Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

\ V \ N\ \ \ \ N ; \ X \ / ^ T A A I T TVf> WW*MW?o jy / 8 LUIAL MKV1T1ES ? A Some Things You Know and Some p You Don't Know About Our ? Towns, County & People ^ n;s,vX . 'wmtsr/mmmsi | ?Mr. V. L. Lpehr of Clinton1 8. C., spent Sunday with the1 family of W. II. Ashmore. ?Mfjiare. I. M. and T. J. Maul-i din and .1. P. Carey, Jr., are, in Columbia this week on bnsl-, noss. I ? Mrs. W. 1[. Johnson, of Piekens, is spending a tinio with relatives and friends in Oolumi)ia. ? Dr. E.G. Korwin, Dentist of Easley, will be in Pickens every Wednesday. Office over K eowee Pharmacy. Mrs. V. li. Loehr is on a two weeks visit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ashmore, in Pickens, S. C. ?Clinton Chronicle. ?Airs. A. M. Ilaniet left Saturday morning for Liberty, S. C., where her sister, Miss Corrie May field, is seriously ill.?Sylvan Yaley News. --Clerk of Court A. J. Hoggs has a lot of pension money on 4 hand and he would he glad for the old soldiers who are entitled to same to call and get it. -The "city dads" are taking up trees and otherwise making iin i wii r\ 11II |II (lvrmt'IH S on i\ 1111 street. When they got through this will lie one of tin* prettiest driveways in the city of Pickens. ? For Sale: Cadillac Touring car with new top, gas lights, two extra inner tubes and in a Nn. 1 mnilitimi J: I fro _ . ? - . VV'.IMIVIVIIl I. I lV-\i AjjplytoC. N. Wyatt, Easley, S. C. ?The annual address to the old soldiers will bo made l?y one whoso oratory and love of the confederate cause, give him prominence and cause him to be highly esteemed by the old veterans. ?Advertisers desiring the best results in advertising display, position and classification will let us have their copy not later tliail Mondii.v nf. nnnn nwvinno to (Into of publication. Send your copy in earlier if possible. ?J. R. Ashniore has any kind of City Lots or farm lands for sale. You will do well to see him before buvinir. If von wrmf j n ?? / v** "" %*"v to soil your projjcrty list it with him ho will do the balance. Also deals in Timber Land. ?Mr. Thorlough Carter, of Lancaster, S. C., Coke Carter of Atlanta, (Ja., 1). J. Carter of Chicago, 111., Rube MoCrory of n III - d /* i -r t \ 4 1 \jrruun YiilU, O. U., ?111(1 J . It. i\Silniore spent part of last week on Keowee River at the home of Mr. Jim Whilmire's. They reported having a good time and caught a lot of fish. ?Who weeps with you when you are Had, and laugh when you are glad, and smiles with you when yen are mad?the editor. Who has to be both kind and wise and never (hardly ever) lies, and when he does creates surprise?the editor. Who owns a heart as well as cheek, possessed of spirit proud yet meek, and lives on forty cents a week?the editor. ?Mrs. M. A. Ilollingsworth of Pickens, to whose generosity the Thorn well orphanage owes the beautiful Farmer's lodge now iinni'mc nnmnlntirm grounds, arrived last Saturday to visit tho orphanage. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Jones Fuller of Greenwood. Mrs. Ilollingsworth and Mrs. duller are guests in the home of the Rev. Dr. Jacobs.?Clinton Chronicle. ?Kev. J. C. Yongue, who, for the past two weeks, has been suffering with paralysis, will have his appointment filled next Sunday by his brother, who is In charge of the Piedmont circuit. Ho will proach at PlckeiiH in the Methodist church in tho morning and night, and at Bethlehom in the afternoon, at the usual hours. He is a good preacher and our citizens will do well to go and listen to him. ' ' -V /-'vv'.jfi K? . ?Col. W. B. Allgood will be in command on June 3rd. . ?The town that gets the business is the town that advertises. ?The program for the reunion will be published