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Evening journal., 1913-01-10
MEDICAL SOCIKTY MEETlNG.

Dr G. NJ. Mackenzie will address
the Homeopathic Medical Society. OF
New Castle county this evening, on
the subject, Some Suggestions TO the
General Practitioner Concerning the
Sub. ect OF Accessory Sinus Diseases. %
The association will give a banquet
in the Hotel DUPONT ON January 2ist.
Evening journal., 1913-01-10
SOC
39c
12c

10 stamps with lb. soda Crackers. ioe
gallon scad Light ~ l..-.... ioe
IS stamps with Sc btxcs Tacks o.. toe
10 stamps with box .hello. for des
scrt ...-.-- -... -...-.....-. Zoe
10 stamps with 2 boxes 20 Mule
Team Bora~ .....- -...... iOc
so stamp. with J 10. uamond Blend
Coffee ....-....~ .-t-.'-..- $50
80 stamps with ! lb. Montana Cof
foe .+..-...+ 49, -.....-. .aoc
20 stamps with ! N. R-eakfast De
light Coffee ..... ..-....-... SOC
10 stamps with j lb. Morning Glory
Coffee ...--.-.,. =. ...-.... ...|... 80
stamps with h. arride OF Della.
ware Coffee -... s-.....-...... 25c
SO stamps with Id IN. Diamond
Blend Tea -...- -......... zoe
40 stamps with Ia "a, Best Assam
or Blended Tea ...--.....f f1c
10 stamps with IA g. 'Tea ........1Oc
rs stamps with Ia IN Best Black
Pepper --..e~ . ...+........ loc
10 stamp with Ia Ia Best White
Pepper -....- ..-.-..-. 1oc
o stamps with Large Bag salt 4 ioe
0 stamps with Can 5 Ering Beans. f0c
10 stamps with Bottle Vinegar. -1oc
% stamps with , botes Grnndma's
Washing Powder ...-......-... luc
10 stamps with caap Palm Olive
Soap .-.-.-.. ....-.........l loc
10 stamps with l lb Rice. c.......loc
Evening journal., 1913-01-10
GRANGE OFFICERs INSTALLED.

Robert p Robinson. worthy master
OF Newport Grange, installed the Off
GERS of Rose Hill Grange Wednesday
evening. The officers are Charles
Megginson, worthy master; Thomas
Greer. ovcrseer; S. II. Hewitt, chap
lain; Mrs S. II. Hewitt, secretary.
Evening journal., 1913-01-10
PINT QUEEN OLIVES
BAG CERESOTA, SUNNY WHITE OR NUGRADE FLOUR,
Is STAMPS WITH EACH BAG

