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Six Mile Items. Christmas passed off very quietly in OUr little town. The Xmas Tree given by the school proved to be a grand success, and was pleasantly enjoyed by all present. The Six Mile school opened last Thursday after a week's vacation for Xmas. There will bd preaching ser vices at Six Mile church next Saturday and Sunday, by our new pastor W. M. Walker. Let all church going people bear this in mind and be present. Sun day School at this place has -been changed from morning till in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. B. C. Atkinson after a severe illness of fever is able to be out agdin to the delight of hier many friends in. and around Six Mile. The miany friends through out this community and else where are glad to learin ti it Miss Jane Boroughs of near .raters, wvIho Was seriously hurt. not long since im a ru-11-a -w, is fast imroving, and hope to see her out again soon. Mrs. Tomi Kelly anid lrs. 1). Gx. ivans are sPen1din1 severa ra ith the forller's relaiiVes in Anukrson. l r. and Mrs Earle Durham, ad1(i little 'soi 16ilph after spend inl a fortnight with friel(ds and relativcs inl our colmlliunitv, re tilned to their home in Elberton Ga. last SaturdaN-. Mr. and Mrs. Wialtr Miller of New Hope, Oconee Co., visited friends here ecelltIv. AT iss Ethel Jones spent last week with her cousin, Miss Kate Parrott. Miss Olivia Durlham1 is on an extended visit to her sister Mrs. Flence Garrett, of Central. Enest Voodson, of L aiberty, was circulating among friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith 4f Central, visited relatives here recen tl y. Services were largelv attend e!d by the people of ,Six Mile, at, -Pleasant Hill, Sunday. Donl't forget to date all your lettois and postals 1909. On the 27th of last month, Miss Lillie Pinson andl Mr. Ben Holliday were happily married at three o'clock in the afternoon at the home of the bride's fath r,Rev. W. C. Seaborn officia tin.The b)ride is the oldest dagherof W. E. Pinson and is loved and amrdb l h know her. The groom is a pros perous farmer of Pleasant Hill and youngest son of J. I. Hlolli (lay and is to be congratulated 4)n winning the heart and hand of this fair younig lady. T1heir many friends wish for them a long and happy life. BLUE BELL. Marietta, R. 2. D)EAR SENTrINEL.-JOUNA~ L: I will try and give you a few dots from this section. Health of this community is very good at this writing. Mrs. Jesse Crenshaw, who has be~en confined to her room with lagrippe, is much better. Mr. Warrie McJn nkin, who was out hunti'ng last Saturday, happened to a bad accident. Hie shot himself through the right arm but is getting on (quito nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Robert MvcJun kin visited Mr. anid Mrs. A. B. Cantrell last Sunday. Cheer up correspondents, and lets make the SENTINEL-JoURNA L as interesting and entertaining as we can in our department. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McJun kin gave us young folks a young 'folks a pound supper last Tues day night. Those present were Misses Amer Hughes, Lillie Lynch, Cloo Williams, Minnie Duncan, Ophelia, Ida and Viola Garren, Lula and Maggie Gilli land, Pot GArren and Messrs. G. W. Bowen, Jim Hughes, Bub Trainum, - Hester, Jerry McCombs, Oscar Looper, Ollie Turner, Ola, Frank and James Chapman, James Williams, Herbert and Joda Williams, Al pha aiid Sederick Garren, Oscar and Lewis Crenshaw, Iler and Elbert McJiiiikin, Oscar Gilli land, Dee Lynch, Jim Garren, )el()a Massengale, Robert and Reece Niiiimoiis. They all re