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Picksas ktiisWournai. HaDueninas of a Local aiid Personal Nature. t * . ?It in about timo to l>oc?iii to stall-feed the Thiuiksinvini/ turUMv. --Read It. C. Carter's now ad and getjoosted ou prices. -^Misa Josio Bog^s, Easley, ih Son a visit to the family of Dr. J. N. N|Halluin. ?Miss Lila Folder, of Central, ^ visited relatives in Pickens the iaet of ^ tbo week. ?Mr. ami Mrs. J. MoD. JJrueo made n brief tt'ip to Atlanta tbo last ^ of tbo woek. 4 ? , ?!' Euone Ali xan^M^an^TSrufcHl Folger attended a H a I lo\ve)<o a r ty at Eosley Monday niybt. \ ?You cau got barb wiio at 3c per lb. and nails at $2 50 per keg bant ? Carter's, Liberty. - Tbo President bas appointed tbe j widow of Gen. James Lougsl.reet to be postmaster ufc Gainesville. On. ?Soo now ad of J, D. Mnoro. steak 8 c<?iits n pound; sausage 10c u j pound; roast 0 to 8 c<-nts a pound at lilooro's. ?Loo Roper and sister, M iss CIo\ ie, of the May nurd section, eutoivd the 1'iekens Graded School Monday morning. ? From n >\v on N. D. T.iylor \vi!! , coino to l'ickeiiH reguiariy ivt.'ty Wed- I neuday. Come on those days and j have soiue liuo work done. ? Wo invito cor rospnu deuce on live topics of the day, and important local happenings. All such will be appreciated and published ?See the new ad of Crane & Haines, the up to date butchers, j They are serving all kinds of meats in season, carved to the queen's taste. ? John (Jlenn, colored, warns everybody from Liritlg or harboring his 11-year-old son, .John Lawrence n\ --.i. i r. ? ? vjriuuil, WHO ICIl I11M liOlUC Oil tUC. "S( til lilt. ?Cadets A. Brandon Taylor, 1' Il'hi Morris, I'Vauk McFnll, <jr'?g^ Muiil-| din, Jim Carey and John Fieldn, of Clemson College, t>punt Sunday at home. ? See the new ad of Craig 35ro? in this it-sue. Thc-so eiilerpi ising young men are daily increasing their largo C'ihIi trade by their low juices and lair treatment (if customers. ? Married 011 the 20th iust. at th? homo of Mr. and Mra. Frank Farmer J parents of thn bride, Mr. Wdl .Ioimh' of the Loopor's (jin section, to Mist*' Dora Farmer, llov. 13 E, CJrandy of ] liciatii g. j Levi Sunders haB boon raising ^ pome lino bcetn this year. Ho bought the seed from tho Pick en 8 Drug Co., 5 .1 i - 1 ' imu uiey now nave soido or Ins lieelH on Exhibition in tlx-ir allow window ^ tha? weigh 9.^ pounds. V. V --Don't fail to see tlio ad of Ij. Cope!, in thin issuo. lie 1ms 11 lurge and varied stock of clothing and gent'w fuminhitigs, ami haa put tlio price down ao that verybody can ?<uy. Don't fail to read it and to call ou him. ^Io will treat you right. ?~?f 1*j. M ill- 11 rrn/nl ??il ir/i;? Bucccesful furinot* of tl.o D.unuvi'.'e I &id<>, was in town Wednesday at the corner&tono layir.g. Ho says ho lms a lot of hirdti on his Im.d ami litis it all posted aud no ono will he allowed to hunt on his Innd ivillima sion. ?All day lit Six Mdo church next f'linday, Nov. 5th. This is a convention of tlio "old folks," und all old folks are asked to attend Everybody is invited to attend and to biin</ their hoii^ books and well tilled haskots, and have a dav of < n joyublo fringing. ? Married on Sunday, the 23d of Oct., 15)0.1, at tlio ivMih nce of J). J) Garvin, Mr. Walter Dobson, of Pickoi)H county, to Miss Teiiny ObiHpit, of AudeiBon county. Th* buppy couple luivo tho