The sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1906-1909, January 28, 1909, Image 3
inst., unt
.W. A. Price, of
3, a boy.
some first-ciass ReI
0.
Vork
rey, of Seneca, spent
-s in Pickens last
siness.
NT-Good farm, 3C
and open. Apply tc
Picken S. C.
ived a car each of
belisk and Roxam
H. A. Richey.
gie Cooper, a t-harm
lady, of Columbia, is
time with her friend,
Mauldin, in Pickens.
ridge is nursing his
f m SIe effects
se to a torpedo
if.
av will soon he
a- valrrtines from
11 in n look them
PICKENS DRCG CO.
E. Robinson has
to his room for
ith 'oat troa
ope to
on.
n
erty. All of.
re have ar- trouble.
business will used for
next Monday. taineni
known here, Monda
hope him much Roark di
s a competent jail, he fi
II merit the pat- locking
eople of Liberty. Llovd, c<
11. with bur
d,a w.ell- Garrett(S
nd respected someC tin
n- died at the Imornmjg
on the 23-d aftgts:
ering to a cage was
en called dflow
d the night
thej way to 1i1
- s h cage,
found. 1~
eut out de
fe~ erin< a r'
te cuise aPtd sg
.rsi about 5-fe
Asso-: weighs ab
er posi. friends ha
Smay be su
co-this prison
irn elaive The ann
(oeihisl Pickens C<
wilsotly ation was ]
nceinfrmsEaslev honi
tio woldof the phn
SFriday eve
the state, ' eg wer<4
nty. She present in
r counties part of th<
ion being bership. Tj
e work, could be d
her itin- most of the
rt, there Blue Points
s yet to from turkE
ce will from punc
ounty and brandy
the to tea-and
-ion the side.
1as toastmas
- ent e
-r
ati~
e ai
at an'
Hell
-has 1:
asleep
marrh
to the
Oscs
~e~erty's
th-h
al-~
last w.
(h Wli
on ex2ibIition--a1 3d Riddle
ueei-horse C halners andi a 42-horse ' ou,
- -J- Fa-iin. He did some faney Yo 1i
officiating mmiister.
rn. Miss Pearl A lex- .n-wiht fl(i!ead
audeft 3auldin, bot h kept t he crowd gatheren arounid H.
-OUnIty. Mir. 31aul- on th si r 'xu l waeng them haive:
of B3ascomn lauhlin, neIs'ing as to what th'-y would (hence
is the daughiteri of o mt- tO hayi
an - . Thir hot Chs. T. H ughes bas rented the tie ton
30 u witr i up-SIII ir o he n Fre emani Noil
11 much happiness buliding, in Pit kens,. and1 will andt f'i
prosperous jouney run it as a puiblio hail. Las swad
\.Ionlday ig ht he gave a daince
-o oh lI whw was wel Otene and .cI~ !i
ew days ah.o and ini wih hairs, ii hti a
he w oilon tH hew si ad gi1ve h
fail to read the ad of
a & Co., in this issu
it thereby.
.dessie Partridge, of Fair
burn. Ga., is visiting her broth
er, J. T. Partridge, in Pikens.
Dr. A. C. Spain is in Pickens
this week doing dental work.
Hie wil leave Fridav evelil g.
Miss Mvra Lewis, of Adairs
ville, Ga., is visiting her rela
tive, Mrs. J. J. Lewis, in Pick
ens.
Master Lonie Thornloy, of
Pickens. visited his cousin, Mas
ter - Hill, in Walhalla, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roberts,
and (hildren, of Greenville, S.
C., visited the family of W. L.
jJenkins, in Pickens last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Boggs, of
Pickens, spent a portion of this
week v; ith friends and relatives
at Calhoun.
Sam Weiner, the eye special
ist, leaves Wednesdav for a
week's stay in Walhalla, fitting
glasses at the Walhalla Drug
Co.'s place of business.
Photographer N. D. Taylor
will be in his studio in Pickens
next Tuesday, the 2d of Febru
arv. Don't fail to pay him a
visit if you want some nice work.
We are sorry to learn that Lee
McHugh, who lives near Clem
son College, is very low with
pnenmonia and not expected to
live. His many friends hope
t.ha ay et recover.
r. Juli
Ce, charg- in this st
dma a(llission fee to Dock
;e him for his time and g on a
The hall will also be hope hin:
other purposes of enter
: and amusement. Clyde,
Bud Gilsi
y night, when She brain fe
:I his chores about the erty, is ti
mished his word by the for him a
ip in a cell, one Lewis
>lored, who is charged -
dlarizing the store of J.
