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PLANT ONION Can be used for during winter a; will make a E by getting ther We have them. PICKENS DRU The Rexal J. N. NALUM, Local and Cotton market Tuesday, 61c. k Monday, Oct. 20, 1913, snow S( fell in Pickens. T Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. Ben Field, recently, a boy. H. A. Riehey made a business trip to Donalds last week. 01 N. R. Kennemore of the Six st Mile section was in town Tues- m day. Mrs. H, E.^Russell of Easley dE visited Mrs. Bruce Hagood- last letter car rier on route 5, Easley, was here at Thursday. le cr Miss Flora Kelley is visiting the family of W. R. Lynch,near Seneca. co rot. B. T. iallum, who has lo been indisposed for several days, tit is improving. Charlie Robinson, Jr., of vil Greenville, spent a few days last M4 week in Pickens. hc Ci J. Arthur Jones of Easley . route 1 was a business visitor to SPickens Tuesday. w an E. E. Mauldin,' a prominent p citie of Easley route 1; was a visitor here Tuesday. er Mr. Tom Garrett, of Whit- Li: akers, North Carolina, was here pi4 on business Saturday-.o Eleven Pickens Masons were ] initiated in the Alpha Council at tal Greenville Monday night. G*r _____th< Miss Mattie Griffin -has re- o turned to her .homa-here, after vsiting friends in.Calhoun. fer :Pro lR T. Hallumwas intra Easley one day last week in in-, 17. terest of the graded school there. the -Trammell the -piano man, 3 -says that there is no need for the hard times talk or worry over Hi< financial conditions, for he Isr; made another piano sale for of spot cost Monday. prc Statement ofj the Col KEO WEE Located at Pickens, S. C.. at the cl - , RESOURCES Cp Loans and Discounts,... .. .....m8 0Sr Fri reand Fixtures,.........e Due from Banks and Bankers..... 4 D~ Curo .l ................ 00 Sv Checks and Cash Items 1....7..... STATE OF SOTH0 SavLIN of118a97 Bilks S CONOT ee s' Whitn. . ae ash eth Gathrbeaned foremt isreo Phon 24recorYT Lewis WieE Salve TIlE RIVAL S at L( 0 Ft Di CI Si Cl SETS NOW c St green onions tid In ri spring, or ' plendid crop inow. . St in COMPANY sa I Store Sa th Proprietor C< Personal | A SAt Major G. M. Lynch, well own citizen of the Oolenoy Lo ction, was here on business. Fu esday. Ba Du Miss Marguerite Shieb, of Cu reenville was the guest of Mrs. SiI P. Carey, Jr. seyeral days st week. Ca Passengers arriving in Easley Su i train No. 39 Tuesday report r ow in Charlotte Tuesday I orning. In Mrs. C. J. Valley 6 ,ughter Ma4rgaft of Greenville Bil iiting Dr. and Mrs. J. L. t illey in Pickens. Sta A new teacher was this week C ded to the faculty of the Eas- B r school, on account of in- ofUU1 lased attendance. for( of 3eneral Rainfall was a wel- " me visitor in these parts last this .ek. Water was getting very v in many places in this sec- cor . L drs. Mary Payne of Green- B le passe'd through Pickens nday, on her way to the me of Mr. Dalton at Mile T ek. . G. Gillespie, of Brevard, At 10 has been visiting relatives : friends in the county, the Loa t week spent Saturday inOe Mens.B Fur L. J. McGee of Anderson,gen- Ban i agent for the Southeastern DUE e Insurance company, was in Cur ~kens several days last week Go business. ___Che liss Ruth King of Easley was en sick while visiting in enville last week and it is Cap ught she has an attack of sur appendicitis. Un"r Pa eason Lyceum tickets are of- Due d to, school children at a I"id cial rate of $1. The first at- sav tion will 'appear November Cast Tickets are now on sale at- Noe eowee Pharmacy. Oth [arried, on the 21st inst., at Stat residence of Rev. D). W. )tt in Easley, Mr. Charlie e el and Miss Lula Roper, both bei 3-lenwood. May peace and and setyattend them. dti Sv dition of the this BANK, c s of business Oct. 21, 1914.W LI ABILITiES.J a,Stock Paid In.... ... ...... 