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deks SonllnolJourual GAL BREVITIES S -o ThIlgs You Knnow lad'Som You Don't Know About Oar Towns, County & people -Dr. and Mrs. F. S. BWrter ave returned from Baltimore. -Jas. P. Cary jr.., is onoGov. 'ase's ellglblellst for appoint. m4t as a special judge. -+B. J. Garvin, of Atlarta, l i-, oting the family of Treavurer I yvin, of Pickens, ithis week. -R. R. Roark has just rdJurn r rom Columbia, wheue he i eied prisoners from thiscoun : o penitentiary. -The New Telephone 11irec -s are out and those wiehing y can get same by .calling * lie central office. Miss Gussie Cureton, who tending school in Greenville ny. ut the week-end with her -ier, Mrs. K. L. Curoton in ans. %londay was salesday and the time for the meeting of Farmers County Union. e wasn't much doing along r line. ohe time for collecting Road * has been extended until the nst., and Supervisor-J. B. says he wants ewerybody 'to road duty to pay up. ried, March 6th. by Rev. Atkinson at Camp Creek h, Mr. M. H. Bolding to \.nnie Duckworth. Th(eit triends vish them a long happy lite. 'he Pickens County singing ation will meet with Grif 3aptist Church March 25 Pverybody cordially invited tend. E. M. Bolding Pres. - . Burns, of Walhal ras in ;Piclkens the greatei of last week. From .h euvering, we IPae;- he was dening timber" with a view spiring next year for Con sional honors. The grand jnry have .ap Sted the members of thai that are t9 take in, hand carry out the recommenda of Judge Gage, to the effeci *they look into the schoo: itlons In this County, and rt at the next term of Couri list has been handed in too to be published this week will appear in ouir next issu( A plan to clean off and ~e walks in the cemetery ih 1t completed, and Tuesday i 4th instant is the day sel 4' t for the work. All thos< WEare Interested are asked tc hI : either by giving work om uniway. Mr. John F. Harris kindly offered to superin. *';the work, and will see thai -properly done. The towr no resource for funds tc this expense is why the 3 are asked to do It. How we think that if we can get the cemetery In good ,the council w ill help keer If the werther: is .Inclem-, i the day set~ apart, anoth I be chosen -and the par iterested will he notified. loyd Grandy returned Sat from Oklahoma city, on 'lness trip for a~ few days. ives glowing accounts of S country. He reports that ty Fields and Lucius Earle wvent weost at the same he did, have gone on to I& n geles, California, wvhere have both found work, 1 iwith the express company * nce man and Earle has ~k in his chosen profession, 1 f pharmacist, as soon as he ah ~alify under the Cali fo n' laws. They are both wtt pleased with the bright 1)rI)oIcts ahead of them in their IICw home and It Is needless to -AL. D. Mann's article on his trip -to Texas is crowded out this week but will appear next. For Sale:-One 6 h. p. Peerless engine for sale. Apply to Thos. A. Kelley, Pickens R. 3, , 0. -Mrs. George Hendricks died suddenly, at her home nea Clemson College, on last Sunday night and was buried the day following at old Stone Church, Further particnlars are unob. tainable. -The Pickens Hardware and Grocery Co. have awarded the prizes and are now looking for the -~clahiants to come forward and get their premiums. The numbers winning are as fol lows: Plow, 710; knives and forks, 40; sack of flour, 520. Look up your tickets and go get your premium. -The program of the Liberty township semi-annual S. S. con vention will be held with the Liberty Methodist church on Saturday, March 11th, 1911. A very interesting program has been arranged and will be suc cessfuly carried out. It begins at 10 o'clock, a. M. and closes at 3:15, with one hour for dinner. Everybody cordially invited tc attend. -Rev. J. L. Harley of Spar tanburg, who is at the head of the anti-saloon and law and or der league of South Carolina, gave an interesting lecture in the Pickens Methodist church Monday night, and also ad dressed a crowd in the court house Tuesday. He will be back in this county on thc fourth Sunday in this month, speaking at one of the churchec at Easley on the morning of that day and at night at Pick ens in the Baptist church. