University of South Carolina Libraries
g ? I 1 I Pickens Sentinel-Journal ?John T. Feiuiell, of Green vine, was circulating among his Pickens friends Tuesday. ?Mrs. W. B. Freeman is quite . sick at her home in Pickens. Her J - sister, Miss Neal, is at her bod j Slut). ?Miss Lila Harris, of Greenville, spent a portion of last week with her sister. Mrs. W. T. Griffin, in Pickens. Born, on t.hrc inaf.anf Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenco Elrod, of the Oolenoy section, a fine bouncing boy. ?Prof. Henry A. Townes, who has bfifln niiit.o fliclf frvr past several weeks has about recovered and was on the streets of F jkens lasfcfBaturday. ?W. W. Bradley, editor of the Abbeville Press and Banner nn/1 aonv/\f 4-^. ~ ? tviivi iai y tu V^UIl^rUbSIlUin I Wyatt Aiken, spent a portion of last week in Pickous on business. ?Dont fail to see the real estate add of J. R. Ashmore in this issue, lie offers a lot of good property for sale at reasonable prices. ?Thomas M. Kennedy, form erly connected with the Greenville News, but now a resident of Linchburg, Va., spent last Friday in Pickens on business. ?Ernest and Bristow Christopher, of Cateechee, spent a portion of last week with their parrents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Christopher, of Pickens. ?"Uncle Aaron" "Rnorora r?f Hoi. ? ? ^?V,A- vvtil | houn, who has been quite sick for some time is reported as | but slightly improved. Ilis many friends hope that he I may soon be up again. ?Mrs. Thomas Bolding, of Pickens, received a message on Tuesday conveying the sad intelligence that her father was dead, at his home near Taylor's station, Greenville county. ?J. L. Moon is having the old Kennemore house rolled away, preparatory to having erected a nice commodious resi donee thereon. When completed it will add much to that section of Pickens. ?J. T. Nealy has sold his prop erty 011 Wolf Creek to J. T. Robinson and has bought the Ilenry Langston paoperty in the west end of Pickens. All of his real estate holdings now lie in that part of the towu. -?Monday was salesday but there was nothing doing in this line. Several people come to town to attend the meeting of the County Union and to pay tax. They report farm work as progressing well. W. A Hnsnll - . . ? ~ . VMWV/Iif ?? C4.UU UU a year ago, moved from his homo in Brushy Creek, township to Anderson and opened a grocery store, has bought a farm of 8,334 acres near Albany,Ga., and will move to it this week. ? Mrs. Bessie Glen Smith has issued invitations to the marriage of her sister, Miss Jessie Narcissa Glenn, to Mr. Josenh lieeder Sholor, on Wednesday afternoon February the 10th, 1910, at 4:30 o'clock, at the Presbyterion Church , Liberty, S. C ?Married at Cateeche on last Sunday morning, the (>th inst; Mr. J. W. Brock to Miss Ada Galloway, daughter of Mr. E. H. Galloway all of Norris. J, Alonzo Brown N. P. officiating. Mr. Brock is a promising young farmer and Mrs. limrlr is a young lady dearly beloved by all who know her. They number their friends by tho score who wish them well in their new voyage of life. "Winding \x VIip clonk wrh fi rPRulnr daily duty when Oil- * * ".iijf y 4i nmir uiiicHH word in use. Uur aneoBtorH believed in retiring early as well nfi rising early. We have a most complete assortment of Modern Clocks that run from 8 days to 80. In ftddi" tion we also carry many choce at ticles in JEWELRY, Please visit us. II. 8N ; y ** +.