Entered April It3< 100:1 :it tMckoim, n. O. ?? Mocoud cIumm mnttor* iitidArc.oloii2t-oMM of .viarcli 3,1870
y 40th Year PICKENS, N. C., AUG. 4% 1910. Number //
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Dear Sentinel-Journal: Al-|
low mo space in your paper to
Rive a few of the happenings
from this lively little biug, and
don't let this find its way to all
the writers "bugaboo"?the
waste basket, and I'll tell your
readers about our little city.
Just let the public cast a
"sheep's-eye" at us for a few
months and they will see for!
themselves that all of the]
content plateed im provements
are a reality.
All of our main sidewalks are'
laid with tine cement blocks'
which gives us a nice pavement. I
Our "City Dads" are now mak-1
ing preparation to put these
blocks down on all of the side
wralks in the city, which will
give us, we think, the best foot j
ways of any town in the county. '
We also have fast nearing
completion a splendid electric
light plant, which will soon bo
ready to light this little city as
bright as (lay.'
In the building line the past
five months have been active
ones and the results are here to
show for themselves in the erection
of many commodious
dwellings, which add greatly to
the beauty of our residence sec
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uiv/n ?r> ?t>ii ctrs I'll tilt? LclAUlUf
property of this bailiwick.
. ../Vhe next thing in order, and
'' vt'hat we need most, right, now,'
is GOOD KOADS leading into
our town and if t he good voters
will be careful in the selection
of tho Supervisor and Commissioners,
we will get what is coming
to lis, and we only want
what is.our due.
Our city was greatly grieved
to learn of the death of the
sweet little infant of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Parkins, of our town.
which sad event occured at the
home of the parents on the 1st
instant after an illness
of several weeks. The interment
was at the cemetary at
this place, the following day, after
appropriate exercises. The
bereaved parents have the symTMlt.hv
nf ni;mv frim-wla in
sad bereavinent.
Mrs. Williams, of Ilowe,
I Tex., who has been 011 an oxI
tended visit to her brother, Mr.
I W. A. Watklns, and other relI
atives, returned to her home
I Tuesday. She was accompan1
led back home by Mrs. Wilson
itankin, who has also boon visitI
ing in the Slabtown section.
I There was on exhibition here
this week a freak of nature, in
the way of ;t three-legged chicken
with four feet. It was
/. \ brought to town by Mr. F. G.
Sheriff, of II. Ii1. I). It was
soiueming seldom soon and ere j
ated a great deal of comment!
and considerable curiosity J
EB our |m-ople.
10 very farmer that is at all in
terested in tilling the soil, especH
ially if he ex|k ('Is to make his
H living that way, should attend
the convention of farmers to be
H hold here oil August 9th, under!
the direction of the Clemson.
B College Agricultural Extension
B Department Every body come
?nr. bring your wives and
^^dlnner baskets and
id enjoyable outing.
Claude Boggs, colored, who
H was well known in these parts'
H has passed to the groat unknown
H beyond, lie was burled Mon-J
day at tho Liberty grave-yard.
HAS A CALF."
"Buck," With a Fine-tooth
iws for Dnr Readers.
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b Are Not Personals at All.
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Two of our jovial and prominent
fellow-citizens, Messrs. T.
N. Hunter and Warren Smith,
paid our thriving little sister city,
Easley, a visit this week.
J. E. Robinson was a visitor
to Anderson this week. Ite.
ought to have a pleasant trip.
Miss Belle Koe, who has been
sick for several days, confined
to her room, is able to be on
again to the delight of her many
friends.
Mrs. A. F. McCord is reported
011 tho sick list this week. Her
numerous friends hope for her a
speedy recovery.
The infant child of David
Sanders was laid to rest here
last Saturday, in the cenietary,
having died the day before at
home of its parents in Piedmont.
He has the sincere sympathy of
his friends.
The farmers around Liberty are
about through''laying by" their
crops and come to town pretty
often "to hear the news."
