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'yjWMMD OCUUllOl-UUUlUttl I t \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \/ iLOCAL LuiTlES | Some Things You Know and Some | You Don't Know About Our | TAUinn ft - lvnuo, v/uuuiy a reupie ^ tj* an ?Dr. F. S. Porter, of Pickens lade a business trip to Colu mla on Monday. ?Mrs. L. Longette of New ork, is on a visit to her daughr, Mrs. E. A. Morris in Piek>16. | ?Dr. E. G. Kerwin, dentist if Easley, will be in Pickens evIry Wednesday. Office over ^eowee rnarmacy. ?Miss Bessie Partridge is issuing invitations to her niillilery opening 011 Sep. tfO-Oct. 1, it her parlors in Pickens. For Sale?Lot flooring and' ceiling. Prices and quality guaranteed by J. R. Meece, 11. :j, Pickens, S. C., 8 miles S. W. of Price's store, I J. A. Smith, photographer, I will be in Pickens 011 Mondays of,,each week instead of Satur-; ; days as heretofore. All who. want first class work see him. ?The special speaking for this place and Liberty, by J. 13. O'Neal Holloway has been called off until a later date, announce-' /if wliloli i... 1 .. lin n >viu ur ill<.11.1(3 | later ?Married, Sunday 18th inst. I at 10 a. in. at Central, Mr. Eugene Sexton of Cateechee, to Miss Lillie Kennemore of Central, J. Alonzo Brown at the throttle. For Sale?75 acres of land, with paivs"?fxit hlV.i.'le the conx>-i rate limit* of: the town of Cal-1 houn, S. 0. Going at a bargain, <t?hJP or write J. R. Ashmore, at Pickens, for prices and terms. ?On Saturday Sept. 24th we will hold a special 25c sale beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. The goods are now on display in our window. See them. (Jraitf Bros. The "Old Bachelor'' and also! "toll grinder" of (Jateechee, in sending in last Sunday's work at his matrimonial mill, declares [ that he is; iw?fr. > * "? t IV Vdinuvian" MJI matrimony hut that he likes to help the other fellow. ? Married, Sunday 1 Sih inst. at 11 a. m., at Clemson College. Mr. Paul Teat ??t Calecchoo, to Mi-s Delia Alexander of Cell tral, J. A. Brown, Magistrate, ofliciatin^;. The ha].|>\ younn' couple have I lie < oiifiral ulat i< >ns of their many friends. ?M r. T. 1). 11 arris is a^ain a citizen of Pickens. having moved his familv hack here last Week. 1 le has opened up t he Hiawatha Motel anil promises to pjive Pickens a tivst class hostel rv. We welcome Mr. Harris .,,-,,4 C ' I .1 ' ' f <> 11111 \ h ick i" our m ids* and ho;>ethov v ill jiiako a success with l!i*' hotel. Pickens needs </%ijot 1 hotel acc<>niodntions. ?!ills! wei-k we piddi'.hed an a rl icle ! i > I(iar.it. well and favorald" known to many ol 0111' <tnl1 .-1 .... , I ? ' * . II W < ' '.*1111" posed 1>v him )Mil)!i ;hcd in hi-. n:inor. Tlii' W;ji't-vii! X. ('.) Xows ! Vpm l< . ;i: <| shniiNI hav<> l>< <>n <" "(!i?c(i lot his pnpiT. The ."rodil v:: in i1 Ml ioll;i!K L<*ft nil" .'m'I \v< now i 1;i imi I' give friend (! nil' '.lie iv'i' n v * ' I lli'V, ( s ( ! ! H >1* ' ,ol o]i.on i! * i--! k tn<!i . ilif im :n. pi** The lai'U" ! Mendaneo peeled IYoI. .J. W . Ballenline the firs! morn ing that has 1 fii , ' any s- ion ! heivtofi ' (*. The - i iiflcnl jil' HOC 111 lo I >? W) v well pioas(.'