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f PICKENS SENTINEL-JOURNAL Eutoreil April 28,1905) at Pickcus, S. C., ns R&cnml olnpfi matter, rtruler net of CougresR of Mnroh 3, 1879. t VOL XXXIV PICKie^SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1904. NO. 10 t ^eal Estal Now iH tho timo to invest in it goo 277 acres within 3 miles of S balftnc!e*in original forest. Fine plenty of water. Terms to suit 00 ncres * good farm land on ! known ?b tfie John Kads j)lace. One ftcre lot with good 5 Pickens. This is a regular snay gets it. J. D. HOL UKAIi EST/ Office nt Depot, }W. T. McFALL, President ipiujvEr ,y^ " ' PICKI CAPITAL PROFITS DEPOSITS WE PAY INTERES MAKE LOAN Py Careful and const? Bank largely increases t We solicit your busin every reasonable acconi IIDiscoul V ^ oiiMJ*wU* A ?ftl '?^jt '^*<ty*'l^-,'-""Vl \S>^t\S<> ?jj L,rof'the next thirty da JW the regular price the ;C One hundred and eig Worsted and Cheviot U leans. Sizes 34 to 4; 4^n Sixty-eight young nu . j years. Two hundred **.* pants, r.uits sizes <S to jb Sixty childrens suits, ; ? All Straw luits :\t half I and all Panamas at $5 These goods are. Iron and one-third off the clothing buyers very < No alterations paid fc suits, and the terms o Smith & LKAMNtt pring <X T\TV\7" i I?mil * I am now ready with a com )o<lfl, Notion*, Men's and Worn used my host judgment and od&, getting tho very lowesl my customers tho benefit ol )0(1? at, the .Lowest Li My Drees Goods Stock is tin Iw-ks, in a range of prices from k>oftbe nicest Klnck (foods to ptS. I am willing for you to t 25 with any $1.50 Silk on thh In Colored Wash Goods, Dii poribo them. Can ibow yon a [such pricot as such goods can |>ok is full with all goods an< rail, Ribbons and Laces in ahi IZ\iV \}iin ct wiiat you wftiit nt n 8KOE8. Don't uive mo out nonable gooclH. Huong when j y Goods Stose, WoBt Knl e Foil Sale. Pickens real eat'tte. Buy before 8 too high. ix Mile church, 70 acres in cultivatiOD timber. Frame tenant dwellings ant. purchaser. 9outbwe?t si?le of Six Mile mountain, Price $700. \ room houio on Easley street, town of ?. Come at once before some one <?lse .DER & CO. 1 ITK DKALKHS. PioltoiiH. 8. C. J. Mi l), imuce, 4 IS BANK, | iNS, S. C. A $20,500.00 # 11,000.00 1 | - 105,000.00 I \T ON TIME DEPOSITS % B I ^ 1U JFAKMIiKS. C mt work the business of this ess and will extenu to you ^ nt Sale if ys at one third less than >X following is offered by us: // i hty men's suits in Fancy J) 1 s cut in regular stouts and J) in's suits, age 16 to 20 and eighteen boys knee ^ 16 years. ^ \ge 3 to 8 years. ^ 1 price, except Panamas, & i, these were $6. and $8. M 11 the best manufactures u market price means to ? cheap goods. fci >r by us 011 these cut price M 11 them is strictly cash. $/ Yours truly % < Oristow, I CLOTHIERS. )) ville, S. C. \\ i, ! i Summer r\i /~\ * v /-vj - iUODS!--- ! ploto line of Spring and Hummer Dry en's I'ndorwear, Homcry and fcshot'H.J years of experience in buying these t price possible, mul now I propose toj my expariencc and sell them Dry iving Prices... 