The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, October 31, 1912, Image 3

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hese Pictures FremHookwc to Or HE tunibledown sUnek is w] they all lived in isery. knowing wiht was tlfeir rou 'hey were illiterate. for in 1 generati - not one of their unces bad ever goue to school. There V the father aunmotlher and five child The mother -h:. never known a day. The fathew. was dIoing about work, the eldest bo. 'ost none. The neat two story house is wi 41J .4 From squalor aad wretchedness to they all lived fifteen months ai they were treated for hookworm ease. They were so res':ored in he: d vigor that they set to work ke enough money to better thi yes in every possible way. The little white schoolhouse here the children are now going ool to learn to read and writ ngs that were Qeyond the po' .I knowledge ~their father {Helping the Twelve States Making the Hookworm Dis< Already Cured Being Eradic . UE state boards of health twelve southern states areC Iducting a vigorous crus against hookworm disease, the results are manifest on dvery ha That is to say that when someth2 like sixty picked physicians peculi: adapted to dealing with health pl le'ms in a very practical way are * voting their entire time and exert their every effort to develop the n efficient measures for the advancen of the campaign against hookw< disease they are at the same t establishing a standard for bet -WHOLE COM in the background is a district teacher and her pupils .Every one with hookwormn disease. work whic.h by way of compari: brings forth greater e!Iorts and mi thorough work on the part of health officials. *1 This campaign is doing more tow; the eradication of typhoid fever in south than Is being accomp1lished rural districts elsewhere in this co try. Moreover, it is carryingi every district where the free d pensary systems have been opera a demonstraition so striking and Quickly to be seen that the people; being aroused as never before for: A Log On-'The Track of a fast exuress means serious trou ahead if not removed. so c.oes ltss appetit e. It means lack of vitality,1 of strength and nerve wveakness. If petite fails, take Electric Bitters quic to overcome the cause by toning up stomach and curing the indigesti Michael Hlessheimer of Lincon, 23 hadl been sick over three years, but bottles of Electric Bitters put him ri on his fe't again. They give p blood, strong nerves, good digestion. Only 50) cents at all druggists. The Picken Show What Relief rm Disease Meant Le Family iere mother. their grandfathers and ;rrand not m 'others, their great-grandfaither. and lle. great-grandmothers. The sturdy, he: thy boy at the fence ois one of the Iads who are using their mnuscle and eiergy to bring the family ere into a prosperity never known before. -l e is industrious and capable now, but ell lie was an invalid until he was relieved mIf of hookworm disease. Is it any wonder that this family is ere doing what it can to prevent the .. X-1 X-:4 health, comfort and happiness in a few months. ter further spread of the disease? Is It lis- anly wonder that the father has built th a sanitary privy and is observing to those simple rules of sanitation that !m- if generally lived up to would com pletely banish hookworm disease from is the country? to The other picture shows the family - as it now is, well and happy and full rer of the new cheerfulness of clean and nd industrious liing. General Health i Vigorous Campaign Against ease-An Army of People -Typhoid Fever Also ted at Same Time of execution of those general measures on- necessary to the protection of their life ide and health. An army of people cured nd in this way have been transformed in ntheir conditions of health, happiness land efficiency in a way so striking that the results are often compared to the ry miracles, and they are cheerfully mak 'ob- Iing of themselves walking and talking de- disciples for spreading the gospel of ing better health and sanitary conditions. ost In response to these demonstrations ent the people are already demanding the rm employment of