+J \ I I ?Married on Crow Creek on the Oth Inst. Mr. J T. Adams to Miss Roxi(\ Brazeale Rev. B. F. Murphree officiating all of Pickens Co. The happy couple carry with them the best wishes of I their many friends. -it r tt | ?w. Henry ijangston has 'just finished a nice comodious houso onTiis land south of Pickens. He has built.near the Hunt Spring, a portion of the Joab Mauldin estate, between town limits and tho old mill site on the Central road. It is an ideal place for a residence. ?Sam B. Craig is having erected a nice commodious house iL C_. ** /N j.ui ins inotiiur, ivirs. ivi. ivl. urai^J, in the northen part of town, above the residence of B. C. Baker. When completed it will be a nice residence. The contractors expect to have it finished by the first of March. ?James Anderson a son of N. J. Anderson nf tlin Or?l<?v?r?\r section, met with a serious acci dent, one day last week. While working around some machinery the holt slipped and striking him, broke l>oth bones of his leg just above the ankle. At last accounts he was doing as well as could be expected. Just as we go to press we learn of the death of Mrs. Estella Chapman, wife of Carodine Chapman, which sad event oc curred today at her home in the Mi. Tabor section of the county. Mrs. Chapman had been suffering with lagrippe but her death was unexpected. She was the daughter of Allen Mauldin and was about HO years old. Further particulars are not obtainable. ?Mr. J. S. Wilson has rented the T. IT. Prater lands in Garvin Township for this year, agreeing to pay as rental the sum of $:J,r,00. The lands were rented at public outcry, the title to the vast t ract being in dispute at this time. Mr. J. P. Glenn is receiver for the lands, which number 1.0-1!) acres.? Anderson Intelligencer. ?Clerk of Court, A. J. Hoggs has made some change.-* in the clerk's office and now he has more privacy and can do the work to a better advantage, having taken the other room and put in a heater and framed it off so as to he more private;. Says he lias turned the old office to his lawyer friends so they can have plenty of time and space to examine the records. ?Mrs. Mary E. White of Sulphur Springs, Texas, who has been on an extended visit in Aiuieron and I'ickens counties, has gone to White Plains Ga., where she w ill stay a few (lays before returning to her Texas home, hiic lias made many friends while here who regret to know that she is to leave.? Anderson I ntelligencer. ? A dispatch in the daily papers, dated at (Jreenville, February 8th says: "Henry llollingswortli and Bill MeCiaha drove a horse on to a t rest lc near (iantt's station about midnight. The animal fell through and is still suspended in the trestle. A telegram was sent to Columbia this morning asking to have the horse removed so the tracks could he cleared." llollingsworth is well known in Pickens and throughout the county, making periodical trips through this section huyinir up chickens and eggs for market. Occasionally he gets on sprees and is pretty reckless vhile in his "cups." It is very evident that ho \\T C\(_J /llMll HVv CiO U L I I 1 I\ I I I ^ , LaCirippo paint* that pervade the entire flyetem, LaGrippo coughs that rack and atrain, aro <juickly cured by Foley's Iloney and Tar. Is mildly laxative, safe and ccr'ain in risulta. Sold hy all Druggists. p nv IX) Kit,' 111 11 J. R. GEiNEIi, REA CITY LOTS AND HOUSES 8. 