The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
Riskans sonsitol-jaugaal.
Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

by confidence.
The price of food stuff, like cot.
ton, is advancing.
Not to have cold now is not to
be in the fashion.
Mrs. A. j. Bosgs'is confined to
her room with erysipelas.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs, Brooks
+. Adams on tho Goth ult, gnl. aa
Think of it,, already over one
twelfth of the new year has passed!
B L. Parsons killed nog eight
months old this week that netted 262
l6@ds.
E-Tho worlds verdict is easier to
o&r-rule than thakof ones own con.
81 Aence
Miss Fannie White, of Easley,
jis visiting her friend, Miss Addic
Hiott, in Pickens.
,SS Miss Addie IIiott, who has been
Il on visit to friends at Easloy, re-
q turned home last week.
Carlisle Newton has resigned his
position with tho Pckcns Railroad TO
I accept job at the oil mill.
Tho friends of DR.. r.. e. Smith
of Easey, who has been critically ill,
will be pleased to hear Of his rapid
recovery.
Married at the reidence of job
Smith. on February 7th, Mr.. MARROW
Hughes to Miss Pearl Hopkins. All
of Liberty.
The fertilizer season is hero and
he town will be scented with the
diferous stuff as it is hauled from
le depot to the farms.
Judging from the movement Of
ano it is reasonable to suppose the
mers are going to plant the largest
sible acreage in cotton,
Cadets Leroy Boggs, j. p Ca.
Jr, Ernest Freeman, Edgar
ris, and A. J& Taylor, of Clemson
n n brief visit home
You havo only little more than
SeehD now in which to mako |
tax return to the County Audi
ATTEND to it ut once.
@TesloH Ly ynch, of the Sunny Dale
section has killed eight large owls at
his chicken roost in the past several
weeks Nho can beat that?
The seed sent us by Hon A. G.. !
LNtmer have arrived and all sub
scribers desiring seed can get them
at this Office as long rs they last.
"A few bushels Florodora cotton |
seed, hardy, early variety, for sale |
Apply to d. e. Hendricks, Pick IA,
$. o., r. f.. D. No. l. Nv.
If you are seeking bargains in
Gny sort of goods read the advertise.
ments in The Sentine-JOurnal close |
ly and you will know where to Gnd
them.
a Nhis month carries twenty
3 eJ<ddY S, some persons who have
AcslGSrntsd the anniversary of
IN i5ht years, can do SO
Ist
price OF c,tton will not |
y of this section to any j
Most Of them have an /
5y to last them through /
1e&J season.
le people of Anl nlerson, S. c., /!
6tern!ilcd 10 keen their noses ,
~ A hand ;crchiof mlnufuc !
Las been st".tGd in that progress .
city. Hartwcil (Gn) sun.
= Henry Towno8, who hycs near
jrter postoilice, killed hawk last |
3eek that measured 3 feet aul 10
hches from tip to tip ofwings . He
deserves chicken pie from his neigh.
Ybors.
u Hicks forecast for February
statEs That it will be the codcst and
y .oy6 15tgrdc165tc month Of the en-
; ire VIM 1t that be the case, we
thank 1leavon that it will be the
'ho''e, month.
There is some nsolntiOn in the
factI that while some gram is being
aYkiled by the intensely cold weather,
8 tho lIcssinn flies and other insects
that attack the grain in early spring
are being killed also.
There will bo n clay pigeon shoot
Mt Liberty on February 18th (Satur.
aay.) Good shots, rs we'll as tho gen
eral public, are invited to attend
Prizes will be offered for the best
shots.
Rev r. A. Child, p. T., has ro
sssted Rev. j. =. Attaway to fill the
ment at Willis Chapel, LIbor-
uit, Jn the first Sunday, in.
);nsteal Of Rev. Prince, the
who is sick and is NOS able to
Eh.
-By az oversight in looking at
the, calender. the dates on which N.
ID. Taylor will be in Pickcns was in.
serted 10th and Goth, when it should
have read on the 10th and IT, Re
member the dates aud call on him
for first class work
FNbarn iu a crYnni 1ool of yinL n oc I'm