The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, September 28, 1904, Image 4
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BY
The Sontinol-Journal Company.
Thompson & Riciiuv, Pnors.
i., o. TIIOMi'SON, kditor.
Subscript ion $1 .00 Per Auuum.
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H iti-roil at I'ickens I'ostonioe n? Second Class
Mail Matter
PICK HNS, S. C. :
Wednesday* September 28, 1004.
1 1 1
ANDERSON S FIRST FAIR.
/(/Anderson iR to lmye its first conntv
fair on October 4th, 5th and (>tli.
There will bo fine exhibits of horses,
cattle, hogs, etc., from Anthrton" ill
other counties in the Piedmont, ami
it is expected that this will brin^ to
get tier tne iinest oxmbits ot nvostocK
over Hern in 1110 Hlato, except, perhaps,
some of the State Fairs.
Tlio railroads li ne given a rale of
one fare, plu > cents, from all j
points in the ?S ate, a?jd tlio attend- '
anee will bo very largo.
\Ve feel satisfied the progressive j
citizens of Anderson will make a great j
success of the new undertaking, j
Anderson luis wonderful natural re
souipes. and tlie countv foir will be I
a revelation even to the natives.
|
What is tli< matter with 1'ie.kensj
organizing a county fair? 1'ickens
county people would take great pride
in just such a local enterprise. About
the only thing needful to seeing a
county fair launched in Pickens county
next fall, is for about a dozen good
substantial citizens of executive ahili
ty to get tlieir heads together and
formulate the scheme. Our columns
are open for suggestions from Pickens
county citizens in regard to this
nrotrressive stm. Let ns hear from
you.
*
Wilie Jones, Chairman of the State
Democratic Kxecutive Commit too, is
sending out urgent instructions to j
County Chairmen to urge upon nil
Democrats to turn out :if I lie L'encral
election. In the first piimnrv over
10(1,000 votes were eusl. in the State;
in the second primary ovei 00,000
were cast. Voters will ulso do wull
to remember that the biennial sessions
amendment is to he voted upon.
j./jn mum i nu r\<;r> i sriuiH'.i iil* |
10 citizen to vote Ik simply to show '
tho strength of tho white supremacy
in the Stato. Some vague threats
have been made in Congress to cut
down Southern representation, lvcause
the negro has been practical * 1
disfranchised.
The Republicans admit tho increased
cost of running the Government
under the present A.iminislra
tion, 1 at claim that it is necessary, j
ah t lie* growth of tho country demands j
it. But tho cost per capita should |
not. increase faster than tl.o population
increases, aw it should ho rela
tivcly cheaper to run an eighty mil
lion country than one with fort)
millions of people; but the cost is
increasing at a much greater ratio
than the population, which shows
extravagance and waste of the peo
pie's money.
What has Fairbanks ever done or
said that has heen of afiv u>?! to (lie
country, and why, therefore, should
the voters elect him to the second
highest oflice in the land, and in case
of the demise of tlio President, to
succeed to that ollice. He may he
'Kane and safe," hut ho lias never
shown a vestige of ability except as
u machine politician.
Congressman J< e .lohnson miid to!
a Spurianhurg reporter the other lay; 1
"Phaso put it in your paper that 1
said there is just oh inucli dill'orenee |
Ijctweon tho I)enioeratie and Uoptih |
liean parties mm there is between it
thoroughbred horse and a juekiiss."
Mr. ,Johnson is verv evident! v 11
thoroughbred.
There is likely more good fodder
) saved and stored n\\;?y in 1.1??> barns
^ of i'ickens c.mnty farmers thisyearj
than an}' ofhor time in the history of
th? eountv. The went her bus been
idoftl, find there will ho hut one cIiibs
of fodder?lirat clfian. Abundant
furftgo oropH have also heen harvested J
i
The llopublicfiDR will linve cnr>didates
out for con^ross iu tho various
congressional districts of theStiile iu
tho yeiiend election in November.'
They will stand about tlx) same show
of election as a snow ball iu Hades.
There is no doubt that the l<ef
trust has the best of ua for a while,
for although the agents of Government
have been investigating it for
uouiu time, the only result is a cheek
in five figures to (lie Kepublicau
campaign fund.
Pickens Association.
The Pickens Baptist Association
will meet will) the church at Pleasant
Grove, S. C., J-A miles north of
Pickons, (October 13th, 11)04, and
continue m session until Sunday, 10.