They report their crops the finest
they have had in years, but
say they are needing rain at this
immediate writing.
Mrs. C. 1j. Hollingworth, of
Easley, spent one day last week
in J liberty, the Sliest of her sister,
Mrs. J. J. Wakelin,
Mr. J. rP. Carson made a trip
to Parris, 8. ('., last Monday, !o
visit his brother M. A. Carson,
who is foreman on that part of
the Southern Railway.
Miss Nettie Bass, of Shelby,
N. ('., accompanied by Mr.
Pierce, paid a visit to Mrs. 0. R.
Roberts last Frday. Miss Nettin
is looking well and shows
that living at Shelby agrees
with her.
Mias Annie Belle Brown accompanied
by her sister, Paulino
are attending tho "Home Coming
Week in Anderson."
The merchants are in high
glee over fall prospects and are
daily receiving new goods and
looking out for new customers.
If you don't want to get shook
to death you had better stay indoors
until after the election, for
the candidates are abroad in the
land and they believe in handshaking
and back slamriner.
Can't we hoar from some of
the hoys here for cotton weigher?
Wo would like to seo you
announce in the Sentinel Journal
for this position.
Mr. T. A. Norris, one of our
rising young men, now stationed
at Alto, Ga., spent Sunday
in town with his parents. Andrew
is looking "game."
Mr. .J. T. Bo/gs spent a portion
of last week in Columbia,
lie went down to ho attendance
upon the State Democratic Convention.
The lodge of "Independent
Order of Odd Fellows" meets
here every Monday night. All
visiting members of this order
are cordially invited to attend.
The lodge of Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons of this place
hold their rogular monthly communications
every Tuesday
night on or before the full moon.
All masona in tfrtnrl ?bn<lin?
invited to attend.
Mrs. John Bloom, who has
boon on an extended visit to relatives
in North Carolina returned
to her homo in this city Saturday.
Our hustling real estate a^eni
J. Banister, was a business
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visitor to Pendleton Monday.
We are not much pleased to
see the Sheriff coming this way
for we fear he is after us. But,
como on, Bob, while it may be
an unpleasant duty to us, we
will try to make you welcome.
Mr. J. A. ("Undo Alvah")
I McWhorter is getting on his
"first legs" again, from appearances,
so young ladies look out,
you may be offered a chance to
be "an old man's darling."
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Chappelear
I have arrived hack in the city
after ;i two weeks visit to relatives
in various parts of Georgia.
'lJhey report, tho Elbcrta poach
cm> the biggest and finest they
'ey?rsaw-and t he Georgia "gals"
tip- loveliests and sweetest.
The addition, or annex, to the
Calumet Manufacturing Co.'s
plant is nearing completion and
it adds a great deal to the looks
of the mill building besides doubling
the capacity. s
rpt. 1 1 '
i in- voung people nere seem to
be enjoying themselves hugely
and are having great times on
the tennis and croquet grounds.
Do you know why we are not
having any public picnics; It is
the high price of chickens. They
(the chickens) can't be reached
by Buck.
Foley Kidney 1*111.
Toiuj in quality ;>h<! action, quick in
r?suliN For bai-Kiii'im. Iieuu uche, <lixkiiii
a*, norvounntsa uiii.nry irregularities
nut rheumatiHtn.
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Thi cornerstone of the new
Ohorckee Avenue Baptistchurch
(toT*pV^ney *Kls been 'aid.
l{ '.Vj ji?y klavt) A I > ? 11 ?i ft to i'!u|)ON?
p<- til Kidney 1'itJa givo quick n;liri in
(.jA\e.,V(l |tiiJu,.y un,i olmlin r ailments.
lA)Su (iiiiM'i 'LYriu llniuc, Intl.,
lella 2 result hi !u-r oiif..;. "Aller Bliffei
in.%!"jor iiiai. j *?ii.^ Ini.i a serious
case nha kiuney iroiiui'- and bp.-utiiiig
mucijJ^noy tor rf.? i .?l.ou cui; , 1 numl
i*"uley ^0jnlm*y l'iil? Un- o.ilv iiuunjii.e
ihat T je na* a |>ei (uitiiviic cine. I anil
Fl
auaiti.. V' l > i).> ami attend to my
, *al
work.^ 5 .siuill never lie;.Half to rcomuuM.itjnfl"1.