c mgratiilatioUH of runny friend t. i>. I). Garvin, N. P performed 111 > <wrom my. I ?Rev. J. JO Foster has a biwv mill s. i located on 11 in farm neat1 IVturM \ n 1, ..i 1 1 : - vicun uimicn, IIIIU IK CU'llUg POnit' mighty lino lumber, both pun: and oak. Ho ci?n till your hill for ??uy \ thing yon want ami will noil pin? lumLer nt 8(1 cuts per hundred lit tho mill. (Jail on him to till your next bill. .?See ad change of I'ickobH Drug Co. in unot'nor column, 'i'hoy curry h h.rge Htock of family anil patent medicines. IVcscriptiona cnrofully compounded from purest dings hv a licenced plinrmaeiat. Full line of toilet ami fancy article** of ovory doBoriptiou. Christmas floods in yroat profusion beginning to arrive. ? Married at the n-Hidonea of her father, Mr. Jiunea (Ireen, on Sunday, v 1 Oct., 30th, 10^4, .MisK Mat tin Green ^ to Mr. Jilufnrti J'Vrim.r in !?? - - - ? " I" ' ?aco of ft boat of relatives and fri? ml*. After tlio marriage coromony limy were 1??<J to the dining room where tho tftblo w.irt laden with many rfY"~ things to eat, whiuli Mr?. Griv.u Mi known how lo prepare. Ji I). (l?rvin, N. P., performed tho coremouy* -tJ. Mut L'ocley, a very wealthy ^ ^ o.itizon of And or sou bounty, died at j.i Williamaton on tho morJiin# of tho 2<>lh olt., from a com plication of troubles. Air. (Jool.-v wan urnll to many of our readera, and for nevAral years ho roado Eisley his hcadqti air tars. Ho was never tnurriod, and lit* lar^o estate, amounting to hoiiiotbii>K liko H'JB.UOO, was left to liiu nephew, V&nue Coo ley of Anderson, and to his niooe, MUs Ii>la Cool' y of Aaderson. ?Jaiuoa Medlin, aged about twouty-two jours, died at his borne at Piedmont ou the 17th ult., after an illucHK of about six wreks duration, from typhoid-pneumonia. He wan t>Dl-ied the day following bis death at New Hope ohureb, in Oconee countv. Ho loaves a wife and one child, bosidta bin futhor and fivo brothers aud fivo sisteiB. Ho was a brother of V. Sloan Medlin, of thin county. ?Elbert Hestor, wlio ut olo tiiuo bad charge of the inechuuiciil department of The Sentinel, but who for the past eit;ht yearn has been in Texas and the West, was in Pickens the tirst of the week, shaking bands witb bis old friends. He looks as natural us bo did years at^o. He came to Kaeley at out a month ngo to bo with bis hister, Miss Sallio Heater, who died on the 15t.h nit. Elbert has prospered, and was fortunate enough io diaw a farm in tlio Indian Territory ? few years ago, which, by dint of hard work and good management, ! Iih lias wonderfully improved, and j now it i? quite a valuable piece I | i. perty. Ho left Friday for his far[ ah) home, carrying the beat <> nil of his frieii'lH that much good luck, happiness and prosperity may attend his every effort. A Surprise Birthday Celebration at Norris. O.. V.I?w. 'Hill. -1_- r ' > - wil i]UU"nl) lUU ..MILI1 <>I WOIO* Wer, your humble scribe attended u most enjoyable surprise birthday celebratiou ut the home of Mr. William It. Garrett in the Six Mile seetion. On Sunday morning at nine o'clock | it WiiH agreed among the children, | k'rnndehi:dr?n, and a few m ar rela j liven I hut all moot j,it a certain point in the Pickens road, form a procs sion and iniireh to the home of Mr and Mrs. Garrett to celebrate the 00 111 birthday of tho foriuer. All had prepared well filled baskets on