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Pickens Sentinel-Journal: %r~ : ^ | \ \ \ X N \ \*\?\ \ \ V*\/j 1 LOCAL BREVITIES II % - \ I * Somo Things You Know and Some 'C P You Don't Know About Our ^ Towns, County & People j /:\ \ m \ N:\ \ \ \ \ \ nk? ?Blease, Moore, Hampton! All elected. I For Sale?Lot flooring and j ceiling. Prices and quality! guaranteed by J. R. Meece, R. 3, Pickens, S. C., 3 miles S. W. of Price's store. ?Bennett Hill lost 3 memo i books {fnd 2 mortgages between x roads and Pickens last Tuesday. He ask the finder to leave them at this office. ?Married 011 Sunday, the 28th ult?byM. F./Hester, N. P. at his residency, Miss Hattie Hendricks, daughter of David Hendricks, to Mr. Mack Barnes, all of the Tabor section of the county. ?Mr. Addis Sheriff and Miss Alma Brewer were man ied on the28th ult., by llev. J. T. Dob-| son, at his residence. The hap-! py yaung coupje have the con j gratuiations of their many! friends for a happy life. ?Air. and Mrs. John Roper have returned to their home in Pickens, from a mighty pleas ant and enjoyable trip to JefFerson, Ga., where they went to visit their son, Dr. Lawrence Roper. ?Rev. C. L. CraiK of Walhalla, will connnenco a protract ed mooting at Keowee Baptist church t h e foufeh Sunday iw September and continue 'l? ju. tho 1st Sunday in October. We will ho. assisted Ijy an evangelist from Walhalla. ?Mrs. F. M. tFarr died at her nome Sunday, at an advanced a^e. Her remains were interred at Barea church, in Qreenville county, the day following her death. She leaves several children, besides a hosfcOf relatives and frinrwls tn ninni'n ! ???. ?Win. G. Field, Ex-Probate Judge, and former citizen of this county, died at his home in Elberton, Ga., oxi the 530th instant, after a lingering illness, aged 73 years. He was a brother of our fellow townsman 0. P. Field, and leaves a host of relatives and friendu t.n ninmn his death. ?Mr. C. M. Bowen, the buyer for the H.-B.-M. Co. has returned from New York, where he went to select th fall stock of dry goods for this firm. Mr. Bowen is a discriminating buyer and informs us that he has| one of the best selections of dry j goods, suitings and fall novel-! ties that can be found any-j where. Charlie says He had the time of his life seeing the sights. ?Th( Lathem homestead in Pickens county, one of the oldest cclotial mansions in this section )f the State, was destroyed oy fire Mondav night. The los was total, with no in-1 surance. The house was oceu- 1 pied at t\e time by George W. J Lathem. The house was built in 1 An 1 ^iuuiiu kiuihj- j ed by th< English King to Mr. i Lathem's great grand father. For a long lumber of years the building his been one of the land marksof that section. It wafj,' .* about a mile from Carf cflwrch and between DacusvilUand Fair's Mill. The fire is sup>osed to have caught /? i *? * - ironi a atective stove Hue. A family, vmo wore living in the house had had "soon supper" and Mr. Lfwas out at the lot, when ho dif'overed the kitchen was on tire. Most of the house* hold good'A veiv gotten out and saved. The. manv friends of Mr. Lathon sympathize with him in his U s. I v Office rooms for rent. Apply to J. R. Ashmore. ?Rocky Bottom precinct in this county, told tho tale. Fourteen votes were cast and every one went fo; Blease. ?Dr. E, G. Kerwin, dentist of Easley, will be in Pickens every Wednesday. Oft ice over Keowee Pharmacy. ?When you are hunting bar sains in Keal Estate don't fail to see us. List your Ileal Estate with us and we will get a purchaser for you as quickly as