Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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L.'i ad Cjatto market Tuesda: w vey ruce s no mp - ed in the office of State Bank examiner. ? T John Norris, a student of Cjgmson College,. visited in Pick e Sunday. -Wa Langston says the price of:-squirrels ,has also gone- up sinathe warbean.. M. Eustis iudson and family o fTeld6I spent Sunday in Pick ens ith'relatives. -s Watter~ Iangston and children have been spending a week at Hinkle's hotel. C. W. n Easley Mill No. 2, was a busi i3ss visitor here Monday Ringni.Bro&.- Biggest show ath . will exhibit at-Gteen vie . nesday,.October 7. tiss.Lida Shaver of Green ville was-ie guest of Mrs. T. R. Allen in Pickens last week. If B. A Mowan and family of Gieenville spentJ&andav at the home of T. A. Bowen inPickens. ev.iH..F. Wright will preach Ait- itioch Baptist church next Sun ay,.Oct. 4th, at 11 o'clock. Th gin .ise- seveia , loads pine wood. Will pay cash or take it on subscrip tion. - Ernest Alexander spent:Sun-.1 day at the home of er, .,on Keowee e earn ith rg'et of the serious illness of Mrs. R. G. Hunt ct DausyiUle She-isnot expected to live, from reports. .M. J. o os who conducts a o ayAndFa* e .. SA. K. Hughes, a former citi ~zen of thj ~ y but now li4e Sing in Lns cou~n , is visit ing friends andga ~.iges in this 'community. ~The Entre Nousi~ihJ.e& mneeting at the home of Mrs. W~~V E~findle. sop. Thursday fancy work an ice course was Sweek that they would buy cot & ton ati ~ents a~ poud~havej Sbought lghefag 1to~b ati that p~fe e SThe people of the county willi bemieasedto learn staat J. McD. - ruce,_ the:.good anid popnilar Spresident of Tie Pidkens Bank, Sissabetd be out, after an illness! ~of some time. Mm.anid Mrs. ljM.Norris and is Maadk iusicteacher at t-a Mr. .and Mrs. 0. F. ~Norl?~h4 issNorma Griffin ef6ris spent~aportion of Sun-' dary (PIielgens. - dElliottdiiWilliams and wife, of htl~eorgesc Creek~ section of ,Pickens county, are visiting friends -and relatives here this week . Mr; Williams is one of sour most prosperous farmers. Th Ife~ of Johnson Hagood, a highly respected colored' eiti ~?znwhobash~.een living on the WagojA e about .four miles N. above Pkn *or the past Sthny emesodd years. d i e d SMessM Bob Yongue and Ben 7ng ifcaeus fise build ingose aric five-ropm dwelling houe ~er Pc~nsfor Mr. John O raig, bner of ickens county's ~ ost .popular bachelors. The biiilders say that Mr. Craig is: orne of the finesti men they have. ~ever .worked.;for- They also Sbita railroad waiting room Mi-~ 1f. Craig's-hoiuse.' Messrs. ~Yongue and Griffin left Mondayl forjeZd"letoawere they will~ e~rect a Presbyterian-manse./ KG WMEE P~ W. . reema fainilv iave Soltdinto the f.-Bal entin lil o~ awrpton Aven# Ad k jorgand :alil-"' x&iairnto 9e Harris iousa tilr. reeman mnd. - T.WAocbrap, of Toccoa Ga.= E!imeily a avell known citizen o- Pickens CoUnty, who- has been visiting friends andrela tives here, returned to his-home Thursday. He paid The Senti; nel a pleasant visit. A.. H. Dagnall, .a proninent lawyer of Anderson,. -was ill Pickens last week and intiistated thatIe would be in the race foi congress t*o years fron-now. He once ran for this office and was beaten by Wyatt Ailean. W. W. Aiken, a promineni citizen of, Suunset,. has niove hiiirdil ito!ickens and:they are occupying the J. E. 0 Thompson house. Mr. -iket moves