Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WE CONSIDER HALLUM'S NUX AND IRON COMPOUND (Iron Tonic) The Best Tonic To Be Had. 100 DOSES (TABLETS) $1.00 Yours to please, PICKENS DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store J. N. HALLIJM, Prop. & Mgr. Phone No. 8 ieni 8ufwan Ghee' PICKENS SENTINEL PICK ENS, S. C. 1 A1sUFACTURING ENGRAVES Prices Quiteis Reasonableas Consist with Quality. Up-to-the-Minute Job Printing. SStill Doing Business ' At Same Old Place i And keeping up) my old1 policy~of giving More Goods for Less Money "n | Highest Prices Paid | FORPFRODUOE ( '(ItN -S1.90 per bushel. ' iCGGS 38:5 cents a d1oz'en l''l11101R8-30o cents a poiiund to( 50 Cenlt s each '' '4 (~G00lDS OF A LL KINIDS---at pr1ices to move 'em ' Acar of Furniture camne ini Friday and( is priced [4 to suit buyer '4 Yours for trade, - SJ. W. HENDRICKS Our Store At Your0 0 Service 4 WHETHER IT IS ASTAMP OR4 anythmng else you may want, we yorstore. We want you to feel perfectly ahoeat our store andto skus thepyou in every 4 possible manner in which we can be of assistance to you. It is our aim to ive such good ser vice and suc high quality mer chandise at moderate prices, that you will at all times maike our 0 store your headquarters. - 3 KEOWEE PHARMACY R. . Lewis, Prop. .I Pickens - South Carolina LOCA L Am PERSONAL T # Kilpatrick of Brevarc is viestng Miss Pearl Hester in Pickens, -The Sentinel has several soldier letters on hand which will be printed just as soon as possible. - Howard Sutherland of Calhoun, Ga., is on a visit to his mother, Mrs. A. A. Jones and family. -Miss Leila Jones and Mr. J. J. Trotter .of this county 'were married by J. D. .Vickery,. N. P., last Sunday. SHon. N.' E.' Robinson of Pickens will deliver an address to the Sunday school at Ooolenoy next Sunday at 11 a. m. -Cotton weighers election will be held at Pickens next Saturday. Felix Finley is the only candidate for the place. -Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lewis and baby of Lockhart are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Lewis in Pickens. -Arthur Jewell, son of Sam Jewell of Calhoun, was run over and seriously injured by a hand car Thursday after noon. He is improving. -The series of meetings scheduled to begin at the Pickens Baptist church last Sunday have been postponed on account of the serious illness of Pastor Ramsay's son. -Dr. G. H. Abernethy, of Liberty, who had announced as a candidate for the house of representatives, failed to file his pledge last week and is thereby eliminated from the race. -Miss Lillie May Shirley of Liberty route 3 and Mr. James A. Chastain of Pickens route 2 were happily married by Judge Newbery at his residence last Sunday afternoon, August 11. -Miles Allgood, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Allgood of near Pickens, has been visiting his parents. Miles is a railroad detective with headquarters in Salisbury. N. C., and has many friends around here who are alway t him. Keai to see him. '--Messrs. Houston nnd $. W. Craig of Greenville spent Saturday night in Pickens on their way to their old home on Keowee to spend a vacation. On account of trouble with the engine of their big Chandler car they were forced to also spend Sunday here. -- Rev. C. B. Atkinson is conducting a protracted meeting at Pleasant Hill church. Services are being held out doors and much good being accom plished. Report says that up to last Friday night twenty-eight new mem bers had joined and Mr. Atkinson had not yet begun to shell the wvoods or pull in his drag net. -J. R. J1. Anthony recently received a letter from his son Ernest who is ir France in which he says he has been ir the first line trenches and likes it better there than hack b)ehindl. Also says h( is enjoying good health. Young An thony is a member of a machine gur company and a corporal. He has beer in France about three months. -J. Frank Williams and family ol Sumter county are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blarney H. Williams, ol the Cedar Rock section, and other rela tives and friends in Pickens county, al of whom are glad to see them. Mr. Williams is farm demonsteation ageni of the rich county of Sumter and one of the most successful planters of thai progressive county. -Two candidates announced for the house of representatives since the las1 issue of The Sentinel. They are W. E Finley for re-election and Judge M Welborn, both of Pickens. They art well known over the county and nee< no introduction at our hands. Thei] announcements appear this week. Al candidates for county offices, excep magistrates, have their announcemen ti in thia paper.. --Mi'. Keed Powell, a resident o1 the Glenwood mill village, died or the 3d instant, at his home, afte1 a lingering illness from typhoid fe ver. He was about 36 years of E Besides a wife he leaves severa children. Mr. Powell cmae to Easlea several y'euts ago from above Pick ens. The remains were interred th day following in West View -ceme tery, this city.