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40th Year PICKENS. G, OCT. 13 1010. Number 21
A Secret BMW |
In Open Letter.!
A Man in Position Jo Know Gives out {
Valuable Inside Information.
Mr. John Gooclbuyor,
Greonvillu County. 8. C.,
Dear John:- /'hen we part-'
e<l at the Fairview Stock Show
we agreed that I was the best
Judge of Horses, Buggies, etc., i
and that 1 was to look around
and lind when4 we c??uld get the |
best bargains in our now turn j
out. Now, I have spent, a good
deal of time looking around and
have decided that we will go to!
Pates & Allen Company at j
( 2 lNwtn v*illn S-i P /-i * 4- ?1 .
V1VMMUIV, kj, v>., aim libtuui
u|> there. They have some
splendid Horses and Mules and
a nice line of Buggies, Wagons.
Harness, Whips, Laprobes, etc.,
in fnrfr I'VPrvfhiiKr tlmf t?r4? will
need to buy this fall. And they
arc going to have a new load of
stock this week too. Among
them will be some nice pairs of
mules.
You will find Pates & Allen
Co., clever people to deal with
<1 nrl uii \r nf f Kmi) nrJ 11 f ? . wn f I
till, y WI U1IUII1 >>111 i J I'd I- JUUI
riy;ht. In the horse department i
you will find Mr. C. C. Allen
and Mr. J. 8. Thompson the
salesmen, either of whom will j
take pleasure in waiting on you.
In the Buggy department you j
will find Mr. W. N. Watson the;
principal salesman, with Mr. T.
11. Shock ley and Mr. W. K.
Thackston, who is also the cash-1
ierof the establishment. In tin;,
harness department you will
find Mr. J. V. Stiller who is a
first class harness man himself
and keeps a splendid line of
home made harness on hand, i
made of the verv best, niuterml
and guaranteed in every par tie-J
nlar. and if we need anything!
not in stoek 1h' will take pleas-!
nre in having it made to order,!
and lie repairs old harness to
per 'ftion while yon wail.
! 'iii'l ihe largest ?in?l mosl
< (>!a]>lt'1 c stock o! nirv thiiujs in
I ) ir Iiin' I hat I have sc-.-n any
\\ i. hi my rounds. So vm:
Ir\ iii'l mod mo th?'iv ncxl
/
M *.? 'lav a nil I ao i st if' w o w i1,
o,< . >< ? bargains ;in<l what v. r
w a . ....
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l!l :! I'vrrvtllilHC Will I)!' JIISI as
ri'i-i - li-iilcd, nv \\ ili I', t'l nsM:r?!(l
lliiil we iv< . i\I tin* worth
of one riioncv. i);iii' t I\>it In
pla< \ I'.ili-s i\ A lion Co., (Jrccnvillc,
S. (Yours truly,
I) ii i ....
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*100 Reward $100
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|>l ' 1^. i 11> li'il i II i llii' I i*i*l 1 I.S ll! It?i(
Oil*' (lr?>l?li'<l (lirtMllM* llllll 8 '1-lir ti:(IM
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ill.i in < 'atarrli. Il ii.-t iiarrh t lur .
' tit : !y p< si'ivf en now lot i . r. t < |i
;him<IimI fni-i nit v, I' lt.-ii rii ii i.itf a
i i ?ir??i a tumsiitutuniiil
treat iH'iu. H.iII'h ? -uarrii 1 inv
is tilkcil intcl'a.lh , mMll'K 'ill- i'i.1 111.<:li
the i)l'>o l an I iiiu' ouh-tirfart .i -.f iln-i
, hereby dc.st inv ins; tin- fOliii'l tion
of th fiistrBxi', and ^Ivinv; 1??? pi)
tient fttrongth l>y building tip the <v?nstitution
ami assisting nature in doing
it* work. Tho proprietors have!
ho much faith in its curative powers that
they otfer One Hundred Dollars for any
ciiHM that it fails to euro. Snntl for lint
of i 'Htimonials. Ad'ir*sj:
K. J. CUEXEY iV. * J,. i? tovitv, O.
Sold by Druggists, 7fto.
