Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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a Wat Come in m help enjoy it. It ~ health authorities soda water, if e with it is perfectl to health, and a pr We do all we thing perfectly COME, and if pleased we have .PCKENS DR lavDeninas o! a Local aid Personal Nature -For bargains in shoes see Carter at Liberty --.Report ofrthe Prators singing is crowded out this week. -Born on the 25th tilt. to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Yoang, a son. -Born on the 21st ilt. to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. T. Nally, a son. --See change of ad of Craig Bros. and Pickens Drug Co., in this issue. -Miss Myrtio Holder visited the lisses G!azenors of Eul, y last Sun day. -Magistrate C. G. Rowland, of Central, was in Pickens Tuesday on busines. -A vice time was had and ' good crow d attended the singing at Cedar Rock last Sunday. -Quite a nica time was bad at the ild at Enon last lay. old rather owe you a b>i1l a hundred years that put. you to the trouble of collecting it. -Quite a little crowd of people have been in town the past few days, and our mer chants report trade good. --An Iowa man has applied for an injunction to restrain a lady whc lives next door to him from cooking onions. , -Miss Beulah P'ooro rotLrned to her home in Westminiister last Wed nesday, after a weoek's vi~sit to frie ad s in Pickens anmd vicnhity. -Ernest Freeman has accepted a position with the Coleman-Wagonmer Hardware CJo., of Charleston, and loft Mmdav to go to wvork. --We invite your attention to thi ad of H-obbs.Hlenderson Jo , of Green ville, in this issueC. They are adver tising clothes and can fit you in any st3le of suit you may want. -Don't get disco uraged becaust your extra early vegeta~bles woe kill ed. There is time enough to make the muy best kind of a garden. --R. T. Ilallam, Superintendent of E luoation, spent last woek in Colum. bia in attendanceo npon thme ed uca tional conzforence held in -that city. - Small grain is growing ranid1l and all indications p)oint to a better yield thatn usual. '.'hoe recent cold snap did nothurt either the wheat om oats. -Mi. T. 0. B3oggs, of Liberty was in Pickens Friday. lie says his early vegetables wero badly hurt bJ the freezo, thc ugh he is 'sating rip< strawberries. -Mr. W. H. Hf. Arinil, of th Enon section, accompanied by WV. 0 Saunders, of Rtome, Gam., was in Pick ens last Friday, amId evinced mnucl inte~rest in Iihn contest. Y .nd and brick is beini otiractor Grandy foi a nice house for Mr .e9. .Jrolger, and wor~k will be rushe< to an early completion. - -J. 0. Garret wants all of his cus tomerms to come in at on1ce with theil wheat as lhe is going to have his mil 4 overhauled, and it will be a month before it will be ready to run again. -WV. D..Cox of the Saluda side ol the county, brought a load of corn t< Pickens Tuesday, that was the finest that. has been here in thany a (lay The t.raIks wore largoi and nell do veloped ab the ears will average er Season is now on. 'ithi the throng and has been proven by that a glass of cold verything- connected y clean, is beneficial eventative of disease. can to keep every clean and sanitary. you go away dis failed in our mission. UG COMPANY, -Flour, cheaper than anywhere, at Carter's, Liberty. --Miss Josio Boggs, of I'-sley, is visiting her sister Mrs. J. N. Hallum. -Mrs. M. F. Hester and Miss lUla Looper were among the many visitors in Easley last Suoday. -Everv Ihing that can struighten a chain or toat a backband is being hooked to a plowatock. .