55,000 00 - s Funds....... .........1,000 00 T d Taxes Paid. ..............6.6 33 sess 'idual Deposits Subject to Check 21.642 81 Will payable, including..certificates 0 ~as t r oney borrowed..... ...5000 ral............ .. ......... $ 83,906 34 ton of said Bank, as shown by th boos .JNO. C. CA REY. . S.SEWART. Notary Public for S. C. All Colors large box, 25c f s of all kind [ING in Drugs RM ACYV Statement of the Condition of the Farmers and Merchants Bank, t located at Liberty, S. U., the close of business October 21, 1914, RESOURCES f >ans and Discounts.......$52.&6S 58 .oa rerdrafts...... _..........6.045.0 Lrnitute and Fixtures ....... 1,656.46 a taking House............. 1.791.79 ie from Barl4s and Bankers 1.280.13 irrency.................... 1.405 00 >d...................... 2000 ver anti other Coin........ 141.29 eccs and Cash Items _-_-.._. 925 j9 rotal................. $61,12 4.24 LIABILITIES: pital Stock Paid In ...... . $15.000 00 rplus Fund................ 1.150.(0 2divided profits less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid - - 51 74 dividual Deposits Subject to Check----------------- 21,164.92 me Certificates of Dt-posit.. 7,571.82 ishier's Checks............. 195.70 _ lls payable. including Certi ficates for Money Borrowea 16,000.00 Total............... .... $61,134.24 ate of South Carolina, County of Pickens. Before -me came W. H. Chapman, shier of above named banA, who, be g duly sworn, says that the above and regoing statement is a true c,.ndition said bank, as shown by the books of id bank. W. H. Chapman. Sworn to and subscribed before me is 24th day of October. 1914. W. B. Glenn. Notary Public irrect-Attest W.H.CHAPMAN r. N. HUNTER, Directors T. F- CRANE. Statement of the Condition of Bank of Norris, Located at Norris, S. C., the close of business Oct. 21, 1914. RESOURCES: ans and Discounts------ $35,112.28 erdrafts . ..-------------- 1,327,26 rniture and Fixtures. . 2,290.09 nkir'g House--------- 1,448.40 e from Banks and Bankers, 3.583. b7 rrency...----------------- 740.00 rer and Other Minor Coin 402.88 Total---------------- 64,904.28 LIABILITIES: ital Stock Paid In------ 820,000 00 -plus Fund----------. 2,000.00 divided Profits, less Cur ent Expenses and Taxes Paid iridual Deposits 1'ecr 01. X -Gee* ...... 14.66827 pe ie Certificates of Deposit 4.463.08 bu hier's Checks.----------- 143.75 Ce s payable, including cer ficates for money borrowed 23.000.00 ] TotaL.-----------...... -. $64,901.28 te of South Carolina. ounty of Pickens. efore me came E. W. Tate, Cashier W1 the above named bank, who, being for F sworn. says that the above and me going statement is a true condition gr( aid bank, as shown by the bo..:ks of at bank. E. W. TATE. tai worn to and subscribed before me - 26th day of October. 1914. R. M. BAKER, notary Public for South Carolina. pe rect Attest: G. PHILLIPS,) . W. TATE. t Directcrs. Se .P. KELLEY, i.-. Statement of the Condition of am lie Pickens Bank " Located at Pickens, S. C., - mo Coi the close of business Oct. 21, 1914. vl RESOURCES: us and Discounts..$216,755.40 rdrafts................ 6,14982 ds and Stocks owned y Ban........ 3,200.00 king House........... 10,791.84 ar Real Estate Owned 2,737.78 from Ban its and Bankers 24 499.08 rency....... ... ........ 5,9>7.10 3. ... . . . . . . . . 30.00 er and minor Coin... 475.00 eks and Cash Items.... 115.00 1'otal.................272,165.30 LIA BILITIES: tal Stock Paid In.... $ 20,500.00 >lus Fund............ 40,000. 00 ivided Profits, less Cur 2t Expenses and Taxes id.................... 6,053.49 to Banks and Bankers 10.47 ridual Deposits subjiect Check............... 76,003.81... ngs Deposits.......... 90,306.18 ier's Checks..........206.13 s and Bills Rediscount ed 39,075.22 r Liabilities, viz. In transit 10 00 ['otal., .... .... .... . 272,165.30 e of South Carolina, lounty of Pickens. fore me came Frank McFall ,cash if the above named bank, who e auly sworn, says that the above foregoing statement is a true con ri-of said bank, as shown by the s of said ban i. FRANK MCFALL orn to and sabscribed before me, 26th day of Oct. 1914. W. L. MATHENY, (seal.) 