Tako Hall's I'u oily J'ills for eonstiprtioa.
Clerk's Sale.
State of South Carolina, I
County of Pickens. )
In Common Pleas Court.
W. 1). Eclens, Plaintiff,
vs.
A. J. Manley and J. A. Gosnell,
Defendants.
In pursuance of a decretal order
made on the 29th of September,
A. 1)., 1910, and on file
in the Clerk's ottice for Pickens
county, 1 will sell before the
court house door at 'Pickens, S.
C.. 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 comity of Pickens, in the
state aforesaid, containing seventy-four
and t h roe-fourths (74:j)
acres (less the four and threefourths
acres which was conveyad
by A. .J. Mauley to A. H.
Oantrell) and bounded by lands
of A. B. Cantrell, Major Ambler.
. A. Jones, Joe Stansell, Jot;
Gilliland and Jonah Simmons,
it being the same tract of land
deeded to the said A. J. Manley
by \Y. I). Edens on the same
date that the, mortgage was executed,
which deed is recorded
in tho Register of Mense Conveyance
oiiice for Picket,s county,
South ('arolina.
Terms of sale, tov. it: One-half
cash on day of sale, t lie credit
portion to he payable in one year
f /! ? tf ivf f 4 *
iiwiu un ) < 'i nuir ami in in jsi'cilred
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 purchasers to pay
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 r i> ?
C\.. U .
Clerk of Court.
Clerks Sale.
State of South Carolina I
Pickens County. \
In Court of Common Pleas.
J. T. Baily, el. al., Pltfs.
v. s.
E. A. Lindsay, et. al., I)efts.
In pursuance of a decretal oriler
made on the 27th day of
September 11)10, hy Ernest Gary
presiding judge, and on file
in the Clerk's office of Pickens
County, 1 will sell before the
Court House door at Pickens,
South Carolina, during the,legal
hours for sale on saleday in November.
1910.
All 1 lint, lot of land in the town
<>l V. ('Ill I ill, I ICKl'llS count V,
South Carolina, known in I hi'
plat of s,ii<i town as lol No. 10,
hound.-d on the north now or
formerly l?y lands of James
11 nnt r iS: Sons, cast by lol of
J anus 'Pay lor, west by lot of II.
C. Shirlt'N andsouth by Kaiiroad
slr?>i't ci n!i line: on' !<ii!*!li of
an iicrii nioiv or lc.
A Iso ;i'' 111<: 1 <>1 her ioi in the
town >i ('cutral < mjnl \ and
.tail* a(i.rr^ iid coiilainintt ? ?? iiall
am mix! thirls inoiv
. >r less, ill >un<ir<l r; ! i,v .i. ! I.
(iain . noi lli by si >*( ;. west liv
':<>< u! liic I'sl.'uc S, \v . i 'lavton.
an<I ad )i l v lots of ( . i?. Smit !i
.J. \\ . Iir<?< !: and ?>1 hers.
'!'<-fi11 of sale cash, i'urchaser
in |?;11? )in?:?-i . must comply \\ it h
term of sale immediately or I lie
lauds will !>o resold at the risk
of lonm-i purchaser. Purchaser
to pay for all pipers and the recording
of I he same.
A. .J. Hogiis,
* h i r\ 111 v (Mil I.
Clerk's Sale
State < ( South Carolina I
('oiiul v of Pickens )
In c.aiit of Comnion I'leas.
Thomas 10. Porter, et. al., IMffs.
vs
Delia I 'oi ler el. al., I )ef ts.
In pursuance of a decretal order
made on the '27th day of
September 1910 by Ernest Gary
presiding judge and on file in
the Clerk's ottice of Pickens
county, 1 will sell before the
Court House door at Pickens.
South Oarolin i during the legal
hours for sale on wale-day in November
1910,the following tracts
of land tovvit:
vmmwiM fflfflBB
Tract No. 1. Containing 853-4
acres more or less as shewn by
plat of survey made by 10. C.
Edens Surveyor on the 21st day
of August 1910 adjoining lands
of Arthur Porter, Dr. Cannon
and tract No. '2 Of the Porter
estate.
