The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
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THURSDAY, APRIL 80. 1903.
HsppanIngS Of a Local and Personal Natlre.


most anything so to r. c. Garter:
Liberty.
Sheriff McDaniel's brag patch Of
wheat is looking fine; it has begun tc
head out.
r. C. Carter, Liberty, has fe"
s more northern seed Irish potatoes tt
sell at Soc peck.
-Miss Sadie Richey is visiting hel
blend, Miss Morgan, daughter of j
3. Morgan, of Prater.
N. D. Taylor, photographer, ba!
his studio nicely fitted up and die
some. nice work this week.
Hands Wanted-We want a lot
sSeqsss hands at once; good wages paid.
2w23a. Pickens Brick Yard.
There was little improvement IL
small grain during the last ten days
r The latest sown wheat looks the best
&C. ]. Murphy, clerk of the Q. s
district court, spent Sunday in Pick
ems, the guest Of Col. ). E Hagood
MIS-. Flora Lathem and children:
of GintoH., attended the funeral ol
hs brotEer:ln lay, DR.. J. J. Morgan
l There is some fun in pllsa1neeiS;ss I
Mt cotton. even If it does drop to Z
nts by the time it is ready to mar
q.
III you want to get bargains III
gsssrt Of goods read tho advertise,
cssseIg in The Sentinel,Jour-
bal every week.
\ Miss Hester Cureton, who has
Rbeen ON a visit to her sister, Mrs. W.
E. Robinson, Of Arlington, S. C., re-
turned home Saturday.
DIR. W. n. Field, Of Pickens
county, who is veteran OF Lees
rmy, has been IN the city this week
NGreenvilie Mountaineer.
You can always count Oh fall
and regular stand OF crab grass by
the last week in April. That is one
sure crop in the Piedmont.
There will be an all day singing
at Ke- wee church the first Sunday IN
May. Everybody come and bring
well-Glled baskets and song books.
Read all. of J D. Moore; he is
again IN the produce business in
Pickens and will give you the market
price on everything you have to sell.
Deputy Marshal j. T. Mckinney
has been coufned to his room because
OF Sickness for several days He is
now much better and will soon be out
again
Mrs. John P. Griffin and daugh-
Ter, little Miss Clara, are visiting rel
atives at Fairdeal, Anderson county;
and policeman Griffin looks mighty
grum these days.
D. Taylor. photographer, will
a studio, Carey building, on
s T,,ssdaT ss Ssd Wednesday, May 5th
and 9Th. Remember the date and
call on him for frsSS-ccllass wQrks~-
Johnnie Harris, son Of our towns
man. T. D, Harris, while playing last
week. had the misfortune to fall and
break his arm, near the elbow. The
doctors were called in and set the
broken limb and the little fellow is
doing as we'll as could be expected.
The projected trolley line be
tweeu Anderson and GreenTille is
meeting with enthusiastic endorse
nent along the entire line. Belton,
Williamson and GreenVi'le have
granted a libecai charter, and the en-
gineers, it is saia will soon begin 10
eating the lire.
"A party OF young men spent q
portion of last week mp in the noun
tains on fishing trip. They say the
.sueke+s Sit right along and that their
lack was phenomenal. Unfortunate
Is for their friends, they ate all the
fish caught and failed to bring any
back with them.
The first Government cotton re-
port was sent out the 18th instant.
Planting had progressed finely ez-
cept in the flooded districts on the
Mississippi, the upper PORTIONS OF
South Carolina aud Georgia. Good
stands were coming up and tne pros
oects were fair.
--Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Anaie Lizette Wei.
born to Mr.. Henry D. Hendricks, Of
Anderson, at the residence of tue
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
-M-Wel50rS5at their beaattif1l coun-
try home, thrss miles north OF Pick
ems tonight, the Both instant.
Mr.. Abe Mauldin, who is one OF
the best farmers in this county, VIII
make magnificent crops this year;
oil Of his land has been veil prepared
and put in fine fz, and despite the
incessant wet weather this year, ne IS
well advanced with his farming oper-
ations and bis crops are now "hnmp-
ing themselves
-SoliGitor J. E. Boggs has been IN
attendance upon the Federal court at
Greenrille, as the prosecntin, attor,
ney in the case Of the State against
Van Freeman for the killing Of one
Durham, in Spartanburg county. Mr..
freeman being a guaeer, in the en-
ploy of the .. S government, at the
time, necessitated the trial being IN
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