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Pickens SentinelJournal 1 CAL BREYITIES I Some Tings You Know and Some . You Don't Know About Our / y Towns, County & People -For land anywhere in Pick e-ns county see or write J. R. Ashmore. "The Land Man." After January 1st. 1911. the Pickens Oil Mill will gin on P riday's only. Dec. 29tf. -In our account last week of Oae marriage ot Miss Estelle Cochran, we got the groom's in iials wrong. It is B. S. instead cf-B. W. Gaines. Do you want to sell your farm or town property? See T. M. Hester "The Real Estate 'ian." Office in Pickens Bank Building, Pickens, S. C. -Fine Morgan Stallion! Any -e wishing the services of this rse will see W. T. Nalley, 2i iles below Pickens, on the 7 Lsley and Pickens rotd. 0t -J. A. Smith, photographer, l be in Pickens on Mondays each week instead of Satur - :ys as heretofore. All who ant first class work see him. - G. W. Corbin and J. Ollie rock. of Seneca. were circula aig among their Pickens friends onday. Mr. Corbin is now ief of Police of that thriving tle city, while Mr. Brock is a ominent jeweler. -Haye you purchased that rmyet? I have some nice -ces on my list. Write or see me for anything in Real Estate. I. M. Hester, The Real Estate .,an. Office in Pickens Rank uilding, Pickens, S. C. -Married, by Rev. H. A. O Kelley, at his residence in Ctntral, Sunday afternoon, 12th inst., Mr. Arthur Smith and '.iss Mollie Knight, of Liberty. Their many friends wish them a long life of matrimonial bliss. -We publish an article from ' Lamity's Harpoon," enti B -idegrooms." It is good, and wiile it speaks of conditions in Thxas it is applicable to all sec tions of the country. We hope our readers will digest it-. and profit by the thought advanced and put forth therein and act on the suggestion. Every day you put off buying a farm or home yo)u are losing money, -Win. Boyd, a citizan residi ing iq the eastern part of the county, wt s found dead the other morning, and Coroner Medlin was called on to inquire into the cause of his death. It was found to be from natural causes. He had gone to the. spring for a bucket of water, ahd failing to come back search was made and he was found 'dead. Apoplexy or heart failure was supposed to have been his trouble. -The. many friends in Pick ens of Mrs. Ruth Bates Craine, wife of Mr. W. L. Craine, for merly of Pickens, wvill regret to hear of ter death at Branchville, S. C., on Tuesday morning, 7th inst., after a short illness, aged 26 years. She leaves a devoted husband and four small chil-. dren, the youngest being only twcodays old, besides a host of relatives and friends, to mourn her death. Her 'remains were interred at Glendale, in Spartan burg county, near her old home. In December of last year Mr. an Mrs. Craine went to Branch ville, where Mr. C. had a job at the lumber plant. He came here rom Greenville to work for J. WV. Sheriff when he opened up ais plmng mill in Picken s. Irs. Crainle was posse of hose C'histian graces and~ w \o er to all w.iIs <whom she canwe icontact. Toje hereaVd usband andl~ father and the totherlesS, sorrowing children h.a sympathies of our commuu nity are extended. -Havo you tried to be a sUn beam today? If not then try to: be to tomorrow. -Ti~rre may be money, but the average man would rather give you two hours' talk than lend you a quarter.. -It will be a mistake not to read the advertisements in this paper. They will be found not only genuine but interesting and informing. -Born on the 13th inst., a fine 12 lb boy to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Childress on R. F. D. No. 2, the older baby being 8 years. They are proud of their boy. -The groundhog saw his shad ow and there was also a thuider storm on groundhog day. It must puzzle the little fellow what to do in such a case. -Dr. T. A. Seawright's Den tal office is in the Masonic Tem ple, upstairs, over the Pickens Drug Co.'s store. When in need of dental work call and see him. -Cultivate the friendship of every farm animal, from the do, to th-e horse. The man who has not friends of this kind - is not ant to have manY elsewhere. If you want to see a man who is the worst kind of a failure, pick out-one who has had every th ing done for him ever since he! was a .babv. It takes a wonder ful sihht of .ymce to be a man if you have been carried on a pil- I low all through life. -Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris left Pickens Tuesday for Wash-I ington and New York. From present indications it is very probable that Edgar will perma nently locate some~vhere in the north. His many friends hate to see him and his excellent lady decide on this move. -The agreement entered into between the American Music Co,, of Jacksonville, Fla., to run a popularity voting contest, and give away a piano has been call ed off by them. They did not sesnsuitable and ain the