The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, September 22, 1910, Image 1
PlcKENS SENTINEL-JoURNAl.
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40lh Year PICKENS. S. C. SEP. 22 1910. Number 18
Premium L
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Stock Pr
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T71 1 i j
ror cow giving largest quann
ton seed nieai. Second prize, 200
Best beef cow or steer over tw
meal. Second prize, 1 year's subs
nal.
For best beef cow or steer nnt
seed meal. Second prize, 1 year'*
Journal.
For the best heifer, milk bre<
pitcher.
For the best buil, any age?A
Uest. Yoke of oxnn? A good v
Por the best single ox?A whi
For the best station?$3.00
Pharmacy. Second prize, a good i
For best family horse or mare
For the best bred country mul
A $10. (X) saddle. Second prize, a
Supply Company.
For best horse or mare from c
by X /VV 'ireeman. Second prize
ens p/?T*ipany.
fTTor the best saddle horse or m
Keowee Supply Company offers a
* < 5/ For best driving horse or man
*iO - .. - - - -
For the best draft horse or
prize. One year's subscription to t
For the best pair of draft hors
lines. Second prize, a good team
For the best pair of driving h<
? co /5c cigars by Keowee Pharmacy
T?rvr fho f , 1. * . f~\
x vi unu i/uou i ai in 1111111 *; \fi
prize, a good halter.
For the best pair of farm mill
Second prize, a pair mule blankets
For the best horse or marc col
all clock by the Pickens Drug Con
or snears.
For the host mule colt under
Second prize, one good Rexall ton
Company.
For tlli? lw*et lwArwl ..
? v. ?/voi U1VUVI 111(111.: ill Ml I
For the best jack; One Icathei
For the best sow; One meat (
For the best brood sow with i>
food.
For t.hn l)Aut l^ior nnd/ii' oiv
_ i'>rs oia iim
^ food. '
v * p '
For the best pi^ over six niont
A good handsaw.
' t.
For t.he host boar under one y<
. V.
Secod prize, one sack salt. Third
rings.
For tho best Jersey cow regis
PtUl' GENERAL FARIV
For the best '2 stalks of cotton
I>v Moore & Mauldin. Second prb
For the host r> stalks of corn; (
Folger, Thornley & Co. Second
distributor.
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For tho host pock of wheat; (>i
Thomas eXc I fames. Second prize,
Hardware and Grocery Co.
,V. For the best, peck of oats; A :?<
" >""
x*> thjliF " *K'^t bundle of (?;its; One a
For the hest gallon of rye; Oi
For the hest. gallon of field pea
For the three hest stalks of soi
, knife.
For the best, one-half gallon I
red cedar bucket. . Second prize, a
For tho best band of tobacco;
Foi the best, halo of peavine hi
jt
the beat bale of sorghum ji
For the best bale, any variety
For the best and largest, pmnj
U,r thn 4^4 IS? \t' ....
>>i in* i u>ivi;i|n I >< >11 111IU, \\ Ul'KS.
f
Kor I ho t1,1 ^>: ^,(,,)^ ii^
ist of Fair.
emiums.
ty of milk?1st prize H00 lbs cotlbs
cotton seed meal.
o years old?300 lbs cotton seed
jcription to the Sentinel-Jourlor
two years old?200 lbs cotton
* subscription to the Sentinelid?A
good enamel bowl and
good pitchfork.
rhip.
P.
hranKlin pen by the Keowee
raw hide buggy whip. ?
?A good la]> robe.
e from two to four years old?
good leather collar by Keowee
ountry?A pair of $3.00 shoes
j, a Rexall watch by the Pick
tare from town or country, the
first-class riding bridle.
a; Full raw hide buggy whip.
mare; a horse robe. Second
he Sentinel-Journal.
les or mules; One pair of check
whip.
>rses from the country; lOOCin'.
Second prize, a nice lap robe.
i<> good wagon bridle. Second
es; A good pair team bridles.
1 under oik; year old; One Rexupany.
Second prize, one pail
one year old: A j^ood saddle,
utain pen l>v the Pickens Dru^
olt; A nice Im^gy bridle.
halter.
'hooper.
i^s; 1-1 doz. 50c packages stock
mths old; One package stock
lis and under 12 months old;
ear old; Ono $1. butcher knife,
prize, one ho^ nose ringer and
T
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tered; A good enameled milk
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1 PRODUCTS.
; One Blue Bell middle buster
Be, one Gee Whizz cultivator.
)ne Lynchburg Farm Plow by
prize, ono Oarmichaol ciiunn
I
io fiOlb sack of Purity/ Hour by
our flour bin by tlif' Pickens
I
i
> ('hattanootra turn/nlmv \H
A ftood shovel. ^
;<><>d .">()< pocket knife/.
le good half bushel measure,
s; ()ne drawing kuif'e.
