The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, October 21, 1903, Image 1
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THE PICKE SENS SI R _
E utered April 23, 1903 At PickenR, S. U., ais seo mad e~su nintt, under act of Congress of March 8, 1879
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w 'r. McFA LL, J. S. WIL3O - . R. E BRUCE.
President. Vic' -Pres. Sec. & Treas
-The Pickens Oil Mill Compay,4 -
DEABiERS IN
("tCotton Seed Meal, Hulli, Oil and Linters."S
(inning Cotton A Specialty.
Capacity 50 Bales Per Day.
R. H. CURETON, Mgr.
Our Ginniery is Now
Runnin~g
Day and Night
if necessary
Bring us Your Cotton.
H W Farr, salary 18 7i
Quiarteriy 'Rej.port. Tom' Fortner, road work 3 60
- - W Farr, salary 18 75
-F C R Ferguson, road work 5 00
Clails4 A pproved by tile 1 F Farmer, " i' 6 20
CSaiii pe rov for t111.1r, C R Ferguson, " 5 20
Supervisor or July, L 1 Farr. salary, etc 20 37
Alto-lst a1.d Sep- John Ferguson, lumber 55 00
H W Farr, com tax r'f'd 177 001
teimbr 190e3. L G Gilstra i, bridge work 2 50
0 0 Gilstrap, " " 8 10
Name. Ai't. John Gilstrap, " " 001
J B Galloway, " " 23 20
D A AlIgo(.d, road w ork * 4 00 D J Grillith, conv't hire 44 341
W H At thony, pigs 7 50 J R Gritlin, road work 3 35
J T Anthony, bridge work 75 John Gilstrnp, road werk 10 00
' 0 Allgood, ibl'n board 4 (30 J E Gairick, ' " 4 001
11 Aborerombio, road work 3 00 C 13 Grant, bridge " 3 24
W H Anderson, coniv't sup i4 50 E R Grillin, conv't guard 10 00
V F Aritail, road work 5 75 J E Gillespie, isad work 1850
Sarah Alexanlder, corn .10 00 It C Gantt, '- " 1 50
J 11 Ambler, br idg1 wrk 5 00 W I Gravoloy, conv't sup 3 50
D)1 Adams, " " 14 24 (;ood Roads Mch Co. rep'rs 3) 00
C E Adams, conv't guard 21 35 E R Griffin, conv't guard 11. 70
A A Alexandor, bridge w'k 12 00 R 0 Gantt, road work 8 40
J L Ambler, road work 8 15 J C Garrett, road work 9 00
" " " " 5 90 1) J Griflith, conv't hire 53 00
A A Aloxander, road work 15 501 It T Griffin, bridge work 2 50
James Aiken, constable 4 t0 Edward Gaintt, hridge work 49 25
11 Abercrombie, cap co'iv't 16 45 W N Gaitt. lunmb r 1 00!
E 11 Brock, roiad work 2 ' 5 T 11 Gasaaway, road work 1 00
J 8 Bowen, ei'ln board c 00 1) J Grimith, conv't stripes 30 00
Dr J L, Bolt, post mort ex 11 00 A O Gilstrap, bridge work 7 35
" " ex lunatic 5 00 R G Gaines, road work 20 06
A J Boggs, u c p salary 107 85 Jake Gravoley, bridge work 5 95
Dr J L Bolt, ox lunatic 5 50 L G Gilstrap, road work 9 50
W 2T Bowoin, road work, 3 00 -WI Graveley, lumber 19 50
" ' " " 2 00 Nal Gravoley, bridge work 6 20
V H1I Burgess, bridge 4 44 J B Galloway, road work 2 00
Bridges & Hnmiinond con sup 5 15 E R Griflin, conv't guard 10 00
G W B.weni, road work 11 00 J N Grantt, road work 4 60
J1 B Burgess, 1 0 T L Grantt, magistrate 10 00
J1oo E loggs," " 300 Allpn Gantt, constable 4 60
S 11 Brown, lumber 4 80 J W (Ailstrap, bridge work 4 50
