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^PICKENS * SENTINEI -JOURNAL. " Catered April 28,1906 nt PickeuB, 8. O., rb necoml olnnH 8, 1879. VOL XXXIV PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, W 1904. NO. 10 . ? \ RUI (/ - Our RU II ^'nc 's l\ T^M)* especially )j r/M anc^ ^c f/ II \\ will i 11 ten 11 L- S> ^r00tl \i Syringe // A good \\ tain Syr u Pickens Di If ?Drugs i yi N. B.?Our air (I want and LP: A Great Opportuni A AT A 1 If You Don't take 277 acroa within 3 milon of balance iu original forest. Fin plenty oi water. Terms to suit 00 acres good farm land on known as the John Kada place. One acre lot with good i Pickens. This ia a regular ana ctckis. C4 11# y D. HOI REAL ESI Offloe ftt Depot. I PICKEi % PICK C CAPITAL \ J PROFITS \ DEPOSITS J WE PAY INTKRIC ? MAKK LOA: m By Careful and cons M Hank largely increases J We solicit your busi ^ every reasonable accot i.1 II: Receiv Window Shr Iron Beds, Wo Springs, Stoves, Lamps, Lanterns, ai tides about a Home or on ns and look through < cost nothing lor you in showing yc. you L c V - , ? . -I i 1 AI fe ; kberH liBER GOODS \\ Imost cpmplete, li our line of Fam- AM) li mntain Syri iges 11 Family ingc"1* 1.00 J rug Company, ff Sc Stationery.?-^-- (I n is to have what you JJ to sell it to you right. f( I 1 - 1 - . 1 - . JU J J!?L?_ ST!! ity to Buy Real Estate ,0W PRICE A Advantage o! it NOW Six Mile church, 70 acrea in cultivation 0 timber. Frame tenant dwelling* ani? purch&Bor. Southwept side of Six Mile mountain, Price $700. ">.room house on Easley street, town of p. Come at once before some one else 1 HFP & n PATE DKALKUS. Piokcns, 8. C. J. Mel). llRUCE, m Ctixlnor. m NS BANK, I EWS, S. C. I $ 20,500.00 # 11,000.00 | - 105,000.00 J ST ()N TIME I )EPOSITS \ MS TO FARMERS. C j tant work the business of this M every year. m ness and will extenci to you ^ nodation. M i _ 1 II l l l I I I I I I I iVE I V J list ed a nice lot ides, Hed Lounges, ven Wire; Cots, lied Tinware. Crock(?rvw;irf*. _ J ? nd a lot of other useful arFarm, and we invite all to call Din Rooms when in town. It to look and wc take pleasure >u our goods whether my anything >r not. \ MTALL. Illlll ; From Cateechee. It looks this morning (Monday) uh though there is going to be a freshet. More wiiter has fallen since Saturday evening, last, than had fallen before in twelve months. CropB are looking well. The writer had the pleasure<U attending the Weslcyan camp meeting near Central yesterday. The tent is situated about one mile northeast of Central in a very appropriate place. The tent covers a considerable spacu of ground and will seat several hundred people. A restaurant is being run nearby for the accomodation of thosu who don't care to bring meals with thorn. Meals are served at the restaurant at 20 cents. Mr. C. A. Dun woody, of near Pondleton is the manager. A refreshing spring of water is not vory far from the tent. They have four sermons a dav, namely: 8 a. m. 11 a. m. 5} p. m. and 8. p. m. We wero told that it would go on until the 15th inst. Rev. Geo. Folder preached yesterday at 11 a. m. and hia wife at 8 p. m. Rev. Mrs. Folger never confined herself to any particular text, but preached from Rnth as n whole. She held the undivided attention of the audience lor one hour, and at the closo of her talk Rave an invitation to tho mourners bench. We mnat. tnv wn rlnn't fl.inlr there was a single dry oyo. The writer will drive 25 miles to hear her proach ognin if an opportunity presents itself. It is real touching to lioar her tell what it cost her to become a christian. She says she wum east from a Vvealt.hy and refined home because sho sought Jesus at a little school house one night whero a revival was being carried on. Miss Wilson, of Belton, ih visiting her sister, Mrs. K. N. Whit mire, of this place. Eugene Wright nnd wife, of E.vhley, are visiting the former's falhor .Tnl\i? W Mrs. I). J. Prince has boen confined to Iht bod in Greenville with typhoid fever for some time. IT?