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','A Pchm Sntinl0rnal LOCAL BREYITIES Some Tibo You Know ad Some You en't Know About Our Towns, County & People -Mr. :and Mrs. Will Whitei and chileren, of Anderson, are oi a visit to Mrs. Ws. mother, Mrs. N. E. Thornley, in Pickens. --Mr. W. E. Holbrpook, repre senting theSoutheastern Life In surance Co. of Greenville, S. C... was in Pickens last week, intro. ducing the plans of his compny to our people. This is a uood company., well backed and financed by homI people and its deserving 'f your patronage. -Thei Lare two scholarships open to Pkkens county boys, at Clemson Gllege, one of them in -the textie departmient. Each is worth $100.00 and free tuition. Write to President Riggs for in formation a n (1 application blanks. The examination will be held at the court house on July 14th. -Married, on the 18th inst., by MT. F. Hester at hisresiddnce Mr. James H-ughes and Miss Nora Castle, daughter of Mr. Ned Castle, all of the mill vil lage. Pheir many friends are eoigratulating thent on the step they have taken and are wish ing for them long life, happi ness alld prosperity. --We call the attention of our .readers to the ad of Moore & Mauldin Co., which appeats in this issue. 'I'is firm put on a ;pecial sale last Saturday and ffer special bar-iains for Satur .ay, the 24th. Our readers will o well to hunt up the ad and ake advantage of the many -argains offered by this enter lrising firm. . P r101 pson S. Wyatt, - o re I the upper edge of indersoni couity, died at? his :ome on the 19t-h instant, after L lingering illness from a com1 1lication of diseases. He was bout 65 years' of age. i. Wy it was a good farmzer and a * roZIressivye citizen and will be re' atly miissed in his conmmuni y. He wa~s a I irother'-in-law~ of -I. A. Richey. Hie leaves a wife, ive C i ld'en and] a hiost of rel a Ive an Uld fr'iendsl. to mournLi'f his~ lea thi. HeI was bur iied thle da v 'ollowing~ hi.c de.'i h at. Cor'intIh Shurc-h of whichi he was a val. *led niiheri. * xander', S~t at.. Detetive B. .. niade a dr'ive ito the' upper ':,irt f the c'uniityV (cn Tuesd(ay ev'en nig and when s:>v'rlI miile- ont ni behinrd [aison'i iiidon'hIs and 'ear' the Uuleno\ 'river, thev die :sidedM toI reconnioiter' a little and~ ~et the'ir h'Ieaiii s . f ri' o wer--' if ormned tht: ome where her'eablo t~s w\old I be "mon - hinie." - A fter' gtting a line on1 he course5 an d (list.mie', b 1egani O play Indian-. Moo'C n they vorie at the 1phice \'it hout nd(1 for an hourin or more !av ndl( watchedt i a ; k'. spi lns (of yoLung rmanhoodt ieull iwoodl by hand to the fun ate, nd( (1o othei' necessar'y work reparatoryv to miaking a. run of C lockade w'hiskey. At a sinal 1e officer's (losed in andl': np iired the wvhole outfit, inc.luini Uerator's. It was a comliete tuipmient wvhich they destmoy together with a large quanti of beer and.- mash. We un d;er'stand that about six weeks a go the ofljcers destroyed an outfit at the same place, and the boys prob'ably started up there again, because they had always heard the old adage that light niing does not strike twice in the same place. They had forgotten the other quotation, to the effect that all signs fall in dry1 9. -The -me otich -of PIckens ave agreed to , close their ibres the 4th of Aiy. -Mr. W. H. Johnson, and Aster, Miss Emwily Friday., .am %isiting friends and relatives in 110lu mbia. --Rev. 13. M. Smith will yreach at Antioch, Baptist 3hurct the first Sunday in July it'l4 a. In. -Mahon & Marchbanks wil run an excursi' from Gteen ville to Charleston. T 27th iust. -Rev. G. F. Kirby, pastor in charge of the Methodist church at Pickens, has been in St. George, S. U., for the past week at the bedside of his brother, who is quite sick, and as a con sequence (lid not keep his ap pointinent Sunday., -D-r. D. L. Lander, pastor in charge., preached two excellent sermons to large and apprecia tUve congregations at the Pick ens Presbyterian church Sun day. Dr. Lander is a deep thinking consecrated Christian Who expounds the scriptur s and tea(hes his