The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-09-20

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has moved to Seneca.
-Craig Bros. change their ad j,
this issue and tell you to watch 70
bargains.
"A greatly enjoyed sociable va.
given at the residence of Mr.. w. H
Ashmore on Monday night.
Robert Breesc, of Brevard, N
c., who has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. DR.. Kirksey, of Crow Creek
has returned home.
j. o. Brock will be IN Pickcus
court week prepared to do watch,
clock, jev cry repairing, also fitting
eye glasses.
- See treasurer Farr's annual an.
nonncement as to when he will be
ready to illegally rob you" of your
hard earned cash.
"A dapce that was very much en-
Joyed by PicSens' Younger set was
given last Thursday night 10y Air.
Ernest Folger. Several visitors we're
present and nice evening was spent.
See change in the al Of tho II
B. Nj. Go. They are opening up new
goods every day, and are getting
ready for their full opening. Watch
this paper tor their announcement
Of the date.
Married, September erd, 1906
at Easley Cotton Mill, Mr.. Joel 6.
Hughes to Miss Maudra Alexander,
of Jackson, N. q. Judge IIathem
N. p, in his polite manner perform
oil the marriage ceremoney.
Tho old meat market man, j. d.
Moore, changes his ad this week and
tells our readers some facts that are
facts. He succeeded in getting rid
OF the most of his 200 receipts (hy
giving lot Of them away and now
he tells you of q lot of other things
he wants to dispose Of.
We understand that lot Of the
farmers of the Six Mile section car
ried cotton to Seneca last week and
received 9.o7Ic for it; Anderson and
Greenville were paying only 95c.
while Pickens was, has been, and is
now, paying l0c. a number Of oul
farmers sold in Greenville for 81
when they could have gotten 10c. in
Pickens. Do not carry your cotton
O. produce to any other market with
out first getting the prices at Pick,
ems. Produce is now bringing in
this town.. the same prices as are be,
ing paid in Greenville while our cot.
ton market is above the surrounding
towns.
Married, at the residence of tho
brides mother, in Pickens, on Thurs
day afternoon at 8 o'clock, Mr.. vii
liam A. Cason and Mrs. Ellen Essie
Hughes, daughter of Mrs. NJ. j liar,
ris, Rev. ID. w. Hiott officiating
Mr. Cason is a prosperous farmer OF
the Mt. Pisgah settlement, in Ander,
son county. Immediately after the
ceremony The groom took his bride
to her new home, where he had re
Gently built AMI furnished one of the
most commodious and beautiful
homes to be foun in upper South
Carolina. Mr.. Cason is u young man
of push and energy, as shown 10y his
large, well cultivated farm, splendid
dwellings, barn, etc. Mrs. Hughes
is one Of the very best that Pickeus
or any other county can afford She
has taught in the Pickens Graded
school with great satisfaction to Ler
many patrons. She is a lady Of love
ly disposition and beautiful Christian
character. Mr.. Cuscn is certainly
to b. congratulated on his choice OF
life partner.
j. II. Abercrombic, of the west
s''e OF the county, called last week
and paid for his paner another year
in advance. Mr.. Abercrombie is u
consecrated Christian and has bccu n
member of the AIethndist church for
sixty,five years tho 10th of Septcm-
Der. Fifteen years ago he moved to
this county and settled at "Crumhic
vile " At tho time he came to this
county he bought farm containing
784 acres for 50 Sc per acre, and
this year land nd )inlng him s,l.l to,