The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, March 09, 1916, Image 8
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SEEDS
in BulK and Packages
PICKENS DRUG COMPANY
The Rexall Store
J. N. H4ALLUIM, Preprietor
phone We. U
Just received. A big lot of We have in our store the big
Screen Doors and Windows. gest line of iron beds ever shown
Will sell this lot at the old in Liberty and at the best prices
.Pickens Hardare & in.the county. J. J. Gantt &
prices. Co. We deliver furniture to
Grocery Company. Yotur home.
Something Reliable
A a4V EQg In buying merchandise
'CEER UP!~I VOUR A L..AT' for our trade we always
YEAR. AND LOOKAT ME N have in mind the man
WHAT CURED ME ? wtiY who payshis hard-earned
Dr BLACKMANS MEDICAhmo money for what we have
SALT BRICK, IT'S TH E * to sell. So we therefore
T RICK buy such goods that will
repeat.
We call your attention
to tie. Med.cated Salt
Brick we have been sell
-in eforseveral years. We
- have a good stock now on
hand. Ask those who
have used it about its
-- quality.
Figaro, the Meat Pre
server. The best customers we have on this are the ones
that have used it. $1 per jug.
Silver Pine Healing Oil will quickly cure barb wire
cuts, bruises, etc., on stock, only 25c per bottle.
Conkey's Remedies-There is no better firm in exist
enca than the G. E. Conkey Co. for the line they manu
facture. Conkev's Poultry Tonic 25c package; Lice
Powder 10 and 25c package: Conkev's Buttermilk Baby
Chick Feed prevents bowel trouble in little chicks. 10
and 25c package. Will cost about le per chick to feed
three weeks.
Oyster Shells for Poulty-If vo~ i o not think it pays -
tfeed oyster shells to poultry, ask Mr. J. P. Whitmire,
who gathered 30 dozen eggs from his flock in the month
of January.
We also carry a good stock of mixed grain for small
and large chickens. Como to see us.
CRAIG BROS. COMPANY
A Card to Owners
of Rural Telephone Lines
We are anxious to see that all lines owned by
other parties and connected with us are kept in such
condition as to furnish efficient service. Where the
A owners of rural lines are responsible for their upkeep,
we want to co-operate with them.oerain oca
All lines require a thoroughovruln oc.
8ionally if the best service is to be obtained. We
recommend that every line conncted with us be
overhauled at 'east once a year, nda atleast one
experienced telephone man assist 4n this work. The
cotof this work when divided among all the patrons
of the line, makes the amount #iad by each man
small, and this cost will be more t3 a offset by the
proved service.
If the owners of rural telephon.eine iti hisee(~
Stoaare experiencing trouble with their servie~ we
*ilappreciate their talking the matter oarwdt11 onr
~4%nsger or writing us fully.. We wii ulg f do
~i~at e can toward helpiu 'irou y i~C6L
tn of Your line.~
~OTHERN BELLTI
ND TELEGRAPH~
buines vi 0
N' Mrs. Irvin Ml
s. A home of W1100 T. 1Do
th n section.
L. !Pt.Smith, well-known citiz
CedAwpuck section, was In to.w op
*sinig Tuesday.
' B. Ponder, q, prominent citizei o
the Vipeland section, was at the county
4 ~business Tuesday.
I 9). W. M. Ponder, M. M. Hunt and
h14-1Hunt were elected trustees of
Dacuaville school district Saturday.
Misses Grace and Feddie McDanielof
PIOens left this week for a two months'
Visit'to'relatives in Rutherford county,
N-C.
Married, by J. B. Newbery at his of
fice February 27, 1915, Miss Ella Boren
of Pickens and W. Lee Rampey of Lib
erty route 4.
J. Robt. Martin, Esq., is the first
candidate to announce for solicitor of
this district, his formal announcement
appearing in today's paper.
T. L. Roper and family wish to thank
their neighbors and friends for kindness
shown them during the recent illness of
Mr. Roperlandjdaughter Bertie.