<r ' husband says she will soon be able to be brought borne. Dr. Car| penter 1h attending her. Mrs. .T. A. C. Teat and children visited at Central yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Jae. Daly, of Atlanta, is stopping with Mrs. Ilondereon, of this ])lnco. .lames Whiten, the clever and efficient postmaster at Norris, re, turned from an extended visit to i [ Atlanta last week. Ilis sister and I brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Will Garvin, accompanied him. Mr. Gurvin is an engineer on the Southern between Atlanta ami Toccoa. Miss Mary Hughos, of Richland, S. C., has a nourishing school .,1 this place. Miss Ballontine is assisting hor. Mrs. L. H. Vuiighn has heen very low, but iB reported some better. Mrs. Noblettj of Greenville, is visiting her brother, C. A. Cams, of this place. Well, wo have always boen taught never to tell tales out of school, but as Cony is continuously running to the teacher with something tryiiur to get us whipped we are forced to let little things } out on (!ony that are sorely against our will. 1st. Now, as everybody know*, (it's no secrot) Couy is niul has been a vowmI candidate for matrimony for very near 22 years. Of coui'Ko lie ha? never been elected ywt, but I am here to tell the dear readers of this paper tliat it it> it t l>ecauKe Cony hnsn't made #ood use of hie franchising power,' Bleat your soul, we are told that i he let it < ut to a confidential friend that he had not only pro? Pf . twoen tho Blue Ridge and Soa Hoard in South Carolina, but ho had canvassed Atlanta sometime ago and was equally as unfortunate there. We understand that he asked his friend what he must. do. Now of course it is useless for us to give Cony any advice, for like Collins' he has got a head, and lie lints with it whether he hits anything or not But when we a poor fallable being on the wrong A ...,.1 I iL - - ? i wuu , iiuti iruuze mm It 18 IIOl I11B desire to he there if tie could possibly avoid it, we jusst can't help catching at his coat taila to null hitn back. Now, Cony, our advice is to pull down your marriage signs, call in your advertisements for a wife, pull ofl' those striped eockB and Blipperc, stewed shirt and fried collar, wrap your feet in a good homo-knit pair ol Bocks and brogan shoos, don a shirt spun from cotton made at home, go to the field and come down to it lor two or thrco years, bo egonohiical, and wo guarantee the assertion t.iat at the end of that time you will not have to advertise for a wife. "A tree is known by its fruit." Cony says bin thoughtB havo not boon metaphorical. .lust exactly aw wo ox pec ted. It is an awful pity that an bright and intelligent a young man as Cony onco wan would let bis mind become so concentrated upon marriago as to blight, bis In st day. Yes, we fnar it has done dwarfed bin useful life. We havo nnlv nnn Imnn ff.pnnnv and that is if Juno Sweetner fails to put lovo enough to him to save him ho is euro a gono being. But just ono word to June Sweetner: l?o euro and don't put too much love at a timo right upon the go.: Owing to Cony's weak condition | he can't stand much at a timo He has had ton much put to him 1 now, Timo ie too precious for ub i to nuiAo Cony any longer, so Juiib' Sweetnor, save him if you can. The county candidates will n|n-iiK ?n ? iitufvwicu on oamniay, the 27th iust. nt "2 p. tn. Everybody that, wants to hoar thorn i? invited to come. Miss.