Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FRESH CABH New Shipment YICKENS The sexall Store. Local and B. F. Alexander, of route 6, was in town Wednesday. Mrs.L. E. Wiggins is visiting her arents in Nashville, Tenn. W. H. Miller, of the Cedar Rock sec tilp, was a visitor here Monday. W. B. Jones, of route 4, was here on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hughey spent the week-end with relatives in Greenville. Mrs. E. M. Baker and Miss Eva Christophervisited in Easley Saturday. ,. .Charles and W. G. Trotter, of Greenville, -were here on business Mon day. S. C. Martin, one of the good-citizens f Six Mile, was here on business last .ednesday. MrsB. Boggs, of Walhalapen1 as*ral days with her parents in -ck enslast week. Mr. Claude Borroughs, of Norris, was a business visitor at the county seatlasi Thursday. .I%%. Misses Daisy McDonald, Elinor Knight Cox spent Saturday it Green ,.e Mrs. H. -of 1Greenville, is spending a while with her parents it Pickens. Di. L. o. Mauldin, of Greenville, t Sunday with the family of Mrs. Miss Inez Morris, student at Chicora College, Greenville, spent the week-end with her parents here. Julius E. Boggs, Jr., a prominent you business man of Easley, was i cotweek to court.' The Piedmont Shoe Store, announces that the: of Mr. J. Rowley Williarr experience fitting and sell glad to meet his old frien to them the advantages fc Shoes for mer, women ar PIEDMONT -' Greenville's B Main Street and McBee ave. On the Corner. GREENVI Lewis White Salve heals sores. rie25 cents. Do not forget that Isaac Hamnberger & Cp.'s expert clothing man will be a' *Heat&i-Bruce -Morrow Co.'s store or March 5,G6and 7 to take measures for spring and summer clothing. Wishington's birthday was celebrated by the Royal Ambassadors band Satur day afternoon at the home of the lead: er, Mrs. T. R- Allen, who was assistec by Mrs. T. B. McDaniel. About twenty boys enjoyed the occasion. The stay in Pickens of the Four Bos tonians was made more pleasant foi thema by th exceeding kindness anc consideratioui of Messrs. F. W. Mc Lesky, Hagood Bruce, Casey Portel and J. Douglas Yongu, who find mude pleasure in seeing other people enjoyms~ themselves. A.. B. Tally, of the uppeirsection 0: eounty, was a court week visitor here. Mr. Tal served two terms as coun~ty commissioner and is well known ove: the county. While in town he paid The Sentinel a very pleasant visit. He in forms us that Wattacoo postoffice wil be discontinued soon and that patrons od that office will get their mail on a rout4 from Marietta. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. Thes Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of ~Limiments OWEE I R.E* lVS,6.CPo AGE PLANTS of Garden Seeds DRUG CO. J. N. Hallum, Proprietor. Personal Miss Lula Hinkle visited her friend, Miss Josie Chastain, in Greenville Sat turday and Sunday. M Mrs. B. C. Baker and daughter, MisE Rby, were shopping in Greenville Sat .ay Y$. J. McD.~ Bruce attended the fun eral of Mr. Sims at the Old Stone church Saturday. . . We make our most graceful bow tc you," Judge Mauldin. May you live long, and we know you will serve well. Maj. G. M. Lynch, of the upper sec tion of the county, visited his daughter, Mrs. John.D.IEdens, in Pickens lasi week." J. 0. Hughey, a substantial citizen o: Easley route 2, and a juror at this tern of court, gave us a very pleasant call Monday.1 G. B. Porter, formerly of this county but now of Lexington, is visiting his brother, T. E. Porter, and other rela tives around here. Messrs. DeWitt and Stanley Farmer, of the Six Mile section, have gone tc Murphy, N. C., where they will wort for several months. Mrs. Amanda N. Cole, of- Liberty, and Lowel Mauldin, of Pickeris, were married by J. B. Newberry at his of fice February 16, 1914. The members of Secona church have purchased a new organ and are going tc have some good music. There are some of