The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, April 14, 1910, Image 3
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Pickens Sentinel-Journal
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Some Things You Xnow and Some
$ Yon Don't Know About Our |
Towns, County & People
srH
?A fairly Rood sprinkling of
people were in the city Monday.
?For sale: Pure thorough
urea registered ?. u. tsrovvn leghorn
eggs, at $1.00 per 15.
?Car of fine horses and mules
for sale cheap for cash or good
papers. Gaines & Gassavay
Bros. Co., Central, S. C.
?The best time to kill weeds
is before they come lip. The
next good time is the next day
after they have come up.
?Most men have a theory
that most women are fools, but
it takes a woman to prove what
fools men are.
?The only time a man of exl.:~
i.s_
macn ma wuu iiltu I11HJ
confidence is to tell her he is out
of money.
?Get a divorce, from some of
these old fogy ideas and delusions
of yours. Everybody has
a few and generally knows pretty
well what they are, too.
?Married on April the 10th.
at the residence of I). E. Garrett
the officiating N: P., R. L. Lay
to Lorena Hat-ton, colored. Both 1
of Pickens county.
?Surgeons in Atlanta have
succeeded in giving a woman a
new jawbone. Why argue long-j
er that science advances the
welfare of man.
?The board of health of And- j
erson has declared that the citizens
of the town must be vacci- j
nated in order to prevent the
spread of smallpox.
?The Piedmont Presbytery
will meet at Honea Path on the
loth inst and hold over Sunday.'
On*? this account there will be
no service at the Presbyterian !
* jUhurch - in Pickens next Sun-'
"day.
?J. W. Sheriff has moved
his saw mill machinery down
in Orangeburg county where he
has a big body of timber to cut.
John is a good saw mill man
and no doubt will do well in his
new location.
?The great intensive plan of
farmers is rapidly coming more
and more into practice. The
labor problem and the superior
productive advantage itself combine
to bring about the system.
There are marvelous possibilities
in Southern farm lands.
?And now the thrifty farmer
in his eagerness ploweth two
near the confines of the public
road and dumps real estate into
the drains and ditches of said
highway, causing the county
commisioner to fume and fret,
blow and swear, notify said recalcitrant
ditch fillers to abstain
from future violations. Selah!
?A verv dirty boy attended a
certain school. One day the
teacher sent the boy's mother a
note saying that he was not
clean and that she ought to
bathe him oftener. The mother
sent the teacher a note in reply,
in which she said: "My
boy Bill ain't no rose. Don't
smell him; learn him."
?It looks as if the opportunity
was greater for the farmer
now than for almost any one
else. The whole world, every
other class of people are consumers
of what the farmer can make
on his farm and there is no reiSOn
whv t,hn farmnr nnt
got a good profit on everything
lie produces, and he can if he
will only put himself in position
to demand it.
? A young lady living near
Six Mile said sho was born to
bo a farmer's wife because she
engaged in milking when an infant,
and took to cradling early.
Later she shocked her parents
and filled her crib. At an early
ago sho learned to sew, and she
had cultivated her acquaintance
with a young agriculturist, and
as soon as she placed her affection
she intended to "make hay
whilo the sun was shining."
This was too much for a Norris
tiller of the soil, so he gathered
her up in his arms and garnered
her. *
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?We have been asked why
hens always lay eggs in the day
time? Answer: Because at
night they are roosters.
?Diamonds are advancing in
price so rapidly that young persons
may have to marry without
becoming engaged.
?Occasionally we find a farmer
that is so busy with his hands
he does not find time to use his
brains. Work the two together
for best results.
?Mr. and Mrs. Henry I).
Stansoll and Children of Orden
have returned home after a I
pleasant visit to relatives in
Pickens.
?Mr. T. If. Jenkins and little
son Raymond returned to their
home in Columbia after a very
pleasant visit at the home of
W. L. Jenkins in Pickens.
?There will be an all day
singing at Norris Baptist church
on the 4th Sunday in April and
all lovers of music are invited
and are expected to have a good
time.
