Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'W . Pickens Scnt l.Journa resBsuMNW avaIn TH NVEDAsr mORNM. BY The SentinelJournal Company. TiomisoN & lIOUBr, PRows. J. h. 0. THOMPSON, EDon. Subscription $1.00 Per Annum. Advertising utes Reasonable. Untered at Piokens FostoOfe 68 Second 01406 Mail Matter PICKENS, S. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 1907. Salmagundi. As we understand it, cash is be. ginning to pine for fresh air.--St. Joseph News. Many Democrats, says the Wash ingtoba Star, disagree with Mr. Bryan until he comes to town. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt has be tome a life member of the New York State Assembly of Mothers. The East London Primitive Meth odist Mission has given 33,144 break fasts to hungry children, besides taking care of 6.310 homeless and destitute men and women. There is one thing about football, it puts a lot of real money in circula tion.--[Minneapolis Journal. Quail are $5 a dozen. This should entitle the quail to a place on the new $5 gold piece. -[St. Louis Post - Dispatch. According to the Indianapolis Star, doubtleso pork and beef will come down just as soon as they find out that nobody has anly money with which to buy them. A man in Marion, Ind., who never had a physician dropped dead tbe other day. There ore two morals ini this. Take your choice. A New York Methodist church, which lately gave the use of its build ing to a congregation of Jews, who temporarily wore without a place of meeting, received in return not ouly a vote of thanks, but a check for $1,000. There is nothing coyer than a maiden except a widow. Maud Gonne, of Ireland, la abandoned politics and will study art in Paris. The way for a girl to think she can love a man is for everybody else t.. think she oughtn't to. John Burns, member of parliament and leader of the.Labor party in Eng land. says the . ost of drinking and gambling, directly or indirectly, in Great Britain is $1,070,000,000 a year, The way to compliment your wife on the meals she gives you is to make fun of other women's. [Unless a man loses his temper in a political argument he doesn't feel he is being loyal to his party. Victorien Sardon, the distinguished French playwright, is 75 years old and in vigorous health. His latest drama, "L~'A ftaire des Poisons:," (The Poisoning Affair) will shortly be pri'. duced in Paris. Half the fun to a woman of hav ing a good cry is for somebody elsa to be there and enjoy it with her, Washington Monument is 555 feet high. Eggs shipped from 50 counties in this state, leaving 64 yet to hear from, if placed on end would build a monument 221,882 times higher than the .Washington shaft.- [K. 0. Star. There is a little devil in the best of us. And a little angel in the worst of us, And it don't become any of us To say much about the rest of us. God bless all of us. -- [Puck, . Ef Proverdence hears de po' man w'en he cries," said the old colored p~hi'wopher, "it's~ a good idee fur hire 1.-r start ter erv airly in die y'eor, so's he kin, gir. what hie's cryin' fer by Chr'is'm us "-j Atlanta cO.nstitutio-i Upon retirement from office Mr. Roosevelt igiiht be wade editor of the Oungressional Recofd.-(New*,, and Courier. - di When the air is gray and anappy, it And the snowflakes mlosy e-quirm, Then the only tbiug that's happy Jt Is the gay pneumonia germ. 4 -(Augusta Obo-icle. A Savanuah man went 1( Wheb lngton OLd announced that the South N is for Roosevelt. A man who has no better conception of the political sen- at timent of the South than that should 3t ti] not be allowed to run at large.-[Co. do lumbus Ledger. th sa Kenny Bryan is a very bright Igw- to yer, no doubt, and will dp be td knock up the present dispensary lawI D but Jimmy Oary and Tommy Cotn - t ran, who fixed up that law, know a thing or two when it comes to the scratch.-[Newherry Observer. f On the farima of Norway during th planting and harvesting time more pa women than tun are seen in the "I fields. ' D A cork carried to a depth of 200 feet below the surface of the sea will not rise again owing to the pressure 81 of water. "Why do you do that?" iexnanded the teacher. 