% cent ID. Ginger Snaps ...... 81
stamps with dor. Clothes Pins, oc
10 stamps with ] H. Table Butter
inc ... ..... zoe. 25c
10 stamps with Cake Bon Ami. zoe
! lb. Sunny South Lard - ....,. .luc
10 stamps with Glass Horse Rad
stamps with box Uncle icrrys
Buckwhcat or Pancake Flour luc
stamps with ] doz. Fancy Sc
lected Eggs ........ ...-...- .sdo
stamps With bottle sweet or
Sour Pickles or India Relish INC
10 stamps with can White haro
Syrup ..... .......... ...-, loc
stamps with qt Onions ...-. Dc
stamps with box Diamond Tea
Co.'S Bread Soda .l.....-..-. DC
dozen selected Eggs .. -....-. sc
stamps with I quart rranberries loc
stamps with bag King Midas
s stamps with cake Anti-sfick PC
10 stamps with can Dove hoiasses AVo
10 stamps with cake Crystalline
q tablespoons freel .-..' Ioo
stamps with bottle Silver Heos AVG
25 stamps with 2 cans "poie OF ,o-
Crushed Corn ...... ..-........ -Vc
% stamps with can Lewis i-ye. LUG
10 stamps with box Shaker or Orss 80.
tai Salt ..l......-. tee
no stamps with box Writing fapet ho'
10 stamps with basket White 10
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10 stamps with l H. spiced Waters. I &c
stamps with I IN. Apple Butte. 80. cc'
is stamps with IA peck Appies. lee
Is stamps with bottle Penn harr
Syrup ........ -....- LOO.
rs stamps with . Washing Tablets. iocf
IS Stamps with Box Corn Sisich loci
40 stamps with 10. box Diamond
Tea Co Baking Powder ..... 25ci
20 stamps with . ID. Diamond Tea
Co.'S Baking Powder ..... I Sc
stamps with box Diamond Tea
Cos Baking Powder ....... .-.... Sc
stamps with IL lb. box Diamond
Tea Co.'S Cocoa cy Chocolate. .... Sc
10 stamps with box Diamond Tea
Co.'S Cocoa .........'...-... .s..-....|. 10c
stamps with ] Qt. Soup Beans or
Green Peas ........ ,--'..'.. 1Oc
- stamps with 1 qt. Hominy SC
10 stamps with I ~. Noxall Dust for
Sweeping .s.... ..---.-..-..... Sc
10 stamps with each Norway Mack
crel ....... .....|....-... &c. Sc
Picnic Hams. per 10 .....--.. .......... lac
Stamps with lbs. Loose o ats Sc
s stamps with ? lbs Country Buck
wheat .....- ......--. ....-..- So
8 stamps with box Mothers Oats
or Flapiack ......... ......-..... 10c
! qi Lima Beans ....... .........- .12c
10 stamps with bottle ketchup .... 100
10 stamps with bottle Boyer's Shoe
polish ....-... .........-.. 1Oc
10 stamps with Glass Homemade
Jelly or Peanut Butter. .-..-... ioe
Evening journal., 1913-01-10
FARMERy BANK ELECTION.

DOVER, Del. Jan. l0.-At the am
lnual meeting OF the directors and
lstockholders of the Farmers Bank OF
1.-THE State of Delaware here yesterday
the following directors were elected
for the year:
Wilmington Branch--W W. Lob
dell. Charles r. Miller, Charles Du-
bell, William Baxter. Vincent c. Wal
ker, Eugene NJ Sayers.
Kent County (Home Bank)-C. S.
Pennewill. Henry Ridgely. James IT.
Hughes. NJ A. Hartnett, Albert s
Moore. Mihlin r jenkins
Georgetown-lIb w Turmoil. Or.
Rowland G. Paynter. John N Truitt
W G.. Dodd, Joseph y. NAPLES, Joseph
J.. Cahall
Charles r. Miller was elected pres
idcnt Of the Wilmington Bank i'm
place of W ". Lobdel, who resigned
on account of in health. c. S Penne-
will. as president of the Dover Bank
and Ebe W Tunnel, OF the George
town Bank The usual semi-annual
dividend of per cent. was declared
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ELECTION
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. Jan 10-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of tn,
Smyrna Library Association, helC
yesterday afternoon, the following Of
ficers were elected: President, Mrs
Wilson T Cavendar; yice-president
Charles d. Stockly: corresponding
secretary, Eugene Davis; recording
secretary. Clarence b. Raymond
treasurer, Henry p Hall; managers
Messrs Robert H. Hall. Charles +
Massey, and William A. FAIRIES.
Personals Admiral George Ran
som has returned TO Philadelphia. af
ter visit with Mrs Caroline B. Ray
rond Mrs Eugene Davis entertain
cd the Bridge Club al luncheon yess
terday.
Evening journal., 1913-01-10
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.


- 1rUAr1ON WANTED - GENERAL
- housework by middle aged girl with
A.No. / reference. Speaking Polish. Cail
on Delmarvia phone, No. ,3ot iaoin-2t
NOR sALE-COOK STOVE. GOOD AS
Il new. Call No. $40 Orange street.
iantO.at.
Evening journal., 1913-01-10

DIAMOND TEA co.'s. STORES,
s. W. COR NINTH
& A 211A
s. e. SECOND AND ADAMS
& A. 2sss-A
Evening journal., 1913-01-10
KennardSCO

store Open Tomorrow Night Until $50.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
Death of Mrs. Hattie Clark.

