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He Also Ran In Memory. Mrs, Narasis Reeves, wife of Thomas Reeves, died at her home on Oolenoy, November 3, 1912. Mrs, Reeves has been a great sufferer for several months. Her left arm mortified and was taken off about a month ago, after which she im proved rapidly for awhile, but was taken worse and died. She was buried November 5th at New Friendship burying ground. Rev. Fayette Powell conducted the funeral service. Mrs. Reeves was the mother of seven children, two who have gone on before, and five survive her. Mrs. Lissie Stewart, Mrs. Omie Conley and Messrs. Lee, Waddy and Luke Reeves, and 'thirteen grand children. Our darling mother has left us. She has gone to wear a crown with Jesus in her eternal home. He sought among our treas ures and took our darling mother. She was not given, only loaned for awhile. We will meet her on earth no more but we expect to meet her up yon der on that blessed shore. where there will be no more sad part ing and no more goodbye's. When he took our mother he only took his own. He took her to to the Savior to place her in his crown. "A precious one from us is gone A voice we loved is still, A place is vacant in our home, ~ Which never can be filled." Sister Reeves was a consecrat ei l uther and a good wife. No one car; take the place of mother, b:ia left ..e word that she was prepared to go. "Oh death, where is thy sting? Oh grave, where is thy victory?" May God be with the berea' ed husband and children. Guide and direct them that they may meet mother oni that celestial shore. . Oh angel mother, we will meet you bye and bye.: One who knew her. Constipatico, if Neglected, Causes Serious Illness Constipagtin, if neglected. leads to aim ~st innumerable complica - ?ion! affectin tegneral health. Many cases o apendicitis aved other severe dis: cases are trace: ableto prolonger) - ~cligoS h constipation, C. E. Ayers., 6 Sabin S t ., Montpelier, Vt., says: I was afflicted 'enrv:4. aind at times became s9 bad I vou d tbecome unconscious. I have be found in that condition many times. j'hysicians did not seem to be able tQ doe me any good. I would become weak and for days at a time could do ao work. Not long ago I got a box of Dr. Miles' IAxative Tablets, ~and after using them found I had never tried anything that acted in such pnikl and effective manner. I believe have v at last found the remedy that guiLs my tase." *Thousands of people are sufferers frm-n habitual constipation and wi le possibly realizing something of th danger of this condition, yet neglect too long to erxpploy proper cuirative measures untii serious ill ness often res:plts. The advice' of all physicians is, "keep your bowels clean," and it's good advice. -Dr, Miles' Laxative Tablets are sold by all druggists, at 25 cents 8 box containing 25 dloses. If snot found satisfactory, your money is returned. MILES MEDiCAL CO., Eikhart, Ind. Subseribe foir The Sentinel. You Take a Desp To save a little m oney. by~ go do you really save it? ilow m amnount of the prennumi awa" amount to? Not near enougi Let me mnsure your property hatve nothiug to insure. I represnt nothing but the Insurance W. L. Al Is you rT 11 I, SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTIl Yield to Vinol. The medical profession do not b lieve that consumption is inherite but a person may inherit a weaknei or tendency to that disease. A prominent citizen of Evansvill Ind., writes: "I was ill for fi months with pulmonary trouble, au had the best of doctors; I had hemor hages and was in a very bad wa: Through the advice of a friend I tric Vinol, and I feel that it saved M life. It is all you recommend it 1 be. I believe it is the greatest med cine on earth. I have advised othe1 to try Vinol, and