The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, July 21, 1910, Image 4
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PICKKNS,.S. C. :
THURSDAY JULY 21, If) 10
Arn Not Alliorl
The Sentinel.
Pickens, 8. C.
Dear Sirs: For some reason
the eauso of which has been unknown
to me, the impression
has gotten out that the Good
Roads campaign which the Record
proposes to conduct thissum
mer in connection with the
county papers was allied in some
way with the candidacy of Mr.
F. H. Hyatt for trovernor. 1
presumed at first that the only
justification for this supposition
was that. Mr. Hyatt has been
president of the more or less
mythical South Carolina Ci??? ?!
Roads Assoeiatian, and that lie
is a resident of Columbia,
where the Record happens to !>?
published, but today 1 sir published
in the Ijiiurensville Her
aid a letter from Mr. Hyatt, as
president of the Good Roads Association,
commendiin;t he county
papers for taking pari in this
I i > i ?
vjioou uoaus campaign amng
with the Record, ami i# occurs
to me that this letter from Mr.
Hyatt may l>e responsible l'<>r
the impression referred to. 1
have also been told that it is
reported in connection with this
rumor, that Mr. Hyatt is a large
stockholder in The Record Publishing
C Company.
1 do not mean to charge Mr.
Hyatt o. any of his friends with
endeavoring to associate him
self or his candidacy lor
governor with the Record's
Good Roads campaign. If
1 were convinced that such an
effort had been made for political
purposes, 1 would certainly
resent it most promptly and effectively.
I do feci, however,
that it is due the county papers
which have loyally joined with
us in this campaign to assure
them that Mr. 1 lyatt knew not h
imk 01 our campaign oeiore n
was publicly announced, that
lie has never been consulted
about it, that ho docs not own a
dollar of stock in The Record
Publishing Company, that The
Record is not supporting any
candidate for govern >r, and that
Mr. Hyatt is probably The Record's
third or fourth choice
anions the six candidates. The
Record's efforts on the line of
promoting good roads this year
are in keeping with its work under
the present management, as
win no recalled i>y tnopatn-nmling
tour of last year.
I trust that I have made myself
plain, and if any of the papers
receiving this letter have
published Mr. Hyatt's letter, or
even if they have not% they are
at liberty to publish this if they
choose.
Very truly,
.Jas. A. Iloyt
General Manager.
Klilntv I'l l? HHvr Our?il M?'
The above is a quotation from a I. tier
written by H. M. Winkler, Kransville,
Ind. "I contracted a severe case of ki< 1 ney
trouble. My back gave out and
pained me. I .see ue?l to have lost all
strength and ambition; was bothered
with dizzy spells, niy bead would swim
and specks tl mi before my eves. I took
Foley s Kidney Pills regularly and am
now perfect' y well and I eel like a new
man. Foley's Kidney Fills have cured
me." Sold by all IiruKgislB.
Kditor,Sentinel-Journal: Sir,
I w;is thrown from mvliiii/cvnii
4th Sunday in June ami l>a<llv!
hurt and have been shut in ever]
since but am better, T have good j
neighbors and friends who have1
treated me very kindly, which
I thank them for, for which I
hope I he Lord may bless them. I
B. I folder.
CASTOR IA i
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Havfl Always Bought
Boars th. "
OignatuV
, I
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Irllilf <1 f>lH : I
PI? m.wJB | jL^JmB i
11$ taken by people In tropi-1
cal countries all the year 1 ,
round.1' It stops wasting and I
.1 _ .L 1
I Keeps up ine sirengin ana i <
vitality in summer as well B j
as winter.
: ALL DRUGGISTS j j
From Easley.
Dear Old Sentinel Journal:
i-ieaseallow "old J. 1). Moore'';
space in yonr columns to say a
few words. j
l\aslev seems more lilci' home
to me than Seneca did. 1 see a
lot of people here that I have 1
been 'acquainted with all my i
life. In fact i know nearly overbed
y from I'ickens to Green- i
ville.
We have uodd noiuihbors here.
Little liov. son oi' Mr. A. Jam-|
ison, is very ":< !c.
Mr. Norris. the bottlinu; man, |
has li MM) - irk. but is able to !>''I
at hi- post a^ain.
.Mr. Tinoh Robinson got his
hand badly sawed up in one of
the Diamines at (Mennwood.
There are a lot of candidates
passing around, ^ir. Jim C"raip::
.. n... ,>n,.v.. .1? I
y \ nr? a i ail I I li" I'll&l'l <UI).|
We don't thinkan vbodv enn uo|
hack on Jim. I met. with Tom i
Joe Mauldin this morning. Ifej
looked as well as ' he was already
elected, which he will he. j
nodonht. And while we think I
of others, let ns rcmcmher old j
Julius 10. Bo<;us. asahlea man,
as the state affords.
Mv iittie business has been
mood 11<'i"(I like Kasley. but
so <li<l I like Pickens. Oik* mood
feature about Kasloy is if you
don't like licit' you can always
^et a Iicket and met out. '
To not worry you 1 will close
not having much news at this
time.
