The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-06-25

methods have been suoli as to give hin
an unlimited credit with tile wliolesal,
houses Of the country. It is something
remarkable with tire immense credit bust
ness that he has always done thu
drouths, freshets nor short crops have
ever shaken him. His "Almannck" al
ways sparkles with hope and good cheer
anu has become q land mark in the Sen.
rlNEL. Several of our exchanges fire.
quontly reprint paragraphs from his All.
VertisemCnt i'll their news columns. This
shows that he knows how to cltoh the
eye of the general render.' His growing
! business has required two additions to
his present store, besides q ware house.
and we dare say that no merchant can
stow more goods i'll the same space. He
IS assisted i'll his store bv Mas ,rs. f.. ].
Price and McDuilie Stewart, and they
are always ready and willing to showlyou
what you Ito not see, if you will usk
; for it.
PEOPLES BANK.
13O Main Street, Frank Hammond,
President, james a. Hoyt, Vice Prcsi,
dent, VIM. &. Beacham, Cashier.
Among tho live financial institutions
of Grccnvile, S. G., and one which the
Stntc can look upon with pride is the
Peoples Bank. 1t is one of tho most re.
liable institutions i'll this section of South
Carolina, and it's career has boen Il most
successful ono, which to say the least,
reflects great credit upon the sound
/ Judgement and executive ability display.
cd III its management. The Pcoplc's
Bank tranSacts II general banking busi-
ness, receiving upon favorable terms the
accounts of banks and bankers, mcr
! ~ tl e., .
ual deposits. Spccinl attention is given
to collections, tho bank having perfect
system OF correspondence; deposits are
: received upon current accounts and IN
special certificates, and exchanges are
made on all points. The Peoples bank
has capital of $780, 600. Every modern
system of which banking has taken nd
vantage is followed and every possible
| facility and convenience is extended to
customers. The rcprcseutatil Cs of the
Peoples bank arc prominent business
men whose names are synonymous with
Integrity and commercial stability, Frank
Hammond, the president, James A.
Hoyt, vice president, w. G.. Beachum,
the cashier, are gentleman widely known
and highly esteemed. They arc able fl
nanc"lS and vigorous cXponcnts Of the
Soundcst principles governing banks and
. finance.
The Peoples bank was established in
! May, 1887, and Mr.. Hnmmond the prcsi-
dent, has been known ms business man
of Grcrnvi!lo for many years. He is Il
native OF Iowa and has been here 2I
years. MIR. Ecacham the cashier is II ia
tive OF Grcrnvilc. These gentleman urc,
members of the American Bankers asso-
clatlon. Tho directors are: James l..
Orr, Wells & Orr, Attorneys; Frank
Hammond, President; James \. Hoyt.
Hoyt & Keys, w. NJ. Hngood, W. NJ.
Iagood 4 Co., Easlcy, S. c.; II. T..
Means, Capitalist; O. =. Mills, President
Grecnville Fertilizer Co.. T.. II. Fulcn-
wider, President liugucnot Mills; T.. W.
Poe, i. w. Poe & Co.
J. l.. CALISLE, GREESvILI.E.
To keep teeth III perfect order visit
! to an experienced dentist should DO paid
at least twice n year, if not oftcn,r, and
no other gentleman i'll the profession in
(irccnvlllc can we more willingly
commend our readers than to the well
known and popular dentist, DIR. J. =.
! Carlisle, whose Office is located at 81
Mann Street. This IL ono of the best nD
pointed dental parlorS in Grccnvillc, and
the proprietor IS prc-cmincnt in his pro
trSSIun. having had M experience oil
: many years. In the making of artificia
sets of teeth, and tho filling of broker,
or dccaycd ones Dr. Carlisle has become
famous; and has consequently an extcn-
Sivc practice.
Doctor Carlisle hns beer here since
1882 and opened mp business tho follow
ing year. lie is known in Grcrnvillc,
Laurcns, Anderson, pickcns md adjoin
ing counties where he enjoys n large
practice. He extracts teeth without pain
and has now 4 liberal practice in Green
vile city and vicinity. Doctor Carlisle
is graduate of the University Of Mary
lnnd in Baltimore and took his diploma
in March 1885.
GREENVILLE MUSIC HOUSE,
107 and Ill Washington Street. Alex
nuder Bros, started in business there
some years ago; Nj. l.. Alexander having
started originally in the machine bust
ness eight years ago.
The Grcenville Music House has rap.
idly gained n prominence and supremn-
cy which cannot be overlooked by tho
careful buyer Of pianos, organs and mn
steal goods in general. Alexander Bros.
deal in the celebrated Estoy O, gana, Dy-
er and Hughes. New England, Waterloo,
Chicago Cottage and other well known
organs. They also carry the world re-
nown Kranich e. Batch, Estay, Smith
& Son, and other well known pianos.
In sewing machines they have the DAVIS,
:hc White, Household, Standard, Wheel
cr u Wilson, American, Union, Singer,
and others. Besides pianos and organs,
the house sells all kinds of musical in
strnmcnts, and when they happen to be
out of anything, they quickly order it
for customers. Their supply of sheet
music includes all the latest songs, dances.
waltzcs, and every style of music that
the musician wants. They have had n
tremendous sale of sheet music recently
and in their last order instructed the
house to send every kind they had.
All orders by mail or telegraph receive
the same prompt attention That IL accord.
cd to those given under tho personal in
Spection of the purchaser apd all opera
tons arc based upon the policy of hon.
ornblc and liberal dealings.
DIR. J. W. NORWOOD.
GrCcnvile is fortunate i'm nossees;no ~