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I1%.7 LOCAL BREYITIES Some Thibgs You Know ald Sone You Don't Know About Our TOWs, County & People . --ouis Copel has just return ed from a business trip to At lanta. -Miss Lucia Earle visited rel 4 ? atives in Easley and Greenville, last week. -Arthur Lewis, who is one of Uncle Sam's middy boys, is spending his vacation with hoiie folks in Pickens. -Hon. J. E. Boggs is acting solicitor at the Greenville court this week, while Solicitor Bon ham is in Columbia'.. -Mr. J. D. Harris, of Green yille, spent a portion of this week in Pickens, the guest of his brother, T. D. Harris. -Mr. J. G. McWhorter, of Liberty, is visiting his father-in law, J. J. Pickens, of the Hope well section of Oconee county. --Mrs. W. A. Gresham, of Atlanta, Ga.. spent a portion of last week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hester. in Pick ens. -Mr. M. F. Hester made e flying visit to Walhalla this week. He reports evervthing progressing finely hevond the Keowee. -Mr. and Mrs: J. T. Partrid :e and Miss Mattie Fi ley, have re turned from a pleasant visit to relatives and friends in Atlanta and other points in Georgia. -Capt. I. M. Mauldin, who was appointed on Gov., Blease's staff, attended the inaugural ex ercises in. Columbia last week, returning to Pickens Saturday: -Thy many friends in this section bf J. S. Williams, of the Peter's 4Dreek sp io- -will learn wjth re \t th isquite ill at s home is suffering with -&ds the heart. -Jesse Lewis. who has been at work in a machine shop in Atla ta, is epding a few dayvs with home folks in1 Pickens. an(d w\icntl-, n .E od it~ ecomst ul board andJ ca ) wa )be o ' -Mrs Porter w'if- of D.r. F. .Porter. of Pickens, has been uite ill for several days but is tter at this writing. Her son. asey, who is attending the Tniversity of S. C., came home n account of her illness, but he -ill return to his studies Mon y --I will have a lot of County iules at the Court House on1 ednesday, the 1st day of Feb Sary, 1911. which I will sell or? ade. if you have any' good tock that you wish to trade for heaper mules see me that dlay. Jas. B. Craig, 4 County Supervisor. -W. E. Crenshaw was in ickdns Friday making deeds to is lands near Mile Creek, ought of J. WV. Sheriff, wxhich e was trading to Mr.W.. Smith, of Westminterv H 1as traded Mr- Smith out of a arm on the Oconee side of Keo >e. and will, in the fuiture. resident of that counau aa0s atna-' - - says: "Mr. John L. Phiips and family moved last week to Pick ens whree they will make their home this year. Mr. Phillips will saw shuttle blocks for the Southern Shuttle and Bobbin Co. -The Guano Companies are taking time by the forelock and are advertising their goods and their dealers in the Sentinel Journal. They are all good brands, as you doubtless know, and, of course, you will buy those brands that suit you best. -Mr. C. W. Alford, a well known citizen, formerly a resi dent of Central, died at his home in Greenville on last Friday, after a few weeks illness, of paralysis, aged 63 years. He was a member of the Methodist church, and after appropriate services by is pastor his remains were caried to Central and inter ed in the cemetery there. He is survived by two children, Harry J. Alford, of the Southern Rail way and Mrs. Leila Goodwin. -Mr. W. 0. Singleton died at his home in Easley on the 14th instant, aged 72 years. He was born and raised near Dacus ville, in this county, and for a number of vears after the war he cried the public sales for the clerk and sheriff of this county. He later moved to Oconee coun ty, settling near West Union, where he resided until about two vears ago when he came back to E7sley. Mr. Singleton served through the war with gallantry and distincton. He was twice married, first to a Miss Rackley by whom he had four sons; his second wife was a Miss Cole, by whom he had two sons, all of them. living. His remains were interred -t Peter's Creek church by the side of his first wife. Mr. Singleton's many friends, and especially his old comrades in arms, will learn with sorrow of his demise. -Mr. Asbury E. Kelley. a most prominent and substantial citizen of the Hagood's Mill setion of the county, died at his homne ydsterday, the 25th inst., Mr.1 Kee y-as boin in 'sorth n.