2 best I have ever ehown in (\i1ov? mwl 10 cents to $2 a yard. I am showing! r Summer w???r in the market for AO iompnre niy 1 yard wido Black Silk at i market. It will boa waving to your nities, OrgnndieB, Lawnfl, Ac., wo can't big lino of tbem and at as low prices be bought auywhee. White Good*. 1 prices. Homo Big Values in Table indance ami will l>o kept all Summo. ny time, on Sheen. Stock alwayB completo witl? pou come to Greenville. K. PARK, Greenville, S. C. r> a I 'J 8 t K It j V (] V tl 1) f t a li li t G F n II p u V ri r*. fl d II Fallow Happenings. Ah I haven't seen anything in a the Sentinel-Journal from thin f auction, I will try nn-.l givo a few t| liotH. Hi'silth is very good at this writ- Z( >i>g- ii Everybody around l?er?? are done laying by. Crops are looking line. n Wheat was vory good in this ^ BOC-t ion. Mrs. L. V. Lnoper and son, of c lCaaley, visited the family of her |, hioihnr, Mr. John Watson, la?t Thursday. , J. T. Sk.-H^)ii lost, a i\i)d mu'e j, last Friday. /Ho >>!?o a linn w horsn a t imo^MRo, Ittisidft* { , lightning struck ^fiia house one |, night this/suinmor, touring flown (] mi.o of l|iri cJnmneyH and injured \ the hoi/so /to eoiiie extent. 11 (? went tly'rojigh tho room and struck }] the con\/r posts, tearing thoni tip : at the K*'ad ot two beds wlnne the 1 j family was sleeping. It did not kill any out', but nhoclu:d Mrs | Skelton right badly. Thin is bud s luck lor Mr. fr-kelton, a 11 in one j year. We hope his luck will [ change. ,, Mrs. li. Y. I,oo) er and aon.ofjs Easley, and Mir. .Jack I.ooper ami iv hod, <1 boopor, visited at the ho.no A of Mr. and Mrs. Jun e* Clements j ono evonii g last week. i A party consisting of .1. T. Skel- si ion and Will Hendricks, of this H I y place, and Jamts Masi'ingalo and 1 two sons, of below PickeiiH, to;?k a. trip up to Table Itock one day and night lust week. Thov killed never,il squirrels and Caught nearly a 1' half bushel of fish. !, is. \j lienor.oka treated hirasolf to a now buggy recently. i School is in a flourishing condi lion at Ambler, with Kev. A.J. Manly t- tie her. Miss Nimi and Ctirey Hayes and Marindu Wnison tpuut Saturday night with Miss Dora Jones. Mr. and Mih. Will liet.jtuoin, of Pickens, visited the bitter's sister, j Mrs. .1. T. Bkoltoii, 24th ult. Miss Dora Joiihh visited Miss | Marinda Watson Sunday, I A - ? ?* On last Saturday seventeen boys lud girls of tlys section took a >lensuie trip up on Tablp Rock, 'hey reported an enjoyable time. Several weJIs and springs have ;ono dry in this section, bnt maybe hoy will como to lifd since the ;ood rain. I will cli-sn for tliis time, and if hia CBCiipes the waste basket, I /ill writo again. M. Hughes Happenings. As my last communication was telayed in getting to the prose, I /ill ornlfinvnr t.o iriuo \>r?n ? (<n?