The folhAvinpf committees wore appointed
to report thus year on the
subjects named:
State of Religion?A. A. .Tones
Association Minsions?J. 1). M. Keith.
State Missions? Rev. Ijpiu Freeniau.
Home MiBsiuil6--J. II. Miller. For<?i<*n
Missions?Rev. 13. E. (irandy.
Education?M. Hendricks. Aired
Ministers?T. T. Hughes. Orphan
age ?Jesse J. Lewis. Temperance?
Rev. A.. J. Maul)*. Sunday belmols?
L. 15. Dalton.
'l beno brethren are expected tu bo
prtfeout with full reports. The church
ea are urged to send full delegates
and large contributions.
C. E. Robinson, Clerk.
Acid Iron Mineral euros all skin
diseases. Has cured eczema of R)
years standing and is king of germiSv
Ai 1 ln?
w, Ml Uf^^IOlO,
Voters Urged to Register.
Tlio Democrats of this State have
shown much indifieronce in tho past
few years about registering and voting
in tho lc^al election mid I feel
that, it is very important that every
ell'ort bo made to get them to register
on tho first Monday in October,
the last day for registering, so an to
bo prepared to vote in the general
election on the 8th day of November.
T therefore address this communication
to you and would ask that you
use every means in your power to
get the Democrats of your county to
register ou the ihst Monday in Octo
ber.
The indications now are Unit the
ltopublicans of thin State will put
out un electoral ticket and also candidates
against all of our Congressmen
who have been noininuted. Of course
wo all k/ow that the great ciiuse of
nil thin indifference on the part of
the voters is produced by the prevailing
feeling that the primary elections
scttlo the fact of our candidates, and
our party iu thin State Is invincible.
\\ e are invincible if our people will
register and vote, but not otherwise.
In the first primary this year there
were over 10(5,000 voles cast and
00,01)11 in the second primary. I
therefore I rust that you will do all in
your power to get the Democrats of
vour county to register, and also get |
your county papers to urge it.
Yours very truly,
W'ilio Jones,
Columbia, S. C. Stale Ch'm.
S?ipt. 'it, 1904.
Acid Iron Mineral litis magic power
to quickly heal cuts, wounds, burns
and old sores. Stops blood How in
sluntly. For man or beast. Sold by
d?u agists.
Union Meeting.
The I'iiion .'deeding of the lirst di
vision of the Twelve Mile River Afrsociatihi
will meet with Mt. Tabor
ehtireli, two miles wci-t of Central,
the lil'lh Sahlmth in October and
Sntiirday before, at 10 o'clock.
Devotional exercises Saturday by
Rev. J'. F. Mtirphrce.
Sermon Saturday at 11 o'clock by
1?. CJ. Atkinson.
(Serinou Sunday at 11 o'clock by
K< v W. O. Seaborn.
Wlmt are tin* functions of an
Opened I>y S. .lowell,
()!hof (|U<)HtioiiH will ho prenentod
for discussion.
J. 1*1. (i llleHpIO,
I >. A I'arrott,
Committee.
Road to Let.
I will l>o ut I) 1j (Hud) Barker's
wt?>r?! on ')cf. 12th, at 10 a. m., for
tin jf,i! ]. >< !' li tl'ntj tlic ^radin# of \
it [)?< ( < of ik-h rout I noftr lii? store.
A. H. Tfilloy, .Jr.
('o. Com.
Proclamation.
s'l \TK <>i soi i n r.Uinl.lNA,
C\willivi- 'ImliiluT.
\V II l!lt I)\s Infiiriiiiilhim tin* Iiim'ii riM civc'l nt
Ih - liciiiirl inciil Hint <>n Hie (wi'iilv 1111 r< I tiny nf
si'iii 'inlicr \ I' . Il*il. I lie Imrii mill i'uiitiMit*,
ill- 11 i i 1114 m' vim 111 t II<iii<<ii ml foct iii' llllnlllT,
|il"VOI|illT IIII linriirss, i.i'liniKllIK In \lr I! l\
l!:i; i i in llii* riiniily nf I"ii-k n- \\ us 'uirncil,
n in! tin-11: in' i i ik i i'm > hi I <1 liifllu vr I luil I lie Imrnin.
