Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FLAVORING "True Fruit" brand, best d cents. A book of choice ( purchase. Other goods and Pickens The Rexa Ask for sample of lallun ular size luoX-0 pills-mai 50 pills--mailed for 50c. Local and Ml s V is iirK is visiting \bs.A. S I'oter , visiting: \\. 1". (1dr 1ko (h(denoy p Pin ickens. Edgar'( I k \i is spo1 t ili' a. feid's I hi, wee Ii .k i llAsh ville. lis \ic ''so ThoIpson. oft Vb rli, is visiting relatives inI l'ickens.. ii so t l( ' i iii it clV I ii eilt <>f I11 lrlipc-Mniw 0 ). inl destroyed by h11 i s4. It 44' in1 this counlty las0i we. t . INil es. Il .\lb tr l ii in 0't Iev rkt lilt isi n(4w abl its.u. .\lts. a. ElNI. ('bridtin-rof 11:11)k111'." )1(- 11i :ltiitIw 'i s. (i i vi il in , 11- a n h. ter, \ is. .1. \\W . Nal(v, i t ai - lY. H ii l*e.h is u an141. vtr:-isived gNI a. itl hI is.um\ n-r bIeaieto tiC At la's , sVi'i. i M sr . 'llarki ' a-ri mlnigI ,111 4 hler fn~. ~hr v iie tiss vIi hei la(dl, <if i he( NI I sid ,t vli th Ih ot Il' Io M r and NlIr. . \\', re las w. . k i hty on I' ig a statle isat iin hon4 o fl~ ti. anbin'.iis n ilh BYs Ie ARIS IfOS'r. li'a KEt'iO l W> 'tE , EXTRACTS y made. 2-ounce bottle 25 recipes given with every .sizes of extracts 10 cents. n Drug Co. I Store. i's Liver Cleansers. Reg g led for 25c. Large size Personal Miss Nellie Freeman has been visiting in Chester. Lrs. L. C. ThornJley spePnt a part of last week in Easley. Miss Ethel Gilmore, of Spar toibinv, is visiting the family of J. Mc!). Bruce. \Misses A ddie and Geneva Fin h-y aI"e visiting in Greer and Nliss Ilelin Boggs spent last week-end with Miss Frances Ikobinson in Ikasley. 'rs. 'Will Manldin and litt'le s' nt, (hinI'*s, of Greenwood, are vili in- inl Pickens. Horn-1 11mto Mlr. 'and Mrs., Iln thetr (hiiiess, of the Pickens lill village, on Monday, a finco girl. Messrs. MI. . Smuitl and G. :A. Iilis went, i Anderson conn. I V M oda nl' rell esttate busi. Brn'e, thle'Syear- 40d son of' l ald Mrs. J. I). IHIlder, wh( 111as ben iticallY ill, is im NI rs. J. I'. (Ca rev atl (laugh are visiting relatiyes inl Wood bury, (1. Nil, and Mirs. Walter Whit mal dhghter, or Anderson, at visit Ing 11e1 mt 0 her, M rs. N . F Thlorilev. Mr i. antd NI rs. NKay n jg o - rlevi'ard. ar'e visiting at th bomitte iof air. ltobert Kirksey i ('rOW ( reek. ron are visit ing relatives it Monro' ond ot her points i: Nothi('arol in a. ( '. MI. Howeni is now in t ttoth, buin itg fall atnd winte drty goodl~, notions, ete,. fo I sat h-lrt'ue Aloi'mw~ ('o. Mlr. andl NIr .. B. I". Parst'om1 W.A. Edens Jir. and Roy Neal ey at tended Ih InW\eslevan c'ami meet ing at (Cent'ral Sumnday. MIr. and Mrts. (. T. Smith o Saanahare visit ing his brt'( thr,3. '.\Sit'h, ofin Piken rt. mIeh is look'ited tw itI J. i~\'. Ash more haI~sbor Pikienl t hom hee fthis pa extendled visit, to poits in Geoi gin. MIiss \est a was elected tahini the Pickents school t hi A.~" MiN. NMorris is havinig wellig douse eected betwee: his rSiesiletnce and1( the r'esidlene' of1 NIr. Art hut' Gr avlev. Wheo c'oinpletedl it. will be occnpiedi b NI and MrttNIts. ,Jesse Miorris. Mi Arithut' Trot I er is also having. house (eectd juI Ist b~elow Mt (Gravlev 's, an wl~e utnde'rstani wilI he f or tret, GA HONE 2421 Casey Porter spent several days last week at Sun Set.. He reports a nice time. Sam Wilson of Piedmont spent Sunday in Pickens with his cousin, Gus Wilson. Alonzo Pace and family have moved back to Mrs. Pace's old home at the old Jim Porter place near Holly Springs. Mrs. 0. B. Williams, of Kan sas City, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Richey. She reports a severe drought in Kansas, no rain having fallen there in three months. Under the direction of Chief Nealy, the county's big 90-horse power tractor, pulling three