Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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R$61)*IS o uL 8 l',.Qournal f lupentlM of, a Local andG lr*QuaI at Ure -Frank Folger, of Gafrfly, vieted relation in Pickins last w iek - 1% -B. A. Hagot and fN pily ares in Pickeni for the summ r --lisi Jza r, of Ol-arlest)n is visit.. ing the f'amjily of (0ingressemon Lrgre. -Mr. Rufus Hagood; of Birmiug. ham, Ali., is visiting C., H. Alexander in Pickens. -Miss Fiannlo Robinson of Haalley spout, part of last week with Miss Helen B gga in Pickens. --m-. Picko t and daughter, Mips Piokett of Clharleston, are visiting the family of J. MoD. Bruce. -Mrs. A. J. Boggs and daughter Miss Inn, accompanied by Claud Hester, i ro on u visit to Atlanta. -W. Ambler Gilreath and bride, of Greenville, are on a visit to his mother M r i. Emma A. Gilreath in Pickens. -Tho threo little daughtars of Congrtssman Logire, who have been in school t.r i now with their parenl bt)](, 11nd4 daugh. 111.en ll ', I en a hi her con.,IIiio, t he -A ho MIisea Akhinore accomtl panied b y their rwta, Miss Broiwi and Mwrti. Jo ly I. f, Tuesday for Browns hottel, Wintowater and othor i o'o ts If int elt in the Sapphiru com Ir - lion J. E. Boggs, candidate for C-mgress in the l'hird District was in Pickens this week. Ho says he is got. ting along fi le with his race and is confident of being elected by a big moaj rity. -Hon. B. J. Johnston, who has represented this county in the lower house in former years, is announced for sevator this week. Mr. Johnston, is a wel'- bahanced, level-headed fellow and sho id lie be elected the county wwl . have a Penator of whom sho ' oul I be I roud. -Married on the 17th instant. at the residenos of brides parents, Mr. Wm Williams of the Dtcusville see tion to Miss Laura Masters of near Table Rook. A. L. Edens, Notary Public, officiating. To happy cou pie baie the best wishes of their ;i'r r'ns friench M ur present * w "ounced this * *. *ofice. He * * * *~ our hands '''*unty -they lihe be again h ~that pis eteristic of isue, will -e J. Thos. 'which is * le." Prices - ii stock and * .. '** ~. The sale . - ~ai a a and har gains can he0 picked up. This com pauny never mninrep~resents, 80 youi can rLiy on what you got being junt as advertised. -Maj. 0. Ml. Lynch offers his ser vices agamn to the county an Supervis or. H~e is a nice, affable genutleman, at/d a straight man, and has a clenn record to show for his stewardship. Should he be elected again the affairs ->f the county would be in safe hands and the careful painstaking methods bat has ever marked his walk through fe would be carried into his work in the s ipervisor's offce. -John P. Smith, who has done all he could with the means at hand for the good of lisa county, again seeks the ofieo of County Cormissioner. John is all right and 'viil tieet every promise be has made the people, if they will ,give him tlime and he can get the convIcts and scrape. The ye tors know him and know ho will do the best he can. If he Is elected he promises to be even more faithful to his trust in tho'fnture than he has been in the past. -This paper is r. representative * ho caunty,- circulating in and corner, and candidates he votes of ALL the peo. n. g t~hemselvrs an injustice by not coming out for office and an nlouncing in this paper. 1t is not very long now, until the, campaign opens, and so far, several offices have no aspmirents. Th'le office of auditor, probate judge and one county comn missioner and one member of the Jlouee, makes four places that are not much sought after by the people. Comoe on out and let the voters know wh> you are and what ofilco you) want. W i In Every P&aage of Colgate's Dental Powdler We Cive a Preent of a cae of Cashmere Bouquet Soap FREE, (Cuet Room Size) FREE .A Wonderful Bargain. Pickens Dru --B3oin, on the 201h instant to Rev. an d Evire. JP . Atoway, a daughter. -Born on the 14th instant, to Mr. %nd