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{ Pickens Sentinel-Journal) jRORftg N \ \ ' \ / 1 LOCAL BREVITIES I 1 $ Some Things You Know and Some % | You Don't Know About Our | ? *i 1 TowDS> County & People ^ ^ V. \ \ \\\ vwl$ T r\ lr 11 ? v ;' jlsl , u, vj. or uenirai, wqs a business' visitor to Pickens Monday^ -^-Mrs. B. F. Parsons who has been confined to her room for some time with tuberculosis, is reported very low. ?Mi's. W. T./ Griffin, of Pickens, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mrs. James Hendricks, of the Table Mountqrfn section. ?A hack line will be run from Table Rock Hotel to Pickens, every day, leaving hotel in time to make 11 A. M. Train. Returning, leave Pickens arrival of 1 :/>() P. M. train. For rates and information see R. D. Sutherland, R. F. D. 4. ?A representative crowd of Pickens county citizens were in Pickens Monday. Most of them came to attend the regular monthly meeting of the County Farmer's Union. Many spoke of the crop prospects, saving while corn was good cotton was sorry. ?Prof. McD. W cams has been elected principal of the music <lc partment of the Six Mile Baptist Academy, lie lias taught music iu four different states and is a man whose work is its own recommendation and the school authorities feel sure that in Prof. We.mis they have an instructor of music that can meet) all the demands that will belaid upon him. I ?Married at the residence of j the officiating minister, Rev. A.: S. Whitmire, Mrs. Maggie Gilli- j land, of the Pumpkintown section of the county to Mr. 15. >Vo Berlin, of .Gap Creek, S. (J, 1/ ^ * llifft)1iappy couple have the conIgratulations of their many friends for a long, useful and prosperous voyage adovvn the stream of time. ?Miss Elise Rudd, field agent of the Womans Improvement Association of this State will visit some of the Rural schools Miss Rudd will reach this county on August 1.5th and will spend one week visiting schools. She is sent out by the State Department of Education nnrl it 5q be hoped that she will find the schools in good condition. ?A Special meeting of the Pickens County Farmers Union is called to meet at Pickens Court House Monday Aug. 15th., at 10-i0 A. M. As this is ; a meeting ojr special importance a full delegation from each Local Union is much desired. Remember tlit! day and date and fail not to be on hand. John T. Bo^gs sec. ? The Epworth League has j been reorganized and hereafter '< meets on Tuesday night at the Pickens Methodist church, in ! ** liau of the prayer meeting ser* vices. Everybody cordially invited to attend these meetings. The services will be in charge of Miss Christine Sutherland next, Tuesday night and she has 5ir-' ranged an especially attractive J program. ?Shakes, the creeping, craw-! lv fllilliru aro firrttMnflr nnniamiiii I / v?... swf ut'J ^wvv.i.v, IIUIIIVIUUO, and th& rattles can be frequently he} rd singing in the woods. On Mmday Mr. Joe Stansell! killed two 44whoppers" at his home; mi the same day, J. M. Arnold! who lives i4in the reservation'! killed a big one, and on : J Tuesd.'x he was in town with a "'orig (in/i j'^wasa finj??gju)cin.i/iiaVr^illiV that ! 4 Snakes ate gettinapretty ! eon ion and we hear <|ilkJ often their being killed thVi)ghout e county. I I i . ?Miss Ileno Taylor has return-' cd to Pickens from a trip to; Glenn Springs. ?E. J). Simmons, of t,h? Tnv. away Mills, Anderson, is spend-1 ing a time at-Easley. ?'This is Home Coming Week j in Anderson. They are having a gay old time over there 'tis said. % ?Mr.%itd Mrs. G. W. Davis, ,of Atlanta, Ga., spent last week! I in Pickens, the guest of Mrs. J. | J. Lewis. , . 1 ?Born on Sunday, the 31st instant, to Mr and Mrs. George B. Williams, of the Mica section of the courfty, a fine boy. ?Misses Ruth and Agnes Zachery, of Franklin, N. C., are spending this week with their aunt, Mrs. J, R. Ashmore, in Pickcns. ?H. M. Hester, the hustling real estate dealer, of Pickens, made a trip to Anderson, this week, on business, 1I<* got the i business. i We want to sell you both I 1.