Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rN . . .... . ASTRIA br Infants and Childrmi. The Kind You Have wAlays Bogh ears the IN of Im For Over Thirty Yor ~.. It ..4 he Prices Are CRght! Wa Come aind do your trading early. We are epared to give you godd service. We have al b'st anything jou may waatln-Dry Goods, Notions. ideuwear an-Shoes. OUR PRICES SVALL RI:v-HT. We have a good -many things we h to close oit, and will- make liberal discounts ithem. ~ome and buy. Make yourself and famiiy' ppy and help to make us happy.. A.K. Park est End, Greenville } ,ow cost? Why a Ford recently averaged wemiy-five and a third miles to a gallon of gas 'line-for thirty-three ~hundred miles! And his is not an exceptional Ford performance. ')rd econ- my is a big reason for Ford popu irity. Buy yours now. 'y. hundred dollars is the ne w price of the Ford 'in about; the touring car is five fifty; the -town ,r seven fifty-f. o. b. Detroit, complete with. alipm-nt. Get catalog and particulars from ~nith & Jones, Easley. S. C. Repair parts also, ept in stock. . J. SMIT H - W. N. JONES Easley, S. C.. rhe Leading irniture Store IN THE COUNTY e 'oct- of everything in the Furniture line. Bed SI5.no and( up Feather Beds and pillows to the thing for this cold weather. Blankets too. you need a cook stove or steel range? We have our prices are right. SMachines and Organs. Agents for the Schulz the Hosi-r Kitchen Ceibnets. L. & G. B. HAMILTON Easley, S. C. 4 F~t* Marietta Route 2 Well, farm work has been al most on a standstill during the last month, owing to the inclemt ency of the weather, and out farmers are beginning to worryl some about the fertilizer, but we guess they will be.able-to haul all they can pay for. Messrs. E. T. Edens and Perry IC. Talley made a business trip, to Greenville last week. Mrs. J. M. Turner visited Mrs. J. E. Talley, of Dacusville, last week. Miss Ethel Turner, of Dacus ville, visited relatives in this see ti )n last week Miss. Christine Edens is visit i.;g her grandmother, Mrs. Mira. Turner. 'f Dacusville, this week. -Mr. E. T. Edens visited at Mr. I W. E. Edens. of Pickens route t, last Saturday. Mr.Lawrence Williams visited Mr. L. S..Edens last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hunt, of Dacusvill route 1, are confined to their ms with measles. Tt is said that thameasles have broken out in the Dacusville high school. Mrs. W. M. Edens is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Anderson, of Oolenoythis week. Pickens Sentinel correspond: ants, wake up and let us hear from you, one and all. If we I on't get snow-bound or stuck in the mud you may hear from I tis a,-ain ere long. PROGRESSIVE. The Forty Year Test An artidle must have except ional merit to survive for a per tod of forty years. Chamber ain's Cough Remedy was first f >ffered -to the public. in 1872.' W'rom a small beginning it has troWn in favor and popularity intil it has attained a - world J ride reputation. You will find iothing better for a cough or :old Try it and you will under ;tand why it is a favorite afterj i period of more than fo'ty ( ears. It not only gives relief- I t cures. For sale by all dealers. adV. Notice. S1 hereby forbid anyone hiring, iarboring or sheltering my son, JIar Phillips. under penalty of II I ahes l~a. iedt irs. ule prPeilis. 6O oothetan heas. reeLefe a pl eao.Nte sa eu. 1acpare. -. te, !M a.d Stop alemelihs Very Day Thousands Now Using Wondedaul ~ Liver-Remedy fromHbt 3 Sprs, Arkansas. - There's a betterremedy for consti- ij pation, liver and HO -g Ht OTs LvrButtons. -s~~f ~ BUTTONS1 .oicandquickly puta edeon I appetite. 25 cents at al se Pickens Drug Company 1 -c -genuine refreshment! Starts quick as the first delicious b drop of Pepsi-Cola moistens a your tongue. Lasts long as the fruity, tart juices and oils a stay in ypour system and mix d wi~th your bjged., Not so g sweet as somie othes-it .rtops E thirst-doesn't produce more! Anybody can drink it and feel I better. PEPSI-Cola gives you naturalrefreshmnent in a perfectly natural way. It's pure. Cools off body - wakes up mind. It isn't medicine-it's pleasure and benefit all day long! Do you drirk Pepsi-Cola? One glass, then a second will prove it is better than them all. Try it. You're thirsty, NOW! . In Botle t I ~ Fot~nts '<5 Nted~octors 0. K. Dodson's Liver Tone et Medica-Skil Employed to Iisure Correctness of For mula. All Agree Dod son's is Reliable and Safe. Seven of the most successful physicianbsIn United States. se ected for their experience and ibilitv, were paid heavy fees to tudy and test the formula of Dodson's Liver Tone and all gree that it was a fne and re liable remedy for family use. Dodson's Liver Tone takes the place of calomel. This is ex ictly what it js made for and ias been made for ever since he first bottle was put up and sold. There are imitations of Dod o's Liver Tone for which ex ravagant claims are mad'e.