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l ^ ' ; - Pickens Sentinel-Journal | LOCAL BREVITIES 1 r 1 Some Things You Know JBome p p You Don't Know AbC#0ur ? Towns, County & Pbople x:? ?See change of ad. of the KeoWeo Pharnianv TViov r/lwo - - J - fS? ' V? you a nice speil on drnj^v. ?Good mule, good size, and i liorse for sale. A. M. Morris. 1 ?Don't yon smoll the corn I stalks burning, and hear the I TTIDllnnronkn * "" o ...V11V/IT VVHW, UCO illlU XlttWl ?Two million and seventy-fivo thousand dollars worth of mort. Rages already recorded in Sumter in 1910. Whew! ?13. Langston, who left during tho holidays, has landed in Richmond, Va., whore he has a good job and is woll pleased with his work. ?See change of ad. of A. K. Park in this issue. He is roundI ing up his winter stock of goods and offering them to his customers at a big reduction. ?Furman University, of Greenville, has completed its cnmnui.rn i V. ^ !-5 " ~ <?<'r |uwiii]iui^ii lui IIIIU A tuning ui (K)() which means that it will now get $25,000 from the General Education Board. ?The cotton crop of 1909 will be the smallest since 1899, and the price of cotton has been higher than in many yeors. Here's hoping that the farmer will not plant all of his land in wuwu uuio jcai. ?Mr. and Mrs. R. IT. Dilworth and children left last. Thursday for Pickens, where they will make their future home. They have many friends hero who regret their departure and wish for them abundant success in their adopted home.?Keowee Courier. ?The report of the census bureau issued last Monday ( shows that ,4$>,t>4ti,285 bales of Jcotton, counting round bales as half bales, were ginned from the vrowth of 1909 to January 1, 910, as compared with 12,465,'>8 bales for the year 1908; 9,95<i. 505 for the crop of 1907; and 11,^41, 039 for the crop of 190(5. J. R. Ashmore. dnaW in r.itv , J I and farm lands. Properties of all descriptions handled and prompt attention given to all inquiries. Will list your properly for sale or will supply you with what you want. A large list of desirable properties now on hand in any direction from the Court House. Write vour wants. ?It has been repDrted by many that negroes would be appointed to take the census among the whites, but a report comes from f!?nsns Purand to the effect that in the Southern States colored enumerators shall be chosen tv take the census anions their own race only, that.whito people must he appointed to count the whites. ?Mrs. Mary Langston Smith, relict of the late S. C. Smith, died ' at her home near Fort Madison, 011 the 11th inst., from pneumonia. She was in her sixtyseventh year and was a consecrated member of Toxaway Baptist church. Sho and her husband did much fortho establishing of this church and were charter members, sho being the last one. All of tho Charter members are now gathered unto their father in Heaven. MrsSmith loaves eight children, one /1 fl 11 rftlf/ll1 oml aairun 1I"? uint nvicu milin. 1 IVI I remains were laid to rest in the graveyard at Toxaway church beside her hus&and who predocoased her laVi^; lily, Kov. Stone conducting the funeral, A largo concourse of sorrowing relativos '-f '^ajid friends witnessed the last ?ad rites. Mry Smith, as Miss Langaton, daughter of the lato Isaac Langstonlof thlscoun4t XT HT Ck CI iif/>l 1 lrir?/\t?rv* 4-^v C vj, mm lYcii-Miuvyii wi many ui bur older readers who will bo sorry to learn of her death. Jler sister, Mrs. Charles Childress, and brother, Jno T. Langston were by her bedside when the end came. ?Born to Mr. and Mrs. Snow Masters, of Easlev, on the 9th inst., a ten pound girl. ?The rich aroma of "8-2-2" and "pure Peruvian" will soon begin to render redolent the breezns alone t,hr>. hlMuv-i vo ?J. G. Simmons, living at the Dr. Fiold placo has found tho purse lost by Mr. B. Burdine, and advestised in this paper last week. ?Married on Sunday Jan 9 at the residence of tho officiating minister Rev. B. F. Murphree Mr. R. E. Dalton to Miss Ada Uhapman all of Pickens County. ?A. Langston, who spent the holidays with his parents in Pickens, lias reached his des tination, Havelock, Neh., and gone back to work, well pleased with his outing and his trip home. ? J. II. Brown, of Liberty, has chareje of the Oil Mill at Gainsvillo, Ga., and says he likes the place and is doing well with the mill, hnt says li?