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Pickens Setinel-Journd p evERY THURSDAY WORINN. The Sntie1-Jourl4 Company. J. L. 0. TT1OMPSo'N. EDITOR. Tele.phone 32 8ubwcriptiou $1.00 Per Annum. Adverti8ing Batme Reasonable. gnterd at Pickeng FoStOCce ao Second Class Mail M.atter PICKENS, S. C.: THURSD.Y AUGUST 12. 1909. FOUND IN OUR DAILY MAIL The Farmers' Union is a great organization, but it could be made greater if all the farmers would join it. Why not enroll your name at once? Fathers and mothers: You can't expect your graduate daughter to settle right down to corned beef and cabbage after she's lived a wnole year on pick les and f udge. A considerable amount of cot tonhas been abandoned through out the county on account of the grass and some of the fields have been sown in peas. A good wife has said: Before passing your final judgement on that husband of yours and claiming he's neglecting you, just take a pencil and tablet, write down all his faults, and be side that column write down hic good points. Then write down your own faults, and next you good' traits. Then addup and see which is the worst of thE two. Ten chances to one thE husband's good points will out weight your own. If so, turr over a new leaf and try to gair as many good points as he has The fashion magazines sa3 that tassels on hose are coniinp into style. And all men ar( from Missouri. a feeling that it won't have to be saved again for several weeks. They hung out a new copy of the state flag over the state cap itol in Columbia the other day, and a little boy wanted to know what sort of weather it indicat ed. The Jacksonville Times-Un ion has let out the secret: When the summer girl elects to go to the mountains it is her clothes she wants to show off, and when she prefers the seashore she does not think her clothes more beautiful than herself. If Anderson wants the auto mobile route she will have to dc something, and do it in a hurry. And Evelyn Thaw used to be called "the angel child." .Date Of Holding Fair At the meeting of the Execu tive Committee of the Fair As sociation, and the Chairman of the several committies, to be held next Monday, August 16th, the exact date of the Fair will be decided upon. This date will be published in the next issue of this paper. Look out~ for it, but in the meantime, get busy and decide on something that you want to exhibit at the Fair. Every merchant and every busi ness man in Pickens is consti tuted a committee of one for the purnose of getting in touchl with the people who want to of fer premiums, and the Finance Committee is at work raising the neccessary funds to insure valuable and attractive prem iums which will be given ac cording to merit. The success of ous last Fair assures us that the exhibits that can be procuc ed by Pickens County w ill compare favorable with exhib its produced anywhere in the Southbut, those who desire ex hibits whorMeomnmeni& atsonce to get theid>arn intudi cat tleechorses andweerything to be exhibited in hape foM~he corn inhig-~rThij i1J be thi best P. P. P. ales Marielos Cwes i m Elo oen, Rleumatim af ScroNla. P. P. P. purifies the blood, builds up the weak and debilitated, gives strength to weakened nerves, exps disease, givingte at heal d happiess, heescns,goMy felelings and lassitudet first prevailed. In bloud poiso, mercurial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and in all blood and skin diseases, like blotches, pimples old c ronic ulcers, b.tter, scald ihead, w.-. say without fear of contradiction that P.P. P. is the best blood IPurifier i1i the world. Ladie. whose systems are poisoned and whose blood is in an impure con d1itio~n (oil, to menstrual irregularities, are peculiarly benefitted by the wonl derful tonic and blood cleanjing properties of P. P. P. Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium. F. V. LIPPMAN, SAVANNAH9 CA. FARMS FOR SALE 1, 1oo acres i mile from C. H. known a; the Bill Fergu3on place, 65 acres cleared, 2 houses, small outbuilding, if 3 oi want an extra good place close to town let me show you this, a bar gain at $5500. Terms. 2; 50 acres 6 1-2 miles above town new 5 room house,paint small outbuilding, 16 acres in good state of cultivation balance in heavy oak timber i-2 mile from school 2 1-2 mile; from 2 churches. this is one of the best small place I have on list. Price $1575 3, 83 3-4 acres 6 miles above C. H. 4 room house 20 a :res cleared balance original forest pasture wired in, school house 125 yards from door some of this land is rollingibut it is cheap at $1250. 4, 50 acres 6 1-2 miles west of C. H, Well built house of 4 16 ft square roorr s with hall batween, good well, and neces sary outbuildings, fine young orchar,1 of ab-ut io> trees j,st bearing, 12 acres in high state of cultivation, 30 acres enclosed in barb wire fence. Let me show yu this. $. per acre. 5. 