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'V;^'-v * . ?t $88118 v / m: v '; -. ' ' ^ -V, ' v * Fickons Sentinel-Journal Happenings ol a Local and Personal Nature. ?Solicitor Julius ft. left ' Wfor Abbeville court Saturday/ ?Mr. and Mr*. C. 11. Alexnuilcr spout lust Thurudtiy iu Greenville. ? Preston P. MoDnnK'l /iii.kIh ii1 brief trip to Greenville TUiirsday. ?WANTED?One hundred bushels Spanish peanuts. T. D. Harris. ?(5. Ij. Curelon left Tuesday for tho K. of P. Convention in Anderson. ? lion F. Pultons work with Honth I3ruce-RIorro\V (Co , Oolo- i her 1. - - You cim got a bargain in second hand wagons unci buggies at Carter's Liberty. ? Capt. .J. T. Taylor h)*fe returned from a brief business ^ip to North Carolina. ?Clarence, the ten-year old hod of , Mr. Mrs. H. A. Hester, in ill with ty j plioid fevtr. Coat's thread <> spools for 25c, ; and loaded shells '1 buxe.s for 75<*, at Carter's, Liberty. ?Preaching in ttty I'ic.ketfft Bnp-i list chinch tonight ut fcho lufutil hour by ltev. P. \Y. Key. '---/ ?L. Bower Freeman, of llm1 (Unsay Mountain section, is q.iito sick with typhoid lever. ?Born unto Mr. nnd Mrs. If. F. ! Smith, of t he Fallow section, 11 daughter on the 27th u11. f 1 i \ \v? H i :i VyUIJ^Il'MttllltUl J /. > * \ II I L /V 1IV(.11 was circulating among his numerous I'ickcns county friends last \v<ok. ?ftlis. Harry Valentine, ol' Tren ton, N. J., is on a visit to the family of her father, Mr. John F'ergufion. ?James P. Carey,\lr., ea(ne homo' from (Jlemson indispose^ Saturday, but returned the lirst of,Che week ?It. (J. Carter has it c >ni|,kte lino of sowing machines; his prions urn :i 1 ways ri?jht and quality <{uurante??d. ?Claude Hntphins, of Liberty* was in town Thursday. Hi' has just closed 11 prosperous session of the Flat Hock school. ?It will pay jon to rc.nl II. ('. Carter's now ad next week, when Ik* will offer barirainH never heluro heard of in thin country. ?Dr. I. K. Criinin, the eyo specialist, will be in Pickets, ?it tiio Gili enl li House, Wednesday, October P2th; one day only. ? From now on X. 1). Taylor will como to Pickens regularly evory nosday. Come on thosti days and havo Home tint* work done. ?In tho report, of election of Magistrates, we said Allen Keith was elected for Pumpkintown, when it should have lieen S K K<uth I Miss Helen liogj^s left Thursday for Montcvnlln, Ala., "vhere she wi 1) resume her studies in the Alabama Normal and Industrial School. ? l)r. \V. T. Field, who has been quite wick for some time, is gradually improving. His many friends will hear this news with joy. ?Ben A. Iliigood and family, after spending the heatAd term at their beautiful Hummer hyni(^ in Pickens, returned to t'h:uleMyi> ISatnriiuy. ? Monday was the last tiny f"r! ohtai.iinq a re^istratian corlilicntt*. | Not fur from a hundred were written by the hoard on that day FOR SAliK Holloa and lot, in Call) nun, one half mile from depot Well located. A| plv lo Dr. II Burgess, Seneca, S. C. It. ? We havw a sum i lot of Sweep SfuUes tnlmeen in ? > ecu f iiliwr^ ..! go lit 10 cents a plu/ with {?