The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, August 11, 1910, Image 5
Pickens SentineT-Journal
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| LOCAL BREVITIES J
1 Some Things You Xnow and Some p
4 You Don't Know About Our ?
^ Towns, Comity & People
ANA N \.\ N \ \ \ \ \N
?Pick<?llH Hji.rrlwn.ro ( l?ou
v, .. w?. V v/w,, nan
a good second-hand safe for
sale.
?Miss Vesta Ashmore has returned
to her home in Pickens,
from a delightful trip up north.
P ?Dr. J. L. Bolt and J. T.
Partridire, of Pickens, attended
the Home Coming Week at
Anderson.
?Miss Thaylia Griflin, - of
Greenville, is spending a time
in Pickens, the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. H. M. Hester.
?Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Aiken,
<>i Anaerson, and littlo son B.
R, jr., havo boon visiting Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Flnley of Pickens.
?A. M. Morris and dannh- j
tor. Miss Inez, of Pickens, spoilt;
the week-end 111 Anderson, at
flu* I !,?.??> ( Wi'.i.w, 'Pi
v..v AAx/iiiv v/uiiiui^ n rriv. I IM'.y
had an enjoyable I rip.
?Tlio exterior work of the
new building of the Pickens
Hank is now completed and the
interior work is being rapidly
i ushed to an early coin plot ion.
? Mr. James Nelson and Cora
Wilson, of Central, S. C., wore
happily married at the Calumet
Cotton Mills, on the 1th instant,
John T. Hoggs, N. 1* , ofliciating.
?Mrs. Shannon Morrison and
grand-children, master .J. C.
and little Miss Mary Morrison,
of Columbia, are on a visit to
Mrs. J. T. Richey, of Pickens,
(laughter of Mrs. Morrison.
?Messrs. W. I?\ Mauldin, 1.
M. Mauldin, and Emmitt Goodwill
"tz-vulr in" Hi/i
ui i/v/un in kuu imim;
ing Celebration at Anderson last
week. They went through the
country in ('apt. I. M.'s automobile.
-The many friends throughout
the county deeply suipat-hise
with Mr. J. K. Hendricks, of the
Liberty section, in the loss he
sustained last week when lightning
struck and destr ;yed his
bai*n and contents and killed a
mule for him.
?Mrs. Riser and Miss Rlaer,
(mother ilikI sister,) and Mr.
Aull, (nephew,) of Newlierryi
and Mrs. Leo, of Kingstree, (sistor,)
to Mrs. J. \Y. Switteuburtf)
accompanied hv hor littledan^hter,
who have heen on a visit, toi
Prof, and Mrs. J. VV. Hwit.ten-1
hlitf, in Pickens, have returnedj
'/ to their respective homes, after'
a pleasant time spent here.
i
? Vie Cheshire, of the Ander-j
son Intelligencer has j.(ot, on a,
irreat l>i^ "^ronch" over the
"Home Coming Week" at An
dl'I'Kdl) ( ';i ft 1/.1 a < .! # if Hw> I I .r
; "",,y
Mail, could have kept Huh tiling
from heint? a "hiy; joke," In if. he
failed to ask \ ic lolakoa ridu
in the ail* ship. Of course Car
punter had ho much to fhink of
and lo look ;it t? r. I hat Ik*
couldn't iu\ ite every one to ride
Homebody had lo In' overlooked
ami someone's feeling are hound
lo lie hurl. (?o over, ('arpenler,
and apologise. j
?The hroail and in\ it iiitf '
pi;I//a al the home of I loll. (leo.
S. Le^are, in JMckoim is a place |
irresistahle, especially lo !he >
younger sei wno enjoy ! l ipping' ^
the light fantastic. toe, ,-ind \
there is ii?> couple whom \vc j
know that enjoys to a fuller ox ji
tent seeing the young folks, and <>
tlie^.g teff ones, too, for that t
i . 'enjoy themselves than s
Hon. and Mrs. (leorgeS. Le ()
1171. II- *
Kurt>. vvnv, uiey aunosi per a
Huadcd II. A. Kichoy to "cut n
tho Pigeon wing" and dance i^
"the Highland IIink" laHt Mod- a
day night?but ask him about a
it. C
.
?Mrs. M. J. Harris, of Greenville,is
visiting relatives in Piekens.
?For Sale: Large 'id-hand safe
ill irtifti I A ?n1t?
