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;,.v X ^ ; . ' ^3. " . ' -* ' '* " ? &* QHEfe.wm tsBBsf '!##'. : pusxness on ' 32. inch white Pe, 32 inch beautiful ] 32 inch sheer imj cents. 48 inch wash Pai at 25 cents. Beautiful Embroid The latest Mercer Big varie.y Wais dies, etc. " 1 Crowds every Every department is ^ you owe it to yourse jjbTV Now I'm not j * know what they they are compelled t i^crc is wiicr ~ ' i# 4,1 fought this shoe ] --wjfajient Colt^Skin. '] It will " -.r-V-v '2> ' . v - '-fit ?,' U < *k!> y .- ?.> 211 and WITH TH ^ ITKMS OF INTKI1 b _ ' "i I u ?? George's Creek Valley News. Sunday school in progressing ntc , at present with T. T. Burton i superintendent. Let everybody tin oan attend and hear tlio royiewa Prof. John E. Hood on tho leseou Vineland ochoo! will closo jig Friday the 22d, with an ontortai ment. Hon. M. F. Ansol is oxpecU to deliver an address to tho school i *!,? i.? t UKIU IIUJUi iVJLUOlU H-? UIJ i 11 1 II inillj for tho occasion by Banks' Big Foi band, of Grocnvillo. R. IC. Hunt, of Scottsboro, All has been tbo guest of Hon. iter for tho past few da 1 to his homo. had no spocial pete Tn fact wo Imvo soi ?lo in tho last thr -II our lives beforo. say that the com a no worse nt tl .a Jones is visiting Mi a jaunt tnis wcok. wo gue ingf machine will tell tho ro itory. *316 waiorw of George's Cre amount of good bottom lai tivatcci, on account of ov< . in summer, though wo n Col. it. E. Bowon who owns ft nores of this land, is having ttvU i: 1 1 . iH U UUV IIJ irj tlllio UI1U try hi$ bond at making corn. C about three and a half acros he h cor fieri something like forty corda Willow wood which, ho aayH, w ?ako tho finest stove wood of any. itobort B. Jones visited in drc< vilto county Inst Sunday afternoon. ..^Grover VVillinran has been rig ?iok for tile past wook with a fov< but we are glad to say bo is raw better nt thi? writing. '* w'"" no' mRko The Sentinel-Journal UtO lengthy b will proftito you that you may he item me again. Fond Reader. School Eloctien, On petition of tho voters and eh ^ tors of * Hampton school district, i> 46, an election is ordered to be h? ut Haraptin Bchool hou?f, to iquia whether or out ao extra l$vy bH J 'H| i ^? 7 great business wa The majority of the . willing to do more se profit as the mer his books, be he lav be listening to the t.p.mnt to ontino non aan who olfers you :ong quick as a wir ognized all those pi e Whtie Goods le use. We mention a few of ilues that it will be worth your ige of: rsian Lawn, special at 10 cents. [ndia Linen 10, 12), and 15 cts. ported Persian Lawn, special at ris Muslin, real value 35 ccnts, ieried Swisses 35 to 50 cents, ized figured Swisses 35 to 75c. stings, Piques, Chiffons, Organ r day in the week can be seen vver full of just such Merchandise tha If to investigate. AT SAX Ladies', Misses' a ?oing to quote any ioc, 19c or 49 are, and also know that you can o be one or the other. e we paralyze the Shoe stores. ^ at Arnold's at $2.50. Now here : ivery pair guaranteed, and I am r pay you to ride or . 213 Upper Main S E CORRESP L1CST TKUSKt.Y TOM) OK A 111 SV ANI) 1'IU I From Pleasant Hill. Well, Mr. Editor, as I havo m.i;m nothing in tho good old county paper 18 from this section, I will eudeavoi to givo you u fow dots. u Tho health of this community is good at present. Tho farmers are doing good work 11 I now. They uro wwo in making good ^ use of all tho good woather they can. !