anybody. Carey & Chastain. Tno *"""1 ?.i?v vv/iiiin mtccn tUG Illt'Ul* ing today. The elections . are over and everybody is talking the Pickens County Fair. It is an assured fact. It will be hold October 19, 20 and 21. We hope to publish the premium list next week. TCv^rvlwiir fn..v. v/? J UUUJ UHlIt IAJ now and help us to pull off the best fair we have ever held. Five Dollars Reward, for any imui iiiciMcm tnai will lead to the recovery of my white setter dog with light brown ears. lie is nine months old and answers to the name Beppo, the same having strayed or was stolen from my home at Beverly, S. C., on Sentemhor I H)io C. T. Peigler, R.R.I. Liberty, S. C. ?The complete returns of the election in this county, with the inn nf (In. t .11 1 v /1 uuu v i \ ir>r"j vv i * 11 uUj\, gives Looper L4/5I5, Craiir 15JH); Blease 181C), Featherstone 117(?; Moore l/iiiH. Richardson 1:{(?'.); Cansler 15!il, Hampton 11417. Report says Craig and Looper tied at Cross well. This elects Craig by 77 majority. ?Miss Dora Oliver, daughter of Mr. Thomas Oliver, of the Keowee side, and Mr. Crayton Mullinix \v?re happily married 011 SlUldav the 11th iiiKhml ;it the home of {he bride, P>. 1). Mauldin N. Is. officiating. *The attendants were Miss Olive Mullinix with Sam Oliver. After luncheon the happy young couple left for the. home of the groom's parents at Norris. They have the congratulations of many friends. ?The Fancier's Union rally which was to have been held at Pickens yesterday was postponrw/l Tf ...III ? - l?1-1 --- fn 1 v,v?. xi/ win m; iicm 011 iuesoay the 27th instant, during the noon hour of court. Prof. J. 1* O'Neal Holloway will be tho speaker. He is on a camnaipn of education and information over the state. He will also address the people on the night of the 27th at Liberty in the school house beginning at 8 o'clock. These addresses are instructive and should woll > " .? v/.* uivwii\iru UJ everybody, regardless of whether they are farmers' union men. A Good Position Can be had by ambitious vounc men and ladies in the field of "Wireless" or Railway Telegraphy. Since the 8-hour law became effective and since the Wireless Companies are establishing stations throughout the country there is a great short(if 'folonrponlintw -nw w. wiv^iuim^io. A UDltlUIlh pay beginners from $70 to $1)0 per month with good chance of advancement. The National Telegraph Institute operates six official institutes in America, under sunervision of R. li. and Wireless Officials and places all graduates in positions It will pay you to write them for full details at Davenport, la., (-ineinnati, ()., Portland, Ore., or Tonn ' n ' * >1111. i i - vv't Kri in SlrHi ?>? 1(1 "ICxrclHltlil llpnltli So siiy Mis. CIuik. Lyon Peoria, III.: "1 found in your Foley Kidney I'illfl a prompt and ppeedy cure fo bnekucho and kidney trouble whieh bothered me for many months. I am nnw enjoji:.^ excellent lieallit which i owe io } ' >i< Kidney i'iiis." Sold lis .<i! Dnn'ci. I ^ 1 *> , ii. - V'.'"'<V Card of Thanks. i desire to return my sincere |thanks to the good people of | Pickens for their contributions | to my magic lantern fund. In I eluding tho $(?.97 received from : the Easley friends, I have received $43.97 which is more than I asked for. Fraternally. J. C. Calhoun Newton. Kur Ouickltvllnt' From liny Kevnr Asthma arid summer bronchitis, take F..lov'u i i T- - ' -. mm mi . it <|ihukiv relieves the discomfort and sulTering and the annoying symptoms disapoear. It soothes and heals the inflamed air passages of the head,throat and bronchial tubes. It contains no opiates and no harmful drugs. