The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-09
.PjIpkoas Sentinel journal. NAL.
happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature,

ed year oil pig which Noted 400 lbs.
Tho present price Of turkey S
should induce people to raise many
Doxt year.
Some men trust TO luck in this
world, ind some others arc lucky to
,.3t trusted.
ID. W. Mcdonald Of tho Six Mile
asction is moving to tho Anderson
~ottoM mills.
-Bub Evans is building good
larn and dwelling on the Gup Hill
md Six Mile road.
Tho merchants ure DOW display
ing somo beautiful gools suitable for
he Christmas holidays.
That excellent farmer J. w. AI.
Durham killed II pig uine months old
which nelted 200 lbs.
Some ono has truthf, llv said
;hut ga lot Of people would rather DO
u style tkan out Of debt
--R. L Mcdonald and two little
children of WalhalI,, visited relatives
Il tho Enon section recently.
Mrs. Benjamin 30 sgs who was
Daraized last Christmas noar Liberty
$ still IN a helpless condition.
&C. Earle Hamilton has u JERSEY
ow that has given milk every day for
light years, and h.s brought eight
alves.
w. r. Posey and D. w. AIcDou-
I'D caught three COINS on Keowee
tlver recently. They have come
,ood dogs.
"A. P. Alexander of Milo Creek
section is remodeliug his dwelling,
which when painted will present
handsome appearance.
About this timo of the year you
llways hear Of two things
and big hogs being killed, both Of
which are good in their way.
DR.. J. l.. Bolt is representing
Keowee lodge at the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge in Charleston this
week. Hope he will have nice and
profitable trip.
- Pickens is tho best cotton mar.
ket in all this part of tho state md ia
far the best in which to buy goods.
People who come here are quick to
find this out, too.
We havc just received big lot
fine pen tablets that retail every
where for 10 cents, to 60 while they
last at S cents. They are beauties.
Claig Bros.
Land owners all over tho county
are forbi,lding hunting upon their
lands, and it will soon be SO that
those desiring to shoot will have to
pay for the privilege, rs is the case
at the north.
Mrs. X. L. Curoton is opening
up her Christmas goods md such Il
display Of nice things you never saw
before. Call on her for anything you
want and rost assured you will be
suited in your purchases.
Married on Sunday 9th inst by
Rev. j. T. Foster, at the residence Of
Arthur Ralapey, brother of the bride,
Mr.. Riley Porter to Miss Hattie
Isampey. The young couple have the
best wishes of their many friends for
n long and happy life.
The Town Greek Roller Mill is
not running this week. Tho pro
prietor, D. e. Hendricks, is putting
in lot of shaftiug aud new wheel
and getting the mill in good shape
for the ever increasing business.
Tom G. Freeman IS the miller and
good one he is, too
Lots of Off good old staunch
subscribers came in last Monday and
paid for their paper up in to 1905
and Carried away good pocket
knife with which to white the Time
away. To them, one and all, wo wish
them merry Christmas and many
happy returns of the day.
with the rush Of job work we
have on hand and also our holiday
edition, which will be issued ON the
10th inst, wo do not give our read
ers Us much news matter this week
as usual. We hope they will pardon
us, for tho next issue will moro than
make up for what they miss this
week.
Several communications nre un-
avoidably left out this week; however
they will appear next week. We
hope our subscribers will pardon us
and continue their interesting letters
each week, and do not fail to sign
your name; as n guarantee of good
faith, and not necessarily for puOl'ca
ton.
Will "M. w. please say in his
r.H communication to The Sentinel.
j"nnal, whose clock it was that had
the hlack snake in it. Some OF our
on sribers, who lives close there
u@u..5, do not believe the statement,
rs they cannot find any Of thei,
neighbors who will own up to having
pet snake.