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40th Year PICKENS. S. C., NOV. 3 1910. K umber 21
THE GR
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"The Ron of man camc not to
W
HMIUTION moves the
tion?to please God
exceeding great and
promise held out t<
Jesus?that, if faithful unto
Immortality, and attain a plac
in llio glories and honors of 1
bit ion so strong as this, whi
hearing ear of faith. Nevertli
wo are warned, might beconu
may attain the Kingdom is oi
derstanding, and our demonst
to God mm full resignation
Messiah in his coming Kin',<l<
will bo done <m earth as in 1
hand of (Jnd that ln> may be
Tlio prosper! (if the Kingd
even when .losus was for.*11
two of his l)t?!ovod followers,
tuned a promise tliiil thvv sin
on the left hand of the *ireat
This recjuest drew from (
mid ambitious disciples had, ji
tion. He inquired If they wc
reproach and if they were v
death?tho Kiicrlfir>r? of nil r>m
promptly responded ns to thei
of the Great Teacher. lie nss
privilege would he theirs of s
with him on his Throne. But
his disposal. At the conclusic
highest honor in the Kingdot
just standards which the Fat
rejoice with those apostles i
assurances of the Master! At
a place with the Master in his
The ambition of James an
special nearness to the Lor<
Indirectly. When the other t
the chief places of honor thcj
the incident to show how diffi
men the aggressive and powe
but in the 1)1.due nrrangetneni
put in the I i?hest positions.
Incident tb ,* Lord based a geti
for humility. We are to tak
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cT.jurcn rnose wno most serve
and honors and seek self-exn
an Illustration: they acknowli
them so much as did he. Ind
to serve others, even to tho e:
for the many, for tho world, t
condemnation In God's due tli
Journeying on the Master
as a servant. Two blind mei
faith that they balled him as
Help, Relief. Instead of pass
anyway, the Master stopped i
request, touched their eyes.
* Sorlnfnmu indl tn?<i
without cost to himself. "Vii
Jill." (Luke 0:10.)
He who was rich, for our
tlie humblest and poorest unl
spirit of meekness, the spirit
ntul, in some degree, conlrol
Grout Teacher. If It Is not 1
blind. It Is in our power to h
God which the natural eye ha
hath In reservation for them i
footsteps of Jesus.?(1 Cor. 2:
Hon; but let us specially see
heaven.
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EATEST?THE SERVANT.
iew 20:17-34.?f ?y 21.
be ministered unto, but to minister and to give his
'g a ransom for many."
world?selfish ambition. A certain kind of ainblnnd
to have his rewards, is encouraged by the
precious promises of God's Word. Think of tbo
o the consecrated, self-sacrificing followers of
death, they shall receive the "crown of life,"
e with their Master in his Throne?as participants
Ills Kingdom! There is no earthly appeal to amch
comes from the Creator to such as have (ho
eless, tlio ambitious awakened by these promises,
; our snares. The very condition upon which wo
ir faithful endurance of shame, contempt, misunratlon
to the last of humility ntul absolute loyalty
to his providences. Whoever would reign with
itn, for which we pray, "Thy Kingdom come, thy
leaven." must humble himself under the mighty
exalted in due time.?1 Peter i5:0. v
om was bright before the minds of the apostles,
ing his ignominious sufferings and death; so that
, James and John, through their mother, imporaulcl
sit, the one on the right hand and the other
King when his Kingdom should be established,
he Great Teacher the suggestion that his loving
lernnps, nor ruuy eountea llie cost of such exalta?ro
willing to drink of his cup of ignominy and
rilling to bo baptized with bis baptism, into his
rthly Interests. They had counted tho cost, and
r willingness. They bud learned well (he lessons
lured them that with this willingness o-' mind tho
baring his ignominy and Ids death an-' of sitting
as respects tho chief positions, tho.v w to not at
>n of tho testings of his people, those i ositlons of
11 next to himself will bo given according to tho
her has prepared and established. How we can
11 tho fullness of ihoir consecration ar.d In tho
id we also should striv.o by faithfulness to attain
Throno, as members of his Body, tho Church.