* has never found a state to equal old South Carolina. ?For Sale: Nice8 room house, new, '\nd '2j acres of land, good well water, outbuildings, within a few hundred yards of incorporated limits of Pickens to go cheap. Terms to suit purchaser. Apply to (J. T. Hughes. ?The High Fals Oorrespondent of the Keowee Courier says: Johnio Brucko, of Pickens, was a recent visitor to this community T. F. Cannon and son, Walter, were, recent visitors to relatives in Pickens county. ?This is the season of the year when there is a great ueal of moving. When you move don't forget to send us vnnr old address and also your new address. By doing this you will not miss a single copy of The Sentinel Journal. ?Miss Anna Wise, a most charming little lady from Wil lliston, Barnwell county, is in charge of tho Keowee School, having opened u]> t he lid inst., with some forty-odd scholars. The patrons and pupils are all delighted with her and 110 doubt she will have a most sue essful term. ?I)r. W. J. Mtirry, chairman of the dispensary com mi tee, turned over to the State Treasurer the sum of $275,000 on last Thursday, This money will go to the schools, and represents pari or the amount saved by the commission. One hundred thousand dollars was held in reserve. The sum of '>-J,000 is now in the courts. ?A business man said yesterday with reference to our banks: "If our bankers would j^et out and hustle like they do in some other towns not a I housand miles away their deposits would soon be doubled but sometimes our friends in the banks here seem to think they are extending a favor to accept deposits." ?S. R. Lan^ston, who has finoniliiwr tl<.. Iw.i! 1 ... *' ..,/vikiih^ uir ill >ll( I<1 YS \YI I 11 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Langston, left Monday for Superior, Nel)., where he has a good job with the railroad. He had been away for live years and found many changes in and urouiiu I'lCKonsUiiring his 1 hreeweek's visit to his old home. ?An observant citizen was heard to remark that he never saw such lack of manners as the average boy who goes ofT to college displays those days. With one or two notable exceptions the boys who spent Christmas at home seemed to have forgotten how to sneji.k to citizens. This apparent, rudeness is a reflection on the parents. ?Rev. J. C. Yongue, writing to the Ohristain Advocate, has this to say: "Wo arrived in Pickens December 23 and found a warm welcome and a hot dinner awaiting us. We are now comfortable established in our now home. Have preached at both of our churches and am highly pleased with the outlook. God grant a happy and prosperous year to the friends left at Wahalla and Seneca, and to the now friends found at Pickens and Bethlehem." ?Few bushels Appier and Red seed oats for sale. A. M. Morris, j ?Albert Jennings, son of Clarence Jennings, who has been 011 a visit to his uncle, J110. T. Langston, returned to his home at Greenwood last Mon nay. I ?There will bo a call meeting of Wolf Creek Local Union, held in the court house, on Saturday evening, the 29tli, inst., at k2 o'clock. W. L. Jenkins, Pres. ?Married, at the residence of Mr. J. A. C. Teat, on Thursday night, 13th inst., at Cateechoe. Mr. Alex llainby to Miss Sue Taylor both of Easley, J. Alonzo Brown, N. P., at the throttle. The happy young couple? havo th(3 congratulations of the officiating officer and he hopes they may never have room to regret their voyage out of single blessiwlnnoo /l/\n l\li\ /I ? >,uin,oo 1I1UU VIWHUIO tUfiSUllllUfiN, ?Mr. Riley A. Christopher, an old timocnti/ien of our county, died on the ]; } inst., at the home of his son 011 Liberty, R. 1, at I lie ag<> of H:{ years. 