Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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e- curt nonssWA7 MonNG. r VII urnr -.of lot~t entinel-J1oudaf ompany. 0 . T0HOMPSON, rITOn. 00t01 81.00 Per Anung, r Veiing Utes Bensonable. n0 4 4 e iooince a Second class for 7An pAtter 168,S. 0.: 1 .\YVe411649ay October 11, 1905. Bi - Sflo to the Cigarette. e t ON0nd Courier occasion swrong. Only last week naver ighed against of cigarettes. A fittle t og thekpart of our tido- t W r't' frio vv, '.ild convince himl C t the no oft' .igarettes is one of ay wi av by whieh the coun. k nk Waly b d the holl'w chest. d, sh'u ro ' 1, weak minded s 6s tit int t every community, a And h, i fhiv I ived for a few p yea.s mougnr, 'nlkght marry.and be. r 40o the fiath- of equally fohle children. ' ir continued exist a Oilce It menvi ace to .the public *elare.n ci o think it botter for the country for them to be trans 41-eod to 10 sc-3nes of glory at the egrliet, niiminw.t. Instead, then, asHoWeiaing with other cigarette 6.6nda ou o'-rth .hey would become , the frien aind companions of the atgols whlto iiihbit the holy city. I The old lh y'' is watching the few a onr and. sensible boys who SmUol e anid h.will grab them at e the rt opportunlity. For tho groat miass of weaklings who emoLo he hao ;o nee, and wouldn't have a ono o l h.! mn a free gift. Boys t v with brains [IS enough to be account ble for thoi actions may expect t ewardki a good warm place on the 1ove U the placO which is shuieidA boy ; , angels of light and ha ppInkes. - beville Press and F1ull o "Tragic Meaning reAW thetse1 lii's fo m J. H. Siminonis of 01MOy Iowia. 'ink what might Ianve Osueitl" fromr ui terrile congh if ho had . 3-.- d I beo medicine heo writeR oo i h M e fearful coutgh that das tt bed py nighG's rest. I tried overyv ttgbut nothing would relive it, until IT kDr. Kiugs )Tow Discovery fot onsimtion, coughs, and colds which c9p foey ured me." .1nstantly ro lee nd permanently onres ull throat enlig Iseaee provents grip and pageonia, At Picokens Drug Co. Ralph Bingham Coming. And thebare announcenmrnt will e.~ enouigh! Edgefield knows Raph Bingham and loves~ him *l Ralph will be wvith us in, rt opera house on Monday ove uaing Oct. 9th, We regard him as li. most romnerkable delineotor ofl te present day. THe catniniy lhas Wonderful elocu tiona ry and1 mim . powers. His dlelineations are a~ tudy. Thirteen years of sttage ~actice has trained his voice in *uoh a manner that hie can be0 tragic or humorous at wvill. SFrom the falling of tho first ~ord from his lips to the cluoso of Q e entertainment Mr. Rintghamn -hods his audience captive. Wit aud humor, wisdom and1( pathos, Yankee, negro and Dut ch (ialect, pusio anid story fall rapidly and s~eily from his lips and keeps his I syldienice convulsed with laughter Tr almost in tears.-Edgtld Ad- ~ -ertiser. Will appear before the people of ~ ekens in the school auditoriure Tbursday Nov. 2d. Insomnia and Indigestion Cured. t * Last year I had a very severe attack t ~ findigestion. I could not slosp at, g tIht land suffered most excruciating Spat or three hours after each imeal.1I c toubled this way for about three th when I used Chamberlain's. hand Liver Tablets, and re ,~0XV- immediate relief." says John ' Pxon .Tullamore, Or~b'rio, Canada. rsal'e Py ickens Drug Co. and T. Hunter, Lberty. columbia, October 6 .-Assist ht Atorney Youimans has ren 4te4 an opinion that where sher f bmagistrates, or other officials ,10ke seizures in prohibiton coun a they are entitled to half of sb poils for the selIursthey a e made. ., :..