J T~ Bratcher, road wor'k 16 00 r J1 0 iith, con hire e to 100 34j
E C Bowie, magistiate 10 00 E R Grillin, con v't guard 10 00
D)r .J L Bolt, post muort ex 10 00 R T1 Hallum, salary etc 43 57
Brewer Print Co, blanks 4 85 G T1 Hendricles, road work 1 50
J1 H Ballentine., bridge wk 15 00 WV D Hlendricks, con sup 8385
W A Bogga, road work 3 00 WV D Hendricks, bridge wvk 85
N A Bane, bridge wvork 37 00 Morris Hoyle, wk p'r farm 1 75
WV H Bnrgess, bridge work 28 70 J M Holcombe, blasting 1 615
Albert Babb, " " 3 25 R T1 H~allum, salary etc '45 413
D) F Bradlley & Co, print'g 08 E2 M MI Holder, road work 10 50
A J1 1arnos,, bridge work 63 50 U T1 Hendricks, bridge wk 10 00
.J T1 BIatcher, road work 9 30 W A Hunter, " work 12 15
R. B Bvars, bridge work 12 00 R F Hord, road "8 62
D1 rL Barker, roadl work 3 413 WV E Hendricks, road work 16 75
Brewer Print Co, station'y 5 00 J1 H Hudbon, road work 18 00
A Cannon, bridgo work S 00 J1 I Hudson, "' " 3 00
J1 M Cie'shauw, med s' rvico 2 50 A B H-owell, " " 10 20
WV D Cox, road work 4 75 M F Iloster, constable 6 (00
WV H Chastain, magistrate 10 00 V NI Holcombe, road work 2 00
Craig Bros, conv't sup 11 25 RI T Hlallumn, salary etc 48 02
M MI Chrisiopher, br'go wk 1 50 G T Hendricks, road work 1 00
M D) Cantrell, conv'"t sup 6 00 IE T1 Holcombe, " " 4 50
o L Cutrotont, pigs 12 50 A HI Haton, " " 4 00
IR E Chastain, constable 4 70 .J IH H arris, work at jail 9 46
WV E Curtis, road work 5 20 T1 A Hughes, bridge work 6 50
John11 Chapman, road work 85 A B H owell, road " 20 80
bridge wk 2 25 R TV Hallum, incidentals 11 25
J ' . MI Ohildress', br'go luin br 24 00 B1 L Iholder, bridge work 12 95
R E Chiastain, cap cony't 11 (00 R T Hlallum, salary etc 48 07
T E Craig, road workc -9 00 .J F [Hendricks, road work 23 95
J Tj Chaistain, road work 5 70 J1 F H-end ricks, " " 7 00
J1 R Connelly, road workC 4 O( I M Jameson, magistrate 46 10
J WV Connelly, road work 1 5(0 1' M Jones, bridge work 12 00
A BI Cameron, bridge work 1 50 4''" hauling 1 00
WV T Chuapmian, constab'e 8 30 J1 0 Jennings, constable 8 00
WV I Chastai,, conv't sup 9 60 T1 U Johnsjon, road work 4 75
O Q IOlardy, bridge work 1 00 J HI James, lumber 16 45
A B Chmastain, equi'n b'd 3 00 WV B Jones, " 9 47
T1 E Craig, road work 2 ?0 J H- James, " 21 18
J1 I Connolly, roadl work 8 10 S Jewell, bridge work 5 00
J1 F Crow, " " 13 50. S Jewell, road work 6 40
HL L Clayton, lumber etc 1. 65 S Jewell, bridge work 35 :10,
J P Carey, attorney fee 30 00 JIH James, road work 9 50,
Mrs J WV Cochran road w'k 3 00 8 Jewell, bridge " 6 00
J1 T Childress, bridgeu wk 48 00 IJ HI Jam' s, road " 5 00
J R Connolly, blasting 2 00 0 WV Jones, constable 7 95|
W H Chlastain, magistrate 10 001 J M James~m, magistrate 48 75
W \V Davis, conlstaib'e 8 10 E F Koith, stationery 86
13 E Dillard, road work 7 15 "' " salary 18 75
R IL Davidson, biridge'wvk 11 90 " "' " 118 75
