The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-02
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Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

1T is about time to begin to
stall-feed the Thanksgiving turkey.
Read r. Q. Carter's new ad and
getRosted on prices.
iMiss Josie Boggs, of Easley, is
on a visit to the family of DR.. J N.
Hallum.
Mise Lila Folger, of Central,
visited relatives in Pickens the last of
the week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Med. Bruce
made brief tcip to Atlanta the last
of the week.
p. Eugene Alexander and Ernest
Folger attended II Halloween party ut
Eesley Monday night. Z ~
You can get barb wire at Sc per
lb. and nails at 50 50 per kcg base "a
Carter's, Liberty.
--The President has appointed the
widow of Gen. james Longstreet to
be postmaster at Gainesville, Ga.
See new ad of J, D. Moore. Beef
steak 8 cents pound; sausage 10c u
pound; roast 6 to cents a pound n,
laoores.
Lee Roper and sister, Miss Clo,ie,
of the Maynard section, entered the
Pickens Graded School Monday
morning.
From now on N. D. Taylor will
come to Pickens regularly every We'd
nesday. Come on those days and
have some iino work done.
We invite correspondence on
live topics of the day, and important
local happenings All such will be
appreciated aud published
See the new ad of Crane &
Hames, the up to date butchers.
They are serving all kinds of meats
In season, carved to the queens taste.
John Glenn, colored, warns ev-
erybody from hiring or harboriDg
his ll-year.old sou, John Lawrence
Glenn, who left his home on the 9th
ut.
Cadets a. Brandon Taylor, Elgar
Morris, Frank NcFall, Gregg Maui,
din, Jim Carey aud John Fields, of
Clemson College, spent Sunday at
home.
See the new ad of Craig Bros
in this issue. These enterplising
young men are daily increasing their
large cash trade by their low prices
and fair treatment Of Gust toners.
Married on the Goth inst, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farmer,
parents Of tho bride, Mr.. Will Jones,
of the Loopcr's Gin section, to Miss
Dora Farmer, Rev y. e, Grandy Of.
licia,ing.
ID. Levi Sanders has been raising
some fine beets this year. He bought
the seed from tho Pickpns Drug Co.,
and they now have sOmo of his hcets
on exhibition in their show window
that weigh 81 pounds.
Don't fail to see the ad of l..
Copel, in this issue He has large
and varied stock of clothing and
gents furnishings, and has put the
price down so that everybody can
"uy. Don't fail to read it and to call
on him. lie will treat you right.
j e. Hill, a good citizen and
successful farmer of the Dacn3vi!lc
side, was in town Wednesday at the
cornerstone laying. He says he has
a lot of birds on his laud and has it
all posted and no one will he allowed
to hunt on his land without permjs.
sion.
All day singing at Six Mile
church next sunday, Nov. 9TH. This
is convention of the sold folks, d"
and ali old folks are asked to attend
Every body is invited to attend and
to bling their soug books and well
filed baskets, and have day OF en-.
Joyable singing.
Married on Sunday, the 23d of
Oct, 1904, at the residence Of Is. ID
GarVin, MIR. Walter Dobson, of Pick.
ems county, to Miss Tcnny Glaspic,
of Anderson county. The bappy
couple have the congratulations Of
many friends. Is. d. Garvin, n. p
performed til, ceremony
Rev j. Il Foster has saw rojll
located on his farm near Peters
Creek church, and is cutting some
mighty fine lumber, both pine and
oak He can fill your bin for any
thing you want and will sell pine
iunEer ut so cents per hundred at
the mill. Call on hlm to fill your
next bill.
See al change Of Pickcns Drue
Co. in another column. They carry
q large stock OF family and patent
medicines. Prescriptions carefully
compounded from purest drugs bv n
licensed pharmacist Full line OF
toilet and fancy articles OF every dc
scripti2n. Christmas goods in great
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