next week in this paper. ?A. C. Spain, Dentist, will be in Central from the 24th to the 27th of May. ?The Daughters of the Confederacy desire ^o announce that the third of June will be observed as the old soldiers reunion at JL\ 1 1 wiu covin nouse, every citizen of the town and county are invited to join in making this the greatest success of any previous celebration, and they are asked to bring baskets and spread contents on the tables which will be provided. Let all unite in oiie big picnic and make this a memorable occasion! ?Wade Bros., Pickens' popular wood-workers are making mi i/iiuiiiocivus 4111IU U. reputation in the cabinet making line. Recently they have put up some fine coder chests, wardrobes, chairs, etc. The line of mission furniture they are putting out gets a great deal of praise from those who have seen the work. Those gentlemen are conscientious workmen a id you make 110 mistake when you get them to do a job for you. ?There are automobiles runiu? all about the country every day and when they strike towns they try to split them wide open. We do not own an automobile, but we have always thought we would have sense enough to know how to run one in older not to endanger the lives of those less fortunate who have to take it on foot. There is 110 reason for such head long, reckless folks trying to "show off" right in the business part of town. ?George E. Welborn, son of our good friend, M. J. Welborn, who was at homo for a couple of days last week, will graduate in June. George has been a studious boy and while he is Rroud that he crndnn.t.o? bf> a regret that he lias to bid good bye to his fellow-students and his professors. George deserves much credit for the stand he has taken at college, for he has not had the advantage that many boys have had. The rudiments and fundamental principles of an education were gotten at the free terms of Hampton school and the determination to get an education was evolved between the plow handles. Martin J. Welborn should be proud of the family he has raised and of the posterity ho shall leave to help make up Pickens county's citizenship. ?Last Monday evening, Mr. Dave Moore was walking down the street when little Boone Carey eanie np to him with an uncorked bottle of ammonia in his hand and tried to get Mr. Moore to smell of it. Dave instinctively threw up his hand and part of the contents was thrown into his face and eyes, most of it going into the left eye. Local applications were nut to it. hilt, it flravo liim so much pain ho went to Greenville that night and consulted Dr. L. O. Mauldin, who expresses the belief that he can save the sight but states that it will always be weak. Dave's many friends are sorry to learn of the accident that has befallen him and hope that he may soon recover and that the sight will be fiilltr v/?of At*n/1 mU /\* i 1 /I lxxx I UIIJ I v>o IA/I X 1119 3I1UUIII UU a lesson to the "younger fry" to quit their pranks and fooling with people of mature age. A Card of Thanks. Wo take this method of oxtending our heart felt thanks to our neighbors, white as well as colored, for their help, kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our dear and beloved husband and father, we also wish to express our sin/>Ofit Kinntu trv TV.i'fnp f/>i> VVI\/ Kiiitnivu 1>\J jyi I j. \/i f\/t j.wt his untirinp treatment and visits and kind advices. May the Lord's blessing ever rest upon them all Is our prayer. W. C. Simpson, Mrs. 0. R. Simpson, O. E. Simpson. Electric th e BKflT po? yjif jj'Y BIL10UHNG8S BITTER8 AND KIDNKYfci Announcements. Cards of c Mid Id Mob for the various oflices, from Coronvr to ConKrosMimn, will bedniiertod In llilu - - - 1 ... >ui? wiuuui Hum iiuw uiiiii mo primary