capable physicians as .me whole time health officers, as protect Ith ors and preservers of the health and MUNITIES SUFFER. schoolhouse, and in the foreground are the of themn, including the teacher, is infected on vitality of thte community as a whole. re When we consider that this state of* all affaIrs has been largely developed in the brief period of two years the most ird imaginative persons are unable to fore the Icast what revolution is imminent. Al in ready we realize our notorious lack of n- sanitation and excess of disease. We 2to may gain some idea, however, of what is- may be expected by cons!dering how ted the canal zone and Cuba bare been so transformed within a few years from ire two of the most disease ridden coun ;he tries of the globe to two health resorts. a LUNG DISEASE ofI"After four in our family had died css of consumption I was taken with pa frightful cough and lung trouble, but my life was saved and I gained 87 pounds through usimg oDR. KING'S NEW h DISCOVERY ? P IC 50c and $ 1 00 AT ALL D R C G G ' s RSeitiil is ] He Wasn't an Angel. During one uf the earlier discUSSionl of the United States tariff in th Canadian parliament, an oppositio member characterized the attitude c the government on the question as sight that would make angels wee and jackasses laugh." The Hon. Fran Oliver, who was then minister of th interior, replied, with his usual delil erate calmness: "I have observe, that the honorable gentleman ha been one of those who laughed." Judge. Eating Fish In Lent Aided Navy. The connection between fish eal ing during Lent and a strong nav may appear remote, but to Elizabetl an statesmen it seemed vital. Si much so that a law was passed con manding everyone to eat fish on ever: day of Lent. The reasons set fort] for this enactment made no mentio1 of religious observance. It stated th queen needed ships for defense and th fishing industry furnished men at a] times in readiness for her majesty' service. To Make the Boy Orderly. If you want your boy to be order: provide him with a place of his ow; wherein he may keep his baseball im plements, sporting paraphernalia, tool! and the thousand and one other at ticles dear to his boyish heart. Thi possession of a locker to which hi alone carries the key is sure to sti the pride of every ambitious boy, es pecially if he is allowed to build it. Housekeeper. Rich Haul by Forgers. The Bank of Naples (Southern Italy has recently been the victim of frau< to the extent of $160,000, by means o genuine checks, the figures of which however, had been cleverly altered an' augmented with the aid of chemical and a perforating machine. Th< trickster, of whom there is no trace had checks cashed simultaneously a the branch ofices in Turin, Florenci and Rome. Deep Childish Reasoning. Father (to Margery, who has bee a long time fetching the newspaper) When you're asked to do anything Margery, you should aways run. Mar gery-Yes, I will, daddy; except, o course, I can't when my legs ache Father-Rubbish; your legs neve: ache. Margery (indignantly)-Hoo what's the use of the word "ache, then?-Punch. Our best increases with th, doing of it. Finds COre for Epilepsy After Yea.rs of Suffering "My daiughter was~ amiicted with epilepti': lits for three years. the attacks coming every fe weeks. We employed Eeveral deeitors but they did her no good. About a year a go w-e h'e.ard of Dr. i. iles' Nervine,. and it certainly h'I a s p;roved a Liessing to our -~ ~ little girl. She Is n owapparently edand is en p Jj:ig the be-st of hea1lh. It is 1'over a year since \\ V she has had a fit. . We cannot spealt too highly of Dr. Mile/'- Nervine." MRS.