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seerkplot PrIce One bollar a Year .,' , bIAdvance. 3 Sterted et Plokens #Oetofo. s Beond 0lass Mall Matter PICKENS, S. .: THURNDAY:DAR. 80 1911 Death ot Mrs. Mau din, Mrs. Deborah Mauldin, widow of the late Joab Mauldin died Thursday morning March 23d at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. T. McFall with whom she had made her home for a number of years. Some years ago Mrs. Mauldin suffered a stroke of paralysis from whioh she never completely recovered. The second stroke came Thurs day morning in the early hours, death resulting almost instantly The funeral services were held at the home of Mrs. McFall at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, her pastor, Rev. G. F. Kirby of the Methodist church officiating. The simple, yet beautifully sol enn ceremony of tho Methodist church was used. Immediately upon the entrance of the family Mrs. Kirby sang "The Home of the Soul," and at the close of the service Mrs. Kirby and Miss Eva Earle sang the duet "Jt sus Lover of my Soul." The cask. et containing her remains was borne to the grave by six of her sons. It is peculiarly fitting that those who love most should per form this last act of service, and we feel quite safe in saying that many hearts were touched by this unusual scene. Mrs. Mauldin was well known having lived among us for more than seventy years. 11er hus band, preceded her to the grave about thirteen years ago. Mirs. Mauldin is survived by nine children: Mrs. '\Testa McFall, Mrs. Hortense Lesesne of Kings tree, State Senator T. J. Maul din, Major Frank Q, of thQ U. 0. Army, Lieutl 0. W. of the U. S. Navy, Dr. L. 0. of Green ville, Col. Ivy, Wayne, and Gregg. of Plckens. All the fanilly, except 'Major P rank who coul d not reach here in time, were pre(It at. the funeral services. The Sentinel-Journal extem' s sympathy to the family. James M. Martin Dead Mr. James M. Martin, of Eas ley,died at the home of his son, Mr. B. P. Martin, Monday morn ing at 5 o'clock, death being the result of injuries received three weeks ago w~hen he fell on the sidewvalk in Easley. Mr. Mar tin is wvell known thr'oughiout the South and he has many re latives and friends who wvill re gret to learn of his death. lie was in good1 health andl had hopes of many more years of life, and had it not beeni for his accident he would probably have lived for' a long time yet. Three week~s ago Mr. *Martin was coming out of the postoffice a~t Easley, and being attr'actedl by som 1e sort of athletic sport being acted1 on the street, he stumbled on a small boy on the sidlewalk. The boy lif his effort to avoid the steps of Mr. Martin tripped him and he fell on the pavement injuring his hip. He had been confined 't -his bed since in a dangerously ill cond. tion.. He died from the accident 'Monday moreinig. The funeral was held in 'tasley Tuesday, rmorning and the body later car? ried to Greenville where the in-1 terment was had at 2 p. mn. Mr. Marti was for 85 years a resident of Greenville county, but for the past severel years he has lived with his son in Easley. He is survived by a wvife, broth er, son, three daughters and a large number of relatives thro' out the State. Mrs. A. C. Wel born of Greenville is his daugh ter, Mr. J. J. Martin, of East .Point, Ga., is his brother, Mr. Martin was born in Abbe -vlie county, a son of Mr. Jacob Mr. Martin was familiarly cnown as .artin' from the areek." Early Closing, We, the undersigned, mer ,hants of the city of Pickens, wiereby -agree to close' iir stores at 6.30 p. m. from Api 3ept. 15, 1911, except f pay days and Saturdays Folger, Thornley.