they have had ti same results." (Name furnished c request.) Vinol soothes and heals the inflame surfaces and allays the'cough. Vini creates an appetite, strengthens tl digestive organs and gives the patici strength to throw off incipient pulm nary diseases. Try a bottle of Vinol with the u1 derstanding that your money will I returned if it does not helo Yo1 Pickens Drug Co. (ad For Sale on Wednesday, Decen ber 4th, 1912. I will sell to the highest bit der, for cash, on day abov mentioned, all crops, tool household goods and kitche furniture, stock, etc., consistin of corn, fodder, hay, etc.: be steads, springs, mattresse cooking stove and ware, on large extension dining tab] cost $22.50. chairs, rockers, an in fact all my personal property Mules, wagons, harness, on fine milch cow and yearling two fine brood sows. one lot o pigs. Farm tools consisting c one 8-disc grain drill, on McCormick mower with reape attachment, turn plows all size and kinds, plow stocks, cultiy tors, mattocks, shovels, blaci smith tools, etc. Corn to be sold in 50 bush< lots. Fodder in 100 bundle lot adv. n14 J. E. Parsons. Lands for Sale or Rent. My Keowee farm of 1,0( acres for sale, as a whole or wi cut to suit purchaser, fine hig bottom and good upland, p!. -nit of timber. Purchaser can mo his own terms. One thirteen acre lot wit new house house in the townc Sx Mile; also one other hous and lot in the town of Six Mil both for sale or rent. Fin school and church facilities. A portion of my Keowee fari for rent. See J. Frank Stephet at Six Mile or me at Central.. R. G. Gaines. "WTC BACLES "ATC RACEETSLR are wla the net nonlyi towich brashionable omei arhergvn a teirapry. yoame da tinkt oraenhe tauto-dte designd esinl ietleeniwll paasu o ldes seeour ateionla ury.sla oEartles-. tht ler ksge Saespca foraen Suse. Saohneina seeountr iplay. In C,>urt of Common Pleas. J. S. Wilson, Plaintiff against Marv F. Willard and W. 0. Willarr, 'al, Defendants. In pursuavce of at decretal ord mae in the above stated cae and< file in the Clerk's office in P eke count. I will sell to tue highest bidd at Lib'erty. South C trohxna commeneii sad sale at 11 o'clock a. wl.. ou lA Dcex be rcontinuing said s:dle each di util all the real estate hereinaf ord scribed is sol!. F ist: Al thoee pie~ces, parcees at los of land lying and being situteC the State anid C unty atore writti ands in the town of Liberty, S C.. the ')inlg one hun'Jred and twenty(120) Ic For a full d'eeription of the-se lots a- a ee p.lat of survey made by F. O'Dell, sury ey or. (on t he :2id day S ptember, A. P. 1911. which 's on I in x!.e C erk-s office. Pickens cu t. C.. and will be exhibited on dayv of s at Liberty, S. C. Second: All that piece iarcel or tra rate Chance on without fire insurance. And my years have you put the nai how nmuch do your savmngs to pay for the worry about fire. *today. Tomorrow you may besat compaies. T HEN V Picens itending to of land lying and being situate in the State and County aforesaid, containing forty (40) acres more or less. as shown by plot .f survey made by H. L. Clay ton. .surve% or. on the 8th day of October. 18b7, and known in the division of the real estate of Thos. E. Willard aq tract e- No. one (1) and having the following d, metes and bounds to wiL: Beginning s at a stake on the right of way of the .outhern iailroad, thence N. 47 1-2 E. 40.') to stake 3xn, thence N 84 E 1583 to re rck 3xi-, thence S .31 1-2 W 570 to rock re 3xn, thence 8 71 E 2250 to rock 3xn, Ld thence S *8 3-4 9.02 to stake on right of r- way of Southern railroad, thence the y. rigit of way of Southern railroad to d the heinning corner adjoining lots No. 2 and 5 in the division of said estate of Thomas E. Willard, deceased. and adjoining lands of C. L. Hollingsworthi estate and others. Also all that other p.ece, parcel or tract of land lying and te being situate in the above 6tato and n County, containing forty-four and one thirteenth (44 1-13) acres more or less as shown by plat of survey made by H. L. Clayton, surveyor. on the 8th day of October. 