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Ain gentiil-JoIurnal1 HaD0en1IS of a Local andrsonal Nature -Drop in to see us while attend Ing court. -Road our advertisements if you want to deal with reliable people. -Don't you think it is time to 1'1, o 1~ ( vlICI ij(IjJ 1.1 P (IP Jlimoved tc . - .. street. wi. for you ii 3ou want fir-t class work. We do no other kind. -Let the Pickens Land Agency handle your property if you want quick returne. ---Don't forget the horseawappers conventijm next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. -Gary Hiott who is holding cases on the Greenville Daily lIerald, spent Sunday with his parents in Pickens. -- Miss Clora (riffin after spe nd ing the summer with relatives in Pickens returel to Washington Thursday. -E. W. Hiott, mad clerk on the Southern, with lieadquarters in At lanta, spent Sunday with his paretiti', Rev. and Mrs. D. W. Hiott. -Mrs: L. K. Terrell and little daughter, of Birmingham, Ain., ar rived in Pickens Saturday evening to visi t her sister, Mrs. C. 11. Alexand er. -There will be an all day singing at Twelve Mile church the first Sun day in October. Bring your song books along. The public cordially invited. --Rev. J. F. Matheson filled his appointment at the Pickens Presby terian church last Sunday and de livered two very instructive sermons to large and at tentive congregations. -Judge D. Z. Danizer, of Orangr. burg will cot V no court in Pickeins next Mn lay morning, the 24th ins tant. All of the court officials are getting everything in readiness for the dispatch of business. -There will be a convention of horse swappers held in Pickens next week, (curt week) the 25th, 26th, -41. and 27th, instant. Hand bills have been scattered broadcast over- the country and ever-ybody is expected to come and have a jolly time trading * t of the g young h& ~d Misses 4 . . . . -liie Gran dy and Ilene TIIaylor, Greenville Fe.. mnle College; Vesta Ashmore, Gussie Cureton, and Hattie Earle, Winthrop College. -Lloyd H-. Grandy son of Rev. I5. E. Grandy, loft I'ickens last week for Charlottesville Va., to take a course in electrical engineering in the Uni versity of Virgina, located at that pioint. Lloyd is a young man of bright mind and his friends look for great things of him. -The county commissioners iare having~ the court house painted, e alsozy.ined and the front of the hall S way cemnented; they are rushing the wvork and hope to have all the rooms finished before court cpens. "Z3ke* has charge of the wvork and will make a nice job) of it. The commissioners also contemplate fencing in the court hous6 squarec, and it is hoped that they will do so at an early date --J. G. Schajd was in Pickena this week taking orders for the "Messa ges and Papers of the Confederacy," which is issued in two volumes by the Washingtos Post by p~ermIissionI of the govornimenit, undecr oct of C.mgress of April 17th, 1900 These volumes give the inside0 work ngs of the con fedeoracy and are comn piled from all of the p)apetrs on file at Wa~Vshington. It will make a handy reference and should be in all librar ies and should especially be0 accessi ble to the student of U. S. Histor-y, ast a means of verification or mioditi cation of facts as they are usually set forth in the Current histories of our coiunitry. --On the Inst pagd of this paper y~ou will find a lat ge edvertia, meat of the J. T'homnas Ar-nold Co , Gr-eon ville's Greatest Stork, who have re. cenfly opened up a Itiand now stock of general merchandise and will run ALU A splendid tonic for the hair, mi Always restores color togray hv Stops falling hair, also. Sold foi -Ex.chief of Police John P. Griffir has moved to oneca. -Craig Bros. change their ad in this issue and tell you to watch for bargains. -A greatly enjoyed sociable nias given at the residence of Mr. W. H: Aehinore on Monday night. -Robert Breese, or Birevaird, N. C., who has been visitiig his sider, Mrs. Dr. Kirksoy, of Crow Creek, has