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" ' ' !"",l W"".'"""^ 'r m , . . _1 '.** Krgaius rewinds. ;es ami mt't'or I llio Brock, itnecft, spent \. LV^r*. oflorty, spent I H|| Friday in Vickons. 1 ; ?Easloy bought first. bale ofl cotton InBt Friday. I ^ l ' ' " 1, . , ie^ftor. spending most ciftbe 8inn naoln Pipfcona, returned to Clinton %W "M aoflao E4, B, jPool and v% ife. of Ander* f ?pjriLve been on a visit to I be famL/ fly <fc)r. Bolt. Mr. Pool is ft broth. ?r oilra. Bolt's. ?liss Lilft Poller, of Central, t who las boon spending several days in Ifeens, left Sunday for a visit to relufcL in Easley. t" ' I ? tv. C. L. McCain will conduct a pi<ractod meeting ftt New Hope ou Setembor the '21st, and em brae in a tllfollowiue Sunday. '* ?Sfcio marked improvement are bain# lade on tho old Hagood home, which lid much to the appearance and attctivoneKH of the place. ?TlWe was a good attendance at the La<lpa' Missionary Society at tlio Bftptiatphurch Monday afternoon, and thaxerciKes were interesting. t BS - II . ? A Bevou typo of diptheria lm? been r.oporl ?1 in the /ion section fibuut two jilofl holow Faeley. A few de&tba have ul ready resulted from it. ?Tho hi 'era for It. 0. Curler's fltore are mw in New York buying hie fali ato<t of dry goodu and motioiiH. Don' fail to aeo them when they arrive. ?Jeff Gtbsaway and family, of Central. ua4ed throucrh l*iflkann Hut. urday ob th^iv return from a visit to I relatives of Mrs. GasBaway in TranJ3yivR.ua couity, N. 0. ? U. K. liruco returned from the Northern auekets Wednesday. Ho lias purohasfd an unusually large and select Jitook of inorchandne which is arriving daily. ?Mrs. Amanda E. Freeman has * purchased thrt house and lot of Dr. J. l<. Bolt and will occupy it al>out Jan. I. Dr. Dolt will build, but has not yet docided upon a nite. ?Rev. D, W- Hiott preached a 1 *> ? ' - jwnrmii ni'l IIIUU Ut 1110 J>f?|)UHi. church Sunday evening and wae elosefy listened to by a larga congre gation of interested hearers. ?The little nix teen inonthu old dattfrhier of John Porter died of com LritnioAtioijiH at his home in the Kiat ithifik aeetion on Sunday. The re imiufl were interred at Mountain IHSlKlSvY * - '' ^Taniw(' ,/ for t <""1 cbichouti al Carter's, Liberty. v\V Biih. Elizabeth Lay, of Qreouib on 11 visit to her daughter, A. Hosier. A-. lias Emma Fiunoy returnwl Wodnosday from a pleasant visit to relatives at Tjftlni tlitit K f ?SHK ?The St. Stephens nchool for colored, taught by 0. T. Miller, will havo its closing exercises on Sopt. 20. ?Tho baptizing nt Griffin church Sunday was largely attended. Thirty-Huven converts were baptised by Kev. Mr. Howard. --Married ou Sunday, August 28, Bud Kirksey to Hatfcie Miles, p. c, G.. R. Hendricks, N. P." officiating. AM of lJickeiis county. I I I ? u-7 luooitc i m)tU(J anonymous communications, sumo of which would have appeared in our columns but for the fact that they were anonymous. It in agrinet nil newspaper 'ethic3 to pnut. anything without the editor at least knowing the name of the author. / ? llev. O. M. Abney preached au excellent sermon to a large and in teresteit congregation at the Motho diet church Sunday morning. At the conclusion o! the sermon two dear little girls, on profession of faith, wore admitted into full fellow ship in the Methodist church. ?The Cold Spring school for colored closed on the Oth. A successfill u/iauion u/oci +aiv<vl%t !%*? VJ.? v., wxyuwaww MWU UJ Miller. Feuturea of tl?? closing exorcises woro ait interesting address by O. 