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Rista Soniitiel-Journa! W; Happenings ol a Local and Personal Nature ?Friends are kept by suonce ?nc l>y .confhlenco. ?The price of food stulY, liko co too, is advancing. ?Not to luxvo a cold now is not I bo in tho fashion. ?Mrs. A. .T. Bo&ga is confinod t her room with erysipelas. ?Boru unto Mr. and ftVrs, Brook Adams on Uio 29th ult, a yfrl. v. ?Think of it, already over on twelfth of tho now year has passoil ?B. F. Parsons killed a hog ?i{?li months old this week that netted 2(J I ojj^ds. ' w-Tho world's vordiot is easier t o'Jr-rule than thatxof one's own coi swence. M ?Miss Fannio White, of Knsloj /is visiting her friend, xMisB Addi . t Hiott, in Pickens. I 1 ?Miss Addio lliott, who has hoe ou a visit to friends at Easloy, r< Nk turned home last week. ?Carlisle Newton has resigned hi position with tho Pickens Hail road t< accept a job at the oil mill. ?The friends of Dr. It. F. Smitl of Ensloy, who lias been critically ill will bo pleased to hear of his rapi recovery. B ?Married at, tho reidence of Jo I Smith, on February 7th, Mr. Mario [Hughes to Miss Pearl Hopkins. A! of Liberty. | ?The fertilizer season is hero am [ho town will bo scented with th kdiferous stuff as it is hauled frot no depot to the farms. ft-?Judging from tlio movement i Bino it is reasonable to suppose th Bmcrs are going to plant the largee Hsiblu acroHgo in cotton. | Cadets LoRoy Bjggfl, J. P. Ci Jr., Ernest Fireman, Ed^a Hris and A. J^. Taylor, of Cleinsoi n a trief visit hoiur>. You have only a little more thar Hvooi\a now in which to mako Bfax return to tho County Audi^^^^K'\tt(|nil to ut onco. Ljnch, of the Hnnny D.ilo section, hiiB killed oig'it largo owls ut his chicuen roost in tho past Beveral weeks. Who can beat, that? ?Tho seod sent us by Hon. A. 0, Latimer havo arrived and all subscribers desiring seed can get them at this oflico as 1 >ng as they las!. ?A fow bushels Florodora cotton seed, hardy, early vnriety, for sale Apply lo D. IS. Hendricks, Pick nj \ S. u., 11. 1<\ D. No. 1. 2w. .?If you aro seeking bargains in ) any sort of goods read tho advertise ' ments in Tho Seutiuel-Journal closely and you will ku >\v whero to find them. M month carries twontyi!. o persons who lmvt tl tho anniversary ol i < i^ht voai h, can do s< I.St. ,.f * it :11 .. i piiuu ui r. 'it iiii win uoi of this Hl!Cli.)ll to Most of tliciii Imvo an mry to last them through BWfflu/ season. Vio peO)il'j of An lyi'3 )ii, S. bternmiod to li' cm thuir iiohof f?' A h in?l rorchii f M i nufiie '.an Lpen sf :>!.'(! in that proxies city.?Hurt well (Ga ) Sun. Henry To whom, who (1 vc>h near Pn'tur poHtolVicc, l{ilh'<l a hawk iust. I"fk that inoasiiron feet an I 10 [lehes from tip to tip of win*** . lie leBorvfH n chiukon pio from his nei^h>ors. ?Hick's forecast for February jy it\\jll bo tin* c >ldeat and in fii!!j of til i Oil Hive NV\nwor. II that bo the cum, wo H[hunU Jlleavoii Unit it will bo tin; ^^Ejhovlctfft month. ? .xliero is Homo c )iik lution in tho Hfact/ (hit while houio (trum is l>oin<^ killed by tho intansoly cold weather, /I tho Hessian Hies nnil oilier insects If fclint lit tuck the ^ruin in curly h j?r i n / aro being killed ulso. *-?Thorn will l)f> a clay piston ftlioot nt Liberty on February 13th (Saturday.) Good sIidIh, .is well fis tho gon oral pnlilie, tiro invited to attend. Prizes will ho oft'ored for tho best sliot^. ^1^-. R. A. Child, I'. E , has ro ted Iv(-v. J. P. Attaway to till tho Klmenl at Willis Chapel, Liber* B..:< /in 41.