roturned home. -J. 0. Brock will be in Pickens court week prepared to do wateh, clock, jei e'ry reparng, also fitting e'y( glasses. -- See troasurer Farr's annual nn louncilfemnt as to when he0 will be ready to "legally rob you" of your hard earned cash. -A dapce that was very much on joyed by Pickens' younger set was given last Thursday oight by Mr. Ernest Folger. Several visitors were preseit and a nice evening was spent. --See chlango in) the ad of the 11 B. M. Co. They aie opening up new goods every day, and aro getting ready for their fall opening. Watch this paper for their announceineot of the date. - Married, September lrd, 1905 at E isley Cotton Mill, Mr. Joel G. Ilughes to Miss Mandra Alexander, of Jackson, N. 0. Judge Lithon N. P., in his polite manner perform. od the marriage ceremnoney. -Tha old meat market man, J. ). Moore, changes his ad this we..ek and tells our readers some fiets that are' facts. He succeeded inl getting rid of the most of his 200 receipts (by giving a lot of them awa. ) and now he tells you of a lot of other things he Waitis to dispose of. -We nnderstand that a lot of the farmers of the Six Milo section car. ried cott.n to 8eneca last week and received 9.971c for it; Anderson and Greenville were paying only 9(.-., while Piclkens was, has been, aid is now, paying l0e. A nuimber of our farmers sold in Greenville for 9 when they could have gdtten 100. in Pickenis. Do not carry your co)tton o -produce to any other market with out first getting the prices at lPick ene. Prodluco is no0w baringinig in this town the same prices as are be ing paid in Greenville wvhile our cot. ton naarket is above the surrounding towns. -Married, at the residence of the bride's mother, in Pickens, on Th urs day afternoon at 3 o'clo1ak, M r. WVil liami A. CJason and Mr's. Ellen Essie Hughes, daughter of Mi's. M. J 111ar i'is, liev. D. W. Hiott officiating. Mr. (Cason is at pr'ospeousii- fannler' of the fdt. Pisgah settlemnint, in Arder son county. Imm iediartely afrter the ceremony the groom too) k his biide to heir new homne, where lie had r'e cently built an-I Inurn ishedl one of t he must commiiodijous anrd beaut iful homes to b)0 foutn I in upper01 South Carolina. Mr. Carson is a young man of push and energy, as shown by hit lairge, well cultivated farm, splendlid dwellings, barn, etc. Mrs. I lnghos is one of the ver'y best that Pickens or any otheir counrty canI nifbrd She has taught in thbe Pickens Gr'aded school with great satisfnction to her' many patrons. She is a lady of0 lovet ly disposition and beautiful Chris tiant (chaIlactor. Mr. Casoni is certainly to b econgratulated on his choice of a life pariner. -J1. H. Abercr'ombit, of the west s:Ce oif tihe county, called last w'eek andl paid for his paIl er ano4ther y'ear in ad vancee. Mra. Able'rr'inmbie is a conseCr'atedl Christ ian aind hias boon a member of' the Moth'od'ist oh urchi for sixty-five years the 10th of Septerm ber'. Fifteen yearsa igo lie mioved to1 this count y and11 settled at "Crumioi ville " At the time lhe came to lthis coun ty ho bough t a farm c:o nt imntin '784 acres forn S2 5G per iiere, and ti.' ycar' Iland~ adjuiming htim s. 11 to. $36 per acre. f'' wa 'igh4t I on years o'.d on t ho 1st. i nsta' t, :in I that day' he had a brrthd~ay' 'limo' r at whiich thre wIE f..i'y Iim i' e . his nleighbors~i, ehihiren en 1 enndio I ihi bia lleatives fr'Pom And4 er s~ 0 so1( d ir a' 4re nnu-d af * his relativyes al ways at tendl raliite with t~li n in mof God)4 rcr'ormbio looks well after his a1 arid (does fuirm wo rk, te spr'ightly for one of his a a r has a fine cr'op on his laceW nppy in the kmn wledgo that i o man mnor~ than lie can day the Lord spa o him for enai of oilensilne VEGETABLE SICI Hair Renev d ikes the hair grow long and ien ev. ir, all the dark, rich color of youth. fifty years. " iwr d*i-y --Folger & Thornloy say to watch their space. - W. f. Ambler, of Greenville, spent Sunday in Pickens with rola tives. -W. A. Gilreath spent Sunday in Pickons, the guest of his mother, Mrs. E. A. Gilreatli. -Mrs. S. F. Cur-ti., of thi Milo Creek section, visited rOlatives in Greenville ]list week. -- lrenco Lathet', e:2esniin in the People's Store, Green V'ille, S. C, Spent Sunday in Pickens. --Miss- Ti-zah Hughies rebitured fr-om theo norflibeenimarkects Satuir. (lay vhere Sheo lits beeni pullrclsing a finc, lino of nilliniery an liata for tihe Big Store. They' will loon ho on display Ianld the date of the opening will be announeed liter. -..M --.