'S. Miller in the morning, and gamo of ball in the afternoon between Pickem: and Cold Springs. Pickeua "eat em up" to the tune of 32 to 2. ?Rev. J. P. Attaway and family have removed to Pickens, and are occupying the Cox cottage on Johnson street. The nrimarv obiunt in n?m ing to Pickens is to obtain better educational a?!vniitnry*.R. Mr. Attn way entered four pupils in the Pickens Graded School on the opening day. Mr. Xttawny and bin excellent family are warmly welcomed to Piokens. ?Prof John E. Hood, of Vinelarfd, was in town Saturday, lio linn jiiht closed the Hummer term of the Vineland school and has had the largest enrollment in the history of thwnohool. The enrollment reached 15ft. The school will open again the iirst Monday in Novell ber. Prof. Hood is one of the best teacher* in the county, and tho Vitielsnd people are appro ciaiivo of his good work. Sinno the liitr i-nina f.lio Inwn council has been doing pome e*cellent work on the HtreeU and sidowtdkn. Nothing adds morn to the appearance of a to vn than good ulreets and siduwnlks neatly k?| t. Fortunately Pickene has for a Main street a uniformly broad stroBt, 100 feet in widtb, and no matter how large the town grows, the crowded aond<ti"U tnat exists in many oitic? can never exist in Pickens. OA0 VOR X Jk. I ~ th? si ^ KM Von Have Always Bought ttcattin . y/^CST * I j, W: 8|j v-The yoto tie gathered from ft senu-ofileial nouroe, shows that Loep|er locoived 1,2G5, Jennings; 1,815; Stephens 1178, Lyuoli 1558; Smith 1555. Bnwen 1538, Fields 730, Tnlley 1603; Boo 971, Parrott 13G7. I ? ... ? - ^ - ? - -jonmngrt ipr AtU'Vllt; ljyncli Tor Supervisor; Parrott for Coroner, and TaU loy and Smith for Commissioners in tho way tho Executive Committeo will declare tho oleotion Thursday, when they meet for this purpose. In Loving Remembrance. In loving remembrance of Mrs. Sarah Ann iVutson, who departed this -life August 21st, aged 80 years. 8he was a loving mother, grandmother and a faitbfal friond, and leaves behind four sons and four daughters, besides a host of relatives and friendu. She was a member of drifjin Baptist church, and her remains were laid to rest at that place. Ob where is now our crninHmnflior dnni'V Oont) home to mansions brightjiuid fair. No more idie'U Hhed tlie bitter tear; She's happy in her mansion there. No more she'll meet us here below. Her toil und sacrifice is o'er, And by the river's gentle flow She's standing upon the golden shore. But tho' she'll visit us no more. Yet we may go to her at last. And there we'll sing; our troubles o'er, When all life's labors hero are past. Farowoll, dear grand mot her, till we meet Before the throne of God above, And enst our crown at Jesus'feet, And sing tho triumphs of Mia love. M. C. Card of Thanks. I desire to thuulc tho peoplo for the support given ine on tho 30 th ult. With tho opposition aguinst mo, before I (,'uvc my consent to bo in the race, X could not oxpect more; but some of iny friends would not be satipfiwrt otherwise. I feel that defeat, (and by this to be relieved of the abuso that is connected with the office when properly executed) and thus to remain at home, is more pleasant and equally as profitable to me, and I hope it will bo us well for tho people. Matthew Hendricks. Singing AssociationTho Liberty Township Hinging Association will meet, with Rlmhamah church on Sunday. Sent, 100.1 ?