<^h olV. Cniif* 1 ii? s. ? l\iv. Frank Murphreo was in town Thursday with a dislocated arm. With some difficulty it wasput back in place, and ho wont hie way rejoicing. - W. T. Me Fall left for Anderson yesterday, where he will attend the District Convention of the Knights of l'yihias, and incidentally take in uie county iau\ ? Vernon Few, of Orconville, was at his homo a few miles north of Pickens Monday, lit? how rccenll> accepted a position with tin- National Correspondence Schools. ?Itov. \V. A. licits, of Piedmont, j assisted in the meeting at Bethlehem, ' i doin^ faithful and earnest work Bouls wore converted, nn<l (i^htac W elisions to tho church resulted. Mrs. K. L. Curoton is daily rel^ivin^ her Christmas troods. (.,'ah ~X id mapcct the lino ol ntulV wliicli o nlirna-H nearly anything yon -ant f >r presents, Hiiitnhlf fur any occasion. ?Toncher'^ examination, na announced in another column, will bo held Oct. 21. Teacher* will l?oar in mind that thoy inunt have a certificate to entitle tliero to teach in the public, uoboolt). Public school Irua iooh ?vo aiso wnrneci u^mnst en ploying a tpncliur without a cmlilioi.to. 1 ?Mi*. John Chastain, a successful farmer of tho Oolenoy section, bun brought to towu muupluH of his fodder crop that is pnrtiouiarly fine; tbo blades are four feet and eight inches iu length. Acid Iron Mineral litis magic power to quickly heal cut*, wounds, burns and old ho row. Stops blood How in atautly. For tnuti or beast. Sold by druggists. ?The bird season is not on till November 1. Now Mr. impatient hunter with tho frisky dopf, don't lot your anxiety to got, into tho fields ! /?.? ...nr..II.. n-- > v, v>>? i'vf niiiiiujr viuiumj lilt) lllWb , of your State. ?The books) of the Into I). P. Voiner, Muster of Greenville county, tire | being examined by u committee. The | books me reported to he in I>u< 1 slmpo | ninl it will ho some time before u full i leport of their condition can be made. -The Holiday goods of the Pick-1 ens Drug Co., nro beginning to ar rivo. 'I'hey wero bought hv Dr. 1Cal.1 tin his rcoent lii[> to St. Louis,! ami -nhraeo* anything you wnnt.j and Mic suitable for any occasion requiring nil'ls. -- N 15. (ihnwuer, of Sapphire, N. lias invented in I'ickutiH county dirt, nnd will very hoou removo hist family tr his new purchase, the Mill ; furin, which is a few miles north of I'ickeiis. Wo extend a warm wel i.. I.; i r i v:ijmu w hum iiiiu ins ltunuy. ? Willie Bolt, who has been with ? tin- Pickens Drujr Co. for his vnci tion, U>ft Friday for Atulerson for a short visit to his mother. He will iu?niu nttr-nd tho of Pharmacy, unl will he tome a fuli-rted*j;ed pharmacist ;il ihat institution next May. ?The members of Tabor church oesirc ( ; tenth r their thanks to Rev. M. Tj. Banks for lus faithful sorvieo in assisting their pastor, Kev. (). M. Aluiey, in I heir protracted meeting. Their prayer and desire is that the Lord may biers him and f^ive him many souls for his hire. ? A. lire broke out, near the firtt [ nestle last L'Tidiiy afternoon, supposedly from a passing triiin. Ten or twe lve e nds of pint; wood on tlies land <>f 1*. I''. Alexander wore burned. Kverything whs so dry Mint tlie tiro mudu i-iini l headway, and it tool; some Ml.ill* lirelighting to check it. In a recent statement sent out by Stale Superintendent. of Kdlica lion .Martin it is shown tliat the S"?,(MM' impropriate <1 by tin- last Le^is latino ih not yet. exhausted. There j is still on hand $l,S!)0, which m?:a ns that 1H!I more rural libraries may be established throughout ihe State. T..!.?