The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
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a Mrs. VIM. n. Can't, son.
DIR. w. Il. Austin, dentist, VIII
be in Pickens July 18th and 10Th.
w. H, Ashmore found cotton
bloom in bis patch on tho 7th inst.
Born unto Mr. and Mrs. b. T..
Freeman on tho 9th inst, daogh'
q ter. .."
DR.. Wardlnw, dentist, will be in
Piokons the 18Th, 14th and 18th Of
July.
born to Mr.. aud Mrs. g. g..
Lewis, of Prater, son, on tho 3D. in
slant.
john Field, son of O. p. Field,
has been quito sick but is reported
better.
Representatives J. A. Hinton and
Matthew Hendricks wore in Piclens
Monday.
"A number Of the teachers Of the
county arc attending the Safe Nor Nor
i"ss!' IL Huch Fill.
Save your forage with tho up-to-
date Plano Mower and Rake. r. @.
Carter, Liberty, agent.
will Bruce, son of j. B. Bruce,
Of Grcenyille, visited his uncle Il. T.
Bruce, in Plckens Monday.
The great problem for the negro
those days is this: Will my lien hold
out until the grass is killed!
Mrs. J. N. Morgan, Of Central,
is visiting her sisters, Mesdomcs II.
A. Bowen and Florence Griffin.
Tho Pickons Drug Co., has got
something to say to you this week:
road their ad. and see what it is.
j Ohio Brock will be in Pick
ems during court weok prepared to
work on watches, clocks and jewelry.
j. Il. Parsons has moved into his
new home; DR.. Hallum and bride will
occupy tho house recently vacated by
him.
"A. Claud Heath was in Pickens
for few days last week. 1t looked
natural to sec him over ut the "Big
Store"
There must be money in cigars
Charleston has a large factory and
Grcenvllc will soon have one in op.
Grafton.
DR.. Ben Webb, of Andrews, N.
G., is visiting the family of his father,
il. il. Webb, and his brother, DR.. T..
Is. Webb.
Tho Eealth officer should look
close after the sanitary condition Of
to town. This is very important at
this season.
Mrs. W. O. Hester and little son,
nro(s}s2ding this week with her sis
ter, NJ G. n. Cox and @other rela.
t'vos ~ friends below EasIey.
- ried. at the resi- jdonce of Rev.
G. \ l nwooay. June2t 1898 Mr..
j.. r. Bhchanan to MISS Annie Belle
Underwood. All of Pickens county.
1T is said that appendicitis finds
it's victims among the wealthy and
does not attack poor folks. Then
newspaper men are immune to the
disease.
Misses Gertrude Bates and
Mamie Lee Gilreath, two beautiful
young ladies from Grcenville, are
visiting relatives and friends in town
this week.
"A member flom each board Of
the newly elected trustees in each dis
trict is urged to call next week on
Superintendent Hallum and get their
commissions and supplies.
N. d. Taylor. photographer, will
be i'll his studio, Carey building, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 18th
and 18th. Remember the date, and
call on him for nice work.
Miss Lille Jenkips, of Charles.
ton, who has been visiting relatives
in Grcenville, spent portion of this
week in Pickens, the guest of he,
brother, j. Douglus jenkins.
-~Pickens will be full of dentists
next week. only three--and they can
prnctice on each other if no one else.
camos along with an aching molar
that needs plugging or pulling
w. r Bruce, salesman for the
Big Bee Hive, of Grecnville, was in
Pickcns Monday distributing circu
lars about the big mill end sale
which begins today by that company.
: Pickons county's share OF the
State dispensary fund is $1,360.29.
The fund from the county is $354.87.
This is total of $5,01723 which is
available for school purposes this
summer.
-Rev. j. B. Trammell filled his
appointment at Town Creek school
house last Sunday evening, preaching
from tho :ext "a man will give all
that no hath for his life." He had
good congregation and delivered q
splendid sermon.
Mr. Jack Howard, who is cult
vating W. d. Hendricks land near
Fortner postoffice, found cotton
bloom wide awake welcoming pros.
perily juno Goth, ult. This is con.
sidorcd quito early at tho mountains,
and 81 it is, but who below cen beat
that.