1 50 acres, 8 miles vest of court house, 12 acres of fine bottom land, 6o acres cleared, 2 houses, necessary outbuiid ing, Y mile from school ana church. Wi!l cut this in two tracts if desired. Some of this land is ro!ling but I consider it good value at $2,000. If you do not find on this list what you need write or call on me for full descriptive list of farms located in different sec tions of the county. I may have the very place you are look ing for. If you wish to sell, see me. Yours for business, H. M. Hester, Box 264.Pickens, S. C. WORK of all descriptions. Our repair department is prepared to fix anything in the wood line, such as buggies, wagons, chairs, bedsteads, bureat x, wish-stands, lounges, etc. In fact, if it is made of wood we can make it or repair it, Give us a trial and be convinced. First class work or no pay. Yours to fix it, WADE BROTHERS, Ashmore Building Pickens S. C. A JEWEL CASE S is the delight of every woman. To see * ~the magnificent ornaments that we are S how ing for the S eiing trade, is to want Imany ornaments for your casket. r TIMiE PI EC E fenm the thinni st antl tiniest watches to the eighi'-day clocks. All are warranted { I,, Z to KEEP time. Our talbleware in so!id ~, { '.and plated ware is comiplete in fine d1e / ~ signs at moderate prices. Inspection in / Ivited. It IH. SNID)ER. New, Fresh, Crisp SPRING GOODS. I have spared no means in securing for this Spring's bus ness the newest and freshest goods that could be found, and at the lowest prices such goods can be sold for. Our goods and prices are such as to give us a SPECIAL SALE all the time. We do not have to try to fool the people into "Special Sales" My 20 years business reputation justi ies me in saying that you get what you buy and what we promise, when you buy from us. AS TO OUR GOODS: We have almost anything in stock that the average buyer of dry goods may need, but es pecially do we call attention to white goods. We have a grand assortment of these goods in plain and fancy, ranging in prices 10o, 15, 25, 35 and Soc. the yard. OUR COLORED WASH GOODS are equal to any seasons oflering we have ever shown. A great showing of both Men's and Ladies Under Vests await you here, also Men's and Ladies Neckwear and Hosiery, plain and fancy no tions and head ornaments of all kinds. NOW FOR THE STAPLES. The best shirtin, cali coes for 5c. The best aud heaviest 36 inch wide sheeting that can be sold for 5c. Cotton Checks and Ginghams at 5c. Remembe me when you want good-shoes at low rices. A. K.PARK, The Fair Premium List The program and premium list of the Pickens County Fair will be given in next week's is sue of this paper. It becomes every citizen of Pickens County Ito be at work trying to raise and have ready for this Fa'r some exhibit that will reflect credit Iboth upon the person making the exhibit and upon Pickens County. The Executive U i mittee of the Pickens (tu.-y Fair Association has bin c 'Ld to meet at the office of the pres ident of the Fair, T. J. Mauldin, on next Monday, August 16th. at 11 o'clock a. m. The Chair man of every committee of the Fair Association is expect to be on hand at this meeting. This is an important meeting of the Fair Association for the reason that it is high time that definite arrangements were being made in order to insure the success of the Fair. The entire Executive Committee of the Fair Associ ation and the Chairman of every Committee is earnestly urged to be present at the time and place state. Be sure and take a bottle of Chamber lain's Colic. Cholera atid jiarrhoea Rem edy with you when starting on your trip this summer. It cannot be ob-tained on board the trains or steamers. Changes of water and clima e often cause sudden att-cks of diarrhoea. and it is best to be prepared. Sold by all druggists. CASTORIA Por Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Notice of Cotton-Weigher's Election, Pickens County, to be Located at Pickens, S. C. Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the office of Cotton Weigher for the County of Pickens, and the town of Pickens, on the thitd Satur day in August, 1909, the same being the 21st day of August, 1909, at which elec tion the polls will be open at 10. a. m. tnd close at 5. p. n.. and the polls will b - located in the City Hall building For the purposes of this election the f. lowing are appointed Managers, to-wit. W. T. Griffin. D. B. Finney and J. E. Cox. At this election all qualified electors will be allowed to vote, and the qualifi procure from the Clerk of the Town Council of the town of Pickens an addi tinnaI certificate that he is a duly quali. fled elector under the laws governing general elections in the State of South Carolina and entitled to vote in the art nual election for Cottoh -Weigher, pur suant to the provisions of an Act approv. ed