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Pickens Sentinel,journal LOCAL BREVITIES Some Things You Know and Some You Don't Know About Our Towns, County & People -Poland China Pigs for sale by L. K. Couch, Easley, S. C. -Miss Thavlia Griffin of Greenville, S. C. in visiting re latives here. -Miss Mattie Boyle of Char leston S. C. is on anextended vis! it to Miss Ferdie Legare. -The Norris Grammar school will open on Monday July 19th, with Prof. W. 'T. Earle as prin cipal. -J. D. Moore is spending this week in Seneca with his wife who has been on a three weeks visit. They will re. ur:i the last of the week. -Mrs. N. D. Lesessane, of Sumter, accompanied by her three children. are spending a time in Pickens with her sister, Mrs. W. T. McFall. --FOR SALE-Three thor oughbred Jersey bulls, ages 3 years, 112 years and 8 months. Also a few milk cows. Prices right. W. T. Earle, R. F. D. 1. Central, S. C. -The Town Creek school will begin next Monday, the 19th in stant, with Prof. John D. Edens as princip l. The patrons and scholars are urged to he present at the opening. -Rev. D. L. Lander requested us to announce that on account of the meeting of the District Conference his appointments at the Pickens Presbyterian church for next Sabbath, are called in. -Mrs. J. E. Garrick, of Eas ley, R. 1, who has been suffering for some time with stomach trouble, is r rted as quite ill, at prese -many friends may y onted health and stren -There will be a splendid en tertainment given in the school auditorium on the 20th instant by local talent, under auspices, of the U. D. C. A small admis sion feec will be charged and the d to come out and lie Howard, of * t the house of her ratner, . o - heppard. in Eas ley, where she is quite sick with fever. A late report from her states that she is convalescing and her many friends hope for her a complete and speediy re covery. -Miss Leila Ballentine will arrive in Central Saturday, July 17th, for a two weeks vacation visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ballentine. She will be j>ined the following Satur day by Miss Ella McDonald, of Atlan~ta. who will be her guest, for a week or ten days. -Snperintendent of Educa R. T. Hallum left Wednesday for Spartanburg, where he goes to attend a meeting of the Coun tv Superintendents of the State, who are to meet in session there this week. While gone, he will also attend the State Summer School for Teachers, now in ses sion in that city at Wofford Col - lege. -Several articles and com munications are left out this week from the fact we have no room. After we had gone to press with our first side the Messrs. Craig Bros. handed us the copy of their ad., wvhich takes up~ the space we intended to be filled with interesting read1 ing matter. -T he merchants of Pickens are determined to keep tradle a going and if ther can't get the customers to buy t hey will sell to each other. One of these kind of tradlez I lok place Tuies (day when D). i1'. Pace~ sold the p)o(l tablehs arnd interest in the fac grocerv to his partner, C. T1. Hughes. Charlie is de 4 veloping inltoI a pretty good bus iniess mnan, and, 1no doubt, wvill ma~ke a Sialli success of his ven ture. Anyhow, here's hoping that he will. -Pickens, though a little place, numerically speaking is a bi'g place fromn a business stanld point, and that which happens or is done, in the mletrop)olis, to dra w e is soon imintatedl in irge towns anid cit -to raise the ready\ iig Bros. of Pickens, e,--, .turday, the 17th in stant, pts (n a "Piercing Arrow Sale,'' which one of the firm, . B. Crai. says is a ''ah rais ing'' sale. .1 Jim loves muonev next to his wife and wants it all to be comlinrg in and none going out, they have put this sale on to tide over the dull season andl get some of the money the people ain't speniding fast. Messrs. Craig assures the buying public that their stock is new, fresh and clean, and that the prices have been actuially marked dlown PIE U SATL As Th Promptly at 9 o'clock and the great Piercing A We will inaugurate on Pickens or the whole sui ings as will make the h rows, pulsating with pro: We have a tremendous and they will be sold, in When Mon Store will be closed ali day Friday, NTICE1- July 16th to arrange stock and mark down goods, T ' uncement Extraordlinary ns the most vdbsolute startling bargains this town has ever known and we acclaim the good news to you with this warning: If Money is any Object to you now is your chance to coin it. ~. $10.00will go as f 1 U.UUwill buy ir -but you will see the diffe If you haven't gotI the money borrowi ' it=='twill pay you. THE PE( SE LL. is the war cry tromi Pit t stupendous advantages - the pockets of the people it pass as the greatest ne Remember open our doors to the pl as will enthrall the atte block of litt[e prices atnd for the people. R EME CR [il kilO! JRDAY, July 17th, IS THE I rilling as the Indian Saturday morning the doors will be tb .rrow Sale will be on. e of the mightiest trade battles that hi ,rounding country. From start to finisl attles of ancient times fade into mere n fit to the people, will dominate every del stock of High Class Merchandise, brigh many instances, at less than actulal cost ,y Talks People Stop The sfrdy Warrior. bar and buy as m-ulch in this store at ti any store in town. Yes, we will have ~rence. )PLE WIN----VV EEL L. SEL L o Doine, and during- the life of ihis gre s to stagger compettion,~ Gold and si when this great sale is over, and i nto t rhandise event of the~ seasoni. -the Date!..egirafl', iblic, our entire stock 1rtLark ed with su ntion of the nation. M 3rchatndis() wil every tick of the clock will v~ibrate Nw MBE R T HE P1 Ui BROTH )AY. Wars! .rown open to the people ,s ever been waged in L there will be such do >things. Quivering Arm )artment of our business. t, new, seasonable goods, of production. to Listen! Store wiii be closed aUl day Friday, 'mark dow July 6th, to rearrange stock and mark down goods. We are going to dynamite prices into the high Heavens. No criti cism of Rivals can stop the crush of people this store will know for the next thirty duys. Remember every price has been cut to a gen tle whisper that sounds as pleas.. ing to the shopper as the "Ripple of Crystal Waters o'er Purling Rill" to the thirsty traveler. imiltt ors $1 5.oo ~~Keep your eye on tis store for the net30 days. E LOSE. ,SELL. Lsale we will offer such Iver shekels will ring in he annals of history will SSaturday, at 9 . m., weowill throw h decisive price-slashinlg Lbe slaughtered upon the 'ith golden opportunities .ACE. E RS