here to giye his. chiidref the advantage of ouqf excel ler school. Walker-Mull, who for the pas year has been employed at th( Heath-Bruce-Morrow Co ha( aceted-a position with tha-J.A Bull Grocery Co., of Greenville anWianaihis wifeIeft this veel for~ that place to make thel home. W. C. Gaines, .one of thm county's best citizens of Norris was a visitor in town 1Maenda 'and gave us' a pleasairit cal While here he told us of a: bap tWing . which . attended 'a, Galden CfreeA- -first Sundaj in September. Fifty-twormem. bers - were received into tb church and tbirty-eightIwer baaa )&w- &r rr 10-Atwson...,An .enormou audience witnessed theL2cere -monies and the order was Der feet.'- Rev. W. M. Walker I pastor of this church - - Wanted-200 cords of first-class pin 'wood,- 4 feet length; at $2.50 per cor4 Pickens Cotton Mill. 1 f Saig Helps and Toilet Requi sites of Every Sort at -Low Prices. Make Shaving Easy by using Shaving Cream -or Soap. that gets a nicq lather suffi cient to allgi?~the-. Razor to, do its Work snfoothI~ Shaving Soap of Every Iind Cakes or Sticks or Cream our specialty Ihee l0c. to 25c. et a Good Shaving Brush that is guaranteed to gi-ve satisfact on 10c. to 50c. Pickens Drug Co. *The Rexall Stor e . N. HALLUM, Ph. G., Prep~ We mean it-in the l ategt sense of the woi-d. Turn your -heads~ this wayrif-youiee-in needhof. Rubber Goods of any nkfa the iags ril. - . Nyal's Face -Creair is as good n winter as it is in summrer. 23, MR MAC V * sTOaR. .4&yzd . en Ad tsie of ~ ~_Pckns v E~at~ald pin j me Wittrerpsmty,"rs.: - H-.:- :A.Richey.; ;Mr -McKagen - Tetu~rned Mombdar; it-ir wife c and daughter ;ifl remain here a another week. After -beitg .- sick for two. weeks Cobstable Ben B. La- .i Boon was able to be on the S streettorthe first time--Sathr- % dayw.L And about-he first ting heliidwas to get -Chief .Nley - and- pIarn a series: of4-raids on locat Iind tigers7ats a-result of ing ten gallons of'n -lAged Wh e ay captured. It -as ea Ia i hdis#. andde tffers brt i peute n y&fi htsy , b Dr. and Mrs. Reese Allgoed,6f v Ridgeayd have.:returned to -U 'Pickeri antT wihmake their fu- n eiomexe here6Dr Al- ti dod~ifengaejn i--S.-tice t] f'Tys I rotfssin Th 4t11oc- vi OiApy t AttaW houseleCent- c Wa~keJLe B6th r.andl4[rs. r Allgeodi:.are&natives of: Pickens b andtheir manyriends ia-this t ,vicinity-are :Ldelighted -to -have r t&Iu Wk.- HS heddqiiarters l1 e ~ttheKeow6ePh-armAcy. I d R atisihe bottlii ant . mn-,cmenear to-a.serious ac cident enmightlast week when t -oming from:Easley%<to ickens t iwhis:automobile. As he .was v Vearing a 1bridge the- lights of fiscar~ iert out; bliiding him f for dinstit ad aausing him ! tiiSf ie i'eetir ely a eifbiker r. .IDarvis nor the car t i-jd. geatly.. Another near. seridus autoobile acci- c denthappened in Pickens Sun~ I daafternoon.:As. Mr.. and s Mrs Hal:- Hagood. of E-Flasley 9 r Were rettrbing home and :were a r6ndinkg thi trit Just- abov 4 hce*Fbsdepbt %rie6*f tlie t rear rame ' o . inttily Mir.aHagood wa's I ot7jIfig aand the car and I wks stO45W "vitilfi- a fee: feet. - Reihe off the occupants eing thrown out. - Court Proceeding t ilfl. 040x c6 for r .kensAcoMy.~ en iFned -t the 1 . thouse.Monday.-moning at ten:+cloek sw ith - Judge Shipp -presiding and Solicitor Bonhamr aud"SteiogFayid-rsou inrt their TjMces.: Aff exti'a large crown was:.present the first daf;, the cou~rt h'cds being uijable to The gI-and jury finished its work Tuesday morning. The case. of theeState.a L. *Hendrieks, .hichavascntinued from last courty was again::con tinued until next~cort.