The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, July 28, 1910, Image 5
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?Mrs. Laura Alexander and J
' children, aro viulHn<r in '
??1 ?- V ? lutvtup, in Vllcll "
lotte, N. C.
?This season the cotton buy-1
ers of Anderson will purchase
cotton strictly 011 grade.
?J. A. Peek, of Pickens, has
with him his father and mother
of Macon, Ga., for a short stay.
?Mrs. W. H. Hughes, of
Richland, S. C., is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J.J. Lewis 111 Pickens.
?Belton is making great preparations
to hold a fair this fall.
The date agreed 011 is October
18th.
?Misses Lula Wertz and
Irene Hunt, of Newberry, are
visiting Mrs. W. T. Jeans, in
Pickens.
? Dr. E. G. Kerwin, Dentist
of Easley, will be in Pickens
every Wednesday. Office over
Keowee Pharmacy.
?Mrs. F. M. Norris, of Central,
is spending a time in Pickens
with her aunts, Mesdames
Florence (ii-illiii and R. A. Howen.
-miss neien Uavey, a most
charming: young lady of Seneca,
Ls spending a time in Pickens,
the guest of her consin, Miss
Floride Carey.
?It is reported that Capt.
"Billy'' Jeanes, of pickens
grabbled a fine mess of sweet
potatoes out of his brag patch
on the 20th irist.
?./v ?All persons interested are
' urged to be present at Griffin
church next Friday, August 5th
with suitable tools for the purpose
of cleaning off the grave\r
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? The members of Bethlehem
church, and others interested
are called to meet there ou Friday,
August 5th, with suitable
tools, prepared to clean off the
graveyard.
?C. G. Rowland requestes
all who are interested to come
or send a hand with proper tools
to clean Mt- Zion Cemetery
Central S. C. Wednesday Aug3
1910. Come early and avciid
the heat.
?B. T. McDamel is wearing
fVlof 4J *> * 1 1 Hujf
.?IUU IJ11VI nvnil/ tuilic WU,
and his friends say it is caused
l?V the arrival of a 12 pound hoy
at his house on the 20th instant.
They call him John L. Sullivan,
for short.
?There will be a Farmers
Institute held at Dacusville on
August 10th, conducted by Profs
Barrow and Harper, of Clemson
College. The public is cordially
invited to attend. Take well
filled baskets and spend the day
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in ))iciiic Htyie.
?The twenty-eighth annual
meeting of tin* Gist Rifles survivors'
association, Co. 1).
Hampion Ligon. will be held at
Williamston, S. 0., on Friday.
August 5th, 1910, at 11 A. M.I
Invitations have been issued, [
and one has been received at I
this office.
?A petition has been circulated
in Greenville county, asking j
for a vote on the dispensary,
question. The required number
of signers have been gotten and
HOW SlirwY'visor fJnnrlwln oouo'
"ugh bona-fide signers have!
f'$>. g6"ten to order the election.
The carton in Friday's Green-!
ville Daily News drawn by ar-1
tist 0. A. David, anenfc this important
issue, was something
fine. It dealt with the situation
clearly and forcefully and
in a manner that mere words
couKl not have done.
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?Born/ on th? 7th instant to
Mr. and/f<\ L. Finley, of
PickenFL^tnne 12 pound boy.
?Dr. T. A. Seawright Dentist
is in his office every day. Freeman
Building. Pickens, S. C.
?Mr. and Mrs. John F. Acker
after a pleasant stay with relatives
in Pickens have returned
to their home in Anderson.
?Rev. L. E. M. Freeman, of
Louisville, Ky., delivered a fine
discourse at tjjel'ickens Baptist
church laptrlSunday night.
?Miss Sarah Skinner, who
has been spending a time in
Pickens, the guest of Mrs. J.
McD. Bruce, has returned to her
home in Atlanta.
?Mrs. Bessiof G. Smith, and
daughter, Marie of Liberty, are
in Anderson for a time, the
guest of Mrs. J". R. Shelor, sister
of Mj*C Smith.