- but ihe public knows how to judge etween loud boasts and the plainenth. And then the mer ts of 'odson's Liver Tone aie oo widely known for anyone o hesitate Doeson's Liver Tone is sold ind guaranteed by Pickens Dzug,C6.. who will refund pur :hase price (50c )instantly and with a smile if you are in any way dissatisfied with the re nedy. Dodson's Liver Tone is a pala able vegetable-liquid and its iction is easy and natural, with o.gripe, no pain and no bad tfter-effects. After-effects are )ften disagreeablo after taking alomel. 'Dodson's Liver Tone loes not interfere in any way with votir regular duties, habits mrd diet, and it builds and trengthenb you so that you eel brighter, better and happier f you.feel headachy and con tipated you will be delighted vith Dodson's Liver Tone. Idv ' Don't. )o you feel you'd like to quit? Don't. ;et to feeling you don't fit? Don't. )o you want to yell "All in" Cause your wind's a little thin nd you think you'll never win? Don't 'here's a kick you want to make? Don't 'here's a head you want to break? Don't. )o you feel you want to whine ,ike a genuine canine Ld send blue streaks down the line? Well, don't hen you see a chance to duck Don't hen you want to chuck your luck, Ddn't eep right on without a stop Lfd you'll sure show up on top, f just when you want to fipp You don't, ~hronic Stomach Tronbie (ured There is nothing more .dis ouraging than a, chronic trou 1e of the .stomach. Is it not urprising that many suffer for ears with, such an ailment when a permanent cure is with a their reach and may be had or a trifie? "About one year go," says P. H. Beck, of Wake se, Mich., "I bought a package f Chamberlain's Tablets, and ince using them I have felti erfectly well. I had previous f used any number of different edicines, but none of ' them ere of any, lasting benefit." 'or sale by. all dealers. Adv. Let The Sentinel have your text order for printing. A MESSAGE TO WOMEN Who Are "Just Ready to Drop." 1 When you'are "just ready to drop," rhen -you feel so weak that you can ardly drag yourself about-and be ause you have not slept well, you :et up as tired-out next morning as rhen yqn went to bed, you need help. - Miss Igea Dumas writes from Ma- ] ane, N, Y., saying "I was in a bad r' run-down condition for several reeks but twp bottles of Vinol put 1 on zuy feet again and4 made ige trong and well Vinol has done mQ 0Tor good than all the other' medi, ines I ever took." If the careworn, run-down women, ae pale, sickly children and feeble ld folks around here would follow [ss Dumas' example, they, tod, would< Don be able to say that Vinol, our elicious cod liver and Iron remedy, ad built them up and made them trong. It Is a wonderful, strength creator rnd body-builder, and we sell it un er a, guarantee of satisfaction. You et your money back if Vinol does1 ot help you. ~ickens Drug Co., Pickens,8S.C 4; 1 IT IS NEVER TOO L ATE o mend, so no matter what appens to your watch, send it ~round to us. We are experts Tr T'V' W1FT V RP'A TR TN(l There Is more Catarrh In this section of the country than all other diseases put together. and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Sci ence has proven Catarrh to be a consti tutional disease. and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure,'manufactured by F. J. Cheney -& Co.,. Toledo, Ohio, is the only Constftu tional cure on the market. It is taken In ternallv in doses from 10 drops to a tea spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes emonlaa. Add;ss: F. J. CEENEY & CO., Toledo, , Sold by Druggists, 75c. Make su's Family Pills for constipation, Summons for Relief. (Complaint Served.)' State of.South Carolina, Pickens County. Court of Common Pleas. S. A. Ma r and W. A. G. MeWhorter, a sagainst J. W. Major, Julia Wood, Judge Major, John Major, William Major, and the heirs-at-law of Frank Majordeceased, prhose names, ages; and number are Amknown, defendants. To the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office at Pickens, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such 'ervice; and if you fail to an swer the complaint within the' time aforesaid, the plaintiffs- in this action will apply to the court for the relief de manded in the complaint. Dated February 6, A. D. 1914. A. J.