scrapes, manipulated by able operators, has put the streets of Pickens in tip-top shape. Misses Emily May Hester and Mary McAlister. of Abbeville county, Marie Harris and J. D. Harris, of Gre'enville, were the guests of Miss Gertrude Harris at the Hiawatha last week. Rev. B. C. Atkinson closed a protracted meeting at Holly Springs Baptist church last Fri day night, with 15 additions to the church. The baptism will take place the third Sunday in Septellber. James Hagood, who has been on an outing in West Virginia, has joined his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hagood, in Pickens. He has as his guests Stanley Stephens and Robert Rogers of Charleston. A. V. Singleton, a railway mail cleik, and Elmer Hen (Iricks, of the Cedar Rock sec tion, were in Pickens on busi ness Saturday. Mr. Hendricks has recently returned from a trip to Iowa. For Sale-corn mill, cottonl gin, saw mnill:, good w ater p)ow (r; goo(d stand for store; 35 acres of land, .1 rooi house, out build ings, goo(1 well. Will sell cheap. See or write S. L. Simmons, Pickens It 5. Dr. W. A. Bowen, of Mt. Pleasant, spent last week in this County on professiontal busi ness and visiting his father, W. T. Bowen. IHis son, \Wilite, is spending this week with rela tives in thiscounty. MIr. and Mris. J. W. Cartledge, of A ugusta, Ga., and Mr. andI MI rs. J . TI. Gill(espie, oif Grieen - v xille. have bieeni on a vyisit to Mr. andl NMrs. E.~ NI. Gillespie in Pickenls. The three families also spent ten days in tie moun tains. W.I. Nix, who lives on TI. A. lBowen's place het ween Pick ens and LiAberty, r'eporuts the first open cotton b)ol1 on A ugust 15. This cotton bloomed July 1. H~e has nine acres of colon -from which lie expects to get nine bales. All who expect to attend the f Sunday School convention to be - hol in Pickens September 10 - will please send1 their names to 1 Taylor IH. Stewart, chairnman of t. connniiittee on entertainment, at once, so the committee can imako arrangements for en ter' ,tainment. - Dr. llam'say resignedl as pas .tot' of the Baptist church here C last Sunday, his resignation to take effect as s(on as another pastori can be securedl. T[he clhuirch and people her'e regret Ii'D. Ramisay's actioni, but his - d1uities as pr'esidlent of Greenville -a Femnale College prevent his ser' s ving as piastor' of any church. 0. P. Field, one of th is 'ouin i ty's good citizens, who has beeni 1sick for some time, was ('arriied a. to the Greenville hospital and operated oin by Dis. Mauildin, ~Black and Brown last Thur's (lay. Mr. Field's right eye was (ntirely r'emioved, and( hie i. (d0 img as well as5 could( be (xp~ected1. 11lis many friends hope for h im a ('omlelt~e and~ ear ilyvie' r ev. .I Miss Oer'trudle Harr'iis cha nn iogly (enter'tainedl a lar'g.e ln im ber' of' friends at the lIIiawathaI hote (' atuirdayv night in 1honor1 of 'her house - Iparty guests. Japanese Ian terns tastily ari r'anged madle the lawn a do Iligh t fulI place for pr'o'-ressi a conver'sationi, whic'h was the eatuiire of th e eveniin g, A brioad front piazza and i nstriu iental and1( vocal music was en.. Joyed by thle guests. On the sile p)orrh~ de(liciouls punch wa served by little Miss Kathleen H Iarrxis. The affair proved most pleasant and the time fox' (1e paiture came all too soon for thle mierriy guests. Miss Mary Robertson assisted Miss Hlaris Under the direction of Super visor Craig and Overseei Rags dale, the county chain gang has mand a. great improvement In the road between Easley and Pickens. About a mile from the court house the road has been straightened and shorten ed and greatly bettered. We heard a man tihe other day commending Supervisor Craig for his changes of several pieces of road, all for the better. The Sentinel force was made glad Tuesday