> w .. .. !.: -./..mi .. . UWII, U \HIUU 111S111 , WHS I nominati d at Anderson lust L'Yidny j by tin: K^publieniit* <<t Mm third dis I triet to oppose 1). NVvatt Aiken in. the ^eiieiid election ill November.! Wiiile lie doesn't stand a ?^11<t of u show, it will be well for ev? iv l> -mo crutic. voter in the district i?? how his colors. - A new lod<*e ol Odd l'\.;i.'\s was I or^niii/.ed at Central 0:1 the'27th lilt, by .). K. l'eden of Greenville, acting j <jrand tnastoi; M. Ji. Moon, (1. \\".; .1. l'\ Werner, C'., and T. \V. Tolar, seereVary. The now lod{>e struts under favorable auspices and will no doubt be one of the strongest in the i t upeonntry. ? Folder iV Thortiley want their customers wlio have been very busy during tlu: season to enjoy sweet and balmy sleep ut light. in accordance with ill in desire, tiny have just re- j eeived a solid car load of beds 1>\ buying in such largo (puiutities, they are enabled to sell at exceedingly low prices. l'ielcens lias long be< o noted as a distributing point tor fur oiture, mid it is becoming nii-re I ituous cnc'i succeeding >eav, ? The County Treasurer's l?'oksi are to bo oix ned October lo. About 1 the next tiling to agitato tlio minds of tin- public is whether there will be mi extension of t me for the pn.vment j iif tuxes. \\ c; don't hear much of1 hard times, ami the natural conelusinii is that every eiti/.*. i in the [ county will walk up t<> the county ireiisurei" ami si 1111r their taxes j>isi J<i ;;el the mutter olY lluir mindwithout asking or desiring any extension. - Pickens y\sp<;cialion, whieh wnn | formed Inst year by the union < f ,< v orel churches from the Twelve Mile liiver Association, will meet Tluirs day, Oct. 13, with Pleasant Cirovo) church. The new association luthl its lii'Mt meeting with Oolenoy church lust November. Tlio new association v\us then regularly orguni/.od ami various committees on different pnus08 ot the church work were appoint ed. Their repn-ts are expected to In fraught with interest at the coming meeting of thn tissociuti<;n. ? Rend the new ad ot \V. T M<Fall m this week'M issue. Mr. M<-Fall has been doing u treneral moi-l '.liaudlHH bosiness in Pickens longer' han anv other merchant in town. During his long career as a -ucci s full ninrcliiinl Mr Mel-'.ill li.m uolly enlarged his business with lion-1 est got (Is nt honunt pricoti. 11 is i-?*|?utfttion for fiiirnoiw mi I Htriii^lu for WiirdnofiB with his nuinorouH custom-1 ors is proverbial throughout the cmui ty. (livo him a cull for anything in tbo Jiiu of jjenurul ruurcLunriisu. w O II You know the medicine that g makes pure, rich blood? | Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Your g mother, grandmother, all your S folks, used it. They trusted S Sarsaparillal it. Their doctors trusted it. i Your doctor trusts itA Then 0 ! trust it yourself. There is g health and strength in it. " I <nilToroil tnrril>ly from Imlippitlrm nml 9 11 iii UUhmI. I liuniil no u,lio( until I took B Aycr's Mi.'