The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, September 01, 1910, Image 5
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I Lftf.AT, RRRVITIRS I
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i Some Things You Know and Some $
; . You Don't Know About Our |
| Towns, County & People
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?Mr. and Mrs, <N. D. Lesesne
and children, of Kingstree, S.
C., are visiting relatives in Pick
ens
?W. C. Minter, a prominent
farmer of Chester, visited W.
B. Freeman in Pickens, this
week.
?Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Griffin,
nf riroanvillA nv/?
V>AVVII>IIIC, aic viDillil^ 1/HtJ
former's sister, Mrs. H. M. Hester,
in Pickens.
?Mrs. J. N. Watson, and
children, of Atlanta, spent last
week with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Lou Bolt, in Pickens.
?A. M. Stansell and wife, of
Pelzer, have been recent visitors j
to Pickens, being the guests of 1
I liis brother W. M. Stansell.
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?Why didn't you come to i
the good roads rally last Friday!
You missed a treat. T^ose press !ent
enjoyed the meeting hugeIV.
?Mrs. U.S. McKagan. who
lias 1 >eeii on a visitNto her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Uich-j
ey, in Pickens, has returned toj
her homo in Sumter.
A ' - Look out for snakes around
your barns, outbuildings. Dave
< Stansell, of Pickens, has a verv
w sick horse which was bitten
1 Sunday by a snake, while standing
in the stable.
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?Mr. John I). Christopher,
who is book-keeper for LipsIhi
comb ct Russell ( r?f frVBon. I
.? "" " 1 vm"
vill<; is spending his vacation
p with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W N. A. Christophir, in Pickens.
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Vi ?Willie Bowen, son of Dr.
tt W. J. Bowen, of Mount Pleasw
ant, S. 0., who has heen visitV
ing his grand parents, Hon. and
\ M,.o \\T t T?~ *
luin, >? . I . HUWUU, (U I "KTKOIIH,
K. F. 1). I, has returned to his
home.
-Dr. K. H. Webb, of Atlanta, |
was in Pickens this week, thej
<>t ('apt. \Y. T. Jeanes. !
The Doctor is looking fine 1n?1
I says there is no place like Pick-'
j ens. and lie hopes l>v the first
of the year t?? lie again 11 inn her-'
e?l as one of her citi/.ens
T. I'. Allen is in Atlanta
this week Inivintf goods f<>r the
new firm, the T'i 'kens 11 a r? I f
wan- mil' (Irorerv Co.. of
which lie is ;i member. which
will open np in the Masonic;
hnildinu: the lir-t ofno\1 month
Watch for <1 "ir advert isenient
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M 1^ .) I . nicncv Mill!
?I;111111?Mrs. Minnie Siuit)i Mini
liuslnmrl mim! i wo cliildrt n. ?vln>
h:ive been i-iliie; relatives in
tli> CM'inlv. spent I-YmImv in
I'ickriM wit!: jlie I'miilil v <>f II. '
\. I 'ic': v . r 1 !r" nin tlieir ^
)!)!?' I .i i' ' '! :i \ . 11 i >ri >:iec
ulml y, < ?ll S: ' ll! (i;i V.
ii an'l ') ii !' -i .in
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] . (11 k KI reason > I or I i
I inn. !m?r price an<l terms j.i
to .J. Sam Mauldin, Kas- <
Bgks. or I), i". MauMin, on w
a
?du?'
?A. R. Martin, of the Easily
Telephone Exchange, was in
Pickens for a short, time Tues-,
day.
?E. E. Homar and children.
of Greenville, are visiting the
family of J. W. Earl, of Pickens.
?MissSallieStansell, acharming
young lady of Pickens, E.
P. D, No. 3, is visiting her sister
Mrs. R. C. Robinson, in Pickens
this week.
?David Stansell and wife
have returned to their home in
Pickens after a two-weeks visit
l)leasant,lv Rnrmf. W<f>i rolafivan
^ ?ry.?v ?? ftVIl kVIUVA ? v;n
at Pelzer.
