The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, December 16, 1915, Image 4
The .Pickens Sendnel
PICKENS, 8. 0.
Diwci lint 16, 1915.
Atoll Mller.
$1 PERk YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
GARY' Iion'v, Manager.
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Probate Sale
State of South Carolina,
Qounty of Greenville.
Bij t E. Burns, in her own right and
as A4ministratrix of the estate of
Dave Burns, deceased, and M.G.
Burns, Administrator of said
" estate, Plaintiffs.
versus
Bertie Estelle Burns et al., Defendants.
By virtue of a decree filed in the
Probate Court of Greenville county, in
the above-entitled case, I will sell in
front of the court house door in Pick
ens, S. C., on
Mloildal). Jaanuuaau'y' 3. 1910.
Salesday, during the legal hours of sale,
the following described property:
All that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land lying and being sittate in Pick
ens county, Pickens township, adjoin
ing lands of I. M Mauldin, W. II.
Southerland, J U. G. MceDaniel. Jr.,
being the two tracts first deeded to H.
MI. Hester by J. I. Neeley, containing
3( 7-10 acres, more or less. also alt that
piece, parcel or tract Of innd adjoining
above described tract. containing 3 i6-100
acres, more or less, marked on plat
which is joined to and made part of
this deed as Mauldin Addition; the
1 3-10 acres lying below road, as laid
down in said plat. is excepted from this
deed.
Termi s. cash, purchasers to pay
for pap1iers and stamlps.
W AT TLR M. SCOTT.
Judge of Probate Greenville Co.
CLER1K'S SALE.
Itale of South Carolina.
County of Pickens.
In Court of Common Pleas.
Heath-Bruce-MNlorrow Co., Plaintifls,
VS.
P. Ii. Gritlin. lH. l enhardt and .1. .1.
F retwell. Defendants.
I n pursuance of a decretal order in
the above-stated case by Hon. S. W. G.
Shipp. presiding judge. dated Sept. A0.
1914. and on tile in the clerk's office, I
will sell to the highest bidder on
MalesIay in . Jnuuaniry. 1916
during the legal hours for sale, at Pick
ens C. H.. S. C.. the followingdescribed
tract of land. to-wit:
All that piece. parcel or tract of land
in the eeunty of Pickens and Daeusville
township. contaiing one hundred (100)
acres. more or less, on which P. B.
Grit:h: notw iv es. adjoining lands of
Wn. .ones. Daniel Mc1unkin. Lewis
isoper and .l a-k Nabors.
Terms cash, purchasers to pay for
a.ll papers. stamps and recording the
same. Terms must be complied with
in one hour or the prcmises will be re
sold at the risk of the former pur
chasers.
A. .. RObGGS.
Clerk of Court.
t RlRh'. SALE.
- of : outh Ca:roliinn.
('ounty of Pickens.
In Couxrt of Common Pleas
. E Hlobinsor. a:irnti:T.
. 1. \m.bir. vt al.. Defendants.
In. pursua::nce of a decretal order md
in the above-st.atej case by His Honor.
.1 udge F[. W. Menming-r. dated Sept
1941 will sell to the highest bid
der on
Ma1esday ll J av a a-y. 1916.
during the legal hours for sale, at Pick
ens C. H. S.C., the following descritbec
tract of land. to-wit:
All that piece, iparci or tract f land
situate. lring arid bemeg in the county
an~d state hforesiaid, (ii branch water's
of TIweh Mile River. adioining lands.
of the estaile of R2 (o Andbier. Larklir;
He(nidrix . *John W atson and othe~rs. aid
cointainhing one hundred and ninetv-six.
(19Bt acres, more or less:
Terms of Saile: One-half eash on day
of sale and the balane- on a credlit of
twelve- months from day oif sale with
interest (on the credit por-tion at the
rate of 8 per' cent per annum. with
leave to the pur-chaser to piay all cash:
the cr-edit portion to bie secured by a
bond of the purchaser- and a mortgage
o.f the premises. Should the purchaser
or purchasers fail or redfuse to comply
-with the terms of sale one hour- there
after said cle-rk will r-esell said land on
the same or somel( subsequent salesdlay
thereafter at the risk of the former
pay for all papers.
A. J. BOGGS,
Clerk of Court.
Citation
SItate of South Carolina,
County of Piekens.
[By J. B. Newber-y, Probate Judge:
Whereas, M'!rs. Annie FrIedericks umade
suit to mue to grant lier- letters of ad
ministration of the estate and effeets of
T. H. Fredericks.
Tlhese are*, thereftore, to cite andl ad
monish all and singular- the kindr-ed and
crediitors4 of the said T1. F. Fr-edericks.
d0ce-Used, that they be and appear be-.
fore me, in the cour-t of Probate, to be
held at Pickens, S. C. , on the 30th day
of D)ecember, next after p~ublication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause,. if any they have, why said
admmnisti-ation should not be gr-anted.|
Given under my hand1 and seal this I
13th day of December, Anno D)omini,|
1915. J. B. Ni-wiii-:nY, (Seal) '
32 J. P. P. C1.
.\tra viit to frienals unil ielative-s iin Lai
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SNATURE
prepares~t for- food, is
:PreparingL.IJ
d1lghfu coffee Ifrol
:: coffee pot at honie.
~SAVE YOUR LUZIANNE C
The REILY-TAYI
NEW ORIE
i4cal and Persaon
E. B. Ramsay, a promhnInv
citI en who resides near Seneca,
was a husuess visitor in Pick
ons one day last, week.
