Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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o'clock a. m. Wendesda, No ember 10th, we, the executors < the wills of Hon. Laban Mau din and of H, P. Rogers, decea ed, will sell to the highest bid& at public auction the consolidai .d Ifarming properties of botl estates. These farms comprise more than Four Hundred Acre and have been sub-divided int< TEN Splendid Medium-Sizei Farms, the smallest being of 2, acres, the largest of a fractior over 70 acres. They are located on two of the main public high ways of Pickens county, withir five minutes ride of the business center of Easley, S. C., and thei -eastern boundaries are within three minutes walk of the city limits. The former country homes of both owners, desirabk buildings of frame construction, with a number of tenant houses and out-buildings are conven iently located on these sub-divi sions. The soil of these lands is the kind that is the boast of the upper South Carolinian-r e d clay with sandy loam top soil. In general contour these farms are rolling and well drained. They have the ideal combination of soil and location for the grow th of all such staple crops and fruits as are common to the Piedmont Belt. To the small homeseeker this sale offers the .one supreme op portunity; here you can make your dream of a close to the city country home become a living reality. F')r. maps of propert ies with full J. K. 1I )ITRSl. Pres. Bank o W1..1'. E4;1 AT1"' T ,a ley', S. C E L. A. l( G)GE RS , Contractor, C. S. HtA bL. Easley, S. C. .V. O'l)E E b. SiurveyrI of P'roperties We Want' And in order to obtain it we are price for your lprodiuce. Also, ii with each cash purchase. which painted china ware. These coul the amount, of your purchase. at the regular price, and these < appreciation of your trade. On account. of limited space I bargains that are offered: Y. a rd wide Sheeting, vard... 5c Danvrille Plaids, yard.......5c Riverside and1 Sout hern Silk Cheviots, yard............ 9c A Il grades Dress Gingams, per~ vard, from....... 9 to 12c Heaviest wei'~h t Outings, 1)er yard, from....... c to 9c Silks from '25c to $1 yard. Ladis' Corsets fronm 25c to $1. ,A complete line of men's and joys' Hats andl Caps of the very latest sty'les. Wea wat youri frying size Cl )oluntd up to 200 per chicken. W4 Yroui's fI J. W.HIfE TfHIE KEO3 PICKE] Safe, Sound a We solicit your banking bu c.ourtesy and convenier'ce cons '-piles. Five per cent interest J. P. CAldY, President. PI CKER 1 PICKEr' Capital & 61, J. M~cD. B~RUCE, *Presideniit Quality Printing-: n the same day at a late [i hour in the city of Easley, -W V. will sell to the highest bidder, >f public auction the city real t 1- and personal property of the i- Hon. Laban Mauldin. Theaw r properties include his formes - city home on South Main street, i a commodious residence with 3 water and light connections located on a lot of splendid dimensions and having a full I complement of out buildings. A well constructed, metal roofed cottage on. a -big lot on Smith street. Also two vacant lots on Smith street. If you desire a close in city home in the fastest growing city of the Piedmont Belt you can secure it at this sale as the prop erties are practically located in the main business district being only two city blocks from the passenger station of the South ern railway and in splendid residence locations. Your future prosperity and the progress of Easley now approach you hand in hand. t TER MS:On farm lands and city realty: Ten per cent of the purchase on day of sale as a guarantee of good faith with forfeiture for non compliance. The remainder of purchase price to be paid in th ree equal installments as follows: One-third on December 1, 1915. One-third on November 10, 1916. One-third on November 10, 1917. Interest 8 per cent. per annum, pu rchaser giv ing first mortgage and paying for papers. On personal property: Cash day of Sale. particulars call on or write to: F Greenwood, (I reenwood, S. C. Kecutors Mauldin Estate. Easley. S. C. executors Rogers Estate. ' W. L. PICKENS, Mgr. of Advertising. our Trade! going to give the highest market addition, we are giving coupons are redeemable in elegant hand pons are valued at 2j per cent of Bear in mind that you get goods :oupons are FREF, to show our ,vill only quote a few of the many A full line of boys' Clothing, prices ranging from $1.25 to $7. A complete line of men's Clo thing; prices to suit the buyers. I now have the largest line of Shoes I have eyer- handled be fore. A complete line of Fresh Gro ceries always on hand. We carry in stock almost any thing that trade demands. uickens, and will oay you 15c t. pay10~c pound for hens up to385c. >r trade NORICKS Ns R4 vVEE BANK N.s, s.'C. nd Pr'ogressIve siness and will show you every istent with sound bankiug prin paid on Savings Deposits. JNO. C. CAREY, Cashier. is B ANK S. S. C. plus~ $60,000 F onDeposit. FRANK MoFALLI Cashier rIhe Pickn Sentinel 5u iMe Houses, Countieas Oities and Towns Will .e Well Represented. MANY NOTABLE FEATLJR!S Harvest Jubilee Is Unusual Attraction -Eighty Care Required to Haul Agricultural Exhibit..