&iere. On account of no cases> being ready for- trial. Tuesday after noon cour. was adjourned at dinner :t GxTiesday until 9.30) folwn ersesewere tried uj~adjournident Tu'esday: 6he cgsf~gainsJiim Hall, - Jan~ NaIforan(& iSaik Hen diidja, for vfgation~f the dis pefiYy law, wer nt prossed becgiwstfpusht they had been gisiit5-''unished by the Federahito t.. State M'sy~- 3. U Ambler and - gm Opuchd oppication; plead guilty and sentenced~,to pay a fine of S1M) and six months; sen tence auspended :npon good& be-r ate. ZIM~urNllhouse 'breskingf anrd lardd plead gulfnd s enttned4o thiirteen moliths imenitetifchain State~vs. S. Q.JYohnson, Will $khrdnan and ClardyJenkins;, assaalt'and- battery with intent d tolt allpyleaduilty and sen- ti tenced to paya fine of $50 or it four ihiontlison~chairigang. a State vs. . R Alexander, iolation of-dispensary law; riol s prossed. State vs. T. H Tdller, slander; na bill.. - $tate vs. Thos..Long, assault 4nd battery with intent .to .kill; blead ,uilty: four..months orq $100. . 6State vs. J. K and Thos 8 Masters, nol prossed on payment of costs. d State vs. Williani Williams, olored, murder; not guilty. e Attend Church Sunday h By the advice of Ron. H. K. Osborn, G. of G. L. of K. of P., of thelDomain of S. C: .All fraternal orders areirivited to join .in attending divine worship at the church of your choice on Sunday, ,Oct. 4th;- to show that- spirit of brotherly ove and.fraterna[ feelings that ought to be practiced arnong all people. 'It will be especially ap d iIF61 ~hs ap oin d for all .the people to meet in thir' respective churches and pray for universal peace among all nations. Faenly -D. W.'Hiorr, M. G. O7 Camp Ground Items * Gaptain ,Ragsdeale, is having. the main -road in this section widened. Mirs. Elijah Simmons has been very sick, but is better now. Mr. Sam Adams and -family visited at the home of- D B. Adams Sunday; A good milk cow belonging- to DB.Adams died Saturday night, Mir. Furnan.-Looper-and wife visited at the home of J.B.Bre~a zaae Saturday and Sunday. *- How's 'Tbis? We ofer ne. HuncedDolars. Re at. any case of Catatrh tha ivddt .e cured by .Hairs Catar 03. =;ENEY &..CO. Toddo, O -19 We,- theedersigned. 1byek:iown F. J. eop: the la3t 25 years, and believe a m-i~e eiy honorable in alf business. f DAX~ ~~ 0_9a,~~ IMV'7 ... I e ter ers ~ tarevery~ er Kfl: Dhragglts 9M bemkpriceZais unrsieasabl lo. 0 fcttn ndthereFi plntyo -: t ~eyne it Wit FE tonA Good l re L I see the farmers ae iery ner ous-about the. cotton-situation.L ble priceis. unreasonably low. SITseio use i being so ner s about it-he wrilbyneds )ecotton and tere is plenty- of s ianefacthories-amssible toit-to. s ske it ans-they -need it. With s, e great war ting In the east S. re iieed fiot expect them to buy tonas f lerlyl. itha.. y ned s rdthme.. Ya in thoser four s essedbateveryoiw buyas s 'e~a wrk.. t- and *we. could otaepectthe itodaotherise j v cannot believe.