We Want to sell you both
work and dress shirts because
we will sell you better goods for
same money. Come and see.
t.f Craig Bros.
I ?The many friends of I). G.
I Moore will rbgret to hear that
he is confined to his room with
typhoid-pneumonia, so it is reported.
It >fs to be hoped that
he may soon be out again.
?The Sylvan Valley, (N. C..)
News of the 22d instant, contains
fhe following interesting
bit of News: " Born to Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Galloway, Wednesday,
July 12th, a daughter."
?Then1 will be a sale of the
personal effects of lie v. J. (J.
Yongue, at the Methodist parsonage
in Pickens, next Monday
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| au^ini lot, lit 11 A, 1V1., l()t Ol
books, library, household effects
etc., etc. By order of Rev. R. A.
Yongue.
?Married on the 24th instant
at the residence of the officiatiriir
minister, Miss Lizzie Smith
to Mr. Hope Gillespie, both of
Anderson county. Rev. J. T.
Dobson officiating. The happy
young couple have the congratulations
of many friends.
?For Sale: Good Automo
bile, single seat with top and
gas lamps; 14 h. p. '2 cylinder
machine, Halsman make. Also
one Ford runabout. Both in
first class condition. Ford is 4
clynder 42() h. p. machine. Also
has top and ^as lamps. For
price apply to Tillman Garrett
or E. G. Pepper, Easley, S. C.
?There will be an all day
sinking at (Jlenwood cotton mill
next Sunday. Everybody cordially
invited to bring song books
and well tilled baskets, and
spend an enjoyable day of son*;
service. Good leaders will be
present and the old folks, the
young folks and the middle aged
will all be expected to join in
j the singing.
j ?There are a good many
I 'phones in Pickens and there
are several visitors in town also.
It is hard to the names of all
these visitors, so just remember
if you do not see the names of
I your tfuest in the naner. that
| our telephone number is 112, and
i all you had to do was to call us
up and report^ We would
appreciate this courtesy.
?The printers made a mistake
; last week. We wrote two notices
about schools opening;
one was the Town Creek school
would open on the 25th with
Jno. 1). Edens as teacher. The
other was that the Wolf Creek
school would open on the same
date with Ed Fields teacher.
Tho printer got the first part of
one notice and the last nart of
the second notice joined together
and made the notice read
that town Creek school would
be taught by Eb Field. In order
to set the record straight we
give the above explanation and
hope tho proper teachers have
appeared at the right schools
and that the patrons have not
boon put out nor tho trustees
worried by the mistake we
made.
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i ?Misses Nan Nimmons, Ada
Craig, Hat.tie and Lucia Earle,
Florence Bo wen, and Messrs.
Reese Algood and Sam Craig,
of Pic'ter.s, spent Saturday
ni^ht in town with the family
of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Craig.
They were on their return from
a mountain trip, having visited
Brovard, Toxaway and Highlands,
North Carolina.?Keewee
Courier.
?Married on Sunday, July
24th, at the residence of E. O.
Sanders, pf Liberty, father of
the bride, Miss Dora Sanders to
Mr. Pearl Kay, son of L. L.
Kily, of the Kings section of the
County, R. C. Robinson, N. 1'.,
in bi^) usual affable manner, officiating.
The happy young
couple have the congratulations
of their many friends for a long
and useful life.
?Elsewhere we publish
notice of election for cotton
for cotton weigher, to be held
on 15rd Saturday in August,
being the '20th day. So for
only one candidate has an
nounced, K. L. Hames. 1^verybody
knows "Bob" and tlicy
arc satisfied thiit lie will make
a splendid man for the place.
Don't fail to register in time
and lx? prepared to vote at the
proper time.
?The candidates are making
the campaign in this county by
easy stages. County chairman
I. M. Mauldin thinks the "dear
people" cannot stand much of
this "spoiling'1 at a time, so in
feeding them in broken doses.
Only one dose a week, is the
directions, until the week.
Then comes the grand stand
play and the fire works the last
Tuesday in August. Ice water
and smelling salts will both he
in demand the day after.