u m-> (in Hi ! ">r iiii't'inliiiriiiii,
NOW . I II i;m.l ol!i . I. Il l lU vwiir.l, linv
iTimr nf tin- Mule "I Smith t'nrnliiui in nnlcr
111 ii t Ju?i|ii r mil) l>i' !< (> ii ii* I tin- i mi |c> I \ nl tin
i u v i r i> I ii'dli'il >ln lii'ii'li) ?ill it n rrwiiril nl'
i?i II ii nil ri'il luilliirs f or I In* n|i|ir<liriivf<iii nml
I'.lliv ii'tlull nl 1 III' |HTKIIII <11 |KirMIII> Willi - III!
IHi'li'il ->i ii I hi I nl i in "i'll" I in rlsin
IN 'ilstimiinv \\ 111: l< K? H I Imvr til'ri'il ii
I..-<>t inv 11ii11>I ii11<I rnu^i'il tin* (iri nt
Si'iil nl t Ii* Stlttc tn lid lllli xcli utt'ii)
ii ii i t tin, till* twi'iitynlxtli ?I ii \ if S<'p.
in.,. ?. i, ii^.i n i i in i w .|
.veil r of the llHlOimmlaiico of tli UnitI'll
SInU'H III A Irifriril
Ity ilip rjovrrnot l> < llu> wnr.l
.1. 'I'. (illlltt,
Seen (nrj i if SI it If. i
I Winn, You
I Count as Mn
V Cojue t od
J ( M (VP
\\ VI V.JJV/.l
(( Yrou shov
? methods
? BY eliminating the heavy ex
m extra clerk hire, we made a gi
i matter of lowering Clothing |
the neatest Clothing Departnn
to be found anywhere, and by
us to sell you clothing at the :
all other lines handled by us.
It is no extra e.\])ense to ea
clerk hire. 1 lence we don't h
an exclusive clothing dealer.
We have a elothi
\ and wil 1 guaranty
(L worth thi'ee to !i\
S elusive clot hing
| Hob
" tl
Fall Annoui
The merchants have bej^un t
tell you of the new <rooels which tl
we wish to tell you in a plain, simp
/\1 1**11 ?n/1 ?wi . J . . ..-.,1 '
v/i i.iii <iin-i nuiici .111(1 t'.\K
to visit our store and lot us j>r
others, that wo soil GOOl) (iO1
landless Jnckt
\\'(; Iiji\<' not filled the ?tor<> witli
in <i liico lint' of tliem ut lliu jm
ji<otlmiii. Tliny vary pri<*?) fiom
Hoy's Clothi
We huv(! !i bran now line ol Buy
We will not undertake l?> mention our
etc, but call and see for yoursolVim Unit
Window Sh
A beautiful lino <i( Window shi
The ladies lik?' 11i<*? tnwcln, doilies .mil
cnllont lino of theM* kinhIh. Don't tail I
Knai nel \v< 11*
Most anything in Knanielware
still nnxiouf* lor cliirkviiH, ofrirn, ln-op
W'fHoll tlM celebrated Intonati
A f.r^ifr
V '
T" /I
LlllUIllL IU 1
lcIi as what
i
lay and inspect th
i i i \rri ,? i
I l I iN V" WW JLirlVt) (3
ild become accpia:
61' selling- and ha
pense oi house rent and ?
*ancl stride forward in th<* si
prices. We have one oi 1
nts on our second lloor o
putting it there enables
same small margin as in ^
i . \
tl
a
rry Clothing, and no extra
ave to make the profit of
11
n<>' proposi 1 ion foi
> r> I * \r t1 (?n c\ nf i iwr I \ i i
^ ?v.' t ' j i(v./vy I / i L 1 I W I I
J J. 1 >
e dol lars more 11'
man's pro| >ositioi
bs=Hendc
Busy Bee
ncement! <
o lire their fall cannons and (
liey arc receiving daily, and
!e way ol our nice new line;
nd to all a cordial welcome i
ove to you, as we have tc \
DOS at RI( il IT PRICKS.'
;
Shoes*. ; (
>ur line of shoes is the hirgt-Ht
ever earned, nnd wo want ov- j
l>ody to hoc them. We are do-( (
everything in our power to {
tor our line each year. If you i
i*. a nice cheap ladies dress
< for .$1.00, we have it, or if |
want -I better shoe we have it. ^
/?? want you to s<>i* <111r "Miiy
wer'' h11o?? i..r Indies, $:i.."><). ^
at riot Shoes for innn, 5j>."l.f>0.