1-acre lot with a rrnml 4 room house on it and all necessary outbuildings, corner lot just outside tho citv limits. Can sell you this place for $900. A bargain you had hotter investigate. 11. i acre lot with a good (iroom house on it, OH ft. front porch, good well of water. On Glassy Mountain street and about 100 yards from the ....I I I...-ll JJ? - ^ * J 1 1 suimui uiuming. unoor rnc nest places to live in the city, price 1650.00 11. i acre adjoining 11. no building on it, a very desireable lot to erect a dwelling. Price 550. 14 Something over (j acres of land and a fine (?-room dwelling which can be made larger with practically little cost, good hit; closets to every room, bathroom. The rooms are 1(5x10 ft. Half story roof provided for stairway. Five fire places with abasement fireplace. Electric lights in every room. Good 5-stall barn with lmggy shed, crib 10x1(5, and other outbuildings. Three sides fenced in with 42 inch Pittsburg wire with black locust posts. acres in a high state of cultivation, made 135 bushels of corn on the 8 acres last year. This place is on Glassy mountain street inside the city limits and a very short distance from the school build nil ? ? n mg. j nis is a neautil ul place and no better mountain scenery any where. Price only $5000. One acre on Margaret street no buildings on it. A fine lot to put a dwelling on. 1 can certainly give yon a bargain in this place and you will make no mistake to look at this place before you buy a lot. Get my price. lean sell you a nice 2-acre lot just out side the city limi ts and at a bargain. Come to see me or write me if interested. IF YOU WANT A HOUKK AND LOT IN THE CITY COME TO SEE ME, 1 CAN FIT YOU UP FARMING LAND DESCRIPTIONS. 10. 1(58 acres 4 miles west of PniU'f. limiyo 1 n !1 cunt! Knt( Aniu 50 acres woods, one <> room house with sevoraUnitbuildings. One 4-room tenant house, one j ii-rooni tenant house wit hout buildings. Get my price and terms if interested. lf>? 190 acres 4 miles east of court house, 0 or 10 acres hot torn 100 acres in woods, one dwelling 5-room, tfood spring near house, ^ood out-building. 40 acres three strand harbed wire fence 2 acre rail pasture. 1901) made on place 11 bales cotton and lf>0 bushels corn made 25 hales cotton 1908; made one year !>II0 bushels corn and $sl() worth of cotton. Made on place in the last 7 years 107 bales of cotton. This place to be sold at a bargain and on easy terms. 17. 101 acres 10 miles North of court house, '20 acres bottom, 15 or 20 acres upland in cult ivation. (50acres in woods, enough good timber on place to build two good houses. 2 acres in rail pasture. One (>-room house all finished up and practically new, 70 ft. front porch, :j'2ft. back porch. Good well ef water : l Af- i- p in yarn. ivuiKt'S I roill -HHi tO tHJU bushels each year, Cotton provinces well on place. Is miles from the highest moniiThis is only a pari are wanting a placeor who owns it?lot you up. Land is a good iiivcstmc Executor's Sale. Hy virtue of authority vested in me executor of the estate of A. A Alexander, deceased, I will soil at his late res i denre, at Eastatoe, on Thursday, Feb ruary 17th, 1910, beginning at II a. id , all the personal property belonging to said estate consisting in part, < f th>> f ol lowlncr croodn nn.t nlinftlou i r .?? of housohold go.xlsi, corn, foddar, rough?