?Senator J. R. Earle and
daughter, Frances, and son
Harry, Thode and wife, all of
Walhalla, visited at thehomeof
J. W. Karlfi- of Piplrona lor.4
? ? ? v*. ivukvuo laoi"
week.
?The Pickens merchants ai e
beginning to receive their fall
supply of goods, prepratory to a
big business this fall. Those
who advertise will get a good
trade.
Miss liftssifi Pftrfvi/loro lnff
^ c. VI<-<?SV ?VLD |
Saturday for New York to buy ,
her fall and winter stock of mil- .
livery. Her Parlors will be at
Folger, Thornley dk- Co.'s again
this season.
?Willie M. Stansell of Pick- ,
cus, K. 1, has moved to town
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uiiii 10 v h i mii^ ior \\ . 15. bFGO- i
num. Ho wants all of his
friends to call and see him when
they are in town.
?Mr. K. Folger, of the firm
of Folder, Thornley ^ Cn., of
1 - ' ?
x iv ivi-na, jiiauc a pleasure trip to J
Charlotte, N. C., lasj. week.S
He made the run through the
country in his automobile.
?Prof. E. A. Ward, of Zirconia,
N. C., closed a successful
singing school at Glen wood
Mill, on the 19th instant. On
Monday, the 22d, he began
teaching at Holly Springs.
?Mr. W. W. Bracher. n. r?>si
dent of Pickens, living near
ltocky Branch, was stricken last
Sunday morning with hart trouble
and died shortly afterward.
His remains were interred the
day following at Bethlehem
Church. For some time he .
naimicd the JSnnday mail com- i
tract lift woen pickens and Easlt'V.
? W'm direct your attention to
tlit'change in the ad. of W. 1$.
i-Yi i inaii. I le talks shirts, and
they arc ^ood ones, too, to wear ,
when nulling fodder, picking i
i-ntton. or dninu: any other kind
ol" work. They are the best |
siiirt l or t he 1111 >nev we ever saw .
I hey are larj^e, rooniv-aiid well- |
made. Better buy a 'supply i
whi!" tin- last. The orice is vcrv |
low. only ">(i fills. I
I )o no! Id pnisonal fr'h'ixi- 1
dlip or poli iral f?; <*.iii<Iic?? cause '
von io make :i mistake in the
[ Intel i?>n. Lay aside persona!
I It i 111 "-i i \ iimI noliliivil ..
I iotirf. ii nc-?-cssjii v, and \ <?i <? tV r
III" jikim lust ?111:iiifit><I lo (ill (In^Ml'K)'ls
i . -;il V :i*?< 1 ^I;i(i of lice-. '
i : tin t liiv von will Iim \ < '
i'.viv n'int:lv \ycll, by voiii
T ; n<I iir < mint
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ni' iii hi" .horn .11 l iiink ;
<; i;;ti i ! !'i fi ! ! ('< ! mo 1
vnic ! ! h< ,1 ; in 1 'i tfount y
nisi; . 1 > < -n i < i: > v r-t' >r
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sliml i:i liti )>.')|>< <\ if) (Mine ?
i;it. <!:ty Jill*' : ?' i til*' i)(?Xt'S. ffl
ckft; ai il in ' ; ;ii- I. r the 9
loot ion Tuesday. ! !< alsol I
ants tin- nil mi! in a.; ffOOll' I
k t">- :.).! i( i being counted, jg
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Does not Cc
Ingredients of A
j ' Sulphur. Destroy* fierms
I falling hair. Cures ra:
Glycerin. Soothln>!. hcallri
strong tonic, anl
Sodium Chlorid. Clennsln*
vjipMcum. increases actlvl
Sage. Stimulant, tonic. Do
Alcohol. Stimulant, antiset
Show this formula to your doctor. Ask li
A*k him If he thinks Ayer's Hair Vigor, as
ration you could use for falling hair, or foi
J. C. ATXR Comta
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?We pay lfic per pound for
your butter. Parish-SSoan i &
Co., Pickons, S. C.
