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gag* iv aw Pickens Sentinel-Journal ii' 1 ' ??5 r /V A * T 1*T* *n?*?w?wo?i? 81 I LUUAL BKKV1T1KS J | Some Things You Know and Some g Yon Don't Know About Our Tftinnfi PAnniif * lunuo, vuuuij a roupio Gas? MOKuvsii ?Phono the news, No 32. ?We hope oar correspondents Will send us Rnma "n?wa" novt week. , ?What is ihoro in a fish pole thai is destructive to a man's veracity? ?Messrs. W. H. Lendermen and Q. H. Dacus of Central wore nere tnis weeK.?Anderson Intelligencer. ?It has been stated that a man can't lift himself by his boot straps but many a man has pulled himself down with a cork-screw. ?The young man who leaves the farm because he thinks life in these little towns or cities is easier, makes the mistake of his life. j ?Trust in Providece is beautiful and blessed, but if vou jump into holes with your eyes open 1 and think Providence will pull you out you are a sucker. ?Last week, in the article on the Epworth league, the printers made a mistake. The Missionary department has expend ed $40.10 in place of $4.10, as it was printed. ?Joe Barron of the Bounty Land section of Oconee county, visited relatives at Easly a short time since and was accompanied home by his niece, Miss Mar gie ivnox. ? Mrs. W. W. White and Mrs. W. E. White and children have gone to Pickens, where they will spend a while with Mrs. N. E. Thornley.?Anderson Intelligencer. ?Had it occured to you that schools and colleges could bo far more beneficial if the civil service plan of examination for teachers an^rofessors was put into practice? ' ?When the man and wife sit by the fire and talk things over, it means a bettter understanding and a happier home. TU l ?c c i.i i. j iiuiw is iitjuu ui mure ui Liia.u sort of thing than you may think. ?Mr. Martin, of the firm of Martin & Vandiver, lumber dealerss of anderson.and Mr. Henderson, foreman for the above concern, were in Pickens the f'irwt. nf thfl wf>nlr. Thov r>nm? up to figure with M. 0. Smith on building him a residence. ?Every woman, whether she lives 011 a farm or in a town where she may have the use ot a back lot, should keep a few hens. The kitchen scraps will furnish a large part of the food. and with good care they will furnish fresh eggs for the table, and perhaps some to sell. ?Nothing has been more beneficial to the interest of agriculture than the agricultural colleges established in every State. From these radiate an influence that is lifting the farmer from the level of the wen w> mat or a tree man ana king. ?Married at thp $lenwood parsonage on Sunq?Vv'Jian. 23 11M0, Mr. Grover Dacus to Miss Jessie Holcombe, all of the I)acusville section. Mr. Dacus Is a son of Perry Dacus and Is a sturdy energetic young farmer and merchant. Miss Holcombe is the third daughter of the late Elias Holcombe and is a beautiful and accomplished young lo/lir 'Ph/\tr irn Vvrwii iau y . i IIUJ ^uvu wiu uunt w i?IAes of their many friends. ?W. Mat IVJurphree, of Pickens, who recenV.y ?>ld hie farm, i near town, to Robert Stewart, has bought a place in Oconee county, and moved to it. Report says that Mat has got a good placo and is well satisfied with his bargain. He is a good farmer and in a fow years will have an ologant farm out of tho land ho has bought. Wo commend him to tho good people of Oconee county. 1 V ?Few busht Appier and Red seed oats for su M. Morris, j ?Good mule, size, and horse for sale. ? A. Morris ?V. S. Medlin't, ot SDconeo county spent a portion of this week with his brother, J. E. Medlin, of Pickens R. 2. ?Mr. David Lesley was nroh ably tho oldest citizens in the county at the time of his death, on the 23cl of December, 1909, boing aged 92 years, nine months and four days. ?There will be a call meeting of Wolf Creek Local Union, hold in the court house, on Sat-1 urday evening, the 25)th, inst., at 2 o'clock. W. L. Jenkins, Pres. ?For Sale: Nice 8 room house, new, *.