The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-07-11

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10th inst. with Mi Bertha Aitaway
"a accher. ..,. ->
The state compaign me sting f,r
Pickens county has been changed
from tho 18Th of August to tho Goth.
Every body remember the change OF
date
Lost in Easley on June 3Oth a
white and liver colored setter dog,
named Joe. Finder return to @. +
Rosrk, Eusley, or II. II. Ronrk, at
Pickers aud GET SIS. reward.
&C. It. Poole has opened shop in
the Hollipgsworth building and is
prepared to do all kind of painting,
decorating and paper hanging. Give
him cell you want first class iob
-Ju1ge r. o. Furdy and family
arrived in Pickens last Saturday to
spend the heated term. They are
pleasantly domioiled in the G. L
Cureton residence on Pendleton str ct
Mr.. James A. Hendrick~, Of the
upper section of the county is m
nounced as candidate for auditor.
He is son of Hon. M. Hendricl 8
and is in every way qualified to fill
the office. Should hr he elected the
people would have no cause to res%,et
their choice of m officer.
Read notice Of Masonic meeting
for Friday night, 18th inst. at $50
All memt era of Keowee T. ,dge are
urged t7 ID present as business of
Importance is to Ia brought up. All
newly el" tied members are specially
urged to come os some side degree
work VII be done if possible.
The picnic that was to have been
Mt Holders ford last Saturday wrs
post, med on account of the unfavor.
able weather. but will be had Sat.
nrday, Jnly 2lst, weather p ,rmittlng.
Everybody invited to at1ond. This
is on ideal pla - for picnic and we
are sure that eveyy one who attends
will greatly enjoy the dav.
H. Ende1, proprietor of the Globe
Clothing House, Greenville. S. c.; Of.
fers MI of his immense stock at one.
third off of former price,. This is q
bonafide sale, no fake about il, has to
make room for his fall stock and rath.
er than CARRY goods over he has put
the plice within the reach of ~. At
the price it will paw you to buy II
now for next summer use. See his
ad elsewhere in this paper and call
on him.
w. T.. Harris, of Charleston, is
on visit - his friend, Congressman
George S. Legare, in Piokens. Mr.
Harris ia post master of his city and
has the distinction of having the
lest kept post Office in the Unitod
States. Atty the recent examination
by the inspectors, of the various pr
sidentic! offices in the u. s., and
there are over 400 Of them, this com.
plimentary report was made TO the
Department at Washington.
IN 1904, the second week in July,
there we're 44 candidates eunoupced
for Office as against % at this time,
exclusive of the mag istrates and those
who were wanting Office outside OF
the county, Q. g., for Congress, Rail.
road Commissioner, otc., as follows:
For tho House, 5; for Sheriff, 7; for
Clork of Court, I; for Treasurer, 3;
for Snr rv;sor, 7; for County Commits
sioners. 10; for Auditor, 1; for Supt.
OF Education, l; for Coroner, 8; for
r r. Commissioner, 1; for Congress,
2. The final limit for announcing and
fling pledge is the 2Sth instant. How
many will hear the bee buzzing and
hc'a it's soft cadences by that time?
Tho young folks of town enjoyed
picnic at Holders Ford and moon
light straw ride back to town last
Friday evening. Returning to towr
the crowd assembled at Judge Carey'f
spacioue residence where dancing an6
euchre playing wea indulged in
Those present were: Mr.. aud Mrs
'. B. Lovett, Woodbury., Ga, oharer
ones; Miss"s Pauline Izlar, CHARLES
ton, Helen Boggs, Floride Carey, Yes
ia Ashmore, Lucia and Marie Foleer
Ellen Taylor, Josie Poogs, Pickeus
Messrs. l.. 0. Mauldin, Lie Roi and
bruce Boggs, Christie Robinson
Julius Boggs end James p. Carey, Jr
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