-Easley Progress. *Advertise Howe'Ts e We Ofter One Hundred Dollars Fewar r a case of Catarrh that cannot be cre~d baIl's Catarrh Medicine. Hal's Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty. fve years, and has become known as the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. I's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the BloiEj' the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poi. son from the Blood and healing the dig. eased portions. - After you have taken Hall's Catarrhh Medicine for a short time you will see a great improvement in your general health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medi cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. ,F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 76h. -Ernest Craig spent his vacation last week in Greenville, -Mrs. Craig Baker of Pickens went to Camp Wadsworth Tuesday morning, to see her son Robert, who is in camp there and who expects to soon be sent to France. ---Capt. W. E. Scarboro, of the avia tion squadron signal corps of the army, is visiting his wife who is spending the summer at the home of her brother, W. L. Matheny, in Pickens. Capt. Scar boro is a very pleasant gentleman. He is at present stationed at Langley Field, Hampton, Va., but is expecting soon to be sent across the sea, -Joe Acker has resigned his position with the Easley Lumber Co. and will go to the shidyards at Charleston. His family will remain in Pickens. Will Crane has taken Mr. Acker's place with the lumber company. Mr. Acker is one of the best wood workmen in the country and feels like he ought to give Uncle Sam the benefit of his talent. -Two members of the state tax commission will be in Pickens on Thurs day, August 29, for the purpose of dis cussing with the people the present tax situatoh. They will try to explain why it was necessary to place land at the present valuation and will endeavor to answer any questions in regard to it. This is a live question with the people just now and a large audience it ex pected. The meeting will be in the court house. If you are interested, be there. Anyone having figures which they think show why the land values should not be increased are especially invited to be here and present the fig ures. SPECIAL NOIE Notices inserted in this Colu n for one ceut a word for first insertion anii one-haif cent i word for each xubseq uent inxrtion. Mtenuan Eungi n(e Wan itted-About 15-horsepower mounted engine. J. C. Henderson, Easley R-5, phone 3602. 16 Geumi ine Coca-cola, thirst quenching Cherry and delicious Ice Cream. To try us once is to try us again. Pickens Drug Co. Corn. for sale. Mrs. Elmeda Can troll. Pickens, R-3. 17 WVanted-Twenty-five head of nice two-year-old heifers. Apply to WV. H. Sutherland, Pickens. Lot-At Central on July 22, one hoagie houndi bitch, white and black spottedl with torn cars. Any one know m ug of her drop me a cardi and I will pay for feed aind trouble. W N. Price, Liber ty 1R-1. 16 Nee our' Iin.e of Cameo Rings andi Brooenes. Prices up to $20.00. Sim mons' Chains, guaranteedI a life-time, $5.00. Pickens Drug Co. Aunotmer' Ilnrgainm-lt won't last long. One new Oliver Typewriter com plete: in apple-pie order; metal cover and base. Special price; write for it. Central Mercantile Co., Central S. C. 15 Plenuty of school books of every kind. Pickens Drug Co. 11-tf Corn. Wanted-J. T. Flynn, Eas Icy, S. C. 7-ti B Ilanuk t-or' nle at the clerk's office--real estate mortgages, satis faction blanks, real estate deeds, all kinds of blanks, chattel mortgages; large or srnall order filled. 0. S. Stewart, Clerk of Court. 7-tf I will pay cash market price for all chickens, eggs and peanuts delivered to me at Pickens. Dan Adams. tf GREENVILL 'The home merchant is entitled t< town. When he cannot supply you always glad to see you and will take whose names appear in this directors Insure in the Southeastemn Life d'REENVILLE, S. C. When you think of Millinery think of "WhreAYERS "WeeThousands Buy Their Hats' Musical Instruments of every description. JOHN H. WILLIAMS drienvifla _- - anouth Ca!nlni SOME ONE YOU KNOW HAS IT A number of people in Pickens county are now having Delko-Light installed at their farms or country homes. Users of Delco-Ligl .are glad to show it to their friends and 'neighbors. If you would like to see a farm home lighted with Delco-Light we can probably tell you of some one not far from your place who is enjoying this modern convenience of country life. Tell us where you live and we will see that you have an opportunity to see Delco Light in operation. Wire or Write - R. E. STARNES, Division Supervisor FOUNTAIN INN, S. C. FINE' FARM FOR SALE I have 104 1-4 acres of good level land within half mile of Martin graded school; 60 acres cleared; nine-room dwelling house; four-room tenant house; two good barns; extra fine pasture. Public road runs through place.. Known as S. A. C. Martin old home place. Will take $60 per acre. Terms to suit purchaser. This is a bargain. If interested in farm lands in the Six Mile section see me. J. A. ROPER, SIX MILE Post office address Central, S. C., R-3. I Have Several Houses and Lots Nicely finished up and in good sections of the town. Will sell or exchange for small farm . This property belongs to Mr. I. M. Maulin_ Also have several farms near Pickens for sale. .Mr. Mauldin is now in Columbia and is anxious to dispose of his properties. Can give terms. see me.) Frank E. Alexandter The Man Who Sells the Earth and Cuts it to Suit Your Taste ANDERSON, S. C.PPICKES, S. C. Maxwell Building. Saturdays and Mondays. CEDAR SHINCLES Another car of Cedar Shingles and they are going good. How ab~out that old roof that is givinig troule~ every time it rains? We also have a small stock of house paint that is going at a reasonable price. Phone 12. Easley Lumber Company, Successors to Picifens Lumber Co., Pickens, S. C. Try an Advertisement in The Sentinel ,E BUSINESS DIRECTORY your trade first. He is your neighbor and helping you to build up your h~me r needs buy in Greenville, our big sister city, where the business men are pleasure in helping you to get just what you want. Firms and individuals are known by The sen tinel to be reliable. For Good Things to Eat L.AMIS and the world's best Coffees go to Cto IISoh J. A. BULL CO. GREENviLLE, . .. . .MilBudng Phe15 DR. R. J. DRUMMOND Wrs(n. DENTIST Epr osligadcnrcig Ove C D Knny C. hoe 90.ll ks ofuilding. Phone 23. ,1 GRENVIIMountainc.Citwele ondSlranMine WO orks Minc.)ee Wholsaleand etai GREngier anLEt MacSut aroin JAS.F. MCKEY& SOS pFr t cofsustinctond coTtig FvrCuD ne DrCors Phone 1901. Sho Alltur k~md of very descripti. county the same as in Greenville,tu insg. mi. P hon ae 12 ayr nigt Retaile,. C. o~Ws rin street.