\nd 2$ 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 C. T. Aughes. Tlonrv A TiMimoo " teaching the Hagood school, was talced sick last week while in the schoolroom and had I > he carried to his home. He is now under the care of a physician and report says that he is suffer-1 ing with appendicitis. Henry's | many friends hope thai he may soon recover and be himself again. ?Mrs. W. H. Johnson has rontfid th? fiilrnntli In I Pickens and will take charge the first of February. Mrs. J. has had some experience along this line and will, no doubt, make a success of her venture. J it is her intention to run a tiistclass boarding house and will j cater, especially, to the up-country summer travel. There is no' denying the fact that Pickens | 4-U i- 1 i - J nus uiu natural auvaniages re-1 quisite for a resort town ami thcro is every reason to believe that Mrs. Johnson will furnish;, the necessary accomodations. Here is hoping that her venture may prove successful beyond her most sunguine hopes. ?Postmaster Morris has received instructions from the f AM vf Vl 0C'?00fni->f i wii vii uoiootdi l oral to the effect that, connnenc- ( ine: on the 15th of February, all rural mail carriers will discon-j tinue the practice of taking up;' money from the mail boxes,! where the said money, or coins, are dropped in loosely, but, should the patrons enclose coins in envelopes, wrap them securely in paper or deposit them in a coinholding receptacle, so that t.hpv mil lm *>n?ilv mwl /iiiir-Lrlv 1 taken from the boxes the ear-i riers will be required to lift such I coins, and where accompanied by mail for dispatch, attach the requisite stamps. Patrons of rural routes will govern themselves accordingly. Mrs. E. A. Gilreath On last Monday morning, the Ozlf Y\ inof anf f 1m /?! I ?- <1 ?xt 11 iiiokviii/, un; i i tv ui i 11 kri was greatly shocked to learn that the spirit of Mrs. Emma A. Gilreath had taken its (light to realms above and all tha* remained was the cold and rigid form, the tenement of clay, of her whom we all knew and admired. All the care and love that skilled physicians and anxious relatives and friends could devise and apply for her comfort were brought into play, but the fiat of Him who rules our incomings and outgoings had boon issued, and aftor a briof struggle, despite the prayers and cut realies of all who know and loved her, their appeals wen4 overruled and the sufforer'sspirit took its flight to that home the Ohristain behoves is the fulfillment of the life everlasting. She has ran the journey of her life. It is a path marked with deeds of kindness and cheer. Flowers not thorns, sunshine not shadow, did she scatter every-1 whore. Witb those she was lavish. Upotytbo canvas of her life she drew no uncertain lines which needed to bo erased With the hand of a master she delicately spread the colors of life and made them spread with promise;. Therefore we mourn, hut not wnnout nope. Tho services wore held at the ) 1 ~~ ; ' " f home, her pastor, Rev. D. L. Lander officiating after which the body was carried to the family grave-yard north of Pickens .'111 (1 llinrn low! ?s?*v/jLvy imivi UUOIUU lUlCltl VUJ5 to await the resurrection morn. She leaves a son, two sisters and three brothers, besides a host of relatives and friends to mourn her death. Life will never be quite the the same to those who knew her i-i i wiiiiu inoyu wno were nearest to her will long for her with unutterable longings?long for a mother's counsel and advice, and a sister's gentle and loving sympathy. She was a woman of strong Christian character; patient, loving and self-sacrificing. And now, that she sleeps, memory takes up the harp of life, and smiting the strings, finds that her virtues melt into music; so it ever is, when a life is nobly and divinelv lived. Death of Early Moseley Mr. Karley Moseley, a former citizen of this county, died at liis home, near Glenn Hose', Texas,on the 23d day of December, HKM), from paralysis, after a short illness. Mr. Moseley was born in Pick- !' j ens county in 18:w, but in early i manhood he went to Texas, i where he was when the war broke out and he there volunliiu mu'viona ?>(-' his country, joining a Texas regiment and served with fidelity in the ranks during the four years of the the civil war. After the surrender he came to the home of his father, David Moseley, in this county, where he remained for a time, hut later returned to Texas with the family : of the Rev. Ezekiel Long, of \ . 