?Dr. E. G. Kerwin, Dentist
of Easlev. will hp in "PiMrorta
every Wednesday. Office over
Keowee Pharmacy.
?Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Iieid,
of Dublin Tex., are on a visit to
Mrs. Reid'8 parents, Mr. and j
Mrs. W. B. Jones, and other re-1
latives in the county. They will
be out for several weeks yet.
Mr. Reid is much enthused over
the condition of things in the
cotton belt and is greatly im-i
bued with the industrial activity
of the south.
?Hon. George S. Legare is in
Charleston whora bo will m
main until after the eleetion,
when ho will come to Pickens
md take a vacation. For some
time he has led a strcnous life
catching up with work, both
congressional and private, that
he had to leave unfinished while
sick and taking treatment in the
government hospital. He has
made a valiant fight for health
OVl/1 .1 li- I -H *
aim H^ciilli-u It, IliiH pill Ull OI
his work, both public and private
in good shape, mended his
politicial fences, finished the
campaign in his district and
given an account of his stewardship,
and is awaiting the verdict
of the people of the district
ne nas so emcientiy and faithfully
served for tho past eight
years, which will be rendered
next Tuesday. We, with his
many friends in this county as
well as over the State hope it
will be favorable and he will
win by a big majority. The
first district cannot do without
him and the state at large needs
him in the halls of congress.
As we sen it this district will
not only do herself a great injustice
hut will do the state
great harm by defeating him.
He stands well in rongress and
U in a position to do a great deal
r?f uood for his constituency.
Meeting of Sunday School Committee.
I hereby call a meeting of the
committee of Pickens
t'o 11ity Sunday School Associaliou
t<? meet al the Pickens Kaptist
cluirch, Pickens. S. ('., on
A'it*.list Ifist, .1(110, al 10 a. in.,
lor i!ic piwpose of arran^in^ our
|>ro^r;un for the next annual
meeting which is t?) !><> held this
rail. The i oininittee consists of
!-ii I'nllovviim. viz: L. 10. Prince
if l/.h vlv township, 1*. K. Lea|
n ! Wa> ley township, J. 11.)
Iv'iwIiiikI <>. (Vntra! li \vns!.i)>,
11. Is. (Janv'.l of I iurrifaue town
!?!}?. A. \V. (Ii'.ivloy >i PiokHis
?wiishi|?. \V. \Y. Ail;?*n of Kas
'aidt' lownship aii<I Lawrence,
i.:i111 di ! >a< nsvill?? Hiwnshi]').
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OMMBBMHBWWWIBWaMBMKifa
ia the only emulsion imi- |
tatcd. The reason is plain? |
it's the best. Insist upon R
having Scott*a?it's vthe H
world's standard flesh and H
strength builder, I
ALL DRUGGISTS \ |
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_. J-," ?ef l<Vr
the Hair- |
ycr's'tlalr Vlaror
that cause dandruff and
ihes .-<ud yrurtlons of scalp.
8. Food to the hair-bulb*.
Ilscptlc, stimulant.
(. quiet*. Irritation of scalp.
ty of glands.
mestlc remedy of lilxli merit.
illc. Wutcr. I'crfum?.
im if there Is a single injurious Ingredient,
made from this formula, is the best prepa?
- dandruff. Let him decide. He knows.
NT, Ixiwoll, Maw.
A family Reunion.