'Oh, just for fun," re- of plied Tommy Tuff. '"Bo:: didn't you -e know it was agM ,t the rules?' on "Srdat's wheegrd.. fun comes i. - Phil* Press. de be Miss Clarke Entertertalned Class. he Miss Irene Claike entertained on o4 Thanksgiving evening in honor of her U1 music classe. hi The songs by Misses Clarke, Hunt. da er, and Parsons and Mr. Willie Hunt added mueb to the evenIg. Aftier plaving games for a whi'e the guests were invited to a feast of nuts, fruits ' etc. Pktys were again resumed. Delightful music was furniebed by Misses Clarke, Brown, L'arsona and E MoWhorter. . h About 10 o'olvok the guet a began a to depart having E-peut a delightful is] evening. or The last instance of boiling to death at took place -in Persia in 1890. The of- af fender, guilty of stealing some state- tI revenues, was put into a caldron of ht cold water, which was slowly heated: all to the boiling point. His bones were distributed as a warding among the di peoilsional tax collectors. H. Snider has his stoc'k repeaished ^ for the hohiday trade with new patterns II( in watches, lookets, brncelets, etc.. A fair line of emblenloods also sev- m2 eral brauds.of -atandard'quality silver. Pi More new goodsa will, be in before this s reaches you. Make somebo~dy glaid with to a nice piece of jewelry from tkis stock. al Christmas Holiday Rate. ~X The Charlestan, & Weastetn daroli na Railway w ill sell excursion tickt ts on account of the iolidayg at :veryI low rates for the round trip. Tickets on sale Dec 20-25 inclusivE, 80th and 31st 1907, and Jan. 1, 1908 I' with final limit returning Jan. 6, 1908. d For further information apply to fi ticket agents or, ea Ernest Williams, t< lien. Pass. Agent. 807 Broadway, Augusta, Ga.5 For that Dandrufft There is one thing that will cure it-Ayer's Hair Vigor. It is a regular scalp-medicine. It quickly destroys the germs which cause this disease. The unhealthy scalp becomes * healthy. The dandruff disap pears, had to disappear. A .healthy scalp means a great deal I oyo-healthy hair, no dan du nopimples,no eruptions. IThe best kind of a testimonial "Sold for over sixty yearu." 5 a a4 o J0.adr... tt., age. SARSAPARILLA. SPILLS. cHsaRR PECTORAL. Dutce of Final StteutauAd D180sohae Notice 'is hereby given that I wil Lake application to J. D. Newber) . adge of Probate for Pickens ceug it Ie insite of South Carollia, on the ly of January, 1908. at 11 o'clock it i forenoon, or as soon thereafter al Id application can be heard for leav4 makefinal settlement of the estate ol )b C. Smith, deceased, and obtain dis amige as administrators of said estate Dec 5, 1907-4 M. T. SMITH. Admr. otice of Final Settlement and Dis charge. Notihe is iereby given that I will make >plication to J. B. Newbery, Esq. idge of Probate for Pickens county, in e State of South Catolina, on the 91 y of January, 1908, at 11 o'clock il e forenoon, or as soon thereafter at id application can be heard, for leave make final settlemout of the estate o A. Cochran, deceased, and obtaim charge as administrator of Mai4 estate, 3c. 12, 1907. 0. B. Cochran. Admr. with the will annexed. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons holdbng cla ma against khe ate of the late J. E. Wyatt must pre it the same duly proven on or before ) first day of Feb. 1908, or be debarred yment; and all persons indebted tk Id estate, mnst make payment on oz fore the hove date to the undersigned, c. 19,1907, 18. .J. E. Wyatt, Admrat., Greenville, S. 0. CITATION. !ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens. By J. B. Newbery, Probate Judge: V HEREAS, Lena St. Coobrain made suit to me to grant her Lettert Administration of the estate and recta of R. B. Cochran These are therefore, to cite and ad 311sh all and singular the kindred and editora of the. said R. R. Cochran, ee:sed, that they be and appeal 'fore me, in the ourt of Probat,, t( held at Pickens on the 2 day o: n. 1908, after publication hereof, at 11 slok in the forenoon, to show cause il y they have, why the a dd administra, )n should not be graited. Given under my hand, this the 191 y of Dec. Anno Domini 1907. J. B. NEWBERY, [seal) J. P. P. C. CITATION. CATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens. By J. B. Newbery, Probate Judge: WHEREAS, J. H. Lawreooe and R, Lawrence made suit to me to grani am letters of Admiuistramtion of the es ,e and effects of E. H. Lawrence These are therefore to cite and admon. L sill and singular thme kindred and editors of the said E. H. Lawrence, Ceased, that they be lend appear before e. in the Court of Probate to be held Pickens an the 4th day of Jan. 1908, ter publidatton bereof, at 11 o'clock in s forenoon, to show cause, if any they ive, why the said Admitnistratior onld not be granted. Given under my hand this, the 4 iy of Dec., Anno bomini 1907. J B. NawBEny, (Sea) J. P. P. 0. ifice of Final Settlement and Discharge Notice is hereby given that I wil ake application to J. B. -Newbery Esq eobate Judge of Picirens county, in the ate of South Carolina, on the 8d day o: Lnuary, 1909, at 11 6'clock in tiie renoon, or as soon thereafter as sat. eplication can he heard,. for leave t< ake final settlement of the estate o L. C6111ns,deceased, and :obtaiui die aarge as aidininistrator of said estate. 