The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-14
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DIR. W. j. Austin will be in Eas
Icy Oct. goth and 21st.
j. e. Parsons, who has been
quite sick for some time, is reported
better. -.
Dr.. w. Il. Austin, dentist, filed
his regular appointment in Pickens
this week.
--Taylor Hudson, son of j. NJ
Hudson, on tho 9Th inst, killed Il
crane flying. @N
Apple wagons from the noun.
tains hayo been coming to town for
several days.
The Twelve Milo River Baptist
Association met with Antioch church
lust Thursday.
-partridges arc reported to be
plentiful, but are protected by law
until November 1st.
Mrs. J. H. G.. Mcdaniel, who
has been quite il with fever, is re,
ported considerably better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will White, of
Anderson, arc on visit to her
mother, Mrs. }. L. Thornley,.
Robert Hunt and others are
catching carp in Saluda river weigh
ing from fonr to eight pounds.
There were throe fogs in August
--pcssibly four. So there will be
three SHOWS the coming winter.
Mrs, Ella Ferguson, Of Wavnes-
boro, Virginia, is visiting at the hos
pitable home of Col. Juo. Ferguson.
FOR SALE: Pure bred Barred
plymouth Rock cockcrels, Sl.OO each.
Address, Mrs. l.. ~. Dickson, Meet,
). 9. \
AT this time next year all the
joys or agonies, as the case may ba,
Of both primaries will have been cx.
perienced.
John L. Looptr, Of the Dacus
vile SECTION, has erected q neat sub
stantial and comfortable two .stor,
dwelling.
Thomas Jenkins, Of Caroleen, N.
c., is on Il visit to his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. ". l.. Jenkins, in Pickens
this week.
Mrs. Walter w. White and son,
Walter, of Anderson, are on visit to
Mrs. j. l.. Thornley, and other rela-
tives in Pickens
Miss Nachacl Harris, who has
been teaching music at Piedmont, is
now on Il visit to her sister, Mrs. J.
b. H. Freeman.
I ho Oolenoy River Baptist AS.
sociation, (colorcd,) mat with Griffin
Ebcnczer church III Pickens last week,
beginning Thursday.
Henry ID. Hendricks and wife,
of Liberty, visited the lutter's pa.
rents, MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ Welborn,
north of Pickcns, last week.
-Mastcr Kenneth Dickson is the
champion cotton picker Of Pea Ridge.
Ele is only eight years old and can
pick one hundred pounds q day.
Rev. o. Nj. Abney filed his ap-
pointmont III the Methodist church
Sunday, preaching m able sermon
to a large and attentive audience.
Give your child a chance in life.
In this busy, progressive age the
child that is kept out of school will
stand poor chance to win the race
of life.
Elder Nj. p. NIatheny, of Gre en-.
vile, was in Pickens Monday. He
had been in attendance upon the
Twelve Mile River Association at
Antioch.
George w. Griffin, of the Looper
section, and his nephew, B. r. Grif.
fin, arc turner's "from way back, "
and have the finest crops Of cotton of
anybody in that whole section.
1t is told around that some coun
tcrfet $40 bills are in circulation
This Office will risk all tens, or any
other figure, brought here in pay.
ment OF subscription accounts.
John Shuler, of Iughesvillc, Pa.
has read tie Bible through from
Genesis to Revelations fortythree
times and is now engaged upon his
forty-fourth X rsading. He is 73 years
old.
ID. Freeman Hendricks, of the
OIg section, and Miss Emma Robin
son, dined with their friend, Miss
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