< ss, horses, mules, cattle, buggies wagons, farming tools. etc., etc., too numerous to mention. Terms of sa'e ensh. J. N. IIALLUM. Administrator. Took All IIin Money. Often all man earns goes to doctors or for medicine, to cure a Stomach, Liver or Kidney trouble that I ?r. King's Nhw Ijifo Pills would quickly euro at slight cost. Host for Djspppsia, Irxiigestion Biliousness, Constiipntion, Jaundice, Malaria and Dohillty. 2~>c at all Druggiata. / ASH N DEALER IN \l. MERCH. AND L EST/ tain in South Carolina, and just ! 4 miles from Table Rock Mt. I This place on yery easy terms. | 18. 92 acres (> miles west of j court house, about ttO acres in a high state of cultivation, will make a bale of cotton to the acre. This place is ill one of the best sections of Pickens r'niintv ( *m> r. I . w,n in >v > 1UWIII dwelling nee ssary out buildings within ;i lew hundred yards of a ^ood school. Now if you want a place and at a bargain you will do well to sco me at once. 1!). acns 1 miles west of court house lf> acres in cultivation balance in original forest. One :? acre three strand win; pasture. Two ^ood springs on oiace. vine ^(hki ,i room House with chimney : 11 each end. Land la\s well and produces well. This p! ice can lie hou^ht lor sI ()(!(). '2)5. (M'. acres <? miles west of court house 2> acres in a hi^h state of cultivation; will make a hale of cot I on per acre. This place come oil" of t he same tract of land as is. One four room I dwelling with all necessary out -1 buildings, i^ond we'll in yard, 2j acrrsin Tom Hell pasture. I caul sell you this place cheaper than ! you can buy laud any "where near it. 24. :? ? acre-; 1 miles west of court house 2 acres <>l" creek bottom. 1.") acres upland in cultivation balance in i^ood woods and over $200 worth of crosstie timber on place. ()ne t wo strand wire pasture, one new *t room hons<\ tiood orchard just started, fresh land and produces well: -A mile from church, mile from corn mil!, saw mill, and tfin. This place t?> i;o cheap. '2~>. ~>0 acres miles enst of court house t> acres ol bottom, 12 acres upland in cultivation; this land lays well, I have l>een all over t he place m vself ami can p;ive it a p.ood recomendation, 1 i.e.. i ... i ...? jim hi ^iihii v (Kin on |>iace ami close enough to town to make sonic money out of it. One :{ room house ;irt< 1 outbuildings, (let my price and easy terms on this place. Aw ful easy terms. 2f>. I!!!) acres S miles west of court bouse is a civs good bottom, 10 acres upland in a high I state of cult ival ion, balance in' I woods and )50 acres in pasture, I barbed wire. One o room house i painted inside and out. good out i buildings. One good tenant hou^e. This place will make -10 j bushels ol corn or I bale ot cot - I i ion i<> i in acre. I call sell yon i {tliis place awfully heap and mi ! j easy terms. 27. m acres 8 miles cast of J court house .It) acres in liiuh stale of enll i\ ;tl i >11 balance in woods. ( >11 new (> room house j finished up and painted, jjood ; barn HOx!!*. (!ood well of water. Y011111; on ha rd of "200 t rees. This | land produces well Price Sot).00 per acre. | k28. 1()S acres (> miles west of i'iiiii'I house _: "> acres oolinm, J i<) .acres of lioland in rnlt iv.