* 10 o'clock, u in. Every l*>dy is cor dially invited to come and bring nil of their song bi>okn and something good to cut. W. F. Evatt, Sec. Diseases Peculiar to Women. If Acid Tron Mineral i? u?ed according t<? directions* n? an internal remedy, or ftfl "A wash," uud no benefit follow*, after using one 50c bottle write uh and wo will refund your money, Hold by druggist*. Acid Iron Mineral Co, Columbia, H. C, CITATION. By.l, B. Newbery Esquire Probate Judge. WHEREAS, J. O. Rrrok made unit to me to Kraut him Letters of Airiminin. tvutiou of the Efitato of and effects of J. H. Brook, deceased. Those mo therefore to oito and admonish nil mid singular the kimlrod and creditors of the said J. H. Brock, deceaa ed, that tliey bo and apprar before me i? tho Court of ProbaWi, to bo hold at Pickens Court Houso, S. C., on tho 27th dny of Sept. 1904, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock ii? the forenoon, to sh^w cause if any they liavo, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 15th day of Sept. 1004, in the 120th year of our Independence. J. 15. NEWBNKY. T. P. P. C. Acid Iron Mineral is not a putout medicine, but a wonderful combination oi neauii uiviug faotors, mined from iiio tui'fc't, aud compounded in-the Lribratory of Nut lire, ft it* of suoh great strength tlmt it only takes a "little to do the work." It euro# such a largo per ceutage of chrome diseases after nil olse lias failed, that it has won for itself groat fame, the patient commencing to improve almost from the that dose Nothing will build up tho broken down system so quickly and permanently as A. I. M. Why complain aud suffer bo cause of some disease which undermines your health and robs life of ite charm eausiug you to lose hop* and succumb to despair aud ilnnlly premature death. Clot A. J. M. at oiieo. It may suit your case cxactlv. It bus miitiwl llimmm./ln of othoi-H. Trade A. I. M. markou every bottle. Sold by Druggists. Acid Iron Mineral Co. Columbia, H. C. , MuiiKKer Wmitrri, Trustworthy lady or gentleman to munigo busint'se in IhiH comity and adjoining territory for well and favorably known Iioiiho of Holid iinnnoiiil standing. 8*20.00 straight easli salary and expenses paid enoli Monday by check direct from Lie idqunrteiH. Kxponso money advanced. Position permanent. Address Manager, 810 Como Hlook, Chicago, Illinois. 15)t -sejll 1 A?k for Allen'* fool'Eai#, A I'owilur To xlmkt! Into your shoe*. It rest* (lie fuel. Muk01 whIIcIiik easy. Curex corns, liuolons, InKrowlliK imiIU, nwiIIoii nn<l sweating foot. At hII driikkuth hikI shoe Mtorex, #>0, Don't NOaept Huy hiit)KtItuto, Si?iii|>le KHKK. AtldreiH, Aliens. OlniMtetKl, l.oKoy, N, Y. xe|>ll-w4, Williainston Female Colleg will open in it? now butliliugH nt Greenwood, s. C., TuHfuliiy, Sept. 27, 190A. Our wfll-known mlvHutnge* with va'nablo Udilitionp. Bond for oitologue to r> i.L- tin* m. donn [). wmsod, GsepwO WilliainatoD, 8. Cf O A. 10 T ^*> jp^ j; _ B??r( tk? lap I be Kind You Haw Aiways Bought m":r Sometimes the hair is not |j properly nourished. It suffers I for food, starves. Then it | falls out, turns prematurely g gray. Ayer's Hair Vigor is a 0 Hair Vigor hair food. It feeds, nourishes. B I The hair stops falling, grows 1 I long and heavy, and all dan- | druff disappears. | " Mjr li?lr coming out lorrlbl*. I = allium nfrftlil to coinh It. Hut Aver'* Hair f'o fftllliiK.aud alio restored the iihIuih) oolur. Mks. Ji. ?|. K. Waiid, landing. N. J. tM Ij0}1'*' o. aykii co, WMiXliMMHMH for Poor Hair RYOALES TONIC A New SctciillJIc. Di.scovery ' for the BLOOD and NERVES. It purifies the blood by eliminating th< waste matter and other impurities and by destroying the germs or microbes that infest the blood. It builds up the blood i by reconstructing cmd mu.Miplying the red corpuscles, making the blood rich and red. It restores and stimulates the nerves, causing a full free flow of nerve force throughout the entiv nerve system. It speedily cures unstrung nerve.