(j Thero ia a flourishing Sunday Lir Bcliool at Pleasant Hill church, anil nomo of the protty tfirls arc attending, but that is not what we aro want* ing to know. y8 Whoro aro our County Cominis eioncrs* The roads aro so bad in this locality that an opossum could 1,1 not walk them on a moonshiney 11 night without getting his leg broke 00 Pleftse excuse me for saying anything about tho roads. V No\vt> is scarco now, but if this does not bit tbo wasto basket I will writo again. Cow Boy. 8" Six Milo Dots. st Mr. Editor: Ah tho grave yard 0]{ question 1ms boon running ho long uj wo thought wo would turn it into ,r. work, ao overybody is invito 1 to bring 0. thoir tools and cotno soon on Satur v day morning boforo tho second Sunit day in May, and lot's respect the dead 4() onougb to spend a fow hours work A 1 T ? . ? /v. 1 / )n over uioiu. x uiso invito UKl ?mnnllH bier and A .Beginner to bring thoir 0f Ijoos and como as they thought beat rill for the Jwriter.to get thoir hoes and go to work inntead of writing ho much ,n_ about it. I also invito Old Kiddle to como, nH alio enn't got anyone to help lit, hor work the roads. Let's hoo how Ml it.- -- 1 -jj* mm.j will UIU UU'W OUUU^II cjj to como on tho day appointed. We nro also btyhling a good wire ft<nr;o l0 around tho grave yard hero. / A. M. Garrett is having a well dug qj.'' on liin lot. Ho Kays ho is tired of totemg water from other people'* wells. ' / Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo P^'Witlimoi. on the 11th instant, a lo, daughter. M Vljorn unto Mr. and Mrs. C E. M. ?r-1'Garrett, a daughter. ?' Mm. Sallie Mauldin waft tjbn guest, b? of Mrs. A ...V'riday. it0 cMr. lJhl\*wSp?.T-jbde<MK- of lioni>r. J*I Mr.?. I-. r, r^piiUthu \ rr' ' " rj- ' ~ ,s over built up up ) people are will in j > than that, and ri< chant who does, tl ge or small, is unn weird music o.t the >ple to buy on acco Reliable Goods, on xk. That's just th oints before establ | Mere's 20C0 yards 25 inch Fc with beautiful colored des ; j Arnoiu s price 3 3-.1 cents Regulation Pric ! Before other stores c to know what "Arnold as by the forelook and bon last Fall to do me throug 3(5 Inch Sen :i to l.'> yard 5 lotiKlhK i-untx. !W Inch Son I: luixl, full pieces, per yunl 0 cents Apron mul Ores- Clicks at "> < l Lowest prices on b uling their way to this store. T t von should buy. 1 am doing* 1 18'Oi Or nd Children's Shoes, c shoes, for 1 haven't got sm:h s t afford to buy either paper or ( ifou know tlie Shoe stores make is how and why I do it. I want mining the whole business. Oj walk miles to trac H i & Itreot, 0NDENTS71 ><iuj;ssi \ i: < <>i si',. iaoj)uu3MuueanrK:<^K:. zmriii^aarixwxi V j ri<^ht about. <1. |v> -ii g of it, Jaif I <x< t it down a li'Hi- c . I'm > I) ! thing to do i t ) " t.i d(.\ I out ot a nvui, and t!:<:i tlib waving :>j"?:> ttyo will Iruvo him r.nd !t" will bo a linnbur id to his \vif<! and a i llur ta hin children, and will not g \> lint which !j holy unto thu dogs. lhihy I- ?y. Norris itoms. Everything i-? <iui.;t alontr the' l'oiomuc. Work among tin i'armvrs is pro^ios.iing nicely, an I ' cnd'.dutcH epidemic" yet unkn ivn. Not u fdngle ono 1j:?> np[ eared i: thiH.soction as yet, not even in t' 1^ form of a Coioner, l>u it is not too la to. The fruit crop is adjudged a fuiluro in tin* community ; however, there in hope for the ;15 j>?o trees, as they have not ali bloomed out yet. j 1?