XV, W~ Dav is, coasHtabl, 18 00 J1 N King, bridge work -88 00
'I A Durhamil, road1 work i16 75 J1 N IKing & Brob. b'dg wk 400 00
O \V Duair ha m, "' " 9) 00t j F Keith, salary 18 75
J1 ' Di llaird, 6 5 .1 A Lesle'y, road work 2 10
WV K D~ondy, board edle'nl 10 00 W H- Lewi.s " " 5 '
XW WV Davis, c.,nsta ble 5 00 " " 'bridge work 5 00
J1 E Dobs~on, road wvor-k 2 75 J1 R Larthemm, road " 2 00
WV '1 Day, road nomk 2 00 " " b~ridge work 3 (0
O XV D oiri, brIidlge wortk 5 00 John Tj Lewis, bridge work 26 00
WV '1 JDay, -' " 1 00 .John L~wis, e mv't sup 88 00
J1 T1 D)ih d, "' ' 8 60 J 1L Lafoy', bridgo work 2 75
. WV Dorr, " " 75 J1 T Ligon, coniv't sup 34 73
M A Dncm, bridge work 8 Co J1 T Ligon, " '' 5 25
WV W D~avis, conista blo 8 80 WV R Lynch, " " 2 75
W P Dickso~n, egql'ii board 3 00 John T Lewivn, cnnv',t sup 27 48
Samnol Edens, bridlga work 2 00 M H Lewis, road.-work 2 70
JEas&ley I d'w 00, conv't sup 2 60 .Jhn Lewis, conv't sup 7 01
Easley Roller Mill, flour 52 80 J K Lathem, bridge work 5 00
VF Evatt, road wvork 12 00 Jesse J Lewis, " " 585
D) E Esrie, " " 6 75 4 road " 2'25
M B Evans, " " 9 00 E WV Loper, " " 8 50
A L~ Edene, bridge work 20 75 N M4 " " 2 26
EF Ellison, road " 4 50 B R~ Lawrence, road work 4 55
" " " "4 00 Moses Lesley, bridge " 2,50
Wm.n Ellhs " 00 T Langstoni,-' A0f0
$Sauel Edonne bridle work 1 50Ws Lopu ooa bl 4 20
I F Lenhardt, road work 15 G
J L Murphroe, " " 6 41
J H G McDaniel, diet pris 19 5
. " salary 50 01
W M Murphree, road work 2 2!
W S Masters, " ," 1. 01
Z N Mullinix, road work 9 51
J S Miller, constable 8 5
"4 "6 "t 10 0
Jas Massingale, bridge wk 32 11
Joel H Miller, road work 1 1!
J S Mauldin, bl'ksmith 8 2:
F 1 Murphree, wk p'r f'm 3 01
Dr L 0 Mauldin, post inor 1101
Mrs Naomi Moseley, lumb'r 9 0'
Dr L, 0 Mauldin, ox lunatic 5 0(
J H G McDaniel, con'g lun 31 8:
44 14 1 4 26 7'
" " diet pris 86 1:
" "4 salary 5001
W L Matheny, stationery 7 0:
P J Mauldin, bridgo work 7 71
J S Miller, constable 5 04
:t ' f 4" 8 8:
4 4 4 6 4(
John Moser, road work 13 0(
W W McWhorter, road wk 12 71
4 " con sup 2 0(
" "t bridge wk 1 0(
-' C McCollum, road work 2 5(
Jus Massingale, !umber 25 4(
J B Mauld in, road work 2' 71
4 " bridge work 50 0(
It M Martin' road work 80(
j 11 G McDanie-l, salary 50 0(
44 " d iet )ris 18 00
D U Mauldin, road work , 12 11
J T MeKinnPy toad work 6 1(
J T McK neuy, r.ad work 11 4(
Z N Mulluix mov con 2 5(
J S Mauldln, blacksmith 5 7[
" J Moody, road work 5 o
1) U Mauldin, bridge work 7P
j S Miller, constable 2 (K
:' " "t 6 5L
D.- L 0 Mauldji, post mort lo j(
J J McCombs, rond work 7 0:
A T-A Matlock, buivge work 5 oo
P P McDaniel, constable 5 8(
"1 8 or
Y D Meadors, road work 9 oc
Y D Meadors, bridge wk 2 2Z
T W Moore, road work 4 oo
N C Madden, road work 5 oc
W L Mathen'y, printing 23 7t
Jai Massingale, bridge wk 2 45
J B Miauldin, road woi-k 4 5.
i T MsKinney, eqrn bd 9 4
G R IMartin, road work 2 8.
