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I' Pickens SenltneWourllal Heppeniigs of Local and Persona Nature. - .In spite of the short cOp fe"tmers have bad difficulty in having pick. d what cotton they have made. V -Mrs. A, L Johnson, of Liberty, S. C, is a guest of Mrs. T. A. Capp and fauly.-Toccoa, Ga., Record ,%79aes Viola and Madone Moore :. ' rtv, aret-v isit.ing their sister, N. Gantt, in Pickens. Norris Grammar School opened November 12, with Prof. W. T. Earle, of Centrul, as principal. -C. B. Hagood and family, of Eanley, moved to their new home in Pickens, Monday. Mr. Hagood will ;ave charge of the Pickens mill. --William Rosamond, colored, re !ently killed a pig that weighed 425 ounds. Will is a good pork raise,, s well as a good blacksmith. -The crops in this county are poor tis year, but they are far ahead of 00 in Sumter and Lee counties om what we can learn. -Subscribers are slower in settlin g eir accounts this year than we like see them. Don't always leave the wspaper man to the last -Mrs. J. B. Bruce, who has been n(ing some days in Pickens with r son, W. A. Bruce, returned to her me in Greenville, last Saturday. - Mr. Tom Hughes a former valued zen of this county, but now resident of Greenville, was a itor in Pickens last w<ek. -The store of Craig Bros is now ly for the carpenters. They ex t to occupy their new place of ine-s by the 15th of next month. -Mrs. R. A. Hester, who has been .e sick for some time, has so far vered as to be able to be up and again. She spent Sunday with son, M. H. Hester, of Pickens* -Did you ever compare the adver aent in the Sentinel Journal with e in other papers? We believe compare favorably with those in of the dailies. The railroads will sell round trip ta to the Hampton unveiling * uder 20th for one fare plus 25 i-tickets on sale 19th and 20th to 21st. Mrs. J. P. Carey has gone to * herry, Ga., on a visit to rela and to attend the marriage of brother. Her little daughter, ic,went with her. Rev. P. P. Crawford preached -a forceful sermon in the Pickens ast church last Sunday night. ~so stated that he would remain ustor of this charge for another Try litle cottonl has been c.>ming antly an account of the low price seems to be no really good rca ~r the slump) in price and we ~he farmers will keep their nerve ild their cotton. :ead every page of this issue; sting reading muatter, including] .dvertisemecntr, ,vill be found * ed throughout the~ eight pages, - hey should all have your care -usal. rs1'. James Spearman has been fed by a court of inqjuiry a fit for treatment att the State l tor the Insano, and she waIs; Ito Columbia yesterday by Jbunnings.I yatt Jennings, son of sheriff Jenniungs, is making great * s in thue Southern Shorthand Isiness College, if Atlanita, G-. * rds high in' his classes; is a r. one boy, anid will make a o are in receipt a[ a booklet utivo of Sainford, Fla., fromi Mr ~k Arial, who is a formor Pick. * , but who is DOW residi g there a thriving townu of some 00 nid it a hustling lace(~, for the seekinig al new location. ust Fridany while Mr. H-. U. was having a corn shedder k at his barn, near. Liberty, t outiln his roughness, from gine, and the barn and all of nfts~ were dlestro'yed. Thiose ,ere present, and( those wvho 4 : ~d ini, manalged te save the For all such wvork gasoline * ~ ae fo uerior to steam. p Novelb( This is the month v start. You ever hear hangs on all winser? ] thing to think of a No% along until March. It is Grippe Tablets will br very few doses and lea ever.' We recommend customers for we have r any other cold remedy w Price 25< Pickens I IS YOUR Ni A Few of Dr. [ Prominent Rec Greenville:- J #,: Fitzgeraid, W V Lorgess. J P Goodlwin, A A Gates, V V Keys, J Ii Allen, V S Pack, Mlrs S E Rush, Mrs w 'I' Barr, Mrs George Putman, G K Wihis. J J Cawart. Greers?