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TH COUNTY cT ON Th eiecaon ilk thit .couuty was very qg oc<rly, ovorybody having the iranId loexady made up 00 to wio thoy Wo i jote for boore they went' to the poll, therefore L.L V~hV Ijg k.0 countr uyi, t the threo boxos will not poll over100 votes. Mr. J. P. Carey is olected -on the n . .cmeratulaited c - hlIs made. c-un uOr C 1.etor for the sonate; Looper ind Alor for tuperVieo; J. P. SnAith , W'liami F and Noidi Moore vro the thiee higicst, so far, for the commis LA one'0s placo and the tree boxes not he-d from makia it impossilo to dui.ido which twu A the three will bt in the t (ond racte; Garvin and Edens fo<r (reastrer also run over. I I1he cIgressiohe' rc Ailan hV: s ggi y '10 ')o-3 Sized1 maj.>rity , touch to t regret cif M'. Bogga' nunj frionds 11ad (jespce' ly thoso in t h unty. I and forty-nino of the crats of the county utm irately ecitched Tillman's name cif of their ticket. - The State vote in the county is as follows; '1 :llmr i, 2,145; Ansel, 1,780; Blease, 4S9; Brumson, 67; Edwr-de, 4; Jones, 9; Manniig, 107; NcMahan, 17; Sloan, 80; McLeod, 2,894; McCown, 1.136: Morrison, 641; Ragin, 106; ~4,15: Walker, ratio. Hazel News Notes. Dear Sentinel-Journal:-As I haven't seen anything lately from -s section I wil try and give yOU" mnyb,' readei.a what news I, can rake been plentiful and crops fairly well. 'iicted( meet ing closed at An ioch .imaptist chuiirch on tbe 181,h inset. with two accessions to the chi" ch .and the church greatly re vive(d. lT) metinig wvas conducted b~y Rev. Ben~jamen~l Holder and Rev. W.. 3, Sherifl. R'v. l1. F. Morpl'veo and R1ev. W. r l. Wccthecr arn running a series of met'ngsl .at 110113 Springs Unptist, The Singing Convention at Antioch Baptist church wyas by all means a grand success. It was conducted by PrAofs. John A. D~urhom, of West intetr, anid Johni F. Leslie, of Eas 1ley, anjd ol herr Prof. Durham is a gr aduate e a .tor *me Buebush K~eiflLr Comcpany13, ct Dayton, Va., and is given up P the best singer we have in the South. It sure is a grand he at inde(Ied to hear hiin zing and play. M~r. WV. N. Walker, wife and + daul~ghlter, Maggie, of Atlanita, GIa., i8 visiting relatives and friends in this his brother, A. J. WA'allhor and wife, fromi AlIpharette, G~a. Tlhoir many friends are delighted to Bee thetm back to old South Carolina again. P'rofe. .John A. D~urhamn and Johni F. Leslie was the guest of Mr'. and C3ongress 1'acley . ..................182 2061 7 2 Liborty .... .............10" 136 43 C3e~nrl. ....... ..........il 121 211 .six Mile...... . . .-..I l''.nsioy Mill............. 160' l 7 Gle'nwvood Mi ll...... 1$ 2 3 N'orris.................. .. :0 I Caecchee.. ... .......... .' 7c( 6: (lap Hill. ....... ......... 8 15 *1 (.alhcoun,......... ..... .0 f.0 :3 C3ro,.well... .......... .18 g4 (Croll Plins..~.. . .. 21 :3t1 p Paeratora.... ........... i A* 7 l110g(e' store.. ..........48 9 13 P'umpkintown......,.....11 90 4(1 Letatoe .. ... ... ........-.28 29 17 MileCroek. ...............10 78 23 1Iolly sperincg. . ...2 0 10 1,nOp ce Gh .. .... 2 2) ' L ul -otk .......... P4'sCre . . New Wrinkles Base Ball Game Played by A short time ago a very unique gc he town-on the one side and the mon 3 d all had to play wrong handed to Fas present to wittlesa the game. The ladie weore dIi essed-t in 1. in1 white dresses and woro caps trinnmuodi with red. Pickens is noted for her beauitiful women and they looked a very handsome picture as they drove into the grounds waving red and white bunting and singing "Aunt Dinah's Quailting Party. " The men, on the other hand, appeared inj thle most g'rotesque costumeis iumginable. Each costuime was9 an individual stylie and color, and no such conglomera tion of bolorota, Mother Hutbbard3i, u.sun honnntw ostrichi Olumesi 126h inst. Mr. A. T. Winchester hog just, t turned from a pleasant trip to Seneca iiud