The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, October 20, 1910, Image 1

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Euieritil April ? t? lOD'I hi l'lrt(i,ntii s. <:. u? m<>c<?u<I clamt in ill iiDtiter, nm|i>r in-t ??fConirro .* <?|' *!ur<lt :t, 1879 40th Year PICKENS. S. C.. OCT. 20 Iff 10. ' Number 22 S """ ' 1 ? Calls Republican Convention, Mr. H . B Hendricks, of Pickens, has received from Mr. John G. Caper's, the following letter which he asic lis to publish, calling for a meetingof the Republican party in thiscounty. The letter follows. Mr. H B. Hendricks, Pickens, S. C. Dear Sir:?It will be established, when the next Republican Nat ional ('on v??nt ion meets, that -there is no Republican Organization in t he State of South Carnlin.-i ;vt tliis; linwA A n v nwrn 11 i - zation, through a State Central (Committee, or a State Executive Committee, which may have existed. has now ceased to exist and the necessity for party reorganization is apparent. Where no part v organization exists in a newly civated state of I he Union, or when; a party organization lias erased, under th<- parly law, to perform its I unctions, the Republican National Committee recognizes what is called the mass meeting plan, for organization, or reorganization, as the case may be. No such opportunity has exist questions of Government, rather than a continuance of the one party plan where the campaigns are confined solely to a discussion of the merits or demerits of the candidates them I i* ..ik. .1 I < <1 to improve the personal of th<> Republican party in South Carolina since the Philadelphia Convention of 1900 at which President Mclvinley was renominated. without opposition and at that tinit1 opportunity was not taken advantage of. L* n d e r the circumstances, made ]>ossil)h' only by recent developments, 1 feel it my duty, in nf n yfvmur niii'snnnl ill* ... ^t"VV/ W. .v sin; to retrain from further poUitical effort, to advise our people of this opportunity to organize in South Carolina, a respectable, militant opposition party, with some promise for a discussion hereafter of party issues and soives, i re<]uenny accompanied by violent personal attacks of mouth and muscle. Therefore, as the member of the National Rnpublican Committee for our State, J write you to say that after full consnlta-j tiyn with personal friends and ,1.... ; I I ?l?n. I uiir in ?iii tyuu 111 jnuanr * aunv; to he assembled at your county scat al. twelve o'clock Wednes-i <lav October the twenty-sixth, a meeting' ol' nun in sympathy wit li I lie polii ies of t he National iicpuhlican parl.v, ami from .such a meeting elect ( ) delelf:il ml i liit Ml) ixill-i I 11 I I 11 i 111 ill I?ll ' I'"" ???.?..?,? ? * alternates (the number allowed your county 1 >\ law). , Said delegates t<> meet in conv. ntion ,iI the opera house in ih.- ( ii y .)| \ 'ohiinhia ;ii ? !?*\ en o'clock i'h11! -ii.i v nioriiin^ ()ctn hi -r I well' \ \ Oil l ii I < >!' ! lie | 11 r po o. p;irt \ 11 iit .;.111itfal i<?ii. I'll* >st in yoi11' < ' >11nI y wlio I la v< ; a i t ir i pa I < < I k < cut i \ in III." Dnii >cralic pri11lari's, 111 candidates huing for purely local or Htatc oilices, arc cutir< !y eligible i.o roliM* ;ts M?I ?'S to hie coll vent ion I?c*r? in incut ioncd, if l.hoy ;iiv in syinpathy with the Kepuhlican parly, ami ilsadmi.. islrat ion <>| National aflairs, .'ill of which arc of vital interest to ihf whole country ami particu larl vat t his I line to t In- South. IvcsjH'ctfully yours, j. John (J. (Japors. "^outli (/iirolina Member licpul) lican National (,'oinniilu-c. Section of the lici>ul)lican parly rules of l!M)f> r?