The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-17
IIaVIls Slasifd Journal,
Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature,

+-Come fn and get your seed
This column is for Japan in this
campaign.
Pollygollyvitch and Ollydollygoff
are having it now.
The Baltimore fire aggregates
$125,O00,000 loss.
g. r.. Hendricks is confined to
his room with the mumps.
&C. III. Alexander is again able to
resume his duties ct the bank.
The Japs are giving the Rus.
slams fits, or something like that.
1t is about time for the sending
out of cards for the next marriage
49, = Have you made your return yetl
A penalty will be added after the Goth
wv. II. Ieanes was quite sick last
week but is again able to ,ysume his
run.
Miss Stella Newbery is spend.
ing a while with relatives in Green
vile.
Il he Laurens advertiser remarks
that SO far the Legislature has done
nothing rash
Old folks, young folks, big folks
and little folks III Pickens ure all suf-
fering with mump..
Those who were holding cotton
for 20 ceuts are now sorry they woro
not satisfied to take 1G cents.
= Preaching next Sabbath morn.
ing in the Pickens Baptist church by
Rev. ID. w. Hioot, and also at night.
AMrs. w. G. Martin, of the
Brushy Creek section, visited her
mother, Mrs, II. A. Richey, last week.
We are eating off subscribers
who don't pay. 1t t0kes money 10
run newspaper. No pay no paper,
Rev. aud Mrs. w. r.. Lowder
milk, of Cross Auchor, S. g., is on
visit to the family of IL. A. Richey.
TIE many friends of Mrs. G. w.
Earle will regret to learn that she has
been quite sick. She is reported bet
ter.
"A bill has pissed the house put
Ting tax Of 50 cents on each dog,
4le money to be used for school pur-
nosos.
Tho penalty If per cent is
charged all bolated tax payers. AZ
ter this month the penal ty will be Is
per cent.
You Who were born on the 29th
OF February receive our congratula
tions. May there be many more
birthdays for you.
Earle Mauldin and wife left
Pckens last week for Texas wher,
they will make their future home
Pickens people regret to give them
up.
- Mrs Flora LnthenI and children
of Clinton, came up last week to
visit ler mother, Mrs. II. A. Richoy,
who has been quite sick with pneu
aEnid.
Col, j. e. Hogood is quite un,
~, which news will be heard with
rNso! regret .hy his large circle of
g. who Lope'Po will soon be
yea
Wanted, orders fbr billhcads,
tements, letterheadE noteheads,
lrds, envelopes, circulars and dod
sSGrs. Best work, lowest prices
'The Sentinel,Journal Job Office.
-Robt. H. Curcton, manager OF
thc Pickens Oil mill. has been quite
sick for several days, and is still un.
able to be at the mill 1t is sincere
ly hoped he will soon lie out again.
"A. A. Pace, who has recently es.
tablishcd general repair shop in
pickcns, has moved to the Thorn ey
Office next to the dispens ary, where
he now has all he can co at ill times.
when new bnhy is heard cry,
ing in a house it is not always q sign
af the owner of The voc co belongs
the couple possessing and living
- the house They may have board.
6rs.
Married on Sunday, the eth inst.
aH the residence Of Mr. Il b. Rich
ardson in Liberty, Mr. Jacob Stew
art and Miss Miriam Beccham, both
OF Easley, Rev. ID. W. Hiott olliciat-
ing.
After the 1st Of January past,
che price Of this paper was raised to
$l.25 on time, If paid for crsh in
advance the price still romans $10o.
Sal scrihcrs. govern yourselves &C.
cordingly.
There was meeting of the Re.
publican arty held behind closed
doors, st the colored Methodist
church last Saturday night We
have been unable to learn what busi.
ness was transacted.
Saturday evening, as the engine
was returning from the brick yard,
one of the rails broke in two causing
some damage to the engine which
was not repaired IN time to make the
trip TO EasIcy that evening.
II. A. Neoly has bought out the
livery business from A. VI Morris,
and has nice lot Of horses and turn
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