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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-11
Citation.
Citation.
STA T. OF SOU III CAROLINA, !
COnntN of Picknns

County Of Pickens.
Fly J. B. Newbery, Esquire, proboto
Judge.
Whereas, J. Il Parsons mode suit
" me to grant him Letters of Ad-
minsiratiDn of the Eatnte Of and cf-
fects of Il. g. Parsuns, deceased, with
10 will annexed.
These are therefore to cite and al
mon;sh all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said Il. G. Pnr.
ans, deceased, that they be anu ap-
pear before NO, III the court of Pro.
bate, to be held at pickcns Court
House, S. O., on tho 26 day of Jun.
1905, after publication hereof, ut II
o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw cause,
if any they have, why the said Ad.
ministration sho aid not bu granted.
Given under my band and seal,
this 10 daj uf Jan. 1905, in tae 120
year Of our Independence.
j. B Nowbory, j. p. p. G.
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A Very Close Call.

81 stuck to my engine, although every
JOINT ached and every n:rve was rockcJ
with pain" writes G. w. Ballemy, n
locomotive II oman of Burli gton, Iowu,
II was weak and palo without any ap.
pe''te and oil run po"n. Az l WAS about
to give up, got bottle of Electric Bit
tore, and after taking it felt as we'll as
eve; d'd III my hfo." Weak, sickly
un down people o:~ayo gain how life
,tron8th aud v;8or by their Use. Try
,hem' Satisfaction guaranteed by the
Pick A"s Drug Co. Price sos.
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Mr.. EdlLo. t....- ~ W me
8 pucc in Tho Sent. !. urnal to
thank tho,e whJ wrle so kind in
lending Il h,.lpiug hand during the
eleven months Of my dear moth
er's illness, and especially during
the last f,w hours Of her suffering
and after her death.
T also desire 10 thank Drs. Long
aud Justice, who did all they could
for her, especially DR.. Long, who
had been her attending physician
for Several years, and who knew
from the beginning that she was In
durable, though he never failed to
resp md to her calls, and at her re.
quest was present whom she breath
cd her last.
May God crown each and every
one who was so kind, with his rich
est blessings, and WHEN be goes to
make up His jewels may it be Il
star in their crown is the prayer Of
one who wishes them we'll.
j. Alonzo Brown.
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We arc sole agents for Harrison's
Tvwn and Country Pai,ta.
Fo'"er e. Thornley,.
\ fo thousand dollnrs to loan o,:
& 'od real cs.ut, N ,rt gaze, for a client
~ &. e. Robinson.
When you paint yonr house u~
the b al paint Harrison Town and
Country Paints.
Fulg'r & Thcrnlry, AKt.
-Losl Dig Black, and ring meek.
ed. ears stan up au;l lroop at tn.
tip; answers 10 name of Ring. II.
turn to this office. T.. =. Cnapnun.
My stock Of buggies, woyons, har
ness, and implements Of various
kinds for preparing your land, is too
large, and l will slaughter prices for
cash until this stock is reduced.
4t II. NJ. Lowery, Seneca, s. g.
For Salo-S0 acres well timbered
land eight miles north Of Easley
in Dacu*yillo Township. Il. " -.
Taylor, Greenville, S. &.
All persons indebted 10 me bv note
account on otherwise will p.ease SOL.
tie tue sane by tho first day Of Juuu.
ary 1906. After that day they WI,
be placed a. ha hands Of on ullorae,
10: c"i'ra'tvn. 'aymert can be mad,
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but his spailp is eaassSi B \, 3ltbe stt$j
Ieopaibg in aud paying y gear IN al
Vance He sic january holds ou
Hike December did lie Won't have an,
fnn atnIlSin cutting Uff ",iend heads
Iand limiting delinquent sub cribers
-all Of which we ire thankful for
"e hate to cut them of, Tut they
must 60; business is business aud a
newspaper cannot he run without
money. 80 here is hoping our list
won't have to be cut.
The town Of PickGns awoke Fri.
day to q realization that something
was materially wrong in the business
circles of the town, aud upon invest.
CATION it was found that one Of her
merchants had closed up their place.
OF business BECAUSE Of frail health,
Mrs. *. l.. Cureton has made vol
un.aiy assignment for the benefit OF
her creditors. The stock will invoice
about 81 900, while the indebtedness
is about $500. 1t Was not necessary
ior icr h. CLOSE up, for none or her
creditors were uneasy or pushing for
II settlement, and hut for her frnil
health she would have continued in
business. 1t was by word "you
Can find it ut Mrs. Cureton's." She
kept nice assortment anu you c,ull
always find something out of the or.
diua'y in the edible. line there. We
hope some ono will buy the stock
who will continne the business. Ivy
VI. Mauldin is assignee, aud has
called for i meeting of the creditors
(ThursdaA) tomorrow, who will decide
what disposition to IN Ike OF The stock.
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Supervisors Notice.