~ Ai?i a... .i ... : jBViil, '#11 Hill llini HIIIIU iy, 111^R:nHt6al of llov. I'rineo, tho V, who in siok an I i? not able to Kh ^F-P.V atfT overnight in looking nl .. cult ndor, tl o dfiton on which N. ]). Tftvlnr will bo in Pickona wni inBortod n>th and 20th, when it ahonld have rend on I ho Kith and 17. Ito member tho doton and call on him for first class work. Thero is u groat dotil of nick nop. in (ho Crow ('reek floction (it proH%nt. V TIiobo confinod to thoir room uro: M I'M .Tile ill Iv ntiiiomniv Miwj li'.minn Parrot!, Mihh Tiiilft liVnnnll, M. (J k Windx-Hl-r iinrt Tjfiwroncn Alexander. B Homo have colds, grip uml pnenmo iiin. ~-Como to !lio Liberty pfradod }'?jl)ool building nt S o'clock, p in next 1'Yidfiv ?voning, I'Vihrimry 1 '2th. 'inters' (! invention." transformed intr "uvc t s xfoon" ! <? ||| ver> oyefi. A twcntietl Hi acln. Hk Pr,im 9nnnv/ flnlo Kof (.his community u often t with tho exoop n having Homo vor\ r? pnat wook. A ?ovor< this section Sun<laj Vnr.l, of Flat U >ek, N cossful hinin?/ ?ohoo Bnhtp church, on North Pick K^mut Sunday. Mr. ^Vnnl to tench music. YV< An brick nnxt fall An I iH^lWjn nor. Six Kite Items. Again fhis beautiful year, will try " and j?ivo The Huutincl Journal a few v< ? KketclioM frotu our littlo burg as to tii the inclemency of tbo wcathor the lo writer hasn't any occupation only to sit by the fire. Am for visiting the }? Biiow has been too deep to even thnv )? oi going out warning, aua 11 is uh n< lees of thiuking of riding, for tlj other day whilo wo wore on our way fU from town our old cart wheel broke j ;() down and oh, such a time as wo did ^ have, and I will a ay no more on tliin O Sllbje<:t- cc Tho seven-year-old son of Lawt'enco Smith picked up a 100 pound ^ 8 brans bell and rang it pretty well.* Wittle Crayton, tlio bright little o son of W. B. Norris, has boon very ^ I! ill, but am glad to say is much but- . , ter. it. # . ni 2 Another shinglo mill has cotno into our section, Jako Chapman the owner, jj ( Rabbit hunters have been having j,, 4 i quite an enjoyable time sinco the ! beautiful suow. v Rev, G. 1J. Nalloy lulled his rcgu- S, '? lar appointment at. Mount Olivet lust 1(1 Sunday and delivered a most able m aud impreesive sermon to an atten- f8 u tive audience. a- Rarnett Parrott and sisters, Miss 8l Klla and Kate, wore recent gnosty at js I he homo of Miss Sophia Mauldiu. d School vacated several days during tho recent snow. w I, M. .13. Evans is erecting a beauti ^ ful residence. ,,j d Missorf Virginia and Dora Olivor, I) ?>f Stewart, wero r? cent visitors at the to . homo of .Miss Ruth Willitnou. b ... al vv Mrs. (lus JJryant bos been very ill a, II for several days but is much hotter is at this writing. en P ^ Miss Lucy Mauldin, of Stewart, accotnpauied by her cousin, Miss Meyers, of Oconee, visited tho family u of K. H. Holcombo last Saturday. Robt. Mauldin visited P. .1. Maul din tho past wo ok and r.ays his caso 0 seems to bo very doubtful. ]\Jiss Essie Alexander, of Slownrt, u visited friends in our section reoently. f, 1 Litllo Oeniu Mauldin hnu boon 111 r very Rick for tho past fow days, pro- v< 11 venting her from going to school tx MiiFk -??j nonce und family h ive i movod to GieenvTiit-?