-the-var will 6 et any length if timeandifT i oes Germany and Austria are i 11 that is 1i b -h coop al. as toM. reip alhtouiat hejnannoac: eghe n ws oirty'of otet fr c- S ,te- tnby td oad ad Udi i Driesit the gw .tiaetc t :Th one e. To movement, is a foodmove tor help thosewho are vssed -b-Wt: every-one who- buyss cen ae sould ind sthd ther test. wners should heil -f-6 -and ep the tena~it -class. I cannot s ee any way our lawmakers can s hiyreief unless tev apropri te a rohyc tu sa and ild are6usj Ae ie wthat *olnybe indertaken. To make such a wf'r thefarniers aone would e labts0 ishardp,.a.irse ito nde ould not sandthe test. ome- :people would -find.-fault vth urehomeofarctories and say hey -could, pay -a fair: price" for ghat tyca.se' It. is a.*bus-, Om that when6 we want any-. hing we sgo into the arket and ouoas cheapaswe can get it. *atory meni .do the same'and tave abo-get as b hard sa ime to ake eilmeetd asd the farmers. hat we need m isi more factories r the fo th to work allour Buromened oelao as stnop rthe am,:le thet asentschoe rom the old country and instil'l Sinto our. Jahoring people that bey nakt ol'gizew o as to con rol, and when there comes rouble-or they want more wagesa ey have a-.strike. All these. toubles make a great loss to the ranufacturers that few peopie :noW of, arid usually the inenr iborer is a great deal worse fft ry he strike. The guano is the hard plac'e ith the. farmer. Some think Ihe guano comnpanies ought to ie time. The man-who sold bie goods is all the man the uanocompany-kno vs anything bout. If the land owners will elp the tenants they can bor vw the msv and settle the uano liille .drnd let therri hord b cotton. To a great extent is can be done and reie% thy ituation. One trouble~ Is, the' arner don't want to store the otton and bortoW money on ac ount of the storage and interest, ut wants -the state to-take it in and. I can notibelieve it will be. one without the farmer bearing de expense, al~boyt the same as would'cost in rvterr ouses, btit iviT will dit and e. M. H. Quilt ot Many Pieces ~ Mr. D. J. Bolding brought t be Sentinel office recentl:a lt of ne~t and rare-workmafi lp. The quilt contained 13, 92 pieces and -was pieced byn [rs. Dora Martin of the Sit - [ile sectionin spare momenits iring a period of three years. Vhave made reference to sev al quilts of many pieces, buit re believe Mrs. Martin's quilt as the record. Can anyone eat it? W4e AnnoneWith Peksure Onrji )pening Displa -OF attern aind Tailored Hats Trimmed and Untrimmed mported Feathers and Flowers ctpber 1,2 and 3 Your Early Inspection Invited rs. H. Y. Smith Rear of Patterson Store SNEC A, .. . - S. C. -Tax Notice iee:i 660iaty-Tia=r, Pxckens County, S C., Ociober 1, 1914 ] ie ooks. for &t4e . on of State and onty. ,a .wlli -be :opettifrom October 15, 14t December 31.:1914. Who prefer.o doso pay in Janu 1915 with: .I --dtional. Those: refee:: Veblusr" 15. can do so who prefer io~.iMb~t~sidmonth per cent. Orpaying xeafo ut l~ ~receipt: ea. . . .. .rict in. This 15 schooT f thcome to eome ~ ~ .~t-*4tSIte2t, ~ wiI b~itthe ou-ne y check, e- .ap are nt4 -d tion. as nee cash I-s- . a~ - sr to get st: sent oere be afsender s evy for Stite tax .... ......... mil. evyfor Constitutional school tax .. -3 mills evy for ordinary county tax..... ... 6 mills evy for past indebtedness...... . . mill tvy for Chan Gang:.:.:. .-:.: 2V mills, evy for Constabulary ..- .. . - mill T.otatevy.g.- .....' .. , .'.:; 4 mills SCJWOL TAX Speciallevies -for the following districts. hool-District No -1- 2- mill hool District No. 2...... ......... I mills !hoi District :o. 3 - mills .hool District. No.4 ...,.l il mills. sool Istrit o . . . mills shoot Distriet No'. t ............. mills Ioo Dis "e 6. K,......... mills hool District No 8 -mills %ho6I-Distridt 9.