(l willi their i -pcCuc [fficlicr ' ami this bids lair to he 1 lie be t , scholastic; year in the history of i 111" I Mck f,n - (I ! ;{<?' < 1 School. ? R. Ashmore. ?Hon. Cole L. Blease, Governor-elect of South Carolina, will be a visitor of the Pickens n _ ? ~ ? county Fair, and will address The W. O. W. telling of the benefits-of woodcraft. He will speak on Friday. Everybody that can, from all over the state, should attend this fair, and especially on this day, if possible. Miss Louipe Jones, the former efficient little "Hello Girl" at thfi rfinf.rnl v/?j*w v/L l/llU X 11/1VUI13 Telephone Exchange, who, 011 account of her health, has been taking a long vacation, is again at her post to the delight of her many many friends, and especially to the delight of the many subscribers, who are particularly plesed that she is again "on the job." ?The Pickens County Fair is an assured success. Elsewlioro vun tinlilioU J-K.O. : .. .?V/ \t i & \J 11 o 11 UllO J M I" I I I I I I I I 1 list. Hunt it up and get busy and carry off one or more of the various prizes offered. The poultry show will be pulled off at the same time. They also offer some good premiums. The Premiumlist of the Fair on/1 PrvnH ,.l Ml I. 1 ?.?.??? m. wumi y oiiuw will I}?* for distribution in a short time. Although late in the season, oui friend J. IC. Medlin, sends us a nice hunoh of fresh hlaelcberries. which lu> 1ms civwwmI as to get ait October crop, lie informs us that ho has a fine crop of this late variety and that he expects to revolutionize tinfruit growing huiness in this country. He informs us that lie accomplished this feat by crossing them with t he coonberry and the hawe. 1.1,.; 1 s\ i i ? ?rriuay, uctoner 'ZUtn, will be Woodman of the World Day, at the Pickens County Fair. The committee is now arranging the program. All camps in this, neighboring counties, and elsewhere about the state will be invited and urged to attend and join in the parade and take part in the other exercises. A speech on Woodcraft by a promi iient citizen, of the state, who is very much in the public eye at the present time, will be a feature of the occasion. ?A. T. (Sunny) Winchester, of the Hazel section, is nothing, if not energetic. His latest venture ;is a cannery and be is put t ing up a mighty.-fiice line of fruits and vegetables. In a talk with Mr. Wii,idlestcr be infornis us Ihdj/ne intends to can for Hie tradT, offering most all of bis products to t he merchants, lie will also can on the shares for bis neighbors. Kroni what We have seen of bis iiotinit mul knowing him as we do, \v?* sr?1 satisfied thai only tin* lied vep'hihlcs and i'nnts will !>< ii:-cd, ami in t lu.? cooking. ^calin<x and handling t'vcrvl hint'- will li< sfcrili/cd ;ind scicnt ili?'all\ done. Voil will Ik- well ]t|??as?'(l will) these prodncls when yon use I hem. M r. \V incln ster i: .1 s kindly ofieivd to loud down tin* editor's larder wil h tin' various |)i-odnrl- o| }m cann.M'v. and when !ii dn< . and .;l 11' inu" I hoi 11, we will tell yon oino inor. -'In Ml !!i in. l-'ivc ! )olliiis !,' m?I. I'm any inl'oi ma1 i n that will lead lo * he riToVery ''I ni\ while r >'< with li'^ht hr<i\v n ci: If" i !.!"( <>M ami ;!ii us ( ] . I * ! !)i li;! ir.f ! '? >>!' >. !' s;n i. ha i'i". 11 iyi ! (>1 \\ ;i 'imn my 11<>11 h' a! i) i !y, : ( .. -fUl-'lllluM- I'.rl'l. (T. i'l-iul- v. ih\ 1. 1 iilx rl y, : . ( >? . /.'vrs % )<t |! fUrs ! , 11 'j :i' i . . <1 I. . i:. it". A : i . S ?'i . .Hill* i' !' < :t ! ..i i i. ;, ;tt ? > , i'.- I l ! A .! 11 !' 11- I I' 11: Wol l <>/1 . Uict I , ,< >1 , | . . c/.cina, i "p11. i . ; -ilvo rtcii >i : 'I- v ' - ill-.' - t . ' Mrs. V. M. Morris, aged 45 jtl<K 1 VOI years, died on the tram yester-i jie? [ day afternoon this side of Bel- by i ton, while en route to Anderson Sol . from Black Mountain, N. 0.,; , where she had been in company j [ with hei/ husband in the interest i i or ner nealth, for the past two ni* I months. They wore coming to Anderson to visit relatives in the ,'"1 Hopewell section, where Mrs. Mn Morris formerly lived. The fu jneral and interment will takejtll* place tomorrow at '2 o'clock atjui? Roberts Presbyterian church. |dut Mrs. Morris was Miss Martin h,K before her marriage. She was jf.