:Son, at Norris, S. C., Tem
Ce ago. On Tuesday cloe and
when he went to look cbose dand
arisoners, he found the,.be o
empty and the bird|'o Rev. Ba
a. Some time during|o Easle~
Lewis had sawed his Sunday.
erty though the top of The sm~
a nice little aperture uisal
the steel bars being weather 1
Er. Roark imnmediately
. growth.
scriptive circulars of
ward of .925 for arrest We not
ion of the said Lloyd Alabama,
nger-cake in color, is Istreets he:
at 9-inches high and der'stand h
ut 150Opounds. Bob's J. F. Baii
e this accident as bad Lovely s
end sincerely hope he order of th
cxessful in capturing croaking ti
-.probability
ual banquet of the the pleasur
ontly Medical Associ- frosted win
zeld at Easley, in the ter has pas
?l, under the auspices Sullivan
scians of Easley, on Inew stores
aing the 22d instant, rushed in
about forty guests in great qu
:ludinig the female occupy the
Association's menm- erected bel
ie menu was all that and J. F. B
esired, and took in w.ov
fruits, and ran from Tensse
to ham sandwiches, onr V
y to chicken salad, tecto
h to plum pudding hei. rs
(sauce), from celery sy ad
plenty of ice water tee h
Dr. Earle Russell, tee The
ter,'made an excel- tdb h
Revs. Lander and
rs. Je The news
the
Garrett has re urn
her school at Greenville,; Mar
an extended visit among hard ~
es and friends at Norris. dne
e glad to see you, Mary,faii
time. ta
gearec
o! "Old Bachelor," what straigl
ecome of you? Are y ou is hart
or are you going to get mule.
d, and won't ask any of us~ regula
wvedding ofth
r Woodson, one of L ib- of the
highest and resp)ected Thei
,va visiting friends here straig]
sek. Lookout, girls. and sIh
it has become of "Old on1 th
," of Centralh We miss groun4
"Old R." (Come r.gain.
a~ust not forsake us thatl Ifli
rwbe
,. Huc'klebee and 'ail, ,.n
noved1 to their ne'.w rstu
in Norris. We are glad ist par
them with us in ourn lit- an a
n. ing at
is is coming to the front, plow-s
st growing out of her ing fl
ing clothes-- back.i<
S. H. M4addox is very mua(t
- m. v 'r. .ahand''
L. Bolt, in Pickens.
For RENT: - One corn and
wheat mill and cotton gin. I
want a first-class miller. B. P.
Kelley, R. 3, Central, S. C.
W. E. Freeman & Co. have
just received a carload of Pied
mont flour. Also handling thd
famous "Obelisk." t
Lost, in Pickens, on Cedar I
Rock street, between Garvin E
street and the depot, one black I
neck fi.;r. Finder please return f
to this office.
Ex-County Commissioner J.
P. Smith has a job now that just
suits him. He is county agent
for the International Gas Buggy,
a mighty good machine for
country roads, and the price is
I reasonable. He and his son,
J. W. Smith, who is the travel
ing representative of the com
pany, were in PIckens, Tues
day, displaying one of these ma
chines, which worked to per
fection.
Norris.
Health good, but news diF
tressingl scarce.
Mrs. Perry Smith, of Six Mile,
visited Mrs. Maqdox last Satur
day; also Mss Katie visited her
sister, Miss Mattie Maddox, of i
Norris. -
We are glad to say that Mrs.
T. C. McWhorter's baby is im
proving.
Mi
ed
af
ard
poor. plo~
ishop, of Liberty, and I have
an, of Ea'ley, v sited g havr
etion last week. as stated
.ewton, of Norris, has me that I
visit to Alabama. W7e how to d
a good time. than they
the youngest son of tiie of e.)
rap, is very low with Lean t]
-r. Dr. Long, of Lb- tho way y
eating him. We wish dirt-to 01
speedy recovery. the gear
BoNNIE BLUE EYES. that you
down or
Liberty, good plow
nth of Januarris at a will be as]I
very little plowig has acosu
In turni
end of the
iley and Rev., Lander, unless it v
, exchanged pulpits; mule dow:
land lies
1! grain crop is looking 4 plow-hlandl
fine so far, the fair so the swi
~eing favorable for its clear, and t
out of the t:
mule in a n
ced D. J. Greer, of just as vou
circulating on the in wt
e last week, and un- "Whoa, get
e has sold his .farm to on the fai
~ter. brute what
>ring weather is tho~ -" Gee"or
'day. The frogs~ are the "Whos
ese nights, but the him to stop.
is that we'll liave If you gel
e of looking throuigh for not doin
dows before old win- the sense ti
sed. abuse him.
