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'~ 1ck1i~Selltlnei4ollral Happenings of a Local and Personal Nature. Earl Seaborn is visiting friends in tOWb. . Don't be discouraged. There's a "Thaw" on in New York. Walter L. Boggs took a run up from Liberty, Wednesday. Mr. Hubert MoKagan, of Sumter, was in Pic4ens this week. Miss Melissa Byars is visiting Iriends and relatives in town. Born, on the 1st inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Stacy M. Townes, a girl. 'Squire S. D. Stewart, of Liberty, was in town Wednesday on business. Misses Eva Freeman and Ina Boggs visited at Easley, Wednesday. Three large boilers and one en gine arrived last week for the cotton mill. Miss Casse Bolt will succeed Miss Jeukins at the telephone central vtlioe. Jack Frost did sme -attistio eth ig on the windowpanes Wednesday night. Craig Brgs. are getting a "move -n!' plating the stook in their new etore building. * &farriod, Sunday. Jan. 27, by Rev. J. M. Stewart, Miss Missouri Robert son and Mr. Warren Turner. Mrs. 0. L..Onreton, eho has,been seriously ilk..fgy a number. of weeks With pneumonia, is much impraved. The Heath.Bruc.Morrow .oA sold several buggies Wednesday. Buffalo robes, sleigh belts and skate" would be more in keeping with the weather. When in search of Craig Bre., if you it to Sod them at the old stand call a the new store, for they are moving their goods and are "sorter" divided Miei Ethel Jenkins has resigned her position at the central office and accepted a position as sales-. lady in Cooper's meroantile estab lishment. When kicking'on the weather think of 44 below .ero. in the Northwest -" thaahh : bi'mkae in New Eng. y 70iou are living . has ereoted a * .ey, where he is enigatgeu-FABi i,a and feed busi ness, handling stock foods, etc., and invites Pickenites to call eben in town. If it is a 'valentine you .wish to send her or a handsome post-card, call en the .Pickens Drug CJo., and while there don't fnil to-look at the fineht litno of stationery e'ver brought to to.vn. Thornley Harris has p-unted his estorai nont, and,..!ike...Joseph's coat, it has many colors. It is odd, to say the lea.st, and will attract attention, whi.n we suppose is the object . Mr. Pleas. Whiten, one of the sec ) tion bosses onJ the Pickens road, is not o:'ly a skilled and experienced raitros'l mann, but he's no "slouch" as a c'.,ti')o .rOoer. On his farmn 10 mi le' .eni h of town he raised last s,1a-'n 44 b"l--s of the Sbnth's chief indultt ry . ; aiilroaud men als a rulq don't~ tako kindly to cotton--but some of 'e sometimnes ex pecttmate3 it. Mr. ' 0. Roborteon, aged 65 yealoA at her home Fsb. 1 and wais buried S'rnday in the family buiryinig ground. Sne leaves three somu atal one daughter, 13. F. Robert son, Philip Robertson, S. M. Robert so,a Miis. S. W. O'Dell. Her deat"a occuirred1 five lyoars to a day from that of her husband. Mrs. Robil son wias a daughter of thd late Philip C layton. it., there was ai * . he home of the Golden GIrove * Ruth, daughtoi ion:Newton, wes matrried to Mr. Willie Olayton, Rev. Honriy perform ingi the ceromoy The young couple will start i cir new life in the home provided by tl:e young ahan on Liberty roa], where the beot aishes of a host,:of friendb followv tem. -May hapdiness for-' ever attehd this w~orno -. , 3 on 4he t u.lt. t, M. und Mr1.reo. Bretule oa &n. Butterick Patterns at Folger, Thornley & Co.'s. 86-4w Revs. D. D. Jones and 8. J. Me Carty are attending a Sunday school convention at Greenville. Edwin Griffin, son of Capt. J. A. Griffin, who has been in Colorade the past three years, is home on a vislt. We are not giving Dr. I.t any free advertising as a physician, but he is quite an expert as a sign writer. Hon. T. J. Mauldin made a busi ness . trip to North Carolina last week, taking in Brevard, Hender sonville and other points. Mr. T. A. Gary, the popular man ager of the cotton will company's store at Cateechee, braved the weath, er and visited the "Hub' Monday. Married, at the home of the bride's parents; Mr. and Mrs. 'Silas Hinckle, Sunday,8d inst., Miss Nannie Hinokle and Guy P. Bowie, of'Nimmons, Rev. 14 M. Stewart ofMiating. Friday,, Feb. 1, Deputy Collector Aiken with Officers MoKinney, Gor nell and Goldsmith made a raid near .Gowanaville and captured a large still. Two men were arrested. The young son of County Treas urer.Farr, on his wy i ome, lost his purlq containing $8, somewhere. be. treen- the courthouse and the. depot. Finder.please reture to the treasur er's offioe. 