The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-04
?igkess Ssst!iae!-jog'gnal,
Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

knives.
#,---Pickens county furnished a Big
contingent !" thU show.
--Go to II. A. Hichey tvr your flour.
A car Of good just received.
-R. 9. Carter, Liberty, gives blue
trading stamps, ask for them.
The Pickons Railroad hauled
112 people to Easyey Monday to go
to The show.
H. A. Richey has received an.
other car of that good flour you have
been wanting so long.
-NRhaprovoment could be mado
on the beautiful autumn weather wo
have been having.
Com" in and pay up your sub.
scription to this paper and got n
good knife free of charge.
"A new organ has been ordered
for Tabor church and is exp, ctcd to
arrive 10y next preaching day.
If you will provide IL good wal m
stable Tor your COW, she will give n
fourth more milk during the winter
"A man has no right to complain
Of his wife's millinery bill rs long as
his cigar aud tobacco bill is five
times rs much.
"A local weather prophet says we
are going to have Il very cold winter,
and advises everybody. to lay in Il
good supply of fuel.
WANTED: :--Persimmon, Dog.
wood, Hickory a,d Holly Logs.
Freight paid on car louis. James
Cockshott, Charleston, S c. o2lm4
. &C. w. Sizemorc, colorcd, who
lives on Wyatt O'Dall's Twelve Mile
farm made 37A gallons molasses from
one-eighth Of an acre Of bottom land.
-.Rev. j. Pierce Attaway preached
a very instructive and ehifJ ing ser
mon at Twelve Nile last Sunday on
"l'ho spiritual man dominant over
the natllraI,'
l.
main, are in a good condition. Would
that this could bc said Of thom dur.
ing tho seasons Of heaviest houliug-
winter and spring.
Young farmers should DO setting
out fruit trees. AS soon us a killing
frost comes they should be trans
planted. From November Is to
February 1 is suitable time.
w. A. Blassngame, colored,
who lives on Wyatt C'Dell's plac, has
maize this year with one plow eight
bales of cotton, 225 bushels of corn
and eighty one gallons molasscs.
FOR SALE-About 80 thorough
bred larred Pym ,ulh Rock cocko,t ls
ut from SOC to &l.00 each.
Mrs. A. d. Mann,
Six Mile, S. c.
--SIarried, October 29th at Shool
Greek Baptist church, l.. NJ. A!nus"!
to Miss Fina Johuson. Rev. W. Il.
Sutherland officiating. The occasion.
was an event in colored society about
Dacusvilie.
--Rov. e. J. Mullinax, formerly
paster in Grccn7ille and Plckens
counties, will soon take charge Of the
SECOND Baptist church at Pelzsr, hnv
ing been unanimously called. An
derson Mail
The following persons we're reg
istered Mt the Hiawatha hotel last
week: Hon. Chas. 6. Dantzler, pre-.
siding judge; Hon. Wyatt Aiken, NJ.
c.; 1or. II. j. Haynesworth; and Nj.
{. Long, court stenographer.
The comfy Is taking on consid-
cradle activity il educational matters
lately. Two new graded school dis.
tricts have been crt atcd in The coun.
ty durirg The past few wcehs-one at !
Six Mile and the other at Gates.
On Monday and Tuesday of court
Town Nlarshals Griffin and NeaIoy /!
made fifteen arrests which brought |
in about $40 as fines paid by tho Of
tenders. Too much "boozo" taken
I'l IhC ololiluCllS bhho WAS Cuc CuuSc. !
1.-The horse-swappcrs are looking
forward to a great rally in Walhala
during the coming term of couvt,
(Novcmber 0 to 13, inclusive.) Horse
dealers and swappers from the sur
rounding country will be there in
large numbers.
That hustling insurance solici-
tor, w. B. Anthony, Of Greenvilc,
spent day in Pickens last week.
lie wrote $4,000 worth of business
before lie had been here an hour.
His lead pencils and klotters vert
like hot cakes. Ho has a good prop
osition for the man seeking protec-
ton.
Married, on Sunday the 1st inst.
at the residence Of the officiating
minister Rev. j. M. Stewart, Miss
Mary Miller, Daughter of AIR. and
Mrs. T. N. Miller of the Enon section,
to MIR. D. Satterficld, son of N. D.
Sattellield of Easey. The young
people have the congratulations Of
their many friends.
WANTED Good practical man
who owns or can control good stand.
ing timber, either pine or hardwood,
Can secure first class saw mill outfit
with n capacity of 5000 to 1000 feet