-it inn about '20 acres in three strand wire pasture. One good room dwelling willi two good barns. Oiii! I! room tenant house, with barn, crib &e. On rural route i mile t<> school and church. I can sell you this cheaper than you j can buy land near it. ti!). H."? acres miles west of court house I! acres of bottom, 10 1. <>( t he Inrnis I hat I < ?if doesn't make any iik; know your wants nl?il is gradually incrmsi THOMAS ? Plain an Cocifecf ionerv j*. CJ<>ulit i*y Patronage Wil THOMAS I Goods Delivered Free, Next Doer toGravloy's Stable. r / / ( Lore, A.NMSE \TE. acres upland in < i;i i \, ! i ri and it. makes ji;ood si uIV. I> <' 11 .?r of land in jjjood woods a- j :j r strand wire past no One inm house all necessary oir m j;ood \v<?11 in I in- \ in < room house wit h . I; 11 v cv mile from church. Land i<i i high state of cultivili n. \t /?/wl o nil < ? 1 ' ' VVOIUVIM <1 I H I 1 I' M .1 VI n 'I < I ) I . This placecan bebov .: ?r per acre and iI is \ i , . \ dollar ol it. HO. '{(> '. acres '2 mil' i i< n court house ; in I ! ? loin, 7 acres ??pI.i 111 , i- :i state ol cultivation a heavy tiniber; almo \ u<?n ! wood on place l<> }> . i < i I 'rice per aere. Ill !() ' acivs :l?. ;1 >' !t() 'A acn-s hi>! I":n. ; c(l and in :i iii: > st:< vatioiii bniiutc > Vii lv< iii.it i*. Ono (i\V('II,im 51 M! i wt'll in I he y M 'l. i acre. 'Phis I;111 i - < sideling I he lor ili! y. '.VI. {> > > iidvs Iof ^oo<i InitI<?i1an! upland. scv( i.d 1 > itr of tin vci'v hcs 1 i:. has ncvr had ;i s t w i ; < >> i 1 >lact . Ah??i11 10 '?> 1 !i , .i ..n ' < i tuiii i i ?i i in piaci . n<l l, easiest plaeo t<? inak* i livii i Pirkrnf c?>ny. 'l .ii a lar^v plan- I :;ai I if: i describe ii and ?_ii\ you arc intere t: <! . conic I;? S r !1: (il \ ". aboil! it. t r ,!i M-;i ]>lace at a "way (!<? 11 and oil jjjood and 1 i unable TERMS. )M. l'J 1 an< - ?') mil* ('ourt I louse, .'iu a< : i i . . i i state oi < 1111 i \* a i>>;\ i: ) in fine iiinber l:i:id. t ' t hrco . ? rand I ; i 111 iv g< >'?i t (.1 i; ?t! i. graze '20 I; v ; i?I ( c,i i < i i ()ne room i vard, t wo 1? ini ii. building. ' >n<* : i <> with barn and <u.. Stoiv bouse 1 (>.\ ; 1 < at the forks < >!' ;i >. i mightv ' good i i. < i n >i < > i 11 k ?! ? *i iwl -i :i- . ' . live. This j. !.!<< ; s:{-,.0() per ;icn . ( .: nil- and let me li I! \ on . . >, ,< tliis place. :U. 100 acn '.i i; <>1" court house, acr< i tivation. 1 .~> ac:< s in , balance in linibrr la nil. 1 .< i nousc, ail iHM'ci'^.irv < : ings, good Wi'li i-l w (in haul. W'illiin i ! drcd yards ol a < ' . Church. I can I! place at a bargain >: icrnis. V !<' ? ! i:i <?>'. i ri i " i ' a r. ! ? I r 1 old li;- i i. n< . !i ! hi ; d'.t ?>d I iiii 11 < < < T... i... ii i u u <i wen ill" i with out huiiniiiv;. < ? from school elmrch. A t har^aiu in !hi-; piac first person that will i . I, purchase. '{(I. idOO acr< s I". in',! of court house. A ' 4 :. . 1 i ? 11 111)(1 r i<111M Cou.-i '.n oak, poplar, a li :i tor kind of linils r. saw mitl man it {.'.ood tinilirr \ on \\ il: < sec ill'' lihtill! I li isell von I i; lai.-l i i the (jinl)or wills'? il ; it 'ill) Sv\i \ O tlilttMvncu \\ !i . .. , ami > \ h ii!-. .* * ill*' in v?lu<* ail t & HAM 1- . 'I H III M, 1(3 r. .. . and v** Pl'fV 1 1 ICO. 1 Be G;o*iuy Appnviat':d. O IU ? 0/A ' ^ % 11 AK*ai,?? 'Phone N'o. (>J . a ikons, S. C. \ "reales Do you want to si*ll y 7 prorxTU ! *)r do you w iliilV-rf.;;>i location! t havo :i very at(met traef; I do all the wori I'Xj); , < \c.k and wheh jswii;). \oss pay me a com it ' ' t ?' t* i ? # * . < i * < "" f ItI'n/iin ? It'll I ' /?