The sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1906-1909, November 03, 1906, Image 5
kens Sentii iJournal
happenings of Local and Persona
Nature.
-Messrs. Lee A. Roper and Sam.
uni Robinson were in Pickens Satur
-Mrs M. F. lRester and Miss Ina
b 'ugs, of Pickens visited friends and
re tives in Easley la*t week.
-Elijah Moore, who escaped last
'sk from deputy marshal George
Clpman was recently captured at
s.tral and has been lodged in the
kens jail.
S.-Misses Nellie (Irandy and Maka
gs . spent a portion of last week
- : their parents in Pickens, going
,k Monday to their studies in the
envilte Female College.
-Mrs. Iola Parrott and children
Central S. C, Sept 19 for Greens
o. N. C. whore she goes to give
- hildren the advantage of the
. lostolic" Holiness Bible School
Ch is located at this place.
-fAr. G. W, Corbin, the foreman
the carpenters on the Pickens
.on mill, is laying down lumber
erect hiniself a nice eight room
,ise on the lot rec ntly purchased
m Holder & Taylor. George is- a
ver fellow and a man in the right
ce.
,-The Greenville News says that
. and Mrs. W. M. Hagood, of
sley, have sent out invitation' an
unring the marriage of their
ghter, May Gertrude, to Dr. An.
aw B. Mathews, of Elberton Ga.,
w1bich happy everit occurs on the 6th
of November.
-Auditdr-E. F. Keith has treated
imself to a pair of fine bay mules
hich he will use in carrying guests
>z Table Rock and all surrounding
points of interest. He will begin the
rection of a good hotel at Table Rock
f.. on, at which place a hotel is badly
teded. Foster is a clever fellow and
, 11 make a good hotel man. The
mey being put into this enterprise
"3ot "dog tax money."
-Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Vrlley, who
'e been on a visit to the latter's
ents in Pickens, left Monday for
xville, Tenn., where Mr Valley
- enter college. This is his last
c in school and he will soon receive.
M. D). title. Mr. Valley is a close
dlent cand is well posted and bide
oping that ho inay be successful
a great hellp tosuffering human
Meet ing of The U. Di. C.
1o next meeting of the Pickens
>ter, U. D). C., will be held on
ay, Nov. 9th, at the home of the
ident, Mrs. Tr. 3: Mauldin, at
p. m. After the usnal order of
oess thKf1ollowing is the program
Y :he afternoen:
usic. Miss Essie Earle.
sading -"Howv Mrs. Ladd Saved
Masonic Jewels": Mrs. T. J.
ipor- "Reminiscences of The
": Mrs. E. A. Gireath.
3ading -- "Southern Woman's
k." Miss Mario Folger.
tig: Miss Clara Sawyer.
BANK OP'ENED.
a take pleasure in annoncing
*after several unavoidable delays,
ire now op)enedl for business;
ting your account and influence,
promising that we can accomno-.
you in every way that pertains
md banking methods.
Yours very truly
W. L. Gassaway Pre9.
IJ. McGee, Cashier.
Nipples aufid iapped flaads
1ky e'rt( by a pplyini ltamerIir -
- l1'E. -Any iand ivor.y bodly who
their cotton gilnnedl for the '25thl
and 11( the bag4ging aind ties fiari
fvime of chargo or for on0 dlollat
e acmnd paty 65 con ts for batgginlg
?I~just brling it to A. J). Mantn's
stem Rinnelry ande got the very
w'ork that can h'o done in a very
ttime. Can Saive on time anTonl
nave anytinag to dlo. Also wvill
en te maket)rio fo our~ cot,tona
Yurs, A. 1). Mannti.
vI e to Debtq a an Creclitors,
(ersonsH lthv in dimalsI ngiinst. the
bh Saime, dtily attostoed, to A. J.
. C. -., adh nnumst rator' of said
nl orl by thI ith datIt'iy of I )-cem
* l.Al Omiens ow jng 5a(id 'state
ayme ll3 nonts to A .1J oggs,
- dlmonaist.r,,tor, 01n -or by the 24ihi
)('cembel)r, 190)f6.