Mrs. W. H. Langston, a daugh. -Dr. W. F. Austin has retninod and will b in his oflice at Neneca a( ter June 221. -Ortig Bros. will hold a spocial sale Saturday on gingliams, chain. brays and hosiery. Don't miss this sale. Speciol~ low pricos have Leen put on all these goods that will move them out fast. -The stockholders of the Pickens Oil Mill held a meeting I at Friday and t-lucted as directors, J. McD. Bruce, R. E. Bruce, T. C1ristie Rob inson, J. B. Bruce, L. N. Geer, R. F. Smith and J. Sam Wilson. At a di. rectors meeting hoeld the same day, R. E04. Bruce was elected prosident and treasurer and '. Christie R >bin. son secretary and manager. Executive Committee Meeting. The County Demwocratic Executive Committee is requested to meet at Pickens, S. U., July 4th at 10 o'clock a. in., for the purpose of fixing dates for county campaign, assessment of candidates and t oe appointment of managers of olection, and other busi. ness. A full attendanco ii urged. C. E RIInlNSON, Chairmn-. Summer School. The Summer school opened on Mondlay with an attendance of five. Visitord are welcomed to the opening exi-ucises in the mo(rnings. Coun-E OF STUDY. Primary' Meii odis and Sight Sing ing--Miss Hill. M aths-maes, English Grammar, I~nglish Literature and Constructive Geograp'hy-Mr. Bryan. - Mr. liallumn and Mr. Bryan will al so give lectures on Pedagogy and School management. Public enter. bainments every Friday night. DAILY PtoontAu. 9 to 9:20 n.m.- Opening Exercises. 9:20 t~o 10) a. mn.--Primary Methods. 10 to 10:40 a. mn. - Mathematica. 1(1:40 to 11 a. m.-Recess. 11 to 11:40 a. m.-Sight Singing. 1l1.40 a. mn to 12:20 - English. 12:20 to 1 p. mn.-Constructive Geographv. 1 t)> 1:45 p. m.-Pedagogy. Mr. Bryan feels very much encour aged over the interest shown by the teach ers. On Friday evening at 8:30 o'clock Mr. Bryan wvill give a phonograph concert and lecture in the Graded School auditorium. There will be no adgnission feo, and a cordial invita tijn i-s extended to the people t f Pick sns to be present. Masonio Rally. Seneca Lodge anmber, 185, A. F. M., will celebrate the Festival of St. John the Baptist by a basket pie nie, and Masonic rally on next Wednes da y, June 27th. T1he following pro. gram will be carried out: Dinner, 1 p. mn.; address, "F~ootprints of Ma sonry," by Mr. A. S. Fowell, at 2 p. m ; at 8-p, m. will institute chapter of the order of the l'astern Star. Messrs. Bryan, of Green'iille, and Divver, of Anderson, arc down also f or speeches. Invitations have been sent to all lodges in the county and all Maste, Masons in good standing are urged to attend the rally. 'Those'who go from Piekens con leave at 10.40 a. in., on that day and get back at 7.86 p. m., making close connection with No. 39 at Easley get ting to Seneca at 12.82 and leave at 5.55 on No. 40. As many Masons from the various lodges in the county should go ais can conveniently do so. A pleasant time will be given them by the &(ne. oa brethren. Whave a full line of Colgate's Per fumes, Soaps and Toilet Articles. There Are No Better Goods Than Colgate's Hallums Backache and Kidney Pills are guaranteed to be good. ig Company. Cards of Thanks. The children and grandebildren of Mrs. Elizabeth Lay, wish to thank the people of Liberty for the great kindness and sympanly showmin thm ,iiirmg their recent her,-aiment and i11.ctlioll in I he 1l m of I bei dtear loved CuILnH I N AND GRANID11J,)IN. Mr. Editor: Ph1-as iallow ne q)paer. in your vaiuable paper, to thank m friends aid nieighbors who was s kiiid to me and my husband durin:, his sickness nnd death. Also to th itn Dr. Shirley and ulayton who was s, kind to him. My God's blextsingi rest 11pon thml all forever. AIs. It. U. A]IULLINNIX, C'ent, al, M. C. GREAT MUSIC. The Myntical Influence It Wilds Over Our Sensibilitie. Great music is a physical storm, agl tating to unimaginable depth the mys tery of the past within un -or we might say It Is a ,prodigious incanta tion, every