<-n|virHlu. Konr bottle* vorina- 8 uuutly ciiri-ii inc." Mt;s. 1-. It. IlAIiT, Mt. Klsco. N. V. B (II 00 n hntttp. .i.e. a Wis CO.. in {Rich Bloodj Ayor's Pills aro gently laxative. They greatly aid tno Sarsaparilla. Tivnlv,. M;I? iA - ^ ,, vitw .mil] 1VIVCI /irnwr.lHI ION will meet n< xt Thursday, Oct. (>, at Fnll Cre<:U in Oc.?>neo conutv. This' is one <>f the oldest Baptist Associa-j tions in the up country and its so*-! niona ure always largely attended, I ami prove profitable to all wh i at-1 tend Ferguson-White. Tm-Sclav afternoon at the home of the bride'h tut n*?, Mr. John Ferguson, Miss Jaiiif Ferguson was mari ieil * to Mr. Keinhle White, of Fairmont, W. Ya It was a typical autumn wedding, remarkable for its simplicity and beauty. I3enen*li the spreading bought* of the gigantic oaks which seemed to extend their hcuedictions, l)r A. ,J. S. Thomas, of Greenville, performed the wedding ? * ? ' -- 1 1 1 1 ...iiv/i. t, mm?iKMioruu iin<i oui, yet ever new t<> 1 nippy hearts paying homiu'e -.t Hymen's altar. TIi j bride was beautiful in a handsome dress of wliitt! crepe de chine. Tlio bridal chorus was sinij,' by u chorus of chm tiling youny ladies, lift* lonjj friends of't lie bride. After the cerimoilv, n bounteous wedding dinner was served. Numerous handsome ^'ilts attest the bijrh esteem in vvhr.*h the youn;{ couple are belli by llieir friends. The bride is an unusually bright and attractive voiinjj woman, and has u large circle of friends. Mr. W hite is a successful vnim? I ^ j - d lawyer of Fairmont, W. Va. d*At Tim youug couple, starting life so iiiinpieioiisly, curry with them the hearty fjjci<)#l wishes of numerous friends here and elsewhere. Laying ol tlje-Comerstone of the New ?0fa(lecl School Building. Wednesday, Oft. 'J(!, is to he n memorable day in the history of Pickens - the cornerstone of the new '.(nuled school building will belaid with appropriate ceremonies. The peoplrt of Pickens and of Pickens count; in general will bu cordially invited and expected to uttviid the 111 l<M'o8tui{^ exercises of the day. All th<! Masonic lodj*es in tlio county will lit; invited iu attend in a body and participate in the exercises of tlio ilay. Able speukers have been invited to address tlio people, and an interesting and profitable day is ant icipiitc'd. Ar. inlc resting programme is bein<^ arranged and is in tlio bands of a competent executive committee which will very soon jpve out a complete piuyrunnne for tlio day. This is merely a reminder of die date Oct '2<i Let everybody moke that a l.ical date and wnrU up t > it. Jug Factory for Pickens. The latest enterprise for I'ickens is n factory. JSefore any out knew tlui phlllt beet! loci.ted, tll"j manners had placet tln ir wares tor | Hill** on the Pickens market. Tin; plan' li'is bej^uu oii a modest scale on tint h d tom land of Sherill ,1. It. (1. Me I).oiicl. 