$ o~pe:Rlo <./ en k Cheap Rates to CoedMbW he outhern Railwy slel ox. ;ion tickets to 0e i. and r. no ifrom all point. thin the State 4oulb Carolg, .and Jrorn Char- mi r3 , Ashev! 41)cI Wimington, N. Augusta' Savannah, Ga., and rwedlate points, OcCounet State tf, ricultual and Mechanical Fair, ob , 24-27, daily Oct. 22 to 20 inolu. Je ,itd f ,r morning trains. ebed. A d tO arrivo i Columbia before an Oct. 27, at. the rate of ono faro C the round trip plus 25c plus 5o, fifty cents covering the admission el I I C the fair ground. For Military Companies and Brass nds in uniform 20 or more on one N kets, one cent per mi'le traveled ch direction plus arbitraries per P pita. Dates for sale same as shown t love. Final limit on all tickets Oct. 29. The Soutnern Railway in addition the regular passenger trains run ng on convenionent schedules to Aumbia, will operate special trains 0 atober 25 and 26 between the fol. ,wing points: Between Branchville, Camden, c umter and Columbia; Spartanburg 3d Columbia and intermnediate Dints; Anderson, Belton an( inter iediate points to Columbia. f For further infortmition, apply to ay ticket agent or write it. W. Ilunt, D. P,. A. E. J. Prince Dead. 3 Enoch J. Prince was born in An. lerson county in 1851, and died Oct ;, 1905. HJ mnovod to thit county I vjer I.e mad uany friends who s vill regret to learn of nis death. Ho end daily a Christian life and on- I Ilured h]is nickIess vWith palicCe, rusling in Gotl, who, he said, Would 1rry itim safely t1rough H wasI married to M i14s Mary 6.nna llavnie, ister of J. L. HaIyuio, 4 nd eloven children were born to ben, six boys and ive girls, ith of Ahm are livin1g. 'lh( fune-rali sor ices wero conducted by Reve. Wh ite 6ad Gregg. He was a member of ;labtown cuitircli and iilo an elder. I llsed are th deed that di in the it JorI. Mlay th1 riIhest blessings 'Wit upon01 thW berOaVed 0onU.. q A Friend. How to Cure Corn4 and10 Bunions. First sonk the cornt ..r butnion in warm vator tOo otn'ii; then paire it ilownt as >dood anid apl)y (Chamnborlai's. Pain talm twlienO twio'c1 diy, rubbmi~g vigor- li ast9y for iivai11 minu tos ad- eachl applictioni *i (corn p)flter'1 should be wornl for a few lays to pr'otect it fromt the shio'. - As aa ~onoratl liunent for sprains, bruises, amneness anud rhouma~litism, Paini Ilalm 5 unieinailed. For stale by Piekens D)rug Co., and 'T. N. Huter, Liberty. a Norris News. Thoi eigh tioth hsirthday of M r. J1 H. I M ullinix of Contral, was celebrated mn the 7th inst. with a family roenn on. Mrs. T. M. Be'ggs and two :hildren of Alabama wvere present. Mirs. Boggs being his eldest daugh-. (ir. Mr. and1( Mrs. Isaac Shortif andl amily from near Norria, Mr. ~J. A. Illliix' child ron from near Norris,t f r. an~d Mrs. B3. F. Sheriff' and fami y' of Libert-y, Mir. atnd Mrs. R. MI. ullhinix and family from near Nor. -is, and Mr. and( Mrs Leo Ballantino r ind family of Easley', wero present. ['wo of his sisters 'yoe also present, ~tra. Jane Hlopkins aind Mr's. Maigio Iullinix of Penidlaton. F~ifty peronSt1 its dininer (of which there was an ibundanice of every thing that co'u'd eC cait for'. Theli de'votional exotr iesO were, conduiIcted byu J. 11. Mulli tix, which consistecd in reading andl rayer. Miss Adii McWhorter, Mr. Pick ns and Mr. Looper all of P~ickens, isited Mr. J. C. Garrett diatuday nad Sunday. The lUnpt ist Association mot with 10o(den Creek church Oct. 5 to 8, Liere being the larget crowd in at mndance the scribe has seen for some 11w0. Miss. (Gladys [Huckabee oif Catoe. biee, entered school at Lownesville to nday'. Blue Eyes. 1 r To be sure, you arc growi'ng old. But wvhy let everybody see It, in your gray hair? C Keep your hair dark and rich (I and postpohe age. If you wvill 0] [lnir Vigor only u Ayer's Hair VIgor, n your y hair will soon have og #1W3h deep, rich color of ta frUtht Sold for 60 ycars. 