Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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- ~sdv Commissioner day, -.. Stewart still continuo 'Mr. aild Mrs. J. T. Fennell open rti on 6f last week at Calhoun. -Henry Williams of the Looper 16 is reported very sick with umonia. -.Clerk of Court A. J. Boggs and M F. Hester spent the first of the Ik at Calhoun. -Miss Hester Cureton is on a visit lier brother, Dr, George D. Oure. of Greers. .-Court convenes here on the third nay, the 20th inst., with Judge 'y presiding. Irs. M. J. larris is on a visit to family of her son, John D. Harris Lenderman, S. C. -Arthtir Mann .has itted up the imore shop and is prepared (o do t class woodwork. -Undoubtedly by this time So he niells that went dry List fall - getting wet enough. -Mrs Carrij'jT Robinsioni, of Ridge y, S. C., visited her mother, Mrs. L. Cureuon last week. -Mr. and Mirs. Pool, of Anderson ted their daughter, Mrs. J. L. it of Pickens, last week. -J. F. Harris hai lrentod the re room in tho Maconic hall, and moving his stock this week. -Miss Lois Newton - ened up millinery parlors of l\ Lathnem offers rare bargains in illhisery. --J. E. Kinch. S-, diepdi, Colum at the state hospital on tbe 23rd -;is remains were interred ire. -Dr. B'lt's residence is receivig finishing touchais and he will be aildly domiciled in hia new home 4 Ct week. Lhere has been a few scattering es of cotton on the market the bt week. The )ri:o of the staple as not vary much. -On account of the weather the t.- ten able ino a few * ground. is run ~~..aM.3e,,LiJ shop" on in street, is a good wvorkmnan *Iis being kept busy all the time: -This section has experienced a of delightful spring weather 4 ring the past week, which was :bly enjoyed and apprecisted by orybody. -Monday was salesday; but there a nothing to go under the auc seer 's hammer. A good many peo. Look advantage of them day~ and nio to town. -3J. 'P'. Fenn ell & Co. h ave mnove ? Cureton siook of goods toj thein 'r room ini the H-iollings'worth Idiug anid are' still offering ralri 'gains in all lines. '-Miss Stella Newb~ery, wvho has au spending the winter with re'l er in Florence and Darlington 4. a been quite sick ever since bei~ urn bi mo Iwo weeks ago. -A mani who cuts his adlvertise nt in order to ('ut down expense is is wise as the man who takes th I :it-off hoo0k in order to sav ,W worr Shen fishing. -Easton Ledger,* 4,-An eight-foot -chimney 230 fe ,~hae just been completed in Penn a ,lvania. It is madgf steel an<) :.11 be sent to Mexico. It is lh Holst chimney in A merica. *-Mrs.' B. B. LaBoion says th . iy that ot her dranwn workced toi ."bl cove a no yet sent it ho's no will hr lad to get it before iti u. ern out . O. LA bney tilled a4poi ''hurebcSnndai - g it andprahda excel~h aton to a large and atter die awho has beenonavst, 4her nephew, R. 11. Roark, and othe o latives in the county, has return'. tiomo. -Mr's. W. Ei. Dicken, of Blirin halm, Alai.,accomnpaniedi by her daugh f or Sue, arrived m Pickons5 Sunda.~ morning to atteind the funeral of he father, Maj. James HI. Ambler. -1311l Birker' had -a bill. bsrd Bill also had a board bill. Th'le boar< bill bored lill so Bill sold the ii board to piy his bedird bill. So afie billsold his bill board L:) pay hi iJdbil the *board bill no lunge for., the pfs t~6 ~ci4W and wooly. V h~tie" Tq rge the Iiv#' lusiness df iL i. lical --Miss Daisy Jennlygs and broti er, Wyatthave ben o' a visit to the brother, Jess.Jenuings, in Columbi Jesse is with thebSouthern Railwt his run bolvg from Columbia to So vannab Ga. --'Uncle Jere" Looper, who h been quite sick for some time wit grippe, is able -to. be up again an was in town Saturday, to the doligh of his many friends, who were gIa to see him. -Mr. Julius R. Chapman, a popi lar conductor on the Southern Ry. Who has had headquarters in Green vill., iuime- the terminals have beet there i:ms recently been transfoi red to Spe:cerN. 0. --The road leading from John W, Thomnas' by MI. C. Winchester's to V W. Aiken's store,is being worked ou by the chain gang, anid being put il good iihapo. The work is pleasiiq the People of that section. -J. I. Brock has moved his