The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20

lanta.
-Supt. of Education O. B: Mnr'
tin remained in Pickons until Sun
day evening.
B. II. Mcdaniel returned from
Columbia Monday and will finish his
interrupted vacation in Pickons.
My mill will be oponod for bust.
ness ngain Tuesday morning, Aug.
|l8. B. p. Kelley.
j. Il. Bannister and wife, Of ca.
toechec, visited tho latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Bowen, last
week.
Miss Ora Mitchell, of Prince.
ton, S O., is visiting the family of
her uncle, James II. Clayton, near
Liberty.
-R. G. Carter, Liberty, has re-
ceived lot of the celebrated "Thorn-
hill" wagons which ho will sell at the
right price.
The lower part of the county
was bloss,d with II fine rain last Fri
day afternoon, and on Saturday and
Sunday Pickons was given a good
wetting.
Give us your order for job print.
ing. Our line OF stationery is com.
pleto and we can do your work with
neatncss and despatch. Call and get
our prices. Wo can save you money.
THAT reliable clothior, L. Roths.
child, of Greenville, spent Monday in
Pickens. He has added tailoring
department and can cut to fit and
make to order suit of clothes while
you wait for it,
-R. q. Cartor is connected with
two other very large stores and they
buy their goods in such quantities
that it enables him to save you money
on most everything you buy from
him. See his change in ad.
--Pickens again has a first. class
meat market. j. d. Moore has
bought refrigerator and has fixed to
run good market and will hnve
fresh meats on hand and at all times
Give him call; ho also pays the top
of the market for good, fat. beef cat
tie.
The seventeen.months old daugh.
t, L Of MIR. and Mrs. B. d. MauItlin,
of the Stewart section, died on the
18th inst, after only one nights ILL.
ness. The remains of the little ono
was laid to rest the day following at
Gap Hill church. The bcrcaved pn-
rents have the sympathy of many
friends in their sore bereavement
THAT excellent citizen, good far
Nor, and staunch friend of this pa
per, B. d. Leudardt, of the Easlev
section, wns in Fickens Saturday and
dropped in to see us. He reports
everything rs running smoothly in
his section; he says hard times and
laziness hnvo run away from his sec
ton and that energy, push and vim
have won tho day.
This paper is published to dis
scminate the news, and we can only
give the news whenever we learn of
it. We want to give you value re.
ceivei for your money and all the
news wo can, so will appreciate very
much any items you will send us.
While they may not bo news to You,
remember that others will appreciate
reading them. Just send us the
skeleton on postal card and We can
put tho clothes on it.. If.
The educational rally held ut
Classy Mountain school house Mon
day was one of the most successful
yet held in the county. In the morn
ing excellent addresses were made
by Miss Marye Shelor, Solicitor j.
q. Boggs and Prof. w. T.. Dendy.
Much enthusiasm was awakened
along educational lines, 80 much so,
in fact, that sum Of $25 WAS appro-
priated fnr the purchase Of school
library, and an order made out for
the books at tile close of the meet
ing.
Note change in the ad. Of j. D.
Holder & Co., Real Estate. There
is perfect "hum" in real estate cir
cles now; everybody ia making rush
for Pickens county dirt and the old
town is gradually forging to the front.
Let everybody get them q nice home
in town where they can come and
school their children. BY SO doing
they make n good Investment in every
way. Pickens is bound to be city,
and that very soon. Nothing can
keep her down. Call on those gen.
tlemen and thoy will treat you right.
The series of meetings held at
Golden's Creek Baptist church, Rev
B. @. Atkinson, pastor, closed on
Friday 7th inst. There were eleven
additions to the church. Rev. T.. A.
Dunlow assisted in tho meeting and
the membership was greatly revived
and refreshed by the earnest work Of
these consecratcd men of God assist
ed in leading members to the church.
At the close of the meeting there
were over twenty penitent mourners
at the anxious scat. The member
ship of tie church asks the prayers
of all of Gods people in behalf Of
themselves and the mourners.
Mrs. James G. King, and child.
rem, of Brevard, N. c., who has been
on visit to relatives and friends in