Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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than for new .of adver1 INo- has ati all lational OnE -known Rexa products. 'I Y or ou to obt;, practica ly one-hald We will atnounce sale next week. b6st thing we havE offer our customer PICKENS DRI The Rex J. N. HALLMi Phone Mrls. A. J. Looper .Mrs A. J. Looper. whose death was mention e(l in The Sentinel last week, was a most excellent christian wom an. kind, loving and gentle to all. She was in the- forty-seventh year of her life when she died. Thirty-one years ago she was baptized into the fellowship of the church at Cross Roads by Rev. D. 0. Freeman. She was always anxious to attend her church, during the wveek or on Sunday, and she wvanhtc the family to attend. jahn's Com / //i/( .1 in Wh c we h1a\ 111 CoIII f ae Il suit. -A. muarvelons- tamte. . the adIvanttages of . None of it s disad lva -Made-t 0-mleasta te,i Ordler your~s now SA. D. Attna Kahn Tailorij~ New Deacons at )Alice Mill .Last Sunday afternoon at the Alice Mill Baptist (hnurch in, Easley a very solemn and in. p~ressive ordination service was held. The pastor dliver ed ai sermon on the qualificat ions and duties of a deacon. TIhe pres5 bytery, consisting of the pastor and deacons lof the Alice Mill church, h id hands on Brothers Henry Rgers and John S. --~Ki'b Te young (teacons are very promising~ young chrtist ian workers. * I Never Thought of That .Your teeth bears such close~ relation to your general healt h and happiness that I felt, it m y self-imposed duty to write. "for SOME R We haven't had a kic Nunnally's Candy brous been handling it-over ( ~ one day-get it the ne; nally's, then go ahead.' fresh, firm and delicion ~day. Let us have you 4 - ad parties. r A.'NV4 , .uo 24 end large sums of spaper space, as a bising the United iorized us; to tun k Cent Sale on their 11 'Remedies and "his is an oppotun ain these goods at 7 their actual value the date of the This will be the ever been able to Is. JG COMPANY all Store i, Proprietor We. 8 It-, was a touching sight when her body was carried to the bed side of her aged father, who was very sick, not able to be up. W hen the body was carried to his bedside he stroked her face and talked about her very ten derly. The parting was very said; the meeting will be glorious. The funeral was held by her pastor at Cross Roads church Vednesday. The grave was completely covered with flowers troutilt by many friends. The bereaved ones have the sym pathy' of' a multitude of friends. rOrt Cr'usade henI the( )y stor'm . 811111unn1er stilt idea vienlisted omakes i a reu/ -/oohim crash rerialthat as al .h3.an enh my3Aen the reult a is niel inml lin ofal tevialfocs.wek 9'ning2.)1 th lenea slitem and :xpsigthebd to ll is ae.. you etures ay be, o a not ly cliru o beaty~nteve to god loks unlss our eet are popery taen cre . :s . A i i oi r D . .. The ld sldies wil hae a ivyer. We rde rordrr f~amil usaeaeyu \ R V h- rtehaefut the rE. iEs 8 i Pirston *i nti+.t++n+a-d--!-)+!-..r.-l.e-1-. Local and E. B. Richardsonl of Liberty was in.towin Monday oi businegs. Let all the housgicespers send. in something. for 'old 'soldier6' day. Mr. and Mrs. 'Dock Lewis of Sunset were in town shopping Monday. Messrs. Allison and Cassell of Greenville visited friends in Pick ens Sunday. Miss Eva Holder visited frierids at the Greenville Woman's Col lege last week. Folger, Thornley & Co. are having the roof of their store building recovered. Mrs. E. B. Starke of Elberton, Ga., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.C.Bruce Hagood,in Pickens. B. F. Alexander and wife of the Keowee side spent Sunday with Capt. and Mrs. W. B. All good. Dr. J. N. Hallum and family spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hallum, near Liberty, Pickens chapter No. 47, R. A. M., will hold a regular meeting in their hall Friday night, May 28, at 8 o'clock. Messrs. T. R. Allen and Ernest Alexander attended the all-day services at Salem, Oconee coun ty, last Sunday. Mrs. L. R. Eaton of Central spent several days last week with her daughter, Mrs. I. M. Mauldin, in Pickens. Messrs. Lawrence and Ram soy of near Calhoun, with their fathers two venerable gentle men were here on business last week. Married, Sunday, May 16, at the residence of the officiating magistrate, S. F. Keith, Mr. Bunk Hendricks and