-Mrs Frank Iurgews, F L Gos sett. J E Brook man, Mrs N cannon, Mrs E Wnam, Mrs L R Smith, Mrs J S Bur nett, Mrs John Brockman, Miss Bula Baker. Pelzer:-Mrs M c Stone, W R Dendy. J P Trowbridge, W A Sherard. Mrs C T Moss, Mrs V E Thonpson W W Griffin. W I Hudgene, J B Bonner. Simpsonville:--B M Moore Mrs B M Moore, S '' Moore, Miss Carrie Gresham, Miss Luia Richardson, Miss waud Rich ardson Miss Anna Maore, T'1 T odd. nrs T T Todi, W T Burdett, J M Ashmore trs D A Fowler, Mrs Thad Stewart. Mrs B W Burdett. Pickens:-A J Bogs, F M Hester. H W Farr Mrs H W Farr Mrrs H B Hen rix, F E cox, B F McDaniel J P Atta iny J M Stewart, B Fi Parson. Dr. F. H. Aewton, G ight Specialist will 'r F-iday Ivov. 23d, .ON ~ingj at the Hiawatha i Examinations free. Evyerbody This s to A CardI Thsi ocertify that all druggista ie thorized to refund your money if Fo y's Honey and Tar fails to cure your moghi or cold. It stops the cough, baIs the lungs and prevents serious 1e tlts from a cold. Cures Ia grippe cough d prevents pnumooni ad consuimp on. Contains no opiates. The Genii n is in a yel'ow package. Refnse sub itutes. Pa. sins Pharmacy, Liborty, ud T'ickeini Drug Co. This is the season of de cay and wveak; ed vitality. Natunro is being shorn or a beauty anid biloom. If you would re in ours, fortit'y your systemi with lolitr's RLoeky M ountain TVea. 35 miat, TIea or TJ.able ts. Pickens drug for chuldren- cafe. cure. Alo opiates Foley's Honey and Tar enrea the ost obstenato uougThs and expels the old from the system as it is mildly axative. It is gnaranlteed(. Do not risk iking .any bnt the genulino in the yel w packago. Parkcins Pharmacy, Liber y, and Piokens D)rug Co. Have You a Friend? Then tell him. about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Tell him how ft cured your hard cough. Tell him why you always keep it in the house. Tell him to ask his doctor about it. Doc tors use a great deal of it for throat nd lung troubles. The at kind of a testimonial " Sol for over sixty years." * byJ. 0u nye uo. Lel Ma m e SARSAI'ARILLA. IIAIR VIGOR. We ve no neoretn! We puhullh the f mulas or all our mediolnos. One of A er's Pills at bedtime wIll haen r cavar". nnntiv lawnation.~ 1r Colds. then most of the colds people say their cold t would be a terrible 'ember cold extending useless, for our La eak up a cold with a ie no bad effects what it continually to our tore faith in it than in hich is at onr disposal. . a box. )rug Co. ME HERE? 2. H.. Newton's ommendations. Travelers Rest:-3rs 1- J W\Tilliams, G W Nicol, Ers U W Nicol, S J tlaoud, Mars S J Stronl. J E Watson. J M Whit m11irt, Airs G W Pool. Taylor S. C,:-Mrs cnrrie R Howell Mrs E P Hammett, E J Roberts, Mis W M Shokley, Mrs L A crowder. Easley S. c.:-Mrs M E Boggs. Mrs M a Willimsn, Miss Ellr Kay, Mrs J M Jane son, A R Hamilton, Mis A R Hamilton Miss Jessie Hamilton, Mrs A J Reev. 8, W W Latoem, Robt Stewart Miss Eunice B.ight. Fountain Inn:-A S Ppden. G P Wood B E Thompson, J L Lcruggs, Mrs D W Pollard, Miss Carie Sprouce, Mrs R J Hopkins Miss Kate culbertson. Willianiston, S. c.:-A c McGee, R Ferguson, J F Mcalister, A G Wood. Mrs W D Hutto, Mis3 Noriue Prince, Mrs M P Wilis. Mrs L C cooley. Piedmont, S C:-W M Grier A C cul b)ertson, Mrs C A Rhodes, Mrs L C Hen son, J B Richey. reenville's Expert Eye risit Pickens, S. C., on E DAY ONLY, stop Glasses as low as $1. WV elcomre. Notico of Final Settlement and Discharge, State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. In the Court of Probate. Ex Parte James R. Vandiver, Exeutor In Re T1ho estate of D. K. No)rris, deceased. Petition for Final Settlement and( Dis charge: On hearing the petition for a Final Settlement