01 r a~ ver o whyees o. An no a. I gr~ thir~ say he otui iha& d u 1o -OO*(i BUSINESS LOCALS. Niillinery upstaire at J. T. Vn. 4 & Uu.'s store. For Sale-322 acres of lad 3J lea of Central. Apply to P. B. )rgan, Central, 8. 0. 4L Land surveying, land papers writ I and probated, dowers taken; arges reasonable. . Residence on huson st, west of jail. J. P. Ltaway, Piokens, 8. 0. cow 4t* A ti(et of land forsale cheaip. il at thin offleo. A nive line of ladies' hats and iltirou's eaps at J T. Fennell & A re you looking for business? See A. Boggts Litwrty. Send Vo 1ir children's shoes to the ickens Shoe Shop and get a pair of wmIn evelirating half soles that will ear till the sboes are worn out. Car load of the best flour on the airket, "Obelisk" to go at close prices. ome and get somin. H. A. Richey. Wo have for wale on liberal terms 21, ac farm land situated witbhn no and one half miles of Pickens 'hisa is a splendid farm and in good tato of cultivation. Two horse crop leatred balaneo in original forest. ''air buildings amnd two tenant houses n the lilace. Will se!l for cash or nt crtdit. Apply to Heath Bruct lorrowv Co or Ivy M. Maulditi, At. ornev, Pickens, 8. c. W hei in need of repair work call 1 1ie. lMlggy and wagon repairing, h11#l bhlding, etc., finishetd up iI mat class hlmpe at reasonable prices, Jtm f11o Hiur with you on that nexl ab. A. A Maian, in the Brock shop, ext to W. H. Ashmore's )lacksmiti Rtml)AlinhInent, Pickens, 8. C, Bring us your eggs, chickens and ,utter. Highest prices paid for amo. H1. A. Richey. A heap of little things cheap at J. .Moore's. You can get 25 lbs. rice for one ollar at J. D. Moore's. Como and see our nice line of shoes J- T. Fenuells & Co. Nlolasses at J. D. Moore's 80c tW 1e per gallon-- good. A nice line of. men's and youti ollarti at J. T. Fennell & Co's Store Real good cider at J. D. Moore's. This is a reminder t bat I am stil oinig business at the >ld stand (over 'ickens Drug Store) w here I am lwai Llad to serve my >l d as well 1 Mw friends. When yea want a ick and easy shave, or an up-to-date air cut, give me a call. E. T. Hunter The Barber. Highest prices paid for ehiekens ggs and country produce, J. T. Fenneli & Co. (Good apple vinegar at J. D, loomre's~ for 25c per gallon. Th'e nicest line of lamps, glasaware ud( decorated dishes to go at eost, J. TV. Fennell & C. Sick headache is caiused by a disor ored conditon of the stomach and is nickly oured by Chamberlain's 8tom lh mand Liver Tablets. For sale by 'ie'kenas Drug Co. and TI. N. Hunter, iiboe ty. Low Rates on Southern. Very low rates via Southern Rail. ray to Washington, D. C. and re. urn on account American Bankers Lsocation, Oct. 10-13, 105. One fare plums 25c for the round rip. Tickets on sale October 8 and .final limit October 15th, with priv. ego of extension for en additional 31n days on deposit of ticket and pay aent of a foB of 500. TO CHICAGO, ILL., ud return, on account the National ~aptist Convontonm, Col., October 25 31, 190)5. Omne faro plus 50c for the round rip. Tickets on sale October 23 and 4 limited to return leaving Chisago "t, later than Nov. 5, 1905. For any information call on anI gent of the Southern or address, R. WV Hunt, DPA, Charleston, S. 0. .Brooks Morgan, AGPA. Atlanta, Ga. c .A. #! TI O __. Z .A.. Beum the* An Kind You Hlarm Alway kut Clerk's Sale. TATE OlF SOUTI'fI CAROLINA, County of Pickens. vy M. Mauldin et al, Admn's, Pl'ffs .F. Brock and Carrie