'The Annette Litr .Club," of Liberty, have issued a very elaborate programme for an entertainment to be given in the aulitorium of the Li rty graded sohool riday night, Feb. 22, commenoing at7.40 o'clock. Mr. Brook,. of aendersonuille, trsve,ipg repreenttive, of the Flat Rock Knitting Mills, was calling on Pickens merahants Wednesday in the interest of his house. Ho itatea that the artifeial lake to'be constructed at Hendersonville will -have a shore Jine of thrirty-Sve miles, d be pre diott great things.-for that thriving town. At the firt quartetly ,oonferene'e of the Pickens cireult, IeM at 'abog. Jan. 29, a committee. , pp nted consisting of one -membe; rom each of the firs churches on yhscirY6uit to look into the metter of 4epairing the pdrsonage, The comiittee 4 i.. at the par'eonage Saturday. An assees, ment was M$de on the various churches'of ana ar'ont suffieient to build a kitchen and paint the entire building. This will add much to the looks of our.town, and we are glad to see the brethren so progreesive. Through a misunderstanding Comn missioners-elect N. Bi. Moore au:id G. W. B3owen failed to make. th3eir bonds, and when they camne to qualify they found there were no commis siohs for them. The matter was immediately attended to, but as the commissions h,ive not yet arrived Pickens county is without a board, and Mr. Frank Looper, sup)ervisor, is the wvhole thing The joke is on Moore and Boweni, as they' are Out their salaries, and as the o mntv has no use for a board during tis weather, we can~I well aiff>rd t,o laugh att them. W E H4 What Is lit UnIdoubhted ly for we have the biggest stock < let Preparations, Fine Soaps, C soon as we fmdic out that some c puLt it in stock for her. Howev< in our~ line that isn't already in s Prescriptions, Famiy l?#, .t.ov..?. .r .....w.,.v... d......1 N...'.....r.M.I ....r...,...w..r~11e.., F URI t 11 sa . bh ai.rs of .A We will mal on all Furnitu: Is called to our Stock NITURI louse Fur At this season of the year ink of new things you will i urnituUre, Settee, Chairs, a n Our Stock of Furniture is b )mplete line in the county. ving about 10 per cent in fre Oak Beds from $2.00 ti Oak Dressers from $5,( Oak Washstand.s from Oak Suites from $15.0( Oak Sideboards from $ Oak Safes from $3.00 t Oak'Dining.Tables fro: Oak Centre Tables troi Bed Lounges from $8.( Springs from $2.oo to. Mattresses from $2.oo very Description an e 8pecial prices from : re to make room for im >rdon Stoves at right prices and Ranges--the best on< ling you nieed, we will trea veI edI promptly. YOURS TRULU er, Thorn1ey ss, Hats artd Gents Fiurnishin, (chell Wagons, Chase Oity 1B Boyden.aind Walkover Sh :k Patterns.. EDMONT BR?) ----OF TE-----. Southern Mutual Life Associa A Home Institution. re iH no stafer (omnv . Good as4 the besi , and Wher . ifet -. II n $77,i 0l.0(it of soonrilitie on dep ( ojJ)st to g COST TO JO] At nosi- fr<i' 15 to 30) yeaire .4.00 At ags from 30 to I10 years .-a.(00 A I. ngesM from 4(0 to 50) years.~~ (ii0 At ages from 50 to (0 years . 27.00 naged by its own County 0 1 III '1 aIl 1> ot to Ilon to fis Iii n t)~( ,z your family, Non neI lighbIore to join NO W. Dr. S. 4. Foster, District MaUn.a J C Ca Idwell Gen'1 Agent Pick IAblerty', S. J. ~ \ P.A% '1' ,P rin 'i . ; Liberty .V F; NORRISM, 'h'y rstto A. J. JOG(i, Clerk of Court, Pickens V .. NT ION of nishings you naturally begiun to iced for. the house--new ew Stove or Range. V far the largest and most We buy only in .car lots igh&t. > $10.0Q )Oto $20.00 $3.00 to $10.00 ) to $50.00 12.00 $35.00 o $8.00 $8.00 to: $15.00 n 75c. to $5.00 )O to $15:00 $5.00 to $10.oo d at all Prices. now unti March 1st :thense stock bought. . Also big shipmeni of, earthi for the money. t you right. {And Co. 7 Goods a Specialty. uggies, Irovn King, Stoves, oes. WNOH F0LEOFXA4r .u ...olds, Prevnts Pnm ,Garden~ Seed! ti0ll. i il l - yor m-- papr at To, ' ew ll f u y - m W o o d 'si a n d e th er e LpI'~t f tii, ot seeds. tat atre rehlut e aiud fresh. Takevs hpa fal,cnit o cl1hnces onl a crop by) usinug 01ld sieedm iuaraintes the~ pay- T- I).* IA IA llS. EN:. Foley's Kidney Cure e makes kidneys and bladder rhjgct officers. **EMRM A fe T1uIfurance in theAtoM ger Cotton Mills, If power en a. farm is whazt yoaneedL1 the Ohio enine wvii lili every, ~ ills Co. ment, I l eiicy, dia 4h'W County. economy it hus no equal, -Write foe alogue to WARRE~N SMITH, WRJA io, 8, Cebtrpl, 8. C, 84