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The Picken Seutiel LOCAL BREYITES Some Thig !ou Know and Som7 You Don Know About Our Towns, tonty & People Saturday was an ideal spring day. Don't forget the election for mayor on the 3rd. A horse swappers convention is billed for Li1erty 1, 2,- 3 inst. Several, Pickeng lad~ies shopped a Greenville Saturday. Claud-Main, of Six Mile, was in the city*Iast Sunday. Mrs. T. R. Allen is spending a few days with relatives in Green ville. Mr. and Mrs. A: D. Mann,- of - Six Mile.were in town last Sat urday on. bsiness. Misses Janie.Bolt and Mildred Folger, of-Easley, visited friends here Saturday. Miss Janie.Bright, of Green ville, spent Sunday with home folk near Cross Roads. Marshal -Parsons, of Alton, Ala. visited his father, Mr. B. F. Parsons last week. Remeniber next Monday is salesday and there are several valuable tracts for sale. Mr T. H. Smith, of near Eas ley, was on the streets of Pick ens Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Stewartof Liberty have returned from an extended visit to Virginia. Mr. Earle Rodgers a few days ago accidently cut his foot and completely severed one toe.. Mr. B. A.. Foster, of the Da cusville section, was in the city last week looking after school interests. Ex-Gov. Ansel .addressed the citizens of Liberty a few nights ago, and a board of trade was organized. The stork has been so busy around Liberty recently that we have not the space to chron icde his visits. * Married on,'the 25th ult' -by Judge J. B. Newberry at his of. fice. Miss;Ola Massingale and Mr. E. H. Hiles. Mr. and Mrs J. F. Banister of Liberty visited the latters parents,. Mr. and, Mrs R. A. Bowen last Sunday. Dick Freeman arrived from Oklahoma last week. EDick was glad to'get here and his friends were glad to see him. Dr. J. L. Carpenter, wife and daughter, of Greenville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. McD. Bruce Saturday and Sunday. Mr. H. W. Miller, of: Atlanta, Ga., assistant to the president of the Southern railroad, was in town iast week on official busi *ness. Miss Leila .Ballentine, who has a lucrative position in At lanta as bookkeeper, visited re.l atives and friends in Central. last week. - Dr. A. E. Brown, superinten dent of the Mountain Mission schools of the Southern Baptist Convention, was in town last week in the iniferest of the Six Mile school. The tender sympathy of many friends goes out to Dr. and Mrs. J,. L. Valley in the death of their baby, which occurred on the 24th ult. Interment was in the cemetery here on the 25th, the funeral services being con ducted by Rev. G. F. Kirby. Weai-e requested by Rev. W. M. Walker to say that he has been appointed- evangelist for the Piedmont and Twelv~e Mile associations, and that any1 church desiring his services in special meetings during the year will please notify him by A March 1. His address is Central route 2. Mr. J. W. Winchester wishes' to express his thanks through The Sentinel to -Drs..Porter atid Cannon, and to his friends and neighbors and also the church I;. and Sunday school at Mountain drove for their~ kindnesses to' him and his family in their re cent sickness. Rev. W. C. Seaborn will be very appreciative if the finder / will return his .lap robe, lost tw:>~ weeks ago between his house ''T'. Kelley's mill. The on one side and e a other, with a lion eye gone, The thanked and re warM K return. W : y ifor corn see us Fse, OR MAYOR. ay. and Mr. J. P. Hyde is hereby an nounced as a candidate for Mayor of Pickens at the ap , proaching election. tf We, the friends of G. R. Hen dricks, hereby announce him as a candidate for Mayor of Pick ty ens. the election to be held on t 3d day of Feruary, 1912. ing Mr. J. F. Harris is hereby an nounced by his friends as a is candidate for Mayor of Pickens so- subject to the action of the me qualified voters in the election -ess o le held February 3, 1912. Pellagra Killed 368. Ed. According to the Cencus Bureau report just out pellagra killed 368.peoplC in the United eek States -in 1910. The gFeatest of death rate was in North Caroli hly na. Of this number 71.5 per ard cent were females. This re gs, port... a stated, covers the year his 1910, and since then this disease >n. has been on the increase. I has baffled the most skilled physi ne, cians asno cause for it has never ey, been discovered nor has any ut remedy been found for its cure. a A Card of Thanks. t- I take this method to extend red my sincere thanks to all for of my friends for their faithful ree and untiring help during the ial sickness of myself and my son, ht Homer, also to Dr. Woodruff for Iys his faithful medical aid. Please om accept my thanks one and all. be May the blessings of the Heav ful enly father rest on all in this 3y. life and a home in Heaven. e, J. F. Stephens and family ad. dhe BUSINESS LOCALS. he -For land anywhere in Pick ars ens county see or write J. R er Ashmore. "The Land Man." im FOR :RENT-One five room rs house, outbuildings, orchard etc and two aeres of land with it in ~il- the edge of town. Convenient h- to church and school. Apply to e, 2t Craig Bros. n~' FOR SALE.