*1 a former resident of Anderson, deH having lived here until about tra< eight years ago, when she and Pic her husband went to Ona, Fla., where they had since made their home. She had been in j. | bad health for more than a year c'>? I her }??in<r <l?n ^,R-M */vwiu VlltV/ tu LUI I J I sumption. ^ Besides her husband, Mrs. to( Morris is survived by eight, t children.?Mail, Sep. 21. i,ai Kor UnlckKfllrf From lltiy Fever ' Asthma and ?uminer bronchitis, take FoleyV Honey and Tar. It quickly relu'ves the discomfort and Buttering ami I the annoyinu HVnmtomH (liRfiiinonr It 1s'1 v ko-?Uh\s and heals the inflamed air j>as- | sages of the head, throat and bronchial ' tubes. 1' contains no opiates and no | haruful drug*. Refuse * substitutes, j l l'. Sold by all Druggists. A Good Position i.eii Can I??i had l?y ambitions young ", men and ladies in the field of ,n|s' "Wireless" or Railway Tele- ?u<i graphy. Since the H-hour law became effective and since the ,,i?. Wireless Companies are estnb- "r j lishing stations throughout tin* mi"! }country there is a great short- ,hj" age of telegraphers. Positions pay beginners from $70 to $00 per month with good chance of advancement. The National t?> Telegraph Institute operates six official institutes in America, ?m>p under supervision of K. R. and Ih>Wireless Officials and places all you ill | >( 1<I( IMS 11 Will ' pay you to write them for full details at Davenport, la., Oin- 17r cinnati, ()., Portland, Ore., or in t Memphis, Tenn. 17-w4 Acute or Chronic?Wlilrti. N < matter if votir ki?liK'v trouble is "u ilefi acuteor chronic po ley's Kidney Remedy Aujl will ivmir chki". Mr. (Maudej Brown. RevnoldHVille, III., writes lie that he suffered many months with kid nry coiii|>l;iiMt which liafllt'd all treat-!' mont. A' last h?? trii'.l Foley'* Ki<liicy Kctni'ilv aii'l a f<"v i:jrj<?- l>ottl?'s HTVeteil i a <:otnpl?*!?' cum'. If? says, "I' lias liccn i \\ i of iin'Mtima'il'- vuluo to inc. SoM by all n^', DruK^i-. j,a St Woman's Missionary Union. . n w ? i T , ^(>1 I h<* \\ oman s I nion <>1 Twflv" Mill* liivrr Association ... .. .... . , S<)( will mct'l at Six Milt' 111 the I'nMir Sc|i'? il biiiltlinii Kritlav an*l Satii!*?!av afternoon's Oct. 7 and M in v.nneclion \\ it h t ui<' uvi.?T:t 1 A s sue i a 1 i u 11 . . Will publish ;t lull program j's, next week. I lope ti? have a U<xi(l at ( mlaiHV at each <>1 tlu-sc Hit-cl Mr.-. ('. K. Watson <>l (!itu-nvilli* \ !< * 1'iv. ?>! the Norlli m m I > visio'i <?l \\ . M. I . |<> liar ;ti'Mti'ii.M'il 'o I>e with u>. <<ii Also oilior workers from ;i i '< joining >? j ?ions. ai Ali ladit - 111 in i?iili : -ions ami I?? a }m arc >m?! i ? in' - ci| i-oi ii;11! \ 111\":11 M . ; , i H i ' i :i .j oik -s. Sno:Tisi!"!i?i 11 ii '! \i I!i v ! A- -<>. <' - fill' ' II'! ' - srllit.?' .; 1 >:1 ( '? ] 1 <?i : li-- ! :il l>"Vian I 1 . < ! .'io : >; i > :< i> ' his v i'k n \ !'? I . fviri?wirr -*w .* jrvrr tew - - rjr. i"~* .* '.r v.-' nvc | fot' ' S:> j jj There p'i.v . i | fjStimulant. \ p on y .ay i ![ heaUir ; 11 slronj> ion f alcohol. Do nci v/,,. | He knows. Askhii t. . 4 Consflpr.tfon h I'u c.,% r '* J ii. .!. ' ' . :4 . # i ills of advancing years; to conserve j? ir physical forces for u t-i; >?? :i?