And s
day in t
jam Jull
selecti.o1
And pr
your pu
the best
in the I
from Co
of nume
this sect
OUT 01
eration.
stock.
DRESS 0
Its a pleasure to lo
mering Silks-every kin(
20 inch all silk taffeta, in<
36 inch Black Tafieta, ev(
Special yard wide $1.29 1
20 inch Cream Wash Si!n
27 inch Cream Wash Silk
50c Colored Corded Wasl
. BLACK
36 inch Panama cloth, per
36 inch i8 Twill Hen riett:
44 inch Melrose for skirts
42 inch Cheviot Serge, sp
46 inch Silk finish Henriel
56 inch Panama Cloth,
46 inch French Voil, Aeol
40 inch Mohair special,
COME TO C;REEI-N
to lay in your spring supp
. it on less money if you tri
A HEARTY WELCO
2UBMSHE~iD EVERY wElDN4IsDAY MOIMo.
-BY
The Bentinel-JouLrnal Company.
TJIoMrsoN & BIcHrEY. Pno~s.
J. La. 0. T H O'M PSoN, Eniron.
Subscript ion $1.00 Per Anunm.
A4dvert isin~g Re tes Reasonable.
Ilitered at Pickens P'ostonilce as second Clash
Mai Matter
PZIKENS, S. C. 2
- Wedn~esday. AprIl 19, 1905.
'1 Lbe best plan of farming is to raise
a vaiety of (crops). Gol'w ever3 thing4
3you feed, iandt sell1 it mos813 tlyn thei
flornm of l've stock, using. the fertibazer
to build up the farm.
-A nieat 1 ttle folder, descriptive
of P~ickens, with itsnmany advantiges,
enclosoefii' each letter sent ou tbyI
the busimuss men and etbers would'
soon make Pickens tihe be-st knownI
townsa in the South.
A dispatch from Fairbanks, Alaska
to Tacomo, said that a common United
States 2 cent, postage stampli has just.
bcon rold there for $1, and that it
was the last stamp in town. Th~1e last,
le mon in town had also been consumetd
It sold for $2.
Break up the habit of bolrrowing
your neighbor's paphier anid get one of
v-our own. Your neighbor wihom you
I orr-ow from may like to read lhis pa
per just when you have it. Did you~
ever think of that?
There is a movement on foot to
have the farmers neo cotton bagging
instead of jute ir. packing cotton. The
South Carolina branch of the South
ern Wholesale Grocers' Association
is at the head of the mnovemient. The
u se of cotton bagging is urged be
causecotton is aproduct of the South-.
:2 - or Stateewlhlle burlap is imported
fro ni64
~ y~'P ~ 9~nez thry days wil prove of
nomentons in/portance i4 the cotton
*mr~ ften d- abea quietly
sw4p Aoet. inoureahiI coagg I.
% 4~f ut It a big erop
A ~ r' i)$9grices !li be iheyteble
hre hasbeej talk onoinr
PICK
hould be music t<
he week crowds c
of choi-ce mercha
I is grand. Fame
esents an array c
rchases here. Ev
to be liad for the
)iedmont section i
lumbia to Ashevi
==BEN
r'Ou.s advertisers.
ion, bTi1 'tis not 1)
TOWN TRAD_
Every da~y .ihopc(
W~e wvi il ae plea
00DS AND SILKS.
ok through the grand stock of
I that is worthy.
:luding White, per yard
mry yard warranted, special pric<
3lack Taffeta, per yard,
per yard,
50 cents value,
Silk,
DRESS GOODS.
yard only
1, per yard, only
, per yard, only
ecial, per yard, only
ta, per yard only
75 and:
ian and Canvas,
VILLE'S GREATEST STORI
lies. You can dress bet
Lde at ARNOLD'-ore r e
JE
Norris News.
Norris, S. 0., April 15th, 1905.
Daar Se ntinel-Journah: Your scribo
bas been isomewhat neglectful for sov
oral weeks past, but having little
news~V to replort dccided it was best,
to give the space to others.
E'very3thinlg is moving at a live-ly
j)ace in t his ctclion. T1he farme~irs
are wellI advanlced ini the pe'opartion~
for anot ber cron;i airt ady some cot
MaIldami Rtumo~r dZa~ . thait thero
will be a nuuiriage in our townw about
Agent Will .Johton~~ hasu giv(e. o
con, trt for buildin~g a ic ecottage
on a lot nea.r the dept , andi he ex
pe(ctsi to occupy il-. when completed.
Thrbouigh the tilb~ rtis of Protw. TI. M.
