The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, January 11, 1905, Image 2
ItIeain sQOhi
n and 'hujilnes
ug ati ad that would
41 t Beer 'his papm is for
-the ~od1 of the colnty at large, and
P uli lied with the ,viw of doing
the amet good to the greatest num
ber, and no one section is preferred
above another in its far-reaching in
fluence for good to its patrons.
eaonable. We have a good thing and we
know it, and want otbo--s to kmlow it.
e ~a O Booaa oas Some have alread found it out and
to their advantoge.
There aro cotton mills, and other
public e se, la dint
yi county, u hich Cntorprisea hRv raisOd
the bulk of their capital inl the couu
ty, yet their money ii spent away
from'home for a great nany things
as butisable which they cduld buy as cheaply at
11i a home. Their job woik is 'sent off
. -1111 ess priaciples,.
S ,ies pinip, and their high-priced llp is impoi t
ery din it, and ed and both could be procured as
ber oar erer cheap in the county. Let, egislation,
r or advertiser detrimental to their interest, be pro
b 'ju"t to help it posed, and sen' how quick they wiait
. the editor "who has a lot of influence
bitor is a-eterprike with the delegation," to takso tlh
d after thu a * up with "our representaives"
;n them to use their influence
rte. . to against the propose.
Aneuf. Then fol'ous a lot of
tihe wa; of "soft Bo)," "t1fty'
to, atid ~oouqu(.ts." A fler it, is all over
,?a who realize that with you tiad file "soap" has hardenl
gvalue received for A t
received.for ed, the "tuff" has melte( aI.d the
3tsirn into thi paper. "bouquets" havo withtertd, 1I1d the%
& people wh' are know yoU not ulttil 1hy agniat 1)(ed
pioN temselves and hC,
~11 work f help. But, then, this is as it should
#Ad vd~1h work for be -they are great and the little fish
their town, for must hide out.
tthatasBack to bsines This is not
aItheir business Bakt isns:
wtitten in a spirit of animosity and
antagoniE m to any business or cor
11B, "the charitably poration, but a plain lml,iness pwopo
detriment to the...
sition. The mills, banks and mer
in which they chants of the cou'ty are depeidaitt
ways growling )upon the common people of the
Things have gone county for sullport, and it is por
1 Ad)untry is going to business policy for them not to pub
wows" as fast as licly solicit the trado of their patrons.
is worth more ''heir patroins de'111inad that they
W*lareulthan..Wlet ae ih know hat they hivo got to
and especially this trado on, I brough the colun s of the
nwblessed with Do1%spapeli; they take the papere for
old mossbacks the noXs it contains, and the ads arC
F t very inttresting news itenis, wiieb
ness: ThecRt. ciyendi;
is the man who ^' 1 ~ -
This is ant apneail to yourl b~usioest
onality doesn't judgmentLand rt ason, and it shlou
4ood fellow" and "friend- bii iot 15111IL
be hetded, if uarnostih
ia. ot worked any more' with 30ou presont volhin if u are
makes the money is we on do aihing for you.
o dvertises judiciously; If 3.ou vi L to inert aye your bum.
hI ads the same as he ness, we cani help lyou, prov'ided yoI
SStock; who writes care to infet t uomei money. Weu hav
4h als much care and a plain, practical, dollars aned cent
v ~ 7~r% le' 'r to his nlan for y ou t o g< t mo10 e Lusineuiw, bo
- .. aoiey to put through
k..~.. . .to ste y ou, or will yo1
ut tell i t M ' ;AID WF "
that they cannot readily j.,,
woin his ad appeals f'I
areader. ..
whlomayoterilv
paidtip to date(, anid requeten' 1)1
~~onot to) (rop thiem from our list, hu
( tbe same as be ext end the limo 1un1til they dimup-i ,
the proflts on his sales, t.u .uti.I sicdest t
ho succees and w t we are imore than pleased to at,
-At advertising space is a ouuaet~~eodrglma
ad paying investment. Added1 to this is smeI over ont1
~hant can get good reo tm~idn~ ililS0 11lsa
~the columns of this pa .. .~fhQ m mi,~aev
~avery reasonable price. udo ebwn o i ek
ia few words we want Silfi oi ag iibrw
.o-avrts.s an han~ paid no at tent on to our requoMi
$ of this class in thisto(tti. o hvuewwulsn
ot have read thus far, to ittle '.l hiin~e e we1 would, sao
~~bt'he~ust (f A~S Ln droTe~d that sucOh w.ill continut
be the case.i
t -n mnoing to (,ir new qua rters'
4 ad the axtra labor involved in turn
ISP i.~d ng the paper mtint '' all homo
e xception of H. Sni ' n has bn unpoc ssible for us
6 slyan I. C ni reis the list. But, just as sure
~~.nral ercants atas ".ittle g'een apph. arc full of
enealmerhatsatcrimes," just sosure tkiin is *
teach business man i. oteh~,n~ .on ji (l'p
~u*1esswit thetraingand if you fail to recejiv, the pp
~ dra trae byrieember there isi iunoon to blamo
rdsigns tacked t osov.
are asmad as We shall commrene the woodiia
t .n o r directly after this issue, and1( if yo~u
or 6~ih~d thir twnare cut offI, do not thinik that it bad
t ~ l~igeneral way, ances accounmts.