I will he in my office Tuesday
and Friday of each week to file
claims, pay out money when we
have it, and do anything elsa I can
TO- accommodate those having busi-
ness in tho Office. Do not come
any other day. G. NJ. Lynch,
Jun III Supervisor.
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Cotton Growers Meeting.

The me etiug Of the cotton grow
ers, or Cotton Growers Conven-
ton, which was scheduled for Tues
day the 10th, was pulled off accord
ing to program. in the court house.
There We're not g1eat many people
present, but what were here; were
determined to take the situation
as it was and make something out
of it.
The meeting was opened with
prayer by Rev w. G. Spaborn d.
Then those present resolved them-
selves iuto permanent Convention
of Cotton Growers by electing Rov.
John II. Lewis permanent chair
man, aud w. l.. Morgan perma.
nent secretary and treasurer.
A resolution Was offered and
unanimously adopted that the bal.
anco Of the cotton crop yet unsold
be held for a Uniform price of 10
cents II pound, aud that the acre
age of the next crop he materially
reduced; that diversified farming
aul the raising of grain and stock
be given more consideration.
The farmers arc in earnest about
this matter, ard, if they stick to-
gother, they will yet control the
situation. They ale the producers
aud they should have say so as
to what price their product shall
be cold at, just the same as the
manufactures Of wagons, or cloth
Ing sets the price on his products.
~" meeting adjourned, amid
-, :" meet next Tuesday,
...a &. g - a. M >, in the
... A... ,ndance
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Saved From Terrible Death,

The family OF Mrs. NJ. T.. Bobb:tt Of
B'rgarson, Tenn, saw h|r dying and
were p"werlcss to help her. Tho mos
skilled physiclNns aud every remed,
usei, failed, while consumption was
slowly but surely taking her life. lii
this terrible hoT DR.. Kings fpw Dis,
covery for consanlntion turned dcspail
into joyssse IllfNtt,'o brought iy1,
media, e y y Sl's 90
nlete' \ s,,sSlTs "a Z, y
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Card of Thanks,

Mr.. Editor: Please allow me
space in your columns to express
heartfelt thanks to my friends and
relatives who rendered assistance in
the las; illness Of my doar wife.
Respectfully yours,
Wm. u. Garvin.
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!. W. /, u 4 Fro ei
Using an article efolsthe 81 srMeEs lt
Efort thisSissue, has failed to- get ttas l's
caly o8ns. SO Wo give YOU he he 7I''' best
we havasin stock. ,Ieke,s; s;'8fSho .ls y . :
hrstsctass farmer (2), is out among am q 6
| the boys and We cannot put tina Jptt
on him Farmere, get mp your stutl
and send it in to US, and let's make
this an interesting feature Of the
paper.
i. We, want oach and every one OF
orr correspondents who have been
r,t2 51s the past yenr to continue
furnishing us the news for the presont t
soar from their sections. Drop us Il
"a! dstating whether, or no, you will
write aud we will furnish stamps and
stationery. We want weekly let.ors
from .cb sector; send them in.
AT n mroting Of ;ho stock hold
ers Of tho Pickens R. Il. rcccntl,
held, go III showing was made and
tlfa directors c!, ctch J. u. Cu!ov
prcside'' an,! j. E. Boggs vice pr, si
dent. This augurs we'll for 10th
tlckens ohG the railroad. The opc-
ratlve management will remain the
sumo, and schedule time will be
Iuude.
-,asls. J. B. II. Freeman, VIII.
has boon clerking for the past two
years with the ii. B M. Co., resigned
hor position on the 1t. She has
several offers undor consideration,
but has not fully decided what she
will no. She is good sale tsman,
ard we think tho II. B. NJ. people
have made mistake in letting her
leave them.
Married on Sunday, tho 9th
in St. ut 7 p. M, at the resiJeuce of
Martin Bowen of the Maynard sec.
tion, Tny lor Jones, son Of Zach Jones,
to Miss E5sio Whitmire of Oconee
county, Rev. 3. T.. Grandy officiating.
After the ceremony an elegant repast
was served, and amid tho conurutu-
lations of irionds the happy couple
start ont in life.
w. j. Gill spie, Who lives nn the
rdge OF town, pail his annna visit to
this ffica last Friday. Every time
he comes we have moved around.
Tnis tlno we ar, d,wp stairs and
badly torn up, but hope in a fow
days to entertain visitors. We in
vitc all Of our subscribers and fri,nLs
to Call and see us aud mako our Office
their headquarters when in town.
The Pickens GRADED Schoo,
building is progressing nicely, aud
C"ntr. cto; Grendy will soon havo it
eady for occupancy. It is a very
conveniently arranged building, man,
If Mr. Grandy's suggeationa being
,ccepscd by the architect and em-
bodied in his plan. The trustees ere
Naving a well bored, and an ai.uI-
'anc: rf wafer for all purposes is as
urol
Mr.. -'ohp G. Smith, very sue
.' - And we'll todo farmer Of the
..} . .,',rn wns in Pickans last
"s 49, 'r .:~. eE7 dropped in
.- 'rt ul.t" HsGd
-. f' ". .'.,.lr,.. 49,. uI -
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Will.
iholn of it.