-9 T :. . mills bhool Pistrict. No.. 10. . . . mills hqol District No. 11: mills hoo1 DIstrict No -a . lll hpol Distict No. 13 .- .. mills hool District'Yo. 14 4 mIlls hool.DLstrict'No 26 . - mills .hool D-strict;.o. - mills chool Distriet No. . 2.. mills ehool Districtto' 19. :- mills chool District. N 20. . mills ebo l District No. :1 4. mills chool Distric o. ; : mills chool District No-.. .. mills ahool District No; 24. . mills chooF Distrit o. 2'.. .: . Mills choolDistric No. 26.. . mills ehool District No '...... mills chool District No..-. ..-4 mills chool Disa4ict No 29 .3; mills chpol District No. 31....... ..... .15 mills. elbol istrict -No. 4;- mills Cco Dis&ict No. 33. -. mils" chool District. No..36..... ......... 4 mills. choolDistriet-N 37.. .......4 mill$. chool DistrictXo-.,38 .... . .. mills choo'. District No. 40...... .... .. -4 mills ciool Districo41...- 4 mills hool District No2.42.-............ l mill chool District. No. 45........... 4 mills chool District No:-16 .. . . 4 mills chool District No. 47...........3 mills chool District No. 48............... 3 mills chobi District Nd. 49 .... ........ 2 mills chool District No. 51. .. ......... 3 mills chool District No. 52.. ... .. mills chool District No. 55.. ........... 4 mills chool District No. 56. .. .... ..... 4 mills I;6ar, t'op Iifetest of Pice lli. . d lurriaie towfnsip'......:........... 2 mills :astatoe townships :-:. ;........... 2% mills 'iciens tpwiship;...... .:... ...2 mills Poll tax one dollar ($1 00). Every male citi en from 21 to 60 years of age are liable except. ose excused bylaw. ,(ommutatio-ioad tax, one dollar-and fifty eifts '$1.50). All male persons from 21 to 50 reliable 'exce t.this cused.by law. "Capitation tog Tax.-All persons owning ogs are.sreq.uxe .to- pay-a-.eapitation tax of fty cents per capfta. Those writing for statements of their tax wil ease include postage. TAYLOR H. STEWART. County Treasurer. SOMETHING GOOD TO DRINK Bennington-Hall Bakerized Ste 1 Cut Coffee The Votan Mocha and ava - .Coffee The Votan Tea is the Best in the World - 1 A mellow, Tae and satisfying - Coffee and Tea with .a de. lightinl lingering after tasfe Folger, Thornley & Co; PRI Depa Coat Su 4 Twenty mi +formationi than The stocks are' The Suits for in this showing Eptgi&igCloth, 4silke lined, or sh Dresses. riations and a r 4tones---rch, dai +a combiation ( + gette Crepe, et( 4 H-fats that ~cess, and a nun + demonstrate ou -.ssemblage of. be found uniqu Imported . *war, but while + would suggest, +shipment swill 4 We refund + come, write us 4pre~y postaig 'Fllstock < + dies, Misses and SCrepe Meteor, Roma Serge, dC pe Martel,( 4 ings---Ivory, Navy, 01 + Green, Paon, Midnighi + Brown, Garnet, Maroc Citation Phe State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. ) By J. B. Newbery, Probate Judge: Whereas, J. E. Boggs, Jr., made suit :o me to grant him letters of adminis ration of the estate and effects of Ju ius E. Boggs. These are, therefore, to cite and ad nonish all and singular the kindred and :reditors of the said Julius E. -Boggs, jeceased, that they be and appear be ,ore me, in the Court of Probate, to be eld at Pickens, S. C., on the 15th day f October, 1914, next after publication 3ereof, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to jhowcapse, if any they have, why said 3iministratsop should not be granted. Giv'en unidei my hand and seal this !6th day of September, Anno Domini, J. B. NEWBERY, J. P. P. C. DON'T INJURE YOURSELF ,.