the best people of the county mem bers of this old church. The Piedmont Union will meet with Enon church on Satuiday and Sunday, March 28th and 29th. All churches are requested to send delegates. Prograrr will appear next week. cement' 'o., Greenville's Big Shoe r have secured the services ~s, who has many years ing shoes. He will be s here and and explain r savings on all grades of id children. SHOE Co. ig Shoe Store. IWhere the Big Shoe I Hangs Out. LLE, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stansell spent Sunday with old friends in the Cross Roads section. After the cold is gone ust Dike's Tasteless Extract of Cod Liver Oil. Price, $1. Keowee Pharmacy. Postmaster Morris asks us t< correct the rumor that a horne1 stung him about a foot fron ~his stamp window. W. H. Lark, of route 5, speni Friday in Anderson on business. Mr, Lark moved from Ander son county about a .year ago. Rev M. L. Jones sends us word that he has started on his round of visits to his old church es. He has visited Griffin ani been to one wood chopping He says he is getting lots oj good things to eat and meeting many of his old friends. Mr. T. J. Donivan, of Chip pews Falls, Wis., the head manager and salesman of th< Carolina Timber Co., is in Pick ens and will be in and around Pickens for a few wesks. H< is now negotiating a big dea with the Border Statelin Lumber Company for severa thousand acres of fine timbe: lands in Greenville county, e Ointments~ Every well-regulated home + should be supplied with some of our high-grade: Liniments and Ointments : for use in emergencies that -r are certain to arise. We have all the articles you a expect to get in a tip-top? drug store. Lewis' White Salve as a soothing, and healing appli-4 cation for sores and burns is without an equal. -3 Price 25c. 'H A RMA1CY Phone 24 TAILORING OPENING March 5th, 6th & 7th + Mr. Sloman willbe with on these + dates with a full line of ISAAC HAM BERGER & SON'S famous Woolens the new Spring Patterns. Men who have worn these clothes know--They will also 4 be pleased to know that there will be a + substantial reduction in the prices this + Spring. It will pay you to wait for Mr. + Sloman and order your Spring Suit. You get it when you want it---made just as you want it, and the fit guaranteed. When we announced last Fall 1 and we are now with just a handful in every way-larger and better sele nouncement to you that we have ma show you the largest stock of goods any time that suits your convenience 4 to make the visit pleasant and if you ---than you would have gotten the sa + We can show you n 4 section-Not taking i 0 Goods Con Every train c4 Io Zcar load ofgo Furniture, Earn Lime, Cement, I WL ginles, Pumps, E Everything 3 BJ substantial savi 41 STILL C The stock is fast: 4 here for you yet. Wh< 4 what opportunity ther + they possibly can be m 4 partment. But stocks long. If you want son Keep in Touch With + the Big Store +It will always pay you. We are in te nevery way. Stocks are bigger, +selections are better and values are better. Yuowe it to yourself to see what we maean honest comparison between our goods--our prices --and the other fellow, jj thnyou decide where it pays you to buy. SGIVEN AWAY 1st Prize, 100 lbs. Flour u 2ndPrize, 20 lbs. Sugaru u 3rd Prize, Can of Pendennis Coffeeu Above is a list~ of prizes which I will give a-way March 1st. Every 25 cents spent at my store during February will get a chance at these prizes. Come in and get a lucky number. SGreg T. Mauldin, .Pickens, S. C. My goods are always fresh. F hlzee..