> w~ p,-*~ ** iinre dots. The health of this community as not been bo good for the past ew weeks. Crops are looking very well alhough they are needing rain .gain. G. N. Gairelt is constructing linieelf a commodious dwelling ouse, or rather building an addlion and remodelimollis old one. Born unto/Nfiv^and Mrs. M. B, rairet, on tU^Sd nit., a daughter. J. T. Fennell was in this section "riday looking after his interestH. Mrs, G. N. Garrett is very sick t this writing The Praters school is progress ug nicely with INI i Ha Gil strap as ri.icipal and Miss'llaunah Bright stsi'! taut. Mr. an-1 Mrf. Helton Dillard isiied at I ho homo of \V. U. Gar?tt Friday tiinlit. Well, I puppoee 1 had better 1<?ho f<>r thin time, for fear t)iin uda tli** \viih(h i-nsUot, but if it oea escavo it., \ou'll hear from le apnin. keadcr. From Six Mile. 4 As the Btarrn is over T will come gain with a fow words for our litf 1 School, ae it seems it is not )ad ynt. if scran havo been trying . i,,n i ? ? - i_> mil IV. X mill l. BHM HOW it C11 I 3ti horn could (Jo or say anything giunal tlio High School. It looks :> ino liko \vh- n they <1 ?> that tl ey re lighting tin ir uwii country mid lu) welfare of their own children. Crops are looking fairly wpII, nusid?-i'ing the dry weather. We uve not had a season for corn hiu yet, hut cotton is looking alijjhl, and A. i>. Mann i? prepur11(4 for an up to duio ginnery at i.\ iMile. of course h? hopes for i e cotton erot.H lieie 111im vhur mill eaCMl'ier, so he ?-ayn he is going I" irtpiiru to do the ginning rignt. 1 r. i\In11ii hit8 been ginning long noiigh io know how, and when io get* prepared it will be n gre t tjivt nieuee lor Dim p . pi.) around i-ro. IjOI-'h not fmgt tin* high K'hool, mt puah ihe matter < n now. Why hoiild wo he ho Blow about, ii? )o?'t stay ! t, h'pftjjp and ??ty "Oh hey won't do anything. *' Let it lot hi> 'thov?M lot it he "wo," and av w?? will have it, and of course re will it' we go to worl; at. it ilitit vav. One mu?t m- t NfJjjid back tud wait for the other,''tout *11 jik>? it on tlvrnt-elven to go abend, s not that the way to aucoiuplmh mytlung \ou want done. Let? mm how inn 11 v *want the tch ol, iVf can to I by ihcw?y they move. A. B. Ifutlfe to l>< btor* hiii! Creditor*, Ml pfrn >i s having elainiH againH I'll' h if*? of John I William* a i'I Ehzabfl'.h iV 11 in in". 'h'Ct'BB < I will pros lit t u* a iit? duly JitUMied for | ayment l?y t >e h day of OrfobtT, ii? xt. '' In h? inlo ted tii mi<l tH'ftU* tniiH mile pijnp it to K 11. WilliairiM, J. M. William*, \< m'n<lra'or?, Am?. II. 11)04. ^'iih \%i|l annexed. DR. J. H. BURQE5S, nr uminrn ..ULNilST.. 8 SNECJA, - H. O. * Offl f ?>v?'i Nimnions Store, Hojlo Huihlii'K iMiii * ft a in. U> 1 p. in. ? 2 p. in. t< H |> in. Notice to Managers. Several days a?o I niailod Io each malinger in I lie approaching , primary election a copy of the con- | atitution and rulos of the Demu* ( oratic party. \ hope each niana- i g-r will rend them carefully and strictly enforce the requirement*, j I call especial attention to the ( requirement of oligibility to voto. ( No person can vole unless he is:, j registered and his name on the jo'ub roll of his voting precinct at iloast live days hotore the election. v J Tho managers are requested to t-Cr) ( I that. this is conit)!ii <! rh, Ono I manager at o< >: equated ( to call on t!.?'he !ntiiiy oi his ckib j live days before tho election : nd ! get tho eluli rulI aiid keep ', HimiM until after 1.1:?