- ...^-1 -1 1 | iiuhv aim mcsn SlIU'lS U(3CaUS6 wo will sell you bettor goods for jsame monov. Come *ind see. tf Craig Bros. ?The Anderson Intelligencer says that Miss Bessie Partridge, of Atlanta, Ga., and Mattie | Finley, of Pickens, will be the j guest of Mrs. 1 t Major Home Coming Week. ?Keep up the gxxl worki ; 'Phone has been used several J times this week to turn in news I items to this ollice. They are I appreciated. Continue to use jthe 'phone early and often. j ?Misses Mary Leslie and StelI la Wvatt twn uvii111wf iTAin^#v I w j 1 " ' i 1 I ladies of the Easley side, who I have been spending a time with Misses Lola and Elizabeth Acker, in Anderson, have returned to their homes. ?An educational rally will be held at Dacusville on Sep, 3rd. Prominent speakers will be there It will be for the whole county, similar to the one that wjir held at Six Mile last year. Every teacher and trustee should make arrangements to go. Dacusville is one of the host sections of the County, and these good people are building up a good School at that place. ?Mrs. Jeanette Brazeale Earlo. relict of the late Dr. George Washington Earle, who has bee quite ill for some time, died at her home in Pickens, yesterday (Wednesday) evening, about r> o'clock, at about thft ;i orf? nf l!H vnoro Vf . U* ~ ?l ' ?? in./ jv,cuo. miB, rjanu s maiden name was Brazerle, a native of Anderson. In the early 70s she, with her husband, became residents of Pickens. Mrs. Earle was a lady of much charm and Christian grace. Our little city and its hospitable I people 'ever held a warm place in her heart. It was here the best days of her lift; were spent and when her last hour had come and the God of Eternity called her to tier everlasting rest, it was her desire that beneath the shady trees of our Silent i City, on its sloping hillsides, sur! rounded by the beauty, happiI ness and contentment of our | people, where the tlowers are i sweetest and the birds warble their most melodious songs, | should be the eternal abiding place of all that was mortal of her. so she will be buried in the Pickens cemetery this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, by the side of her husband, who predeceased her several years ago, the funeral being conducted at the houso. She leaves fivt* children, besides a host of relatives and friends to jnourn their loss. Well may her children cherish her memory i s a precious legacy/ and we fain would say a wort 4 ( of comfort to the stricken ones! we can but let our tears fl'.v* in\ sympathy with theirs and;?/intN them to the promise, "At evening it shall he li^ht." ) \ ^ < '? A s Are Doctors n i* - ruoiisn question! Yet some [ could take the place of a docl the world cannot do this. Ha1 him frequently, trust him ful doctors endorsed Ayer's Chert colds, we would not offer it No alcohol in this cough medici if we did not believe doctors endorsed Ayer'i headache, we would not offer them to yo ?Mi's. S. 15. Rizer, of N?wberry, is visiting Mrs. J. W. ii Swittenburg, in Pickens. ?A good many candidates in PSnlrnr^a " ?? 1 .. v hi i Myiwi IO JTIUlRlcVJ' J] the "glad hand" to the "dear V people." ?Miss Annie Belle Brown, of r Liberty, is spending this week f in Anderson the miest of Miss v Eliza Majof! 11 ?Dr. E. G. Kerwin. Dentist! of Easley, will be in Pickens1 c every Wednesday. Office over'f Keowee Pharmacy. \ ?Mrs. Emma Maior. and 1 (laughter, Patti, of Pickens, arc t spending a time with Mrs. Pat ( Major, in Anderson. (" t ?Miss Stella falls, a most beautiful and chanm.nl; young ' lady of Central. sp^'tit last week ' in Pickens, the 'guest of Misses I Mai v Lewis and Christine Suth 1 erland. ?All persons interested in the grave yard at Six Mile church ( is urged to meet there next Fri-' day, August 12th, for the pur-'( pose of cleaning it <>fY. The la-1( dies, are urged to lie present also! to aid the work. 