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all Druggists. ?Married, at Cateechee last AjI r\ -%r 1.1 * 1 tnu otn instant, at 9 o'clock, Mr. Mack Hamilton to Miss Janie Chapman both of Liberty, J. Alonzo Brown at the throttle. The happy young couple have the congratulations of their many friends. StanirerH Skoi>tlr? Thataclean, nice, fragrant, compound like Buckland's Arnica Snlve will instantly relieve a bad burn, cut, scald, wound or piles, staggers skeptics. Hut great cures prove it a wonderful healer of the worst sores, ulcers, boils, felons, ec/.ema, skin eruptions, as also chapped (lands, snrains smil ;? >* :it all 1 )runtrisls. The work day planned for Saturday Sep. 24th next for the Orphanages of South Carolina should he observed hy all of our people. Especially could the children of the Sunday schools roll up a hitr amount if tlmv should pick cotton or get sonic I job of work that day and send | the earnings to one <>i" the or1 plumages. There are nearly 2,000 Sunday schools in South Carolina in Baptist, Episcopol, Methodist and Presbyterian churches and some who are not supported by any denomination. > iiuu just a rcw dollars from each I school would make a splendid total. Acuto or ChroiiM?Which. No matter if jour kidney trouble ir acute or chronic Foley's Kidm-v Remedy will reach voitr rjise. Mr. (Maude ( B.own. Revnolil.-villi*. Ill,, writes tit | that he suffered many months with kid ney compliant v.-hich hn Hied iill treatment. A' lust lie tried Foley's Kidney Remedy ami a fcv larj<<- hott les effected a complete cure. He saw;, "ii ha heexi of inesiimaMe value to me. Snl>i hy all I ?ru?ui>ls. Card of Thanks. I desire to thank the people of Pickens county for the courteous treatment and liberal vote given me during the recent campaign. J. D.Simmons. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Boughi Card of Thanks. Cleinson Collet, Sep. 5i. Mr. Editor:?Please allow nu space in your valuable paper t< thank the people of Pickem county for the flattering vot( they gave me on the HOth ult. and assure them that the confi deuce placed in me is appreciated more than gold or silver. I hope, if it be the Lord's will, that I am spared to enter npon the duties of the office to which T have been elected, that I may be able to prove my appreciation by rendering faithful service which I shall endeavor to (if) ;it all times mihI mulor all cirCUII^tMlK'f'S. Jaincs >I. I,awreiuv. IHiim nnl f!n IWMVIJ HUN WW\ !)? AVER'S n-r/ Stopfl Fnlllrti? H>rsJr Dcsfroys Dandfaff Ingredients! ' 'I ? . C apsicur.i. ; A hair preparation made from <his fYv.-nni! > ! R hair food, a hair tonic, a hair clresr.in;'. Cor I (! . , t IKJ WKJC.'^ .*xi. :srur HI ' ( ' S ' .?C." ifi. '' Hit*' To k?'<'p your health s mnii;'0 avoid the ills of ji Iv.'.ni'ui^ y.'u.s: to on-ervc your physical lor<;t't< I ?r a ri ? ; "*) healthful ?>l'l a*>\ t^u tnl vour !<nli??-vs | by talari Foley's Kidney Ue . ? <ly. I Sold 11>* Dnisiiiisi8. arise, For he is happy in the skies. And there he stands with beckoning hand And calls us to that peaceful 1 n.rwl I I In Memoriam. Thou art. gone, our precious i darling. i Never more canst t hou return, i ' Thou wilt sleep ji peaceful slunr ! i 1 | .H.M Till the resurrection morn. ; Duwanl the five months old I son of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Field, died at their home on August 19 and was buried the day following his death at Secona cemetery. Weep not for him. thouerh Prepare us Lord by Thy rich grace, To meet, him in that happy place; And there