- Boqps, C. C. P. Juuus.E. BoGGs, - C. E. ROBINSON, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 1 To the non-resident defendants; Julia Wood, Judge Majior, - John Ma'dr, William Major, and the heirs-at aw of Frank Major, deceased, whose names,ags,g.nd number are unknown: I Take notice, tht the supinons, of which the foregoin is s co ,ftndthe complaint in the abve- entil' actpn, was filed in the office of the qlevj qf the Court, at Pickens, S. C., on the 6th E day of February, 1914, and is now on Me in said office, JuLjus E. BoGws, C, V, RO)NINON, 50 Plaintiffs Attorneys. I Summons for Relief. C (Complaint Not Served,) The State of South Carolina, Count of Pickens, - C Court of 'omo Ples, C C. E, Robinson, H. Y, Lawrence, and f A. C. Knox, plaintiffs, against C. A. Carnes, defendant,. To the defendant above namedi You are hereby spinmoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this a action, of which a copy Is herewith a served upon you,'and to serve a copy of e your answer to said complaint on the subscriber athis office at PFickens, S. C.; within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such ser vice; and if you fail to anwer the Com. plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the # court for the relief demande in the t omplaint, L Dated the 5th day of March, 1914. A. J. BOGGS, C. C. P. C. E. ROBINSON, . Plaintiff's Attorney. C o the Defendant, C. A. Carnes: C Take nptice, that the summons, of I: which the foregoing is a copy, and the omplaint in the above-stated action, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the ourt at Pickens, S. C., on the 5th day f. March, 1914, and is now gn file mr iaid office. C. E. ROBINSON 50 . Plaintiff's Attorsiey. A otice to Debtors. and Creditors1 All persons holding claims against the ~state of the late W.A. Arnold must iresent the same duly proven on or be ore the 15th of Marc, 1914, or be de- ~ arred payment; and alpersons indebt- e d to said estate- must make pa ent u n or before the above date to e un lesge.CLARENCE ARNOLD, Executor. r Notice of Dissolution. t Notice is hereby given that a stock olders' meeting of the corporation .of 0 t C. Robinson & Co. is hereby called .11 o mieet at the office of said corporation n t Liberty, S. C., on the 15th da~ of h pril, 1914, for the jpurpose of takmgs ~teps to go into liquidation, wind up its" ffars, and dissolve..S J. F. WILLIAMS, President. p T. N. HUNrER, Secretary. 4'7 g fotce to Debtors and creditors 3: All persons holding claims or demands E rganst the estate of James H. Smith, ei leceased, are hereby notified to render Ci he same to the undersigned, itemized g Lnd sworn to, on or before the 1st day t May, 1914, or be barred. And- all .0 )ersons indebted to said deceased will n ake payment by said date to C. E. ROBINSON, 46 Administrator. h Innkrupt's Petition for Discharge t the District 'Court of the United b Stats for the District Court of South Carolina n the matter of Leandetr Alexander TI Tannery,. bankrupt. p o the Honor-able H, A. M Snat.nl Judge of the District Court of the. United States for the District of South lI Carolina: Leander Alexander Tannery, of Lib- p rty, in the county of Pickens and State f Sout' Carolink in said district. re- Y pectfulls repressats that on the first ~ a of cember lastt past he was duly d1 ijudged bankrupt under the acts of it ~ongress reliting to bankrup'cy; that ie has duly surrendered all his p-ODerty d rights of property, and hats fully II ~oplied with all the reqmiremens of ti ,aid acts and the orders of the court vuching his bankruptcy. Wherefore he j rays that he ruay be f lecreed by the court to have a full dks- fl ,harge from all debts provable agaent 01 us estate under said bankrupt te s *x ,ept such debts as are excepted by Iaiv O rom such discharge.0 Dated this 2d day of February, A. D. t .eander Alexander Tannery, Bankrupt. ORDER OF NOTICE. THEREON. )itrict of S. C -ss. On this .3d day of February. A.: D. c 914, on reading the foregoing petition. C t is-b Ordered by the Court,. that a bear- p g be hid upon the ese on g .he 5th day of March. A. D. 1914, bef ore iid court at Charleston. S. C., in said listrict, tp 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Sl