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PickensS&tiael-Joflrnal >i"N \ \ \ N \ N \ \ \ \ \/ 1 LOCAL BREVITIES 3 g ? " ?% $ g ' Some Things You Know and Some V 4 You Don't Know About Our | $ Towns, County & People /\.\ \ \ v:\ \ \ .v\ \ \ ^ ?The waste house at the Xi. ...ill * -*1 maaioy uotiun mill was DUrnQtl 1- last Friday night. / r & ?Miss Emily Bright., a chatrm ing young lady sperft^ho^weekend at Chick Spring,* the guest i of Miss Emily Walker. ?All parties enterested are 1 urged to be present at Mountain Grove church on August 23d foi the purpose of cleaning off the grave yard. Miss Otin and Lois Lathem daughters of L. O. JLathem) of Greenville, spent,icist week with their aunt, MrsC S. F. Curtis, of Pickens 11. (>. ?Itl writ.inc nVinnf fl?n of Mrs. Parsons, last week, ;i typographical error occurred. We said she left two children, when it should have read thai she was the mother of three. ?MissesIna and jMaka Botf^s. two popular and eharmint voung ladies of Pickets, have recently returned h'onie fron l? imou ifirantini) VIHII< 10 relative? ami friends at Calhoun am (Seneca. ' ?Misses Belle Yonguo ant lorma and Mattle Griffin, thre< planning memjbers of Pick ! is' younger sot, are spending In' week wi$h/ Miss Giac< jendricks, of w'kens H. 1. ?Miss Pauline Pechman, ol )hnson, S. O., who has beer siting her friend, Miss Floridt irey, in Pickens, returned tc Sr home Monday, acconipaniec v Miss Carey, who will snent time with her. ?There is a movement on fool hold a reunion picnic at tin d Richland Scool House (Rich nd Church) in Oconee county. L ...i t * ' i ** eum-Huav, midlist J54UI, ' 11 persons who havt ''*1.8(1 with thit will tei1 as teacher or pupil, e urged to be present. Hon. P. Carey, of this county, is a filer student, we understand, 1 he will he with them on this ;picious occasion. i -Craig Bros, are paving <iuit< .oofI deal of attention to tin < things, little things, that 11*vtiod all the tinir, hut \ch u-'iallv cost more than 1 customer likes to pas . They li e. tli refore. inaugurated I }(i f. couuiei ' aiid making \ ain i vhis- lino. itioir n til<* window for ;t numnili< ( , | i, i . >>| Viiri:?'i: artii < ! i I. < have at, I Or. 1 It'iv, | ai now i- h" lit no to im v, j. .\shinor. ilinton an nop( < :- 11 i.- w i'l< >r I he testis latfc, ! ic liciirvrs th;U he \v11?i ' ')? in a I the eleventh hour ,) t-h<i lieeivf ;i i"!Hie'i re\v;;rd lor )i> In 1 ?<?r ns t no one who he\ nuil 1 he lit -i hour. \V< don't nil c > Tliov hud no political sy i. n h;ick v'oiider v. h<n ( t vin.- was Iii>t -poUen. i; hold good In ]?>lil ics noi ill t ;> i<ie from I i:;i I II' lie Is clio. ( of 1 ho people I:n u lo ilu- lx'sl 1!' nm for liiM -'"Mill . Oi :n oponft,n??in I'iok' 'l"' * '' '"'pi"' '!> ' 1 ''' 11 s I ijit'ilwaj'' ami (?:'0 < ry ''joniiystMl i 1' ' ?"? },,tlh uvjM<1 V. i:. Allen. Mr. Ann " ' III' ' Ml^s ?n<' <> <'11?' liio I sue"ia ! .f'"111- *'sir ""i: and Ini 1 \j ifn, while Mr. Allen, who 1 p() .years has been wil'i oi]t' ( i?.. is n!s(>a splen 9 ft isino;s man. Th< so tWo hu, K Will in ike a ,.o ' < am'' and we !