>d | ilthful ??!?I aj;-'. guard your Uulnevs h taking Foley's Kidnoy lieiM-dy. g d by all I >rtigyis?s. Clerks Sale. te of South Carolina, County of Pickens. la N. Mullins. Plaintiff. VK VV. C. Madden etal. Defendants. n pursuance of a decretal order in ^above stated cuse by Hon. Ernest iy at Chambers in Greenville S. C. ed Sent 13U. 1CI1A i ...sn " ? r. ..... ? win vo me best bidder on faleday in October [) during the legal hours for sale at kens Court House S. C. the following ? cribed tract of land to-wit: All that ? 3t or parcel of land in the County of kens in South Carolina and in Pick- m Township situate about six miles 3 in Pickens Court House bounded i>y I ils of Stephens llolden. John Conly I H. Ambler and James E.' Hagood tabling seventy (70) acres more or I i, and being the same conveyed by j 3, Medlin to T. G. Cobb and convey- I to J. E. Medliu by (3. U. Good and I ' I... ' T* . -ty. v.wini I/J UillUCH El. JiagOOO. 'erms cash. Purchasers to pay for', lers and recording the same. >t. 14 11)10 A. J. Hoggs, Clerk <>f court. i ,TH OK SOL'TII CA HOI,I N \ Couiilv ol I'lckeiiK i utiri or < niiiinuti I'lenv p inmimns lor Itelicl Complaint Served ili- Holding, .lames Koss, Wade ttoss. Miik- B l!n^s Perry, Miiry K. Itoss. Andv Itos. IMuimills, Against it Aired. Daniel lioss. Defendants ' B iiv defendants above named: itt nre Hereby Summoned mid required t?? g tvi't the eomplaint. in this action. of __ i li it copy is herewith served upon ynu, I to-cive a copy of your answer to the said; itilniut ou the subscribers ut their ollice in j ietis, Suiitli Carolina within twenty iluys I r iiit- service hereof, exclusive of the tiny ' such n-rvicc: mill if you fail to answer the i plaint within the time aforesaid, the plum- , < in this iK'tlou will apply to the Con it fori relief Ii-tiitin<le< 1 in the cniiipliilnt. me?I Auk.Hist A. I?. HMO A. .1. Wotfus. I' A |{. M C. Itougs A liinlley, j A I'luiutilVs Attorneys. ' Ihtlilel Uoss infant <lcfeu<lunt over four- | en yi'iirs of line: on ure lu-rehy soitiuioue>l hu<I ieqllire<l to | ly for the 111>|m>11 11net11 of Kuanlinn titl litem \ represent you in this notion within twenty i s lifter tin.'set vice of this summons upon . anil if yon (nil, application for such up- | itlueut will he nimle hy the phiintiIV herein, j ltoi?Lrs A Kiml li>\ I'tnintilt's Attorney* I In- absent defendant, holla Aired: like notice that the Miininor.K nnd complaint , In- aliovc entitled action >vns t<lt*?i in tin- v k's ollicir for the coun(y of I'ickenx on the ] ? <1hv of August. l'.mo, ami that the object of j . I action i> t? partition the hunt described in | " complaint, ainoiiK tin r.ainlilVs anil the i jj ['lulants according to their respective riKhli-. i [. 31, l(>!0. IIokkk.V Kind ley ! I'luintill'V a ttoiney* 1 tice of Final Settlement and Discharge. Notice is hereby ^iven that I II make apjilicati<>n to J. B. wherry Ksq., Jutl^e of Pro- . te for Pielcens c<?imly. in the ? ite <>C Soul'!) (*;iroliij;i on t lie I h day of \ lot oher MHO. ;il 10 lock in 111<* i'oicjx).,:i. or as >ii I lien 'all cr as : 11 > t > I i c a 1 ion n lie heard. !'??r leave to make al sell lemon! as (Jiiardian <>!' ashinglon Bnweii. Minor, and a ir.lt illlii < i iscrn r.;? ;; ' '..tKli.lli nl" i'l minoi. ,J. ??I;m11<!i>). ! ! <"?;!. ' Cart! of Thanks. Mr. K*lit.?ji*. I'lt'-i-i' ;111<sw me '' lit* <>( \ir;r V;titi;t!?l<' s, ice in H;iV fo ho lii'dlil" i I Pii'1.'. .iiw -i 11: I \ i li i! is di!!i'-:)!| !' >! me o \<v . i ii W!-nls in v : -Im oi i >: ; lit;' till' ti|! ; ' ii . << i i !'1 \ t) v! ; : 11' mi . i i n s ! . ii mI ! n ;i, : 'it. if. ''li i:: li i. ii1- , > ' . 11 I, i !i ' i .' ! ? lilt* ;i! ni' ' i;t m! \ ;t I i;i under; nkili^. ? : i: ' : i:! ' r I l< . t? ; r f i f&'AU : ar-.w; umv. .ST. v.m- uT c. ^cr.n' '\\X. .i (()] ''. I.! < !