*, nervousness, nervous prostr.itio'i, and all other diseases of tin" nervous sy.'tein. . RVI")AI.KS TONIC is sold under a positive guarantee. Trial .*Ue 50 CCnts. rnrnlly sl/e $1.00 M AMir Al l [ICI.'1-I IIV The Radical Remedy Company, hickory, n. c. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of I MACHINERY | I COMPUTE EQUIPMENTS A SPECIALTY. | CNQINCS, BOILERS. GINNINU MAC^HIN* IRV, ?AW MILL ANO WOOOWORKINQ MACHINERY, 8HINGLC ANO LATH MACHINERY, CORN MILLS, RICK MAKING MACHIN- v CRY. KINDRED LINES GlflBES MACHINERY COMPANY. Columbia, S. C. 8 Would that we conld SHOUT FROM EVERY HOUSE-TOP 9 with the strength 0f a million volue* (j (hat Dr. King's NewDiscoverv fl OlinCO ConRh?, Collin, Coij?iini|iUon, d 5 uUnCO HrouchltU,ANtl,n.n.lMo||rl..y. Jp n H 11 mi m l*iieinn<>iila,Uil|>, No IT l'liroitt g MONEY BACK IF IT FAILy. A Price 60c and $1.00. Trial Bott'e Frc?;. Jj Notice to Debtor* xiul Cruilitorx. All persons having claims against til mutate of John L. Williams ami Elizateth Williams, ducoas <! will i>nnjnt, the sanif duly Jotteated f<?r pnyment by the 1st day of Octolwr, next. TIiohh indebted to t-aid eH'ate must make paymoot to IV II. Williams. J. M. Williams. . \dmiUMtrntorf, Aur.11, 11)04. With will annexed. To County Boards of Education. Oentlemen; Tho State Board of Education lias appointed tho regular fall examination of teachers for Friday. October 21 at. At tho mooting of the State Board of Education on May Gth, it was decided to base this examination on "Hughes' Mistakes in reaoMDg. i'etermans Civil Gover* men I, Sih>H Warner*, Enoch Ardon and Current History, in addition to regular aijbjeetH, Please have all applicants for teuobora certilicntes in nmple time ho that there will ho no misunderstanding as to the date. Sincerely yours, C). B Martin, Sec State Board and Supt Ed. Teaches please taUo notice ot above and govorn your Bel von accordingly Sincorely, It. T. Ilullum, C<>. Supt. of Ed. MSlot! Mullet! Mullet I Knd all Linda of Fresh and Salt Water fluh and oysters. If you are dealing in Fresh Fifth or intend to deal in them write for prices and send vour orders to TKRKY FISH CO., Charleston. 8. or COLUMBIA FISH & ICE CO.. Oohim Ma, S. J. We ship only /rush euiiRlit (lull aim our piices are a* low as they on" hs s ild at. I Write ox Try u? and be o>nvhioed. lb?ptI8?V ISlSfi OF THOS1' Ml IGHtL THEY ARE 'I Because: Mitchell. Lewis Co- are United States and for ovor aixty-five continuously in the hands of the snmi Beuuiue: The faotory in looatud h timber for vehicle building in the w<>rl from time to time by agonls of tho co expert timber, men, marked and on (when the sap is down) the stuff carried under open shedH 3 to 5 year NOT KILN DRIED. w * juv,^?unr. jlliVUI Jf BUCK Ol llOlDCr, steel and every pound of paint (.11 certoin tests and measure up to c< adopted by the company as nearest j eoming up to the standard is at or prioe. Remember: There's something 1 hind the Mitchell Wagon: There's fai honesty of purpose; there's a life t and easp capital to carry out tlieso \ irrespective of mure dollars and ct ways remain, ' "MONARCH OF THE Watch For Our Fai We aro making evory efi'< customers uuil friendw t best selected stock of <?eii brought to Pickens. FOLGER & 1 Tima Dealers in J Clothing, Shoes, Hats a Goods a S Treasurer mmmmammmmr* STATE OF SOUTH CAROU! County of Pickens. Office of County Treasurer, Pickens, S. ( THE TREASURER'S OFFIC SATURDAY, OCTOBER i DECEMBER, 31st, 1904, The Rate of State, County, Scho r\ i-\.n n.11 1 ^ wne t/oii'ir ron 1 ax ana i) Tax. In nooordanoe with an Act to raise nuj Jauuury 1, 1908, notice is hereby givet Pic.konH (bounty will open for the t???!'