upon the mount of God We'll tell thy wonders all abroad. j That lovely Mower so bright and fair, Iii all the irlow of health; i With dimpled checks and beau ty 1 arc, Cut down, I see by death. ;P>ut in that bright elysian plain, j Where verdure never dies, i Thai lovely flower shall bloom again, And thrive above the skies. Peacefully lav him down to rest; Place the turf kindly o'er his breast; Sweet is the slumber beneath the sod, \ATK: l 4 1 ] v> inn' me pure soul IS resting with God. Quietly sleep, beloved one; Sleep till the resurrection morn. Loved Ones, i The Pickens Assocation. 1 made a mistake last week in | giving the time for the next . meeting of this assoeiaton. The executive committee agreed on Wednesday before the third i Sunday in October which will I be the 12th and not the 19th as I published. Please allow me to correct the ! error and to say to all concerned ' I that the next session of the Pickens Association will begin on the 12th of October and not the 1<Uh C. E. Robinson, Ch. Ex. Com. I i Clerks Sale. ! St'll(? i f South C'rioIh n. Com ty of Pickens I>< l:t. N. .\iulliiiH. Plaintiff. VH Mit>. >V C. Middt-n (:?1. Defi'inlhiiti). !n putHiiHhce of h <l?-cret?l order in th?? above ntaied c:ik?? I?y lion. Kriie^t ( ray at OhantherH in <?reenville S. ('. dated hept 18th IW10. I will sell to the > hi^h'Ht 1 i id?*r on huledav in Ociolur . HMO .lini tin* lef;al hours for sale at k Pickens Court H?>uh?' S. C. t{ie following described tract <>f land tu-wit: A!! that truct or narcel of laud in the County of I'lek'-M-- in Smnlt (>t<Hiii)i and in I'ick. ens i'o\vnnhi|> s mate idw>ii? nix miles fr<nn Pickens Court House hounded y | hinds of ."iteplieiiH hohien, John Conly I .[ || A mlitur .I:in?uu W H?",v C 'ntainiiiK s vent? (7U) acron more or 1-88, and being1 tin* 8am<> convevwl by .1. E. .M!11n to T. 'J. and rmivoyt-?| to J K Mcdlin I?\ U. (Sootl and t I'. ?;.??? ! bv Jami's F,. Hngood. Terms cash. f'nre.li .?< !s in pay for 1 |? tpern find r?)<vidinj$ lite hiiiiic. s. ,,t. !4 1010 A. J. <'lerk <>f cuirt. Km VJGOR An Cicgant Drrv?r.?*!ng: Makes l~3 ?E ? tr OrowJ lyrrrin. f Sodium f 'tin ' F; ioifc. Alcoli Water. i .rtunv . ? is harmless, y possesses positive merit. A' rtill your*' lor Jv-v.' <he&c hairproblems. ' t .1. rass ! i% --W: #"!} Despair i lw__ cne n wctnnn t JK V. -,'espnii*, mid the cicipon /\r^r L; \ 11 daily burden of ili-lica / ^ \\V?/ \ derangements of the dc 1 ^ K \V JC-?J distinctly feminine. I I \ pletely upset the nerves Dr. I'ierce's Favorite s\ V* weakness and disease ol JT\\i /\ IT MAKES > Sr S!CK |m\ It allays inflammati ~^* ^i J *7 tones and builds Y ^ ar,d motherhood. cC?^ have nothing to u It is non-secret, non-alcoholic ond bas Ask Your Nbighhors. They probably kr If you want a book that tells all about them at home, send 21 one-cent sinmns t only, and he will send you a free copy of Common Sense Medical Adviser?revised, In handsome cloth-hinding, 31 stamps. Ad ^ vt\ 1 \\n Wai*i - J./ VUAJ ti H/ll; A til J ^ 8.1 acres, three miles from Eiisley; i n ton Mill.- in sight of Pickens Railroad v one leading out to filemvood Cotton K F. I), route with daily mail: near t\v( n trv selinol 'iVn ???-" " * ' . .. avico wt-ii uruuieo ii !an<l cotton html, also fine for grain; estimate of seventy live to one hundi her; four room house, some outht running water through it. ^ifty <iol if taken at onee; part cash, time on I 100 acres one mile from Pickenn Pii kens and ISsisley public road; new out huihlings; two |>a-Hires wired in one. Most of this land is well impn heen bought and addi-d to t his true plenty of timb r; als<> two good ten u m he cut up and two or three nice fat ^ present will he disposed of us u h..'