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S t t (11 JiapIuelun1gs or a Local and .Personal Nature. Mrs. Flora Lathem ha8 been re elected as one of the teachers in the Central graded school in Green s ille. Mr. Sullivan of Columbia, came up this week and oasited his son in-law, fl. B. Cooper, to take stock for Ashmore & Nim mons. Otis Keith, after a sojourn of a week in Atlanta decided that life was too strenuous in that eity and ret urn ed to Pickens singing, "There is no place like home. While attending the meeting at Cross Roads last Thursday Miss Ma. ry A. Taylor, Baptist Home Mission ary of Greenville, had the misfortune of having her ankle dislocated. T1he injury though not serious was pain ful. WV. E. Free-nan & Co. have built up a good trade semce they have opened up, and are buying largely for their fall and winter customers whom they expect to trade long, lots and often. They make a specialty of their grocery department and have it well stocked and are selling at very reasonable prices. Messrs. Folger, Thornley & Co , have had an unusually good trade this year and are buying heavily for fall and winter. They expect this year's business to be their biggest and best year, and will (10 all in their power to make it so. They make a run on high grade shoes, cspecially the "Walkover," which vettising this week. T' agent for the Internati. Company and if you we t measure suit step in and leave yoior oredr. *WS5T I Larg The best shoes m We have on disp I the Internationa amples for suits, o If you want style uit have it made I ailoring concern ii eed. New fall goc OLG ER, othing, Shoes, I ecialty. Sole agei iggies, Iron King S awe $3 Hats, Boi All winners. Dall for Butterick time ago pair gol gl asses -ase. Leave at bank and Miss Jennie Blassingame that beautiful and charming young lady the erstwhile milliner of WV. E. Freeman & Co., visited Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jennings last week. L. Rothschild, Greenville's popula e clothier andl tailor, i8 making a run on straw hats, and at the reduced price he is selling them at it wvill pay you to purchase and keep until next season. Very soon, now, the young fQJks of the town and county, both ladied aibd gentlemen, will sOON be leaving for to resume their college work. Whlen those of the to'n leave the ranks of the younger society set will be greatly reduced. Court Stenographer, M. C. Long, of the tenth circuit, spent a few days in Pickens this week renewing old acquaintancee and making new friends. He is an avowed candidate for solicitor of this circuit and is a lawyer of no mean ability. heing le 1to dircharge the duties of the eflice Iwith fearlessness and dispatchm. Ashmore & Nimmnons, the new flim unfurl their mercantile bann~er to t.1 e breeze this week. They have bought he stocks of goods of J. F. Harrisq and D. B. Cooper, both .of whiose goods aro all right, clean and freshl; to this thmey have added.~ now good& which are coming in every day. Thi.. have one of the prettiest stolrrom to be found anywhere and hue~v ar ranged their goods mighty Lnasti'y both well public, are honest and Al ~ ,-od salesmen, andl business follows and cannot help but succeed. e Fall Shipmer )VE R SI ade for $3.50, $4, $z Lay at our store ove 1 Tailoring Compai ver coats and extra , fit., quality and )y the Internation a the world. A pei >ds beginning to ar rHORNLJ tts and Gents' Fui its for Mitchell Wa toves, New Hlfone E rden, Walkover ar Patterns. J. McD. Bruce ih erecting two cot tage on his lots near the cotton mill on the Holder's -Ford road. When completed they will be for rent. J. N. Hiallum, manager of the Pickens Drug Co., is always lo kingI out for some new novelty to place on th (mrkt; some new style to ar range his RfOCk{ in which to make it catchy and pleasing to the eye, some1 new thing to dIraw trade. His store presents an attractive appearance at all times and has a good run of cus-' tonm, which steadily increases as the week~s roll by. His stock of school stationery, supplies and books is com plete anid he asks sonr consideration gf the good he offers. See ad in this issue When it comnes to groceries Moore & Mauldin have the trade "skint~ed a block." They go down alter facts and tell them in a straightforward way; they do not slop over with highflown generalities or long strings of rhet orical words ahout their stock; they simply pm .ilic "qliity' ad purity"' and abiow whlerejin th.n- wod are p)i (i ur loal hae the. ini e8amay quali uns to maeke them. fi rst class and all righ.it. Seet i i 1d nol proth'~ui fronm reaoding it. Stuch aa s theLuy get up I will (~rtainly provo trade winners. have had' a pheIou-onim:llyv good tradl t o have a birg..er, bn r~I.i and more va rn t *stiock~ han 1111(ar beforea~m, fo r their 'va ie:cransIi aM~ of cus.toers to uilr aottentLion to thleir deartmlenit frz theo l adies, anid h. r l; i of shoes, hats, millinery, dress goods and all such things as go to make a maiden moure charing,will contain more and1( prettier stuff this season than ever before, and the price will be c:mmnen sur'ate withi the, quality of the goodd 1 VEDl it HOES. L.50 and $5. r 400 patterns iy's line of fall trousers. finish to your .al, the largest ,feet fit guaran rive daily. iY&, co nishing Goods a gons, Chase City ewing Machines t Zeigler Shees Again School of all kin The be to be foui Our 25 Our50 YO U PICKENS PickernsG Seterib-ti t, 1 907 E)~I i tal fro of ffty cn Tl -. on rates for those who are noi 1st aiwd 2(d Grades, 3d anid 4tht Grades, 5thI and 6th Grades, 7th and 8th Grades, 9th and 10th Grades, ~y order of 7 u SUlPPLJIES? we wish to call your attention. to' Books anu School Supplies, ds. st line of id anywhere. c. Box Paper is excellent. :. Box Paper is a drearn of beauty. RS TO PLEASE. DR UG Co. 'T- 1IALLU~ M, Ph. G. aded School --0 in ifF a essiou 1907-1908 on Monay, 18 i re nuire1 t>ay ian inciden thecr in the dlist'ict, nior tratnferio~d, are a $1.50) pe ot $2.00 per1 mIonthA $2 .50 per 111 moib $3.00 per month ~RUST E ES