Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IN., No in 4 ~*~E4~ha Store Pickens The Rem Hallum's Backache and Liver Cl H Local and Do not blame the weather with your cold. Gardening this spring will be an experiment. Last Wednesday was the coldest of the winter. It snowed slightly in Pickens last Thursday night. Capt. J. T. Taylor spent one day last week at his old home in Taylors. J. E. Gassaway of Central was at the county seat Monday on business. We regret to learn that Miss Patti Porter is very ill with pneumonia. Misses Mattie Finley and Lorena Taylor spent Friday in Greenville. A. C. Sutherland of Pump kintown was in town Tuesday on business. James Farr, of Te xas. is vis iting at the home of H. W. Farr near Easley. Mrs. Oliver Smith of the Cedar Rock section is visiting at the home of Dr. J. N. Hallum. Daniel Winchester of Easta toe section was a business visi-I tor at the county seat Tuesday. J.G'~I.Towe and family of route 5 spent last Friday at the home of J. H. G. McDaniel. Thos. Durham of Pickens route 5 was at the county seat Saturday attending to ousiness. The Ladies Aid Society of the Pickens Baptist church met with Mrs. J. M. Gantt Monday afternoon. I. M. Mauldin, the popular dashier of the Pickens Bank. spent several days last week in New York on business. Mr. Robert Stewart is at Clem son College at the bedside of his sick boy, Bruce. We hope he will soon be well. * Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Car son of Central spent Sunday in Pickens with the family of Dr. Seawright___ John T. Lewis of route 3 spent~ a few days l st week with the family of B. T. McDaniel in. Pickens.. Ernest Folger will leave Sat urday for New York, where he will "spend about two weeks selecting spring and summer goods for Folger, Thornley & Co. Mrs. W. E. Robinson has re turned from a Greenville hos pital, where she successfully un derwent an operation, and we. are glad to state that she is greatly improved. W. - N. Bolding of Pickens route 2, was a visitor in town Friday. Mr. Boldin~g has been reading The Sentinel about forty years and had us run his subscription up another year' in advance.- Hie is a Confeder ate veteran and says he doesn't expect to be here much longer, but we hope for Mr. Bolding many more years of usefulness and happiness. Subscribe for TIhe Sentinel. WEIl Carbon Paper for typewri etc. Typewriter : Ink Tablet on the marl 1 School Tablets. Ex Scotch Dimity Linen. B and Tablets. . E Keowee .1 res such esaswee -d o writing paper, tablets, N velopes and pencils. We ve the Rexall line. "Nuf sed." Drug Co. wil Store. Kidney Pills. Hallum's eansers. Personal Mr. James Hendricks of Lib erty was in Pickens Tuesday. Jesse M. Morris and wife visited relatives on Oolenoy last Sunday. E. E. Mauldin, of near Easley, was in Pickens this week on business. Mr. Vesta Mahaffey, of the Gap Hill section, was in town Monday on business. W. A. Boggs of Calhoun spent Sunday in Pickens with the family of A. J. Boggs. J. M. Wood, a good citizen of Nine Times, was in Pickens Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hendricks spent Sunday with his mother near Griffin church. A. A. Jones, a prominent citizen of Griffin section, was in town Tuesday on business. W. A. J ulian. a merchant of Greenville, formerly of Pickens county, was here yesterday. Mrs. Zade Cox has returned to Pickens after a very pleasant visit to her home in Washington. E. E. Kennemore, a good citi zen of Liberty route 4, was in Pickens Moncda-y on bousiness. Col. J. E. Hagood, U.S. Com missioner, of Easley, was in the city on business, Friday and Saturday last week. Miss Cooper, of Greenville Female College, was the charm ing guest of Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Balentine last week. Mrs. J. L. 0. Thompson and daughter, Miss Alice, and son, Homer, spent Sunday with rel atives in Pickens. W. H. Field, one of the good and prosperous farmers of route 3 was in town Saturday and gave The Sentinel an appreciat ed call. The Ladies Embroidery Club met last week with Mrs. G. F. Kirby. A delightful salad course was served, and Mrs. Kirby proved a most