sho to tLe building Ott te Punpkintowl road, fronting "Aunt Ann" Griffin' houee, and has fitted himself on with a good set of lools and is pre pared to do all kinds of woodwork. -A newspaper may devote a col umn in the praiso or commendatioi of a man and Le will forget it in couple of waeks, but a two-lin article that is not altogether plea iug will ba remembered by thi average reader for two yeirq. -Ex. -A number of coupons for th contest have been received at this of ficO not filled out, and without, an directions whero t hey are to be voted These are a loss, as we cannot vot them oursolves. Please look to thi if you wish your coupons to count. -A. French newspaper assert that; the trade in "artificial" mummie iu Egypt amouits every year to mor than $200,000. Most of the up-t< dato "mummy factories" are in Ita but there are also a great number c them in Germany, France and Elngp land. - *-Coutractor Grandy is rushi: i tho work on the graded school. Th building is now covered in and i insbide work is being rapidly pusht to an early completion. it is expecl( to htoll the closing exercises of ti Pickens Graded School, which' wi take place in May, in it. - An elderly man who appeared a i witness in a London Court coul not tell the name of the streeti which he lived or the number of thm honse. When the Judge expresse surprise the witness said: "[ didn know there was any need to know long as I could find my way home. --In Ceylon there is a tree calk "Eve's apple tree" wvhich is remar able in that the orange red ftuit beautiful to look upon, yet out 4 each fruit a pieco appears to ha' tUceu bitten. It is said tha~t the sir ulation of a fruit which has been b tea into is perfect. '.'he fruit poison ous. I-Mr. HI. D). Hendricks, former deput~y sliift of the county, wasi the city'i'hursday afternoon. M Heintricks has been living at Ontr for the past twvo years, but sa while in the city that he couldr staty awvay from Anderson, atr would soon move back here. -~A dlerson~f Daily Mail 3rd. -Mr. and Mrs. James E?. Parso: of Liberty visited the family of I brother, B. Fi. Parrons last we( Jim says lhe is doing all lhe can help the movement to curtail the e< ton erop); be will reduce tho c.>tt crop of every renter on his far n at inercaose the crop of corn, peaes forage. If all the farmers wou; 4 lowv~ i bthy would Scotton situation wvell in tand. - -Flandon Sanders, who ste cow in Anderson county atnd t convicted and sentenced to I 1 years in the chain gang but ecc -and getting into this county at cow from IL H. Philpot, and wva restod under the name of Joh , 801on, has finished his first ser r and is nowv in the custody of s 1 Jennings for trial at the appron termn of court for the seconid o1 -Nottio Newton, daughter W, Newton had heor thigh brok~ 'the evening of the 28th ult., by rn. ing a weoll shelter to fall on her, had just driven home from t -and had hitched tIme horse to u the posts supporting the weoll. Iand h~ao turned to wvalk to the when the horse ran back ward Spulled1 the shieltet' down and wi above result. Dr Webb im-noe not ho ltnb and the suff Idoig. i 4el 0 could be expel V. ir We know what all good doc tors think of Ayer s Cherry Pectoral. Ask your own doc y tor and find out. He will tell Cherry Pectoral you how it quiets the tickling t throat, heals the inflamed lungs, and controls the hardest of coughs. n Ayer' Cherry Pectoral is bellknow I fr whit wy.e wilhik It Is the best oalole.io i the world for co its at col ac. JiATerabUTRSON, J'talusn, Cal. w t s01.00. osierAYed CO., Mosilsts. for Ioei a, Hard Coughs cte of hirs Pills at bedtae ill hasten recovery. aently haxatve. Liberty Letter. d Liberty, S. C. March 0, l905.