Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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,x Localsoul t Tf you know a news item, tell 'lh Sentinel about it. Miss Lois Garrett has returncd to her home after a week's visit witn relatives n Greenville. Marion Lesesne, student at Wof ford College, spent last week-end with his mother in Pickens. i h W. M. Baker, a prominent citizen of Dacusville, was at the county seat on business one day last week. Fletcher Porter, of Columbig, spent last week-end in Pickens with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Porter. James P. Carey, Jr., and G. G. Christopher, Pickens lawyers, atten ded court in Walhalla the first of this week. Harold Clayton, student at the University of South Carolina, spent Saturday night with . his brother, F. V. Clayton, in Pickens. ' Magistrate A. S. Porter of Pickens has turned into the county treasury - mere than $ ;00 in the past week as a result of fines assessed by him again at violators of the law. V Mr. and Mrs. Carl Osborne will leave Saturday for some place near Chattanooga, Tenn., Mr. Osborne hav ing been ordered there by the con struction company for which he is engineer. Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Freeman of near town spent Sunday with his father in Westminster. Mr. Freeman moved some years ago from this county to Georgia, but later moved to .Westminster. Little Pois Powers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Pt.wers, celebrated her fifth birthday last. Saturday after noon by giving a party which was at tended and enod.iye by a harge num ber of het friends. A dog which was supost'd to have been arud was kille:I nair I'ickens Monday, after it had hit seve rtIl dogs in town. The dog's head ha:: been sent to ('olunbia 1':r exam ina:tion to deternmine if it had ruia or to. Here is. ycur oriortuni y t wo rds c in r. t ..: : p. - warC term . 1 I a r.- i~ s~ 4: wh irugit- It pr ym :.re WEBSTER'S 'KEINlTRNAIONAL anwee, mna o ta t you II eeds.4 .it is in dlaily, uvd by~' ' iihundreds of thousands of suce cvdf lil urn ad wul;. a t bo wul over 400,000) words. 2700 Pages. 6000 II. : * Intatitonis. 12,000lilographica: En- 1U (rich. 30.000 Geographiica Subjects. f - i CR AND) PRIZE .(Ilihet A ward) s: PfIan~ama-.Pa'etio Expoitioni. :: SRE:G(IL.AR and INDIA-PAPER EditIon4, :2 w T.for speelm'l Pages. FRi 1. a. 0. & C. MERRIAM CO., Springfield, Masu., U. S. A.* Illness Strikes --and often, iu a hurry, c YOUR REXA Shoal YOUR FAMILY Special effort has nary andI unusual wv A hurry call to t No. 8 gives immewdi Agents for Hunyler's C'andy PICKENS I PICKElN . aee''eri,'i LVT'ER RAINEY IS CLEARED OF CHARGE Luther Rainey, arrested in Green ville on a charge of rape and held in the Pickens county .jail was released Saturday afternoon upon the request of the prosecuting parties. The war rant against Rainey wi's withdrawn) by the prosecutrix. S. J. Young, arrested in connectio'n with the affair, war released by the magistrate after the preliminary trial held Monday. November, 8, Rainey being held in custody until furthu' investigations could be made. The arrest of the two men follow:t a charge of assault made by the parents of the girls, who a': .un-pan ied the two men on the iat viol.ile ride the evening of October 29, which consumed the entire night. Later developments disclosed the fact that .the.aUeged crime took place in Pick ens county and hence the prisoners were turned over to authorities of thn oounty. The Sentinel did not publish the disgusting details of this affair be cause we could see little merit in a ease where girls got into an autorno bile of their own accord and rode around all night with men they had never seen before, and we did not care to force an account of the in decent affair intc the homes of our subscribers for their boys and girls to read. When it becomes necessary for s newspaper to publish sensational and sickening details of such affairs in unestablished cases, in order to get readers, we will get out of business ...... LITTLE EDNA HILES On October 29 .the Death Angel en. tered the home of Mr. and Mrs. EE files' and claimed for Heaven little Edna Lucile, aged five years and eight months. ' Little Edna had - sufferer since early spring from spinal trou. ble. She was a sweet child and loves b' all who knew her. The body was lai<1 to'rdst in Pleasant Hill cemetery We Will'miss you, :.h! so sadly; No sweet Edna now to kiss; But we'll meet the little darling In the home of perfect