~ FRANK .ANDERlSON. Comifrey, Minn. Thosands of ch ildren in the United States who are suffering from attacks of epilepsy are a burden and sorrow to their parents, who would give anything to restore health to the sufferers. Dr. Miles' Ncrvine is one of the best remeries known for this afiliction. It has proven beneciial in thousands- of cases and those who have used it have the greatest faith in it. It is not a "cure-all," but a reliable remedy for nervous diseases. You need not hesitate to give it a trial. Sold by all Druggists. If the first bottle falls to benefit your money Is returned. MILES MEDICAL CO., Ekhart, Ind. 9 Clerk's Sale. Mas (of Southi Carolhna Cumnty ef Pickens [n Court of Common Pleras. W. Tr. Jeans, Plaintiff, against A. 1. MIorris and Ivy Water. Light and P(ower Company, a corporatior> duly chartered by law, Defendants. RT virture of a Decree in partition. sned by His Honor, J. W. Devore, esiding judge. I will sell to the high. st hicdder before the Court house door a Pickens. S. C., on Salesday in Nov rher. 1912, (during th- legal hours 01 ~ae, the tract of land described in the omplaint in the above stated case, witit he excepition hereinafter stated to-wit All that piece. p~a celI or tract of lamn n the Gonnxty of Pickens anid Stat, foresid on Town Creek known as the [atiemClemeont 31:li tract containinl rt-ninre (41) acres. miore or less, or hich a raill is located.E except one (I acre thereof u bich hias been, siirveyee nd for whiah one acre a plat: has beer mlte, the same havingi~ beein so veyetd :a-! which plat of said one a':re will b< exii~ited ona day of saile, said pha nown as Exhibit 'H" in the evidlric< in t- e bove suited case; the foregoin;g stl will be made~ pursu'tnt to the sait Deeree, and upon the condition tha the poichaiser take the place cf the paitiff an d t h e defendant A, M. .\ orris in the compl ti' n of the dam on sa;id premises nov under construction. as referred to an< set forth in said Deeree and in the plead ings and the evidence in the said cas9 as will be sho;wn by tie said Dec ee am the records in ti:e abos e stated case ot ile in my oflice. Terms: One-hrlf cash on day of sab the balance en a credit of twelvt uonths, the cre'dit piortion to be secure' v the bond of the purchaser and: ortgage of the premises, and draw in erest from day of sale, with leave t< the nuirchaser to anticipate the credi portion on day of aIe. Should the pyr chaser fail to comply within one hour the said uremi~ses will'be re-sold on sams 'lay at the risk of the former purchaser Purchser to par for all papers and fo recording the sameW. A. J. BOGGiS. Oct. 16, 191:2. Clerk of Court KEEP IN PERFECT HEALTH. E You owe it to yourself, your family and [ your work to keep in the best possible con dition. If you have strong, ready muscles a -rich, heathy blood and a clear brain, you can do more and better work and really e live, and enjoy living and be a blessing to those you love. Much of the eternal grouch and many B of the aches and pains you see every dany are caused directly by a lazy, torpid, over worked liver, and all of that may be abso lutely cured by R. L. T. (Richardson'z Laxative Tonic). One fifty-cent or dollar bottle of this magnificent tonic will prIvc F to you that it is the finest laxative and th: quickest strength building tonic ever of fered sick, suffering humanity. Get a bot tle from your druggist today, and k1e it always in the family medicine chest rean to put the Liver right in one night or clu:: a malaria, constipation, or bilious fever.: in D the shortest possible time. If not on sa!., I in your town, write R. L. T. Co., Ader son. S. C. ,R. L.vT. t -A Perfect Tonic THE BEST LIVER MEDICINE 50.- & $1.00 per Bottle All Drag Stores KEOWEE PARIMACY Tax Notice. }Oillice of County Treasurer. Pickens Cointv. iirkenis. S. C., Octobetr i. 1912, The books for theoo!ertion of itte iI County taixes will! be open1 f rom , ctoler 15th 11i2 to lieveniber 31st I912. 'Those who prefer to lio vn enn ty in .hnia ry 1913, with 1 per cent tolditi:ind. Thise B who prefer pityin: in l Felbr:ary ii :3. van do so with 2 p-r cent additiernal. Those '~h prefer payinmr in Mareii ~.l:1. to the i.7-th iof Inith, cai n o ivr~ paying an addlitional 7 peT cent. .\fter said date the books wil clse. N. 1.-Tax payers o iing property or paying tax for others. wil '! p -ie ask 6; tax receipt - in each town ihip fr specialnhiold disti-t i: which he or ther' may own property. This is very important as ther- arte so wniy speci,! school districts. Tho-se% who d1%o noit wish to come to the tlice eno urite me. nt heter th:.n Si-cember 11th, andia I -wil! lizriish them with the anouit due id they cii reit ine by% check, money order or reiisterel letter. if stanps ar.: sent do nt sem11 atbve two (*-*2 cent, as I va'illt 1il.e theci. 