Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Happenings of Local and Personal Nature. - -The t'rd and incessant rains arc damaging the crops in the county. -Miss Isabell'a Mortan of Spartan, bbrg is visiting Miss Floride Carey. --Rev. J.'E. Foster is conducting a protracted meeting at Mile Creel church this week. -Do not forget the campaigt meeting at Easley, Saturday next Go out, and hear the county bullies -Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kelley, oJ o .:O::g relativet orrie G reer are visitinE Congressman Geo. S. Legare. -W. C. Long is here for aboul two weeks recreation after hard worl on the circuit. -T. 0. Allgood is announced as t candidate for cotton weigher in thi issuo. The - election comes off or August 18th. --The Pickens Railroad will rut an exira train Wednesday to bring the crowds from Easley to Pickens to hear Senat r Tillmian. -J. T. emniell i4 annioiunced as a candidnto for Treasurer in this issue, le is a good safe b1utinoss man aid if he should be elected he ould servo the people feithfully ard well. -Tiere einy be some short talks from other candidates after Senatoi Tillmnu's speech, provided the peo plo show a disposition to hear them. It is probable that a few of the State eandidates many be present. -There will be an 0l1 day singing at Tubor church the first Sunday ii August. Prof. Weems and several Other good singers are expected to be present. Everybody is invited tc come, bring soi g books and well filled baskets. -in an interesting baseball gam here last Saturday the Pickens seconIl nine defeated the Easley Cotton Mil second nine by the score of 2 to 1 The feature of the game was the catch by C. Robinson of Pickens it the ninth inning, which saved th< game for his team. -Noah 13. Moore announces thit week as a candidato for County con rmissioner. Mr. Moore was a candi date two years ago, and come from a1 setion that is growing and prosper ous and wants representation on th< Loardl of Commissioners. He offers his servises again to the people. -Joseph Keith of Pickiens County~ has purchased a half interest in the A 1..- ~by WV. T, 4 has jusi is home uis stock uz goas tnere about the first ci August.-Greenville Herald. - There will be a re-union of the Manldin family in the grove near th( residence of' Elias E. Mauldin, or Tuesday, July 31st, 1906, at wvhicl> all interested will be welcomed cor* dually. Please bring well filled bas kete, and a dinner appropriate to fhe occasion will he enjoyed. --Miss Ola Richey of Pickebs, repersenting this paper on the I'ess porty that left Norfolk Va., Saturday, * by boat, for a ten days trip to Boston, Providence, New York and other prominent places north. On the re turn trip she will spend some tim with ber sister, Mrs. R. E. Goodwit in Petersburg Vp, -A Farmners Institute will bo hel< in Pickens on Srturday Augus t 4th and prominent speakers well be presnt. A car of exhibits will bi brought and placed on the side troel for the inspection of the people. Al farmers an a their families are invited to attend. The speaking will be ni the court hiouro. -We are gratofnl to our friends foi the interest they have taken in th< paper during am' absence to tha Press Association, Norfolk and Pe tersburg, Va.,' and we thank them for the groat help1 they have givin in furnishing copy, and other courtisies, Our hope is that they will contipue to help out. Next week we will try and give a short itinary of our trip. -Snator Tillman has neceptei the invitation of the people of Pick lace Wednesdan )enking will be k and will bo iu s'eather will per mit. Froni roports this will be0 th< largest political gathering of the yea1 in this county. All are