--Mr. Edlitor: Just a few word", p~lease, mdr wich we fill be c rsonall to. sponib~lle, not you nor your raper; so here goe. sl see there is a con siderable stir up jud now about what waits considered by many good cti lns of this county a mistake you ickens Peope made Whin you dc mandd a dispendntuy at the court house. WVe notice now petit ions de -manding a vote of the county as to wthether it shall be done away with or A not. qshy, we would ask l iiithout y waiing for everybody to examine the law and statute, why not Pick ens settlo that question as she did the other.' She did not ask the coun. ty to holp her goet a dispensary. Another question we wotuld like to y ash: Have you something better to L. take the place of the dispenlsary', if so, e what? Don't roar bacok and Bay pro E, hibition. TVhat naw~o is to!) familiar, and has only proved1 a disinal failure wbenover given the opportuinity to show her work. Who and what is e prohibition, any way? As known in this State, she is a regular flirt, good looking, aln gifted with a glib tongue, much older than her sister dispen. sary, ond a grass widow, having been inarried a few years- ago to M r. Prohibition; her maiden name was, g perhaps, Temperence. Now the Tem 0 perence family are all good people l yet, but this one was such a flirt she A didn't do much in marrying. Mr. LA Prohibition said, ge'nerally speaking, 1e he was a prohibitionist, and if a dri..k 11 of liquor came his way he prohibited it going further So we see the fam b5 ily is badly divided, old man by d drinking it, anld the old lady by not a allowing it drank, hence she is a e grass widow, still firting in politics a with just anybody-grass widow like. 't Her sister, Miss Dispensary, is more 5 modest and more refined and has " more advanced ideas. With all her (1 imperfections, she has proved herself much more reliable than Mrs. Pro While the Temperance family dho If the girls, they can punt up with Miss SDikponsary mtuchi better, as she is not such a miserable flirt a'd kec pa better company, much more h moi able in her dealings if the does d< a) y withI the same rabble that is a dhis n~ tllrbing element in alil commnunities r. not heeding the divine admonition, il "Be ye temperate in all things;" not d in diikling dispensary or prohibi. 't tion liquor only, but all things. d Wheni peoplle begin to obey the Di u- vine commianid to search thu scrip tures, etc. to find how they stand, ,and act in accordlance with the in. Sstruetions they find laid1 down for l.them, they will h~ave 1no pleasure in the compan fany of the faimily oi a.old Mliss Prohibition or Miss Dispen m sary wit'a all her red tape. nour opinion a preacher would -where the table was ladei plenty of good things to ea Sbride is one of the most ChI ?nd Christian young ladies ~ction. She was a priz .Fvorth working for. Mr. Bc 7no of Oconee's young b en. Nothing too much e< - id about either party. 0 .* y morning the party pul ~ r their future home on] 4i 4er near 0Old Pickens, whi 11 'p make their future honm Kdding wa.e a very qui *ely affair. Mr. B3. F, 8 S1hele of the bride, with Mi l/je Bowers, sister of the 4ere waitors, A reception w 'dered thorn at the groom's Mr. W. K Bowere, on their at the Keowoe river valley. As visitors and news are will close for this time by hurrah for Uncle Zeke a writings. Mountain Sp SEED BBI Plenty of them Ju.st come in. See them. They are relial A lot more of Pratt's Stock F in Buckets at E It puts your i Please pay us we are compel "strictly cash" Your friends, who are always I PICKIENS. I Grand Jury. Tle following is the liti or grand ju rors drawn to serve for the ensuing year and the petit jurors drawn to serve at I n the approaching term of court, which ' oc convenes Monday, Marcn 20th, with Judge Ernest Gary presiding. B C B Smith Green C Fostcr laE J Simi Wilson 0 R Doylo J C Garrett J IV Earlo T J Ligon *1 11 Callahami th Eliaisn Gi'strap *W N Bolding W I Mauldin *M IV Hesater J A Griflin *Johl Chapman n T J Bowen *W 0 Brock IV Calvin Keith *Joe L Looper Jri Those marked (*) were held over. I Petit Jurors. R B Byars Riley Portcr WV 1H Laloon Josiah Trotter W Tl Day Fr.;n k J Ca rmita n er Sid L Burns Arthur Rampe-y W Lee Stansoll John D Hendersan p John A Gary W It McKinney J Hen E Haynes R P Princo W D Cox E 1) Miller R S B Edena J E Christopher ,t J A Hinton James M Davis John 11 Robinson James C Stewart 1p S B Dalton 0 IV Julinn Earli lhendricks R F Herd T 1. Carson W Henry (rant i WV Capei s Gainwa J Frank'Lewis J HL Lawrence Sr P Henlev Potiter L B O'Dell Da',n M auildsn z I The Pickens Bank At a meeting of the Directors o1 f, the Pickens Bank