? THURSDAY, OOTOISEn lorn, until Tit per ceut. of taxation are as follows: Levy For State Tnx " " Ordinary (Jouuty I " " Constitution 11 Scl " " Past Indebtedness " " Support and Hire " " Siuking Fund " " For Rebuilding hi ? ? l?'or Purchasing It Total levy for State and County Taxi Levy for interact 011 Pickens R. R. hoi Jjevy for iuterest on Putkens R. R. boi Levy for interest on Pickens R. R. boi Speo'id Levy For School Dis ? ?l II II II II I* it II II II II II II ?I <4 IC It II ll II II II II ?l (I Ii II II (I II II II II ?| II II it II ( t II l? II 14 *1 II II It I? II A Poll Tax of One Dollar per oapite <>t 21 ami f>0 years, except such as are exempt A commutation Komi Tax of One Doll other taxes from all male eiti/.om< be* ween t as nro exempted by law. Unless said tux i days work upon the public highway? will I Taxes are payable only in gold and nilv t ioillll Itunll Nntnli mill (I.iinimiu H vear 11)01, Parties tit-siring information by mail in tho locution of their property, mul include | tiivos by check ninst include the olmrgeH fo H. Sept. lfi, 1903.M. ?^A1 A. K. P GREENVIL You can buy any Sumn lor loss than cost. Son MENS SHIRTS rediic< Closing out our Straw 1 You can get 25 per cen end Children's Oxfords hold as long as the go determined to close the A. K. F Dry Oo..<l8 Ht.oro, Wont Knd '' . y' ij 1 GR^OAT WAGONS! MI 10 BEST. i ho oldest manufacturers io the yu?ra their business Las remained t ^ family and originators. c?r tli- p-fiiteut supply of the best d. large htnii-'H of which are bought inpunv, huitrees selected by l at, I ho proper f ason of the year, got out, shipped on the yards and 8, and thoroughly Air Soasoned? evpry bar of iron, every piece of i the Mitclioll Wagons mast stand Brt.ain Man.lards which have been perfection, and any material not ice rejected and not bought Ht any jesideB "pure onmineroialiem" beinily pride and reputation; there'n line of experience; there's ar.?ple >urpo8P8, and a determination that ints, the Milchell Wagon shall ulROAD l Announcement! ?rt to pi nee before our he most complete and iGrnl Merchandise ever Youth truly, HORNLEY. b>?i?rr nd Gent's Furnishing o pecialty. '8 Notice. \ta, ) \ Pickens County, S. C. J., September 14th, 1904. :e will be open from 5th UN TIL SATURDAY, * WITHOUT PENALTY. ol and Special Tax, Including ne Dollar Commutation Road iplins for tlirt year commencing i tlmt tliH offlon of County Treanuror of ction of tnx.e.M f<>r gmd fiscal your from UUSDAY, DECEMBER 31kt. Katea - . - 5 Mills. tax - - " i ?ol tax . 3 '* i - - 1{. ? of Oouvinta 1} ' 1J ? ridges 1 " avonol'n Bridge 1 " Ew - - 17j Mills. iidt?, Pickoii9 O. H. Towuship, mills. iid?, Hurricane Township, 2\ mills. uile, Eaatfttoo Township, :U mills. trict No. 8 2 Mills. 5) 4 " ?' 10 1J " 11 ?? 13 4 10 2 19 2 " " 23 2 " 31 4 " " 4'2 2 " 1!) 2 " ' . 55 3 " l nil mnl? citi/.nns betwdou the agos i f by Inw, will bo collected. r will ho col looted >U the aaino tim? ? * :he ages of 18 und 50 year?, except huoIi s paid by the illst of Deo. P.Kii, eight ) ! required under h contractor. er coin, Unitbd StatoH currency. NnduiIh which become payable during the t regard to their tax&i will plaice s'ato poetage for a reply, nnd those paving r collecting. W. FARR, Trc- afliirerer of PickoiiR County. r ARK'S, LE, S. C. ner goods we have big bargains in xl from 50c to 40c Hats at j/2 price. it discount on Ladies ties. The prices _ .1 _ it r >uus nisr. we are m out. >ARK,