Satur I <uiy ueiorc, nun me secret wis not disclosed to INIr. Gurrett until the hour for dinner lmd arrived and an extraordinary long, large table was leaded down with every imaginable good thing to eat, yea even groaned under it* great burden. The father, now fseilted at the head of the table, willi an expression of thanks cxlendj ed to tlie P? inntifiil Giver of till good | things and observed the even dozen children <>f his own mid tlx: grandI cliiidii'i), besides ii few nephews and is?ices, it win an easy task to lead his thon hts for his heart wits tilled with gratitude mid joy unspeakable, while tho frequent lemarks of the inollu r iuidcd even more to the pleneuro r.nd delight. of ail present,. It, was truly n happy occasion and a time long to be remembered by tliotio present. Aftev dinner all assembled in the : Inryo pn?lor where an organ was brought into service and all joined in singing funiiliur, good old smil stir ling Hongs -making itn l.i lv in the heart, and us the huh "as bonding low and the time h d :ir?-i\ .1 to say good-nyo all j lined i'i i hmg the father, the mother, and grandmother many more birthdays. i'he following uio the nanus of tiio Hons: James, Edward, Wi'liam, Manion, Klzie, Waddy, Nel.--.on, Yar die and Benjamin, all of whom have families except the last three named | | l'lio daughters aro Airs. IjoIii llico, 1 Mrs. Dora Abercrombio ami V rs i Nora Dillinrd. Your scribe would add tliat ( nolo William is in good henllii, halo aud ! hearty, and reminds the writer of his brother who is the* father of vonr scribe and lies buried on a certain battlefield in Virginia. \\ e would n.>t elose without speakingot Uncle William aa a veteran and a pioneer settler in the Six Midsection who drove br.ck the deer and . frightened awiiy the wild turkey Now )ou can observe the prosperous | Linns owned l>y lit) eliil.lron of this I pioneer, while ho slill li dtls posse* sion of the "houio place," ninl now this second generation can only iimg ino whnt this section around Six Mile Mt. once was. Of course th?*v ( can't realize v. hat it onco wan?all in In (rival forcfit \sill< no heautifii' I homes. Whnt a chui)?<> in Hfly veins ; yea, whiit 11 I'liiiiii'i: in t 11 iir lii'fonn vicn'< I ! iuhi whilt will tins ni xt two in vii ti 'iis hoc ? The questio.i i.s merely 1 umiumi, not no attempted uimwor oven | ulVcl Oll. liortt wisheh to all .J (J. (i. , Mrs. Sarah Ann Russell Dead. v. /At tlui homo of hur <hui;:htor, mm. V II. lJulonlmo, iiour Central, on Oot. <t./i o..t \i .... i?.. ? ii i i iiiu njnj ;i. v;? .?|in. I V * * r*r??'' Ul'IMl Ilic prison barn of ilt*Hh and 1\ft the frail tenement of day uiul winded iIh lli?jht to the I'fiilma of blisK in <? nvciii. Mrs. llussell whs born and brought up in Anderson county. When sdic married, she moved to Central, where .she lniH lived 60 vears. She was in her 84nd year. She lo<ives two ehiidrun, Mrs. >1. II. lialeidiue, of ('initial, and Mr. (}. W. Ilus&oll, of Oconee county, and a hopt of relativus an I j iiioniia u? mourn tiicir loan. 11 or fuooral ncrviccg wens conduct < <1 Monday morning, Out, 2, at t!j?