-8 Noltih an<l Lola Kelloy visited Mr?. Chas. Hendricks at Liberty lait week. Mr. Ktid IIondric,k8 visited at 15. I*. Kelley's last. week. Mr. Oliver Holt, ??f Laurena, visited bin sister, Mrs T. M. Norris, of tliis place la.st wrnk. Mr. and Mrs Iloht Child, of! tfnalot' wl I? I ? r ' lv ; 1.1 I.. I I ivuoii'j y t i^n v*i u> *. \/ii i iu JUri Sunday. , I'rof. \V. A. I'or tor has just closed n ten days musical M'.hool ut Fairview M. E. church. B. Nollce to l)ul>tor<? mikI Creditor*. All persons having claims against tinestate of John I. Williams and KlizuUsh Williams, dcctas'd will pn s lit tin* same duly J<?ttes;? <1 for payment hy the !k' 'lay of October, Hex I* These indebted to paid I'sMir must make payment to It. H. Wi'liiimu, J. M. Wi''iani8, Vdmin Orators, Aiik- 11. 11104. With wi" annexed. Noticc of Election Ptiisuant to an act of the Genera1 Assembly providing for Cotton neither for Pickens ('. 11. Tow iship noticc is hereby Kiveiuh at hp election for ch Cotton wek'her wi 1 be held on S:i urday, Anoint 20 h. 10 )1, at Pickens. C. II.. to he held in the Court Hop e building. I'olls will <> en at. 10 a. in. and closrt at *> p. in. Toe following *viJ1 act f?H nUIII.'ll'IM H (if M- <! Iilncllllll' I I.' I K. A. liowpn. .1 L Thorniey. This, Auk. 2, W. T.MoFiiM, ntemli-nt. DR. J. H. BURQE55, ..DENTIST.. H'ONKCA, - S. c. ( fllco over Nim rnons Store, Do e Huildn hou i ! a. in. to 1 p. in. ? 'i p. in, to U p in. About the Road Law. I 1 overlooked the other constituItiouul amendment and agree with what A Voter says in his article on it* It ie a very important matter. The name road law will not suit our rough, rocky, mountainous country an the perfectly level, sandy, lower country. -I hnve often hoard members of the lower counties tell how they dreaded their journey home, because when thoy left the railroad they had 30 nr forlv miloo tn mirol ??"?< J vv/ C*H1J stop of it through deep sahd, the hoi'Bo and buggy Kinking deep into it, bo it was very hard on the horse to make it in a slow walk. Don't suppose some of thoBe roadB have needed work since Gens. Green, Lee, Sumter ami Marion used them. That country BtaMs the automobiles. We might make Home sand pits to trap them. Agriiiulist, P, S. I suppose the cities and towns will soon be rich enough and good and liberal enough to give ub some money. Ficksns Railroad Company 'I'.Mi; TA 11LK NO ? Su|iei>c?lesTtiuu ThIiIc Nu !i I'.it ecuvu.uiK. 10 iivi Rend Down Head l.'p No I- No 10 , STATIONS Noll N?? 9 Mixed Mixed Mixed Mixed 4:40 j?m 10:40 am iv Pickens ar 'J:55pin 0:30 |>m 4:?5 pm 10:45 am l'erKUKon 2:4fij>in B:ir> pm 4:66 pm 10:55 am 'Parson's 2:30pin 6:15 pm 5:00 pm 11 :Oo am Arliill'M t!:*i5pm B: 10 pm 5:10 pm 11:0f> nm * Mini Id ill S.'-Mpiu fi:05 pin 6:15 pm II: 15 am ar Kaslcy Iv 2;5p m B:00 pm Klug Stations All trains daily except Sunday No. 10connects with Southern Hallway No :fl) No 9 connects with Southern Railway No IS No. 12 connects with Southern Kail way No II No 11 connects with Southern Railway No 40 fST"Kor any information apply to J T TAYLOR. Uen Manacicr H. Snider, ....Watchmaker and Jeweler.... Old Postoffice Building, EASLEY, S. C. Handles a full line of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Repair work receives prompt attention.*, v.\ v.\ Mauldin 4 Proffitt, PickeiiM, S. V. liiuckHinithinK and Woodwork, BugjjjieH Hepaintnd and striped flame UN All Work Guaranteed. VIRGINIA COLLEGE For YOUNU WOMEN, Roauoke, Va opens Sc|.( .'? Iikh. One of the U'udiug ScIiooIh forNouiiK I.wlli'* 111 the South. N?w IiiiIUIIiik. iiittiHiH ami o<|ul|>nici)t. Cimpux ten ncroH, (irntiil mountain Kceucrvln Valley of \'itk iii>?. fiiineil for hi'Hllli. Kuropenn unit American teai-lii-rH. I'llll coiithc. ('onxcivntorv nilviintiiKCM iii Art, MiikIc hih! Klonitloti Cortillcntcs WellcHlfy. stiiileiitH from :#> Stale* l-'or <'HtHl(>Kiie HiltlrehH M ATT I KP. HARRIS . President, KoauoVe, Vr BO YEARS' ^Mggffl^LiXPERlENCE I V L J gJ * L J ^J| ?