11 is remains were interred al the MoAdams burying ground 011 the day following his death, with Masonic honors. He leaves a wife and I wel ve living children, to mom n his loss. He was the father of Auditor \ A ('lincLoilwin I le was a miller by trade, and, I though born in Spartanburg, I had been a resident'.of this county practically ali his life, where was well and favorably known. He leaves many friends and relatives to mourn his death. To trustees, teachers, and teachers at the last meeting of The Rural School Improvement Association of state, Mrs. Mary T. Nance Daniel was elected president. All that desire assistance or information concern mj< ilie wont or tlie assoeiation should write Mrs. Daniel at Saluda, S. C. R. T. Halluni, Co., Supt. Ii<l. Obituary. In loving memory of Mrs. Mary H. Himnieutt, who died on Dee,. 24th 11)01) at the home of her son James A. Himnieutt in Pickens (bounty, her maiden name was Patterson. She was horn Oct. 11 18H5. She married William A. Himnieutt. 1 K/ill and in her 18th year she accepted the | Ijord Jesus Christ as her person -1 al Savior, and joined the Shiloh Baptist church of Oconee connty. At the time of her death lier lncnihership was at Concord Baptist, church of Pickens county and lived a consistaut Christian life, until called hy her Savior to come up higher. Her death was very sudden at her supper and was as well ;is usual and before retiring was stricken with paralysis and lingered until eleven o'clock the next day when her spirit took its flight to the paradise of (Jod. And her body was laid to rest by her own request in t h?' cemetery of Secona Baptist, church to| jiWilli iiif resurrection oi tiie J list , her funeral was preached by her Pastor \V. (J. Seaborn on Christinas day to a lar^econgregation of friends and relatives who had met to pay the last sad tribute of respect to her mortal remains. Sister Hunnicatt was the mother of eleven children seven /if f linni i wt?/11 ?*?c!i w I lw?t* *?< X'. 1^1 IX 111 ? ' l v u lit 1 % riUIIK U| them clyin^ in infancy. l^onr of them are still living to mourn t heir loss in a loving and devoted mother and to rejoice in her eternal^ain and joy triumphant iu heaven her living children are: as follows, Mr. J. .J. Hunnieutt of Oconee county, Mrs. A. A. Stanseliof Anderson county Mr. INo alcohol in this cough medi If we did not believe doctors endorsed Ay* headache, we would not offer them to ??mmmmmw ? im m j wra? W. A. Tl lias a line lino of ('A N 1)1 ICS and lor making yo Hello, Boys! J) FiREW I have n'ol Ihoni! Son 1110 CANDIES! CAN I This will bo Simla Clans' W? A. T Next Door 1?> (I r?n lev's SI a bio. W,rhi< 1 ilur n t lie (rlor-!; \\; s I'yilulv \vln?n on'yv ','1 !i >.i < ! < i sr. ()ur tinri'Hioi'H 11- 11? \? ?l i i i " : t-.'iil* as wi'll jjh risii1^ I-::: I v. V ' ,i nto:-l Compli tc 1IS-(>)1 :r.? 111 32o(!crn Clocks 111;it iiim from * <i:i; l?? : 0. In ;? ] Iition we ji!s ? ? .ri v many r|ioei> hi tides in JK\V I!|,|{ Y. I'll-; s vi-it li t, I" i . iS'N . -o. <r,. -a v. x. \. T ttt 77 (T**i TTT] m ill! ' iii;dl fl IS II ' SOFT 1) J The (Ircdlcyf ( 'old i A ? j- H f- )} T * A J a ^ Made 1?y the PirUnis I?<><11ii + elusive i'iIit in I his t? rrilor of ot hers elaiiuiu;.; !u j>ul it ^ .just as lc<>i?<I. ? We are the Only E t Terri ^ 1 iK|iiire of \ our I riemls alx ? G 6 ? ? Q |j ^ j>jj jj U (TLWDKM AM< p "11 touches tin- I 0 (irt ;i Ucg o:il of this car l< $ chan<*t' la t?t ??n. All <?i*<It?i <i> i PICKENS B0T1 & R. L. 1 ).ivis, I'ron'r. BfhTS ^ IILM iiJ " [ \Vt! h;i\ i s|iiin!)lc< at l? I halt facto 1 - ply lillhhor Knitliiu; . 11 ill*' (' X11 2-ply I in hi)('!' Ivooiin^at 'Ium'xIi Pickens Ha Sin; has ^oiir on t<? join i lie rest of iui* family llril piverrdril her 4 .. I i. . . > 1 ' 111 nit' j;iun i.iiMi, lei u- | < > 111 Ule poet in chantin;; this snhliine livinn t<> her memory. "Conic let. us join our friends above. Who have obtained the prize And on the rattle win^s of love To joy eelrst i;il rise, ()ne army ol' I In* living (J oil, To his command we how Part of the host have crossed i l 11 i I lie urn ><! And pari arc crossing now, Even now io 1 heiri-terna! home, Sonic happy spirits fly. And wc arc t<> flu- margin conic And soon c\peel l?