*?> ?.wi. J - - ' .... I . I ...v , I uay iowa >v ;apavilia i; !;Sa entirely your Uo : /. ( . A tier ( . ( <-' . > - rffT. rjV.Mim: ' t ?r . * r . M I, ' 111 ..IV. ' s!i The Tern 't w as one of ti.csc i \pc bpcot-iclcs c.ii ! 's cow hi was fed. TI.e questions bBT^ ?ot entered into liij cn'ci Mr It's only n "tenderfo< ^ r.n experiment with u co-. self regardless of digestion and nutrition. If ings for all the good he gets out of his food, grows "weak" the action of the organs of d'; and the man suffers the miseries of d/sp:ips:c To strengthen the stomach, restoi fians of digestion and nutr!i!on ai use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical falling remedy, and has the confl iveil as the praise of thonsands he la the strictest sense "Golden Mcdical Di < ine. It contains neither intoxicants nor narc i'S from onium -?1 ' _ , uuu oincr uangerous o :.s> outside wrapper. Don't let o dealer delude you for his own utomach, liver nnd blood "just as good" as "< DELICATE I | Lunch Room. Fancy Gr Meals at all hours. Qi All a. t x t i x-?u me wencacies ot l'ruits and Fancy Groceries? the lies Prompt Service and Polite . J. W. & C. L. HES Your Patronage ftjTPooi Itoom t:i f WE SEL *fl Yarrls (i in * ** *- VJL FOR SLC OUBRllMMarw -uuic, see tne "Loom-I'jicls ' Re ousehold. For "Patch-work," th i undies being sold all over the Con lg up "scraps tor patching." Soi an be found to make Children s 1) 2! Gents p L'aO v w v > w ?. * * < i ' f < \ B * f \ P I f 1 UiM CRAIG ! IPf ra I S. Ctl lit IJJ j \ ,\i r< s i milt; Inmii Cl.-mso! 2 ' Calhoun <>n Southern R.i K ...... (leiiiM: with I>r. ! : in*.- ?la? < am, eri!>, shelters and oilier ontlMi I water in t!;e eduivy. I louse !< m<l. A! .it ?5 acre i;i 11 i?. ores in o;Ik tmpx-.r; balance in nasi i i?i" . '-mi: ' tii?-*. , . ;.i i. -a'!; '*M. uhi i;1 \ ' I'.i !. ... .. . 1! ?. in-- ' t;; >? i ; 1; ' < 1.; I c?%< ol .< ><. 'r*i ; . \ iir ( :.i\ iiy i ri . ' SI ' !. V / - " vW i' <r- tr r.,1 <f *V (T 'i Pr? F.. I I ! Ghiiiii" | "V.'- ?*>, w'.. i . i n:V' i; .!'.! ; !; I < ;? . \ 111i:i?I < io li'ft Hv. i> > ar . . 1 pv'l i .i ;*k, HU'!i i A. M. derj\ yf Fan u r rritncntu! farmers, who put tfree* ;id fed her shavings. His theor' r what the cow ate so long :s sh of digestion and nourishment hi .ilalicr.s. r?l'' farmer <hfit v/ou'd try such . lint mutiy v. (nrmer feeds hime rr.i;'!:t utmost at well tit sltav . i?un m 11mt me f?omac:i csfimi nr.J runrition urc impaired ? nnd the ngon'c:! cf iiervcusness. *c (he activity of thv c: * uu wracc up tnc nerves, Discovery. Si is en uir? dcncc of physicians aa aled by its use. scovery" is n tempernnce incdiotics, and is cim free from alcohol rugs. All ingredients printed ca profit. There is no medicine for CJolden Mcdicnl Discovery." SSFNf I ? - I Restaurant. 1 ocers. I nick Lunches Served, the Season. t the Market Affords. Attention Assured. TRP Pmn'rc I ? ?.?-r - - ? \/ J/ ti 9 Solicited. < HIIlr ('1 n > l\.^ asromsiKai^xrx&szxmizjrr-nmto .L ood Calico r .nn&nts. Usetnl in every very t'liiv^. Tnomm Is oi nit ry. Cheaper than sav netimes enough of a kind resses, Waists, etc. <t vard ? ;o is csii'i a *' n \ \ J k\ f? ^ Cr I P> A %J?I-V i ( \>11*:l; \ mi!' ir- >m ; w ly. ' f ur , sj-rooiii si to w ji. ; >. t" .1'-.' /'ll i i )*( ;: < (> < ... i. :<!' afiV, :iv' >? v ' ' " < ! ' h L'* ;t'n <?> . < Ml ; . '1*1.. ; . " w v en . s *y c. V'* afcSfr xta r.oi .< >< '10 ... ' \*i: ' I i foi v ' ni'i . > ' i. i>fi) r of i1 (J, MndKr, c. c, ?l < >1?!{| i.. r?I !;, H 'HI ^ .