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I' Pickens SsnM-kraal j?uihjh1ii".i) bvkry whdnp.buay moiinino. Tho Sontinel-^ournal Company. Thompson & Kicuhy, Piiops. {Subscription ^1.00 Per Auuum. Advertising It itos Reasonable Kutered at Pickens I'ostofHce an Second Clnsi M Hi 1 Mutter 1'ICKIiXS, S. ('. : "Wednesday, April IJJ, li>Ol. From Cateecheo. Tho farmers have been very busy for the past week working liitc and early. No time for visiliug, talking politics or anything e!so oi the kind, news is scarce. Mr. Watts, a prominent cotton mill man of Now York, was at this pluct last Friday on ofliciul business. /\ i t \ir i i fwii iiist \veunesuay evontug about 5 o'clock, Mr. John Grant, who lives on Clayton Dobson's laml, near Lny'n bridge, lost his house and everything ii. by lire. Their baby, eight hs old, wns also consumed in ti linos. Mr. tirant was, it is t-. ', working in the blacksmith shop a!;ont 75 vauls from the bouse. ILis wife had left her baby asleep on tin bed and had gone out to where her husband was, and had not been i ut Ihoro but a few minutes until they discovered the house was ou fire, ami l>y the time they reached the house everything was completely wrapped in tlames and the babv was dead. After the end of the house 1 1 1 ' * 1 ' 1 mjhiuu uuwii so moy could throw water into the house they managed to get the oris pod form of the baby out with a ditching shovel. Wluxt was left of it was buried the next day tit Camp Creek church. This is a heavy loss on Mr. Grant, as he is a poor man, hail just laid in his sup plies, (and bought them on time,) to make this year's crop and lost them, lie waved his corn, wo think, but lost everything else except his two mules and a cow. Well, well, how notiony some people are. About a year ago, if we mistake not, Cony went to Atlanta, or some where else to study modi..cino. Well, instead of studying biology, physiology and dissection of the human anatomy, we infer from the way he writes to The SentinelJournal that he must havo changed his mind and.studied palmistry, phre nology or some other kind of science allied to thai, as ho is more '.<f a iniiki xeutu'i limn a dissector ot a physical diaphragm. But wo fear Cony will never make a success of liia profession for lack of the proper drug. As you well know, all m:nd renders have to have morphine or some other kind of opiate at tho time of their performance to make a success. Hence his last communication shows that ho is minus (.hue or something else. Well, Cony is a jally good fellow and what we write is all for fun. Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas on tho 'M inst , a line hoy. Arthur was heard solioqui/ing the following tho next dixy: "Cotton H> cents per pound, a lino plow boy now to do the plowing, with two girls to do the hoeing, the oi l woman at homo to seo it well done, I'll volunteer and go help the .Japs whip the Bosnians; end the war and that will enhance the price of the staple. Come homo and have a family reunion. Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bowman, on the -M inst., a fine boy. Elbert.says Arthur can have tho cot'ton raised and ho (Elbert,) with his two boys will manufacture it 15. P. Kelley has been on tho sick lisi, for several days. Born unto Mr. and Mrs. J. (3. ir nwnr<l n tin/. Talk about immigration Cony, you had beltor go back to Atlanta and Btudy obstetrics. I think it would bout a !l. l'\ D. route, palmistry, mind reading, hvpnotiz'ng, or anything of tlio kind. Try it, Cony, and if I should happen to relinquish tho celibacy ntato and nood your services, I will call you in. Albert Johnson, a.l efficient clerk in the Company store, made a llying trip to Toccoa, (In., last Thursday. B ISest Con^li Mc?liciiie for Children. Wlion y<?u buy a cough medicine for mull children you \;ant ?mt in which u (fan placo implicit