The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-07
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Read R. G. Carters new adver.
isement and see how you Ike his
prices.
s-Wben the temperature runs up to
80 or so, as it will soon do, look out
for hail storms.
q Mrs. A. E. Long, of Philadelphia.
Pa. who has been visiting Mrs. ".
Dendy, has returned home.
r. C. Carter, Liberty, has a few
Fe northern seed Irish potatoes to
l at 30c peck.
When you are in town call and
1e> The Sentinel Journal. We. are
ways glad to have our friends come
to see US.
Prof. J. Z: Murphree will sing
Antioch church the second Sun.
yaay in May. Other leaders reques-
5eato be present.
BY invitation of pastor, DR.. Z.
G. Clayton viii preach at the >Pickens
Methodist church next Sunday, May
10th. at II a. m.
q &C. T. Hntchins, of Liberty, was
lin Pickens Monday on business. It
ooEs like oil times to see s'Charlie"
Pm the streets Of Pickens.
~ The Sentinel-Journal Office is
prepared TO fill orders for every class
of printing and we will be pleased to
pave pour orders.
L - q you want the people to know
that pu are in business ard that you
ssnt8 Them TO cali, put an ADVERTISE
entg 10 The Sentinel Journal.
s He boasts chat he doesn't ad.
but he's still doing business
8s old stand" Gle means he's
b bis:ne>s at his oil standstill." :"
There is on exhibition in Colnm-
handsome gold headed umbrells,
ibed with appropriate insignia,
is to be presented during the
Feur Sn to the oldest visiting veteran.
EJames Winchester, who is cut
ting shingles in the Grow Greek Sec
&tion, informs US that sap shingles will
slast twelve years, if they are dipped
/ IN kerosene. This seems reasonable,
and we hope some person will try It.
on some Of their buildings.
The proceedings of the State OF
South Carolina against the Virginia.
Carolina Chemical company institu-
ted by the attorney general some
time $50 charging the company with
sviol n of the antitrust law OF the
Ste will be opened in Columbia
by the taking of testimony be-
be master of Richland county
al decision.
lesday morning of last week,
b Alvin 81 Dean, of Greenvi!le,
y for Henry Sudduth, re-.
ayn from Gov. Howard
THAT Henry Sudduth
zen pardS6ed from the State
tentiary, It will Le remetnibefed I
sSudduth was convicted OF rape
sentenced to life Imprisonment
he penitentiary. |
MIR. J. L Boggs and daughter,
Majors, S. c., VAS in Pickens yes
Jay. Mr.. Boggs, who is a veter-
bf the sLost Cause, though get
g up in years, is hale and hearty |
pa enjoying life as OF yore. While
"a town heqaid the Sentinel an ap- !
seciatiye call. Mr.. Boggs has been /
reader of the Sentinel for many I
# ars and we hope he will live to be
many more.
Charleston has been afflicted
% another negro official, this time
the person of J. A. Brier, who has (
ZEN appointed by United States I
ersbal Adams to be bailif Of the
st, succeeding a very competent
obliging white man, Capt. Isaac
osggett. Brier took charge of
Office Monday. The appointment
szaies makes two negro bai!iHs OF
Federal court.
ss The farmers have been moving
week. Many of them have fin
ed planting cotton and have much
heir corn crop planted. The win
oats and wheat which made such |
onderful growth in the winter are
hing bad. BIany have given up
pes Of much of a yield from them
lille there are a few who say they
e some signs Of improvement in
EN-.
We have heard several complaints
emily OF subscribers failing to re-
be The Sentirel-Journal at the
aser time. We are very careful in
g of each name at every post.
nd, as q rule, it is not our
X Then the papers go wrong.
ask as favor that every one
Ills to receive his or her copy OF
Psper ct the proper time will
mptly report the fact to US in Or
that We may look into the matter
try to ind ont where the blame
The closing exercises of the ne
graded school TODD place last
ursday evening. The exhibition
s in every way q very creditable
. Mr.. T. j. Mauldin delivered an {
Dress. Among other things he J
: the negro must get TO work, just
very white man who expected to
bmplish anything had 20 do, and {
while the negro could never L
be for social equality, his best