Mrs. Hattie Clark, wife Of A.
j. Clark, died at her home in
GreenvilIe, July 7th, after a
lingering illness Of lung tro ,blc,
While Mrs. Clark has been sick
for SO long death came rather
unexpected to the family. She
was Il member of Bethnel Bap-
tist church, having joined in
early life and has lived a chris
tian life doing everything she
could for her Masters cause.
Just before she died she told
them of an assurance Of a better
world and that She was ready
and prepared for it.
She leaves besides q husband,
nine children to mourn her
death She has one daughter
in this county, Mrs. Lem ID.
Gravley, of Pickens route 3, the
rest of her family reside in
Greenville. Mrs. Clark was be-
fore her marriage a Miss Cox.
She was 40 years Of age.
She was buried tho day fol-
lowing her death at Bcthuel
church in Grcenvile county.
Quite a large crowd attended
the funeral, Rev. Mr.. Wrcnn
conducting the services. The
family have the heartfelt sym
pathy Of the entire community
in their hour Of sorrow.
One who knew her
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
NUMBER 10
Farmers Institute
To Be at Easley

Dear Editor; AS stated thru
the columns Of our county pa
pers in last weeks issue in re-
gard to the farmers institute to
be held at Easley on Saturday
August the 9th, I wish to an
nounce that Hon. E j. Wat
son, Commissioners of Agri-
culture; Mr.. Hunnicutt, editor
OF the Southern Cultivator:
w. w. Long, farm and indus
trial agent of the government;
Messrs. Plunkett and Chapman,
representatives of the Southern
hallway in farm demonstrat ton
work, also others will be on
hand to address the farmers.
AS the date Of this meeting has
been set at date to the best ad
vantage of the farmers and at
a time when they have COM
pletcd work in thier crops we
sincerely hope that every far
mer in Pickens and adjoining
counties Will not frame up any
excuse, but be present at this
meeting as we feel sure that
every man that attends this
meeting will be benefited.
j. NJ. Jameson, Secy.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
Roy D0bson Dies
of Bullet Wound

Anderson. July TO- Roy Dob
son. the 12-year-old boy who
was shot and badly wounded
when his brother. aged> IL, shot
and killed his father, John Dob
son, near Central in Pickens
county, and who was brought
to the hospital here for an oper.
alton, died at seven O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon.
When interviewed by a Senti-
mel man, Williams Dobson, who
shot and killed his father last
week talked very freely and
S id his conscience did not hurt
him, because he thought the
tragedy could not be averted.
He said there had been
domestic trouble, in the Dobson
family ever since he could re-
member and on last Monday it
was more violent than ever.
Altho. he said, his father was
not drinking (haying sworn off
some two weeks before) he
abused his wife severely and
struck her more than once. y
According to what William
Dohson said, his father was
jealous of Mrs. Dobson, tho
there was absolutely no grounds
for his jealousy. Directly after
dinner Monday Dobson started
q fuss with his wife, and after
awhile left the house. When
he returned about 6 O'Clock
that afternoon his son William
was standing in the front door.
Ills father came up with a rifle
under one arm, and few
words were exchanged before
the hooting commenced, Will
liam saying his father fired the
first shot. The father fired
three times, none of his shots
taking effect, while the son
tired six times, four Of his snots
hitting, Mr.. Dohson.
William says he does not
know who shot his younger
brother and he is sorry about
that. He has engaged j. p
| Carey as counsel.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
PriOleau Turned Down by Mr..
CaperS.

John G.. Capers has refused to
represent Aaron p. PriOIeau in
contemplated contest for the
seat in Congress now held by
Hon. Richard S. Whalcy, who
succeeded the late Hon. Geo. S.
Legare, and also in the matter
Of collecting $4,000 contest fee
claimed to have been granted
Prioleau by the last Congress,
but which had not been paid.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
THIS IS PROBLEM TO BE DISCUSS
ED AT THE STATE FARMERS,
UNION MEETING.
THE PROGRAMME is FIXED
The Pee Dee and Coaet Counties Are
Expected to Be Well Represented
at This Convention To Be Held
July 23-24.