1 - ? " 1 J nurusoii county, ana later Ik? married the Rev. Long's daughter. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Robert A. Simmons and Mrs. Dareus Roper, of Pickens county. E. II. Barton, of Easley is a first cousin. Bavins and J. O. Moseley, tate of this county, were brothers of the deceased. A. Friend Twelve Mile Rivor Baptist Association. Program of the Union meeting [>f the Twelve Mile River Baptist j Association, to beheld with the Keowee Baptist church, Jan. 29th and :50th, 11)10. lntroductry sermon at 11 a. m., by Rev. R. W. Kelly; Rev. B. C. Atkinson, alternate. One hour for dinner and ref reshments. Query 1st. What ir< every church member's duty in regard i<> rsunaay scnool work? Open- 1 I'd by C. R. Abercrombie. Query 2d. Why is it more blessed to give than to receive?! ()|mil0(1 by Rev. W. M. Walker. ; Query Jid. How can we as! Babtists get on a more united plan of practicing, teaching and preaching the "true gospel" as was taught hv "f'hrisit inwl Hi^ apostles." Opened by G. M. 1 iViich. Question box opened. Assigning delegates to their homes, etc' Benediction. M issionary sermon on Sunday at 11 a. in., by Rev. W. M. Wal ker. All churches are re<iuested to send a full delegation. A. T. Winchester, chin., J. L. Murphee. Jesse Lay, Committee. ? Born nnto Mr. and Mrs. Klihii N. Pickens a son. Mr. I'irkrns is all over in a smile Realise it is a boy. A Pounding. ( \i,. 11X1 JI-iV41 UKJX I I Please allow me space I j to say that I was very liberally ! pounded by the good people of Glen wood and Easlev 2d, churches last Saturday. This ? was the first pounding I have had since my mother used to pound me for disobedience. I didn't believe in pounding then i but I believe in that kind of pounding now and this kind too for as the good book says "no chastening for the present seem- i L 1 -* ? * cm iu Di) joyous, Dut grievous: < nevertheless afterward it yieldeth the peaceable fruit of righteousness unto them which are exercised thereby. And I < must confess that I was greatly , exercised by the pounding I got when a boy and if I am worth , \ Are O<o>efc?rs Foolish question! Yet some could lake the place of a do the world cannot do this. H him frequently, trust him fi doctors endorsed Ayer's Chei I colds, we would not offer ii I No alcohol in this cough medi nBBtfnV I II II II III HI I !! If we did not believe doctors endorsed Aye headache, we would not offer them to ; Next Door to (Jravley's Stable. W ill< Ulto- Tl; ! tin* cleric ?: 1 "<!";! <1ii t v vvIh-ii only* v-l !i ur < ! < ! u?-r in ns,-. Osr itIXH'Sl'.il . I) . ic\ i : I!. ( , f.-llly il-i well .ns rising t.i: < . ' > ' i\v ;; inn t compU'Ur a- or'.i .< ut t Modem Clocks that inn I r??in s * s t<- :.0. in aslilition we nlsi)(r >ir . m:in v clioce ;n iiHis in JKW1,1,kY. i'i.. ? \ ..>iI ns. i:jL iSJNT] t ' r^^li (? SOFT D1 t rr/tc' (*)-(>(11exl (/old * ,, t LJ, ^ ""ET I n %j g Mailt' l)v the Pickens Hottlin <p elusive i i i i: in I his territory t of ot!n'i i lainiin^ to put it. ? jusl a ?<>il." J We are the Only D Terri x) Inquire o!' your friends abo $ & & e> n ;j EBMsaa * H O s ; ('ill \ I >I\M A RK ? ....... .. p I I t< )l!C!l 'S I I1U SIH ?l. II $ (!? ! ;i k< . (Ml! in I his c;ir-l< J chalice !iilt-j- on. All order I PICKETS BOTT 0 R. 11 Xw is, Prop'r. # 1 n, El T fi? Tf5* 3 ;L t'f. & %- V BOSSO <3 We nave -1 umbK'd at I. < than factor 1-ply liubbc)" !i ?olint.; ;;t iht'cxtn D.nl.r I> ... .? .1 -.1 ?s i m j 11111 ii hi 11< n ii 111 ill '.III" l'.\l I't any th ill}; t<> (lie woiM I inlay I mve il to pi diiidiii^n ml 1c,telling , [)f a };< n ii I mo! In r. I ?n t I ?I? ^rcssinp;. 