* family burying ground ouo milo norlli of Centra), lit 11 o'clock, I v Hcv. (!. C. Frieks. ttlie nl?. p-< quirt* , iy by Iwr hunhand, who proceeded : licr to glory mmc lluiu 1'.) yearn ago \ Her merry voice in Ktrnngdy liufllnd, A fid tftlnviasl t lw? 11?ii. *\\?iw* -> O Her genlle, lovinuf, tender heart, in hole tun slum bo t lien. Danger of a Coit^li. Pneumonia, grip, oold, bronchitis and nearly every other dangerous sickness of I his kind is usually tbo duvolopmont of II alight aougb. Tqo many people are laid up and too nyicy tlie from dinunsofl U/hAVn fliAV AA1l1<1 OA nooilii lr?..w.lr ll??i -MVJ MV/U ?V. "V n?i"Vii\ I (lilt flwtoough in the lirad. Murray's Hornhound Mulloin anil Tar cu:o< colds. It iiiHt drops tlio bottom out <?f u cough. Every druggiftt haw it for 2">c a hottlo. ltomembor "MuimyV aud tiki no other. ltogular DOo mze. We Are Re a TM II-T i ?1 ? 1U unijjtai rtliv.1 1111L UlUglJ upper South Carolina can 1 bought these goods for CASH ;i prices on them. Below we giv< of our goods. 100?3.50 Beds, live 125?<>.00 Beds, six 50?8.00 roll ft. <> 1-: 100?10.00 Oak l)ress< -i K Ikik/w/v * ?;mmf \tjik uresser 125?3.50 Waslistii nds A BEAUTIFUL S The best No. 7 Stove on e A large No. S Stove, 2S pi I ii fact \vc have nearly every! IVIetts & Ja | P. D. C0! ^ jKaaia?BTinn?nvMtwwTi-n )) Combs II:iir \\ M Shaving ar Brushes, \\ Our Way. \S 'cm to move. ^ \ Pickens Dru; fl "We Strive XI.~ ? f> 1 I 11U VVUIIIcUl I Hill s uuuu. Uo, rod tinmen! Liift vonr fjiasM-- np, | Kur.li t/.illfuit, each swain ami lover? \ hiss to the l??--ds thai hrim in tho ?*n|> A IiiiirIi lor I'm* !' am spilt. <>v?>r-? For tin.' :<onl is a lilt ami tho heart bents high, Ami euro 1ms unloosrnt'il its I. tii? r; 'Now ilriuk," s iiil the sage, "tor tomoi* row wo ilif," So lot's linve a toast together: Swing tho goblet aloft; to tin- lipH 1ft it fall. Then Ix'iul yon tin/ knee to address her And drink, gentlo airs, to tin- queen ot . 11 * ( m nil? To tlni wnnmu Hint's good?God blu?s ; her! 0 youth is a niadenp inid time is a churl; Pleasure palls and remorse follows at- ( *?? ; j The world hustles on in its pitiless whirl, j < \\ ith its kisM1..!, its tours an I its laugh - ; ( tor. , 1 hit there's one gentle heart in its bosom of white, I The maul with the tender eyes gteamh*g? Who has nil the wealth of my homage tonight, Where she lies in her innocent dream- i ing. A.lill a watch o'er her over my .spirit ( keep.? The woman that's good (rod hlnss her! \hl I'oficmia's honey was suflet to Ihe nip, Ami the song ami tlie ilauee were alluring The mischievous maid, with the inuti- t nous lip, I Had a charm that was very ensuring): , I? r. il... I... * ?i i imii v?m i i iiiii i*iii r?m? M\<.- ? HJUIlfi J'.I.Ml ,i iniixin nml hu!o : } Of that world of tlif tawdi'.y olovi?r, | l l'lifi-0 ll >ats 11.?? I'uv .poll <?f the pmv 0 llltli! filOO. 1 | That eli-isml away f ?11y fnwer. v Ami I drain my last toust nv I go t?? my vost? (Oil, fol'tllll:!to Oill'tll t'> pOKSOHS llOV? ) To thu (loir, toixlor heart in t!i little white brofist Of 111?> woman that's good (Jo I hi -s | h. rJ 1 , Notice to the Public. On and after November (>lli, I'.Mi-l, passengers will not lie lmndlfl on freight Imins on thft Chariot to D vi-1 lion, No. '!!