election for the mini of t6.00, each, casli-wUborder. Fur Coroner The many friends of Joe K. Medlln respect, fully announce him as a candidate for the office of Coroner for Pickens County, subjcct to the action of ttie Democratic party In the primary election. Petit Jnrors The following is a list of the Petit jury drawn to serve at the approaching term of court, which convenes on Monday, the 6th day of June, with Judge It. C. Watts presiding: Luther Hughes A. A. Pilgrim Jesse W. Looper \V. I\. Curtis J. W. Brock Wade 11. Boggs W. P. Dickson J. U. Palls I). F. Fuller (J. W. Keosler B. A. Whitniire Martin V. Hunt J. R. J. Anthony B. P. Alexander A. S. Galbreath J. R. Connelly rp i> 1.1 ' it. i. i iiui iiioii iv. i'. w yau. W. T. Earle Jno Tyler Cant roll J. S. Fox G. YV. Childress Bee Burdine L. M. Kigdon P. C. Robertson J. Dave SUinsell I I). Marion Freeman M. S. Fendley 1 W. B. Gleen L. F. Moore ; A. W. Singleton J. 11. Bryant i W, W. Williams W. L. Jenkins J; M. Gillespie S. If. Hendricks How Tlicy Die! It. A man who had I raveled much in Africa told his friends on his return that ho anil his servant had <>n an occasiou made fifly Arabsnm. All who I u 1 it... - . j ucui u iuu aiurvy witu ;11 u | "IIow did you manage HV" asked ! one. i "Ob, It was nothing very wonderful," replied the traveler. ^'We ran, and they ran after us." Downing Street, London, j Despite Its shortness Downing street, London, contains not only the ' prime minister's residence, but also the treasury, foreign olllce, colonial ofilce, the otlice of the chancellor of the exchequer and that of the privy council, it was built on a swamp, and the ground under the biir house* is sown thickly with ago blackened wooden piles. 1785 1910 Collcqe of Charleston 12.>fli year h gins Scptrimicr :H> Fntrance cxminutions will he held at the County Court limine on Friday, Julyl, at 9u. m. All candidates f??r admission can compete in September for vacant Rojce scholarship ?, which pay $100 a year. One free tuition scholarship to each county of South Carolina. Hoard and fi nished room* in uormuorv, .yrj. Tuition $10. ! '? ?icntulogun nddrow Harrison Tiutidolpli x President FOLEY'S ORlNOlAXATIVE Tor Stomach Tboudle. and Constipation Wherons, a petition from the freeholders ami electors of Twelve MHe school district No. 39 litis been liled with the County Honr?l of Kdu entioii nskiiiK snid 11<?nr< 1 for permission to hold nn election in snid district to determine wheth er or not s mills extrn levy shall be levied on sni<l district for school nnrnoscs. It nppenrinx to the ('omity Itonrd of I'.ducnlinn (lint fhi' iwihii.ii ?>>* <.(?. #!??? Imaiha..!.. --? the luw. Therelore it is ordered that the trustees <>f nhove i in mot) (list riet do hold an election on May Hi at Twelve Mile school house lor the above Mated purpose. The election to tie held according to the requirement11 of section 1208 of the school law i tie trustees of ahove named district are hereby appointed managers of said election, l{. 'I'. 111111 it in. See. .V ('hill. FOLEYS KIDNEY PlILS For Backache Kioncys ano Bladdcb Tax Sale. Strilo of South Carolina, County <if I'iclci n-i. Vd. Mrs. II. CJritnshaw. Hy virtue of a tax oxccution issued l>y o. i?. vjurvui, v-uuiu^v i rt'jisuivr, anil 10 mo directed and placed in in; hands, 1 will sell to the Inchest. hiddfr on Haleyday in June, 1910, in front of the Court House door during the le?al hours for sale, the following described real estate, to-wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of land in Eastatoe township State and County aforesaid, containing one thousand (1^00) acres more or less, hounded hy lands of Frank Stewart, Ij. W, iStansell, C. II. Stftii8ell and others, levied on an the property of Mis. II. (irimshaw. Will hr? sold to satisfy tax execution against said property. Terms, Cash. This May 10, 1010. II. It. Uoark, Sheriff Pickens County. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons holding claims against the estate of the late 15. \,. Hendricks must present the same duly proven on or before tlie 15 day of Juno 1910, or Indebarred payment and all persons indebted to said estate, must make payment; on or before the above date, 10 the undeisigned. \V. (}, Hendricks, James \V. Hendricks, Administrator. Bitters 8ucceed when everything else fails. In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thousands havo testified. FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE It is the best medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter. ip ? Some Alcoh< Is alcohol a tonic? No! Doe No! Does it strengthen the Sarsaparilla a tonic? Yes! L Yes! Hnoc if fho r ISarsaparilla entirely free from doctor about this non-alcoholic your confidence will be compk Dull boys! Dull girls! Dull men! Dull woir ! very often due to constipation! Yet the cure Flour! Wo closed the deal for 2c Hour before the advance and arc: the benefit of the low price. In fact when it comes to bu we are in a position to sell you sale, and a short profit" is our m< Shoes! We have just received a si children's shoes in the most clesi popular price. Hats! If it is a hat that you are i yon good. We have just recei good hat at from up. W< the ones we arc; selling at $1. VALUES. Come in a When you arc in town pa wanting to buy or not we an* ah Yours to servo. W. B. Fr ,kAt the 01 Remember we pay the hil produce. I.ion M Chilli In Pittsburg a suvnfto lion fondled tl.e linn 1 that a chili! thrust into his cage. Danger to a child is sometilues Ureal when least regarded. Often it comes through Colds, Croup and Whooping (Jonah. They slav tlionsnnds that Dr. King's Now Discovery could have saved. "A few doses en rod I our haliy of a vory had easo of 1 Crouj)." writes Mrs (ieorgn 15. Davis of Flat Koclt, N. " We always givo ] it to him when ho takes eold. "It's a wonderful medicine for babies." Host * for troughs, Colds, Lndrippe, Asthma, ; Hemorrhages, Weak Dungs, oOc.fal 00 Trial bottle free. (Inaranteed by all druggists. ] I Ccmonl Siflpwnlks Rnilrlinric Pin L.1U. ( Portland eminent sidowalk construe- , tion: coneroto block buildings; osti- ' inntiiis?, profits, *>tc. Practical book for contractor!*, giving detnils in full. | Sofiond udition. Postpaid fiOtr. Do: (IralV Pub. Co., Poorin. Fll. Union Meeting Program. The I'nion Meeting of the Twelve Mile River Association will meet, with the Central Mt. i i anor itapust cluirrh on May 2Hth and 20th. The following is the program: Saturday, May 2Kth. 11 a. in. Introductory Sorinon by Ivcv. !i. I<\ Murphrce Queries. I. What is the church's mission t Opened by Rev. W. M. Walker. n II ? . ? z. now can we nest develop young Christians into active church workers? Opened hy Rev. O. Iv. Ahercromhie. The obligations upon the Baptists to support their Educational Institutions. Opened by Bro. (1. M. Lynch. Opening Question Box, Sunday, May 21). 10 a. in. Sunday School Lecture by pastor of Central Mount Tabor church. 