religious belief's by hot h precept and( examle. -The Pickens Hiardware and Grocery~ Co. have a change of ad in this isue. They somie time ago gave away a plow, a set of knives and forks and a saeCk of flour as premiums. hut the articles have never been called for. See their ad an( seOE if you have the timbers thev eall for and if you have go and get the preliun. -Mr. 8. Frank Prirot of GAaffney, 8. C2.. was in Pikens last Monday lookinge into the probability of establishing an order of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics. This is a pretty good order, standing for that which is best in our government, in our homes and ourselves, and a lodge may b gotten up here later. T-Mr. illman G arrett, of Easley, while riding a motor cycle from Greenville. Monday evening, was thrown off his nmachine a1t the approneh to thei Easley brIidlge, the nmotor' skid ding fr'omi under himt. HeJ lauded ablout 15 feet away, but the fall was not serious and1 he is reporwted as being all right ex cept a little sore' fromt his sudden hard( c-ontact w it h mother eath. -Mis Em i ly Br-igh t, whto h as I)-n on at 10 Inoths visit to lher )):i'rents8 in Pennsylvania hasw re turt h (1Iti' ikenis 1mu1clh refrseh - (ed by her (outing. She 'was aeC t0miI anitiedl on1 her trip by her who had a tmost delightfu1l visit toi his grand Par'ent s. He camie ba'k delighted with his trip and( has imibibed a. good1 dea'l of the inl his talk. -T-lhe Pickens5 Railhway has hane th 2NIIle schedu tle oIf t heir morining train. It. leaves now at 7:3(0 and does not (cottnect with 29 aniy miore. Tihlis chatmge wa't.s made( by change in No. -12, loi t 8:25. being chaniged tromt 7:50). No. 42 and1( southbonotd lo..al fre' ight pass at. Easley and1( this i v es people fromSenieen and Greeni ville a (chanCe to come)( to P'i'-kens otn the tra~in. For' soime tit I''past, persons C(oilling fr'omi (Greenville on local fre'ight~ have had8( to drive( overland1( to I:ic'kenis. ~~~ot mplrOl ler-( Otneral A. *\\ Jotiles Of Ciolumbija, Catle Up Tuesday evening n" hce 11! tb" ttreasurer's ofilen and1( tulrne(d same over to ne0w 8p poitee, Mr. J. T.1 Richev. Aside fr'om a few little cke -; errors&, wvhich were e.. straightened, and amount< nothing, no how, the samee ing liable to occur at any N and any where, the office w a- 0 first-class shape and the var'ion i accounts well kept. Mr. Gar viun was a splendid man and a good and painstaking oficial a h -Standard gasolen1 180' per mallon. R. E. Goodwin. -If you want a good Incu ba tor get a Buckeye from W. A Thompson. -Cadet Larry C. Gllstrap, o' Clemson College, is at home foi the vacation. -For land anywhere in Pick enMs Coulity see or write J. R Ashimore. "The Land Man." -See V. A. Thoipson foi 8. C. Rhode Island Red eggs $1.00 setting, good hatch guar aILteed. -W\VANTr>-Five or six relia le collectors to travel; $60 to $9( a month. Bond requird. Writt F'. P. STEELE, Augusta, Ga. -Mr. and Mrs. Jno. A. Rol) inson and daughter Jennie, ol Easley, are visiting relatives i Oklahoma and Texas thi month. -WANTED-To let contract with party to Log Saw Mill witi 10,000 feet daily capacity. Ad dress P. 0. Box, No. 356, Sum ter, S. C. je8-1m1 -Dr. T. A. Seawright's Den. tal office is in the -Masonic Tem. pIe, upstairs. over the Pickenls Drgi Co.'s store. When in need (If do'tal- wvork callda see him. -FoN S)~ iAu-A -good family h0rse; good style: weight about 1,000 pounds: age right: f'or cash orV good) note. Wrife,or call on E. N.. Wiu A.:,Mar Norris ("otfon MAI ills Store, CIteechee, S. C, FOR SA L E-South west Geor gia farn s. No tiner lands, no better ifrices. We speak from personal knowledge. Wrife to daIY for nwV list. Epton & Switzer, Spartniburg, S. C. - -Mrs. \Wal\hr Driscoll (1ee Chma~die T(o1llottsonl) of A nderson, still wearing her bright smile and good looks 2,enerally, is tar rying a fe- days w:.th her friend and relative, Miss Emma FinneY, while her "lesser half' is pilotig an excursion train to Atlanta. -Nor'-E. NOTICE. NOTICE. -Beginning July 1st, we will give, in exchange for one bushel of wheat, 