Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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, f6 tecounty o Pick at G~alipagi thcase - f in b oftel de.-fcun, antl *eoa .in a behalf o.s Sin MAi rf im ioldsa n ol WOW f a. "h.-commion an -r! V4 u, * l &I er t Mile, d u in aton. , defendat, I will sell at e ic4try to the highest bid der, at 'eh courthouse door atPickens, g. o #n UVdan0 May 1. 1916, during the usual hours of sale, to-wit; between eleven o6*lck a. M. and oie o'clck p. m.j all the real estate, man aope an a G0vyl ~tWla e'er includingclio0sa M So ; of ecroft Mills, a SoIh Cdfolins corpora on, whose buildii. n44mmogt of whose assets are located n ti toWn-of LAberty, county and state afgresaid, . including. the buildings, x tires, engines,: motors, looms, spindl's and other manufacturing equipment mdachinisy and appurtenances of 'saia real estate and plant and mill supplies thereof, and including also the office firriture and equipment. The ieal es tate.on which said plant is located con sists of 53.60 acres, more or less, de stribed in the decree as follows: All that certain tract of land in Pick ens coynty, state of Sopth Carolina. 4ontain M 53.0 acres, more or less,- as r plat by B. D. Garvin, surveyordi -d Feb.- 28, 1904 beginning at a stone 1x atGriffin's corner and running thence M 23J W 15,85to a dtone 8x - thence N t8k 'W 1.67 to corner of raifroad -right yf way; thence N 49 E 9.39 to a corner vi said right of way; thence N 2W 1.90 to 'a stone Sxo; thence N 881 E t.88-No:-.a tohte, Stit; thenee.--32- E 19.616tok a- Stohe 3xm; thence. S 640 W :18.12 to a stone 8xo, and also described ,n deed of. Ola H. Lancaster to Calumet Wfg. Co.';cdated Feb. 29, 1904, recorded in offce I. M. C. for said county and ate in Vo. Z, page 87, and in deed !rom J. B. Griffin, to said Co., dated Feb. 28, 104, recorded in said office in v'ol. Y ,p 382 No bid gi be received at sale for an unout under the sum of $100,000.00; ind no 1;will be received unless at the ame of haking the bid the bidder shall nave deposited with me, as receiver, (he sum of $6,000.00. in cash or certified heck, as a pledge that such bidder'will. aake good his bid. Terms cash, the receiver to execute nd deliver a good and sufficient deed ) the purchaser upon the terms hereof, i the usual form, conveying the prem hes to him in fee simple and to imme * iately let him. into possession of all ie property and assets of the said cor oration. The property is a well-equipped plant '.r the manufacture of cotton goods, amveniently located -on the Southern' - 'llroad, in the town of Liberty, S. C., With good buildings, ample equipment "id warehouse room for the storing of tton,- with neceisary office and sup .ies buildings, and - with tenement uses.forop vein oodi.p4 onditiop% is equi pped 11 n ejindles d 200 ,raper 40 ' looms and all the *cesSary machh'ery foir complete mill its capacity. LANG M. ANDERSON, Receiver. - A pril 10, 1916. '61 - lotice to Debtors and Creditors All persons holding claims against the tate of the late G. M. L~ynch must - esent the same, duly proven, on before the 15th day of May, 1916, be debarred payment; and ail per ns indebted to said estate must-make ~yment on or before the above date to * e undersigne~d. W. R. LYNCH, L. C. LYNCH, G. A. LYNCH, r52 Executors. :otice to Debtors and Creditors All persons holding claims against the tate of the late J. D. Aiken must esent the same, duly proven, on or fore the 15th day of May. 1916, or be * barred payment; and all persons in ebted to said estate must make pay .ant on or before the above date to the !ntlersiizned. J. B. AIKEN, 52 Administrator. Nuxeara, as the name Indicates, Uio a cmanton of vegetablerem 'dica of vhtific and mechanical. 