J II G McDanibl, diet pris 3o oc
"9 "9 alary 50o
T J Moody, road work 2 on
E E Mauldin road work 9 25
' " bridgq work 1 51
" blackmith 17 55
E N McJunkin, road work 1 5.
B F Mauldin, bridge work 2 oo
W W Moss, auctioneer I ('o
[I A Nealey, constable 4 1o
W E Nimmons, bridge nk 1 o0
J B Newbery, ex luinetic 12 oo
4 6 I 4. 12 oo
" postag' etc 1 86
W B Norris, bridge work 75
a " road " 9 oc
John Norris, " " 2oo6
W C O'Dell, magistrate 25 on
W K Oats, bridge woik 17 oc
, B O')ell, c nQ0 sup 4 85
Taylor Pool, bridge work 2 o
Frank Porter " " 2 Sc
1C Parsons " " 15 oc
" " lumber 8 54
3F " -salary 25 251
Prince & Nealey, conv't sup) .19 30
0 Rt Porter, road work 9 00
1' H Parsone, bridge work 7 2o
W J Ponder, " " 9 83
" " road " 2 oo
V R Powell, " '" 30o
It S Porter, cabbago 1 8o
\V R Price, con v't sup 41 49
D A Perritt, road work 7 8n
W R Price, bridge work 5 5i
rT Por ter, cooking 5 55
.L Pace, road work , .1 50
AP Perritt, conv't guard 1 75
r Par sons, bridge work 13 17
W E Pinson, road " 3 To
'aylor Pool, blasting 7 5n
A. A Pace, bridge work 9 35
) 1F Pace, hauling 1 7o
Pickens R R, freight 1 82
I0 W Ragsdale, for con sup 15 ion
B E Rigdon, " " " 12 84
Robinson & Thornton, c'n su 39 48
4I B Roo, constable 8 1o
Robin--on & Thornion, c'ni su .1.0 4n
,1 B iR ie, constable 7 (ii
A Roper, bridge work 3 75
D G Rowland, magistrate 25 o:
F Roark, constable 4 8g)
SA Roper, road work ; 5.;
PS Rollins, " " 5 00
SA Roper, " " 22 25
E Robhmson, attorney So oo
SL Richardson, bridge wk 19 89
E' Reed, road work 63 oo
Jim .Rosamnd, bi'ksmithi 2 35
l0 W Rtagsdale, repairs 5 on
Rich Rosamond, bl'ksmth :1.2 00
J rRodgere, road work 12 So
rA Robinson, surveying '25 oo
l0 W Ragadale, con sup 9 95
r2 D F tel heus, salary 62 So
~am Sheriff, road work 2 35
M Stewart, clerk board 50 00
5 11 Smith, bridge work 19 (00
AC Sutherland, con sup 27 43
T I Skelton, road work 2 75
M Stewart, R R fare conl 7 96
SL SteplhensP, bridge work 5 1 5
1D Stephens, conv't sup 28 95
IE Saunders, ai ling pauper 8 on
It M Stewart, constable 12 on
5 1H Smith, bridge work 11 95
It A Simmons, road~ work 133
A. R Stewart, " " 1450
?erry Sentoll, "' " 1b 00
a D) Stephens, conv't sup 21 84;
W F Simmons, road work 8 5,
rH1.Stewvart, " 44 5 86
" '' " " 6 52
stand Oil C0, axle grease, 12 00
[a D Stephens, cot v't sup 28 38
U M Smith, road work 8 65
" " bridge work 1 no
W II Sutherland, lumbar 19 95
[D Stephens, conv't sup 29 3
Dr W A Sheldon, ox d'd b'y 8 oc
D Stephens, bridges eto 15 75
LP " road work 1 75
~ " conlv't sup~ 822
TL " bridge wo '^8 on
W H Sutherland, lumber [e
S Sel idIs n 03tants 43"
J L D S tephens, conv. sup 12 65
) H S ostn Sons & Co, ter c >t 8u 42
) . W Sheri ff, bridge work 13 3o
) W E Stephens, con)v't sup 17 6)
5Tilln)ou Smith, road work 7 75
)J L Stllsl, eq'In board 2 90
) J E'Singleton, bridge woilc 281)