'j ?Capt. J. T. Taylor has re- ; turned from a week's stay in i the mountains of Jackson conn- 1 ty, N. C. He renortseverything i around the Cullowheo Mining < Co.'s plants getting along in a 1 flourishing condition, and rich i ore being piled into the smelters f. in great quantities. t ?There will be a Farmers A Institute held at Liberty, S. C., c August 9th, 1910, under the ' auspices of Prof, 1). N. Barrow, B. S. Superintendent, assisted l>v others from Clemson College, i No farmer, or any others, who 11 are interested in farming should i lose sight of their interests so ] far as to allow anything to pre- < vent them attending this meet- ( ing. Everybody is invited to j attend and bring well filled t dinner baskets and make of this ( what it should be, a grand ( occasion. Now, remember the < day and date, Tuesday August ( 9th at 10 A. m. I -We call your attention to the notice of the books of sub- * scription to the capital stock of ( the Keowee Supply Co., being ( open, also the announcement of this Company that they are ' ready for business. The mem- ' hers of this firm are all young * men of sterling worth and mar- ' aeter and there is no reason why they should not succeed > and build up a good business here. We ask our many readers to givs them a call. Ham B. Craig is manager and he and able partners and assistants will do all thev can to nlease customers both in quality and price of goods. ?Mrs. Margaret Love Harper, nee Steele, died at her home on the Keowee side of the county, on last Friday, July 429t.h, at the anvanced age of 7C> years. She was liorn 9*1 May 2f>th 18IJ4, and was a daughter of the late Capt. Wm./Steele, of Oconee county. Her first marriage was to Daniel Hughes, late of this county. After his death she j married Wm. Harper, who died last March. She was an excellent christian woman and a member of the Old Pickens Pre s- j byterian church, at which place her remains were interred the day following, the obsequies being conducted by her pastor, Rrtv. M lv KirUnntripL' r?f ttoiww pa. Besides two sisters, she I leaves a host of relatives and friends to mourn her desith. I nnmBMHiiinniL ujj. /\ray CJoodl?f >eople act as if a medicine 1 cov! The best medicine in] ve a family doctor, consult g ly._ If we did not believe! | y Pectoral for coughs andij to you. Ask your doctor J ine. /. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. (j 5 Pills for constipation, biliousness, sicku. Ask your own doctor about this. ?Three gallons of good syrup 11 Cans, for $1.00, at Craig Bros. ?Mrs. A. R. N. Folger, of leneca, is visiting the family of ler uncle, Judge J. B. Newjerry, in Pickens this wetk. ?Miss Pauline Pechniann, a Iivov vuaiiiiiu^ yuuil^ luuy , rom Johnson, S. C., is on a 'isit to Miss Florida Carey, in 'ickens. ?At tho old soldiers reunion, hi June 3d, a basket containing ivo plates, a towell and doylie, vere picked up on the court louse grounds, and are now in he supervisors office where ownr can get them at anytime by r ailing on C. E."Robinson. ?Messrs. W. P. Stewart and Jrias Mauldin, of Pickens, K.F. ). No. 1, have just gotten back rnm ti il'i vc tln./Mi.vU ....... HI,, 'IIIWU^II tortious of (Jeorijia, Tennessee, \lahania ami Mississippi. Phey went from hero to Cal101111 comity. (la., thence to | 'hattanooga, Tenn., Tuscnm-lj >ia, Ala., a; <1 on into the valley >1" Miss. They report crops specially corn as line, ami saw >m* acre which will make *225 uishels. Finest timber in Ala. 1 md Miss, they ever saw. They etnrned hack hy wav of Hir- , ningham. These hoys are nucli pleased with what they saw, with the price of the a'i(l and the fertility of the soil,; ind the chances of making a $ood living out there, and, if ihev can sell out here to an advantage, will locate in the Tusmmbia valley of Alabama or Mississippi, Candidates Invited. The County Candidates are espectfully invited to address! :he people of Cateechee 011 Wedlesday, Aug. 10th, begining at 10 A. M. The mill will be stopped on that day. Cateechee polls about 'i(X) votes and | Jie mill people have a right to jee and hear tho men they are jxpected to vote for. So let ivory candidate whether he has , in opponent or not be present m that day. The boys say ihey can't buy a pig in a poke. We have also been requested 0 say that there will be an all lay singing at Camp Creek ; church near Cateeohee on 1st Sunday in August conducted jy Profs. Me I>. Weains. 