-^. Farmers are hustling aruiTIttU^httul vv ing in their guano, making prepari?" tion for another crop of 15 cent cotton. m< Miss Ida Fend ley and cousin, S 'a< I P. Uobbins, of Stewart, were visitors w< at tho homo of Miss Sophia Mauldin ro' recently. Fr Hy tho way, I soon "White Rose" ivith her "host feller" hist Sunday. an ivrotn appearance alio uoomod to bo iU1 enjoying her rido very much. IHiino. Durham is making addition* ^* al improvements to his dwelling. ' Several attended soivicos at (lap IIill Sunday afternot n. ('n Littio Odobsa Garrett has been on the tuck !iM but ia itinrh butter now. li I'. W. Willimon had the misfortune of jotting his inulo Hcri msly hurt on j a burl) wiro fonco 1 1st Sunday night. ' J." Airs. S. J. Norris is very ili wiMi | j. grippe. Her many friends hope b r ho.- a apt-tody recovery. j j 1' I >S. L. liichardson and wife, of West ; 1'iii ,n, visited in our section 'toontlv. ! -1 ' ! TI10 many Iriends of A. At. < * a r 1*011 t'n ' will be si rry to h< ar of bin r?cuit ill i nosa. m Mini.. Vhvmi/Ini- /,f .-.VSl A ............ ... ....... ... 11. ii .lis sisti r, MI'm. li. Williui ?iij I iM > ! i. lav. i j . . i * n I 1 w >s j's1 wondering Ilio otlmr d*iy (.,,i ! wh it h id iif.- uno "f this "M )ii ntiuii j Viow" wri'or, ;>nd by tho-way, li??; , nitno t> tin* front in luvt wcm-K'm ; piper, ami wlnit did w<i muThe ; | compliment t j si the Professor's il ui^li- ! ter, .Miss L ?la. Wo nil know why lie passt: i thi* compliment koiho tiino ago "" L wi.-h ho vvonlil write aomotliing wo i all don't know. H i, ha, ha I will Mi i say nothing more to yon at this writing. Good l?yo. (In Mr. and .Mrs. I)>ck Garrett visit?d Su lln> homo of Mrs. \V. ii. Nor rib Sat i I urduy and Sunday. itln .foo Smith, of Ijib u'ly, was tho! guest of \V. A. Hendricks l ist weak ,ve \i m 'i'.. ii .. - i i iii i" u \ I I uillfl , II ('IIIU III)I)^ 1 ' young luily of our scction visited at i du, I iekon.s last week. Mrf. A. I). Mann visited in tlic | Hughes section ono day lis! week. ]}. Mauldiu inado a brief visit lo Seneca last week. h,1< Mrs. Hold. Mauldiu ia vory sick at cii tliih writing. It. II. Holcomho inado a llying trip to Kaaloy last week. Sum Sinitli, of Wnlliulla. was the . guost of R. \Y. WiMiinon recently. I J'!' No dot)I>t my lottcr thin week will t ('1 I) i dull and unintore.sting tin thero is |1,1,1 no iiowh of any hoc Hint tiiis week. j. t I clo.so saying, I wish The Sentinel Journal much HueceSH. Jan. (ith l!)()i. Old Kiddlo. bfti a r.i From Wattacoo. e*t Not having seen anything from this part in tho iSnntinel-Journal I will drop you this. Tho health of tho community is p;i?o(| except whooping cough among tlin children. No dcatlm lmvo been ,|u hoard of. of Willio (?x >ius liinl shingles and "" other lumber cut. to make hoiiio iin "" piovomonta on his already Ci>infortrtblo homo. J4, U. Burkor hus had lumber ! Hawed to put ii grist mill <?n his place. ' JI urrali for J?. I>. 1). Ij. liarkor linn just. returned | i from town with a e.ipply of riailp, .(< boon, chain-:, r.illnrn, backhands, Hin- mi ( glelroop, plows, <;ts. Hv tlio way I). Iy lhirkMV i? a bachelor and this in leap year, look out ^irla. Horn t> Mr. and Mich. Aloiuo Fort- '** i nor, on tho lHi li, a lino boy. Mr. Will Ilendrickn in going to Tmovo bin saw mill to Mr. Walker . Mastoin in Groonvillo county. VVnlV jr ( , or is going to have him n lion so built, ' Will M V , tljo Kortnor correfepon- >V' dont please toll the readers of Tbo rv Sontinol Journal whose clock that /.'j I HimlrA v>w in if lw< linan't. fnfiMl f I ? ' ^ rs-*" -- ^ . heftiil ft lot of people nuking whose | clock thfit Rtmko was in ntnl thoy f ) watch tho ptpor to boo if "M. V." I will loll. ' Avory C isHon is very low wit!