I H Simmons, "f " 1 5
5J P nith, rotd work 4 o
Isai Sweet, shoeing mules 2 .10
3 Sentinel..mournal, tdv'g .1m) oo
) L D Stepho~es. sa arv G2 50
W W P Stewart, cI)v't Sll) 5
) L D Stephens, -1. " 1 15,
" ' ~ e23 32
) F E Stowart, bridge work F fl
) J A Stainsell, " 4 1 75
) J L Stansell, blasting 12 85
) J T Skelton, bridge work 8 160
W R Stepiens, conv't guard 25 ooI
W E Stiphell, .(101d wor k 6 o,
J L Stepiois, road woric 5 .o
A B Talley, salary 62 5o
.I L 0 'l'ompson, advt'g ioo o
W M Tra'num, road work 2 o
.j W Ti o-nas, bridge work 5 75
W F Towns, couv't Sup 1 oo
. L Thomas, mov con 1. to
R P Thotmas, road work 95
1 R P Tunp, bridge work 3 <.4
A R rowies, \woo 2 2
P R Wats n, bridge work 25 o(,
A J Welborri, conv't sup 9 5t)
A J Welborn, salary 02 10
Hovey Wolborn, con guard Go <o
A J Welborn, rep tols et. 0 18
Dr E B webb, ex lunatic ) ro
H 1ovey wei bera, conj su p 1.3 Co
'ajnh winchieater, bridge wk " _5
A 't wichoster, bridge wk 3 00
wilkins Poe & Co, br'g irons 2( 93
J M wel born, bridge wk 5 o
Hovey welborn, con sup 7 Go
Ed welhorn, bridge wk 1 75
w.lkins Poe & Co, br'g iron 51 48
1. B1 waldrop, bridge worn 5 o
R. B Waldrop, conl Pl 4t 8;1
.1 S wiiiams, road worK 22 on
M F Williains, road wortK 2 75
E C Welborn, con sup i 3 8)
A j wolboro, fr.i.t 1 99
A T w.nChester, bridge wK 1.o ,0
1 A wihitmite, road worx 7 4.
Dr E B w-bb, med sorv 2 '5
wtalker Evans ('ogs.vAll, at I< 0 3
.j T williami., uInmber .1 1 ('5
P B watson & Co, lumbor 11 o
.iS wilhaim, road woric I oi
A T winclesteor, road woric ' 2.)
A .1 wel o v, freight 2 (2
S w Youmgblood, road u iK 4 (o
8 w Youngbl.od road wii 1 75
S w.Yc.unigl 1 od, bridge wIC 1 50
.1 P Yae, rowl wori 8 Go
L. 1), STECPHEINS, Sup.
0 1, ROIlNSON, Clerk.
Better Than Pls
Tle qtustiou inus been asked-i
what wavy a, 0 Ch1ami)berlin'sStomlich aind
Livcr Tablets superior to tho ordiiry
eathartic and liver pillhd Our answer is
'hey are easer and more pleasnili (0
take and their effect is so gentle and iso
Agreeable that ono hardly rea:lizes that
it is pr4 duced by a medicine. Thn they
not only move the bowels but improvo
the ap11e)Jtito and aid the digt4t*ain. For
sale at 25 cents por boitle by Pickeis
)rug Co.; E-irl's D 1rug So c; T. N.
Hunter, Liberty.
Wanted for Forgery.
D)eputy Sheriflf Em rson1 li is gono1
to Biringhanm, Ala , to bring Ito this
city, J. T1.. Lindsay, a white man wiho
is wanted here oni a chargo of foir
gery.
Lindsay former ly lived nlear Peni.
(dletonf. It is11 llegEJal that lhe lmad
antal1nmenitf to borrow $50 fr< m t he
Bank of Pendlloon, secu~ring two
well know011n gentll~iemn to end(orse hm11
tile amou('Lnt (.f the note to $150 T1he
1no0te a not paid at miat urits-, anid
Linldsay lefIt his bondsmenCI, whoi
claim that they' only endoere a0( noto01(
for $50, to pay it.--An .lors.on Daily
Miail.
Chlamberlain's Conghl Ritmedy.