The first candidate for congress to
ask' the support of the voters of Pick
ens dounty this year is John A. Horton,
whose [announcement appears in the
paper today.
R. T. Griflin has moved his meat mar
ket from near the Hiawatha hotel to
the Hollingsworth building, next door
to the Pickens bank.- He has also
opened a restaurant in the same build
ing.
Married, February 20, by W.- S.
Gan.tt, Magistrate, Central R. F. D.
No. 2. Miss Minnie Sweezer, of Oconee,
and John Richey. The young couple
have the congratulations and good wish
es of many friends.
There was no election held in Pickens
Saturday for school trustees, and we
suppose the old trustees will hold over
another year, as this has been the
county board's rule in the past. The
trustees now are Messrs. Frank McFall,
T. L. Bivens and J. T. Richey.
We understand that the Pickens post
office will:be moved in the neqr future
from its present quarters into the rear
of the Pickens bank building. W; E.
Findley, Esq., who has had his office in
the room which will be occupied by the
post'office, has moved into an upstarm
room in the same building;
Somebodyhanded us a circular the
other day advertising the Southern Girl
Comedy Co. show for "Wed. & Thurs.
March 1 & 2." But as the name of the
town where the show was to be "Marci
1 & 2" did, not appear on the circulai
We eould'hiot tell where it was going t<
be and therefore could not attend.
Wiere~ret exceedingly to -hear'of th4
critieal-illness of our good friend J. K,
Kirksey at his horne above Pickiens.
He has beenlsiek for some time, and al
this writing* (Tuesday) Is not expectet
to live. Mr. Klrksey ls one of the old,
substantial and best-known citizens o;
the county and wve sincerely trust that
he m~ay yet recover.
Miss Isastora Williams, who recenti'
under en an operation at the Green
for appendicitis, has im
proved enough t'o leave the hospital
Her sister, Miss lone Williamps, is teach
ing in epipce at the:Plckens school
Miss $enrietta Young; who also under
\vent an operation at the same time, Il
rapidly improving and will soon be abi<
to S mpgmoe. __
J.. .-T1. 'fermpleton of - Ariderson dies
Sptioiday jn the hospital' from the ef
feqL ,o% ,Jurns received Friday wvhe>
sofite: genlinet.exploded, in his garag
ap~id et, .fi'e to his elothJng." His wif
Was, ldEll abeth Acker, daughter o
Mrs. Mollie Gritlin Aelig, fi-merly c
Easley. Mr. Templeton's wife and teri
dayto4lywere patiehts In the hoi
suQn t ~ost helpful and interesi
IV~t~k~ents eVer giyen in PIeI
ohe given at the scho
night~by the Rawel
Walnnr. They gave
I , v~ a t sixty years ag6 and nov
~go the people In Ne
~ anhmibals Mgionari
Went .over: there as
* ~andoe r e a cpltuN4
Mo inn a
The ~,torrs% dA~~
Cincinnati dw
Mrd
.- . . . ..
He il ior the k
of showing . cu Ne s eve de
able new effedt i Spingand Sumn r
fabrics (including over 1 new stYles
in featherweights, InWfort), shappy
authoritative fa lonsand the nany
special features fouhd only inTHA
STORRS SCHAiFER CO'S Beau
Brummel Tailoring, whivh is highlass
tailoring. 'He 'Will W glad to take
your measure while here for delivery
at your pleasure.
Yours truly
Hobbs-Hendern Co
Pickens, S. C
Ransom Seawright of Greenville spent
Sunday with his uncle, T. A. Seawright,
in Pickens.
Miss Nellie Freeman, one of the pop
ular young ladies of Pickens, has accep
ted a position as saleslady in the store
of Hobbs-Henderson.