fall, at which time they hope to pull off a good one. All workers who have started in this contest will be accorded their rights and given their proper standing and votes when the contest is resumed, and they will be treated -as if the conte t had never been stopped. -For f arther particulars see or write the editor. -The next time you meet your children's teacher, greet him or her. with a hearty hand clasp and a warm smile. No matter if the teacher be one with whom you are not fully pleased. No one is perfect; let him know that you appreciate' his honest efforts and that your best wishes are wvith him in his work. Encourage the teachers. -Friend J. T. Hitt, of Easley R. 2, was in Pickens yesterday and reports that the farmers of his section have been putting in good time this fair weather. He savs they have deen boring big holes with little augurs, or. plowing deep with little plows. Mr. Hitt also reports that Mrs. B. Jones, of his section, who has been sick for about eight weeks, is seriously ill and not impov ing. She is under the skillful care of Dr. W. M. Ponder. -" Birds of a feather flock to gether." How often reader, have you heard that old quota tion and thought how true it is? Mind your conmpany, always choose the best and when von have it always 'onducI1t 'JourUelf so a to miaintain the~ n-aet toir ello citizeAnsTe iIVB.: - Marietta, R. D. 2. Health very good in this corn munity at present. A crowd of Griffin young people attended preaching at Oolenoy, Sunday. Misses Bessie Jones, Marie Smith and Lillie Keith were the guests of Miss Lillie Lynch last Sunday. Misses Marie and Annie May Smith and Misses Lillie and Mary Keith and brother were the guests of Miss Bessie Jones, Sunday night, and they had some nice singing. Miss Ida Phillips was the e-uest of Miss Leila Jones, Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. H. Hughes, who has been v=ry ill with the measles, is reported better. The Ambler school is pro gressing nicely, with Mr. Thos.' Anderson as teacher. Mr. Sam Hendricks gave the young people a party one night last week, which was greatly enjoyed by all present. Mrs. W. M. Jones, who has been sick for some time, is bet ter at this writing. NI iss Lillie Keith was the guest of Miss Marie Smith one day last week. Mr. Leonard Jones carried his best girl home from )Oolenov, Sunday, and repc'ts a jolly old time. Messrs. ThoImas Hughes and Alonzo Smith visited Mr. J. H. Hughes. Saturday night. Mr. Alton Kennemore and mother were the guests of Mr. Tilinan Dorr and it-her Sat urday night and Sunday. The Sunday school at Gritfin is .progressing nicely. Come again, all you writers, Let's make the dear old Sentinel-! Journal more interesting. Lonely Sweetheart. A Quiet Home Wedding. On Sunday, 12th inst., at 21 p. m., at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. W. A. Mas ters, near Table Rock, Miss Dora Masters and Mr. Lee Simpson, second son of J. B. Simpson, of near Easley, were married. After the ceremony, which was performed by W. E. Edens, Jr., magistrate, the attendants, near relatives of the contracting parties, were invited to the dining room, where a table was bountifully supplied with good things. For a short time good cheer reigned supreme. The young couple will be at home to their friends at the home of Mr. Simpson's father, Easley, R. F. D. 1, after the 13th. They have the best wishes of their many friends. Marietta, R 2. Dull, miserable weather in this section. Mr. Will Smith visited Mr. J. H. Hughes one day last week. Miss Lillie Keith visited Miss Leila Jones one night last week, and Miss Leila returned the~ compliment next night. They both report enjoyable times over their visits. Miss Ida Phillips visited here! one day last week. Miss Bessie Jones visited her schoolmate, Miss Lizzie Smith, one night last week. They said at school next day that they greatly enjoyed themselves. The children at Ambler surely enjoy going to school. - All seem to like their teacher, Mr. Tom Anderson, very well. Mr. H. L. Jones. of Dacus ville,. visited hi; father, Mr. W. M. Jones, one day\ !rstwek Lonelv Sw'eet heart. Card cei Thana.~ Mayheaens rCihes less.