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Q'WJSTHE TIME Cbbag4 Leave orders with us earb Wants large and small. I 01aranteed. ickens The Rex HAllum's Liver Cleansers, Local and Rev. T. L. Smith of Greer, was in the city Monday. S. R. Kelley, a prominent citizen and merchynt of Cen was a busin6ss visitor here Xugene Yongue is now clerk ng for the Keowee Pharmacy. You don't have to hump up back -while plowing with Stock, get one. Hardware & Grocery Mr. H. M. Hester has pur ased the stock of general mer formerly owned by W. A. Smith. Mr. Hester is a fine young business man and we predict for him much success.- Tugaloo (Westmins .0r) Tribune. Pne of the prettiest homes in ens"for side. Apply to D. by J. B.- Newbery at Januaiy 8, 1913 Miss Martin and J. 0. For i ens county. wa f visited his parents iny ure. .Oureton last week . Aiken of N. C., f fat stall fed buff Julian, of the section, who has for a long time, is ed to her .bed and m to improve very has ma.ny friends she may soon. re 0. A. Waters has. ing re 'as pastor of Pickens C 'urch, is moving this Pelzer, to take charge 't Baptist church at lia place. We regret to see a ~oodinau and minister as he is eye our town. - R?2ev. John T. Lewis visited aj children in town this week. KLarkin Hu~ghes and daughter, Miss Terza, visited in town this es is one of M. Ramsey, President *fGreenville Female College, *fill the pulpit of the Baptist Ohrhat this place next Sun morning and night. The blic is invited to these services ~ all who attend are sure of g some good preaching. 'e legistature convened in S Tue-sdayr--lie 14th remain in session ys. Some lively times before close of the ~ .Senator T. J. Mauldin, -retatives McCravy and 4fton the early train - opresent at the us a news item. nslar L f reat value in all for a si Constipation, Bilic Pleasani In 25 and Guaranteed to gi FO BEGIN SETTING O Plants We can supply your >lants Charleston grown i Urug Co. IH Store. best for the liver, 25c box Personal Miss Wade, who has been visiting Mrs. M. C. Smith, has returned to her home in Ben nettsville. She was at one time milliner for the Big Store and is very popular here. Miss Olive Medlin, daughter of J. E. Medlin, died on the 14th inst. from bronchal trouble. The young lady was 16 years of age, bright and intelligent. She was a member of Secona Baptist church. The burial will be at Griffin church Wed nesday. The family and rela tives have the sympathy of the community. We are promised that the Grace of God is sufficient to comfort us in all afflictions. Classified Column Selected Seed Corn For Sale. - Batt's foar-eared prolific corn from my prize acre of 125 bush els on sale at Craig Bros., Pick ens, S. C., or at my home, at $2.00 per bushel. NuPbed and hand shelled. 2t -Ralph Gilstrap. Buy your frost proo .NNON, eggets, 5, 0. 1,000 to 4,000 at $1,25. 5,000 to 9,000 at $1.00. 10,000 to 15,000 at 90c. Special prices on larger orders and satis faction guaranteed.. For Sale The T. J. Robinson place one mile south of Pickens. 27 acres. Well improved. Apply to Jno. F. .Harris. For Sale. Desirable little farm contain ing 87k acres, 1k miles from city limits of Washington. Well located and improved. House on it worth $700 or $800. $30 per acre. T. D. Weeks, R. 1, Washington, Ga. For Rent The McComts place 4 miles north of Pickens C. H. Apply to I. N. Miller. Easley, S. C., route 1, box 27; or to J. J. Mc Combs, Dacusville, S.C., route 1. Notice. All persons are hereby warned not to hire, harbor, or in any way or manner helpmVi daugh ter Tannena Cannon. Parties doing so will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Ned Cannon, (Col.) You get the best 7 and 8 blade Stalk Cutter at 1Pickens Hdw. & Gro. Co. CASTOQBJA For Infants and Children. Th1in4EYou Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of J A. Mc C>llouJgh . - B. F. Martin E. M. Blythe M20o1g181. Mal'tiu & Blytlle ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Imsonic Temple GreecMille, S. C. Ascaefirm MARTIN, GREENE & EARLE Anderson, S. C. Practice in all Courts. iver Safts mis of Rheumatism as well$ usness and Indigestion. :to take. 9 50c Bottles e satisfaction by harmacy" RALEIH N. L CHILD Aide Strong and Well by YinoL. When we tell you that VinoI Is the t >est remedy in our whole stock for naking weak, puny, ailing children r ;trong, robust- and rosy, we are only 9 elling you what has been proved by iundreds of mothers. Mrs. W. 0. Strother, Raleigh, N. C., ays: "My little girl, Hazel, has been ;aking Vinol to build her up after a