I see a lot of the Pickens boys
here and would be mlml to see
Bill.
Yours Very Truly,
J. 1). Moore.
A Kciv Short \V?*?kn
M \ J. s. Kartell. K witrd-ville. III.,
vritt's: ' A f"w months :?*_:?? nn kultD-vs
he<*nmo I 11it<i lvtckarhi<
and pain a<'r<t?>> th?? ki'lnexs and
I i >s. F??l?'y Ki<in?'\ I'iII- |? >ii p.lv
cilfd inv imckfiilit'and oiui? n.c
act ' < ii id* mv kidiii'\.>. Tina wa<
I 1*1 il! ir ll * ll? ill'. .-1 f r?'C T11 V liuiilir t fur
?-r> * '
only n f?-w t-h ri \v< ?*ks nnd 1 can clie-'ifullv
r*coninu-ini tin in." J*onl hv all
I >ruvfgist8.
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted
The Government pays Railway Mail
Clerks $800 to $1,200. and other
Employees up to $2,500 annually.
llw'?? Sain will l.oi i i xitniiiiii.
tinns iliroiiu'ln"it tlie nniry for liailw
-\ Mail l?'iks. ? u-Hi m Clerk*i
anil oilier <?ov?m iimcnt Positions. !
I li iis.tniltt dt a point merits will In* I
mail.-. * ny iniin ki won.an ifcr IH, in]
I'-it* roiiuir> ? ?'! ^'-i nihiriiciion and !
f rt'?* i-if'>rin:tni?ti li\ wi H inx iil'nnrp to!
Knrem >' In* Mien 'ii, 1(H ruinilm !
HiiiUiiii Konlw-HtiT NT. Y.
I BILIOUS?!
CONSTIPATED ?| i
urxninurAil
ntHUHont i '
FOR
SPEEDY RELIEF.
Nearly Everybody
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR 1
Ir^r you^ | PARKER'S
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HAIR BALSAM |
tUff'iJStmK'zf JjTl ' 'I. m. ? niul twitifnf t)i? hair. | I
mltilrflKf ~J* 1.1 (j l'r..i.,..ioi a Imuriant (Tenth. I I
fflyf- \*y' .pSW<'?(.r F.-xil# to K??loro Or?yl
i tlf'' yK> Hair to itr? Youthful Color. 2
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>t;ite of South Carolina
County of Pickons. !
Court of Common Pleas. / |
Summons for Relief?Complaint Served, j
I'iper Kf>ofing Co. plaintiff,
against
A. K. Loftin, Laurence Loftin,and Grady j
Loftin. ns copartners under firm name
of A K. Loftin & Son*.
Defendants,
ro the Defendants above named:
Yoit aro hereby summon? * and re-i
rpiired to answer the complaint in this j
action, of which a copy i* herewith j
served upon jou, arid la imwon file
with A. .1. Hoejgs. O. O P., at!
Pickens, !S. C. and to sei vo a copy of ;
your ont-wor to the said complaint on i
(li?* subscriber at his office nt Green-j
viiie. South Carolina within!
t\\\ m" 7 da>s a/ter the service herooi,!
exclusive of tlie day of such service; mid j
if jou fail to answer the complaint j
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff |
in the actio i will apply to the Court for i
lli^ roh..f i.; ? I
Dated July 14, A.*D. if) 10.
J. J McSwain, '
Plaintiffs Atorneya.
A. ,J. Boggs,
[seal) C, C. P.
To the Defendants A, K. Loftin, Laurence
Loftin, and Grady Loftin. alleged
to he residents of North < Carolina: You
will please take notice that summons
against you in the above entitled action
lias been lodged with me and is now on
file in ray office and a copy of same with
c iniplaint, affidavit, bond and wirrant
of attachment may be obtained bv appltcation
to me. A. J. Hoggs.
J. J. McSwain, 0 C. C. at
Plaintiff's Att'y Pickens, S C.
Internal PeVenue Service
District or iSoutu Carolina
Deputy Collector's Office
Greenville, 8. 7 July. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the follow,
mg described property havim.' been
seized on the Tih day of Jul.v, 1910, at j
Liberty, Pickens Coiinty, S. (1., for
violations of Sections 329(1, "aM. R. S.
U. S.
Parties claiming the 8'imo must lile
Iviid in the collectors office within
days of the date hereof <r the same will
l>? declared forfeited to the United
States: /
One small bay horse, ono single
buggy and harness, seized from A, 1).
I'atterson.
Twenty gallons of corn v? hiskey seized
mi Long Creek, Oconee County, >. O..
from William Holmes.
.Jno. P. Scri-ggs,
Deputy Collector.
Third Division.
l)i.~t. of South Carolina.
STATU OK SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of l'ickens.
