The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
PIaLlas Saltlla!-lagyaa!.
Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

Aue chuhtuaCeS grip III al the
fashion these days.
"A frost was reported along Grow
Creek on the IL inst; nothing killed.
--Miss Frances Hagood left Salur.
day to spend g While in Charleston.
The wise gardener should keep
planting for u succession Of vegetables.
The school boys and girls too
---are counting the days until vaca.
tion comes.
Walking on oil fours for twenty
minutes every day will prevent ap-
pendioitis.
"A good crowd from this place
went to Liberty Tuesday night to the
entertainment.
Mrs. r. b. Oliver, Of Birmiug-
ham, Ala, is op<6 visit to her mother
Mrs. N. E. Thornley,.
1t is seldom that group of
voters is seen on the streets unless
the candidate is on hand.
Several communications from
our correspondents reached us too
late for publication this week.
Time f,cs Put your announce.
ment in our column of candidates
right away.
Fifty seven car loads of straw
berries have been shipped from Hor-
ry county this season of the value Of
100000.
The Ravenel bridge has be N
accepted by the commissioners and
was opened to the public last Tues
day.
Married on the 4th inst, by q.
A. Ellie, n. p, at his residence, Miss
Eva Howard and Barto Patterson, of
Townville, S. @.
One who knows says if you wish
to get into society you must play
cards continuously and ultivate
vacant. nt.expression.
There ie little excuse for any one
lonfing around idle these days. The
demand for all kinds of aborers is
great and wages are good. too.
.-FoR SALE One new buggy, one
new set, doable dutch collar buggy
harness and pole. Apply to Christie
Robinoca ct Pickans Oil Mill. 2t
Il. N. Geer is going right ahead
with his oil mill at Anderson. We
would like to see him become infer
ested in knitting mill project here.
Considerable interest is spring.
ing up in the race for Coroner. A
number of good men are out for the
nffice which is really one OF great i'm
portauce.
-Married, Sunday, May Is, 1904,
at Peters Creek church, Mr. Oscar
Durham to Miss Maggie Gilstrap, all
of Pickens county, Rov. w, @. Sea
born officiating.
"A girl who has been married
week acts as If she thinks herself
great object Of envy to her girl friends;
at the end of year she acts as if she
onvied those friends.
Communication advocating can
didates for any Office can not be pub
lished except as paid for advertise,
ments. Equal rights to ell and
special privileges to none"
Don't miss hearing Prof. Chas.
Lane Friday night at the court house.
Read what those who have heard
him lecture think of him. Tickets
now on sale at the Pickens Drug 20.
L. p. Smith is arranging to run
his annual excursions 10 Atlanta aud
Charleston within the next thirty
days, and will no doubt, as usual,
carry large crowd to both places.
Rev. D. w. T[iott, of Pickens, is
in attendance upon the Southern
Baptist Convention at Nashville,
Tenn. 1t is needless to Say that he
will have an enjoyable trip and nice
time.
The Pickens Graded school
closing exercises takes place in the
court house the Goth and 9th. A
small admission fee will be charged
all except patrons, this sum to go in
to fund to buy school library.
The man that Prof. Lane don't
make laugh may as we'll buy ceme-
tary LOT He is dead:shot on blues
aud torpid liver. Herr him and you
III get new lease on fe.-Atlanta
urnal.
There will be Sunday school
Missionary rally at Mile Creek
ch next Sunday. Prominent
lers will deliver addresses and
a.. exercises. Every invited
to attend, and come prepared to have
dinner on the ground.
Mrs. Amanda E. Kennemore,
let of the late Michael $. Keune.
re, died at her home in Pickens,
Monday, aged about seventy
8. Her remains were laid to rest
Secona, of which church she had
ua consistent member for many
years, the day following her death.
Il. =. Smith will run an excur
on to Atlanta next Wednesday, tho
" inst The fare from Easley is
from Liberty $2.10, Central
Norris l$2.O6, Agents are at
points. Thirty hours nre
I in Atlanta aud good