'Ien-e Io tot -send me vash witi. tt regi-tering sare. a- it is liabi to iet h. l t: if se'it otherwise it in11.t be lat sender's risk. Levy for State tax ...... ..... .........3. M.\ills Levv for Conttitutiota skhool tax . n mills e Levv for Ordinary Coun i:ty tax. ......1 mills Levy for -inkin-1iund .... . ......... xnilts Iev'v for Pist Itldebte ine s............ toilIs evv for Chiaini U;ang... ...............2 iill Levy for State Constable ..... .. ...... ill orn<> L T.\ N. Special Levy for School J)1:.tri( t No. 1. 2 mills iSpecial Levy for Schi oil i,-trilct No. L....2 miis special Levy for Sc hool )strict No. 3.. ..2 mIs Special I.evy for School l Istrict No. ..2 iills Speeial Levy for School listrict No. 5. ..2:nills Special Lovy for School lirtrit No. 7.... 4 mills % speciai Levi for School > strict No. 5,...2 milis Special . evy for S-hoil l)1striit No. 9.. it) 1lb Special Le-y foir Schoolt listrict No. in. P iIs special Levy for Schoeid il istriclt No. .I. 7 ;.ul I Ispecial Lecvv for Si'hiiul I)i.-t riiet N'o. 12. ..2 nuli:. Spei'ial Le~vv fur School listr I- N ,. i:t. .+ s iIis Special Levy for Schioul I>:-trii .No. 14.. .-4 mii 'pedalt Levy f~or Sc'hool, Ii..riet . o. I'. '; ini Special Levy~ for Su'ihool lI)t b- .\ No.1 I il S pecial Levy f or. School l'h li r - o. 1. Inill Sp~uechlI Levy' f'or Seboaoiiar.Ii't No. 19.0ri! Ipecel iILvy for Schlouo I htric No. '3....' iii Supecia!LIevy for "ulhoo!!)..t .'1 i t I . 1 .,il Special Levye for .cfhool I ii..eriet .,i. 2.1 nia SpecCil L evy for Sch'liiiii !i -tr ric i .2:..2: spii a~'l Levy fori lihool 1i'trict N . i 4 .'.: S 'peci'al Lev for .chooul lI''t "iet \o. . *' ni I peczial I evy fur 'ichiool !)i triot Ni. 'I en spiecial I .evy for Schl. it 11=rd- No. -.. n Special Levyu for S'cioo! Distriict .\i. ' :1 e. : Special Levy fur School iistrict Ni. :11, lau 1. Special l~evy for Schotol lDistrict No. :i3 .: 1,i Special Levy forii Suhooa ii)ist rii't No. ta .1 ini SIci i!el Lev for 'School i itrii't Not. 37. 4 r ISpecial Levy fu orki'bool lIi0-trict Noi. ::. 2mi spec'ial evy fiar Sichool lIf tric't No.i* ,' nii ' S~pecial I evy for "i.hool listr i No 41. :: rull ' Speciail Levy for 1ichoo!au lnitrit No. 12... ril Is"pecial ILevy~ for Schol iIlitrict Nii. 46.. I iniul'. I p'ecial I.evy~ for "'choiol l Iistriut Ni 47.. ni. Sper ii Levy for Sehlu listrict No. 41'.. . mill Special Levy' fur 'Scho.l Di-triu't No. 1...:1 iiuill Splec'ial I.evy ~ Ior Scihooil Iiustrict No. l"2. '2 mills "Spec'ial L evy~ for "uSie boo liitr iect No.. i....t iI 'Spe'iail ILevy for iSchooil IDistric't No. 55. ..1 tuin I' Spueial Levy~ for School | listrict .x0.5'. . .4 iiils Levy~. for intere,.t (iln Pii'kens lR. 1R. Ilitids llurrienne~ townshi..... ..... .....2 milli. ?.evy foa~ interest on P'ickenis R. It. londs r.atut-oe towusip........ ........2!9 mills Lqvv for interest on Piickenis it. R. loions l'iekens C. H. township............ 2 mills Poll 'Tax. One (l1 liollar. Every mle citizeni fromi 21 to to i0 years is liable. exc.'nt 'oifetter ate soldiers, who do not paly after 50 years. an~d, those excused bv'liw. Commutation~ Road Tax. 81.50. 'lThe Leg I isliitu re einactedl lie fol I~lowig law: "T'hat all able-bodiedl male personis friom the ag~e of twen-i' ty-one and fifty years. both inc'lusive. in Ithe county of iPickenis, shall beIt reinuired aiiniliilly to pay one dolliir and lifty eerits cominultatini iir road tax. except ninisters of the 1: uspel ar' tually in charge of a congrec'ation, jpersonis ter mianently disabled ini the milIitary service of thiis State. and piersonis whoi stee in the late war hiet weeii the .Mtates. ain l persons actual ly employed ini thle quaraintite servie oft tle tate, ini 3111 studtI i! whoi mayv be ii!teiiding minl school or col le;e at! thle timie when t he' e'nm fllt'liatin tax hereiinaboive prov'ided fur shan1 heciome due shall b Ie requiredi to puay to the Cou nty* Treaisurer aif sOnid countyiv between the 15th dav" of (.