* election. Allow nt) name to l.c entered <>n th > j , jclub roll li vo dav* b.'fore the elec , tion nor on t lie day uf tli?? election. Allow no man to vote whoso name ^ is not on tho club roll. t Tho managers will use two boxei: one for State othcers aud one , for county oflieers, Any kind of box can be used, but must be j closed and not opened until after ] the hour (or closing. A ticket | votod for county oflieers in the State box cannot he counted, and j vice versa. All such tickets and | ( any others that challenged will be I planed in an envelope, marked aid jH j8cnt up with I ho return* lo the j County Executive Committee. The tickets for State and comity v loflicers will be supplied ly me, j [and one ol the mu lingers is reqimstod to cull ut Pickens on SuiUi<h>y, j '27Hi or Monday, lii'lh ol August r and get them. , C. E. Rob! moii, Ch. Ex. Com. c Pickens Railroad Company * TIM K TAULK NO I Supersedes Time Tii'ntv No :i I'.ITeetlveAilK. I" I1KII Kei.d Kowi. Ilend I'p No l:.' No 10 STATIONS Noll No H ( Mixed Mixed Mixed Mixed -4;-10 put in. 10 tun Iv Pickens nr 2:55pm fl:J50 |>ii i I:4-> |iin ID l.'tnin KerxiMon 1">t<iu i! gun I:55 jiin 1(1:55 am "Parson's X!::W>j>in : 15 inn il 5:110 |i in 11 in? hiii ?.\rinil's 2:'.'5pm II: 10 |>n. : in )>iii P :()."> am *Maulditi 2: .'0piii <1.05 pn, f>: 15 inn II :1ft urn ar Kaslev Iv ii;r?j m tl:U0 pin KIhk Stations ^ All I rains dnlly except Sunday No. Ill connects with Southern Hallway No :M No II''minccls with S nitheru Uailwav" No 12 No. 12 conneolM wit l> Southern Kail way No ii No II con in rl? with Southern itailwny N o l(> l*T I'orauy information apply to .1 T TAYI.OK, CJen Milliliter H. Snider, , I Old Postoffice BuHJir.-j,, EA3.LEY, 3. C. I Iandles a full line of W.Ucms. j II Clocks aiul Jewelry. Repair I' j work receives prompt attention. \ v. v.v. Noticc of Election I'll Hiiant to hii ? ot of t ie Genernl Asi'tnl.ly pri?\ i IitiK for CotLon weighoi for 1'ickeii* . 11. ' o ?'n?-hi|> notice in hereby givi-n li lit n | lor im for such I (1 ill i ii I Wi'lulwi.' will ci--* ?- IM-I'i "II i-?lllllld iv, August 2 nil. 10 J t. at ('isIiodh, ('. II.. to In' hcl<l in tin* OiUrt limine buililini;. I'oIIh will n en at. 10 a. jn. aui! clo?e at 5 p. in. 'J I e following >vill net an iiuina<<<trt of h i'cI emotion: .1. 10. Cox. 11. A. Ilownn. .1 Tj. T ioi nley. ThiH, Aiijr. 2, 1104. W. T. McFall, I ntomlent. . it ii l lift I- <n>l ?? > . ! (ii I Allni'h I'oiil-I'.anc A woiiilcrful pdwilur th.it cure* tlreit, netting, NwcailiiK feel Hint miikes new or tluht kIio(*> Ank today for Allen's Koot-Kiis.i. Aeeepl no ^ntistltiitu Trlnl |?ii'knKu KHKK. Add rem A. S O.Mated, Ultoy, .V V. OA0TOI1IA. Be?ra th? ^ 1 ha Kind You Have Always Bought . MLs? Liberty, ft. F. D. No. 3. \ Our section lino Ix cn f .'