The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, December 03, 1910, Image 5
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Pickens Sentinel Journal
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J LOCAL BREVITIES J
i Some Things You Know and Some '
jjj . You Don't Know About Our |
. ^ f. Towns, County & People
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?The Pickens minstrels will
f put A1 Field in the shade. Look
for the date.
?Married at the North Pickens
parsonage on the 27th ult.
Mr. P. C. Durham to Miss P. P.
Galbreath. Rev. E. L. Thomason
officiating. All of Pickens
county.
?One of the best attractions!
of the season will be given soon i
by the talent of the city. They
are working hard on it now.
tp n T/i -i
?xjl. vj. \jr. jvirveu, (lonusi:
of Easley, will be in Pickens every
Wednesday. Office over
Keowee Pharmacv.
- Don't miss seeing t he "Old
Maids of Pickens at their Best"
in the entertainment they are
getting up. Some fair, some
fat, some forty.
? HIDES WANTED:?Cash
paid for your hide.-;, ( liven liid< s
V. per pound: dry hide*-; 10c. per
pound. See ! . I j. Kinlev .it" (lie
l.Mckens meat market.
?;.J. A. Smith, photographer,
will lie in Pickei; >!! Mouda\ of
e.^-h Week instead < i" Saturdays
as heretofore. All who
want first class work see him.
?If it is a nice small farm
from 10 to aO acres near Six
Mile that you want, see me.
H. M. Hester,
"The Real Estate Man."
Wo have received a communication
from Mr. L. B. Boggs
asking us to correct the statement
made through our columns
last week that Henry and
Sammie Boggs were cousins.
Mr. Boggs say that they were
no relation.
?/I^lay, a\)out noon, the residence
of A. M. Morris was di?
covered on fire. After heroic
efforts by the citizens and the
bucket brigade it was put out
without a great deal of damage.
Had the fire not been discovered
just when it was it is doubtful
if the building; could have been
saved. It was an e?xciting time. j
?WANTED t.o buv cotton in!
the seed, and all kind of Furs,
highest pricc paid for same iif
trade or cash. I also *vant one
second hand. C.'opper Kvanora
tor, bottom just, so that one hull'!
oiv one third of it is piod. Any
one iisvvinjc such to dispose of j
they will call on or write to
A. T. Winchester,
Hazel, S. (\ !
Do you want a nice k2 l-'2 aero]
lot with a brand new tJ-rooin |
residence, all complete, uood |
!lOUJ ut/tl'ik AllOti on<l Ivuvo ' ?*>
Iiv I? liwuov (VI1H mil II, llll I
Main street, in Six Mile close to |
new college. I have ?neh a
place at a reasonable price ami
on easy terms. See me at once
for this place will not stay on '
the market long at the price 1 j
can make yon on it. II. M. Hester,
"Tim Real Instate Man," i
Pi/?lr<?no ( 1
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?Mr. Cody M. Miller, Hon of:
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah C. Miller of J
Of Easlev. It. I. died VVednes-1
day morning after an illness of
loss than a day. Whiles at the
burial of Pcrrv l?oj>er at Hethlehem,
Tuesday he was stricken i
with soniethinp; like appoplexy
and (lied tho next mornim:;
about. 9:!H) o'clock. lie was
about years of auo and an
upright Christian youn^
man nod : inonibor of Knon <
Chinch whero h< will hi buried <
at 11 . i . d iiv llu> i
Koowv (V rp V. . ' ' V. . of i
Pi< # '
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\v. 1 join \'. , i in-4"
ro; o! ji * t \ <i
f'an*il i ' -or
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?FV?r land anywhere in Pickens
county seo or write J. 1J. 1
Ashmorc, "The Land Man."
?Mr. Clarence Mann whose
arm was torn off a few weeks
ago in his father's gin is able to
he in school again.
? Mrs. Belle McColluni of the
Easier section visited her father
fi,.v rvo.x 1
in mu v/uit;ii^y OtllUl'Uay
and Sunday.
?Miss Maude Ashmore is at
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. It. Ashmore for the
holidays.
?Married, at the home of Mr.
Win. Me Whorter near Pickens
on Sunday November 27th, 1910
Mr. Van Freeman to Miss Adclle
MoWhortor,Rev. W. A. Christopher
performing the ceremony.
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?Married, on November '27th,
at the Glenwood parsonage, Mr.
Fulton Childress to Miss Josie
Clarke. Both of the Cross Roads
soction. Rev. W. A. Christopher
officiating.
?Mrs. Valona McCollum and
children of near Easloy visited
her brother, Mr. J. A. Holder of;
l_ 1 f \ i ' y .
mi! woienov section, Saturday
'and Sunday.
