Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 (V 1 atzered April 23. 19ID3 at PicKCL -- - - a2 ter, umter act of ':nre of . -h 1879 P JAN 5 1911. PARK "A nierry Christmas and a happy New Year" to my Pick ens County Friends for thei r leberal patronage which' has enabled me to make 1 91 one of my most successful years. YOUR Patronagc is appreciated. During 1911, with the help of Henry McKenzie and Bu t Wood, I shall try to give ou 'our best service. Soliciting 1 coatinuance of your trade for 1911 I am, Yours Truly, A. K "More Goods For Less Money" .YOliJR toui EASY.? Use Putnam's Fadeles Dye or Diamond Dyes. A Full Line of Both. Don't forget that White Pine & Tar for that Cough Hits the Spot! And REMEMBER We Carr a complete line of DRUGS Keowee Pharmacy, VESTA The Brand, if you want high ass, Cake, Rolls, Loaf or Buiscuit r Christmas. Try our Vesta our. It is the best snade out oi heat. 100 per cent pure patent d costs you no more than comn on Flour. Drop in and. let us fil ur bill for Christrnas Frun ~s anc LL kinds of G' hings to eat ew Lot ried al ds, HLats -rRADF7M AM K _S _REGISTERED. The Origin of ostr metlzrs. Mr. Royster believed that success awaited the man curer of Fertilizers who would place quality . above other considerations. This was Mr. Royster's idea Twenty-seven years ago and this is his idea to-day; the result has been that it requires Eight Factories to supply the demand for Royster Fertiizers, F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY. FACTORIES AND SALES OFFICES. NORFOLK, VA. TARBORO, N. C. COLUMBIA, S. C. SPARTANBURG. S. C. MAaON, GA. COLUMBUS GA. MONTGOMERY, ALA. BALTIMORE, MD. ie T tnounty of Picie to-day; -.-------l acourt of Common Ples. F ummons for Relif-Comaplaint Served Wilminton :eingsad Trust Co. .igainst JR31. Hubbard Defendants To the defendant abov~e named: FA CE AE OF . You are Hereby $unynaned andl required to - ansiwer the complal'ut .1h thi's action, of uand to serveia cofy of yCnt Answer to the said 19 whchuamop s er lewith servedfuponeyou, comolaint on the subscribers at their offe in -9 Pickens, South Carolina within twenty days wnafter the service hereof, exclusive of the day I lave Com(e to a Cletser and each of. them have been ,wl of such service: and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain rI I - ex peCt to make 1911 a banne * . - tiff in this action will apply to the. Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Dec. 12th A. D. 1910 Boggs, C.C. P. 'C. . P. Boggs & Findley, e, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To J. M. Hu tied that the "omplaint You are hereby " Clerks office of Picki In this action was filedr..,0 ens county 17 day of Dec. I Findley, We desire x thank our B ,orneys friends and custon -s for the . Auditor's Notwce. liberal patronage during th The time for taking the returns T1 fiscal year 1911, will open January 1 eard shaal do all n and close February 20th, 1911. tThe Auditor or his deputy will be the following places to take returns: our owe ititO erita C)flCalhoun M-anday (p. rn.) Jan. 16. 191 Central, Tues. & Wed " 17 & I tiu ce ,t te sme fr xCateechee, Thursday.'(a. mn.) Jan. 1 Norris Thursday (p. mn.) Januarv Liberty Frif & Sat. (noon) Jan.20 & E~aslev Mon. and Tues Jan. 23 & Easleyv Zotton Mill Wed. (a. mn.) Jan Gflenwood "' " " (p. mn.) Jan Cross Plains Thu. (a. mn.) January Loopers Gin Thu. (p. mn.)" Daw'sville Friday (a. mn.)" Pee\'-reek Friday (p mn.) - Punipkintown Sat. (a. mn) Holly Springs " (p. mn.) ' Mile Creek Tuesday (p. mn.) Six Mile Wed. (a. mn.) Fehruary Praters ". (p. mn.) Eastatoe Saturday" * U' Returns will be taken in office dulrii * - whole time. Respectfnil. mW ~ WV N. A. CHRISTOPHER. One-price Cash erchants. _-__ Secret Order Meetings. IMasonic-A. F. & A. M. meel Saturday nights on orjbefor the full moon So~ ate BUlru M jeay nights on orafe the fu K. of P.-Meets every Mor P hne 45day night after -the first an 0 en hird Sundays. W. 0. W.-Meets every fir: and third Tuesday nights. FOR THAT KEG OF City Council meets Tuesda M nights after first Mondays. - -You are cordially invited i E U Uattend the Thanksgiving ente ~ fltainment at the home of Mr W - J. P Wakefield Thursday 0< is Am THAT RACGHES THE 8 i "I ober 24h CI TS Id Baptist La At a mee ::ommittee men's Missi -i~ for South Carolina held in Greenville, a was arranged for a co f laymen, which will Columbia in January. ast meeting of the Bapt State Convention in Laurens, it was decided to hold a Lay men's Convention in Columbia early in the year 1911, in order that the work may be morea thoroughly organized, and steps taken, if necessary, to put in the field an active secretary, de voing all, or part of his time to the organization of the move ment in the Baptist churches of the State. The committee in Greenville decided to hold the meeting in the first Baptist church of Co lumbia on January the 11th. There will be two sessions of the Convention, the first meet ing at 4 o'clock inthe afternoon, the secoad at 7:30 in the even ing. Well arranged programs for the meetings are being planned. It is expected that Dr. J. T. Henderson, secretary of the Laymen's Movement in the Southern Baptist Conven tion' will be present, ahd an effort is being made to have Dr. A. J. Nining, of Loidon, Can ada, who recently st-rkred the hearts of the people at thie Bap tist State Convention in '.au rens. Dr. Vining is a ma.A of wonderful power, and evefy ef fort is being made tohave bim present. Dr. Wm. H. Smith, of the Foreign Mission Board. Richmond, Va., will also be present, and everything points to an enthusiastic meeting. All those who contemplate attending should write to Dr.. E. G. Quattlebaum, COI S. C., in order dations ma st .co . nam |baum, 1 he maya |securing acc | The Laym 26l movement has a one of the strongest good in the church doubtless after the me |Columbia, great progre be noted throughout the Ba churches in the State. C. E. Robinson, Chairman. T. 0. Lawton, Secretary. Laymen's Movement S. C. Bap-e tist State Convention. el Emancipation Day Exercise. On January 2nd 1911, Profes 'sor'James A. Tolbert, of Green 11 ville, S. C.. delivered the Eman cipation Proclamation address ~ at the (colored) Methodist Epis .d copal church. His singular subject, and treated in his tubiquitous style was "What is the matter with Sambo?" Y The weather was extremely disagreable and uigplicitous, ;oyet there was a ma fent r-i audience present to gre, - and enjoy the wit, land wisdom which the >rator's lucid s which lhe pi oved hi tt adepnt.T J