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon l will hold a meeting for men on ly in the court house, to which every man in the county is in. vited to come. At this meeting some startling facts and figureL will be disclosed and it behoovei every right thinking man, tha1 dan possibly do so, to come ani hear him. -Look up our contest dope or the last page and see the lnt healthy bunch of runners lined up there and see if you can pick the winners. If you think theys ain't in here start off some one you think -can win and then dc all you can to make them suc. cessful. This thing is getting interesting, It is creating a heai of talk and lots of comment. People are becoming enthused, they are getting anxious and want to see you enter and also wvin. Write to the contesi department for any informatior and if you get "stuck" let um know and we will help you out. This is going to be one of th< grandest contests ever pulled off in this country and you can. not afford to miss being in it. The nominating coupon will la discontinued shortly so start sonie one off now. -Hon. B. B. LaBoon, whc has served the city of Pickens for two terms as Mayor most acceptably, has resigned his po sition, to accept a more lucra tive job. He has served most acceptably, and his friends and the people generally, of the city are sorry he has resigned. Mr. J. F. Harris Is acting mayor for the unexpired term and makes an excellent presiding officer. 1His friends have been opportun ing him to stand for election for the regular term, and he would look well after the town's inter est were he elected, but Mr'. Harris, wvhen approachedl by a representative of this paper r-el ative to his candidacy, replied, "most emphatically (10 I de cline to run; tell the people thero's 'nothing doing' with mo."' T1he election will b~e in April and the citizens will de cide before that time on a good safe man to hold the reins of goenent for the hext two vears. -Anderson 8-4-4 is made up of ingredients that make cotton put on fruit. After January 1st, 1911, the Pickens Oil Mill will gin on Friday's only. Dec. 29tf. -Anderson 8-4-4 costs a little more at the start, but it makes so much more in the end. -For land anywhere in Pick ens county see or write J. R. Ashmore, 'The Land Man." -Good farmers say that the Anderson 8-4-4 is the best and cheapest fertilizer you can use. -The Anderson 8-4-4 goods make cotton fruit from the ground up, and there is nothing better for corn. Do you want to sell your farm or town property? See H. U. Hester "The Real Estate Man.I' Office in Pickens Bank Building, Pickens, S. 0. -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. -Fine Morgan Stallion! Any one wishing the services of this horse will see W. T. Nalley, 24 miles below Pickens, on the Easley and Pickens road. Ut -Dr. T. A. Seawright's Don 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. -WANTED: 300 wood chop pers, wages from $1.25 to $2 per day, also 40 head of mules 40 head of oxen. Chapel Branichville, S. C. Notice To Sunday Schools Every Sunday School is urged to send one or more delegates to a meeting to be held on Tuesday, March 7th, 1911, at Pickens, S. C., at 12 M. Elect your delegates on Sun day, March 5th, and urge upon them to see that your school is represented on this important occasion. See the call to "Lov ers of Law and Order" in the issue of this paper dated Febru ary 23rd. Secret Order Meetings. Masonic-A. F. & A. M. meets Saturday nights on or before the full moon Chapter-R. A. M. meets Fri. day nights on or after the full moon. K. of P.