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4b. Std ,of thi pa r wit be teaed to learn tiat tt *te? at eat -one. SqIea4 Odisoaue tht solence has been to care in all its stares, and that is Wtarr, Hall's Catarrh Lure is the only t cure now known to the medical arnity. Catarrh being a onstitutional (Seseo, eclres co ituton treat tet1. Hall a Catarrh Cure Is taken in ternally, acting directly upon tho blood Smucous surfaces of the system there. destroying the foundation of the din e and giving the patient strength by.. np th constitution and asslting. ptre in 1ts works The pr pie ors e muc faith in Its curative a that they offer One Hundred D r ny case that It falls to cure.oLd -d res A OENYIO.,.Toledo, Ohio, So14b all Drugit 'The. T en's Tah P11 for constipatlon. CLERK'S SALE State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. In Common Pleas Court. W. M. Hagood et al, plaintiffs, vs. Jane Winchester et al, defendants. In pursuance of a decretal order made i the above stated case by His Honor, Judge Charles G. Dantzler, dated Nov. 8, 1905, I will sell to the hit ht bidder du Salesday in November 1915 during the hours for sale, at Piccens .H,, S. C., the following described tracts of land, to-wit: Tract No. 1-Containing seventy-one twowtenths (71 2-10) acres, more or less, as shown by plat of survey made by J. H. Earl, surveyor, and having the fol lowing metes and bounds, to-wit: Be ginning at stone and post oak corner, thence N 521 E 21 ch to stone; thence N 85 E 17.60 ch to stone; thence S 25k W 24 ch to a small pine; thence N 27k W 12.50 ch post oak; thence N 55 W 12.50 ei to stone and red oak; thence N 74 W 10 ch to the beginning stone and post I oak corner, joinng lands of King Oren shaw, John 'homas, J. T. Taylor et al. Tract No. 2-Containing forty-eight eight-tenths (48 8-10) acres,more or less, as shown by plat of survey made by J. H. Eatle, surveyor, and having the fol lowing metes and bounds, to-wit: Be ginning at stone corner, thence N 85 E 1 10.77 ch to a stone; thence S 10 W 3.80 ch to a stone; thence S 84 W18.80 ch to a hickory stump and rock; thence -S 59. W 5 ch to black locust (gone) rock thence 46 W 27 to black gum; thence 11 1 274 W 1.20 ch to a small pine; thence N 254 E 24 to a large rock; thence to the be Inning stone corner, joining lands of J. T. Taylor, T. J. Mauldin; J. C. Hen Brix et al. Terms of Sale: One-half cash and the balance on a credit of twelve months, the credit portion to be secured by a I bond of the purchasers on a mortgage of the premises, with leave to the pur chaser or purchasers to anticipate pay ment of the credit portion. The pur chaser or purchasers must comply with. the terms of sale within one hour after sale or the premises will be resold at the risk of the former purchaser or purchas ers, purchaser to pay for stamps and all papers and recording of the same. A. J. BOGGS, Clerk of Court. Notice of Bond Election tate of South Carolina, , county of Pickens. ; .Vhereas, a petition from the freeholders and c:4 tora of ..Johnson School 1)Itrict No. 10 has been presented to the Hoard of Trustees of said -district asking that an electiot be granted in vaid district to determine whether or not four thousand dollars (84,000) bonds shall be issued by said district for the purpose of creting a new school builing at Norris. It appearing to the Hoard of 'Trustees of said tlistrict that the petition meets the reg uirements of the law, therefore, an election is I ereby or diered for jhe above-stated purpose, the election M~ be heltI"n October 30, 1915. at .1. U. Garrett & , $on's store in the towni of Norris. The following are hereby arnpointed as mana ger-s of the said election: E. C. Mt Wlhorter, D). M. Newton and J. WV. Gilstrap.. The election to be ceondneted ac'cording to the I des andi regulations (of the general election. .1. F. WI L. L 1 A MIS, Ii. D). KNT R EI{ IN, G. I-. NORIRIS. A Word to the Wise 1 will have a full line of Pork, Pork' Satusage, Mutton, .Beef, and Oysters for your Saturday and Sunday dinner. Let me send you one of my fine juicy roasts for your Sunday dinner. To pease is our motto. GRIFFIN'S MARKET. 1 Now Would Be' A Good Time To sow oats-big lot of seed on hiand. W Ill receive this week ear 16 per cent acid, a car of salt :id a car of hav. Have just' veceived a car of flour and shorts. Next week we will be receiving our seed wheat. Have you pliaced, your order vet? A friend has two milk cows for~ sale. Morris.