We regret very much to- learn of the FOR PRODUCE
serious illness of Major G. M. Lynch, -
one of the county's best known citizens,
at his home In th9 upper pait of the ri h your proCce and get
county. the hig est market price I m
Married, 1'ebruary 27,.at the resi-P( 15 P
dence of M. F. Hester, %the officiating aying 14c r lb C. Sh or 15 e
r alvin Brice, of Tennessee, . in trade for h s under 25 s
i llager._____ta e o 14m $1.5 1tinvj5'% ,
and Miss Elizabeth Clark, of the Pick
ens Mill village. $L50 pier" bush E ultiplylingo
Hobbs-Henderson Co. have two 'ad- Onions. .n
vertisements in today's paper to wichInodrtmaefimySigGosI
we call your attention. Don't forget Inodr omk ramfon m Sprn God,I
their spring tailoring Thursday arnd ~Wil p ke special prices on geady-to-Wear Chhhling,
Friday of thip~week. ' and WKolen dodsi that have e4 .oc will. now go
The Easley mill singing convention ole du Nor Ginghams3 at ac per yrd.
will meet wvitly the Alice mill churchVchc ilsPeclsa cprvd
inext Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clook.~ ~ eMlsPrale at " eryd
Everybodyhsas a cordial-invitation to beI Gelstepts at i oc, 12 C2a8c.a e per yard.
present, especially, singers. st'l hant'arequ c hetn
- All. custo.'ners. who are id~ co ooes'will1elease
Bradley Field wishes the people to return thenm to my store by the rast of February.
Icnow that he is still taking new and
renewal subscriptions to the Atlanta' am stil paying toc pet pouni 'for herns.
Constitution, the'Journal and The Pick-' - Your patronage will be appreciated.
ens Sentinel, -and. he will appreeigte ..- -- .- --........__.
any business his friends. muy throw his, '
_- uJ. W. ErNoRtcKs V
A Wilson, N4. C., paper pubjishes a EOES#
half-column' Article atiout a brilliant re- -..,P~ERBR
ception given by Mrs. E. C. Fulghum, Yt
(nee Eva F~arle of Pickens) in hon
gh orofher sister-inhw de rs Ge e. Ful -______________________________
is described as one of the most chari-..
ing given in Wilson. '"' T e '~
While on theirway tovisit Mr. and~ - -
3 Mrs. Lem Looper ihe upper part of .
Oconee county Sunday, February 27, a ___
serious accident happened to Mr. and.
SHendricks, when th'e godt radius rod RA L V Y CO P N
B of the automobile In Which'they were
riding broke, causing the car to wheel TIME TABL7N0 18, $UPEIOPNO TIE TABLE NO. 12
Ssuddenly around. and turn completely TALEn.-@
fover. *Mra. Hendricks was thr'own out
and her i-in broken, Mr. ttendrickswnas IN EFFE~CT MA2 191 5.
pinned beneath the car and sustained a -_________________________
broken- rib, while Steen escaped With- No- No- o5P5 tt~nr 'o o4 N.
7l.80A.M 11.00A M 2.55.M Lv. I 1 lidAv 9.20 A.M 2.00 I .M 4.10 PM
S6h'11.0 " "'** -1 Ferguson x 9.16 " 1.56 " 4.05
Portr's arbr $hp7,45 "' 11 1"8.10 56 Par ns. x 9.05 "' 1.50 " 3.56
N~X lor o eow~ a- 7.50 ' 11s20 ' .:15 "' 7 Arl p x '35 14 .45
d 8.0 " .1125 " 8,25 Ar. 9.3 Easley Lv. 8.5 3.408 8.8
.Ptckens, S. C. No agen
/.Is o.1. conhets with Southeorn R~ilway train Nos. 29 and4 2
dTh p1ce to ge on barbe Nos. and 4 c9nn~ect with Southern Railway trains Nos. 39 and~
1 Ned. & and (6:connebt with SQuthern iRy. traino 1.. l
d ~~:9 you ifYUWant ritn t EIxpress handled by the Pickens R.Lalroad eqmp~any. h'
8bmouhg ~I(6imation ap to JT, TAYLOR, Supt. Piclc~'i'
(ne bM' bather~ whO knoWt tt - -Sntne
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