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CLOlI &lI E For 8 years w< specialty and we that we carry th up-to-date line i are buying the la history of our bus largest stock of this town. It w( we have The I line of samples measure for a sui ing a fi and sat made by The In every judge of g be the best tailor Besides being se the suit they are make in style, fit FOL@ COlothing, Shoes, Chase City buggies, and Zeigler Shoes. C all F or Buttericl Pickens Sentineli-Journal Happenings of a Local and Personal Nature. F. E. Fendley, of Easley, -has moved to Pirokens and has accepted a position in the grocery departmarut at Folger, Thornley & Co.'s. Miss Nora Jones, a charmning young lady 'from Greenveile, 'has charge of the dry goods d epartment of Folger. Thornley & Co. The super intendent of eductiom is preparing thbe school apportion mnent and widel send themi to the trustees as soon as completed. Lost-Bletween Pickens and Eas ley, the bottonm cart of a brass an tomobile lamp. Finder please re turn to H. A. Rtickey's store, Piekens. There will be apuicnic at Hunters mill on Saturday evening Oct 5th. The public iis invited with full baskets as supper will be served at. 5.30 p. m. Hon. Geo. S. Legaro, Judge Dun can Baker and Bailey Robinson re turned Saturday from a pleasant trip beyond Bald Knob, where they went to catch mountain trout. MisB Nora Hinckle, an experienced trimmer, will have charge of the millinery department of Freeman & Co. Their announcement of the opening will appear later in this paper. Carlisle Newton got caught in the belt of an engine at the brickyard cnI Friday afternoon and tyhen unitan gled he was found to be badly bruised and to have a severe cut on the head, He was unconscious for some time. He reeived prompt attention and his injuries, though painful, are not Censidered dangusnannd at this TS' FU have made this lin can say without boast e best, largest and n i Pickens County. Lrgest Fall stock in iness. We will have Clothing ever showr can't fit you out of st nternational Compa and we can take y t 01 ovet coat, guaran isfaction. If your su ternational it is righ ood clothes knows i ing concern in the w< vetal dollars cheapel fair superior to any o and quality. eR T. Hats and Gents' Fui Iron King stoves, Ne All winners. k PattUans. writing he is resting as well as can be expected. The tax books will open the 15th of October. The total taxes this e-ar amount to $08,201, against $G8,682 for last year, and 3,.512 polls and 1,944 dogs as against 3,784 polls and 2,800 .dogs last year. Miss Gaston, o-f Baltimore, will have charge of the millinery .depart mnt~ of the Heath--firuce- Morrow Co. The opening will be held next month, the .dates of which will be announced later through this paper. David 0 8taneell has bought the Jenkins house and lot from WV.-H. Prince and will move to town right away. He will clerk for Freeman & Co. Mr. Prince is repairing his property where Hf. A. Nealey now lives, and will move there. A slick trick was worked on Craig Bros., Saturday evening, by a negro. He told one of the clerks he wanted to get pay for some chickens he had sold to them and began to take up the amount he claimed was due him. In the rush of bus~iness the clerk waited on him, and after he was gone reported the transaction, an it was discovered be did not seil hbam any chickens. He has made restIuiti,i and claimed it was an error. WVe call your attention toi the half page ad. of Stewart, Andelrsoni & Childers, clothiers and habier dasher.-, of Greenville, wvhich appears ini this issue. These yomily tuen are~ well known to many of iour re ters M, Stewart, for the past I I yeasrs, hats been with the American Seitinitg Coi., of that city, in the capa1city oif waire - housemnan, shipping clerk and oatton woighier. Bob Anderson is kniown all over the country, haying for 14 years been head salesman for L. Rothschild, while Prince Childers, the other member of the firm, is from i, SHC INSHI I.H a aI. ing kost We the the i in ock ny's TH our tee it is t as. L to Boy( Iher Wat F HSORN 'n'isingm Goods a, Spec w IIome sewing mnacl Ithe Brushy Creek section of Ander son cointy, who for the past fow years hs lven traveling in the upper part. of the state, and is also well and favorably known. These young fel lows are all good business men and number their friends by the score, all of whomi wish for them much sue.. cess in their new venture. The many friends of Eugene Alex ander wvill be glad to kn~ow~ that he was ab~le to g >for a -ide on Tluceday withi his faithful physician, Dr. E. B, Webb, who has fought for over a year for the life of his patient. J. D Moore lhad a watch stolen from him last wveek, but soon got on the track of it and ran it (down, to gether with the party who "booked" it. He got pay for the watch and says that is what he had the watch far-to sell it. Mrs. WV. 0. Willard, of Liberty, will have her millinery opening on tihe 27th and 28th insts , and invites' her friends and customers to call and inspect her line. Her milliner has just ret urned from AlantLa wvith a se lect sto.'. M'1*s Wil lard also carries a line line of( d ry gooih. dlr.e. oods and n11 ot ionsI and isbuilb-ig up a s-ph-nudid tradeif. Whet: you buy to the mlinute. Foni 8SA LE - 12 hor1se I- ugl I b.>iler andio 10 -horse eniginre. iin good ioder, Voighlt, 2 umile's inoirt h l l-:sley.--tf End iu acre See. .J. .3b-. Bruce. A (-iOq ehe ot ofi g.,01 4roceriy. I bout a lot act myI~ ownvc pirh-. (Capj-t acnd Sciucers, real. Clhin Ii 250, '. i in. phuite 150 *met. *[ wanti to see how ciniek tis lot will go at abhont half price2. Ini the lot~ is. gold decorauted ware going the same way . Wood's turnmip seed in bulk at Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys and bladder right )ES, 1 GC A S (ALKO SH RE TAKING TI] E BEST SHOI 5.O, 4, 4.1 Jen Shoes for $6 ir Shoos, for aie$20, ch for our ALL ANNOUN ialty. Sole agents loi liies, Hlawes $3 hat, Are the best sel the world. The for it. They are prices are not to Only 60 Per pound. TI Ladies like. PICKENS I J, N. Pickens Gra '1 eli b i' )t i ,a 4 d~ 1) . 1 ] i l b ~ tal fee of fifty cout~s 'Iui ioni rates for thlos ho I)are neithe 1st alid 2d Grades, 3(1 alldI 4tlh Orades, 7ti alIId StII Grades, 9)ti alld 1 0th (GradIes, By ordeir of "" IATS PODS pecialty VER QESi! E DAY! E MADE lo, E5 . and $6.50 3., 3.80 & 4. CEMENT. kL?O. - M1itchell wvagonls, Boyden, Walkover ing candies in re is a reason. good and the o high Cents le kind the )R UG CO. ded School i er 1yi n cl97 1 . r iii tho disitrict, nior trnswfer:s a mte as WUSTEES.