>.^f I pneumonia. PPiFrom Otga. The health of tho community in ry good at proseut, with tho oxcopi>n of coldo, which nro quite provalit at thin w? itin#. m o K..O u/.i.i i.;u f..?? re to Mr. Meiritt of Auderson, aud is purchased him a nico littlo farm ?ar Traveler's ltost. VaHoo Featberstone, bou of Mr. id Mrs. ?J. B. Foutherstoue, who ha? ion in Asheville since Octobor, reirnod home last Monday. Jlis any friends hero aro glad to welitae him back. N. II. lleid and John Foster went Greenville last Monday on busiest*. J. H. G. McDaniol and daughter, [i?H Grace, were tho guests of Rev. . E. Foster's family last Wednesday ght. Messrs. Foreat Ponder and Tom .nnt, accompanied by their charmig sisters, Misses Leota Ponder and allio Hunt, were tho guests of ! fiuor.a M.'llw, o.lrl V.-v,.,.,. Inul ei tu i'd ft}' and Sunday. Tho school at Olga, under tho lanageiuont of Miss Millio Foster, in a nourishing condition. Wishiug tho Sentinel-Journal much lccees. Subscriber. Escaped an Awful Fate. Mr. H. Haggins ?f Melbourne, Fin., ritos, "My doctor told mo I lutd Conimptiou nnd nothing could be done for e. I was givon up to dio. Tho offer ti freo trial hottlo of Dr. King's New iseovery for Consumption, induced nv i try it. It suits were startling, t am )w on tho roiul to recovory, and owe I to Dr. King's Now Discovery. It irely saved my life." This great euro gnarnntend for all throal; and lung (lisimps by Pickens Drug Co., Druggiats. rico 50-' & ?1.00. Trial bottles free. Stewart News. It aiV<>rds mo great plensuro to ivo another golden opportunity of liting to tho dear old Seutinel -Jourid once again. Mr. Kditor, ploaso icept my many thanks for the pap? r hieh you are so kindly sending me, ?r my correspondence. Though I mat admit my news is nothing so ?ry important and interesting, but, L'verthelosa, I enjoy writing) from iy fieetion. Sumo of the unexpected snow, liich fell the 27th and 28 ult., still 'mains on tho ground. id iss*" oiu.a one of Oconee's )St beautiful young lien, spent the lultor part of lust ok with Miss Lucy Ma;if> <n. She turned to her homo near Sonccu iday. Olaudo Mauldin visited relatives d friends, near Seneca Saturday 1 Sunday last. Miss Mabel Ihown was ft guest at D. Mauldins Thursday ni^lit. Rev. O. L. McCain preached an exlimit sermon at Gap 11:11 lifth Sun y morning. Dr. \V. II. Steele, of Jackson, Ga , on a visit to his parents, (/'apt. and is. R E. Steele. I) -. Steele ha<' iny ft i< nds hero who will Ik- glad! see hiiu back in old South Caro , a. Miss !r^it:i:? Oliver und her broth ! (Jmti', iii.kU) u lluti^ (lip to (Ji-ii 1 ii \\ ciliifhdiiy. Viss i.ucv Mauldin vi-il<til i< lativcw 'I ii ? . (Is in the Six Mi!?* section in \v?-< k. W;dlio 'Yni<j \i.--ifed his imi< r, j is l'nui.i i Hyde, of C'nt<cciie*, r? nily. MauM u, of Piedmont, ii iliu^ rclnii\.? ami fi i<-nd.i in our 111111 i: i i t >. \V. 15 M ui'ilin ii is i route ! liimso! I a $o7~> |t'iir of you t;? nri'ch ui i!? '. <1 Is. 1). .M: 111?I i 11 ins hUo imilttii nsoil t > a lino lioiso. Ii. (1 li tine-", i f CViilr^il was in r m et ion I'm h 1 i v. Miss Ida Finlcy visited lier friend, i-s S )pliin Mauldin, reo intly. I'c.lil in vvlio . ?i... it viii deliool, sjuv.t Satnid ly and ndny with his pmml-i. S. lu>'ohi;m visited friends in > Six Mi'o suction recuntly. Misst'it Sui.io and .Mum Mauldin e I lie fjiii Mis of their bi>ter, Mrs. il 1 iolc >mhu Saturday and SunH. M. Ahercrombiu has been quito lv with cold, but is much improved this writing. Wifch in?.