bliss. Rub-.ly-Tism, antiseptic and pain killer, f.i infected sores, test r. prains, n';raIgia, rhcumatism. - THE UNIVE Runm $325 F. -There is no other ca there and back agai more economically. Is the car for the farmer, the mercha contractor, the colle< useful every day of t: Low in the cost of n 1 of the sturdy strengt reliability for which On account of the unusu your orders be plac~ed a H. P. Si Picken DUC VWO TI MANN A wedding of -much interest owihig u the pv1inence of the contracting arties, was that which cecured Octo ier 23, 1921,; at the home of, the pride's past'or, Rev. A. F. Jackson, lateechee when Miss Sallie Lee )uckworth became the bride of Mr. )scar Franklin Mann. The bride is t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duckworth and an experienced school teacher with a lovable disposition., While the groom is the youngeat son of Mr. S. B. Mann, and a promising young farmer of sterling character. Hosts of relatives and friends are extending congratulations to the hap py young 'couple, for a long, happy and succesful life. GOT 30 GALLONS WHiSKEY Officers Julia alot Aerderson,' 6 Central, raided the premises of Bart Patterson, a prominent farmer living near Central, uesday, and found thirty ajitjis o I refwhiskey. The juice was found' ni f.ree 10-gallon kegs hid under cern shocks near the Patterson home. It is stated that as soon as the officers found the whiskey Patterson jumped in his automobile and went away from there. It is more than likely that he will soon be atppreihended. ALONG CENTRAL ROUTE 2 Farmers of this section are about finished gathering their crops and catching possums and eating "taters" seems to be the order of the day now. The schools of this community have begun their winter terms and the children are putting in good time. Mr. Ray Whitmire, who is attend, ing school at Pickens, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whitmire. Mr. H. L. Craig of Greenville spent one light last week* with his mother, Mrs. Sue Craig. Little Misses l'loye and -eddie Ihemas of Pickens spent the week end with their cousin, M1 iss Ruth Whitmire. Air. R. A. Alexander made a busi ness trip to Seneca Saturday. Mr. .lames Powers of Georgia spent several days last week with his brother Mr. Van Powers of this sect t.n. I little .losie Ruth Alexander, daugh ter" of M1r. and M1rs. R. A. Alexander, has been real sick for several days a' their home oin Keowce. Hier little riends hope she will soion he well. M1rs. T. 1. Craig and children of this scxtioni visited her dau ghter \f rs. W.\ Glymph~l at l.air Play last week. Mr s. G lyminph has been su ff~ering fromlt an at tack <.f t yph. id fev:er. She is pleasanotly rememb~ered here as M1iss Hessie Cannon and many friends wisli for her a speedly re co v ery. Mr. Will Morgan, son of Mr. Miles; Morgan, has returned trom Greenv'ille where he htis l'een muder treatment at the explense of ,the government tor being gassed while in the WVorld wvar. Mr. Mcrgan's' fri'ends wvelcome him home,. es pecially tlhw girls. Mrs. WV. H. WVhitmire (If this see Lion was shopping in Seneca Satur daiy. Miss Ellen Morgan left recently for Tamassee, where she wvill enter school. M1iss M1organ's many friends wish her' great success. 'onile on, oll you corresnenjlltts; I I lke toa hea'r from you. Andly G;ump. M1iss Enmily Tlhtriiley <.f Converse co(llege ( spent'last week-erd with her pare'nts in Pit-kens. Unexpectedly ails for unusual 'needs ELL' STORE d be DRUG STORE rmade to stock ordi ants. he store or Phone aite servee. Eversharp Pencils and Fountain Penis )RUG CO. S, S.1 . Our ~-tbwr PETERS CREEK ITEMS On Wednesday night November 23 a Thanksgiving supper. will b'irved at Peters Creek sehcol house. 'Ganes :nd a fcrtune teller will provide fun f r every one. Numbered tickets will be sold and the one getting the "hicky number" will be awarded a beautiful quilt made by the school girls. The public is cordially invited to attend. The proceeds will go for the benefit of the school. I A number from this community have been attending the Greenville ecunty fair. Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sing Teton cn November 3, a boy. Misses Roena and Eva Loopeir spent last week with their sister Mrs. Grover Freeman in Easley. Mr. and Mrs. Will Porcher spent several days with the latter's par ents. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Foster last week. W. E. Hunt, Jr., spent Sunday with Julius Baker. Ml isses Verner and Beulah Earle Foster are visiting relatives 'iii Grheeh Ville. PEPTO. MAHGAN KEEPS BLOOD PURE Growing Children Need Plenty of Red Cells in Blood When the young body is growing children frequently experience weak ness. Girls and boys sometimes play too hard and over-tax their systems They become pale, weak, and sickly They loose their appetites, become languid, and are not able to makt progress in school work. "Growing too fast" is often true. It is mosi important to keep the blood of grow ing girls and bcys in a healthy state Pepto-Mangan keeps the blood pure. The red cells in the biood are increased. They carry life-giving oxygen to all parts of the body, and wholesome ycuthfulness blooms again in clear coml'lexions, bright eyes and buoyant spirits. The name "Gude's Peptc-Mangan" is on the package. Advertisement. 666 is a prescription for Colds,Fever and LaGrippe. .lt's the most speedy I remedy we know. :RSAL CAR Reguslar "Get-about 0. B. Dedaigg t is just what its name gular "get-about." ar that will take you n, quicker, safer and man of action--the nt, the doctor, the I :tor-the car that is hieyear. laintenance, with all bi, dependability andI Ford cars are noted. al demand we urge that is early as possible. bton, Jr. s, S.C. I I 'he Pickens Sentinel and Green . ville. Daily News Both for Price of The News Alone For the balance of this year The Sentinel will make its Pickens coun.. ty subscribers the following special offer: The Greenville News (Daily and Sun lay) regular price----------$9.00 The Pickens Sc'ntinel, regular price--------- -------------- 1.50. Regular subscription price of both papers one year ----------- $10.50 SPECIAL OFFER: Both papers ne- year -------_----------- $9.00 ------OR-. ...... The Greenville News ' (Daily " without SunCay 'regular price---- $7.00 The Sentinel, regular price ---.--------------------------- 1.50. Regular subscription price of both apers one year -------------- -8.0 SPECIAL OFFER: Both papers 0ne year ------------------ --$7.00. The Greenville News gives you the state and outside news and The. Sentnel keeps you posted on your home county affairs. The News Is one. of the best dailies in the South and he only daily paper that is delivered. to rural readers in Pickens county he same day it is printed. Bring or send all subscriptions o the Sentinel office. Home emedies THE WEATHER MAN SAYS---' A Hard Winter This Year Coughs and Colds are sure to co me and you should keep a few rem edies where you can get them at once. Lewis Cherry Pine and Tar Cough syrup, 25 and 50c. Lewis Liver Laxers, acts on the Ii ver, 25c. '. Lewis White Salve, everybody kn cws what it will (to for sorei and:' burns. We keep a complete line of home remedies and we are no farther from you than your phone . KEOWEE PHARMACY R. E. Lewis, Prop U% . Phone 2 The White Frosty Mornings Re-' mind Us that Wintr'Is Near And the time is now here when we shoul prepare for the cold(1 days that are to come1. I have a complete line of mercehandise of HIGHEST qual i ty. Bunt you will be surpr'ised to know how LOW my prices are. If you will (d0 a little comparing of prices an~d quality you will. find that I can save vou money. I shall mention only a f'ew of the v'alues you can findi at this store. I cordially invite all to visit this store and see for them Stetson Hats going at ..--.---- ..-..--- ----.....-$6.00 each Men's Overalls at-......-----...---..--..--..-..... $1..00 And $1.25 a pair Heavy Flannel Shirts at-------------------..---..-..-......-$2.00 Haynes Underwear at-----------------..............75e a garment Haynes Union Suits for men at-. ---.. '$1.50 per suit -A nice line of' Men's and Young Men's Clothing--in latest styles and( pr3ic'es right. - I have a big line of Men's, Ladies' and (Children's Shoes-and more at riving daily. Men's and Young M~en's Overc'oats in v No mait ter' how~ you have( planned to make ''that new dress" it will pay you to v.isit 0our Dress Goods Department before you buy. I am ('losing out my line of Furniture. Nowv is the time to buy at a batrgin. ' I have 25, 'ase's of Laundry Soap. As long as it lasts' 1 will sell 2 ('akes for 5cnts. BIRING ON Y OUR I'ROICE' l" '('er, 25e' per' 11oun d u3 p to h65'.''. Roosteris. 10 per p(3'Joundm 10ggs. .i5' per'3 dloze.n.. Hcns I "8e per' pound. J. W. H ENDRICKS PICKENS CABINET WORKS H-eadquarters for Sash, D~oor's and Mouldings. We have a nice line of Builders' Hardware. Can furnish odd sizes to order. Let us make you a price on anything youx need in the building line. A few thousand brick at the right priee.