.vorortxl vitli recent showers, and erojn nro ooking line, while gartlnnH have iulleru<l considerably for lack of nin. Prootractotl services begun h" Ftiirviuw the second Sunday' .>n>' vuitinued until Wednesday hfter. )liu Clayton and rti^ter, Mi>s Ivw, /idiUd relatives and fn.-nds .? \uderson county last week. MisbCrf David, of Sp'irtiwiburu, /i6ited their Aunt, Mr*. .1.11 Clay ,on, a low days ago. There wan a pr.tver tn< lii ii ?viM11 lafl '.wild.;> ? . Ti 111 i"< :>rw. Hrissu) Mis. Dr. Und? r\%uod, .if (Jarius . ,mIio. Cm., vi- 1 .1 l.ei ?.i> ,\ r \ i t. i tsoiij and <? c . ,-v . I .. ,! I! , I (id llOIDe i'l ' H( foHf|dl Smith, wijV itul d-u.gls er visiItivl relatives in Anderson lounty lust week. Protruded meeting will c<?n\neiic.) at Golden tho lilth Sunday. Thtro was quite a crowd disap? >ointed at Roanoke school Iidiihh ngt Suuday, us Rev. W. C. Sua lorn ? id nut. lit! In- aopjii;t.nw nt Misi';.s Iu:tit? C'itrku a id ? 'arsons, u( Libert) , vixitwd VV.T ) !) *11's la in i 1 v last Sunday Prof. Will P.,rt?r is ic ( li 11^ a lining adinn! ut Kairvi-'W. lie iaa a very good claps. Mr. and Mi's. Kol>ert Ptownrt 'it-iii (i imh IiiI'IMM .? IU?? !1hV ili ' I k OlIM ill - t sill :i ! 'l;i \. '?!? A,!a i> ai ('?<!si do.tuijiiii I r a IVw dayr. lie. nemliH' this i- K'jip y^jtr unci naku nood Uaii of your opportunity. .1. T. Madden, of (Mimuhou, vihit- ' id hi* nu** v, Tli. s. (i:i8Paway, last veek. Luwiei'CC 5Sinil.li of AtidorBon, rmil? <1 hocit folkn laai Sunday. 1011 jo 1L We Imni j^ave Id* I>ph1 [il l a call l<iht Monday afternoon. .MtssiH. L' lvdj Chi niherlain, Johi|ili Smith and dolin and Cliariic iHiitt went t"> l\(!nwi:c river, veiling, lat-t. TliurMiaj . They onu^lit is many fiidt hh ili?-y could ?-ut. 1 ! . i ! II rsc.lpHH lllli WjiStijJijiKkel I .vill vvntu again. (J fey K v?*. 1 fiii 1. Knob Dots. The In altli ot this commut.ity in rery good. We are having plenty of rain. md crops arn looking well in this loot ion. A. 1/ KdenA m. hal ping t>nil ' a t hurch hoiittnxfn IvtHtalot' M i a f- < s ?nali8Ba, Eula and l.illw EdeiiH, ot Ati'lfison county, s. :/isiting Mr. and Mrs A ]j. .< '' 1 his week. A party oonsiHling of tin- ft Howng young men and hidien lust Saturday on Tulin KMih Kiln.tt Ijii. ! i i i Kdfiis ! >< ! it ii-t i i i, . > > . Willie, Joliiinio ami l?uils?! ("fi lain, 11 <ji I t?i I .1 n , i! In ' . 11<-)S M is-<i0ii i. ') i ;:<1 .\i i! I.-- i I.'I i... I Ml"*, M 1II It i'. i .i / ;: . t 'Jliiislalli itlii) .Y. A |. L'Uny iilI report?;?l a lint- tun.-. lt??t \vihI)on to StiilinelJo rnal. (\ .1. Mauldin 4 Profiu, i*ici ;m . Iliaoaaini(.'i)iii^ and WmoiKmi: lc, Bi KK1"-'* l^fjmjntwl and nil i|iC(l .suno ?? now. All Work ClnnrAnt- <;<l VIRGINIA Cr- V/ *~4 -1 -i V- a For YOUNG YvUjH23.Ni Hon io!; . Va op'im .: v.. y;?. > r < i nliu ScIIIIUIM .I I V< I.. |,.,?( . i ,'ti . . I . bin ..<iii, iilaiKH i ? ? . :!! .ti hi* (f- -r tin ii . l i . < i i . y V. . iii, J?. i < .. 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