-tober anil the :t st day~ oif Ihecemn hier ini e':i'-h iil every year. ain iauntm~l coiu- i tation or :iaad tax iif onle lillar aInt lifty icents per heal. iind ainy failnre to par; said road tax. hanli hie a misdemieanour, aind thle ollenider. upo lii' coniviction. shaHl Ihe pun iished by a live of not L Ile+ than Iiv~e do!liars andi not more than fi fty, , dliirs. or i mprisonel~d for not more thanil thirty -days. Oapitatiotn 1ug 'Tax. Al! Pe'rSons own im:LE dosare required to pay a tiiX of lifty (.-ii dCnts on each dlog. Rtestuetfullyv J. T. RICHEY, Cuonty Teenut.rer. I. ~ Clerk's Sale Stt fSouth Carolina. Conyof Pickens. In Court of Common Pleas. Myra M Porter, Plaintiff, against Raifus P Porter, et al Defend ants. In pursuance of a decretal _ order made in the above stated case by his Honor, Judge J. W. Devore, dated Sept. 24, 1912 and on file in the Clerks offie., Pick ens county. I will sell before the Court House door at Pick ens, S. C. to the highest bidder during the legal hours of sale on Salesday in Nov-ember 1912, the following described real estate, lying and being in the Scounty of Pickens and state of South Carolina. All that piece. parcel and lot of land lying and being situate in the state and county afore-1 said, Pickens, C H Townshtip, [adjoining lands of J. T. Looper. 1P. A. Porter; John Langston and others and containing about four (4) acres more or less, being the land deeded to W. L, Porter by~ C. L. Cureton. Terms cash.< -Purchasers to pay for papers and for recording the same. ITerms of sale must be complied .with in one hour after sale or< Sthe land will be resold at the1 -risk of the former purchaser. A. J. BOGGS I Clerk of Court. Clerk's Sale State of South Carolina County of Pickens. wh In Court of Common Pleas. dal Liberty Bank. Plaintiff, Vt. Vs -my Susie Parsons, et al Defendants. wr: By virture of a dec ee in the w, above stated case and signed L)y tho his Honor Geo. E Prince at ani Chambers and oil file in the e, Clerks otice in Pickens county sf, and dated June 11, 1912, .I will thr sell to the highest bidder on cii salesday in -November 1912 in or' front of the Court House door sac during the legal hours of sal dut the following described real estate to wit: All that, piece or lot of lamd being in the west part of the S' town of Liberty, in Pickens In, county and state above written. CoIntainiing thirty hundredths UN-100) of an acre, fronting 'o 81 feet on Peachtirce street. . I and joins lots -No. 1:3 and 14 on wert and lot No. 8 on 2 t the south, the title bein- in T, H. fli, Parsons name. Terms of sale the c'ash. Terms of sale must. be d r m111plied with within one hour de :af ter sale, or it will be resold at h the risk of the former purchas ,-r. Purchaser or purchasers are to pay for ail papers and for i)ei recordino the same. - aj A. J. BOGGS Clerk of 'Court. r. Clerk's Sale. State of Sou: h (':rolina of t Pickiin. or tv.* Court of Comiion 'lens a ';UneyV C. 1gdon et al, Plaintiffs agin stto V. .\. ligdoln et al. D-f ndar.t.r In lor.,aice < f a de'r.-ta! ordler for maidi- mi tie above -!ated vase by lh-s lit(or. .Juize J. W. 1leVore. tse. d %enpteiier 27. 1912. and on fiik- i 6. -- I lrk's < flie Pie-kers c-unty. I will se!! .)-befoie the Couirr. house doo or to iie hi;.Lher hidde-r du-rm ti.e le-al hours of Iie (- Sale.,day in Novembe r 1912, the a ~don ing dlescribo ral estate lying id bvir;g in i he County of Pickers aid F0 4ate of South Cirolinia. A il that cer- W. ain p:.ce. parcel or tra.r. of lanod lying in b bi.g simate in the State and T. ount v aftr#-said in waters of Saluda Ir rver wml -djommig lands of V. A.