"Khum cane; One j^ood pocket
loine made sor^hnm; A tfood
graduated measuring cup.
A f /t i' I 1/ I--:-- *
i> >' iciicii urij.ir ]>1 j???.
iv; Mowing J*la<l<'-.
ind peavine hay; A good axe.
; A ham axe.
>kin. I ease assort,*'d|soft drinks
11 * 11. \ f <
J/V'U.
nnclon, any variety: Huiehei
For the largest sweet potato; A g
, For the best peck of sweet potato^
For the best peck of Irish potatoei
For the best and largest beet; A f
For the best and largest cabbage;
SPECIAL PRIZES FOR FA
For two best stalks of cotton grew
Heath-Bruce-Morrow Co. will give on
1st prize, 1000 pounds of guano; 2<
ano; 3d prize, 400 pounds of guano.
For the best two stalks of cotton i
the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
Thornley & Co. one ton of guano as f
1st prize, 1000 pounds of guano; 2<
ano; :kl prize, 400 pounds of guano.
l A a.
l ui uiu ufsi? uve .siaiKs or-corn grc
Tho Ileath-Bruce-Morrow Co. will giv
lows:
1st prize, 1000 pounds guano: 2d p
For the greatest variety and best s
grown with Etiwan guano, Folger, T1
ton of Guano as follows:
1st prize, 1000 pounds of guano;
ano: 3d prize, 400.
T7* i-1- 1 i * ' "
i'oi brie oesi one-nail ousnal of wi
| guano, the company will give through
1200 pounds of their guano as follows:
1st prize, (?(X) pounds of guano; 2d
i 3d prize, 200 pound* of guano.
For the best one-half bushel of o;
Guano the Compay will offer through
800 pounds of guano as follows:
1st prize, 400 pounds of guano; 2d
3d prize 200 pounds of guano.
For the two ht?sh ftt.ftllrs nf rnt.fnn c
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motto guano, the Southern Cotton Oil
H. A. Uichey 1000 pounds of guano as
1st prize, (KM) pounds; 2d prize, 4<K)
^ For the five best stalks of corn kit
the Southern Cotton Oil Co. offers thr
pounds of guano as follows:
1st prize, (500 pounds* 2d prize, 10(
For the 2 best stalks of cotton gro
1.111? 1'iininn n v vv-ill trivo f li fj-o ? ! /><
v**w ,m I '? ' ? " 1,1 h>1 ' v *-*i* Ul 1 ' 4
of tfuano as follows:
1st, prize, 1000 pounds; '2d prize,
pounds.
For the whitest, cotton and ncat.cs
mill will tfivo one holt (ftOvds) of their
Parties competing for the special
will not he permitted to compete for t
prizes on cotton and corn. All parties
tests for iarm products will he requirec
l"HY?d llf't.si vvni'ii riiiwul 1 > v tlimn r? ti fliiiit*
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POULTRY ASSOC
Premiums for the Fourth Annus
County Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stocl
Connection With the Pickens County
$10 in gold for the best pen.
$5 Silver Loving Cup for second b
tor tht; best pen Barred Hynr
$2.50 Huff
$2.50 White
$2.50 White Wya
$2.50 " " " Columbian 1
$2.50 Silver Laced
$2.50 S. 0. Rhode
*^. >1) 1511 tT Orpingi
$2.50 S. C. White
$2.50 S. 0. Brown
?2.50 Buff Letfhoi
12.50 S. C. Black
$2.50 " Aneonas
;i() k% ' ' f !/\rniuli Itwtl
$2.50 " Pit Fowls
$1 " " " pair Plymouth N
$1 " " " " Wyandotte?
$1 S. C. Jthocle
$1 " American I
$1 " " " " Orpingtons i
$1 " " k' " Leirhornsai
$1 " " " " Minorcasan
$1 " " " Games.
?1 " Bantams an
$1 " I. It. Ducks
$1 " Mammoth 1
Tho National Club Ribbons of the
en under tne usual rules and conditio!
The PromiumsYor tho Special ftxl
' partnient will bo published later. The
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lilU'l. ^ MIILII 1 w IIUIIIL
t'r ?m 4li!kjom ?) "KtiiOllluiit H?til(li ~
, So t-ny Ma. CI ins. Lyon, Peoria, ill,:
"1 found in your Foley Kidney I'MIh a I
proinot and >peedy euro for ba< vclio EKi#
and kitln*?y trouble whicli bothered mo RmI-H
fojwMiiy mon?l)Hf 1 am n:iw ?;njoking
I which I owe to Foley w|H
ood bottle of perfume.
*8; A potato hoe.
9; Set of knives and forks,
cood pair scissors.