11. M. Baker, E. M. Holding, Dock jranett, J. C. Garrett, W. J. Ranipey and others. Bring dinner. Preaching at { P. M. on same Sunday. J. Alonzo Brown. 1 _ . . II BILIOUS? | CONSTIPATED? ! HEADACHE? fJ" ? JlBf c v FOR SPEEDY RELIEFj ? Nearly,Everybod j? I 11 V T4KES ^ SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR B ^ KtiK L8ameu fl H kifaML W C 3^(>siral>l<! ' in 1A fine fui m of ;i1m.til 100 at lyinn aliout 1 mile South of 1 farm we guarantee to i rod <?f cotton per acre, 'I'lli.- fai of tlu* Kit ksey laid which ri about 75 acres of the Mat Mi hales of cotton were made I con and other feed stuff. P hiiriiH, outbuildings, two te with running water through the most desirable farms < where. It is closa to a li school and churches and in jutt the place for any one 1 an investment that will br W. P. Stewart whose land show you this valuable pit at once as it is being offered the low price of $gr) per acre O S STI 1 : Carey & C SKAL I RICKEN Src us whoii yon w to build upon, or j?oo<l l'iok<?ns or in this co [|<;li&lif <><! 1 o show vou vv< i*M'j ?ur<' that wo Vow is ?ho l?mo to in\ !>oforo ii <*11li inoes in 1 Carev & C Main St." Pi 'Phone No. 33. Offic< Shoes! I^hoes for tin* school 1 (fji 111?*i <11111 woiiioii a nil tho family. Not but right from the fa< stylos at hot or pric< paying lor old, shelf-vi Drop in and lot us anything in dry goods Yours for ] W. EL Fr "At the oil P. S.?Bring us your Hams, get full value Si inter ol D It's n mistake to suppose that ised for drinks put up by differ joods are identical, either in llaA irinks known as Ginger Ale, Le <oot Beer, Cream Soda, and ot ioft drink manufacturers, is no s juality. One may be far superi< Ne know our drinks are equal ir ,lw> ' ' ijjuii IIIC 111(11 KCl Ul LUUtiy <111(1 iai o judge the merits of flavors ji esting them, but by making a C1 Knowing that our flavors are " nvite comparison with others, an, without regard to standard < ire change a formula unless we fi We believe that nil things !x rders and correspctfMence and )UALI1Y is suroM1 ?%in succc lose fair-minded ?-1 handl cit patrona^^^^^^^V &LH "N*p \n For l , % ires of well impiowd Ian*I K Pick??HH. A |((?rln n '>f this W ... . in him- id two utiles 1A m is <M>ttt| oh *?i i>l '.Ti (teres M ins out to Koh1?\v n?i.il and irphree farm, on which 26 M nst, jetir, beside* plenty of W Jew 7 room house, good nitnt houses, two pastures j| i each one. This is one of B in the market today any ve town and good graded B good neighborhood and is W ooking for a good home or ing him in a nice income. M Is adjoins this farm will m ice. Better see this place .. -I * *- ' ur a Hiiun nine only at M For terms apply to m EVVAIiT, 1 onlral, C. \ ^hastain, 3STATE. <o cr> ant a iim'o town lot fanning land near anty. Wo will be what w1 have and can interest you. est in real property valu<\ rhastain, cketis, S. C. ="""_ j Shoes! / children, work shoes iic! Sunday shoes for old and out-of-date, ctories in up-to-iiow >s than you are now M>rn shoes. i i i?u\<' j??u prices oil or grocericr. Business, eeman, I I KUnd" i Eggs and Chickens and for them. because the same names are ent manufacturers that the or or strength. The tat; that mon Sour, Strawberry, Peach, ;her flavors, are put up by all tandard by which to judge i>r in every way to the others. 1 strength to the best placed r better than some. The way ; In; tnctiiiiv ^ j infill) iiv/l uiuy ill OMPARATIVH test. all.wool and a yard wide,v we We make the best goods we r>f competitors, and n:;ver do inl a way to improve it;in equal. (careful handling of fair dealing with custo .irrs) :ss; not only for us but for all le our goods alsc and we soI ! ' ' >' ;l IS y 4 I our bromi it win HttLL'*"