I ?(Jo on nn<l buy your girl a
box of randy ever so often, it
ma v lead to 111:* place where you
w i'i have the privilege of hu\
Itiu; everything olso hu! candy.
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- Yh.' next meet inj;- of the I
teacher's e.ssorial ion will m hold '
i ! the Liberty (iradtM* School I
building on Hi second Saturday!
in i)e<:eiuber at 2 p. m. All
teachers in the <\-.nnlv :n<> ..v.l
plM'Icd Id 11(' plCSC'llt.
11. T. Halluin, Chrm.
King David said, "I said in
; my haste, ail men are liars."
'11 David had been an editor h<>
might have never concluded his
remark hasty. Such a remark
sounds deliberate to us when we
l(K?k at our subscription books.
?A regular meeting of the
Pickens County Farmer's Union
will be held at the Court House
Monday, December 5th at II a.
m. All locals requested to have
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utMCKcues on nana promptly.
J. T. Boggs, Sec.
Mrs. Maggie Mauldin, wife of
Mr. it. B. Mauldin died at her
home near Cox Mills Saturday
at the age of 28 years. The body
was shipped to Norris, in PickI
ens county. Mrs. Mauldin was
j an excellent woman and her
ber of useful and pretty j-iifts. '
Miss Ida is a daughter of Mr. '
and Mrs. Matthew Hendricks '
and has been quite an enthusi- 1
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<imi H I'uucailoiuu woiKor arid will 1
be greatly missed. Mr. (.'has- '
tain is a prosperous farmer. lie
having spent several years in (
I he West where lie was prosper- ;
Diis in a business way but lie |
loves tin- old Carolina hills best, i
Amid a ge eious pelting with',
riee.and old shoes they left iiu- |
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lot (lifir I'lOHi- in i lie u])pc < ).i |
n<>v - I'd ion (? ' tii count . T'i" ^
tiMtr.Mclinu p; hnvoa l-ir^o i
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y ;ijuc t ! v.! i
or t.licni
i uea.rn was deeply re^rctti <1 .bv
all who knew her. She is survived
bv her husband. ? Anderson
Intelligencer.
-Married on the 2Ud inst. ;11
the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. Filijah Chastain to Miss Ida
Hendricks, Rev. YV. Seaborn
in his unassuming and impressive
manner performed tin? ceremony.
Mrs. James A. Hendricks
played the weddintr
march. Tin1 wedding was a
very quiet oik-, only the near
relatives being being present.
The decorations consisted of pot
plants, Rhododendron branches
and Chrysanthemums artistically
arranged. The bride and
groom were becomingly dressed
in handsome suits of the latest
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?('a pi. -awl Mrs. I. M. Mauldin
sMcnt Thanksgiving in Allan
t a willi friends.
, 1 i' you can't pay 011c 'dollar
now you WON'T pay two dollars
next Pall.
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?"Pay up or shut up." That
is what it is, so take it as you
please. With us it means wo
must collect, up or go out of business.
?All persons owing me must
come and pay me immediately
or the accounts will be placed i 11
the hands of an attorney for collection.
B. R. Waldrop.
Pir.lr?ns K H
?If you want to dream pleasant
dreams, livie to a ripe old
and leave a fortune to your children,
cat and wear only the best
bought of the Keowee Supply
Company.
?Misses Sadie and Selma
Craig, two charming young ladies
of Pickens, spent Thanksgiving
at Central with friends
and had a most eniovablo tinuv
?Have you purchased that
farm yet? See If. M. Hester,
" The Real Rstate Man," he has
some bargains on Ins list..
? Dr. J. L. Valley and J. K.
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. \-ii mk ?n- oliiori'oW ( I' l*iday*
for ;i trip through Florida.
Tin v a pleasure trip i>; 11
l!ia V !)' ( ' ! 1:. ill Yi :1 < ?' i i: I-Olllc
til' '?<' .'in land mow liciir;' ol"
fcred I - " sale in 1 hat ->! ale.
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Bourbon, Mo. lie will be acc:ni
11>;?ni?.><i bv his wife and I wo
childre . ami will stny ;i veai,
if 111-docs not deride to permanently
locale there. W e hale to
s v j*ooM men leaving the conn
i v wiiii i in- impression rnai iney
can do hotter elsewhere.
?What about that Christinas
fruit calces We have raisins,
dates, figs and citron ready for
you. Keowee Supply Co.
?Keowee Pharmacy will t*ive
a ticket Free with each ten-cent
purchase-of ^oods handled by
them, which will entitle the
holder to a chance at the handsome
trio of White Plymoth
Rocks valued at $1/5.00, purchas
ed of IT. If. Fishel. of Hope, Indiana.
