Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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nings of Local and Personal Nature. Guy McFall Is in Greenville on -The election for Cotton Weigher at Pilkeus 19 Saturday, 18th. --Tlhe State campaign meeting is U6 Vkens next Monday, 20th inst. -wvas on *basiness. -Miss Jane Purdy has returned from a very pleasent visit to friends at Honea Path. -Miss Florence Huer of Green. ville, visited Mrs. J. M. Stewart in Pickens last week. --James P. Cr"Tey has gone to Tate Sprinigs, Tenn. for about two week's recreation. --Miss Helen Boggs, who has been vhiting in Eaosley for the past week, has returned home. -Mas Lola Earle, of Walhalla, is the che''ming gu- t of the Misses A.4lmoro "V1 w -k. * -Mr. Frank C 'x, Depot Agent at Pickens, made a business trip to Greenville on last Friday. -John A'thony, who has a posi 'tion in Washivge i, D. 0., is at home foi a few weel's vacation. -Dr. J. N. Hallum of the Pickens Drug Co. spent two days in Greer: ville last wook on busin, as. Miss Mr-gie Stribling of West minster, S. C., 4 the charming guest of the Misses Pu-dy this week, -Mrs. B. Noland Alexander, of Selica, N. C., 41 on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Porter, near Pickens. -Mr. T. Bissell, a Clemson College cadet, whose home is n Charleston, is visiting his friend, Cadet LeRoi Boggs, this week. -randon Taylor and sister, Miss 19!- O several health ttrolina for ab-ut Lioper, who 'has bed for the past I eelctd by his phy g-19. eton, formerly of vof Millen, Ga., W. Hiott in a t Pisgahi church - . L. Bolt and .1 .~ ,ad by Misses Em iy13Bfighit ntid Bessie Portridge, are visiting Mrs. Bolt's relatives in An derson this week. -Es;.. Maka and Ina Boggs, two shed young daughters of Corrt A. J. Boggs, are sisit ig friends and relatives at mfiUUnI this wveek. -The gambling fever str'uck Pick onai Wednesday. The Mayor took chances with the boys Thursday morning and the to~en is $00 ahead from fines imposed. -Mrs. R. E. Goonwmn and little daughter, (Olga, of Peter'sburg, Va , arrived in Pickens rTuesday evening on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs H. A. Riabey. -Mr. Petty Freeman of the Glassy Mountain section of this connty got '9 his leg fractured near the ankle joint bet Friday. lie fell from his heirse while efter a mad dog. --The balance u. the county cam. paign mcdida for this county are as follows: Mite Creek, Aug. 21: Pump kintown, at Hendricks' Gin on 23rd; and at Pickens the 25th. 9 -. RI. Hendricks, of the firm of Folger, Thornley & Co., has been out to his country home for the last week to re cuperate for the immense work hie expects to do this fall. -Mr. James Johnson of Anderson county has been in Pickens this week buying shiugles, lumber and brick. He will erect a nice houso on his plantation near Fairview church. -A. B. Tlaylor, wiho has Il en in An'derson for the last two mnnths wvorking for a surveying company, has returned home for recreation be. fore takiig up his studies at Clemson College. -Mr. Gregg T. Mauldin, who has b~een employed by the Seaboard Air Line Railroad at Amerlens, Ga., as Car Inspector, lhas been offered a position by the Southern Rlaib-~oad at Columbia, 5, 0., and left Monday to take up his work with this Company. -A party consibting of Hion. Geo. S. Legare, E. T1. Logare, R. E. Bruce, 1 Ex-Jndge .James Izlar and .Jrdge lR. o Purdy went to Clemson College last Friday to investigate the Agri. cultural Department of the College sand all speak very M'ghly of the Col, lege and the management it is nowv nder. e Turnip Seed See our fresh -stock of the well known Buist's Turnip Seed. The best results are received when you sow them. Pickens Drug Co. Confidence Is a great thing. Misplaced confidence is the basis of unsuccessfil business. Satisfaction Produces confideInce and confidence leads to trade. Purchase glasses here and you are assuied of relief, satisfiaction and rea