*a?ls as fol-1 lows: "No person shall in- ?'Iitc-1 ii>l<* lo he a incinhcr of a clul), a <l(j|<,^al?> to State. County, Dist i i / i/i H i/ 1/1 ij mi?* idi v' ^'11 > tin it 111r> i' a - j oopt he is a registered voter in /ho procint. in which ho lives or > proves to the satisfaction of his club that hi; made application in good faith and was rejected by the registration officers of his county." Clerk's Sale. State of South Carolina, ) | County of Pickens. ) In Common Pleas Court. W. D. Edens, Plaintiff/ vs. i ; A. J . Manley and J. A. Gosnell, Defendants. In pursuance of a decretal order made on the 29th of September, A. D., 1910, and on file in the Clerk's office for Pickens county, 1 will sell before the 'court house door at Pickens, S. ;C\, during the legal hours for 'sale on saleday in November; 11910: All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in the county of Pickens, in the 'state aforesaid, containing seventy-four and three-fourths (7 J-V) acres (less the four and threefourths acres which \v:is convev ad by A. J. Manloy to A. B. Cantrell) and bounded by lands of A. B. Cantrell, Major Ambler. 'A. A. Jones, Joe Stansell, Joe Gilliland and Jonah Simmons, it. being the same tract of land deeded to the said A., J. Manloy by YY. 1). Edens on the same date that the mortgage was executed, which deed is recorded in the Register of Mense Conveyance office for Pickens county, South Carolina. Terms of sale, towit: One-half cash 011 day of sale, t he credit 4 i.i j .. .. I I mi i M 111 K i in- [rayiiiiii! in uuu year from day of sale and to he scour-i ed by bond of tho purchaser and | mortgage of tho promises sold, with leave to the purchasers to pay all cash or to anticipate payment at any time, tho credit portion to bear interest at eight per cent. Piior nm,i,hn.???i,? iwv for all papers and for recording t he same. Terms of sale must, he complied with within ono hour or the premises will he resold at the risk of the former purchaser. A.J. Hoggs, Clerk of Court. ! werKs aaie. State of South Carolina > Pickens County. I Jn Court of Common Pleas. J. T. Baily, et. al., Pitts. v. s. E. A. Lindsay, et. al., Defts. In pursuance of :i decretal order made on the *271 fi day of September 11)10, by Ernest Ga ry presiding judge, Jind <?n file in the (Mark's office of Pickens' County, I will sell before the Court House door at Pickens, South Carolina, during the legal; hours for sale on saledav in Noveinber, 1910. All that lot of land in t he town of Cent ral, Pickens count v, 1 Solltlt ( ':Holi 11: i known in tln? plat <>l s-1i?I town as lot N-?. Ill, bounded on tin* noith now or formerly I?y lands of James Hunter iV: Sons, east. I?v lot ol' .J allies l a \ lor, west by lot ?! !! ('. Shirley aildsouth by 1 f.n i 11*< >;i?l st reet containing' one-fourth of an aen ni in <?r les>. A !s<> ;il! lii,:l other It it in t h< (|?\\ It : 'I ( '('III ) il CO.III! J'lltl st ;it?' I >!'< 's;iu! <*! ji<.-;inins, <H:<! 1.11! .i 'i-(> -ill*! 11 i i | \ Idol's ill' u ' i >1 |i , I >< ;|i tnii (1 ( i ! I).1. I . t! ;i i:)? -. ; ion n |>. ; r. . \v. i- l 11?I ?> I 111 (! i's UH ( S. \ \ . ('!: i v i?> 11, ;11111 sou11) l)\ lotsol ('. !>. Smith .1. \\ . I?rof|< .!il.I oi j11 i -. Terms of s:ilr c:i ii. I'un iui - !' i - ' or pmciiMsi'is m,i: i comply with I enns ?