& Co. are opening upjanddcurse hi
here, goods .en dadand it
t a lively rate, and But go to th
antities. They will and when y
new stores recently act the mar
ween the postoffica act the mui
anister's store. aihat n
ilard is'back from Remembei
He reports a fine. doni'tknowv
r there. They have ahead with,
ill started up. and water until I
ent of it. He also tracks. So b
are plentiful over to all dumb
country does. not ry, salt and ,
been~ as badly wors- cannot tell
mIiC as this. sick or hun~
papers report J.each jrest.
lanta, but that need ex
'ody, as it
s lighT" iean i-a ny
ork-just the walking-:
all. If the mule is not
right and the plow not
t and held right then it corn
Iwork on both' man an(L
The back band must be
ed accordin g to the height A
nmule and the shape or set V
pluw.
plow-point should go as
it forward as the mule,
ould be so shaped and set
i stock as to suck the~
t without any labor or Nui~
by the plowman. Then
n should1 walk in the fur- In all sta
~tween1 the plow-handles, ivitality m
ld erect, his arms hang- brkn
~rfectly natural by his chldreni, o
The wvalking is the hard- ~ec~L
t of the plowing on b'oth giver ever
d mule. A man wval- fiva u"aY>
armslength behind the f"or mhc
ock and calling it plow- wlfndt
eds to be butted on the t edeal
Icelby a billygoat andr
o walk between the plow - sufec fos
. That kind of pl. ,ving ache, drag
on 111ai1 and niule, and tlar miont
tressed se
ig~ Vwhen (1one- faint spell
n h oatn bn
pdhwelplw vrion or
mr o po ent or
ndte of prt
.-m the ol ofprt o
S many or c
FRE
VALUE
The price ot cotton -in
care oJ our customers thai havE
business has made us able to carry
carried heretofore, and by buying j
lower prices. Below we submit a f
Men's Shoes
No. 220 Heavy Tan Shoe with Cap and Bats
Wing at $2 00. "Wachovia" a lighter shoe than the
above without cap-just the shoe to wear when you
are doing your Spring plowing etc. Every pair sold
with a guarantee. Piedmont, light solid Brogan at
$1.25. "Bengal Calf " heavy Blucher Shoe with cap
easy worth $3.5o our price $3 o. Men's Satin Calf
Blucher with or without cap, a dandy for $i.5o.
Catawba Shoe, made in North Carolina-of solid
leather- a neat Sunday Shoe .t a $1-50. Sampson
Superior Shoes-Hand-sewed-made in style for ser
vice. Can't be beat (t $3-.50.
Lot of Lace Window Curtains 5 feet Aide by i i
feet long, good values at 1.25, 1-50, 1-75 and 2.00
closing them out at 1.25 per pair. 3x6 Window shades
at 25c each.
A lot of Ladies Purses the 25c kind closing out
at 20C.
Nunnallys Engineer Overall, a good one at a dol
lar our price 95c Good assortment of work shirts at
50.- each 2 for 95c
t r ceiv .d lots of bordered Ginghams, Prints,
Ons.
reciateu
- m le rwoa Se ion, lored clot
and peculiar Ailments is a
ic extract of th choicest nm
nal roots %%itll() a drop of on miu
tsn plin Englisho liot'nte-AEB
nyites the fullest in stiDr- A,-COATSu-Theses arent
formula knowig that it w i
Seont a vnl n1ees aentmd fPistyadohrco
I the different schools of prac-ru sye,sipsadl
e cure of woman's peculiar sial o e.o
nt to know more about the vr ad h errudfrte
"an orprofesinal endore
Sfr his free boolet teat vr
afford to accept as a substi- ~
remedyvery gentlemannptsdter
A-RE T
Haders han the ea ou nd fcr ort th
Me'san Yun es FisigsCi
I ThevOpera
Handersou AskFmousSor
okot for Ohem.
carr All indseSof ore .
TaedSpi gods. omtl
Oer YOUR As.
t rtil, Sof r
et , PCKENS . C.
d S
.y or not.
:EMAN &
"Where a
swest StyessFi
New F~
do them jusuce.
man who gives the matter of the selection of hisTlothes ~reft
eration will do wvell to pay us a ';isit and see the wonderf rra
Isome garments that we have had made by the Best
; in the world.
YoUNG CHAP THAT WANI'S TO BE OTRIGINAL-be
Sthe showing-the world loves winners-ind you'll look e
:ha "Winner" with one of our Superb Rex D gsigned Ar t
91:0s1:Ts wIlo- -are P TIU.\ (' If iD n T'TH'seIRn LOThvwrrc
[t- here if the wind dot rise.
Cotton is going upward by de
Yrees,. and it is being brought in
i little more lively, as some of
he farmers seem to think it
nag go on up to 10c, and seem
n a considerable hurry for fear
t gets to 10c before they get it
>ff their hands. The bulk of
he cotton is out of the farmers'
tands now, and the speculators
,re apt to try to bull the market
>retty lively soon, and if the old,
armer, who has had sense
nough to keep back at least a
iart of his cotton, can succeed
a getting in the boat "along
ide" the bulls, he may get a
ew more dollars on his cotton,
v his holding. It is in order
ow for cotton to go up to stim
late the planting of another
umper crop, to get .beat of as
isual.