Our subscrberS are na. sal
and SEQ us; bring your wives aud
daughters nn1 soc how newspaper
/ is made Make our Office ) our head
Y quarters when in town. You will
tiud good fire and am welcome
awaiting you.
Why will thA merchant burn oil
and keep his place of busineys open
after night for the benefit of be!utei
possible customers, and then grow
because one comes a:ong aud wants
to buy something that is n little un.
a handy to get?
h "A. Bramlett, who il Il teacher 10
the school Of technology in Atlanta,
Yspent the holidays with his parents,
5)Mr. and Mrs. w. G. BrAmlott, i,
%'Piokels. Andrew is young man OF
sterling worth and his friends are
proud Of him.
, --R. c. Carter, the merchant
prince of Liberty, was in PickeuA
Friday and engaged more space il
this paper. He says advertising pays
Read his al and hunt him UP; he il
f going to make change in his bust
!, ness and has put the knife 10 prices.
p Married on the 8ih inst by Rev
/ 3. E.. Grandy, in the public highway,
( l. NJ. Baker and Miss Bessie GiIcs.
{ pie, all Of the Shady Grove sectiou Of
the county. The happy couple have
| the congratulations Of many friends
| for long life IF usefulness and pros
%.t.1J
-~ Il utt,1 J,nuary tho 9th, 1906,
=. III Shr 'na,drn.a Of j. S. Bowen,
"aIc'nl"& NvtlHy Public, Mr.. d. NJ
~ l1 N'"a j,slin Stephens, all OF
rckens county. The happy couple
have the congratulations of theil
many fr'ends for n happy and pros
porous life.
The State Legislature mot yes.
4 terday, tho 10th, ard Plckens G ,upty,s
delegation were all in their seats
ready to look after the best interests
l#of the state at large, and this ooauty
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SsfS 81 "A S5ouS NuuO hhI 5dluo NOu Iuli
ttbna r c. Carter's closing out
81 Nld m@,wy E.:3,sp"rS, snitohc Eo'
S tinE p1T 2scs, .nr sale Ht tje
90 o Ht r. The lound.
R r. c. Carter is closing zout L",
i ge at Liberty, and is Offering great
gains. Read his now nd. -
sit is rnmored that J. l.. Parsons
sRl be employed as u salesman by
8kBe II. Is. ~. Co. this year.
~, P. Carey, Jr, who has been
ftring with siege of fever, is
lually improving and is able to
hp. =.
B-Miss Ellen Shockley, a charm
young lady Of Greenville, spent
sbortion Of the holidays with friends
;Y Pickens.
On account Of the continued lo~
,yce of cotton there is mono teiDe
t op tho &.hst,,"1a 1and as couse.
ice trade is dull.
yDrop in ana see how we are fix
zip the office ana how we'll ar
ged we will soon he for doing
promptly and quickly.
49, B. Lewis, who is travelling fol
~ NJ. Bird Il 20 of Charleston,
sbut Sunduy.at home He says he
having great success, especially
in ! aints.
ss3 ssss33 keep you oye on our advertising
% umns; new adve, tisels coming in
I'd old ones constantly changing
Heir announcements, and all bidding
y your trade.
The Pickens Chapter u. d c.,
Iill have u most imp rtaut meeting
|ext FriGuy the 18Th inst. at Mrs.
'1cFall's This is good time for
Iew members to 'uppl.'.
- Married on December 81, 1904,
ssIpsA@ssV residence of the brides lr-
S3ntr, ". r. Burge SIS, Mr.. Claud Ha-
sbod to Miss Cora Burgess; A. L.
Mems, N. p. off ;iuting
I We give i little different papo'
his week to what we intended, that
IL an 8 column hiza. Iu thu ship
ga to us the larger size was sem
M -. ''.....' ; We cauuot pro.
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Domestic Trouhlcs.