Columbia discussion of
the problem Of marketing crops will
feature the anpual meeting of the
South Carolina State Farmers Union
to be held at tho Isle Of Palms July
23 and "a.
I'VE expect a large attendance, es-
pecially from the Pee Dee section
and coast counties Of the state" said
j. Whitner Reid Of Columbia, state
secretary of the union in announcing
AtS,e programme for the annual meet
ing
e. w. lDabbs, president, will call
the union to order at noon July 23.
The address of welcome will be de-
Hyered by A. v. Smell, secretary Of
the Charleston chamber Of commerce
The response will be made by R. M.
Cooper, member Of the executive COM
mittee of the union.
DR.. Bradford Knapp, head Of the
United States farm demonstration
work, will deliver an address on the
marketing Of cotton, which will be
followed by q general discussion for
one hour, when all members will be
asked to express their opinion on the
situation.
At the afternoon session, Commis-
sioner Watson Of the state depart
ment Of agriculture will speak on the
"Misuse-Purchase of Fertilizers" !"
This address will be followed by ad-
dresses from the floor, on cotton
marketing and the use of fertilizers,
limited to five minutes EACH
Executive session will be held We'd
nesday evening, July "a, when the
report OF the executive committee
will be made and the address Of the
president heard.
Thursday morning G. J. Brand will
deliver an address on the marketing
Of cotton. w. w. Long, state agent
for the United States demonstration
work, will discuss the use, Misuse
and Purchase Of Fertilizers" The
members of the union will be asked to
enter into general discussion Of this
subject, all speeches to be limited to
five minutes.
Officers for the year will be elected
and the next meeting place selected.
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Eiaht.Two Pass Examination

Columbia. an all-day session
the state board Of medical examiners
announced that eighty-two of the one
hundred and twenty-one persons who
stood the physicians examination
June 10, II and IL had passed, and
that fifty-fve out OF fifty-seven passed
the trained nurses examination. 1t
was announced that the next exami-
nation would be held the second Tues
day in November.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
Easley Local News.

Mr.. John N. Wyatt has re
turned to Easley after pro
tracted visit to relatives in
Greenville county. He is now
with his daughter Mrs. w. A.
Mauldin on Pickens Ave.
Mrs. e. w. Tate and son
Walter Of Norris visited Mrs.
Tate's grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Briggs, who has been quite
feeble for some time.
Miss Mary Martin has been
spending awhile with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. II. Mar
tin. She will return in a few
days to Auburn, Ala, where
she holds the position of assist
ant librarian Of the P. and A.
college. Miss Martin is an ex-
ceptionally brilliant scholar and
devote much of her time to
literary work.
The protracted meeting which
was held ten days at the Metho-
dist church closed Tuesday
night. A great deal Of interest
was manifested and there were
several additions to the church
Mrs. Goldsmith and Miss Hat
Goldsmith, of Greenville, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j, Milton
King.
The many friends of Mrs. w.
D. Spearman will be grieved to
learn that she is seriously ill
We all hope for her a speedy
recovery.
The K. Of P. Lodge Of Easlev
is to hold in the near future a
memorial service in honor OF
it's dead.
Miss jamie and Master Frank
Ellison have been visiting rcla
tives in Picl1ens.
Mrs. j. II. Cheath m an(
brother, Mr.. Jackson, of Vir-
ginia, who is her guest, visited
relatives in Belton this week.
The Ladies' Missionary society
Of the Baptist church met at the
home Of Mrs. P. M. Taylor on
Monday afternoon, Miss Lillian
Sholar presiding. After the
meeting light refreshments were
served.
Miss Lila Surratt has as her
guest her sister from Gaffney.
Master Oliver Bolt is visiting
friends in Pickens,
Mrs. j. B. Jameson and chill
dren are visiting her father, Mr..
Finley, near Mile Creek.
The Baptist Ladies' Mission
ary Union of the Piedmont as
sociation will meet at the Eas-
ley First Baptist Church July
Goth and 30th.
Mrs. John M. .Gcer, of Green
vile, visited her neice, Mrs. j..
Fl. Cheatham, last week.
Mayor j. II. Lathem has re-
turned from a business trip to
Alabama.
Mrs. G.. ID. Bolt is on a visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A..
Hester, near dickens.
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Man Found Unconscious.