-. J. Boggo, 2. C, P.
llistratar of thet catate of J. L,
Soft, Rosy C
A soft, rosy complexiol
Everybody admires it. Ther
woman should not have it.
nourishment of the skin will
washing the face with hot wat
massage it with Stearn's E,
will soon bring your complexi
grey looking condition. Try
PRICE 25c A
Pickens E
A ntad-ly nurned 61r1
)r boy. man or womnt:n. is quickly out
)f pain if lliwklentr's Aruien salve is p
)lied promptly. G. .1. Welch, of ''ekon- In
=hat, MIich., says: 1 use it in my family
or cu , .Ores in.1 all skin injnries, and
flod it perfect." Quickest Pile cure
khown. Best healing salve iide. 25o
it Piokors Drug Co.
Afflicted With Sore Eyes for 33 Years.
I have been atllicted",with sore eyer
for thirty-three years. Thirteen. yeas i
igo I became totaly blind aud-was bliud
or six years. My eyes was badly u-;
lamed. One of my neighbors' insisted
ipon my trying Chamorlain'a'i Salve
md gave me half a box of it. To my
murprise it healed my eyes and my sight
same back to ine:--P. C. EAn r.., Cyu
hiana, Ky. Chamberlain's Salve is for t
ale by Pickens Drug Co.
ACard n
This is to certify that all druggists are u
mnthorized to refund your money if Fo-|
ey's Honey and Tar fails to cure your lb
tough or cold. It stops the cough, C
ieals the lungs and arovents serious re
ults from a cold. Cures la,grippe cough
mtd prevents puenmonia and consump
ion. Contains no opiates. The Genu.
no is in a yellow package. Refuse sub
titutes. Parkins Pharmacy, Liberty,
hud Pickens Drug Co.
FOR SALE.-Good ba ilding lots
n the town' of Pickens, near the
usiness part of town.
tf J. J. Lewis.
For the
Children
To succeed. these days *you u
must have'plenty of grit, cour
age, strength.. How is it with fi
the children? Are they thin,
pale, delicate? Do not forget is
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. You
know it makes the blood pure I
and rich, and builds up the
general health in every way.
.The children cinnot ponsibly have good health
roet ay cir ption by gvin smnal laxative
doses of Ayers Pills. All vegetablo,sugar-coate,d.
e
arado~ ye C. Lowel n,u. t
76 GECURE.
1/ el'SClERRY PECTORAL.
We have ho secrets I We publish
t,he formgjlp of all our medicinos.
IS YOUR NA
AFPew of Dr. F
Prominent Recc
GIreenville:- J I Fizgerald, WI W -
l1brgess, J P Good win,. A A (Gates, W '
WV Kevs, J HI A lien, WV 8 Pack, Mrs
S E~ 1(ush, Mr's WV TI Barr, Mrs Gecorge
Put.manii, ( K Wi I s J1 J1 Cowart. |
Greers:-Mrs I#,aek Iiurgess,.9 F L (Gos
sctt. .1 E BrOCk ina a, Mirs N uEmnon, MI rs
E Wniamu, Mrs L iR Smitih, Mrs .J .5 Bur
netIt., Mrs John11 lIree kmian, Miss .Bela
Pelzer~*r:-Mrs* M e Si one, WV It Dondy,
J P' Tlrowbridge. V .\ Sh,eraird, Mr is C TI
Mcoss, Mrs WV l' 'I h,l son WV WV rillinx.
Simipsonivilb-:-- a M Moore Mrs B M1
Mtoore, S TI am . (arie Ureshami,
iisst ILuin Hich .. , n. MSss Minudl tieh
ardsioni Miss A nit'~ . -"o-, Tf TI TPo<hl. irs
'T TI TIod-l, WV TI bnde-ii, ,J M .\shimore
Mirs I) A Fow~ bi M 'l hadi Stewart,. MItS
II W lturdei* u. Itte.H
WV I"arr iirs i~ r .rs II I llen-I
wa'.y, 1 si Stewar si. I. P P''asn
Dr,. F.' ii hNewton, (7
It i<l(iy iJ .Ar. 3,4, ON
ping( aft lihe I!KInatha .d
ExamiorbosIree
omplexion.