Brock, Dof's. In pursuance of a Decretal order ir io above stated case by Hion. Chase 0 'antzler, dated Sept. 27, 1905 and on file Sthe Clerk's office, I will sell to then ighest bidder N SA LEDAY IN NOVEMBER 1905, iring the legal hours for sale at Pick is Court House, S. C., tihe following 1o1 land to wit: All that certain piece, parcel or lot ol nd lying and being situate In the state 'South Carolina, county of Pickeni 1(d In the town of Pickens, cotaining me-half acre more or less adjoining Iota TI. D. Harris, E. B. Freeman, the es. to of Minnie L. Bloggs and fronting on 'iffin street, It being tihe same lot of ad conveyed to Carrie Brook by Min e .L.,.Bogg.,and whereon there is a fening house.. Terfns,' cash. Purehaser to pay for papers and re rding the same, not., ijg05. A, J. 300S,{Eseal) Take a Trip West. Special inducements this soAon to spend your vacation on -the. Pacific Coast or in almost any of the'western states this summer at a low cost. Round trip excurson tickets via the Rock Island System are on sale cer. tain dates throughout the summer. You can go via Colorado visiting Yol. lowstone Park and returning South ern route by way of El Paso, or visa versa. A long return inmit and cheap rates for side trips to overy point of interest- Full particulars, literaturc and Rock lolnd folder, from Jobc Sebas'ian, l'asetiger 'rnffio lnni ger, Rock Island Systemn, (hiago. FOLET3ITORNfETAU Oures Oolds Prevents Pneumonia Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens In Common Pleas E. S. Griffin, et. al., Plaintiffs,' vs. Lillie Jameson, Defendant. Decree for salo and partition. Purbuant to an order for sale in th above stated cage made by lon. Charit G. Dantzler ott the 26th of September 1005, I will sell to the highest bidder a Pickens court house ON RALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1905 during the legal hours of sale the fol lowing described traets of land on the ternm set out in said decree as follows to wit: TRACT NO. 1. Situate in the county and state afore said, adjoining lands of R. F. Smiti tracts No. 2 and S. and containing on hundred and sixteen (110) acres more o less. TRACT NO. 2. Situate in said county and state, oi both sides of Rices creek, adjoininl Gilstrap and Mauldin lands and tract 1 and 3 and Byars' land and containin one hundred and fifty-five (155; acre more or less. TRACT NO. 6 Situate in said county and state on bot sides of Rices creek. adjoining tracts 1 2 and 4 and Byars' land. and known a the "home tract," (the mill is also 1 this tract) and contains two hundre and fifty-five (255) acres more or less. TRACT NO. 4 Situate in said county and state, ad joining tracts No, 8 and 5 and E. 8 Griffin's land and containing one hun dred and twenty-six (126) acres more o less. TRACT NO. 5 Situate in said county and state, ad joining tracts No. 4 and 6, the Gilatral land and land of E. 8. Griffin and con. taining one hundred and fifteen (i1! acres more or less. TRA;T NO. 6 Situate in said county and state ad joining tract No. 5, the Gilstrap lanc and land of E. S. Griffin and containinj one hundred and,. thirteen (113) acrei mere or less. Terms of sale--On -third of the pur chase nioney to be paid in cash en da~ of sale, the balance on a credit of onn and two years with interest at 7 pet cent, secured by mortgage of the premi ss andl bond of the purchaser, Pur chaser will be allowed to pay all cash on day of sale. Terms to be comnplied with in one hour from sale or the land wvill be resold at the risk of purchas er. Purchaser to pay for all papers and foi recording mne. Oct. 12, 1905. J. C. JENNINGS. Sheriff Pickens