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Nck sSoulto I111ruo 4vertisind I.teS iUeasonable subseripti Price Oese Dollar a Ypar In Advance. Antered at Pickens Poetonlee an 8.cend Olen Mall Matter PIORENS, S. 0.3: THURSDAY. JUNE 15. 1911. Presentment of Grand Jurv. To His Honor T. S. Sease: We, the grand jury, beg leave to make this, our final present ment for this term of this court. We have passed on all bills handed us by the solicitor, and nade such findings as in our best judgment the evidence war -anted. We have appointed a commit tee to audit the various county officers, consisting ef Jno. F. Harris, 0. S. Stewart and W. S, Parsons, and report to the next term of court. By request of bondsmen, we reconnuenmud that the comptroller general check up the county treasuri's oflice before turning !t over to the new county treas: urer. and further rcon)end ,hat the errios heretofei- ap pearil. ho c1harged off thle ho)(oks anl stda rt in lne w r t at, the Sinne heo adjulsted inl somle wtay s as to 1i'k oa final dis pfstitioI of ii. WN,(, 1v. igppoired ath milld o fl oi; consiti g of o the I'oninl. WV. T. Bakes anyd WV. H1. Iinig1stonl, 1(o investi-ate t]I h pr hposition ()' slling abont thivteveof sthe ot.eCttf lor CF ar1)nihnd yith tl o kst' ( (sid iof T owev Mie ior. At, the h,1st, Lt-ri (0' court1 lIUs Honort1. WV. Ga doded the unyd Jir to vistit th school of the colnty and nake a re porto thecondition of samicat this terest of wa the cuurt. In complianc with that or der, we divided ouselves into commlittees and divided the county into districts for the above-stated purpose, We find the schools in general, in good condition, in soe districts, especially those ahet educa b. In many districts the schools do not run Iong oin account of the tlachers. Weds also wtre foereomend that all scholstfrics edhthv suitl funitureficiet-t er athleas fiania ontsin the and ishpromentdt Coe tralogh Schol faxrtoarung that lengthe sftndar to sureOc statend that tchoo givtes tim then they techmpetil ateahers ableeoursevthralfters.oWe in count ofcninualvey hihann graed talschoos te cuntsh epit suoabl futre wer vouws, Weakommnd Cn trl igTShin o akn h as an E exta peium fnratom the foriib dinnern ato 12 o'lokand then they tc111fhlut itfl ai reso ae tortin the afernw'oon. Intt anurejudgmen every hih n r'ed scooyi the est nty orty eakran PH1ol l!4rITES i i enrv~al t ro c.ta edo~t to resor th ti'Csuer f thbd to, thirI i normal kitate anh o enr l ichli) * chiand reviifyha lo d. .r~i11W~ lt Provall ed b ther Tstlw of of FortyYears hshies oTeicwh lipophaigosphi I ro fidseases where the atofwint his beet scantly l sin eh; e norv ms taff .4 ton; inaue lo rco vern vo alh o r alht. -fioed farluns, Lgeote, e.;1.nbr0n Pungs, n er Sher sick o 1;tality, dhninishe neg adh of a pe~tito :ould do more Iwork if they would adopt this plan. We do not think it is best for the chil dren's health to go without their dinner until 2.30 o'clock. We are satisfied that we are getting reasonable returns in an educational way for the amount of money spent in the county for educational purposes, but find that there is yet room for improvement. Thanking His Honor and all officers of the court for courtesies extended to us, we beg to be ex cused from further attendance at this term. This 5th day of June, 1911.1. JOHN F. HARRIS, Foreman. Statement of the Condition of. The Pickens Bank Located at Pickens, S. 0., it the close of business June 7th 1911 RESOURCES: Loans and Discounts..... $180,742.51 Dverdrafts................ 1,881.65 Bonds and Stocks owned By Bank................ 8,200.00 Furniture and Fixtures. .. 2,324 28 Banking House............ 10,882.28 Due from BanKs and Bankers 7,632.70 Curroncy.................. 2,1855.00 Gold................... 32500 Silvor and other coin..... 1.282 00 Checks and Cash Items.... 330.31 Total.................. $211,455.73 IA IITIES: Capi tal --t,ock l'aid In . . $ '20,500.00 Surplus I-und ............ 29.5g)00.00 Undivi dod Prolits. loss Unr Ienl t I'Pens1O1 ando T axoas P aid .................... ,1 0.5 1 Mu0 to 11ank-s and 3aankcrs 170.00 Sud iv ida Di i epo sits. subIioct t(o ( hec k.... .............(. 81. 80 S atis Deplosits.......... 86. 118.07 n:h ir' (.I eks.......... 186.35. Noles and Bills Roiconed1.00o0.00( T O t-tal.................. $ 211.:25.7. State of South Carolina, Cointy of Pickens. e1foro m c1ame 1. M. Mauld in. vash iot of the above named bank. w1n, bein. tiuly sworn, says tI:at the above and foregoing statomont. is a trui non dlition of said b ank, as- shown by riho Ioiks of said hantI. L. 1.M A ULD 1)IN. Sworn to and saribeF)1)(d Iofore' me, this .10th day of M1 arch, 1)11. G. R. HEN1it[UKS, (seal. Notary Public for SAouth Carolina. Correct Attest J. M. STEWART, J. M'D. BRIUUE1, Directors. 