?Our friends, and especially
our country subscribers have a
warm place in their hearts for
us and are always kindly remembering
us and helping to
replenish our larder. The latest
addition to our menu is a fine
healthy lot of big, luscious tomatoes,
grown by R. K. Lewis,
on his Pea Ridge farm. They
are certainly tine and will eat
well with eome- raised ham and
roasting-ears. He has our
thinks for this treat.
?The brick work of the Pickens
hankibuiluing has been completed
and now the electricians
are concealing the telephone and
electric light wires over the
house, the roof is being put on
this week and the workmen are
busily engaged in finishing the
interior. /The buil.iing will be
ready for occupancy by the first
of September, the officials think.
It is a handsome and imposing
structure and adds much to the
appearance of Pickens' business
thoroughfare.
?The people of Transylvania
county, N. C., are very much
enthused over the prospect of
getting a new line of railroad.
The Greenville and Knoxville
Railway Co., who have rehabilitated
the old "Swamp Rabbit,"
and are trying to build between
these two points, has made
a proposition to the Transylvanians
to run t!i<> marl flimn/?U
their county, touching at the
county scat, if the county will
take $100,(MH) stock in the enterprise,
paying therefor with IH)year
bonds of the county. The
road is to lie in operation into
the town of Brevard within two
years. The election will beheld
August 2d, and will carry overwhelmingly.
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?Hon. J. E. Boggs, the silver-tongue
orator of Pickens,
has withdrawn from the race
for congress from the Third
District. This move is to he
regretted hv his frinrwiu K>.f
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general health was such that he
thouht best not to make the,
campaign at this time. We be-'
lievi he could have been elected.1
This leaves only two, the present
incumbent, Hon. wyatt
Aiken and Rev. C. 1). Mann, to
fight if out. Mr. Mann is also
! an Abbeville county man and is
a man in ever respect in physijcal
constructson and in intellectual
ability and will make the
I race an interesting one.
?While everybody is going
i to the mountains or on fishing
I trips imagination runs riot with
j "Young America" also. Mr.
| Legare is in the lower part of
the state campaigning, Bailey
j Robinson up in the mountains I
fishing, so their sons, W illiam
land R. ('. jr., went on a "campaigning"
trip, too. Thev hied
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I >< n n|i iiu mi. .jim" n v <l 11 sell's
the grandfather of 1?.
j where I hey are faring as fine ;is
I colts in Hover, having ;i jolly i
pjood time in the fruit orchard,
trying to catch fish with hent
pins, and otherwise disporting
themselves to their heart's con
tent, with none to say "nay"
and "grandpa" laughing at
their antics. For "Bill" and
"B. ('." will get t heir share, and
no one will en joy their antics or
their company more than "old
man" .Joe Stansell. Thev will
be gone about two weeks.
?Our good friend, Walter L.
Hoggs, of Liberty, as sure as the
years roll round and peach
time comes again, thinks of ye
(Minor and family, and among I
his fruit trees, as soon as the
first hhish of ripeness appears,
he begins filling a basket with
the nicest and best thereon, I
which he st raight awn y sends to
this office, with the c miplinients
of himself and his bettef half.
As we write this we are eating
i,nest! luscious Albert,as, they
melt in our mouth, the juice
runs down our shirt front, we
think kindly of Walter and
with gladness we contemplate
that peach orchard from afar
off but with longing visual eyes.
He lias a fine orchard and sells
many bushels each year, at
home and nearby towns. It is
good to be remembered by your
friends, in this manner. Others
who think kindly of us can do
as Walter has done, with their
fruit and melons.
Meeting Woman's Missionary Union.
The Woman's Missionary
| Union of the Pickens Baptist
I Association will meet at the!
Baptist church here on Saturday i
August. 13th.
Women and girls from all the '
churches and the community1
at large are respectfully invited
to attend.
Some speakers of prominence
will address the meeting and it
is hoped that much good may
result.
Dinner will he served at the
church by the ladiesof the Pickens
W. M. S. and every body
will be welcome.