Co. Clerk's Sale. ST ATE OF SOU TH CAROLIN A, County of Pickens. (I. R. Hiendricks, Pl'ff, vs. F. M. McKee, et al, Def'is. In pursuance of a decretal order in th above statedl case by Hon. Chas. G Dantzier dlated Sept. 26, 1905, and on fl in the Clerk's office, I wvill sell to th highest bidder ON SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 10 during the legal hours for sale at Pick ens Court House, S. C., the followin tracts of land to wit: All that piece, parcel an tract of land lying and bN ing situate In the county and state afor said and In Hurricane township on wi tern of Mile caeek, waters of Keowe river, adjoining lands of I. A. Durhan: Charley Rosemond, Mrs. Levi Robini J. A. McKee and others and containin one hundred (300) acres more or leiss an being the same traet of land convey e to F. M. McKee by deed dated 28 of O< tober, 1004, by J. A. McKee which dee Is recorded in deed book "z", page 825 Pickens County Records. All that certain piece parcel and trac of land lying and being situate In th state and county aforesaid and in Hum ricane township and cent aining fift; and three-fourths (50 8-4) acrea n ore less acobrding to plat and survey of th same made by B. D. Gar vin, surveyoreo the 22 of October, A. D). 1901, adjoinin lands of Mrs Levi Robins, J. A. McKe J. W. Sheriff and others and being thm same tract of land conveyed to F. 1'0 McKee by J. A. McKee by deed (date the 25th day of February, 19i5, bein. part of the. home place of J. A. McKe and being located on Mile Creek, water of Keowee river. Terms one-half cash within one lhou after sale, balance on a credit of twelvt months with a bond and mortgage fron purchaser over thme premises sold, witi leav. to the purch~aser t6 pay All cash or day of sale., PurchaAr to pay for all papers and for recording the sanie. OQt, 9, 190$. A. J. BOOGS, (Seal) . Clerk of Court, P. (A. COME BEFORE THE RUSH and Make Your Purchase in NEW FALL FOOTWE AR We are ready for the biggest and best shoe season in our history. Our line of Men, Women and Children's Shoes are complete. Only thoroughly dependable footwear is allowed to go on our shelves. Portia Shoes for Women-We have secured the agency for this popular Shoe for Greenville, and have them in all styles, all leathers and sizes. Prices $2.00 to $3-50. Crossett Shoes for Ilen-It is an undisputed fact that Crossett's Shoes at $3-50 and $4.00 gives more wear, more comfort and look better than any shoe made at the same price. For the past few seasons the denmand for Crossett Shoes has increased so that it is almost impossible to keep up sizes, but we have got our fall order, and can fit any size foot with any last made by Crosset. Prices $2.50 to $4.00. Ever Wear the Dunlap ?-For those who waut a high price shoe that is dressy and neat, and well -worth the price, call for the Dunlap-Price $5-oo. Carried in all lasts and leathers. HOBBS-HENDERSON CO. THE BUSY BEE HIVE 110 and 112 N. Main St. GREENVILLE, S. C. Cures Biliousness, Sick Cleanses the system Headache, Sour Stom- thoroughly and clears ) ach, Torpid Liver and - - sallow complexions of Chroni Constipation. [3~tV f i Syr piple*s andablothe PEICKENS .D RUG COMPIANYr MAKE IIPRATNTC The Outlet TO Your' Trading Hlomie Whien in Greenville. The closer yon investigate our prices Hms e e s and our methods of doing business, the botter our chances to sell you. Our shOe mnan has grown grey study I will be at Oakwvay, Oconee county, S. C., on October ing leathers and lasts. 