Westminster and other points on the Southern ranI way. ifhiS escapI I Ut h ate baskt You may he01r from me aga"I 11d soumething more abouit Mr. Wmches ter~s trip..o I ilrigoY takefromdiour mid on Mayviiu the 21st wiuh god neighbor Geoged Mforams. eaifughty-en anyey ofke ra verkandysoe andur astvey dpovew inoterounca wvm n from irginitan werein nd forhfinesAu, hadinehss Qatng joaity. He Tas arter of the latesJames Mc~damns, iMs.Alia. Hunc, cos. Mvalin iudineul Mu.e ofndi couy, and s. Soalomra ion of ' 'banora. Mie ' Hba ley, sodir, h mg ert fl1ihI 1) IuI'yI thog inthecva. Ebl e r.nA. Rifes Jeinm. r bde, Lu. turned' fromrpleas trp So odl ~srvivor nd pr othe oon try. Suhwer recodedhwayor years HeBleave thve ste a t daughater. to eishm his eody L'erce tio lSo ashlerin (. In Mremoi adRm -A oried oldier goe. Cld n Hio le, dugepr ofavidecHl frt tak fr.m eoros Beon ay the 2esi Hike wa couty. y's(faor starke lysto uIC atou tont deor hreyaeorehais deau.pey ancestr cam9e fro: Vi10gim t i ;o 3 and joli8y. 8He5wa4 a1 brte of te lat Ja2m M9 dams, Mrs. 4Ae iaM 20u... Mrs. M3ind Burdin2e, Mij 18u of 4. ..lnz 5 .. 2 in 12 9 81 i 5 , 2 1; 98, 23 d hi:, 37 o hroug th 3 ev wi I. I 0 19a~ :or a Gay Time, :o Tell Which Was Tother. kens' diamond by the young 1 ade f; o ill dressed out in women's toggory tthering over soon on this diamond bc - h allOe 0ne Of the gentle imt n to catch the ball with his skirt. Thus1., with tho assistance of tho trained dog and the barrel staves, tho umpire was compelled to walk Chi narrow path of the married muan, ani ho decided always in favor of the ladies. AIR in all it was a groa, game, filled wvith novel features anil clover stunts. At the end of tht seventh inning, when thet Sky wal clear and cloudless, and while tho crowd was laughing itself hoarse theo tmpire called the gameo "on ac eount of rain," and announced tha 4to 8 in favor o -Chan Seed shstc of ow IB is' d. The bes s1o1,wit the m.ssaceo i umpi1 as ofomellh o lk Lbo theroprratmht the ariedma, ah horgn didwaou irtng favor orii Laxast ive a it wpas aigion lsun ts. th ive nd of wth sarenthriesn, whthrsko nas lear oiand loudleld and hlen to For~ iimie by~l~ thce Damg Co ad F. unth f anv.adaiouc i Roarstho t 8 Kin flavor o 0 naturon -Si StO'r(ofSuto d.J rfl NwberyRt la .l'l1lJ IfO WTI;U I3l iiigI i 10 t 50 i tlg hm.O 4i pe 65 50~ 109i ~Piff ot Ii JULY a Ouir ani nualL t inuo thvoughout ducions along a] at a s3ofng. 20C White Lawn to go at i White Lawn -to go at toc. i oi mercerized White goods to g broi(leries to go at a big !acrif Oxfords in ll 1 colors, wh."ite, go at 25 per ceut discount. The immense clothing trad stock, but we still have some r can buy a suit at 25 percent d suits and serge coats. Domt miss this opportunity thle imimense fall stock we are Just receivedl a solid car bari and hay, with prices right. Our stock of stoves, hardwv from implements, of every di . complete. ' avs the best, and the be our new Clothing, Shoes, Goods a Specialt UI ats, Wak-Ove and M'itchell WXa T. at ueste ieTble No 4 ko. ER'ective Miarch 10 1910( ReadDownRoadi Up No 12 No) 0) STlATIIONS No 11 No9 Mi x el. Mixedi M ixedixe 4:40 pml 10:10 an iv Piucen r 2:55pmi 7:;r pin 4 :4~ jpm 10:15 nmii IFergustoni 2:.15ipm 7:30 pin0 4:65 pin 10:55aint *Parn soitu ::30pm~ 7:20 pim 5:00 pit i 1:001 am *Aihit's :1pmu15p 5:10 pina 11:05 nmt 'Mitteitil 2:'ttjipm 7:10 jpm 5:15 jim 11:15 nmtt ar IEasley Iv 2:15pmi 7:0t6 pm *Flag StationsK All t ralins dally excepti Sniuidy No. 10l conniects w iii Soti ther i lii Rilwayn No 391 N1or anyonnect r wih Soi IHrftaiway N No. 1 onnectw~esoo 111Inl.a oo 2eeuc with So u thierne Itallway No I I No I1 coneiccts ~ wih Souathern Rilway% No.10 -~~ J'rT TAYLORl lon Matnger .. OHAIILECSTON & WECSTERN VAl1WINA1 RAILWAY. Aruria anid D~epartumro of Trains, Greenu - villo. S. V. Effective A pril 34, 1190(. 0:301 a mn, No.