Wishing you a M 0 r r y
Chlristmuas. Piekens l.lard
ware & (droOerV Company,
'rho Ladies' Ootta& e prayt
mooting will moet Frihav oven,
ing at. 4 o'clock with Mrs. R. B.
Waldrop. All the ladies of Pick
('ns are cordially invited to at.
tend.
'T'hero will bo u box-puty at
Mauldin school hous' Fridlav
-vening, December 17, at '
o'clock. Sevetali prominen t
speakers are expected and the
public is cordially invited to at!
tend.
Don't &.ohle up any old thing
in vout' Iloliday selections.
Re'al ktepsakes nav he hal in
the newtst and most, up-to date
jowel-v at It. Snider's, Easley,
,. ('.
T'here n ill he a (ox stIpper at
\Volf Creek school house on1 Fri
clay night, t)ecther 17. All
the boys and girls of the adjoin
in;; districts are especially invit
ed Come boys, and bring~ yonr
sisters. If you haven't trot a
sister blritig solet'e slse's sister.
Proceeds for the benefit of the
school building.
Riley .\lhln :a a 'ritteen l c wou :d
make the t' t Cthristnma ipresent tor a1 mi'7ttcii
person he can think of.
Auditor's Notice
The time for taking returns for ti'sa! \ea
U116. m ill openx ist day of .nuxatr11 91 an d ctose
L21th day of Februarv. tII . after w hi;i. tim1e .N
per cent wii] he aRded, ii ptrov i.ri by\ law . fox
u.n return.
rhe .Andit, \\ il. :in ke xla 'ou 1 thl n-;:a,1.
beginning at
L'alhoun. Mtndl.O i . .a it'. af1tn :
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Sale of Personal Property
By order oaf the Probate Judge we, the
undersigned, will sell to the highest bid
der, at the residence of the late Fred
V illiams, on
at 10i o'clock, the following described
property':
8 mules, ranging in age from 2 to 10
All farm tools, wagons, buggies, etc.
25-horse-power engine engine.
A wood saw.
Alice Mill shares.
Hoseholdl furnitre.
Teorms- Cash.
HARMON WILIAMs,
32 Administrators.
CHICHESTE. PILLS
DIAMOND ' BRAND
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Ask your' Dvunag for CHI-CHRS-TER SA
DIAMOND bRAND P1ILLS In RED andfA
GOr.D mnetallic boxes, sealed with Blueiy
Ribbon. TAKE tlO OrnDR. Vu u
Draggist and ak for Yy-OESTR
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for twenty-five
yearn regarded as Blest,Safest, Always Relitable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sle EVERYWHERE soire
'S WAY
anything Nature
eaaled and( pr1oofedl
IANNE
>p Nature iln her
never' touches this
i the sack to your
)UPONS for Valuable Gifts
,OR COMPANY
ANS. LA.
WALKOVER SftOES
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Made by Ceo. E. Keith Company,
Campello, Mass.
wmn
GRANDPRIZE
t For Quality, Workmanship, Variety, Individuality
and Style.
The PANAMA INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION,
SAN FRANCISCO, 1915.
Cl:ARl.ES L,. MORE, F. W. STIFF,
President. Prest. of the Superior Jury.
:ASH l.R C. BANER, 0. H. FEMBACH,
Director of Exhibits. Secy. of International Award System.
GRAND PRIZE DEPARTMENT MANUFACTURES AND VARIED INDUSTRIES.
By CELLAS H. GREEN, Chief.
FOLGER, THORNLEY & 0O.
Sole Agents, Pickens, S. C.
IHobbs-Henderson Coza 9
We 'are ready to serve you at any time w
n well-selected stock of merchandise. Come-a
a that Coat Suit before Christmas. Our Ladies' Rea
to-Wear Department is always complete, and alwayn
a some of the new things are to be found there.
Ladies' Coat Suits See Our Other Suits
) All th e latest stye Some You0.00l ,e "ur ris" $15.0e
Suits for Men See Our Best Suits I
I One lot suits, -. 39
One lot suits,. es,.104t 92
n One lot suits, . . .98 Price,$0t$2
e How About Shoes?
We have some very good values in Shoes.
n One lot Misses' and |Ladies Shoes, - - 9
I One lot heavy winter Shoes, - - .
6 One lot Dress Shoes, - - - 1.50 to 3.~
Men's Shoes Gent's Furnishings
$4o Shsto go at .9 Some ofthe laetthing
nMen's Dress Shoes, $25 n f Neckwear. See ti
)n All kiads of Heavy $2.50ies $5 are
)n work Shoes with price s to sutyu lsW r offering f
)( Men's "Stonger Than theLaw"$35 5ad5c
Wor Shes- .'JJCome and buy that Xmas outtit NO'
Stetson Hats Headlight Overalls 50c Heavy Filece Un-.
$3.50$1.00derwear 39c
Yard Wide Sheeting Apron Ginghams .Good Cotton Chenks
Sc 5c 5c
Standard Prints Best Outing - Yard Wide Bleaching
Sc 8 1-2c 6 1-2c
HOBBS-HENDERSON COMPANY, Pickens, S. n
years to come. W y nof let it M will hol it anua me otin ' 05. 4
large selectiohin soli dgold and o offier atird al 1 8 aEl in Itsya an. C.
golfllecd.- Come and see H. 18. l members urged to 6 ~~w o h tntc
Sndr -oot O)f ico over Esey ank. Rev,