different Instutnent and voice making separate appeal to dif ferent billions of prenatal memories. There are tones that call up all the ghosts of youth and joy an'1 tenden cies; there are tones that evoke all phantom pain of perished passion; there are tones that resurrect all dead sensations of majesty and might and glory, all expired exultations, all for gotten magnailmities. Well may the influence of music seem inexplicable to the man who idly tdreams that hi life began less than a hundred years ago! But the mystery lightens for whosoever learns that the substance of self Is oler than the sun, lie flnds that music is a necromancy; he feels that to every riPple of melody, to every billow of harmony, there answers within himl out of the ean of death an~d birth some eddying inmmeasurablo of ancient pleasure and pain. Pleasure and paini! They commingle always in great music, andi therefore it is that music can move us more pro foundly' than the voice of ocean or than any other v'oice can do. But in music's larger ut-torance it is ever the sorrow that makes the undertone) the surf mutter of the sea of soul. Strange to think how v'ast the sum of joy and woe that must have been experIenced before the sense of music coulti evolve In the brain of man l-Lafcadio Hearni. TIhe Stbne Fereut, ot Arizona. The regions of tihe Little Colorado river in Arlzona abound in wonderful vegetabtle petri factions, whole forests being found in some places which are, hard as int, but which look as it but recently stripped of their foliage. Some of these stone trees are stanlding fust as nattural as life, while others are piled across each other just like the fallen mionarch of a real wood forest. Geologists say that these stone trees were once covered to the dlepth of a thousandl feet with marl, wvhich trans formed them from wood to solid rock. This marl after the lapse8 of ages wvash ed out, leaving somelt or the trees stand ing in an upright p)osltlon. TIhe major ity of them, how-ever, are piled helter skelter in all directions, thousands of cords being sometimes piled up on an aecro of ground. Obsolete Fo~ods. lIn Great Britain we haveo left off eat ing mnany wvild creatures that formerly were accounited delieacies. For exam pie, the young gulls--we mecan the black hleaded, inland nesting variety used to be collected and sold for p)ies antd puddings. There is still a tradi tion in favor of rook 1)ie, but tile numn ber of rooks thlat come on tile market is a decreasing quantity every year. Squirrel used to be eaten quite comn menly too.-London Country Life. Contipat nt makes the cold drag along. Get , ont of you. Take Ken nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough Syrup. Contains no0 opiates. Sold by Pickens Drug (o., DEIATH F18 1OM5 AP'PKCND30ITI S Decrease in tile same ratio that thle use of Dr. King's Newv Lifa Pills inicreases. Thley save youl from dianger and bing qick aind pinless release from constii'q tin and) thle ills growving ont of ii. strength anld vigor always follow their use. Guar-id b11)01Iy Picihens Driug Co. 25~ 0eent4, Try them. FOLLOWING THE IFLAG. When our soldiers wrent to Cunha and1( the0 PhlippinenU, heallthl was ti e m)ostf imi por-tant connsideration. Willis T. Mar gani, retired (Commissary Sergeant. U. 8l. A., of Rural Route 1, Conenrd, N. II., sayA: "I wes two years ill Cnbn an~d two ve'irs iln the Phiiippines, and being hl je it to coldis, I took Dr. King's New D -covery for ('onsump'ion, whleih kcept meif ill p) rfect heailth. And nowv in Niew Hlampshir-e, we find it ihn beset medicine' ill the world for cronghs, colds, brenelbial troubles and all inng dliseanses. Guiaran teed by Plokena Drug (Co. Prina 500 a 1.00 ~( Trial bcettln frae, NE'W QO 'BIG SHIPM1 Second Big shipmer Childrens Suits, si sizes 13s to 20s, price and extra sizes, from Youth's 75 cts to $3.00 Buy the celebrated Dress Goods-:-Dre Our stock is always complete and i lookout for