( the ScntiiioMournn) much 2Ci ss I am, White Rose. iinibcrlainVs Stomach and I,Ivor TabI..I.. 'i 11 - ? iai uiin|uuiini nil V "MM ipill loll, Mr. A. It. Kuiio, ii prominent drngt of Hiixtor HpringH, KiiiiKitH, ahjh: Ihuinbinlain's Stomach mi.1 l,ivwTtibh f?ri', in my judgment, llio moHf hiilior proparution of nny'liing in u.-,<> to v f >r ? >w.tip:itioii. Tlioy nro Rnro in ion and with no tondenoy t<> naiiHontf* >jri|>". For Kuln hy I'lfkoiis Drug Co., kiMis; 11 iii)tor k Pickn.iH, Liborty. Nolli'j ol I iiirtl Hiittloinenl. [ will :?|>i>Iy to J. 15. Nowhery, Pro to .1mlgo, on tint'20th d.i.y of Fobrn t 11)04, for ii fiiml flnttlunvnt of ill ut+-of Androw AndorH >ii, rieo<viHod,and i to be diHinisaod Ailininiftlralrix. Texas AmlrrHon, r>in 20wt. Adminintvntrix. Notice of I'lnal St'l I Iciiipii I. I will apply t? J- NowIkt.v, I'rilintn d#n for l'iokfMiH ooii'ity, on tii.sJU day March, l'.'OI, for ft Ann I Hclllomeiit of i cstato of Ki'oro I to won, dw'oaftod, >1 auk to bo dismissed as administrator, K. A. Bowon, I?\?b. I, 1904 It. AdminiHtrator, Nollc<< of Finn I Nnttlomeiit, I will apply to J. R Nowborv, .Tndp;o Probalo for Piokenn county on tho4Hi y "f Mnroh, 11)01, for a flnnl Hottloint of Iho oilnto of Oartor Durlmm. oo'iHntl, nnd nnlc to bo dismiKwd us ml intatrntor. ThoinftM Durham, Adminiatr itor. Fob. ;>^oo4 -it lollinr (\iso of Hlionnulisni Cured by Cliiimbrrlftiit'tf I'rtln Bal.H. 'H?o ciTlonoy of Ohufnbwliun'B Pain II tn in the rolioj of rliotmmtiam i? ho demonstrated daily. P.tfko* Tript, of Grigflby, Vu., Buys tin t, Chamberin'n P?in Bidm gave him pormQU"nt linf from rheumatism in the buck when crything failed, nod ho wouM not i without it. For fliiln by Pilkonft rn(( do,, Piokonn; Hunter A PiokeiiH, \ A - . * ,i*Inv - ' - - HORSES, I (( And all kinds of /) TIME, vv 0 Barb Wire, ] J) Dash Boards Tea< (( ? ers ant^ Stay.Cha ^ I also carry ; \\ GROCERIES. (/ ? $?*C<3fnc R. G Honor Roll of Pickens Graded Schc For January, 1904. FiretGrado.?Ada Howling, DoW Bowling, Myrtie Boyd, Mary Cm ton, Lynn Freomau, Gary Keit Helen Lewis, ltuby Lewis, B. F. ^ Daniel, Jr., Satie Nealy. Second Grado ? Robert Baker, J not Bolt, Sydney Bruce, Byrd Cart Walter Dieken, Sherman Evatt, Jo Ilairis, Earlo Hughes, Lonnie Jt irr^^JVUuX.'>n''C''- A 1 Humor jl itotn paoii. Jjizzic .Dei Thompson, Eugeno Yongue.' Third Grade ? liuby Mef" Williti B >ggH, Edna Earl Essio Freeman, llyan Keith, Ellc Ed wis, Muttiu Louis, Inez Morri Iloy Nealy, Willie Thompson, Liz/. Wluto. Fourth Gitnlo?.Clovico Keitl', Cli f>?rd Lovvin, George Prinec, Eugei Talley. F.flli Grade ? Arlio Weil o n, Bui Yon^uo. Sixth Gr.ile? *7 litis B ;gge, If good Bs-uc", Diclf Free i.an, t liuyi Grillin, Many 11 if >l l, W\ ml l< linn g Frank Jvuksoy, ():t;s K il.Ii, .1 ? i L \vi ', llonrv M^Dtuk'l, Pat li Ai. j lii rbi i t Nt \s I >ii, Grace l'tim: , ( h lit; ltobiiibou, Lire-nil l'a\lor, Wit ia Wei born. SJ. v it It (i rn ?1.? . \1 >i L* i if tit I illn Carey, HaniinO ftv i E.;l Minnio (Jr.Ilii.", Cri McFull, () lit-llo (ji\ul<? - Ail lio Ail 11??!? Floiulu C'uiuv, Willi.) (Jliasluii), Etsi Grifll'i, K?to iifj-tcr, A f;u>l Ifu^lic I3!lu iii.M'pur, Ij!.