44 A. J. loggs, 0, O. P. ' --___ Adm )tlce of Final Settlement and Discharge Notice is hereby given that I wil ake application to J. B. N ewbery Esq idge of Probate for Pickens county. ir me state of South Carolina, on the 7th ay of January 1908, at 11 o'clock in the >renoon, or as soon thereafter as the Lid application can be heard, for leave make final settlemenrt o f the estate 01 3hn B3. Sutherland deceased, dind ob tin discharge as executor of said estate Dec. 1907t4 D. F. Sutherland, Executor. otce of Final Settlement and Discharge Notice is hereby given that I wil itke application to J. B. Newbery Esq udge of Probate for Pickens county, ii Lae state of South Carolina on the 2i ay of January 1908, at 11 o'clock It he forenoon, or as soon thereafter am mid ap~plication can be heard, for leave make final settlemen t of the estate 0; lideon Ellis deccaaed, and obtain die barge as administrator of said estate. 6Dec1997 0. A. Ellis, .Admr. SSle for Partition. On Saleeday in January, 1908, we wil nelhundred highest responsible bidder nehnrdand tweny (120) acreso and, known as the Robi neon Mill tract ecated in Dacusville townshi , water f Carpenter'sCreek. Good mnilon place ow running. Two fine shools on creek everal acres goodt bottom, 20 to 8I cres in cultivatiton, balance well timn ered Tlerms of sale: One-half cnsh, balanc< a twelve months with Interest from da' f sale. Purchaser to pay for all papers. D. F". Sutherland, .J. M. Crenshaw, agents for heirs of Mary A, Sutherland d eceased. 1'' We Haxi Thi Not so with us. My books show p N Increase over last year. , AID Cause-We have the right goods at Be the right prices. We are content with year mall profits. During the money strin. H, gency wetare gpg to make it more in. 129 teresting by dividing profits still further and all buyers of dry goods and shoes ohea will find it greatly to their interest to do bouj their Christmas trading with us. All H< goods must be as we represent them or' pletf we make them good to you. stra A few prices will convince you what for i say is true: W Large jize cotton blanketa 50t the pair. shoe Large size heavy cotton blankets $1. righi A K.F West End, Look F 0 R C i R I Santa . Claus I A lot of good the little folkes, big folks, you: and all kinds of folks. We for them all. The lrrgest ried in Pickens froma I to the fiuest chocolal Bons. Oranges ples of the vet varieties al enough 1 you all. A bil of staple and fancy groceries aud in fki we carry just most anything you need. Wishing you a Christmas. We ap trade you may g Ashmore & I HU. A. RJI( PICKENS, GENERAL MERCHANDISE ANI WIRE FENCING HORSE HIGH, TIE WEL Strong Chicken Proof, Hog Nothing _ can run through 11 or climb over ancd This is the season of the year whe or '1lopcoat, or a heavy weight Sui more comfortable than a doctor ori on the temper and mar- or 4 Owing to the strinp' ing our vast stock at L. ROTH5 ' Oreen-.v111e. A.4 SCry, >rth Carolina wool blankets $2.50 pr ter wool blankets up to 10 the pair tter red flannel than we had last at 15 and $5 cents. avier cotton flannel for 8j, 10 and ents. qbelieve we,; 4*.1! k 20 p per 9han to ane raistylk :ht elsewher It, isiery and -aht war .itke.., We sell ribbed hose for 10 cents ght that can't, be equalled anywhere ?ss than 12' cents. e are stribtly headquarters for good ), the leather Is right, the style is and the price shall always be right. 'ark, ,Greenville, S Out S T M A8 fill Want things for, ig folks, old folks and have got the very line of candy car. 'Big Red:Stick" es and- Ron. - and Ap. y best . id or line merry )reciat any live us. limmons COUNTRY PRODUCE, ON EARTH! . .an an = L, crawl under break it, IG" Coat? n you need an Overcoat t, and it is cheaper and 4 irug bill and less wearing of cheerfuilness. CH ILD,