*8MH ~ / l 1 1 J t I |L i| 4h9 at^a 1 4 k I fi Tnadc Marks DtllONS rrvTTv Copyrights Ac. Anyone tending a n ketch unci detorlption may quickly aacertnln our opinion fro# whether an Invention I* prohably patentable. Corainunlcatiling qtrlctly confidential. HANDBOOK on I'atanU ?ont free. OldOHt nuenny for securingpatent*. Patents takon through Munn A Co. reeely* tptelal nolle*, without charge. In the Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.argeat dr. ciilatlon of any scientific Journal. Terma,f3 a roar ; four month*, $1. Hold by all newadealers. MUNN & Co1?6,Bro,dw-" New York Branch offlc?. m t Ht., Washington, I>, C. , Newt From Keowa*. Hain has been plentiful foi- the last two weeks in this vicinity. Crops are very good bo far. The school at Keowee ia progressing nicoly with R. E. Miller principle and Karle Miller assistant. As it was bo rainy Suuday. Rev. A. J. Maiily was unable to fill lus appointment, and it was the dav to <leci<le when the protracted meeting would begin. I will just nay I think I voice tho sentiment of most of the members in asking for it to begin Friday night, 19th hint. So I trust our pastor will see this and agree with us and also publish the same* J. W. Stewart, 'of Piedmont, is visiting his parents and other relatives in this section* Mrs. Annie Allgood is visiting \ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nimmons, of this section. W. JW. Stewart is having a nice dwelling built. Voters, who do you want to lw Sherifl"? 1 think the candidates had betler come this way. Mies Julia Smith, a charming young lady of near Eftsloy, is the guest of Mis* Essie Nimmons. Hoys, boys, how sweet and good tho watermelons are. Well, Mr. Editor, news is pretty scarce this time, and I am dull on top of that, ho I will closo. Nobody's John. Mica Notes. We will give a few dots from this place today, hoping to escape that much talked of waste basket. We are having good rnins almost overy day .now, and the growing crops look much better than they did a weok or so ago. Henry Williams, of Looper, is having him a nice dwelling orectcd near his store house, which, wheu complotod, will add much to his convenience. J. Q. and K. T. 1.. A. A.~- ? iiivuriu ??io i-uu conii-ttciurH. nonry is a good business m?n and we wish him abundant success. E. II. Gilliland took his birth day dinner on the 5th inflt. with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Williams. He ??ys ho had a good dinner aa well as a good time. And then on the 7th he visited at Geo. Garreng' and there trtiey put the beef to him till he felt it. lie says to tell the good people that he is getting fat now alter Having been lean bo long. P. F. Sutherland was through shaking hands the other day. lilue Eyes, Solomon, th? wine man, says: l'Bo not wise in your own conceit, but tear the Lord and depart from evil " Yea, wo got our unwH from onw of vowr most prominent member?, one who is a soldier of Christ, fearing God and trusting in Iliin, and \ye might Bay one that we have all reasons to believe gave uh the truth. Blue Eyes take your Bible and study it carefully and s^e if you haven't got officers in your Sunday school that are not tho kind the Lord would have them to be. If you find them o. k. according to His word, then we will acknowledge that we are a fool?a big fool Blue Eyes, we believe that some of your scholars are Hooking to advance the chuho of Christ and His kingdom, but you have some scholars wh think that aro not baptized bolievers and of course they cannot Befve as teachers in the school, for you can lint Mnrl ninl mttmmAi* \ ply the tflauhiiiK of hif? word ami all will l>e well, Tauta IlogiiB. ? Notlc* to Debtor* ml Orcdltor*. All |Hrsons having claims against the e-tta'e of H. H. Cureton, deceaaed, w.lt proa-nk the name, duly at ten to I, 'or payment by the Is? day ol Ootober, n xt. Thote indi bted to paid estate will n nkj payment t< Mary B. Cureto.i An 4. i?) . Administrate x.