Columbia. Unconscious, an un-
known young white man was found
on the top Of box car an outgo-
ing Seaboard Air Tine freight. He
was taken to the Columbia hospital,
and an examination proved that he
was bruised about the face and was
suffering from lick on the head.
When the outgoing freight was in the
Vicinity Of Elm'wood avenue, one Of
tho trainmen found the man. The
train was stopped and he was taken
off.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
Turk Convicted of Murder.

den.-Benjam John was con-
victed Of murder with recommendation
to mercy. John came to Camden sew
eral months ago with fellow Turk
named Michael Simon, claiming to
represent Christian college In Tur-
key, and solicited funds for It. The
two left Camden, walking towards
Lugoff ON the Seaboard Air Line rail-
way. When near the swamps OF the
Wateree river John shot his compan-
ion, put his body in a culvert and fled.
He was captured later on the train
near Bethune.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
Town Taxes Due.

Notice is hereby given that
all town taxes. advalorem, street
tax and license tax must be
paid by August 1st. After that
date all taxes not paid will be
placed in execution. Please give
this matter your prompt atten-
tion so as to avoid any trouble.
w. E. Mauldin, Clerk.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
The Garden Spot
of the World

Mr.. Editor: Of course we
people of Pickens know that
we live in the garden spot of
the world, but in my Judgment
we are SO used to having a good
time and enjoying life, as it
comes and goes, that we over
look many Of the blessings that
we have, that other mortals
arc missing. For instance,
was among the attendants at
the Ladies Ice Cream Festival
on the Court House grounds
last Thursday night and feasted
on Cream as long as it lasted
and the splendid music dispen-
sed by our own Pickens Band,
and it is this particular feature
of our pleasures that l wish to
speak briefly about, namely
the Pickens Band. I am.of the
opinion that no town or city in
the grand old state of South
Carolina has as fine collection
of musicians as Pickens, and
our boys are just the best
boys that YOU can start up
anywhere. You won't find
such fine lot Of fellows any
where at all, nice, cOngenial
and pleasant with nothing of
ROWdyism in them.
| want to drop a bouquet at
the feet Of these boys of Pick
ems. They are always ready to
furnish good music and with it
good cheer to all who care to
listen.
1t was also my pleasure to be
present Wednesday night, when
one Of our young attorneys who
had been off getting married,
had returned to his new home
with his happy bride. when
these same band boys with
other contingents carrying all
The COW bells, trace chains, tin
pans and SO forth, quietly ar
ranged themselves on this young
bcnedict's front piazza and pro->
ceeded to give them a royal
| WV W iiS y l. lChC'lo, ttllu llcll
the band wasn't dispensing
sweet strains Of music, the boys
with their bells were making
the welcome ring and crying
speech, speech, and they just
had to have it. The young
lawyer had his hands jammed
into his pockets up to his elbows
and when he would hear the
cries Of speech, speech, those
elbows got deeper, if anything,
into those self same pockets,
and finally when he found that
these boys were going to haye
speech before leaving. he rushed
to the back porch iand got him
drink-of water-to clear up
his throat, and when he reap
peared any one could see that
he was loaded for the boys, and
when he succeeded in getting
them quiet you never heard
such ringing speech as that
you z lawyer made.
So [ say three cheers for our
band boys and our young law
yers too. How could we live
without them? A Citizen.
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ReIshIey Declared Not Guilty.

Chester.-The jury brought in
verdict OF not guilty Of murder on &C.
count OF insanity in the case of Rich
ard X. Reighley, who killed Freeman
A. Wright at Great Falls several
months "tsso. q The attorneys for the
defense showed that the crime was
due to dementta attributed to mel.
lagra. Medical mon in Columbia and
Chester took great interest in the
case. DR.. J. w. Babcock, superintend.
ent OF the State Hospital for the In
sane at Columbia, sent an article to
the court that was of assistance.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
At Mt. Tabor

There will be an all day SER
vice at Mt. Tabor church, two
miles from Central, on the third
Sunday in July, for the purpose
of dedicating the new building
at that place. DR.. 4. Il. Cody of
Greenville will be present. The
afternoon will be spent in sing
ing.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
Educational Rallies

~. a. Bowen, farm demon
strator, and r.. ". Hallum, SUI
perintendent of education, have
arranged for educational rallies
at Gates, DacusviIlc and Dole
noy. Prominent speakers will
be at each place. Watch for
announcement next week.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
Liberty Local News

