The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-27
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Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature


Another car of that good flour
you have beeh using. III. A. Richoy.
If you want good horse or
mule cal on &. g. Carter, Liberty,
s. @.
The president Las appointed
Rev. Joshua Wilson, colored, post.
master of Floreuce.
Born to Mr.. AID Mrs. julius e.
Parsons, of Alexander, on the Oath
inst, ine boy.
j. Lee Carpenter, one Of the
leadjAg druggists of Greeuville, was
@sePiokens Saturday.
j. Arthur Pickle has purchased
q farm near Autun, $. c., and left
for that point Saturday.
-FORRENr = One 5 room house
on Ensey street. Good locality. Ap.
ply to Mrs. W. Ii. johnson.
-R. L. Henderson, tho photogra-
pher, is now ready for work again.
Call on him for good photographs
We arc cutting off subscribers
who don't pay. 1t takes money to
run newspaper. No pny, no paper.
When one reads of he blzzards
and the floods of the North and " est
he wonders why 50 few people come
South.
Rev. o. NJ. Abney preached an
excellent sermon to an attentive audi
enco in the Methodist church Sur
day afternoon.
-Eighteen persons -four white-
were arrested in Greenwood on Sat
urdny on The charge Of violating the
dispensary law.
Miss Alice Finney, who has been
with her parents in Pickens since the
holidays, returned to her duties in
Atlanta Saturday.
AT tie recent election for board
OF t,ustcos for Clomaum College, Hon
Ivy Nj Mauldin, of Pickens, was
elected one of the board.
The Supreme Court has dc cidad
thut the money of the defunct Far
mers Alliance Exchange mus stay in
bank until further orders.
II. L. Norris, Of Liberty, recently
killed pig nine moths old that
weighed $50 pounds. This was q
pretty good chunk of a hog.
of the
Baptist churcn, prrit,.~ able and
impressive sermon to q large audi
cnce Sunday aud also at night.
-Rov, o. NJ Abney lilrd his mp.
pointmont at Tabor SUNDAY, Il. m.
preaching an excellent sermon
There were two ,acccssiOns to the
church.
The Pickens Drug Co., has Just
received an immense stock Of writing
tablets, pencils, envelopes, etc This
is the IN; st complete line they have
ever had.
C. II. Alexander is quite sick,
being under tbs care of his physcian.
His many friends hope his sickness,
is nothingVserions and that he will
soon be OF S~aain
The trustees Of tho Peabody
fnnG have decided to appropriate
$4,000 for rural schools in the State
and to give Winthrop college $4,000
as an extra appropriation.
Our job department has been
crowded for TIE past three months,
but we hope to soon catch mp. Every
pleased patron means moro ordurs.
We are truly thankful and they are
well pleased.
Those who nrc liable to road
DIT ty in this connty should pay their
&C mmutation tax by the first of March
as after that time the Supervisor will
rquilo tho Commissioners TO have
all who do not pay to work eight
days as the law equires.
Mrs Lula Loopcr, wife Of S. NJ.
Looper, departed this lifo at her
home near White Horse, Grecmviile
county, on the 2lst inst, and was
buried at Nine Forks Baptist church,
this county, on Friday the 22l inst, -,
the funeral services being con nducted
by Rev. j f.. Foster.
William Cummings died at his
home in IIonea Path township, An
dersom county, oil the 15,h instant,
aged erghty.four years. His wife,
who prcdoceascd him only seven
weeks, was sister of Jcrro Hunt,
who formerly lived in Plckens cpun-
ty, but is now resident of Ocouce
A Charleston nan is said to be
willing to pay the State of South
Carolina $4,000 n year for The job Of
dispensary commissioner, and would
offer no objections to the present sal
nry of few hundred dollars, and, in
fact, would servo tho State without a
salary if The job should be given to
him.
Married, on Jan. 22d, at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
Mary Jane Roper, Miss MarIce Ro,
per to Mr. Luciap Hendricks of Olga
Rev. j. E Foster oflciating Ihe
bride ard gloom are very popular
young people and have host Of
friends who wish them long and
prosperous life.