cordially in Avited to come and bring their fai: lies and their baskets and make it au all day picnic. Tfhe commirittee 0o arraigemtsitt is fixing the grov(o a the Griuin Spring and hope to haiv< soats for alt the ladi.. polis Ind., w'rtes X X "Isffrd ih u dw cntie. X .4.M X Info EveA months NDandPLS feard P'-rOnakn the Rdiemedy hsi Milanl Oefprecr1be Lindonic., Infound, hoe;that ul have mt o gd.'m wok seeklng the advice of our druiggist, he asked ine to try Peri~na. In a few weeks I began to feel and act like a different person. AMy appetite In creased, I did not have that worn-out feeling, and I could sleep splendidly. In a cousple of mnonths I was entirely recovered. I thank yoi s fr what your medicine has done for snw." ---lila Off. Write Dr. Ilartmnan, Prestident of rThe Hairtmnan San itariumi, Columbus, Ohio, for free medical advice. All corres pendence is hold strictly confidential. -J D. Mooto is announced 1 candidate for cotton weigher of Pick-. es township in this issue. -Miss Francis obinson of EoIlay and Miss Helden Briackett of Clemson College are visiting Miss Hle Boggs. -We take pleasur in calling at tention to te anlnouncemnt ofe A. L Edens, as a candidato for the offief of County Treasuror, which appears in this issue. Mr. - fens is well ai favoray known in the greater pun eof 'ickens Coun ty, and, a the eam paign progesses, 'vill prove limld fully qualified t Ao erve tlh po ople i this responsible ofliec. Lie ing a mat of the people, hie will guard t he in 'tei ests of the peoplo if niveun an op. portunity' to serve them in this caelci ty. -The young people of town en joyed a very pleaant day on Glas. soy Mountain Tuosday ,July 241., 1906. Those par!.riepa'ling wer<, Misses Issabolla Morton of Spartan burg; Blanch and Cairrie Green of Orangeburg . C. Helen Brackett of Clemson College; Franis I obinson o, Easley; Sarah Skiner of Atlanta Ga. Hlelen Boggis, Vester Ashumore, Jane Pu rdy, Annie Pu rdy, Mary P~urdy, Lucia Folger, Marie Folger, Florid. Carey, Ellene Taylor. Pauline Izlei of Charloton; Mr. LoRy Boggs, W C. Long, J. P. Cairey', Jr., Johic Carey, Hfagood Bruce, , inina Hoggs Christis Roinison. All the i oung prUo pC of Pickens are having pleny of fuir thso days. Hurrah for Pickos. W can say for its izro i!bat it ca, equal any town for its pretty girls in the state. Thore are ia great miana visiting people hor andi they ars very much pleased wvith~ our mag niliscout little city. Fox SmIe-A few nice IBorksnhir shoats, $3.50 each if taken at once Apply to H. M. Hester, Pickos. rho laxative e ffet. of Chnmibrlainm Stomach anid Liver Tablots is soe agrec ablo and so natural that you do not real iso it is the effect of a mnodicino. Fc sale by Pickeun Drug o., and T. Hunter, Liberty. Foley's Kidncy Cure make kideysand bladder rlghu You cani depend on Ayer's Hair Vigor to restore color to your gray hair, every uime. Follow directions and it never fails to do this work. It stops Hair V or fallingofthle h''-,There 's great satisfact. aowing you arc not got .,1 disap p~ointed. Isn't Ite.o "My hnir faded uiSl. It w'a:- :Ilt w' ihile. It - took juii. oi bottl of A ter's 11.air Vig.r to restore It to its forner da~nrk. 1 1 eoi'r. r l htir vigor (etainlyhii do i wht Eon clai: . frn . u tt'sl.