>1 s;i le immediite! \ or t he 'lands will 11" resold ; ! ! ii ' risk of form' i purcleiser. I'nrchasor to pay for ;il> papers :iik! i he re cording of the same. a i l^wr.rc ('lork of ( tnu t. Clerk's Safe State <>t South ('arolina ) ('o.unt v (if I'iekriis i In (Mm t of ('on:iikm I'leas. Thnnms I'', I'nrtcr el :il I'lOV vs Delia I 'oi ler et. al., Dofls. In pur. Malice of a deriv:al or<ler made on the 27th (lav of September I1>1() by Krnest (Jary presiding jud^e and on lile in , the Clerk's office of Pickens county, I will sell before tlit* ('(ilirl I Idiki' dimr ;if I ''wlr nnu South Caioliu.' during the legal ; hours for sale .11 saleday in NoI vein her 1910,1 io following tracts I of land towit: Tract No. 1. Containing 853-4 acres more or less as slirwif by plat of survey made by E. O. Edens Surveyor on the '21st day of' August l!)L() adjoining lands of Arthur I'orter, Dr. Cannou and tract No. '2 of the Porter estate. Track No. 2. Containing acres more or ies,s as shown l>y plat of survey made by E. (J. Ed ens surveyor on the 21st day of August 1910, adjoining lands of Wade Chastain, James Porter. and track No. 1 and :> of the Porter estate Tract No. Containing (101 acres more or less as shown by plat of survey made by E. (J. Edeils snrvevor on t ho ^lst <1mv of August adjoining lands! Wade Chastain. Johson James! Porter and tract No. 2 of the! Porber estate, those tracts of j land being all the land owned j l>v J. 1<\ Porter, deceased, at the time of his death, except a very j small lot near Porters Chapel I / llH.v.l. <<-!< i-.K U.. I 1 .1 *<ii!4i \ ii ii m* uuiidiru in said church which does not pass under this s; le. 'Perms of sale towit: Onethird cash on day of sale, the balance in one and two years i from day of sale in equal install- j incuts, the credit portion to bear j interest, at W per cent per annum and to he secured by a bond of t the purchaser and mort^auc of ' the premises sold with the privilege to the purchaser or purchasers to anticipate payment or to pay all cash on day of sale. Purchaser or purchasers to pay for all papers and recording the same. Terms of sale must be complied with in onehourorthe premises will be resold at the risk of former purchaser or purchasers. A. J. Boirtrs. Clerk of Court. Clerks Sale. State of South Carolina I County of Pickens. ) In Common Pleas Court. F,(l will fi'.iii'ld Plniiitiff vs. J.I. Yiekery, et. al . Dells. In pursuance of a decretal order made on the 29th day of September bv Ernest Gary, presiding judge, and on file in the uierK's omce lor rickenscounty ] L will sell before tin; Court J House door at Pickens. South' Carolina, during the legal hours for sale on saleday in November : 1910, all that piece, parcel or tract of land situate lying and being in the county and state aforesaid on the south side of Cedar Creek waters of Kcowoe t^iver adjoining lands of J. P. Carev. Robt. Stewart, I). P? M......1 > <?. .> I 11 I I >111 <-<- >11111 IMIHTJS, COlliaill ill!; ()"? a<T?'S more or less. H??in>r t Ik- Irart of land conveyed in,J. II. \ irUrry the "JNl 11.i v of .Jannarv. l>y iII. Ri!!inu>,Iey. T- nils of sal<M\tsh. I'nrrlias- j <t 11 > pay i or II pipers aii'i for the li'i't'! < lin of I In1 same. '! < ; *11*- .?! air innsl I.e romplicd wit.h in oiii li til or I iic Di ritiiscs will l>o iv ->|<i ,'i tin ri-' of iur , HUM' I> .I: I A. ? )'??5JT*-1. ( .. <il ('<>;:rl. t v ^ <v, 1 ' urn (K . 1 ijifjhlDOd \ M 9,' /. ,, C ?%.*_ /. A- \ * i%i AV . - 'Ml V? . ;//;iiiias > 'c in juts. IV! t. H ( H I' III: ' Hl<rV I Hluyil) I . I | only HI. mm I U-iv 'l\ ihiii kills tin- imi'koh | in tlilooil ami tlii'M |>i-i(i?* 11- ifiii). , |l??r 11 ll.kii.l /.? inn-.. fistl. I.I .?a.1 .i?. .? - iIx' surface. 1 >otu'8. joints hum \V lu-l t'Vrl' I llf ilihCHHf IS l> rat>'<l. I (lli.s \\ I S :il I "I s, ll|i*>>|~ jlMMul<t>. ri'ptionn ? ?? !?' :? I.-. 