'tary Public for South Carolina. ect--Attest M. HAGOO D, CANK M'FALL '-Directors M. STEWART, he opening of the winter ion of the Wolf Creek school take place, Monday No Lber 9, with Miss Sadie C raig sacher. Trimmed WORTH ALM THE Pl They represent the most w< at this price. Small or large Sailors, Turbi ively Trimmed in Ostrich Tips,] hats in the lot worth less than E Other Trimmed Hats, $1.98. Shapes, 95c, $1.50, 81.98. $2. If we did not save you mone: you haye the beliefit of such a li We take Cotton Coupons. al AYER'S, "Whe A A good number from here ?nded the 101 Ranch Sh< rhich exhibited in Greens Iondav. This show is dif nt from the regular circus ?lat the features are weste nd the chief actors are Indi; nd cow-boys. For High Class Glasse Fitted by skilled opto metrists. Eyes exam ined by specialists. . . Glasses made while you wait. . . Members ot Chamber of Commerce, and retund railroad fares The Globe OpticC Company A. A. OBOM, President. 1. f. SCHADE, Secy. and Trea Consulting Optometrists 3REENVILLE, . . S. PECIAL NOTICE, 'or Sale-Blue straw wheat, $1 e bushel. Appler oats at 75 cents1 shel, at my home. B. P. Kell( ritral R 3. 4otice-All persons indebted to ase call and settle at once. R. ildrop. armers, would you buy a "R Lrrior" or "Kelly Flint Edge" A 75c? Or shoes at 10c above cost ? Or the best coffee, parched en, at 6 pounds for $1? Or toba< 7c plug? I have onion sets. It c< aly pays to see T. D. Harris. 'or Sale-Fulghum seed oats, $1. 1 bushel, at Folger, Thornley & C 'or First-Class Printing, try T itinel with an order. Vanted-To buy all varieties of pe i cane seed, shelled corn and oa locatedricesG S. & A. tracks, Pi it Avenue. Dixie Flour and Gre npny, wholesale grocers, Gre The Expense o: Should Be Pai Fertilizer is a r in making a c lizer debt shot first debts pait Anderson Phos Beginning Fri( will sell only this method o we can SEL Give us a ci agree on the No. 64. Finl Easley, S. C. handle Armoi counts as we I Hats 1 OST DOUBLE ICE OF can do and the most you< mns and Tricones. made of I ?lumes, Flowers, with newe ight Dollars, some more. ( 82.50, 83.50. $6.50. $7.50, $1' '5. $:3.50, $:3.98. $5 and $6. r on your Hats it would pay Lrge stock to select from. lowing 10 cents a pound in Glreen vil re Thousands Buy Their HaM - Easley Steam Laundry wants your C ) work. Satisfaction guarnteed -wash- t ing, ironing, cleaning and pressing. a le Dry cleaning a specialty. Our wagon is er- in Pickens on Tuesdays and Fridays. in Craig& Mauldin, proprietors. a in, CLERK'S SALE. ~~ ins s State of South Carolina, 0 County of Pickens. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. C. E. Robinson et al., Plaintiffs, vs. C. A. Carnes, De'fendant. In pursuance of a decretal order S in the above stated case by Hon. S. C W. G. Shipp, presiding judge, dated September 30. 1914, and on file in C the clerk's office, I will sell to the highest bidder on salesday in No vember, 1914, during the legal hours I for sale, at Pickens Courthouse, ISouth Carolina, the following de scribed tract of land, to-wit: All ii that piece, parcel or tract of land ' lying and being in the county and S State aforesaid, on waters of Six Mile t: and Hayes creeks, waters of Keowee h River adjoining lands of H. Y. Law- v rence, Palmer and others, and con- fi taining one hundred and twenty-two S S (122) acres, more or less, and s known as tract No. 2 of the Adeline tl Lawrence land as shown by a plat l made by E. C. Edens on the 12th S day of September, 1907. C Terms, cash, purchasers to pay k for papers and for recording same. IN Terms of sale must be complied with fi in one hour after sale or the prem- t. ises will be resold at the risk of the n former purchaser. r A. J. BOGGS, C Clerk of Court. -G 01 CLERK'S SALE. C IState of