... VVIHUUIMU. y tu
Pickens Hardware Co.
?The young people of Pickens
have boon enjoying koiiio delightful
dances recently.
?11. B. Hendricks, who has
boon spending somo timo in
Charleston is again in Pickens.
?Miss EllUe Jon??s, of Taylor's
station, is visiting hor sister
Mrs. J. T./folding, of Pickens.
T I . liiudiic n." Pwilr/mu
business trip to Waxhaw, Monroe,
and qther portions of North
Carolina.
?Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, of
Charleston, visited at the home
of Hon. (Seo. S. Lagare, in Pickens
last week.
?Mr. and Mrs. Vascoe 1).
Loehr, and son, of Clinton, S. C.,
visited at the home of W. II.
Ashmore last week.
?Miirriml rn 1 1 AmmA 7 HUM
. v.. p?wh^JV I 1
by Rev. K. 11. 'Ijhomdson E. A.
Cooper to Miss/C'arrio A. Hudson
all of Pioko^'Uounty.
Misses Mollic and II attic
Aik' 11, o(' Piedmont, have re
1 Innicd from an extended visit
to Mr. and Mrs. 1?\ Ij. Finlcv of
Pickens.
?Mrs. J. II. Abercroinbio,
who lias been sick for sonic time
is not doin^ so well. Her many
friends hope that a change for
11 he better will soon t ake place.
-Mrs. M. .J. ttturdivant, of]
Monroe, N. and daughter,!
Mrs. J. I>. Coleman, of Clinton,
Miss., are on a visit to their relative,
Mrs. T. Ii. Hivens, in Pickens.
?Capt. II. C. (Jrady, formerly
of Piokene, but afterward
a resident of Washington, 1). C.,
is visiting relatives and friends
in the city. At present he is
living in Sumter, S. (J.
?Mr. and Mrs. Jones Ludler,
of Greenwood, are spending the
heated teim at the ancestral
house on the hanks of the
Twelve Mile Uiver, near Pickens
Their many friends an; delight.led
to have them up with us.
? Wanted: Young man to
work in Drug Store. One who
wants to learn Drug Business.
- ?' 1
a > in own iianuwriun^,
state age, Salary ox]>ected,
Kwjweo . harniacy,
Pickens, S. O.
- Messitj. 1). S. and E. P. Van
diver of Anderson, were in Pickens
en Tuesday for a short, time
on husiriesp. These two ]x>|>ular
gentlemen and irood business
men are at. the head of the Anderson
Phosphate and Oil Co.,
and are identified with other
biiHinoHH interests ol" the "Klertric
City."
? Warren Duke, cyloYcd, foini.-rly
of this county, ?IU'<1 at
his lioino in Tuckaman, Ark.,
on July 2!Mli, 11)10. 11< was
over HO yoai'4 old at the time of
liiH iloath. I If was horn and
raised Ui IMckcns county, hut
left hereabout '25 years a^o for
the west, where hv i nii/alil v
ami honesty, lit- accumulated
some property. I le had I lie respec!
and esteem of all witli "
whom lie came in contact. 11 is
friend.5?ot h while and colored,
in this county will he sorry to i
liear of his dealh.
Sa v, d<> yoii see in I his pa- 1
ier Ihc names of all of those i
/isitors who have heen I
;pendiim a time with von? No! '
Well, the reason is, von have ;
lot used 'phone i{'2, have von ;
111(1 told 11 ^ lllinlil (I...... \*r
annul make a circuit of tlx; i
own, house-to house canvass, ]
o have to depend a groat, deal t
n Hie telephone and unless you i
re t ree to use it we will niH 1
ian.v of the, personal items. It. <1
jour business to give the news i
nd this we can do with your i
id and by the of 'phono :i2. e
'(ill us up. H
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AVER'S
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chlorid, capsicum, sage, alcohol, w
injurious ingredient in this list. A
I Follow his advice. A hair food,
Promptly checks falling hair. C
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Does not Co
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?Miss Ida MatsCrenshaw, of
Pelzer, is visiting Mrs. W. T.
Jeanes, in Pickens.
? Mrs. 1. M. Mauldin has ro
turned to Pickens after a tendays
stay with friends in Atlanta.
?Ernest Freeman, accompanied
by Miss Julia Griffin of
Greenville, spent Hundav in
Pickens.
?Mrs W. A. Folder, of
Washington, D. C., spent last
week in Pickens, the guest, of
Miss Lucia Folger.