3 is a personal charm.
e is no reason wh; 4very
Proper exercise and
do it. After thoroughly.
er and pure soap, gently
delweiss Cream. That
on out of that tired and
it!
BOTTLE.
rug Co.
E1t:1TAIN OUl IEFOR ACHING FEET
A len's Foot-lit$e, -a powder, en res Tired, A.ch
ig, Swedttinlg, SWollen feet. Sample sent li'lt i',
, San,pie of' 1"' wr-I1ASI; SANITARY Coax PAn,i
ew ilVentioj. Ad(ress, Allen S. Ol e,:et( ,Le
Foley's Hony and Tar eurt's the
lost obstinate coughs and eepels, the,
old from .tbe system as it is mildl
xative. It. ii guaranteed. Donot ri c
iking .-ay' but the genuine in the yel.
aw.padlkge. Parkins Pharmacy, Liber-,
y,.and.Pickens Drug Co.+.
Farm For Sale.
A 110 acre farm for sale, joining lands
f ev. W. C. Seaborn A. B. Rigginsar.
'hihp Robins(-n 75 acres in cultivatioo,
i acres in high state of cultivation, 25
cres well timbered, two splendid dwell
ig honses and necessary outbuildings.
wo good wire pasteres, contains some
ottom land and is well watered, four
iles from Norris Cotton Mill, six miles
ron Liberty and five miles Pickenas C.
1. in Prators section, a good outlet,
'rice $30.00 per acre. Address Julius
i. Bolding, R. F. D. No. 2. Pickens S.
26 Nov.
otice of Final Settlement and Discharge.
tate of South Carolina,
ounty of Pickens.
In the Court of Probate.
Ex Parte
ames R. Vandiver, Executor
.Iu Re
'he estate of D. K. Norris, deceased.
etition for Final Settlement and Die
charge:
On hearing the petition for a Final
ettlement and Discharge in the above
ase, it is ordered, that the 24th day of
iovcmber,-1906, be fixed as a day for the
nal.settlement of the estate of D. K.
rorris, deceased.
It if further ordered that a notioe of
aid Final'settlement and application for
ischarge by James R. Vandiver as exco
tor of said estate be published in the
'ickeus Sentinel-Journal once a week
r one month, and that a notice of said
nal settlement anud application for disi
harge _be served upon the plarties mn
toned in the petition as interested in
uid estate.
J. B.NEWBERY, J. P.P. C.
'ickens, S. C., October 20th 1906.
Joseph N. Brown, Att'y for Petitioner.
sotice to Debtors~ and Creditors
All persons holding claims against the
state of the late T. W. Hill must pres
nt the same duly proven on or bero
be 1st day of January 1907, or be barred
*ayment and all persons indebted to said
state must make payment on or before
he above date, to.the undersigned.
R. M. HILL,
R. B. HILL,
Oct. 27th 4t Administrators.
ME HERE?
H. Newton's
>mmendations.
T1ravelers Rest:-Mrs H- J WvVilliamis, (1
V Ni-oh, Sra GI W Nicol, 8 J Stnaud,
Irs S J1 Stroud,i J E WVatsoni. J M WVhit
airoi, Mrs (1 W Pool.
'Taylor S. (,:-Mrs carrie RI Howell
it-s E' P I [ammett, E J ltoberts, Mrs W
SShokiey, Mrs L A erowdler.
Easiley S. e. :-Mrs M E' Boggs. Mrs M (1
,Villimasn, Miss h'llr Kany, M~rs .. M .Jame-i
Onl, A R llait.oni, Mrs A R lIIamilton
liss Jessie- llamilton. Mrs A J Reeves, WV
V Latoem, Robt Stewart Miss Eunice
Foutin nn:--A S pden, (. P W ood
4 l' TIhomplson, J L. Leruggs, Mrs D) W
Topinis Miss Kate culbertson.
W'llhiams1ton)1, S. c. :-A. C Mc(iee, It
'erguison, .J 1' Mealist er, A ( Wood . Mrs
WV 1 I tuto, Miss Norine14 inceW, Mrs M P~
Wiis, Mrs L~ 4. (Toley.