\ II. I?aiker, ag. nf, has re | turned t o his post of duty ti i t or j two weeks recroation. Thin i-i Hi" j first time ho liu* had any rest jfiinco accepting the noy In.rc nearly two yoars ?go. i'>. M. Ithyno. operator from Gaston ia, -V. C., rolioved Mr. liurlcor, Misses Ilnghes nnd Do '/, of Oconee county, vi;>itod J. I*. J; inly, brother of the hitter, . rer -ntly. rsiihk implies Jift9 Tic M']?ted (ho school at Catoouhoo, which will open in July noxt. Sho coimn highly rccoinmended from Oconee as an enorgotie and "widn awake" teooher to the latest methods in teaching. Mra. J. r. Deii'ly viait-d livr father, A. It, Burns, in Andeison, last week, who ia cjuit?* hick. Mis* Minnio Kilhurn, of Nrwry, viwitcd Mrs. Sue Kilburn, her aunt, last Saturday* Tho pupilgjQf the Norrin dratn mar Bchqol are otitliufri^tio oyer . . m>l to e( 111<* oik 4 ;in tn -i Jf1b r ayip 1 on any other basis r>; to pay a merchan >-lit thoy are. A m lat is nothing but c i.bl.0 to compote wit ) " Whangdoodlo." >unt oJ price. Thei e in touch with th< e kind of a mercha Lshing tliis busines a Snap. nway Lawns, light grounds ! a; iii'its, fast colors and cool, ' H :e on Domestics. s j iiiotc: these: rrnods thev liko - \ , * ? ?j .? f I s iks" for them. 1 took time ^ ^ ight enough of these goods | J h tlie season. 28 Jiu'li Drill, slightly soiled > O'i ct8. | | i l spring Print*, per y?r<l 4jotSi ? ood Aproii liiiuilianiM at 5 i cuts. leachings in the city. hey know when ARNOLD adver business on a spot cash basis and ' I Luff. I could get them, but >ld rotten leather shoes, for I * 1 . . . r , A T ? TV - men sirou^ nj?iu on men s rine ihis class of business too, so 1 boi ; fords included at lo at A mold's. Ms uialG i" ' r. ; i^ H'd and in vcs this nrok to t ' Sj> rt;;ubutj whero lio will con- \ tiii'io in tho fini.shocl lumber work.' ^ 11?' ... ;iii 10 ill. oxp^rt liiinl/CivmuM. j E I'luri'.us I'hum. Fro in Rock. TIim moniin:r aft'inls mo with ' ftrint ]>1 usuro in writing t> your J most V)?hiul>lo pupor. ! Jxf!>ru unto i\lr. and Mr?. W. l<\ i *i\ tiilriciis on I ho 28th nit., u lino i boy. I^Horu u:-;t'i Mr. !-. '1 .Mrn. A. C. r>n i il tiul t.ii cl.:' Uiltil ult , a tine boy. ho inf inl cbihl of Mr. and Mrw. 1 .1 ill).! . ... ,5.11 UMiQ iiiii'U ?1 of M.il. n/?u 1 .. .. .. ?VV Ul'll ??"J j ' churcM tbo 7th iuot. ' Jit'V, .1. (!. Seaborn Tilled liia rogu!'?r np|oiijtincut at Oolcnoy last firet ftuuiV.'.y to u lai j>o congregation. 'y AK-h Janin 1 londrie.ka was tlio <-t* Mif>s Ji Bir> Cbu&tiiut, liu-t i .Suudiiy i w. I>. Jont'B ban been tlaying i ;!ic i-.' : week with her daugblor, ( i Aliu Emma I'Mons. | v : , ill,. / ? .i r . j.i ? . I -.I 1IUIKI v IllUliSIIIIW Ul LtilUU ; NT.mjiilitin, veiled her sister, Mr*. II. l'\ Hendricks, hist week. i wonder whfit has. boootr o of Gn y . !<\(d ?i11I guess she in still male- , ing Jit v leap year visit. Wishing .lie correspondents, editor' and readers much muccosh. I remain,' Mountain Girl. Easley R. F. D. No. 1. Tho fiiruu >'H wuro jolting ready to | | plant, s.'iuo of their 15 eoyt cotton1/ w) ?ii the ruin camo, ho it will plant j i better ufl< r tlio ruin. | ( Air. mid M18. ]\Iil;n 'Miller visited reictivi-.s nt. Piedmont last Saturday and Sunday. j, JWr. (1. W. Dorr and 'vifo woro on. tliu hick list last week. W. E Grant and Luther Ilii^rlic a went duck hunting Lo t week below J Ka-luy, but didn't kiil any. .' .mo uf tho writer# inonfjuned ' * i> .t t;ic U-ii!;{ ln??p yenr 1 ibink , the boy 8 ought to flfiiy id- home to boo| 11 the {;irln would ftiy fhnin a call,1 tiiid I think JL\j 1 lias (Mine to stay thin year, to wen if anybody would ; l'i. him ;i call, f li* 1 know h? would H|<pr<;ciut6 Uitir call. ... j Mr. \V. T. Nall?