The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-25
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this week md profit by what it says.
Read tue ad. Of Folger & Thorn.
10y and avail yourself Of their cut in
prices. |
"A small child OF Mr.. and Mrs. o.
j. Williams died last week OF cholera
infantum. {.
Judge n. o. Purdy and family
are expected to arrive in Pickens this
week to spend the summer.
Call on us for peas and cane seed.
We have them in abundance.
.,.. Craig Bros.
-K. @. Carter, Liberty, has re.
ceived n complete line Of buggies, har.
ness, saddles, whips, laprobea, etc.
Any ole in need of first class oak
or pine lumber will do we'll to send
their orders at once to S. II. Brown,
Pearl, s. g.,
IN. D. Taylor, photographer, will
DO in his studio, Carey building, on
Tuesday juno 80, and Wednesday,
July 1st. Romember the date, and
call on him for nice work.
Married, at the residence of the
officiating Notary Public on June 9Th
1908, Mr.. NJ. A. SHELTON to Miss Cor.
trude Hendricks. ~ A. Jones per-
formed tho ceremony:NeAll of Table
Mountain, Pickons county&a
The summer school isssnoving
along very satisfactorily. Tbipty
three teachers have enrolled. SatEs:
day afternoon the teachers took . ds:
lightful outing to CLASSY Mountain,
They went out on the 4 o'clock train,
scaled tho heights and viewed the
sights, returning at 7 o'clock.
Your attention is directed to the
adye, tisement of the Easley Hord.
ware Co., in this issue. They have n
complete limo of shelf ware and can
fit you up with anything you want
that is usually carried by first class
hardware firm. They are agents for
the Deering Machine Co.'S, line Of
goods, consisting of mowers, harvest
ers. rakes, ETC., and can make it to
your interest to buy of them; they
also carry complete stock OF repairs
for those machines.
Rich Gu, tis and John Montgom.
erv, colored, got into fight Saturday
night; Montgomery was stabbed in
the arm and hit on the head with a
bottle, while Curtis was considerably
gashed on the hip, back, body and
arms. He was badly cut up and bled
profusely, the wounds being many and
somewhat dangerous, and DIR. Maui
din had quite little job sewing him
up. They were both drinking and a
woman, Belle Stephens, oolored, was
the cause of the trouble.
Read the ad. of Folger 4 Thorn.
10y. They offer n discount of 20 per
cent off of their prices on their entire
line of goods, in order to keep from
moving their stock into their ne y
building. All Of their lines are fresh
and bought this season and this cut
means very great saving to the buy.
ing public. If you need any goods
at all do not purchase until you havo
inspected this stock of general NOR
chandiso.
Cards have been issued for the
T1narriage of Miss Nina Gertrude
Boggs to DR.. j. N. Hallum in the
{ Presbyterian church in Easley, on
next tuesday evening June 30tb, at
! $3.50 o'clock. Miss Boggs is the ac-
ned and charming daughter
'. w. X. Boggs, of Easley, and
a; >}.j nown to many OF the Pickens
. DR.. Ha}lum is the popula,
"., and one of: the members o'
of the Pickens Drug Co., and
, ..-..~.J his friends by the score
who join in we'll wishes over this
happy event.
There will be a big slaughter
sale of fine millinery at the store ol
Heath Bruce. Morrow Co., beginning
on Friday June Goth and ending or
Tuesday, Juno 30th. During this
time the knife will be put to prices in
all other lines. Read their announce
ment in this issue and come to town
on those dates prepared to carry home
with YOU such load OF bargains as
you never had before This is nc
fake sale, as you we'll know, as this
firm always does what 1t promises o,
advertises, and you have done busi
ness with them long enough ito know
them and depend on them. Remom
Der the dates, and come and bring
your family, and stay all day.
The Educational Conference thai
was in con interpolation for Pickens on
July 4, at which it was hoped Gov
ernor Hayward and Supt. 0. B. Mar
tin would be present, will have to b'
postponed until little later in the
summer. They have an engagemen;
in Florence July 2, and it would be q
very hurried trip to reach Pickens on
the Fourth. It would necessitate the
absence of these important executive
officers for about four days in success
ion-which they prefer not to do
They have assured Supt. HaJlum
however, that they will favor Pickenl
with q visit some time during the
summer, ond the postponement has
been made at the suggestion OF Supt
Martin. in order to suit the conyeni
ence Of the Governor. q
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