, lull line of infant's r-lioos, in
k, tan, pink,
^ts>.
i Ladies Jackntn, t>11( have put
ices and aro iiii.mouh for yon to
) to $7'o0. A
a
11 o-.
k < 'lothinjj I rojii $1.00 t,<> .*11.i :
varioiiH kinds of l>r<*HH (Jnoilf, ;
wo 1 isx.v? ilicin men iiiid c.hnnp. j
c ic 1 ess.
Illcf fl'Ohl -O (Vllfn lo .|l I <"("! its .
t.aliio clotliw. W?? Iiuvm mi i>x-; ,m
to cull for tli??n. ' I"'
e.
? - k I
(>f ditli rmvt (|ualiti.-M. Wo :ir??
wax, gruU root, star uisihh ;in<l i ..
01) a I Stock lOOll. ( loiiu* In HI'C ,,s- || ,
Bros,
Vice Cash Store.
I .? ?.??I
m
;u 10 morrow
you accomplis
lo Largest and I lest
vrm* rvMhvo.rl -41
Y v?/ .l. vy .M V/ .I- V> VI #
Lnted with our iuo<
ndling clothing.
}UR stock for fall far surpass^
Iiovvn before, and we guarantee
lere are some points well to renv
omparing our Clothing with that (
Mvery coat we sell, from S5.00 si
racelnl lapels and a collar that hi
le shoulders are broad, and the
iid properly worked the shape ren
rdinary irood usace: all nants sol
'ith Frcnch or continuous waist b;
lcrchant tailors.
every in.au in i>io 1
/
ir proposition we \v i
an. it yon had a.coo
1
:rson Co'.:
Hive.
I T>? TDD
| AUDD
7 ( ) 11 r Rl KBER
\ * line is almost c:
? / j\ (^specially our 1 in<
ily and Fountain
i 7 ^A will interest you
A j?'ood Family
\\ Syringe for :
'/ A <^o(h1 l oun^
tain Syrinee
7 ' .
u thickens Drug (
}J Oru^s & Stnti
A X. 1?()ur aim is to li
^ ^ want and, to si:ll i
/** j A -
ureal upportumty to
A AT A LOW
[f You Don't take Adv;
-77 within milf'H ?<!'Si\ Mill
11 in!? ?' iii t'lijiintil forest. Kino t unite i
?nty of wntcr. Torms to suit j?tirclifts
(i(? ncr< s p><?d 'atin Innd <>n Nouthw
iouii ;ih t lit* John Ends place. I * r i i|
<)ld School < Ion km iind one acre <>l In
Irvwn W/ip > ? /.? ? c.?../>ii ? ?> -
' " ? I > P* I I I . 11 I < I I I < M I I M IIII.S
us*-. Price *1,000.
Onw U'Tm lot wit-k kh(mI loom I
ckfiiH. This u a regular una p. Con
Ih it.
J. I). HOLDfi
KKAf. KKTATK IH
)flicr r?t Dnpnt.
uoesn t s
ill Today, |
lino ?
! ' H
lei 11
5 .,<i ' 1
i any we have ever ^
prices wnmatchable. 5Y
emuer wncn you arc vi
>f other houses:
uits up, is made with 3
!L?s 1 he neck snugly; \\
fronts being padded //
lains permanent with
(1 by us are provided tL
uhim, m?iiih: us 11 seei Dy B
<oiis (bounty \\
11 ma ke you C
pled the ox- (f
-?T fx
5>. 1
GOODS \\
oniplcto, I)
io\'\;am- f'\/\ K
Syringes \ ;v ^
50? //
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Jompan>, ((
ionery. ^ Zr
iavc. what yon ))
t toyou ri^lu. //
jL if I
npm
Buy Real Estate |
PRICE A
antage of it NOW
(lunch, 70 ncros in cultivation
. Framn tenant dwellings an<?
( r.
est xiilo of Six Milo mountain,
1*700.
i'l. Host location for dwelling
nin l>e in uli* a good O-room
fjoiiHo on Kusley at root, town of
k? ;it oncw before Homo one oIro
R & CO. L
AI.KKK.
Piokomi, H. O. j
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