confidence. Von I one that not only relieves but s. You want one that is uixpien ably harmless. You want one Hint. I iimuit to take. ('hamoerlain's ('011c r oily meets all of theso conditions. m is nothing so good for the coughs Ids incident to childhood. It is i certain preventive and euro for > up, and there is no danger whatever Mtn w hooping cough when it is given. ,ias Iiceii useiI in many epidemics of it disei>He with perfect HiiecesH. I'oi* le 1 ?.v Pickens Drug Co., and Kurlo's I >riig Store, Piekons; and Hunter ?V Pickens, Liberty. School Election. On petition of tin* voters and eloet >rn of Hampton school district, No. If., an (.-lection if! ordered to bo hold ut Hamptin school house, to deter initio whether or not 11:1 extra levy of two mills shall bo levied on all tho property within tho district. Tho election to bo held May 7th. Polls u> open ut i <>nock |>. m. find clone ut 5 o'clock. Tho present hoard of tnifttoe.H to net ah Homagers. 'J ho election to he conducted according to rules and reguiationa laiil down in the school law. l?y oidor of County Hoard of Education. K. T. Hallum, Chairman. Muscles sore, joints painful rheumatism. Soro miiRoloH or painful joints, may moan an appronohiiift attack of rheumatism. Klliott'n i',inulnitietl Oil Liniment rubbed on tho ntfoated parta will relievo tho pain ami noronesH, ami prevent l'houiiiatiHin. Ellioi'rt Kmtdsifled Oil Linimont is a satiHfaotory rubbing liutniont for all boioiiohp, Htilimwa and lamono?H of joint* or munclOH. Piokonn Drug Co., fiokwi; W. A. Sheldon, Liberty, Auk Your l>cMl?r for Allen'* Koot?K?iio, y. A powdnr for tho fool. It our<'Hjtij%ill<ni Hon?, Hot, Galloon, Aohuif^; Svontiny Feot, Corns and Ibmioufl. At all Drug^ 4ju?tsi 4ml vhvo utoruV 20o, Auk today J HL M ' Consumption The only kind of consumption to tear is " neglected :onsumption." People are learning that conI sumption is a curable disease. t is neglected consumption that is so often incurable. 5 At the faintest suspicion of . onsumption get a bottle of Scott's Emulsion and begin regular doses. The use of Scott's Emulsion U once, has, in thousands of . .;ses, turned the balance in ^ ..vor of health. Neglected consumption does f 'iot exist where Scott's Emul!on is. I Prompt use of Scott's Kmulion checks the disease while it an be checked. ' Send for free sample. SCOTT K ItOWNK, Chemists, rxj-4' Pearl Sheet, New York. S c. and on; all drneeists. CONTINl KD FROM FIRST PAGE tlio Ststo Executive Committee J may dispense with tho second campaign meeting it is authorized to appoint umlir this articlo. Article XI!.. It shall be tho duty of eaeh County Executive Committee to appoint meetings in their respective counties to bo addressed by the candidates lor the General Assembly and for tho different county ollieod, nil of whom except Magistrates, Masters and Supervisors of Registration shall he elected by primaries on tho last Tuesday in August of each election year under the same ruins and regulations lu'reinboforn provided. Article XIII. Each county delegation to a State Convention shall have power to till any vacancy therein. Article XIV. This constitution may bo atnonded or altered at the regular May Convention of the State or at any convention called specifically fur that purpose, the roil f?\f M-i.w.i. ?i?? 11 n IIIV'I RiKUl DlJUliiJJ' ItlU change? to l)o made. Article XV. Any county tailing or refusing to organize under the provisions of this constitution shail not have representation in tho State Democratic Convention. Wilio done?, Ch'ni. State Dem.Ex. Com. James T. Parke, Secretary. Sciatic Riiciiiiialisni Cured. "L liavo boon snl j '(it to sf.lntic rheumatism for yoai's," nays 12. H. Wakiron, )f Wilton .Tiiiwrtion Fnwn "\fv iu F '"-J wero stiff and guvo am much pain ami j discomfort. .Sly pints would crack when I straightened up. I used Chamberlain's P.iin