S. D. Stewart and wife have
eturned from an extended trip
o their son, who lives rear Pitts
>urg, Pa. They had a fine trip,
)ut its pleasure was marred by
dr. Stweart being laid up by a
evere attack of la grippe, froni
he effects of which lie is still
Terv we.ak. C.
The Much-Abused Mule.
To tell a farmer that he doesn't
mow how to gear a mule, and
iold a plow to do the best plow
ng in the way that will be eas
est on him and the mule, and
1e is ready to give you a "lick
ng" without parleying or delay.
farmers make plowing
, while it is (properly
and b
above,
had taug
> good plo
had learned i a life-' wor
perien ce. 'e gelcse
Pure glycer
e plow-stock slightly ivc'm"dic
ou want to throw the ent.sprinted
from the corn. Have PIerethus
td plow s.o arranged i d*iigte
need not labor, bear knoIn t
push the plow to do ti%efor"t
ing, or your plowing If you wa
tard on you as pulling 'men of the
sa w or grubbing. gg a
ng your mule at the in of sae
row turn to the left, Wute forah's
.ould be turning the gascre n
a the hill where the
slanting. Bear the
es down in turning
ngletree will swing ??
he mule will not step
:aces. Speak to your
atural tone of voice, 3
would in conversa
person. Never say
!or "Whoa, haw!' A
m. Just tell your
you want him to do
"Haw"-leave off $4 -
t" until you want
mad at your mule
g what it hasn't got anud at the Ia:
some marvel<
>do, don't curse or jewe'ry that
You might stand o3ut we also
moderate pric
m until vou dropped Wae
would do no good. Whe
e shade and cool off, we anl :howl
'art hatpu
-ou get so you can day salis. L
tand let the mule
l, hitch up and go ___
you'll get there all
Pickens
-that your mule
anything but to go R. L.
ut rest, food or
te drops dead Tn his Main stre
e kind and humane -
brutes. Feed, cur- Marnufacturers
~vaterthem. They Trhe wholesale
rou ?hen they are
;ry, thirsty-ar need LET US KN
"''m Also handles,
t will tell vou somi Cigars, Tob
armmng. anc arI
s to 1
We are still givu
e whether you bu
.E. FRE
it the Old Stand.
Mothers andJJ
Over-burdened Women "
tions of life, whose vigor an'd
iy have been undermined and
iwn by over-work, exact ingr
s the too frequent bearn g of ~~
r other causes, will find i nIDr. 'j I
avorite Prescription the most
'igorating restorative strength
devised for their special bene
ig others wi find it especial
I sustaining eir strength
tin~ a kndant .urishment
ild xctan~ ers too
a riclee the
bby's coming and rngd,
comparatively painless. JJ: Tbe
inrm in any state, or condition c onsidi
tLe system.
nervous, wveak women, who of han
n frequent headaches. back
ging-down distr'ss low down Maker:
men, or from painful or irreg
hl periods, gnawing or dis- -
sation in stomach. dizzy or THL
.see imaginary specks or spots
.fore%yes, have disagrceealO, S -
Lrrhal drain, prolap-us. ante
retro-version or other (dplc
omanly organs from wekns
ilya fwhethe theyaov ex p -c F.r
an
eve in
a more complete line t
.n large quantities enab
ew discriptiOns and pric
Shoes for LN
Mule Skin Shoes for Ladies-4 shce
keep the foot dry and has good shapea
be beat anywhere at $i.50.,
No. 936 "Solid as a Neck' 1somelhin
stand the rocks and briers at $i.0
"VIRGINIA GIRL" a fine kid-sh*e
tip, made on good shape last and sli
CAROLINA MAID a fine soe, pateA
b!ucher cut, solid leather throughout at
Modern Girl Shoes worth 2.00 Our;
Carolina Maid, a good patent 7eit
A Comolete line of Childrens
price from ioc up.
Calicos, Madras, Duck etc.
A lot of shirting at 5c per y
When you buy flour, buy, e
you know you are eating tie best aou
also sell Ballards.
White Fish, new -in kits, 5oc
8 pounds Best G
8 pounds extra
Granulated and b
Come in and s
n the reach
ow as others; OUR CLOTHES
'ER. /
for mid-season &t for any trn
is. Worsreds and Cheviot a
rigths-a light weight'Overco
ater-proof, yet -dressy. In
itre or other occasions.
t new sham",=rea r
ue that ~Fashion dic
LM.DIA.T...
110111
NVIL L1E, S.. C.
t Co, L. ADLER BRos., MAx
ijne of high-grade wares.