Good cooking pot.
kRM PRODUCTS.
m Mtarlft'a I
r ! tvM o uauu, uiic
e ton of guano as follows:
tl prize, (>(K) pounds of gu?rown
with Wando guano,
will give through Folger,
ollows:
1 prize, (500 pounds of gu11
J
)\vn with Royster's Guano. j:
e one ton of guano as fol-j
rize, (>00; 8d prize, 100;
selection of corn in the ear
lornley <Sc Co. will give one
1 prize, <>00 pounds of gu
leat grown with Anderson
i Folder, Thornley ?Sc Co.,
prizo, *100 pounds of guano;
ats grown with Anderson >
, Folder, Thornley & Co., 1
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prize, 200 pounds guano;
\
\
(rown with their goods,Pal- (
Company offers through ,
r follows:
pounds.
nvn with Palmetto Guano,
ougn 11. i\. iticnoy iuuu
I
) pounds.
wn with Richmond Guano,
I, & Son of Norris, one ton
i
(?()() pounds; ftd prize, -100 |
t packed hale, the Pickens
first grade sheeting. j
prizes for farm products <
he gereral farm products J
i entering either of the con- '
1 to make affidavit that tin; '
farm. 1
:iation. j
il Exhibit of the Pickens {
c Association, to be Held in f
Fair, Oct. 19-20-21, 1910. I
l
est pen. ?
tonth Rocks. f
f i iu
Wyandottes
Wyandot.tes i
Island Reds.
tons
I j?>f*horn
I iO^horn
ns
Minotvas
inn Games
'oeks any kind
I
I.-land Iicds
)oniinir|iK?s
any kind
ly kind
y kind
fy kind.
ironzo Turkeys.
vj/riotis breeds will he giv"!
IU i
I o
iil>il and the: Ladies' l)e
program will also appear i
i
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zrvmi packer'S li
saifoi? hair balsam 1
1 OI..1 bovitlf!?j H. Iiair. I i
y* ?* fcj I'riilii.ilu It lllxuri I it priiivlh.
?T ^ Movcr Fniltt to llontoro Orny| '
il r?^Hi Cur?? ?c?lp c!l?<>ji?ft Jfjinlr 1. .i.4.^l !
c
InlT.laTVi
I|^"*I"B?^B,? ! u
I it the only emtdaion imi-1 0
I tated. The reason is plain? I u
I it's the belt limUt upon 1 >
I having Scoff's?it*# ithe I 11
world's standard flesh and 1 a|
strength builder. "
. ALL DRUGGISTS I "
Dr. T. A. Seawright, ^
DENTIST, T
Pickens, South Carolina.
I
Office upstairs Freemnn Bldg. j
$100 Reward $100 j*
The rcnilers of this papers will be 'p
leased tp learn that there is at iea.-t j n
lie dreaded disease that science has (''''
icen iiblc to cute 111 all its slaves, ami
<hat is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is l;
.lie only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity, Catarrh beiti# a
constitutional disease, require* a consti- 1
tutional treatment. Hall's Ciitnrrli Cure
s taken internally, acting directly upon
ihe blood and mur.ous surfaces of the ?
jystem, hereby destroying the foundation
of the dismast/, and giving the pa- S
tient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have J
io much faith in its curative powers that they
otfer One Hundred Dollars for any "
sase that it fails to cure. Send for Het
3f testimonials. Address: ,
If T .'UUMPV tv /-?#"? m i
> ?. l IV W., KIIHQU, U.
Sold by DruK^iatH, 75c.
Take Hull's Family Pills for conatipa- ^
tion. o
o
Q
Botanic
Blood Balm I
/R R R \ PllPflC' ThnniifiH fhn Dlnnd ?
v u. lit u. J Ulll lit] linuilljll IIIG U1UUU ! 1>
_&BlDod Poison, jj
ffffin BONK PAINS, CAN- *
Kiff CKIt, SCALY SKIN, e
LsflST) PIMPLES, Mrli/ v
Rheumatism, Eczcma^ <r,c
? *
y tuiiiu^ 11umors.
Il.li. It (Hotnmc Blood Hlood) is the H
mly Blood Remedy that kills the poison ai
n the hlood and then purifie* it?send- al
ng a Hood of pure, rich hlood direct to h
he skin surface, hones, joints, and E
vherever the disease is located. In this d
.vav all sores, ulcers, pimples, eruptions
ire healed anil cured, pains and nches
)f Rheumatism cease, swellings subside.
5. B. H. completely changes the hody
nto a clean healthv ronditii m irivin.r i
J 1^
he Hkin the rjch. red hue <>f perfect
lealth. R. H. H. oure? the woiat "l<l
:asPH. Trv it.
SOTANIC BLOOD BALM BBB
pleasant ami nafe to take: composted of pure
iotanlc ingredient". It ptirltle* ami enriches
he blood. It. II. II. htreiiKtliens the nerve*
iiul l? 1111 < I n tip the broken down syMcm. Drug.