B.ilm and linvu boon thoroughly cured. liuvo not had ii paiu or ache from the old troublo for many months. Tt is certainly a most wonderful linimout." For sale by I'ie.keus I Drug (Jo., and F.arlo's Drugstore, Pickens; and Hunter it Pickens, Liberty. islilv noncliulo that it in a very simple ami who 11us hud experience or mudo a atudy ( greatesa importance; a glass may do irrep .sight and health, Can yon a (lord to 1 ><? e Dr. ('rimm is through experimenting mentfl find modern methods, to make tho normal "perfect" eye You will ho wise I are giving yon trouble liavo thoni examtn I. K. CI EYJ-: S CONSULTATION Those let tors speak for tlio.usolvos: Oitk k of Baptist (Jocimkii. A. J. S. Thomns, W. W. Keys, Kdito To Wliom It May Concern: I um lining glasses fitted on me by I)i satisfaction niiil comfort, and I must client Inn worked for the best peoplo in Clr comment on his work. I clicorfully testify to tho satisfaction fitted l>y Dr. Crimm. W. All glasses nt the most rensonalilo pri without cutting. COST SRI miiirn rn it a mat ib m WK want to dispose 17v to move them quickly W AT < _Xj.' ' All of our line of Crocl Pitchers. : : : : #1.50 Howl and Pitcher to j ate reduction all through these 1 Come earlv before <mnrlc n j ' *" * selection. : : : : The best of everything and on the market we have it." Ca '? \ ir\ Easley Locals. Eaeley, S. U. April 11, '04. Cold weather still con till ue?, and fires and overcoats are still sovy comfor table. Several business clmnucs have been mado sinco wo wrote last. The tirm of Wyatt & Griffin mado nn assignment, for the benefit of their creditors, with J.T. Lathem assignoe. W. O. Call aim in has opened a lino of gents furnishings and clothing uiuier tuo iiiasiey Hotel. Miss Ij. N. Catlott, who occupied tlio room wow occupied by W. O Cnl luhiim, bus moved her stock to one of Dr. Smith's commodious store rooms on Main street. Mr. B. P. Martin will soon move into one of Dr. Smith's now huildini 0 on Table lloek Street. Mr. J. E. Ilagood is having an addition built to his houso which, ; when finished will add greatly to its looks. Easley is doing her part for the Pickons Railroad, having caused two extra runs to bo made last week, ouo on Monday night, 4tli inst., to a meet iug of tlio Knights of Pvhthins. About 17 members of tho local lodgo auenueu. /mi report a good time. Then on Friday night, 8th inst., 1110 local camp Daughters of Confederacy, attended in a body the entertainment given by the Daughters of Pickens, entitled, -'Tho Spinsters' Hotum," which all say was a roaring success. About thirty Fasleyitos attended this entertainment. Soveral of our poople attended tho Clemson-Furman ball game Saturday. Soveral said that it was tho finest gamo thoy over witnessed. Easloy mill and Piedmont croasod bais on tho local diamond Saturday, with fatal ifsults for tho Easloy mill team. "Undo Flick's" crack team I has taken a tumble that sounds liko a barrel of lamp chimtioys rolling down stairs. Score: 10 to 8 in favor oi riertmont. Umpire: Ostein. LVof. C. B. Newton will lecture here tomorrow night, 12th. A largo crowd is expected to hour him. The Liberty correspondent infers that lift is snpor human, or that is tho way we interpret hin words, fcay ing that "Ho supposed tlint the reason that tho grand jurors were so stupid that they woro human." Leaving tho inferenco that if ho is not super-human, lie must bo inhuman, i Woll, at any rate, no matter what kind of a human ho is, ho should know enough to soo that his shallow kicks have no effect on tho Southern Hail way. Wo arc sure he will find out that thorn i? nnmn nnn <?1an V??f is on the deaf, dumb and blind order. VVilkie 0. I Our money winning hoolcs, flg] written by men who know, tell Potash. 