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Pickens Sentinel-Journell Advertising Rites Reasonable ntered tt Plokena Foatofflce as Second Olats nan oiRUor PICKENS, S. C. 5 THURSDAY MARCH 17,1910 The clouds have rolled by,and the song of the lark and carol of the bluebird will awaken the garden seeds and the violets. Freezing weather and washing rains with heavy loaded wagons have made havoc of good roads. Just bide a wee, and be patient. They will get well. If you wish to stay in a good humor all day, the first thing you do, put a drop of oil on the creaking door. A man once recovered from a chronic case of rheumatism by oiling creaking hinges and rusty locks. Miss Ansel to MarryColumbia.? Governor and Mrs. Martin Frederick Ansel announce the engagement of thendaughter, Fredericka Calvert to Dr. George Henry Bunch, the mawion'n frv %-vl ^ -rw* ? ~ l Jiumu^u lu HIIVU I 'UU (' SUUU in ter Easter. Miss Ansel, a graduate of the Columbia College for Women, made a host ef friends here (lin ing her college days and has since been one of the most popular society girls in the state, a universal favorite in social circles of Columbia. Dr. Bunch is prominent among the successful young physicians of the city and there are many now to offer him sincere congratulat ions. The marriage will be one of the notable events of the coming season. Circuit Court cases The following criminal cases were disposed of at the recent term of court held in Pickens: W. Hanip Babb, violation of the dispensary law; true bill. Sentenced to pay a fine of $100 or three months on the gang; sentence suspended. Lici Garrett, burning house; L 1.2 11 nue lhii. Will Garvin, assault and battery with intent to kill, true bill. John Wright, disposing of property under lien; true bill. Wm. Johnson, violating dispensary law; true bill. Paul Fields and Thomas Fields assault and battery and robbery; true bill. Thomas Field, violation of dispensary law; true bill. Lewis York and Eva \Vbitten formication and adultery; true bill. i r< 11 * * * - jmi uroiuman, nouse-oreakinu; true bill. R. L. Rigdon and Ben Rice, disposing of crop under loin; bill not given out. /' Jay Britton, violation of dispensary law; nolle prossed upon payment of $50.00. W. L. Reeves, violation of rli?n#?nenrv low upon payment of $50.00. Naught Hallum, assault and battery with intent to kill; true bill. H. B. Bowen, perjury; no hill. J. C. L. Rice, assault and battery with intent to kill; not guilty. Morton Hallums, assault and battery with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapon; guilty; sentenced to 25 days on thft nnKlic xwrirlru / ?> I lO T. J. Tuniblin, disposing of' property that was levied upon; guilty; $150 fine; or (> months on public works or in tlie peniten- I tiary; fine paid. John Wright, removing property that was levied upon; ?.")0 fine or hard labor on public works. Lewis York, bigamy; tried in tho absence of the defendent: scaled sentence. Haas Butler, assault with in ; tent to ravish. Appeal to Supremo Court. Remanded for resentence. The sentenco of the court was that he he han^ ed on the 8t,h of April, 1910, h<> tween the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Tom Jackson, violation of dispensary law. ?The ox knoweth his owner, i and the ass knoweth h is master's crib, but there aro some people who don't seem to know that il costs a dollar a year to publish . the Sentinel Journal. j L'< / Central Items. Mr. Lovelace, a prohibition lecturer, traveling for the Collog*' Prohibition league stoppecd in Central over Sunday delivering a lccture in the Weslevan Methodist church in the afternoon. l ie also attended chapel service at the Wesleyan College Monday morning and organized a Prohibition League. j There was an oratorical contest j at the Woslvan College ! ist i'. iday ni-.'