-I offer for sale the yhouse and lots known as the A. R. B. Cameron property, in the town of~ Pickens, and in a good of .locality. Reasonable terms can ng be had. .T. J. MAULDIN. us dec14--3t ic For Sale-Eggs from the pure For and best strain of White Or dy pington chickens. Prize winners iiis at the Pickens Poultry show, 19'11. 'Price, $3 and $5 setting. to B. Lewis, d, tf .Pickens, S. C. th, :GENERAL Hon. Tom Watson, isn a NEWS a letter received at Au el NOaES gusta, Ga., is said to e av declared that he will never be 7Sas candidato ora office again. He also says, it is reported, that In com-. sing back into the democratic party, S he has abandoned none of his former ft p'rinciples. He says that he will fight for those principles by a new method, forced upon him by circumstances over which he had no control. A survey is being made for a rail. road from Decatur, Ala., to Falls City, Lci- a new town at Clear Creek Falls in at Winston county, 50 miles south of -i here. Civil engineers commenced the 11ssureyat Bashams Gap for the pur 1S- pose of determining the best and d. cheapest route over the mountain at ethat point. As soon as this Is determ heined the road survey will be complet re ed the entire distance from Decatur ,sto Falle City. - - ids By a unanimous vote, tlie Southeast ern Cotton Buyers' AssocIation, in ses resion in Atlanta, expelled from its mem er- bership the firm of Knight, Yancey ht & Co., of Decatur, Ala., for Its alleged ~ill forgery of bills of lading for cotton, by which English and Eurorpean firms ge were defrauded of about 7'T,00,000. d, C. B. Howard, of Inman, Akers & In an man, made the motion that Knight, - Yancey & Co. be expelled. Tenders for four war vessels for the ut ew Canadian navy will be called for n- shortly., Thel experts of the naval in service 'departmenlt are now working on the specifications. These four yes sels are to be built . in Canada and awill mark the birth of warship eon struction in th~s country. The ar-ma' mn ient wIll be purchased In Great Britain.,, aS -George A. Rose, formerly connected Lad with the Producers' National B'ank, re of Cleveland, has been released from he the Ohio penitentiary, .after serving tefi years for violation of the bank. itV ing laws. His home has been broken ol. up, his wife dying in Cleveland some at years ago. Kansas City, Mo., advices state that receivers 'for the 'Jones Dry Goods Company, one of the largest y. retail general merchandise concerns hill in this part of the west, have been a ppointed by the federal court here. edThe liabilities are placed at $1,600,000 :he and the assets at over $2,000,000. eill W, L. Manning, of Whitfield coun iat ty, Ga., has announced himself a can -didate. for governor. He states that he will not enter the primnary, but be will run as an independent candidate, and desires to stump the state with the party nominee. He 13 a farmer preachei. Delegates to the twelfth biennial convention of the Brotherhood of Lo.' coflnotive Firemen met at St. Paul. It uis CMpected there will be an attend ance of about 8S5. The convention U.will be in session about three weeks. The ann-:al convention of the Geor .iabanike'rs h1: been held a.t the Kim teball hos in Atlanta. There were or 300 prese~nt. An interesting program >lor was carrie 1 out, ending with a sump tuous banquet. I T00 LITTLE MONEY) Will not buy a Dependable Piano. Too Much Mo1iey Does N t Necessarily C r; r.<< C1 . "THE JOHN H. WILLIAMS PIANO" 33 Strikes a happy medium in Price-and insures thej Thi maximum intrisic value. This Piano is built according to strict specifica tions in one of New York's most modern Piano Fac toriqs, and contains every feature possible in a sci enti cally built instrument. The One Artistic Piano in which you do not pay for name. Guaranteed for a life time. Sold Diiect From Fac tory only by John H. Williams ---T HE PIANO MAN, Phone 682, GREENVILLE, S. I. Victor Talking Machines and Supplies. Oh U1912.