We will give the readers of
the Sentinel-Journal a few dots
of a family reunion which we
had the pleasure of attending on
August the fourth at Mr. Jackson
Hunters, the children and
grandchildren with severa '
friends met on the above date
at the home of Mr. Hunter there
to mix and mingle their voices '
together for a day of pleasure1
nrwl rwofimn. 1 4 ?
t^wuuuc, mc uu^ies wagons'
and cariages begin to arrise i
early in the morning and kept.1
on coming untill there was one |
hundred and fifteen present; just i
at 12.80 o'clock the table was'
prepared under the beautiful
oak in the yard near a well of j
nnvo watov * '
!.v?v/ ??cvtvji, t'lii'ii ct snort mid i
earnest Prayer was offered by
Mr. W. F. Young for the bless-i
ings of the food to the good of <
the body and for the richest
blessing upon the family after
which every one done justice to!
themselves and there was plenty ;
still left on the table. Then V
every one quenched their thirst (
with the good lemonade that
was prepared, then we retired
to the house where we engaged
in singing for about two hours
the singing heing conducted by
Prof. Mat Murphree of Oconee
County with Miss Nellie Gentry
assisted by others at the organ:
after the singings we had a de- r
lightfnl prayer service and after !
the prayer service vvas over the
people began to bid each other
good-by and go to their homes.
We certainly can say that this
was a day of enjoyment and
pleasure to both family and
our prayers arc that the family
may live to have many more
such reunions. Written by a
friend. W. F. Y.
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Awuna and Miwner ironnhitin, take
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l"'<.. s i|im <iis nturi ,*?ipl s'.ilIVrini; and
tin* in^oyinjc*s\ mjiMnn-i <lisa|r><'ar. It
r>ir II fill III" II II >MI??l| .III* pitSrt
iu*' ^ f ' lie hciii'. i liroji' ami bmncltifll
tul'i -. I ("iiit 'iii8 no opiates aiul no '
Irii iiil'til 'Iruux. ll??f use -nihstii iii>".
S.iiil ! ;, :t!l I)ni?;^|st8.
Ariiic <u- I liionW? \V lilch
Nm >1111?-r if your Wn'i??*> ir ?nl ,? is
ii'-iitc i->11iiiiic ! ' -V Ki-lfiy !{ i.ii-'iy
wo! r!i vi iir s-. Mr. t'lnnlo
11. OVVII, ' ! > ?|l>l'''>Vllll\ ., Wlllc-H IS
Uih.1 1 H"- i -iin Lidni>\
r in. lai i< li 11 i !i fr? rm<
ni. A' i-iM ' i i . 'lev's Kiilnry
l\t mcilv Mini ;i i * i tu IjiiuI'v i iTtTtf' !
I li < '! ( ! ' "I iWls I fell
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If v K
ifirj t&bcjn's A vini lie a SaBve i
T,he 3ost Sofvo in The V/or!ri,
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' TAKKS
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR | ,
WHY ,#k
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vV Desirable Farm!
85 acres, three miles from Ka?ley; two
Ston win; in sight of l'ickens Railroad; Biti
one lending out to G.'enwood Cotton Mill.
F. D route with daily mail: near two elm
try school. Ten acres well drained bott >i
and cotton land, also line for grain; bala
estimate of seventy Ave to one hundred tl
ber; four room house, some outbuildin
running water through it. Fifty dollars
if taken at once; part cash, time on balam
100 acres one mile from Pickens court
Pit kens and Ensley public road; new sevei
out buildings; two pastures wired in, run
one. Most of this hind is well improved,
1i?rcu uuugm ana aa<le?l to this tract whi
plenty of timber; also two good tenant, ho
bo cut up and two or thr?M> nico farmH i
present will be disposed of aa svhole tract,
pass as such desirable farms as thiB are f
at right price. See this farm and write
you want it. act quick, as it is going to
name. Special price made till Sept. 15th.
O. S. ST I
Farm foi
Acres i mile from Clemson
Calhoun on Southern Rail1
w.UU U-:~ 1. r - 1
>vilh ui il\ urepia<~e
barn, crib, shelters and other outbuilc
of water in the county. Mouse loc
land. About 25 acres in high state
acres in oak timber; balance in pastni
of the nicest mountain views in the 1
known as ''Mountain View Farm."
one of the best colleges in the state
school too, here is your opportunity
my price. Call on me at the place ]
me at Calhoun, S C.
w. w. t. r*
^JCSr'F^ced Sleeves.