11 a. m. Missionary Sermon by Kev. \V. M. Walker. J. L Murphree, A. T. Winchester, ('. It. AbercroniMe, Committee Union Meeting. An liltml II unbuild is patient, oven with a naL'tjinK svife, for ho knows sbo noeds help. She my bo so uorvons and rundown in health that t-ifl(iH annoy her. If she is meianinoiy, oxcuamo, rrouuied with loss of appetite, headache. slooplinoss, constipation or fainting and dizzy spoils. Slu> needs Electric liit tors the most wonderful rainedv for ailing women. Thousands of sulVorors from female troudblof, nervous troubles. bachuoho and weak kidneys have used them and hecoijM, hoaltliy and happy. Try tnoni Only f?Oe. Satis faction guaraneed by all druggists. HSOOITIQ ONWW1MO:)) IMOVKlVg OOJ srajAafiiaiM^Aaioj Railway Mail Clerks Wanted The Government pays Railway Mail Clerks $800 to $1,200, and other Employees tip to $2,500 annually. Uncle Sam will hold spring examinations throughout tlio country for Wailway Mail < lerka, Custom House Clerks and other Government Positions. Thousands of a nointments will he made. Any man or woman over IH, in rtiv or country ran jjet instruction anil free information by writing ut oiicu to Buronu of Instruction. 108 Hamlin Building,{Rochester, N, Y. )l Questions! "\ s it make the blood , pure? t nerves? No! Is Ayer's toes it make the blood pure? lerves? Yes! Is it the only i alcohol? Yes! Ask your j : medicine. If lie approves, 'te. J. C. Aye.r Co., Lowell, Mass. MBBMnnnnnaaBNBnmvm ?en! Heavy-headed I Downhearted! AH issoeasv.?Aycr's Fills. Ask your doctor. )o barrels best (none bctt'ir) : going to give our customers ying everything in our lin< s on a close margin. "A quick ' otto always. Slioes! lipment <>f mvns ladi'-s ami irabJe shapes and leathers at a Hots! i n need of wc can certainly do ivod a lot and can 1 it \ or. in a L! l ave them still cheaper l-n 25 ARK KXCKITIOXAUA t'?1 1 -1 IIV i |IIK< <1 y us r. call whe.tlxu* you ways ijla 1 to hav<- you vi ;n u I eeniari. <1 Sf.ini!" best pricis lor all kin ! . el I Notion To I he IMckom:. I i < J i Twelve Mile I 'i vr A ] I u >ns: Kov. W. Mi Waljko.r, ovan list lor the above A ><h i r 1 i ?)i Iiaviiuc received forty ei tht 11> ' , i. plications for a week's reviv iLi ind having prnyctl lor the uui' nice of 111"' Holy Spirit, Ihc I'ol '.owiiitf proiii'iun h;i hern map prtl out Innn M :\r< 11 I l to ()oto i i>i?r (Illi, 1!)1U. Tiic ivmaindt v : >1 his program up io I lec.'mhor 151 s| will he 11>;11 !>(' ol lii< < ! j ('lit'olit't*, Maivh ! to i) Pleasant drove, (N. Mar. ! to to i:i Wostolclo View March !*? 1?> 15. J Union, March 1i> t<> lis. Traveller's I lest, March li) ? \\ . 1 jittio River, March *! i<> ' Mount ( Hi vet. March '.V. i ? Second ('hnrch ( ' Ml :d. \ i-ril I to 10. ('ateechee, A ja il 10 In I Second ('hnrch I ,iU i I v. \i?ri >'M to May 7. ( \r.>? r i . i . V am 111* i , ,>ui > I i I > I I . Cross Uoads, Mas ! > In 'I. Pit-Urns Mills, May ?2 l<? ;!. IOasloy Mills, .Jlino 1 (<> II. Glenwootl Mills, ,1 imo 1 M ? ; Catcoohoo Mills, .1 nn?* !t) !;? .) , Golden Crock. .J ul\ ! to Kcowoo July 10 I<> 1 <?. Mountain (irovo. .1 nIv 17 in Sak'ni, J uI '21 io :;i. Kill I ('ivck ami Stamp l'n k, July )!1 Io August (5th. Mountain View, Au^. 7 to I : ^>ix MiK'. August I I Io v'O. Shady (Jrovo, August '21 to 27.; I I I I dllUCU I < l\ I ! I I ( i 1 I - ' t y) September I to |U. J OllC.S St'l'lOol llollM, Sl'j>1e))| h(?r 11 to 17. Antioeh, September is in J I Second Church CVnlr;tl. Sep-j tomher l2() to (>i *t >1 ii 1 Mi unit Tahor, (Central > i )< io ; her I to (>. All churches will pita- !<< ?-p a copy of this program as ii w ill not appear any more, ncithori will the churches reiviv.- ;mv f 11 rt her not ice. Pray that (lod may crown with his (?lory and sa\ < man\ souls. W. M. Walker, I ill I i;t I) M;111!<Ii t), (K. Ikohinsi?n, r?. I-'. Murpliive, ('mnniil Ice. a kt'gnlitr iiiiii hoy was SuHir ?-1 i1111>iii<; I r<ih and fences, jumping ditcln wliitlinp. al\vnv>; uet linj; mratehos, cuts, ftpimns, I in*, humps, I mi iih or H(ral<lH lint I 11 or mother just. api>li (I I'.n K i n s Arnica Salve and cured hnr ij 11 i 111 i ... i'iloH. Try ' : lit nil druu" m!<-. HAIRR8AUPAM " "!p <\iu-t,?, ? a Im.r iix" j [Why Don't Yc 81 your Oil \ 4am|>s hot lit I 'W h \ ios, t \ ou good \ our Grocer \a *!sjv pi to K ick?Yi A Si 80 him lnr OF Q'lJ V! ITY??o!