South Carolina, County of Pickens. a S IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ,T. J. Bowen et al., Plaintiffs, fc vs. sl N. Texie Bowen et al., Defendants. p] In pursuance of a decretal order 0 in the above stated case by Hon. S. W. G. Shipp, dated October 1st, 1914, and on file in the clerk's office, I will - S sell to the highest bidder on sales day in November, 1914, during the legal hours for sale, at Pickens Si Courthouse, South Carolina, the fol- C, lowing tract of land, to-wit: All I - that piece, parcel or tract of land Ni lying and being situate in the above named State and county, containing Al forty-four and 24-100 acres of land, adjoining lands of William Aiken, in Robert Trotter, T. B. Clark, E. T. W Eadens and others, as represented by Sf plat thereof as made by S. H. Bowen, in surveyor, dated October 27th, 1913, hi ,25 to which plat reference is hereby ve >er made for further description. fo ly, Terms, cash. Purchasers to pay SC for all papers and for recording the Pa same. Terms of sale must be com- Al rne plied with within one hour or the tr B. premises resold at the risk of the co former purchaser. to A. J. BOGGS, L ed Clerk of Court. fir xe ml to CLERK'S SALE. in or W co State of South Carolina, cei r- County of Pickens. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 3o M. L. Smith et al., Plaintiffs, tai 00 vs. les 0. M. E. Smith et al., Defendants. nli In pursuance of a decretal order Al he in the above stated case by Hon. S. da WV. G. Shipp, dated September 30, in 1914, and on file in the clerk's of: tr~ - fice, I will sell to the highest bidder an as on salesday in November, 1914, dur- f*i s. ing the legal hours for sale, at Pick- an es ens Courthouse, South Carolina, the by d- following tract of land, to-wit:' All 8ti in that piece, parcel or tract of land co~ n- lying and being in the county and thi State aforesaid, on Eighteen Mile an mc bal F Making the Crop ire { Out of the Crop a ecessary expense ; rop. The Ferti- % [Id be among the "c phate and Oil Co. Sta Col Fai lay, Oct. 23, we Eli for Cash. By se f doing besiness L FOR LESS. land we will price. Phone ru ey & Whitmire, P. S.--We will re r & Co's. ac iave in the past. N to __ __ __ -_ __ _ -_ - - cha deri A whE rive at Ae te ca - ther chai :an do inl a TRIMMED HAT ing set Hest 'lush, Silk, Velvet. Attract- ane st snappy effect. Not many bein ern )ur Special price. 85.00. Al~e ), $12 and $15. nd yr 188S Regi you to get them here, where Pic day 'aof to trade. 'to b purc] '9 pbreea ch asa S" - cordi reek, adjoining lands of F. V. Clay >n, William Hunter, W. V. Clayton ad others, and containing thirty 30) acres, more or less. Terms, cash, purchaser to pay for 11 papers and for recording the ame. Terms of sale must be- com lied with in one hour after the sale r the land will be resold at the risk f the former purchaser. A. J. BOGGS, Clerk of Court. CLERK'S SALE. tate of South Carolina, ounty Of Pickens. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. raines & Gassaway's Merchandise Co., Plaintiff, vs. P. Gaines and Farmers' Bank of Central, Defendants. In pursuance of a decretal order i the above stated case by Hon. S. . G. Shipp, presiding judge, dated eptember 30, 1914, and on file in ie clerk's office, I will sell to the ighest bidder on salesday in No ember, 1914, during the legal hours )r sale, at Pickens Courthouse, outh Carolina, the following de :ribed lots of land, to-wit: All ia't certain piece, parcel or lot of Lnd lying and being in the above tate and county, in the town of entral, consisting of four lots nown in the town survey as lots os. 2, 3 and 4, each of which is fty feet by two hundred feet, con Lining three-fourths of an acre, tore or less, adjoining lot No. 1, ght-of-way of Southern Railway ompany, Chestnut Street and North aines, also one other lot or tract land lying and being in Pickens ounty, State of South