-The Baptist women of Johnston attend night services bareheaded. This is a new departure. -Dr. Hallum. after being con fined to his room for a week is able to be at the drug store again. -Cadet J. Hovey Earle, of Clem. soi, spent Monday with his parente, Mr. and Mrr. J. W. Earle. -I am selling my dry goods fur less than cost. See me before you buy. I,. C. Carter, Liberty. Miss Josie Earle returned Monday from Easley and Greenville, where she has been visiting relatives. -Lev. Matheson preached two ex cellent sermons in the Pickens Prep. byterian church morning and night. -Dr. T. W. Folger, of Contral, wvas in Pickens Monday to see the conting of the SentinelJournal vot ing contest. He returned home per fectly satisfied. --Last Monday was Salesday. One tract of lund went under the auc tioneer's hammer. Quite a little crowd of people came to town that day and the merchants had a good trade. -It is said that the farmers are putting more guano under corn this spring than usual. This no doubt accounts largely for the big amount of guano being bought this year by them. - Our correspondents are request ed to send in their letters for publication in The Sentinel-Journal on Monday evening of each week. This will insure their publications on Wednesday following. I. -Different reports co~ in as to the wheat prospect. Some farmers report that it is very promising, while others say that it is thin and spind ling. Oats are very fine. T1he spring sowing promises a fair crop. -James H. Martin formerly ol -LPickens county, but nowv of Junction City, Texas, spent a month in the Dacnsville section visiting relatives and friends. Ihis daughter, Mrs. St. Lawrence, acompanied him on the trip - -On account of the light docket, and the busy season with the farm era, there will be no May term of court. The next regular term of court for this county will be holdon in September, beginning the third Monday. -Miss (lorrinni' Newton, who has been in Atlanta for seine time, arrived in Picken s Mondlay night. She hasM accepted the position of stonographer for Lawyer T1. J. Mauldin and has entered upon her duties. 11cr many friends are glad to welcome her back to Pickons. --You know this has been an inter. eaoting contest when ministerse, their -olders, stowarto and deacons have taken part in it; when bank and mill I presidents, bank cashiers, merchants and their clerks; wvhen staid old far. mers and the ladies (God bless them) have all gone to work for their favor ites. This has been a mighty inter. eating, and at the same ime, a good natured contest, and we think over~ one is satisfied at the result, and wouk1 (nter again into apother One( rome time. We arce glad of the in. terest it has. oreated a'nd the nice wa~ in which itO~mo. F~O E% O UR stock is more complete aloniA G ent's Furnishings. DIty Goo A beautiful line of colored lawns a waists. We wish to call your special bought in such large quanties and s<i much cheaper than ever before. Don Buggies, wagons, harness, saddle Bio Lot 25c White Lawn to go A thousand and one things that we haven't roo ter. We are always pleased to show you what wt make, or your money refunded. Yours trul .Olothing, Shioes, IIts. and 4Gent's small boy wishe~s to got out to thoenteeuainlfedo ~eos creeks and try) his luck and~ skill at th~e minnows. No pleasure inl after vstn eaie nti ony i life so thrills one as to see the cork mte a isGogaBaly bobbing, or to feel the minnows an)lduhtro ergBade, o cot ish nib~bling at tho bait. Lot the" ile tLoou onan boys go fishing. qiea~~iewt e nl,~lj ) -Hon. J. P. Carey loft Monday. aly.SearidE.Si for Columbia, where ho goes to hioldlt er g eradadhrhn a four wveek's sp~ecial term of court. bnlnOelt eristln .Ju dge Corey is one of the bes t posted na oe hr hyaenwlv lawyers in the State, and ick~ens isin. Ti istefrtvito l' . proud of the honor conferred uponhrevthhilaot Iltle5ea him; the only regret is that he is notoltoleoosasithwrd -Ourssihtanssarredduegandreaerwor tenerd hefoloviig t imn thBeUSaIoNESS fiLdOfCkAS. R. L ilidersn, V. E Dcnv -Wt N.. Sonde, f o o, a., is. matria hep rndredinvesoiting r oatiesi t hony.Hi mortry waoMssGergia Bhraley, AndersonShe mow elheoinomfoina