The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-21

trading stamps, ask for them.
The Big Store is Offering bar
gains Read their advertisement ir
this issue.
Joseph l.. Looper, Of tho Loop
crs Gin section, has built neat two
story dwelling.
Come in and pay up your cub
scription to this paper and get q
good knife free of charge.
Stoves, ranges and heaters at
tho Big Store. Remember the cold
weather is coming and prepare for it.
B. +. Farmer, On Wolf Creek
has raised this yoor, an excellent
crop of corn and has built one of tho
best rat proof cribs in the county tc
house his coru.
James X. Lathem, of tho Mt
Carmel section, has pretty country
dwelling. The situation is charm
ing and he has his farm improved
up.to.dato by using the best agricul
tural implements.
DR.. Robert Kirksey and Miss
Elizabeth Breese, of Brevarti, N. c.
were united in holy matrimony al
1890 o'clock Oct. 7th, at Sum,
Dale, Prices storey Rev. O. Nj
! Abuoy officiating. Mrs. Kirlsey is
! th@ a. >omplish' d daughter of w. T.
j5rcrsc, of North Carolina. and Dr.
Nrkscy has the best wishes OF his
mituy friends.
Now is the time to buy good
""ornl.hand sewing machine cheap.
During the first three days of court
week. Monday, Tuesday and We'd.
nesday, [ will sell at public auction,
IN front of the court house, my entire
stock Of secondhand sewing ma.
chimes, about Is in number. You
VIII not get another chance like this
, soon. w. II. johnson.
-Itev Thomas Looper, of the
Cross Roads section, married cou-
pie last Sunday at his home which
makes 537 marriage ceremonies for
him. He is now sc years of age,
but hearty, cheerful and sprightly.
He was able to preach at Peters
Greek church few Sundays past.
He says that from the ungodly walk
Of the church members of these
tincs that many of them are on the
church instead Of being in the church.
The pupils in the seventh, eighth
and ninth grades in the Graded
school organized themselves into
literary society for solfimprovemeut
the 9th inst. The following officers
were elected; Miss Vesta Ashmore,
presidont; Joh1 Griffin, vice-prosi.
dent; Miss Bertha Bridges, secretary.
Some good work will no doubt be &C
complishcd during the session. Meet.
iu2s will be held at the end Of each
month.
When you come to town court
week don't fail to visit W. Fl. John
sons 5 and 10 cent department store
He is piling tho counters up with
tAryains on top Of bargains. You
will be surprised whom you SEQ the
goods. 1t won't cost anything to 60
and gee and bo convinced. For each
S1,G0 worth you buy, you will get II
coupon with number on it, which
gives you n chance at a nice, drop
head sewing machine, to be given
to the person holding the lucky num-
Der on December Oath 1908.
Several Of our good old staupch
friends and subscribers have come in
recently aud gotten square on the
books. Among them are w. N.
Boiling, Isaac Hallum, II. o. All
good, Horace Bowen, Sam Robinson,
J. II Gossett, j. Nj. Welborn, Thos
Griffin, John Watson, A. j. Grave
ley, G. l.. Wilimon, Willis Glenn,
ST., B. a. Castle, L. L. Kay, Sanford
Cannon, G. II. Freeman, j. B Stew
art, w. NJ. Jones, jr., w. j. Kelley,
9. a. Kay, Julin Wilson, B. o. Am
bier, J. j. Burgess, II. e. Il. Roper,
II. f. Burns, j. w. Turner, A. r..
Stewart, J. A. McCombs.
1t is enough said about the kind
OF an entertainment it was TO say
that it was gotten mp by the Daugh.
ters Of the Confederacy. No one
who was ut tho social gathering at
Mr.. II. A. Richey's last Friday even
ing will ever crowd more innocent
amusement in as few hours. But it
WINS not all for amusement. Much
interest was taken III the paper pre-
pared by Mrs. G. j.. Robinson and
read by Mr.. Julius e. Bogge. It
was an epitome of the Daughters of
the Confederacy as an organization,
and was most charminglY written
and well read. For downright fun,
the drawing contest took the cake
The prize was awarded to Miss Essie
Earle. OF course refreshments were
included in the programme and
these wore very much enjoyed.
ALL persons who have been, or
are now subscribers to either The
Sentinel or The journal, and owe
anything on same, who come in and
pay up will be given free, a good
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pay up to The lat of Jan. 1904, will
be given, free, good pocket knife,
and all new subscribers who pay up
ono year in advance. will be given a
good knife, and all present subscri
bers who pay in advance for one
year from lat of Jan. 1904, will he