Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

SviiViiiii i(imiii in r r ii Pickens Sentinel-Journal ?MiasFloroiiceStitherland, of the Cross Road section, is now attending the Pickens Graded School. ?Miss Carrie Hunter spent several days last week with relatives in Easley.?Farm and F/ictory. ?The U. D. C., of Pickens enjoyed a Colonial Tea at I he residence of Mrs. T. J Maiildin last Tuesday evening. - . ?Have you bought that farm yet? See H.. M. Hester, "The real estate man'' for anything you want in tne real estate line. ?Misses KateLusk and Lillie Boroughs, of Pickenst county, spent Friday and Saturday with Mi's. Charlie Knox.?Farm and Factory. ?Mr. nouert Hamilton and bride Of Oregon,are on a visit to the former's sister, Mrs. J. M. Stewart,' of Pickens, and other relatives in .the county . ?Do you want to soil your farm or town property? If so soe H, M: Hester, "The real estate man." Qfliee over Keowee Pliarmacv. Pirknrm R (! ?Park A. Dallas, of Atlanta, who is one of the incorporators of the Ivy Water, Light and Power Co., of Pickens, was a business visitor to our city Wednesday.. . ?Mr. J. F. Stokes, who has been conducting a general mercnandise business in Pickens, lias sold his stock of goods to the Messrs..Parish, of Easloy, who will continue the business. ?Rov. C. L. Craie, of Walhalla, will preach at Keowee church 1st Saturday in March at 2:00 o'clock p. m. and on Sunday fol uiwir, at ii o ciock a. 111. All members are requested to be present. ?The farmers have done a lot of plowing this winter towards preparing their lands for another .crop, when we.take in ' to consideration the.eoJd weat h* 'ec which they have had to endure. 1 ) . ?A building at Clfemson Cotle^e, known as the calf barn;' w.lfi doctrnvo/l Jivr firn l?icst AA7*j/1_ nesdaty morning about H o'clock.' One horse, 14 head.of cattle and four sheep were roasted in the Ijuilding. It is not known how the fire originated. ?The small grain cr0p -m tju. country is said to be in fine condition, and according to old pre dictions, when snow covers the grain in the winter, the yield of grain will be greater in the spring. This is a promise that the fypujiers will not have to buy so much flour next summer. " ?One of the Anderson boys at Clenison College, in writing home, says the college community is just'now in the midst of an epidemic of measles and that there are between 30 and 40 of the students in the hospital, suffering from fully developed cases. They are receiving the best of Tjaro however, and no serious results are expected.? Daily Mail. ?More two-hors? nlows ran oe seen thip year turning in the soil than was ever know before. O^jnearly every farm it is a common sight to see one or more of these plows any day. Tin; farmers are beginning to learn that it pays to.break up land well, and not only do we see two-horse plows but all kinds of up-to-date farm machinery is being used now a days. ? Mr. J. Tom Powers, \vho lives on route number two from Central, was in the city Thursday. He is a progressive farmand says that his plan for dealing with the labor problem is to bi*V labor-savingifarm machinery. He is of the opinon that a certain model of the disc plow, All/) iirhi/?K l*A \/iiv * v 11 l vl I 1IU IMMM i;?l WIll'll passing the Seneca Merchantile Company's store, of one of the best implements in reach of the average farmer. Mr. Powers' son J. H . who ha? boon employed on the street railway system in Los Angeles, Cal., in in Pickens county now, and in