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V. <in mnoNll ill UlL'ir CK'Sire ror places or
I Jesus <1 itl not reprove them specifically, but
en hoard how these two had sought to bespeak
were indignant. The Master took advantage of
t^rent is find's judgment from that of men. With
rful hold the lordship and dominion over others,
t the order is reversed. God will honor most and
the humble, the submissive, the meek. On this
leral instruction to his followers on the necessity
e the Divine standpoint and honor most In the
; the Church, and not those who demand service
Ration. Our I/ml pointed to his own course as
>dged lilin as their Master and yet no one served
eed, he came Into the world not to be so ved, but
stent of laying down his life as the ransom price
o-be applied for their release from sin and death
nc?during the Messianic Kingdom.
had an opportunity of exemplifying his position
n, learning that he was passing, exercised such
the Messiah, the Son of David, entreating Mercy,
ing them by. saying. You are only blind beggar?,
md called them to him and, in response to their
and Immediately they received sight. Other
Great Teacher's miracles were not performed
rtue (vitality) went out of him and healed them
sakes became poor.#humbling himself to serve
'ortunatcs! Here we have an Illustration of the
of service, which must characterize the hearts,
the lives of all true follower*, disciples, of the
n our power to open the eyes of the physically
eli> many to a clearer Insight Into the things of
th not seen, nor ear heard-the things which God
111111' lovo him f i till ili.it *
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D>. Lot us. thou, seek the? true. CScxl-Klven nniblk
to know and to do the will of our Father In
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mi's liackacnc: and Kidney 1 'ills.
Clerk's Sale.
State of South Carolina, )
County of Pickens. J
In Common Pleas Court.
W. 1). Edens, Plaintiff,
vs.
A. J. Mauley and J. A. Gosnell,
Defendants.
In pursuance of a decretal or
der mado on the 29th of September,
A. ])., 1910, and op file
in the. Clerk's office for Pickens
county, I will sell before the
court house door at Pickens, ft.
(J., 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 of Pickens, in the
'state aforesaid, containing seventy-four
and three-fourtlis (745)
acres (less the four and threefourt
lis acres which was conveyad
by A. J. Mauley to A. h.
Cantrell) and bounded by lands
of A. I*. Cantrell, Major Ambler.
A A T t - ' < '
^\. uoixus, joe Dtanson, <Joe
Gilliland and Jonah Simmons,
it being the same tract of land
deeded to the said A. J. Manley
by W. I). Kdens on the same
date that the mortgage was executed,
which deed is recorded
in the Register of Mense Conveyance
office for Pickens conn
i.y, noiiM) uaronna.
Terms of sale, to wit.: Ono-half
cash on day of sale, the credit
portion to be payable in one year
from day of sale and t o bo secured
by bond of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises sold,
with leave to the purchasers to
pay all cash or to anticipate payment
at any time, the credit portion
to bear interest at eight per
cent.
Purchaser or rmrch.iKnrs to n? v
for all papers and for recording
the same.
Terms of sale must be complied
with within one hour or
the premises will be resold at the
risk of the former purchaser.
A. J. Boggs,
Clerk of Court.
Clerks Sale.
State of South Carolina I
Pickens County. )
In Court of Common Pleas.
J. T. Baily, et. al., PlfYs.
v. s.
E. A. Lindsay, et. al., Defts.
In pursuance of a decretal order
made on the 27th day of
September 1910, by Ernest Gary
presiding jud^e, and on tile
in the Clerk's oflice of Pickens
County, 1 will sell before the
Court House door at IMckens.
South Carolina, during thele^al
hours for sale on saleday in November.
1010.
All that lot of land in the town
ol (Vnt ral. Pickens count \.
Sout h (lamliua, known in the
plat ??f said town as I<>1 No. Id,
bounded on the north now or
lormerly by lands of .James
S11:j!(?*r cY Sons. e;ist 1 ?y lot of
J aon s I .1; !oi. west by I< >i of II
('. Shirley aiid;-ontb by i*;ii!r?>;t<
street containing one-fourth <>l
aii a?n in*>re <?:* less.
,\U<i all I hat ot in r lot in 1 lie
I<#\vn .-ii ('< :,i ra! e .'inly aim
-i I a! <v at on -ai I j'omaillinn' <>nehalf
; i ro ni hirt y N?d nion
or !i . bounded east In .1. II.
(iaiia >. north I>\ st reel. west, by
lot of I be isiaIe S. W . v'layton,
;ind sonl ii bv lols of C\ Ii. Sniit b
.1. \Y . Brock mid ol li?-r-.
