The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-13
?iDkeas SoatineI-jpggaa!.
Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.
Read r. q. Carters add about
his great removal sale.

No. S1t"ioho AiSAahoeE, u SOU
Court convenes here next Mon.
day we will be glad to have you call
and see us.
Several of our advertisers have
changed their ads this week. Don't
fail to read them.
GO, r. Parsons of F,owery Branch,
Ga, visited his father, Coroner b.
Il. Parsons, last week.
"A child of Marion Rigdon, who
lives at the Poe MILL was buried
Sunday at Griffin church.
The Hagood school, in district
No. 3S, will open next Monday with
Miss LYDIA Rankin as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. N. Folger,
Of Gafney, visited the family of
Judge j. B. Newberry last week.
John Fields and Frank M. Gar
rison passed the successful examina-
, ton for entrance at Clemson college.
Squire w. G. Bramlett has
moved to town. He has daily mail
route from Pickens to Table Moan
tain.
The country watermelon and
the county campaign will be opened
at about one and the same time this
year.
Rev. D. w. Hiott preached an
excellent sermon Sunday night in the
Pickens Baptist church to good au-
dience.
The thirteen-month child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Clayton Dickson,
died last Thursday and was buried
on Friday at Enon.
Harry Harris, citv editor of the
Greenville Daily News, spent Mon.
day in Pickens. the guest of his friend
Il. Christie Robinson.
sNProf. VIM. g. Dendy left We'd.
hesdaY for Rock Hill to attend the
State Teachers Association, which
is now in session at that place.
-Androw Bramlett, professor of
mathematics in the Georgia Techno.
logical college, ie spending his vaca
ton with his parents in Pickens.
Now is the time for merchants
who have anything which will bear
advertising to advertise. The duller
the tiL,es, the more printer s ink you
need.
when a girl is 16 she wants to
appear older When she is older sho
wants to appear 16 But what of 1T?
The opposite sex is guilty of the
same thing.
The residents of the town should
use lime freely about their premises,
and they will have no trouble with
the health officer when he calls on
his inspection tour.
"A citizen of Pickens county
brought two horse load of chickens
to this city last Friday and disposed
OF them in very short while.-An-
derson Intelligencer.
Despite the extremely hot wealth.
or we are experiencing in this sec.
ton, there is very little sickness
among our people, and the physicians
are having an easy time.
County Supt. of Education r. r..
Hallum will not be in his office Sat.
urday, on account of being in attend
auce upon the State Teachers Asso
citation, which is in session at Rock
Hill.
1.-The contract for the erection of
the Graded School building was let
Monday evening to b. F.. Grandy,
The building will probably be located
on the L. D. Harris lot near court
square.
The field crops of the county are
said to be looking as well now as
they have for years at the same time
of the year, and there are only few
instances whore they have not been
we'll worked.
z<The Rev. Mr.. Matheson who has
been elected pastor, will preach in
the Pickens Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning and night at
the usual hours. A lorpe congrego-
tion should greet him at both services
Married, on Wednesday after
noon, June Goth, 1904, at the home
of the brides father, Rev. r.. w.
Burts, near Honea Path, by Rev w.
Is. McCuen, Mr. A. G. Wood, of vii.
llamston, and Miss Olive Burts.
Anderson Intelligencer.
Saturday there appeared before
the county board of education tho