soipething new. Don't fail line of white goods we are showing, eve white goods, Linen Lawns, Persian L Dimities. Complete line of silks for s line of black goods is always strong ai showing a larger assortment of pattern the latest novelties, fancy Wodsteds, C. Henriettas, Serges, Panamas and Voils. FOLGEI Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Mitchel WagonE Ayer'sPills ] Want your moustache or beard BUCK I abeautiful brown or rich black? Use ~r ui mo, B Discrimim Buyers Can be pleased in their shoes .to us. Our stock is large-select Selected with the idea that good and holds customers. If you h buying your shoes from lOs, try you need a pair. Pride & Pam GREENVILLE,S, DEPOSIT WITH IBE~R'l Ten cent cotton has put lots of mn Many p~eople have been robbed and Safe blowers have tried the LIBERTY BA and failed to get the money. Delays a. an account wvith them today and your m< Interest paid on time deposits. H. $1r.00 will open an account with th A GOOD OH! Nowv is a good time when there are so in our City, to find out howv reasonable selling our mlerchandlise and for how Ie goodis nowv than the advertised prices of< We have still in our always superb st< some twvo and three piece suits which we ably low prtices considering the quality. L-ROTHSCHILD. ( DS' For MA ANTS ARE ARR it ol Spring Clothing n zes 4s to 17s, price 75c 2.50.to $10. Men's su '$5 to $20. Extra pa: for men all sizes $1.0C l Horse Shoe Brand of have clothes that will )ss Goods Largesi ve are always on the In the up-counti to see the immense Tables, Dining ry thing in mercerized Iron Beds, Cots, xwns, Nainsooks and 415.oo to $50-00 hiirt waist suits. Our H id this season we are H i than ever before, all i Buggies, Surreys ssirners, Brilliantines, Call on us for and will treat you Youirs 'I , THORNL Gents Furnishing Goods , Chase City Buggies anc -coated, easy to take, I nx action. They cure I pation, biliousness, I eadasche. Latr*Is*: NOHAM'S DYE '00W0U 0535. U. MALL & 00.. MABUA. N. I. iting if they come ed with care. value makes rve not been us next time LttOnl, C.I YWBANK!___ oney in the country. <illed for their money. e dangerous. Open >ney wili be safe.Jo w C. Shirley, Cashier, done hei Liberty Bank. patch. NCE Rairoa many Sales going on weC have al ways been' ;s you can buy our >ur competitors. Letter an. ck, some very hand- and St are selling at remark- and reenville. S. C. .entm.,l ,y And WVING DAILY Owest and latest styles. to $6.00. Youths SuiLA its, stouts, slims, regulars rits for boys, 25c to $1.00, to $6.00. 1olthing if you would tit. Stock of Furniture y, everything in Safes, Cupboards, Kitchen l'ables, Centre Tables, Hall Racks, Dressers, Spring Matress, Chairs and etc. Suites from all kinds, Stoves, Trunks, Harness, Saddlery, aud Wagon with prices always right. anything you need, we appreciate you trade right. 'ruly. EY & C0.,. i Specialty. Sole Agents for Iron Kin-g Stoves. In the last isaniu ol' the Sentinel. Journal we called the altuntidn of the readers of the expmo inted m, in our "ad" this wook. l'robal you haive boon e'xpecting' womething but it is only a few words about ohickens The time, this season is passed wvhen little chiens will bring fancy prico. In early spring most any thing thait (can9 make a i'.se like a frying chikonCF will aell for twice its v.iIue, hat ni >.y most every'body has had aL sample andl~ are nowv looking for chickcons thi.&t are fit to eat So if youl want goodl prices for your chickeus throughi thu gilutted season lot them grow. WVo are still in the businos and will (do our b~est as we have always done to hold up) the price. Come to sue uts with your chickens and eggs and supply you r wauts from our well lilled store at honest pricos. RecspectfulIly, 'Aro B(os B WORK ork of every description e with neatness and d is d and Commercial Printing 1 Note Heads, Bill Heads atements, done neatly at reasonable prices. Give us a Trial. -Journal Co., PJcKENS, S.C.