The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
Go to R. o. Carter for corn, oats

Never expect TO grow good crop
. from poor seed.
-B. Il. Mcdaniel has returned
home FROM Columbia.
| "A pinch. of soda stirred into mill
that is turning sour will make i
sweet again.
If you want tho best buggy o,
wagon for the price go to r. @. Oar
ter, Liberty. Sold for cash or on
time.
I'VE learn that q Mrs. Alexander,
an aged lady living in the Mile Greek
section, died on Monday. but further
particulars areunobtainable.
The regular communication of
Keowee Lodge, No. 70, A. f. NJ,
will be held on Saturday night, the
23d inst, for work in the second and
third degree. A full attendance Of
the members is desired, aud visiting
brethren cordially welcomed.
We direct your attention to the
ad of Mrs. w. O. Willard, milliner,
Of Liberty, which appears in this is
sue. She carries all of the latest
creations in her line which are ship
ped fresh each week from New York
and if you need anything in this line
do not fail to call.
Several communications have
been received too late for this issue.
but will appear next week. We up.
precate the interest our corrospon-
dents are taking in furnishing us
with the happenings in thoir various
sections and we thank them for their
kindness. Their weekly letters add
much to tho reliability ofthis paper.
We direct your attention 10 the
ad OF Miss Mono Thomson, the lead
ing milliner Of Greenville, which ap
pears elsewhere in this issue. The
latest novelties of the day. N1illi-
merry creations Of tho great market
centres have been put in stock by
her and are now ready for your in
spection. II in need of anything in
her line call on her.
Manager r.. II. Cureton, while
attending to his duties at the oil
mill on Monday was stricken with
paralysis OF the heart, and has been
in precarions condition since, but
we are glad to- state/that as we go
to press he is repartM as somewhat
improved. We join with his friends
in the hope that under the skillful
treatment of his physicians he may
soon he out again.
Don't full to read the ad of the
Hobbs-Hehdorson Co, Of Greenville,
to be found elsewhere in this paper
This is splendid firm that lives up
to its advertisements, ahd when you
go there you can rest assured that
you will be treated right. Clarence
Lathem, of the Dacusvilo section is
with them in the clothing depart
mont, and will be glad to see all of
his Pickens county friends.
Last Wednesday evening game
of base ball was played on the Pick.
ems diamond between a team com
posed of X. Of P. boys and the town
boys. at the close of the eighth
inning, for the X. of P's difference
of opinion resulted between the two
teams, and the lateness of the hour
caused the game to stop. The score
stood X. of p; 8; Invincibles 8.
Could the game have been played out
the Invinciblcs would have had few
more runs put down on the score
board There will be another game
between these teams this week.
We take pleasure in calling your
attention to the advertisement of j.
Thomas Arnold Co, Greenville, $.
O., which occupies half of the fourth
page Of The Sentinel Journal, this
week. Bargains in new and up-to.
date goods are offered our readers,
and they will do well to pick up
few, Mr.. Arnold is good business
man, and by an honesty of purpose
and fair dealing with his customers
has built up one of the largest trades
Of any merchant In the Piedmont
belt. He will tell you the whole
truth about his goods and will only
ask you reasonable profit. Try
him on your next bill and say you saw
his ad. in this paper.
Bon r. Parsons is still in the
hospital at Greenville, hut will get
out by the first Of Nav, or sooner.
Ben says lie meyer was treated better
in his life thhn he has been at DR..
Black 8 sanitarium Lbcst of med icnl
skill and ereatment, pretty and well
trained nurses who look carefully af.
ter tho comforts Of the patient, Z, and
withal homo-like comfort is attached
to every department Of the h hospital.
He advises oil who have to lpnve
home for treatment TO 90 to DR..
Blacks sanitarium. We can endorse
all Ben says. 1t is one of the best
kept, well appointed, and most un to.
date sanitariuma to be found any.
where, and DR.. Black is as good a
surgeon as can be "found in seven
States"
Luther Lesley. o son OF b. T..
Lesley was in Pickens Monday. Lu.
thor was born and raised in this
town, leaving hero about fourteen
years ago and joining the y. s. army
de has been travelling a good deal
with his command and has seen lot
OF tho world, and has seen three
years service in tho PHILIPPINES. For
the present his company isistationod