*y i? having lum.l>?r 1 'fir.wf-d to orcct ft new addition to hid I juwfeuiutf iioubc. i Boy?, I)!) ouio to p'tftut that melon lisle"... for I Uijuk lip poftohe? are ju*fc -nbi'iU. rtU Kill, d, mul tlio lutmliOtt wiu coinc nr.,and to rt-u v.'.u I than that of fair 1 .t a fair pr ofit for an who does not c ;ommon sense. A h his neighbor. There is another e is really one lei: 3 best sources of s nt Arnold is, and s. Spring Prints These goods are retail that's just the reason I am s< Pique Eai i,800 yards figured 1 black and colored figures, 3 them worth 12y2 and 15c, n 12 1=2 cent Perca! The Springs most subs signs. 3-4 27 inch Percales tises a tiling it is so. I am bui prefer to make a small profit o ) IN SH< I am undoubtedly doinj at the- other. The only SI Shoes are not like "good wi mical buyers haven't the cor Shoes. Here is where we put .ight the stronges line of $3.00 ike up your mind :)oetc'd: M. P. Rogers, Suporinton-1 lent un<l I N. .Miller, Seciotary nml LVenaurpr. Thero will ho preaching it Enon <:v<!rj 2n<i itu<l 4th Sunday. Pansy. 11-, ~ o iv; wui i nti|i|juiimy^Ui'i eivtMl f?>r last week's I'apvr.) Tho frost ituH killed tho poaches, May chorrioB, aprieats aud some utrnwborriCH, but thus far "White Ko8?>" has (Hjuped. Becauao of my long silenco tome thought I must bft chilled and would havo to bad and bloom again, Well, Lb oho cool mornings made mo foel right chilly, but I'm not quite killed yet. Spring, that very busy Benson, has come and u 11 the farmers are hustling around putting 111 guano and making ready to plant a big urop of cotton, ami no corn, and fire expeotmg to get 12i and 15 cents for it, but I am afraid wo will come '.'out at the little end of the horn'' and have to be satisfied with 7, 8 and 0 ccntH. This is going to bo a hustling year with the candidates and farmers. Wheat ia looking fine and B. I). Mauldin has tho finest Hold we have Hoen. i >We are Horry to note that W. P. Stowart had tho misfortune of gotLing ono of his feg.s broken a tow figo while hauling wood in a new around. Ilia loc was caught by a stump with the above result. At I list accounts ho was not doing po well, though we hope ho will soon be well. llev. G. L. McCain filled hinregular appointment at Gap Hill tho fourth Sund.iy. f ur a i? iTi | 13 i It III. D, VMH^ Vll<XL?JtI Ut'l laughtor, Mm. Calvin Keith, of Table Mountain, laatweok. G. A. Ellis, of Piokens, pft83?d through our litllo burg a few <luya ngo on Ins way to Walhallu, Wo have no smallno* in our DOmrmihity at present and I hope Ihoy will remain out. Mioses Mattie and Lora Oraift, who have been working in the Norris Cotton Mill for soveuil r?ontfyi^have eonio home to upend " 'A f*W-! till 11 treatment, sound his trouble and e: T ? 1 1 iu h lcirgu vuiuiut Lgain, the man w If ho does attemp class ot merchai ad ol: merchant t] ;upply in the lax lie does not expe at 4 cents. ed at 5c. everywhere, slling then: :\t 4c. gains. 