TvrwLr O ool
. nviv 11W, _j. VyV/1 I l.cl 1 I I 11 I n <?OTl
acres more or less as shown by
plat of survey made by E. C.
Edens surveyor on the '21st day
of August 1910, adjoining lands
of Wade Ohastain, James Porter,
and track No. 1 and of the
Porter estate
Tract No. 3. Containing G0-i
acres more or less as shown by
plat of survey made by E. C.
Edens surveyor on the 2lst day
of August 1910, adjoining lands
Wade Chastain, Johson James
I Porter and tract No. '2 of the
j Porter estate, these tracts of
land beiiiu" all I he land owned
by .J. F. Porter, deceased, at the
lime of his death, except ;t very
small lot near Porters Chapel
church which he had donated to
said church which does not
pass under this s; 1c.
Terms of sale towit: One
I mini cash on day of sale, the
balance in one and two years
from day of sale in equal installments,
the credit portion to bear
interest at 8 per cent per annum
and to be secured by a bond of
the purchaser and mort^a^e of
the premises sold with the privilege
to the purchaser or purchasers
to anticipate p&vnient
or to pay all cash on day of sale.
D.kt.^1 * 1
] j un iiiiwr ur purcnasers to pay
for all papers and recording the
same. Terms of sale must be
complied with in one hour or the
premises wtfl be resold at the
risk of former purchaser or purchasers.
A. J. Boggs.
Clerk of Court.
Clerks Sale.
j State of South Carolina I
County of Pickens. )
In Common Picas Court.
Edwin Earle, Plaintiff,
vs.
J. I. Vickery, et. al , Defts.
In pursuance of a decretal. orI
dor made on the '29th day of
1 September by Ernest Gary, preI
1 i 1
siuing judge, and on tile in the
Clerk's office for Pickens county
1 will sell before the Court
House door at Pickens, South
Carolina, during the legal hours
for sale 011 salclay in November
11910, all that piece, parcel or
J tract of land situate lying and
i being in the county and state
I aforesaid 011 the south side of
I Cedar ('reek waters of Keowee
! River ;k1 i< ?i ni 111' ImikIu of 1 P
'Carey, Roht. Stewart. I>. P>
! Murphree ami others, containing
<?.") acres more or less,
i Hein<r t lie irart 'of laml < <?nveved
to.J. 11. Yiokery tin- 21st
<lay of Januarv, !i>OT. I>y II.
! Hillin^sley.
i Terms of saleea^h. I'uivhasi-.-v
to pay for all papers ami for
, i lie recording ol the same,
j Vcrim; of : ale must !>.> complied
with in on. - hoti or tin premises
will In- resold ;11 11:.* risk of former
pureh.uir.
.\. -J. BolJ^S,
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ysr,- ?
.rtu , .ai -civkv
vr v * $ \ ^ ^
? & ?..- ..WS..-1 ir.^: <SX&l? H H
'.vji.. .>.. ?]).i Mood
-? rr. - Wtj
r'- 1 .,'Vmic-.&s
....-ii-utism, r^zcma)
' - Humors.
H. H. H (il >: hi)' I 'ion*I i * -? <I) ' > ?
! iii\ i?n'0(t ii.: nm?. kills lite |m?-ho?i
j iii ?li-* m|*mi I mill then |i"iific - miii'ir
.1 flood of pure, l icit blood direct to
skin Hiirfaoe. ' ones joints, and
\ l vt-.- if list-jifi" im located. In thin
w , .ill hives, ulcerr pimples, eruptions
| iti- healed and cued. pains and aches
>r Klieiinm'ism ci>?8i>, a welling subaide.
H. }'. H. completely clnmgeH the body
into a nlt-tin healthy condition, f'iviii)?
the akiij tin* rich, reel huo of perfect
healtri. B. 1$. B. curea the. worat old
cases. Try it.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM BBB
jilettnnnt nncl naro to tnico; compemed ol pure
llotantc lnure<llentK. It mirltlpx nml
the Uloixl. H. U.K. .strengthen!) the .. rveH
anil builds up tlie broken <lown syntcni. Druse,
gists 11.00 I'MK I.AItaiv HOl'rLH w ill ?lireo
lions for home cure.