' Hold by all Druggists.
Th Yfolunibia board of health
has i.ppil/cd samples of in ilk and
bntU's roin the various dairies
supp'^. he city.
t'ui all < k Uullvf From ll?y Kcvor
Astl fceund HUinmer bronchitis, tako
I'xh'y' Honey and Tar. It quickly reln-vi'N?
'^liHCointoi L a id ?uir?'rin^ and
tin; 1.1K Ui.^apinar. It
Booihtvl lit-alH ilut lull,lined air j>hhaugeti
ttiu' lineal and nroucliial
hum rt.ft|n JtVfiit'iiiiH no ojiiaU'rt and no
liai int Denru|(4> ItffueM ttubtuiuuop.
Hold I>rlon] l^fugjiiaui.
In nearly (JO pt;r cent of
perso-k jfonvicted and imprisoned
ir^jigland had been pre
vious0 n'onvictcd.
I'r ji ani'"*!)!! iO "Kxculllcnt Huultli
So tortu|fn. Ciiuh. Lynn, i'eoriu, III,:
"1 foi ^mh j our Foley Kiiiiu-y 1'illn a
pioinp. u hpet'dy cur.) fo backache
iiiiil Kiaad iiou >U) wnii! 11 boilit-1till me
for luu .'h'/juiiirt. i am naw eiiioviMK
, ^ '<? , i - i
cxufluMrniii?'.itiii Wiiiuii 1 uhi! Lo roley
Kul ne, S.n?i by alt OiuggiHtH.
ThtT s'niversity of l'aris and
the iv frolii- Institute will jointly
conduct a laboratory of radioactivity
in that city.
Acute or i, lirotilc? Wli Icli.
No iiiattci ii" your kidney trouble in
iiriM'-i r chronic Foley's Kidney Heinedy
1 will teach v.'iir ease. '.li. Claude
Hiuwii. Hey nohlsville, 111., writes us
that lit' Huironui many month* with kidney
complaint which battled all treatmenl.
Ai iani ho trieii Foley's Kidney
Kemetly and a tew large buttles effected
a complete cure, llenaya, "It han bteu
o( iiienumaolc value to me. hold by all
UriiKiiistH.
A small white boy, in climbing
ii tree on Wentworth street,
Charleston, caught a live wire
and it held him until somebody
phoned the power stations to cut
off the current.
To keep your health Hound; to , avoid
the iIIh of advancing years; to e >n?erve
your phyaicnl forces i y?c a ^ and
ntalthful old a^o, gu ? ? our
l?y inkinK ivi uiny 'Uoniwdy.
Sold l>v
Notice.
Books of subscription to the 1
Capital Stock of Keowee Supply
Company, a corporation to be
organized under the laws of the
State of South Carolina, will bo
opened at the office of J. 11. Ashrnore
at Pickens, S. C., on Saturday,
the 6th. day of August,
1910, and remain open for one
day. The proposed Capital
Stock of $4000.00 to be divided
into forty (40) shares of the par
value of $100 00 each.
S. B. Craig
Homer E. Sutherland
J. R. Ash more.
Program of W. IYI. U.
Program of the 2nd annual!
meeting of the W. M. U. of the
Pickens Baptist Association to
be hteld at the Pickens Baptist
Chlirr.h Aiicnof. 1-lfU mm ?
itiun IjUU, IJU"
ginning at 10 o'clock.
Devotional Service Mrs. O.E.
Watson.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Th? Kind You Have Always Bought
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Notice of Cotton Weigher's Election
lor Pickens.
