The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-09-06
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EuaIeiIy COu1e'0uOo Will D0
held at Bethlehem next Saturday.
--Mrs. T. N. Hunter visited Mrs.
Duff Grandy in Greenville last Tues
day.
90 Mis-" Eosamond B. Meachen, Of
WASHINGTON, D. O., is visiting Mrs.
(. l.. Nohlnnon.
~11o Miases Walker, of Green.
vile are visiting the Misses McDan.
iel in P;ckans.
Mrs. Florence Griffin visited her
daughter, Mrs. D. T. Sutherland, OF
Mica, last week.
Mrs. s. a. Hunt, Of Newberry is
visiting Mrs. j J. Lewis and other
friends in Pickens.
Don't you think that Pickcns is
big enough and needs a Board of
Trader Lets get together and or.
ganize.
Married, Sunday, Sept. 81, at
the residence of Rev. ]. nj. Stewart,
Mr.. Lawrence Kelley and Miss
Emma Parrott, Rev. Stewart off.
ciating. All Of Pickens county.
Rev. G. r. Miller, colored, who
is pastor Of church at Lowndes.
vile, states that he has just finished
great revival there with sixteen &C.
cessions to the church. His school
closed last Thursday, the 31st ult.
The Liberty Township Singing
Association will convene with Enon
Baptist church, about three miles
west of Easley, on the third Sunday
in September. Dou't forget the day.
E. o. Smith, Sec.
1t pays to ADVERTISED That fact
was demonstrated last week by
Messrs Chamblain and Boggs, who
offered their ginnery for s,le and
placed a small notice in the "Busi-
ness T. cal' column Of this paper,
which amounted to fifty cents, and
Tor this small sum thew soon found a
purchaser, the trade was nude and
now the new owners are operating
the plant.
Pursuant to the notice there was
held in Pickens Monday colt show,
and twelve or fifteen as fine mule
colts as could be found anywhere
We're placed on exhibition, The first
prize, $1,000, was won by Mr.. Ram.
pey, and the second prize, SIS 90, was
>2tn h~ No. p. Rogers, both Of
]DN,rtg '""n.Ujp, These shows
.h.o}H h. h=,:. "'"ry year and hould
lu v"| Nt.&.I ior they are an in.
cci:.g, l., y".. s., * raising.
IT there is a woman in Picke ms
county who is daughter of q Revo
lutionary soldier please send your
name at once to the undersigned
A real D. A II. receives q golden
spoon, so please write at once. Those
who are posted on the history Of
Pickens county fl, m earliest time IN
til 1860 please send information to
(Miss) Murye r. Sheler, Westmin
ster, S. c., Historian Andrew Pick.
ems Chapter D. A. r.
Last Wednesday an absent
minded young nan named John
Howell called at Nealy & Graveley Z
livery stable and hired horse and
buggy to 60 to Central, saying he
would return the same day. Con,
Guiding he wanted one of his own,
he swapped the horse at Central and
then changed his mind, sold out and
hit the grit. He has forgot bis
promise to return up to date. Nealy
x Grayelay recovered their rig, but
they would like to learn the young
mans whereabouts as they are fear
ful that in nis absent t. minded WAYS
he may como to grief.
--Messrs. A. B. and d. A. Rigging
haye bought the lot end plant of the
Liberty ginnery from NIeesrs
Boggs & Chamblin. This plant is
located in the heart of tho triving
town of Liberty and consists of corn
mill, saw mill and ginnery, and con.
tains three good gins; it is fitted up
with the Munger suction system.
The present owners are practical
men and will ba valuable additions
to the business interests of Liberty.
Messrs. higgins have placed and or.
der for job work and expect to run