.ht. The i iv/. w :i awarded to \ an Clayton h - ac tion being the "The Raven" bv I N1jjcai* .Men Poe. Mi: !1es' i>' Koon of (jlcndale j visit* d her sister. Mi Sophia I I Koon, o\ !' Su i i v. j M'sl; ;ui 1 Mis. I C Jl'lot now. The j medium who v<- ; j >t ;. i !! (iie (I iu'h School ! ; ; w w111 ivo allother pi < :i .11 $ Ik auditorium ; Thursday ni.uht. Miss?-s Mary and Anna Liv'n of Kasley, yMted friend-; here from I'Yiday till Monda v. Misses Vera Cou h and Kssie Gilstrapof Ive-'-v. sp;?ji! i'riday ni^hi in ('enlr;;i. Iv?-v. S. :' ' : i 'i r 1 treiichi . 1 Oil to a i.. - I'OII^I * u,';11 ioil oil the subject "l.ijii on Spiritual" in the \V* -Ii'van church.? The Ka^Ie. Clemso" Dots. Whit Dillanl spent part of last week in Ailanta, (Ja. 1). N. liarrow and lit tle I tor, Mi-s hli/>!) tli, returned Sunday I roni i Iuh? t, Tex. \\ h ?re tliev have hern on a visit 1,"> relatives and friends lor I ho past two month--. .1. I'M. Picket accompanied by his lit tie dauu'nt t X*'!!*!< visited his parents n?'ar Bounty Land last week. I'M Shanklin visited at Rich- | land last w ? . U. i Miss Ida IIall di d Monday at tho h<Mil" oT ii. i' i:11:1Iht, Mrs. Marl h i 11 iII .; i i 1 i????*ii> illness. Prof. I [; n> r wen! t<> Colunibia \Yedn> <!.i; i I liming Tlntrsda v. J. IMa. i?s.tn ; _*.? r of I In* ( lent -on Si- .mi ! jiiiindiy wont lo (ir- <*n\ i 1 it W'eiin- stlay afternoon. I I'll-!. -Swain eon lined lo, nis ni 'in willi measles. M i - . (). I.. I)oy!;' ,ind <lanj?hter \ i il -I . i ( *!i . iile W'ednes< la y. \\ i a iv -?>i*i I! I'imI. Sweeny. H is lUOliltT \. ; . ?':i !1. \\ il t ( if hr;!ii oi Sciioca i vis?1?*la\ ill ; I i IU111; ' | ' '111.' night : last week \.; " iiiii'<??-| u.uite a to 1). \c hi knife snick in iiis eye. i le }ia - hi" n :ivon an inilefinat r lea : oi absence.?The Mfcl'tV _ _ Calhoun Locals I .it I if ('< '-i! I,'lc 'i i<sick with ! measles. W e Ji<?; in- w ill socn be well again. ,j. W. Smith i 11:iv ing a. basement -itory <ul?l ' I" be Swan alloc Hotel wii. ii will be ur >i kiic11' 11 <>ii' <>k i very miirn iiii proves I. (). I'. Ii \' Ii r spending a few <la\ ho! :> lias j^oiie to Wash iie.il i (.Mimton io'i A'as in town this week. 1VI I'M. Il I | ,1 > ; I),I hccil on a vi it {<. i. v i d h<T, I !,il hoggs iii! Miss (' Hi-' ri?:?.vor is vi.ilinotin; Mi i' ! 11is W(!<'k. I ho TCaglo. Wliy ;!<> ;v<sii sjm?ihI your money /or i'llVi i loiwcco \s; (vn , ou <*; ii ji.v .Merry V, | f : v :<; ISros iil ! h :;. )j 1 ;j' (yon ?>ny /or * 2a1 < i, ir hs kiinl ^elsewhere \ < * k \ v r^51?0 Ask &ran ?ABOUTSimmONS LIVER For ever 80 years it has been for ;Ji}iousness, Constipation, XHalaila and all diseases of tt I SHEEN W i i i (1 i 11 <2; up the clock wus n regular.' daily Out) v. hi n <>:i:;. CI iv '.iv el. !>! > ( ?" ? ?:s". 0;:r msi ? ?t>r? !? *.!? v?-'J in i ini; e.i! ; ? 'a !'. rs'U{: .- oi l iiM-nt. .>f > <>(1 I'll CI*>?:{S j '.liiil i'in from tin in () In I ii>!' !