morning when Mr. J. Mat Stewart stopped in front of the oflice with a wagon load of watermelons and select ed une of the finest and gave us. Of course we immediately cut the mellon and it was delicious, luscious, and then some more. We greatly enjoyed it and ap preciate Mr. Stewart's generos ity and thoughtfulness. A delightful lawn party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. E arle last Thursday evening in honor of their guest Miss Vivian McDaniel, of Lau rens. The lawn was beautifully decorated with J apanese lan terns and a most enjoyable evening was spent. Delicious punch was served by Mrs. W. B. Freeman and Mrs. C. L. Cureton. Quite a number of out of town guests were present. Frank Guilty About (Io'clock Monday after noon the jury in the Frank case after being out about four hours, brought in a verdict of guilty, and Leo M. Frank, a wealthy Jew, was found guilty of killing Mary Phagan, a 1.4 year-old girl in Atlanta last April. Quite a good (eal of interest was taken in the case by Pickens p1)eople. Some tho light Frank guilty, while others thought him not guilty, and after the verdict, was announce ed it came to light that som few knew all along that he wvas guilty. FROM ALL OVER THE STATE Latest News of General Interest Thai Has Been Collected From Many Towns and Counties. Greenwood.-Will Deloach, assist ant postmaster at Ninety-Six, commit ted suicide by throwing himself iL the pond of water belonging to th< Ninety-Six cotton mill and ilocate< near the mill. Columibia.--Conmmittee to pass up on securities offered by nationa banks desiring deposits from th< (United States treasurzy departmuent has boon appointed by the Columble Clearing House association. Chapin.-The a nnual old soldiors reunion was held here on August 20 A basket lenic, Ice refreshments and cigars was served free. Promineni speakers were present to adress thE old boys. Johnston.--A farmners' institute was held at Hlarmnony Grove and was wel attended 'by an enthusiastic crowd P. iN. Lott, county farm demonstra tor, was chairman, and after a shor1 talk introduced the speakers invite< to be present. Colunmba.-Capt. R. F. Watson o: Greenville has been appointed as member' of the military board of the Ng.'tional Guard of South Carolina, t< take the place of 0. WV. Babb, assist ant adjutant general, who has resign ed as a member of the board. Greenville.--As an indication of the Bcarcity of cattle in this 'section, sta tistics from the abattoir are Interest ing. According to thmese figures th< number of cattle slaughtered in thi last three months has fallen orf ovei 30 per cent, and it is freely predicted locally that theO next three month5 will show a still groater shortage. Columbia.-Tphe gmor III ordered elections to be heldl on the second Tuesday in N'ovenmber on the question of the annexatIon of a p~ortion of Lee county hack to Sumhter' and of a part of Clarendon counaty to Williamsburg. The elections w(ere ornderI'd after the proper petitions in eachl casa had been 11iled with and passed on by the attorney gener'al. Clio.---Nathani Allen, a negro boy about 14 years of age, fell under the large driving whool of a A. L. Cal houn's traction engine. Hie was so badly crushed t hat ho (lied from the effects. Oarelessnmess on the part of the dead negra in e-l'": and repass. lng the engine on a bicycle in too close proximity was tihe cause of the accident. Camzden.--During the last few days many alleged "blind tigers" havo been r'ounded up in and near' Camden and as a result some have been lined wiio others are under' heavy bond. Two detectives fr'om Charlotte came her'e reQpresentinmg thiemiselvyes as cot ton m-l1 opera'Ltives andi secured a job in one of the mills and 'within a few days had danmaging evidenfce against many alleged offenders. W)an1getm'g...