The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-29
Mrs. J. T. Attaway is on aSyis5t.
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Constable u, p AIoC oCtasey, O
Central, was ,1n Pickens Tuesday ol
business. 5t5
Mr.. aud Mrs! u. Rothchild, o
Greenville spenta 4 part of last weel
in Piekens.
The dogwood is swelling to bloom
and the fishermen are getting theil
tacklein order.
Mrs. X. l.. Cureton spent last
week in Greers, on visit TO her son
DR.. Geo. d. Cureton.
Tabor he's very fourishing and
interesting Sabbath school with G.
Ct. Voigt superintendent.
-PIckens Camp, 229, w. o. W.,
meets in Capt. I. nj Mauldin's office
tomorrow (Thursday) night.
We may lie bit oldfasbionoG, but
NC never did enjoy music made by a
girl whose mother was washing dish.
es in The kitchen.
Miss Erna Keys, who has been
on visit to. her sister, Mrs. John u.
Griffin, in Pickens, returned Monday
to her home ut WILLIAMSON.
Mrs. M. j. Chapman of Liberty,
has returned from Atlanta with a full
line of millinery, and is now prepared
for the ladies' to inspect ber goods
The wise man avoids temptaticn
fearful least he be weak enough to
succumb. The foolish man hunts it
with the intention of showing his
strength.
Read II. G. Carter's nd in this
issue. He has u complete line Of
goods at Liberty that he is selling
cheap. A box OF money will be given
free to some purchaser who holds the
key that will unlock the box. Jsead
the ad and see him for further par.
ticuiars.
An election for Intendent and
tour wardens to serve the town of
Pickens for the present year will be
held next Wednesday, April 9Th. r..
a. Bowen, j. j. Lewis and J. e. Cox
are the managers. The polls will
open at 8 O'Clock, and the voting
place is the Clerk Of Courts Office.
The farmers generally are greatly
behind in preparation for this years
crops, owing to the unfnvorable win
ter weather. Many who usually have
corn planted by this time have not
got their land prepared yet, But
they are putting in heroic work now,
ard the appearance Of thin 8 will
soon change.
The election for Intendent and
Wardens for Pickens comes off next
Wednesday, April 9th. The follow
ing ticket hos been suggested: In
tendent, Il. L. Bivene; Wardens, Ivy
III. Mauldin, B. r. Parsons, w. II.
Prince, John l.. Thornley,. This is a
pretty good ticket, each one being
enterprsing and progressive citizens
and property owners aud we'll quail.
fled to handle the reins of govern
ysment.
The New Hope correspondent
OF tho Kcowee Courier says: liar
Kelley, Of Easley, visited 'homefolks
Saturday and Sunday. Miss Dorctta
Thode, who has been attending school
at this place, returned to her home in
Central last week. j. Is. Garvin, of
Central, was a visitor in this section
last week. The Townville correspon.
dent of that paper says: MIR. Nc.
Nealy, of Pickens, visited his daugh
ter, Mrs. Rufus Boggs recently.
The many friends of John Il.
Craig will be pleased to learn that
satisfactory arrangements have been
made with his creditors, and that he
will continue to conduct his business
at the same stand. His dools were
opened last Saturday and business
resumed. Ills temporary embarrass
ment is deeply regretted on ull sides
and it is a pleasure to know that Mr
Craig will still be numbered among
our observation-disclosures Courier.
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