sonable prices. DrFlHNewton' s last visit being so successful he will return to Pickens stopping at the Hiawatha lo tel Friday August 17th. Kindly remember the (lay an(d (late. -Mr. Wayne F. Mauldin, who has In Loving Memory of Little Carrie I been with the Pickens Drug Co. of Gilstrap. ai this place, baa accepted a position as On tihe 'morn ing of July 30th, j traveling salesman for the William S- 1900, the (death angel came~ to the e Merril Drug Co. ot Cmencititi, O home of Mr. and Mrs. Williami 0. -The Pickens Railroad will opler. Gilstrap and claimed their little ate a special train next Monday on dauighter', Carrie. Carrie was a account of the State Campaign meet. sweet girl of fifteen years of age, Iing. Train will leave Easley at 8 a. She had always been the pet of the m i., returning in the afternoon at 4:40. family and was loved andl admired -The new engine of the Pickepa by all wh'o knew her for her aimia. Railroad Co. has arrived from the: ble disposition. She was always a Sshops and enables the road to do delicate child and when taken 'with much more business. 'Inie road is 'fever it proved too much for her. Skept busy hauling material for tbe But she diedl very happy, and talked 1cotton mill, a great deal during the last few --Mr. J. M, Nichols, a p~romxising (lays of heir life about going home, young lawyer of Abbeville, is spend- and just beofore she died she called ing awhile in Piokens. lie will be all the family by name and asked pleasantly remembered by many of them t~o come and go home with our readers as he read law under Mr. her, an~d when told she was'at home SJ. P. Carey. she said no this is not my home, I -There has not been a dull day am tired and wveary, I want to go ia Pickens this year. Evezybody to the other home, and held up 1keeps busy and the merchants are her hand.. Her father took her in over-run with trade. Move to Pick- his arms and she put her arms Fens if you want to get into a live, around his neck and said she was progressive town- walking into heaven, and with a -Prof. Andrewv Bramilett, wvho has sweet smile on her lovely face she been~ visiting in Atlanta, Ga., and passed away. The next day we other places for some weeks, is at laid the body to rest in the ceme home to recuperate r'util time to be- tery at Bethlehem. A large crowd gin wvork as Professor of Mathe- of sorrowing re'atives and friends matics at the Georgia School of wer pr*esent to pay the last tribute Technolog9v. of respect, Th'e funeral "as coni - Miss Ola Richey returned Tiues- utdb hi atr e.f.F t day evening from her trip North.Byat My o hlsteb. d While gone with the press gang she rae ahr ohr rte n visited Bloston, Newport, Providence, sses o rn htlf a New York, Philadelphia and Washenaswetyitusl. ington, returning by way of Peters- red burg, Va., where she spent two weeks with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Goodwvin. Wehvopndairtcssetn .She had a most delightful trip, ratiAnhybulngunrte --Depuy Collector Aikon and Dep tebs rd.Yu ~toaoi uty Marshals George Chapman 'ofsoiieanwlleaprctd.W Pickene, and Ilelcher of Greenville, cnpes o vt iemaso c Division Chief C. L. Cureton and cl rns epcfly ductebynterpsor, Rev.aR. F. Dean Cooey nd Carle radedyhe tMayIO GV'lod JI blesthe be Dark ~reaved ofthrrenvilleecountytonr'and the mrnin of he 8h wth t eia n asof swetoily it use alvrtrul the haeopet inedt aSt lilas tresa sul tht oe til inthefunac ~v rans i nhonyt ildaing, uder then destoyedtogtherwit a geatqu Lpriting frice whre we1 ill- caterato tity f ber. r~~~0 ther"pl e btmuae trae. Yr par oae ivs can lase yhou wrgith lice meas or orie wer dscverd ndbee frmntoa ia~ctlrtis. Itespec tullyeat desroyd a thm, ut he tils hd '' gipeAli1 mdron & ploasamtondak. Nosabe Mcne, wasl ularr n, o 'l~b 'ekn )rg(o.ad DesrA ikn, le and Chap aide ct STMUATO WI- 1U--RIT upa stillner tlo eenvile countnTON athe mortngrofithe 8th, onh h res ~Inasoo tmc n io roue Surdtat. o otl n e uaewas