future will nrnhahlv rnnlo> hin home there. .He will go to Atlanta shortly and1 stand the examination of tho mall sen ce. ?'The oat crop Is looking prom-' ising for the time of year. .?Send us the news from your section and let people know what you are doing. ?'Doubleimproved King cot-' ton seed for !it. s:i no bushel. W. L. Jenkins, Pickens, S. C. ?The Douglasville, (Cia.,) Argus of the 17t 11 instant, says: "Miss Maria Folder, aeharming young lady from South Carolina,, is visiting the family of Prof. W. vE. Dendy." ?Mr R. T. Lewis, of lMekens R.IJ, returned last week from a wry pleasant It into Lincolnton. G'a., where lie had been Id see his brother, \V. whom li< found well, and doing well, lie owns a good farm of J 400 acres in a high stale <>f cultivation and running ;i saw mill and cutting some fine lumber. ' W. J. is doing well and living 1 at home. It. T. will buy land there and move out this fall. ?A short time ago, .1. Benton 1 Robinson, who resides on Pick ens, R. -I. was i:i the city and traded lor a nice horse, but w:>s caulioned at the 1 ime that !ii liorse would runaway under he saddle, lien ton, who is ;i d horseman, did not believe th -re ' .. I.O I- ill . " cid <1 uuiau ((,!!> \Y I 11 " I <' I ! 1 ' 1 I II'' (Tould not ride, s<> In- mounted ' his steed, lml no sooner liad In- ' settled himself in lie1 saddle than the animal slatted with 1 hini on a dead run and 'tis said 1 he fairly flew down the hill and when he struck t ln? bridge a<;ross the branch near I. I >. Holder's house tin* horse (ell, he was gointf so fast he could not 1 make the curve, and IVnton ' wentdown on the hridire with the horse on top of him and r when rescued it was found lhat !( he was suffering: with a broken! ankle. He is up and about 011M crutches but is suffering ure.it j Iv. His friends hope his aiiklej will soon knit and uive him no I trouble. 1 n telling of lus thrill i big. experience lScnton fails to s;tv what became of the horse. ' . . 1 i , S?vo<l From A f< IVrll, ' I novel1 felt fco iifcVr 'my 'jrrnvi'.' HVrit.OH I.cwii ( hiunMiii. <>f M i Oluo M. It. N.45l. "iii win ii ;i I'rii litful 'rough m1'! lii'M' trmiMt* j>nI!? ?I me <1 wi> to 11 r? ponnils in f pit** of in hi v ri'ini'lir aim issi* noemrs Aiui t *>>11 I :un ; alive today is ilu<? s >lt'lv |6 1'r. Ki"'/S Now Discovery, wliieli < <? |>!cti l.v ? ?!? me. Now I weipli lfiO p mud :. nt 111 ililt* for Cou.'li and Cold?, its Hie nm-t crtim <1?. for Latfrippe Asilimn. /!< 1 u> . trouble and all liroiwleal airef* its "n and $1.HO.- A trial "In?tt 1?* free, (iuar anteeil l?y all Druggists. Sorr.fi Marriages On last Sunday, '201 h inst., :i! 2 ]>. in., wliilo hislioiuir.,) . \lni! 7.0 Hrown, magistrate IMckoiK. ('o., S. (\, was sitlinu' ;ji<>:11 meditating owr the tii.ils ;im! tribut at ions of this \ rniihlesonii' w'orld his peace and (|uietude was broken by a pjcnt Iruirn entering the room and statinir that there were some people in the yard wanting le^al advice. They were then told to come in. Tin; plaint ill". Mr. Alon/.o Hawkins, ot Central, then <n tered the room with tlie ?! ?('?11n his arm. At tirst, his honor w:is sonie what astonished thinking a l.?. I I I- ' - < i:;to ? j ! >i i u; i i in ;i pris- | oner but oil noticing .111 engage nient ring took the place of a pair of hand culls, r-oniething the magistrate is very familiar with, his astonishment was exiled and in a few minuti tlx1 plaintafV explained his case and as the defendant put up no defence hip honor decided that the! plaintiff had set forth legal grounds for a cook if corn and meat was hi^li and In- gave judgement accordingly. So now Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins arc <?1 home to friends. The readers of this paper will remember thai the bride l? been a correspondent for I hi paper from Norris for some tini'* signing Honniu Blue h'vt ."j MM... I ill i ' i in; Miivuj n-tnin.