evere spell of sickness. It has done 5o much good by restoring her appe tite and building up her strength that [ think Vinol is the finest tonic ever prepared, and I am telling everyone about it." - What Vinol did for this little girl it will do for very weak and ailing child, because sickly children need the strengthening cod liver elements and the tonic iron that I Vinol contains-that is why Vinol builds them up quickly and gives t them a fine, healthy color. It Is pleasant to take, and. we guar antee that the results will satisfy you - money bac1c It they, do not. Pickens Drug Co., Pickens, S. C. Stranded By VERNON ARNOLD Ned Franklin was the son of a man who had graduated as a plainsman. drifted east and made money. Ned went west to see what his father bad seen. He had been gone just two weeks when his father received the following telegran from him: Stranded. Tc!egraph money for return. When he got houi he told them of his week's adveutures in the land of the spurs, the revolver and the rifle. It was as follows: He found Denver, which his father had known as a small town, a large i city and pushed on westward. When 1 he came to the end of the rails he took coaches. He was now in the land where travelers talked about road agents, where those In the towns spoke incidentally of the last guu fight, or how much money had been won or lost by some prominent citizen at faro. Ned, who believed the only way to learn the manners and customs of a people was to make their acquaint ance, told everybody that he had come out to see the country and meant to see it thoroughly. He had no stuck up notions about him; not he. He felt as much at home with a stage driver as he would with the veriest dandy at home. The consequence of this be havior was that he made friends in stanter. One_ ing at the Antelope-a tav ern, gmu ml! nth;am bfiseeem.r-. bled-It was suggsited by a man who was showing Ned the town, that he invest a few dollars at faro, just to see how it worked. Ned looked at his friend, smiled, slapped him on the back, winked and said: "Not much. I'm a .voun man from Cold Weather Stop We have some values that t wearisome trips to secure. A few more of those 1.50 C $1.65. A few more Robin Hood S: While they last we will sell: spring for 8 1.50, This will pay mud, Some special values in ul Bring on all the chickens ar let's keep the ball rol ing, Yours f or1 CRAI& BRO Pickens Railor TIME TABI SUPEREDES TIME EFFECTIVE JUl Noi1x'~d No. 5 STATI( MxdMix'd Mix' A. M. A. M. P. M. Lv. - 7.30 11-00 3-15 PICKI 7.35 11.05 3.20 *F:IERGt 7.45 11.-15 3.30 *AR 7.50 I1.20 3.35 *^:RIA 7-55 I1-551 3-401*AU 8.oo 11I-30 3.45 EA SI ___ ___ Ar. "Flag Stations-No Ag No. 1 connects witi No. 3 connects witi No. 3 connects witl: No. 4 connects witl No. 4 connects witt No. 5 connects witl: For any fnrther info: tie e1y'. and you eant come raro on ie.". "Youfre diead right. pard." said the ther. "but what I meant wis to invest 2 to see the game. just as you'd spend he same for a round of drinks." The man left Ned. but after awhile ] eturned and asked if he proposed to c west In the stage the next morning. ;ed said he did; whereupon his friend sked if he would mind taking charge f a young lady. Ned remarked that e would be only too happy to do so. le was seeing a good deal of the men f the country. but had thus far met ew of the women. He was assured hat the young lady, Miss Iverr was he daughter of a wealthy ranchman, nd had been to Denver on a shopping our and was returning to her home. I his pleased Ned very much, and he i nticipated a bit of a flirtation with diss Iver. How it would surprise his ather if he should marry a ranch an's daughter and turn ranchman ilmself. Ned was Introduced to Biss Iver at he coach door by the man who had isked him to escort her and was ;omewhat disappointed in her. Her valk was awkward. and her voice was iot refined. However, she was a wo ni of the country, and he was curi mus to learn all about her. He asked er if she wouldn't like to sit outside, )ut she declined on the ground that he sun freckled her, so they entered :he coach. Ned taking a seat beside er. The young woman was disposed to )e quiet and uncommunicative during he early part of the journey, but as me b.v one the nassentrers left the oaen, none otners ta:ing tneir places, he thawed and took pleasure In giv ng her escort information about the ountry. occasionally pointing out.ob ects of Interest. Ned, warming up, yegan to pay her compliments. as he mad been used to paying them to girls it home. but she