-ia-, 1.i(, .1 F. lI6gdon et al ar;i being pirt p .I if the si- e land d e h-d I i by Nancy .611h . Ri-don and coot iinin.g, fiftee 1 (19) ofiic wres; mr-( or les'. Terms of sale cati1 ire houl I ite purelh4ser tail to coinply dtri wvith the terms of this sale within' one day hoiur iIt. r after, said clerk wiji resell d se he same (-n fle s.nqe 'or smf subse- the Iuent. sal- sdav. at the risk of tho. former . wrchvaer. Purchaser to pay for ; apers T or recordinga.e. (f K A. J, BO000F. I " . Uki-k tf Court. (.0m Clerk's Sale E ;tate of South raro'ina, f -0) County of P'ekens. T n~ Court of Common Pleas. .co1 ~uce A. Barneott t'Iudson, et al, Pi:,inuiffs .J-. ro H Brrrnett, Defendant. mecr I, tnursuancee of a do'ctal order made nIhe- above stated case by His H1 nor '5th. (912 nn~d on tile in the Clerk'sch .tiire Pockens Countv'. I will sell he--~ r- 4 ;:en Court house door at Pickens, S hou. '., .h:,ing the lega! hours of sale.,r on ,al.s'av in1 Novemb.ar. 1912, the follow- 'lite ne..-rih, ii real estat. lying and he- er p. n, in il.' ( -unty of Pickerns and State to p if S iuth C iOhna. All that certainsm ar- jpa~e..! or tract of land lying aend___ wi.- it tuar int ih- Countv and State iforo aidI. "on F..wle-r' C ee-k waters of Zaim''a rv - andl a/j 'ininig ?ands. of B3. 1. wi.es Geo. Henditrix. Waldrop -TA -.ta'e ini :-cd cantiti:.intr fifty one (.51) cres ic tbh- s-oe mor- or less. To-i ms of sale, e-h. Should the itrelser fail ti eon pv with the terms -f this stib- wi' hrn one hour thereafter' R aid clerk will rm"!l thi.- s-ame on the anme or somW sub <iniert salesdlay at thle . i isk iof the form.'r purchauer. '" i Pnehaser to n'ay for all papers and i"d or reco'rding the- sam'. .4 der'ik nf court. Coo ____biddl Clerk's Sale. Salt in tli ;TATL OF SOL-TH CAIROLINA Sout P'iokens County i or tr In Comm ilon Pleas Co urt. - inr :t lattie B.-lt. Plaintiff head' -agrinst innd .. M. Crone, D)efendant. In puir.--nance' of a de-cetal ordler made n the : ovo se.:ted cave b'y i-is Honor rI udge JT. W. DeVme, date-d Set'Pt- ber - '? 4. tu12, and ono fil, on the Clerk'a off ie? eik-as cutntv. I will sell to the hig~h-j st hidler, before the Court house door r t Pickets. S. C , duringr the legal hours hi f snk on salesdlay in Novemb er 9t2 ii, h'a following esc-ribedo nreai estat-,fo vig arid boeing~ in the Connty of Pock-sae ns and state of South Carolina All -~ hose two iots of land lyirg and br-irng 1rr tUaite ini the State and County afore- tn aid in' or near thle ircorp >rated limits if the Town of Eresley and knot' n as ts Nos 1i arid 12. Teromo ca-li. 1',rehase-r to pay for ali >p. r. andi~ for roeording sam'.: "ermo *f sei mu'st he comp0lie'd with in onte tour after sale or the premises will he ti e-l d at the- risk of the former pur- - bas- rs A. J. BOGGS. 'v' Clerk of Court the Clerk's Sale. for Suth tat- of Southi Carolina, ,: um Counaty of Picket's, o)* n Comomor.. Pleas C. urt. - lnggie A nders Jon- s et a!. Plaintiffs .'P ry A nders et a!d. Defendants. In pursuance of a decretal order made , v his H-onor, JdeJ. W. DeVor o, tdSeptemober 27th. 1912. and on file ni ihe. <:leik's offict- Pickens county, ill so-Il to the highest bidder before thre urrt hous? i dor at Pickens. S. C.. dur ne the lega'il hours of s die on Salesd ay h~ n Novembeair 19J12. the fo]'owmng de-f o erihted real estate. lying and heing im hie County oif P-ickens and State of So b ( aro'lina. All that certain) piece., ore--1 or tract of land, situate. lying 4 mol boing in th~e State and C:ountyv foreei en waters of Saluda :iver aondl ,djining landls of Woodside land. J. 13, dgon~ landi, McJunikin land and Qt n ;tho-m land an-d enntaing i wo. hun iro-d eighty nine (2891) acres to ore NO' >r less. Terms of sale r-a--.. mal shouild thle purchaser faii to coom- Juid dv with the termis of this sale withon in1 me hour thereaftei, raid clerk will res -1l :.1l :he stone on the sU~jn- er somle sul-the tuent sale-tsday at the isk of the formetr saidI 'urchaser. to r Purchaser to pay for all papers and of J -ecording the same. taim A. J. B3GS. Clerk of Court. C Tihoulsand Peo Saved by his wife he's a wise 'Aoioan wh >knows just at ro do u hen Ier WPand's'ife is in iger. but Mrs. R. J. Flint, li a ntree. is of tiat k m.i. She insited on using Dr. K ng's New Di:covery,' :es2Mr. F. "for a dieadfui cough. en I wa- sf w-ak my friends all ught I had only a shoit time to live, I it conpi t-ly curfai ne." A quicle for coughs and colds, it is the most at:d reliable medicine f r many ,at and lur-g troubles-grip, bron Us. ercup. quinsv. ton-il t.s. h-m. iages. A trial will convine you. r-. a 1.00. Guaran'eel by all I rgi t . Clerk's Sale. e .f South C r'di' a 'ou:ats of Pickel., he Court of C-rinnon Pleas. ?. ITandri-ks Pla ntiff agI 1).M. v:s i Mansell et al. Defendants. a 1.ur-u-nce of a decre-tai order mvaie he above stated ca.