4 4 ty recr ,ni ed value. Its merits an the. t riEment of indigestion, Sdyspopsia ansd catarrh. haveobeeni St)horugh r established by the pre' :pri3n mof tninent physicians for mnore ihain ten years. If you ~aCer i't.n stomach trouble you. Scani Grd rostive relief in NUXCRA * Your di azu::t is Authorised to .ear. when'iever~ it fals-q ~rde in, t di'mms, and iuction 'fyyipopsia o aJw is niot cau3. a)y@tile cas rcoeaied as incurel such as i i disease and ; d) $1 I;r ()e,. and .Jit ISe }s Se Under a PkknsDrug Co. P~~')!ens, S. C. Il iiatee a sertd i this column for 2rlAblyin advance. For Congress -1 *ianounce myself a candidate for ngress from -the Third Congressional strict pf South -Carolina, subject to theftes Qf th.e Democratic party. J.OHN A. HORTON. 4L candidate for Conress from th4 Con 'essional district, subject y the~rules o the Democratic primary. A. H. DAGNALL. I announce myself a candidate for Congress from the Third district. I will abide the. rules, regulations and results of the Democratic primary. -ENRY C. TILLMAN. For Solicitor i ann nce my candidacy for Solicitor onthd.Thirtqenth Judipial Circuit, sub. jeceto the ruls'andl-rsuits bf 'the, Dem ock-atic Ptimary election. J. RoBT. MARTIN. I am a candidate for Solicitor of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit and pledge myself tQ abide the result of the Dem ocrqtic primary and to support the nom ineee of.same. JNO. M. DANIEL. For Representative The many friends of W. CLARENCE MAW hereby announce him as a candi date for the House of Representatives, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the House of Representatives from Pickens County, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. Platform: In favor of the state tak ing giaho out of the hands of the spec ulator and placing it in its own hands to protect the farmer and itself. Not in .favor of -either, the .chil4,labor law nor compulsory education. W. H. Cox. For Clerk of Court 0. S. STEWART is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Clerk of Court of Pickens county, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party-in the primary election of 1916. I am a candik.Ie for the office of Clerk of Court of lickeris county, sub ject ,to the rules; of tho Democratic party. - J. L. BOLT. 1am a candidat.' for Clerk of-Court of Pickens county and pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic pri mary and support the nominees of same. B. T. McDANIEL. For Sheriff At the solicitation of a few friends I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Pickens coun- I ty, subject to the rules of the Demo cratic primary. W. ANDERSON LOOPER. For Auditor HENRY-A. TOWNES is hereby announc ed as a andidate for Auditor of Pickens qounty, subjeet -to the rules of the Dem ocratic primary. For Treasurer I am a candidate for Treasurer of Pickens county, subject to the rules of the. Democratic primary. OLAR T. HINTON. For Superintendent of Education I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Superintendent of Educa tion of Pickens county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. F. VAN CLAYTON. Summons for Rerief (Complaint not served) State of South Carolina, .County of Pickens. In Court of Common Pleas. N4. B. Roe, M. B. Roe, I. N. Roe, Laura B. Durham, Mary J. Durham, Anna Roe and Mattie Roe, plaintiffs, against ' M. A. Sperrce, Rufus Lavender, Earle, C. Lavender and John Spence, de flndants. To the defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this iaction, which is on file in the office of the Clerk of Court at Pickens, S. C., and -to -serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Pickens, S. C., within twen days s~fter the service hereof, ex n'usive of* the day ot such service; and if yoAu fail to answer the complaint with in the. timb'aforesald, the plaintiffs in this .action will apl to the court for thie'i-elief demande inthe complaint. - lae March 14, A. D. 1916. A.. BOGGS, C. E. ROSINSON, . To 'John Spence, infant under fourteen years of* age, and to M. A. Spence, h*:is fathpr5 and withwhrsadnft rerdides.whmsiInat You iare -hereby notified to apply for the appointment of a guardian ad litem 30o represent said Infant defendant under fourteon years of age within twenty days after the service of this summons upon you; and if you fail, application Iwllibe made by the plaintiff herein for dhapontment. C. E. ROBINSON, 561 Plaintiffs' Attorney. Li. ROBT. MARTIN lRSHY AND) COUN'dIlLOP TCORNERU HRO.I) AND) M.