last wvook J. McD). Bruce was elected President to fill n, the vacancy cauised bsy the death of W. T. McFall. At tho same meet- hi ing WV. M. Hagood was elected vice- l3 President. As now organized th& (1 oflicers of the Bank are as follows: ]R J. McD. Bruce President, WV. G M. Hlagood, Vice-President,Ivy M. y< M~auldin, Casluor, C. HI. Alexander oi Blook.kee~per. L, Thle Directors are J. P. Caroy, a: W-' M. Hlagood, .J. M. Stewart, 'T. S N. IIuniter, J. E, Bogga, J1. Fi. Ban-- S ister. H. A. Richey, B. A. Ilagood 1I J, McD. Bruce. # The Baunk is (doing a larger busi. cl ne~ss than ever boe re in1 its history. It is prepared to make loans to P farmers and pays initerest on dep(s. tL its Etvery reas~n able accomodlation a is extended its patr~ons and its t fair and l iberal treatment makes it one of the most p)opular inistu, lionsB in the county, Maynard Dots. The lit tle infant of Mr. and Mr's. B. M. WVhitmire, was buried at Cedar Rock IBapItist church last. Saturday afternoon. Mrs. John11 Julian, v'isited her son, James Julian, last wveek,1 [Dacus, I~d R')mors I ick left for Wash- ( inet,, wheoro they *, outsiness. ,' rQooman lost a fine ( a1 wi nast. Faith. t. 'I )05. ini tI .-: >ld . oov . ire t :Ien Truck o. I profitably only in soll .lenty of Potash. All stqruire a fertilizer con.. to ast 3o per cent, actual tash: fa >tashi no fertilIzer is coni- ) ilure will follow its use. ar hco 1 I a oouraluen0 ks h v nto iit litlI B 'assau street, or_ 1a.-22%~ south Biroad street. A N 5. >le. ood 5 cents. ule in shape for plowing. what you owe us, before led to adopt the systen. glad to see you. )RU G CO. Smith-Richardson. One of 1.h1o most beautiful bomne ddings th1iise scribe has over seen urred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Richalrdson, of Liberty, S. C., t Thursday afi erioon. The beauti i priuig day, warmy su nmlUe, after 0 icy grasp of wijiter hail Ihiwal to Warmwth and loveliness, the sing r birds, the budding fl wern, ial emed in hat mony with the oceasionu. 3o parlor and dining room wero autifully decoratedt. J ut at four o'clock the parents of 0 bride Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, 1 itered the parlor, Ohen c.une tie trents of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. P. Smith, then officiating minister ev. D. W. Miott the bride's pistor id Rev F. A Drennan the groom's istor, Miss Pearl lichardson, mal I Honor, sister of tle bride came ex, thn came the bride and Iroon Ir. Herbert G. Smith and Mi'i Lz ie ichardson. Tfhe We idinig March 'a chtarmiingly renidered by Miss mis Smith siste.r of the groom. Con ritulaitjin anid an elegant repasI1t llJo wing. Tihe happy couple left iminodiavtulv ir Washnigton and other points (of niercst, before returning to their ome in Liberty which is being nico. fitted up. Mrs. Smith is the seconid Rughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. 1.. ichar'dsoni; shve was educated at the reoenvillo Female College and is a mng woman of many charms, u;ot dly beautiful in form and face but rmr sweet christian spirit snakes her hinired by young anid old1. Mr. mithi is the onuly son of Mr ,J. P mit h, Pres. 01 Li berty Cofton Mv! [e is a graduate of (lemsoni College la younvg mn of most excellent IaracLeil avid fino binqulitij~5 Ji~iies. As thecy start out with such bright rospuets, their many friends j.>in in Ie wibh that their pathway maiy be mooth and pileasant avid finally lead bo to the Hlaveni of Riest. Onest. Missionary Rally and Ordination. A ve(ry inuterestinig scriiCO was bel han day, March 5th at Ninoe Forkis ilov. Mfarion Loop'er was ordained o the mninistry. Presblytor'y as fol >)ws: Itov. J. T. Singleton, Doncoms 1. M. Looper, Geo. Looaper, t'Coss Ionde.; J. W. 13. Chapmuan, Mt. To ot; .J. T1. Tazylor', P'ickoens; 0. W. finoe Forksh. Sermou preachved and haurge given by Rev. J. T1. Singloton, fler which a delightful dinnor was erved eu the( grounds, when aill gain reCpaired to the church and told thie mlisskionagry rally as scheduvled Noticee to Debtors and Creditors. Al IlCersons holdinvg eunima ains t.e statte of Henry~ Williuams, deceaeI, will presenvt the samie to thle Ex(ecutors for >aymnit on or bv the 251th daty of March 905, 0or be hart ed, and all porronas in eobted to i-aid dleceased will muke pay rint bly said daiy to J3. 