Pickhnspfon civicimprvemet assciaton, itoe a(hile ituhr ncle, ofj sD.e thegrad jry illbe ke att . Braley She married & C.Sa nextter of he ourtto ecomneder Sof th isii coutro and ot ton areaarond he our hosei ' lty years agoe andt~OC and erh. proedsoewatinth wy ha tea Romewhr he aro nwliv i Thiis~ th1irs visit' n~ o Mr. SooDiyMicladrsbaktPiknsichelf - --Te pop~a f Boman villhere h with hiors ament alttso 5hytar an ppotuityto ea onoofth to.elks as iftheorrld aottom Stde, aso cho.ic V.hadot o eal kindy A.withn hri . -ikes Our toak pre thee anex Sorb \V-v ----g h igetlieo uered nih afol dalowiig aic ~Ofrd ting getee:BSNSOAndS. nt C. laret crod J.il H.oBall enti frorJs nother car gof inthel wagony. hatnria Thelrendll1)eed indteed hot Folger & Thornley. ig ofai topeiate thischurch d If youwnt thebet, pai t cmaes iacolri ontes jStar lse b hsohvHarssTn and cCotyundue Dao.t fgethttecoig./ThenetJ.Foler l & hrne. Anderson, i nownclamfingmfora .aThompson ciis improvementkassociadedonl, and Coatd s o o atn o shoe ltkeand jury il . boAne interete J T. Fennll & Co. nex prrm is thein aorrngedand Seo 'ihisi e iner Str ad till musi for tupevaiso will bhe par,8b the gb~ OS ttm Sa~oe ront frn the csort ios e, ~fbot m sga osrv y mswl provedrsmewhat.iWthe waywhat th ----nThe vele Bwan will has uce n aysaeo o ~~odl bmesth largestvines0~r of the airctieicacl ~oboi.. rof Dedy~ lR8 c ollar at . T. Feunell&' s St.o hre I N FERY DESCRIPI all lines, especially Dress [)s--Ou)lr fine of dress goodi n1d dinities, and mercerize attention to our white got : a variety of patters, and t t Fail to See OUr line of laces CLOTHING. CLOT This is our main line and our pride four of the largest concerns in the worl quality and fit that is unsurpassed.- We of High Art Clothing. They fit like t much. Suits for children 75 cents to $ Suits for youths $2.50 to $8-50. SHO.ES. SI In every conceivable st price. The old reliable 1 meni, women and childre knows that the Battle A shoes on earth. Walkover $3-5() anid $4..) Stetson $5.oo and $5,5). Oxords for everybo( styles and pric(s. Vhite, C v'ici, and patent vici. Ma' known for anything in the are the people for you. Big Lot of Furniture. Trunks, Rugs, etc. Solid Oak Suits fiom ,815.00 to $50.00. Sideboards $12.00 to $35.00. Hall Stands $7.00 to $15.00. Folding Beds $10.00 to $15.00. r Ok( reliable M itchell' at .15c. Lot of 20c Wh m here to tell you about. Com11e to see I have, if you don't buy a dollars worth, Furn'xishing EsOOds5 a1 Npialt('Iy. Agen~t4 1 A Pretty Marriage. can~ to Mis Oni last WVedn:esday' eveing as tlbo 6 o'clock in cloick was strik ing the hour, Mr'. We tookc Robert Chonoy and M iss Mattie Pa*r. Idrov(o thrVol sions were uniited in to the holy bomiH bionio of Mi oIf wedlock. (of the' brIi( Ths as one of tho prettiest as where01 wo I wvell s th~ mrost imrsive~~ m farriaes elaivo n that it has ever been tho pleasure of noss the mi the writ er to see. T ao color schemei, rettL to Mr beig green and white, was consist. was solot: enly en ,~rried out ove~r thie eutLIre The parl bhur4,. Thle couple miareiig to t.he wvore all of telaler mhi suggestive nt,-aiins of Meni Thieuim delseh'u Wodding M~arch,, skiilfully in extendil rendere~td by Miss Ircnoi Clark, oetor wisinug ti ed the parlor and stood directly un. pr'osperity der a beau tifual II ral wedding bell, approjn ialo miannier miade tthn aa. Alpro riagei sei on' an d jointed thi s hapi. end.otpf A 0 young coulein mri. It)9u o During the cremopy Miss (Olorkie Ju,~ 190-, p!aiyed v'ery softly the( sweet strains o'n(riate musxt of "M~elody of Louve," antd dlirctly aft ter', Misa (clarke rende(red "G(on- April M6, 19 dol ier" ini a veryi hapIpy, lively man Aifter the marringo tho couple~ an 1 Ci~ihebethw guests were tendered a most tlkg'nt rCeeptionl by the mother of the bride. liero the( penl falters' and re fo st write, for fear that it is impo.ssible I descriibo theo manyf , good Iting, a 0 mafde by I ovin g hanids; Ii uly a feastI thmat, would delightI thu GodI-. ___ Thle couple left t he n)(xt day for t heir future home in Ei berton, G a. Theo brido is the @lhlest da'ughb-r el .Mr, and M~rs. T1. 