The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-20
Wanted new crop of sound dry
peach seed; $l.OO ner bushel in trade.
Craig Bros.


Wanted new crop of sound dry
peach seed; Sl.OO ner bushel in trado.
Craig Bros.
"A good meeting is in progress
in the Pickens Baptist church this
week, conducted by the pastor, DR..
A. j. s. Thomas.
Prof. Duff Bolding will con luct
a singing ut Bethel church next Sun.
day. Everybody cordially invited to
come and bring well-hlled baskets
and song booh3.
In the communication from
Knob it should read "there are about
IS miles in Pumpkintown township
and about 100 miles in tho county"
On s year contract "B. j. w." "will
take the contract and keep tho roads
in Pumpkintown township in first
class condition for $3.50 mile, Der
year, This would cost tho county
1882 50~pcr year, or 81, ,912. SO for tho
D years. This would he n great saw
ing to tho county over the present
System, and, we think, should be
adopted.
A very interesting protracted
service has just closed at Fairviow
NJ. i. church. The pastor, Rov. w.
IL. Loudermilk, was most ably assis.
ted by Rev. William Porter, of High
Point, N. q. Much interest was
manifested by all denominations and
all were benefited Ivy the sound force
ful sermons. Fourteen were added
to tho church and the only draw
back was that the meeting could not
continue longer. Mr.. Lpudormilk is
Il very popular pastor and ho was
quite fortunate i'll securing the servi.
COS Of Mr.. Porter. All extend to Mr..
Porter most cordial invitation to
come again.
e." DR.. w. Joel Bowen, of Mount
Pleasant, S. O., has been on a visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Bowen, near Pickens After roam
ing over the scenes OF his childhood,
he returned to his practice last Tues.
day. He is succeeding admiralty in
his adopted home, and ranks high in
his profession and is surgeon for the
Consolidated Railway Co., but with
all Of this, and Notwithstanding his
prosperity, deep down in his heart,
there is ii secret longing for the free
and easy life that is etjoyed here in
the foot hills of tho old Blue Ridge;
80 much so, that he may become n
citizen Of Pickens.
"A representative of this paper
spent the night, last week, at the
lovely country home of the Misses
Clayton, near Liberty. This is one
of the most beautiful homes in the
up country; the house is we'll ap.
pointed and sits on al eminence in n
beautiful grove of ma jestic oaks, and |
the lawn, of some five acres, is well
laid out and beautifully kept Their
brother, Fl. L. Clayton, who lives
with them, is very much II "home
man." but not a ''homely one" aud
he takes great pride in keeping the
place up and has every appointment
for comfort and enjoyment. Truly it
is Il splendid place to visit.
The meeting Of tho - .uehtcrs
of the Confcderacy Mt Mrs. McFall's
was well attended Inst Thursday.
Several important matters wele dis
cusscd. 1t was decided to send
delegate to tho convention of the
State division nt Camden in Dccem-
bor, also, if practicable, to send ont.
to the annual convention of the y. ID.
Q. in Charleston in Novembor. AS a
means of increasing the tronsury
fund tho Daughters expect to give an
entertainment in the near future.
After the chapter was adjourned the
hostess served most delightfully."- re
freshments and the members spont
some time in social enjoy ment.