February 2nd, 1903, and Acts amen datory thereto. J. R. Xshmore, B. B Laboon, Clerk. Mayor. Wesleyan Methodist College. The above institution of learning will 'pen its Fourth Sess'on September 7th. 1900. It is Co-Educational. F~u 1 -alvation pre-eminent. B'st of R - 1 gious Influences. Healthy Locality, entirely free from Malaria. Good buil. ing. Tw o excellent hotels on groun. s. Explenses moderate. Situnate one-half mix~ from town on farm of 146 acre Good lots fcr sale. Co'mmon Scelool Preparatory, College and Theologica I Courses e qual to the best. Considering its religious and educational advantages, we do not think you can find a better place any where, to send your son and daughter. Beft re decid;ng send for newv Catalogu s Central S. C., JJ:e '9th. 1909 Preside nt. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM louss aNed Theas le hir prsev og odesalxragot wort les thner Pai00 to 1.0stoie 25c. worth towottoYohteeudoCoars. Isyurs caw oie ar hs o ding tooudNeedeThese. FruY.it jas,a prubbcer thewll gasses $p0.00.vI powefrsh onhad s Aplent of boons anht ateri, noe All o only refresn ut ot.Aeargy. I your thouesube owor h ot oied wlI have a stock poder ofe,uarnted, to0d teb wok. llieeer hn abou. t is ecte theill eem high plet of iseworth int. wahr,te arint menlt refeshicng but heth. IWav te earutal forl toricd en adelptens: irr adLba Iave ymashium grader cofeent rhD. abotr thexet pricdset seshigh, begis Set.1.Fo Caalgu Hadrs. Woford colgegFitin HER ENSPA NUR, . C., it T..g L.d Presrator co Ten eupprtelnt Lir nd ibra-to smalor,<Athet:ic roes. r<es >n .Ss ibgi Sep.15. For -Citalogue d-~ drsa Mps DaRE,gead t r b. Ser S end- Saturday night. SOe en Is Saturday ni h . SAT URDAY== And Its ALL OVER. Sale en(ds Saturday night. Sale ends Saturday night. The Great Piercing Arrow Sale Will Come to a Close at Midnight Saturday, August 140'. 'ihe curtan will fall on the last act of this great selling event. Only a few days are left. You had better decide quickly. Time is up for think'ng: Time to act is here. Remember this is your last chance and to avail yourself of the many bar ains you must buy by Saturday, the last day. Shop early if possible to avoid the crowds that will be here later in the day. POSITIVELY SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY. CRAIG BROS. vickens, S. C. *E YOU PO 1 PLE E? Let us array you in one of our many new styles handled by us of some of the most famous manufac turers, and lead you to a mirror You look at your reflection rll ~and the hard-to-pleas disappeals at ONCE. We have dealt with lots of men who came to us skeptical of our ability to stfythemi with ready made clothes. We have tried to consuit all tastes in making our selections, and we believe we have succeeded.r ~r Be you easy or hard to please, we stand ready to give you our best service. Look into cur show win-lows, you will see there a display of new models from some or the foremoM makers, they rep)resenlt the latest fashions, and you will spot them at once as winners, Yours to please, L.IOTENVILLTY.SC 2 T HE "FIXIT" SHOP! Co.iit~i I.f nta:-- - R. E. GOODWIN, Prop'r. in thm 4 dla if s. p*I . 11!'n In Rear of Freeman Building. Pickens, S. C. $oket "'tEei'r: .1 ?See us for bargains in Bicycles and Sandries. .J. Ainah'-r Ioo e -: . - s - s harge a - inti . f --ule '. Pthn e e t u e o c No.x--,nr Tbes,eac Summnons fcr HePci. iyl pks e oe,2 ('aiurt of~ ('o.io \nid-oaearsVr on nSor oi~ada U~mlmns fr r I: 'f-( iom[ef o 'I Vi Ival . M. lauh:iti. P:i:nitif'. R ao a l rcs en R. T1.1 er . i) ferol-int. S'igMcie n aea snw o .hle D)efein',m aboive nam te.: Xo. r l'rh siiuiii Nioefit 1 tIner cobst, ac newmaci5 acton o wie ei~oerv'h ul leofSewing Machineie aNdlaes oo a new ot ,.rived u[On y, ti. ;:odi t -s ne 8 , ':- mai~ke of machine. Also belting, oil and attachnments, f your ansiwe'r to Ihe .ud. '->mni .: . he~ subscribers ait t heir 4ii at :n Pe k. n, wenty da. s after thfe Htrvice hcn cf. f fitan~'edr"" li opan AT T HE "bFIXlTd' SHOP. PICKENS iti ir the timit r a:id th p n Ti I fr tie relief demndeditt in th- com lint. Date July 23, .\.rg in & ali:.9. A l..~1 P'lafintiflT .itror ii. TI thet t'.' Sent c1-fed int. Deni R. T Ph awe take notice that the comlplalitiPruatoageenamgiI. i the aborve state i acuirn. and the sion.-ga heratlwo r.M . Fr i(i. Iios, oif which the forn ging i; . deei d.Iofrp-~sd. h l ere filed in th ' oiis o ~f A. .1.I J .lo ng ecahd )o rt frpin i lerk of Coutrt of Common tiiei asi n0 ihyoear t o(~ i i a ickens County. S. C. . . n July 2athI. tocliain sme h tniIf. i [). 909. Morgan &c ShM2it. od tte fcuiato. P'laint df < .i tt' d e . . (c u : si--.d e li g le n e' i. i$ rofessional Cards.. ,tra hus o .noans w.1:.mouk:wn th4 V --- Lawyers * -. L W S Pickens. S. C. f ghtyGone acrDLEof ood la.. a.:n - pi ever P- -enheItFmur. R. F.sD..Nw. a. Pin ensS.C