;l8ts$I.OO I'BIt l<AKUK MOTTLK with dlrec
ions for home cure.
Sold at All Drujj Stores.
ID KIMP.'C HIFW mc/>nifcn?
Kf i^V>V V Lll r
Will Surely Stop That Couah,
,
BILIOUS?
CONSTIPATED? i
HEADACHE? 1
^ il HI Brill iw
i^, a I
W
FOR ;<
SPEEDY RELIEF. ..
at
1 c<
l_- - ? 1 c
Nearly Everybody
TAKES M
SIMMONS IIVER REGULATOR ?i
, "Sir YOU? i
' N
Tlmy Hi?v?A DeUntte I'urponn
Foley Kidney Pills give quick reliof in
[ise of kidney and bladder ailmente.
[rs Hoao (llaser Torre Haute, lad.,
din the result in lier cane. "After sufiring
for many years fom a serious
ise of kidney trouble and spending
inch money for so called cures, I found
ol?y Kidnev Pills the onlv niMdininn
Hit gave me a permanent cure. I am
<ain able to bo up and attend to my
ork. I shall never hesitate to recomlend
them." Sold by all Druggists.
railway Mail Clerks Wanted
he Government pays Railway Mai
Clerks $800 to $1,200. and other
Employees up to $2,500 annually.
Uncle Sam will hold snrimr evamiiin.
ons throughout the country for Uailiy
Mail Clerks. Custom House Clerks
ml other Government Positions,
housands of appointments will i>e
rule. Any manor woman over 18, r.
iiv or country can K<*t instruction aim
ee informat ion by writing at,once to
iure-iu of Instruction. 108 Hatnlir
milling, itochestcr, N, Y.
3o You Get Up
1XT3* T* ? T ???/?
i7 ii/ii u juaiiiv uawn i
Jdncy Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everyone knows of Dr. Kilmer's
wamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
(l ,| , bladder remedy, be*?-?'
JEy I. cause of its remark11
able health restoring
[L propetties. SwampU
.J"- ^ oot fulfills almost
i i1 js/ 1 "5(6 every wish in over\
I I ](]f coming rheumatism,
C rL?. pain in the back, kidF
J y^-y_ ujl ueys, liver, bladder
lr I a?d every part of the
' _ . urinary passage. It
?AwSSaP--*- corrects inability to
old water and scalding pain in oassineit.
r bad effects followinguse of liquor, wine
r beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
ecewity of being compelled to go often
irough the day, and to get up many
mes during the night.
Swamp-Root is not recommended for
verything but if you have kidney, liver
r bladder trouble, it will be found just
le remedy you need. It has been thoruglily
tested in private practice, and has
roved so successful that a special ar
mgcment has been made by which all
jaders of this paper, who have not alsady
tried it, may have a sample bottle
;nt free by mail, also a book telling
lore about Swamp-Root, and how to
ndont if you have kid- 4 "^u. 1
ey or bladder trouble.
/lien writing mention
ading this generous r HLI-SisHa
ffer in this paper and
r. KillUCr ^ Co., Ilomc ti;?wfuit|?>lioot*
inghainton, N. V. The regular fifty-cent
nd one-dollar pi/e bottles are sol<l by
11 rlrn <rc/ict c h/m't ttmUo <m \r tuicfolr**
lit remember the name, Swamp-Root,
>r. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the a<lfess,
Binghamton.N. V., on every bottle.
No remedy will deaden the
pain or take the soreness from
luts and Bruises
quicker than Noah's Liniment.
It is antiseptic, and the best
pp.in remedy.
')ne trial will convince you.
XoaSi's Liniment penetrates;
requires but little rubbing.
Here's the Proof
Mr. Kdward Hynn, who hna boon cmiiycd
at the <>l<l Dominion Iron anil
nil Works in Richmond, Va? for about
fly yearn, makes tin- following statociit:
"While working at my trade
ron work) I bruised and cut frelent
ly. and I find Uml Mnol.'u I
ont takes all the soreness out and
sals tliu wound Immediately. llavo
so used your remedy for rheumatism
llh the best results, and recommend
to anyone suffering with aches and
ilns."
Nonli'o I.lnlment In the host remedy;
r Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Mack,
Iff Joints and Muscles, Sore Throat,
>lds, Strains, Sprains, Cuts, Bruises,
ollc, C r a m p s , ' trtrA>.
eurnlgln, Tooth- ?ATtO*I
-.ho a n d all sQ\ IA \ v f
erve, Hone ami -U?a 1 -.'TMFrY.~ r/AI
u^clo Arli^a^ana
u UaKC. 2T. ctfl. i'l If '
>1,1 l?y doolorB In
onh nfimc<ly Co., j \;! 5 r R P u B $k B0
Ichmond, Va. ImMiA *""l7'