&, C,., Moore & Mauldin Co., H. A. Richey, T. D. Harris, Keowee Supply Co., R. B.. Waldrop, W. -B. Freeman, Pickens Hdw. & Gro. Co., Craig Bros. Co., Parrish-Sloan Co., Hea"h-Bruce-Morrow Co. AT. CENTRAL. We, the undersigned, mer chants of the town of Central, agree to close our store doors back and front-beginning Apr. 1 and conrinuing until Sept. 15, at 6.30 p. m. Pay-days at the Issaqueena mill and Saturdays to be excepted: Central Mercantile Co., Gaines & Gassaway Mdse Co., S. R. Kelley, John Kelley. T. L. Watkirs. Central Furniture Co., F. B. & J. N. Morgan, Pinson-Pace-Holiday Co., B. F. & C. L. Mauldin. Farm for Sale. In Gordon county, Georgia, 120 acres in 2 miles of court house: 1 mile of cotton mill; R1. I. frontage; good spring run aing water; productive soil; pas- I ure; 40 acres woodland; 2 ,ommon houses, Price $4,000, vith $1.500 cash, and five equal )ayiments on the balance from iext January, .when possession wvill be given, 174 aereg, 81 miles of railroad station; i mile of village, with 2 churches, good school, 2 stores, ginnery and shop. Land is level, rolling and steep. Some fine forest timber; good 5-room dwelling; 1 tenant house; fine spring at each. T wo-horse crop cultivated last year (sorry crop year). Place made 21 'bales (450 pounds) cotton, 300 bushels corn, some oats, and a lot of hay. Price $2,500, with $750 next December, andl $250 a year on the balance. Get b~usy, Mr. Renter, and [)wnV you a home, I have other farms for sale. The above are new ones, and are fine bargains. Your old1 neighbors are wvelI pleased over here. W\rite or wire me wvheni to meet you T. M.' BOAZ, Drawver 38, Calhoun, Ga. SALE OF VALUABLE LANI) By virtue, of a nagreement signed by the parties interested dated the 16th day of March, 1911, the following real estate, situ ated1 in Pickens County, South Carolina, wvill be sokd at public outcry before the Court House door at Pickens, S. C., on Salesday in May, 1911, to-wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of land situated, lying and being in the County of Pickens and State of South Carolina contain Ing Sixty and one tenth (60 1-10) acres, more or less, agreeably to a. plat of same made by J. H. Earle, Surveyor ry4 Olyil Engi igeev,a dated Feobr ary 14th, 1911 bye:.samne'-being a.part of the real estatftbelongifig to the estate of the late Jeremiah Looper. This is a valuable tract of land, well watered, with plenty of wood, somie building timnber, and about a two-horse crop cleared thereon and a good tenant house located on the same. Terms: CAsu on day of sale. Purchaser must comply within one hour, or land wIll 1)0 re-sold on same day. Purchaser to pay t'or all papers and for recording bhe same. , Plat of thise land may be seen it the office of T. J. Mauldin 2pon application. Mis. MARTHA 0. LOOPER. Womad her Way by I Fuddge T e Dr men1 Did you know that. you cou a-ce-a the balance of the .Winte irst day of August, then if you ind.paid big, We will refund .every [t is to make your hens lay, t< iealthy and strong, to cur gape Of course you are expected t Lice and for that purpose we [nstant Louse Killer. Lot us have yo H. A Rich REAL I Do you want to bown property? ( Lade Ior a differen I have a ver'y atti; [ract; I do all Ite w xpnse, etc., and wbll nvap, you Pa1Y Me a eC I have 1rom ftr a 1 m)1 my list. It you want. to buy n showing you so IC Yours to>,B H. M. HI -"The Real ] Box 264. Pickens Ba Let me write your fire instira liable companies. ATTENTION, CONFED)ERATE VETERANS No CJroses of H onor will bs coferred after 1912. All V,-teratns desiru~ls of tib tainingr a (Cros-, this year muuj b ve ii. i r nOplicarl~on on ille by A oil 15 h. Ev.-, V teran ol(f Pice nsu~ C) >tme y wh h s s 'aI se'curedl one of these Crosses is respie; - fully uirged to mai~ke prompt. :appjlication for one, as you will have only one oth~er opportunity to secure this valued e.mlemii Every Confederate Veteran wh o givyes proof of his service mn the war is e'ntit led t a Cross. Trhe oldest lineal de-scendant o.f a d ceased Veteraui is enitit led in o a ' ron ig. on1 proper ai ppl'icattio.)l. NURSING MO'FHERS show the beneficial ef fects of Scott's Emulsion~ in a very. short time. It not only builds her* up1' but enrighes the. n other'. milk an4d'.P 1Y1 66 ishes the chil I" Nearly all mothers who nurse'their children should take this splendid food tonic, not only to keep up their own strength but to properly nourish their children. ORBALEC 1Y ALL 1IAU G18T8 Men4 10., Sinmo of papor and ;hI. ad.,for de beaotiful Sawings Bank and Child'. Skototi'Boo'. Each bank conta ins a Good Luok-Fe'nny. ScOTI' & BOWNE. 