1897, and known in the divi e sion of the real estate of Thizmas E t Willard, dece.!sed, as tract No. two (2) D- and having the following iiees an bounds to wit: Beginning at a stake . on right of way of Stcu.heri ra irtn d, tience S 34 1-2 E 1:01 to wnt- oa;k 3xn. >ethceS 16 E 3,65 to rock 3xti, thence a branch line to a stake, thence N 71 E ) 7.15 to a rock :3xo, thence N 81 E 5.70 to a stake 3xn; thence S 47 1-2 E 40 25 to right of way cf Southern reitroad, thence the right of way to the bginningi 1- corner. Adjoining lots one. three and five in the division of said estate of Thomas E. Willaid, decease, and ad joining lands of C. L. llollingsworth estate and others, e Also all that other piece, parcel or tract of land lying an being situate n in the above State and Coanty, Contain 0i-- fifty-one and 38 (7)1 3-z) acres more or less as shown by plat of su:vey d made by 11, L. Clayton, surveyor. on ; the 8th day of Octobir. 18J7, and known e in the division of the real estate of Thos. E. Willard, deceased. as tract No. three e (3) and having the following metes and d bounds to wit: Beginning at a stake on r* right of way of South :rn railroad, e thence S 3 3-4 E 231.46 to a rock 3xo and a stake :3xo, thence N 86 1-4 E to a rock 3xo, thence S ~3 1-2 E 21.-4 to a rock f 'xn, thence S 6 1-2 N 8 60 to a rock f 3xn, thence N 87 W 2 to a rock 3xo, ethence S 71 W 1.60 to a s!take. thence a e branch line to a rock 3xo. thenca S 16 E r 3.63 to a white oak *3xn, thence S '4 1.2. S E 13.04 to a stake cn righ.t of way of - Southern railroad, thence the right of way to the beginning corner. Adjoin ~ ing tracts No. 2, 4 aid 5 in the division or said estate of Tlhomu.s E. Willard I ae ce; sed, an-d adjoining lands of C. L. io:Lngsworth estate. latids of J. P. Smnith's estate. J'ob F. Smith, Chapman land and others - A Iso all tht. pitce, parcel or lot of haind in the town of Liberty. Ln-.wn as the houel lot. which wvats coive .d to I W. 0. Willard by K. A. Avinger, being ( made up of lots Nos. 10 and 11 in the 11 plat of said town. No. 10 fronting , Railroad street 32 feet 10 inches and 10' feet deep. containing .n-4righth (1-s) of Y 1 an acre. No, 18 fronting one chain on > Main street, containing fifty-two rods. Also all that other piece, parcel or lot of land in thle own of Liberty, conive y h edi to W. 0. Wiard by sanlie Gary, >Bounded oni lie North by -- tr eet e on the Souith by Railroad, ? n East and lWest Lv lands formoerly be hei.ging to e tig one-fourrhI of :an acre n. ore or' Terms : On-h-~ If cash oni da,- (f 5-de the bajance ont a credit of twelve S monthis, the crediit portion to be secut edi b1- the bond of the pme~haser andl a nitortgage of the premises, and draw in tere-st from day of sale, at the rate of 7per cent ter annum, with leave to the purcha.ser to anticipate the credit - portion on day of sale. Should the pur chaser fail to comply within one hour, the said premis.es will be re-sold on same dlay at the risk cf -the former purchaser. Purchaser topay for all papers and for recordwng the s:unie. A. J. IBOGGS, Clerk of Court. - Pickens County S. C. SS e * W wateeypp 1 i thsEcunry to k ns Mixture is. ~g We want you to know t Sone and a half ounce 5e -a delightful smoke. And you should know, t( in now get a book of cigarette i en A Free Pres 8- These coupons are goodf ents, such as watches, toile 9' ture, and dozens of other antic e 1 of the family. he 4 You wvill surely like Duk< e 4- Myers at Dur ham,N. C., Education