<l I an**. ? - - S S^otrol gu m oil | A * ' ' , I ' S'i \ , \ : N ? I i' ll.' '1 ' -if- .it v. . v; ^r- ; TL Seal Esi No. v.- 1 ^res, 41utiles north heust-. and -. mull null iwldin^s; 25 rcrcs c nal loi'-si; 1 miic Irom M<*tlv>disl and IJ Irom scinml. J ,:m r? ; ai Keovvec churc balance in timber. Muildings arc not v |>liVao i ; a i .it >^50 .y/. 1 mill , from Liberty; r -ail.ill Imii .. \ w| i>ir:i; iliis is uart o >y fa lit-- clii 1 j *r l )! ' in 11,1 ; vcclioi S< Hie \ < < i!' \ < \v;t Ml. i I. \ - / * ! < t ,v;. . v .ti ^o-.'trp' iarm wiin <MKJ -.tables, etc ; one-half clcareil, balance ii tile plat-:, i: lh:' i iMt'Ms section, and ll acre and "(I ri en j> nt the price. \o. 162 acres, .| miles Irom Cen acres rlctii'iitl, balance iti woods; 1 .m)-1 p.isiin* ', wir (I in; proem 11 ' <>rtbni!din:>s. < )nly St ,0:>0 ami a 1 show V'< "I 11' s. ; ? acre . 1 milr ol Norris; ira i ! n.i .1 ivwse. I his is a nai l of tl s a ?<1 ii iy at $36 jKir acid. Can <ri\ g ;v ' A ;.| n tf r"-:5 8 A is 8 f I , 8 tl W "THE REAL EST A I >OK nr>.} O , iivri Iv'iAwc Ph.i I in'Hc fire ami iiji' inmtra s'i a ri-:\: r.vr ok tiik con THE i mERTY i ' I t I i , I i i lilli 'I i . S. ( '. , ; ' 1 i < lost' of !( ifi, j |., ... ,|||.; : i : . ' I . !| !l!ll sr.M ! >vi I! l! ... I n . V ; mi i; u ,;-k 1 I Ii ; iiii-l , i ... i I. i ' IMic : r.mik i ; . , i In i ; 1 il liviii mil I : iinc i VrtiiW .. ... i ii -I ! ! t Ik , , , .? i.i - !'l.Vlll'!l I.M' \'<r |'n| i . ( i I I !' .in! . . si1 \'.i r ol <il "i ll ' ?! ' ii*l N M nI I lull I in i >. . I <i? . i I! i 1 i' ' ''I ill -i. I II ml;. - .v.tti -I. ' 'l : > 1 I'! !< I- .! !:( A |il!, \\ i i i, , - . I V !?<! . t \\ ! ; li. > 'li , I I lf> UAH lMf%(111 \U uy wuy warn vi L? V v '?* <? Done Up v_ J;;; . It so thei ? ? w. M. Rosamoni All kiiul , ol re1]? ;ir \w;!< on I>ul,,;| ;\ : ! i iiic I i. 1 >,kI .id imli < jut/nth 1 a?l lo ,1 i > v? yowl aUiii'i 1 iuul 17 Trad? Street, W I ' I! 1 TCI ! ' 1 I i j I IJJH I >y )? ;!? , H !>' ; .. ! I i ( . . I i i.! MI rulcl' \V ' :i'il: !/, . , in :. I i> |>m ?, hilling 1 I. j> '<1 c 'i.' itin i fii.nTi i llirmigli U.ll 1 I 'I"' t i hii II <' - W. i. ; r i < t < i' 111 Icf nixV'l i <> (!'> V iii * . i-1'fi-f iimi it. gn.i.l contra foi I T'll . J < 11 i. ?? 111 ? II' - I foi ) <-i IikI i.h. IPH^HH| ?. ? i ? f*r you? ! J^ <"iison for >011 tiish \ <11 OIL 1 > v | Comp'y I :v . s ! late! N ol Pickens; three room Iranul balance in orij?aptist churches; i mile oing up rapidly. Se?-. t going to be on th<; h; o acres cleared, the vorth much but th.s-*~-? ibout 50 acres cleared; f the Griffin land ana 1. Only $35 per acre. i<l 7-room house, barn, i timberlaud. A nice. v. price is only $40.00 tral, in a fine section; inili'.s from church and house, good log barn argain it is. Let me 50 ai res clenred; one ic Robinson lam-l^antl c yon terms on this:* jdflj I E MAN." 1 Pickens, S. C. rnuicy. / M DLTION OF ' BANK, business Mar. 24, 1910. I.I \ 1:11.1T1lis. " ^ ~ r ?.-VJ inolllillllK ('OrliliCillCH IH?\ liolT()\/Cll, v^rt.S<?C# I. Ill wil l tlKlllK llllly HWOril, HAVB il I! 111'?*, us y liiiwii l?j- liixikH (if I'.'ln ' * i; Notary futile S. O. litr u/nrk >v?h w s y? -to=date? \\ COIlie tO d's Establishment. it s aiul wagons. ilical treatment of all nt shoeing so fro jg 1 irr< jMilarities of gait, C i i .t r - cat ic; mereiore it will V 4 l>v a skill it;! mechanic. SCljOOl, Charlotte, N. C. in}- tl < cotton lntrtincHH in our J ami Belling cotton, America & A 1 1)10 cotton I'flt for men wh ? Wl mi anyone with ordinary eye < ih itie coming neanon. writ*

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, May 19, 1910, Image 3