tnd that notice thereof be publishea in a he Picken2 Sentinel, a new-piper rinted in said district, and that all rown creditors and other persons in nterest may appear at the said time and a place and show cause. if an3y they have, n why the prayer of the said petitioner thould not be granted. And it is further ordered by the Court. that the clerk shall s..nd by wail to all known creditors copies of said petition Presentment Of Grand Jury State of South Carolina,) County. of Pickens. : To Hon.J. S., Wilson Presiding Judge: We, the grand jury, beg-leave to submit this our final present ment at this term of tie court: We have/passed upon all the bills handed us by the solicitc r and made such returns thereon as the evidence in our opinion justified, A cpmmittee of our body has visited the jail and poor farm and ieport they find both insti butions in good condition, the prisoners and inmates well cared ior and the farm in good condi bion. T[ this connEction we recom mend that the Supervisor and D6.;&.tay Commissiomers confer with thie sheriff and make some ::hanges ar& improvements for 3anitary purp es at the jail. We have appoitec- commit bee of our body to' in**ate he, county offices and' rep-t luring the year. The congested condition of ;he records in the clerk's office ias been called to our attentioi. Phe papers and books are in bad shape for the want of. proper 'oom and are unsafe. Should ire occui many valuable records ?iquld be destroyed. We. have herefore appointed M. F. Hes er, T. L. Bivens and T. R. )Dell, a committee fron our )ody to confer with -the board W county coramissioners ahd if iecessary employ 4U architect 4nd make plans, specifibations tnd estimates looking to 'the >uilding of a sqitable fire proof rault for the preservation of the 'ecordsand report at th6 next erm of ooirt, Complaints have come to us if increase in law violations and hat we have in s u fficie n t nachinery for the enforcement if our criminal laws. These 'amplaints are not without oundation and after mature eliberation and consideration f this matter, .we are of the pinion that more officers are re needed in this county to as Ist the sheriff and other peace fficers in the enforcement of lie law, and to that end we Lerebv 'call upon our senator ,Od sheriff to immediately take teps and 'recommend to the :overnor the apbointment of wo rural policemen as provided iy the act of the legislature of 912. Thanking your honor and ther officers of the court for ourtesies extended, we beg to e discharged from further a13 endance at this term of court. Respectfully submitted, .1 0. GARRETT, Foreman, L Real Nerve and Body-Building Medicine We believe Rexall Olive Oil minulsion is the best remedy 1ade for Toning the nerves, nriching the blood, building up rasted tissues, renewing health, br.ength and energy-the best edicine you can use if you are in-down, tired-out, nervous nd debilitated, no matter what ae cause It doesn't depend r its-good effect upon alcohol r habit-forming drugs, because contains 'none. It 'may not rake you feel better in a few ours, but it will make you sel 'better; we are sure, just as >on as the tonic and food pro erties it contains have a chance 1 > get into the blood and, thru e blood into the test of the Estem. Pure Olive Oil and the [ypophosphites have long been adorsed by successful physi ans, but here, for the first me, they are combined into se preparation which, as a erve-food and a builder ofC rength and health, we believe; as no equal. If you dlon't feel well, begin I Lkng 14exall Olive Oil Emui- 1 on today, and build your ealth and strengthen your sys-3 mr against more serious illness. o convalescents old people, any children and all others -ho are weak, run-down or all ig, we offer Rexall Olive Oil mulsion with our personalC comise that, if it doesn't make 1 ou well and strong again, it ill cost you nothing. If we idn't have the utmost faith inC ,we would'nt offer it with lis guarantee, nor even rec:)m- r ter- tto you. We are sure ayou have used it you 'ill recommend it to your ien~ds, and thank us for having ~comjmended it to you. Sold alv at the more than 7,000C exall Stores, and in this town 21y by us. $1.00.-Pickens 1 rug Co., Pickens, S. C.