-fo a t Padind Hair' yer'sPilh Want your moustache or beard 0 a beautiful brown or rich black? Use , See our fresl the well knos Turnip Seed. results are when you. s Pickens D If you want to sell your land in town or couttry or buy farm or tim bor land or town property see or th write me and I will save you money. es T. F. ALMxANDE, Real Estate Agt. n Wilhalla, S. 0. He A Th N (vIFINISh. He A watchman's necifleet permittel a leak loft in the great North Sea dyko, which a chid's finger could have stoppel, to bo- thr com a ruinous break, doves'ation in mSt entire l)ovintce of Holland. In likem tier Ki anth Mcfvor, of Vlnceboro, Mo., - permitted a little cold to go unnoticed cony until a tragic flinish wAs only avertedb by Dr. King's Now Discovery. Hi writes: "Threo doctors givo me up to WEl die of lung inllammnation, cau'ed by a DNo neglected colt; but Dr.King's New 1)is- I covery saved my life. Guaranteed best cough and cold cure, at Pickens drug rial store. 50c and $1 .00. Trial bottle freo. A Social Song Service. anl In order to creatoe an interest in F41 vocal music in our county, Prof. J. I. rer Ruebush has consented to sing in the hil auditorium at Liberty Thursday to night July 2611i at 8:30 o'clock. All wh are invited to come, and we will guar. to antee you an intoresiting time. ty Prof. Ruebush is now condicttng chi a normal music school at Concord am church and somI e of the sigers at oil heshol have prmsdto come u da and help in the music. Comei one, ha Come all. It is free. A Respectfully, tini .. P. 0. Car-toe. It is always well to have a box of salve in the house. Sunburn, culs, bruises, re: piles and boils yield to DeWitt's Witch cel Hazel Salve. Should keep a box on) tjf hand at all times to provide for emumer gencies. For years the standard, but A followed by many imitators. Boe sure lov you get the gen iine DeWitt's Witch Hiazel Salvo. Sold by Pickens Drug Co, co Summer School for Colored Teachers. TIr, The Summer School for colored aft teachers was held at EnsBley, S. C., pr< beginning July 0th and continuing Qj for a tetrm of ten days, with a large nec] attenidance of teuchers, and closed ott tl Friday, July 20th. (vi 1I wis cnductMJ by Prof. J1. 11. th' K' Simpson andl w~as a final suce ss iTho p Profehssor opared no time an d pains so to rmake it inteetintg and helpful to the teachers. Hie is ani able mtan and is worthy of all honor thaitt can be giv( n him by the teachers. While the school was in session Dr. D). Mv. Minus, Pres. of Sterling College,h Greenville, S. C , made us a short lec tu-e in the behalf of the school. ci S Respectfully' submitted by3 the comf umittoo. J. WV. Johnson, See'y. 'Orino Lavative Frunit Syrup gives per nanen-t relief ini ease of habitual consti pation as it stimnulates the liver and( ro C r store4 fihe noiu-al action of the bowels r, without irritating those or-gans like pills or ordinary oath artics. Does niot nau seate or gr-ipo and is mild and pleasanlt a to take. Remember the name ORlINO I and refuse substitutcs. Pickenis Drug il SCo. _______ Notice to Old Sodiers. The surviving soldiers of the State h or c(onfederato states in Picken~s 11 county aro- requested to meet ini each "I township on th~e 4tb day (of August bi at 3 p. m. for the purpose of electing b a representatvO to meet at the Court b house the first Monday in Septem tA bcr next to elect a couinty pension board for the year 1907. Tihe place ^ of meeting in each township) is, Easley towvnshtip, Easley; Liberty toJwnship, Libott; ot Pickens township, Pickens;w Hurricane township), Mile Croock I' churnch; gi Eastatoo towvnshi p, Atioch chur-ch; i Pumpkintown townshtip, Suthior at land's l'tore-; D acunville township, Looper's (in-; . Wheon assemtibled they shall orgall. - iz b ' electinig a chairman and Flee ret. i-y and shiall then elect by ballot au ex(ofort soldier not a hold. er' nior tan tapplicant fo-a pon)111ion as thle r-epresenltautive of' the voteorans of said townlship). J. 11. Nouwbory, . ulyv 1 1)0(;. IMe Con Act directly on the liver. V They cure constipation, ) biliousness, sick-headache. Soldfor0years.;.t.2 *.