?There are three diseases
which appear to be taking mot
?i' t ?
uivj 11111< y iu iif> miring
these warm days. They
are the hookworm, baseball fever
and spring fever. Which
will you take? It is a hard matter
to escape them all.
?A traveling man whose business
takes him among the farmers
said when asked by t he writ* r
why he was loafing around
town: Farmers are so busy
they ask the blessing on the way
from the towel to the dinner table.
?It goes without sii y i ug t h *vt
tilft wwlr? 1 it'orl u'oi.'nn ?lrw.^ I..
damage to the roads than the
narrow tired ones. 11'the good
roads problem is over to In4 solved
it will not come un til all (he
farmers get rid of their narrow
tired wagons.
?Haas Butler was hanged
in Pickens last Friday at 12:'.?()
o'clock fcr attempting criminal
assault. lie was the lirsl person
III ivvi HI mi: r>l/LllU IIIHIIT lilt' IH'W
law, making an attempt punishable
by (loath. The day bofore
he was hangod ho made a
confession, and said ho was
ready to ^o. Many people came
to town to sec the han^im?.
?Does thi> man who sends lo
a mail order house ever lake into
account the cost of postage,
expressago and other expenses
involved in placing an order and
Plotting it filledf Does lie also
t.nlrn intn nwriiint <li.> i-nvil inn.
delays ho often meets, and I he
probability that what he bought
is not in quality and other features
that which he expected it
to be? When a man buys of hi
local merchant he knows what
he is getting and he does not
have to wait for it.
?Une groat learon win' mail
order house flourish and out into
the business of local merchants
every where is there lavish
expenditure for advertising.
The amount they spend for such
a purpos is weli nigli fabulous.
But it is true economy, for the
resultant returns fully justify
till) /tlltl'iir lnv(?i ?Vt? W nun' I. .
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Tho lesson il touches is that
j most homo merchants, if t J1 y
want to successfully meet the
competition of mail order house--;
must take a loaf out of their
hook and moot them on their
own ground by a proportionate
amount of advertising. 1 lie
mail order house, in doing a
large business, shows lite value
of adversiting.
?The present high prices being
paid for hogs and cattle
should not deceive even a ten
111 TJ ?
! yeai'-oid noy. n is merely :i
preconceived plan of the parkera
to offset the moat boycott
and the effort now being mad'
to punish thom under tho antitrust
law. With enough food
stored up in their piratical cold
storage ships to feed the. world
for years, the miserable silliiu - <
of them paying unheard of hiph
prices for hogs and (rattle i; too
apparent even to fool a fool. If
tnoywiu open iii> tiioir icouaulls
ton days, live hogs will sell for
five cents per pound or less. I
sometimes wonder if these alleged
smart men really think
they are deceiving anyone. If
they do, the person ihus deceived
ought to be bored Hoi* the
simples.
?Mrs. Millie Parrott relict of
the lato Jerrio Parrott, died at
the homo of her daughter Mrs.
W. L Gravely, on Monday, the
11th. instant, at the aire of MS
years. She was Imried the day
following her death afc Antiocli
church. She had been a member
of the church for yeais
and was a good christian woman
and numbered her friends by
the score, who will be sorry i
to learn of her death. Sh" leaves ,
soven childreh, two daughters !
and five sons, besides a host of
relatives and friends to mourn 1
her death.
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; ?I Lave you seen tin* display .
I of neckties in the 111 i? 1< 11?? show
j window of Craig Bios. stor?
These hi is. ling gentlemen carry
I a large av-'.ort ment of nice lies
jandgeii furnishing goods and
have built ip a creditable display.
tlan.-,in ; from a card is
50 fin Li v -iailing for 2
each, til ii thev have ])111 on
sale as Saturday's -p. i;11 to ?,<)
at 10c. < ich, on" to a customer.
