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. Happenings of a Local and Personal Nature. I m? ?Cane seed $1.00 par buabol n! the Newry store. - A nvoof 1 ? ioiuuioi nuiu IB UUW going on at It. C. Carters, Liberty. ?Wheat is good and tho fanners f We now busy cutting tho crop. ?Allan Durham bad a fine horse to dio Tuesday from distemper. ?Tho blackberry crop, (ho old printer's reliance, is reported to be a big one. ? Harvesting lias commenced in this section. The grain crop is up to tho average. ?Don't fuil to read tlm nrl <>f Hi? llobba-Hon 'ers^.. Co., on the lust page. It will interest you. ?For Sale?A nice young milch cow with a young calf. Apply to G. A. Lynch, Cbnstain, S. C. .Juno H 3 ? We are adding now subscribers to out1 'ist nearly every day. Wo still ' '0010 for a few more names. f ':t o V ftro rather quiet a number of the can utting in feme good celain top fruit jars GOe the Nowry store. >nuy ana kindly with tho 8 they make Uioir rounds a pretty hard tyno ahead Smith, who is farming Daniel's place in Pick ton squares on tho Brown and itizens of nday on rnnfili a flJll 111) 'icketJB a in any <tdvertin< vv>^0^nml Ciiu> x-^/liere to pret Pelzor and As f,)r a bi? /ation ami lar^o yill no doubt visit ^ >y<*> amm*>k?'od " I jV r ? -J ?10 pound box Browt^Mulo Tobacco, $2.50 at the Newry spro. ?The crops tliroughouf tbo coun; ty aro tine and the far mat have no causa to complain. ?Tlio Southern railwy is now putting ill a 2,000 foot aiie track at NorriB to accomodate tboii increased business at that point. I T. W-i - - ?aj. ivwbh liiuion, a prominent cili zen ond merchant of Centil, was in Pickons Monday on busness. He will probably move to l'ickus. ?1 qt. porcelain top frqt jars GOo per dozou at tho Newry sto^s. ? ltuv. (). M. Abnoy filial bis appointment at tho Pickens lethpdist church on last Suuday moiling and preached an excellent sernon to o lurge congregation, ? Drink Red Hock Giger Ale, best made. Refreshing in)igorating, healthful. No dope no al(>hol. On ico at all times at our Sod fountain. Pickens Xrug Co. ?Tonoy Griffin, colored,.vho used lo live nt Pickons, died t Toccon, Ga., Juno 5th, aged nbou (50 years, lie was a brother of "Dr." ion, Wesley and Peter Griffin, of tbs place. ? Wo aro in for mod th& Mr A. J. Welborn hos sufficiently recovered from his recent illness as } bo able to attend to his official dties, nnd I ho wishes it known that lit is still in the raco for Sheriff. ?Cotton seed hulls GO, per 100 , pounds at the Newry store ?H. Snider, jeweler, has agao lo cuted in Easlev and opened up f repail shop, llo will also curry anico I tin a nf ?"? ' ' 1 ....o in >Tjiii.ue?, ciocks fina jewMry. Ho is a good workman mul cU eaves tbo patronage of the people. - Cotton seed tneal $1.35 a ia<k at i i/i Newry storo. ?T. N. Hunter sA Liborty, ins 1 sold out his AtopK of merchn.idsc ' land leased hiaXtoro room to J .IF. Banister of Cpdet^ieo, who will ti^co ' charge .July 1st. Mr. Banister if a 1 good lmsiuPRs mnn, awl he and lis 1 < xcolleut wife will l>o a valuable ifl- ' dition to tin social lifo of Liberty, M*. ' Hunter will retire, for awhile at leal, 1 fiom the m-rcantilo world. He his ' not drcidrd what lie will do, or who'o l,o ,?;>i ?- -? t.u 1 i>ut no unci who w|l 1 probuoly become residents of l'icl- ( ons, whero tliey will find n warn ? welcome owniting thorn. ' ? At n meeting of the stock luld- 3 ers of the l'ickens Oil Mill held lore Monday, the following directors More | ""'""ml: W. T. McFftll, L. N f T "? ?!