Miss Ella Brown. There will be a singing at Big Eastatoe Baptist church the fifth Sunday afternoon, begin ning at 2 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. Miles Allgood, Southern rail way detective with headquarters in Salisbury, N. C., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Allgood, near Pickens. Married, Sunday, May 16, by Notary M. F. Hester, at his home in Pickens, Miss Eva Massingill and Mr. Elmer Maul din, both of Pickens county. The many friends of Capt. "Billy" Allgood are pleased tc know that his health continues to improve. The captain has been able to be up for sometime now. Miss Meda Boggs spent Sun day with her parents, Mr. and Mr's. A. J. Boggs. Miss Boggs will finish her1 course at th Greenville Womn's college nexi month. 'rhe Ladies' Cottage prayel meeting will meet Friday even ing at 41 o'clock with Mrs. Mark Looper'. All the ladies of Pick. ens are cordially invited to bc present. County Treasu nrrlTay lor' H. Stewart had green string beans fresh from his garden on the 21st inst. He says that Bennett Powvers may beat him for treas urer next year but he can't beal him raising beans. Clerk of Court A. J. Boggs is having a complete private water works system installed in his handsome home on Main street, ivhich will not only be a protec tion, but wvill be a great conven ience in the home. Rev. J. C. Bailey will preach at the Pickens Presbyterian church n ex t Sunday at 11 o'clock. T1he fifth Sunday is not a regular preaching (lay at this church, so this will be an extra sermon. Public in vited. Misses Vesta Ashmore, Nellic Grandy, Lorena Taylor and Ella Hliott attended the linen shower given by Miss Janel Bolt at Easley Tpuesday in honor of Miss Ruth King, who is to be marr'ied to Mr. Brandlon Tayloi in June. Frank C. Carecy of' Clemson college wvas in Pickens Sunday driving a new and handsomc Chevrolet car. lie was accom panied1 by Mr. Win. Schillettei and Misses Sylvester of Clem. sonl college. They visited at th( home of' A. J. Boggs. WVe are sending out notices this week to ll sub~scr'ibers of TIhe Pickens Sentinel wvhose sub scri ptionls will expire soon. W( will greatly appreciate your re ne wals. Helon your county pa per by suibscibing for it and il will help you by giving yot your county news. We neel each other. Joe Johnson, formerly super intendent of the oil mill here spent last week in Pickens. Joi is at present located in E ustle Fla., where he has an orange grove and hay farm andAppeanr to be faring well. He 'llas ale< invented and is now perfecting a machine for gathering the se from a grass which-ie grown ex tensively In Floi'ida. We yl him well In his new 'nue He Is a son of OapV''and Mrs. B. C. Johnson of -.Easley and will spend sometime with them before returning to Florida. Personal Come to Pickens June 8. YO will be welcome. W. T. Day, of the Griffin sec tion, is convalescing, aft'r se riouis sickness. . Hon. W. C. Hughes, a promi nent lawyer of Walhalla was In Pickens Saturday on business. Miss Ethel Parker of Greens boro, N. C., has been visiting relatives in Pickens for the past week. Dr. 0. 0. Fletcher, professor of philosophy In Furman Uni versity, preached at the-Pickens Baptist church Sunday and de lighted his congregation. t We regret to report the illness of our fellowtownsman 0. S. Stewart. We hope his illness is not serious and that he will soon be out again. . Paul Boggs was last week elected an associate editor of the Collegian, one of the Presby terian college's publications. Rev, D. W. Hiott of Pickeos made the principal address at the laying of the corner stone of the new Oconee Creek school building near Salem in Oconee county -last week. Messrs. J. N. White and E. L. & G. B. Hamilton, of Easley, who recently purchased the out fit of the old Easley Stean Laundry, will within the next six weeks open a new laundry at Easley. Dr. J. L. Valley is in Orange burg attending the meeting of the grand lodge Knights of Pythias. as a delegate from the Pickens lodge. D. W. Hiott is also attending this meeting. He is a member of the grand lodge. Rev. D. M. Ramsay, D. D., pastor of the Pickens Baptist church, preached the commence ment sermon of the Central high school Sunday. He will also preach the baccalaureate sermon of the University ol I South Carolina in Columbia. W. L. Moore, of Cowpens, who has been running