Piedmitont, S C:---W M Grier A e tui
ntt sn. Mrs t5 A H 11(des, Mrs I, e hI e'..
iOn, J1 it Richey.
reCcu P ie'.s i k7pert *Eye
] 1D AY O)NLY , stop)
(lsses~ (aS low'(: a ' NI.
I
FOLGEE
L ARGEST and most cor
plete line of General Mei
chandise ever shown in Pickenm
For the past month we hav
been receiving almost daily ca
load shipments of Dry Goods
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Hard
ware, Groceries, Furniture
Buggies and Wagons 'till wi
are now prepared to show yoi
the largest, best selected an<
arranged stock of Genera
Merchandise in the up-country
Lvery floor in each departmen
is packed almost to the ceilinl
with goods bought at the righ
prices. Goods bought - righ
sell themselves and we bu:
nothing but the best goods a
right prices
Our. Dry Goods departmen
is complete in every detail
Everything in Domestics, Out
ings from 6c to 12% c... Flan
-nels, Jeans, Kerseys, Percals
Ginghams, Plaids and '' rilh
Largest lot of Blankets -eve
shown in Pickens, at Soc t<
$7.00 per pair.
Dress Goods! Dress Goods!!
Worsteds, Cassemiers, Pan
amas, Serges, Broad Clothe
Henriettas, Brilliantines. Em
broidered Mohairs, Dres
Flannels, all colors with silk
and trimmings to match. Th,
leading colors for this seasoi
are Black and White and Gra:
Plaids. We have a full line c
these colors.
C1oks, Jackets and Skirts,
A full and complete line ii
all the latest styles and color
for Children, Misses an<
Ladi'es. Jackets and Cloak
fromn$1-50oto $12.50. Skirt
from $1.25 to $6.0o.
W e also carry the Kenyoi
Rain Coat for ladies and mer
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and
Walkover Shoes, Stetson H-ats, K<
Mitchell Wagons.
Fol ger
-:-NOTICE THA1
J. F. Harris is still in business at the same old
self. Come around and get some bargains in
chandlise, but don't all come at once. I will
24 pound sack of good flour for 50 cents.
other things according, mimnus Meat and I)
which is as high as H aman was hung. Iris
seed, Bliss, Early Rose, Burbanks andl le
Hebron, b)y the pecCk at any old I
J. F. H ARRIS,
Notico to Debtors and Credito- s FOfR SA LE.--.,
All persons 11o1<hntg climg b agatinst t n, outcry', belore thir,
('statel o f tlche late Job) C. Smi th I,0i st ati ! ickens 1, 8. (2,
present1 the xarnecf ly441, p4roveni on or .
be4fore h 1 st lI <lay oif I )P(4'mber~, 101, or N )veI1I rnbe, ? hie Banr
h~e 4l44ha11rrd pahyiInent; am4i all perisons contllainliIg 1(10 acres
ileh'1te'( to4 51abl e'stte115 m ust ak pay- II jh (1(
iluent Onl, irfore the b llate~ 41 to 4 the : Illnh rt. (
H oLLISTrER'S
Rocky Montai 'Teauggets 2R NI C
A Bu'y Medkire frBusy People. FVY U GLD
Brings Golden t'en. and tienewed Vigor. 11 III 4 ~4 4
A\ spe4Qiti for (on 4iuon. Inut " 'una. Ther 14 I 'I
UndI Ita4ckaCh. Ii I . 41oun4t iii 'reat in.1i itab,
wt form,440 ::.5 een - b x. Genin 4e madei by II al
nIot.,iswarj l w <0- 4 :iA y, ,'liu4on, wi~~s. ~ ~ -,,4 I'
4GOLDEN NUlGGLETS FORl SALLOW PEOPLE i ' 21;,i0.1J; I.1. H ..
THORNLE
Clothing! Clothing! Clothing!
. On this line we have no
e competition. There are three
r essential things to make a suit
, of clothes what it should be and
these are fit, style and quality.