>. Urico, f 't. 1 p The Summer School Tbo Summer School for Pickens county lenchora opouod in the Graded R>liniil Imililini* M.in/lni- .????; "UilUlUg ATiUilVlttJ UJUilUli^. Tho opening exercises were i^ade iuteresting by several excellmt talks along cducalional lines made by liev. D. W. Hiott, ltov. O. M. Abney, SuptR. T. Hal I inn aud tho Principal of the school. Up to tbis morning juat 20 teachers huvo enrolled, aud ut tiie beginning of noxt week, sovoial others have signified thoir intention of outoiing. The course this year is one of tho most helpful that has been arranged in the county for yearn Tho model class is indeed a mode, containing about '25 blight little boys and girls and actual instruction i* given daily in tbo most improved methods of primary instruction. Tho tencbers huvo entered upon their work with a great deal of enthusiasm and excellent work ia being accom-' plisht-d. We will give a full liat of teachers in attendance in our next is hu. At our request the following daily schedule lnib boeu furnished im aud will ?ivo some idea of the opportunities offered in this school. SCHEDULE, PlCKENS SuMMEK fc'CMOOL. Dovotiouftl Exorcises, 9 to 9.15. Primary Methods.?Mies Hill.? [)20 to 10. Algrtba.?(Advanced) W.E. Dendy ? 10.05 to 10.50. Sight Bingiug.?Miss Ilill.?10.55 to 11.30. Pedagogy. ? W.E. Dendy?11.35 to 12.05 Drawiug.?Miai Ilill?12.10 to 1235. Civil Goverumeut.?.W.E.Dondy? 12.40 to 1.05 Algroba (First Step).?W.E.Dendy ?1.05 to 1.30. A Card. Having been solicited by a goodly number of my friends to enter tho raco for the Legislature in tho approaching primary, 1 tako this method of thanking them for their support, and to any to thom, that uftCT inaturo deliherntimi on.l I ?v.vu) itu \ ? v 1*1 villi ulill" jideration, and on account of other L-cRpoiiBibilities which demand my attention, I cannot enter tho raeo at thin time, and respectfully withdraw my name from further consideration 18 a probable candidate. I will soy fuithor to my frier,d|f , :bat I appreciate more than I can 3ver express tho confidtnco which i'od have shown that you have in me, tod I shall always endeavor to prove nyself worthy of a continuation of four confidence. A train thankimr vnn nn? ?-> ?> '?>? or the honor you lmvo shown me, iiul believing that tlio interent8 of South Carolina in general, and of 'ickeim county in particular, will ho ' 'ni<>riled hy those you will "*'i in tho next ui From Cateechee. I As the important pnrt of my last communication wont to the was'e basket for some cause <r | o her, I will again resume my seat to lot the dear readers of The Sen- I tinel-Journal hear from this Bide of the county. | Plenty of rain for the past two Wflfilin While we have been reading of i destructive storms this spring we aro thankful to the .Alwiso Ruler that" we have been blessed in our immediate neighborhood. We as i a people, I mean the majority, are " not as obedient aH wo ought to be. We are too Bolfish, big I and little ^ you. Why, wo have people today, I if they would express themsolves, " that belicyo ii they had control of heaven and earth, they could man- * age everything better than the * Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We have hoard men to ignorant, or sinful, we don't know which to call it, as to say if they had their way they would lot it ruin on Saturday night so the ground would bo dry enough to work Monday morning. We sometimes wonder if the Lord could just appear hero upon this world in person as he once did, and preach a sermon what some people would say about him after ho was gone. Don't you think there would be moro Fetors than one? Many thanks to Hon. Wyatt Aikon for getting tho mail put back on No, 11. Wyatt is making his mark in Washington ami we !iro sinnoi'olif "l"'1 - - ~ mat south CaV* oiiiltf CD,!! boast of him being her son. If he continues on as ho has, lion. B. R. Tillman or Hon. A. O. Latimer may as well make up thoir minds to adicate their seats in the future. ^--Mr. J. F. Banister, who has boon the manager of the company Htoro at this plaeo over eineo the mill first started up, will leave the lGth inof for T * ' .-x jLjtuvn,y. nc nits nought T. N. Hunter's stock of goods and will continue tlie business there at the same stand. Mis. Justice, wife of J)r. .Justice, lias gjne on a visit to relativos and friends in Western North Carolina . -?? ... ,H fln jCH creaTO party at 1 Thursday night. The "nests were, Mr. nnd ris, of Hickory Flat hird 10 c. 1 W. T. McFALL, J. McD. BltUCE, \ B President Cnsluer. M | PICKENS BANK, 1 \ PICKENS, S. C. % L CAPITAL $ 20,500.00 B I PROFITS 11,000.00 1 * DEPOSITS - - - *"?