The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-25
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| Happsniigs0 of a Local and Personal Nature,
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>".~t -:.. the fifth Sunday at
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"A local weather profit says this
is going to be a good fruit year. We
hopo go.
8 -Can't some one stir up the cot.
tor mai lot and pat q brighter look
on men aud things?
= You have just one NOR: m1ntli
in which to make your tax rctnrn [.
the County Auhit)r: DDn't put it {?
too long.
The early gardener is getting
anxious TO go to work, nn@ if the
weather will permit ho will soon be
at it.
Do not delay but go at once t.
r. G. Carers great removal sale
for goods will not last long at his
prices. Rad his now al.
1-lIog and hominy may not sound
! sstidious t., rms, but it is better
f6Ng the farmer than more
c'ptton at S cents Il pound.
The mother Of Sheriff ard Robt.
Brown was buried at the farnilyl GENE
terry last second Sunday. She was
83 years old aud devoted member
OF the Methodist church.
IF you don't boliove country
editor has tough life, take his place
about one month and try it; then you
will say he earns every dollar that is
owingllhim.
Representative Aiken, Of South
Carolina, has introduced y bill APP
propriatiny $1,000 for monument
over the grave of Gen. Andrew Pick,
ems, who is buried in Anderson CouD.
ty, S. G.
ALI farmers interested in the
cotton growers convention wilt meet
at tho court house Saturday Janua-
ny % ut 2 p. m. to organize the
tpwnship. j. II. Looper.
-.a. sley McCollum, aged 60,
". ,.. at Tabor last Saturday.
'.y years he was great suf
;..' -. was Il consistent member
g.. ."p .' Nethodist church. CosnG-
,e..t t,t bereAved.
lie alto says thers wero five
persons lyDchod in South Carolina
during 1904 and only two executed
according to law. Two Of the five
were lynched for murder, one Of them
being white man.
Vaccination is in progress in
some of our sister towns. Small.
pbx il all over the country aud people
who have not clroady been vaccinu-
ted should be at once and thus be
xempt fro m this dreaded disease.
Tho reports Of the solicitors of
the State show that thero were only
It's homjcides in South Carolina in
1904 agGinst.222 in 1903 The 1st
circuit had 23, the 2nd +, the ;sri Is
the 4th II, the 5th II, tho 9Th 26,
the 7th lG, tho 6th 26.
= Ct. G. McMakin, of Wollford, re.
Gently killed hog 20 months old
which weighed $40 pounds. it was
the finest porker to It's age over raised
in this section. The hog was Of tho
Berkshire and Poland-China breed.
---Spartanburg Herald.
I'VE trust our subscribers will
realize the necessity and the impor-
tance OF paying the small amounts
they owe us. We must have money
TO meet our obligations, and the only
way we have Of raising it is from
those who owe us. The amount
each one owes is small bnt in the ag-
gregate is coEsideratc sum to us.
AT Union a few days ago most
unusual accident occurred when
horse loosed from his stable and
made frisky by the cold weother il
kicking up around tho lot, struck a
COW in the forehead, breaking it's
horn, crushing in its skull and kill
ing it instantly.
Reduce cotton acreage one fourth
work Que fourth harder and with
twice the Intelligence as last year and
Jhnra will be no cause for long faces
}" the south. The South needs plon-
" - provisions, bacon, beef, corn.