The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-09-03

| BOtn,.On Zctll ult., W Shpt. ana
Mrs 1. M. Maullin, " daughter.
-NIiss Alice Finney, OF Atlanta, il
un visit to her parents in Pickens,
Il will be in my office in Pickens
Sept. 9th and 9th. J. G. Walker,
ID. d. s.
The infant child Of MIR. and Mrs.
ID. B. Finney has been quite sick, but
is improving.
Mess. @. II. Alexander and II. j.
Manldin returned Saturday from the
Sapphire country.
The Easley Cotton Mill school
will begin on the 7th inst, with w.
A. christopher, principal.
B. X. Thornley, aud j. r. Ash
more arc oft for few days enjoying
the beautiful scenery of tho Sapphire
country.
II. J. Mauldin and family, of
Rock Fence, Gu, have been on au
extended visit to relatives and friends
in this county.
On last Friday evening, the
young people of Pickens enjoyed q
delightful sociable ut the residence
of DR.. j. L. Bolt
Misses Lizzie and Eva, hand
some aud accomplished daughters of
Rev. II. A. Child, from Anderson, arc
guests of @. T.. Robinson.
Mrs. a. M. Erwin and daughter,
Kiss Eunice, OF Abbeville, are on a
visit to the family of j. X. Kirksey at
his pleasant home at Grow Creek.
Boys and girls, you may begin
to get your books together, pre- epara-
tory tn entering school next Monday
morning. Take your reports show
ing promotion along also.
Give us your order for Job print
ing. Our limo Of stationery is com.
plete and we can do your work with
neatness and despatch. Call and get
our prices. We can save you money.
Rev. N. G. Clarkson, of Wal
halla, arrived Tuesday and is assist
ing the pastor, Rev. 0. NJ. Abney, in
the protracted meeting Mt the Meth.
odist church this week. The meeting
is growing daily in interest.
--R. g. Garter 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.
John Keith, brother to Mes.
danes A. W. Folger and w. Il. Davis
of Easley, died i'll Birmingham, Ala,
on the 9th ult. His remains wore
shipped to Easley and buried in the
cemetery at Antioch church.
The supply Of peach sec 1 being
so much greater than the buyers ex,
pccted, we are unable to handle any
more ut $l.00 per bushel, but want
fifty bushels at GO cents.
Craig Bros
Middleton Hester who has been
ii DIR. Blacks sanitarium at Green
Vile, for some time, has been dismiss
cd, as cured, and camo home Satur.
day evening. His friends will lie
glad to hear OF his complete recovery.
N. D. Taylor, photographer, will
bo in his studio at Plckens, in the
Carey old building, next Tuesday
and "Wednesday, September Sth and
9th If you want first class work call
on him, and rest assured YOU will
get it.
Judge r.. o. Purdy and family,
after spending a. delightful summer
here, left for their homo in Sumter
Monday. Judge Pnrdy stated thai
they were snflicien 4, delighted with
their stay here to guarantee their re.
turn next summer.
- September, like all months
brings some good things. The pres
ent September will be no exception
to the rule; for w. II. Pickens' Sons
Eaaigy, S. c., are offering, for this
month only, specials. in tin and agate
ware. Read their nd.
Prof. w. e Dendy now occu-
pies the residence of Solicitor Julirs
e. Boggs, having moved yesterday.
Mr.. Boggs will break up house keep
ing as his children will all be off at
school and he is away attending
court most of the time.
Mess. James p. Carey. Jr., Ed
gar Morris, A. Brandon Taylor, Le
Roy Boggs and Ernest Freeman
leave Friday for Clemson College,
where they will stand the ontranc'
examinations for classification at tn,
opening of the session.
---Jesse Roper, Of Table Mountain
on aged man and good christian
brother, died at his homo on the 9th
ult. land was buried the day following
at Oolenoy church, of which he was q
member. Rev. Lom Freeman con
Quoted the funeral services.
DR.. Robt. I<irksey, of Mangum
Okla, is at the home OF his father
for few days. He came homo with
h's brother, j. K, Jr., who has been
sick with severe attack of typhoid
fever. His friends will learn will,
much pleasure TINT he is much better
Rev. j. b. Trammel has just
closed good meeting at Camp