--Uig Live Stook Show.--Classy Foot Bail Games, Racing, Rands, Free Attrao. tione, Etc. Collumbia, Oct. 21.-W. W. Long, State farm demonstration agent, was a viltor to Columbia today, and ex pressed himself enthudlaetically over the State fair prospeots. "I expect dully 60,000 people in - Columbia on Thursday, the 'big dayr of fair week," he said. iir. Long travels over South Carolina elach week and has an Intl. mate knowledge of faimers' expecta tione. They are discuseing the Stat fair and Haryest Jubilee in every nook and cranny of the State, he added. Mr. Long's exhibits will be of prodi gious proportions thie year. Forty six cam will be required to bring the fruits of farm demontraftfon efors to the State capital. Approgimately 80 boothb are being prepared in he agri cultural ball for the reception of this "fat of the land." This will -include the 'Live stock ex htbits, field orops, dairy produots, poultry, women's work, girls' canning club products and home conveniences. The Biggest Stunt of All. The Harvest Jubilee will be one of the "heaviest" stunts ever attempted in the S.tate. The selection of the young lady to be crowned queen has abtractbed unusual attention in prac tically every county In the State. A "beauty supplement" of assembled photographs of candidats from the various counties has been widely die. trkbuted. More than 100,000 copies of the supplement has been mailed. and each coupon is good for 100 votes. The coronation ceremonies are to take place on the capital steps on next Monday evening. The 12 young women reosiving the next highest number of votes will act as maids of honor to the queen. Three football games are to be played on the ?arr grounde gridirfon .tnts year. Porter Military Academy and Baylor Trainin school of Knox. vile, Tenn., open the series Tuea4ay noon. The following day the Preeby terlan College of South Carolina and the Citadel will struggle for suprem acy. Thursday will see the * "big game" in the annual contest between Clemson and the University of South Carolina. The Two Big Days. Wednesday Is 'to be observed as "South Carolina Day," when the nast ural resources parade is to be a unique feetture. A- 'long list of coun ties and individual cities has been listed for "floats" in tihe parade. 'Thurisday has been designed a. "Columbia Day," and is to be featured with a $20,000 trades display." This will be the most gigantic venture ever attempted by the commercial bodies of 'Columbia, and the "floats" to be entered are 'both beautiful and sit tractive in design. Other Incidents of the fair, which, promise to make At mne moat successful ever held in the State will be the enlarged exhibit. of livestock and agricultural inmple. mients; the usual fulal program ot racing events; and the participation by corn club boys and can.ning clu~b girls. At no ti-me has there been sudh an excessive demand for con cessions for space, and the indicated attendance f-ar surpasses that of pre vious years. The official program follows: MONDAY* OCTOBER 25. Official opening 'South Carolina State Fair, meeting State Mayors' Associa tion, state county and municipal offi cial parade to Fair Grounds. Night--Queen's coronation at state capI.. toi, band concert, dancing. At Fair Grounds--Dar e vil Doherty leapin the gap on a bicycle. Cyrus anM andy and their hay rack. Lady high diver morning adnht. Free gate at Fair Grounels andfte 5h. 'TUESDAY, OCTOBE R 26. Militay DayParade of U. S. troop. and Night-Open: air dancing and Governor's At Fair Grounds-Horse racing. Foot ball gme: Porter Military Academy vs. Baylor Training School, Knoxyille, Tenn. Judging of live stock. Bab' show. Dare Devil Doherty leapin the gap on a bicycle. Cyrus and andy and their hay rack. Lady high diver, morning and nIght. Free gate at Fair Grounds after 5:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY, CTOBER 27. South Carolina Day--Natural. resource. rd.Cut floats, city floaBos onCubs, G rls' Canning Cliu s. Night-Open air dancing. At Pair Grounds--Horse racIn. , Foot -ball: Presbyterian College, Clinton vs -Citadel, Chareston. Dare Devil iohl erty leapig the gap ^on a bicyole, Crus ndMandy and their hay rack. Lay hgh diver, mornang and night Free gate at. Fair Grounds after 5:3 * HURSDAY. OCTOBER 25. "Columbia Day"-20,000 trades parade. Open to the world. Night-pn air dancing. Band concert. At Fair Grounds--Horse racing. Foot Ball game: Clemson Colleg9 vs. South Carolina University. Dare Devii Doh erty leaiq the gap ena bicycle. C -- rus anamndy and their hay'ak Lady high dIver, morning and ni li Free gate at Fair around. after 53 P RIDAY OCTOBER 25. "Ladies' Day"- oral Parade. Horse and pen show Parade Boy Scouts. Nh--Oen air dancing. Atair Gronde-Dare Devil Doherty leapn the apon a bicycle. Cyrus an~ Mdy and thir hay rack. Lady hi at Far uronds after i30 p .n W d4S ryeJt ppaily ie v t o, and 'g akn oetu y upon the blood and' u r ~#of the system. In buy k eq Lat~rrh Cure be sure you get th e U. It is taken internally and "ma o I t1 by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tea. s, 1{t 'y Druggist. Price 75G per bottle. Te eDLse Vaminy.Plle for .oatlpattoa. CLERK'S SALE state of South Carolina, County of Pickens. [n Common Pleas Court. W. M. Hagood et al, plaintiffs, vs. lane Winchester et al, defendants. In pursuance of a decretal order made n the above stated case by His Honor, Judge Charles G. Dantzler dated Nov. 3, 1905, 1 will sell to the highest bidder )n Salesday in November 1915 during the hours for sale, at Picicens .H,, S. J., the following described tracts of and, to-wit: Tract No. 1-Containing seventy-one two-tenths (71 2-10) acres, more or less, is shown by ,plat of survey made by J. R. Earl, surveyor, and having the fol owing metes and bounds, to-wit: Be ginning at stone and post oak corner thence N 524 E 21 ch to stone; thence A 35 E 17.60 ch to stone; thence S 254 W 24 ch to a small pine; thence N 271 W 12.50 ch post oak; thence N 55 W 12.50 oh to stone and red oak; thence N 7J W 10 ch to the beginning stone and post aak corner, joining lands of King Cren shaw, John Thomas, J. T. Taylor et al. Tract No. 2-Containing forty-eight S eight-tenths (48 8-10) acres,more or less, as shown by plat of survey made by J. H. Earle, surveyor, and having the fol lowing metes and bounds, to-wit: Be gining at stone corner, thence N 85 E * 10.77 ch to a stone; thence S,10 W 3.80 J. ch to a stone; thence S 84 W 18.30 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 A c 274 W 1.20 ch to a small pine; thence N d 25} E 24 to a large rock; thence to the f begmnmg stone corner, joining lands of J.T. Taylor, T. J. Mauldin, J. C. Hen Brix et al.h Terms of Sale: One-half cash and the a balance on a credit of twelve months, a the credit portion to be secured by a bond of the purchasers on a mortgage 1 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. Some Valuable Farming Lands For Sale State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. Pursuant to authority vested in me b the last will and testamentof Larkin .ughes, deceased, said will now on file in the Probate's office. I will sell to the - highest bidder or bidders, on Salesday in November, 1915, just after the Clerk's sales, -in front of the court house door, the tract of land - on which the said Larkin Hughes lived at the time of his death. The said land will be sold In three tracts, as follows: The home tract, containing 58 acres; the middle tract, containing 62 acres, and the creek tract, containig 52 acres, as shown by if lats now in W. E. Findley's office, and ' which wvill be exhibited on day of sale. Terms:. One-third cash and the re mainder in one and two years with 8 f per cent interest per annum, secured by first mortgage of the premises, optional - with the purchaser to pay all cash. j Terms of sale must be arranged on day a of sale or same will be reseld. 25 T. J. MAULDIN, Executer. Notice of Bond Election State of South Carolina, County of Piekens. ( Whereas, a petition from the freeholers and electors of Jlohnson School Diistrict No. 10 has been presented to the blard of Trunstees of said - district asking that an eleelion be granted-* ini said dlistriet to determine whether or not four thousand dollars (84,000) bonds shall be issuted by said( district for the p~urpose of erecting a, new sch.ool b~uilding at Norris. It appearing to the lloard of Trustees of said1 district that the petition meets the requniremients of the law, therefore, an election is I ereby or dered for the above-stated purpose, the electionL to be held on October 80, 1015, at .1. . C. rrett &C Son's store in the townt of Norris, TIhe foilowing arc hereby anpIointed ats mnana gers of the said election: i. C. AleWhorter, "-. Mf. Newton and J. W. Gistrap. The election to lbe conlducted according to the rules and regulations of the general election. 