Carolina, in wn of Central, adjoining the afore Lid lots, containing one-fourth of 1 acre, more or less. Terms, cash. Purchasers to pay r papers and for recording the .me. Terms of sale must be com ied with In one hour after sale the premises will be resold. A. J. BOGGS, Clerk of Court. CLERK'S SALE. ate of South Carolina, )unty of Pickens. N COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 3rman Julian et al., Plaintiffs; VS. Ice Phillips et al., Defendants. In pursuance of a decretal order the above stated case by Hon. S. G. Shipp, presiding judge, dated ptember 30th, 1914, and on file the clerk's office, I will sell to the ghest bidder on salesday in No mber, 1914, during the legal.hours r sale, at Pickens Courthouse, uth Carolina, the following pieces, rcels or tracts of land, to-wit: I those three pieces, parcels or tets of land lying and being in the unty and State aforesaid, in Easley wnship, adjoining lands of W. A. .rk, R. F. Lenhardt and others, the st tract containing forty-nine acres, >re or less, and is fully described a deed made by A. H. Heaton to H. Julian, dated 3rd day of De nber, 1902, and recorded in book page 311. The second tract ad ns the first tract above and con ns twenty-three acres, more or s, and is fully described in a deed .de by Elvira Trainham and Mellie tison to W. H. Julian, dated 12th F of December, 1903, and recorded" book NN, page 140. The third .ct adjoins the two tracts above f contains fourteen and three Lrths (14 3-4) acres, more or less, I is fully described in a deed made W. A. Lark to W. H. Julian, dated ~ day of December, 1904, and re ded in Book NN, page 141, the ee tracts aggregating eighty-six I three-fourths (86 3-4) acres, re or less. ['erms: One-half cash and the ance on a credit of twelve months. a credit portion to be secured by ond of the purchaser and a mort se of the premises with interest Ifn m day of sale on the credit por- D a at 8 per cent per annum, with privilege of the purchaser or pur- fl .sers paying all cash on day of e. Terms of sale must be com ad with in one hour after sale or will be resold on day of sale at risk of the former purchaser. rchaser to pay for all papers and ording the same. A. J. BOGGS, Clerk of'Court. CLERK'S SALE. te of South Carolina, inty of Pickens.* COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. inie S. Charles, Plaintiff, vs. ie B. Foster et al., Defendants. n pursuance of a decretal order 1 le in the above stated case by his ior, Judge T. J. Mauldin, at chamn- fri s, dated September 5, 1914, I will to the highest bidder on sales . in November, 1914, during the i1 hours for sale at Pickens Court- N. se, South Carolina, the following. :t or lot of land, to-wit: All that 111 ie, parcel or lot of land in Pickens sh nty, State of South Carolina, on th Saluda River, containing two dred thirty-four acres, more or ,and described as follows: Be aing at a stake in the road and fling thence N 50 WV 100 chain se a white oak stump, thence S 54 11.00 chains to a corner, thence fo] 1 2-3 W 61.25 chains to a pine, ice N 67 E 14.50 chains to a oak, thence N 41 E 19.00 chainsIi Srock, thence N 4 W 6.50 chains L red oak, thence N 29 WV 7.72th ns to a white oak xom, thence t E 3.75 chains to a corner, thence 9 E 2.00 chains to a post oak, ice S 67 E 3.10 chains to a Span-4( oak, thence S 36 1-2 E 5.00 chains tpine, thence 5 58 1-2 E .. .. ns to a rock, thence 5 62 E 2.25 2 ns to a sycamore on the bank tie branch, thence with the mean-r of said branch to its mouth, J re it joins South Saluda River; tce down the meanders of said u r to the mouth- of a ditch, thence the line of the ditch in a south- ye direction to a poplar; thence S StC 1-2 E 8.50 chains to a rock; Lce S 6 W 2.25 chains to a large th; ar xnm; thence S 55 E 3.50 Bh ns to a poplar; thence N 28 E chains to a red oak; thence N 1-4 E 5.00 chains to ;t Spanish thence N 79 1-2 E 8.30 chains fir spring; thence S 5 E 2.30 chains U white oak; thence S 25- E 9.00 ns to a red oak in the road; sec ce with the line of the road in iouthwesterly direction 19.55 as to the beginning corner, be that part of the Alexander place off to R. M. Foster by W. A. er, D. S., September 5th, 1902, I shown on the plat of that date. balance of the Alexander place g set off to C. L. Foster. Ref ce is had to deed of Sarah E. j ander to C. L. Foster and R. 