and D)ischargo in the above ease, it is ordered, thatd the 24th day of Novembor, 1906, be fixed as a day for the final settlement of the estate of D. K. Norris, deeas.901 It. if further ordered that a notice of said Final'settlemuent51( andapplication for discharge by Jlan'es R. Vandiver as exeo uitor of said estate be' puIbblShed in the Picke..s SenItinOl-Journa)l onIce a week for one mnonsth, anid that a notice of said 1final settlteoi t and( appl icat.ion for dis charge be served upon the parties men tioned in the petition as interested ini saidl estatte. J. B. NEWBERIY, J. P. P. C. Pickens, S. C., October '20th 1906. Josep)h N. Brown, Att'y for Petitioner. Notice to Debtors and Creditors All p)ersonIs holdiing claims against the estate of the lato TV. W. HI ill n,ust pros ent the same duily, proven1 on or before t he 1st day of January 1907, 01r be barred payment and( all persomns iindebted to said estate must make p)aylment on or before the above (late,3 to thes underl(signied. R. M. HILL, Oct. 27th 4t Administruators, Fasrm Fror Sate. A 110 acre farm for sale, joining lands of Rev. W. C. Seaborn A. B. Riggins and Philip Robinar,n 75 acres in cuiltivationi. 28 acres in high statte of cultivat.ion, 25 acr*es well timbereWd, two sp)lend(id1 dwell ing honses and necessary outbuilings. two good wire pasteres, contains somie bottomt land and is wvell w atered, four mies froam Norris Cott.on M Ill, six milb M from Libe rty and1( live miles P'ickens (. HT. in Praters section, a good outlet, Price $30.00 por' acre. Add Iress Jutlim s M%. floldinig, R. F'. 1). No. 2. Pimckens S. C. 26 Nov. Sor Nipples and Chapped Hands Acquickiy curecd by aply))3inlg Chatumberlait Sato. Tfry it;* it is n sulcccs. P'riCC 24 Celts. FOLGER, LARGEST and most com plete line of General Mer- I chandise ever shown in Pickens. For the past month we have been receiving almost daily car load shipments of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Hard ware, Groceries, Furiiture, Buggies and Wagons 'till we are now prepared to show you the largest, best selected and arranged stock of General Merchandise in the up-country. Lvery floor in each department is packed almost to the ceiling with goods bought at the right prices. Goods bought right sell themselves and we buy nothing but the best goods atI right prices. Our Dry Goods department is complete in every detail. Everything in Domestics, Out ings from 6c to 12 2 c. Flan nels, Jeans, Kerseys, Percals, Ginghams, Plaids and Drills. Largest lot of Blankets ever shown in Pickens, at 50c to $7.oo per pair. Dress Goods! Dress Goods!! Worsteds, Cassemiers, Pan amas, Serges, Broad Cloths, Henriettas, Brilliantines. Em broidered Mohairs, Dress Flannels, all colors with silks and trimmings to match. The leading colors for this season are Black and White and Gray Plaids. We have a full line of these colors. Cloaks, Jackets and Skirts. A full and complete line in all the latest styles and colors for Children, Misses and Ladies. Jackets and Cloaks from $1-50 to $12.50. Skirts from $1.25 to $6.oo. We also carry the Kenyon . Rain Coat for ladies and men. . Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Ge Walkover Shoes, Stetson Hats, Ken: Mitchell Wagons. Folger, -:-NOTICE THAT. J. 1. Harris is still in business at the same old st self. Come around and get some bargain:s ing chandise, but dlon't all come at once. I will s< 24 pound sack of good flour for 50 cents. other things according, minus Meat and D)rit which is as high as H laman was hung. Irish seed, Bliss, Early Rose, Burbanks and Beat Hebron, by the peck at any old pri J. F. HARRIS, av A RARE BARGA 204 acre well impjroved farm for sale. Ini f Pickens. Six acres river bottom; eight in brancia acres upland in high