\N STHERTSI PATICE IlN ALL COURTS hones ) Itseiei40 us. ily, GreeyzvIio, s. U. Pi'ckens, S. C. McSwain & Craig LAWYERS Practice in State and Federal Courts -Greenville Office Phone 210, eikens Office Phorie 89 tA l i ha waythem. It , Uru g mPent is' Whhhiw . STANC .Good forthe Aimente qf onetseo Mules, Cattle, Etc. Good for your own Aches, Pains, Rheumatism Sprains, Cuts, Burns, tc. _5c..50c. $1. At all Dealers. DRIK SIX CLASSES OF WATER DAILY An Interesting Statement by One of the Big Men In the Drug Business A. E. KIESLING' of Hpuston, Texas. says: "Xt 'you havo a muddy complexion and dull eyes, you are constipated. Six glasses of water daily and one or two Rexall Orderlies at night will correct this condition and make you fit as a* fiddle.' Rexall Orderlies, in my opinion. are the best laxative to be had, and can betaken by men. women or children." Wo have the exclusive selling rights for his great laxative. % NtC4S DRUG CO. HP REXALL STORE POPULAR EXCURSION eonviIle, S part'nburg AND Oharlofte,N.C M.onday, May 1, 1916 VIA Southern Ry, Schedule figures showvn as in formation, not guaranteed. Leave Seneca....... 7.45 a.m. "Courtenaf .. ... 7.52 a.m. "Calhoun.-.... . 8.03 a.m. "Noris........--..3.21 a.m. " Liberty... . ..8.33 a.m. " Easley-. - 8.45 a.m. "Greenville .......9.20 a.m. " rtaburg ... 10.35 a.m. Arrive 'harlotte, N. C. ...1.30 p.m. Following is the round trip fares from stations named above: To Greenville, $1; Spartanburg, $1.25; Charlotte $2.75. Greenville, 90c; Spaartanbuarg, $1.20; Charlotte, $2.70. Greenville, 80c; Spartanburg, $1.15; Charlotta $.65. G 60v~lec; Spartannburg, $1.05; Greenvile, 50c; Spartanburg, $1.00; Charlott $.55. Green Ille, 50c; Spartanburg, $1.00; Greenville to Spartanburg, $1; Char lotte,' $2.25. Spar'tanburg to Charlotte. $1.85. Trickets will he sold for the above spleoliatrain only on Mon day, .1.; Tickets to .Spar tanbha und Greenville will be henored, return~ing, only on train No. 415, leaving~ Spartan btirf/45 p. In., Greenvillo 9.25 P. m., Monday.', May 1. Tickets to Charlotte will be honored on all trains leaving Charlotte up to and includinx train No. 45 at 4.55 p. mn. Wednesday, May 3, except traini No. 37, New York and New Orleans limited. Sep arate coaches for colored people. Ngg g wilt he checked 01n th ~ ,ot. ' llIinformation call on Southern Railway agents or ad dress R. C. Cotner, T. P. A., Spartanhurg, S. C., or W.~ R. Taber, TI. P. A., Greenville, S.C. The tRetwee Pharmacy aells Prince Albert tobacco. Misses Cora and Siue Julian of Green ville spent the week-end in Pickens wihterbrother, J1. W. JTulian. ," Thcre will b~e a call meeting of Keo wee lodge r.umiber 79, A. F. M., next Fricay. April '28. at 8 n. m. Ooleny, April 24.-lgme D*m=obsaoN*ips Elizabeib Mauldan met with thui homenOiop. stration plub last Friday gfteroin -AaAdeon. stiation of the fhcleas reftigerator wId. gi#0. Quite a iuttior.gf these will be g iepdl as their value was quito eviden. While here)(t Mauldin was the gues of irs. Ja.A. Hendrloks. * a tcall meeting of the nembere df Oo*0lq church yesterday Rev. W. 0. Seabpr was tials, imouply elected pastor for the rebainder oft; '6 year. H has served this church for autlajur. of years'and their confidence in bim is shown by this step. 3Mesers. Carey & Chastain, agents for tho Overland car, have been much in ovidence here the past week. As yet only one oar has been sold,but it is very likely that a suinber of others will.be placed at an early date. The one sold' was a large touting oar to 4, C. Sutherland. To the list of Ford owners the name of W. E. Edens, Jr., N-as added last week. Dr. and irs. G,. F. iUrenshaw of Locust and bir. and Mtrb. W. T. 1latsoi of-Marietta were the recent guests of Air. and Mrs. E. J. Chastani. M r. and Mrs. E. J. Chastain were the spend. the day guests at the home of the latter's Dprents4 here one day last week. Mr. and its. S. i. Edens, Mr. aind hirs. A. C. Sutherland and Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Crenshaw were In Easley Sunday afternoon. ir. and