Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FARM Halum's Li 25 and Guar DR] J. N. NALL( Mhen oCal: ant your eye on our Spech tt o earidgeawa on bufifess Frhia3 T e 6ickhns Hardware an Co. sells Sentinel alarn 1uri]nk Waldropspent som Greenville 'on busines week. -:Chastain of -route 1 wa usiness one da week. .Thomas Welborn spent hours in Greenville Frida ess. 310.Gravley of route 3 wa ~onFriday for the first tim nite awhile. Childress, of nea the in Pickens o: y some in Gr ad the M< reenville tly im yother Mann c the~ visi $iI.H. Thackston, a good citi e;n of Liberty was in Picken h usiness last Friday. - E anieEllison, ,of l ce, Sheriff R. E F with the Pro a e r yet? If not, d< --M Ea* Mauldini,- a pre sees eand citizen fron 1 te~ain Picken ~Avery Looper, popular sales datfor C. D. Stradley & Cc 4 Greenyille, visited in thi Jut astiweek. ~E.T. Day a progressiv eron route 4 was in tow] hday last week and paid th $entitnel office a call. e- ladies' cottage praye RUnae 3riday after 4 6cok at the home o ailey Robinson. d MJunkin of Marietti and2E. N. McJunkin ute 4were in townlOi one dafTat week. are glad to learn tha . F. Havnes, who wa: - e on .for appendicitis a ~illesomnetimeago, isim . -She is now at he: Liberty route 3, th< ell. not convenie store, 2 I oryourd - "Promiptnless OWEE I -7f - ~ H~;:& E!AI 100 ' NOW! rer Cleansers 50c a box mteed LG COMPANY tall Store n, Proprietor i No. 8 I Personal I d Douglas Yongue ii confined to . his rdom with, a severe cold. Weldon Chiistopher is con fined -to his rogm with a severe cold. 3 George A. Ellis returned Tues day from a business trip to New Orleans. s The Pickens oil mill ginnery ginned more than sixty bales of cotton Friday. s F B. E. Grandy left Monday for Orangeburg, where he has a contract to build a postoffice a building. Rev. J. 0. Bailey wil reach at the Pickens S church next Sunday afternoon e at 4 o'clock. Auditor Christopher last week r visited his sons, Rev. W. A. at 2 Duncan, Gignilliatt and Bristow at Greer, and John at Green ville. Revenue officers last week de stroyed a still on Little Eastatoe, one near the North Carolina line land ten gallons of whiskey in Auditor Christopher has ex tended time for making tax re - turns until March 1. After that s date a penalty of fifty per cent will be added to all personal property 2eturned. 3 The Pickens Township sing ing convention will meet with Secona church the fourth Sun da nthi month at 2 p. m. t e 8.All singers are invi ' , . and es y all leaders. Twenty-six new names were added to The Sentinel's list last - week, which is not so bad, con 1 sidering the "hard times." We 3 are always mighty glad to add new names to our list. Help us to keep it growing. .W. D. Sutherland, forierly Sone of Pickens county's most prominent cit-zens but who about two months ago moved to Sugar Valley, Ga., is in this county on business. Mr. Suther land is looking well. . Messrs. J. E. Singleton and J. E. Friddle, two well-known - citizens of Dacusville, were in Pickens on business Tuesday. While here Mr. Singleton took advantage of our olubbing offer ~,with the Progressive Farmer. SRev. D. W. Hiott expects to have with him at several of his churches on the third Sunday b'inApril, D. J. Fant, the well kiown engineer-evangelist of SAtlanta, Ga. Mr. Fant will al - so speak at the Pickens Bautist church on that Sunday. More >definite announcement will be made later. nt to call at our tell the 4a rug wants and Prity. HARMACV & STORE SFOR Let The Sentinel order yo engraved wedding invitatior announcements, cards, etc. V are agents for the best knov engraving house in the countr Work guaranteed. McSwain & Craig, lawyei have been