Sold at All Drug Stores.
'I
I,
I nuJN. laji.h Lv. iii ,h,ASK, Go
during the forenoon in front of
j parade of automobiles.
The second day will be de
awaiding of prizes, and the shn
demolishing of a temporary for
igreat leatures of the l air.
The third day will be givei
drivers are expected to take pa
BUT THE MOST IMPOR
THAT ARE TO BE ON HA
I
All important and beyond desc
and up-to-date Comedy Com pa
comedians will give exhibitions
child who may be fortunate enc
reputable, clean and absolutely
dred miles of Pickens Court l ie
this splendid show,
T'Ui?n liru K-1 <" n
iiiv.il m. nave auuillCI WUI
and Monkey Circus." Under i
han will exhibit 250 trained mo
feats of skill and intelligence
dumb animals, and the various
of amusement to the eyes of ch
Then there will be a beaut
' ride and mak?*. merry all clay lo
the shape of a magnificent mov
hibitiou of marvelous moving p
ive moving' picture shows in th<
:i
l;or any sensible, intelliget
i have a good time
i
It will be the largest, best
I held in the state of South Caro
land people will be given an op
and comical shows; all clean, ri
| scores of trained monkevs and
go-round; floral parade; Woodr
best comedians in the country;
show, and the ladies exhibit of
The Piedmont Band will fi
The first day will be knowi
and elsewhere will be on hand
These, while the main feat
' to mention them all here. Cv>r
j never a^ain have the opportuni
To the ladies and children
i in ',-in to jiing you to the Fair,
hibit. him as the meanest man
Inzv and mean to take his wife
If you have toothache, ear;
i or a mean disposition. come to
1 i1 ('K x s'
is the original?has been
1:. standard for thirty-five
years.
Then; arc thousands of
so-called "just as good"
"Emulsions, but they are
j not?they arc simply imi
! tat ions which are never
as good as the original.
| '1'hey arc like thin milk?
SCOTT'S is thick like a
i
| heavy cream.
If you want it thin, do
i it yourself ?with water ?
! but dont buy it thin.
FOU HALF. 1JY AU< DttTTGOISl'Sl
Send 10o.f nam? [of paper nnd thla ad. tor onr
beautiful Havlnga Hank and Child'* Hkntoli-Oook.
Knch bank contain* n Good J.uek Penny.
SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Pearl St.. New York
SipB HAIRRBAL8AM
IKjJH c.'lf *n?.'? ai.d brtm .'.cj I!: i hair.
1'ronK/iua a lniunanl (frowtli.
J3H WoTor rails to noatoro Gray
Hair to it* Youthful Color,
aealp rtiM>awi * hair filing.
It ^|3_ *V,an?t |l U) at l>njgglitt j
, jolliest. funniest, cleanest and m<
>lina. The programme has been *
oriunity to see for the first time, a
?putal>le and high class. There v
goats; fine racing, sham battle; m
nan parade; good speaking and g
to say nothing of the stock aivl fr
skill in home industries and need
irnish music and plenty of it durii
1 as Woodman's day and Woodm
to take part in the Woodman j
vernor-elect of South Carolina, w
the Court Mouse. On this day t
voted to showing of stock and I
im battle. The sham battle will c
t to be constructed for the occasic
'if ujy vv
it person who comes to the Picke
i up entirely to racing, and fine 1
rt. There will be some daring ri<
TAN T FEATURES WILL BE '
ND AND EXHIBIT DURING 1
ription will be Al. S. Evans' interc
ii). Under a great tent fifteen sj
of skill in their line, which will in
>ugli to attend. Too much canno
m " '* '
iv.v.1 in way, ailLl uveryo
Duse will be fully repaid for the trc
iderlul and attractive exhibition k
a large and splendidly equipped li
nkeys and goats. These animal
The performance ol the goats wil
funny tricks of the monkeys larg
e oldest and youngest visitors at I
;r?n? 1 ?