& Co ,rPickens,s.C. Children's EyesJ If your child Is backward in his studies-does not like .1 to study, or has symptoms* of headache, you will prob ably find that there is some eye trouble.. There may be no outward sign of defects, yet the eyes' should be examined to make siqre that there Is no fault in them We Give Especial Care to Children's Eyes' Globe Optical Company Masonic Temple GREElfNVI hI.I, .8. V. A. A. 0l0O1, A. II. SUIJIl:, Pe. Se.ndTas Local and Perse@bl %,+ "."eitfor W.T. nO'ell add }ton. E". P. McCravey were prominent visitors in Pickens Monday. The Pickens Baptist associa tion began a three days' session at.-Peters Creek church Wednes day, October 18t - ederal court is still in session in Greetiville. Several convicted peksons have been sent to the Pickens county jail from this court. John B. Jamneson of Easley and W. C. Newton left Monday for Brevard, N. C., where they szpect to purchase a large num ber of mules and horses for sale. Boone Caiey, who left Pick ens" 'everal weeks ago to accept a position in a drug store in An derson, has quit-the drug store and accepted a position as clerk in the Chiquola hotel. The Pickens county Sunday School association convention will meet in the Central high school auditorium Friday even ing at 7.30 o'clock. There will also be a Saturday afternoon session. Up to October 4, 1915, there iad been ginned 882 bales of his season's cotton in Pickens :ounty. At the same time last rear there had been ginned 1,812 ales-in this county. The Clemson football team went to Knoxville, Tenn., Sat 1rday and defeated the Univer ity of Tennessee football team I to 0. Last year the Tennes ;eans claimed the champion foot )all team of the South. People of the county generally jillbhegrieved to learn of the serious illness of H. A. Richey tt his home int Pickens. The Sentinel joins with many friends n wishing loim a speedy and ermanent rem very. A house he-tween the Alice nill and Easley and belonging ;o John C. Ragsdale was burned Vonday night. No one pccupied he house at the time and it is iot known how the fire origin ited. The Sentinel's Honor Roll Following are the new and renewal mubscriptions to the people's paper since October 6. If your neighbor's name is not there, ask him about it: NEW SUBSCRIBERS. A. H. Eden, Clenson College. R. T. Griffin, Pickens. Boone Carey, Anderson. B. H. Williams, Easley R6. J. A. Holder, Pickens R4. RENEWALS. Rt. B. Waldrop, Pickens. W. RC. Massengale, Pickens R3. W. T. O'Dell, Liberty R3. From Dark Hollow Valley Mr. Editor: News is dull in our comn rnunity this week. Farmers are taking ackache very bad because cotton is >pening so fast. We are all proud that the war seems to be about over, but we think it would e a good idea not to let the European eople know when we go to selling cot :on, for It would just about cause a hot attle. So let everybody be quiet and lont say too much about it. Boys, if you know anything about A'hat seining is done in secret, don't :ell it to The Sentinel, for it will be roclaimed from the housetops. DARK HOLLOW VALLEY. It is yery seldom that one re 3eives something for nothing, but if you will visit our Special MIajestic Demonstration during the week beginning October 25, we will show youi how to obtain $8.00 worth of fine kitchen ware, atbsolutely free. - Heath-Bruce-Morrow -Co. Big Auction Sale )f Furniture, Organs, Stoves Atnd Ranges at Powell's store, Pickens Mill, Baturday, October 16, at -one o'clock. C. H. CLYDE. Monday marked the seventh anniversary or he Keowee Pharmacy in thme drug business in 'iekens, Rt. E. Lewis, the popular proprietor, avs'the business has shown a steadlyincrease ~ach year and attributes it to tihe fact that the ioope.apprecmate prmpt and courteous treat ment and honest goods at honest prices. l'he Southern Railway Premier Carriot of the South. 3'. IA. The~ following schedule figures ire published as information ar.d are 30t guaranteed: . ~eavig asy~ Time 1:2 Fromn Benemca to Charlotte 8.88 a mn L2 " Atlanta to Chiarlotte 1.88 p m 10 " Atlanta to Ciharlotte 6,251 p m 39 " Charlotte to Atlanta 12.01 p mn 11 " Charlotte to Atlanta 4.00 pm I1 " Charlotte to Atlanta 9.55 pm _9*_-' Washington to Bham. 7.87 am *Stop on signal to receive passengers For complete information write WV. R. TABERC, P'. & Tf. A , Greenville, S. C, W. E. McGEE, A. (. P. A. CoMlumbia, S. '. Money is more plentiful, and righ and take advantage. of this prosperous things that are necessary to make one from the cold winter months that are article you can make out with but bu3 such as this store sells. It may cost y be cheaper in the end. - Two-thirds of they wear. So why not make that pa derson Company's Department Store, and you will find that you can buy jus have to pay mail order houses and the grow. Ladies' Suits Made of all-wool material, good range of styles $ c o.oo. Ladies' man-tailored suits in all the popular fabrics. Mail order houses get $20.00 for suits not any better. $r 5-00. Ladies' all wool Serge, Garbadine and Poplin Suits. The season's very latest creations, $20.00. MI