1 it nil < 11 I. mi' aclit-n of If llClllfU ism , HAfllillJJH HIlllHlle , 15. It. 1$. < uiio!. ti Iv elt iniCt'H tlx* l?o<ly into a cU-an Iwalthy roinlition, 'ivifiy J 1 hf skill tile ritrh. red line of j>rilVol 1 liealth. M. B. 15. cur<>o the woihi ol?l i oases. Try it. ; botanic bi nnn rai m rrr 1 plCHflHiit and kaTc to iakc; composed ol pure llotunlc iiiKrc4lIcntH. It ptirillOH nud nirlcheH | (hoblood. it. ii. k. -1r< iit:iii 11s (he <iorvo8 I mid t>uiMmit> t. e Ornken down system. l>ru? I Ki?ts #i no I'Rit i, a it i i; hot I'm; wtih til roc lions for home cure. i Sold at All Drug Stores. fT his] is the trade- jj mark which a iiui^ ,s f?und ?n i every bottle | of the genuine i ' Scott's Emulsion I! the standard Cod Liver | Oil preparation of the | world. Nothing equals | it to build up the weak B and wasted bodies of | young and old. FOR SALK l'.Y ALL DRUGGISTS Send 10c., tintnc of |>aj>cr ntid this nd. for H our I>cautiful Savings Bank and Child's R Sketc'i-Book. l'.ach bank contains a I Good Luck Penny. SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St.. N. Y. | 'I mm n miMiii??imiiiiiwiw iniiiniil ?. 1 Good Printing Is the art of puttutR into another mind what is in your own. jnr ic \ ciiDTi c JL JL lw/ /iL 1. METHOD OF SUGGEST ION It is a means or making a favorable Impression. To have the best results. It must oe k the bust pritUiitKThat we are prepared to Rive you WALK RIGHT IN: M TOWN CRIER Was put out of business by Printer's Ink PKINTLU'S INK Wilif,. 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I <:i?>ii? * hair fnllli;I 1,1 31"1 nniitnl?>? | % i WORI ' X. > TO GO'/ mum FOR Til CIVTV Wl V I 1 VV o arc gc>in?r out c sri lis)^ I his stock a t s This is your change Hardware, Iian^ ware, Plows, Ci A - i rows AgTicultu Wire Netting Fencing, Nai ;i?:<i in i K't. our nil in ' m< D! if" ;J !:<l rc^iU < onic Early and ( DILLAR BOc xll'.V. S<H! n i .xj?en?m? i it- iiwnnniikwww IFOR I cnixnv on irr 8 |i}n.(.ui ntLitr. NcarljJ Evcrjjbodj) T A K KS SIMMONS LIVER RECUIATOR ? Tot YOU? FOlEYSIeiZYPnXS torn Backache Kidnkvs ano Blaodkb A A A I OF vr AND T n/iarn r ui/kVT Ii NEXT DAYS! >f business and intend 3 to get a good line of >es, Stoves, Tiniltivators, Harral Implements >, Pittsburgh Is, Shoes, etc. I' linr is to 1m> sold at -lllU,., ..<* r.4 ' i 1 ' i I LUM. id the i ><i run ins. DsI'EEK I h Osi i*ol inn . ???1??immam i wi i n n Oiten Tli'j Kidneys tt Weakened ity bvo. -vVcrk, Unl'?. Aifliy Kidneys Makj iivii ... i. 4. vv.- ii- oi./i iM.ii'-.m.v i.;.; ' - ' " v.. ..... . IV.f.ponsiblcto;*muchsu'iciu .u<; -ii aig, ? t.it-i :<?.! a ...'i.ioy Vfw&yvA. Vf.v-fx t: it'-..- i -t It ? r... \i.V ViT'-VN":* ' ' 1 !i.:oly r >Cy/ ^ \ t? f'.'Hov . V? tt i.l'.irr ISiff g&Jl ^ // I Vji*r til"/ <! net .' :<1 ""yi^ fihov.M li.ivc attention -?O fir.-.i, 'i*I: re! ?re. when your 1-idneyr, r.- : v. k cr out of order, your .11lc.:. . V;\v rj.;L!.'y your entire luxlv i; ci;Tet'tc-? 1 11; v/ c\ _ y organ pectus to fail to <!o it . duty. If yoti arc- f.ic': or " feci !>: . lly," begin taking the giv.it kidney tvmc !y, l)r. Kilmer's !>\vamp-Uoot. A t.*i;.l ill convince you of it:; j;rc.it merit. "fhe mild a:i<l immediate effcct of Swamp-Root, the great kidn y ami bladder remedy, i soon realized. It Ktuiutslltc Iiijrlivst lj.-cause i' i u kal>le restoring i rojx.1 tii . lj;ivu been proven i \ Ihou: or tl*.c n?o:.t distress* 111^ cascr.. If y .1 need n medicine you should have tlio besl. 4 ^| Sold by drujji'.i'' . in fifty-cent and onc-dol- V lar sizes. Vou muv * JU"!"* >< 2222*3 1- v<? n im.ilo Iw.fH,. i? i;y pamphlet telling you m. ii.. ?i hk ^ how to find out if yoa have kidney ot bladder trouble. Mention thi3 palmer when writing to l)r. Kilmer & Co., Hinghnmton, N. V. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, SwampRoot, and don't let n dealer sell you something in plaee of Swamp-Root?if you do you will he disappointed. ttucuDtt ?rs Arnica Salve The Best Salve In TJie World.