*siio AI'ii^ui, I'jilue I uylor, l ilbor! \V?*'l> jiii. Ninth Gi u<!o A: hn'ioi II itii'j 10 11 If, N\-l'i<! Grundy. z'fsy j / s /s /s f / / / / '// ' / /'/'s/ M ? business locals. <X / / / ///>//; /. / / :/ ///// j / / ? (i?; to 11 C. Carter'* fur ui 3 L11 i 11 vou wun 1 to buy. ?Sou change in a I i<f Stovn 1 lobbs-i lendcrson Co., of (i 1 co v 111 It" you wint a Roo 1 h r.so ( mult! call 011 it. (5. Cutter, Li.. . C. ? D > you need any job wt>r?* you iU?, drop us a curd and \sili sul mit Haiii[)leti and prices. "N. I). Taylor, thr> photo#riipi;e will bo iii 111 h studio in Pickens 0 tho lGtli utid 17th instant. ?It. C. Carter has just received onr of horsoa and mules which 1 will sell cheap for cash or on time. ?WANTED: ?1\ rjiinmon, Do< wood, Hickory and Holly Log Freight paid on cur Ion Is. Janu Cockshott, Charleston, S. C. u-ln: --LOST: Thorn is missing fro J. L. Young, Liberty tow 11 hIiip on 1)03' about eight in - > n t''i s old; foi top hiiH l)00n trim mod and has on whito IiojI Any ono finding plou return to tho abovo person and g< pay for trouble. ? WANTED ? A rn'in to run m corn mill and cotton ^m ne.ir G> 11 > 11 Church, ills ? a tenant to cull vat? a ono or two horso crop Goc land and bouses. I would null tli placo part cmh b.iliinco on tim J. 1) Hums. ? Smith & f ihiH )ii, 1Cmloy, S. C Imvo ?i lot of ni'-o Kontucky hots and Tonn(H3P<> inuleH tlmt thoy hn\ htjoght under tho nnirkot nil 1 wi 8(;11 at old tin)'; priouH for cash or i: good pnper.-i. Cull and soo thorn b foro you buy and muvh money. ? LOST Ono Muck pocket boi containing or $17.00, ()i doiiar a mi Heveniy-u.o conw id hi i v. in ft tobacco Back in the pocket boo '1 ho balance n $10 and ft $5 bill wo. Iooho in tho pocket Imok. Find will return to thi? oflico and bo i warded. ? Kino drove h and mule* OainoR and (Ja->siwny Bro.j. BtabU Central, S 0, to noil or swap f cftsb or good papers on easy terms, will pay you to go and.boo thin lot tine stock just in from Tennussoo. It. (1. Guinea & GftHHawny Bros. February 4, 1004.-2t jvniuoiin uui oo'.ifflift, ooMm, brooobitia niul nil klndr krouoloH. 26v^ ot E>rlo< Drug Htoro, D. Moore, Craffl Hroi. i OAKTOTIIA. Others Follow if v! 1'L K,S. \) ittOGI US, WAGONS, (| HA 1 IN ES8 arid K A I) 1) L.ES. U Plantation Supplies?CllliAP l'OR C'ASll OR ON ([ ? ? Bugi'.y Poles, Shafts, Cushions, Storm Aprons and ^ cly for use, also Post Hole Diners, Tongues, Stretch- // ins, Cutlery and everything in HARDWARE. @ \\ ^ complete line of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND f! ancl^ see me and we will save you money. ? SS : CARTER I 12 tf Vi fa 13 K^scsbj 0 Tk p tl LIBERTY, C. // 'NDE'K-IHJYS?-UNDKU-SKLIiS." . ? ? j nnnf-mMMn Jp (At Duke Old Stand ) l^i ^ Qur-uud- nc-hall' miIcn e.iat of Pickens and four miles :T ,.Genera! IVSerchandise.. J n' vf l'andloa noiliinp but tho b>;st of g ><>ls and at rensonablo if jw Tlio trading public will do well togivo-me a call. I & E can siive them money. & ^ Mm. liultie Craig is with me and will wn.it on you p ^oaadhv?