- -.a *. By taki o el and Mercur. .Try a Few bottles ot BloToe for. euma tism, Idigestion, onstti6, Vii ous ness , d all Liver Trouble . Atinfiteed by th6 Blood ToniMeditirreo;, Easley, S. C Forsale by-Piekens: Drug:Co., Pickens S C. -s---2cae-e2 Foodarm 160 Aeres0Most6 Place isLevel Balance lies well, fair house and-barn, 24 miles of railroad station,.R;'F.--.O. by door, in sight of .school+.seven miles to county seat (city of 7,000), Thegounty is building fine chert roads. .q nvicts at work now on the road leading to anAr through this 'farm, and this is one of the most public rads iri the- county. Also, the road runs through- the level art of this farm, which- emakes the f. more - attractive. This..: farm is owned by a lady who is a non-reident and really wants to sell Price, $750 If you are a judge oL conditions, and kow.4 bargain in a ar' 4piae a date and, let me sh.WyQu i ac. I.S -h owner of th"ao'farm oftet&fo CUT the or, f __VICK saland i boughtit. IfaVeA tdthe pkee4, ot'foi? ftaa ,~n, 6'"lptait aR- 4rheinr.road will soon 'e opleted eg tlautfarm andthen it.wilhe aa.sttraetiret.adarm asthee -i o-akad om,f the landows near: thisiar hod.their land at $65.0.. .r ...gmequik y turn Iwili seU yoa r'are nmIn this fanm-ha fa-rin tha'tf1?iti1 you j~ ioney. Teinse sy t&ri ti. I might- swap-f1o n l rml .f the price puton same is reasonable. rtment Stoi e ts, Dresses~ Gostinhs, nutes~ with th*s riev several hours readih omplete. Fall are Chanmnmga ar hevits, Novelti ift Coats as yo re -Many.hciwthe ne umber of artistic tr k hues, withladash f such fabrics aa Cr admnit of no rgeint therof new trini r style superiority, a UTUMN HATSI at e in the, Millinery A presen arstockslst however, that earl; be at advanced .priie railroad fare on the your wants---mail oi and guarantee satis >f'RAIN COATS,i SI l Children. in vast assortmnents-Skini r Stripe Silks, (Satin Messa ?abardine7/fooJA~repeC, Broad I Rose, Copeii, 'Tan, Freny~h E Blue, Tangdi, Russian Ggeeg~ n, Crimso tc. Aan 1n We are talking agaim on t n subject because we want o press on your minds the fa that successful farmershave1e M [come so through the use-f t same machinery, and -what othP Vescan do you ought to do. The earth is full of wealth n fi . . n Swaiting for some one to dig iu 7but you will neverpry it -N e with bare haids or the old If you saw a dollar in the road 1* 7p' . Our ma4 g chhierf fetts's abod man~y dlol dlar~ picked up" -oayou> -t le~h Ue-M.oW 6 The Stoe of Real Values PickensS. C. ji. d Up ry An Advertisement iThSentiel ~uality Printing-The Pickens Senfinel PAAI I Wast4* ay 44 * ee 44 444d 4ed te neea Vaess ~~~~~~ ~.. ..- .. ....... . ............... uitsandu D es~ * armg:va imming touhesFl Tepti Comer Ldfthilniwet eas ahrea eresd epe SeChe,~ Cab-&pes; Metordt, r e-whau af-ectiv in higr-e immingesoAchespla Teptingnedorta asof te cPicred nt epeide Cin Ctepen Mteo, Ge rill-ta bie ositvne iher e We establihedisplay Lo e t -der reci ca e l attenti thi brlin + Lfa5fthePion.L ~ erapidlyininTpritan aessalin fre e Sslnctons afreta Jadisable. ate cloTWoRPls, WRAPS7i th fleadin lue, Ceil Bluec, Fre-nch Gray, Terra Pie Geen,. AericaLty