No onie who is acquain ted withI its
good qualities eaui be snrprised ati lie
groat populam ity of Chmuberlain,'s Cci g,
Remedy. It not1 0on1y cures'. co'ds isga
grip oil'cetuially a d permaln entV y, but
pre*vents these diseases from result ing in
pnleiumonuia. It is talso ai (certain care for
crouip. Whooping cough is not daing.r
onis nwh'in this remedy is given. It con
tais nto op1im or1 other hsr-niful anb
tstance and1 Inlay bo given conflehntlyv to
a baby or an adult. It is also plea an'
to te. W~heni alt of theso facts are(
taken into consideraltion it is not suirpris.
ing thait people in fo'reign landn. as well
as at ho.. e, esteem this remoedy very
highly and very few tire williug to lake
anly other after I a inug onco mi oil it.
F"or sale by Pickons Drug (Co.; EAr~C's
(rug store; T. N. Hunter, Laibir .
Cheap Rates to Columbia to the State
Fair Oc t. 24-29.
On account, of the above occasion,
lie Southern 1Railwaty nill sell tiekets
from all points in State of Sonth
Carolina to CIoliumbia, S. C., and re
tu rn at rateo of one first class fare
plus 75 centIs, w hich includes one0 ad
mnituion to the fair grounmds.
Tickets on sn le daily Octo ber 24th
to 20th, incl usiw, andi~ for tinn
sclhdluld ()to ariv Y in d , i nh'miai
prior to noon11 of Octoher 3J0mhi, limnited
to rettnrnt until Nov. 2dl, 1903.
etc., a pply t o atny local agen t of t he
comlpanyi~ Or to
C'harhrltot,, 8. (C.
Cai use of Lock jaw.
' ockjaw' or tetanus, is iaulsed'hy a
bhacillna or germ which exists plentifully
inl street dirt. It is inactive so lonig is
exp~osed to the air, 1.ut wvhen carried
beneath the skini as inl the wounids Canls.
o 1 by percussion caps or by rusty nails,
a (1 when the air is oxoluded the germ is
g used( to accivity and produces the most
v~rnlent poisou knoun. These germs
|may be destroyed anid all danger of lock
j r wIavolided by :p,>lying Ch mt rlainm's
i'aln Babta freely na5 soon naR the injury
i4 re ived, Pain Balm is am autisepitio
and1( causes cuts, bruises and liko Injuries
to heal withouit maturation and ill 11na
t'iird the time requ red by the na~nal
treatment. 1t Is for sa'e by T. 17. lHnt
ler, Liberty; Earle's Drug Store; andu
Pickens Drug Co.. Plokena. 8. 0:
Read the
PRICES
and be Convinced,
Tree. years ago when we i plan1
-i0sed the people to iiake Pickens th
it is up to you to say whether we I
Our busin'ess has grown from d
rietail trade of anly trading house in
ciate the sui)pport of our friends and
bought an enormous stock of G-EN]
car of goods are rolling in every day
sure going to offer some prices that a
DRESS GOODS.
. We are especially proud
o I this department and takc
- Cpleasure in showing the
- great values we have in our
B3 roadcloths,Zibulines,Cash
6! meres Ienriettas, Worsteds
I A Dress Flannels. All of this
stock is the lattest weaves
ttand patterns. H ere are a
few special prices we are
offering:
A nice Broadcloth, worth 75c., at 50C.
I lot " 54 inches wide, worth $r.00, at 75c
S" " "4 " "6 all colors, cheap
at $1.25, our price only $u .oo
Special in Zibulines, worth 75c., at 6o
Brilliantines, regular price 6oc, our special price 35
" 75c, " " " 50
Worsteds, is 1 5 and 20c, " " o
Wo~ 15 1
4o " " 23
Big Drive in Outings:
1 Aot full 27 inch wide, nice heavy Ileece, would
be cheap at 83c., while they last only Sc
i lot exya heavy Outing, worth ioc nnywhere, 81.
Here it y snap. \Ve were looking ahead and con
tracted for a big lot of Sheeting before the advance.
10,ooo yards of Easley Sheeting 36 inches wide, 5c-.
I,50o yards Standard Prints, regular price 6%'c.,
as long as it lasts you can have all you want at 5c. pr. yd
Our line is too large to qluote here-come and see it
Ladies Ready-to-wear Skirts:
A big line of skirts to go
cheap.