\ ^ E&-r~^=rxJ^ <3/ with a v/agon that everybody tak?:s off his hat to if yon n 0 t|s ^ <* * trade with us. we are iioi ^ivou !.0 ?iai? : > Ru1^ mcnts but the experience we have had selling f, ~j ||Ck Staeielbaker' Vehicles f K PiMr aimd Harness warrants ns in putting it strong. That experience proves that F i ( notnuig satisfies so well as Studebakers. We don't need t/> U11 f t ,w Vpu that they are honest poocIh. When yon have made your pur r I |n"'bhase you go home satisfied and stay satisfied. That's the kind ot )i )' $J* xtistomerH we need in the building of our business. That's why wo fc y, iiandie the Studebaker linn. | M Do you nood something? Let us figure on It with you. n | Neath-SSruce-Rliorrow Co., Pickens., S. i. J I) Iw ** 8- Rtndab&keri aro n?>t afraid to brand their product with tho naiuo Htudrbaker ? ' f n i ^^4- C* tm 1 rt ja ^ A" (L ^^ 311 10 * v OF THE SALE FOR * I ? Clothing, Shoes, Hals and (Jcnls Fsirnisli 1 nu: Goods 38 A ....The Dixie bargain Mouse.... in i'e The goods must be sold at or ur :ler COST. We have move the 10th ol next month, and I can't mention the j>ri< ^ ; of everything now, we will sell you when you come at yc jt'own price. Don't forget the next few days sale. / We have 45 Trunks must be sold at cost and under C( lV" Come all, dont forget to gel vour bargains before W %.J* o ip leave. * DIXIE BARGAIN HOUSE. ?; Freeman Huilcling. Lou is Copol, Prop ' 9 - rydales TONIC "",v"r" ,n A New ftclcn'.lf'c DUcovcry im-roury will purely destroy tli?> h< (j for the of smell ami completely derange ^ vyh de system when entering it thro bL4B$)b) ant! NERv to* the mucous surfaces. Such aiti jj{ ) .... should never l>e used except on prcfii 1 It purifies the blood hv eliminating the lions from-n pul.ablo phyaiciai P, as .wifrlc inalttt and other impurities and by damage th>*y will do is ten fold to '"i* de '.toying tlie (rrins ?>r dihtc .* - that no >d von can i> .-sihlv ilcrive fnmi II k. ! itil -si the blood. It builds in , blond 11 ill's ('a I it lib fine, nninufacti d b> ro by reconstructing an 1 i.mlli|>!y/?.,? th<- r-<1 J. i y ^ ( 0>< Toledo, <)., eonlaii corpuscles, making III'- blood i icli and r< (!. mi >reurv ami in tnl or internally, ac. It restorJ's and stimulab the nerves, ly ,ip >n tiv> b oxl mill mucous <" causing a lull fr? I! .v of iktvc font? fa v . o" the nyii-'n. li buying II throughout l'" ?'"tv?'" nerve system. It (' n, > , ' C'n t? b? tmre you ^ci the \t . speedily , uics unstrung nerves, nervous- j n-?. It is ui! -n '*>te nill?- and mad iH-ss, imWoi'." prostration, ami all otli'T T iledo, O , by l?. r. Cunay & (5;>. )3? ditc.'tses of tin* nervmm system. t / nmnials free. or l'-\ l>.\I.I S TONIC Is sold under a po>>iIt bve guarantee. ' ' of Trial SUC SO ccn5- family site $?.<>? ^ <)f ^ y] L HohbiU v.ASUi'AcruRKn liv llirgorlon, Tenn,, snv her living The Radical Remedy Company, ?"!'iT.:Vir'1!!I.ife.-lriV!-.' HICKORY, N. C. nsotl, f iilol, whilo o >nfltiniption Hlowly but 8nn*ly tiikinpr' her lifo. "'W Piokoun Drug Co, W. A. Hhfblon (Jo. thin tnrriltlo hour Dr. Kino** New 1 t .? ? mm eovery for OoiiKum|ition tmueil <1?8 * into joy. Tlio tb-nt bottlo brought PARKCK'a'tuoibuto relief e.n<l 1 jjf, f"* ' ' tnin euro in tho w< u ftu'VVvl'.Ol). 'Trinl f MUHjflKWlii. ijustrfp7f Another Oar of th( Mitchel = W A lew reasons why ihcy are bettor than Because Their immense home demand is lor tl: ho built, price being a secondury consi itv, knowing full well tlmt. often one o added to the cost of building a vehicl to its intrinsic value. ! Because MITCHICLIj & LICNVIS hnvo mil I ions to work ( n, probably tlio largest and tho world and could handle any c ohoapej Iluin any other eoncr i n, but fi have built to only 0110 standard?thai I Because Tho company builds only Wagons, 110 They 0 1 ploy only one kind of labor, < build only one grade of work. No seo< Southern crrndpu Tlmw ?..11 1.