a moving I picture show at Easley for th( past year and a half, has sok his business to L. A. Rogers ani son, Thurmond, of Easley, wh< will operate the show. Mi Moore has not announced hi. future olang A raid was made by Rura Policeman McKinney and Con stables Christopher and Chan man early Saturday morning and about 600 gallons of bee: was destroyed on a small strean about 7 miles north of here. A good sized "stilling"' outfit was seized. John Lathem, the negro mar caught making blockade whis key on Saluda river near th< Pickens county line in Green ville last Monday by rural police man McKinney is out on boni and will be given a preliminar3 hearing before commissione1 Robinson on~ June 7th. There will be an all (lay sing ing at Keowee Baptist churci on the first Sunday in June D)r. W. E. Wilkins will preaci at 11 o'clock a. mn. Severa other prominent speakers are ex pected to he present and makt addresses. The remainder oj the day will be spent in singing Everybody is cordially invited A severe wind storm visite< sections of this county late Sun (day afternoon. Hail also fell it somie sections. From what wi can learn the wvind did mos (amage in the Griffin section The old Anthony mill and sev eral outbuilding are reporte< blown down. Considerable hal fell on Charlie Cureton's place ab~out two miles north of Pick ens, and some damage was done to the crop of Claud Thomas ii the same vicinity. We learned Monday nmorning of the death of a young Mr Galloway of Liberty,. but havy heen unable to get any particu lars except that he was recoyer ing from an attack of fever an< ate some candy which caused relapse. We have been trying for two days to get connectior with Liberty b~y telephone s< that we could get the particu lars of this sad occurance an< give them to our readers; bu eviden tally, "non -subscribers' are busy using the line as it's al ways busy, What a pity thi business dloesn't justify th< building of a new line, yet subscriber cannot talk fron Pickens to Liberty once in tw< dlays! While Mr. McCall and famill who liveoat the Plckens mill were Ireturning from a visit to the Mt Tabor section afternoon thea encounteredi a severe wind storn near Griffin church and the car riago in which they were riding was blown about 100) yards. The horse was also blown along witi the carriage. Mr. McCall soc Sceeded In getting himself anm ~children out of the carriage, bul was unable to get his wife oul Ibefore the carriage was blowni away. M . McCall was th( only one in ured and her injuries ~onilyight. The tournout belo . . G*ravley. The carrIage was ha maged, but the horse, tho blow, down, wais uninjured. 1Sunim atI We submit to 9 Hardware the p Apple Pearers Cherry Stoners, Hand Sprayers Lawn Mowers Garden Plows Garden Trowels Fly Swatters Screen Wire Screen Doors and W dows M HEATH-BR Citation State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. B J. B. Newbery, Probate Judge: Whereas, J. R. Sutherland made suit to me to grant him letters of adminis tration of the estate and effects of Alice Rebecca Sutherland. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Alice Rebecca Sutherland, deceased. that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held at Pickens, S. C., on the 10th day of June, 1915, next after publication hereof, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this the 22d day of May, Anno Domini, 1915. J. B. NilwnERY, (Seal) SPECIAL NOTICES l'OR SALEt--Putre Ntley Hall Potato Slip, cash with odrat Two Dollars per Thousandl deliere. Weh'adleno other variet y. l-'urat SSmith, Seedsman, Anderson. S. C. 8 W.\ NTlD-TVo sell 2,000 butshels recleatied .Amber and Orange cane seed, new evenx weil hl l)li i lour & raii Co., Gretnville, .s m. S OLD1 COINS -Old Coins. We pay large amounts for some issues and~ dates. Birinig yurs to us. Ilarrison's t)rug Store, Glreenvl e, Sl'IECIA L OFFERI-To patients comning fromi ilckens county to our Greenville oflice for eye work: As we are members of the Chamber of Con merce, we refund railroad fares. A. A. etom o'nheultin 0 n toerlst*Optlan.i prest W ANT Ei)-Men and women write quickly for free particulars if you wish to act as agent fom Shome-manufactured toilet articles; also, anto ~matic gas lighters, etc., or to start a business of your own at home or at your office or place of ta. Address M. & . 