~., t ~ ther bsi- The old back aco )mnts will b~e
~o~hieh they are placedI in the hands(1 of collectors, and(
y n the old rut if we must carry them, it wilt be in
ay through another form than book acocuints.
at they get; We r'ealize thiere aroe mnany who
is'so small but will pay up before their names are
ftything more. cut oftf, and we would be pleased to
b has ave all do so, who are still in arrears.
~bOO1IS itNo -reasonablo poo wvill find
)4 *i brings fault with us, whethey stop 801 to conl
$p~ outside sidor that weo have many on our list
?toI gets up to eight, ten and twelve years ho,
p %aper for bind, anid who seem to think that
/J rInted newspapers are rmm entirely by wind.
en - JOSEPHUS.
SThe Suntife1-Journal is exceeding
~ l~~t@otdnate in..heing able this wook
" ('tiit'.od to it8 readers ".J)Oseph
~~~psn ii4~~f~ rea~er foubb)11 thais
.paper 'i n frun nvi4
~ p~J '~.ogo tiemnan of educa
n d a writor of
b~ of his
GREA -
$10c
DRY GOOD
ALLS,
. . . Tinware, Crockery
Horses, Mules, Bug,
TURN PLOWS, DISC HARROM
at once reg
These Goods must
R. C. CAR
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE VOTE.
The Contest Gj A ilitiellng-All Contestants
take Good Gains.
lF- i,6allentine Holding the Lead, With Miss Newton and
Miss Hester Dangerously Close,
PIAINTING (ONTEST.
Central Baptist-Central 718
Pickens Methodist-Pickenis ' 477
Pickens Baptist-Pickens 428
Six Mile Baptist 326
Zion Meth~' 288
245
214
131
.ipast 126
.. reek Babtist 105
Salem Methodist--North Pickens charge o
Secona Baptist 100
Griffm Baptist 68
Liberty Baptist 64
Camp Creek Baptist 64
Golen Creek 50
Oolenoy Baptist 417
Twelve Mile Methodist 4
Antioch 32
Concord Baptist -32
SCH OLAR~SH-iIP COiNTJE ST.
Miss Leila Ballentine.-Central 71r9
Miss Lois Newvton- Pickens 695
Miss Kate Hester-Pickens 687
Miss Eva Clayton-Liberty 307
Miss Nannie \Vyatt-Easley 303
Miss Lucy Mauldin-Central 245
Miss J osie E. Earle-Pickens 236
Cleo M\ann---Meet 6
Walter Can trell-LiAberty 1 45
Frank Farmer-Pickens 94
Mrs. Joe Browvn--Liberty 64
3. H-. Grant-Cateechee 32
ofteni been urged t) aldopt journalism Jooitos
for huis hfe's wmk~ I, but like many oth ' ~1CUiitntl 10L aih
er good mn, he i4 extremeily mo)dO4 est fotIhl~gt11 t(ooe ie~
and lacks faith in his own abhility,anid b.,a ciewtuiu emt
'hidoes his light under a bushel.' ' tteti d ~lylyt h ~jl
We hearutily commond hi m to t he * mi.la~Ono ohnr n
i pOl of E aley and tsny favors liii .r iipl
shown huum in the gettin . of news U41)~t(tim~Y0pi1o u
items~ will bo duly appreimted by3 the hi~ u~I~aifio h mc~ n
Soutinel.*Journ-0,) 3t ow~I(1: (Iy1.lI n~r
AN APOLOGY.iimtdDglcsote oomruc'
The indulgence of our r'eaders is jI ht ntedaho ms nt
asked for the paper this week. It jei Ahn rBe~l, u hpe
not whamt we wish to put out, but it ta fOtnfuvledtidpl.
is the best that we can (do; we ore ha- cie ethr
boingt under difliultios that to theou 3fi)IICRcdWerpily
n'.d, bu tothe racicalpriter f r, the active workher, and a11beauti
fl uityho oorcmn". Theoffie i in ltexal e f~ l oyah tU1I o the far~ tit an
fl (h~iu Otht Il( 5. t~eli iWhereIa, au senp of iletrosin pel
stais 5 *18to oii~Iidtt~ ~ u tio bea eti~on t enmly of our
touiizu te bsinss ~ ar gruwuoman aif w comery threofmbe
thUnited Danglgterslof ththConfederacy,
. Tht nth et of Mr.Ant
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CLOSI
OO.O 000WOR
SH,. RHA -D
cFaiciy and Staple Groce
gies, Wagons, Harness, N
TS, SECOND-HAND BUGGIES AT
ardless of cost.. Car load Barb wire
be Sold at once, as I am going Out
T E R B
CabbWge Plants and Sea Island Cotton Seed.