11. Par-sons of Libi 0rt3y, S. C., and is a younig lady of re-* fined accomplishmuents and many lav able traitk of character. Tlhe [ride' was most elegatly attirod in a whit silk mulle. I I 'The groomu is at y'oung nmn of ox collent buiijnen abilitv ats well as a perfect genutleman of the 'ol school. lHe iinumbers his frionds by I tecoewherever he~ goes. 1uS. A Couple of Weddings. On last Wednesday, theo 10th of April, we drove to the lhome of Mr. G;REElN\ J. Mi. Chi'dress, unclo of thmo brido, neair Iloghes ost ( flice, and ome i t.. 0(d in) h1m mnimo of Mr. J. 1). Dun- to have h -GON Gods Clothing, S os n I is Complete In every detai . d white goods and linens for 1ds. Never before have we lie prices on these goods are and embroideries. 'HING- CLOTHING Buying as we do, in large quanties frmrn d1, we are in a position to show you style, are sole agents for Strouse & Bros., line ) illor made clcthes, and cost about half as 1.0o Suits for mien $3-5() to $I)8.00. hO'E S. yle, quality and lattle Axe for n. , Everybody :e are the be(st Shoes for inch, Shoes for men, ly; all colors, mivs, tan, black ke your wants ;hoC line. We llarlware of Every Descriptionl. Plows and plow goo is; stovo(., belting, Sa ws, shinglo ties, shinlle'd mills. and shingle mill suppl i es. Harrison Tonand countiry paint, tho best uade, and the best is always the cheape Ust1. \ RVa'0n, ChaS0 City Bnvoy. Ite lawi to go a 1.2 1-2 c. is and let us tell you abont it: over the coun ind remember we guaraniteC every trade we 3 Vera Veda CThildress, at A Good Entertainment. 1hio (eeing.Acowe ow fp0);bLi ourj leave of th-emu and ht zmc oovd todu h ~ igh then c.>uutry to the 1gXrlISofCnrlclr . ,1O Garrott, the father holcodio bPrfC.TM . lo of1 iho seondl couple, . hpelraewscrtiy oundi a lhrge company of ~cnu1 nl ionilyari1 id friends waiting to wit- . zmiW4funhc1)'Ms ingnoofA ~Jjuah Jecises ol' cf Cronrand color 13. (3. McWhiorter, which IL. C. .Jenins of Senca. Mr. Milk e ized ait 8 o'clock. spre no11C( 11imo1 ini taking in over., ics in both t heso werklings thing that camo in touch of the Pickons conty, S. C. childreni's interest. So may Gol tny friend in the1 11 writ r bh~b: him in ii olfortsi. .Amen,~ g to themiz cougratuhatijohs 1'. 8. Litle, Contral, S. O, 01m much01 hatppinessC andi - . Lhrough lifo. 'F' El FNAI, HETTI4EMEiNT. W. CI. Seablorn. I wili "I~jJy to 3. B. Nowhery, Pro haNtot Jud ftor~ (. PickensT county, fir a lib r and Crdior iiud srI limti of t 1 ho sbtte of Susan I ]OI~(IS 1111 (ri'hlloi. oloy. dec'.ised, on tho 31st dlay of s8 hainzg ehonis agams~.t ihe May, 1 905), and as Iuk to be dismnissod as wr1 M. Younig, de1 cJ114ed, are( Admt Iinitrab pr1o'IOInt I ho iironoI pror())ly~ MiaIo 1 00~>-hf . Adm~jibstrator. and1( those inidebted to-- iidlg-- ~- 1 -IAI iitr1as-nitto A~ JOB LO OFr H TSi UI. 0. Yong, .~ Adlminis'trator. W toen 8 hats.1, mnicely trimir'n, )5t3. wvor th utp to $2, your choico 2.c cho11 results from a1 disord. I liaVU a goodl work horse nli is qickly (lured by for sale. T, 0.1IRI 1 1 Stomach~el and I L ver Tb ailo by PJclkens$ Drug Co., "'" ''' - Store. High Class dob Priutiug at this oft00. Was a grand success. \Iany people from a distance, especially from Pickens counhty, were with us on that date and purchased. It is not too late for you to call and be suiedi in your : : : : : : : - . . \ large and weli selected stock to s;elect from. VE STRIVE TO PLEASEi. Your p)atronage olicited. Very respectfully, W. E. NE~SBITT Prop r on-Ton Millinery Parlors ~ILLE, - - - soW'T- CAROLINA. Miss Julia Griffim is with mec anid ould be pleas er friends call on her. -;