aretd l tho prprteteti t tmlt hs siorgtands ofomtshrritatpg them. Ortno destroed, togsell ita ra qan ive Fnit 2:yr0pyards ietion yardie tty o r. wou ohr "p ami 1 lacs- gotiulatesI theliveran oel a wth5oua w-itome a I ~vll sae von nioiy ' ittg to on e pia d destoyedat tembut he sillbado gae and. lk mid an in plaan to4 take. bee hi . A.xNwm one ii wastit~ arrtd ii imit kons Drg Co.,wil a Saudy ooewaaiete, ~.C he gous 1.a.1AU S1oial Lifo in ik0s. Beyeral young people from Pickeui attended a deuce over Hagood's PhA nroy at Easley last Thursday. Thce who went from Piokens were: Miese Uoma-Sitton, Bowman, Helen Boggs Floride Carey, Lucia Folger; gentlh men: LIeRoi Bogge, Ernest Folgei J. P. Carey, Jr. A party of -the young people < the town went to Glat .y Mountail lest Saturday and all enjoye. them selves v"'y moh, as Glassy Mour tain is an ,ideal place for outinga Those who went were: Misses Vest and Bessie Ashmore of Pickens, Mis Bessie Partridge of Fairburn, Ga. Miss Lula Earle of Walhalla, and Miss Zoe Broyles of Anderson; gentie men: Brandon Taylor, I-moi Boggs, and Dr. L. 0. Mauldin. The young people of the f own en joyed very much the old time "Pillau' which was given at the "Bruce Park' on let. Friday evening. A'] the young people left thinking of the fun "the old time people" used to have. Hon. Geo.-S. Legare kept the crowd Rmused with his funny jokes and about 12 o'clock the crowd departed for their homes, each one declaring to havO enjoyed the evening very much. Those who attnded were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Legare, Mr and Mrs. L. C. Thornlcy, Nir. T. E Legare, Mr. A. E. Holman, Ex-Judg< James Izlar; MissoB Lucia F'olger Helen Boggs, Floride Carey, Vest and Bessie Aebmore, Essie and Eva Earle, Mary and Annie Purdy, Berta Long, Ora McFall and Eilene Tayloi of Pickene; Miss Pauline Iziar o: Orangeburg, Miss Margie Stribling of Westminster, Miss Frances Rob inson of Easley, Miss Zo i Broyles of Anderson, Miss Bessie Partridge of Pairburn, GO.; Gentlemen: Jerry Mc. Mahan of Charleston, Einest Folger, James P. Carey, Jr., R. R. Bruce LeRoi Bogg-, Julius Boggs, Gu M~cFall, L. 0. Maullid, Andreu Bramlett and M. C. Long. A Family Reunion. Last Friday, August 10th, Mr. J W. Pace had a reunion of his famil1 at his home and quite a large gather ing it ws. He and his good wifi were happy and joyous surrounded by so many children, grand childret and friends. They have ten living children, seven of. whom are married and twenty eight grand chldren. A: of these were present at the reunio except one daughter, Mrs. Hall, an two children. In addhti-m to thee there were quite a number of th4 neighbors and friends of Mr. .an Mrs Pace. It was a happy occasion. The oh people and young mingled thei voices in sweet songs and pleasan conversations until th- dinner wa: announced, then the assembled guest wvere invited out under the shade o the great spreading trees and tol to help themselves. They were a filled and many basketfuls taken ui It was indeed a great treat to the wri er to be present and he wishes for Mm and Mrs. Pace many more happy re turns of their family reunian. R. Foley's Kidney Curn makes kidneys and bladder rghd A chance is still open to the youn1 men (f this county to get a Normni Scholarship in the U.niveuity c South CaroIea. An examination fo that purpose will lbe conducted b the County Superintendent of EdE cation, Friday, August 31st, 1906. Write at once for application blanki to Benjamin Sloan, President, Columbia, S. (I. Makes KIdneys and Uladder' RIght Do You Want to Buy Land? I h tvo for sale at a bargain a 10 of farms and town property in an aroud WValhalla, all nicely impin eyed F. A. Lewis, Waihalla, S. C. Office at Blank of Waihalla. 