The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-19

Ior severai days, but is slightly i'm
proved.
Miss Lillian Irby, the traine d
nurse, who has been attending Mrs.
lEmma Gilreath, returned to her home
in Laurens, Tuesday.
1t is quite likely that about q
tram load of Pickensites will go to
Easley Thursday night to hear
"Lovett's Boston Stars"
LOST 18th instant, between
home and Pickens. or in Pickens, &
ote'and mortgage on j. g. Hood for
fifty dollars. Finder leave at Senti-
journal Office or return to me and
get suitable compensation. W. Fl.
(Bunk) Crane.
Rev. j. c. Matheson held a
series Of interesting services ut the
church beginning Fri
day evening. Jhe sacrament was
administered Sunday morning. At
the morning service three recent con
v"rts were received into full fellow.
ship If the church.
i II" house on The farm of }. II.
G. Mcdaniel, above Plckens and oc-
cupici Us Jesse Julian was destroyed
by fire last Sunday night, together
with al his clothing and household
goods and also two bales of lint cot.
ton. He and family barely escaped
with their lives. Nc clue as to the
origin of the fire.
"A. II. Logan, of Gainesville, Ga,
was here the past week looking after
the sale and removal of the engine
and machinery Mt the bending lacto.
~ Henry B Bowen, of Norris,
bought the engiue and part Of the
while the remnipder was
shipped to Georgia
Last Monday the voters of tn .
progressive town OF Liberty under
the new charter issued to that town
in September, held their election for
mayor and councilmen, resulting as
follows, for mayor, G. II! Parkins;
for aldermen, w. S. Parsons, b. II.
Callahan, Il. A. Gary, H. G.. Smith,
J. f. jennings and d. G Sheldon.
j l. Cantrell, Of the Rocky Bot
tom section ot the county, was thrown
from IA bucking horse Saturday morn
ing i'll Pickens. He was thrown
violently to the ground, slight cash
being cut in the forehead. Mr. CaI
trell was stunned for II moment after
striking the ground, but did not
seem to suffer further Inconvenience.
The State Fair will he held in
Columbia this fall Oct. 24.29. The
outlook for the Greater State Flir is
bright this yoar. New
grounos have been laid out and new
buildings erected for the exhibits,
and Dumber Of Interesting outside
attractions have been provided. II
is expected that tho Attendance will
be larger than usual this year
II. Endel, the popular Greenviilc
extra large, extra tall aud slim fel
lows. Boys and childrcus go hing
made 20 fit in greet vNr'r> ot size
aud quality. Gents furnishings in
the very latest styles to suit the most
fustidious. Stetson hats in the latest
blocks specially. The finest line
of trunks, hand satchels and valises
in the up country. When in Green
vile call on Endel, the cothier; he
will treat you right and save you
money.
We learn that the protracted
held by Evangelist X. A.
and Prof. Durham, at Il Isloy
c'osed last Sunday night. The first
part of the meeting was held i'll the
tent between the Easley Cotton Mill
and Easey; the last part Of the meet
ing was held in the new school build
ing. Six joined the Second church
by experience. On Sunday after.
noon, III the presence of II very large
the pastor b5 Jed
four candidates. We trust
good Will result from the meetihg
See the nd of Mctts e. James in
column. a more ubliging
set of men than those to be found ~
the firm of Mutts & james, Green.
vile, are nowhere t. he found. They
carry an immense line us up to date
furniture, and their uniform courtesy
and low prices have won for them II
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