Mrs. Joe Keith and Vernon Jones of Greenville 'spent Sunday with relatives here. Rev. W. Al. iammond filled ids regular ap pointmeut at Euon Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Edens spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. H. 11. Lynch. Mt. Carmel Notes Owing to the very favorable weather the farmers are very well advanced with their work sud the crops will soon be all planted and in the best condition for several years. The monthly meeting of the Embroidery club wais held last Saturday afternoon at the home f Mf rs. K. Lathei. After a very busy session a salad course was served. Special guests of thei club were Mrs. H. D. Lenhardt of - Easey and Mrs. Viola lIlrockman of Armstrong, S. C. W. A. Looper and J. T. Pace attended the inging convention at Flat Rock last Sunday. [loth candidates, you know, and are sure work lug their jobs. Fifteen youni pdople from here attetided the. losing exercises of the North Greenvillq aca4 amy: at Tigerville last Thursday evening. rhomas Looper and 'Miss Nannie HIolcombe graduated with honors. blessrs. Jos. I., W A. Looper and Johnnie Williams carried the crowd aver in their Fords. A large crowd was at Sunday school last Sunday and some good singing was had, with l'rof. Earle .luian as leader. The health of the people on this side is so good at present that our popular physiciaii, Dr. W. M. Ponder, has put on a suit of overalls aid gone to gardening and farming. Rice's Creek Dots R1ev. W. M. Walker preached an excellont sermon at this place Sunday. lie is among one of the best going. A number from Rice's Creek attended revival services at Liberty bunday night. Mrs. W. 11. Ellenburg L.as leen on the sick. list the past week with grip. Miss Belle Itoper had as her guests Sunday Misses iertha Crane, Myrice Rogers and Lola Mae Rampey. Clyde Ellenbuig visited Guy Powell last Saturnay, Mrs. N. E. Ilughes was called to the bedside of her granddaughter, little Bliss Iuth Gasit, lest.Saturday. The little girl Is reported much bLtter lit this writing. Messrs. P. C. Cartee and 0. G. Ganit, with their fnailies,visitod at the home of IV. M Ganti Sunday. Arthstr ainapey and, fanaily spent the week end ivith S. A. Rogers. Messrs. C. E. Rtogers and ii. li, Ihoper and famnilies were apend-thae-day guests or M11r. and Mr..~P. TP. Nelsoia 1,tst Sundlav. Miss Earsie iPhilaps visited Miss l)anrd P'oweil Snunday. M t. andi M rs. .Speaateer htoper visitedl . r.ald WV. M. Gantt Sunlday. Aliss fielle Roper garve the younag people a singinag .Sunaday afternaoot, whicha wias greatlyv enjoyed lby lil presenat. Say, Mr. lEditor, what tas baeeonte of ouir Cedara Rock c'orrespondont? Tlell thenm to wake up aand give us a few dots. Ii ~uIC iim. Pumpkintown "Deadhead" Stuff Pumaapkinatowna, A1 pril :1-.--iFarmaers of this see, tioni are all buasy plantling their crops. Misses liernxice, liessli' Lee antd Wihuma lien. dricks apenst Sunaday wvitha their cousin, Mists Uhovic liendricks. Mr. atid Mrs. W. 1). leaendricks visited Mr. anud Mrs. .1. iF. Welborn Stunday afternonn. A. C. Suthlanmd has puarcased a tonaying eng. We went diownx town 8niinay hoping to get a peek alt it, but we failed to hind it. it was gone we suppose, to explore on r city. A1 nyw'ay we'll bet that ear waasn't looakinag for us nax haard si we look ed for at. Conie on. ".\ 'aramer'', withs anaswer to that riddle. We givt it up hlere Is oane for you: Why wvould a story entitled "Th'ea llehorned Cow'' lie objcectioable?' hleennlse.'"Tihe iiehorn ed Cow" would lhe de-taailed. There, dear readers: I'll admnit this isn't imuch liuimpkint there is nothuing alaehl that sould be called news happaeninag ini lthi prt low. Tihnit's why I call it "dendthad atuaf"'. 