See these chickens now
on display in the show window
of the above very enterprising
uniggisrs.
?Pony Roper, aged alxml 17
years, son of Spencer Roper,
died at the home of His father
Monday, after an illness from
typhoid fever, and was buried at
Bet hlehem ehnreh the day following
his death, a large eon
^iiinvn f\1r vi-iv . ' >? i 1
W1 1 1 Il llUh <111(1 I
relative bi.'iiiK mesent at his l'n- i
neral. His mother and sister|
is reported as heinu; very low
with tyhoid.
? If you want to set1 me and
my family inert me at the Keowee
Supply (Jo's, store on Moil.
Dee. 5th. We will be there.
?Don't fail to read the ads in I
this paper, especially those of
Craig Bros, and the Pickens
Drug Co. lioth of these enter-1
prising linns are bidding forj
your Hollidav trade. V o n!
know these people well and can
bank on what they tell yon a[u>111
the goods thev ofl'er. The
trading public will do well to
<eep them in mind for Hollidav
>u rgnins.
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)ii the P?. f'. Baiter home place,
ibovv I'ickons. was destroyed
>v Hie : ii Smulav II ,
A'a iiiird w i;Ii | ravine has ami
>111<'i" r aif,iim?ss which hat! just
ictMi p!nc? (I in i( l>\ Mr. John
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hi- 'I!'!! 1 I'.IMI iJic ;ioliiu-s,vi
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ii , i: :kii"\\;i A row \va>.
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l a hotter shoo
SS MONEY
vo Been Huyiiiii, ^
Or would yon rather go on
submitting to the exactions of
the Leather \Trust, and Middlemen,
taking whatever qual
| ity they see fit to give you,and
paying any price they choose
In
"Endweir shoes are a ?ood
example of what happens when
a manufacturer refuses to be
dominated by the Trusts.
They are made by EndicottJohnson
& Co., the only shoe
concern in the United States
that is independent of all
Trusts and Jobbers. Endicott|oh
11 son buy hides in the open
markets ol the world-?Tan
their own leather?make their
own shoes and sell them dire t
to thy dealer. These shoes
conic diredt Iroin their factory
to d;!i' -.tore, i' > commissions
or i tV t -oil to any mid< U m
! U iSvell" liO( s seli l< >r -.3,
?n,l > wl
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Wt:\\r, a,- ;i<?r? L lish ;;11<1
more ( imlo!! .ule thaii u:i\
< i:u-r shoe at llit |>fic(.
Yon are not limited as to
style. We haw them in all
the new shapes and widths
all shapes of toes, and all th;
? dillerent leathers.
I 4 4 Kn dwell shoes embody
loot-comlort with ail the iatest
kinks of fashion x See. them
von are nleased. wenr t-1w?m
you art; convinced.
Mauldin Co.
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Botanic
Blood Baiim
(B. B. B.) Cures Through the Rluud
I Poison,
jfjfo BONE PAINS, CANW;
?1111, S?AI.Y SHIN, Mm)
t*fv) PIHPI.ES, VftrZ/
Rheumatism, Eczema^
Helling Humors.
KB. It (HoliUiU Bl"<?' UlixwO i.< (in*
only Blend 11;ii k.! !s t he poison
in tl?c liii 01! .iikI ther. |> rifie ii- vending
ii flood of pure. rich hlood direct to
the skin surface. I">>n>s joints, ami
wherever th. disease is located. I i thin
way al' - ? - M'revt* pimples, eruptions
are healed at>d ! p-iins and aches
of Rheumatism < . ..> . s !'' -Mt^i.le.
H. H. H. completely ' K.iiiK'' ii-*- i> <ly
into a clean healthy condition, giving
the skin the rich, red hue of perfect
health. Ii. H. II. cures the woist old
j cases. Trv it.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM BBB -
pleasant umt sale t<> laite; |><>>? > <>f pure
Hotattic inKtetlielits. It purities ami enriches
the tiloml. II. It. It. strengthen* the nerves
anil liuiltls up the broken down system. I?ru>;
KiKtH sfl imi IMilt LAHOK HOTTl/K with iiire<'
lions for home cure.
Sold at All Drug Stores.
Tax NoU(V.
oiVicei' < ouuty 'i n tsurer I'n ki'.r ?'oiiut.v.
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l.nv? o! iiileri* ( 011 I'ielu i s I;. I:. IIhihIs
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l.ury tut ui?crc< I on I'virii l: I! liomls
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i'lrJicns t vj township -mills
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IromMi to tV' yi' i i.i1 i- c\i'.i|i| oiilciii-t
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