> :i . < 1 11 " ;< !. > ! in . ">Vi.i U \ . b v i .1 ' l rJL. B 1ST 11 r^zr. -ggyrengratKV' .,*?? yvmaimrvmr * 16 02 to th n ,_ i ( BWo don't claim any p<. desials < but one tiling we aru particular | every pound of groceries that got H nmincl. Vrm <ri?t Inct . R ! S? .1" " V" 1 ! Son est YVoi and pj Correct 3lc?u p Cotne in; let s talk I Thomas & I Good Things $ Goods Delivered Free, [l Next Door to Gravity's Stable. I [ I 10c. a Pound More I han ton years ago whon mari \\(? arrived in the little town of wo s I'irkeiis hins vvi>;i> 1 w ?i t >?? ^<>1.1 ir,.n at IHe each dull at that. mi o We {It tiu ill I Si for a hi'M was fer t imt its wort ii so divided to pay gin c 2( c for h< ns. Siiif:- Dial time W we have from time to linn' ad-'oftl van< (!(l the price till now we arc t disc paying l()c per pound. We ever iiave paid as hi^li a -S!)c for a ahou single hen. We ^ive ourselv- recoi ? - credit for advancing I !ie price Imt ' ol p< nilt ry and e^i;-, in this im- asm nildiate vicinit y. II is always '2;)c. a pleasure for us to raise the Sh pi ice of any thin^that I he farm- a re-, er has to sell \\ hi ll it is possible on > (o disdose o{ >aine without loss, hum \ mi would he sin prist d to lfiow exce that one oiiiw^ .it li..r.. io w> or. poultry and eggs arc as high diom Atlanta. is:iy It is true we do nut soil on a this credit hut wo fool I hat our husi- and no s is worth as much tot ho wo s people as the man who soils to hoys ymi nil a credit. !t would ho PSe i on' ol tlie question for us to nil- for M dei t al<e I o deal with tin' people 001 on a credit hasis. On such a ate \ CRAIG BRO O n o - n rir.n C, a <=; h Solid m $".f)0 and we wil :i;l < liiri'c.. paid, to tl V Snnih'Tii Kxprv.ui Of'i<c, in a p A J'-iiio't jnjc of tbis extra fine Jj Old North Carols r This i t not the arhdtoraWl Mfixl. .1" fold by the mall (l<,rilor;t, wilii half ii ptirc i might whinkoy, gi.'.rnnteed f.nnri wliisf<oy likf this lias l?wn rot ^ law, hi irom " |<? r y < i:, ilo in orilor lo intr'Kinr<> <>i]i" c "*l? r 1 !?>'' v.< A'rro tmitlile I" rc.H'h from our the above whtakey in l.irtjer quantiti 3 Gallon Juf< $4.25. 12 I Gallon KcK 6.45. 24 1 ^ Onr Gunranlcc: 'l liis whiskey m A ? or we will refund y ur rnor.< y j.isl ns rhe U, suxl the expense \ i I |,e (til ours. We National j:.m!i of this city. Bewnre of im't .tor- ivho nre ~ from l>< ii i, d Ma' REGULATOR 1 the standard remedy 1 ^SSHH Hcadache, Dyspepsia, | to Stomach and Liver. 1 p&JUm 11 m? hi ii in ii ii i ""jpffjaj )1?11, ^ W ? Look into our e lb. "j winners' or wings for ourselves, about is to see that Baam s out ot our store is a B >ay for. H Cash-ln-Advancc Si . g We see that the C 1 1 ' dex, organ of the ( : it over. H tists, is in trouble v __ H oflice Department names 1 vw* parties i'J had expired. A ni to Eat 1 pers over the count doing this, and \v( 'Phone No. (J7 B sooner or later the irickens, S. C. [J trouble. It is 5? lation of the law tn l,www??* der on credit, \vith( one cent stamp or. The News-Reportei to the cash in-advt so has nothing t never look at nann jf* 'U f'TlATO? flates? and the (la) If IV II 8^ j \ ^ I subscriber has pai< 1U! 1L1J11U. hi3 namo is lifte,) fl ing list. During t <rin ol profit as we do. Tf weeks we have put old <in credit the first Ihinn humU.e,i moro now Id he to advertise the price nr merchandise but we pre- than papeis stoppet i) sell (roods on close inarg- the press who are >f profit and turn them often. papers on credit ha e call your attention to one to scale their li: '< V" "'"I'' Sam has started an jrraphophone records you , heard of, We have on hand ?