The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-06-21

Ii Ion e lall TO read about the great
bargains the Big Store offers and the
10 low price at which they arc being
. old.
o -oharlos M. Bowen and family
r. arc now occupying the Richey pro
depot.
--AIidshipmoh, Gloon w. Mauldin,
OF the U. S. Il! s, ,1zearsarge, was Oh
's,t a. visit at.t, to the 1"~efOlEs in p'oko"'
DR.. Mark W. CAN'T is in Easley
this week, and will be in Liberty the
29th and 3Oth. See him If your eyes
need attention.
In few weeks peaches and wa
termelons will be plentiful. Then ev-
erybody will be happy and healthy,
or ought to he.
j. P. Cdroy, Jr, who is now
clerking for II. Epdel, Greonville, S
Q, spout Sunday in Pickcns. lie
was accom- b2hied by his friend, Mr.
P'gett, oIIsourtanburg.
With the closing of the colleges
and the return of the students. Pick.
ems will now begin to take on new
life socially and this Frightening up
will continue until the summer
exodus
Children's Day will be observed
at Tabor next Sunday. Prominent
speakers have been invited, the exer-
cises by the children will be all that
can be expected and an enjoyable
time is promised the large audience
that is sure to be present.
Although the weather has been
warm for the past ten days, very few
, people are complaining, for the
weather is most suitable for cultivat
ing cotton. The farmers appreciate
the hot weather to the fullest extent
it being the kind they want for kill.
ing grass.
Rather than have very grassy
7, cotton chopped at cost of more than
, one dollar an acre the farmers III
many sections of the state are plant.
ing row of corn in every cotton
middle and will plow up the cotton
u u as the corn is worked. We have not
:, heard of any being done that way in
q this county.
AS O two week old, commissioner
d A. b. Talley has the finest colt in the
y county. It would take the blue ribbon
It at any fair. It is of Morgan stock
II registered, and can show fne pedi
gree both on tho sire and dams side
. 1t pays to raise good stock, and Pick
., ems county farmers should 60 into
n the business more extensively.
s. "A. X Park, the old reliable DIR,
goods man of Greenville, changes hi
a ad this issue. Ho keeps an up-to
y Jate stock and all of his goods arc
It fresh. He sells out Lis stock at {
h reduced price as the season advances
5 and will not carry over goods. Read
his ad and go see him if you are
hunting for real live red-hot bargains
r Good wages, easy running work,
T. pure water, excellent school and
churches, good houses, pastures and
. gardens and extremely healthful 10
o cation; all these are the cause of
. many people being attracted to the
Woodside Cotton Mills, Greonville
S. @. 3400 spindles, 900 looms
t Electric cars through center of vii
g lage. Health and good wages.
The Sentinel journal considers
itself fortunate in securing the ser
b vices Of w. T. Bosse, who will have
ful! charge of the mechanical depart
t ment. We have known Mr.. Bosse
. for number of years as first class
I newspaper and job printer, but above
, all as an upright, Christian gentle
). man. His family will follow him in
Q few days, and Pickens is a gamer.
l. The story, "Abner Daniel" tina !
we ran short time ago, made such
r hit that at the request of our sub.
e. scribers wo will put on another one
e by the same author. 1t 10 entitled
A. "The Substitute" and is laid in North
j.. Georgia, and is graphic story OF
8. American life illumined with smiles
D. and bedewed with tears-a story