- .. . Bear tho Tho Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of -S11ui11. -1 SimpO l.red, a sub Stantial farmer living below P)ickensI, was inl town last wt-ek sellinmg Cotton and piying tip hlis guanlo alnld Supply bills and other littlo debts. He set tied for his paper ill) to 1st Sept 1.)(). Sam is at good firmer anId mlloreo (if hi rlcc would profit by fol lowing his footsteps. FOEYHIRPTAR for childrens oicfe, sure. Jo opiates Tric -ie is only ono way to help a town almig, anti that is for every, b )ly to talk for it and help in oveiv move that has I ho interests of tie city at ea rt.. By encour a.g.-ment ad1(l goo(1 spirits people can do much towards relieving har(l time-,s and business dlepres sions, n h ile public im provemints cannot tirogies without support and4 ncoutli ag'm.irnt of citizons - OraIgAhu rg Ti mes and Domocrat. Thib is.- go 'd <loeie. There are two iaiiy )eople in every com mnit.y wh > are always knocking. 'oo manyi who never have ia good word for anybody or anything. A town to prousper must have its citi zens holieve ini it.--Newberry Bear: theo IIle Kind You IL .Jways BougM4 of PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS. See The Most For Your Money. Rock 1sland service) to Califoriina and Pa.cifie N' r tlbwest this som inuer: p~ermuits you to '1 > lhis. L~o'v r->nnd trlip rate(s t > L- A ng.les, Sanm Frau. (C .i* or Prth nid oni pcial dates in Mayv, June)4, Jualy, Anigiust, Septemn 1' r1( and Otoiujr. Lib eral ar iran go ments~ for stopj over noonitig the it.unni Sauis of 'oorola, mand. ini California ide I ri pso theim Y.-llo4wst.one , Yisem it.e, etc. Wito fo r C. lorao ho and CaIifia i , btook ani l I l ockl Ilande folde41r. JOlin Sebatian 0, P'assenger Trdali( V'ai algeri, 10>ek Islantd Sys. UIse A 1ilen's Foot-Easo. A\ poit r t bem*1)I 51hnkenI int,, the shoets . Your feet fr-( swon'4, ne4rvol ts aniti l lantp, aniti getO tirod tusily. IC f4t you V, have4 4mnrtig feet or tight hsit," Iry A I ien s Foti-lintse. It cooils the feet 4un4 itikes walkintg ettsy. 4 urins iwollent, swen i tin fet. bli tLers am444 444 14ons spiots. lie ieetcon aid huntione4 of all patin. Try it to ablty sohl by .1 ll ciggists nnii. shoe~ stores for CO'. lionil necet-' anly sutitute110.: ,-T l ptack nige. iFit rs A: biress, Allenu L. (iusie, L~e lloy, N . Over-Work Weakens Your IKidnieys. Unhealthy Kidneys Miake .Impure Blood. All the blood in your body passes through your kidneys once every three minutes, The kidneys are your * blood purifiers, they fil ter out the waste or * impurities in the blood. If they are sick or out ,. of order, they fail to do their work. Pains, aches and rheu matism come from ex -cess of uric acid in the - - -blood, due to neglected kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady hear t beats, andl makecs one feel as though they had heart trouable, because the heart is over-working in pumping thick, kidney poisoned blood thtrough veins and arteries. it us:edi to be conzidercd that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but no0w modern science proves that nearly all conctitutinal diseases have their begin nintg in idney trouble. if you are sick you can make no mistake by ftr::t doctor ing your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is soon realized. it stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases and is sold on its merits '" by all druggi:;sin