state of cultivatIon: 25 acre About ioo of fmne original forest well timbered. and plenty of it. Good 1 0-room, 2-story dw~elli ings and two tenant houses. T[he J. L. Stephe wvell worth 1 ,0,oo-our price, 6,500. Titles g one-half cash and the balance in one year. The Pickens Land Age Lock, Rox. No. 2. PIC0K1 T HORNLEIG Jlothing! Clothing! Clothing! f On this line we have no tl :ompetition. There are three 5 essential things to make a suit f clothes what it should be and ti these are fit, style and quality. o Buying clothes as we do in large \ :luantities from five of the r largest clothing concerns in the :ountry, enables us to give you d all of these qualifications at a I very reasonable price. Suits c for children 3 to i 7 years from I 75c to $6.00; suits for youths \ 13 to 20 years from $2.50 to e $12.50; suits for men, stouts, i slims and regulars, $3.50 to t $25.o; overcoats for boys 6 to 20 years from $3.00 to $i o.oo; overcoats for men $4.00 to $25.co. Extra pants for boys and men, all sizes and < a!l prices. Among the different lines o clothing we handle is the celebrated J ane Hopkins 1 make for boys and the Horse 1 Shoe brand for men. Shoes, Shoes, Shoes. The increase of our shoe trade has been phenomenal. The reason of it is we sell good shoes. We can hardly supply the demand. Shoes have ad vanced from i o to 40 per cent, but we are holding to old prices as much as possible. The old renowned Battle Axei still leads them all. The best shoe made for the money. Baa,le Axe Shoes are worn by e-verybody. They come in all sizes, all styles and all prices. We are sole agents for the Walkover Shoes for men, $3-50, $40oo and $5-oo. The Stetson Shoe for men: $5.oo and $6.oo, and the Zeigler Shoe for ladies, $3-00 and $3-50. Big stock of Flats and Caps ~nt's Furnishing Goods a Special ~an Rain Coats, Iron King Stove Thonley and by him me e- R EADY I 11l your a And all OUR Storc d F-ruit price rSIig: p)otato have charge of ty of ce. )IS anxious to s Mimself. We hand [N. Bring in ive miles of bottom, 75 od Good water ag, outbuild ns p)lace. Is )odI. Terms NS. S. C. I( i,r.detise C .L or men and boys. If you rould wear tie best hat buy ie Bomar Hat at $3.00, or the tetson Hat at $5.00 or $6.oo. Hardware of every descrip on. Just received a solid car f Stoves and a car of Barbed Vire and Nails, with prices* ght, Big stock of Harness, Sad les, Bridles, Robes and Horse Ulankets. Large Assortment f Trunks. Art Squares and .ugs, Furniture, Buggies Vagons and Surreys. The ntire second floor of our build n1g, 70 x 120 is devoted en irely to Buggies and Furniture. Ne buy both in solid car lots mnd can give you rock bottom >rices. We carry the largest ;tock of Furniture in Pickens :ounty. A look will convince 'oi! we speak the truth. Everything needed for the mouse. Oak Suits from $15.00 o $65.o0, Oak Beds from $2.00 :0 $19.00; Dressers $5.0o to pi 5.oo. Hall Rockers, Centre Fables, Dining Tables, Kitchen l'ables, Sideboards, Safes and Bed Lounges. We can save you at least 10 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 of 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 changes. Bring your cotton to Pickens For this is the best market in he county, and while here call n us for anything you need. We appreciate your busi iess and will treat yon right' wvery time. Yours truly, ty. Sole Agents for Stetson and s, New Home Sewing Machines, And Co. :OR FALL BUSINESS. s full of Fall and Winter Goods with ht to everybody. Mrs. Freeman will our D)ress Goods D)epartment, and she elI every lady in the county. FLOU R., le nothing but the best Ilour at close the chickens and eggs while prices are Respectfully, AIG BROS. ONE-PRIcE CASH STORE. ing-the tasty kind--.we (10 ig in this paper bringsesults.