?For Sal?': Good large sec I
ondhand safe. See J . A. Peck.
?Good '2d-hand safe for sale'
cheap. Apply to J. A. Peck, j
?Misses Iaila Wert/.and Irene'
Hunt, have returned to their;
homo in Newberry, aftera pleasnut
visit, In M iv W T .11 >;i in t
in Pickens.
-Col. W. V. Miller, ol" AndorJJ
son, is in l'ickens to arrange lor
a stopping place for a month for
himself, wife ;in<l son, who will
be up I his week.
?Notice: 'The Wolf (.'reek
Fanners Union is requested to
meet, in the court house on Sat
unlay, August 420th, at |> in.
By order of J. T. Looner, Secretary.
?Mr. (J. Kohl.. Hendricks, a
iiu-iutHT oi ine 11i*m oi holder.
Thorn Lev &(>'o., has returned I
to Pickens after a two weeks
trip to Tate Spring, Tenn. The
time was most pleasantly spent
and "Boh'1 is enthusiastic over
his trip.
?I). (J. Mills has been pretty
hard hit recently. The other
morning* on going out to the
stable he found one of his mules
dead from no apparent cause.
Then as his team was bein^ ust!(l
to haul lumber to Viekens the
other (lay during an Hoc,trio
storm, linhtnintf struck and killed
two.
?A telegram from Tate
Springs, Tenn., conveys the in
formation that. Hon J. JO.
Ho^ns of Sickens, who went
there for the benefit of his
healtli, is much worse. His
brother-in law, Mr. ,J. Mel).
Biner has ^one to him. It. is to
be hoped that friend lio^^s will
soon regain his won tec? health
and strength.
? I lave villi seen Dr. Sea
Wright's new dental chair? He
has just, received one of t lie nicest.
out fits t ha I is i nan u fact 11 red.
f ho shipment weighing I7I"> Ihs.
11e is doing a line class of work
and the town of I'ickons and
the surrounding count y are glad
he was fortunate as to locale in j
6ur midst. He is a man w h< j
can Dc oepei i< ie< i (Mi and ymi can
foci a ii'ti 111;11 von ;ire pal r<>
nixin*. ??ne who has <111;i!it*<I
himself lo piMd i< < his prot? ssion
and stands hy hi - work with a t
^uaranice. N ni will lind him
in liis ollliv, Krceinan l>uildin;:.|
ovcry <lay.
'I'ht' best farm in I he <*<>1111) \ i
less t hail 2 miles of I'ic|<rilf-, oil <
main public road between Kas <
oy and I'icUciis. (Jood 2-story 11
7 room house wilh 1(1(1 fed o( pi i
iz/.a, (4ood (i room ten an I h< i;.-e i
mother tenant house, 2 wells,'t
nid all tine water; 2 public roads' t
running through place: 2 ^ood f.
>;i s>( 11 ri u'iivxl iii I ...... ! .
III. I l(|* * * 'Ml \
ains I US acres; ahout 100 acres I
11 cultivation. This place can't <
>o beat. If not sold in next, !>() a
lays will he withdrawn froin'li
narket. (Jood reasons for seii-is
ntf. I'ricc. and terms on appli- c
at ion. Address, or see, VV. I'. v
itewart, i . .. I:. !'. i?. mi. I. e
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Sling l~1aiir
sulphur, glycerin, quinin, sodium ^ ;
ater, and perfume. Not a single ft
Isk your doctor if this is not so.
, a hair tonic, a hair dressing.
Completely destroys ail dandruff.
JR VIGOR
lor the Hair
<T. I/OWOll, MftW*.
WnVMHMnHMMMDRHnMHMnK.
?Throe trillions <>!' good syrup
in Cans, for $1 .(H), at. Craig Bros.
?Mr. and Mrs. L. "w. Davis,
of Honea Path, is visiting his
brother, R. L. Davis, in Pickens.
?Walter H. Griffin, of Green
ville, is spending His vacation
in Pickens with his mother,
Mrs F. Griffin.
?If yon want a good home,
T l> ? i '
ewe ?j . iv. nsninore nerore yon
buy, lie has over lf>() places for
vou to select from.
?Miss Olive Murry, a most
charming youn^ lady from
(Jeoriria, is on a visit to Pickens,
the Sliest, of Miss Kerdie Leslie.