Cibbage Plants ror sale, fnd flow renII 'fr ii "Harly Jersey Wakefield" and '.1tiar
leston Large Type Wakefield," two eniliest sill phelat vitriettes atd hed, in r t:txm -114 nilmned.
Suiccession, 'Augusta Trucker" sid "Short Stem Flat Dutch," th. three best 'tat-hendl vari
eties 1ni:< he1 ill 1ot1to nits itniiledl. 'rices: Single thotisaid, '1 .0: i ) 5,0 l.it(I over $1.'5 per
1,i0O: 14.1in ai111 over, $1 pei (Wo. Terins: tash ith il ortder: or plints set.t C. 0. D., pu rehaser
Pa YI itg t nI chirgek on nioniey. On r plait. betis ovc-Ipy :- ares ,n Soith Carolinit. Sea I cnst
at I we I iuitcist 41in1 growint theln in the opellt ir: totigh IrItI inhrdy: they il stantid severe oltd
w thout injury. iants ernti for selpmnt weigh 20 lbs. tier 1000 ill anl wehav(! spc(hid low% rates
for lere-mpt tinmspiptattlon by Monitheri 1.:Expte! s Co. I h:now of other plittits yout van buy% cheaper
1linn inine. I !-elf gont phtitts. No ebielip 'tit rute" plaitts. hippled froi lny fitri. I gliltrtilitee
those that I Ihip to be tie Io type and iltine. ane4 grown froin hight graie seew ni 1 rchaised from
two of, lite Inlost ieliable 5e l hotises ill tie I'niited Sttes. I will refl iu t t ut li e pniee to fi4 y
Slisstis feit eistonier it end ot seatsoli
Our Cotton Seet. Lint o 1our 1Long Staiple viiilty of 81-- IS AN ) CITTON sold this year In
Cii rNt ton off Decenter ', itt :t. per poutnd. 0ted $1.25 per bt.: iots o l 1 i. tid over $s per
Mty speachtty: l1ro it sh inient. Trule vatrletie, tid sattitled en tomers. I have been in the
tdlant hisinlesQ A'r :1 yeats.
Wm. C. GERATY, *I" El Youngs Island, S. C.
'Good Real Estate===Own a House Here
if You~ Want to Become P-'
105 acres k i y . as Anthorw
of Pickens. $600.
88 acres within i mile of Pi
and orchard- $500
48 acres within i mile of Pick ifst
vation.
20 acres within i mile of Pickens.God an a
home.
Old school house with one acre of land. Splendi .cw.
Surrounded by the best people. $1r,ooo.
Good 6 room house, and outhouses, entirely newv, wvith 5c
acres of land, 27 acres in cultivation. Just outside of the cor
porate limits of Pickens. A regular snap. $t,0oo.
J. D. HOLDER& Co,
I Oflce at Depot. RE SAEDALR. Pickena. 8. C.
CURED.
N T te tcprr mrvmn rsuligfom-dangerous
Nmrercu o ales, at cohol, er potash,; not the mornen
tary relif romi sharp pain given by liniments ; buta
erching cleansing of the bloot tat ci ears the system of
ery vestige of tihe disease, and absoltely4
4 CURES RHEUMATISM.
WVe know that it should cure becatuse it in compounded in
the most scieuitific manner, of purely vegetable dlrugs that
cannot harm, but build uip the entire system. We know that
it does~ cure because hundreds of those cured have written us
~ ~that it has
CURE~D AFTER ALL OTHERmS FAILED.
-rros samaple bottle from BOBBITT C11KMi'CAL Co., DALTIMORE.
YOUR DRUGGIST SELLS RHEUMACIDE.
J.0, OR SAYS~
your taillow.
to sell you your boof.
IWAN~to buy and sell to you.
I did. ot come here ard 1 am not
H OF
NT OVE
WARE
ries, Farm Supplis
hips and Laprobes.,
TD -WAGONS that must be sold
and Nails.
:.of Business Pere.
R T fY. C
Don',t BurnI% Yur Cottn
Bring it to us.
If youI o'we US' we wi give you- t'
top price for your cotton- and tal
hoo<
__AL E! J .m.UCE,
PICENSSC
ByCrefl and Losapotebies7of
Ban Naigly nrasseer.er
of. B soiness you rie.sadwl xeat
H LBrig VEiTABLE sC
tope thie ha r oadhevanrep co tsot and tg
chans n it.ursdnru n ift~ a lwase
faolrt. gryharNo d for ait ys. e Egy g
Comares and lootmagnificen
upe othgh fo ro n can you oun
Wogh thank god orCS adhv
of ou d. b,,AIJ e) U~~
100 3.5 d s fle ee hgh fo 8.
1256.0 edPixNS " . C.
CAPITAL rl t1-2fehg o 20500
PR-0OFI Drses 11arge.
DEPOSITS Wahtnd- o - - 10,0.
AETOAUS TO FARMERS.5