The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-01-24

Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.
Keith on the 10th inst, ason.
= Miea Florence Bowen epent laet
week in Glcenvilo with relatives.
- Miss Corrie LuBooon # the
Easley side is visiting rclatives in
Picsens. .,..
Mrs. II. NJ. Hester spent por.
ton of last week with relatives in
Greenvillo. ....
WIN. N. CAN'T and wife, of Lib
erty, visited his brother, j. NJ. Cant,
in Pickens last week.
Sheriff Iennings, Judge M.
Welboru, Ed Boggs, and Carlisle
Newton visited Columbia last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roper of the
Easley side spent Tuesday in Pick
ens with their daughter, Mrs. e. II.
Craig.
The Pickens county horse swap
pers' convention meets at Easley this
woek for three days, the Oath, 25th
and Goth.
Miss Maud Staneell, charming
young lady, Of the upper Il, ,ctinn Of
tue county, has entered tho Pickeus
Graded School.
A. q. Heath of Wnx' av, N g.
secretary aud treasurer Of The i,eath
Bruce Morrow Company, has been in
P'ckens since the holidays.
Marvin Luggns aud Mrs On
Hughe$ Loggins of Georges Creek
81 ction, were married by Rev. d. w.
Hiott at his residence in Easloy on
the 2lst instant.
DR.. VIM. Horton dentist who
comes we'll rec 'nmendod by the peo
pie FIR whom he has worked will
make monthly visits to Pickens, Lib.
erty and Central. See notice else.
where in this paper.
The Sentinel Journal now has a
circul alton of ovor 1900 per week.
We woul like to work it up to 2,OOU
and believe we could if our old sub.
scribers would call the sttention of
their Pei shbors to the paper
Rev. J. F. Matbeeon preached
two excellent sermons in the Presby
terian church last Sabbath, to large
and attentive congregation. At his
next regular appointment, the third
Sunday in February, the morning
service will begin promptly at Ills
a. N. This change is made to allow
those who attend the various Sabbath
schools OF tue town to attend service
at the Presbyterian church without
being late.
MIR. j. II. Won Hasseln of Ander-
son, who is n very expert accountant
and book.keeper, is with the Heath
Brnce.Morrow Company for short
time, starting them off in new set
Of books, strengthening out the old
accounts and instructing Mr.. Ben. r.
Mcdaniel in the most practical, short,
and concise system now ia vogue Of
keeping track Of accounts. lie is a
very pleasant gentleman and has
made friends with all who have come
in contact with him.
Preston Crawford, aged about
thirty years old, was killed in Green
Vile by No. 81, the fast mail train
last Sunday evening. He was seen
about a mile north of the station by
the engineer, but the train was run.
ming at high rate of speed and he
was struck before the engine could
be slowed down. Young Crawford
was sou Of r. O. Crawford, who q
few years ago lived on j. H. g. Nc.
Daniels Twelve Mile river farm, and
at the time of his death was living at
the Easley Cotton Mill and leaves O
wife and two children. 1t is said
that he was drinking at the time,
and when he WAS seen by the engi.
neer he was standing in the middle
OF the track with his back to the
train and made no effort to get out
OF the way. His body was hurled up
on ths pilot in front of the boiler anil
there ho was found ,hen the engine
was stopped in the yard at the sta
ton.
When you wnnt pleasant physio try
Chamberlnin's Stomach and Liver Tab.
lets. They nre easy to take and produce
no gripping oy other unpleasant effect
Sold by Piokens Drug Co.
Mica lite ms.
May I slip in and chat with all the
dear renders for O while.
We have been having some fine
rainy weather In this section.
MIR. Avery Looper and sister, Nj iss
Lena are on the g ok list. We nne