5 Itis Exceptional to fod family
Where ti,are is no domestic rupturoa oc,
.casionplly bnitss;tShhese can be lessened by
hAvttig Dr.s RjnSA New, Lifo Pills
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later date he will hu.- ..rail ..: g.
say along that line, and it vii. pn ,.I
interest to oar readers. Mr.. SmitA
Del'rves in having hog and hominy
At bone, and he recently killed two
niue n;onths old pigs that netted him
900 pounds Of meat. "Zeko' is out
On the road and we suspect he is
camping at Mr.. Smiths and helping
him to put away Ills spure.ribs, sau-
sage and backLonos.
AT q recent meeting Of the stock
holders of tho E,sloy Progross,
Ju !go Il. Lathem hnn,lo.l in his rtsy.
nation as Editor aud Blsiness Mana
ger. They Immediately elected G. Z.
Martin to succeed him. Mr.. Mar.
Tin is no novice in the Newspaper
world, and is we'll aud favornblv
known to many Of our readers, h,v.
nS at one time been editor of "rne
Easley Democrat" He is u good
writer and we welcome him to the
'anks. JudXe has lono well on the
papur a.a has tie we'll wishes OF not
pnly all Of his friends and subscribers
but also OF the brethren of the press
If the State Tor SUCCESS in what ever
pursuit in life he decides on, even if
it is trying to get "bcttn: half"
1t is our intonton to start an
official directory and run in the paper
for the infol mation Of our readers
aud NO ask each magistrate in the
county to send us his name and post
pflice address, a!Ho nnlne Of the town
ship in which he presidcs The sec
retarics IF tho various lodges and
secret societies will please send u
th" names Of their lodge, officers and
time Of meeting The ministers o!
The gospel arc requested to soud us
their post Office addresses and list oj
churches they supply, also hours for
preaching. Our correspondents are
asked to also embody eny or all o
Ibis information they can in thei,
next letter, especially the local church
also state bonrs for Sabbath schoo
and list of officers Of school.
We certainly feel proud over tL
coma limontary notices we are getting
from Subscribers and tho words 0
| praise that come from advertisers
alike. over the improved appeaanc,
OF this papor, It does oar heart.
l8pod to hear them, end makes us
atriye tho harder to merit them
Every ono. from the dovil tp aBill'
|iptoFe$E 81 .4@b l9ps & Il
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,cO
No Coupons Except sinsIs a.an hi
unless subscription is pait 20 adyauoo.
10 the person sending t9s reL
tic largest list of suEns, { 81
's5cribers accompanlGd ssH' a's'ee
the q aasli, before May Ain
f90 we vviIE civ ir S kipes
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Observation-Disclosures.
lingS Of Local and Personal Nature.

g She low price otscott9u contpues
PIP trade dull. Is.
;Ron't fail to attend the great
nk out sale setigarter's, Liberty.
II you want bargains don't fail
ttbna r c. Carter's closing out
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

We arc sole agents for Harrison'>
Town aud Country Pai,ts.
Fulner e. Thornley,.
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Mondays Randolph Market.

The following prices were realized by
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retaill:-
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RoxBuRv.

Miss Jessie Shaw returned Monday.
Lou Whitney is in Barre for few days.
w. n. Burnham was in Barre last week.
Mrs. NJ. Sowles was in Randolph last
week.
Florence Gushea was in Waterbury
Friday.
Hattie Kidder is stopping At NJ. F.
Grams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reyes were in Bethel
recently.
Geo. Tilden was in Mortified Thursday
and Monday
Geo. Fits spent portion of the week
IN Randolph
F. o. Kennedy is at Rochester. His
sister is falling.
Miss Mary Webb visited at T. Kendall's
one day recently.
w. j. Carpenter of Granville was home
few days last week.
Mrs. Julia Jacobs was in Montpelier
portion OF last week.
Mrs. Geo. Tilden and Fred were in
Montpelier last week Thursday.
Geo. Allen Of Washington, D. c., visited
his parents here one day last week.
Chas. Bagley is working for Mr.. Rice
at the Flats and boarding at Stanwix hall.
Miss Ada Fits of Randolph visited
her father, Gee. Fits, at w. ID. Fits
recently.
w. T. Dana, who has been stopping at
M. f. Grams, returned to Burlington
Thursday.
Mrs. F. o. Kennedy was in Middlesex
over Sunday. Her niece returned with
her Monday.
Miss Hannah Handler has finished
work for Mrs. Rice and Florence Gushea
began working there Monday.
Mr.. Jewett, superintendent Of the tale
mine, from Boston spent portion Of the
week in town in connection with the
mine. He has purchased a team and will
board in Randolph and vicinity most Of
the summer The tale is turning out
very good in quality and quantity.
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EAST RoxBURY.