1 They are needed l>y every man fij !? who owns a field and a plow, and fig H wiio desires to get the most out Ru They arp.fret. Semi jiostnl card, <;i:k.max kali woitiis Kg fe Vurk?Numiiu Mrccl, Atlanta, (iu. So. liroud Ht. I DR. I. E. CRI1M, Recognized Specialist in Refraction, lmanoutjy located in Greenville, S. C. Ollico, 211> N. Main Street, owr Mauniturers' Outlet. Dr. Crimm gives free examination because wants to show what ho is ablo to do for n before you pay. It is tho f-iir way. >n't hesitate to eomo if thore is oven tho :>htost discomfort of the eyes, ]Io rules you after tho examination is made and yes it with you entirely as to what course take. FEW PEOPLE UEaLIZE tho imporice of properly fitted glasses, many fooltor, tho fitting of glasses, bill anyono if tnis science will agree that it is of tlio arable injury to tho eye, or it may mean xperimented n,<on? ami is nhle, with tho tnodorn instrumost defective eyo perforin as does tlia I L<> bo on tlu; sufo sido, unci if your ovgh i ml by ^ I \I M, PiiCIALIST. FltEK >rs. r, Oritnm and Uioy nro Riving mo grrnt fully oommonl liim to tho publio. Ifo oenvillo and I havo hoard only favon.olo A. J. H. Thomas, Kditor Haptist Courior. rnnnivnd by mo from tlio uho of glasses \V. Keys, Huh. Man. liaptiHt Courier. ooh. Cross oyos straightened by glasses prl.'JwH. frB E* -% * iT A FAKE of certain lines of ^oods, and will sell DOST. <cry, Glassware and Bowls and fCi at I .OO mill ixronnffirtn It-- ? > ? |,IW|/WIUUI|ines. : : : : r<; picked over and make your everything the best. ''If it is 11 early and often at K. L. Cure ton's. - BEGINS WORK with' the first dose, "m cleans-ng the blood of all the poisonous acids that produce RHEUMATISM, driving fl Bff out all the dangerous germs that infest the JH J fe| Other medicines treat symptoms; Rhtumacidt rcmova tb? M ov j cause, and, therefore, its W k| cures are permanent. v jgHelps the digestion, tones up the system. Sample bottle free on application to Bobbitt Chemical Co., Pro- B WL prietors, 316 West Lombard St., Baltimore, Md. Jb l"sMiTi^t^msTO^| ! BRING TO TOWN ^ The Smartest Clothing | Offered Hero in Years. 5 The smartest tailors on'earth are inployed in the esta dlshmeiitfc Tfe that furnish this storo with apparel. TIkr is one reason of our flour- ^ S ishing business. Season after we have demonstrated t> you that fif there is no difft-rence in the niadf-to-uiensnre kind of clothes and S. the smart suits we offer?except the price. And wo are better pre- ^4 pared to convince you of this fact in | THE P1ESEPT H^WIIHCEMT :&15~ ? I wwr ?IF PEW SUITS f 1 oe.r?15FR1N<1 *22 SyniIEK WEflt... | k$ than at any previous time. The top notch ot goodness ha* been JH vj reached?Perfection in the art of tailoring has b.?en attained in the H P[ new garments that now comprise our stock. There will be a rush GT to here about Easter time, so advise you to come tuis week and choose 7/ your new spring and summer suit or top coat. We want to take /} Ene in fitting you. It is our wav ?f doing things to let no man \\ ilie store until lie is pleased in fit rnd st) le in every particular, u mith & Bristow, I LEADING CLOTHIERS. (/ Greenville, S. C. f CLOTHING! i I CLOTHING! CLOTHING! \ j) Wo are preparing for tli?> biggest clothing tnulo tins Spring in (i li tlie histoiy of our business. Our immense trade lant full V \\ forced uf, to buy heavier thin S, ring than ever before and wo J J J will bo ;.n a position to offer you bettor clothing for tho prico l| // than 'vo have cv?r offered, the reason wo can do this is very ^ II simple, wo bought double our usual amount of clothing and ^ Yj wo bought early before the ndranco in prices. Wo are buying fc (( fiom four of the Inrirfifcf elntliin<y wmforno in *lw> n.?.i wo handle nothing but first dnss gooiln, 110 job or hoooihI i JJ linud bluff, it puya to buy tho best. ^ )) We are Sole Agents | STROUSE & BROS / !! Celebrated Line of q 1 A ^ i is .A* i i I )) 1 4I It I I I /# aih-oh .lavH mo rcpunmon 