Mrs. j. w. Strickland anc
children. Of Atlanta, Ga. are
visiting Mrs. Strickland's pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Nc
Cord.
Mrs. w. j. Preston and three
children, of Atlanta, are stop
ping at the Brown House for a
few days.
Miss Mamie Jett, of Atlanta,
is visiting Miss O'Drll on route
3 this week.
Mrs. S. w. O'Dell visited rela
tiyes in the city Monday.
Mr.. Frank Alexander, of the
Maplecroft Cotton mill, died
Sunday morning and was
buried Monday at Six Mile.
j. II. Brown left Thursday
for Blunt Spring, Ala. the place
of his boyhood days. where he
will visit relatives and friends.
Quite number of our people
went to Atlanta last week.
Among them were Joe Brown,
Sammie Shelton Hubert Brown,
Mrs. Ida Smith. Miss Fleda
Smith and Eva Smith.
j. f. Banister attended the
Bankers association at Lake
Toxaway last week,
Clarence McWhorter an d
Hugh Chapman left Thursday
for Spencer, N. g., where they
expect to accept a position with
the Southern Railway Co.
Mrs. M. A. Hutchinson and
niece. of Hickory, N. g., are OH
a visit to Mrs. Susie Parsons.
| Mrs. l.. a. Boggs delightfully."-
entertained t h 9 Embroidery
club Friday afternoon. After
spending awhile in chatting and
doing fancy work and ice course
was served.
Rev. G.. B. Vaughn preached
Sunday night to a very atten-
tive congregation. He scored
the Christians for their lack of
interest in church work. Mr..
Vaughn left the city Monday to
carry on a revival at Bethlehem.
Rev, e. l.. Thomason will
preach at HOO a. m, and $3.50
p. m.
Miss Annie Belle Brown en-
tertaincd Tursday evening at
an old fashioned party and old
fashioned games were played
and an old fashioned good time
was had by all present. Those
who were so fortunate to be
at Miss Browns party were:
Misses Louise Sheldon, Vivian
Allgood, Ina Callahan, Gala
Chapman. Addie McWhorter,
Meta Hunter, Mamie Jack Mas
sey. Messrs. Wade and Jessie
Boggs. George Anderson, DR.. j.
P. Glenn, DR.. r. e. Ingold,
Clifford Lewis, Of Pickcns, and
Will and Bob Gresham, of
Spartanburg. After the games
a good old fashioned sweet
course was served by the host
ess. Everybody left delighted
and longing for another "oId
fashion party" j.
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POrter's Chapel Cemetery.

All interested in cleaning off
Porter's Chapel cemetery will
please meet at the church on
SATURDAY., July 26, and bring
necessary tools.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
Pleasant Grove News

Fortner, S. O., July 49, -Goot
growing showers visited this
vicinity today and crops are
looking very promising,
a very bad electrical storm
passed over this neighborhood
last Saturday evening, but did
not 90 any great harm aItho
several people were slightly
shocked. The lightning was so
regular you could hardly dis
tinguish one bolt from the other
d. l.. Barker, an old bachelor
and merchant, of this section
went to town yesterday on busi-
ness.
Robert Couch and wife, of
Grcenville. visited Elem Crago
and family last week.
Yes, Mr.. Editor, the old hen
is still alive and enjoying a nice
gang OF chickens, and if you
were up here at the foot of these
mountains awhile to enjoy the
good cool air and eat some of
the good watermelons we have
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17
Wolf Greek School.

The Wolf Creek school will
begin its summer term next
Monday, july q. with Prof.
John Edens as teacher. Pros
poets are bright for an extra
good school.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17

For Sale Several fine pigs, 6
or 7 weeks old Call on S. P,
Freeman, Pickcns II |, or phone
3211. ct
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ANNOUNCEMENT
For Cotton Weigher

The many friends of Frank
Kirksey hereby announce him
a candidate for Cotton Weigher
in the election Of August 16,
1918.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-07-17

A number Of young people
spent pleasant afternoon last
week at the "Coney Isle of Pick
ems" According to information
received several enjoyed a ride
over the national highway"
while those who were looking
for something more exciting
rode on the "happyjack."