobinson
L. D. Stephens
J. M. Stewanrt
J. Johnson
Standard Furniture
P. Freeman
Lewis & Morris
Power
Rochester
N. Y
Uee Brown
Deasers
Cumming
Sloan Bees
Nv. P. Holland
S.C
W. P. Hoxtanp
L D. Witherspoon
Phillip A. Porter
Warren Boyd
J.M. Stewall
2MASON
Hagood, Bruce
8. C
Richmond & Danville RR
Greenville and Columbia Division
Richmond & Danville Rail Road Company
Atlanta and
Daily
Amily
Amily, Sonra
Dar
Charlotte
Bellomont
Lowell
Gastonia
King's Mountain
Grover
Blacksburg
Gaffney's
Cowpen's
Clifton
Spartanburg Welford
Greer’s
Greenville -Easley's
Westminster
Mount Airy
Cornelia
Belton
Gainesville
Flowery Branch
Buford
Suwannee
Duluth
Norcross , Chimhlee Jathinta
Hal
Lula
Athens
Toccoa
Elberton
Wa Salisbury
New York
Washington
L. Taylor
L. L. McCleskey
Gen
W. H. Green
C. P. Mammond
D.C
Sol Haas
Richmond
Aily
Toccon
Shing
Ton
Knoxville
Newberry
Clinton
Laurens
Pullman
Charleston
Cincinati
Ohio
Atlantic Coast Line
Columbian
Asheville
Paint Rock
Morristown
Jeico
Junction City
Trafic
Jas. L. Taylor
Pass
D. Cardwell
D P. A
Columbia
J. A. Dodson
Union
Flat Rock
Hendersonville
Cincinnati
Coumbia
Ee -Prosperity
Greenwood
Abbeville
L - Belton
Vanes Pelze
Anderson
Senecaee
Walhalla
Belton Ween Eee Pelze
Harris & Morris
Dantoler
Dantoler & Smith
Holloway
Mansion House
Hickey
Lewis
Morris
A. B
J. L. Carpenter
Mansion House Drug Store
Greenville, S. C
Bryant & Stratton Business Colec
Ta. Hollingsworth
Pickens, N. C
Wilmington
N.C
Upper South Carolina
North Carolina
Condenard Ecitedule
Lumbia
Lawes
Sumter
Columbia I
Winnsborro Chester
Yorkville
Lancaster
Tewberry
Walhall
Spartanburg
Idersonville
Coerson
Rolina
Uen Pleas
James A
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