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CLOT years we specialty and we c that we carry the up-to-date line in are buying the lar history of our busii largest stock of C this town. If we we have The ir line of samples measure for a suit ing a fi' and sati made by The Int every judge of g< be the best tailori Besides being sev the suit they are f make in style, fit FOLe C lothing, Shoes, Chase City buggies, I and Zeigler Shoes. 1 Call For Butterick Pickeins Sentinel-Jornal Personal1 Green ville last week, Master A, J. Boggs, who has been quire ill with fever, is wvell enough to be out of his room. D. B. Cooper is now opening up a stock of groceries in the building formerly occupied by him.' Troup Partridge is off duty this week, nursing a large, well-developed 4.boil on bilhand. The singing at the home of Mrs. J. F. Cauley, Sunday evening, was greatly eujoyed by those present. Gee. Welborn, son of M. .J WeL. born, is taking a high stand in his class at Furman. His sister, Ellen, Sk is attending the G. F. C. The Southern Express Co. will not turn over any express to the Pickens Rt. R. any more, except on the writ. ten order of the consignee. This town needs an express service of some kind. W- B. Aligood believes a farmor should raise everything on the farmr he can, and always has someothing to soll, Heb is now furnishing this mar-j het with as fine swveet potatoes as generally come hero. He presented! this office with three which weigh - 21 pounds. Mre. Joe Hammond died on the night of the 27th ult., agedi about 70 years. She loaves three children, one daughter and two sonlS. 11er remains were laid to rest the day Niwe bar ,1ndh at Antioch 4 *. K \\ .' conducting 'HING rg' FUI have made this lin4 an say without boast best, largest and m Pickens County. -gest Fall stock in iess. We will have 'lothing ever shown can't fit you out of st kternational Compai and we can take y or ovei coatt, guarani sfaction. If your sui irnational it is righ )od clothes knows il ng concern in the we eral dollars cheapei ar superior to aiy o1 and quality. 6R),T [ats acind Gents' Fui ron King stoves, Ne ll wviners. Pattarns. Born, on the 2d inst, to Dr. and Irs. J. L Bolt, a daughter. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. ,ooper, on the 30th alt., a boy. T. D. Harris is receiving very flat cring reports as to the progress his on Willie is making in his studies t Wofford College. Miss Nora Cauley has returned ~romi a six weeks' visit to relatives in Oconee county. She was accom panied home by her sister, Mrs. Barron. See notice of election for high school for Pickens, and turn out and vote in favor of it. Let us all do all we can to get better educational ad vantages than we have already. Miss Mattie Thomason, of Rockt Hill, has come to Pickens to engage in dressmaking. She is located at the Pickens Inn, Miss Thomason is highly recommended as a nmodiste and we ask that our readers give her their patronage. Hon. Geo. S. Legare and his excel lent family bade adieu to their sum mer surroundings in [Pickeiis, Tuies. day, and bied themselves to~ th home in the "City by the Seat," onell to the regret of their many fri'nd hero, who are glad to see them comt but sorry to see them leave. Charles L. CJureton, at the earniest solicitation of Goev. Ansel, has~ ac cepted the position of chief of ths constabulary in Charloston. If Mayor Rhectt is really in enrioe'st ini hi: el'orts to 'suppress the blind~ algen: he has a tireless worker and fait hful fearless and vigilant officer mn Chih I Cureton. Gov. Anisel is to be col. gratulated on procuring the servica of this superb officer and gentlemai to holp maintain the dignity of thi law. Charlie has only agreed ti mvorir until thn new