.. i puss as sucli ilcsiriihl"' farms as duff at right piii'i*. S.H* this farm ainl w y?>u want it. art quick, as it is goii B name. Special price ma le till Sept. f I s* s usansmsmssamr SSXPV i ii 11wiiii iimi >i HIH 1DELICAT Lunch Room. I rcmcy <u Meals at all hours. All the Delicacies Fruits and Fancy Groceries Prompt Service and Poli i J. W. & C. L. HE Your Patronaj I TCTlNml Koom in ! j MHHHBMHDnMHi Goods to Suit i\ Just at this season of the ye flat appearance. We aje pre j nnrcc erfw o l""" r...^ ^ ways. Look Over O and you will readily see that we on such goods as are in daily de Here .ire more values that c? Few cases LaBell Syrup 40c p 35c Per gallon or 3 gallon for $1 Good I:>l> rirp r n ^^...^-1 ? jx, J./V.I ^UllllU I) | Come to see us. jCRAIG Farm f< i Acres i mile from Clem |-Calhoun on Southern dence with brick firepl barn, crib, shelters and other out of water in the county. House land. About 25 acres in high s acres in oak timber; balance in p 1 of the nicest mountain views in known as ''Mountain View Farm one ol the best colleges in the school too, hero is your op|.?o**;i my pric.". Call on mc at the ) !; inc ai Calhoun, S. ('. w. w. T. / $ J. " v. . md Despondence I ? ?as ;nn tell t.:e story of tlie suffering, the -Jcney endured by women who carry lilt and pain because of disorders and lie tie and important organs that are ic tortures so bravely endured eomif long continued. Prescription is a positive cure for [ the feminine organism. -VEAK Won EN STRONG, WOMEN WELL. ion, heals ulceration ond soothes pain, up the nervcr.. It fits for wifehood Honest medicine dealers sell it, and rge upon you as *' just as good." a record of fortv vcars of cures. low of some of its many cures. woman's diseases, and how to cure o Dr. Fierce to pay cost of mailing his great thousand-page illustrated up-to date edition, in paper covers, dress Dr. R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y. ^ CI - 1 1 Lilts iur caie. # two miles from new AI?? ;.- Cot- m : situated on two public roads, Mill, the other to Bnslej ; on H. K ? elmrclu s. itls'? leading rutin lottoin land; 4-> ai-r.-> level corn balance in original forest .villi W r?"(I thousand feet lin>? saw timHidings; pasture wired in with M I sirs an acre will bnv tbis fnrsn >a la nee. A court house: frenting <>n the seven room home en this. j;'""' 4jr .running water through e.icli H ;>ve)l, balance has jn?t recent1\ W t which lies well i<> in?| JT it houses. This could t-Msily ins tn;n!e if one desired. but ;it /g tract. I) >ul let t!ii- burg :in JT i arc scarce ih it can I? bought wlit'- for pri<'e ;i11 1 ter ns. If 1;, to It:- .-*<>l? 1 ;it ill" jifift- 1 wiil I V I). A |?i?ly to TISVVAItT, f ("cni raI, S. < '. ,y s ESSEN! I Restaurant. irocers. I ( )uick Lunches Served, of the Season. _ B est the Market Affords, ite Attention Assured. STER, Prop'rs. I *e Solicited. i ' wiinruiiuil, ie Flat Purses, 'ar most of the imrQ^c ^ 1 ?- "YV>ared to help make the small III' ( ounttMS are saving the people money mand. innot be picked op every day. er gallon. Perfection syrup .o<). nly a small lot left. gooci common u:c mentions ihov or \v; it^ jf^k >r bale son College, 3-4 mile from Railway. (iood 5-room resilarc to each room. 5-stall buildincfs, and the l>"st well ; located in the centre of the. tate of cultivation. About i<> astore and pine timber. One the up-country. I his phi is It you want to locate near . I ? * * ? 1 ~