-s \\ in nil s iici interest iiijjc items Oil the Home day at f> p. m. the officiating officer made Mi. Lip;o Rowland and Miss Kl In-1 Black of Uatcechee man and wife. Both couples have the congratulations of their many friends. J. Alonzo Brown. ?W. M. Murphi e<?, of Salem, I was in Walh.'illa last week on business. .Mi'. Murphrce and family have only recently moved to Oconee I ron 1 Pickens county, having sold (heir property just out from the town of Pick ens. ivjr. Aiurptireo lias bought about :'?()() acres of land in the Salem seel ion, which lie will improve. 11 is his intention to be^in at an early day the eree lion of a lai'ne and snhstantial residence (or 11 is l'amily.lle is -;o situated as to hi' able to ins( ill I an economic wat'T svstcm. Hid his home will I>e huifl with i w.iter system throughout. lie is highly pleased with tin1 [ onnliy ahout Salem, speaks well of his neighbors and c:>!;i inunity, and I eels thai I he lit I le mountain city of Salem has a bright prospect. V. r. M uruhre m<l family are cordially Avel onicd t?? (.)? -nit'i !\iowi'i' C'ouicr. I.a'iripp'* i i n In; ' pn va l<- the;' cut ire i\ stein. I j i( M i| p coiiL'lis iliitl 1 :i?-!v uinl itrain, iiro tpiirkly emvd l?y Foley's Honey m;<l T ir. Is mildly laxative iiifc nd < ram in 1 ;>tS M l#y ill I >i Lamyman hlec ti ncjI'ro.Liraninit' of thr Laymens Missionary meetings l<> he !>cl<l ^vilh 111< climvht . ? !' the I'icU lis I?;i]. 1 isi .Wo<ialii>n. ist. Sunday in A;>ril. St . na Imrch. speakers: I'mf. Hurl.-, i. ((Jarre!. . 1... 1 v I .MM Oiiuuuy 111 -April, I V! el"; reck, Speakers: II. T. I iaiuni. II. M. I loster. I!rd Sinulav in \pril. Cru.-s Kn i,l-. S| e;:k< r: (I I. !iol>inion. Itli Sunday in April Moun ain (> rove, spe ik i . .). T Ta\ or, .). T. Al?err.r?>nibie. 1 ' 1st Sunday in M;iy. Nine Torks ,nl.'niv M ^1 11 ' ' ' ' ' ,,,? ,u>. I O. I I . .>1 . I i I - 1 | , |' . | ,. Jox. 2nd Sunday in May, I'l'-a-ant ! J rove speakers. ! '. Rolin i>n, -J. T. Tay lijr :!r<! Sundav, in May IMek.n Mill. II. M. Ulster. U\ T. Hallum !lli Sunday in M iv. Xorris. -ipeak r: ('. K. lioWin >n. ."ilii Sundav in May. (Iriilin in nun i'.nn later wii h S. S., ('mi M ini >:i IVw^r^iin to be amioune t:d. v| 2nd Sunday in .1 line, M t. Ta ! I jo!*, Speak-T: t . !IJo'hi n.-ini. 1 1 ' ' .m >i . uiuu.s \ iii 1111H'. l' ririKl ; hiji, S|ii'a!vi-is: K. Kobinson,1 ) 'I'. i';i vl< tr. Itli Sunday in J line. M ilr i 'rock, I Spi'Mkors: .). i'. 1 .1\ i?n*. i I. M. j i I < 'St? 1st S11n(1;i\ in .] ui\ . M<?1111i.-(in Yi(>\v, Sprakns: (K. Koliin <oii, .J. T. 'I';iy 1 if. 1st Sllllda V ill .J U I > . < in'.iicM [ 'ivrU Speakers 11. \i . lii n r. it. '! . i I.aiiuiu. ;,i ii Siuula> in .J nl\ , ("aiee< in . Speak**: : i{. T. 1 lalliim. lithe alx?\e apoinimen! - mi iini 11 i : i-i ?ry lo any ('liuivi Illi'V will kill II V coul.-r Willi Mll\ i,i. in I kti ?l i lit ( '< >i 11 i i i ji'mI an \ litvi ^>;U\ riiail^vs will In* 111; I < 1? J. T. Taylor II. M. Hester i II. T. 11 a 1111ni S. II. Brown II. T. LewiK. M. tilling .). I(i;u io( ('nminilIce. " Ivi.u*; at .">(1 (tmI pt?r <1 >/.on In-: I kr, |> i}j. y.U > i I li i i cleft' I he jm ? (|>i? sa \ t ii<- ( Mull t;m<x?'4,a Tinn s. 