5. Williamsv, TFake MVIurray's Horehondc Vullein and Tar and stoi oughing. 25c for large bot le. Your druggist or Mur ray DrugCo., Columbia, S.C. M'. Wm~a. S. Cr ot, California~ Mdl. allerod for yeavrs firm rhieumiatism and c mnbago. Hie was finally adlvised to try Jhiambhrlin'a Paini Balm.i which ho did ncd it c~ected a complete cure. VlTit smment, i For sole by Pilcens Druig ore Earles Drng Stem IF ITS SHO.ts YOUR' WE'RE FIXED FOR YOL't ALL STYLES, SHAPES AND SIZ$ BATTLE AXE- SHOES for on d o o make on earth, (.11 priccan.-....nn and children, to $e ' - - - . . 500 to 85 G00MAN'S SHOES for children . . . 0 to $1.50 P1 I'E t',' B31A0K DIAMOND Shoes for mn,. $2.00, 2.50 300 SELZ OYAL BLUE Shoo for mncu to $8.50 STETSON SHOE for men - . $500, $5.50. JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER CAR MITCHELL WAGOIS. Mitchell & Lewis are tb ohk-st manufacturers in Arntrica. Thoy mi-ko nothing but wagons, and uso the very best mat(rial that money can boy. Try one Mitchell amd you will never run aoy other kind. Watch For Our Spring Announcement. We will .e stronger along all iues this spinng than over before, especinly Olothing, Dress Goods and Geut's Furnishing. YOURIS 'RULY, Folger & Thornley. OUR~ NEW SPRINGSHOLS A . >N I SLIPPERS AT -POPULAR PRICES A'-e far ahead of any we have ever before shown. All the newest styles in Black, Tan and Patent Leathers for Ladies and iMeon. Pride & Patton, GREENVILLE1 s. C. Cabbage Plants and Sea Island Cotton Seed. Cabbage Plants for sale, and niow readyv for delIVe'ry. "Enurly .Jersey Wakefld" and "Char I ecston Large Type WakefIeld," two earliesit ,hnehea ari ell aridi' headut I i n~ rotatIott as nmoed "Succession," "Augusta Trucker" and "Short Stemn Flat Dutch," the three best flat-head virI (t ies anitl head In roitlon asN iiiamed. Piloca: 8* ngbl tiirsai, $1 .50; 5,000 and 'aver SIA per 1,000; 10,000) atld over, fi per i000. Termis: (uiish with order; or plarits suent (. 0. j)., purohgee. paying returin (IhaIiV' . n (itiliney. Otair panlt bied th 1 upy 33 ne(roN oil Sooth Ci(aroiilna Sea Coasit, anod we inderstati'd growinig thetn In the opetii air; tottgh ai~d hardly; they will sttatid Nevere cold wIithoit it I iry. P lantsi ('rateti for shI 'iiet weigh 20) lbs. Per 1000) and1 we havo~ pi al~i low rates ia r pri.mpjt trn pi Ii ta)tion byiili Sout hernE l prtess ('o. 1 know of (othe'r ph oit you einn bu y cheapier than .-li1:'. I sell giod llianta. No dCeap 'ent rate" pliants ipiped Ii in .:y fain. I guarantee t hose lot I.shI p to bie trite to typle andh niamel, and1( 01 OWn froini highi grade ieeds puirchased from two of t1he 11noSt relhiible ieed housex0 in the lInithed Stiates. 1 ihI refutid piorchase 1)1Ice to any dissatlisfed cus oiner at endI of sieason Our Cotton See'd. .it of our Long Staple vaullety of' SF.A ll, .\) ( tyl'I'ON sol this year in Chle Istoni on Detetiher ' .1 e . 1'c.pr pound. Seed $ .2rI ger hi.; lots of 10 bui. nd over $1 per Aly s*pecialty: Pr'oit :i hipjinent1, Tlruie yarileties, a11n stlfed euta oiners. I have been in the selant busin1 ess b'r :33 y(r r Wmr. C. GERAT[V, "T"IUAIIA If you have any CHICKENS, TURKEYS, EGGS, GEESE, BEES WAX, DJUCKS, GUINEAS Or' GOOD) IRM BUTTER, Bring them to us, and we wil pqy you good pri ces for them. If you have any cash to spend bring it along too, andl we gularantee to sell you good goods at honest prices. Come to see us. OR AIQ BROS One-Price Cash soe FRANKLIN TYPEWRITE~R. It has the advantage ot Simplicity, D~urability. Alignment5 Speed, 'Iimible Writing, Portability, M anifoldinrg, Type-Clean ing and Ribbon-Changing. Is easily repaired, and is a Time Saver. Without exception the handsomnest Typewriter niade, ocautifully nickeledi and japanned-as much an ornament as atn article of neCcessity. Machines and repairs. New and secondlhand inachines and typewvriter supplies always on lhand, and repairing cdone by experts at the Savannah offlce.( E. B. BU1APf JS, flanager, Germania Bank Building, SAVANNAU, GA. Locpl Agency at Senitinelli vr'ie QfI ; - *