employed to assi the State in the case agair Perry Anders, charged wi killing Samuel Capns, whi, will come up in court next wee A. K. Hughes, who lives Laurens county near Wa Shoals, was visiting in ti county last week. His moth( Mrs. Larkin Hughes, will ma her home in the future with hiu Ford W. Williams will a comodate subscribers to T] Sentinel in the vicinity of Dact ville who wish to renew th< subscriptions. Any one desiri to take the paper may lea their subscriptions with him. J. B. Aiken, son of Jeff' Aiken of Central, has resign his position as business manag of the Greenville Daily Piedmo and moved to Florence, where ] will be district agent for t] Southeastern Life Insurance C R. H. Sweet of Liberty rou 4 was at the county seat o' day last week on business ai while here renewed his subscri tion to The Sentinel. Mr. Swe says he does not think the pap is worth much, but his wi likes to read it. .Mr. W. O. Richey. '.d so W. C. Richey, recentl 'f Ga fornia, and little Winnie Dai dame. to Pickens Saturday, visit the family of R. L. Dav Mr. Richey, the former, atten ed the farmers' meeting ai other business while here. Last week Commissioner Ro inson bound over to Feder court Messrs. George Holcomit J. A. Ramey, Will Johnsor ai Earle Galbrath, and Ed Cha man gave bond for prelimina hearing on February 20th. I are charzed with violating t] internal revenue laws. 'Triammell's Music Palace again open, this time as a brani of the Kimball Piano Co. Greenville. Mr. Trammell sa he feels at home with this cor pany, as he has been closely sociated with them for the pa twelve years. The new place in the McFall building next do to the garage. Treasurer Stewart has bei notified by the proper authol ties to keep the county tax bool open until April 1 and colle taxes up to that time withoi penalty. After that date te collection will be in the han< of the sheriff and five per en penalty will be added to all d linquents. .___ A great many people have i wrong idea about w S registrars of v4i tics g the' ""gistering san deaths. Once a ye; each county pays the registra at the rate of twenty-five cen for each registration certificat and the family in which. tl birth or death occurs does n have to pay for it. Last week we made mentic of a large lemon which w raised in the yard ot B. F. Pa sons and asked if anyone cou beat it. It has been beat.] the yard of C. L. Cureton gre a lemon this year which mea ures fourteen inches around at weighs one pound and s ounces. Now can anybody be that? Sheriff Roark and Depu1 Sheriff Christopher last Tue day captured in this county I Moore, colored, who was want< in Brevard, N. C., f stealing. The sheriff Thursde carried the prisoner to Nori Carolina, and brought back ar lodged in the Pickens jail St Proctor, colored, who about tv years ago broke out of the Ea ley guard house. Proctor we caught by North Carolina ai thorities in Asheville. He wi in the Easley guard hou: charged with breaking into ti store of Robinson & Thorntc when he escaped. He will1 tried at the next term of cou here. Another Greenville policema killed him a man last weel This time Policeman~ Mye shot and killed a negro nami Kid Davis, who was resistir arrest and who is said to ha, drawn *a razor on the office The policeman has been releast on a $1,500 bond. Chicora college, located; Greenville, will likely be movt to Columbia after the prese] session and merged with tl College for Women. Both c< leges are controlled by the Pre byterian denomination in th state. A Washington man is suir the management of a theatre that city for $1,500 damages, leging that he "suffered gre mental pain and anguisbrwh< acorus girl rushetdown tl aisle