fifty-- ~ . cent and one-dollar siz- }H es. You may have a "EJ5 "* sample bottle by mnail Tnoot rswamp-noot. free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Dinghamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's I Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, i~ t, Vorn very bottle, PIeps DGg o. "Why Won't ye Dye?" Prepare for winter by dyeing your clothes and make them look like now. We have lust received five gross of the celebrated Diamond Dyes, with which you can find no fault. And we are thus prepared for you. We also have Iseman Household Dyes in thirty different colors. A package of this dye dyes any kind of fabric--cotton, wool, silk or feathers-thus saving you the trouble of buying sov oral packages sometiies, So come to see us and get prepared to dye like we are. Plenty of Candy -at 60 cents per pound. PIcNei8e Drug DO. Discriminating Buyers Can be pleased in their shoes if they come to us. Our stock is large-selected with care. Selected with the idea that good value makes and holds customers. If you have not been )uying your shoes from us, try us next time you need a pair. Pride & Patton, GREENVILLE, S. C. The Original. BUSINESS LOCALS. Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Honey aL'd Trar as a throat and lung Have aiccepted ag'ency for the G i. re'medly, aind oni accounit of thme gra ette Ra'zor, the finest safety raysor merit aind popul.trity of Foley's Honey made. Pickenis Drug Co. and Tar many imitit ions arc offered for the genuine. These wvorthless iita. For Sale-322 acres of land :3., tions have similar sounding names. Be. miles of Central. A pply to F. i~ ware of thnm. Tl'o genuine Foldey'a Morgan, Central, S. C. 4 Honey and Tar is am a yellow package. Ask for it and recfuse any substitute. Land surveying, l and pap~ers writ. Itie the heat remedy for coughs and ten and probated~ (lowers taken; colds. Pickens D)rug Co.' charges reasonable. lles5iden)ce on . "Joh nson at , west of jail. .1 P. Famous Fruit Farms of Texas, A ttaway, Pickens, S. C. 00W 4t* Arkansas, Louisiana, and The Great IA tract of land for sale chea-). South WVest reached by the Cottou Cull at this oflice. Belt Route. You can purchase verty Are y'ou lookoig for busin1ess? see eheap round trip "Home Seeker" tic. M. A. Boggs Liberty. ke at Atlanta, Birmingham, Annis- Send your childlren's shoes5 toi the tou Montgomery, anid certain other Pickens Shoe Shop and get a pair of them everlasting half soles that w'l poinits any' first or Ithird Tuesday, 'wear till the shoes are worn ou t. t~ickets bear final rel urn limit of 21 Car load of the best fl.>ur on the Llays and allow stop overs any point market, "Obelisk" to go at close pr'ices. West. of Mlemphis. ICome and get some. H. A. Rtichey. Ask for tichet to read by Memphis We have for sale on liberal terms an h otnBl.120) acres farm land situated with n an h otnBl.one and one halt miles of Pickens~ W~rite, L. P. Smith, Tlrav. Pass. Agt ['his is a splendid farm and in good Atlanta. Ga. state of cultivation. Two horse crop - cleared1 balance in original forest. Mothmern! Mothers! Mothera!? Fair buildinigi and two tenant houses How many children are at this season I Onl the place. Will sell for cash or feverish and constipated with had I on credit. Apply to Heath Bruce stomach headache. Mother Gray's Morro'(w Co. or Ivy M. Manldin, At Sweet Powders for Children will always tony 'ces . cure. if worms are prcsent they wviltrny iceS.. certainly' remIove them. At all drus When inl nee*d of repair work call gists; 25c. Sample bottle mailed FRIEE n.Bgyn~ wgnrpiig Address Allen S. Olmnstead, Lettoy, o e yyadwgnrpiig ___________________wheel buding, etc., finished up in Pei r -Ls first class shape at reasonable prices. Pett ur Lst Let meit hguire w ithi you on that next W E Nelson, J D Stansell, W E job. A. A Malmi, in thi:- Broek shop, Jones, WV E Crenshaw, J T1 Lewis next to WV. H-. AshmlIre's bilacksmnith jr., Robt H Hlolcomnbo, Samn'l