-18 daily except Sundayli. foii l.a i reius atidt interiiaite statloni., arrive at Lati uroeu 9:00l a mn. 12:5 y' pmi, No. 5:1 dadIy for Laueire. illito N ewherry. Cotlumln, iii:1 I Num ie un -lirles. ltti 'oiiecting ut Suiiupttr withi A. <:.b. Titin No. 52 (or itihmottid. \igihingtont andu (atelutrin cit ie, ma att Ldiiiin-, with I A W. C. Train No,. 1 for Spaiitliti iug iindi tin No 2 for G.reen wooid. A icislti, i'l'. - 2::.9 p im, Newheirry 3. li pi. mi. 1,inmhiini I: IM .Sumiter 1:24) p me, Chlsi~c'on ':1 I, Spat n-i Augusta 5-*25 p. em. 1:-10 p mn, No. 43 1)billy exiet'j sNltudny. rir lauti rtai1 iind interiinedhiiteI statis. A rrlve at Lairrensd : 10..... 10:20 it en, No.87, datil> excvpt siiiday (runi .... 1.p0 im. No, s:,, dilly exceptilt Siimlay, fromt taurensan i ntiliitermeiicilte .tationsi. 3:25 p im, No. 5:2,1i1 daltt fro Iiharleston Sumater. Columbnhii, NewiatY berry, Clio, Sp~artanhnrltg, J ]* Augut~sta, GCree ooi 'iiLauiirenes. etc. 'Traiht No. 5'2 ttiim:4i thi rough beet we'en s *f Charlestonl w~titout change .1 ,'Iigon, A gi . Getoi. TI. 11ryane (Oni.-Agi. c Gl41isN V I L IC, S. C. I iinet Wiilliaum, (1. P. A.. 2 R. M. Grand, ITraf. Man.i Auetusta, Ga' O TAKE NOTICE. Fronitt tisj date I will be in the Super day')s after 8aledaiy in1 eachl 1(n0nth and Twusdaiy two weeks after eaich iialeday to transacmet business. (J. M, lNNH, Uiuerviso0r, MW 5t. -1nn6 PICKE Crop Out--Anything I Wion anl Women al! m Dresses. Hard rme of biie ball was played on the Pic on tl - other; hovever, the men wore vhat. I cy wert usud to. The largest gi *' If. :. m* -4A, \ ii Uw1m14us rw ha dl gathered to witnesos the contest, und both teams were loudly cheered as the umpire, who wNas also dressed a a lady, said play ball, and the game commenced. Under the rules of the game the men were compelled Lo bat. left handed, and also to throw with the left hand. There was very little' kickin, because the young lady who pitched for the ladies had her well tra.inred pot dog by her side and wheniever t mnpire's dcision failed Turni results al Fwhen you Pickens SOM S~I I .PCIAiA3. goI hor st % !uff, wvorth 10o. At 50' as t 1 Bo k s d if n wi> 101h )9t. ' . th o 'b. , D. It A1lt1f . - I' h u'. rc star h IC -r u1h 11 e 'oilw 11 il 0 I l or tc j ..... .(1 :Ih 1 )1 241l 11(lly, I [4.~.!Ant ''., e oauo'lid Count y (o n iy *1 5 185 . 1 J'. M "4 ,4 l. .i 1 II * 20 I4 4.. II . I 7l 3 6 i4 (1 -21 .' 3~ 39 I 384 I9 1 20 1x 12 0 9 324) 17 II 9:,.. I il I9 It '4 3 . 9o 8 7 1 .. 7 '3 94 53 .9 i u 'A* PRIGES FOR nd 40 ndAUGUST K LUARAN CE SALE1- will con July and. Aigust. 3ig re .1 lines. W hite goods to go 5c. i 5c White Lawn to go at 12%2C. r 2 1-2C. White Lawn to go at 8 i-3c. . Beautiful line of n at 15 per cent discount. All Laces and Eni ICC. black, and tan for men, women, and children, to e we have had this spring nearly cleaned up our are borgains to offer, if your size is in the lot you iscount. We still have a nice line of two piece for bargains, we are obliged to make room for buying. ed wire and nails, fresh car flour and car of corn .re, furniture, harness, saddles bug gics, wagons -scription, mowers, rak("v nrl st is always the chea uilding completed b, than any building large stock of general merchandise -lways pleased to serve 1-ats andI Gents . y. Sole agents for, Stew& rShoes, iron King~ Stoves BARGAINS! * BARGAINS! Wer ofIfr Great Bargains Slipj y -- tiam space each weekc for the bargains we are goi ng to offer. RESP~ECTF ULLY, CR A IG B3ROS.) ONE-PRICE CASH STORE. -:-NOTICE THAT-: -larris is still in business at the same old stand by him-~ Come around and get some bargains in general mer-. idise, but don't all come at once. I will sell your. a pound sack of goocd four for 50 cents. And all ther things according, minus Meat and Dried Fruit which is as high as H aman was hung. Irish potato seed, Bliss, Early Rose, ilurbanks and Becauty of Hlebron, by the pec~k at any old p)rice. J. F. HA RRIS, [sy m-in.si