consists in kno, ing things-Know how range is made inside and ou side. Call at our store durir our Special Majestic Range D monstration-week of Nov. to 16. (adv.) Heath-Bruce-Morrow C Tax Notice. omcee of Co)unty Treasurer Ptckens Countv. Pickens. S. C., October I, 141 The boo'k for the collection of !tate 1a1 County taxe- will be open frion ()ctober I5th i912 to Devenber :list 191-. Tho:se who prefer to 14) so van Jaly 4in1 .IlU ry li:. with I per cent adlitional. Tho who prefer paying in Februa ry 1913. e do so with 2 pei vent addlitional. Those wi prefer javing in .\ arch 11113. to the i5th of sa: [norith. cali do so ny paying a adiltiolinal 7 Il centI. After sail date lihe books will close. N. l;.--Tax payers owning property or payil tax for others, will please ask fo tax recell in etch township or special school district i which he or they may own property. This very important as there are so many spec( sol di.str1icts. Those who do not wish I ome to the #fllve -?iln write ie. not later tha Doecember'lith. and I will furnish theni wit the an ount due atd they (nln remit me l check, money order or registered letter, ' tanips ar. sent do not * inl ahove two : cent. as I entnot 1use them. l'lese do ii send me cash withliout registering same, as it liable to get iost: if sent othe %wise it nmuzst 1 at sender's risk. Levy for State tax ...... ..... ........5. .lit Levy for Constitutionil Schoo tax . : mil Levy for Ordinary Coutity tax. . ...6 mtil Levy for sinkinilg Fund .... . .... .... I J., mil Levv for P'ast ladiebteilles.......... 14 mil Levy for Chain Gang ... ...... ........ ' li Levy for Stiate Constable ... .. ....... li Tota 195mi SCIlOL TAX. Special Levy for School Dlstric t No. 1, i mil Special Levy for School istrict No. . mil Special Levy for School District No. 3....2 mil Special Levy for School District No. 4.. ..- mil pecial Levy for School District No. 5, .12 mlI pecial Lovy for School 1ir! rict No.7....4 nil Speciai Levy for School D-strict No. 8,. ..2 mil Special .evv for School Distriet No. 9.. 10 mil Special Le:.;- for School District No. 0, 2V- mil .pecial Levy for School District No. 11. 7% mil pecial Lev y for StlhooIl lDistrict No. 12. ..2 Mil Special Lev.- for School District No. 13,..8 mil Special Levy for School listrict No. 14,..4 mil pecial Levy for School District \o. 16 ...6 Mil Special Levy for School District No. 17,..7 Mil Special Levy for Shool District No. IR. 2 ml Special Levy for School District No. 14. 2mil Special Levv for Schooi District No. :9....2 miii Special Lev- forSchool lDistrict No.21 .... .4 mil Special Levy for School lIistrict No. 2 4 mail special Levy for school 1)istrict No, 23..2 mil Special Levy for .Shool District No. 24. 2w til Specil Lev'y for ,Sciool listrict No.25, 2'. mil Special Levv for Sbool District No. 27,..2 mil special I.ev- for School District No. -38...4 mi special Levv for School District No'29. 3 mil Special Levy for 'School District No.31. imil pecial Lev'y for 'School I)istrict No 1. 1..3 til Specinl .evy for School Ditrict No. 36 .4 til Speciel Levy for Shool District No. 37. 4 Mil Special Levv for Sohool Distriit No. 3S. 2 iI sspecial Levy for School District No. t) .. nil Special Levy for school )istrict No 41, 3 mil Special Levy for School District No. 4-1...1 mil special Levy for Sebool . strict No. 44 ...4 mil spec ial L.evy for School listrict No 17._.3 mil SpeciAl Levy for School District No. 49...12 mil secial Levv for 1-4)hool District No. 5: ... 3 mil Special Levy for School )istrict No. 5:2. -1 mil Special Lev'y for School District No. 53....3 mil pecial Levy for School District No. 55...4 mi! spiecial Levy "or Sehool I istriet %o. 56...-l iiii Levv' for interest )nt lickens R. R. Rlonds Ilurrivane towslis ip...... . .... .....'