The sale will 1? :in or.'nnnl.lv :il
10 o'clock, ;u id iii nniil I hey
, arc all old. Hoy ;, hero i ; your
j chance to l a n??v spring tie
eheal). You will n< ! it the
third Sunday in May il not
' sooner.
? jMj-car A. .Morri: , run < i'
I'o-Mmaster, A. M. Morris, Ins
stolen ;i inarch on hi-', friewis
and last wcli he turned up in
Pickens with his brits . The
j marriage occured on tii - >lh
of December in Ball imor . Tin*
hi ide was M I.- Beroniea I .oil
I
olio, of Now York. The happy <
couple ;u li'iv; at honi in Pie!;..
i
lens win 1*1 * nicy .MV receiving!
j many c tn^i .1 !at i<?i\. The
| many friends of Mr. Morris art
showering {'elicit at.ion< on him j
for winning such a eharmint.';
helpmate ami tin- social sol of
Pickens iy rejoici!)'.:; oy-t the addition
of (his charming ae.d i
! beautiful vounu; matron lo 1 hcir;
. ,
; circle.
?Mi-.- . Janie ('lav.ener diel at !
tlie home of her !.u >.-11i?I 1>. N. J
Ola/oner in the ( '. Roads |
, -v Mien of the countla ! I'ri-;
1,1 , v- ..wiiini* of . .. -.11 I
> . Mi. < I ?l J! I' M I III- I
irnin pnnunoiiia, aged I
about forty year;. She was
j buried Sunday at C'roRoadsj
r?a;ili ! ch'uvli, tho funeral!
^ vvvicc 1 . i a ; . mduete. 1 I>/ 1{ v. |
B. Bi G randy, a 1,'U'ge coneoiirso
of friends and relative, wiliu s-.I
p?l I ho n! . <]ni< M r ; (i la/.enjor
;! nobli christian woman
I and had t: ; friends w! ;> will
learn with soiiowof hordomi.-o.
!Sheloaves i hu-band and live
children, i " <? '>i* ! hers, J. i >.
Aiken, o! ( ' ill iv.!. and \\\ \V.
| Aiken, of l a " I, and one
tor, Mr- . (! 4 (.1 la/.en i r. ?>!
1 Brevard. b> ales 4her rei 1ve
Tho somo.vini;" family hav i I:i
sympathy "! many 1'ri nil .
?15. I ,a"kin 1 f' liili'ick- . : r-- |
s|)cc1,;m1 am: well known .* i:- n
of I he e<mn y, died at hi home i
in the Ki<-ld - ret ion on the ~t}i
I instant, in i he (>1 -t y > his j
jage. Mr. 1 [endrh'U-; ha he< n i
in had heal! h for . !i i hree
I years !>.ii the day ?r? his
K 1, C li ' I < '
\ n<li ll i:i' l (" 14 > t , i. 11 IH'l HT
lliai he up ; is11 v.i! :?. (I nil1
jovor his iiirm, : nd a. in., \
oil TiuMd v bo was Found
I li ' ivmai < . : 11 srtv ;i \ I, '
day loll . . " !'. d i'a at ' ><?! uoy
t'luii t'li i? ! 'is* sidi- of his
j wife, \\ . ( . .horn conducting
; the I'mii' .1 . i?c 11 w ;i .
I and had I- n . >i loii'i" ! im? . ;i
Icoiwccra 1 d nn inher ol (lie Hap-;
li ;! church ;im I w as fully pi epared
and ready when the sum-j
|nions came. I[c servul in tho
jlatler pari of the war In the
I "1 lome (>' ii ii'd '' a com pa n \
, conip > d <>! Hi veil* old l)o\'
lie leav< 8 children. ! daughters,
and four - on he.'ides a
host <if relative* and friend' to
mourn h; - death.
i no vanio u? a wewsprMor
The public have ii.l!' ]?
preeiation of ;In? vahn of v.oil
eondueti (I local now pnpei
Their ofliec:j heiuliconce lo i!i?i
coinmunit y aiv > com ;n> ti I hat
they arc unnoted, hu' ne >e ihe
less no tow 11 or eitv <*.t;i advance
without its newspapers arc in
tho forofronl of it ; advanco1
ti? nt. They are t he life of the
community. They must load in
every effort to in vite'eapit ;d, oillarge
Industrie:-! and en(lui;.o the
people in the use of their ail van |
tagos.