-e hV his H nor l-,e J . W. Debore, <ated Septeral e. 1. 91', and on file in the Cl rk's n- Pic.eos county, I wil sell befo- e Cour t hoi se ?oor a. l'ickens, S C . ing :he 1-gal hour of sal- on Sales iI Novemnber 1912. ti e following -ri -l-d real t state lynig and being in C -unty of Pickeis ar.d state of Ib Iarolina. All that eeriain piece -I or t ract of land 1% img, !n Praters k w;,ters (if Twelve-. Mile river ar.d ig situat- in Huriicn- Township >f:iieg lan-!s of Davis Bo,,wni. W. L r. kin, D. U. fompkins. John Hunter .) ar d o'h# rs con ainig ftirty five (45) ore or less, it being the land veyed to Louvira Mansil and L. M. )acl by Ca oie N:cWhorter on the iv of December 1905 and being part ht Cai ter Dillard land and being kh e land owniri'I by Oliver McWheirter be time of his dearh. Terms of sale I The terus of tne sale ozmst be tplied with wtihin one hou or the :ises will be resojld as the r;sk of tlw 1 -; purcha-er. Purchasir to sai 1 d: p .--r a-.d1 e ording the s inie A. J. BOGG3S. cierk of Court. Clerk's Sale. of South C rolinia -IIIntV of 'kk:.-Is X irt of Commioni Pleas - 3. Tr ot ter. Plaint ff U. Pi kh 5:rm-. et al. Dt-f-ldants tir!umiiee of a di c-etal ord-r i I. beo al ov.- Snti'. case bV his Hono', .1 V lN-ti r.'. dued Sepe-nl: ,!912, and en fi's in the Clert'. e P c.-ens voun-)y, I viil sell before 1r. oni-e iIer at Picken-. S C.. n: t; letg:-u hours of sale on Sa', s i Novemnb-r 1912 the followmg ib a1 r-al esIate lying and being it: . unrty of Pickens and State of h arolina. a" o. !, on Six M.!i-e cre-k w-i'ers rowee river. adjoirm!ng lands of A. lann,, W. P Willinion and other: a:n:.- thir; '*-ono (31) acre-s more or Tract No. 2 <n waters of six Mue k, tunjoinlntr tract No. 1 and the s of [-. W. W'.illimon. Anthony Ba and P. 3M. Durham, containing ten irres more or less. -ct :3 in Six M1ile Creek smd Seneca ad'joining Ia'ds of WV. N. Hendrix. .Entrekin. E. M4. Jo.nes and H C. ey, c'oncainiing imxt-one (6 ) acres or I. sg and b'ein-r the three tract, nd conveal to T. W P'icklesimiex {. 3 1H-ster on July 17. 1911. is of salm eash, should the pur er' 'r pwurchasers fail to comply the terms of this sacle within onme -thereafter said Clerk will re-sell i.amiie on the~ samle or some subse it Sahi sdIay at the risk af the form irchner' or putrcha;ners. Purchaser ,y foir all papJere.;an! recoirding the -- A. J. HOGGS, Cierk of Court. Clerk's Sale. Tl'l OF SO UTH CAROLTN.\ In Commni Pii s Couttt Ley Loan & Trust Co. Plaintiff 12alisit puirsua~ee of a ecretal erder madelt eabiove ate di cas'e byx his Hcnor, e J. W. Devore', dated September 9312 and on fule in the Clerk's office| enIs ce'unty. I .' ill sell heft-re the -t house *do.. to the highest| -r iluring? the- legal hours of sale on . -dlay in Ni-ve mnb'r 191:', the follow-|I liiscribt'd real es' ta- 13 ung and beirg| :a ouiity of Ph'l "ns and St ate <f h Carolina All thiat pi~ee p-treel aict of land e-iru!ate, 1 .Iig and beingj waterscof n olf creek. Adjoining of Johnii Julian. J. E. C'ark, R. M. W. 31. Fr'-eman :' d others and aliog nir:etv nin~e (9!i) acres more .Being the l:id cionv.-yed to mue I. A. HIolling--worth en th:- 2ht day j I- li!0 ianzt -'aidl conevance re-cor Vol. Z peg.. t'1. AlSO t wei-ty (201) miore i-- h. s ad j- inz t he abive it be;ing a art of myi rDld him .Termis icash. Pu trchas-r to p t-. LI paiper s andi for riecording h .Terms if -aICle nst lhe co~mpli--1 in one hoiur* after sale or tihe use will be'i -nold at the" risk of er' purchaseLr. A. J. BO(G~S. Cas.f C. uert. )T~e:E is hn-r.-by given that I will - m pination to .1. B. Newherry ,Judge oif P'roblite for Pickensa coun inl the. "t:-te. of South Cair'ulma, on is da: of Novembhe-191-3, at 10 ek. ini the fore-niin, or as soeon i here. -as said al.1pt.-al1. n can I e h.