The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-14
- S5'icitor Boggs and family have
moved into their new residence.

moved into their new residence.
Don't criticiss the contents of
this newspaper unless you are paid
| in.ulyance subscriber.
R. G. Carter, OF Liberty, is still
selling goods at prices that will save
you money.
60 to Henderson's Gallery, owe,
Craig Bros, store foc first class pho
tographs. 2w14.
When you want bargains in al
most anything, go to R. G. Carter
, Liberty. ."
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. L,
Bivins, on the 1lth instant, twins
boy and girl.
Read R. G. Carte,'s new adver.
tisement and see how you like his
prices
Miss --Keys, of Fairdeal,
Anderson county,, is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. John 2. Griffin, III Pickens
this week.
What is the difference between
soldier and a pretty woman? One
faces the powder and the other pow.
ders the face.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Higgins and
children, of Easley, and Aaron Boggs,
of Calhoun, are visiting the family of
A. J. Boggs.
The Aiken Recorder states that
a nightingale has been seen and heard
at that place by several persons. It
is a rare bird in this country.
For Sale Cheap, 8 thoroughbred
Shetland (stallion) pony; gentle as a
lamb; any child can handle him: price
low and you can make your money
back on him in one season. Apply
at this Office.
IN. D. Taylor. photographer, will
be in his studio, Carey building, on
Tuesday and Wednesday,, May 18th
and Goth. Remember the date, and
call on him if you want first class
work.
"A. A. Alexander, (Dock,) OF Eas-
tatoe, will be in Pickens on salesday
in June with nice, corn raised, Berk-
shire shoats, and those in need o.
nice shoats will d. we'll to hold their
orders o0,t,aA:s- --l2rssss Prsssss5> %ill be right.
1t is said of Canadian mother
who died the other day: "She was
true wife, a fond mother, and so man
aged affairs as to marry off her nine
girls before any other female in the
neighborhood could even get beau"
IS. j. Gassaway, Of the Kings
section, was in town yesterday aud he
reports the wheat crop practically
ruined; the rust is eating it up and
these cold days are against it; he says
if it comes cold rain on it it is gone.
il G. Clayton. of Central, filed
0. NJ. Abney's appointment in the
Methodist church at Pickens last
Sunday to a large audience. He
shelled the woods and hit a good
many. In the afternoon he preached
at Bethlehem to a good crowd.
Married, on the 10th inst, at the
residence of the officiating Notary
Public, II. F. Hester, Mr. Sank Hen
bricks to Miss Lids Hayes. All of
Pickers county. The happy couple
have the congratulations Of their
msny friends.
DIR. L. 0. Meuldin has located
in Pickens for the practice Of his Pre-.
fessicn and opened an Office in the
rear rooms upstairs over DR.. Earle's
drug store, where he can always be
found when not professionally en-
gagged. See his card elsewhere in
this paper.
1t is remarkable what little bites
a woman takes when eating in the
presence of her sweetheart. What
little mouth she has then? She nib
bles with her little white teeth like
some dainty squirrel eating hickory
nut. But wait till washday comes!
Watch her when she goes to hanging
out clothes and gets ipas hurry. By
the time she gets the big ends OF ff-
teen clothes pins in that mouth, you
will begin to think that it is a pretty
good sized, hearty mouth after all.