charming hostess. Our popular pharmacists, Dr. J. N. Hallum and Dr. R. E. Lewis, are among the most proinent men of Pickens. In fact they are the pill-ers of this town. P. P. Boggs, who has been i' ing at Nimmons for the past year, left this county Saturday for Savannah, Ga., where he has accepted a position. His brother, Will, has been it Savan nah several years. Few towns of this size can boast of an establishment like that of Hughes Brothers. These people have a complete blacksmith shop, woodwork shop and corn mill combined. They (do most of their work with improved machinery, a tenhorse power gasoline engine furnishing the power. And they are preparing to install in their woodwork shop a jointer of the latest pattern. They turn out some mighty good work, a sprecimen of which is the two horse wagon they have just built, selling it before they finished it. IAVE ters, transfering designs, Eibbons. Best 5c. :eL. it8 Sheets Paper. $ unination Tablets. ox Paper. Pound Paper .velopes to match. har macy ,'S.C. SThere will ha!f the pune ris ch eno ;i in :I: ~f 1 Grain crops and ric: SPot::sh of th c :oil L Ke ducti'n by insisting on~d d ctions. 1adGERMAN El ii Isa~lw: ' Vsi Mrs. J. McD. Bruce and Miss Frances Bruce spent Saturday shopping in Greenville. Clerk of Court A. J. Boggs and family moved into their new home Monday. W. A. Mauldin, one of Eas ley's best citizens, was a visitor here Monday. Mrs. Flora Lathem of Green 'ville spent Sunday with her pa rents in Pickens, Charles Hester, who has been attending a business college at Greenville, is at home again. Miss Helen Boggs left Mon day for a visit to friends in Greenville and Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Troupe Part ridge spent several days in An derson last week visiting rela tives. Mesdames H. F. Keenan and A. P. Lawrence of Liberty are visiting at the home of B. F. Parsons. Misses Mary Lewis and Chris tine Sutherland have returned from a visit to Central, Calhoun and Richland. R. A. 1 ldii, of route 2, was a -business visitor at the county seat Monday. He paid us a pleasant call while in town. Quite a number of our young people attended a box party at Hagood's school house last Fri day night and all report a nice time. Julius E. Boggs, Jr. is expect ed to return from Florida this week. The offer of chromos for good fish stories has been withdrawn, Mrs. Sallie Sutherland is visit ing her uncle, Joe Stansell, en joying the pure mountain air and Mr. Stansell's fine frying size chickens. Fall sown oats are generally fine. Many farmers are watch ing for achance to sow a few acres this spring. If you sow in the spring sow spring oa ts if you wish a harvest. We learn that Tom Massin gale killed a large rattle snake near Martin school house last week, which is a very unusual happening at this time of the year. ___ Dr. Lawrence Roper and family are no-v making Pickens their home. Dr. Roper has been practicing dentistry in Georgia for the past three years but decided to come back to the best country in the world, and we are glad to have these good people back. Ernest J Etiwan F 207 Bushels 1st Prize in South Carc Mr. Joye Writes to Eti "We use your Fertilizers 8-3-3 used under corn were y hands of Government Bureau (Sig Etiwan Fertilizers Have Grov~ First Prize- for Best Acre of Cor First Prize for Best Acre of Corn First Prize for Best A cre of Cornu First Prize for largest Ear of Com i 1000) bushels on ten acres in Will Fisrt Prize For Best Acre of Corn Etiwan Fertilizers Aiw For S Folger, Thornles FOTASH a? ways a SoyRice. .ce world live principally n id :nakes raising too much u :e to profit by this demand , : must sec that your land e,1ccga!v maize grcat inroads on the > ym:r soil up to the high mark of pro e.':iier containing at least S% Potah. i': ca::y such bC::n s. nor Potashii Samhs. 