--White Leghorn For Sale-White and Brown egg f hnu ~inn stock, Leghorn eggs "from thorough $1.5 umoaltisfctin gar-breds, $1.25 pe15. S~atisf action antels or toserv...Gillstrap, Pick-, guaranteed. H orn e r E d e n s, ens, thirty (30 g. Pickens, S. C. 10 News YOU FROM bhat we would close out our Dry Goods business we me of these goods left. We promised you also that the nei ctions in the lines to be featured in the future and we a: de good---the goods are here--others coming on every ti under one roof in this section. THE BIG STORE hol --and your presence will always be appreciated by us a buy you may rest assured that you have bought as che me goods elsewhere. . Again we say iore goods under one/roof than any nto consideration. our dry goods de] iing in by the >ming into Pickens carri .s for the Big Store. W t Implements, Stoves, R loofing, Building Matteria [eavy and fancy Grocerie rou want for the fairm or ig inl price ! BLOSING 01 )RYS00DE melting away, but there are lots an mn in the store drop around to thi e is here for money saving. The pl .acte and we are doing nice business are getting in such condition tha ie of these Bargains -our advice to : SORR OWG K ENS, S H lighest Price Paid for Prod e I have a nice line of Spring Clothing, Hat of all) tn slc fohmen A nic lin of Ofords, both mens and M Ae car load of Elegant Brand Flour and a~other to S co m e, a t .5.300r I b ae h . t a e SJohn W. Hendricks, - Pickens No better flour can be groun d Have nice lo of Tennesse4 out of wheat than I will sell you mules on hand to sell or swai at $4.95. Half patent fit for a faor csh or good haer seen king at $4.95. Oil 12c. are th cha tilt rav see FERTILI K We will as ustu the leading brand Murate of Potash, Top Dressers, an( the prices here ju anywhere for the., that you will alwa: We will apprec season. Come in Lt it. We had phenome nal si season would see this store e ? now in position to make tb ain and right now we are re Is a cordial welcome for every d we'll do everything in our p---in nine cases out of ten cl other store in tl artment at all. Car Loai es car load a agons, Bugg ages. Hardtf s, Gasolenle] ; Etc. home at ag( lots of good Barg .5 department and "ices are just as lo' each day in this this cannot kee] ou is COME N0 I Bigger Buyi I Better]1 P Buying as'v in quantities, we everything that This means corn customers as we but we also save ,.n~d anticipated C.onyour-pat Wi - will demonstrate Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge| In the District Court of the United' states for the District Court of South In imatter of Leander Alexander Tonneryonorable H. A. .M. Smith. Judge of -the District Court of the United states for the District of south Leatdr Alexander Tannery, of Lib, Serty, in the county of Pickens and state of south Carolina, in said district, re spectfully represents that on the first. day of December last past he was duly adjudged bankrupt under the acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all his property oplid with all the requirements of said acts and the orders of the court Wheu refor e rays that he may be decreed by the court to have a full dis-I charge from all debts provable against his estate under said bankrupt acts, ex cept such debts as are excepted by law Date s thi 2d dayof February, A. D. .'ne Alexnder Tnnery, Bankrupt. ER OF ALU+ L handle several lines of s of Fertilizers, Acids,* Nitrate of Soda, and I you will always find" tst as low as you will - same standard of q rs find at the iB Store.4 ~lt o...ness this and figure with us. - acces xpand e an ady to 1.1 one at power 1eaper >4dk - Euo ~ais - RS ter W. 4a o er~en ElinF owr W frSO CA 4 ge hej Dbr 4.ceo coms itothi stre iieabesvig t u notony etths avng clanmne o 4sout pamnt.Copriod 4 rcsi te tr thi4toyou oRDR F NTIE TERoN in bvad upo 4h aeo thEt auf ac.A . 194,bfr ngownedtr M tea ens in Lintees mapoer. h adtmn ge the jobers frthe dptone coest nto futhis sord e. yth Cort idea h ler saingsen yi to r andothi olyde, adhrssdvtinhe, at thean pmace on isount s td ayen) thes. a C arso S. ( ries0. in sadotri' sone 3d On Cours 3 day of February. D.. th t fMr. D.114, Cber. ( the ) 0., in said Di~triC, on th~ 3d (Court) day of Februsry A. 1). 1914. R. W. 1~UTSON Clerk.