'I'll., clav is cs ; pociallv adapted to just this kiinl of work, as ii. is i <*111>irk111 I\ freo from fl it, or sai'.d, and makes I eauliful w area. The brick made at tin- vanls just across lliii creek ti'oin the location of the juj( factory, already have a widely known reputation, ami the manure nient always has orders ahead. It is the purpose of tho managenient of the j*itf factory to gradually increase its plant and supply, not only tho local trade, but the market for railos around. The plant is in charge of .>1 r Taylor Wunpey, who livc? in the Cross I loads section of this county. His1 linishers came from Spuitanbui^. and J jud^m^ fiom their wares, they cer- i luii.lv know their business. It is u multiplicity of small indus- > tries licit to mako up a prosperous , town <>i city, and we are u'ad to chronicle the establishment of this I it e-I ciitt rpi iso in I'icken <, and wi*b tin! nrina^era unbounded success in then new venture. \?U for Allon'n Kiiol-Kare, A I'OHilnr T<> Kltako into your sIuicm It rents ilu* feol. miikc wiiikiiik t urcvrorns. hmilons, InHi.iwIiK imiN. swollen iiml xwciiIIiik feet. At all 'inikkinlh mill kIioo hlurex,-'ar, i><>n'i tu'cc?|'l ?n> siiltKlltuli' Siiiiiplo IKKi:. Aililrenx, .\ 1-1 loa S. OliiiHt'-iul, LcHoy, N, V . sopllwl, 1 (0 <o to I S ? $ ? ^ I . ^ I <\ i *C -G aj /i " S w , a, - ? v s '<jl ^ J? p^J ? ^ ? o fj ^ eg ? c ^ t* ft) t?< +. i?< CO (/) ^-' :? ~ J bQ ~ x L \ k o * rf ? <2^ H > S H t ?- <! y 'V Q r i " O O 5Pd^S V P5 5 J ?C "*0 m $ O I > a s'-h a I 0 r ) ? ^ ? '?v k v ft] W C3 l_ O i> v | ? I 2 JS ^ ? O ~ t? ? c ft- v Sr I w ? O V I - ? S' I U * C ^ ^ ^ $ o r ^ a fcu ^ =rr ^ v ro w r- rTi s & 5 ? ^ 5J ^ mt > i f ~ s I ^ si ; v, v > $ I / 'C /;/: w/-v v>.v / /. //>' ! 1 H. SNIDER, WATCHMAKER ...AND... JEWELER. WATCHES, JEWELRY, GOLD AND SILVER Special Attention Given to Watcli and Jewelry Repairing. GIVE ME A CALL. Old Postoffice Building, EASLEY, S. C. Handles a full line of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Repair! work receives prompt attention. \\\WW OASTOT1IA. Rears tha X9 J'18 K'n(l ^011 "avfl Alwa/S BOUg'it i 7 RYDALES TONIt A New &oicnliflc Di.'icovir) for tin: BLOOD and NERVES. It purities tin* blood l>v elii matim; tie waste matter ai.d o'le.-r impurities .n,d t. destroying the ; or um robe thjii infest the blood. (l buil Is tlj> 111 - blond by reeonstruetim^ and mn'iiplyiii}? tin- ! I iorpuselns, making I!s blood i i? i? and ; < !. Il restores ami stimulates tin* . ?. eausin?; a full free Cov o! m-rv ton i throughout tin- enli neve system !. speedily etll'es UllhtlM.i;j Itei'Ve . ip ivihis. ness, nervous prostr. tit.', a ad all o'\. i lllSlMS?'S ot lilt' IHTVllll 4 }*y."t?*lll. K \ 1 >.\I I '.S TON It sulil muU'r ;i !'<> itivt ^uaraiitt-c. Tri?l .si/t r.O ccnts. I amil> .size St.Ou MAN'UI At ll'iiKl) : \ j The Radical Remedy Company, HICKORY, N. C. ' WE ARE rnDRiTT vvnyi i i ; HUM MB PEERLES Bagwell, lip) Florence, ml Thornhill, Out prices are alv* can surely please R. C. C; Mil!let! Mullet! Mnllcl.< and all kinds of Fresh and Salt Water lish and oysters. It you are dealing in Fresh Fish or intend to deal in them j write for prices and send your orders to THItltY FISH i IO .