?Married on Aut-usl 7 A\)\{),
I>y Rev. K. I,. Thomasoh, Jas.
I?. Edens to Miss A,li? K, (Jrant
all of Pickens ('ofmt y.
-The funeral of Mr. Win. I).
Nix will he preached at Antioeh
I'apt'st, church next Sunday.
Am:, t he Mill at Klewn <)YlncU.
A. T.
All t he candidates will speak
at Ant inch school house on Sat.
Ann. 1:5th. lOvoryhody come
out and lets hea?* what t hey have
t?> t<'ll us. I )??irt forget the time
and place. A. T.
? Ahraham K. Stewart, and
wife, nee Klla Manldin, formerly
of this county, hut now of
C'ochran, (Ja., are on a visit, to
the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Abe M. Manldin, of the
lO-r.^h.xr ' " ' "
. jn.n ? Dim-, anil <>i Mcr relatives
in the comity. Aside from
showing a few wisps of gray in
his hair, "Abe" is as young as
lie was HO odd years ago when
lie roamed the hills of old Tick
ens count,y and was the life of
every dance for miles around.
Of course he is putting on some
flesh and ih growing old gracefully.
The many friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart are triad
to see them.
? I offer for quick sale the
hest little farm in the county.
Contains !H)4 acres, % miles west
of Pickens C. 11., on public road,
rural route bv the door: 20 acres
in cultivation; f> acres in wire
pasture; balance in good woodland.
Kair D-rooni house and
outbuildings; splendid well; good
orchard on place. (Jood neighhorsand
in i mileof good school
This place is near enough l<? gel
town advantages If'
ling: Am olVcrcd sonic bargain !
town proper! v for a short time,
i hercfore I miii od'crilit;' I his place I
lor a short. Iimc, al a bargain. j
II you arc looking lor a good
small farm see this one. You
will save I lie agents' profit II
this place is ( < sin.ill, I will
i;ell in v home place. ('ome ami
cc, or writ'*, r>>. .\. Allgooi'
I 'ickens. I J. I?\ I). No.
i\ !f?n- i i < >111 I I li c|( (C!< \l m:
i';t V "'..III t 11? ilecp t I no;: I CI I.
! in " t I one,' whi t |c of t lie I 'irk
ii ( 'ol!i >i> \l ills In I< cmiI
111 i?'!<, s! ; IJ 1?. sliorl, ji'j'lc v I?|;is1s.
I iiiimc Ii:11? !v :i slir \v;is nuini
I'psl in Iiiwii. Tli" hv o| "fire"
:ir:ii.- (mI. IVople i?< i: 1 l<>
now jiiul 1 ir alHinl and i in-v
<?nI*I s?'(? a red iclorr a^ainsl I lie
aslcni sky. T11? 1 ItoiiLfhl c.nnr
hat the 111n11><*i' plan! was attain
n (lames, Hv the I inn* llmv
eaehed 111 depot tliev i'<>iiii?1
he lire l(? lie I'urtheraway and
hey pulled for I lie mill. (>n
C<il I i n^< there t Im'.v found the
vaste house was in flames, lull
ho operatives were on hand
loing valiant work lo confine ]
lid put out the lire. After an J
lour of lij^lifingc the blaze was
ubdued. Tile mill has an eHi
ient system of water works
vhich is adequate for any
li' iv .i > .
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> Desirable Fain
s > ;icr< s, ?l !( < miles Ifnii Ku-tl'\\: t\v
(on Mill,- in Mj^lit i i* I'h'Iu'iih Kit;Iioail.' *
<?!)? lending <m? t<> (icnwoml Cotton Mi
U i'". I) roiil.-u illi (l:>il\ ina'l:')> in ? o i
B trj hcIioiiI, 'I'>n acicii well (Inuix <1 lio'i
!an?l col tun land, also line for ^rsiin; bu
ehtiumte of seventy live to one tinti<lr?-<i
bet; four room house, soue* outbuilt
nn'iiwiu wilier through it. 'iftv dollar
it taken at mice; part <;iihIi, lime on bah
1(10 acres one mile from I'iolciiK < .1
Pit kens and Paisley public road; iirWHi"
Milt buildings; two pastures wired in, im
one. Mont of thin hind is well improvt
been bought and added to this tract u
plenty of timber; also two good tenant
be cut up and two or three nice farmi
present will be disposed of us whole tra
nam! an such desirable farms as this ai
at right price. See this farm and wr
you want it. act quick, a* it is goiii^
iiiymc. Special price made til I Sept. 15
O. M
I
Farm fo
| Acres i mile Iroin Cleinsoi
< | St Calhoun on Southern 1\
deuce with brick firepla'
barn, crib, shelters and other outbn
ol water in the county. 1 louse 1
land. About 25 acres in hij?h stal
I acr< s in oak timber; balance, in pas
of the nicest mountain views in th<
known ;>s ' Mountain View Farm."
one ol the best colleges in the sU
school too, here i , your opportun
my price. ( all <>n me at the plan
me at Calhoun, S C.
w. w. T. I
Shoes!
