The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-14

= Miss Hestor Cureton is quite
sick with gastric fever.
| - Cadet A. Brandon Taylor, OF
Clemson, visited home folks in Pick
ems Sunday.
= Unole>Josse Crenshaw, of Table
Mountain section, says his crops are
very good.
Wed give all we have to know
as much az the average boy Of seven.
teen thinks he knows.
Read tho changes of ads. in this
issue, and you will know whore to
! buy good goods at reasonable prices.
/ A full line of Waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pens just received. Guar.
"hteed. Pickens Drug Go.
/ The Sentinel.Journal is certainly
full of interest this week and ia we'll
worth three times the money that
will buy it.
The crops around in the Olgn
and Mica sections, are excellent. with
the exception of tho low, overGow we'd
places in the bottom lands.
R @. Carter, Liberty, is receiv.
ing one of the largest stocks of drv
goods and notions from New York
"ver brought to that place, and when
you want bargains call on him and
he will save you money.
Prof. j. G. Clinkscales, of Wof.
ford College, will lecture in the Meth.
odist church at Dacusyille at II n.
M, the fourth Sunday, next. The
Professor Is ono Of the best speakers
IN. the State and be sure to hear him.
e. nj. IyEch and son, Lee, and
D. u. Simmons, of Chastuin, s. G.,
we're callers at the Nows Office on
Saturday last The two young mon
came over to enter the Broad Valley
Institute where Simmons hus al.
ready been stu'lent.-Sylvan Valley
(Brevard, N. c. News.
IF our farmers would use q mn.
chlne to cut and bind their corn and
then have it shredded they would
lind that they had much more feed
Tor each acre cultivated. Look into
the matter, farmers. Go and see
those farmers who have adopted that
method and you will be convinced.
Airs. j. Salter Hendricks, of the
Mica section, has finished q nico two.
story house which is commodious and
well appointed in all of it's apartments.
1t has q double veranda and from
THIS elevation ona can set most
charming and extensive landscape
view and wide range of mountain
scenery.
Monday the 5th inst, Gen. M
=. Butler was on the train coming
from Washington. When near Alex.
andrla, Va, some ono threw a half
brick through the car window hitting
him on the side of his head nearly
sovcring one of his ears. His wound
is very painful and was dressed on
the train.
n. G. Gaines & Gassaway Bros,
Central, S. c., have just received car
load of fine horses. Well broke to
wagon and buggy and fine saddlers.
Also mules; oil to 60 at reasonable
prices-cash or good papers. Also
gnano and "Wheut Grower" for
wheat; and improved seed wheat and
rye for sale cheap. 2wo15.
-Messrs. Folger & Thornley,
change their ad. this week. Read it
and profit thereby. They have one
OF the largest and most complete
stocks Of general merchandise ever
offered for sale in this county, con.
sisting of anything to eat, wear,
adorn the house or use on the farm
w. q. Brcese, Dr., junior editor
of the Sylvan Valley IN. CO. News,
was in Pickens last week and called
on the Sentinel journal force. He is
pleasant, atfable gentleman, and
reports that Brevard is now in the
front rank an that The News is
driving the band wagon. Success to
"tho whole shooting match"-Bre.
vnrd, The News, friend Miner and
Mr.. Brecse.
Tho regular monthly meeting of
the Daughters of the Confederacy
was held at Mrs. w. II. johnson =
last Thursday. Miss Lucia Folger
was elected delegate to the cohven-
ton of the State Division which
meets in Camden in December, and
after the transaction of other impor.
tant business, the ladies wore served
most delicious refreshments by the
charming hostess.
Our correspondents arc urged
to get their letters to us as soon as
they can-by Saturday, if they posi-.
bly, can; otherwise it may be crowded
out ond the news becomes stale be-
fore the next issue. Bear this in
mind, please, and govern yourself
accordingly. We thank all of our
correspondence for their interest and
for their promptness and regularity
in sending us the news.
Sunday was big day in Pick
ems with tie cclored race, tho Oolenoy
River Association boing in session,
and, as usual, some of them had to
show their independence, by drink.
ing and cursing on the ground. AS
Il consequence about ten of them ap-