-ings ret uponiF them is ourI] prav(er. I r We have just ; - KIS ER S and are able to fit you re-oar I -ss of th 1z f your feet. Men's Dress Shoes: K:- r. Specia. J. ch Made, for $5.oo. This shoe has all the s'Nle you are b-oking for and its service can't be beat. Kiser's King, for $3-50: We have it in all styles and leath ers. It can't be beat for long wear and a: easy walk. Kiser Quality, for $3.oo, makes your head swim at first sight. [t is a dandy and you should give it a look before you buy. Men's Work Shoes: The last few days of sunshine makes us think that we won't need any more heavy shoes but look out for February and March. More snow and ice yet to :ome, and when it does, you'll wish you had a pair of'these. Our Strong as Steel, for $3.00, wears like iron. Heavy Tan Shoe. for $2.00, all leather and a crack-a-jack. The old-time Brogan that keep warm feet, but makes lifes walk hard. Sell you these for only a dollar and a half a pair. Ladies' Dress and Work Shoes: We have a lar, c lirN: and should be able to fit your feet, fancy and pocket-book. College Queen, f)r $3 5o: This shoe has -. cloth top and it certainly is something swell. Made to fit like a glove. Kiser's Model, for $2.5o: 'lhis shoe is full of style and ser vice, and, at the price, cannot be beat for fit, style and canmfort. We. have another shoe for $-75 that looks good and will wear for a while. We won't put an iron cl d guarantee on it. Our Work Shoes for $1.5o in plain and cap toe are good. Children's Shoei: We have the whole side of our store lined with Kid's Shoes. One for soc. Lace and But ton. This is a good value. One at 75c., in T'an and Black. This is all leather and gives gocd service. We have a bett-r one for $1.25, with cloth top, that is a peach. If you, or any of yourkids are bare-footed come to see us. Bring uT all the Produce you have for sale and get the best prices. Yours for Business, Keowee Supply Co., sA~M a ~AIc.. Manager TIHAT SHIRT WAIST YET We have, just received a beautiful line of. ladies shirt waists ranging in price from *1 **, Soc to$1.48: - We have most anything new - in the way of dry goods. ~,,Come to see us. CRAIGI|BROS CO. One-price Cash Merchants. Keowee Phaac Pickens, South Carolina. Next Door to the Post Office. Test Dr. Hess POULTRY PAN=A=CE=A On Trial Did you know that you could feed Dr. Hess P'nultry Pan a-ce-a the balance of the Winter, all spring, in fact untin th< first day of August, then if~you are not satisfied that it has~pai< and paid big, yn wi refm ever> ce"t you haveI)paidus It is to make youir hen >ay to mvake your chicks grow fast healthy anid strong, to cur gapes. cholera and roup. ODf course you are expected to iceep yuor pouhtay free fron lic-: and for thatt pu:rp)ose we know of nothing better thai Insuant Louse Killer. Iei M i037vi vGUY order now. H. A Richev~ &5Son. .,es t) BlRood Balm (B. B. B.) Cures Thr~in tne Blood BONE PAINS, EAN CERSCALY SHIN, PIMPLES, Rheumatism, Eczema Itching Humors. B.IB 13 (Botanw Blood Blood) is the only Blood Remedy that kills the poison in the blood and then putrifie, lt--send ing a flood of pure. rich blood direct to the skiv surface, bones. joints, and wherev-r thE- disease is located. I- this way all I r.'s 'icers pimples. eruptions are healed aynd el, od. pains an- acei of Rheumatism cease, swr ll4n1. . B. B. B. completely chan'ge tie. bodf into a clean healthy condition, iving the skin the rich. red bue of ijerfect health. B. B. B. cures the wojst old cas"la Trv it BOTANIC BLOOD BALM-B BI pleasant and safe to taxe: composed of Rure Botanic ingredients. It purifies and enriches the blood. B. B. B. strengtheis the nerves and builds tip the broken down system. Drug. gists $1.00 PER LARGE BOTTLE with direc tions for home cure. Sold at All Drug Stores. Tax Notice.. 0!ie v Coun tty Tre:tsurer, Pickens County. Pickens, S. C., September 3:0th 1910. The broks for the collection of State and County taxes will oe open from 1to1er 1h 1910 to December :;.st 1919. Those who prefer to do so n p-.&~ in j4'a ry 1Mi. with I per cent sdditio:al These who prefer payi:: in Februairy 1911, cav <Io sc, w'th 2 pi" 'ent additiomoil. Thoz , who pre fe r paying .\!'::reh 1911. tl t!:- . of -aid -d inont::. 'nn d .1 ayig an -(i) ionu 1 pe. 'ent- A f1er ( u'te the ho1:, i. A: ( ose N. L.-2l'ax p.ay'rs ''w'Rin' p:.l ~or paying i~x for thers. wi.,; p1 -2Se 's.- !o tl- reveipt in eich t-ow:, vs.lJp or special hoo: '.itrict in which he or ! ine may own pro;-ert'. 'his is very lipotant n., there a re .o :nle"r special .'Choo'l districts. 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I iev7 for Mbc~ool listriert No. 4'J.. milla pecta It evt for Sei.-.;i l1&r;.t No Ta':. . toruita S''d eL y iof (1 M'tao ilstria't yo. 's3. 31 tr!!5 Lievy' for u::ere- '-an r'i.'N-,. R. R. It..'. 1. LIavy for ite-a es o '.-- R. . ao ch. mll 1 Picket,-" 4.ft .. 'a.-he. . . -mis fro 1i'.~ 8. a' ' -- s in.e ""- 'eer those excs- ;E u I .ons n:;t Ii.,,, 90o.) -*ax *i r.4 i P er.ons desiriase to .:-y g~. .,, '. ,.;;) . ,, ,, ~,.r fIve daay" nor k ot: ta~ ra' - ' .j. ".i st ".-Loi March af4n 50 ent 'a4 i IE- 'er r h.is c e t those aexcu-sz' --ai dogs ire' r, e o .. s.. ' ' r"' th T..ents on each .1 a. O Lr ~- - s * i' fn thtG-y 4eto- - ofiJeplay. n aro wel chose that they c'anl he readily termed "Gif ts that Charm." tWATCHES AND) TOILET. ARTICLES, CLOCKS AN~D SILVER W A R E are well shown here , for youir deli<.ht. as well as other gifts innumerable. Something for every member of thec family. Prof essional Cards . E. BOlG" W. . 't i-''LY BOGGS & FINDLEY * Lawyers -Pickens. S. C.