-Meets every Mon day night after the first and third Sundays. W. 0. W.-Meets every first and third Tuesday nights. City Council meets Tuesday nights after first Mondays. Liberty Circuit Appointments. Liberty: 4th Sunday 11 a. m. and 1st Sunday night 7:30 p. m. Ruhamah: 1st Sunday morn ing 11 a. m. Bethlehem: 2d Sunday 11 a. nm. and 4th Sunday afternoon. Gap Hill: 3d Sunday 11 a. m. Twelve Mile: 3d Sunday af ternoon. Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge. Notice is hrel'y givaen that I will -'make toppheia tin toi J . B. Newblerr, &q Judi~.. of Probhote far P'ickens coum ty mn theL State of South Carolina. on the 80~ dlay of March 1911 or as soonl heard, fors leave to mnake~ final settle'ment of the e.state of P. Whitens deceasewd, anrd oibtaini discharge ats admnrt of said estate. Jase. A. Whiten, Admwinistrator '~.DL'..E..JU s..J heer operating. Pain in P1 Shoulder Blades and Backache. Spelso Stomach trouble Indigestion.8lck Hleadache.coilic. Jaundice. Biliousness. Coastipation. Piles. Blues, Nervous WVeaknaess. Diityi~. segon of Lier or Stormach. Chronic Cats h. Bad ate. Coated Tongue, Weak or irreguliar Hesirt. These- are unmistakabte symptomns of C iistsanes or a condaitirn pro duc aiveto ttheir lrnior. buta ro, e aaot tauitai proda.cc tha-n .. .'ne time or oithe, WVe will scnd a cops of our copyrighted ME010AL BOOI( FREE on Gall troubles, Appendiciti.,ui alt Stomach ~a Liver Ails, to anon- ite resedt m who sulI'ers froma an, of the above aymnptcms.or.rn avoid deiay anal suffering. let ua send you at .. ce a p.scka&r.c cotain~Uin 30l f A Y5' TRF.ATMFNT FOR u'ON 10 DAYS' APPROVA L Money refunded lor medicines returned within 10 days if not fully satisfied. Out treatment consists of four diflerent medicines which if takcn in conisunction wiil effect a cure in any case. Address, CALLSTONE REMEDY CO. Dopt. 33. 225 Dearborn St., Chicago, Illinoie ,DR. R. E. INGOLD Dentist Liberty, S. C. Practice at Central nem.y Wednesday. SHOES TO BURN! We have just received a large shipment of KISER'S SHOES and are able to fit you regardless of the size of your feet. Men's Dress Shoes: Kiser's Special, Bench Made, for. $5.00. This shoe has all the style you are looking for and its service can't be beat. Kiser's- King, for $3.50: We have it in all styles and leath ers. It can't be beat for long wear and an easy walk. Kiser Quality, for $3.00, makes your head swim at first sight. It is a dandy and you should give it a look betore you buy. Meo's Work Shoes: The last few days of sunshine makes us think that we won't need any more heavy shoes but look out for February and March. More snow and ice yet to come, and when It does, you'll wish you had a pair of these. Our Strong as Steel, for $3.00, wears like iron. Heavy Tan Shoe. for $2.00, all leather and a crack-a-jack. The old-time Brogan that keep warm feet, but makes life's walk hard. Sell you these foe only a dollar and a half a pair. Ladies' Dress and Work Shoes: We have a large line and should be able to fit your feet, fancy and pocket-book. College Queen, for $3-50: This shoe has a cloth top and it certainly is something swell. Made to fit like a glove. Kiser's Model, for $2.50: '1 his shoe is full of style and ser vice, and, at the price, cannot be beat for fit, style and comfort. We have another shoe for $1-75 that looks good and will wear for a while. We won't put an iron-clad guarantee on it. Our Work Shoes for $i.5o in plain and cap toe are good. Children's Shoes: We have the whole side of our store hied with Kid's Shoes. One for soc. Lace and But ton. This is a good value. One at 75c., in Tan and Black. This is all leather and gives good service. We have a better one for $1.25, with cloth top, -that is a peach. If you, or any of your