* UCKINGHAM'S DYE er noso1D~MIme 01a.1.am EA 0...EAIU& .. Seed I sto(ck of vn Buist's The best received ow them. rug Co. Death of Mr. Wm. H. Perry. 4r. Win H. Perry was Vorn near I Hunter Mill in what is now Pick icounty, in 1833; lived and dlied r I he sani placo July 18th, 1906 was married before the civil war. anlsweiercd the call of his Stato and his wife and children, serving eo years in Company I, Palmett-, trphlooters. At his burial Mr. W. dirgan, his lifelong friend and ipaniol), !said of hi , "WO have n together where men's souls *e tried, and "Bill" Perry was or founl wanting." iere were born of his first mar. re six children. Among them ale s. John Youngblood of Pickens, 1 Mrs. Rev. T. F. Nelson of the it Rock section. Many grand child and great grand children survive 2. Hp was again married in 1895 Mrs. Mialindca Powell Trainhiam, o, with her one little son, survive mourn his departure. Some twen years ago he joined the Methodist arch at Twelve Mile Canap Meeting I reaittined a faithful member and .oial till his de ath. He spent his ys as a tiller of the soil and alwvays ri enough, and to spare in his home. iusctul citizen and a faithful chris uI it gone. In the presence of a great con irse of friends and relatives his naine wore laid to rest in the Reid netery on July 18th. Many beau uh flowers and loving tears were :)pped upon his grave by those who ed him. The writer and others 'iducted the funeral services. J. P. Attaway. a little KODOL~ FORl DYSPEPSIA er1 your meals. See thme effect it will euce on your general feeling by di ding your food and helping your stem ito got itself into shape. Many stom arc overworked to the point where ~y ref uso to go further. K~odel di- g 4(s your stomaiiclh the rest it nords, ilo its reconstructive properties get stomach back into working order. doirl relieves flatulence, sour stomach, -__-__ lpitationi of the heart, bolching, etc. Id b~y P'ickens; Drug Co. /"P A I Tl INi-a anY-PA INTIN" IU*RI I have opened a PAINT Blior in the iilding for merly used by the Bend-s ug Factory, near depot, and will do a RaIio moral painting business, including No i2 N >uses5, carriages, furniture, etc., also Mixed a mper hanging. If you want first 4:4k lm t 4:55 jpm 0 ass work give mc a trial. See my 5:001mm Ii 5:10 pin, II Lin}Sles of wall pa}per-. 5:15 ipm I I Respecif61hay, *1ig S CF1O~i(ARN~ANT~t!.No 9I et hild1( Not E~xpectii ti Live from, (iOeB*Fr Ilonr to A ontheor, bumt OCred biy Chm bierlainis' Cols, Chmoiern and Diarrhoea|OHIA liIM Ruth, (lie little daughter of E. N. ArrIvai1 a' lewey of Agnewville Va., was serionsly ~ . I oft choht ra infanitum list summer. ~~~ We gave her up) and did not expect her di >live from one0 hiour to another,"' lie aiuiriin Lys. "I hiappened to thiink of Cham- I2: 1 p i. oiriain 's Colic, Cholera andi Diarrhoea ioi''. emody ondt got a bottle of it from the Trini N ore.- In five hours I naw a change for \\'.l ~i io better. We kept on giving it and- tainiN afore she had taken the half of one small A rrive~ attle sheo was well." This remedy is sold MS' y Piekens Drug Co. and( T. N. Ihnn- burg 3:. r*, Liborty. .:4..gh^,"N t4THJMA SUFFEH1EiS S4IEOULi) 1NOWI Lavrerimi TillS. Foley's 1Honey and Tar has cured 10:20 a m, N any cases of asthma thatt were conisid- i Lureni -e' hiodeless. Mrs. A dolph Ritesing, * i[', N )1 Wes') Tpirdl St.., Caiveniport, Towa 3:2r jri, Ni rites: "'A seve (cold contlractedi twelve conniiii arn ago was ne(ghotetd until ij, finally ^iig"4"f .cw into asthima. The hos~t medical Tprai~m No :i available could not give me more (hlm n Ici aul temporary relief, Foley's Ihoney .1. w. L.11 "I Tar wvas reomnmeinded and 0no flisty nit