and ' i. His wi m~aa1th hi~ the time. is, + -r 7 THEIE WINTER " MORNINGS. -. A cup of Good Health-giving Cof- - J fee sets you right for the day's rs, t work. Not how Cheap, but how j st T Good is the question. Buy a . Ist pound of LUZIANNE ch a And you have the EQUAL OF J TWO POUNDS of Barrel Coffee. in~ Besides that .re iLuzianlfe Is Cleans L uzIt nHealthy and Fragrant r when you open the can. str Wo knows but that the store Cre ke cat slept in the barrel or bag the and c t1. night before you got your supply In a of loose coffee? of bt flour, 1*e ..Luzianne Coffee.. one-ti For Sale by all good Grocers in th og a. TH rtspina( e --gentl Mut D. eMelt d stew ier chopp er ees .flou when 1e matoe id teasp< .P- Fanny J. Crosby, famous quart et hymn writer, died at her home Put i er in Bridgeport, Conn., last week, and t fe aged 95 years. .She composed Ban about eight thousand hymns head( which are sung _.-protestant n churches thruout"Ahe world., ,!e i "Sayd by GracV "Blessed. boiled is Assu'ance," "Rescue the Perish- of sus to ing,".and "Safe in the Arms of salt il s. Jesus" are typical of her most d- popular religious verses. Miss Pea 2d Crosby wrote her first song when cupfu she was eight years old. cupfu themI Then ___ ___ pour ++++++++++++++ hasb LOST! LOST!e p What? t Young Men and Women of ht - Pickens County, of Listen: + A t [[ Thur s- ?You are wasting fully half a.Mrs. st +your time by not taking a :andri is course in Perry Business Weet oCollege. $by t ,ing i n - Let Us Prove It To You.!. speai was< s } A small amount of money ced c will equip you for a posi- ?prese LXt.ion paying three times--ir j*your present salary. Writear ttoday for particulars. m~4~no cure our specia' i~ once a y Tu - oppoi -+ Address SPerry Busimess +a Sp l's College e, + GREENVILLE, S. C 1,000 t 4first New ~PICKENS n PICKENS, S SCapital & Surpl t Interest Pad on J. McD. BRUCE, y President. PIC KENS RA1LWA " TIME TABLE NO. 12, SUPEROEDIl IN EFFECT JUNE Be No. 1 No. 3 No. 5 Dis. Stations. 'n 7.30 A.M 11.00 AM 13.15 P. M Lv. 0 Pickens e 7.3 " 11.05 " 3.20 " 1 Fergusor t 7.45 " 11.15 " 3.30 " 5 Parsons 750 " 11.20 " 3.3 " 7 Ariahis 755 " 1.25 " 3.40 " 8 Mauldins 800 " 11.30 " 3.45 " Ar. 9.3 Easley x o agent. No. 1 connects with Southern Rai gand 4 connect with Southern Railway e 5 connects with Southern Railway tra r. formation apply to J. T, TAYL( G ~ee PICKENS SE in PICKENS, Li FOJARCOUIR1'T& 1lNUF~I'URIN(G E GUPBOA1 SEASONABLE FARE. DINNER MENU. Soup. Creamed Spinach. Mashed Potatoes. utton Ragout With Macarom Banana and Lettuce Salad. Peach Cream Whip. Coffee. SIMPLE dinner for the I may be prepared accordi the above menu. med Spinach.-Wash, cook, iop fine one-half peck of sp saucepan melt one tablesp tter, add one tablespooni one-half teaspoonful of sa Ird teaspoonful of peppe ror two minutes. Gradual ee-fourths of a cupful o mtiI smoothly thickened, a ,h, draw to one side and st for ten minutes. Serve on Plain, bo Wholesome. ton Ragout With Maca mne tablespoonful of butte pan, add one tablespooni ed green pepper from whi< have been removed and Cul of chopped onion. CoO onion Is a golden brown. arter of a cupful of bre nd cook until frothy. The wly one cupful of the liqx the mutton was cooked thickened add one cupful . Season with salt, peppe nful of lemon juice and r teaspoonful of horser a slices of cooked mutton irn over boiled macaroni. ana and Lettuce Salad. )f lettuce, line the dish with , shred the rest of the 1 ith one larg'e or two small bananas ;agid a chopped egg. Disiclve one tablesp ar and ontl:ghth teaspoor . vinegar. : Mix and serve. A Delicious Dessert. :h Cream Whip.