> die. () Savior, he our constant guide, Then when flic word is given Hid Jordan's narrow stream divide And land us sate in heaven. i A Friend. | J* s^tiy ^jooa? people act as if a rrc/ic?- icto^! The best mcdicine i ave a family doctor, a;:isu.., , uiiyw if we did not believe rry Pectora! for coughs nnd l i o " ; t to you. Ask your doctor. icine. /. c. Aycr Co., Lowell, A ^ ;r's Pills for constipation, biliousness, sic! you. Ask your own doctor about this. -IO MAS Kit I'! '!'S aud all the inuivdienls ur Knii! ('akes. on't forget your 'ORICS 2 before you buy elsewhere. )I ES! CANDIES! I loadcjuarters for I !.i- line. HOIMAS, Pieken , S. ('. i m, w i. || * 1 > 1 D3ER, rw <; rh ti? T*7 r--*v ? ~t '4 f j ft fil i.M(B f t$ H0 Eft* h ! i.; ' ;<? > I KJIpSMfM R1X K S i Weather I)ri.nl: i<s 1' TOM"! <? ig Works who li \? tl f i , c > i <' i | m i i i i 11 u 11 UP. ! ? ' W . up or having ' Vonwl niii;: < ' )istributors in This tory>tit tlu? (Jreal W'inl- 1 . ink. T ^ $1 I ...1 Wyfi Kl\( i IS I KKKI >. > t is a ^rcal c<>1' 1 lip !;. >ad?you mi^ht not ^ i ,i \> rs tilled |>r<?i111>t I v l>\ FLING WORKS,: V ; : Pickens, S. C. fti rn cr !.? i <>1)1 <) m 1 i;iii ill vir /./. i ... r ! J i j 11 ?i. ,in i c MM ?\\ s: cnii'ly low ol' <'"* )' / per s |U.riv. c-< ; /'i * emely low price of (C Ov per Hpiuiv. 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W 11 !l Wllili I'.! !:ir I ! ir. i'icc ( (i. rr;>l;i T; < !' i!'o Insjlii.ii> ? t < |?;i\ 11>i' T'. i I '< >tr 1 ('<>. !'? | !; M'I U ) i; i j ill'1 'I , I )( ; (I ..! <; (; 'I ! .i< I: nil ni l ; ii 1 :?nk \\ oilM r? ii.i.i* li.i iiu \ i ;; i* (i ;i il in- ;ur< <1 in 11 ink |](>' ,n ! f V< Ml i I.I \ rlf t II \\ il!) ^ our r.ioncN i not ^.il'e i;i \ >:i; ] \\ ill my int'Tr I on time ?U' j >< > il i; l i. O. H I i $Sw your farm or town %i want to trade for a tefivo form of con:>rk, pav advertising make a sale or tin m ission out of the O j /1 i J j / \ 1 /> //n/w 7 7n/?/^n //(<// I J/UAW& will fake pleasure in ))l((C('.s. >;isi 3C:TErp 11 tLaasss 9 5TATE MAN." Pickens, S. C. vc.i-. Ph;irm;icy nnuicc: III place (II ' > ' S0 O stain, id Insurance O O 7 ...i ' m ''^a^ m '.! River known as the J. I:.' \ ;u:rcs each. A quick, /it. - land. i e lots are in a very ; ,s, aiul any one pur lo ' .11 a home. Many . . >r! o! where they are, i ,a.< M "s v1 " to then-.. ; ami n . ie time to iyi: laiv It : . the best inI. r.11 is sur? <j &o up before ikI i.ow will be sure to make \ o ;r customers and we will r v y )U wh.it wc have, and \v : have lor sale. 1:. ;i you wish to sell at ior you immediately. I . il estate it will pay . . ( tn see us; we will y?'U our prices, lor .1 bargain. Shasta in, ?kens, S. C. , . i man Building. OF ^ : (JOODS Park, 4p I v Q c J J \ J * k 7 i nderwear. etc Lai >i;_j cut. ,'fsi prices. coiivillo, ?5- C3 lee Feature ol' the Liberty! \ Y K (';i. hit r I n<ler Hond. I > 'iMi-itors Insurance. I : <' ( rnys t )n? hllildillK. and h ('.ill < ( ! lint ice t lie result*. \\ 11 : ili?' Itiir^l.ir uot. i (Mi\lhits and buildings. <i I; ii r t(k >l<. i 11;t v In* depositors ;iI ! Sir old si<iik1. n, I ,'ilu ity ami it co^ts you lhi opcll <HH' nl. onco. |i')rk?'l or ;?1 limine. s. I till V, I 1ILEY L. K. Hunnicutt of Greenville county and Mr. J. A. Hunnieutl of Pickens county. Sister Ilunnicntt was a true type of Christianity of character, she was an affectionate wife a tender and loving mother a kind and oblitfin^ neighbor; she died as she had livwwl \xr\ ...? Iw.,1 I .? ? X M n ivin/uv (111 UllUIJiy, II<IM fow equals and no superiorts. Tho1 her body is dead yet sin; will continue to live in (lu; mind and hearts of those who knew her and to know her was to love her. Weep not ve, her children and grand-chlidren for we have great reasons to believe that she is at rest and all is well with her. I Are Ooctors Foolish question! Yet some could take the place of a do the world cannot do this. H him frequently, trust him f doctors endorsed Ayer's Che colds, we would not offer i