{ iind No. (51, bet v ecn (Mmrlotte niul (iroenvilht mil N . l'>7 trii! Nn tiS hnlwmin flwonvilln nn I Toecort >iik1 No. (>5 nnd No. (?l! I o?1 twron T.ktob and Atlantn. Hro tUrt Morgan, Asst (Jt-n. Push. Agt. Southern llwy. ('??. Ai,-d Iron Mim i'il liaa limbic p w r, t.i quickly hfftl fills wound-*, I u s ' xlxl old Stops hloiul ll i\v ii stuntly. h'or timnor beast.. Sol I i-y [ j ( Notioe. All poi'Mons having c|tiiin? nf;\mik! t!?? 1 estate of J. \V. Price, deceased, will j>f ! nont tho name, properly attested, to A. T. Moggs, Executor, on or l>y tlio 1h( lay <?f Doc., 15)01, and all pei>ons uwinu said oatato Mill mako payment to A. .1. Hoggs, Executor, on <>r l>y the altorp dale. A. ?T. Bogga, Exacutor n-'2-3t of the osUto of J. W. Price, Notion to Debtor* mi.l ('r)illlort. i\ll puraona hnyi \'A claims against the mfiif.n i?f Andrrw Hut lor di. i/iouA.I .. :n i ros jn'. tho e in \ duly nttoatnd, for 1 aymmt hv the Ut <lay of next. Those indol>led fco taid cHtntc will miiko payment to J. B. Hut lor, O. p. Builer, ZjQ it, 27, 1901. Administrators. dy For You! ificent stock of Furniture in )e found on our floors and we iiid have put K K O C K-O U T e the quality and price of some feel liigli, for $3.00. N " " " 1.75. I feet liiiiili, for 5.75. irs, lari?(4 i;iass, 8.50. s, medium glass, 7.00. for - - - - 2.75. U1T Vim SI 1.50. artli for SI0.50. 2S pie<*es.. uccs, 815.00. ;hing that j^ocs into the house. irr*-?*=*<c, Greenville, IHll?r??9 So. Car. wmmi tj riifUAfi I MI.I K \\. I unilt^, JLUUlll, )) i id Clothes (k arc m (( We Want L l' 1 r ! n ' I v/\ i i f i 4- fM LC51V UD ClUUUl 11. | ? Company, !! to Please." ^ FOR SALE!' acres of land known ;is tho 11. M. l<\?*t<?r p';iri\ on Sj ihIm ri\rr, adjoining hinds of .J. S. Williams, (5.T. 11 -ii?l i ick.i and ot Ium*?. About 1 b> a>ie> in culI ivat ion. 55.r> ncros line river Imtloni, hnhmce in fine ??ri??inul ion si, well t.tinIx rod, watered. good Iiousch and pasture uid con veil in i) I to church and school. Price cheap ami t> rms to sii;t purchaser. Titles ^ood. Also to r> nt ' in* }^o< d two-story 1 Willing, storo hoii->o, (me stand tor 30111.try st<>r.', out (mi Idin^p, pasture and twenty-live acres yuod and. For terms and further ]>.iiLiculars apply t-> C. 10 JIOBIXSON, Ally . I'lckciis, S. ('. W.inti (I liii.lv or gentleman i>f air i <1 iii*ut i.>n t-> travel for n firm of j j-2:")0,000 c ]>itill. Sidiu v $1 ,t'72 per I * car ai.tl espouses; paid weekly. Ad iirc.-s, M. IVrcival, Pickens, S I'. To Cure n Cou^li. Tlu> i< " -.<> pro^,il(?nt taoso liv< 1 ih:i >lly <1 v.-.)]> l><-foi'n voi; roaliz what . ut- Ij i]>|>ii.< ?I Niiw the l?i>>t thiim to ' lo is to t K? llic iiiir | ioliiil>l(! < iu;li mv you cai! Noil." I> Per than ; dunviy's i loiolioiiml Mnllion ami I ar. t i-i ma l > of Hit- pniost ii yrodii'iilH ami ail !'< given In in! nit?, -is woll ;m ctj? >vu <??:>\11 aii else cr < n i; i',s. v iii vill timl it at all druggist <. 2 Be a l>ottlc ?1'\' ra large liotl lo. An ol<l TiiiMf Kcntcdy. Murray'* II rnlioipul Mulloiii nml Tar ia<< in it tlio purest of drug**, all of vim-:. \?iT" used by our parents and It" iml pali iiU. Il is ft iMiiiluiiation ho >nt to.(f(ii't that it oiiic'h a cMimh ri?,'!it ! >11'. NoMi n<; is i t-Hi r for lubics. It in i m<>U i ll ItWi iMU'o fur nil eases of !ous?liH. .\s'< your ilniggist fur it, Tlioy i ill h ive it 1 .nly. Costs only 'J.V ;i l?ot,'t! ?I'Xlr.i I 11 I> ?lt li's -iepjulnr ">(ki *i'/.o tiomeuiboj' to nsk for ' .Miura.vV ami iiko no other. ? C ASTORIA1 For Infants and Children. Ths Kind You Have Always Bcughl 11 1 :1' ricks&s Railroad fapy < Timr. r.