-Adv.i Bloodhounds for Easley. Mavor J. T. Lathem has pur! 3ased for the city two thorough red registered bloodhound pup les. He bought them in Vir-< inia and they came by express1 [onday. They are fine-looking pecimens of the canine 'tribe nid when properly trained will,. o doubt, prove very beneficiali > the officers in apprehendingi iny would-be criminal. Police lan G.W, Corbin will look after de training of the puppies, Mr. sathem paid for them from his rivate funds and presented dem to the city -Easlev P. t tUexcelleal/d First Prize Cop First Priz and Sorn6roi 9 3 Etiwan Fetilizr uj Enest M. Chamn Corn Grower, Used1 ETIWAN FERTILIZ1bR Won First Prize'Forlest Acri0fC Vernn Miller, Won Second Pri ei raCo 'ote m9j j 6d ETIW ANFRTMls INSIST UPON HAVN4 ETIWA ERIM n Ad Get The B ForSa Folger, e PICIKENS Wando H gh r . 7 . Fu Fo er, ho y? Pickens iHighest Price PaiW I have a-nice line of Sorn ~ti~~ .kinds, both men's and ladies' A nice ie re(o 3h _ to select from. A nice line of.Oxfords, b6012 j'f.e ladies niA car load of Elegant Brand Flour: and another tJ come, at $5.30 per- barrel. -. Agents for Marietta Fertilizers. Yours for trade' ~John W.endricks, Use Good Fertiiz~ You can make better crops using our ready mixed goods than yoician wit1 6 iour home mixed goods. In the first place, in making your homne zniz goo4>.. rou get your ammonia from cotton seed meal, which is a-good ammoiat btgi ~ loes not last long enough. About the time your cotton begin's toft~~ olls-your cotton seed meal is almost exhausted. So that just a' the-~mane ie be strain is greatest on the cotton plant and needs the graetnomf ood the supply of plant food which you get fromi cotton ieed meal is~sbout iausted and is rapidly growing weaker a'nd the result is that your cotton a$% Now, in getting our mixed goods, the ammonia is derived from Bish Tankage, Cotton Seed Meal and Sulphate of A mmonia. iAs one o diates exhausts another comres in and takes its place, fifi lasing than - mny. So, that as one of these ammnniates gives out anoither comes i K~ rop is supplied with plant food from the time it sprouts in the gon 1w nig the working season,. all during the laying by season and untilta p-own and ready to be gathered. Now, if fish and blood adtd tak sSI >hate of Ammonia are worth anything in a fertilizer, it makes-a betterfetilizez han where the ammonia is derived from cotton seed meal only,'andourfertfie s better than'your home mixed goods. If you put in the same animoni~tes in rour home mixed fertilizer that we put in ours it would cost you as much as ours - vill and it won't be as good for the simple reason that itwon't be swellinired g t won't run as regular, -and the crops grown from it won't be as They will be spotted, some good stalks and some small stalks Its egular field of cotton where all the stalks are about the same size otton at gathering time. The prospect now is that the next crop OI?t~II iring a good price, so you want a good crop and don't wantsto take ri making a good crop. In using our goods, ammnoniated as they a,'r y iot taking any chances, for you are getting the best fertilizer to be had, andth nly thing is to use e'nough of it. One or two more good crops atpresetpt,, which seem probable, will put a great many of you out of the woods. So it does Lot seem to be good business to thke any chances on making a gooderop Suppose you make your home mixed goodsgetting yourammonieoabton eed meal seed at a dollar cheaper than we can sell it to you for, and unse 00 >ounds to the acre. A ton-covers~ five acres; our goods will costyo~twp tcet an acre more than your home mixed goods. Suppose, your heine d ost you $2 a ton less than outs and you use 400 poungsto thie.acre,Apur gpods vill cost you 40 cents an acre more than yours. The difference in theopwill se agreat deal more than this. You can tell the diffewijcin thecosin rid-. ng along the road. Good farmers who are close observers say that?w~hen they' :an tell the difference between two fields of cotton by riding along the road, Lifference must be at least 300 pounds of good seed .ctfnothewae. -T - nakes about 100 pounds of lint cotton, and that means at 13. Now, don't you think it will pay you to risk this, Iryitg tosy2orpi'' :ents on~ your fertilizer bill, when it takes the samelabor for bOthI - - You won't make any mistake to use our 8-3-3 or 1 ur 8-4-4 and 10-4-4 on lyour gray lands. Cotton was laeeni~ . here was quite a little cotton to be gathered after Chusns One advantage in using 10-3-3 and 10-4-4 is-that t~ ~horic Acid hastens the maturity of the bolls.An ~ o i t will open, just as when a peach is grown itilI s grown it will ripen. There is nothing better than the goods n 1 W -