'iques, white ground, 2 inch wide, some of ly price on lot !es at 10 cents. tantiai ana prettiest ae- III , fast colors at 5c. Iding up an immense business n a great many sales and conti y the Shoe business of this coi loe Department in the city aff ne," they do not improve witl mcicncc tr> i<>w me thou nn; cr the handcuffs on them. The Shoes that I could find, consis that you will do | our midst unil took nj> his abode 1 j Atlanta. We wish him u bund an : success in .ill his nndcrtiikingi , though we regret to have him leav I us. And still the wedding hells ring They have been ringing in th community again, anil the ochof tell us that Mr. John Arnold an Miss Easter Morgan were unite j in the holy bonds of matrimony c tho.'iOth ult. B. 1). Mauldin, M 11\> in his polite and graceful mai nor, performed tho ceremony. W wish tliein a long and happy I if aj: t ..? nf.. . i l!.. i i ? iuisw iiuv;y iiiiiumiii mis roiurne homo after a very pleasant vis to relatives and friends in Easle and elsowliero. Tho writer of this articlo had tl ploasuro of visiting Catoochoo la: week. Tho Norris Cotton Mi storeatthatplaeojis in a flourishir condition. Their spring supply < dry goods arid millinery novelti" had just arrived and thoy aro ve? protty. A delightful egg hunt was give by Mrs. W. R Mauldin last Sa urday afiornoon for the pleasui of the little folks of this ooninu nity. After tho eggs were fouu thoy returnod to tho house an : : i ^ .1 :.. ii.? .1. ?:? ? wvi'u uiviLwii in uiu (lining niu wlioro ft delicioussupper wan anrvt them. All Boomed to onjoy their selves very much. White Rose. April 9, 1904. Pickens, R. F. D. No. 1. I Too Into for Inst weok'b Ihsuo.| Mr. Editor and Correspondent It lifts l>oen somo time since I'\ written to Tho Sentinel-Journal, Mrs. M. W. Newton has l>e< sick with rheumatism tho pai week. We hope eho will t>oon hai her usual health. Itev. O. M. Abney proaohed a intoiCsting Mormon at Bethlehoi last Suu day. The Sunday school is doing vor well at Bethlehem. We hope i and all others may do better woi than they have for many years. Our sohool, which was taughtb the efficient toucher, Miss Ola Ml jor, closed on the lat inau Mu H Tit A iV A AV M Merchandise, at a 1 xpense in doing bt i of business cannc ho slaps a large poi l4" 1 \~ i4"'cs o cli AIV ' l_? XU JLU kJ CD UiiVJX nts who handle n iat deserves your bi id, one who right ct your business on Have You S Out line of beautiful Fibre Carp ing so neat and cleanly in the v A damp cloth removes all dirt, the yard and in Art Squares than matting and no companso Given Away We give away free of < Painted Chinaware; with each nj) you are entitled to a piece c you nothing. We simply do tl here instead of going elsewlu in with us you will stay. Ask ? here and doing it upon the : inue to increase my business. All a a-^ -ir st m i f\TX 8 B?B! nmunity. They conic in at one dc ording you a selection from a stocl 1 age. I mark them so close that < itisficd on sight. y can't budge when you poke you ting of Box Calf, Vclour Calf, Vi it. GREEN'VILL n | largo pasture on lus bottom land it | and gone into thu stock business, a, 7-^Slr. M. YV. Newton went to Ath-: e ens, Ga., last week to attend the! I funeral ot his brother, J. R. Newton. I 1 Cony, yon muen't be too hard on is Mr. ]}. about his girl of olden times, j >8 and you needn't think he is getting d too old to think about tho girls, j id (Nor I'm not too old yet). You ' >n know pooplo never got too old to ; r. learn, and I think if this leap year < i- over passos, Mr. B. and 1 will try e ; to learn to love some of tho girls. o.1 It seems that tlio girls never will ' ?1 got started. it' Boys, what do you suppose has iy bocome of "Old Riddle"? I gueas she is bufty working the roads. I 10 wish all tho girls would follow Old ^ Kiddle's example, nrul perhaps wo 1' would have better roads. The furmors aro doing very good ^ work now, getting ready to plant Q8 a little corn and a lot of cotton, y I will givoHomo one oIhc my neat. OKI Tom . in Easlcy R. F. D* No. 1. ^ [Received for lnt>t week's Issue) P0 Mr. Editor and Headers: Will you please giyo mo space and time 'd to ioin vour mauv eorrHflnoudnnts. 