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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
5
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness of Charlie our little boy. May the blessings of the Lord rest upon you all. We also thank Dr. Robinson for his kind attention and medical aid during this trial. J. B. Jones.
The supervisor reports total expenditures by the County Board for the year ending January 1, 1914, detailing salaries for county officials, court and public expenses, road work, poor relief, and other items. The auditor’s abstract shows 1913 ordinary county needs at 40,400 with 32,200 spent, leaving 8,800 to apply to debt, and an estimated tax shortfall of about 5,500. JAMISS B. CRAIG, Supervisor. W.L. MATHENY, Clerk.
An advertisement-style claim features John R. Barker of Battle Creek Michigan describing a permanent cure for stomach and heartburn indigestion. The text urges readers to believe others have been cured and to try the remedy for relief.
The Southern seed house Hastings and Company offers a free fresh yearly catalogue with five free flower seed varieties for homes and gardens. It promotes corn and cotton seeds, a cash prize for Corn Club boys, and details of seeds grown on their 3200 acre farm. Write to Hastings & Co. Atlanta Ga for the free mailout.
An old health ad claims when out of sorts the liver misfunctions and calomel is dangerous. Dodson's Liver Tone is promoted as a pleasant vegetable liquid that "lives the liver" without pain or griping and is guaranteed to refund 50 cents if not satisfied.
A reflection on the old fashioned boy who gathered wood nightly, now vanished from memory after twenty years since his death from old age with no descendants, as noted by local papers Pickens Sentinel and Newberry Observer.
Mrs. Lida Dewey of Milwaukee praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for use with her children and herself. She states it relieves colds and coughs quickly and even helps with croup, noting it is pleasant and safe for family use.
Mrs W L Pickens died at her Easley home after several months illness last Tuesday at 5 30 p m She was born Esther Johnson lived in Hasley most of her life and was active in the Methodist church Survived by her husband two young children two brothers Dupree and Rh E Johnson four sisters Misses Ptedueens May Beth and Mar gie Johnson She was child of the late Mr and Mrs P L Johnson
The J. L. O. Thompson property in Liberty offers a six room house with outbuildings and an orchard on about eight acres. For sale on reasonable terms or swap for farming land. Apply to W. H. Chapman cashier Farmers and Merchants Bank Liberty S. C.
For Sale. Forty eight acres valuable farm land within one mile of Masley city limits near Alice Cotton Mills. Features a new eight room dwelling, out-buildings and a good barn. Land strong and suited to truck farming. For prices and terms contact Jos I Leach Attorney East ley 5 DC.
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