~ WE WELCOME' YOU. And to show the people of Pickens county that we )7 j are proud of the buisness tfiey have given us for the past n tj year wejare going to offer for The First 60 Days of 1912 ONE OF THEu Best Premlums EVER OFFERED TO THE TRADEu LISTEN With every CASII DOLLAR you u~ 1 - spend with us during the first u( 160 days of this year we will give you a chance at one of )L th best .....STEEL -:- RANGES ......... on the market. SWhen we say Cash we mean that you have the goods I Sand we have the dollar. We have one of the best lines Sof goods to select from, such as. SGroceries, Flour, Choicest Meats, Bran, u i( Shorts, Cotton Seed Meal andjHulls, S Oats, Corn, Sugar, Coffee and all I( kinds of Canned Goods..u Ourstok o godsisllwys~complete and Prices Right.~ 2 We have one of the best lines of Hardware to select { from to be found anywhere. Hames, Collars, Collar 1( Pads, Back Bands, Traces, Harness, Bridles, Plows, Plow I Stocks, (single and double stocks.) DON'T FAIL to'see Ius about one of our One and TworHorse Perfection 1( Stocks. There is no stock to equal it. Try one. TURN PLOWS.u SOne and Two Horse, the best that money can buy. g SAsk any 'owner. Sewing Machines, Cooking Stoves, Ranges, Mill Supplies, u Builders' Supplies, Lubricating Oils, Roofing (both Gal- g vaized and Rubber.) The best Rubber Roofing on the market for $1.45 per square. DON'T FORGET YOUR COUPONS !-For $1.00 )m worth of coupons may get this beautiful..$27.50 Range ) . Free.u - Rember the Place. SPickens Hdw. & Grocery Co. 2 T. R. ALLEN, Manager. ANNOUNCEMENT. We ar'e new in the Mercantile business but are *here to erit your patronage, and we will do so if fair dealing, good oods and right prices count for anything. We carry a full ne of Drfy Goods, Notinus, has, Shoes 8Rd~ ocer6ies, And will make you prices to suit 9 cent cotton. We pay highest cash price for all kinds of roduce. Make us a visit and be convinced that we wilil treat you ight. Yours for business ~ Yomngblood & rezale. .INV .F CL EA I 0 * We have just finished taking culled out some lots of Depen sold as they should. We wil I over, but, right in the middle Mlen's Suits and Ext Ladies' Shoes, LadiE and Coat Suits for selling price. Big Lot Crossett Shoes One lotj Assorted Leathers, D former price 3.50. now----_- $2.85 Big lot Bay State -and Won- 1 in-a-Walk Shoes, $3.50val., at $.0 D One lot Assorted Leathers, 1 same brand, $4 val., now_ -- $915 Oie lot. Men's~ Shoes that e? sold for $4.50, now-.... --_. . .0 One lotiMen's Shoes, $2.25$1. 68 SHats jole M 25,50,75,1.50 . Men's and Boys' Suits One lot Men's Suits value 18 00, to go or ---.--. .------.------..$1.0 One lot of Men's Suits, that sold for 8 16.00, now One lot Men's Clothing, sold for 6. I 12.50, goingat One lot Men's Neav'.Suits. sold for 40 8-5 price I .Any Youth's Long Pants Suit in the I house at:Actual Cost. On. lot Men's Pans. i5' t . 50 .values, for..-- ...- ....---------* vaI s fo ....... ...........One lot Men's Pants, 1.50 to 2 530 < neii 4ot~ Men's Pant', sold for 3.50 1.75 I O e lot Men's P'ants, value 4.50,'to 19 go.at. - . - - - - - - . - - - jlleath-B ee* Leaders In iThe Extremely Lt that we are selling our En money in the purchaser's y S to get tid of some dead st< AT AND BELOW TI .ITo the Country N I You had better load your S the goods, at the right pri< 3can shoot our goods to yo' 3 -can buy elsewhere. We I 5 ~paper knives, 1 20-gallon st 0 We can fit you In Sha a fact we still have most any 5 peas, chickens, butter, egg g Yours to SA iJ.. E. Parsons Advertisers are Most Ean to Have the Copy for the ater than Monday, to Insi our Annual Inventory, and h.ave dable Mechandise that hveifot I not wait until the seson of the seasoo, we re offerhig ra Pants, M :a#d s and Misses 0,96 one-half ther e Ladies C6at SuI 5 Suits, sold for- $22.50 U. this Sale- --- 4 Suits, sold for $25.00 q this Sale 8 Suits, sold for $20.00 now . 7 Suits, valued at $15.06 to go in this.Sale forP One lot $12.54grade to One lot vaie4 'at $8.50 to go for---. Queen Quality Shoes - The kind that so!. for 3.0'0 N" :4 for . . .- .......- ............. One lot same brand. formerly .' 2.75 - now .... .... .- .. ....... ...- .. One lot Queen Quality 4 00 grade 2~ goin at. -One lot Boston- Favorite Lad e Shoes, were 2.50. now. One -10 Souther'i Girl and A' t- -- T graph Shoes. 