Mrs. C. E. Robinson, Pres.
virs. jamcs Hendricks, Sec.
Wanted
To rent or lease, my entire Farming
lands, (homo place) ft bout <10 acres Hottorn
10 acres Cotton land, 1 largo roomy
house, 2 tonnant houses, pood out buiiciin?*.
(l)iivls place) 40 acres cleared, good
house and out buildings, good water at
each bouse. Apply to Jno. T. Lewis
at homo place, or wr 'o to Jln/.e!, H.
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fllosiruhlc i .: r
1A line fa: in of about 100 ac
Ij inji about 1 mile South of 1'
farm we guarantee t? piodi
"f cotton per acre. This fan
of the Kirkney land which rui
about 75 acres of the Mm Mm
bah 8 of cotton were made li
cori and other feed stuff N
barriH, outbuildingH, two tor
with running water through
the most desirable farms oi
where. It is cIok^ to a liv
school and churches and in
jutt the place for any one 1c
an investment that will bri!
W. P. Stewart whose landi
show you this valuable pla
at once as it is being offered
the low price of $Sf) per acre.
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Carey &. C
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RIGKEN,
S(Mk us whon yon w
to build upon, or good
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delighted to show you
wr feel siir<i that we
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Carey & C
Main St. Pi
'Phone No. 33. Office
Shoes!
Shoes for tho. school <
for men and women a
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<iii i ii<^ laimiv. i\ot <
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but right, from the fac
styles at hrt or price
paying for old, shclf-w
Drop in and let us t
anything in dry goods
Yours for 13
W. B. Fn
"At the Old
P. S.?Bring us your Hams,
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iiui vaiue
Soda water o! i
Lt's n mistake to suppose that
used for drinks put up by differ*
goods are identical, either in flaA<
drinks known as Ginger Ale, Lei
Root Beer, Cream Soda, and ot
soft drink manufacturers, is no st
quality. One may be far superic
We know our drinks are equal in
11nnn tli/> mn-L-ot r\f ^..-.-1 ' ?
mv, 11IU1 n^L V-/1 luuay illlll let I
to judge the merits of flavors is
testing them, but by making a C(
Knowing that our flavors are
invite comparison with others,
can, without regard to standard <
we change a formula unless we fii
We believe that all things be
orders and correspondence and
QUALM Y is sure to win succe
those fair-minded men who handl
licit patronage on that basis.
Pickens Bott
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on out to Kaslcy ruiii and
rpliri'f* farm, oil which 20 M
ii-i j far, behiili" i Iimh\ ?.f Jr
ew 7 room liou.r,
lant liouKen, two I'iimiihs V
t*H?'.h out*. Till" IM one of K
ii the market today aii>e
town and good graded m
Koou neighborhood and in M
oking for :i goo-1 lionif or
ng him in a nice income. M
j adjoins this farm will M
ce. Better Hee this place
for a nliort time only at
For terniH apply to m
3 WART, 1
antral, S. <"!. V
^hastain,
]STATE,
s, s. c.
suit a iikm! town lot
farming lainl noar
11 nt y We will bo
what we have and
can interest you.
est in real property
Millie.
rhastain,
ckens, S. C.
: over Freeman Building.
5Hoes!
children, work sh<><>s
nd Sunday shoes for
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31 < 1 and out-of-date
tories in up-to-now
s than you are now
orn shoes.
nake you prices on
or ^rocerier.
iusiness,
eeman,
I St.lIKl"
E^gs and Chickens and
for them.
lit Males.
because the same names are
i-nt manufacturers that tliti
)r or strength. The fact that
non Sour, Strawberry, Peach,
her fiavors, are put up by all
anaara by which to judge
>r in every way to th<? others,
strength to the best placed
better than some. The way
by tasting them, not only in
DM PA RATI VK test.
all.wool and a yard wide," we
We make the best goods we
>f competitors, and iu>.ver do
id a way to improve itin
equal, (careful handling of
fair dealing with custodiers)
ss; not only for us but for all
t; our goods also, and we soling:
Works,
'roprietor