1i. D). iN':I:K IN, -(G. iF. NOtRtR Is. ( Sunday, November 7, 1915, at 1:30 o'clock the Bois D. Arc Camp, W. 0. W. will unveil a monument erected to N. 0. Cothran at Secona church. All ~ sovereigns are requested to be a present and participate in the a exercises. Public cordially in vited. J. J. ODOMr, Clerk L. F. NOLIN, 0.0. The Southern Railway N. B. The following schedule figuresh are published as information and are not guaranteed: c No. Leaving Easley Time a 42 From Seneca to Charlotte 8.88 a m r4 12 " Atlanta to Charlotte 1..88 p m 40 " Atlanta to Ohia lotte 8,25 p m o 89 " Charlotte to Atlnt 12.01p m 11 " Charlotte to Atl nta 4.00 pm 41 " Chariotte to Atlanta 9.65 pm 29* ' Washington to Bham 787 am f6 "Stop on signal to receive passengers for Atlanta. For complete information write W. RI. TABER, P. & T. A., G)reenville, 8. C, W, E. McGEE, A (4. P- A., - ~ Columbia S. C. ci a v n p e . o Blanketsr 25 yere nd be 'e dot made enough oney to retire e oaes *digging."" Ewerythin~ incdry goods,- h r ~zd underwear th&at 1 eddi a 'fnill eiiny6* *'gating prices. Cold weather wil yml~yY~ Blankets and- heav~ underwear anid: be re.dy Wool and cotton dres goods i great varlety I do not forget the men and boys'A nnels, 'ea - and cassimeres for their wear, The best Sloo Overall on the market. Continue to call on 'me, if goods and prices are not right you don't have to buy. A. K. PARK, West End GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Citation Notice to Debtors and Creditors tate of South Carolina. All persons holding claims County of Pickens. estate of the late William " owe y J. B. Newbery Probate Judge: must present the same duly proven, oe Whereas, B. I. Callaham made orbefo e the16th day of November 1916 .nt to me to grant him letters of ad- or be debarred payment; and all per 'inistration of the estate and effects of sons indebted to said estate must make H. Nix. payment on or before the, aove date to These are, therefore, to cite and' ad- the undersigned. LONNIE BOWEN, ionish all and singular the kindred and 26 Executor. reditors of the said J. H. Nix, eceused, that they be and appear be re me, in the court of Probate, to be Tax Notice eld at Pickens, S. C., on the 4th day Ofllce of County Treasurer Pickens County, f November, next after publication .e Pickens e. C., October 1,1916', ereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to Countyta es fwill be copent from October and, how cause, if any they have, why said 1916, to December 31,191eO. dmimstration should not be granted. Thoe who prefer to do so can pay in .Janu-" ary, 1010, with 1 per cent additional. rhots Given under my hand and seal this who refer paying in February, 1910, can do so 3th day of October, Anno Domini, withI 2 per cent additional, Those who prefer 15. J. B. NEWBERY, (Seal) paying in Miarch, 1916, to the 15th of said month 911 .P .C can do so by paving an additional 7 per cent. 25 J. P. P. C. After said date the books will close. N. B.-Taxpayers owning property or payi taxes for others will please ask for ttx recel iA each township or special school district n WE HAVE A CAR ~OADI OF. wvhich he or they may own property. This is very important, as there are so many school 'districts. Those wvho do not wvish to come to S th offce cn ivhten the 20thr 3V E1J R L~ A N Di Sv~ R2*z's*M ttai of D~ecember, and 1 wlfunsthem wvith the )VERANDSamount due and they cani pay me by check, money order or registered mal If stamps are scnt do not send above 2cent denomination, as AT CAREY'S GARAGE I can not use then. Please do not send me cash without registering same, as it is liable to get lost; if sent otherwise it must be at sender' risk. Levy for State tax ... ,-.. ...-----. 7 mill! Levy for Constitutional school tax ... 3 milla Levy for ordinary county t X.. .,, * gs See us before buying. "_f i" *"'' " mi rotal levy... ..... - .... mine ej SCHOOL TAX Sptecial levies for the following districts; REY & RIHEY, Pickens.chool t o. ............2 mills School District No. 2...... ..... mills. School District No. 3 ...............0 mills I. ROBT. MARTIN School District No. 4 ..: School District No. 6... . .. . mills: ATT~iORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Sho ititN....... il AT LAWlstrc No. 1.. School Dstrict No. 7 .............. mis CORNER lIROAD AND MOAINSTREO School District No. 1........... mills GREENVILLE, .' T School Distict No. 13 RACTICE IN ALL COURTS Sho ititN.1..... hones t Otl"ce 40.Sho ititN.-~...... il (Residence 1462- l10 Sho Dsrc o 3...y..i m~ .1. htcSWAIN Schol DitricHNo.28Ii reenville, S. C. Pickmills.C McSwvain & Craig ScolDtrcNo3......2 LAWYERSSholDtrcN.3..... ractice in State and Federal Courts Sho ititN.3...... il Greenville Office Phone 210 SbO ititN.4...... il Pickens Office Phone 39 Dsrc o4...... il Dr. L. L. Jameson ~ho 1t~tN.4..... hyslclan and Surgeon EEaasctomohip .. ..... .. ..m.l iseases of the Stomach a SpccialtyPckistwsi,........2 ! ll ffice over Easley Bank: Res. Phone 135 oedla . ~l soncfomin towandaerleoBagelreilibleoxcer CarpentereBros. 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