1. M. MAULDIN. Statoment of the uoiodition of the Bank of Norris, located at Norris, S. C., at the close of business June 7th 1911. RESOURCES: Loans and Discounts...... $42,323.24 Ovoidrafts................ . 15541 Forn'uro and Fixtures.... 2,065.09 Banking Huse...... .......1,383.41 Due from Bauks and Bankers 15,046.29 Currenoy.................. 810.00 Silver and other Coin...... 253 86 Deposi tors Guarantee fund 1.000,00 Total,.. .... ... ... .....$63,017.30 LIABILITIES: Capital Stock Paid In.... $20,000.00 Undivided Profits, ljess Current Expens.s andl Tax Paid .. . .... .. .. 1,601.05 Individual Deposits subject to Check.......,..... .... .7,658 89 Time (Ceitificates of Depositi~ 3,645.16 Uashier's Checks.............112.20 Bills payable, including Cer tificates for money borrowed 30,000 00 Total....... . ............ 63,017.30J State~ of South Carolina, County of Pickens. .1B, tore me came E. W. Tate, Cash ier of the above named bank, whoc b) ing duly sworn, says that the above~ and foregoing statement is a true con di ton or sa~d bank, as shown by the books~ of said bank. E. WV. Tate. Sworn to aind subscribed before mes this hth uay of J uine i911. J. D. MA ULDIN. .Notary Publio. I orrect--Attest L. Gi.PHLI,) E. WV. TATE -.Directore. S. A. M'AL1LstER i Statement of the Condition of 9h6 1ariti and Meroha~nt 3an, located~u at Liberty, 1-. C., at the. clos'. af buiessit Junel 7 t9ll . IFSOUT C CKS Loans and Discounts...... . .$4 ),797,117 Overdraft.... 1,(0.60 Furiinitte andi Fixture-.... . ...1,0:4.21 Baikkmig House.... .... ..... A,1..;i) I uet fromn Banks amAi aemikers J.289.L,0 Currency.................... 273.00 ailtI.lIw(dit.-i Com~a...........107.8) Capit.,l Stock Paid n . .. . ....'$1'i,000) 00 Sit pisla -utad. .. ..,...... .0.,40 Um divided prof)its les.3us unret Expenses and Tla'.e P'atd I.4'd2.U9 IainhvtiaI lj. eposs Sun ject to ('iu-k...................18.091.06 Tone (Xrn itica s of 1)< pusi . . .02.tt; s'ins for .iao ev i1 o . o II 1,000 00 Thotal.... ............... $14,799.41 SIItt of~ South Carolinin, Blefore met camne WV. Ii. Chapman Onuihier of above namned banik, who, be hng duly sworn, says thtist t he zshove and) fon egoing a'tatement is a true c ssaijo', of saind batnk, as shiownt by the books oi' said bank. WV. 11. Chapman. Siwora to atnd subscribed before me thia 10ib day of June 1911. W. B3. GLENN, Corrct-Atest Notary Public J. P'. ORA NE, T. Y. HIUNTERP, '.Directors M. A niogn. A., For Pip oils, Sores, Skin Diseases an4O-her Sympt9ms of Inlpure Bfood 00. Take Dike's Blood andSkin Remedy. We have watched results in numerous cases. We can recormmend It. Of the hundreds of blood remedies on our shelves, we believe tbis is the best. Jts use is followed by the most.pleasing and est 'isfactory results. 1Uoils and pimples heal up snd dig. appear: the skin becomes soft i i snooth instead of harsh a socay The liver is stimulated, tho blod eh. riehet). and soon the whole. ssto~ra Khows its benefielal action. Somethmes there are no outwN&rd maui festations of impure blood, but Instead .one has a feeling of languor; is in a rundo-wi; ititless conditioa and has no appetite. if inl this condition, Dike's Blood and Skin Itnmedy is almost certain to help you. Prieb One Dollar. This Is the only store in towr. that -ells Dike's preparations, KEOWEE PHARMACY Pickens, S. C. Come in and hear the Victrola-the instruiment you have seen a(lvertised so extensively as "the most wonderful musical instru ment the world has ever known". You can't know how wonder ful it really is until you hear it. \Vhy not stop in today? John H. Williams Granville * .. 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I-higAfood of pure, rich blood.. diret. to the skin surface, bones. joints, and c wherever the diqsase is located. In this s way all sores. ulcers. pimples, eruptions are healed and cured. pains and aches of Rheumatism cease, swellings subside. I B. B. B. completely changes the body d into a clean healthy condition, giving C the skin the rich, red hue of perfect health. B. B. B. cures the worst old I cases. Try it. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM-B BBB pleastint and saf to take; composed of pure Ilotanilo ingredients. It purifies and enriches 3 th bod. i. i I.strengthens the nerves id builds up the broken down system Drug. ( gists $1.00 lPIlt LARGE NUOTTLE with diree lions for home cure. Sold at All Drug Stores. \II I"N ('OliANY COMES vl wilt to put- the best foot forward. don't yout W e can help you. ( ':U R T A BLE SILVER 18 WATI.rl YOU REQUIRE. 1ok at. (ur new offerings and b)y wlMt youi need. A present purchase Imay precludo embar rassment. TE.A SERVICE. SOUP - LA DLES, SPOONS. FORKS, KNIVES. i. Snide PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Clean.es and beatiflex the h.at. i'ronmotea a luxurlint growth. Never Fal@m to Itestoro Gray "The Blues?"* t immediately respond, >n, but few of them prob. ahfy atisfatory idea as on for this despondent, * iscovered that this condi- . by th seeming inability e the poisonous secretions is a consequence, these, ie system. such cases, we strongly* ver Salts because of the, pie have experienced ine I.* re manufactured in two* d we have the exclusive ' ug Company, - DRUG STORE. PA RK tL Creenville. is now full of pringo Goods $2.0o the yard Silk--anything S' Make-Up" (except a hat). my Prices SHALL BE THE ed to show you our Goods and "A RK. or Lss Mney" I.k, -I z ro. 1. 50 acres, 5 miles west ofPickens, -15 acres cleared, balance i woodland and pasture, good-new4-room hoow.corapilted and mall outbuildings within 1-2 nilelront the n a t Church Mountain View." This Is an excellent place in a good neigh orhood and a bargain at $1,400. Tqrms. . [o. 2. 1 8-4 acres in forks of road at Six Mile, 4-room dwelling bore house and barn, This is an excellent place for the man rho wants to run a. store. Going at $1,000. erms, if ,ier. Your move. [o. 3. 64 acres, known as the G. W. Childtess place, joining lands f Benton Freeman and the Clark lands. 20 acres-in cultivation -room house,. fine young orchard. If you want this laha at 1,100, say so. Terms. [o. 4. 40 acres, known as the Parker place near Mile Creek. isten,,now: . Good:2-stqry 7-roomshouse, larg barn,25 acres in ultivation, close to school and church, aid the bet improved mall plate that I have on my list, $1,650 on terms of one-half ash, balance in 1, 2 and 3 years. lo, 5. 187 1-2 .acres, 5 miles west of Pickens, 9-room - 2-story welling, new 4-room tenant house, good outbuildings, 75 acres in ultivation, good pasture and orchard, 1 mile to church, 1 1-2 alles to school. This is a well improved place, some rolling land iut cheap at $27 per acre. To. 6. 62 acres, known as the George Kennemur place, near W. . Seaborn's home place 5 1-2 miles from Pickens in a splendid ection. 40 acres in cultivation, good orchard, 4-room hodse with utbuildings; small tenant house. Price, $2,500, $900 cash, bal Lnce $250 per year. How would you like this. H. M. HET ER Hox 264. Pickens, S. C. Pickens Bank Building. Let me write your fire insurance; I'll place you in good re. iable compalies Values Wortiy of Con S(lotrati()l We believe that our prices on an average are lower than any concern in Pickens County-that does a time business. * The trade that we hold ought to prove this. \Ve have soie special vaiues worthy of your consideration, which we quote: Ribbon, No. 40, all silk, for ioc. Japanese art squares, 9X1 2, $3 48. Good tumblers for 1 5c set. Extra heavy tumbler--will stand some falls and probably not break-25c set. One set Glassware, consisting of butter dish cream pitch er, spoon holder, sugar dish, all for 25c. Jelly Tumblers---35c to 4oc a dozen. Large white bowl and pitcher, with golled eigtc-,bowl, for $1.25 Extra good values Bowls and Pitchers for $1.50. We have on hand---one only---bed lounge that we will sell for $1o.oo --well worth $12.50. Bed Springs---1 20 coil folding spring $i.75-1I20 coil heavy spring $2.oo. Nice line window shades 25, 35, 50 and 75c each. A' Galvanized Sprin~klers 4oc-Now is the-timeto use sprink lers on the plants and flowers. See our fly trap for 2oc. o t &calco chck, ginghams, white cloth 5c yard for What about that plow shoe? We have 'a splendid one, frmen, for only $1.oo. Ladies' all leather dress shoe, will give satislaction forj $1.25 Cooking oil i oc per pound or 7oc per gallon. 2 cans apples 15c. Large can string beans x oc. Visit our store frequently. Look for our ad in every issue of the Sentinel-Jour nal. Will tell you of the good thin'gs we have. Yours truly. CRAIG BROS CO. One-price Cash Merchants. P. S.. Dont fail to see our suite of Drexel Furni ture on display for $35.00. Phone 45 FOR THATrKEG OF HO T TOM* THE DRINK THAT REACHES THE SPOT Pickens Bottm ~Works, Rt. L.. Davis Proprietor