! inil revy foc interest on Pickens R1. .. ]:ond.s 'astlatoe township......... . .......2'! mil Lavy for interest on Pickens R. R. iltinds Pickeits C. It. township.. ............ 2 mil Poll Tax. One (IM D ollar. Every male citiz( fronm 21 to to 60) years is liable. exce3pt onfede ate soldiers, who do not pay after 5il years, at those excused by law. ('ommutation' Road 'I'ax. "!.5-. 'lle Le islitu re eiiacted thle following law:. "'l hat alebodied niale p~erso.s fruin the age of twe tvonieatid Ii fty . rs. bo11 ticlu0sive. in 1t otinty of PIckenis, -hall be,~ requti red anntiual to) pay one 41o1lar andl lift:. ee4~It s e'nt1 iln tatl or roaed tax. exceplt tminlists o thi e gospel i tually in ebar::e 4of a 4'i~cn.e'itn, person15 T manentl'y dijabledl in the itity service this Stat'e. 11nd( pet;,a -:'a !.'o sers ed in the h: war b etween the .Mate, il iperson;s iactu Is' emitPOyest in the 'iuaranttinte .-el v~"e 4f t tatte. lild all studenti' s whio nay tbe attIendtl any school0 or colle'~e at t he te n hen the eon iutittiont tax lhereinabov4ye provi'ded5 for sin he((ome dute shlI l be eq uiredl1 ity t1 Lounty Treasulrer of said i'oty5. letween 15th dlay oif Oc)~tober andi' the 1s ay of Ilecel beriln each and esci y year. an 4annal i commt tation or road tax fI onle dollar iitd Ii fty eel per head. and iany failu tre to paj 514'id rioad l shall be a mnisdemeanior. and11 thle oil ender. u;p' conviCtionl. shall b e 1411ntihed by a le of 1 less thani live dlollars and' lnt more thani Ii dollars, or imfprisone~d for tnt tuolre thant thii days. C.apitaition D)og Tax. All persons1 4,wnI dot's are requtIireid to pays a tax of lifty ,51,e onl eaiih do4g. Rset (fully I J. T. RICHiEY, i'ont115 it Tasler. 'I" and Girl Watch! and cigarette smoker )w how good Duke's bat every grain in that big sack is pure, clean tobacco4 , that with each sack you apers and ent Coupon r hundreds of valuable pres-4 articles, silverware, furni les suitable for every mnember s Mixture, made by Liggett nd thle presents cannot fail to please you and yours. As a special offer, during OCtober p and Novemlaer only4 we will send you our new illustrated catalog of presents FREE. Just send us your name and address on a'-postal. upnms fronm Duke's Mixture may be assorted with tags from HORSE SHOE,J.T.TINSLEY'S NATURAL LEAF. GRANGER TWIST, coufons from FOUR ROSES (lot-tin double oupu). .PICK PLUG CUT. PIED ONT CIGARETI'ES, CLIX CIGA ET T E S, and other tags or coupons i sued by us. Premium Dept.q ST. LOUIS, MO. 4 see Foloe Flagged Train With Shirt a Tearing his shirt from his back an Ohio man flagged a train and saved it from a wreck, e- but H. T. Alston, Raleigh, N. C., once prevented a wreck with Electric Bitters. "I was in a - terrible plight when I began to use them." he writes, "my stomach, head, back and kid neys were all badly affected and my liver was in bad condition, I but four bottles of Electric Bit ters made me feel like a new . man." A trial will convince E you of their matchless merit for any stomach, liver or kidney trouble. Price 50 cents at Pick- E ens Drug Company. adv. Y I W E W 's that fall bill. We appi ioc purchase as much time is now at hand w if buy something for eve: family and we want yo ; store and do your fall s If you know anyhing ants of Pickens county, get a square deal at ou Don't forget that ba et of butter, or the chic ~~ They will all help out t Come to see us. "CRAJGBI 18. is Is Is Is% 1 u f y te Lie - lie Is %hrtZW 5 a ck u Is ear Is ~ ~ ~ o osy winpotet -s % *nr Is ~ ~~~ Co.et e s Is3 r, Thrnle &B Is~ Is. Is. Is, Is. Is. k4. Notice of Final Settlement and) Discharge. Notice is hereby given that I will make application to J. B. Newbery, Esq., Judge of Pro >ate for Pickens county, in the state of South