\ui,i: no i < Su|icrHc<ies Pluto Tniilc No ;t I.it . < ( i\ i A iik. 10 I;<u Itc.ul Down ]{f . i*ci( No ie N.I 10 siWfioNs No It ' o t'l MiXOd Jllxo.1 Mix,.,I llxcl 14:10 pm 10: |o Mtn Iv I'irkons nr 2:.V>iina ?t:3o inii t: pin Hi: 15 mil Imtkiinoii l.'ijun (l .'.'i pin t'MVpin lll:*i."> tim I'msim's '!.;*l|'in fi: 15 j>ni 5:<X) pin 11 :(?l .mi \rlnllv 'Jv.'lipm 11:10 |?in 5:10 pni 11 :(>.*> nin Mniil.lln ?!:'jnpin tf.M {iin ,V. 15 pin II:Ir. iiiii tir Kniioy ly in pi.i J *KliiU SlnUntu AM Irtilus <Ully except .Huniiny So, inconnects with snotiu'in Htillwny No 3.i No 0 conned* with hoiiiIictii Uiillwity So li No. 12 counoctM with southern Hallway No II No II connect* with Southern Railway So ld |ST*Kor Any Information apply to J '1 TAYLOR,til Manager , folgerT DEAL] C x e n,<? r 1 \I t For the past six weeks we have been rec inir of DRY GOODS; CLOTHING, HATS, SI GROCERIES, and 1IARI)WARK of every de ation, that we have by lar the largest, most con have ever placed betore the trading public. DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. This department is complete in ^ overv detail. All tt; late I tliiny ,n- \ in wiusim^rf and KlcirtingH with ^\\\ ^ lac-a und trimmings to match.! \ \V Don't I'aii to fc t our I.no of white / goods and French Klunnols f ?r ^nIt1! ' wjiistp. CaRfimeres, Worsteds, i' KlannelrJ, Out ing?, Ki-rsovH, Water ^ proofing, Jeans, lilanketB, Kites' jfj* and Art Squares. > SKIRTS. CLOAKS. JACKETS. f Our line of .Jackets ranj>c in price from 00 to *7.00. 10v?ry conceivable color and style. 1 ii?r- ^ Jl t>e.M. line ever hi.own m Pickens.' rfyjr^, bkiilH from ^ 1.00 $0.00. All the, nopular colors, fabrics and si/.i-s. i ' I J \~0 VERC. I ()vcrcoats and M; an | ikx,v> vv",,avu a", _5 i Km' ( terns and colors. T1 I 1 |t|H 4 :'!.' | style, finish, and doll i i i\'* - I '\ ^ chase, is what YOU ' iT / i*\i ? j ov:ri:(),lt Of ws. An; 'I p?y?from $!{.,")(> to blivillf VOlir ovcrrnn jj they arc pickctl over. X^'OT^V^ jj} ' 1 SHOES, SHOES, SHOES. j! "Rat tin AxoM shoos are the kind that wvar longer thsin any ot her make. Ttmo has pr->von I his. ] Our Pile- on II?111?' A x kIio.^ ;1i ? t hrno l i inns what a wo over o.xp< cted them I<? l<o. Wear out; pair and you will always want the I'att'c Axe. Wo also jj cai r\r ll<?yal Hluo shot; al <1 ;">() !'.?r iii-mi, and jj mo oieiH.Mi oiioo at ih one ot tuo nobui-'st ? moil's dri'ps shoo rn tin* market. FURNITURF, BUGIHES, WAGONS, STOVES, j! Just i'hci.ivi <I :i -< 1 i<I cur of l'*uruitiir** besides tvi<? J shipments of Clnirs, I.ouni; s, Null Uneks, Side Hoards, Folding I?eds, I you don't be ievo wu can sell you Furniture at ?ho ri^ht pric * just ui\.< our line a 1. <>k hdloi'H you buy. ft >ii?I Oak Bt?d Uiioin Suites i'mni $I;">.U(.) to .<}(??> 00. (>>tk ! 15 vis from ><:2.o0 to ()o. Dn-Msora I'roiu $/> tu j Yours l rOLGER & 1 Shoes, 1 Iats and Gents' Furnishing Goods Strauss <S: Bro.'s Clothing, Stetson Shoe WE ARK N( conPLET WMWBTO?MMIMMIgimfW flMIWWI >BWII?MBngMgiCIZMrj^BBI ...The Store For BARGAINS, *ri .. u. t ; . . . .1" I.. t- i. .1-. v,.ii . }J pricLS now "ii ih.'M' uoods tli.it lms i \<t 1> c S latida ril H ft I s (ivi- c? i.ts ji i \ aid () 25-POUND BAG GF FINE STANDARD 5 i jj with evrry cash curehasf ><l dry ^oodh, > tn I t I ~.wl I w I v. lk, ? I. .V O - V. I \ . .. U. I 1.1 ...I rj U'Mhii-h Oiinifj w "MM |U|' |M1( w i .? m i vi . m IciitH |>f*r ll>. Nmils at $'J 50 |> r keg I>ah< AGIUCi:LTVRA L IMI'LKMKN'IV-Trv a I( 'OOK 1 N<! STOYKS ?