The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-04
The time Of year for m arnages

1T. Gaines and wife Of the
Liberty side, are in Pickens todo,
shopping, n
--There is very little sickness.
throughout the country now and The
doctors are having an easy time.
MIR. j. Foster Smith, of thu
Field section, is quite sick with grip
His many friends hope he will soor
be up again.
Don't fail to read change of a,
of H. Snider, Jeweler, Easley, in this
issue, and give him call when in
Iced of anything in his line.
Charles L. Curcton has finished
ere citing his mill and ginuery on
Town Greek and has all the machin.
cry in place and is now ready to
serve the public.
There will be q regular meeting
OF keoweu Lodge, No. 70, A. & Il
NJ held in their hall on Saturday
night, October 7th. Work in the.
NJ. M. Degree. Visiting brethren
cordially invited to attend.
IS. NJ. Jones, Of the Table Rock
section, WAS in Pickens today. H,
has line farm on the Oolenoy aud u
splendid home at tho foot of the
mountain, and has every convenience
as ye editor can testify.
The all day singing at Rocky
Springs, three miles east of Easley,
has been changed from the second
to the third Sunday. Let everybody
govern themselves accordingly.
Come prepared to stay all day and
let's have q delightful song ser ice.
p. @. Cartee.
Cotton is only bringing 81 cents
this morning. At this price the
farmer cannot afford to sell. With
the short crop he can afford to hold
and risk getting better price; and
it is settled fact that the better
price will be offered il tho cotton il
held back and not rushed on the
market.
Hon. Wyatt Aiken, NJ O.. from
the 3rd district is spending q few
days in Pickens. He has recently
succeeded in establishing a rural
route from Dacusville and is now
working on an additional one from
Liberty and Central and hopes in the
near future to have another one from
Pickens. Wyatt is a hustler and
looks after the needs Of his district.
"A good deal Of liquor is being
shipped into Newberry now in jugs
aud casks and considering the con.
signees there is no doubt some Of it
is coming to be sold again. The
blind tigers are plying their trade to
some extent and are getting bolder
but the "gobble.ones will git" them
"if they don't watch out. "--Newber.
ry Observer.
Duff Hudson, a young man
working at the ginnery of Brazeale
& Youngblood had his hand badly
hurt in the gin on Saturday Of last
week. He WAS Immediately brought
to town and DR.. Bolt dressed the
wound. He will not lose the use of
his hand although it was badly lacer-
ated bv the saws and required sever
al stitches to sow it up.
Mrs. w. O. Wizards millinery
opening at Liberty on Tuesday WAS
grand success as also was the open.
ing at Central on the 4th. The Ia.
dies Of the county arc invited to call
and inspect these stocks; they will
find the latest styles shown and the
prices have been cut in two. So
there is no need to wear your last
years hat.
The entertainment given in the
Graded School building last Friday
night by Prof. John II. Williams, OF
Greenville was we'll patronized and
greatly enjoyed by all who we're pres
ent. His renditioha on the piano
we're fine, while his phonograph,
which isa very large one, rendered
all the newest selections. Should ha
come again he is assured a full
house.
Cotton il now coming in freely
and farmnra frn,n ell ,yor o,,r o,,nfy