was not used to :hem, or did not seem to know how ,o take thm; but she evidently was rying to make it appear that she had een paid compliments before. She told Ned that she expected her lather to meet her at the junction of he stage road and another leading to. he ranch. When the coach reached e junction Ned expected to see a our mule team and a four seated coun :ry wagon. But he saw nothing. Nei her did the young lady. She looked rery much troubled. Ned asked her vhat she would do. She said she sup osed she would have to wait. For a Foung woman to wait at a crossroads with no house within miles seemed to Ned little short of madness. The tagecoach must go on. and Ned tried to persuade his fair charge to go on too. But she said her papa would be iwfully worried when he arrived and lid not find her. There was nothing for Ned to do, es pecially since she had been placed in his charge, but to remain with her. She declined to permit him to make the sacrifice unless he would promise to spend his tine till the coach passed the next day at her father's ranch. In leed, she deej4!-tjiaf papa would not i anything else. - E they alighted, and the coach went on. As soon as It turned a bend in the road and wvas out of sight Miss Iver took a revolver out of a pocket In her dress and. covering Ned. said: -Young feller. if you've got any vain. ales in your clothes shell 'em out." When N.ed recovered from his suzr Vou .From Trading iay you to make many long i Cans and 5 gallons Oil for els for 40c. good 1 20-Coil folding bed you for pulling through the 2derwear etc, id eggs you can spare and >usiness, THERS Co. a~d Company, d No 12. TABLE No. 1. ~E 15th, 1911. ~ o. 2 No. 4 No. 6 ) :Mix'di Mix'd Mix'd I Ar. A. M. P. M. P. M. NS 9.10! 1.50 4.35 soN 9.05 1-45 4.30 )Ns 8.55 1.35 4.20 n. 8.5 1.30 4.15 DIN 8.45 1.25 4-10 LEY 8.40~ 1.20 4.05 Gnts. Southern No. 42 Southern No. 39 ~Southern No. 39 Southern No. 12 Southern No. 12 Southern No. 39 Southern No. 11 nation apply to J. T. TAYLOR, 4a.al1 Man Use of Calomel Practically Stopped ,or Bilious Attacks, ConstipatioE and All Liver Troubles. Dan gerous Calomel Gives Way tc Dodson's Liver Tone. Every druggist I, tLt.e state has no iced a great failing e-T in the sale of alome!. They all give the same reason )odson's Liver Tone is taking its place Calomel is often dangerous and pf,ople :now it, while Dods(n's Liver Tone s perfecly safe and giv, s better results' ays Pickens Drug Co. Dodson's Liver Tone is personally ,uaranteed by Pickens Drug Co. who ell-it. A large bottle costs 50 cents, nd if it fails to give easy relief in every aue, of sluggishness, y;u have only tc sk fur your money back. It will be >romply returned. Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasani asting, purely vegetable remedy harm ess to both children and adults. A >ottlein tha house may save you a lay's work or keep your children fron nissing school. Keep your liver work. ng and your liver will not ke,p yot rom working. rise ne acceptea tne situation. IUe ady threw off her feminine apparel .nd stood before him a man with his :rousers in, his boots. He took $M00 ed handed him and- said: "Now, you galoot, move on." Ned walked back ten miles to a re ay, where the driver of the returning !oach took him aboard and carried him o a telegraph station. Douglas Young, who ha. )een with the Keowee Phar cnacy. has accepted a positior it Anderson, with the Evanc Pharmacy. II CLEARING OUT WEEK is at hand, and it offers except ional opportunities for' immens savings to those who can us any of the articles of. JEWELRY & SILVERWAR] that our stock offers. Price have been lowered regardless o cost, and you can glean man an unusual bargin by visiting or store during this sale H SNIDER Easley, S. C Subscribe for 'J he Sentinel. VE O~UR R is their lighting device Will not blow out or thumb screws, so tha1 detached. Throws a c Extra large red danger: It is equipped with handle, good hand lantern. Strong. At Dealer STANDARD Newar!:, N. J. (Incorporato ARE FIF1 fmes driing nowor rain cannot sift ni Best roof for country buildings, bec 7 They'l ast as long as thebuiding HEATHl, BRUCE, MOi (Prickly Prompi Ma P Itzbenfic Januai THI We have just finis we found some lines ol and others only a remi regardless of cost. The latest styles, and it will last long at prices quo A Ref LOT NO. I. A l $12-50 LOT NO. 2. $11 Big Lot of Silks at Big I 27x36 in. wide. only 7 Sheno silks 27 in. wid Big Ribbon Sale on d beautiful line of ribbon 2-A nice line of Taff< -One lot.beautiful co) Big Reductions in man: you to visit the Big St HEATHA Notice of Eil sittlement aid Discait NOTICE is hereby given that 1 wi make application to J. B. Newbery Esq Judge of Prohate for Pickens countj in the State of South Carolina. on tb 6 d1ay of Februarr. 