'siste. Birthday Celebration Nun iday,. A pril '13, 1910, the. pa renh~trothenas sisters, childreni and frienada gathered at. tihe home of Mrs. 1t. 1.. Alexzander to celebrate her fiftieth birthdlay. Abont inl o'clock thec er'owdi had gathered,naumbering abont i'2.. TPhe morn tng was spent tin slinging and a sermtoni by 11ev. Mr. *'rawford, which was greatly enajoyed by all. A goodi sermon it was, after which a lat-ge tablie was hadenm withm goodl thinga to eat, which was greatly appreciated. *Mr. arid M rs. A le xander htae elevenai blll'eaa, alt of -whom were present. Thea m~any lirel: ents arbe rer.elved is proof of her meamy frienids. The afternon wals also spent. ini singiang. A bouat I ('clock the esowd began to separate, wishing for another happy occasion. ONiE PiiV24i~r'a Commencement at Six Mile ('ommteemeunt, excer('ises at Six Mile Aced. emly last 'Thursa and4 Fridauy are said to hiave been'r tlahe et in the history of that intstit0tlon. 1ter. Wt. OQuick, of Greenivilie. preached the scrinon'a Thur sday. P'rlay maoraniamg liCev. 'I'. .1 . Waetts or Co'lumtbini. ouar siday athzlool secre tary. delivered nan idtress tamd aiwardled dliplo mfaS Ito thirty-two students who have fhinished thec tram inag courn a'I or St datvi 'lichoo teachera 11cr. .1. 1*. Owreni . I i.. of asheville, N . C. del iveredath ls'Iiternary addairess F'ridnay night. WVe aumasertan ad thait plaxni me biniig mnile I enlarge thle girl's doramitory. A~ fail neiac,unt of tho execeteises. e'in ait hi givenl owig to thec limit e I intialalti wre hnyv baen a le to get. THIS IS THE PL& 1 GE TYU Also Seat Covers, Gt"wllr Ol Grfit Carbide, Apto Soap, pmopt, Batte 14,io, Valve Cores, Tire Tape sark Plugs, Read)Yht lo , Tire Chains, Blbwout.Patehes, Blowout Shoes Goodyes UJasinirs and Tubes, FIdlW asings nnd Tribes. "TANKII"thei gasoline purifier. - Come In and let K KE "tepct)eCtq us tell you abou' " OIKER" the punctp 6lit '"BLUE STREAK" b$icVc$o Tires for the boys. If we haven'& got What you Want, we will take pleasure in getting It fors ou. - If vou live out of! to., make our shop your head. quarters when you come to towil. We will treat you right. Picken Garage - Phone No. 72 GUY MeFALL, Manager Spring Goods NOW ARRWING Most of our spri lin'6e f Dry Goods and No tions is in and opened up ieady for your inspec tion. We carry no jopsor seconds. Everything new, clean merchandise" at, prices as low as can be sold, quality considered. A good per cent. of onr Oxfords have already arrived-the old reliable., Hamilton- Brown make. American Gentleman, i4.00 to $5.00. American Lady, $3.50 to $4.00. White canvas Oxfords for men, women and children. Outing Shoes for all, 50c to 65c. New lot of Neckties that always please. South. ern made for Southern trade. HATS-When In need of a new. Hat don't fail to see our line. It is now coinplete and we want to show you what wr hitve. Come to see us. CRAIG BROS. COMPANY IBuggies and Wagons | ~~Maore! S With almost 100 Chase City, Woe', Buckeye, Gregory. Columbus and Sterling Wagons in stock we can sell you one-horse wagons for $8t'to $40; two-horse wvagons $55'to $65~ The best buggies in the world~ for the money are the "HIGH 4 POINT " at $80 and the "PA RRY' at $50. 'Two earloads now in stock. J4We will give two years to'phy f'or'any buggy or wagon we sell, and guarantee the price of cottd6, .t4'you. Remember, also, we guar * antee absolutely every buggy or Waibh we, sell. A fine lot of nice, choicy yuourNses and mules on hand now, ~(weighmngifrom 750 to 1300 pounid; .bne. alan of fine PERCHIERON ): * brood mares, 6 years old, weighing 150b pounds. See our standard bred road horse. He is fast, 150.. We Will sell you goods dhejper and give you longer term~s than Z(any other firm we know of'. Trade vith ua. We do not mind carry mig your account. - '.wn ahnsadOgn We have just added a line if in ahne'n Ogn to our business. 4w. M. BROWN, ValhallaS, C. Hres Mules, .Buggies, Wgo, H~ari v's, Milch Cows, Beef Cattle, ~( Gaso ine Engimes, Oliver -hldPlo a, McCormick Mowing Ma chmnes, Reapers and Binders, ila arrows, Sewing Machines, eOrgans, Roofing, Lime,..Cer ent, Dynamite, etc. "Brown Has It-Or IBrown Gets It" THE KEOWEE BANK PICKENS, S. C. *Oe0e, Sound and ProgresIe We solicit your banking business and will show you every courtesy and convenierce consistent with sound bankiug pri-r ciples. . Five per cent inlterest paid on Savings Deposits. J. P. CAREY, President. JNO, C., CAREY, C2ashier.'