I
Liberty News.
March hn? marched in and oat liko
n In tn It, with but lit tin ronl March
weather chirring the ontire month
and April has Hot in like wiso.
Tho farmirs huvo boon speeding the
plow and havo the face of the earth
torn up, and eomo of thein havo
a tu illy^heen planting cotton sood.
The roads are gotting in fairly good
shapo as tho clay has heon drbul by
the winds and continued sunshine and
ground under by the whools of the fortili/er
wagons. |
The mountains liavo not boon visible I
ii"io for t lio past ton days, owing to j
tho dt nso Hiuoko. Tho sun does not
<hine bright at any time during the
day and the Ilally comet can not bo soon
nt night nor many stars.
A good rain would do good to grow
ing crops and bring tho corn and other
Tops up just: planted.
Yesterday was a stirring day in Ibis
little neck of the woods owitur to a
Layman's Missionry Ilully, hold at tho
School Auditoriuoiat 10:30, a. in., !5:^0
p. in., auu ? ]?. in. Ttjo missionary
business was well aired in general.
A idresses wore mado in the tuning by
lion. H, K. Osborno, of Sprtnhug and
Hon.. 10. Hoggs, of Ftokens, 8. C.
Afternoon session was taken up by
'ir'U. I'.. Robinson, of Pickens and
lv v. K Howard, of"(xreon vile, pastor
of tho Lihety Baptist Church. The
addresses wi-re delivered to tho night
don by Prof. J. G. CP.nckseales, of
Woford College, Spartanburg. S. C.
Pti" Oddfellowshad n sermon at o. m ,
by Kt v. T. bbott, th'r Chaplain, at
tho second Haptist Church ; tlie lodge
some odd strong, marching form tho
hall to tho church and back to tho
hall.
The Uev.W. 10. Hoggs, 1). 1)., will
liraech at tho Presbyterian chucrh
tonight.
A man bv name of Philip Chambers
lied suddonlv at tho cotton Mill v 1
I at' . A jury' was o|mn<*ili>d and tins'
was lit; canto to hi.s death fiom
iiatur.il C'IU?0B. (' .
Walker McElmoyle Locals.
Corn planting is about over,
;iikI we arc now about ready to
i> .. in planting cotton seed.
Land lias been better prepared
than ever before within the
n 'oleetion of this writer. This
" ? 1 preparation will to some
i- '' ill eradicate the effects of
I he wot cultivation of last year.
Wheat and other small ^rain
i looking well. Mr. S. N.
Johnston has the best field of
\\ heal we have seen.
M. -six J. \\ Link, 8. W. and
1 lane Xewton, O.J. and Fred
Kay. J. W. Barnett and Carl
iir.xiks went to Pickens on the
Kill, iusl, to ho present at the
lian^iii- <>! the ne^ro, Haas
Hut ler.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Whitten
i,: Pendleton were visitors here
!:;st Sunday.
Mr. \V. 10. Johnston went to
Ka.lrv last h'riday to be at the
!> .1 ill of his brother Mr. O. II.
Johnston who is very sick with
rheumatism. Mr. Johnston's
twolhile children are also very
!uw with pneumonia.
The quarterly conference met
witli Sharon, M. K. Church last
Sal unlay a ul Sunday.
Mrs. 1 Jessie Rankin who lias
l?i'en sick lor sonic time is not
a.n\ r, and friends an I
\ 'd ones are fearful of her reus
T- Mrs. Rankin is a
I !.. hier of Mr. S. M. Johnston
tie I is luv? ?! hy all her uequain t r.
Mr. ,J. \V. Harnett and sisters
Mi- cs lOtllio and Laura spem
-iunday afternoon with Mi. s
' orene Wardlass' of Sharon.