36 lbs. of flour and 1 lbs. of bran. We have secured a competent miller, and guaran. tee first-class flour. Save yom wheat and give us a trial. CENT1 A L ROLI:n MILL Co. --Mrs. Eva'line Galloway. widlow of B. D, GJalloway, of Hereford, Te~xals, is 01n a visit tC her' sister, MrI1s. Rlebe(a. L ynch, of the O)oleniov secti0,1fandI .othrei relativyes in this st ate and North Caro~lina0. This is lwr' first. visit baIck to S'ont h Caro'lina in) abut WINTHROP COLLEGE Scholarship' and En-i trance Examination. vacant athobersipsi4 '4b Wal.r'op Col le~re and~ for the adm~fision~ of new e! i. denfts wvill h-. held4 at the , onnl y Courti Hueon Frziday. Jalv 7, at 9) a. m. -.Lari.t af1ter' July 7 they will be awrd entos-ie:l taig thle highest averagea .1 C' *-s., rI:4r1 4b1 . h-n4, thouh' wite'( to Pt. a.:~~. .4Ii~~ J4n o "--.44 the 4-x-ni. 4414!hi-1h'p4 .1 '- wIrth % 1) 4 :a 'de fre Sn:0,i;* i ' d anI .o a .' r.14 1e 441re. ih. 1* .lihnson414. h' k ili s Notice of Electioni. WhV I .s a It -n11iin 10rom thu. I School1 Distric n44 lIb.r :i hip - e a i (hi4'ir n 44 - . 1414..m '.- - ' 4~a . . n4, aball b~e bevie.I .44n - 4' 44., re-t 3,4,- * ool41 it a~jpeariniig to( th u n rty Iar of14 4 Eduamon that the. petiion n e44(ti the re(Iuirteents of the law: The refore it is herebhy ordered that the Truti lee I of the above named D)istrict d(I hldll an telection in above named10( District I.r ihabovoestated purpose, the ele. Ito 44 p4 e held at Oolenoy school house 41n 60 rd~ay June 24. The Trustees of 44' l -ve named Distri'ct are hereby ap. "' lA-te Managers of said election. The Ii'ctioni to be held according to the re gjoiri meilts of Section 1208 of the School 41y order of the County Board of Ed. "a"'. R. T, HA LLUM, (Chn1 4& >e4. it Al - Designed by IR:scnwa I "32 Y Professional Cards J. E. BOGGS W. E. FINDLEY BOGGS & FINDLEY Lawyers Pic(-kns o. ii. DR. R. E. INGOLD Denuti st SI hort, V. ( . P ti .. ,a i t t-a r . .. , 'v . Pickens LodIge l'. 2 -* n-l -.vnto r. 8'.~ u., : -i Wok e.. 00-- n.R. - Allvistor e H S. . . s. ~ ~f~ti'oju ~.>'tilC~1 Bo.. v :i t. qou gua. r At yo. .r pr.t,,io ew ROd HI"Lig'e oanad ToUsll DngA MaentT YouDitnce ei ROCKd HILLu removGl COMANY Where 9ver you go this urmryou Ought to go well d s .If R You start by comlin,%1 here and0 go way in one of our Schola8 Bros. & Co -Suits, You'll be in styrle any where on earth where well. dressed men are. Here also you will find the best in mens furnish ings, including Hawe's Hats,2lEclipse Shirts, Inter woven Soclis, Knee L ngth . Underwear and Arrow Brand Collars. Also the fullest line of t 1jeA, , kvBags and Suit Cas'es and Trunlis it will be Your pleas ure to see In a long time. d & Weil, Chicago, OT H SC4I.D-5 C V, 11 D - Greeni~eS. C. as Your Clothier." Ru Al to STAwi for SAZIf ls west of Pickens, y c lre balah e Winwdland amd nt, "ond new 4-room hous Completed ofnd n ulltb inmgsw 1-1 mle from the new aptist Chu \lunmn1 w. Ihis sa xeln plac inagodn'h borhood and a ao nat 111,400. T"rs.1.1 No.2. :-1 crei f wrks re r o ea rhi Mi e -ren well.i dressed mer mre.. - E "" Here o a.W ld so yoau wji fin ads - om ous, iney ng-,lird fncud n tiws m 1, 10,s o '4I Herms.lps hit, ner o. d.4 rrs now n asi So ~~m c Knear LO nthek laita. ner. oo ,p; sto de7ro hue largn Arn, 25racrsd 1 h.banne) . mal ;;Comlas. arrs. nile wet f uic est lineo 2-or < Now -l-room D~~n a g os , a d Sutui dinass7 anrd i Y .70 Ta~rnksa i wil be curh lea-. 'G' nuren toh< eei n a log time W -d &d oWhal, -Chmihcse wit OT dm n - hue SC H IL , 3 Imo Iar You:Clotier. RELESAESTERSLE N' ii ;~ 0T(F a n iuswes of1~ikeisii ace ce n , S.laC. AND1)AIE W th sif youwat them1 todo th i ul DUY2. We~. a k s pecialt o f Good(I:iI six ?' fro e, o 2 c andli havi ~'e the dispayed ''isi on ulteswth pthe fpriche over thei ts rc ton oe 't ~gable. OO lensi une CLoi' I~ishickens110 C~~a(.I ~ .'lii lland Ao. e no1 dru and, thei u'va~Ile w aill' go11( asr he reste. Come1 to2 ise usoi Wes do ou good. -'lnl2-I~ nOlisI'sne-price i asllIhlii(' Mlaerchate s.ligla Pof. S.---DonS. t fil o see~ i n. eotZ- en.ii n ....1 ilt.a lie.