The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-23
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HAPPENINGS Of a Local aud Personal Nature,

Happenings Of q Local aud Personal Nature,
The price Of flour continues to
advance. as
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Cox visited
relatives in Grconvile this week.
II have four nice mich COWS for
sale. j. ID. Holdor, Piokens, >. Z.
Berkshire pigs for salo. Ivy M.
Mau'din, Pickens, s. @. wv.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harvey
Kennemur on tho 10Th inst, u girl.
Tho price of cotton which won't
np like rocket has commenced fall.
Jag.
--lt. Earle Lewis, of Greenvlle,
spent fow dnys with the homo folks
here last week.
II. M. Kennedy, representing
the Grcenvillo News, was in Pickens
q portion Of last week.
Save your forage with tho up. to-
dato Plano Mower and Rake. II. c.
Garter, Liberty, agent.
ID. T.. Sutherland, a prominent
merchant of Mica, is in the city
Grcenville Herald, 18th inst.
Mrs. J. B. r. Freeman, who has
been on visit to relatives in Groom
vile, returned home Tuesday.
--N. 9. Garter, Liberty, has ro.
ceivod q complete line Of buggies, har
ness, saddles, whips, laprobes, otc. \
- Pastor Foster will begin pro
tractcd meeting at Secona on Friday
night before the first Sunday in
August.
Col. G. j. Murphy, with his fam.
lily, and w. j. Carroll, of Charleston,
arc Mt the Amber House for tho
summer.
Mrs. Hester and son, Richard, of
Pickens county, arc visiting Mrs. N
Il. Martin in Forest street. - Green
vile Herald.
We are told that the farmers are
sowing and planting peas and other
forage crops as they nover did before.
This is good news.
The past week has beon favor
able one for the crops. The reports
show steady improvement in all
crops, especially cotton.
-WANTED:- Eight hundred
(900) cords good four (4) foot pine
wood. Good price. Apply to Far
mors' Oil Mill, Groenville, S. G. 1913
Spring chickens have been fairly
plentiful for colple of weeks s-a
good sign of abundance in the coun-
try and Of bettor rations in the town.
M. B Moore, confined in Jail on
tho charge of killing a. Walker
Maulain, was released from custody
ir$J the sum of $4,000 bail Monday
& &$tening.
- -Rev. Frank Lander addressed
n good crowd in tho Baptist;Schurch
on SundaSbnight on Chris tian Edu-
cation. + y romarks were apt. I'm ,ly
'n1 well ;eivod. d
d. Mc#). Druce and talEAy are OF
on onnAain trip; they W. visit the
Sapphire country befare 49, Eatsarn
and no doubt they will have aNpleas-
ant und enjoyable outing.
IN. d. Taylor, photographer, will
be in his studio, Carey building, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 2Slh
and Goth Remember the date, and
call on him for nice work.
"A protractod meeting will begin
at the pickens Baptist church on The
third Sabbath in August, conducted
by tho pastor. Rev. A j. S. Thomas,
and assisted by Rev. o. j. Copeland.
On Saturday, August 1st, Chill.
dren's Day will be observed at Re-
union church. Everybody como and
bring well filled baskets and song
books. Several prominent speakers
expected.
"A Spartanburg jury gave Mrs.
Davis a verdict of $1,000 damages
against j. D. Collins, q merchant.
Mrs. Davis bought goods from him
and they had fuss about the settle.
ment and ho struck her.
Nov is the tilno to send Il barrel
OF new wheat flour to your orphanago.
Whether you are Baptist, Presby-
tcrian or Methodist, you have an Or
phanage in the State and should feel
personally responsible for your share
of it's support.
--"ls it hot enough for you?" is
still the greeting you hoar when you
meet n friend on tho streets. It is
just a little antiquated, but no one
seems able to spring now one.
There is no hesitancy shown by any
oSEBzasgsa nswering the question.
w, Fl. johnson has bought the
entire ldt>of second hand sewing ma
chimes, traded for by the Davis Sew
ing Machine Co., about seventy five
in number. Yor will miss a bargain
if you don't call and get one before
they arc all gone. They ore going
cheap. Don't fail to see them.