ported a nice tinie. lrs. Elleii IMcCall spent Xmas with lier father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George Garren. Clii istimas has heeii very dull in this section. The~ wedding bells have quit Wat ha heonie of Stone vall? Thinlk he h1a quit writ mlig. If fhis -s( apes the waste-bas ket voui will hear froi me again. Djy FLY, On His Wa, Back Home. .Rorbo, Ao.,70h Janl. '09. To the Il itor of the Pickens S(iitnel. Pickeis, S. C.:-As so many of lily relatives take your valuable p'lper, pleaIse sany to our many friends that -we left, Pick ens oin the morning of the 29th. lit., for St. Louis, Mo., where we.landed on the mornin of the 31st. safe anid soituid, coining ali the way over the S(outhern ' y. At St. Louis we took the Frisco system for 1ourbon. Mo., the lom1e town of our relatives, W. G. Stephens and wife, who met. us with a hearty welcome and a good dinner. Leaving our brother-in-law we came out to the home of our son-in-law, Mr. Ras Alexander, where we founid them all well and doing well. I expect to remain here a short time before going on to Iy home in Shattuck, Okla., where I will he pleased to hear from any of my old friends. During the three months that I was in South Carolina I visit ed 73 families anid had a splen did timie-a tiple that will be long rem'mbered by me. W.~ith best wishes to THlE SEN 'riNEL and friends, I renmin, Very Re'spect fully, J. K. LEpw, Shattuck, Okla. Pinson--Holiday. iMarried, on Sund(ay, evening, December 27th, at 3:30 o'clock, at the residlence of W. E. Pin son, father of the bride, Miss Lillie Pinson to Mr. Benjamin H-olliday, both of Pickens coun ty, Rev. WV. C. Seaborn, in his usual graceful manner, p)erform ing the ceremony. Thlis was a dlelight.ful wedding party, a large number of rela tives and friends of the contract ing parties graced the occasion with their presence and( contrib uted to the enjo)ymient of the same. After the wvedding we were invited into the dlining roiom to partake of the many good things that were on the table. It look ed like Santa Claus was partial supplying so many of the good things to ealt. Mr. Pinson and his good wife seeni to have spe cial tact in making all their guests enjoy themselves at their homne. M1.ter supper the time was s;pen1tif singing and conversing until the time to bid each other good bye atnd go home. The next day the bridal party wvent the home of Mr. Jamea I. Holliday, t.he f ther of the groot2 where another reception awai t. PRIE 10( QUALITY COUNTS \ aim is alvays to give value re When buying-keep th< ed them. Their host of frienmds j)in the writer in) visIIiIlg- them much happilnoss and a Ioi. p)posprms journey through life. * Intelliqent People Think If money could buy sight-Unl forii1mates -who hlave Iegdeted to consulIt a comnpetn1 t Eye Sight Spet ilist would gladly pay anly DR. A. A. ODOM, Eye Specialist. I miake Spectacles and Eye laIsse's1) to 01<wreet all errors of! sight after thooghly examuin ing youri (eyes by miy n1ew~ methu odis anid improIW(ved1 instriiment~its. Special alttenItion giv~en1 to nmils cularli imbhalance;(, dloublle vision, eye strain,. headlaches, pain in the eyes, nieari sight, farsighut, Old sigh t, ast.igm atim, crOSS eyes straighitenied withouit the use of~ the knife, artificial eyes miatch'led andt iniserted. My imit4 to: "You are( saitisfied or yourV 1Oey back," has built up for us the largest business in the State. To onit-of-townl iatienits I will deduct youri raiilioad fare from bill for twent y-live miles out, half of fare for fifty miles. We (10 this that our out-of -townu patients