/11( I f/1 r ( f1 (I ()1( Hi'/ list. //' yon vuiif (o buy 1 w ;.siioiciiKj you same (food pi Vours for I>u - ; r<\ m n j p-.i-a * k ' hx/y \* t *"""*) rXji 2 w J ei L V iil ts sJ L dium ^ I . : REAL EST I>OX 2 64. Office over Keowee L'i .tic irrife iiour Jirc 7 it in good vcluiblc compait 1 C-o rev & O K/ ilell EstatI anc . ,rr*y~ r. - ' . r 4*-* I ; ?.r ' v/ i v vi ? J *swr^ in-. : :r > . wat<r -I Vwf 'v-: M IJ, Lc.w s plneo, In two tracts nf \ ?. !' - t. ; d<: i." ! :i . *.v ol : m< * *. > ti t | !.;<:<: t:( i. i ri i, i . r a < \ .n iy pretty r \ u: til* C ., ; . :y j I tP.tatio ;> ; \ . i i .t by buyin in. I ' . . 1 . ' . ;. asi.. :.?* 1 an -1 li;* V i . \ . i. a; a' s nr.itly to serve t i in.. (>v.'r w , ill . t. . .11 . ; [ lots \Y . i.i n , . i . \ . n cr !< is t o >!! IK 1 \\ W i L t! i<'111 (>1 \. i . n i iK! market lo j you : > ' i Pi'. n writ ; vis, i a!v avs i' . .?. ? >: yni and (jiiotc S . . ..?Mi yen ; looking for ; j . > > ' - . f ;7 m-? k:.+ .'sk^% (j "'lj Li S L~^ J i1 * r;*:rc\ n \ ' prV-\ ix**\ "? . >.*' : , : X;>i Office pv hv- n ? ' " , Ja* r*.1 r ? '. i _ ... 11 t -f \ r "***3 V>// ? . V" .. J. uSCK Lux* "Vf V TT *V* ' ' T T* ? ~vr * - ' N 'U1 P $ V 1 , }| t V v K jl N i . jl J1. A' rf R5 >.? ..m. f:J j- \.ii? D tvi (/-: k iMS v i ! Dry (i1 h vis, Sin )cs, I % {( . I , *X U+s iw . S'VV' ; ; ' r] SJjj r & r !.) ? : y . -3 O \j y |j u ? v J d V-: ii d on V. -i ?' (. ji?. ul 1 s Cloak: ami Blankets All S ai> jn Mc C >od . at lowest / j\ il. i> J b a u :nd- Gr'lTOi Xiilivv'i! o Insurano ill I WE II.AY Mir. ! .? 1 Fin < i; u<v. ! ,\ . \: i 'n - :i' . }?ml firi . ' : ' k i.;,l " wit li \" ii.it ll< Miu.'t) Co. ? i ;dace.1 .: i'. Co. ]> vvs for I i)i !;:' ( : V liat 1 he (Vi: i I'm' Cm: r.rntoo Fund i>i r.ini i/. ' 11 - would r>' busi loss Y< r i. )A in- u.-i'.l in V not'. v i lii imj'i an with us ? , ir. mi"- i ?i?>I : your p<x \\ s!l i ;; iiitofs| on in^MQ^osits. hom]] i , ... C. B.Oi i fir -\ ^ ^ A TP iTATE ''' oils* hi rm or town ? - Vf * t/VT ff MM ant to trade for a i ve form of con |7UJ ilUVUl llSIIIg .3 make a sale or mission out of the more good places 1(1 take pleasure in 'aces. siu<;ss. ?c';ssa KHcaa M| ?? S e.R. 'ATE MAN." PirVpnc #"* M Pharmacy. nsnrance; I'll place ICS. ;4 ' V Jfl. - - in9 1 insurance >, s. c. 4 ;!< River known as the J. fifty acres each. A quick :I. is land. These lots are in a mntains, and an> build a 1h (orhood of \vl ' sick" : c] ns r H i .U ^ r i.itl is sure now will our cus to friers . ?>ui ith you >vhat we nave, and h ive lor sale. hat you wish to sell at 1 1<you immediately. J ' 1 uy real estate it will pay >r come to see us; we will : you our prices. a bargain. abstain, KcSt U U M r Froeman Building-. I Up OF | (iOODS ;ark, ?K, 8.- C. nderweax^tt: irniiPTinw JJUU i [\J\\ 4 ' \ . ;.c V t a hic?* cut. \ * 0 Vs prices. ARK. P siwillo. S. C ' I y 1 rp o I I"1 ^ 1 I my pHBtV.*1 chap to see Usee, I don't the booty, ' i we're ufteii \ "But 8Uj I ' \ 1' tors have ('jp4rt|jaont??? v .. "They ct with the j > better get'/ \ of ?traiw wlnFA "or cmr. } was ftrefttl a i' fixi-ui vve wor-J -WiiOr til yumsldtr, i.vs tlio\ his conifer, 'a f I ho (V bi? h?$ad <jt LiborM "Utiard! open 0111 $2. w* rSg.<' kot or at/lifrtun -ST;T"vi I'ully, ILBY