'value 2.50, for L~ Onie loi Southiar d Bells, value -1 ~0 *o go at..:............. --- .. .. . .....8 Wash Goods 1lot Pink and Tan Chambry, 8 13 at 5c 1 lot Percal, Striped and Checked.Ging ham, value 10-12 1-2c:---7 i-2C< 1 lot Percals, Ginghams 12 5 - 9 Blanket and Comfort Steck to go. d Cost 1 lot Black Crow Hose 25c val., IA c Low Prices. Q M tire Stock of Coods- t certainlyr~. locket. We are not running a speci~ .saI >ck, but you can buy anthing in ohr's r< IE ACTUAL WN OLE SALE COST, lerchants '. tock-gun with our amnmunition, for we hav :e, arid can save you money. We' know ir customers with a better profit thiiA iave. a full line .of fixtures, show cases, scL~ alfmeasuring oil tanks, etc., etc. - - mes, Hats, Overcats, Suits andtn thing you are looking for. TBring us- you( s, etc. VE you MONEY, iesdly Requested and~i it Ads. in ourne ire Pubica o na ae FOR SALE-One Bay Hc buggy and wagon, 20 bales h 300 cans beans and-tomatoes, other articles. Terms, cas] Carlos-Gantt, Liberty. S Notice to Teachers The teachers of the cou are 1equested to meet in~ Pickens graded school build on Feb. 10, at 10.30 A. M. The object of the meetinp to reorganize the teachers a ciation, and to discuss sc problems relative to the prog of the schools of the county. R. T. Hallum, 37 Co. Supt. Mr. Richard Lenhardt Dead Mention was made last w of the serious illlness of -two Picken3 county's most hig respected citizens, Col. Rich Lenhardt and Mr. Aaron Boa and little did we think that issue of The Sentinel would c tain the death of one of then Mr. Lenhardt died at his hoi three miles northeast of Easl Monday night, the 29th. ab 12 o'clock. A year ago, he suffered stroke of paralysis, wh.ch afft ed his left side, but: recove sufficiently to be quite active a man of his age. About th weeks ago, he suffered a par stroke, which affected his ril side. It was thought, some d; ago, that he was recovering fr the stroke, as he seemed to improving, and was cheer and hopeful. Last Saturd however, he began to recli and continued so until the e He was in his 86 year, Mr. Lenhardt settled place where he died about time of his marriage, fifty ye ago, and has lived there e since. His wife preceded I to the grave more than ten ye ago. Surviving him are seven c. dren, two sons and ,five dau1 ters, Misses Minnie and Liz: M' sdames Williams, of Gre ville, A. G. -Wyatt, of Easl J. K. Lathem, and Messrs. F., and B. D. Lenhardt. Mr. Leuhardt was a man vigorous intellect and steri ualities~ He .numbered friends by his acquaintanc was geneious, kind; and pul spirited. He will be missed cnany reasons. In h'.m the net ver found a helper, and place cannot be filled. His remains -were carried the family burying grou: about four niiles north of Gre yille, for interment on the 30 and there in the presence o1 large concourse of sorrowing : atives and friends, his body v committed to mother earth. The tender sympathy of hc of friends go out to the ber family in their sorrow. The Six Mile School. Prof. J. E. Crim, the prir pal of the Baptist Academy Six Mile. last week tendered resignation to the board of tr tees and the same was accept This does not mean that school willystop or that th will be any change in the ph for its continuance. The friei and patrons of the school urged not to slacdken their int est, for the chool will go ri; ahead. Te other teachers a remain a'id will have cha ntil a principal can be fou: wich, it is hoped, will be at arly day. The dormitory, for the prese will be in charge of Prof. C~ trell and wife and the school carge of -Misses Richards who will be acting princil Jones and Brett. The trustees held a meet t this place last Friday and v~ nuch pleased -with what I been acco~nplished and w exceedingly jubilant over utlook foi- the future prosper nd usefulness of the scht They wish it understood ti the schgol is no longer an periment but an establisi nstitution, and is here to st ts usefulness, however, 3 epend largely on the continm Co-operation and interest of People. This, it is hoped, ' not abate but inci ease, and t] in the near future the good fuences and benef its will felt far and wide'. Ireland's Blua. Strange to say, the natlonal coi.y Ireland is and alwys has bee 1 (that is, heraldie blue, ultramarin-. 's somespeoplo have thought, sky b: Green never was the natiortal colo Ireland. The national color is t:: from the ground of the arms. In case of Ireland it is azure, 'a ba~rl stringed- argent-thus blue is ihe c