Norris of the Norris 'oftton Mlilh,
trains No. 309 and 4(0 will stop at our
stftaia)n reguilai ly for pasngn Thiis
change will take plaiou in a fow (1 tys,
anud will ho appreciated by the traveol
ing public
A rural inspector from the Post
Oflice Department at WVaehingtont,
camne here 'iredlay andj' surveye-d a
prospective route from Iii oio., v;
Oateeuheo, Kelley's md il and beyo~nd
Sixc Mile mountain, cin 1 expressd
his opinion that the nk w route wiould
likely bo estabiished. TJhis route huts
boen worked up) thir(.gh the efo a
of Mr. Ihuirouighs hliggzins who lhves
on the aoute and who will likely so
muro the carrier's pos. ion whun the
.ote is established3.
A horse owned by S It Kolloy of
Dentral, and driveni by Walter Par
rott, returning from Liberty, died
l'ear the depot last We anosday night.
rather isuddenly. Pi hops a case of
"overdrive.".
Mr. 'lirrell, of m er Carnesvilhe,
Ga., is on o visit to his saster, Mrs.
P. WVhitin.
Mrs. E. \V. T1ato and children mr a
visitinig her parents anear Easley, this
veek.
We are pleatsed to see the voting
contest gr-owing h'ot. r, and as the
inumber of votes irecr( ases we know,
that the circulationi of our county
paper increases. We t rust the efforts
'I the manager of this paper to die
pease tke UeWs will be appreciated
by the people, and hope that it fur
thermore will, in .the near future, be
a welcomo visitor in overy lhome of
fiekens countyand that the worth
less yaankee sthry 1:apers of the borth
will bediscontinued forever in the
huomwk of dur jedel, oMw, we lingw
pf 40w innubsor~Ix for thoes pa.
Y'V
N S
the ear of all wl
an be. seen wendi
ndise. The Dry
Fashion's most c
Line Ta
f values that saf
ery yard of fabric
pr.ice. We are 1
is the prnop_)er plac
Hle.
OT DEOO3
They know as v
usi ness for Ihemn I
kSPECIAL CON
is somheL special si
mto in sho)winigy
42 inch Mohai
Shim- 46 inch Mohai
75c 2,500 yards fa
95C 28 inch 7c. fig
98c 1 case' roc. co
25c 1,000 yards fii
39c per yard
39c 3,000 y'ds fine
Zephyrs-Din
25c. newest (1
25c. Lot Chiffon, C
48c. Sample c;
47c. i
58c. 48 inch fine Si
$1.00. 45 inch White
$r.00, 40 inch White
39C. Big line Whit<
ot E
vkli I-T H
Store. 211 and :213 1
iveaway fr(0 forl at fewv houIr'
wvork se'.lin;g cirtain articles and pra~
es3 givo., oe., nnd m->nIoV B -nt to t~h
Nort: b, whleni that (411 flnc moey cou)b
haiive been1 inven.ted just as profitall~
hero at home. Again, thoses tr oh
sltory papers help to fill the mlinds c
b y'.' and girls with stamina very ol
jectionablo. (Give themn s~ooetin
good( to raortlII no(ting1 at atlI. News
pape ~rs li ke o (ts, and blook4 I ki
com1)paIIions, and( "it is bettr t) bIc
ua a g~oodl live couty newxI)~ spalper, am0
it chioek full of niews and thought
fromu good au Iior, and expressioun
from great stattesmeon, and wheni
ii uerencen Ltiuho will be in off'ect fron
hse anke, ppers.. referred to uabovi
Iksit wihesC, as ever.
Liberty Letter.
Liberty, April 17, 1905.---By met
ttial coinent the merchoiants1 of Libel
13y wi eloI.,o their stOos at (;:30 p. n
furhe nt,ico. Publlic please bec
imidand I e ,governled accort
ingly.
Yesterday was a re.gular Marc
dlay; cold northlwest w ind. OveorcoaI
were1 inl use and mercury001 i .1 roppec
dowvu to 342. Theo frunit erop i.A I
.o. [d0. iiite'ha the wor'kme
ing, wieb1, when com'pleted, will I
quite ani addition to our town.
Farmem 8 in thi sttion plati
conisiderab le cotton7 seedl last week.
Ftortilizer bulsiness seem11 aboi0
woulnd up1. 1Evidently tho I1biI)n
was8 not much 15flostan last yealr.
A fter getting out wo find. ti
groundi( frozen anid ice ono-fou1 th Ii
*mn ichi thiek. Farewell, beans,1 U:
irish ptat-. o0..