$6.oo skirts at only $5.00
$5.00 " " " $3.50
$3.50.- " " " $2.50
1~ $3.00 " " " $2.25
) $2.00 " " " $1.50
'j ~$1.50 " " " .0
:~:~$1.25 " " " 8
-' ,~* XWe have enroute one lot
Ladies Jackets. TLhese wer~e
boug~ht diirect fr om the manufacturers, wvhich will enable
us to offer special inducements. A~s to style and lin there
is nothing ever been shown in this section to equal them.
You will make a big mistake if you buy your fall Jackets
before you see these,
Corsets. Corsets.
Aniy Price.
Aniy style.
Aniy size.
Our line of Corsets is the mos;t
complete it has ever been andl we
haveallthe latest styles adte
are priced very reasonable.
We are always glad to shbw yo
HEATH= RUCE
TT Ir
Big Values
MORO UCUo For The
g Store.. . Fall Trade.
(d oHur feet on Pickens soi. we prom.
c, trading center of' this soction and
FIvO f1ulfilled our proi-nise or not.
ay to dcay until we enjoy the largest
utpper South C arolina. We appre
custoiners and to that end we have
R LiA L IM.E R( C HA NISE. Car ~after
and from now until January 1st we
viii astonish the nat-ives.
Millinery department.
When it comes to our Millinery Department, we do
not bow to anybody. We have all the latest things in
Hats and Millinery Novelties. We use nothing but the
best material and the prices are very reasonable.
Clothing aihd Gents Furnishings.
TRADE MARK We are showing a
BIG LIN E.
WHITE
SEAL There is no man too
S A large, or too small,
- long, or short, for us
to fit. We make 'a
specialty of slims and
stouts.
* , We are sole agents
for the famous
"WHITE SEAL"
line. Known everywhcre for its style
and fit. Every suit is guaranteed to fit, to hold its color,
and shape. Prices from $10.oo tO $15-0o.
Here are a few Specials to Close Out:
$12.50 suits at $7-50 1,000 pairs of Pants to Close:
0 .oo suits at 6.50
$3.50 pants for $2.50
7.so suits at 5.50 3.00 pants for 1.90
6.so suits at 3.98 2.00 pants for 1.25
5.00 suits at 2.98 1.75 pants for 98
They wil o last long at 1.2 pants for 75
ese prie 1.oo ants for 6
Big Stock of Hardware,'StoVes
and Raihges.
Gunsl, Loaded Shells, Blacksmith TIools, Barhed Wire
and Nails. A\ solid car Barb Wire to arrive this week.
All kinds of Farming Implements. Oliver Chilled and
Syracuse Tur-n Plows, Disc H~arrows, Disc Plows, Grain
Drills. Come and see our stock; it's too big to mention
in this limited spce
Big stock of Furneture, Carpets and Rugs, and
the prices arec right.
Wagons, Buggies and Surreys:|
When it comes to WVagons everybody knowvs that the
"Studebaker" is the best madec. It will cost you a little
more than other wagons, bnt it is worth the money.
Another car- load will arrive in a few clays. We sell sev
eral other makes of wagons. You can get wvhat you
wvant here. A nice assortment to pick from.
Another Solid garload of
Rock Hill BuggiesI
to arrive this week. This is the third car for this season.
'Ihe factory has advanced the-price on Rock Hill Buggies
but we were looking ahead and macde a contract for 1oo
jobs and as long as they last they will go at the same old
priice. Wec handle eighteen different makes of buggies.
W'e have a fewv Barbour Buggies, made at South Boston,
Va., that we wvill close out cheap). If you are in the mar
ket for buggies we wvill make it to your interest to see us.
All of ouir departments are complete.
\Ve have bought by far the largest stoek in our histo
ry, and it is going to be sold regardcless of price.
Bring yoir cotton to Pickens. We wvill pay youi the
I IIGHHST8i MARKET PRICE.
We wish to Thank
our friends and custon,ers foi- their liheral patronage.
Our motto is "'Uuderbuy and Undersell"'
Co:(;me to see us and makce The Big Store your head
quarters. W'hether you buy or not, you are welcome,
u through.
ORROW Co.,
ces.1PICKENS, S. C.