= """ - - - IWU,VW.VW ff iWE PAY INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS \ MAKE LOANS TO FARMERS. C By Careful and constant work the business of this w Bank largely increases every year. ff We solicit your business and will extent! to you every reasonable accomodation. Ja I J.J7. HARRIS ^ -.jii.An jjuuiv I)j',ru?l!i IUU LEAP" EAnd yon will light at PICKENS, S. C., wliero lie now has the Largest aiul Most Complete Line of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, IIo has over carried. My trado is increasing every day. Fair Dealing i and Honest Values. Tho BEST of everything for tho least mon<y is < my advertisement. Never mind tho prieo of an article if its worth the 1 money. ...BUY THE BEST... Of everything ami you will learn by experience that Tho Best Is tho cheapest. If you want nnytl iig in tho Mercontilo Line, If yon want to buy a Lot or rent a Home, or buy a IIouso ami Lot, you wont lose j j| auj '.LOuoj' ^\RPcing nio before you ronl:e a trade. | luuin IKUJT, | J. F. HARRIS, | THE CASH MERCHANT. | WE II a v e J u s t Received a nice lot Window Shades, Bed Lounges, Iron Beds, Woven Wire Cots, Bed Springs, Stoves, Tinware, Crockeryware, Lamps, Lanterns, and a lot of other useful articles about a Home or Farm, and we invite all to call on us and look through our Rooms when in town. It cost nothing for you to look and we take pleasure in showing you our goods whether you buy anything or not. W. T. JPFAtL. NEW SPRING GOODS ' OF | EVERY DESCRIPTION | MtESS GOODS IN ()1!1:AT I'llOM'SIOK! Consisting of till tb<> lat< st novolli<s in white goods nml etfloml ! Lawns and Deimitios, greatest lot of waisl ^<>ods ai.d 11lack goods for skirts we lmvo tv< r shown. When i! o ni? s to clothings wu In.vo I , simply 1)001) Wlllkifcr nlionl inn! ?<> < > ? "?i" "" 11 - - "" ' o , ..... V i. L U JUi'.J'. AIM) Ulg- j gest and beat lino of clothing ever t-liowii in Piekcus. \'5*! try to in* creaso our clothieg tiado em h year, and to do this we buy nothing but tiiHt classclothiug. IT I'AYS I O IVUY TJIE 15KS P. The good ?>U1 summer time is most hero and we will need all kinds of summer goods. Straw hats, serge coats and oxfords. Wo liave a complete lino of oxfords for men. women and childrtn. Lome and p< l pour nizo before they are picked over. When you are in town don't fail to look through our lino of Furniture, Buggies and Vv g- ns, We k< op a complete stock of Furniture and bundle the beat lluggics and Wagons made. I.uy the Mitchell and you will get the best. Yours 'i ruly, Foiger and Thornley. Clothing, Shoes tuul Gent's furnishing goods a specialty. Soli; Agents for the Mitchell Wngon, Buttle Axe Shoes ami Strouso ]?ios. High Ait < lothiug, The Best Fitting (Totliini; in The World. ? -' ^ Soda Water Force j| ?) a gootl thing to have when the weather y) // makes people leel that they have lost about II \\ 5? Pc'r ccnt their energy. The U. S. 1 )is- )j j) pensatory, a big nu dical book of over i 900 // , * pages says that soda water \\ I II ' illtnyiii'.; // I j! "Is n prenlfiil itrink t?i ii- SI II Hint lessening iihusi>h uikI h \l It you find your sympt< IV are feeling feverish and th. j ' lj stomach lias gone wrcm^// all the rest of you, the cure is at on. H $ *2* SOM * fOUNT/UN I ?-tl )/ Pickens DrisO" fomnanv y , \\ ?Drugs & Stationery.:=2E^? Spring & Summer -DRY GOODS!-'I am now roa<ly with i complete lino of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Notions, Moii'h and Woinon's I ndorwoar, Hosiery and Shoes. ^ ? 1 weed my host judgment and years of oxpciione.) in buying those good?) getting tho very lowo.st price possible, and now I propose to fl givft my customers I ho benefit of my oxp-riouee and soil them Dry V Goods at the ...Lowest Living iYiceypJ ^ My Dross Goods Slock i?i 111< host ! have ove r shown in ] Rfe^s, in a range of prices from 10 cfiits t<> $2 a yard. 1 am showing kjciiicL'st 111ack O.xkI- for Sinmni v w.-it in tin* market for 60 for you to compare my I yard wirtn lilack Silk (?n saving lo^ftvufl . I)I ^Lyon a l>ig 111i < o! l!)oin and at mm :ui V\lil!(?S fctel^ori ( , . !. Homo Big Values 1^. :.n,| will 1)1) ki'[)t al^B