The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30


This makes ten he has shot
3 last four months.
Married, on the goth instant, by
y. E. Foster, at his residence,
Aarrie Turner to Henry Looper.
- Dacusvlle section
mcer of our merchants M @
- & ingRon the cash sales they are
Up to this time very few
goods have been sold on time this
year.
Prof. w. e. Dendy has bought
the residence property of Mrs. j. B.
II. Freeman, lying in the northern
part of town and will shortly move
to it.
Clerk Of Court, A. John Boggs
and family, now occupy tho Hollings-
worth residence, on West Main street.
having moved to his new domiciio last
week.
BE very careful of fire when you
are burning brush and trash in the
fields. March winds spring mp sud.
denly and when you do not expect
them.
"A liberal use of lime at the open.
ing of spring may ssve one a spell
of fever. This is case where an
ounce of preventive is worth a pound
of cure.
w. II. Griffin, of Groenville,
spent Sunday in Pickens with rela-
Ives. He Yas accompanied over by
s-AGSss-' Mci1rfaii, II charming ,Uung
lady of Gteenville.
The, Sentinel Journal has not
heard from several Of It's corrcspon.
dents in some time. Wake up,
friends, and let she public know what
is going on in your respective sections
Our merchants are receiving lots
Of new spring goods. Road the aa-
vertsements closely in The Sentinel.
journal every week and you will
know whore to go to get bargains.
"A protracted meeting is in prog
ress this week in tho Methodist
church and much interest is being
manifested. The pastor is being
ably assisted by the Reverend Henry
of Pendleton.
- Rev. Il. A. Child attended the
larterly conference at T velvo Milo
NO. t5aUuliay, and 0n Sunday NIGHT
he preached an eXcoioat sermon to
large and appreciativc c,ngt egation
in the Baptist church in Pickens
Mrs Sarah Alexander rode to
Pickens Monday on load Of corn
which she readily disposed of at n
good price. She bought q load Of
flour and returned home that after.
noon, distance Of 35 miles travelled
that day.
1t is said that q nov oil mill vii
soon be organized at Starr. Levi n
Geer, the president of the oil mill
Just organized here, is the promoter
of the enterprise No definite plans
have been given out yet Anderson
Intelligencer.
Mr.. j. c. Garrett, who has been
quite sick for some time, and who has
"a been in Dr. Blacks santarium at
ireenvillo for some tune, came home
q heveral days ago. lie Is not much
3 1mfak owed, an! we understand lie r
going back to Greenville for further
treatment.
An election for an intendant and
four Wardens, to serve the town of
Pickens for another year, will be held
next Monday, the 4th Of April We
II - Il - Al
have heard of no one, but we would
suggest that the old council be re-
elected, or at least the Intendant,
anyway.
The Libcr,y township singing
.ReYation will meet with the Flat
~ Baptist church the third Sun
April 1904, at 10 a. m, for the
pe of roorganizing, as The asso-
cidSs5n" is somewhat disbanded at
present. All leaders and lovers of
music are invited to como and bring
their song books and well filled bas
kets and enjoy LAY of delightful
song service. p. O. Cartce
Miles Annie Fincken died sud.
denly ut the home OF her brotherin.
law, A SchilIettor, Mt Clemson Col.
le9e last Friday morning. She vas
found lying on the floor in her room
about 8 o'clock, the evidence leading
to q asnpposition that she had atLompt
y ed TO reach tho door or in some way
attract the attention of her sister in
the room below, who had heard a
noise above about an hour before.
/ Life was not wholly extinct when she
was found, but nothing could Do done
70 receive her, and she breathed only
Aaacs or twice after Mrs. Scbiletter
ko.scssssd - A5dy was
80 Sha 4 home,
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