, Buying clothes as we do in large
e quantities from five of the
. largest clothing concerns in the
:1 country, enables us to give you
1 all of these qualifications at a
very reasonable price. Suits
t for children 3 to i 7 years from
75c to $6.oo; suits for youths
t 13 to 20 years from $2.50. to
t $r 2.5O; suits for men, stouts,
Slitis and regulars, $3.50 to
t $25.00; .overcoats for boys 6
to. 20- years from. $3.00 to
t $io.oo;- .overcoats for men
$4-oo to.. $25.00. Extra pants
- for boys and men, all sizes and
a!I prices:'Among the different
,lines"-of cldthing 've handle is
.tljc.,celebrated Jane Hopkins
r make for-boys and the Horse
Shoe biand'fbi- rnen.
S0h*oes. hoes, Shoes,
. Thi increase of our shoe
trade has been phenomenal.
The reason of it is we sell good
shoes. We can hardly supply
s the demand. Shoes have ad
s vanced from io to 40 per cent,
e but we are holding to old
1 prices as much as possible.
Y The old renowned Battle Axe
f still leads them all. The best
shoe made for the money.
Battle Axe Shoes are worn by
everybody. They come in all
sizes, all styles and all prices.
We are sole agents for the
Walkover Shoes for men,
$3-50, $4.oo and $5-oo.
T'he Stetson $hoe for men:
$5.oo and $6.oo, and the
1Zeigler Shoe for ladies, $3.oo
and $3-50
Big stock of Flats and Caps
Gent's Furnishing Goods a Specia
:nyan Rain Coats, Iron King Stov
',Thonley
stand by him
general mer- RE D
sell your a ( R A Y
Andi all O "UR Stor
edFut ( prices rig
h potatohaecago
auty o.f hv hre
rc.is anxious to
,himself.
) WXe handI
etf Smith farro,
A bont 5(0 acres
'uid four roomr
OLLEGE
S, olACk, R.
l" . i. Pare tho laa Kinid '1
' i gnaut
i.1 2~:of
For mien and boys. If you
would wear the best hat buy
the Bomar Hat at $3-oo, or the
Stetson Hat at $5-oo or $6.oo.
Hardware of every descrip
:ion. Just received a solid car
>f Stoves and a car of Barbed
Wire and Nails, with prices
ight,
Big stock of Harness, Sad
:lles, Bridles, Robes and Horse
Blankets. Large Assortmient
>f Trunks. Art Squares and
Rugs, Furniture, Buggies
Wagons and Surreys. The
ntire second floor of our build
ing ', ;o x i120 is devoted en
tirely to Buggies and Furniture.
Wec buy bo0th in*solid car lots
an7d can give you rock bottom
pr"ices. We carry the largest
stock of Furniture in Pickens
county. A look will convince
you -we speak the truth.
Everything needed for 'the
Ilouse. Oak Suits from $15-o0
to $65.oo, Oak Bedls from '$2.0oo
to $i 9.oo; Dressers $5-0o 'to
5-oo. Hall. Rockers, Centre
Tables, Dining Tables, Kitchen
Tables, Sideboards, Safes and
ed Lounges. Ve ocan save
you at least 1 per cent on
mnything you may need in
Furniture, Stoves or the House
Furnishing line.
Just received a solid car of
Chase City Buggies and a car
>f Mitchell Wagons. If you
are looking for the wagon that
carries the load, runs the
lightest and runs the longest,
buy the Mitchell, you won't
have to carry it to the shop
every time the moon chanes.
rg yourctre, Bogicens
Wag ony and Surreys here al
Wtte apeclate floyfour buid
ties) ogis and Fur ratynite
Wevery )time. odca lt
Yourw spa ttruth,
LRty. SOak Agents from Stetsoon
abs, Dwning Tabes,itMchne
rAns,Sdeboars .ae n
het oueeyb. WeMrnsavFeea w -
fyoura Drest TOod perent, nd
Furniture Stove o the ouse.
Funishing butie. bs lura ls
he Cik eBuadggsnacr
carres tesload,funsth
buytheMit he you wond laeMwyBuh