kidls are bare-footed come to see us. Bring us all the produce you have for sale and get the best prices. Yours for Business, Keowee Supply Co., !EA MA 3E9 -ER..A.X4iG-Jara e Have You Bought THAT SHIRT WiAIST YET We have just received a beautiful line of ladies shirt waists 'ranging in price from ......50cto'$L.48: i~ nWe have most anything new ithe way' of dry goods. Come .to see us. CRAIG BROS CO. One-price Cash Merchants. *Keowee Pharacy, Pickens, South Carolina. Next Door to the Post Offiee. Test Dr. Hess POULTRY PAN-A-CE-A .On Trial lDid you know that you could feed Dr. Hess Pnultry Pan a-ce-a the balance of the 'Winter, all spring, in fact untin the first day of August, then if you are not satisfied that it has paid andl paid big, We wril Il en d every centi you have pmid uis. [t is to make your hens lay, to make your chicks growv fast, healthy and strong, to cur gapes. cholera and roup. Of course you are expected to keep yuor poultay free from lice and for that purp~ose we know of nothing better than [nstant Louse Killer. .e i ave your _ore' now. H. A Richey & Sn. Bo.anic BlooFd Balm (M . IL ) ures Through the blood Blood Poison, BONE PAINS, CAN. GER, SCALY SKIN, PIMPLES, Rheumatism, Eczema, Itching Hiumors. B. B. (Botanic Blood Blood) is the onli Blood Remedy that kills the poison in e blood and then piurifiea it-eend. ing a flood of pure, ri"h blood direct to the skin surface, bomee. joints, and wherever the diacase te located. In this way all sores, ulcers. plmples, eruptions are healed and cured. pains and aches of Rheumatism oeaae,.swvellinga subside. B. B.- B. completely changes the body into a clean healthy eondition, giving the skin the rich. red hue of perfect health. B. B. B. cures the worst old cases. Try it. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM-B BB pleasant anl safe to takel composed of pure lilotaiic ingrediletm. it puriflea and enriches the blood. I;. if. if. strenigthens the nerves and biilds upA the broken down 1ystem. Drug. gluts 11.00 1 hIt LA RG ' lioTTrL E with diree tions for home cure. Sold at All Drug Stores, Tax Notice, Olice( of Couity' 'Trenstrem Iiekeim t'ouioty. PiCkens, S. C., e(41it1ember 30th l(. The books for tile collei'tioi of stut' Counlty taxes will he open from Otohier 16th 191( to Deember :ist 190. 'hose V ho prefer to tio 4o em, Imy 111 n.n ry %9 %, with I per ceinte nhliti l44 ua-Il 0 who )fre for lii8 ii t Pohrnary l do so with 2 per ent arilloi. who prefer lughi hinsrehlfl, oti ,t id 11101 1 it l etr l f 1114t I m i o II k"per, in t. A < ter .t , - t r nyok %% 1,1 N. li.-'ix payerm 41W)) lg pr4414('r lie 444 14)311 tit.< fo (WI Iem'S, Will I)14'4i5 look fu 4 ~t('0 ~ ill teh tow i i or slieeln ( very itportn l t Ii there i ms Fill mi l . %* School tistits. 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R. 3 mil1 s hfurricante townshly..1)11 hawy for it)erest 0n l'kilN.'{ * n a4;4~ Lavy for interest on I'iafeli t R. llo mma Vikens U. It. townsrhipl.. ' 014 I'$f 2'f'- OB IjlIar. Evry 11)14. (it701 ate soldier, who a 14Coneder those execud sei by aferw, yeara, anid 'Contmultauion fl>adl 'Ta 610Alproh desiring to pay 64is tax for i9l iA; li ofrsona days work on) the road, can do so before Miarchi ant 191 f0yall arsrns e etWen the ages of 21 axnd yra lia e f hstax, except those Uiapi tt lo t'1ax. All personst ownitng (os ec og 1o a y a lax of lIflty (5.0) 00ents 04-ec Rig. espectfully, B. DI. GAAtrIN, ('01nn)1y 'l''ensu4rer. A BRACELETV, RINO, CH AIN, LOCKET, or other ornament makes a much more acceptale and( lasting Easter gift than any. thing else. SELECT IT HERE NOW, and we will reserve it for you till needed. Our reputation is a guarantee of that. Prof essional Cards . 1. IX H( (.' W. E4. PINDIJl;Y B3OGGS & FINDLEY Lawyers 4 ilice 4ve'r Pic'ke'ns bnnt40 48tt. 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