The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-06-25
OUR ADVERTISERS.
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OUR ADyEHTIsERs.
- o. L. HoLIIN9swoRTH, REAL EsrArE.
Col. Hollingsworlh is a native of Pick
ns county, and for twenty-five wears has
een one of it's formost business men. and
oday owns and controls more reul estate
nan any citizen of upper Carolina. AZ |
CT The war he started out with but little
more than Joe Brown possessed when he
went 10 Georgia, "a little red bull and a
wash pot" From the little farm among
me nils OF Toxaway, his possessions have
increased to more than score of farms
some 10000 acres or more, ali
accumulated by hard work and strict at
tention to business. Some of these farms
are the most valuable lands in the county,
made so oy good manaI emcnt and system
atic farming since they came under his
control That he is n trader is well known
by the readers of tho SENrINEI where his
offers OF land and stock for salo has ap-
peared for the past several years, and has
been The meals of bringing number of
good citizens to the county. His success
Is conclusive proof that money can be
made III Pickcns county. If any of our
readers wish to buy homes on easy terms,
he is the man to sec.
HARRIS AND MORRIS.
ms nrm Is composed 1t TWO young bust
ness men that have but recently settled in
fickens. Mr.. T. ID. Harris the senior
member Of the firm only came To Pickcns
six months ago from the city of Grecnvllc,
where he had been in the grocery business
for ten ycnrs, and has al established rcpu-
tation as u solid business man. He was
Alderman OF the city at tho time of his re
moval To this place and hc still owns prop
crty there. He has also purchased near
500 acres of desirable real estate in this
county. MIR. A. M Morris, the junior part.
ncr, is one of Pickens county's acquisitions
from Anderson county. He came here
seven years ago and went into business, and
by steady application and honest dealing,
he has established himself on firm basis
financially and with the people. This firm
docs cash business, both buying and sell
ing, and their credit is gilt edge. Their
run OF custom is steadily on the increase
HILL AND WELDON, DENTISTS, aEEENvlLLE
That these men stand in the front rank
OF their profession in this State many
OF our readers can attest Their work al-
ways gives satisfaction. There is no pro-
lesson that requires more ability and thor
| OCgh training than of dentistry, and these
gentlemen arc possessed of both in an en-.
inent degree. If you are in need Of dental
| work, and wish to secure the services of
men who have all the mode rn appliances
and can do your work with ease aud dis
patch, visit their dental parlor, 1872 Main
Street, Greenvlle, s. 4.
| ANSEL AND HoLIINOswoRTIL
This firm Of we'll known lawyers needs
no commcdation ut our hands. They make
a specially Of the civil practice, and any
| one needing the services of men "skilcd
in the law, will lo well to retain them.
''lf by the law you should wn," these
gentlemen will get You the verdict Judge
Cothran, in his trrsc way of putting
things, once wrote OF Mr.. Anscl: ''IIc is
an inretcratciw will srudd.c any
| thing"
L. II. wEErz.
Mr.. WtrtZ has been in tho mar bic busi
ness mt Liberty for several years and has
worked up a good trade. He has erected
some of the finest tombslOncs and monu-
mcnts in the county, and the prices like
his work, prove satisfactory. All his work
is done with ncatncsS and dispatch, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
BOWEN AND FREEMAN, ATTORNEYS.
This firm is composed Of young men,
well known in this county, and their names
are SYNONYMS of honesty and integrity
MIR. Bowen, the senior member, has already
cate, by the acumcn and skill he has dis.
played in the management of several i'm
portnnt criminal cases. Mr.. j. b. Free
man. the junior member, is a recent grad
natc in law and has the reputation Of being
one OF the best posted young lawyers OF
the Circuit. All business entrusted 10 them
Will receive prompt attention.
j. G. JEFFRIRs,
Attorney at Law, % Law Range, Green
villc, s. G..
This talented young lawyer has bright
future before him. BY close attention to
business and pcrscvcriny industry he is fast
winning his way to the front among the
pract titioners at Grecnvillc.
DANTZIER AND SMITH. FURNITURE
63-G5 Main Street, Grccnvillc, S. G.
Here may be found the very latest pat
terms in dining room, pnrlor and chamber
sets, and fGur floors are devoted to the
business. Here may be found the latest
and most elegant designs in bureaus, sofas,
plain and easy chairs, rockers, lounges
and book cases, desks, century aud an
uquc oak and cherry chamber sets of the
most artistic designs mattresses. hat racks
and upholstery, Il full line of window
shades, chromos, wooden and metallic cof-
fins and caSkcts, from the best makers.
''''' - h'N'' W. tlItt S'pCS " llikt
up the stock Of Il first class. furniture cs.
tablishmclIt. They likewise manufacture
II large supply of mattresses The trade
which is extensive and rapidly Increasing,
spreads throughout Grccnvillc county and
generally ovcri upper South Carolina and
North Carolina and North Gcorgin, where
their goods have made IN envicd rcputa-
ton.
THE GREENviLLE COACH FACTORY.
II. G. Marl>lcy. Proprietor, G.: W. Sir
rinc, Supcrnt cntlent.
At this factory are manufactured all
sorts of carriages. The stock includes
plantation wagons one, two, three and
tour-horSc sizes. which have for fifty
years been the standard of excellence in
four States, top aud open buggios, doe
tors phWtoEs. plain and fine r0ckawavs,
various styles of four.scatcd shifting top
carriages, planters buggics. carefully
built to suit the farmers needs, etc, etc.
Their products ire sold all over the Car
olinas, Georgia and Florida, where they
dispose of annually between 800 and 400
which have yet to find their RI
walls. In strength, build, tipish, light
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