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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1890
Page
3
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a domestic scene featuring individuals named Ald and Mr, with vague references to home and a possible event or visit. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Local notices report births, illnesses, religious meetings, and community events. Names include J. Burdine, Dr. Riley, Emmie Hendricks, L. Hagood, and Rev. J. D. Burkhead with church dedications, baptisms, school updates, crop conditions, and traffic from Dallas to Greenville. The county prepares jurors for the next court session.
Dr G W Earle chaired a town meeting to consider buying three acres from Col Hagood for a white cemetery. A five member committee was appointed to solicit subscriptions and finalize the purchase when funds are raised. The meeting adjourned with the resolution adopted. The Twelve Mile Musical Association met at New Hope Church with strong attendance and good music on Saturday, and extra good on Sunday. The event featured a moved program led by L Rh Dalton and concluded with a communal meal and collections for church causes.
A humorous passage argues for using leaders to fill blanks in table rows rather than zeroes. It likens the visual impact to a cipher chain and cites editorial preference for cleaner, more readable print. It also riffs on language quirks and idioms about strings and bites.
The notice notes illnesses easing with John Falls still ill. It mentions Jeff Gassoway and others on a mountain trip. Joan Riley and Francis Smith wed Sunday morning by Rev. J R Riley. Protracted services led by Rev J C Cook and Dr Riley at the Presbyterian church. School progress under Prof Holland RK. September 8, 1890.
Mr. Young and Miss Lou Garrett and Miss Lizzie Boggs of Fountain Inn visited at Mr. J A Boggs last week. Dr Hollingsworth plans to move into a new residence once finished. Rev Plouden of Edgefield preached here Monday night with bright prospects. A rabid dog was killed near town last Saturday, jaws locked, preventing a bite.
Citizens met at the courthouse last Thursday to pursue buying a cemetery near the town limits for exclusive use by white residents. The report frames this as progress toward greater public involvement and growth for Pickens, foreseeing a boom in the Piedmont region.
Article compiles varied notes from Gates and nearby: weather hints delay fodder gathering. visitors from Oconee and local residents travel. Prof. Wilson starts Central School term. cotton ginning activity rises as lint and seed separation begins. J. Lewis Omens Jr. jailed 10 days for assault. Pickens county crop prospects improve with larger acreage and potential high fall prices. property listing: Symmes mill place on Eighteen Mile Creek, 150 acres, terms via Mrs. Dean, Greenville SC.
A terse note suggests seeking the tongue related items at a different shop as the current store has no stock. The line hints at a specialized product, possibly rare or marketed under a unique name. No dates or locations are provided.
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