'I h 11 usl surely u ill n<?l he ;i!?l?' t<? with ;! ilitl a tA'i'.'.it deal <>l MM li ('? ill'fill and wonderful bombarding ;is t hat! '( :,,v 11?iI'lnriii : .. > '.( ?11 11 iv /i i n u u' \ nr ui the tfame <?l" tfollV notes tlm Macon i'?'l('tjim|?h. AikI he also lives in ()hio! Tal l vs. II urinon in l!H'2 would moan ran* sport. mayhap! To chew or to eschew, thai is I he heel 1111? l ion. Notice to Debtors and ('redih-rs. All I' ltot.s li I 1 ;>ikC < 111 ni-? ii^! in>t 11?i? I'M* iito of I lie I tit'. A A . A ' \;|t <t< r I ni list pn sii ( i11 : in' (In I v |? ?Vi Hi ii l fli.ii- ilti' 1 il.i i i'l A |n il I'.MO, i i* ' IrlKiri'i' I ii:iv ir iiini nil !" I ! 1 ?t *?I t > ;inl ' iii , iiui: 111 !. .1 Nullum A 1111i11ijsii i or. Professional Cards ST' -3 .1. K. HOGGS W. K. FINDI.KY BOGGS & FINDLEY Lawyers I'ickens, S. O. Oflino over I'irkon# bank. ?Mt r. / Lis, Hay, Flour Oats! BURT (or 90 day) best seed?sow niiot nonnr , ituo i rnuur, DCSI variety. WHITE CLIPPED OATS, for feed CABBAGE PIANTS, m an> NEW Hulls and Cott \W have a liiu. slock, lxmjrht earl 1 \ -i T ^ i ^ * j> v r~? i > _JL I Ay Another car best patent to sell at. a positive guarantee to give entire SCDA. Best Keg Soda, 10 pounds Solid Car Lo ONION SETS, :>< HAY \'n in j -* ' Buy your seeds from lis an means sow some of our oats. 1m the siinniH'r ami they will conii' ii We sell a l ull line of general 1 your business. Yo IlIlS COtlflU ( 'a< <M>ehee. So CRAIC, B1 WIXT^l FOR ' \\ c: have on hand a line line say "lilt worst of winter is yet I .. .1. ...i , *iii iiwiKi: jiincsc on U1CI11 HUll Will I them is ?^one. l hink ol the service one can ; months aiul then they will he pr 1 hink ol an opportunity to In Think ol an opportunity to hi 'Think ol an opportunity to bi $34sJust think ol an opportunity t 5<?i; undershirt lor 34c, or a who \\ e have no expert ailvertii have the j^oods and the prices . : - 1 11111mi ui 111 in s.uisiyiii^ iraue. The goods an- on display no\ One-price Cas THOMAS I n. l I > !! I ? Plain an Confectionery C \ > i m 1,1 -v ty.-v. 'Your l'atronaoe \\ iil ^ THOMAS I (iooc'.s Delivered Frc.c, Next I >oor !o (i r;i vley's St al>l<\ \ V i i:< Ii 11 <> 11 i tin? clock v\: i rcgul.u <lnil\ di.ty when >>i \ i :i in i i ci. a ? r. ;ii n f. t jur ti' ii8 ' \vi II : ri.sii )r ( i 'I\ . W< have a most complete uhmoi I incut ?>1" Modern Clocks t l at run from 8 <la> .s to I'.O. In a<l<lition we a'so carry many clioco mti les in .11'.WKI.UY. I'l y and our prices are right. Tit, IfloilT'. S<).7"), and every sack backed by sal isi'action. for 25 cents. >ad of Corn. juarts for 25 cents. i. I Timothy, bright and dandy. , id reap a glad harvest. By all '0(1 will lie high and scarce in i at the right time. merchondise and will appreciate urs truly, MlllS Sib, ill li Csii'olina. "imes! |i .withirs, ; r g()(ids'; riiE? i ikJ /TO. l - i rTtt5HK! i' ? ? ~MS&br*r l>U0 (JOI oi Ladies |ackets and "they" Lo come," but \v<: arc jLjoin^ to j ^ De startling till every 011c of r rret out ol such ooods lor three; actically new. .ly a $10.00 jacket for I ly a $S.oo jacket for $4.OS. ' ny a $5 and $6.00 jacket tor Ir o huyai^ood heavy lleecelined 1 le suit lor 60c. iing man but wc do claim to which is the tiling that is most v. Come ;v ,;et your share. I' f liters ;h Merchants. V H A TV1 RS I --5 d Fancy ^ and Fruits 1 >i*<)(I uc *e. Be Greatly Appreciated. I HAMiS,?