'tig's Eas-ly Rises 'nRe famou, little Dline. A Doctor's AMedicine' Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is not a simple cough syrup. It Is a strong medicine, a doctor'sB medicine. It cures hard cases, severe and desperate cases, chronic cases of asthma, ple'.t risy, bronchitis, con umption. Ask your doctor ala:t this. The best kind of a teotimnonial "Sold for over sixty years." Aare. ..o,. T.ow. uMaSS SSARSAPAkiLL.A. 'iTSs'n~s -(9UT PF FOR JULY. and A Our annual CLEARANI tinue throughout July an( ductions along all lines. at a song. 20C White Lawn to go at I 5c. I 5c White White Lawn to go at ioc. ioc White Lawn t< mercerized white goods to go at 15 per cent broiteries to go at a big sacrifice. Oxfords in all colors, white, black, and tan f< go at 25 per ceut discount. The immense clothing trade we have had ti stock, but we still have some rare borgains to ( cai buy a suit at 25 per cent discount. We s suits and serge coats. Dont miss this opportunity for bargains, we ) the immense fall stock we are buying. Just received a solid car barbed wire and nai and hay, with prices right. Our stock of stoves, hardware, furniture, ha from implements, of every description, mowei complete. Always the best, and the best is always the c We hope to have our new building complete pleted it will give us more room than any build able us to display to a better advantage, the lai we carry. Call on us for anything you need, f< and our prices are always right. Folgey Clothing, omm niaw anuu Goods a Specialty. Solo Hats, Walk- Over Shoes, and Mitchell Wagon s. fiekim Riilmd Colmny TIME TA1HLE NO fe .Supersedes Time Table-No 4 Effective Marchi 10 1900____________ Road D)own Btead Up No 12 No 10 STATIONS No Il No 9 Mixed Mixed Mixed Mixed 4: 0 pm1:0 am v ice n ar 2:5pm 7:35 p 515 pin 11:15 an ar I asiy v : I n7:~ *agStatinSlpprs f No. 12 c t i vth Southeri Railway No i9 No.II ciet vith Sothrn ilay No 1 informaSioipaersy o ~~ ~ J T1 TAYLOR UGeh Manager OI*' )IIAnt.ESTON & WE1STERN VAROLJN A JtAILWAY.Wac pi o.Ueat ef Trains, Green 830 a mn, No. 48 daIly except Sunday, for Lau rens an itermnediate statiotns, arrive axt V0 ~ r N ebr, (C>lumnia, Sunmter n hrie on to in t cectig atrSum pier with A.C ., a tte ities, an d at I au re wily C trait No 2 for rcenwod, Auigo ata, etc.____ A 8Honier 412 n,rCharleatos 00 parits brg 11:t 5 5 . nreeniwood 2:16 p mn, p' mi rena and it ldat it ti(i. A rh at Lavrooa Watch Lan rena si:40. nidat taiii :25 p in No. 52 d ally from Chiarleston. Su mler. '.1lri s sili <gossbi, Nebr, (litn,Sartanianrg,J.FHariistlln Trais No. 52 and 53 run ,throusgih betweens sel. Come around ai jharlestmn~ withon t change. J1. W. igon, .\gt. Geo. TP. liryan Geon. A gt. chandlise, but don't i IretWilliams, O. P. A .. 2 o n ako [t. M. Iraned, Tiraf. Man.- Augusta, Ja.oh rtin s*co TAKE NOTICE. hc s shg Fromn this (date I will be in the Super- ed lsEr visors office every two weeks on Tues lay's after Satoday in eachi month and Hbob [uesday two wookS rtar e ich aeday to transact business,0M YN1,J F . uer visor, other hings.acco .... . .... r DE SALE will con 1 August. Big re White goods to go Lawn to go at I2Y,3C. 12 1-2C. > go at 8 1-3c. Beautiful line of discount. All Laces and Em >r men, women, and children, to Lis spring nearly cleaned up our ffer, if your size is in the lot you till have a nice line of two piece are obliged to make room for Is, fresh car flour and car of corn rness; saddles bug gies, wagons -s, rakes and binders, is always licapest. d by August 15th. When com. ng in the county, which will en ge stock of general imerchandise )r we are always pleased to serve ~gets for, Stetson Iron King' Stoves Si * BARGAINSQ i' Great I arg'ai ns r entire line of r Gentlemen, Ladies rnd Children.( AIL TO SEE~ THEM. thi~s space each( >r the bargains going to offer. ECSPECTFULLJY, cGBROS~. IECASH STORE. 'iCE T HAT-: usiness. at the same old stand by him id get sonme bargains in general mer di come at once. I will scil your a good flour for 50 cents. And all ding, minus Meat a'dd Dried Fruit Ls H aman was hung. Irish potato y Rose, Burbanks and Beauty of the peck at any old price. H AR RIS, By "'...lf.