Bo)ggs, establishmnent, l'mckens, S. C, I A Durham, J S Winchester', W Bring us your. eggs, chickens and [aawrence Gilstrap, Roht 8 Holer, butter. Highmest prices paid for Jas M Childers, J Milton King, W E same. H. A. Richev. Hunt, J T Gentrey, Ira Hoghed, Q -W'il pay (c iwr bushel in mer W Bowen, M D Mupre rigcads fo fresh elean dry poach Miller, Jas K Lathem, IR D Tuller,'ed rigBo.2 Elias Day, El Earle Kennomore, l D I) heap of little things cheap at J. D.Moore's. Glarvin, H'Y Lawrence, J T.1 Willis, ' Ben P Kelley, E~ J Hester, iri Yon can get 25 lbs. rice for one Manidin, A Rt Wood (l'ete), Geo \v dla tJ .Moes Henrice, TForner HH LncliClome and1( see one) nice line of shioes HJ dis T ArtiongW Jason Gilclie' .1 T. FAnnels & Co. R A B r.t~ o g ' a o i l a~ N olases at ,1. D. M oore's 30o to It A Bakr. '400 per giallon -- geood. Treac~ Jurors Cured,. A Ii(e)I liie o f men~'s and Yon th Mr.G. . Fwle, o Hihtoercollars at .J. T1. Feinell & Co's Store Alt , relates nn experience lhe had while Real good cider at J. D). .\Moore's. serving (on ae petit jmny ini a murder' (cao , hi is a. en'htIa att Edwardlsville, county 'seat of (Cle. I n i rmndri a Ia stiu bun conyAabm.H smys: do ibusins at th ,d11( stand1( (over "W~hile there I a'e some11 fresh meat anmd P'ickenis D~rug Stoie) w here I am Home souse meat and it gaive mie cholera always gzhad to serve my )l d as well morbus in a yery sovere form. I was as new frienids. Whlen y.n uwan~t a never more mick in moy life and sent to (jik iles hv,0'5 t)t~it the drug store for. a certain cholera mix- hirict, give me sav can p-o-at tire, bult the druiggist sent met a bottleharcgvem aca. of Chamberlain's Colic Chole'ra and - T. Huter~ Tihe Barbier. D)ia'rrhooa lRomedy instead, satying that lhe had what I sent for', but 'that this lighest prices paid for chickcns medicine was so mneh better lie wvoul eggs and countr'y produce, r ither sendi it to me in tihe fix Iwas in. J. '1- Fonnell & Co. took one dose of it anid was hetter in Good apple vinegar at J. D. fihe minutes. The second doso cured Moore's for 25c per gallon. me entirely. Twvo felowv jurors were af fleeted in thme samne umaner and one The nicest line of lamps, glassware , mall bottle cured the three of us." For and decorated diabos to go at cost, sale by Piekens Drug Co.J.TFnol&C. Watch This Space Folger & Thornley. Clothing, Shoes, Ifats and Gonts' Furnishing Goods a Specialty MID-SUMMER SELLING. We are constantly selling out And we are conistantly buying in Every week brings us something new and seasonable to offer our customers. Our trade has been good this spring, and to keep it lively during the hot summer months we have reduced the price on all summer goods; and all new goods we are now buying are bought at prices that we can save you money. We have no old accumulations to run off, but will sell you New, Fresh Goods worth every cent we ask for thew. Our Lawns, Swisses and Organdies are the beat we have ever shown. We are offering some big bargains in Men's and Women's Low-Cut Shoes and Slippers. You will do well to call on us whenever you need any thing in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear and Shoes A. K. Park, '"? Greenville, S. C. We are constantly receiving our stock of and ask you to watch this space for bargains on Shoes, D)ry Goods, Notions, etc. If you have anything to buy it wvill pay you to see us. If you have Chickens, Eggs, Butter or PBeeswvax, don't sell till you see us. Just now chick ens are still scarce and are bringing a very nice. price. Come to see us. Craig Bros. FOIR SALE. 70 acr'es Of land near Mar'ietta, S.C., on Punmpkinitown road. *l(0 por' acro. 12() acres near Travelers Rest, joiningJ lands of Mr. Thos. Cunningham. Part of the 3mtler Watson old hiomio. $I5 per acro. A leo small tracts of land, 20 to 50 acres. We have also somec very desirablo lota near o y ljiits. These lota are along the car hine-$(0 each. THACKSTON & SON Greenville.. C n