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CLOil For 8 years w< specialty and we that we carry th up-to-date line ii are buying the lIE history of our bus largest stock of this town. It w( we have The I line of samples measure 1or a sui ing a fi: and sat made by The In every judge of p be the best tailor Besides being se tLe suit they are make in style, fit FOLe3 Clothing, Shoes, Chase City buggies, ] and Zeigler Shoes. leyi Happenings of a Local and Personal Nature. Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. Bu(Ier Roper, on the 10th, a son. Ithbamer Kay, who vas been sickI with tever for several days, seems to be improving. There will be an all-day singing at Mt. Carmel Baptist church the fourth Sunday in this month. A U lovers arnd professors of music are invited to attend. W. E. Edens Jr' has bought the old T.Lable Rock hotel property, and will erect a new up-to date hotel and be ready for next summer's business. The niew hotel will be erected on the spot where the old one now stands. Msyor E. P. Mc~ravy, of Easley, was in Pickens, Tuesday, to hand to Mrs. 0. H. Alexander, a check for $2,500, being in payment of a policy Mr. Alexander had in the Prudential Insurance Co. Mr. Mc Cravy is local agent of this company. A fox hunt Friday night was the source of much merriment and ex citemnent to the poople of Pickons. 'The chase began on the north side of town beyond Logare's park. Then the yelping of dogs and the clatter of horses' hoofs, mingled with the cries of their riders, told that the hunters were on the principal street of the town. It was5 anf inspir'iting sight to see the hntnters coming at! full sp)eed down Main o .: the gas lights, and it w~ as noe before the noise diod a yi west side of town, whnco tL a terminated. The boili led by Congressman Logaro and Marabal Nanty. HINC have made this lii can say without boat e best, largest and j ri Pickehs County. Lrgest Fall stock in iness. We will hav Clothing ever show can't fit you out of s nternational Compf and we can take t o ovei coat, guaral isfaction. If your si ternational it is rig] ood clothes knows iig concern in the w veral dollars cheap( far superior to any < and quality. Hats aind Gents' Fu [ron Ki!g stoves, N< All wrmners. tfrns. 3e Crenshaw is reported seri. ill with typhoid fever. rorn, to Rev. and Mrs. B. F Murpliree, on the 9th inst., a son. Drew Attaway has finiebed his res idence and has moved his mothet into it. Rev. Ben Hfolder, on Sunday, joined in wvedlock WVm. Hill, Jr., t( Essie Bowen): both colored. R~ev. B. Holder is an excellent farmier as wvell as a minister and be. tieves in an abundance of big corn ini the .crib at home. l[e has recently exhbited at this office a specimen of his improved variety of corn which was hard to beat. Mrs. Laura Mauldin, wife of 3. sam Mauldin, of the Bethlehem see. tion, died on Sunday morning the 6th inntant and was buried at Zioni burying ground the day following her death, Rev. Powers conducting the services. She leaves a husband and three small children besides numnerous friends and relatives who deeply mourn her depar ture. 3. D. Meaders, of the Easlvey ie, had his wvell house burned up last week and had hard work to sawVI his d welling. Built over the well was a long room wvhich was used fir vail Duis p)Urpoes--can nery, storage ro: 1n for clothes, ironing room, and at t he time of the fire wvas b-iug u-md' in the latter capacity, a koroitne .aot' being used for heating t~he ir ,ni:; The oil ran low in tho stove, ad when undertaking to fill it ihby lamnp exIploded and et fire to the room,and and winter clothing, linked away there, only :ito the flames, and they iVfrom a water supply. .e .,ork and getting some water out of a stationary engine in the yard they subdued the flame. INISH] ie a I ;ting nlost We the the n in tock my's T your iit is (ot it as it to B0 r6 to >ther H 0 Zeig t*itWa rnishing Goods at spei nV Hon-e sewing m1c Atticus Hagood Daguall, Esq., of Anderson, was in Pickens last week lookiug lIUe politiCal situation in the face. Mr, Dagnall has announced -that he wvill be in the race for solic itor for this district and came up to feel of the pulse of the Pickens peo. pie along that line. He i.s a spIon did lawyer anid standsb well in An~ter you and wvherover known in the dis trict .and wvould make a good and efficient official if elected. Elsewhere will be found a letter from Hon. Wyutt Aiken relative to the rural routes in this couuty, and especially those leading out from Pickens. The patrons of these routes should do all they can to make them sustaining. It is mighty nice to step to your box every day and get your mail--it beats the old waly of going to the country postoffice once or twice a wveek fcr your mail. These routes are great conveniereces and should be jaustained. It will not do to go back tothe old( plao1( or gettinj mil. Th nii on and mi is it.-r's m'e.vf ing will conivene with Fall Creek lkaptist deorebi the fifth Saturiiday mi this moienth, at. 10 o'clo< a. m. Iotrraduc.. tory armo'n by Rev. S. A. .lbant. MIis~inary sermnon by Rev. B. 1'. Mloore. A1.ll preachiers phei8 asollend1. Wri11 anesay on any su hbject you inny~ chloose Q.wlis Ii in bo open o n)i i <htyL of me3. tig. T1.. 11. 8irewart, "a, t ~Aim~- -] 32 b<i ise: ah boiler ami 0-hose egim- ingood orderr, I. a barhlgan, if takmt. at onceC. C. G. Vo~ ight, 2 mnil us northi of Easley.-tf L The Jason Gillespio Home in W~est End. 3 acres. See 3. McD). Bruce. Church-Did you ever try any of these "close to nuature" methods? Glo tham-Well, I've used a porous plas terl--Yonke~rs Stattesman. .' [G AiS ALKO SH kRE TAKING T1] IE BEST SHO] 3M5O, 4, 4. den Shoes for $6 r ohom, adi, $20 tch for our ALL ANNOUN [LCY k (Malty. Sole agen ts fo] hines, IIawes $3 hat, Are the best selli the wvorldl. Ther for it. They are pri1ces are not toc Only 60 Per pound. Th Ladies like. PJCKENS I . J1, N'.] Pickeos Gra 'I litioil raltes for those8 wVho( are 11ithler 1st alid 2(1 Graides, 3(1 aiid 4t11 Grades, 5th aiid 6tlh Grades, 7ti ald S8lh Grades, 9)th aiid 10th Grades, By order of T7"" pecalty. VER QESI E DAY! E MADE lo, I L and $6.50 3., 3.60 & 4. CEMENT. so. -ZMitcellwg Boyden,Wak r goo aknd the )R UG CO. 'I[ALL M, P., s. iled School 3el1 it isi eniolled1 ol in thle district, nor trane~hrro,! ,. e - . 81 .50 per monnIe~' 82.00 per monux 82 .50 per' monthi UST E ES