1:::7 mou:t re~ a 00-b.bas; np. of pr: ;irbi. frrtiliz::r for: uias W. B. Mann, of the Six Mile section, was in town Tuesday and gave The Sentinel a pleas ant call. The young ladies embroidery club met with Miss Vesta Ash more last Thursday afternoon. Delicious refreshments were served and a very pleasant afternoon was spent. W. A. Dempsey, of Spartan burg, who has been in Pickens for quite awhile, doing some work for the cotton mill, return ed to Spartanburg Saturday. Charlie Robinson, who for several years has been connect ed with an insurance firm uin Greenville, has resigned his po sition there and accepted a re sponsible place in Greenwood. We know he will make good and we wish him much and lasting success. It will be good news to the many Pickens friends of Messrs. Sam Craig, Cleo Mann and Gignilliatt Christopher, who are taking the law course at Univer sity of South Carolina, to know that each of -them successfully passed the recent examinations. Twenty-threeout of fifty in the class failed, but all the Pickens boys passed. There was no excuse for any well person not attending preach ing services in Pickens last Sab bath. In the morning and even ing Dr. Z. T, Cody, editor of thE Baptist Courier, preached in thE Baptist church here, and in the afternoon Rey. Mr. Bailey, pas tor, preached in the Presbyte rian church. H. M4. (Djock) Lewis, who was sentenced to jail about foum months ago for violating the whisky law, was released by~ Sheriff Roark last week, and has gone back to his home ir the Sunset section, where hE will make a crop this year. As soon as he was released he came to The Sentinel office and sub scribed for this paper. He paid for it in advance and .told us that he had never taken a papel before, but he wanted to take his county paper. We are glac to send it to him and hope hE will enjoy reading and derivE much benefit from it. While it jail he was a model prisoner. Ir fact, he is a good, honest man but j-ust didn't see what righ' the law had to interfere witl him in this case. Ntice of 7ila1 ilttlimcnt ali Dil~hig Notice is hereby given that I wil make application to J. B. Newberry Esq. Judge of Probate for Pickens coun ty in the State of South- Carolina, on th 18 day of March, 1913, at 11 o'cloc] in the forenoon or as soom thereafter as said application can b heard, for l.-ave. to make final settle~men of the emate of R. 0. Wili-ims de consed anid obtain discharge as executo of sa-d estate. W. R. Oats 4t Executor. oye Used ~ertilizers on One Acre ina State C: : Contes1 van Fertilizer Company: exclusively and the Potash anc. >ur goods and my manual ir so states.' 'ned) ERNET M. JOVE. m the Following Prize Crops: in South Carolina in....19.9 in Gorgetown County. S. (C. 190! in Georgetown County, S. C. 191( in Georgetown county S. C. 191( asburg County, S. C. ..191( in South Carolina in......191: ays Give Best Results ale B Januar . THE We have just finishe we found some lines of n and others only ; remna: regardless of cost. The , latest styles, and it will p last long at prices quote A Real LOT NO. I. A be; $12.50 LOT NO. 2. $15-C Big Lot of Silks at Big RE 27x36 in. wide. only 79( Sheno silks 27 in. wide Big Ribbon Sale on dis beautiful line of ribbons 2-A nice line of Taffet1 -One lot beautiful colla Big Reductions in many you to visit the Big Stoi HEATH ( Classified Column One-Cent-A-Word Subscribers of The Sentinel may have 25 words inserted in this column, free of charge For Sale For Sale-A new one-horse Oliver Chill Turn plow. L. F. Robinson, Pickens. For Sale -Fawn and White Indian Runner Duck eggs, pure white egg strain, heavy layers, $3.00 per setting of 12. I have the best stock that could be ob tained. Start right. I have also a pen of 7 ducks and 2 drakes, Penciled strain, that I will sell cheap. Mrs. R R. Roark.. Buy your frost proof cabbage plants from FW. S. CANNON, Megets, S, C. 1,000 to 4,000 at 90c, 5,000 to 9,000 at 80c. 10,000 to 15,000 at 75c. Special prices on larger orders and satis faction guaranteed. For Sale-2 heifer yearlings, 6 and 15 months old. Apply to J. C. Wade, Pickens, IR. F. D. 4. For Rent For Rent-One-horse farm in high state of cultivation; good house. W.B. Freeman, Pickens. Wanted We want 1,000 cords green poplar and dead pine wood at Pickens, Easley, Croswell, Lib erty, Norris, Central, Calhoun and Courtney. See or write us for specifications and price. Good mules and horses for sale. Gaines and