1 am also exercised by the ninsl liberal and I bought fill pounding <>l these n'ood and loving br. linen an I sisters of (Jlenwood and l\a lev *Jd church, 1 I haven't lan^ua^e to express my gratitude. I appreciate it: I value it hi >hlv lw>:li f 1/> *? nommereial and . piritual stand point. May tin* (><? <>d J jord j Mess you and \ ours and may 11 is spirit lead I lie good people tiverywhere to remember their earnest. overw roked pastors in the same kindl\ \vay. In eonelusion let me say hretliren, 1 i to do j^ood and 1 1 i * * noil 1 ior>i?'i ii> jjonnrl tluit truant boy ami your pastor. Most Sincerely, W. A. Christopher. U y?ii?B?B ?? ii 11; ztmevqu*- ~ : j sAny Goods'*. ! ij p?c*:lc act as if a mcf-'cinc n->K^ u??. j i a. uc JUCM. UICUICIDC 1 ave a family doctor, cons .illy. If we did not believe ; rry Pectoral for coughs ar : to you. Ask your doctor. . cilie. /. C. Aycr Co., I.owell, Ma r's l'ills for constipation, biliousness, r?ic you. Ask your own doctor about tlu;. WMam?pm?aagr airr^rIMm ! * uinv^.ynr -*JQ I* M nmst? 'kens, S. 0 I ????I -- -7 . < - rrlV >? ? p 8 i >ji: 11 I ?2? -'*? F v" | E1mS^^!,L\U il \ KS' . v ( > Weather tosvtI </ <A' Works who h.iv.' i h" < for put 1 i11J4." il lirv . up or ha . i:u; < 1 .-i: i istributorG :r, '""Jr \z toryj ! ui tin' urci TAIIp i; i W d 0J L: WK(i lSTKliKD.) #r is a ^rcat cold-!? ?*:?!.it, ia<l?you mi^lil n<it p-t a 0 s filled prompt 1 v l>v 'LING WORKS. $ : <> j : Pickens, S. C. < > i lis SayILLi)) onto ;i bargain in yjAftfsBifip y cost, ;i> follow s: mdy low price of <? t |?iT s(|ii:iro. *iy i* /"?" ' 11K11 \ low priCi: of (f* & Q per Ntjw.-uv. *;' "> ? iy rdware Co. State <>f Soul h ('nriilii' i, ? 'iniiii \ -it 1'icUei llvj. I>. NYwIicfv, I'1 1 \Vlii'i r;irt, '1' .1. .1 >n . in . i' i i > mo to grant liiiu I, tlej'.<of \<ltnini '.ition of i In' Ivsi ii... i i A liniliiim .1. Join s These me therefori'. ' > : singular the kimlre-i jiii I > i? >!it<<t I i. Hill I \ 111'.: i I I III .I I . I > ' In' iiml it ppi'iir h -fiM < mi in 11. r?r I'luiiiic. in ii" I'i'i i Hi r '<J>UIt >lay <>f ' '!' > 1 1 n<-\ . cation Iwrool. at I <>Y!< in noon, t > ?-ln?*v r hi , if .! v i;i vi*. wliv t'n ' s.ii.l ail: liliisliati u 'i hi . im In- granted. (liven umlor my lian ! Ilii* (>iii <1 <<| January Anno l>omiiii l'.llO. ?l . Ii. New I; i \ , Professional Cards J. E. liOOOS W. E. FIM>I.EY BOGGS &. FIND LEY Lawyers Pickens, S. C\ O'.Ilce over IMckeii* i; , k. 48tf I \ ? I I ' i I ? Wl J 1^, A c^ri -o Do you want <o soi property : Or <So yoi iiiifcront local ion! I Itav? a vi'rv atlr tract; I oo ;siJ {lie \\ expense, e'a\, and \vh swii . von j>;j> nx1 a c M'OCIM :iS. 1 , , .1 haco room for a j on my Hal. if fjou want lo buy sfion'iiuj yon some <yooo Yours lor u m HP L tie !i \J IS a d li Ba "THE REAL E 1 >ox 204. 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'?ink \v< . i It I i. - n...<- hnxh \ - uir t 'i ii is in 11 > 1 in Man n<>( 'iii. . ! t .? i ia v< 11' l an wirl > ?!l; iii' ii v i r ' a!> in y*?nr W ill ,?i> aiiri't A nn iiinc (! p<> J ii. cj. s i : i.-i ..... ... .i.iy .1. lii* QTATF '%J a ii 1 JL/ 1 your farm or town i want to trade for a active form ol Conor k, pay advertising eh 1 make a sale or ominission out of the i'rrn more good places I trill take pleasure in ' i >(aces. business. - r? /y1^ ggggr<7aea pfflBBB % AS S SiK. STATE MAN." i>:?i <r /-? 1 O. >\vce Pharmacy* fv hisiiranee: I'll place KOiicS. a lj 3i SticJ 10 9 id in si iran re. O Q 1 w', o. U. Mile River known as the J. > . i Iiiiy litres each. A quick m i this land. .! . 1 lv.se lots are in a very ;n:i intains, and any one purv ) build a home. Many . heod ol where they are, it; resit. 1 mces " to them. ... and i x . .he time to w) in ; lan I l'v : . the best inI. .1 /t iv sure lo go lip before :i 1. now will be sure to make rv our aistomers and we will with you what we have, and . h '.vci lor sale. . \ : k ?... _. 11 i .iiuL ji.ni \\ i^>n LU SU11 ill i < . lor ^on immediately. 1 i iiy real estate it will pay i. m't jme t< > see us; we will >! you our prices. lor a bargain. Shasta In, < -' V ***** ?*- ^ ^ j <1 ^ IjjJ o t(r Freeman Building. = Uo a Vag?' )ODS Park. wm oo rvy By iXE, S. C. , iidcrwear, etc nrrii mTiaiii ntuub i iuii s ;.m I a l>it; tut. west jiriv cs. ccnville, S- O kv Feature of the Liberty! A \ K (. ';ishi< r I ndor Bond. l)?'|i(isSl(if^ I nsuranco. troys i lie building, and 11: not ice I lie result: n< w hat i lie 1 mrglar got. r I li> !i x! mvs and buildings. ra hi- i* 1 ook. d p.i\ I bo depositors? - ;ii ilie <>1<1 stand. 1.- ,.t I i ?* ?a ii > ii UU*H? yen I lis open one at OI1CC. ) :<H'k i oi* ;il In'inc. it-. ! }>e<*tfully, I I ULEY 1 / / /