<.< ?? #-? - i * " ?? ^vv11 whether of tl?o light03t one-horsa of- tli aro I he name aa to material and workn Remember - There i? something besides''Pure Cot MITCHKliL Wh^ou: There is fain I here is honoaly of purpose, there is >t there is ampin and easy capital to carr (l-termination that irrexpe live of mm MITCH ft LL >r AGON ehall alwavs r Oft THE ROAD." Folger & Thornley, ^ S h mp ^ ^ i \ lvi;'gs for Ha tell ilia; a Sp( ' I imiuirios promptly answc 2 IV)r Circulars. M ||i f| h i Geo. F. Montg ' I ^ || Til I illhllIIIIIM mill II I III Wll III! m HI I I ^ ' v /. ""rs/ ' sv s/:/ '/t | Blil-ORK m d'iaylor! I 'I * ^ The Photo, \ j \ ; ^ Will lie in town and brini^ your fo pcricct I 11 K UKK 1M lOTOGRAPI ^ i ri:si)AY niui wi-:i> jjij , Cr J J / '/// s S . SS'S//*///S/S ' Jf , / , / / ; j Happy New Year 11 I take this method ol thanking I? friemls 'or the liberal ?>atronare tin ended. and iu>[)e to Have a better s iicss in the future, by keeping r | i Stock of the j^oods obtainable, and LOWKST POSSIIU.M l'RICKS. -- c - -i I, i ihiiiisin^ yun aj^.uii lur uic j); ni<! in ihe past with the hope that line: before buying. ; Yours t nil I R.R.RC I We Have Leari ! Everybody learns something eac learned that there is a lot of d iff ere we have learned how to select the 1 at for our customers. Take for instai ....CANNED GO to Canned (ioods are not always 1 ~cs Bright labels can cover very poor < )Ur to it that only reliable goods get in d GROCER I] wii si-;ll nothing but 'i * ?/ " ' "" v had better have two market basket groceries away, oh, no, but we hav< ?r ing dollars that is appreciated by o h*t Mrs. K. MwamHnmMn r F. is no F IIAVK opened up a (General | building formerly occupied by allV to the Hif Store, whore I am . ? ~ H? Pa'r? niend or fix Clocks, Sewing Mac To?- Pistols, Tinware, or in fact, anything ne New parts for all of above, if not ti on short notice. , of On hand plenty of i>ood Machine nod chine Needles, l ubes, Titos and Whec* "0'(jRy too numerous to mention. Call an91 se wnr vince you I "can make good." / Seven*^ ^>nd-hand Sewing jjdacb, i\m-l ' -.vjggf ill ln?'M PmB lc< v I !,lV 1 ' J" ' '"" ?p818 ivcni i JJLMLUsi 71 :>se Groat !s agons. i any other wagon: ic very beet goods that can r 1 vg^dollars 'judiciously e w or of dollars of cheap capital l)ost equipped factory in lat-8 of fjoods aa cheap or or over FIFTY YEARS J Buggies or other wide lijjS >ne gr.ido of matiiriyjH no fiiucy liriinTT^I^^^HH tied "MITCHELL," alHM io heaviest log truck, 1 an ship. nmorcialism'' hi hind tho ilv pride and reputation, lifo time of oxperiouco, y out those purposes and a ro dollars and cents, THE i mi,iu "THE MONARCH SOLE AGENTS. :,w. r? 1- - : [eialH^ ornery, | IU ETTA, OA. J grapk^H Iks ami IS ir.iuic. rs i <: i > a . gag /* yt / '/ ' ' '' / > s f /'s /1-(Ta Vmj-L-1 m v/ a v/ and () i^g^thryeat^?gM i a j' t mo$ [ scllir.'^Jjusi- \ \'*f itronaoc (\ jM you will \l \.. 'DARK. tfED 1 ' h day. have >. nee in goods, and best of everything V what they seem. |ualities. Wo sec to this store. Mi M IE FINEST. '? ^ n;v,^i iv.,r? m.i C W We don't give ur customers. ^|| ; / ... fl HQ DltUP.. i I Repair Shop in the ' W. H. Johnson, next %| fully prepared to re- X hines, Bicycles, Guns, eumg lepaiinig. m i stock, will be orderiflbfl /anc1 Bicycle Oil, Is, besides other e me, a trial wi)j4