bottle entirely cured me of asthma hielh had ben growmg on me fed twelvo It.. I- i'" 'ars. If I had takeni it at the start I ' T wild haive neon saved years of suflfr g."' PickensH Drug Co. Fromt tI -visors tifh --, da's anft< HAIR BALSAM torfu-a (Cia e and licaninein thme hair. ( r n i F,,mi' 1 irm t i Jair to Ito Youthurl Color. -GUT PF FOR JUL Y and A Our annual CLEARAN( tinue throughout July and ductions along all lines. at a song. 20C White Lawn to go at 15c. 15c White : White Lawn to go at ioc. ioc White Lawn to mercerized white goods to go at 15 per cent broideries to go at a big sacrifice. Oxfords in all colors, white, black, and tan fo go at 25 per ceut discount. The immense clothing trade we have had thi stock, but we still have some rare borgains to of can buy a suit at 25 per cent discount. Ve sti suits and serge coats. Dont miss this opportunity for bargains, we v the immense fall stock we are buying. Just received a solid car barbed wire and nailE and hay, with prices right. Our stock of stoves, hardware, -furniture, har from implements, of every description, mowerE complete. Always the best, and the best is always the c We hope to have our new building completet pleted it will give us more room than any buildii able us to display to a better advantage, the larg we carry. Call on us for anything you need, foi and our prices are always right. Folger, ThonI Cloth ig, Shoes, Hats and Goods a Specialty. Solo a Hats, Walk-Over Shoes, and Mitchell Wagons. persedes im abclo No 4 D ~ ~ JEii i Road U p (al1) STPATIONS No 11 No 9) Llxed1 Mixed Mlxed nW fh :40 nmn Iv ihkens nr 2:55spma7:35 pmt :-15 nmn lI'erguion 2::45pma 7:30) pmn :5 m lk'igranto's 2:30~pin 7 :34 pan * :00 nm *A rinll'sa 2:25pm,' 7:15 pmn :05 nim #Mnulina :3:20plIa 7:10 pam :5n nr lvnle ly :3:5pm 7:05 Slpem o (1)daily exept Sundatay Inets~4 withI Southler na ntuiway No 39 acitN ith Solitfiern iltaIiwny Noa 12 inipCts withi Soai thernaIt liiwaty No ii mn~ea'ts ithil SoilItherna Iall way No-) 10 TON & WoSTaH CAIONAaag~ )NT 1itA IIWA Y. a. 48 danily ex4'ept MundI ay, for Lnau Iii iem teaii ai xinations, arrive at \1, o. s53 daily for fLntirens, Clhinton ry, Coalumaiai. Sumaiter ancd ('hairles-, (e(inag at Slanapier wiith A. a', 1.. >a. ?42 for Itl'aaiion , Washiinlgiton cran itias, ad aat Lnnratens with (2. A 'raina No. 1 for Spnartanburag ninl 2 foir G reenawoodal, A u stai, etc'. Newhterry 3.10 p. ma, (Co uinmbia 4:15 :20 p mi i hnirietoni 91:-10, Spaarttaa 0 p, m, GJreenwooad 2: tel p ma, ya ma 3* 1)11) IxoetiM Saidly. for Lau Sintermeadiate stiationas. Arrive tat n. 8, i taly xeop Si ntaOlflo ania iiteraaa~aShaippersl 14for* a.8,cii y(ri aaala1frai.N T Wa caaIaltc13.dntc 1' Ag .Uaa I' lranei. g. hn wieek fot [:aas lh~lmx C.I' A. 24p en sakre Tr~. iat.AlilxalaCte thng Acor Ati d to ill-) n . li nja r S5,daly inecp Sundayb from ebo, yt awo intl1 rme t l at iom . 2 b u fo m hreo.Su tr iNehery CntnJprtnhrg ,1renodht00sec S I. .I GEc /E SALiE will con August. .Big re White goods to go L-awn to go at 12yc. 12 1-2C. go at 8 !-3c. Beutiful line of liscount. All Laca and Em men, women, and children, to s s)ring nearly cleaned up ou" Fer, if your size is in the lot you I have a nice line of two piece . ire obliged to make room for( , fresi less, , raki capest. I by August r5th. When co in g in the county, which will en e stock of general merchandise we are always pleased to serve Ge gei: [ro e BARA 'Gr en Gentlemen, Lde L TO SEE~ THEM. his space:ao e the barg ~( going to SPECTFULLY, . RICE CASH 8T~X ICE THA siness at the surne old h~ 4 I get some bargaindo ingneL Ru come at on #i4v11 6i1 od flowi*.I* ing, minm Haman. - Rose, B ic peck at any ol(#~i HA$f6