'oster, partners, as C. L. Foster 1~ Brother, dated January 28th, ,and recorded in the office of sterntf iene Conveyance for D en onyi;book D, page 236. rms of sale: One-half cash on of sale, the alance on a credit in relve months,, the credit portion Crc a secured by the bond of the Ch aasers and 4mortgage. of the ises sold an~ credit portion ng interest rom day of sale e rate of ei t per cent per an until pai e purchaser or pur rs to pa or all papers and re-?1 ng of th same. .A. 3. BOGGS, Clerk of Court -arm iMachineryi A ain We are talking again on this l n subject because we want to in 2 press on your minds the fact , that successful farmers have be come so through the use of this n n same machinery, and what oth- a n ers can do you ought- to do. 9 The earth is full of wealth n a waiting for some one to dig it n 1 out, but you will never pry it all i loose with bare hands or the old 9 time tools. If you saw a dollar in the road you would pick it up. Our chinery means a good many dol lars "picked up" for you. Bet- m ter start your "picking" now. M Heath-Bruce-Morrow Comp'y'11 The Store of Real Values Pickens, S. C. T3. :RAIG BROTHERS COMPANY E'UR NIT UR EI We have just received a fresh car of Furniture, consist g of Lounges, Sideboards, Dining Tables, Iron Beds, Sofas, ressers, Washstands; in fact, all furniture necessary to fur sh a home. Look at these prices: Lounges from $1o to $20. Dining Tables from $6 to $18-50 Sideboards from $12-50 to $35 Iron Beds from $3 to $15 Sofas from $3 to $15 Dressers from $6 to $20. Wash Stands from $3 to $10. Rocking Chairs from 1.25 to 6.oo. Dining Chairs from 1.0o to 2.50. Maple Chairs, cane bottom, 75c. runksand ags.We have a large, up-to-date runksand ags.line of Trunks and Bags ranging >m 1.oo up to 15.00. Mattresses of every description. ko0s8 We have just received a large shipment of the 'celebrated Hamilton-Brown and Hoge-Montgomery es. American Gentlerr an Shoes for men, American Lady oes for women. American Gentleman 3.50 up to 5-oo. American Lady 30o0 up to 4.00. Our line ol women's and men's shoes is complete. In [ecting our stock of Shoes we have not forgotten the little - - ks; Children's Shoes from x.oo up to 2.50. le' asad C p~ We have the most corn it has ever been shipped to Pickens.lieoHasndCp John B. Stetson Hats, in all shapes and colors, from >o, 4.50 and 5-oo. Chesterfield Hats in the latest and snappiest styles, 2.0o, o and 3.00. Men's caps 25c up to 1.25 idie&' Coat Suits It is the wish of all ladies when making a purchase of a coat t to get something that is not shopworn. This is our first ir to carry in stock Coat Suits; therefore, every suit in our re is brand new and the latest and most up-to-date styles it couldbe secured in the northern markets. Colors Brown, .k, Blue, Red, Tan and Gray. Prices 10o.oo to 20.00. oRsfrC ide In selecting this line we tried to use all economy possible to ure the best values. Black, Brown, Blue, Red and White. Prices, 1.50 to 6.oo. BR's clothing -We have the Miller brand Clothing in Serges, Blacks, Browns End Gray. 'act, Clothing of every description. Dy 10tbi~g Ranging in price from 2.00 Goods have one of the most complete lines of Y Dry Goods we have ever handled, consist of Ratines, Serges, Mohairs, Broadclotl *Panama and. pes; also Sheetings, Drills, Cotton r nels, Cheviots, imbray, Outing, and in fact, goods of eve description. Agents for American Beauty Corsets. KAIG BOHR COMPANY Pickens.,.C