1 " . 1 1(1 I lmvo been a nileut reader of your ,n Valuable paper for some timo. I hoo that a grpat deal ia being written about this being leap year, I gueas some of the girls had bettor come this way. Wo have four or five boys that havo never boon to see a girl in their ihves. Maybe a: some of the girls could get thorn to re call by calling on them livst. A great doal 18 being naul about ;n politioa. We suggest that each and hi AtfAnt* AnA K rt 1 nVf.A/%iu /*? *11 Vt M Hb "VUiy Ulic tiirtu UA|;yuin ?-v l uii iui fC any oftice had bettor Call on some life insuranco agent, and gstu point icy, because the roads aro ho rough m that there iB danger of being hurt or killod. We have all pnnl our y $1 00 tax and travel tho gully roads t, to market when we are compel led k to. We would like to ask whioh will have committed the area teat y sing, the people that stay at home i- from cbtirch on Sunday and don't )8 got mild, < - the ono that sUrli and] W'tM into a large hole, he ha* to tell what an accident, ^ i ^ ^ ^ h*WWW* ' > :/fy IPflfrWi ' )t afford to $$? 'tion of his fcs while beS othing b\i .isiness ant. ? any biiLiig / L any other * * ;.;/ i ? A/fW# ffiX&ki, ;- j >een etiiip-?there is noth ? , ,'ay of (loor covering-.. ? mi v;. ' Wc have it both by MIp -; ^ ;. ^ Very little higher ?2 Free. ^ cost Beautiful purchase from $1.00 Cn >f table china; it costs, lis to getjyou to coijU^^ ' ire, and once you for the china. i. *>"" k MdjEM ?? :?*~ mutual benefit pfiirt.. JjjmjHfmt t * 1 Iff#*.' ;3?KiMgta i Winn is iv iruu, ENT. , Dor and go right out. : k entirely brand new-jV ''"''tJjSl even the most econ'ol^ 4 . V> " I . r foot out and say ci and $2.5r | this is election year; we Bee and hear our county officora tell; what they have (lone for your Imrtofit. But what have thoy done? Tkhoy lnive done nothing except collect their salary. . j? ; ?& Miss Eva Christopher haB the mumps. . Mr. Havli lathor laHt Friu*.,. will bo ioa<ly to go to ton seed noxt Mi'tula^ certainly a hU9tler in thf bubincsti. From a South Caroling mr Will vou pleaso allow mo in your valuable p?per to words in behalf of in state. Since, I left old 8. Kftr-lr liara Uoc hnfln at. "MV j VUVTAV? IIIIO M\<VI4 OV ful changes made in bot state and my w. poor, broKoiy^uearted* boy, b hope and Wovidenco restored I now thi/ik it my lot to afteitk myself^ I am today residing in 0wind county, North Georgia, two from where I firet Bottler1 onco more calls back to m it.. 1!lil _ llil. - i -i wio iiuno HHyiHK u Htono gathers mo roOai." suppose I am doing ?S w> one might wish for faru.. the yoar 1003, we planted ' balea of cufcton and gat J1' but on account of cottoi cents a pouml nni^e u? Wo aro now preptf' a crop and aim to n. this year prpvifW* L able or/iip your, which Wft( will lip ftfe All we need in mooey and more na<|< how to keep it. pirn state of the south is m , i vrp. , v greasing faet{ a?i<l we long the day when clu- can h. banner higt prenont. . A