>? p ,t "n ?m j, lilioral pntron.'v^r. thi ' ' > l)\i int s in 1 h<i '' to ' ' *'*?j , 1<< I'll \\ HI - ?Report has it that tho old kitchen on tho Ferguson farm was recently burned down. ?Miss Ester Bogpjs, of Piedmont, spent a few days with friends in Pickens last week. ?Mr. S. W. Craig^ of Seneca, and Miss S^j&ie Craig, sister to John B. Cr^ig are visiting relatives in Piok#il&. ?The Misses Ilix, who have I been spending some time with i Mrs. Wrn. Stoll. in Pirkons I have returned to their home in Union. ?Come to the good roads ral1 ly tomorrow, in the court house. A government expert will tell > us what to do to get and have good roads. ?Notice: The Wolf Creek ! Farmers Union is requested to meet in the court house 011 Sat unlay, August. 20th, at 3 p m. By order cf J. T. Loooer, Sec1 retary. ?A regular communication of Keowee Lodge will be hold 1 next Saturday night, the '20th i/jinst. It will be well for all , jmeniDors to attend. By order ,! of F. E. Cox. W. M. ' ?Messrs I)t G. Mooro ami P?. O. Raker, of Pickens both of ,; whom hav<j be^ii confined to J '' * , i i,ii?ur rooiiiR jT>r several weeks . with sickness, um able to bo up 11 and out, to the delight of their ; I many friends. ^ J ?The Woman's Missionary! Union held a most interesting! 1 j session at the Pickens l^apt ist 3iehi.roh last Saturday. There j - j was a larjje attendance nrescnt. t; I and a very full and comprehen3 sive program was rendered. ?Hon. J. E. Boggs, who lias] F been at Tate Springs. Tenn.J 1 and who was quite sick there, 3 was brought home last Satur> day night and at this writing he 1 is improving. His many friends I hope he will soon be up again. ? wanted: Young man to t work in Drug Store. One who ? wants to learn Drug Business. . Reply in own Handwriting, , state age, Salary expected, , Keowee ^ harmacy, Pickens. S. C. ?Pursuant to call, the meet' ing of the County Farmer's Union was held at Pickens last 1 MoildftV Thi?r? wno n foirlirl good attendance present and Susiness of importance was transacted. Their next meetMing will lie held at their regular ' time, iheiirst Monday in Sep ; teniher j !le iiest farm in I he count y le ~ ' han \} 111ii of I Mckcps. on main nuhlic road hi'iuii-n l-yand Pickens. Mood *2- story room house with lf',0 I'cct of pi az/.a, good O-room tenant lioii^e, me. her i ena n! house. y well and ail line water; 2 public roads running through plaee;'2 good pastures wired in. Plaee con tains l:*M acres; about 100 acr< in cultivation. This place can'I be beat. I i not sold in ne.\< l!0 <1,1 vs will ix- witi 1 drawn from . nsarU<'t. (i.'-i reasons lor > !!in#. lYiro ami loi mis on applicall >11. \(lilr? or si.m , W. I'. Stewart. Pickens I> ! '. ' >. No. I. ? I oi'. . ! < >7- ijuic'U sale I In* hi' I lilllc . in in i! i? conn I y. ('on:,;ins :?) a< r< . 'J l.iilc: wc-t o I 'irk' ns ('. 11., oii pul>li<-1 ; I. rural i on I ? i> 1 IumIooi'; .*() a< res in c\i!iivfltio:i; .? acres in win*! \> istnr?'; jut in u<>o?l wotul-1 lain I. r'air -i'o ni ! o:. f mithuil(lin:;s; plen !i< wo 11 ?>f ; o|vh;> |'l nil |i 10 ( <? (1 ! . 11 !><>n l i:?I in \ in Hoof . Iiool. ( I I)i.- pltlo i lit :r < moii.'. \> > ;ot < lown advanta "s. I!< -n ' invsol.i< liiiu: Am on\-n il -u>iih- lie ;iin I (own pror >M'i y i'or ;i lmrt lime, i tliorol'oi'o I nm ofT< Tin:;' Ihisplrtco l or ;i short. I ilnc?, a< ;i It i il you arc loolcin;^ (<>!' a ood -mall I arm -o t li i ??nt'. \*o:i > will save Ihr aL'ont1 " pro; (. I('j 1 this plaoo is too so: .11, 1 will | sell my home placo. C'onio and i hoc, or write, I?. A. AlUood, t Plckons, I?. I'. D. No. 2. 