The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-09
Mrs. VIII. johnson is visiting
rolatiyes in Pendletois,

---EOt 7TIhr6e young mllCll
COWS. H. A. A.SPrico, Sunny Dale, s. q.
Cotton has gone beyond the Ia
cents point. But the farmers amt
in it.
"A local weather prophet says
that July will be dry month iu this
section.
Morris & Freeman, stable mon
lost a good mule last week from an
attack Of colo.
--C. T., Miller has been elected to
teach the summer term of the Cold
Springs colored school.
II. G. Carter, Liberty, has re.
ceived complete line Of buggies, her.
ness, saddles, whips, laprobea, etc.
The greatest bargain event OF
the season is going on at II. 9. Car,
ter's, Liberty. See his advertise.
ment.
-Tho Sunday school at Town
Greek school house is in q hourishinc
condition. The public is invited to
attend. -
DO not fail to attend the enter
tainmeut in the court house Saturday
night and tho lectures iu the Metho.
dist church Sunday nioht
The special committee of the
grand jury have been looking into tho
county offices this week. Their re-
port will be w0tchod for with much
interest
Now is good time to keep your
eyes on strange dogs. We sec a
number of cases reported in tho
papers of people being afflicted with
hydrophobia from dog bites.
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Heads, Envelopes ond anything in
the line of printing at the Sentinel
Journal Office. Send us an order.
First closs work at reasonable prices.
Usually ON July 4th, cotton
blooms are reported; but this time
"Uncle Jerre" Looper has done the
best he conld-he reports plenty of
squares in his cotton on that day
This does remarkably we'll for him.
If you want to shut off tho view
from any window, you can do it very
cheaply by dissolving in a little water
as much epson salts as the water
will absorb. Paint this over the
windows while hct, and when dry you
will have very fair imitation OF
ground glass.
Henry Sutherland, Of the Oo]en.
oy section, who broke two ribs and
otherwise hurt himself while trying
to load log on log cart, and who
has had tough time since, from an
abscess forming is now doing fac.
Drs. Bolt and Mauldin opened the
absosss tho othor day and he is on Il
fair road to recovery.
"A few days ago bashful young
woman went to Craig Bros, store car
rying three chickens. She asked
what they wero worth and put them
on the counter. jim Craig didn't
know the chickens feet were tied,
and asked If they would lay there.
She bit her handkerchief and said.
"No, sir, they are roosters."
s. The County Superintendent OF
Education will not be in his office on
Saturday, the 11th, as he expects to
attend the educational rally at Wal
halIa on that date. He will only be
in his Office on certain days after this.
notice of which appears elsewhere in
this paper. See the notice and gov.
ern yourselves accordingly.
"A pair Of horses belonging to The
Davis Sowing Machine Co , John B.
Vaughn, Manager, and driven by Mr..
Lomax, was killed by lightning dur
ing the rain Monday evening, up at
the Stone place, above Pickens. One
flash killed both The driver had
taken refuge in the house from the
rain and they wero tied to tree.
DIR. j. O. Walker, dentist, OF
Easley, will be in Pickens next Mon.
day and Tuesday. He has opened
an Office upstairs in the Freeman
building, over the Pickens Drug Go.
He is q good dentist and should you
get him to do any work for you il
will be well done. Watch for his
announcements in this paper as he
will visit Pickens every week.
Alice, the three year.old daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt ODell,
died last Sunday after an illness OF
.bont mouth, from a complication
of diseases, and cerebro-spinal meme,
Setis, which developed into pneu,
monia. Her remains were laid to
rest at the Clayton grave yard. The
grieved parents have the sympathy
Of many friends in their atfi ction.
ii S. Purrott, who has been sick
for some time with Bright 8 disease,
died at his homo last Thursday morn
ing, the I'd instant, aged 80 years.
He was member Of Antioch church,
ut which place he was buried tho day
following, Rev. John II. Lewis con.
Quoting tho funeral services. He
leaves widow, soven sons, besides a
host of relatives and fri. nds to mourn
his death. Truly q good man has
gone to his reward.
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