By J. P> Newberry. Probate
\V1IRKEAS, David Thomas uuide
suit to ine, to grant Intn lettcs o
Administration of tho estate and elFeet.of
William Brown,
These are therefore to cite i.nd jui
niotiish all ami singular the kindred
anil creditors of the said William
Brown deceased, that they he and sippear
before me, in the Court of Pro.
bate, to Iui held at Pickens on theIs'
day of July 15)10 next after publican -si
hereof*at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause if any they have, why tinRaid
administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand, thin 2nd
day of .luiy Anno I ntnini 1010.
J. B. Newbekhy. (neal)
J. P. P. C.
\Vheretic h petition Ironi the freeholders and
( lectors ol ( etiirnl ???1 <ti> trit I No. 1' has
been filed with the county Hoard of Kdncatioil
nskiiiK "aid Hoard tor permission to hold an
election in ?hi< 1 district to determine whether
i?r not nn extra levy ol mills shall he levie t
in said district lor school purposes.
it appearing to the County Hoard ol Ivliicalion
Unit the petition meets the requirements of
the law Therefore it l? ordered that the trnlees
of hIiovc named district do hold nn eleo
lion on .Inly-rtth ht the (iraded school house,
for the ahove s'ated purpose. The elcetiot. |o !><
held acconlilllf Id !lll? ri<filllrnnw.nl? ??f*
IIMIH of the school 1m\v
Tlie IIohkI of Trustee* of miIiI liistrict ore
hert'hy i:p|iolntctl himh?k?*t>liyortlerof
County Itouo) of K<1 ligation.
K. T. Ilttlluin,
Sf?. ?V < 'IllB
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
Ail persons holding claims HKuinst
the estate of the late Samuel Sim peon
must present, the same duly proven on
or before the 1 day of August or he
debarred pay merit aim all persona indebted
io Hftid estate, must make payment;
on <>r before 'be above date, 10
I lie nndt'isigned. \V C sou,
Administrator.
Notice of Final Settlement and
Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby giVen that. ( will
make application to J. It. Newberry
Kkj., Judge of I'rohate for Pickens
county, in the Stale of South < rtrolma,
dii the 18 day of Aug- IttlO, at 11 o'clock
hi the forenoon, or a> coon thereafter ab
*aia application can he heanl. for leave |
to make final pott lenient of the estate of
J. VV. Turner deceased ami obtain difjhartfe
hh ado iniHtratrix of paid -estate.
Mrs. M> ra Turner.
Administratrix.
Cattle Hall
Pickens Lodge ^!o. 123
K. of P.,
Stated convention 8:3o p, in., Monday
venin^ after the lHt and 3d Sunday.
Work ahead for all tin* Ranks.
All vinilnrn rnHidlli' moi?o/l
Hy order of
I> U, MOOIIK, O, C.
\. M. MOKKIS, K. of K. miuI H.
Professional Cards
F. K. B0GG8 w. E. FINDLEY |
BOGGS & FINDLEY
Lawyers
Pickens, S.
Oflice over I'lckcr.fi i link.
IKtf.
Dr. T. A. Seawright,
DENTIST,
Pickens, South Carolina.
')jfice upstairs Freemnn
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"THE T
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DOG D Pi
will close j^H
Now is the Time
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for v< >11 r Hoy ^ii;] (J i * * 1 s ()
can ilier;L at a Very Lo\
bcniLrl^f lil)"!'.i! I v of 1 lujso (
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gaii hut w?- plenty K'f
f-V . _ *
uress :
i
Wo have mjwr seen such
They k:i iw :t l; >od thing
this <>|)|)??:*: ww'w y pass with(
We have t\ oriorl Wit
Everybody come and bu
dise and get 50c. in goods
Sewing Machine.
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The First Day
in ii n
i uuesin L-ount.
Almost any sort oi a suit looks well
when tt is first put on, but after a man has
worn it a little while and his body has begun
to move aroiftul in it and the effects
g] of the pressing iron have worn away and
Pj dampness begins to play havoc with the
! fabric, unless the shape of the garments
P| have been wraucrht infn rlnt-h nnrl
r> ?? """
cloth lias been cut so right that it can't
help hanging properly, so that the collar
must cling to the neck and the lapels lie
firmly against the breast, the original appearance
of the clothes will soon be lost.
A well made custom tailored suit will
be right in the beginning and stay right
in the end.
The clothes we sell arc specially made
lor the body as it is and not as it should
be nnii thrr#-?(nrfv wlwn if rl/w.t.- K'.mI.i .
I | settle upon him, there isn't i. contest be|
tween the figure and the garment.
ISCHILD,
AILOR
ia \zm ? *. o. ' v
\/ OAT HI
I OALIl!
July 30th
i to Get Oxfords
w-'iir to School, while you
-v Price. The people have
)xfords since this sale bei.
t
Shirts!
hungry buyers of Shirts,
lien they see it. Don't let
3iit getting a supply.
ridow Shade at 15c. >>
y $10. worth of merchan3
o r> r\ ft n Vi r> -v-? r-?/-v *->4- 4-T-v <-v
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BRO'S.