The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-23
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happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

The farmers have begun to talk
about the grain crop being a failure.
Teachers, don't forget the meet.
ing for teacher at Pickens, Saturday
b, When you need any mortgages
The Sentinel journal can supply you.
-Bol ., Son the 18th instant, to Mr..
and Mrs Anthony Ellenburg, a
daughter.
j Walter Langston, Of Sidney,
Neb., is ON n visit tg his father, j. 4,
Langston.
Sixteen cents cotton just will
bring smiles to the face Of every man
who has any to sell.
-The small grain crop looks more
promising rs spring approaches, and
our farmers are more hopeful
Let every teacher in the county
\ attend The teachers meeting nt Pick
ems, Saturday, the Goth.
Plant corn by all means, but
ddh't neglect TO put III & good cotton
crop You will find use for it all
Read our advertisements there
are several changes thnt will put
money IN your pocket to carefully
peruse.
The orange blossoms are being
twined into wreath to shortly deck
the brow of one of Pickens' fair
daughters.
w e look to our correspondents
to keep us iisormed of the events in
their section Send in your letters,
friends, and we will do the rest.
Don't fail to attend the millinery
opening at the Big Store 25th and
2Gth. Fine limo of stuff on display
and at prices as cheap as the cheapest
"A man, thirty-two years old, in
his trial Tor bigamy in Elizabeth, n
D., acknowledged in open court that
he had been married forty-soyon
times.
A ride through the country now
shows the farmers are hustling TO
get their land in condition for plant
ling. The whole country Is redolent
with guano.
-Pickcns has experienced one Of
the best winters commercially that
she has ever had. The mercantile
business done here has far exceeded
prev Gus years
Lost, little black pig, about
Blk weeks old. Last seen going in
the direction of CLASSY Mountain.
Finder return to Mrs. j. b. R.
Freeman and get suitable reward
Married, on Sunday, the 20th'j
instant, by G A. Ellis, Notary Pub
lie, in the big road, near Bethlehem
church, II. f.. Smith to Della Gaines.
All of the Croswoll section of Pickeus
county.
The strike has apparently been
called OF among the lena and eggs
are beenming more plentiful The
price has at last gotten down to IOJ
cents something like lie real value
of eggs.
The rain Monday released lot
OF the folks from ihcir farm duties.
and thoy took advantage of lho op-
portupily To- attend canrt Tnta r.
candidates were on ,be nconrd ond
nut in good ti,no
Married ON Sunday evan;na o+
d o'clock, March 20. 1904 nf thr
residence of the oflici atinc m;u;strr
Rev. w. G. Senborn. Mr. Xifio Unn'
dricks, of Liberty. TO Miss Rrss;o
MoOrr, of Central,
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proyernent in her condiIion Koowon
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