- He{ wa a momer of Pote' Chapel Methodist Churc andone. Cf the pillars f this institution and his 1oss wil be keenly felt by the memn .ers. His remains will be in erred there thIs evening. Mr. elley leaves a wife and sever l children besides a host of relatives and friends to mourn his death. As the clods 'hide the mortal remains of our friend, we drop a tear in memory of is upright and faithful walk bhrough life. While he was a allant confederate soldier and n many a fierce battle.he has ought his last fight, but he is able to triumph even over death od can exclaim, '0, death! there is thy sting? 0, grave! ~vhre is thy viciory?" Ho has ouht a Qood ff;ght: he has kom the faith, ar d has cone to ais eternal rev.';.rd. Peace to s ashes. To the wido-:: who nourns in her de:-) iUun Zand tMi chlkl-:m whof e'rr in hd -Do no oret1. tO pay our advlorum Tax to the ity CiYk on or before F-bruarv 14 for. af er that time a 20 ercent Pei altv will be added. Do you want to sell your' farm or town property? See, H. M. Hester 'The Real Estate Man." Office in Pickens Bank Building, Pickens. S. C. -J. A. Smith, photographer, will be in Pickens on Mondays of each week instead of Satur days as heretofore. All who want first class work see him. -Dr. T. A. Seawright's Den tal office is in the Masonic Tem ple, upstairs, over the Pickens Drug Co.'s store. When in need,' of dental work calL and see him. -Have you purchased that farm yet? I have some nice places on my list. Write or see me for anything in Real Estate.; H."M. Hester, The Real Estate Man. Office in Pickens Bank Building, Pickens, S. C. Wanted-Orders for Cabbage Plants-Grown in the fields and' Frost-Proof. 1.000 crated 1.25: '2,000 or more, 1 per thousand, f. o. b. Young's Island. Ad dress, Ernest M. DuPre Co. Columbia, S. C. -For the benefit of those W1ho wx-ish to,. settle their accou'nts durinm. yiv absence from Pick ens. Can do so b seeim j. . Ashmore. who halS 2Ccess to my books and is authorized to re ceipt vou for any amount von pay.~E. B. .Webb. -Mlarried, on the 22d inistanU at the esidence of and by B. D . MaildnJ N. P. Miss Nora Chap man to Mr. Crayton Oliver, the bride is a, granddaughter of Mr. Silas Curtis, the groom is a son of Mr. T. G. Cliver, both of this county. May they have a pleas ant and prosperoas journey through life. -Herbert Newton, son of Hon. J. H. Newton, of our town, sur prised his friends by getting I married last Wednesday night. The charming young lady whose heart and hand he won was Miss Cara Ram pey, of the Mill Vil a ge. The ceremony occurred at the home of the bride's parents! and was performed by R~ev. W. A. Christonher. The happy '-nung coi'ple havec the best wi-. es of their ma'ny friends' for a Uo'- pV er1us and har i 'e. 1igo is t wokiaigf StV. JonCuteawo sd. ~1' I I rary Hiot spen a fwhusi bory Joon. hi ayfin.si EASl2TER ARS at REEi ia gof ti hea ursh liteill Btwn. Gary Hiotspnt ews orsi townSimay.-arfi anI FC Use Pttni's Fadelps Dye or Diamond Dyes. A'Ful Line of Both. Don't forget that White Pine & Tar for that Cough H-fits the Spot! And REMEMBER We Carr a complete line of DRUGS Keowee Pharmacy, PARK "A merry Christmas and a happy New Year" to my Pick ens County Friends for their leberal patronage , which has enabled me to make 1910 one of my most successful years. YOUR Patronage is apprecia-ted. During 1911, with the help of H ernry McKenzie and Burt W;od, I shall try to give you our best service. Soliciting a continuance of your trade for 1911 I am. Yours Truly, A. K., P Am0R1K. est End. Green711C.e. - c . "MAore Goods For Less Money" Th1rad i' n wint h'ighr th-o isdighi uy Th are fd notmet y aterestndsupbefrehimatal time moewrkta Now Bst feSor SThCSe brokedW >wis wis aotre sang ill inesodpr o sines il ea :dtedo soin have fdlled Thsie andarere find nou imeto Godayahr stds upLIBefE IND at alrieasoe orkices. les ornyey that are poetbl do. Sme a with time tehae who wantsce uples quis Hacusteceied get moe Now, moDat oNINSHET-EIGH arcoen. ach. eDon't fore thafle many seftes aae pfryuche on our BAPRGAIN COUNTERS at reasonable prices. Come to see us for your wvants; we will try to please you. 3RA C R S I a4 K, n -r - B.'