1913, at 10 o'clock i the forenoon, or as soon thereafter f said opplication cin be heard for leav to make final Fettlement of the estal of W. R. Anders, deceased, and obtai d ischarge as administrator of said estat Notice of rinal lettietcIt ani Diicif Notice is hereby given that I w tmake application to J. B. New berr; Esq. JudgeA of?robate for Pickens coul ty in the State of South Carolina. on tI e13 day of February, 1912, at 10 o'cloc in the forenoon or as so< thereafter as said application can 1 heard, for leave to make final settlemne of the estate of Columbus Griffin. di Sceased and obtain discharge as adnmin: trator of said estate. SJ. R.J. Ant bony, 4t Administrator. Send us your Jol . Work. For the Road 'O DRIVING LAMP >st compact and efficient for all kinds of vehicles. jar out. Equipped with it is easily attached or ear light 200 feet ahead. ignal in back. and when detached makes a Durable. Will last for years. Everywhier OIL COMPANY in Ne Jere:r) Baltimore, Md. RIGHT S OLE ~EPR00E erlock and overlap in sucht a way that the ~der them. Ause they're safe from all the elements. and never need repairs. RIOW (0., Pickens, S. C. Ash, Poke Root and Potassium) Powerful Permanent toP.P p ati-i cue ky wheothermed- youtostaycured Cia. are useless y Clearar --AT E BIG STC hed our annual inventory, and in merchandise that had not sold a-c iant lett and in either case our ru goods qu:ted below,are not sho pay you to come early and get f -ed. i Bargain in Cravanette eautiful cravanette overcoat, forn ;.oo and 16.50 coats only 9.48 keductions. 1.50 Silks all shade 9c. 5oc silks 18x27 in. wide o 19c: isplay in our dry goods departm s that sold for i5c and 25c only :tta and Satins, 25C to 35c values lars that sold ior 4o to 6oc value y lines of seasonable lines of mer ore for the next 30 days. -BRUCE=MOR Pickens, S. C. iA. K. F Gfl This will inform the reade n still at the old stand in "West stocks of Dry Goods, Underwi have ever carried, and my pric - goods can be sold for. A feu right on prices. A good Calico 5 cents. A good Cotton Check 5< C.anton Fh.nhels 5, 8 1-3, *Men's heavy Fleeced Shii nLadies' heavy Fleeced Ve Preparefor cold weather -a good blanket - My shoe sto< and prices the lowest. Don't FROST PROOF ( LGUARANTEED TO S [FROME THE ORIGEI. CJ I 'EstablIsbed 1868. PaidIn We sow three tens of Cabbagi Wan. C. Geraty Co., Boi Southerri Schedules Effective Sep N. B.-The. foJlowing schedule figuri are not guaranteed. Premier Carri ARRIVE FRC No.44 ATLANT1. Stops to discharge passenge passengers for Charlotte ant .No. 36 NEW ORLEANS al Stops only No 42 SENECA (Daily). ,0.12 ATILANTA. <40 ATLAMTA. N 0 BIRMINGBAM an For Wasniington and New 3 sengers from Atlanta and t' lotte and beyond ARRiVE FRC 20 NEW YORK and WAS Stops to take on passen1 39 iCHARLOTTE-.. 11 CHARLOTTE 41 CH ARLOTTE (Daily)-.. For further informaftion :,ppiy to Ti< W. R. TA BER. P. &T. A - <;reenn ih.. '. C. Get a Blue-I ---Fr All you have to doi Sentinel for a year in a< this book in addition Ao "It makesme think before m ice Sale IRE. going through our stock well as they should, le is to cose them ort p-worr, but the season s rst choice as they won't Coats. ier price $ 7.59. to close s only 98c. x.oo silks nly 37 1-2C. -One lot ent. Table No. 1-A 5c per yard. Table No. only l oc. Table No. 3 Sonly I5c. :handise and it will pay zoW Co. )ARK LEENVILLF4S. C. rs of The Senti -that I am End", with e of the best ear, Notioni a . Shoes that :es SHALL B the lowe* prices will co 'ne cnts. 1o and 12 1-2 ts 50 cents. st and Pants 2 Ahich is sure to :k is complete, fail to come to s ABBAGE PLANIS ATISFY CUSTO LDBAGE ENT GROWERS Capital Stock $30,000.00 ansa. wownh'ovetwntyto bepmitan a o ntsperl the 272, Yonges esana, S. C. Raiwa t. 22,1912 fronmEas es are published only as informa' ion er efthue South M THE SOUTH ..---------------220 am rs from Atlanta, or to reCeive I beyond. id ATLANTA--5.45 am on.Sundays ----------------835 am -- - ----- - 1 45 pm --------------8.25 pm r ATLANTA.-..-7.55 pm ork. 0., dischare pas i receive as engers for Char M THE NORTH BINGToN-_--.._--6.50 am ers for AtlantL _---_ ---11 55 am ----------------4.00 pmu ------ ---------9 55pm :ke Agent or write -W. E. McGEE. A. G P. A. Columbia S. C. Back Speller ee s to pay for T Ivance and