S lw W>w< I / ? r f I i / i c</>l>.-v/.l ..I
n iwi in* nriMMM ("I
for men and women an
all the family. Not ol
/
but ri^lit from the (art
styles at het er prices
paying for old, shelf-wo
Drop in and let us hi
anything in dry <roods o
Yours for Hu:
% A / ?
w. o?. rre
"A! I l;c <>!(!>
I'. S.? Brin^ us your I lams, Ilj
i?' t lull value !o
Mi ilr I Dill
!t s a inistak?* to ar,?j ><>:' that 1><
used ! a' drink's put up l>\ di!l< r i>
:?oods arc identical, cither pi lla,\or
drinks known as ( linger Ale, Lcm<
Root Beer, Cream Sod;., and othe
soli drink inannlac.turers, is nn stan
(piality. ( hie may l>c lar superior
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, . I w ? MUI 1 11 11 11\ :? 1i1 < < <|ii?ll 111 SI
upon the market of today and lar 1)
to j11?114<* the merits nl llavors is 1
testing them, 1 >111 l>y making a ( ()I\
Knowing that our liavors are "all
invite comparison with others. \V
can, without regard to standard ol
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> . \ n mi iniiia unless we iiihi
We believe that all things bein
orders and correspondence ami la
OUALl I \' is siire. to win success;
those (air-minded men who handle <
licit patronage on that basis.
Pickens Bottli
F5. L.. Davis Pr<r
'W'
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is for Nil In 1
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ii? ii- in i rik it i' i a * I>
I tli .'imin l^fi'i'i. lin. n ia* dmlin^n.
iianturc v.'n-?'<t hi wmIi H
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LtimiuK w<itur nirtiUKH OUOit
9d. htil-tnJ* 11??m ,jiint !"? ? inly M
/liicli Ii<-h well ii> nnprovi';
llOUHl'H. Tl?i? CDIlllf I'HHllv
x mucin if ono di hut :i* B
ct. 1) >ni li*t tliis hur^mn M
? HC.'irao thai can ln> bought.
it? for price ami turum. If H
to Ik? hoM at, 11 it; price 1 wui M
III. Apply to
1I] W ABIT, f
Vnt rat, S. < J. g
r Sale
i Collar, v.| mile: Irom
lilway. (io?nl yrooin rrsi
e to each room. 5-sl?all
liltlinjrs, and the best well
ocated in the centre. of tin
e ol cultivate>11. About 1?>
tnre and ]>in? timber. ()ne
:: np-connir). This place is
II you want to locate near
ite an 1 a jjood common
ity. This place will sell at
mentioned above or write
fe. I
i^aiiey.
Shoes!
iiildren, work sh??? s
(1 Sunday shoes (or
<1 and mil-of-datc
ories in up-to-now
t hun yon are now
i n sho^s.
akr you pric.os <*n
r ^roccrirr.
iiness,
eman,
.^s and Chickens and
r ihcin.
:c:ius?" the s.tm< name . arc.
1 IS I.* I : i .r rs ! ' '
or sir< I ! u .;
ii Sour. Slr.uvlx rr\ . I ..rii,
r liavors, ar< put 1 all
ilartl by wliii !i i<> i;i? i
in every way to t!i other.-..
trein;th I'? t:i< i >est |>l.i< < <I
etter than some. 1 he way
>y tasting them, not ??ni\ in
I1WRATIYI lest.
.wool and a yard wide/' we
e make, the I>?-st i^ooils we
- 1 1
i uiii|n:uic)] s, <l IK I I) Yd* t|()
;i way i<> imnrovc it<*<(11a
1. (< .u'cliil handling of
ir dealing with ( usto :ivrs)
not only for r.s hut lor all
>ur jmods alsc and wc song
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