1 i TO Years ^ We have had nearly sevent IAyer's Cherry Pectoral. Tha fidence in it for cpughs, col and weak luntLs. Ask vnnr t Ihe has had with it. He k wisely. Keep in close touch No alcohol in this cough medi Be well; be strong. You cannot if youi bo Ayer's Pills, all vegetable. Ask your doct< ?We pay 15o per pound fori your butter. Parish-Sloan & I uo., ricKens, ?. U. ?Dr. E. G. Kerwin, Dentist of Easley. will be in Pickens every Wednesday. Office over Keowee Pharmacy. We want to sell you both work and dress shirts because we will sell you better poods for same money. Come and see. ff r? i ui VyliU^ OIUS. ?The candidates for State1 officers passed the usual com-; pliments on Pickens and her, people last Friday. The best part of it was that what they meant for flattery was the nak-, ed truth, but they didn't know it. I ?The series of meetings) which have been conducted at ttecona church, by the pastor. Rev B. 13. Grandy, have been brought to ;i successful close. Several members joined and were oaptizecl Minidny at the pool. It is to he hoped that the membership of the < hurch has been spiritually strenghtened and that much and lasting good has been accomplished. I ?We noticed on the streets of lour town lapt Monday, one of lour old friond? mvd :i loniwr citizen of Picked, J. Ed Bridges of Centra^ Wno was looking hale and hearty. "Ed," as his friends all familiarly call him, was having an ovation, shaking hands and "howdying" with old friends and acquaintances, who were unanimous in their remarks that he looked lw>fti?r nurl vnnnmii' tKion I\r% /li,l WVVV* J X/Vlll^Vl tmni Il\' lll\l ten years ago, when he roamed the red hills around Gap Hill. Truly "he holds his own well" and old Father Time is dealing kindly and gently with him. ?For Sale: We offer for sale one of the best farms in the county. It lies 2 miles South oi ricKcns iinu () nines troiii Easley and about same distance of .1 iiberly. Contains 145 acre*; about I);") acres in cultivation; in timber; )5 good pastures wired in with running water through each one. Threesplen did wells of water on this place, lias new ni'?(lrrn D-rooin lime and good ! room house, both cool 111 < t coin b ?rt able. This' farm lies v.. II. \- in a hiuli -I >l"l of culti vat ion h.is I? :<Iimi; puMi road running throuuh i' ant! i; rural mail i < ?u I * right l>\ tlx-1 door I'liii pi;? ?is in lines}) i] , to <,iil into or more smnl! i farm . 'iEtiiiil a ii'i?itl biirgSiin iifr) our price. < ?*?***! reasons for; selling. !*Y>r price and terms ?'ippl toJjSiUu .Mauldin, ivis lev, s. ( oi* l>. I. . Mull I din, fm ; the |)!;jcc. Anions . ,i ])ron:in it M : i/,on<>Mh< <'?int v, who w v in o*ii" cilv '.Mini iv op !m iii were \\ . .\ik<'!i, VI . i!. Price. J. ! '. I lenijjf'icks, ?. ('. (I'arreit ! ami .).! !. (.'ifi'-iMw;r.-. Mr. Aiken snkl tIn r$ tvas no new in hiv_-,? ?.4M>i < u ' ...iii' i. ? * i i * > i i ?y i t ? i;' hi.*; i ii It a I'd I y Ixv.-u a 1 < > < inn 11 11 !: ion itory; YY. If. I*r": < p<>r! <;oo?! < ro|i<; on i Im |?ii! rain hiidly needed; j. |?\ llen!i i(*l<8 report- he same: > '. CiMi'lV ' w a ; l ull of nihil '.! -in >vi r I i ie 'rowl h 1 >f Norri .; ii<! Iks elianee . of b"( omin:.'; Ihe i ie{ r< -poli .of ; 11 f count v, \v1 i I e Mr. (! tssav/nv said -oh. p-h; \v ivi> be!lor tell whal h <;idif I '.iv. lie is a nival j^kei and A'as l aving a "iv.it t ime ie;: ij 1 lis friends and tolling f?t "".H11: ?! I'ik s uroat cot'n crop. There iveiv other prominent citizen of he countv in town that day, 1 nit they didn't com ? our \va . i /itli doughsI y years of experience with I t makes us have great con-| ds, bronchitis, weak throats,] mu uuticr vvnai experience nows. He can advise you with your family physician. cine. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. wels are constipated. The best laxative is h if he agrees with us. Do as lie says. new 1 n vnmrup <>_*. j. \j. iunuuc. Tribute by Walhalla Lodge Knight! of Pythias. Whereas, the Supreme Rulei of the universe and the Mastei of all souls has seen fit, in Ilii wisdom, to remove from ou midst and to His homo nhmm nn beloved brother, Rev. J. C Yongue; And, whereas. Bro. Yongu< was a useful and devoted mem ber of Walhalla Lodge No. 67 Knights of Pythias, for somi four years, and was in the meai time an active worker in th< whole Domain of South Caroli na, scattering sunshine wher ever lie went, and was belovec wherever he was known for hi: acts of Friendship, Charity am Benevolence, and was belove< 1 -- ' ? uy many Christians all ovc South Carolina for his pure lif< and lovely C hristian character And, whereas, the member of this lodge feel deeply tha they have lost a true frier and effective helper in the worl of oni* fraternity in the deat 'of Brother Yongne, who wa lalways ready to lend a helpin 1 hand to all t hat, was good; there : fore, be il resolved First. That while in th death of Brother Yongue th State has lost a good citizen, th i church a devoted C'hristia | minister, and Walhalla Lodgt No. (>7, an active, useful mem ber, still we bow in hunibl resignation to the will of Ilir who (loeth all things well, trusl ing and believing that som sweet (lav we will see and re;i lize the wisdom in all His acts Second. That this resolutio: be spread upon the minutes o this lodge and a copy thereof b furnished to bis family, an that The Keoweo Courier, tb Southern Christian Advocate the Carolina Pythian and Piek ens Sentinel-Journal be request ed to publish the same. J. W. Shelor, (J. M. Wilcox, (J.C. Probst. ( W i V^OIIlllllLl.t't*. j \ l HII* r (I, ? <> i i. Wll I'll N > I>I ii't i i ii i,c i- ii i "f ' in> >' ' T i ' . K ; :i Will .... I|. i . -Mir lie i t. \ ll : ' i K 1. i !! I ' .1 ; i . i of Ill I. I . * k i It I r ijjf; m !< ? t a' .? A\ :i c w S a 2 v t Khojje?;? Salve In The World, ' , ' tfd il 1* ' \ * < w ,1 i 9 v< V ) f \ rf. s , 5! I bWATEii \\ ?K; : i\'i ' l\u ? -I vy J. c tv v < .. . n Ijiljisisal ? L \^W X,'" *<i ^ i ?'i , >W- , % mm* MM S'i rcr-: ^ if" I* i*1 ft* " Or'ti" RlLIESr.;; 'Nearly Evcrvp2>od$| j*j i T.\ui:s i\ j SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR j jj k i WHV ^?h n ?*h i 5 g | " NOT TV/U*f | | k '*.?V4 1.. .. -. ?>^o. i. L+'.A I Desirable Fai 85 acres, three miles from Hank* a ton Mill; in sight of Pickens ltailr< ^ one leading out to Olenwood C!ott< M K. D route with <laily mail: near t m try school, Ten acres well draim-< m and cotton land, also line for gra m estimate of seventy five to one hui ' ? ber: four room house, some on ff running water through it. Fifty < if taken at once; part cash, time oi 100 acres one mile from Pickei 9 * M Pit kens and Eaaley public road; nt v out buildings; two pastures wired M out-. Most of this land is well im fir been bought and added to this tr m plenty of timber; also two good t<v X