01 t>ein*? thft nest lilting gnr y // iriontH nmdn, tho style nml qindity in unsnrpnssnd. Soe no V\ f'"* anything you ncml iu Clothing or Oont'h Furnishings. / (A WATCH FOR OUR SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT. V u Holger & T^hornley, / JJ Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gent's ] Ii Furnishing (loods a Specialty.... V H^PICKENS, i S2UTH CAROLINA. ^ [COUGHS 1 Murray's IJoreliound, Mnllirn and Tar in composed of tho moat Ej effective romrdim known for airing cougliH, colda, la grippe, Horn throat M ft ml nil affections duo to iuflium-ri mid irritated coiipitinn of the air pan- j Hngta. It ia prompt in offmding relief and ccrtnin in its oflVct of has- fj toning n cure. Murray's Horchound Mill lien and Tar may bo mod to advantage in c.ikoh where other medicines have failed gj It in pleaannt, purely vegotablo and absolutely snfe for old and young. H Nothing else like it in all the world. It fhonld have a place in every I house, ready at hand when needed. Parents will And ita effect magical I in cases of eronp. It has remarkable virtue in controlling the parox- I yams of whooping cough. Price 2ftc. Guaranteed satisfactory to every I purchaHer. AT DRUG STORKS. Prepared hy tho Murray Drug Co., Columbia, 8. C, V? A W V VEGETABLE SICILIAN HALLS Hair Renewer Always restores color to gray hair, all the dark, rich color It used to have. The hair stops falling, grows long and heavy, and all ^andruflfd^Mggca^a^j\iiele|antd^ A. ' I , I 1 . ' = One Th ianio KMII mm rwii BBBBBS8B3BOB ! To be sold this | all this season est ideas in pt clean-ups of ; but first class f 1 1 r\ 4* i c i-k f VIA UJ.1U 1UU 1 O 1 1 V 1 IJI od by US--FIF1] 1 lot about 50 pairs, worth 1.50 to bo sold at 75 cents. 1 lot 100 pairs guaranteed wool latest cut, 98 cts Don't Miss Th of On< IIOBBS A THE B ! Greenville's Cheapest Store GO T *?ss>v-s H C An<l see his / chanriisc. Five ( FLOUR, S ( Large Sto NOTIONS, b i H a BUGGIES, \ / S A DDLES, (. ) Everythiri; 1 r. a / j "UNI i>l ; |j 5555555555553 SPRING ( i I Arc you ready for y n wc arc showing a nicc line / will pay you to see this lint | ...WE ARE SHOW ( OF THE "I White Sea The White Seal Cloth larger towns for its seperic duribility. None but the b< making this clothing and e by an expert. We are sho come and let us show you I We arc looking for i the rise and we can save yo 1 Heath-Brv jbsssss r ';.Vv;; v ' , > ' >. * Lousand I YOUTHS 1 3 week at half pric< 's make, the newes it.tern and cut. T a factory that ma guuus iii every i )t on sale as they w L'Y CENTS ON TIT Great is Sale, it flea e=Half on Trou: it HENDERSON COIN USY BEE 10G N. Main Str O LIBE AND CALL ON . C. CARTER , r.n.nn..- C * ~ - 1- - ** i ? jl in 11h;iip>i; niuuh Ul ' Car Loads of ALT, 11 AY, OOlil ck SHOES, DRY < ought belore tlxe ac HARDWARE i VAGONS, HAltt )heap For Cash or e; at Rock Bottom CARTE LIBER1 IER-BVYS?UNDEH-SKLM AND S U our Spring Suit. Two piece Stii made of "Milton Cloth." Eve INQ A BIQ LINE... I ? FAMOUS |l I Clothing ing is famous in all the >rity in style and fit and 2st tailors are employed in ach garment is inspected wilg a variety of styles through. i big shipment of Hour this week u money. Call and get our prio ice-Morrow ( 52555315555555; i H QPaljra . 3. They are t and freshliey are the (j' Jces nothing espect. The ere purchas- i E DOLLAR. HI v For Two Dollars you can buy a pant to suit the most fastidious dresser, in the latest patterns and weaves. ' At $3.00 ard $3.50 there is a complete assortment of pat terns and weaves and sizes to fit any man in the county. ns a saving sers. 1PANY I HIVJE. ' sieet. Greenville, S. C- 1(1800 \ RTY General JVIert S, OATS. GOODS and 1 vance. r J 1^SIM A "NTn ii ' I ,?. ? ? J. <1 > on time. Prices, :r, "Y, S5- 1 SUBSfi riMER ts arc all the rage and ry suit guaranteed. It that was bought 2 cs. { ' ' "omnai i jp