.nj.ij ^jui|j[jcu uicrry-^o-rouiia o
ng. Mr. Lawrence will also be o
ing picture show. Everybody sh<
ictures. It is undoubtedly one ol
2 country today.
ures of the Fair, are by no means
ne to the Fair. Be on hand early
It,, U 1 - 1- :i ? r
i?.jr \ji r>uv-n till C.XIUIJlllOn Ol
of Pickens county. if the old 111
toll tho committee about it all
in America. Tho meanest man 011
and childroif to a fruoshow.
icho or stomachache; if you arc s
the Fair and it will curc you?
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for j p
SPEEDY RELIEF, s
Nearly Evervjbod^ ?
TAKKS ^
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
"Sot YOU? :
I -I
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FOtEYSKlBSEYMiS.<
fou Backache Kio>,crs?Mi>OuDDr.u
as County Fa r, and doesn't
ost enjoyable county fair ever
comple ely changed this year,
. lot of wonderfully unique
. 111 .1 i % 11
in ue me lKUioon Assension;
oving picture shows; merryood
acting by some of the
inn product exhibit, poultry
le work.
ng tie three day} of the fair.
au trom all over the county.
>arade and to welcome the
'ho will deliver an address
here will be a beautiful llnml
arm products, judging and
onsist of the attacking and
n, and will prove one of the
lorses and good riders and ^
fl I II (Y 1 11/1 fn r*o # ?
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HIE DIFFERENT SHOWS
L'HE DAYS OF THE FAIR.
isting and attractive high class
)lendid actors actresses and
terest every mail, woman and
t be said of this show. It is
ne within a radius of one hunnible
they may take to see
mown as "Hannihan's Goat
touse of canvas, Mr, Hannis
are trained to marvelous
il prove a treat to all lovers of
e and small will bring tears
the tair.
? s 11
ii willed yuuu^ una oia can
n hand with his attraction in
Dulcl be here to see this exi
the finest and most attract,
all the shows. It is useless
and remain late. You may
1 i
11113 IX. I I 1 1.1 ,
an is too lazy and stingy and
lead of time and tlu-.y will cxearth
is the fellow who is too
uffrring from ireneml dehilifcv
-?/
), iM ) and '2 1.
Do "You Got. Up
a lam-? Baclt?
:ivlnr/ Trouble Makes Vou Miserable.
A': "Oft evervon 1 knov j >r. 1%. n.i r\;
iwamp-Koot, t'.u kic.i ev, iiver aiul
bladder remedy, be
roved so successful that a special artngcinent
lias been made by which all
jadere of this paper, who have not al?ady
tried it, may have n sample bottle
;nt free by mail, also a book telling
lore about Swf.mp-Root, and how to
ndoutif you have kid- *
ey or bladder trouble.
/lieu writing mention ftf/M*":!! -.V
ading this generous
ITer in this paper t.nd
;tld your address to
>r. Kilmer & Co.,
inghamton, N. V. The regular fifty-cent
ad one-dollar size bottles :ir sol< 1 by
II druggists. Don't make any mistake
ut remember the name, Swniup-Root,
ir. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ttdress,
Binghamton, N. Y.,oii every bottle.
ftuuftt&Jt's Arnica Salve
The Best Salvo In The World.
? eaiiM* <?i rcnuivkV
! ahli; health restoring
;) i^X-y ^ l [ properties Swuuip^
i > iioo; Inllills almost
r if W i vory \vi..h in ovcrj\
V ] u coming rheumatism,
I''?. ? Vv pain in the back,kid' 'U
, ,[ iicvs, liver, bladder
ij Ikt? and every part of the
j * _}J urinary pr.svagc. It
' corrects inability to
old water and scalding pain in passim* it.
r had effects following use of 1 if)nor, wine
r beer, an<l overcomes that unpleasant
ecessity of being compelled to go often
lirough the day, and to get up many
ines during the night.
Swamp-Root is not recommended for
verything but if you have kidney, liver
r bladder trouble, it will he found just
lie remedy you need. It has been thorughly
tested in private practice, and has