Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Business Locals. 7 NeticeN of anIe, Wnts. Swaps, etc, er 1in tis Colinai t ,ll ft cellts por r each insertion. Nothinig takenl f I ethu iOc a SALE.-I have several nice bull. ding lot-. for sale. All inside of incor porate nlmits of the town of Pickens. Alrices reason able and terms to suit the nurchrIer, B. C. Baker. Fox Stmrp-17 acres, originnl forest, X& miles north of Pickens, $30 an acre; - 7 aicrs west of Woodall Nonutain, 10 acres brauch bottom, balance in timber, .rico l0 aere, clah delI. E. F. KEITH. . . ,, No. 4, Pickens, S. c. Carload of Obelisk Flour just received at -H. A. Richey's. Pay your guano bills at once. I can not carry time accounts any longer. _Comie to see us prepared to make. settle. :uent. H. A. RICHEY. fmproved Cotton Seed for Safe. ObROADWELL'S DOUBLE-JOINTED. This cotton is extra early and adapted to short seasons. Also Truitt's Improv.. ed .:arly Big Boll. JAMES M. BARR. ,f6b20%'4 Easley, 8. C. totice to Road Hands. The Supervisor and Commissioners give fair notice that every man liable to road.duty will be mada to work 5 days on the coade if they do not pay their road tax. Roads will be left in each school district to be worked by workers, and not the scrapeas, and thosa who do r.ot Iay now cannot pay after but will Aie required to work or be prosecuted. E. F. LOOPER, Oeb27-2t Supervisor. Internal Revenue Service, District of South Carolina, Deputy Collector's Oice, Pickens, S. C , Feb. 24, 1908. ~Notice is hereby given that the follow ing-deseribed property having been seized on the 24th day of February, 1908. -near Broi n's Mountain, in Pi kt ni 'county, X. ''., for violation of Sectionas 3242 and 329t, R. S. U. S., parties claim ing the s-uni must file bond in the 'AIL lector's office within thirty (lays of the dlate hereof, or the same will be forfei. ed to the United States: One 1-horse wagon, 1 mule, 1 set single harness, 1 shot gun, 2 rIle-gun. - gallons corn whisky, seized froma, J. C. W ade. JOEIN P. SCRUCGS. feb .2 Dep. Col. 3d Dis. S. V. ? WATCHJ THE RFNCS in outr dI 'iiny. Se htunw they' glisten andI gttter. No wondeir 13they mke lth" mot * lrlept abl its as wel iii s h most enduri nd iki ,,..w V~il~i tlae rut . n:n e Ii :. we h Hl . TIME IS IONEY Th1'I .is i ut ats trute in regatrd to Sewitng Machinc's ats antythiung oiset. (By at-ing L~ong hunt il e ain. a. nto wmatue' - )owv well madl., you aro actuanlly 'throwmga atway three bn. u ' ut of every 1'IE STA \'A flD WOTiA! Y AIUTTI.E SEW 4IN M GPIlNI *lill make 20 s' itch s in th-' san'e tm JLong SIhuttle Mneh~liir. oan ke only' '0(0. Thel "tiandard] Rotary P),ine'ple'is tnsat -- acien- ihenaly corret wIh ieb fac.t haiq een rven by 25 ycr i f snaeepsfgoi -- se in all pata of th.. wrinl aia lay our -'4om'Iuptitors t on'ainIuoaty Ininst to 'on'v r athoutt ituccsai~ T11i E STANDARf -..(MRAN.D ROTARY. THIE WOR1,D's -REST~V SEWYINcG M;AcrlNE. Is two o machin, a n one.--Lock atnd Chain Rtstcht ----1 1earina Snam'--.Strvaiaht Anti. anaktic L.Iit. I.X u,v fi l a,, invesitigate ~thte moras" of the FaL'. t. Miost SIba.n - l. st lRunnting and a be motst nrabbit Sewing MIiIach, tunue. Il E 8 PA1N~ D. ARD) ROTARY. '"A de-mopnattiatIon, as -a revelation." Write fir price, a nd JEsity Payment Plain. Outarantead Sew n lg Machines $12.00 up ETe 8tnndard Sewing~ Machine 00. a S. Broad fi.. At '.t , HB'Y I Considering i made the buyint could expect. \ their share of ba last day is Marcl way of furniture opportunity to friends to do lik FOR SAFE kEEP LIBE~RTY 8AN~ TIheir Mafe~ hos~ been trie iand foutnd 11urglat~ I n .. I.berni Tntredu~ sItowed on) Ti:nt' De prai-s 4e . '. ir you up s ti:-fn toriAy, THE LIBERTY BAI S011therii Slhorthand1( aild 1Bu1i111ss Uni1 Atlanta, Ga., also Albany, Gi. lIri' Over 15,ooo Graduates in P1ositions Rleceve 1000A ap'plications every yoar for llookkeers~, steno- r" phe o Etc. Au naveranoc of two openings for every t-tudent thet .tLi.,~ I n.- Ncaothe 70 ty pewriting machines, t"'e l:; ::l';/;l Tihe Southeorn also condutst theo ATLANTA SCHOOL OF TEIJ'GR A Upon whicht institti tho ra~ilroa-a andt tele;;r.rp)h cornpjaale.II te4onstaiII tors. ,Main Line Wires Run into This Scht Write for cetalogue. Enter ntow. The Srouthernx Ia Ihe oblioat atui larg in the South. Adidress, A. C. BRISCOE, Pres., or W. L. ARNOLD, Atlanta, Ga. :he short notice of our liberal offer we I r public our sale has been everything thai Ve want every one in reach of Pickens to rgains before this sale closes. Remember i j oth. If you expect to buy anything in , clothing, shoes, dry goods, etc., now is ;ive a lot of money. Come and tell all ewise. MNNI.A ON 1 -' T here is generally ahwa -4 j and especially is this traie i: - ~ gencies have wve prepared. andl quote some prices that ing the right goods at right ked B 'Top Hames a Good Root Plow 1Hames Heavy RwHide Huame D.odson's Paten t H- ame I K*Good Plind P'low BridIe Good Open i i i " Heavy C.ollar Pads Plaited Plow Li nvs (y2 fe % " Best Cotton l.ines (e QJ Single WAagon Lim-s, I4-LI ned Strapni ed I 'itch i le.Lvv' St'eel Dir:>hing Shi Red Ja.tket Axes re;wazn.I Og'emat,,u Kle' Pect Axes - tvu wn'i s ,ii' Circle Foot Plow Stocks A few more "Redl Chietf pH y --verything in Piow Sh y: eag r, i .r . We are still s. lling Piedl: o.Comue to see us and let u tlni o;W .,E. FIRI Vic-Prs."At th Weive coupos with e' IN iave we get the the the tour S.i HIE FARM, ys something nee ded on the farm, the spring. For all such emer B~elowv we give a few suggestions will no doubt appeal to you as be prices: tra heavy 65c. lighter 4oc. Soc. 40c. String i oc, ~asteners 25c. 7 5c 7 5c $1i.00. (; $1.25 and $r.-50 30c. et lonlg) per pair -25c. 2 feet long) per pair 35C $1i.25, $1.59, $1.7 5 Torks . 5oc ov<.ls65c. 65c. 70C. T oc. and i 5c. Corn Shellers $1.75. apes. niont Mil~i~ig Co.'s Flour. s figure with you. EEMAN- & Ci0. 13 Oldl Stand.2" .....h:.,~ r-.,n fr h..