Notice iH hereby given that on the
third tfatur.lay in AugiiHt, A. I). 1910,
the Bane being the 20th day of August
A. D. 1910, an election will hi* held in
the town of Pickens for the purpose
of selecting a Cotton Weigher for the
ensuring ye ir, or until his succosor
shall have been duly qualified, and at
I which election the polls will open at
10 o'clock a. in, and close at 5 o'clock P.
m., and at which election the following
are hereby appointed managers to-wit:
W. T. Griffin, J. L. Thornley and I),
B. Finn- v.
For the pur pone of this election nil '
qunlifieii electors shall be allowed to
vote; and ,'qimlifit;d electors'' shall in- j
cluih* >11 malt* citizens who are patrons i
of ih. 1'iekent* cotton market, resident J
within the county of Pickens, who shall ;
on or before ill*' third day before the 1
flair (U-l ' - *
.mi iAt? i i-h soon eiecuoil, upon thy
product: >n of his registration certificate,
procure fiom tin* t 'lerk of the Town
("ou i) ci I >r the town of Pickens an ad-,
dilional certificate that he is a duly
qualified doctor. uuder the laws gov- '
eming general elections in the State of
South Carolina, and entitled to vote in
the annual elect ion for Cotton Weigher.
Hooks of registration for this purpose
are open and will l<o continuously kept
open until the day before the said election
for the nuroose of reiristeriixr nil
| who may desire to vote in said election. |
The pprson receiving the highest number
of votes cast in this election shall he the
Ootton Weigher for the town of Pickens,
am1 his term of ofHco shall be for
one >rjir, nod untill the election and
qMalificHtion of his successor.
J. R Aslmiore, B, B. LaBoon,
Clerk. Mayor.
FOLEYS KIDNEY PILLS
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Let me
mail
Sample & y^lWol
of our l^Mcj ^
Remedy '
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Noah's Linir
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Welcome Address Mrs. J. M,
Stowart.
Reports of Committees.
Discussion of State Missions,
led by Mrs. W. C. O'Dell.
Song.
Home Missions, opened by
Miss Otis O'Dell.
Foreign Missions, Miss Lidie
Bowen.
WVin.f. olirMilfl
. >iu l/U VJUll,
Mrs. Middleton Hester.
Personal Service, Mrs. R. A. I
Hester.
Survey of the work .of the W.
M. U. of S. C. Mrs. C. E. Wat3(W1.
Dinner.
1:30P.M. Devotional Service,
Miss Ncllio Grundy.
Address on The Importance of
the Young Woman's work f'< r
Missions by Mrs. A. L. Crutch
d of Snn.rtn.nhnvo'
i - vv*"r?Mrs.
C\ E. Robinson. Snpt.
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IUIHI We are the originators c
fl ffl these prices cannot be duj
II lllltf Genuine HijJ
11 llll Pric* I.ist of
I \\\\l rxpncss phipaio
>1 ||V 2 Gallon Kcs: $3.60
j IU 3 Gallon Keif 5.30
//- North Carolina SI
II Imperial Whiskey XXXX
(I Rock anil K yo XXXX
\l Apple Brandy XXXX
U\ll Apricot Cor<lial XXXX
A\\\ Mlackhcrry Cordial
I lilVl > Sherry Wine (1'ure California
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Peach
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line, label
rxnancnt
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Vhy Sui
iave you become acquainted with the rnc
nent, and will with pleasure, send you a
for man or heast, internal and extei
do all that is claimed for it, or your r
Noah 's Liniment is the Boa
Sciatica, Neuralgia, Lame Back, S
Colds, Sprains, Strains, Cuts, Burn
e.nd al! Nerve, Bone and Muscle At
Noah's Linit^cnt is sold a
all dealers in mcdicinc. V.