I orilis of s;ile easii, I 'nrcbaser
< ?r | m re base i > innsl eon i |>ly wil b
terms of sal*- immediately ortbe
lands will lie resold at tbe risk
of former purchaser. Purchaser
i.. ...... c n i ?i
i"< > i"i <ni |>,!|?itn aim mm* recording
of thi1 same.
A . .). l?r>l^LTs.
('lerk of ('?>nrt.
Clerk's SaleState
(il South Carolina I
Count v of I 'ickens \
11) courl of ('onimon I 'leas.
Thomas K. Porter, et. al.. Flit's,
vs
Delia Porter et. al., Defts.
In pursuance of a decretal order
made on tin 27th day of
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?/v I'tv HUM I It'll' I',) IJIIMVI VI <11 v
presiding ju<Itx.? and on lilt- in
tin' Chirk s oliice of Pickens
county, 1 will sell before the
Court House door at Pickens,
South Carolina (hiring the le^al
hours for sale on saleday in November
l(.)l(),the following tracts
of land tovvit:
Tract No. 1. Containing 853-4
acres more or loss as shown by
plat of survey made by 10. C.
j Edens Surveyor on tho 21st day
of Ajiflkust 19J0 adjoining lands
i of Anwmr Porter, I)r. Cannon i
I 1 J..- J
aim uj/a i in<>. u ot the i'orter i
estat<^jf
Track No. 2. Containing:
acres more or less as shown by
plat of survey made by E. C.
Edens surveyor 011 the 21st day
of August. Il)l0, adjoining lands
of Wade Chastain, James Porter,
and track No. I and > of the
Porter estate
Tratpt No. Containing 00'
acres more or less as shown by
plat, of survey made by E. C.
Edens surveyor on the 21st day
! of August P.HO, adjoining lands
| Wade Cliastain, Johson James
1'orter and tract iS'o. 2 of thej
Porter estate, these t racts of I
land being all the land owned j
by .1. F. Porter, deceased, at the!
time of his death, except a very
small lot near Porters Chapel
church which he had donated to
said church which does not
pass under this s; le.
icimn ui tOWli: V MIC-|
third cash on day of sale, tliel
! balance in one ami two years!
from (lay of sale in equal install- j
! incuts, the credit portion to hear:
] interest at H per cent per annum |
| and to he secured hy a bond of
the purchaser and niorl^aue of
tho premises sold with tlie priv-|
ileu,o to the purchase]* or pur-j
eil.'lSin'K M 11 i il M I > I (|. ivivimmtl
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or to pay all cash on day of sale.
Purchaser or purchasers to i>av
lor all papers* and reconlinu: the I
same. Terms of sale must he
complied with in one hourorthe
premises will be resold at the
risk of former purchaser or purchasers.
A. J. Botfgs.
Clerk of Court.
Clerks Sale.
State of South Carolina \
County of Pickens. \
In Common Pleas Court.
Edwin Earle, Plaintiff,
vs.
T T AT:,, I J ^
a. x. viuKury, ei. ai-, uefts.
In pursuance of a decretal order
made on the '29th day of
September hv Ernest Gary, presiding
judge, and 011 file in the
Clerk's office for Pickens county
1 will sell before tin; Court
House door at Pickens. South
Carolina, during the legal hours
for sale on saledav in November
11)10, all that piece, parcel or
tract of land situate lying and
being in the county and state
I aforesaid on the south side of
Cedar Creek waters of Keowee
Kiver adjoining lands of .J. I\
Carev. Uobt. Stewart. I). IS
Mnrphree and others, containing
('?;") acres more or less.
ISeiny; t lie t ract of land conveyed
to J. il. Yiekery the 'J 1st
da v of Januarv. l'.M)?, I?y ('. li.
I >illingsley.
Terms of salecanh. I'nrehaser
to pay tor all papers and !':>rj
!li-- '< ( ( w lint;' of the same.
'' tips of al-' nn:si In- complied
v. eh in oil, 11 oii or I he premises
v. il! !?- i'c old at tile risk Oi for-j
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llotanlr ingredients. It purifies ami eninlich
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and builds tip the broken down 8)s(cm. l>ruK
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lions for home cure.
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in use for .over 30 years, lias 1
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All Counterfeits, Imitations and *
Experiments that trifle wit-li and
Infants and Children?Expericne
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gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrti]
contains neither Opium, Morphi
Hubstancc. Its age is its guarant
and allays Fovcrishncss. It curt
Colic. It relieves Teething- Tronl
and Flatulency. It assimilates t
Stomach and liowels, giving 1km
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