<> f>0 sru! upwards, wit; Mint iiuiki'8 cooking a pleasure. II ri,? :,,rmvns f'J* 'U'O th<> I OS I * Bfl yJ O niarkot. Try a pair and you ' j Wo arc Closing out ail < Youis loi Hnrgains nud Ik-ki R. C CART Mflllul! Mullet! Mullet !i I flfti mil nil l<in<l> of Fr? hIi and Silt W nt i | I IB I tli mill ovs'fi.t If you arc drilling o, ' R "'n ?li I''t i <>r intend t?i dri.l in tl.cm: kjJm W \ riic lor prit'tw anil s -i I your or<l< i - to, WmJ I'kwiiy 1 I SI I <'()., t limrlf h!om. S. i , <i| f)i,i;.Miu.\ Kisii iSc k k t o.. coi.mi Aflfl fl??B8KH]9 -l'|. ii . i.ulii H JQ JJ bR. J. H. BURQE55, j i did n< ..DENTIST.. H'oinn ^ 1 SHNKCA, - a. C. lor ?lll tulG Office ovor Nimmonn Stoie, Doyle IjCV tIT0 Ol Building hrnrn 0 a. ni. to 1 p. na. ~ 2 p. m. to 0 p.m. ? HnngnK '' ^;:,v i!^?.98||^| \" eiving train loads of New Fall Gootffife^ireHk^B lOI'-.S. FURNITURE, BUGGIES, scription. We can safely say, without ]M| ^ lplete and best bought stock ol goods tha< V ~ CLOTHiNG, CLOTHING. This is our main lino and our | prido. Buying, as wo do, from W /\ ' i six of tliu largest clothing manuBl. I \ * Pi i lactam's in tho world enables us to qive you lit, stylo, and quality ! that is unsurpassed. Suits for men from $.'>00 to $18.00. Can (it any size, stout, regular, or slim. From $10.00 to $1?S 00, we handlo : !j|]M J St,rouse liro's. lli^h Art 01ot.li\ V, [ iiiexclusively, tho best, fitting V! ' clothing made. Wo are handling \ Mrs. ,i ii i u) Hopkins' make ol cloth, V iiifi for children and youths. Chilli Hjij' (Iran's suits from $1.00 to SjiG'OO. Youths Iroin $2 o0 to sf'S.fiO. When you buy clothiny always buy the best. (Quality is what, you are after. 5oAfs7rirr~ nckintoshes for every- rt t1l<? * 11 ' " A lie very best j^rade of jj i, thai money can pur- ,1 ^ y price you want to | 817.00. Don't delay | || ' c. Lome now before, j! From $3.50 to $\ 7.00. j 1!ig stock <>1 Buggies Wagons : 11:< 1 Surreys. Every 0110 knows what tin; Mitch'?!! wagon ip and c\"iy oiin should have the host wngou. The lightest rum i:ig and most endurable. A little higher 1.1 juic.i, | or haps, 1 >u' ever s> mwe.n better in wear. Buggi s md Surreys in any stylo and at any I'i < '! v n v i ii. ])on\ i' Mo sre our lan;v and >voUsolrcli'd U\ux of IJiiirs. Art Squares, IMHmvs aiul l.'asels. Call -Hi ns when you <: >mo to Pickens. Wo aiyrr>eialo your truilt mid will d<> all in our power t<> plea si' you. Remember we unarm) too every trade wo make. truly, V HORNLEY. a specialty. Sole agents lor Batllc-Axe Shoes, , Mitchell W agon. ::::::::: r }W READY E STOCK! tKTsraTfmuv<fv< tKiwTwniiim.JvTi Where Values Are BEST... "~"v" - ??* "~Y| IIS, f1 )l' (S, JiK luMS, Skills, i 11(1 11)1! lowest j! li i II,Ml <1 t' i 11'i of 1' t I\?mip county . ) ('< si's 11 ) ji'l i ools |'or ( ( itth. GRANULATED iJGAR FOR $* "5 ! us m (I ; ' ( ' s to t In- ;iui' lint of >'! r l( iid i f bai li w ii e tjiid nails. \\ i ! jt 1 ,yiieiil'in'u ('liil led plow: I hey nr,' I ho ? It lull liui! ,icc \o9flcls. We have the kind J t )ill round S'no'-'fl on I he P" P ! will I ill y iio other uiilko. v bo ll* v | 3iher GVIakes at Cosf. |j t VillllUft. " EE! f"^! I'lltCHTV, S. <\ 1 ^ ^ -- \ >1, ( omo here and I am Kt>t .eave here. I pay you '6ash sse things, and you reruemJ id meat market. ' v.? _ J. D. Moore. i