Miss Delia Sheriff of the
\\'( sleyan College spent Sunday
\\ it h home folks.
Our popular R. F. 1). carrier
on route 2 Mr. J. A. Allycoodhas
1 . I. i i - ? i ?
ihm'ii icw iur scvi.'rai na vs Willi
" rip.
!l seems I hat "l.'nolo Dave"
??1 The Anderson Intelligencer
lias run out of his
supply of almanac witticisms.
Conic on 'Tncle" a
he h supply will ho forth conii11
: 0011, and then you can I ruly
!>. called "The sage of Sandy
Springs." The <)ld Man.
Card of Thanks.
\\ c desire to take this metli
<>l ??(' extending our heartfelt
tliagks to our frit-ns and neighli
ir for 1 heir help, kindness and
sympathy shown us during tin
illness and death of our deai
wife and mother. Mav tlu
Lord's rvkest blessings evei
rest with them and should tin
hand of alHietion be laid on
them may they be luinistem1
J unto by friends as kind is oui
h iclt ei'Mver.
!'. X. (ihi/.cner and children.
The 1H'\I noil Tele,
pbone directory goes t<
press soon. Xow is tli(
time to subscribe in ordei
to gel. your name in (Ik
new book. IT you wfsli t<
make change or correc
tions in your listings
write to the iManagcr
Southern Hell Telephone
and Telegraph Company
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I1 1 '.J 11-'?Li?LI1?L J UJ
From Penrose N. C.
Dear Friend after much delay
1 will ask for space in your inf
oi'/icf niri* ^ "" " - ^
i uv/iv>onny^ IU it J t' VV
[things to the many friends who
I may be readers of the Pickens
I Sentinel Journal, as J have been
! away from them for some time
land would like ever so much to
be over there and go around and
meet them at their churches and
talk to them ofhearingly things
and make some appoligizes forj
not being worthy to receive the
blessings that. I did at their
hands, too many to mention at
this time, so I hope yet to bo
able die I am in the very best
of health don't use any tobacco
or coffee and but little meat. 1
can do as much work .'ilmmi
j as I over could, I do all my road-1
iing day an<l nij^lit, without
glasses and going onto sixtvone.
I hardly ever nsiss going to
church and ha\e mi sc<l one
sundap school lesson t hi win'wr
Well t he health of this town
is much improved. There has
been a lot of colds and some
pneumonia but all are on foot
now.
We had line weai h t for I'armI
ing and there is a l< of w ind as
I well as tonics bein : <! i"i\v
Tii" principal of !'ie in . ilulo
p;ot an electric sho- !. in ! I?riiary
and the seliooi 1; id ! > stop
and hasn't started yei. \ve arc
[looking forward I'ura (im school
next vo ir; Wo h : v - plenty of
j money now the school is run in
|connection with tho stale .m<l a
I student can be prepared liere
i'<>i* Htlle^'o.
1 had hotter stop or 1 may y;et
in uic waste basket, so success
to you all.
M. L. Jones.
Probate Sale.
Tin. stATI-: <>i sor i n i aikilin \..
iiii'm"! ? H" Pit kkns. I
I'lirsiiuiii t?> a Dimti-i' in I'm! If Court ;lui I |
J?i 'luy hi Muri'li. I'.'io. i w ;:. ii Uii* li iuln'-i
ItlMilor, im-'fow lliol'ouri iioum- door tit Pifkeiis
<' 1111 itOUKU, 'III H.lloS'lliy 111 Mny r.Kll". (IlirlllK I
tlio k'K'al h mi- <il mi if ni l < I tlii' | -iMiii ii
ll>s?'ts of Mirulti'tn liilii'-, |||- iim-ii. j ; tv.ii
following (I vrii'i ' i: t iu :.r. I in v. ii
1. All Unit plwo, imreel UitH or luiul i" j
iiIkivo iiaiiknI County mul stuto on water* r ,
Uvotxc'K Creek, Iciinu'cil l?y lipid* <>( llnin- i
liloml*. (io??etl mul nil. ;111 1 i-i iii!:;ini:in :>)
inTi'>, more <>r !< - : nilii' i lit. t:in- i <1
interest in tli>' -IliiilK iiii the i-|i uli !i were j
cmiv^yi' 1 liy .1. K l.allir.. ''i \ .1
\ II 1 liat pieei>. jn:t m l I i : In i'l u
siilil < iimiy nii<i Muli' n :j 11i s Mi
in,l, limns now nr iti.'iui'i'1 y o. I l y I. IS.