-Sprinkle a of sliced peaches with a I of powdered sugar, all to stand until a thick sirup : press through a fruit siev ;owly upon a pint of crear een whipped solid, beatinj . Place directlY on the and just before serving f ffly whipped white of one A Woman To Lecture the Methodist chi sday evening at 8 o' Amy C. Weech of a, Va., will lecture. h is brought to our i e ladies of the local V She has not only a i ersonality but is a p :er of great power. ne of the workers whc : in driving the bari iVirginia recently. 1t she is a national or nd Lecturer of the V Christian Temper i and state organize nia. Those who fai xer at the Methodist ch ~day night will miss a tunity.* . R C. Saufley on Mon a biplane, equipped ~rry stabilizer, flew York city, Brooklyn ;atue of Liberty. At she attained an altiti feet. Mrs. Saufley wa woman aviator to fly York. B AN: . C. s $60,OO( epsits FRANK McFa Cashier Y COMPAI G TIME TABLE NO. 8, 1911. No. 2 No. 4 1' Ar 9.10A.M 1.50 P. M4.3! x 9.05 " 1.45 " 4.3( x 8.55 " 1.35 " 4.2w x .50 " 1.30 " 4.li x .45 " 1.25 " 4.1( Lv. 8.40 " 1.20 " 4.0! iway train No. 42. N trains Nos. 39 and 12. in No. 11. For furthe )R, Supt., Pickens, S. NTINEL S. C. CO Louisvile it G AVEA S *An. B. T A) Ifso separator amily self a preE mg to thing, for time and Lnach. )Onful W lof .t and -and y stIr Irich I the mmer toast onL u1a ul of h the . tea It un Add kwned n stir or in ,and of to r, one one. Cream S adish. ,heat ash a green - ttuce. pared'He hard H )onful frul of large ) small eand 2 that con. Ice to egg. Lex- Barred Plymouth Rock, prize winners. Mr.Stock and eggs for sale. I have some Mr. n d bagm for you. Write E. D. wn ugeLiberty, S. C. 43 leas- h ve eggs for setting. White Leg le-ic thorns, young strain; cock bird one of 1bcltefinest in the state; has won prizes She !among strong competition. Also have suc- single comb Ancona eggs for sale. oom (Rev.) W. A. Lamar, Easley, S. C. 45 At Wanted-To farm on shares with good an- man; good stock, tools and land. 20 or ro 25 acres; also money to run on for the m-year. Edwin Davis, Central, S. C., R 3, nce care Mrs. Garvin. ' tor~ For Sale-Slightly used marke't re Iofrigerator; also several computing scales rch in good repair. We are Carolina head Teat quarters for everything required in gro cery stores and butcher shops. South ern Scale and Fixture Company, Colum bia, S. C. 51 day, Wool rolls for sale at Craig Bros. Co., with Pickens. over Wanted- Young man holding first and grade certificate wishes country school one in Pickels~ county. Address-Box "E," le of Pickens,iS.C. 39tf the Lost-In Pickens or between Pickens over and Nine Times, one tan driving glove, for right- adw Return to this office. & Corn! I can handle some corn and peas. Bring on all you want to swap for goods and cash. Cut the price on [(any coat suit to $3.95; any cloak or jacket to $1.95. These little odds and ends must go at some price. Now is surely the time to see T. D. Harris. Kelly axes 75c. For Sale or Rent-Seventy-acre farm. Good five-room house. Four miles from . - town. C. J. Pride, Greenville, S.C. 41 J. Benton Robinson has shipped 26 head of horses and mules to La LLvonia, Ga. He will return about the 20th of February with a car shipped from Atlanta, Ga. When in need of a horse call on him at 307 East washing -- ton street, Greenville, S. C. Robinson Bros. LTT Notice-To the honorable courts and NIall whom it may concern: In answer to E. E. Lusk, complainantfor foreclosure of payment has been withheld until set tlement for moving the bel ongings of property, E. E. Lusk being held re 11 sponsible for the same, J. A. Ballew. Pickens, S. C., Feb. 13, 1915. Citation __State of South Carolina, o6 County of Pickens. .6 By J. B. Newbery, Probate