The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-04
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Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

-Jonnnic Evans OF the hlnB g
section, lost fne horse last week
81 Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Stewart on the 25th ult., daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
Grayley, on the 26th ult daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Lewis, on the 28th ult., girl.
Mrs. ]. F. Smith of The FaIlow
section, is quite i'll with pneumonia.
but is reported better.
f. w. Cochran hud ripe straw
berrfts out Of his patch or the 9th
ult.
Until further notice, Photogra-
pher Taylor will be in his studio IN
Pickens every Wednesday.
--R. G. Carter has received an.
other large shipment of corn, oats
and hay to go at rock bottom prices
If you want tho best buggy or
wagon for the price go to r. G. Car
ter, Liberty. Sold for cash or on
time
Married on May 1st, by G. A.
Ellis, Notary Public, at the Allgood
bridge, Miss Mamie Reese to Rob
ert Morris.
Wanted-to sell Is bushels of
Russell's Big Boil cotton seed, soc
per bushel. Apply to John Fergu-
son, Pickens, s. G.
There will be an all day singing
the fourth Sunday in this month at
Six Mile. conducted by j. G. Garrett
Everybody invited to bring song
books and we'll filed baskets.
The farmers are now too busy
to stop to eat. They just swallow
their victuals for breakfast, chew them
for dinner and digest them for sup
per.
. Nearly every day new names arc
being mentioned as candidates for
the several county offices. We pre-
sumo they will shortly make them
selves known to the public.
Every white citizen Of this coun.
ty should have his name registered
on the Democratic club roll and on
the registration books at his voting
precinct. This is important Attend
to it.
The Pickens Juveniles played
snappy game of ball Saturday even
ing on the Pickens diamond against
a team from the Easley Cotton Mill.
10
Pickens team.
AS result of the recent exami-
nation in this Congressional District,
Representative Wyatt Aiken has sc.
lected j. Nj. Mars and j. II. Barks-
dale, both of Greenwood county, for
principal and alternate candidates
foa naval cadetships at Annapolis.
After the first of next July star
route mail carriers will collect mail
from boxes along their routes as ru-
raj mail carsiors do Mt present. Thus
it will be Seen that Uncle Sam is trv.
ing -"rv way he can to accom-
lmoda people with a - onient
mail service.
We have received lately several
communication from different parts
of the county and the writers neglect
to send their names. Please remem-
Der, friends, that we cannot publish
these articles unless you send your
name, not for publication, but thot
we may know who the author is.
This unique announcement up.
peared in an exchange of recent date:
cat the earnest solicitation of myself,
my wife and numerous children, I
have decided to become candidate,
for the Office of coroner. [ need the
office in my business, and hope you
will give mo your votes, as am too,
darn poor to pay for 'eu."
The Columbia State save that
the Assistant Attorney General has
rendered an opinion that registration
books for county and State elections
may be opened on other days than
the first Mondays in month by in
serting an advertisement in a news.
paper two weeks in advance. This
applies to towns of over 500 inhabi.
tants.
-"Martin from the Creek" whose
home is now at Easley, is in atten.
dance upon the United States court,
and his friends are congratulatng
him upon the improvement in his
appearance as he grows older, which
he attributes to the fact that he has
not tasted liquor i'll fifteen months.
Few men have the strong will to
break lifetime habit in old age
Greenville Mountaineer, 23d inst.
&C. G. Rowland has treated him.
SELF and family to nice carriage,
and Clint enjoys himself these tino
evenings giving his family, and lis
friends as we'll, nice ride behind
his fine Morgan horse. BY the way,
Clint did not buy his carriage with
money made out Of the Magistrates
office-there is nothing in that Office,
he says, but we understand he will
again run for it.
M l.. Moore, OF Concord, N. G.
who is the superintendent at The
Jsaqueena cotton mill, at Central, has
moved with his family to that place.
He is a nice affable gentleman, a
secret order man, and splendid
Sup2hy school teacher, and he has
oFeadg made himself solid with his