l>ecut up and two or three nice fi present will be disposed of as who I' ^ pass aa such desirable farms as t [ g at right price. See thiB farm at \ V you want it. act quick, aa it in g 0 name. Special price made till St>| 3 I O. S. ; 1 I 1 Fcfcrm f? JL Ml All A' j Acres i mile from Clei s Calhoun on Southeri ^ i dence with brick fire ^ barn, crib, shelters and other 01 of water in the county. Hou h land. About 25 acres in high s acres in oak timber; balance in ?; of the nicest mountain views ir * I i * * " ' * -i Known as ''Mountain View Far oik; of the best colleges in the ? school too, here is your oppoi <' my price. Call on me at the ] e me at Calhoun, S. C, n :;j w. w. T, el ..... n Shoes! ti 1 Shoos for the school (3 (I I I / V Ikl / \ ?? '? ?* ' I * ' * I'M nirii wumr. 11 e ' all the family. IVot t- 1 >i11 right from the ti styles at hot or pric pav i?:<; (or oh!, slx'lf-' 8 >rof> in and iot us J! a?*?\ t hiiin <irv g'xnl I' Yours for W. B. Fr J ' o n 1\ :>ri' ; us \ ' I?i : i (ul! v..It ft Vfii'io wnipv $ ) f. IS il 1 , A M' t > v ii i' f' < ? : . 8 It . ? su- ;>o < In; us'-(! r ? ks lit tip ; j : tjooc1 > .11 i'' ti< I. cither it i ' < rink k?r . . < iin< .V , i. Root i >ccr, ('/ "u S < 1;:, and < soft drink nU:- <' ur lr . !<> <juai 13. ' '-?< may tar tj> 1 \V< ! ov dr .5;: ai'(: ua upon ilio : o( to*!... 1111 to ju !.. v in* rits H( ll.w c>r*? I i . a v K >\ !n;V| j v.t o.ir ! avnrs atv in v. 'in . v. i' \ otiuirs. to.u - i \ a it.i'nuila unit:ss we \\ boiie. Mat ali ] hiii ; oi'u r ; ;iikI i> rt'CsjSond'.t.i<in i, si.-.v ' to \\i;; UC( liioa lair-inini'.ci r.ir*n who r..n licit patronage on th;\t basis. Prr?!/nnc 2 iv>r\uno yu, r-:. L Oavffe rms for Sale. I y; two mites from new Alice 0<>t)?<!: situated on two public roads >n Mill, the oilier to Kiisley; on li. B wo dun clM h. iiIbo leading conn- IB 1 bottom land; 4b acres level corn in; balance in original forest with ? ndred thousand feet fine saw timtbuildings; pasture wired in with M lollars an acre will buy thin farm ? ii balance. A us court houee; fronting on the ;w seven room house on tl. is, good M in, luuuiug water inrou^n each M proved, balance bun .junt recently V act which lien well to improve; W riant houseH. This could easily farms made if one desired, but at m le tract. Dont lot thi? bargain fiT hi8 are scarce that can be bought id write for price and terniB. If M ;oing to be Hold at tlie price I will M ?t. 15th. Apply to STEWART, / Central, S. C. M or Sale 11 son College, 3-4 mile from 1 Railway. Good 5-1*00111 resiplace to each room. 5-stall utbuildings, and llie best well se located in the centre of the state of cultivation. About 10 pasture and pine timber. One 1 the up-country. This place is m." II you want to locate near state and a good common rtunity. This place will sell at place mentioned above or write \ . Nalley. % Shoes^ work and SundayjJf old and A ictories iM <1S t I i?11 i vfl?B| ivorn sliul make \'fl 1 1 Ji? ' " ^ .- il . ' or ilrmn^n^nHn|^^ v?agggBM^^^Si^ M i" ' I'd !?' V ' '* } ? :U ' \ \ . , better t' .an I fi w.i ' by lasting tlv'ivx, ;; {: on * n ; I PAI< \ L1 t - .U'tU. *\\ vuuwoo: nr.< -i y. r<l \yi ... W j i * r *: * - !. 1' ? . p .t?c , .W!<:1 P A o fine) way to im rove iti ill i vj ,1 (c. r I'" ha-- ' c' > r m \\ v' ciisli :es.-.', n?(itiiy i i" but 11' :* <H .i! ni ! ' s ! ' y h ' fling VVarJKs, Pro*ir3otcr