Judge:. -- Whereas, Mrs. Lula Owen made suit P. M to me to grant her letters of adminis " tration of the estate and effects of W. "F. L. Owen. "These are, therefore, to cite and ad "monish all and singular the kindred and "creditors of the said W. F. L. Owen, -- deceased, that they be and appear be fore me, in the Court of Probate( to be held at Pickens, S. C., on the 4th day of March, 1915, next after publication S. 3 hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to No. show cause, if any they have, why said r in- administration should not be granted. Given under my had and seal this 11th - day of February. Anno Domini, 1915. J. B. NEwBERY, 42 J. P.P. C. Waterwagon Lloyd and Leroy Grandy left Pickens Saturday morning for Orangeburg and other points in the lower part of the state. They went through the country in their Buick-Pickens Senti nel. Buick-Boat or airship? Columbia Record. tmaster Genieral Burleson as a rded a contract to is printing incern at Columbus, S0., for 9,O .000,000 stamped envelopes, a a t of $8,0@O, 000. The contract auns for four Syears. * 1> -- ,7 -.S LOR,. Pick YOURSELF THIS PRESENT meone ofred to give you a new Bluebell you would jump at the chance. Make your. )ent of one. It will not really cost you any this separator pays for itself by saving you work, and by actually increasing your dairy profits. Come in and see one of these machines set up. It is so simple you cannot help understanding it; so perfect you cannot help lik. in i.The simming device on. the Bluebell loses no butter fat in U separation. The spiral cut gears, made of semi-steel, the phosphor bronze bushings at every wearing part, the trounle-proof, self adjustable bowl spindle neck bearing, all insure long-lived, efficient ma - chines. Come in and make a igrsonal examination. We have I H C Bluebell 8 xparators in these sizes: No. 1. 350 lbs. capacity per hor No. 2. 4501b? tV-81 lbs. capacity per hour No. 4. 850 lbs. capacity per hour ith-Bruce-Morrow Ca. U On our reputation andthe V, quu quality of our goods we solicit u -your business. All goods sold n! Sguaranteed to please or money Srefunded. Come to Easley and Svisit our store. We will be glad Sto see you. K J. T. FLYNN "Good Things to Eat" u U } PHONE 18 Martin Building EASLEY, S. C.j U u 'Good Things to Eat! T HAVE recently purchased the stock of goodsagesta mt Iof G3reg T. Mauldin and am still doing business artitsame stand and want your. trade. I keep a nicedimoY0eles, Elways fresh and clean; also Fruits. Candies, Tobaccetc.,'resh. 0. K. Bread all the time from Greenville's new bakery. When in town court week come in and get something good to eat at my restaurant. Feed yourself; no use to go hunrv Everything clean and up to date. Try it once and you wilal ways come back. Bring me your produce. I will jpay highest market price. I will appreciate yourpatronage. J. C. (Sweet) ALEXANDER The Place to Get Good Things to Eat. Phone 43 STake Care of WhnYour Feet Whnthe weather is dry and warm you can make - 4 out with thin, worn-out shoes; but with the ground +> cold and wet as it is now it is poor economy to neg' 4> lect buying heavy shoes. 4> We have just received a large line of good, strr 4>shoes from Hamilton, Brown Shoe Co., of St. La is, SMo., one of the best lines in America. +> Call and let us show you what we have. +> Do not fail to call on us when you need Furnitu +> Dry Goods, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Groceries, '> We have always made a specialty of handlig 4>Country Produce and we take pleasure in buyig everything we can in that line at the highest mar Sprice. COME TO pSEE US. Craig Bros. CG Pickens, ,. ~' ~-/, - A - -' ~ 1'~.~ -3'