-Nosian 19. SmoaJ nas been named assistant postmanstoer at Drangeburg by Post master' A. B. Webster. A. C. Van Or'sdel, the pres. 3nt assistant postmaster, has resign. ed to accept a position as postofilce inspector. Mr. Van Orsdell will leave Orangobuirg for Atlanta to enter up. on hin Antian n5 enOn or, '44 You are cordially invited to attend our Fall tailoring opening held by ISAAC HAMBURGER & SONS Mferchant Tailors Baltimore Displaying the only line in America backed by Real merehant tailoring Their representative will be with us to take measures SEPTEMBER 4th, 5th and 6th HE ATH-BRUCE-MORROW COMPANY Pickens, S. C. Classified Column One-Cent-A-Word Subscribers of The Sentinel may have 25 words inserted in this column, free of chargo lenov river; 25 acres good bot- P icke s a rag toms, with plenty good cotton land; nice 7-room dwelling, out buildings, pasture. J. J. Chas- Auorv' aoniis Gees8pa 11gs tain, Pickens route 3. u - *.~ -.-.--- Bdy Polish, Auto Soap), Batteries and~ all kin' For Rent.- Good one-horse of acessories, If we haven't got What youw crop. I will furnish stock or we will get it or it isn't made. renter may furnish it, P. A. P; Porter, Pickens, Lost. -Between Henry Suth erland's an( Secona church, a gold watch, Elgin movement; monogram "R. A. C." on back. Reward if returned to The Sen tinel office________________________ 1 oSt-Fr1(ay nlight, between the school house and B. a. La Boon is residence, a music plln. NP IWD EIW I SN CO FE Finder will please return to T~he Sentinel office. The best roastCd coffee onr the arket at the price. A For Sale--40 acres 3-4 miles ofP court house, joining lands of frest shipment just in. Don't forget the name, but come to Adr. Mcyaniel. For prices and B e and all kin terms write,ne e s. M. Iester,es.If e hna. estminster, S. C. Everything good in groceries. Fortale-McCormick Mower' almost good as new, at a welen gain. G. A. Ellis, Pickens. C - eE m- W -w Buy the Hlydro Carbonite_______________________________ 'Roof Paint for, rub~ber and metal..... roofs, Iron fronts and Grate a fronts atPickens, Hardware & Grocery Co. Farm for Sale Mister dfarmeta 69 acres. 2a miles west of Pickens Court jonise, On puolic frh hien Parcels Post, no o bt, has its adca road. MI. F. D. right v dr. teswte, c. Ht s . It brings to n elicacies fo yourable WestinStte o. O. taio - TEo good dwellings and i goo(I 1asily obtained. It inites with the rral deliv Fo . rio I ry ard the telephoe to make Sounctry life omowre Pickens,, S. C. It. F. 1). 2 1 uJyll' ttf~d 'i llO~)rl1Iyt i' alase 1 ost iytiiv fbarom tE i e ities. B ut D Desirable Farm For Sale .Farm k nox.vm as the It. 11.*) ,11 1 )iv worth p~lace, [!cosistinlg of P.' Ie Aile'i 190 acres, most of it in high State of cnitivation, si-taten. t1g it bring o o dllcies oryor tble aive miles soythoand hetlpo t e aorder li' oe Dhree miles north o Westiins- into forgetting anyt111 ome nerchant. - St tids ter. One k threo room house o. ilac. Wil sell to the highest bu e bidder CA Walhalla Ctiri, I louise VINecord for hnty Ife can't liuibug~ andUI at, 2 1). in. ()I) Mound y Svptem- I1tigil u11 hlis s~leeIve. AndI in advelrsity Ile is the1V re, 1, 1913m provid t in Sold at pivate sale before. seole to extend theand Terms: one-t.hird cash; al'- s9 safeguard 3,01' own futue an(1 keep anco in one aind two Years p)ay-- olioe VT :ments with interest at 8 per- r'u I oty e lcet. For particioiars apply to Tra(e at 110111e Mrps. Mary iworth or W. B. hiwor,h, 1 Vv91 poidie t s ol Therm01(0)s:ho onfTroical bad acle ting onte wil otwo yarrv in.ay-1 thentd witath intilrust 0 8a perIII LI ~ri~ cent.gr Fonre pariclasap to. Diborhel hetminister 29. Ft. gDcrSamo DraLus th. pambniof apeagra conference wil bo haveeim nPik n C u t boheld htSxere~ Auus 29, 'th