The Pickens sentinel., December 28, 1916, Image 8

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1 of our friends
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iaking this year
r history. . . .
LUG COMPANY
exall Store
tiM, Prop. & Igr.
ntte No. 8
wton Sale Stable |1
b received a ship
iles and Horses *1
)ply your needs
line. We guar- Ii
ck as represent- 1
esire to trade or {
come and see us
you right.
e Stable, Pickens, S. C.
D Thank You
and country for the
us during the past
that our efforts to
[irements have been
year we will be in
to take care of your
tre you that we will
tever business you
us.
Lnd yours a happy
New Year, we are,
ire & Grocery Co.,
south for
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95.00
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LOCAL AND
PERSONAL
The Price of The Sentinel
After December 31, 1916, the sub
scription price of The Pickens Sentinel
will be:
One Year_-- - - - $1.50
Six Months--- .76
Three Months-------_ .10
The new rate will not affect subscrip
tions paid before January 1, 1917.
Lloyd Grandy, of Columbia, spent
Christmas with his mother in Pickens,
John W.* Craig of Easley spent Christ
mas ,with his friend, Irvin Miller, in
Plickens.
Miss Alberta Yongue, who teachesat
IHethune is at herl home in Pickens for
the holidays.
IM r. and Alrs. Gary II iott spent Christ
maS with Mrs. IliotL's parent; in Forest
City, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Squires, of Creenville,
spent iChristmias with Mrs. Squires'
mnother, Mirs. Kate Cureton.
I . and M rs. Robert S. Iong o f Edge
field spent Chiristmas with Mrs. Long's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. D. W. Iliott.
MI. and Mrs. Remus lenderson of
Anderson are spending the Christmas
hollidays with AleD. Farmer and wife,
!ear town.
Miss Katherine Wilkes, of Fairfield.
principal of the Peters Creek school, is
spending the holidays with the faim'iily
of .i. '.ongue in Pickens.
Mr. and Mr.s. C E. Robinson, .1r., 4f
Greenville, spent Christmas with Mr.
Robinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Robinson, in Pickens.
Miss M attic Griflin, who has a position
in the H ampton Graded school is at home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Griflin, for the holidays.
Miss Miniame I [erd. principal of the
Fall CreeK school near Salem, is at the
home of her parents, Mr. an( Mis. H.
P. hlerd, for the holidays.
Miss Nannie Porter, one of the teach
ers in East View school in Greenville
county, spent Christmas with her par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Porter.
Miss Patti Major. principal of Ivan
hoe school near Hishopville. in I'ee
County, spent tihe holidaysav with her I
homiefolke.
Misses Edna and Hlattie Earle. prin
cipals of the Calhoun and Zion schools,
spent Christmas at their home near
Pickens.
Rev. It. '. Grandy, who haifs been
building a large school building in Or
angeburg county, spent Christmas at
his home in Pick ens. te
Thle operators of the lickens TIele
phone Exchange wish to thankth
lickens Itailroad company for their
most app'reciatedl Christmas gifts.
Miss Ada 11. Miller of Easiey desires
to express thru The Sentinel her pro
found gratitude to her many fr iendis
who contributed to her success in the
recent piano contest bi' Edwin l,. Rolt
& Co.
C'lerk of Court Boggs requests us to
tsk all who have paper's in his office to
L'ome in and get same before J1anuary 1,
1917, as he wvants all pa'ers in the own
ers' hands when heturns the ofli('e over
to his successor.
A fter~ D ecembher 31st the price of The
S'entinel wvill he $1.50 a year, seventy
ive cents for six months, forty cents
'or three months. The new rate will
positively go into effect .1anuary I, so
dlease do not ask us to c'hange the rule.
Thelw minutes o' the Pickens Baptist
issociation have been printed and are at
Phe Sentinel office for dlistribution to
the dlifferent churches. The clerks of
he dlifferent churches may get their
niniute by ('aling at this oflice.