.B 13 (Vot.ne Bloo Btord) is :he only Blood Remedy that kiis r1 poison in the blood and then jwrifie it--send. ing a flood of pure, rich boca direct to r the skin surface. beies. joints, and wherevor :h#- dise-ase is located. I this way all .--s uloers pimples. eruptions are healed arn *.. peirs %n4 aches of Rheumatism ceas., S , . B. B. B. coapletely ch. . c I dy into a clean healthy condition, aiving the skin the rich.' red bue of perfect health. B. B. B. cures the wost old cases. Try it. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM-B BB pleasant ana safc to tage; Composed of pure Botanic ingredients. It purifies and enriches the blood. B. B. U. strengthens the nerves and builds up the broken down system. Drug. gists$1.00PER LARGE BOTTLE with direc tions-for home cure. Sold at All Drug Stores. Tax Notice. Office of County Treasurer, niekeng iCounty. Pickens, S. C., September :th 1910. The books for the collection of State and County taxes will be open from October 15th 1910 to December .Ist 191o. Those who prefer to do so can pay In jiinua. ry 1911, with I per cent additiona Those who prefer payinx mn February N9l, cari Co so with 2 per cent additional. Those who prefer paying in March 1911. to t;c I!th o said month, can do Iy paying an additional 7 per cent. After said date the toks wi!; close N. B.-Tax payers owning prurerty or paying tax for otLers, will please ok fc tax receipt in eah township or special sehoo: izstrict in which he or ther7 May OWn roe:.This is ve-y% importan:t is there atre sLo -mnar'.Iv special school ditrs. T;oe wh(, (10 noi wish to Mer M tothe Otc e('4, w:C t::e. Tot later than D)-eember::th, nr.1 v:iil f: Tkh then with the a:::unt due end th::: c~a; ,Ie:lit meniv .hee!-. mone o:der or reKie letter, ff Itnps ar; .!nt 1o not se:ni above two Oiz cnt, a., 1 ca'.not unV ti em. fl (e o not send me cash with.r rcis:eri n -ne. . is lIable to get lo:t: if .ent r 1- It n.. u he at sender s risk. Levy for ,.tate t-x . .... ....5%.i Levy for Costituti i S.'l -: .1 L~evy ftr rim y~ ud t- ......,z-jy L.vy o *r inpra Fu.m ....... ....... Levy '4)r (haml Gjn------ ....' mi!m Levy for St!tel Comstaie -.... 1m 18 mili' -pu SCHOOL TAX. Special Levy fcr Schi.(j 1,islri N 1. 2 1. ils special Levy for Sebmoi ikstrict No.:. ilt Special Levy for School )'strfct No.:..2 mills Special Levy fo: Sch,'; Distrir-t No. 4....2 mills Special Levy for -egoor i;Ntri. No. .2 mills Speciai Lev; for Sevol 1; stl;et No. 8,...2 mills Special evy for School District No. 9.. 10 mills Special Ley for Sehool Distric-t No. 10, 14 mills ,pecial Levy for Schoo! D'istrict No. 11, 7% mills Special Levv for School listrict No. 13...6 miis Special Levy :-.r School Dlstrlc't No. 14.. .4 mills soeeial Levy fr Sebra'l oistri't No. 16.. .2 mills Speia. Levy for Sehoo! Dihtrict No 1'...4 mills Special Levy for Srhool District No. 18,. 2 mills Special Levy for School District No. l0, 2mills Speciu Levy for selwoni "srict No. Z..2 mills Ni~ '*'4 uo"" so:0 r1 , 2'... mills' Special J. '. -I f -r . n i. jI(t .O,. . S I ee"a . . ll mis SPeckel~t Levy f. -i ; :;. :7:: .. .z n is Specaa! L evy lo orQs lb;i.-t r- .'. 3!. 5 Mills Speciel .evy - or schol - i *.. No. :,. 4 mills Spec'il Levy fo -, !oo ! I j '5-- . -_1 mill. pe . y :; I f 4. 3. ills Speend I~v tyr Schi .4)4 stri ' No. 4... mills Spen*4'! c.vi' b r '.-o.l D'tri't N. *... mills .Pen. ( :l.v 14or Sede 00' ) N. n, mills ILev ir 're- to" l'i.i~5.z p. .ic.d . rcra . -o r .... .. .. ... m ills la i 4,**ato: 1'- Il i. i;ondus . I e e --- aig ..... .' mills - 0.. citizen - - -o-:feder - rsand' .1' . '. e.sons - e March hse f SELECT YWR. GI.yFTS 1Po:l no beautiful showinz of .sewxelry. and you will finai 6::- I. . --%.h thnor (mr:.-~ nop)reciated. Our dlisplay s ZI:' so w~ell chosen that thev (can be readily termed "Gif ts tha~t Charm." WATCHES AND TOILET. ARTICLES, CLOCKS AND* SILVERW ARE are well' shown bere for 'your deliht. as well as other gifts innumrerable. S'omething for every memb~er of ihe Kamily. Prof essional Cards J. E. BOGGS w. E. FIDLJEY BOGGS & FINDLEY Lawyers Pickenis, S. C.