1)strib attg Co .1 lix -0 Concord, Ga, : I e have on haand, fresh from the factory a big'dot of Salt Brick for your Atck Alo Conkey's Poultry Tonic for poultry,.Conkey 's Lice Pow Sder for dusting setting hens and little chickens to keep down the lice. Craig Bros. Company, Pickens. -Time Beat Grain Criadle Made, I$2.95; flour at mill prices; bran and shorts at mill prices. A job lot of men's and boys' pants cheap. About 1,000 yards fine insertion, Bells at 15e to 25e; my p rice 3c. A cut price on plates, cusand saucers, worth 85c; my price 60c. Can save you money on tobacco. It pays to see T. D. Harris. Frueala lMilk CIowa For M4ale. SA. C. Sutherland, Pickens Route No. 4. Must wel QuicklIy,378 acres very best red pebbl upland with well-Im proved 3-horse farm, 2 sets of buildings and good barns, on good road with dlai ly Imail route, four miles from Baxley,Ga , Scounty s eat of Appling county. Will sell all or any part of tract on good terms Sfor small cash payment for one-half its Ivalue. In answering this advertisement )mention The Pickens Sentinel. Write Lock Box 86, Baxley, Ga., for further Iinformation. 50tt L MorphaInme, Hleromn. (Cocainme, Opium and Whiskey Habits Secretly Cured at Your Home or at -my private -sanitarium without suffering or incon Svenience; established fourteen years; 3cure ginranteed; correspondence solic ,ited P' ( llox 269, Atlanta, Ga 3 Engraved Wedding Invitations, an )nouncements, cards, stationery, etc., of the highest quality and latest styles can lie had at The Pickens Sentinel office. See our samples and get our prices. For Exclaage-New Automobile Tires for old ones, all sizes. 56 Swan d (ale Bldg. Peerless Tire Co., Green Iville, S. C. 7 ~Persosaal-Look: Cure for spongy, bleeding, inflamed gums and loo teeth; tested 30 years: satisfaction or money refunded. Medicine, postpaid, $1.50. -Dr. C. M. Doss, D. D. S., Cooper, Tex, 4 Lady Ageunta-We have big sellers for private canvassing. Our goods sell fast. Big profits. Circulars free. 0. W. Necessity Cro., P. 0. Box 12, Char lotte, N. C. -4 Piant Vasadiver's Heavy Fruit ing Cotton Seed. WIll produce 1-3 more than any other variety in existence. Big| boll with five locks to boll makes a go sainple; opens beforers;eiy pickr. Write to E. S Griffnn, ~ I'illep, S C, Route 3. 3 et Hardware :he Big Store you the following list of Summer M rices of which are very moderate Potato Ricers Reap Hooks Ice Cream Freezers Grass Bladeq Ice Picks Bush Blades Charcoal Irons Oil Stoves Cream Separators, Blue Bell and Delaval Rakes Hammocks, Reapers Seine Netting Reaping Attachments Fishing Tackle Binders UCE MORROW COMPANY Pickens, S. C. VISIT THIS PLACECOURT WEEK We have a nice restaurant where y6 f'an gl6t something good to cat any time during the day, cookei to your order. This is also the place to get your cold drinks of different kinds-On ice all the time. .'. Our store is stocked with a complete line of fre.gh and well selected Groceries. Ex tra fine line of Coffee and Tea. .'. Prices right on every thing. Make my store your headquarters when in town. J. C. ALEXANDER, PICKENS, S. C. O X FOR DS! We have just received another ship ment of the famous Hamilton Brown make. American (Gentlemnan for men, i ^^ diferntleathers, - - $4.0U0 $SUUO Amenrican Lady for ladies, in .h differenlt leathers, - - . $ .2 to$ .50 Phkre'.tent l1 eathers, Tan $.02.00 Pants for Men and Boys .. The Pants we sell are made to fit and wear. When ini the market for Pants let us show you what we have. Made b~y J. Schoneman, "The PantB King Man." Shirts and Collars We like to tell you about the excellent line of Dress Shirts and Collars we sell-the Lion Brand. We do not think this line has a superior. The Shirts fit well, wear a long time, the color good. Collars in different styles, 15c or two for 25c. Trunks and Bags Let us shoWr you this line when you need anything of the kind. All prices and kinds, Machine Needles and Shuttles When your needle breaks come to us for a new supply. Craig Brothers Company __ Pickens, S. C. It's Fly Time and those who are really ten to put In the screen doors as a protection to the home. Flies are not only annoy ing but dangerous, becauso :: * germ-bearing. Keep them out of the house by bu ing - screens for your win ows : and doors. We have them - in great yg'';l to requ6, y I Pickens Hardware an ::Pick ~South Carolina:. tA Pick*7u~t441N4