I California.
Cal iforn ia onltertaint o very yea'
host of visitors. By ro'sonI ot' i
se has gained a groat reputatiou ft
houspitality. California wvaote you I
visit her this spring. Theo Rock Islain
System would like to have you try ii
up to date service from Chicago (
8t.. iLouis to the Goldeno State. Aq
special induicemnent greatly reduce
rateso acre oftered dlaily, March lst t
Maj 15, Ask your borne agentc
'i1c Managei'y ock Island Ryster
liON to
ENTINE
10 are in a day's tr
ng thei-r way to thi
Goods )epartment
hoico conceits are t
kes Up t
31y makes it profitt
, every article that
)oked upon, not oi
e to )uy sty lish reli
GrED AW AY
Tell as you do thatb
O tell lyou so.
SIDETA TON.\
ile hre Outside of 1
01l Wle te .' yon M 1(
r special,
r special,
PLUMS IN WASH COOD S
st color 5C. I Lwn1s, special
ured Lawns, fast colors, per yard
lored Hat iste, worth i oc to j2 1.
le Ginghains and Chambrays in
Organdies, Floral Display, speci
lities, Batiste andl Mercerized c
esigns. Some of them worth 25
)rgandics, newest designs. Made
Ise, special
AT WHITE GOODS BAR(
eer Lawn, special
Batiste, w'orth 20C, special
Persian Lawn, special . -
.- Lmeu ,,iaist Goods at io
)S. ARNoI
Jpper Main Street, G
Cateechee Correseeondence.
Overcou1aitan bed q uts were in
dond I ot Sunday and aund(ay
night.
wih thain sleeves Oil last Su:nday
7 ~veningU. Weo were sorry fora her, bot
hV nl'(Ilo exI ra couit along to (ffer bor.
Rev. Attiaay hias just4 closd a se
ri s of maeel ings att I bi plaice. No
a-Idil ion to the chmeb ci, but the mean
bt)C S (t 1-0 3 ade Ftoniger b- the forei
ble~ preancliig.
'I hlre) hasi beena miad do'g se:0(o
u)p ini towni for sov r'al da:,si. We,
think it 15is mrei of a b~read( famrrine'
An an n151Ieeding rock would1 (do
well to cona fer witlh Mr. H-arvey ChapU~
man, C~atecea S. ('. Het. lhasP pid
roek ona theo Dr. Long place uaut.I
thearo is no mlore hu Id to pile i n, and
heo says he now hl Ias a fwsuraphuls
rock ta dii.posed of in som aa y orV i
otheri. Ilarvey is at goodi fa ar, antd
he isi no.t the man to plow over' rot k
aill the year rathier thani to pilo them.a
If any auin will visit his plauce at ('a
ehOZC anud see tho imnprovements
r 4(atu bo has mad9 in tile way~ of
bringinag uap thbe land in only about
fou rI months$ it will be a 1l880on. Suc
bI ae to you, Hlarvoy.
Mr;a. Mack Dickson and bis sister
lin -lawv Airs.' Lee Dickson, of this
plcwere. called to Alorristown,
T 1enna., last ,vuek oa account of the
serioust illneass of a relativeo therer
Alr. Gais lairrett is stepping lhghtly
now, so ats not to wake the baby, 1t
ia boy, and very ne0a largo enaough
t)o war a No. 40) dre'ss cat.
Mr. I. 1). 1l1(e, of Six ali 11, nIow
rides in a naew top buggy orderetd
fauoan e-airs, IRoebuck & (A. .If it
lasts Mr. Rice long no on0e18 else ned
be n'fraal to orader ono froma tile firm.
Mr. liiu tua a store att Six Milo,
dosa good business, and does prin.
cially il of is drayinlg from Norr'ie,
-1 distanice of about five mniles, on a
ugs. 110 is alwa38 ini a hui ry,
iiand divels accirdinaglyv
aa .tierWel wa f a ;agmg atjUamp
'Creek chiurchu next Sun~day3 (the 4th
ar Sunday) be.ginning at 9 o'clock sharp.
SProfs. A. Le and John (Jalloway wit1
a conduct, the singing. All lovers of
, muiinyited. Rev. TP. lV. Nelson
a will preach Mrs. L.. A. Brown's fune-.
d ral at 10:30) a. an, and not at 11:30
u s was anniounced laat week.
R Iumlor ha it ithlat thle weddinlg belle
will rmag s t->n. aiue(xember B likes
oaku andi don' s,. t .1 c' to how lairgn a
ders o
's Greatest Store. Every
est Store. The big store is
wer garden. The r.ange of.
for choosing.