* their books and h it :;ti() of these high grade will get into ser'n (Is sold every where for (iOc. The PostofTice depi . i.; 1.. t t 1 " ^ l,i: 1 ,N.u*au 1,11investigate the sul>: any as you wish tor only f ' -7 of every paper m ni's! >;|)oi\?! shoes; we have and will close tin1 n Hilar bargain department every one that has 1km s. \\ c have several out papers on enj Ired pairof odds and ends viM N c Nuws , 1 lei11 values, but as spring ar we have made a tremens cut on them. We do not j* tmK*wmSm j?* we can lit every body in d ^ line but don t. tail to call For Infants and. li t ns give you a treat for i/t j v u a ave you money. Real good 100 Kllld YOU HaYB shoos :t In >Vh worth $125 for Boars lho ji Ihislin,.. Misses 1.1 to a s olgnaturo ?f 65^ me to see us. We appreci 'our trade. J. E. B0GG8 V fPTT I7DC BOGGS & Fl 1 I 1 lviVO, Lawyer Merchants. IHtf. Notice to Debtors ai All persons holding the es'ate of the* 1 nt? A _must present the same <1 or before the 1 day of A debarred payment and t\t\ debtee! to said estate, in iLj nc7ti merit; on *>r before ih<? IMf ^ SB the undu signed. J MgKtjT/ ~ For a reasonable 1 in advance, the pn I ship you by rot urn ^ie service of a?) c i" nearest Adams or tint? Jack, that will lain package, a two- Clemson College. tered, is through I naWhiskey f\M 15A hands high. :i dozon profits added, hut ? *i'i i under tho N.-itionnl i'uro ill01*I'J' \\ j(l0>\ ^ I man's tobacco, all.in. This Special Olter It II I 31 IWI .- ih?rc.UKhlyin th? mc- . 11 " lMI li'OMO State. W<! will also Ikl'lt'P 11*41111 I'l . cxproAR paid, an follows: J ' Pull Quart* $5.28. ??? j list 0110 |)lll? i-uiipinu - 5.50. ; vincc you that n1 *ivo pcrfoct aAfl*faotw?n ? g? M fully n* it wait rocrivfcJ, best 10c ohm iu ri-for you to the Atlantic 1 .! - \ >LOR in F l ^r; m . t rm-rr rrtr~ ?l Will be a marked feature o an(i winter season; a grca I IliMSX V1 u,vit*uLiiui ijatici |,s is ucinj Some ot the new coloring flW tWC/j attractive that men are apl 'CC^ ^1G P^a^n blue serge ( We advise you to have one good blue 01 black su r|SS^ dition to the fancy, colored jj&jjpil and h black or Oxford Gr; if.?11 . rnat in nrlrlirtr?n tli?. Cnn* I ^ vv?.t.vyn tv LUV^ iaiH 1W'i JL This permits a change, ai mi'/ each suit a rest; to get clea jf/'l pressed. It prolongs the li ijf your clothes, to treat them 1 show windows, you will see there a di? :ers, they represent the latest fashions, Yours to please ROTHSC GREENVILLE, ? ibscriptions. Christian In- KJI Georgia Bap- MJIU Ml nth the Post- qqfor sending whose time The Greatest C imber of pa- ? ? ry have been g m'l 3 knew that f J I v would get j I I I ii clear vio-1 Made by the Pickens E mail a pa-, clusivn riirhf. in thi? f?i >ut putting a of others claiming to p i each copy. as good." has adhered We are the On nice system, o fear. We Inauire of vnur fri?nrl i>s, but only ? ? r the time a I 3 1 for expires gr^5!] S B torn our mail he past two (TRADEMi in over one ^ touches the* spot ' subscribers! (Jet a keg out of this 1 Those of chance later on. All rSKt Pickens [ invraMimlinvi K' L' 1):lvi8' Proprietor ionic of them " ZZZZZ[ d,is trouble rp II irtincnt will | E " \ g< i scriplion list j| JiL ? ^ the country Is N jails against JcssK For Oui Reporter. This is the reaso . - j- attention to little v R 11 !t\ In the buying of drug Children. I scriotions wp n?if? pv^rw r?r. I I ? ? } I" ilways Bought i an<.l take particular pains // i This rule applies all Y, ! must be right?every deta lore any article leaves our ?r. k. findlky In buying Hallum's 1 NDLEY dries, Toilet Articles and P Prescsiptions filled here, yc s DBA. = Pickens D ml Creditors. , ... , Masonic Temple CM II 111 H a^;iitiht . A. Alexander \>n\ lino,"'or V-o Notice of Final Settlement and all ptTHODH ill- charge usi mi: 1<?