Caroliua, on the 8 day of November 1912. at 10 )clock in the forenoon, or as oon thereafter as said applica ion can be heard, for leave to nake final settlement of the es tate of Texas Ann Ferguason ny ward and obtain discharge s Committee of said Ward's state. T. W. Cochran, )ct. 31, 1912. Committee. A N T -eciate every 5 and LS anybody, but the en you will have to -y member of the L to come to our hopping. about the merch you know you can r store. ;ket of eggs, buck kens young or old. he pocket book, Ros. Co. PICKENS BANK PICKENS, S. C ND SURPLUS NTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS r. McD Bruce, President. .M. Mauldin. Cashier. Ilike thekl That's what t] -od them a pai: W\e want yc of every time yo will be easy. We have tl One has yet qi WVe are showing the Me~tal, Patent Calf,' Besides dressy SF who farms. These and water proof-yt In Our showing is so varied we place for the woman who war seldom fail to make the sale. Soft, Clove-like 5h4 Strong, Serviceabli doors in all sorts of weather. Stylish.Cuts whose g tan, russett, black and white. Children's i ar, but retaining all the lines a r evenings around the firesid and chddre~n. of your shoe needs when in Gr Le, Patt Greemn (Jo Tliey. (Prickly A Prompt fects we usuall zelt very quick P4 Makes rich, red, pt systern - dears the brain -st A positive specific for Bk Drives out Rhematism and is a wonderful tonic and body F. V. UPPMALN PICKENS ARE FIRI Stam-proot tocm e sedtu finest iag sNow oM ranc M I& s Bet roof for county bumlinok bacon 7 Theyll la as long asbeb am 'HEATH, BRUCE, MORI Southern gchedules Effecive Sep N. B.-The following schedule figure re not guaranteed. ARRIVE FROI No. 44 ATLANT I.......... Stops to discharge passengerz passengers for Charlotte and No. 86 NEW ORLEANS an Stops only4 No 42 SENECA (Daily exce 0.12 ATLANTA.. <40 ATLAMTA..-... N5. 0 BIRMINGHAM and For Washington and Now Y sengers from Atlanta and to lotte and beyond ARRiVE FRO3 29 NEW YORK and WASE Stops to take on passeflge 39 CHARLOTTE 11 CHARLOTTE...... 41 CHARLOTTE (daily, ex For further information apply to Tic W.r 1D TABr - P. & T. A. Greenville, S. C. T'ry anAdvertiseni ioks of th tey all say, after v - or two. ~u to get the habi e, Patton & Till i think of Shoes, ie right kind of estioned our pric In Shoes for ME new lasts-the new toes and ['an Calf, and Vici.. es for the dressy man, we h re as strongly built as a raw] t reasonably priced. Ladies' Shoes ardly know where to begin L.a] s fit, service, style and comfi ~es for old ladies, to whom c< Shoes for the woman whos aceful lines are intended to 1 Oxfords and Slippers in all s chool Shoes ressy shoe should have. , get a pair of bed room or h enville. ile, S. C. ave SOmliC Il tWh, Poke Root and P Powerful P r- Stubborn cses y yield to P. P. P. y -whenothermed. ies are, uselss re blood-clean the en rengthens digesti nlery' Od Polso and sldt. Stops the Pain; ends -builder. Thousands _SAVRNR~ C DRUG C wiG p a~ EPR ODE ck =a ova*p ims& a ti r dwen.* d neva neednpain. IOW t0., Pickens'8 Radiw .22, 1912 f61oau s are published only as infor l THE SOUTH 2.20 am ; from Atlanta, or to reces''Ye C beyond. I ATLANTA - I.45 am >n Sundays pt Sunday) -------8.35 am - ------- 1pm -65p-------- ;625P ATLANTA- 7.55 pm rk. .o- to discharge ries. receive'-as engers for Char [ THE NORTH INGTON-------6.50 a m rs for Atlanta ------------L55 am - .4.0 pm .ept Sunday) - 9.55 pm cet Agent or write - W.E. GEE. A. G. - Columbia. S. C. eIt17 1ten re have show t of thinking man . and the restA Shoes, and no best leathers, in Gun we them for the man ide saddle-cold proof king. This store is the >rt, and at prices that >mfort means so much. e duties call her out of e seen. High cuts in tyles and colors. ouse slippers. We have2 ew Mite