Rlefirai.
.ve miles in order to make
Jrs is thoroughly good, and
f Gieuenville but all towiis
nail order business extends
ire beyond competition. in
town- tiade special consid.
Conie and sec this grand..
10easure.
NEWV BELTS AND NECKWEAR.
Il the temp)ting Belt and neck conceits for your selection.
ihing touches" count.
(HREAT STAPLE BARGAINS.
ard Prints, blue and fancies, per yd 3 7-8c
on's Ec Silk Finish Foulards 6 -C.
h Madras Shirting, per yd 8c.
h Home-made Bleaching, per yard 5c.
i Feather ticking, per yard
Loom Bleaching 8c
h Heavy Sea Island
ad SHOE AND OEQMbO TELIS.-Our footwear
Cream o wiaking. We handle Dreu Shelby & Co's.
R ords, and they make best women's footwear in America.
you a Sdlidi Oxford, patent, tip, for -$1.00
todal or Oxford, wold in Owe stores at, $1.50, for .1.25
stperb at $
. st. oxfrd you ever Saw, at *'2.00
lh i he linit, of I rfectioui at $2.5,, $8.00 and $3 I,0.
'REMIUMS FREE.-Chinaware, beautifully decoroted
away. A purchase of $3.00 entitles you to a plate and
Lhese cost you nothing. Many have furnished their )
almost by trading at ARNOLD'S.
Poorly constructeD
AND = ILL = FITTING = SHOES
Are High at any price. There ie no
satisfaction or economy in wearing them.
Conme to us for your shoes. We wvill
sell you good ones-will see that they
fit you. And if they are not right -willi
make them right.... .. .. ...
Pride&Patn
S. GREENVILLE, S. C.
4 TUSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
ig Cloth for $1 00 9 yds Lownesdal 1Fine Cambric forC $1.00.
n Blohng $1 00. 12 1-2 yards Fino Cabbott Clothl *1 00.
Etandard Grao) Check1i o. .
nethe wide, at 5 ceiis a . yard.
SPrices~ on Em~Ibroider1y and3( InseaO
5 I have left in my store sp ~ cesA
~VHN .qon remnants, odds and ends1. Comei.
RTHN . early and get first choice.
tfPully,
E,- Liberty, S..O.
the R
:L-Jou;
avel of Greenvill
s 1 olina's Great
is a veritable floN
emzptingly spread
hie Glad I
tble for you to dri
crosses our count
ly by the people o
itble goods. Our r
8Y THE R
bhis stores' stock e
Ve give our out4 of
3 o butsin!iess r
50C.
75 and $1.oo.,
Finli
4c.
5C.
c, special Sc. Stand
short lengths
8c. 32inc
al per yd 1oc. 36 inc
[oths, all in the A C /
C, choice 15. F.Iuit
to retail at 15. 36 inc
19c. GRAM
I NS. is the
6'
loc. e ia
I OC. osai
I Oc. Our Hll
15, 20 and 25c.
so on
EiN VLLEi S. C. tables
P' (n tno it jla sw--et anl i!ed1 over.
jLea p' *y e' passe~ ud V e niever'
hadt a sing4le, pre-posalt, April wvill soon1
b)e ont .) wi]n ha~vena't received a
sinigle A pril fool, henice I guess the
ol bache r ism a derelict sure enouigh.
B.
Notice to Teachers.
Pickonsg~, S. C., A pril 6, 1905.
Th ('Xet teach .ra examrination)
wil beI hol at t h ii place, Friday,
.\lay 1 9i h. In addit ion to the reg
ul;ar suiibjoets, que~t ions will be
submitted on "Hughes' Mistakes
in Ts.'ae iing," "Peter man 's Civil
G ovr men l~t," and '' Cu rr en t
TPhe teachers nre also advised to
n~ adl ''T'he Latt of t he Mohicanrs,"
anmd "T'Jhe Vi.i~ of Si r Lamrt d. '
Eini(l~ lat ion~ to begin at 9 o'clock
at. mi. .Aplien:.t must furn'sh
t heir otwn statio:nry, ht-gal cap iiz
papr pr* P1--rred.
R. T. Hallum,
S11pt. E I. Pickens Co.
A pr. 12 0 v
.212 yards Fruit of the LoiO~
.All Calicoes at 5c per yard.
Sta nda rd G rado hetg,89
&IREAT BARGAIN!
e e IN EV~iI
Respec
R.0. CM