D r. Jlohn Wallace, a graduate of1 the
A\ tlanta College of physicians and sur
icons in the class of 1911, has located1
a Easley for the practice of' his profes
iion. Dr. Walace is a native of Fair
ield county, Since his graduation he
las been practicing medicine in the city
>' Atlanta and was connectedl with the
Wesleyan Memorial hospital. le comes
o0 this county highly recommendedl and
3xpects to (10 a general practice. His
>flice is over the Easley Loan and Trust
Mi'. and Mrts. WV. D). Spearman sent
to R1ev. D. W. IHiott a good siz/ed hog,
Iressed ready for the pot one (lay last
veck. We hear that another hog just
ike this one was sent to the Methodist
pastor, Rev. J. Danner', at Pelzer. Mrt.
Spearman is a member of Rev. Mr.
D)anner's church and Mrs. Spearman is
Smember of Mr. IHiott's church at Mt.
Pisgah. May G;od's special blessing'
rest upon these good people. If some
n~ember in each church would do 'like
&ise the preachers wvould have some
hing good to eat, even if the cost of
iving is high.
SPECI AL OTICES
Notices imterted in thI4 eoliniti for one cen at
word for lirstuinsertion a(d one-hul f cetit word
for each mibe)3uent insertion.
ForSt ale-One good mule. Apply
to Pickens Hardware & Grocery Com
puny. 34tf
Frw N fle--One fancy driving horse,
4 years old: also good farm mule. Cash
or terms. Ebb II. Field. 3itf
Los --Two automobile tire chains
between Pickens and Easley, on Dec. i
and 2-1. Reward if returned to A.C.
GIravelcy, Pickens.
lhos --hursayDec. 21, betweven
Pickenls an1d l:I.sley. a raincoat. Finder
please returni to Wim. Ferguson at
Pickens o)r C. It. Sizemore at Easley.
Not ice3 M SN1e-I will sell to the
highest bidderl for cash, at niy residence
at Davusville. Saturday, .,lanuary (, at I
lu)o'c! ek, the following property, towi:
All iny fIarm tools, one buggy, (net( lot
of, cr alout 1.50 bushels. one lot of,
fodder, one lot of shucks, 10 bushels of
neas.:i lot of cotton seed meal and hulIs,
onlo I of cotton seed, one b'og, one
cow id two good uItles. Sam L.
For Mam le --Good two-ho-se wagon.
See B4. NI. Smith, Piekens. :1
NI14iuse! II u 4' !1 R ule.s ! 11-I
it's mules you need, see us. You a re
sure to Ieed them. We now have on
hand, one of the largest bunch towelect
from that has ever been oflered on this
market. Come ear-lly and make your
selection while our peis are full and
save the advalee that is sure to come
in the Spr'ing. Our stock is guaran teed
to he as represented. 1). L. Johnson &
W. S. Bradley, 111 Laurens St.. Green
vile, S. C.
F4Or Sale One of the finest little
farms in the comity, lying 2 miles east
of Pick ens, neai railroad, containing
about 53 acres, adjoining lands of' Nack
Flhrmer and W . W. MeWhorter, con
tailninrg S or 9 elares of fine Wolf reek
bottom land, high and dry, about 17 or
18 ares of linle Upland in cult ivation,.3
balance inl woodllmd; enough timber to
pay for place at price asked. New six -
r'ooi house, evet y room ceiled. on lead
ing public road from Pickens to Cross
Roads church. Terms to suit plurchaser
for quick sale. Anyone desiring to ex
change land or buy, apply to 11. D.
lendricks, Pickens, S. C. 3:
No4t ce'- I f any claims are held against
the estateof R. W. Willimon, deceased,
let them be put in within thirty days.
C. L. Willimon. :'s
Wansumted --To buy all grades of peas
and cane seed. We ny highest market
pIices. We carry Complete stock of
staple groceries, lilits and - produce.
Wholesale only. Warehouses at P. & N.
depot. Greenville. Dix iI Flour and Grain
Company. 8.1
Prof. John Newton, of Pendleton,
spent the holidays with his geople in
Iickens.
We wish a
Bright, Ha]
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our friends
tomiiers for
eral patrona4
1916. We
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curtesy and convenierce consisten
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on Savings Deposits.
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