The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-02-07
~-J. M. Gallum, Of Liberty, visited
his BOP, II. i. Hallum, last week.


--J. M. 8allnm, of Liberty, visited
his sop, n. I. Hallum, last week.
See change Of ad Of T. D Har.
ris; as usual he offsrs bargains t. the
trading pablo.
"A twenty Eve cent show for ten
cente. Come and help the Daugh.
ters in a good cause.
Mod Woams and others will sing
at Concord Church next Sunday at
z p. m. All are invited to attend.
john Harvey Richey, OF Easley
r. Il. D. No. 2, was in ,Piokens Mon.
day ON business.
wv. q. Gaines, of Norris, was in
Pickens Monday and paid this Office
an appreciative call. .-'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Richey are
visiting the latter's mother and other
relatives in Columbia. .
Miss Junie Wyatt and Mrs. w.
O. Martin, OF Easley r. r. D. No. s,
epenta part o. last week in Pickens
with relatives.
-Ex Sheriff J. H. G. Mcdaniel, Of
Rutherfordtou, N. O., is now circula
ting among his mauy friends and visi-
tlrg children in Pickens.
II. Nj. Jones OF tho Rock section
OF the county, has move.l to Ea a4l.y
and hers after his postotfice address
will be Easley. r. F. D. q,
DO not fail to go out to the e,e
tertaiment gi'en by the Daughters Of
the Confederacy next Wodnes lay
evening Feb. l4th.
"A message received from w. M.
Horton, dentist, states TINT he will be
~ Liberty Thursday, the 9th, ard IN
Pickens Frid y, tic 9th and 1Otu in
stant. Any one neediug dental work
should see him on those dates.
Married Sunday Feb. 4th, 1906
at the home Of the officiating mauia
trate S. +. Keith, Prof. A: B. Fort
ner to Miss Leila NI,etsrs. The
happy couple have tho c,ngratu!a
tions Of their many friends.
III ere will be an all day singing
at Flat Rock, three miles south Of
Liberty the third Sunday in this
month. Let every body come and
bring dinner and song books, Tue
singing will be conducted by p. G
Cartee.
After December 22d, we will on,
ly gin cotton on Fridays Of caoh
week. Onr patrons will please be
governed accordingly. Bring ue
your remnant seed cotton and get
highest cash prices.
Pickens Oil Mill Co.
Mrs. Swayneghame, relict Of the
late Alex. A. Swayneghame, died Oh
the 7th ult., at her home one mile
east of Liberty. She was buried the
day following her death at Flat Rock
Church. She leayes three sons and
four daughters besides host of rela
tives aud friends to mourn her death
The county union of the Farm
ers' Educational and Cooperative
Union Of America, will meet at Nor.
ris Sidetrack on Saturday the 10th
inst. at IL a. M. A delegation from
each local union il desired as busi.
ness of Importance 10 to be trans
acted. Jno. T. Bogga, Pres.
Miss Tirzah Hu shes ia spending g
while with her sister, Mrs J. A.
Davis, in Spartanburg. She is on hrl
way to the northern markets to pur
chuse her spring and summer millin.
cry for the big store. The biggest
stock and the best display OF millinery
ever handled by this enterprising firm
will be shown this season.
Congressman Wyatt Aiken asks
Us to inform our Subscribers that lie
has q small quantity Of fine tobacco
eeed Of varieties suited to this section
each package Of which which viii
plant from three to five acres. ANY
person desiring package will please
address him at Washington, ID. G..
care Of the house If Representative.
There will be three eclipscs O
the sun and two of the moon thi
year. TIE first is a total eclipse o
tho moon beginning about II O'Clock
OF the 9Th of February and ending tn.
next morning about 4 O'Clock. The
next total eclipse of tho sun in Nortl
America will be in juno 9th, 1918
visible from Oregon to Florida 70,
two minutes.
-Nr. Ernest Folger, buyer iol
Folger, Thornley, & Co., leaves Satu-
day for the northern markets to pur
chase the largest and most complete
>tock of spring and summer merchan
disc ever carried by this enterprisine
firm. Ernest says if they don't sel
double tho quantity of goods this
year they have ever sold, it will be be
cause the people do not want to buy.
w. w, Moss recently LIFT us one
OF the most peculiar gou ds we have
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