L L I We are showing direct copies of he that are priced $6.50 and $7.50 for $3.9 Our milliner has had years of expe all that may tell her their wants. Shoes for -the Whole Family. Cotton We only sell such Best grade Shoes that are depend- Best quality able. We stand back hams, fast col of every pair we sell. 36-inch perc Give us a look. ors, worth 122 You who wear Overalls: We are agents for the Headlight Brand Over alls, the best made, none excepted, $1. We want Your Business. Hobbs= Hender PICKEN: SPEIAL NOTlICES e~i laatGoeNw F'or Sale-One Ford Automobile.,ikn ot 6 eaevr 1914 model, with new engine. L B. m O'Dell, Easley. S. C. 23 Chpesdwthi asacr W.noE 1Ro1t for' sale at Craig Bros. Hn yt ie a nti Co., P'ickens. S. C.________ scinteltr'p tofA g t For' unle -122 acres five miles north isetn ua ot .U of Central and Calhoun, four miles of si eitne aigti Newry. About 30 acres in cultivation, diyruebfr og ~ x 12 to 15 acres good creek bottom, 25tedorthnsoM.Ain acres wvire pasture, balance timberedfo'big s land. One small 3-room house. In one m c neetdi mile of church and school and on rural u'wlae mail route. Price $12.50 per acre. Easy Mr.Ln Bakrndf il pyents. C. E. Robinson, Pickens, setuna wihJF.R dn sauCer. n aes tpy 2o3 aonseea il>. FI; ae or o a yNc orsean rnbbO lCter fanifrnthsore - tie btugg. i l d sv " ellyuk~ a t 'n to Barectin. H crsep nsand it s I pysV to e Q1' a i ties guaranteed in every way. J. T.cony Richey, Pickens. 19tf Jhn owolvso a Bring us your chickens, eggs, but- ldarvri hscmuiy ter, etc. High est market p rice will betodhewirrcnlyht1 e paid. Craig Bros. Co., Pickens. wsgigt ec naot20 AlorPer0oncr'ndebtedand andpreise call and settle in full by November 1st.hosad ot. IfM. oi Rt. B. Waldrop, Pickens, S. C. 25ma gethsudrkiglfV For' Sale-Mare seven years old. See J. P. Carey, Jr., Pickens.no prv apoftbebses Few people know it, but a de- W ol iet e ua fective range is a steady drain plcmnsaindi hssc on the family purse. A range toi ~Mw expert, who will have charge of our Majestic Demonstration Wa' i ae week of October 25 will show you how' to r'educe householdWhthsbceoteolfaiod II ('t h-Bi'ue* M e'r'w io 'o n ow arryig Jour ail o 4.r t now is the time to begin econonxAi age. The way to begin is to buy thbe comnfortable and preserve one sh~~t before us. Don't see how cheap a something that is serviceable, etc. ou a little more to begin with but will a persons life is speit^ in the clothes rt comfortable. Come to Hobbs-Hen look over the immense stock we carry t what you need at less than you would n you would be helping your own town Men's and Boys' Clothing We are featuring all-wool mans' suit, new goods, $io.oo. Men's pure all-wool suits just as good as so-called tailor ed to measure suits that would cost you $20.00, our price $15. Boys' all-wool suits $2.48. The best boys' suits to be had :for the price, $5.00. NE RY ts that are being shovn in other cities 8. rience and she will endeavor to please Silk and Wool Go61' Goods are Beautiful Outing 82c. New Plaid Silk 75c. dress ging- Messaline and taffetta, 6-inces dress grng- wide, $1.oo. ors 10c. 36-in, all-wool Serge; all Colors ale in all col- soc. 3, at 10c. 44-in. all-wool Serge. and.P l $1.oo.-' 41" Men's Hats, Etc. Men's and boys' sample hats all this season's style, eost $2.00, at 98c. No-Name Hats, big range of styles, $3.00. John B. Stetson Hats, $3.50. Men's trousers at a big saving in price. We carry every thing made to wear. son Company 'We Want Your Trade! And in order to obtain it we are going to give the highest market price for your produce. Also, in addition, we are giving coupons with each cash purchase, which are redeemable in elegant hand painted chinaware. These coupons are valued at 24 per cent of the amount of your purchase. Bear in mind' that you get goods at the regular price, and these coupons are FRETF, to show our appreciation of your trade. On account of limited space I will only quote a few of the nyany bargains that are offered: Yard wide Sheeting, yard... 5c A full line of boys' Clothing, 1iavride Plaids yr.......c prices ranging from $1.25 to $7. Cheviots, yard............ 9c 'A complete line of men's Clo All grades Dress Gingame, thing;. prices to suit the buyers er yard, from....9 to 12c I now have the largest line of per yard, from......6c to 9c foe aeee ade e Silks from 25c to $1 yard.. '. Ladis' Corsets from 25c to,$1.A complete line of Fresh Gro A complete line of men's and ceries always on hand. boys' Hats and Caps of the very We carry in stock almost any s~tedt styles.-' thing that trade demands. 'We want your frying size Chickens, and will nay you 15o Up nd uip to 30c per chicken. . We pay 10c round for hens up to 35c.,, Yours for trade J. W. H ENDRICKS PICKENVS R4