may have the sam e ad vantages as our city friends. DR, A. A. ODOM', MKrr. The G,llobe opticai Co.., '3'6 N. Mains Mt. Gil it'NVIl,.LE, S ('. Pho,.neu li t Notice to D)ehtors and Creditoi . All persns~ hlin Ifg c~l1irns aigainst el estate of the'4 late T C. Roblinson1ii, de a.f sed, must r 'men i'~t t 1 mel dul v prto- 1n on or bef re theii 1t flay of 1'brun. , 1909,~ or be debi irred -paymntn, and a'i p) -rsons2 inidebtedI to saidI ('tate wu:1 1)11 I makLeP palymei on oir be(fore the' a)o' e| d.ate* to ti.e undersigned.I B C. R )IIIN.ON, Adlmirustrantor. I County Commisoner's meeting. Notice is hereby givent that thle Bloardl cf Counity ConunItisilonerrs wvil l me t Tuesday afL'Iter eac Sal'sday andf on Tuesday every two weeks to appr)Iove' and pay claims. No claitm will be paid except on those dlays. P. rsonis ha1vinRIl business in the Supervisor's, < Ilicf w~'ill come on the da ,s abovt4eha ni&'d and no other. tf E. F. LOOPRR. s.,:1nervisor. W 3. E & PATTON o South Main Street, GREENVILL , S. C. SHO -Our Large Stock enables you to find just What you need in' Shoes whether for dress or service we have it, and in such a variety of leathers and shapes that it will be no trouble to fit you satisfactorily. VTH US AS WELL AS WITH YOU, aud our constan ceived--no matter what the price. quality in mind. A. K. PArK, Dry Goods id Shoes. Ve are now ready for Fall and Winter business, with a full stock of1 Dry Goods and Shoes. I did not go to market until late, when there had been Breaks in Prices. I found sellers anxious to sell, and offering extra inducements to cash buyers. Being in a position to accept their offers I bought largely and at much lower prics than 'or several seasons past. That means you can buy your dry goods for less money than you did last year. hy i'ices will be based on Sc cotton. No more 7c. for calico but the best branded goods wlll be sold for 5c. Go->ds that sold last season for 121 c. and I5C. now 10c. Heavy 12 c. Canton Flannel for i (c. Heavy yard wide Sheeting 5c: The best selection of wool dres.4 goods I have ever had and for less money. Better underwear foioks.s money. 36 inch $1.25 T1Teta Silk for $1.oo 1 bear the standard of Good Shoes for littiLI imoney. Come and let us I>rove what we-- say. A. K. Pamrk - NI I hAT (imAsY T.ASTE, I'll I ~trkey, ) I backbones and Ra usage enisI pr itri d (ritc(i fruits, &c~. We have th g g alo salit fish, siech as fat iniackorel Jo11 JENNIN white fish. DE, ine I ~iber I ,S . a but~ wlsleHn( house inNe York k('TI)' alw'ay s on hand1( a olm- 1' ' > Cli to tilo tiu f b ie ier ple stock of the reguhar way. I Lack on a a ~~profit, andi let them go. Th'l GEt N E RhA L IfltIgt -n .enitire i-oh g iain Ot. o ee m * astinmIuird in laces anud> MERCUH A NU SE -t-elo jrieH- o Notqutealltht,ch. A fumll line of the FA MOU)1S attract ive injf qualhity at PENITENTIA RY 'ENTL El ~ xi. cimontMhs ago be SH OES. SCHEDULE C. THI' IE l MS'I' ani d B EST G OODS8~ iGrevl Least Money. No .5 ST2 DailyI ____ J. F. JENNINGS Liberty, S. C. E Good Horse-Shoeing' !!j! 1 i har toc lii t. .\lost nn.i' k hid of a wocrkman om 4 41 ine io41 c n a hoe ut n i 9 wvho knlowsiii, hi b uness, I i a C' i>cr Ist4 well. lie litilie' ech iii hii lui fo taint his~ sihoe tio it- whaile the~ utnality oi.cf shoecirN l?a thet fooct to theo sho(e: and' a cc 4insetu' e nce' yo hntve ai bad~ jobi ani i am clir unhnalci. Itetter p n few cenct. lauret. ccnd h.i've the jobt dccne riyh, ofl youir 4uunal \\'e atei hcri to Io our wocrk. rii.I (Co miromii:i iiiil It'- lk ii cth e m l ver. WTM. M. IROSAMOND), Expe'rt Shoes and Blacksmit1