* 'Phone No. (h -kens, S. (J. P IDEE, 2 ) reaites The best and safest investment 01 tsell. Land well located is ;i better i nent l>otuls, lor increase in value of 1 ents you may receive) will pay doub Government Bonds. Your Grandfather told your fat 'ou "1 lad 1 bought land ten year vorth a fortune today.'* Arc you goi 'ou? "A word to the wise is sufficiei List with ine '.I you want to sell. Yours (or l)iisi W M MPC 1 I Q S W 1 B I E L ,^?LS3B 4i TH REAL EST/ Box 264. Office over Keowee 1'1 Let me irrifc i/onr lire Iu> t in [food rcliahh coinjidnic Carey & Ch Real Estate and RtCKEPsfS, loo acrrs on waters oi Twelve Milt l . i i - , | n.u.c. in ,\\u iraeis >t 11 mrehaser c an ;m1 a o< ! bargain in i We have, lour town lots lor sale, lesirable location, in view ol the; moil .basin:;- them will t a .mc place to tomes arc J^oiiH; up in the tiei^hbo Hid ther<- at* : already many pretty re* We have many Coimiy plantation: )e<dn she. New Year ari.ht by buying /estment tli.it oik- c .n invent, in. I .at. K.\t tail and those purchasing land nc noney on same. \Ye are always ready to serve 01 ake :.;rcat pit asure in i;oin<( over will n showing yi-u the lan I. and lots we When y >u hav<- a\i 1 land or lots th; jnce set; us and we will t them oil When you ar in the market to 1 /ou to see us. Phone us, writer us, or ilways b<- i;lad to s< e you and ([uote \ Sec: us w hen you are looking lor a 1 Carey & Ch? MaSn St. Pick 'Phone Xo. 33. Office ovei H I X I Lll ^ Aa ICa Pi GRKENVILL Dry Goods, Shoes, U Offers BIG Rl on all \\ iiitc. ciooiIs. Ladies Cloaks ;;nv 1 Blankets get All Scaso:i . C?o?> i at <\ est j A. K. P> W'osl lOiul. Cw-i'OO Notice The lnsurancv Bank of L \vi: have Burglar In-urainv. Fiiv ln-ui aiicc. I' If a hiiI :'.I.i i lilows I he sal't iiinl lire i i! " with what lie i The Burglar I -nr.replaces s The Fiiv Inn .iikvCo. p.iv-^ lor tin The Bon?l ('o. M'jiact's wlial I InThe I>epositorr (inaianti'O Kuixl pa\ iiixl the Sank won It I n sii.-.o I airiness . Your deposit i- i11~ 11r? I in liauk of I nothing. If you li iv< n't an with u> o <mi 1111 hi > ijs 11 a 11 ,iii :il \ our |>()('K \\ ill pay interest on !;m< deposits. iioS|K!< II. C. JS L I I nBcf' 'jp; ! . * 11 ui uHUugaetaMii TATE? * ii this globe is the earth investment than Governanc) alone (without any le amount of interest on her and your father told s ago I would have been iijl; to let this be true of It." I get results. ness. >TER. \TE MAN." Pickens, S. C. Iiannocy. mrunce: I'll place s. lastain, Insurance s. c. : River known as the J. ity acres each. A quick his land. These lots are in a very mains, and any one purbuild a home. Many rhood ot where they are, iitlenc lose to them, s n* .. > . is the time to lai. .''r it is the best ind is sure to ^o up before )\v will be sure to make lr customers and we will li you what we have, and have lor sale. it you wish to sell at lor you immediately. >uy real estate it will pay conic to sec us; we will y-on our prices. bargain. sstain, Lens, S. C. Freeman Building. of GOODS ark.1 e, s. c. nderwear. etc IDUCTIOIM a big cut. > rices. \RK. livillo, B- C l:cature of the A ^ ? Jberty! ('ashior I' nder Bond, vpositors Insuranoo. !? '<( roys I he building, and .hi ^el notice the result: \ hat t ho burglar got. iixI urea and buildings. ii'T took. s I he depositors? I the old stand. i , i..,..1 n ? i<n>vii \ <iini ii/ _yLi pi n one at once. i t or at heme. '(fully. iiLEY * j , - . ' ' ; ;

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, February 24, 1910, Image 5