(Charleston, S. or COLUMIUA FISH & K'H CO,. Coluin bin, S. '. Wo >bi|? only frssh caught ' (ish sinn our pricrs are as low as they can Im s dd at. Write us. Try us and l>e convinced. Isej'tUlw 1 -or- And Still 1 ()v TIIOS Til 10V AUK I?ccaUKe: Mitchell. Lowia'Co-nr United StatrsuMl for ovor sixty li\ ooiit.imioiirtly in the h;imln ol tin hmi Hcc.ausc: Th? fuotory i? located tiruber lor vehiclo building in the from time to t ihim by iiuontd of tb?* < "XT)t*rt liin'oHl' tnoil him rb-?'t ni.il < ! (when the Hup is down) the Mill carried under ??p?n sheds to r> je.-i NOT K I \j N 1) K I E 1). Because: Every stick <>t tnnh< steel and every pound of paint < certain tests und mmi'in'i up to adopted by tin <*oinpnn\ ;.s nearest omitig up to 'I; < htuiid.ii *1 i s11 i prieo. Kemcmber: There's soinethi hind the Mitchell Vv';i<ri>n: Thon 's I honesty of purpoK'-: there's a life mil iimum ..i ?.* - - '1 uuj'iiai HP i,ill I V mil IIH'KI* iriViSpectivM of mtTO (lollni'K M11?I w:iys toraniii, " 1/OX.11,'f' I/ <>i' I'll Watch 'or Our Fa \V" , ro mak iix.f (>vi>i y e ( lulumers and fri<Is si I*?otot; !<>ck i'i 1 < Im'iMI.; lit to I'u-ki'llS. FOLGEli & r i r riff Ih'ith'iW })f , Clothing, Shoes, I lats (i(K)ds a : I fHV' Wo can *<11 n??11 Furniture, am solid car. ? i A- K. GREENVI1 You can buy any Sun r?.. i -i mm icss man cost. h( MKNS Si 1IRTS n:tlu Closing out our Straw You can i^ct 25 per c< nml Children's Oxlon hold as lon?* as the determined to close tl /\? K. I ! Dry ( i 0< ulft Stoi o, W'ost JO: 1 il I I S NOW i v8, H li V ''ays ri^ht, and w > you. : : : : : I iespoctful] y, ^RTER DR. J. 11. e.<JRQESS, ..ULNTIST.. SKNKCA, - H. <\ UIH < c <\<i NinimoiiH Storr, I. d\!o Building I u * ' ii in io 1 p. hi '2 |*. m. to C p.m. i < :* > ' . 'sV.;/ *7 T Another Gar 1^ n n i JV UUiVAl THE j>EST. " i ho oldest manufacturers in thn c yniH their business Iihh remained in* family :ni<1 on^i nutoiv. t,r i lli ixr ufest supply of thn host i lil. la' ut; 1 <? ' i?'?s of which ar? bought nil!jianv, Muin'lo treus selectnd by in :?i ilie propr seas >n of the year, I K"i ""t, sbippt-d on tho yaids and is, una moruuguiy Air Seasoned? r. ev. iy liar of iron, every piece ol n tin* Mitchell Wagons must stand certain --idndArds which have* been pel icc.l i<>n. and ?niy material not, >nec lejivicd aild lint bought lit any beanie.- "pnie commercialism" beam;! v pride and reputation; i here's tun" oi cxpi'i icnee: there's ai..ple pnr^os -s, and a determination that c -iits, i hi< Miichell Wagon shall al/; n<>M>r .1! Amioimcnnent! l! u l t > , l:u!?? I>< lore, our liic 111 vi c >111; lt>U: a. (I ! oral A!' lvhaniiisi' <?vor Yours truly, VHORNLEY. Ecenjlhnuj vxrl-?^ ( .1 >11 I L' loil-IHnKi". niivi v^iiL r* 1 uilll^)lllll|_^ Specialty. I Kfll it to you ri<,'ht. -lust recoivad u T Park, ILE, S. C. imcr <^oods we have inic 1 )i?4* bargains in ced irom 50c to 40c 1 I nts at 1 _? price. lit di: (Hint on Ladie Is lies. I he prices >oods last. \\ ? '>r(? 1C*111 out. 3ARK, (ir-'ttnvillo, C. CELLING ith this lino \vn LIISKKTY, S. ( , 9 Williamston Female Collegs will open in it? now buddings nt Greenwood, s. C., Iiiinuil^i OC|U, M / ) I1. MM. O.ir \vnll-U110wn iiuvmitn^o.s with valuable HcMitioiiH, J4on<l for c.Htnlofl;i <s i>? Rev. John 0. Wilson, tSBopwO Williun)nU>u,H. C.