M.uiM.n ami oiIut-'. i-n t.tini'.i: : :i in i.r.i, ;
1111?ro or less, il< per Itrr!r 11\ .1 \ lii? i:.
surveyor, 1 itto?I Nov.-mlici i i.
'lerin-: t'asli on il.'iy o: .< I - ! ; i
Com|>! el Willi in one lionr. or |>. cm. . . '
it \ ill rls'< of iVlllrli .--i".'.
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I'rolote .hi<l rii-liiMu, 'om:l>. s ? .
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I Nearly Everybody |j
SIMMONS tlVEtl REGULATOR ?
TovYOU? I
Card o! Thanks.
\W 1 akr Hi is i net hou of i hank inp;
oil)1 friomls ami m-iuhln is
Cor Ihcir help, synipaty and
1.'illd! V '"it (Ill lino' tli!>
siekness and deat h of our dear
lather. B. L. Hendricks. May
(Jod's richest blessing ever he
t heirs, is our prayer.
The ('hildron.
State of Sou111 ' "an lir.ii,
('onitt y of Pickens
liv .) 15. NcwIktv. I'l'i-i a!c !u Itr<
Wliorean, Jnni< > \V. 11 ) l icit ;n I
l \V. (!, Ili>ni!ri"!; in i !<> t.iii' tonio i >
. grnnt ihotii 1, m>t-i>!' Admiimti it ion of
' t lie I''state ;i11 1 ' 111 . ; i' I'. I, i, i i< I.
TlH'HP are lIn-r. fori>. id :?11 an I
singular the kindre ! an ! <t< ditmx ? f l >>
saiil II L. 11<??? ! 1i' 1<s deeelr.-ej, 11:11 1 ]:< \
l>e and appear before inc. in the (' mi
<>f Probate, to In' ))?;]< 1 at I' i < k <?: > i i>n ill
2l*t 'lav of April MH i next, afi< t p:il?li
ration hen of, at 11 o'eloek in tli lioinoon,
to sho?v cause, if ?ny tin > Im\ ,
) why tbe said adminis!rati'n sh.udii i t
4 bo granted.
Given under my In nil tliix (?'h <tay f
? January Anno Domini 11)10.
J. H. Newb riy,
? J- I'. P. C.
AIJ, por: :h holding claims sialic (
the oa ..to of lli? la to A. Hciidnc1 -i
" 11 uh prosou iIip smiH duly iroven < m
or befo"o the 1 day of Slay 1010
' or ho dehor' ii p.iyim nt and all p( r.s<Mis
indchtod u? said i Htai", mmitniak" pay*
nicnt on or l? f<>r . the ahovo d: .'n-, to
> the underfltRiM- i
M. A RofTK*.
fcxecutora.
t
I?pam?i ! winmwrmmiflimi bib i nimn
Does not Ooloi
Iinxi'cciicnls of Aye.r's t
Sulphur. Destroys germs that cai
falling hair. Cures rashes and e
Glyccrin. Soothing. healing, iood
Quioin. A strong tonic, antiseptic, st
Sodium Chiorid. Cleansing, quiets i
Capsicum. Increases activity of Rlan
Siige. Stimulant, tonic. Domestic ren
Alcohol. Stimulant, antiseptic. V
Show tills formula to your doctor. Ask him if the
Ask him if he thinks Ayer's Hair Vigor, as made fr<
ration you could use for falling hair, or for dandru
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