UE^^'Extr.i Size, Roomy and <
C ELEBRj
1J UM
Compare size, Quality, Make, and
It is the working man's friend.
The best 50c. workinj;
We guarantee to give another S
Yours for Busiri
W. B. Fre<
"At i\w Old St.
1'. S.?Bring us your I lams, Kg.t;
get lull value !o?*
Phono: No. 25 for a'! your wants.
We deliver j^oocls I
W mw $ t f
uutil! nllufi 111 1-M.tUl
it's a ni> take to that been
ised for p:;t 11(> i \ <lill -r it*
;oods arc itu Hi? al, < iliua' in iIuaoi* or
irnk . know it as (linger Air, Lemon
voot Boer, Cream Soda, and other
oil drink man ilaUurer;, i no star. ',
aiatty. ( )sv may be far superior in
\ < know ( . d-ink-; are equal in sire
; <mi t!k: n:.u'k?' !>i today and far bott
> jud^e !' merit , ol ;la\? s by
s .i j them i 't '?y ina'kinir a COM11
Knowing . .) t.avors arc "all.wi
)\ i!1 ( onij?: ri v'.lh otlic: W'c. \
in, n .thoni r< to si.in;at*<l '>! <:o
' h. hoc. a ! >ri)uiln nni -ss wc liiul
V\'< bflit v that ail ihir.i;s bcin a
rclor*. and < on espondcncti andi.ur
1 \ cnr/> \iin < i"1""'""
mse lair-minded mon who handle out
sit patronage on that basis.
Pickens Bottlin
l&ttwfl ft
< for Km In )
tnilt-H from i)c v \ :? Q.?'- ^
jilted on I'A. i?11! im - r.
tlw other to KmpIh) ; on W. B
ircln g. nl8'? ! tiding rou'i. H
n land; 4:> ar-m* l?*v?-l corn V|
!?( ? jn original f?>r??Ht with
tiousan-l foot lint* saw timigs;
pasture wired in with M
an acre will buy thin faim ?
, house: fronting on the
i room house on this, go.id jm
ning water through eaoh Xf
k.. I ?
uniiiioc iih8 juHt recently fl
ch lies well to improve; W
uses. This could easily
nade if one desired , but at M
Dont let this bargain W
icarce that can l>e bought
i for price and terms. If M
be sold at the price I will ff
Apply to
3 W A RT, /
V -
r Sale
College, 3-4 mile lroir
ivn\r f -a/\#1 ?
f. vjuwvi resi
to each room. 5-stall
lings, and the best well
ateel in the centre of the
of cultivation. About 10
re and pine timber. One
lp-coimtry. This place is
It you want to locate near
and a j^ood common
This place will sell at
mentioned nlmvp or
?lalley.
double St'*
Coir iortable. v^5??
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8 w?
sou will wear this Su
Shirt made.
Iiirt for any tint rijj.
ICSS,
Si 8CJ E
nur*
s ami Chickens aiu
hem.
ree anywhere in the cu
ius<: the ,sam? names art; .
!n<ip.'!I. ';MU*"rs tlifit tho ;
i iic I he: that
Sour, Strawberry, Poach,
flavors, art. put' up by all
ird b\' which to j icl<?*:
. h
every way to th others,
njtjtii to ll)c h placed
cr than sonic. 1 te \va\
tasting tii -.'1, not *' y in
ARATl\ ! t
il il ') f <' ' ? i
.. .. L..V, .. ^.ijv i vv (:
liakf i!: b ,->t ' \v
inju'iilor . . ; do
way to improve u
l'ial (< hai '
dealing will c iis;.< :hj
ot only for : ;; but lev ;;1
* (roods al^: and \v< -
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