-ard, leave to makii.- hit settlement, of -st at' -with ri ward , E=.z thet h erland. andi obtain di-ch~arge as d~an. Amos C. Suther land, Guardian. tes her. Le given th-e. n e will aliuieation to J. B. New~bcrry,S .nil-d '..1 1'r 'bite for Priekons ce .un? Ihe '.-at- of S outh t-ar. i1ma. on the a av 'f Octoblir, 19'12 at 11 o'click the f.iren'cion or as son s.afi er ais s-tii a plicat ioni can he. ifor leave to make filial settlemnt ic esatate of C. H. Parkmn-, deceased oibtaini d ischarge as administrat~ors uid estate.. Nora Parkins. W. A. Sheldon Admmziistra'itors. rICE is hereby given that 1 will *e aprhIeaition to J. B. Newbery Esq., ~e of Proihnte fir Pick.enis cotinty, Lhe S!:ate if South Carolina. on the lay of Oct.. 1912, at 10 o'clock in t'orenoon, or as soon thereafter as applic'atimn can be heard for leave sake' tinal settlement of the estite .B. Freeman. deceased, and ob dischargce as executor oIf said es-tate. B. S. Freeman.' :'t. 30, 1912 Executor. 00, ~mon-i-' Pipe With Liggett re's Mixture" Duke's Mixture in all kinds es-and they all tell the same ne, natutal tobacco taste of low mildness, carefully stemmed in pure, high-grade tobacco & fyers Duke' Mixture sack. ces of this pure, mild, delightful for 5c-and with each sack you ie Free Pipe ers Duke's Mixturewe nowpack se coupons for a pipe or for many These presents cost not one every member of the family ackets, cameras, toilet articles, ozens of other things. Just send ur name and address on a postal as a special offer during Octo and November only we wil you our new iustrae cata e of presents FREE of any ge. Open up a sack of Liggett vers Duke's Mixture today. *Pons from Duke's Mixture m be ed , wt from HORSESHOE, NATURAL LEAF. NGER TWIST, and Coupons from R ROSES (Z&c fin double coupo). PLUG CUT PIEDMONT CIGA 'ES. CLIX & R S and tags or coupons ssued br us. Premium Dept. ~/ ea , Poke Root and Potassium) Powerful Permanent Stubborn cases Good results are vield to P. P. P. Ik.sting-iC cures when otherrmedi- you to stay cured cines are useless P.P. : iood-clanses the entire agthens digestion and nerves. d Poison and skin diseases. cps th~e Pain; ends Malar~s; clider. 'Thou.sands endorse it. SAVANNAH, GA. )RUG Co. ~ICKENS BANK PICKENS, S. C A4PIT AL ND SUlRPiLUS$5,0 ~TEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS .McD Bruce, President. M. Mauldin. Cashier. : on Ago ~W, and bave pas-never~ any kind, ex coat of paint. f lightning-proof building, or re-roof the old,. ight Metal Shingles. OW 00., Pickens, S. C. 22,1912 fromEasley. ;, are published only as informa-ion and THE SOUTH 2 20am fromu Atlamta, or L&o receive beyond. ATLANTA-5.45 am n Sundays pt Sunday) 8.35 ami -----------1.15 pm 6.25 pm A TLANT A 7.55 pm rk. o" i' dicharge pas eceive ., as engers for Char THE NORTH INGTON..----6.50 anm rN for Atlanta 11.55 amn: 4.00 pm -pt Sunday) .9.55 pm et Agent or write W. E. 3MeGEE. A. G P. A. Columbia. S. C. 1 J people, too' E/ ] "I Got This Fine & Myers Dul Rd All kinds of men smoke of pipes-as well as in cigaretl story. They like the genui Choice bright leafaged to me] and then granulated-every gra that's what you get in the Liggett You get one and a half oun tobacco, unsurpassed in quality, get a book of papers free. Now About d I every sackofLiggett &My a coupon. You can exchange the other valuable and useful article! penny. There is something for i skates, catcher's gloves, tennis suit cases, canes, umbrellas, and i ,us y and - her i i 2logs cha 0 asso, J. T, GRA A; FOU iK Durham.NC St. I (Prickly As Prompt felt very quickly P*.p - 3.hke.; rich, red, p:r< .tem -ceL.:-.r the brain--stre A 7o::jtive specific for Bloa -t lIheumatismn and . wo:idatul1 tnic and bod-:-1 F. '7. UIPPMAN, PICKENS I Roofs Pui 26 Years I are as good as n never needed re need attention of -cept an occasional Storm-proof Fire-proc Don't buy that roof for the neii 5 until you have examined the Cort HEATH, BRUCE, MORH Southern chedules Effective Sept N. T.-The fallowing~ schedule figure - not grai ant&ad. ARRIVE FRO3 No. 44 ATLANT '..... 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