The rut nt 'he right ?* ?n r-nct cojwcif our r^e'i
o( |)m flrtttiinc NoaH'i L;: inient. It iWquil* im|
*1 ? .k* f?.l (I. .1 ll>* Nr,.h'c 1 .V*
distinctive nmri?. Kvfiyone ilioiikl Iwwatt? r imiti.t
y proftecutc every infringement f ( our right*. r^>?s? M
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Cut this Coupon out and 1
Noah Martin, Richmond, Va.
Please Mail me a Free Sample of
1 eodote two 2 c?nl lUmpt (ot
Num.
Address
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I is ahnost the worst thing for I
consumptives. Many of the I
"ju?t-as-good" preparations I
contain M much as 20% of I
alcohol; Scott'* Emulsion R
not a drop. InsUt on having I
Scott's Emulsion 1
FOB BALE BY ALL. DBPQOIBT8 g ?
j NO CURE! NO PAY!!
Bo prepared for nn emergency by having
n Jtottlo Of NOAH'S COLIC REMEDY
?r. ?.o.wl nni?.n1o ,li., f ....... . . ..
all other non-contagious diseases combined.
Nino out of evcrv ten cases would b v?'
I cured if NOAM'S OOL'C R1 MECV h
i been given In time. It Lr,t? K^'/Tir.?
Isn't a drench or dope,
I but Is n remedy given
j on tl.o tongue, ho sin;pin
that a woman or Jyl >s3EW{jCv,&',
! child cangivoit. If it clll?
failH to euro, your
monov refunded. If
your dealer < a 11 n o t TU^VHTirB
supply send 50c in 1 [|T V
Htimipt nn<l wo will k I v / ? B tfH a
mail n bottle. Noah
Romodv Co., Inc., Jf|( J^Tfjl
iticliuiond, Va. "ljl![Plijl^yi?|HH
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Goods Named 'lielow: ^ .,i|!5
f rXPRtSS PIUPAIO I |)l|jll ' . i_ ? 1
4 Gallon Kcjr *r, .95 // J\\
4\? Gallon Kt-ir HIS f lllllllu
tyle Corn Whiskey XXXX |/ll||\\\
l'ench and Honey XXXX '//l)w\l
Tom (iin XXXX /////m
Peach Brarulv XXXX I
Banana Cordial XXXX 'II III/fx
Vort Wine (l'nre California) f\J\III\
t) Scuppcrnonir (l'wrc N. Carolina) ill
rice t>/ flflch ;'t tht Samr. l//\\\
!? ;< (Joodw Chunp IM'llltiil
1'ricou liver Qnoied 'Jjl)oM
Goods jVti.ned Jii'ttKo; v/JJwik
ixirtis-. "uri'Aio lill/tm
4 Gallon Kctf S5.7S ////oyfl
4 i < iallon lvcn 0.55 /rl/Vlf
rt Sty!" Corn Whiskey ( l/l U . J
>crrv Cortlial l'cach Brandy l/j m
NVine (Compound) /II [// ^
Rnnann Cordial j III ja ' H
and Honey l'ort Wino 11 I I II
Sin ScuppcrnooK Wine ' III (I *>W
;Vr of liach is the Same. J j|{ jf/'
mt^'and packing. Wo know one trial li
3 list of our 100
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rrer ; ^ ^ ^
rita of The Great Pain Remedy,
i free sample on request. It is good
nal use, and is positively guaranteed to
noney will be refunded,
i Remedy for Rheumatism in all forms,
tiff Joints and Muscles, Sore I liroat,
s, Rmi. es, Colic, Cramps, I oothache,
;hes .)nd 1 ains.
it 25c., 50c., and $1.00 per bottle by
1rre<! I V-rn.'ifk wl?icK i* uied on *vrry label ind carton
ilanl that ihe tlioitld notr tbia t*rfofr pun ha?ina, aa
1vsa>? ap^xur in ml ink. Nor.e genuine without these
ioni offer/<i by nierupuloui dealer*. Wr will promptly
artin, Nonh Remedy Co., Inc., Richmond, Vtt.
Mail at once. ]
Noah's Liniment. flR