Blanche Perno has new organ from
Sears, Roebuck a. Co.
Susie Dirty spent several days last week
with her aunt, Mrs. Ora Boyce.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry LaRose from
Bolton are at his brothers., Peter LaRose.
Charlie Blanchard from South Royalton
and Mrs. L. w. Blanchard were in town
recently.
Edith Ruiz is quite i'll with grip.
Orlando Thayer and Fred Blanchard are
improving from their attacks of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Blanchard will soon
move into their house and Mrs. Fuller
will move onto the Thayer place on the
hill.
John Verge's ash house was burned early
Monday morning. II the fire had started
earlier IN the night his other buildings
would probably have been burned, a.
the shop caught on the roof in several
places, but the fire was discovered N
time TO be put out before it did much
damage.
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C.. E. MOVES s. co.
Special Sale

OF Ladies', Gentlemen's and Chill
dren's Shoes. Several Hundred Dol
lars in Shoes to be closed out at once.
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a Gard.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar il il
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee 25-cent bottle TO prove salts
factory or money refunded.
j. w. Fargo, Randolph Center.
j. w. Parmenter, Brookfield.
f. c. Bachelor, Braintree.
f. l. Clafiin, East Braintree.
w. II. Sprague, East Brookfield.
Sprague a sprague, East Randolph.
f. j. Prince, South Randolph.
ID. l.. Nichols, Roxbury.
G. A. Tilden, Roxbury.
Drew a. Leonard, Randolph.
II. G.. Morton, Randolph.
F. +. Bryan, Randolph.
w. A. Robbins, East BroCkfield
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An Easter Sale Of WOmsn's Waists.

Waists Of silk, waists OF cotton,
stylish, perfect-fitting waists, and
priced at a very little above the retail
cost Of bare materials.
Silks Special, Peas De Sole, S4.O0 to $3.50
d" Tafsts. $500 TO $500
4" a China. $500 70 $3.50
MohaIr Waists. $500 10 $3.50
White Msrcsrllsd, fancy figure, $500
cuIuTsd Waists, SOC. and Up.
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Reception to Rev. E. c. RaIney.

The Methodist churches of Lyndon and
Lyndonyille, over which Rev. +. u.
Rainey has been pastor since his removal
from Randolph year ago, rendered him
reception at Lyndon Saturday evening,
April /.
Music and recitations comprised the
first part OF the program, and then short
remarks were made by elergymen OF all
the denominations in town.
aThe last speaker says the Vermont
Unfsn, twas Rev. w. c. Clark OF the Lyn-
don Congl church, who, in behalf OF Mr..
Rainey's friends, presented him with q
purse of so. Mr.. Rainey responded,
tbankine the many friends for the gift
and for the kindnesses he and his family
have aeceived from the people OF Lyndon
during the past year.
ale spoke in an encouraging way about
the trouble with which he IS afflicted,
feeling confident that he will be able, att
err proper treatment and long rest, to re-
sumo work. He also expressed the belief
that the X-ray treatment was reducing
| the swelling in his cheek that had greatly
/ troubled him.
nMr. Rainey will soon leave for Round
Lake, near Albany, n. ", where he has a
cottage, intending to remain there for a
/ long rest His children, Edyth and Fred
erick. the former teaching in the village
schools at Lyndonville and the latter Q
student at the Institute, will remain here
/ for the present.
/ "Mr. Rainey little thought when he
came here last spring that his pastorate
would end in less than year on account
OF poor health. Several months ago be
4 began to be afflicted with throat trouble
which has gradually grown worse. making
| 1t difficult for him TO speak, and physi-
clans have ordered him to give up his
work.
"During the year he has been among us
he has won the respect and friendship oil
all. His work as pastor of the Methodist
church here and at Lyndonville has been
quietly, earnestly and well done, and il is
much regretted that his passionate here
must now end The best wishes of all go
with him as he leaves, and we sincerely
hope that rest and medical treatment will
| restore his health.n