'Tho result is we are showing a line of footwear, every' 25 th to 28 th inst. inclusive, for the purpose of closing out all p~air of which is sold on our personal guarantee. A shoddy sho00 has no place lands optioned to me, as well as the lands I have bought in o'n our shelves. A shoe must be itathier andt good leather at tha't before we are that section. willing to sell it. qu'S SHES-n' gaenun frst These lands are well improved farms, comparatively level, sho cani" hey ade at the 6 price A le and the most of them have new houses, barns, etc. genuine Kangaroo Blutchers, $1.50. j w-lpyalepne hl mteeo oafd Men's High Boots in Kangaroo and: ilpyalepne hl mteeo oafd SSatin Calf, worth $2.50 at $2; weighit3 ho8ekr woo ealrira pounds. Men's Bunday Shoes, Kanga. omserswopurchase lands ofmincluding alrira roe Blutcher, all solid leather, $1.50. SOur "Talk About Shoes"'---the best Sa fare from' all points in Greenville, Pickens and Oconee coun 3 Box Calf we have ever seon -Men'q "W*"e stn Oi rai 82 ter-Poof ties, provided you notify me in time to provide proper accom.. Quality"-no better shoe can benmade,I modations forO. - 3.50 and $4. you style combined ini every pair. - Ladies,'xett ae2 o4 desirable tat fln oofr getnine Dongola Kid, platenit tip, solid aaepiae n ttt leathor counters and insole, $1 the pair. al of which aeto be closed out at piaesale, an 't h right -Ladies' Genuine Viei Kid, easily worth ki-'o , 1 50 for $1.25. Old Ladies' Shoes, knduo prices. quted or felt tops, vici -front. wvool or fleece linaed,solid leather counters and Parties who want me to offer their lands at this sale must m'asoles, $1.25. Ladies' "every day she, Kngaroo, common sense or send me full descriptions of same at once, so I can have them e O giNGb 1Ea RyMFfNotlir' examined, and know that the prices are right, before2 offering bgadvance in wol so on utomers themt ues fiact, we h .ve many things oh,-aper than Ishlal intsslehtartom llast year. wVl.eaa you buy a suit from Isalreject allands ithsaetatreoptionedtom ns youi have ihe sautsfaction o~f knowing' that you have the very hi-st that money at a price above that prevailing for like quality of lands in the can uy-ndif anything turns out wrong we are~l to make it good. Our location where they are offered. c (lothmlg mimat give satisfaction in wear "'13 gialty, or wea't loe to keep Terms-One-third Cash. Balance in three equal annual O. gie>'ual dea of the""N g "'rl uno installments, with interest at 8 per cent. per annum, with (cuta, all c'olors, stronlgly made. wvell lied and1( lhln~ihedl $500, 0.e50, $7.50. mortgage on promises to secure balance of purchase money. I $8.50, $10 .00, $12.50, $15.00, $16.50 au<.d 8 18.00. Ouar $18.00 suits tare what oth Now if you mean business this is your chance to secure a er5 get $'25 00) for. Thiat's straight. e Maxwell-Feagle-David Co a home in the best country on earth. .117-110N Mi n s'., 'revil . -. Address me at Anderson, S. C. ville and oome to Tiho Outlet. ___... ers o e JOSEMIH J. FR ETW ELL. On Saturday Nuovemiber 4, 1905, TaeNtie OFFER my home place near town for sale. I will Bell at the la to residence of Clemson College, Sept. 29, '05. use to descrie to iny~o i knows it WT.Fireld, deceased. one0 lot of The annual meeting of the Old <'i~id '",iii"erlna r ~ Stoe C urc an Ce etey Asoca aini street store r'roperty an~idawelling in the household anid kitchen furnituire, tion will be bold Oct. 14, 1VQ5, at Ipers. ak-te stc ofodi tble a and one t'wo horse wagon. Terms Old Steo Church. The his tory of T ^Rs cah' 'Th slewil pe a 1a.the church will be ready for distri-- ~ us do y it cas. hesae il oenat1.a.bution. An address or sermon may Le S O y01 m.ElzaJane Field, be expected. IR. U1. Brackett, Oct. 11 1005. 4t. .~ , . Secretary Jo PrintingR.