year._____ 'NMSH' ing iost We the the in ock ny's ."f our tee it is U L as B t to Uo3 rld. - to [her HSRb Iishing (oods a spe wv Ulme setwinig mat Miss Cannie Brooks is indispost at this writing. Next Monday is Salesday. Son valuabli laud will be sold. Born unto Mr. and Mrs. M. I Looper on the 30th ult., a son. IThe Presbyterisim S. S. of Suns will observe Sabbath school day13 < 'the evening of the first Sabbathi October. lExerci8s will begin 7.30 p. mn. The public invited. W, T. Jeanes claims to be tlb champion hog-raiser of the towi with B. F. Parsons a close secon "Bill's" is a little the fattest, bi "Ben's'' pig is a little bit the bij gost. Neither one need be at s nshamn d of their pigs, for they au both certainly beauties anid have g, more sausage, spareribs and1 baci bones in them than any pigs in towi J. E. Allgood, who be a been a tending school here, has been lister ing to the siren call of the wild, ar on We'dnesday he pulled up stak, for the West. He will probably lac in Missoiuri, where he has two brot er.4, who amre doing n ell, .J E. is soui <t f W, II. Allgeod, whi- d s ma ta tatuom'imnt to saing lhe wiml su1ceer a am'rcvvei 11(1 nily elo-e ilo sti te. Th'le Sevenmty-eighithI annual sessict of thlie Twelv e M A~ il iver Baptist ass4 (ciation will convene with K ow, Bkpt istI chur ich, begit.ninig Saturi d the 10th instanit. fuitroductory s muon to ho preaichied by' R.ev. J. Ie', B. C Atkinonm alteinl Kmwee (ch1urch is located ten ilI .vt of Pickens near the Keow< rimi at. Nimmons bridge. .Pirrti bo mg to cSio by rail will noti v ~, il Fi. Murph ree, Mur mphy, S.( 'T. It. Stewart, Dalton, S. C.; J. Murpree, Dalton, S. C. All t churches are earnestly reque1sted be prompt with a full dlelegation. A. T. Winchester, clerk. j )ES, I GC AS A LKO SH ARE TAKING TIi IE BEST SHO 5O, 4, 4.1 eden Shoes for $6 1r ShooS, a ies, $2.50, .tch for our FALL ANNOUN IL6Y cialtv. Sole 'ageIIts to hines, Hawes $3 hat, d' $2.70 Wortl For A& Sanitol's Introductc / Ten standard toile " value $2.70. Call a ~will tell you the great introductory< -I Cemical Labor al (1 Carisle81 Ne wton is stil1 confined to his 1r0111 and is noct so well tas wats repoted lasit wt-k BRIDGE TO LET. vIill let the ijurkhng of ai ew biridige y,Maw Bridge,'' it 11 o'clock on1 the 15th -h(ty of October next. - on thamt (ay. Right reserved to reject ,(, any1 anld aell bids. E. E. LOOP*li, Super'visor. 0liny Fevyer 1118and Snunr Colds, *s ictiins of hany fever will experinnieo fy great beneitit by taking Foley's Iloney , . and Tar, as8 it stopi dlifliCult btreathin imo '" edliatoly and ho .ls theo infl-uned air fb- passuages, and evenm if it shiould fail to be cure youi it wilhl guvo in:dant relief." 'The to gmuuin ini ylo picaa. -- S(ore Nipptes and Chapped Hands ODS pecialty VER QES! LE DAY! E MADE and $6.50 3., 3.50 & 4. CEMENT. 0eo. r MA itchell wa- on's, Boydetn, Walkover 1.00 . Great *. ry Offer t articles for $1.00 Lt our store and we particulars of this ffer of the Sanitol atory Company DRUG Co. Notice of' Electioti. Pickeiw, S. C., Oet . 31, 1.1'i. Wheoreas~ aI ptition from P1i(1. ti H->hoold dist rict No. :ll brw~ been 1'.lod -:::h the ('o11m1y bloard of ed ie)Itionl of Pi olue fi counity asking for an3 electionl to <teter imine whetheri01 or no high Hc!1)h1o h be esta ibilti inl sa(id district. lITereforeC, it. is he(reb~y ordered Nut an Onl Saituirdaiy Oot, 19th at the condhIouw and3( the board1( of trustHLCe are here y ap p)ointed mnlalgers4. Tlhe elction to ho~ con1duc0ted in3 vo - dance with the "'High Suhiool A e"a y proved Feb. 19 1907. By order of county board of c er cation Pickens county. R. 1'. HIALLtI.l Sec. & Ch C2. li I. .11. Carload1 of Obolisk Flour just reCe:vflt nt. Ii. A. Richoy'o