* |>ny- jVJox'.l'IC in hereby ^iven that 1 iiliov" ibtc, to t^maksi application to J. 13. New , iiiilliiin. K ?|., JuM^e of Probatu for I'ii .tiniiniHtriitor. tM,tIiit v, in the Ntate of South Car on the a 1st dny of March. 1SJ10, o'clock in the forenoon, or an soon l after nH Hiiitl application can he li r ii f - " * icc, pjiyame ",r leave 10 maxe una1 settlement < . t ' , estate of MarthaM. Smith deceased ilMIC call obtain discharge as admimstrat* XCuptionally mid estate. T. N. Smith ho kept at Adminlatrat I To is regisi?, ?f Railway Mail Clerks Wai lion, and is " The Government pays Railway Clerks $800 to $1,200. and i is a ricll Employees up to $2,500 annua but you ,T , u . " t Uncle Sim will hold spring exai '^1 111,11' ^ lions throughout tlie country for I'lllJX ljros w iy Mail It ikH, CuHtom House C will COIl- and other Government I'ohiI it is the riiousnnds of appointments wil IMCKFNS mad''. Any man or woman over 1 ' * city or country can get instruction free information l?y writing at one IKER'S (lit??in of (n*tNfcti<>n. 109 11 a iMtr. Huildiin;, Itochex'or, N,Y. iixuriniit growth. ? HgffSr IFOIEYS 08IN01AXAT rull1'?. .1 row 5tomacm.Thou?h una CoMirirA V' . I abrics t T|3^_ \ js are^so it, in adf-rtj&r/ll TL weaves; ity \ ay Oyer:y fabric. nd gives M, ned ane A f c ? m ~: lie of all v thlS Way" 8 i^^ .play ot new models lrom some oi and you will spot them at once as 2HILD, C. 113 nDSKK LBU Uipillfl FT DRINKS? bid Weather Djink is r TOM" lottling Works who have the exrritory for putting it up. Beware >ut it up or having "something ily Distributors in This i erritory. s about the Great Winter Drink, r TOM" VRK REGISTERED.) * ." It is a great cold breaker. w ? car-load?you might not get a orders filled promptly by Bottling Works, Pickens, S. G. BEST! ONE TOO c;ooi> Customers. n that we give so much details. ^s and the compounding of our pre. ecaucton to get tresli pure drugs to use only that which is called forthrough our business. Everything il must be carefully gone over-? bestore. <idney Pills, Drugs, Medicines, Sun reparations, as well as having your >u know what you are getting. rug Company, Pickens, S. C. ni? I Breeders Guide ! will i The 8. 0. Rhode Inland Reds, are the berry ! best known breed for producing good ukoim winter layera. Kggs at 41.00 and $3.(0 HtTl j *,er 8?"'n8- K. H. Craig. it. I. Red and Bulf Orpington Egga, >f the 'rom Pure 8tf-?k for Bale at 75 centa , and per aettinH of 15 Kkkh. tr of W. 0. Uarrett, |*o|> Central, II. 2. HTATE OF SOUTH CAP^INA, i j County of Pickens. 0> [116(1 ?y J- Newberry, Probate Ju Ige: WHF.UKA8, Alra. Ina Daoim nw.dn !>. .. suit to iiip, to grant h?r letteia of "a" Administration of the eBtale and eflf< eta Other of W. C. Dacun. .. Theae are therofore to cite and ad'' V* moolah al! ind singular the kindred and creditora of the said W. C. Dacun runa- deceased, that they l>e and npItail pear before me. in the Court of Prolerkn bate, to l>e held at Pickens on the 10th day of Mar. 1010 next after publication Jons. ,loriwlf 11 i- .i-- - ..v.vun uv IXF VIUVK in inn n/irniiMJii, 10 1 he nhow cause if any they have, why the 18, in said administration ahouhl not be f<rantand ed. (Jiven under mv hand, this 1st ? day of March Anno Domini 191ft, mlin J. B. Ni'.whkrhv. (seal) ! EVSf?SfS 'S b

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, March 17, 1910, Image 2