Gassaway. Central. Money to Loan. Loans on farms. Three hun dred dollars to ten thousand dol Slars. Easy terms Apply tc R. T. Jaynes, Walhalla, S.C., o J. F. Keown, Pickens, S. C. apr23 THE DOVES OF PEACE hover over that home where a thoughtful hushawl provides pleasant gif ts for an a ppreciative Iwife. The thoughtfulness of th honeymioon is too often neg lected in Liter years. OUR~ JE WELRY STORE PROVIDES s many tempting things for the dlecoration of the person and the home, that we appeal to many husband who might other wise forget. Conme in, yourself. and get your w ife a present. H SNIDER. y Clearance Sale ---AT- - - - - - - BIG STORE. : our annual inventory, and in going through our stock ierchandise that had not sold as well as they should, t leit and in either case our rule is to ciose them out roods quoted below are not shop-worr, but the season's ay you to come early and get first choice as they won't Bargain in Cravanette Coats. nutiful cravanette overcoat, former price $17.50 to close )o and 16.-o coats only 9.4& :ductions. 1.50 Silks all shades only 98c. i.oo silks - oc silks 18x27 in. wide only 37 1-2c. One lot 9c: play in our dry goods department. Table No. i-A that sold for i 5c and 25c only 5C per yard. Table No. :a and Satins, 25C to 35c values only 1 oc.. Table No. 3 rs that sold ior 4o to 6oc values only 15c. lines of e c -?-.lines of merchandise and it will pay -e for tuc next 30 days. BRUCE=MORROW Co. Pickens, S. C. FEBRUARY PREMIUM OFFER - During the month of February we are going to give to the customer who trades out a bill to the amount of 45.00 a one time at our store absolutely free any piecp of merchandise 'on our 15~c counter. Or with a bill of $ro.oo anything on our -- 25c counter, Let us have the chickens, eggs and butter and what mon ey you can spare and KEEP OUT OF DEBT. It will pay you, CRAIG BROTHERS CO. A J.Bogg, 0. U. P. by deed dated Shrff s SaeDecember 15.,1908.-and recorded in deed SouthCaroina.book '-V" p age 248. Pickens county State ofSuhCaoia records t 2 which deed reference is here County of Pickens by made for a' more complete discrip-. In Common Pleas Court tion. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay C. W. Mauldin. Plaintiff, for all papers and recording same. VS. E. R. RoARK. Thomas H. Hallum., Defendant. Sheriff Pickens County. By virture of a decree of foreclosure ________________ signed by His Honor, Judga S. W. G. Shipp, dated January 21, A. D., 1913. Mothers Can Safely Buy and on file in the clerk's office for Pickens county, I will sell to the high- DrKn',icoeyadgv et bidder on Saleeday in MJarch, 1913 r,KigsDcoeyadiv during the legal hours for sale, before it to the little ones when ailing 'the Curt House door at Pickens. S. C.,-rnwihclogs Ithe following described real estate, toansufrnwihclogs llofth: icprclorc throat or lung. .troubles. tastes land lying and being situate In the ni hamls. o. -usda State and county; aforesaid and known ways used-. Mrsg:Bruce Craw- . in the division of the real estate of fr iga M~rts"r Nero Hallumse, decessed, as lot No 15,fodNara MowresDr and containing 24 acres more or less: King's New DiscoVery changed Also a loi of land containing one avidoubvfrmapleWahso 8-100 acres more or less and known in o . o rmapl.wasc said division as lot No. 8. The said 24 boy to the picture of health." acre tract adjoins land of NorghtonAlaShl.Bvita c Halluns,Nathaniel Ballums and others.Alashp.BuittPck Reference is bereb - made to a jplat or ens Drug Co. plats of said two lots of land made by J. P. Attaway, surveyor, November 21. -_______ 1906 and to Judgement Roll No. 2401, on file in the clerk'si office for PickensPtrnzoucaSiedc county. It~ being the same two Jots ofParneouclsiedo land onveyed to Thomas If. Hallum by -uimn. ~"Increase YOUR Yields Per Acre" -By Using Virginlia-Caroelina FertiliZerS They Have Stood the Test -\We are exclusive agentfoth VC goods in Pickens and have built up a first-4 class trade on their "WANDO,' Brand, wxhich can not be excelledi for a cotton or corn FertIilie. Comel in and get our pri ces~ Onl these goods. Foiger, Thornley & Company$ Pickens, S. C.