409 Pearl St.. Ncw Yra Cure for K By LAWRENCE ALFREI 'AN-*A-CE-A '.nal Id feed Dr. Hess Pnultry Pan r, all spring, in fact untin the are not satisfied that it has paid oent you have paid us. make your chicks grow fast, , cholera and roup. o keep yuor poultay free from know of nothing better than ur order now. ey & Son. JSTATE salI vour farm or )r do you want to t location? -ctive form of' con >r'k, pay advertising eI I Imake a sale or o1mm1isk'sion out of the ew iore good places I will take pleasure good places. Usiness, ESTER Estate Man." Pickens, S. C. ak Building. nce; I'll place you in good re If a veteran to whpmn a Or. ss has al ready been awardted should lose t he same he fs entitled to a second Cross upon ap plication. The undrsignedl will cheerfully uive all needed advice and assistance to any Vtnraii or dlescejndant uapilyinn. for ai Cross uinder the rules eoverning t beii b~estowal, and cordially invites overy one entitled to this badge of honoi to freely ask for this advice and assis tance. The efforts aind hopes of ihne P'icknm Cbapter, D~aughters of the Coenfedor. acy, aro earnestly di rocted towards the proper honoring of nvery trur. soldliei of the Confederacy. Let none entl tied to this Cross pass the last oppor tunity of seenring it-. Respect fully, Mrs. T. J. Mauldin. Pres. Pickons Chapter, U. D). C. Botanic Blood Balm (B.IL I.)-Cures TIrsagh the Blood oioson, DONE P'AINS, CAN CER, SCALY SKIN, ~ *.1IMFLES, ~M ien,Eczrnsa, J3.. B (Boqtanic Blood Blonjd) in the opil Blnod fl4meidy that kills the p'oison in lhe blood arid-then - purifles it-send ing a flood of pure, rich blood direct to the skin' surface, bones. joints, and wherever.the disease is located. In this way all sores, ulcers, pimples, eruptions are healed and cnred, pains and aches of Rheumatism cease, swellings subside. B. B. B. cornpletely changes the body into a clean healthy condition, giving the skin the rich, red hue of perfect liealth. B. B. B. cures the wor st old CMaS. Try it. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM-B BB Hotanic ingredients. Itpurfe an eniche the blood. IE B. 11. strengthens the nerves an . bilth broken down system.h drug. tlonu'for home cure. Sold a Al1_Drun Stoee. I(KING"O' I.Very package paraltiolls have the an tee: THE GUARANTIE is guaranteed to iv it does not, come'ba< money...--it belongs t< you to have it.-Uni XVe sell the "Re: one for each ailme the above guarant Please give us a show you. Pickens I THE REXAL Olven Am Do you need a good SEW] take one hone if it was given to We have a fine machine-I ball-bearing NEW ROYAL Mai at $65.00 or less, that we are free of charge. We don't wan gladly give it to you-if you wi THE CON With every cash purchase < at our store during the mot, nnmbered coupons, entiding y cent machine. For further part IKEOWEE S We will contiuue our gre-.t "All Foo We will fool you with the folloi to get rid of: 7 CAKES GOLD BANI i GALLON BUCKET ! io lb SACK OF SAL] 25 LBS NICE WHkT'B ARM & HAMME~ SO ? plngs good tob kco O Shoot your produce to us good price for your trouble in I Keowee S To makeC r Spring stock w<V sacrifice all wint makk special I everything mn st< vdilue Soc chess at 4oc the yard, at I 2%c, i 2%c I 8fr'8%c and~ so onl All .men's womn * . rens shoes, mi hats,, caps shirt All to go in this ed prices.. XV.-t theF0 ot 'Re all pr. fo oing guar. -.This Preparation e satisfaction. if :k and get your > you and we want ted Drug Co., Kal.P' Renedies, nt, and back up ee to the letter, trial and let ts Drug Co. .L STORE. NG MACHINE? Would i you? Prand new drop head, chrin 1 -hine - made to sell at re: going to give away, absolut-.> t it, got no use for it, and . n it. DITICNS: )f $i.oo or more, made by y th of April, we will give yoi ou to a chance at this magn culars call onl UPPLYOA Saturday Specials and for: Is Day" ving stuff we are very anxit ) SOAP 25C. IRUPj'35c ---. 500C TICE, $1.oo DA, 8 packages, 25c ellow Jacket branp) for 20c. -we'll catch it and give yoi ringing it to us. up ply Co., LCe SaI( oom for our are going to er goods, and :>w prices onl >ck. All good goods to g 25c at 20c, 15c at ioc, ioc at :lown the line. ens and child ins. and; boys and overalls. sale at red uc d-Stand" - A BRACELET, RING, JHTAIN, LOCKET, or other ornament makes much more acceptable aml lasting Easter gift than any thing else. SELECT IT HERE NOW, and we will reserve it for vos ill needed. -Our .reputation k guarantee of that. H. Sniderg Fasl4ey, S. COi