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4V V: . W V! Old8id~i Drink at our. Soda Fountain June the third. Our drinks are good and clean and our fountain is roomy. In fact, the largestin Pickens county. PICKENS DRUG COMPANY. The Rexall Store J. N. HALLUM, Proprietor Phone No. 8 Our Ice Cream is hard to equal -+-H--- i+14++-+-++1+ -14 THE KEOWEE BANK PICKENS, S. C. Saft% Sound and ProgressIve We solicit your banking business and will show you every cuurtesy and convenierce consistent with sound bankiug prin ciples. Five per cent interest paid on Savings Deposits. J. P. CAREY, President. JNO. C. CAREY, Cashier. J. ROBT. MARTIN! ATTOlNY AND COUS:LLOI NOTICES AT LAW CORN IR BROA D A N ' MA IN ST EI.:TS Notices Inserted in this column for one cent a Git N~ ViLbLP, S. .word for Iiret Insertion and ene-half cent a word for each hubsequent insertion, PRACTICE IlN ALL COURTS ~ ------ Mee 404. Look OutI-I am here to treat you nes eidence 1462. oJy right. Come and see me. We sell Flour, Shorts, Bran, Corn and Corn 1. 1. Mesw A IN SAM H. cntIG Meal, Chops, Sweet Feed, Oats, Hay, Greenvilne, s . . ickeuN, S. i. Cottonseed Meal and Hulls, Cane Seed, orange and amber. We are prepared McSwain & Craig to grind your wheat and corn. Give me SCa a trial. ert Powers, Mana er Cen LAWYERS tral Roller Mill Co., Central, .C. Practice in State and Federal Courts We are in the narket for Greenville Office Phone 210 Butter the year round. Craig Bros. Co. Pickens Office Phone 39 For Nale- Booking orders for 0 IC pgs for delivery about April -20. Pure ereford bull calf for sa e't once. 0. Winthrop College L. Craig, Central R . M.No. 2; L. H. Scholarship and Entrance Craig, GreenvilJal;- C. 47tf Examination , ',n Pintsat-Nancy Hall, The examination for the award of POTAU Itico, Dooley or Norton Yam, and iTiumph potato plants, $1.25 per 1,000. vacant scholarships in Winthrop College 'Larger quantities cheaper. Other plants. and for the admission of new studen Ca ogue free. Fred M. Preston, Pine will be held at the county court ho .e Cas e, Florida. 66 on FRIDAY, IJULY 7, AT 9 A M. I__ yars of age. Whe sca a xt OAT CKR SHORT vacant after July 7 they will 'e awarded to those making the hi. average at WVould i not be a good idea to thisexaonln oed they meet sow liberally of Peas and Cane the ~~ aigover'ning the award- to help out the feed supply this s~iji'cants for scholarships should write summr and fall? The seed is to President Johnson before the exami- cheap. Ctan we help you in buy nation for scholarship examination ing or selling your seed? blanks- We are offering some bargains -Scholarships are worth $100 and free in feed just nowv. Come in. We tuiltion. The next session will open are as willing to help you sell as September 2(0,1916. For further infor- we are to sell to you. mation and catalogue address Pres. D. B. JOHNSON, Rock Hill, S. C. 4 Morris & Company, 0 ~ ~Old Postoffice Building. Write me and I will explain N wPrsigC b how I was cured in4 days of a AEisaldafis-ls ~esn severe case of Piles of 40 years' anclnigottinherrofm standing without p~ain, knife or bre hpadwl prcaeyu detention from business. No buiesithsln.Stsaeetfo one need suffer from this dis- andeied vnprmelad ok ease when this humane cure i oeb ls~ls oka ne can be had right here in South Sislrse t2cprsi;cenn Carolina. R. M. JOSE~Y, anprsigScst;ryleig,$ Route . LamaHASEinsalle atio ivntclassesn sad watn fandfecleingufti hera fm barbereaho > anoreilourppoepletioyou aisewihan sdeliere hnpoisdadwr isTa done'a b fi -lsswrma;ne To yal Fce rem IsupeIsn pWforgunteed N yaitac prssdat2cpui;ean in The second p~gs ol~gFc reaing0 sute drleai,$ Prce 25 and ER P5kns0ScC Said hie tone o calcton "My dear I pdo hao r mxin. I ya sheawity a tugm Stor Y uOi7 smie to,*v you usentIt Price 25an 5c WrtP4n rcl Kegwe Phrmac PERSONAL 7teokt Saturday. ia tb~dy. We aie sorry to report thait Mis Nina"M4uddIn Is very ll. Commencerent exercises ill be hel atClimson College June 4, 5 and 6. dotmietcement ekereises of Grier Ville-WOMans College will be held Juni The Wesleyan Methodist college a Central closed a sudcessful session las week. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris of Green ville spent Sunday with relatives ih Pickens. Mrs. R. F. Herd, who has been seri ously ill, Is very much improved, w are glad to state. Frank Wyatt, a prominent busines man of Easley, was in Pickens on bus iness one day last week. Mr. Harol i Scott of Cuba joined hi wife In Pickens last week and they wil spend some time here with relatives. The Pickens Mill baseball team wa defeated by the Liberty team on th latter's diamond Saturday by a score o 6 to 0. The automobile of Dr. W. F. Flowers which the town of Fasley confiscate( and sold last week was repurchased b; Dr. Flowers for $275., Miss Stella Porter, who has beer teaching school in Ar-inrson county,pia returned to Pickens to spend the sum mer with her parents. Miss Alberta Yongue, who has beer teaching school at Bethune for the pas session, has returned to Pickens t( spend the summer with homefolks. Hovey Nealey says if we don't quil printing candidates' pictures in thiu paper it won't be long until the childrer will be crying for The Sentinel's funny page. Fverybody invited to come to Pickens to the old soldiers' reunion June 3. Bring well-filled baskets and come pre pared to spend the day and have a pleasant time. Solicitor P. A. Bonham has announce that he is a candidate for the statf senate in Greenville county. Mr. Bon ham has many friends in Pickens count! who will watch his race with interest G. A. Ellis has returned to Picken after a visit thru North Georgia o business. While away he visited Joh F. Harris at Plainfield, and reports the Mr. Harris is well pleased wvith his nea home. J. C. Alexander has installed in hi store a large refrigerator which will er able-him to keep fresh and crisp alars er number of groceries wvhich under o1 dinary circumstances are hard to kee during hot weather. Hon. R, A. Cooper, of Laurens, candidate-for governor, was in .Picken meeting old friends and making nei ones Saturday. He made an addres at the closing .exercises of the Libert school Friday 'night. The Pickens Mill band will furnis music for the old soldiers' reunion nex Saturday. This is a good band and th boys-have been doing some extra prac ticing lately and they are in shape t furnish some good music. Miss Virginia' Ligon, who has hai charge of the mill school, has returnei to her home in Greenville for the sum mer. She has many friends here wh< hope she will Yeturn and resume he work at the proper~ time. Northbound train No. 46, which pass es Fasley at 8:45 o'clock in the morn ing, and southbound train No. 45,whicl passes there about 10 o'clock at night will have their terminus at Westmin ster Instead of Seneca after June 4. Misses Jessie and Selma Craig,daugh ter~s of Mrs. Sue Craig of the Keowe4 side, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs John Craig in Pickens. Miss Selma ha: been . teaching school at Duncan an< Miss Jessie had just graduated at thi Liberty high school. Rev. D. M. Ramsag delivered a beau tiful and powerful sermon to the grad uating class of the Pickens high schoo Sunday morning, having as his subject 1Eidelity to One's Self. The sermon wa delivered in the Methodist -church and enjoyed by a large congregation. Piekens Good Crosstie Marke Fepeople around here realize th4 Implortance and magnitude of the cross tie indu'stry in and arouind Pickens an~ the benefit It, is to the people ,ot thi etlon, hinge January 1 loo thae $40'5beenh pteld out In Pitkehs to f4As This aniolnt'has'be) ' dit'1to Court will convene in 1 uOt Monday morning, June 6. Miss Nannie Porter visited latives and friends at Central last week. Misses Eula and Johnie Attaway 6f Liberty are visiting homefolks here. A part of the county chaifigang is straightening the pilbc road and put ting in a new bridge at Clement's mill. - Miss Frances Bruce who has been at B tending Converse college, has return ed home to spend the summer with her parents. t - _ t Misses Alberta and Belle Yongue en tertained delightfully Monday after noon in honor of their.guest, Miss Gar - vin of Pendleton. The members of the Pickens U D C are requested and urged to meet at the - home of Mrs. T. J. Mauldin at 10 o'clock a Saturday morning. There will:be an Old Folks' singing 5 at Camp Creek church the'third Sunday in June. More extended announcement will 'appearnext week. 4 The next time you come to Pickens I ,do not forget to bring along a dollar to renew your subscription [to the paper, if your time is about out. A. Vincent Hamiltonjof Easley was N in Pickens Sunday.nSome of Vincent's goodfriends are becoming very much concerned about his regular visits here. I Miss Eleanor Earle most delightfully entertained the teachers of the local school and pupils of the high school at her beautiful suburban home last Sat urday night. Miss Ralda Sheriff, a student at Win throp, is visiting her uncle, M. C. Smith. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sheriff, formerly of Pickens, now of Orangeburg. Thomas A. Julian of Greenville was operated on for chronic appendisitis at the city hospital May 29. He is resting fine this morning, May 30. He is a brother of J. Wesley Julian of Pickens. A long distance message from Clinton Friday says that Paul Boggs is in a hospital very sick. He is a student at the Presbyterian college and his many friends here hope for him a speedy and permanent recovery. . The announcement of Fred H. Domi. nick as a candidate for congress appears in The Sentinel today. Mr. Dominicli is well known in this county, havinf been in the second race with Mr. Aikei two years ago. He was for severa g years assistant attorney-general of thi I state, but resigned some time ago il , order to make the race for congress t He is fully competent to fill the positioi v to which he aspires. . You and your visitors wil -want to spend a good part o the summer days on the porch p We have a complete line of nlic4 Porch Furniture, at reasonabli a prices and we want you to comi a and see it. It will not only ad< Sto your comfort, but to the ap y pearance of your home. We have swings, settees, chairs, ta rbles, etc. Pickens Hardware 8 t Grocery Company. FOR YOI Screen your start on you. We have a ni windows; als< Before buyir Florence and Freezers and~ Refrigerators OUR "Headquarte BA R Phone 68 HIR'N ARAA'Jul BROOKSTIR GA R4G Automobile Repairirg a Sped ialty. Gasoline, Oils, Greases, etc. Decarbonizer for burn ing cylinders. Radiator hose, all sizes. Ford fan belts. Tires, all sizes. We care for everybody's car. C. F. BROOKSfE Phone No..7. Charles L. Beaudrot, Sr., a promi- - CLERK'S SALE. nent citizen of Greenwood, died Sunday, May 7. He was the father-in-law of State of South Carolina, Will A. Mauldin, a native of Pickenil County of Pickens. county, but now living in Greenwood. Poe Hardware and Suln Co. Dfndants. Messrs. James G. Lathem and John against Williams of the Mt. Carmel section and *A. C. Flinkingshelt, et al., Misses Sadie Cunningham aud Octavia In pursuance of a Defendants. Mise Sadiene f decretalorder mad&~ Willimon of Greenville were visitors at in the above-stated -case by His Honor, the home of Dr. F. S. Porter Sunday Judge Frank -B. Gary, dated- April 24, afternoon. 1916, I will sell to the highest bidder <a The county supervisor has fitted up a Salesday in June, 1916, rest room in the court house for. the -(the. same being the 6th day of said convenience of the ladies of the county. mo th), during the legal hours of sale, The room will be open every Saturday atscikn tract of land, to following and will be in charge of Miss Elizabeth - All that certain piece, parcel or tract. Mauldin, home demonstration agent. of land lying and being in the county of All ladies are welcome. Pickens and state aforesaid, on the South Saluda River, bound- by lands of of W. B. Hardin, Milton Talley, J. C. Mc The State Missionary conferenceo Junkin, and, having such metes and the Methodist church will meet with bounds as is made by E. M. Hunt, sur the Buncombe Street Methodist church veyor, plat dated October 23, 1891; said in Greenville June 13-16. Mrs. W. B. plat shown by plat filed for record in Freeman has been elected delegate and theclerk's office of Pickenscounty and recorded in Vol. SS, at page 323, on the Miss Florence Bowen alternate by the 6th day of Jun,- 1914. Said land has missionary society of the Pickens Meth- the following metes and bounds: Be odist church. ginning at a -corner in the public road; thence S 82j W Milton Talley's corner 11.30 chains to pile of. stones;. thence N Rev.,Robt. Meqce, of.Pickens county, 6 W 0.60 to pine; thence N 28 W 81.76 Misses Dora Weibins and Janie Wood, chains to hemlock on the bank of South of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duncan and Saluda River; thence down the:meand two daughters, Misses Edith and Julia erings of 'said river to a balsam 8.60 chains below the mouth of the creek k Duncan and Miss Eloise Shockley, of thence S 27 chains to the beginning cor I West Union, came down last Saturday ner, containing sixty-two (62) acres, for the closing of the Ocoilee Mills more or less.' school, taught by Miss Ellen Duncan. - Terms cash, purchasers to ay fox schaoo Tuht bMs l uc. all papers, stamps and recordg the Tugaloo Tribune. same. Terms must be complied with in one hour or the premises will be re The appearance of the cothuesold at the risle of the former pur.. square has been greatly benefit~ted and! chasers. 'the walks maemcIettrb h A. J. BOGGS, Ilaying of the three tile walks from the! .___Clerk____of__ Court.___ Fsidewalk to the court house door. The - - Pickens court house ground~ canib made as pretty as any in the ~tate and1 we understand other work will be done DIAMOND-BRN Ion it as soon as practicable. . . RN INotice to Debtors and Creditors IAll persons holding claims pg inst the.O estat of the latneH.d A.- Ricovy must b A I~f or before the 25th day of June,11, ibo. snTatu b~oxeseate wit 'or be debarred paynent; and -all per- ",,"* "ag *K.N.T3 sons indebted to said estate must make DIAMOND 3MA r ILLS, or twenty.fve payment on or before the above date to years regarded as nest,sarest, Always nleiTable. the undersigned. J. T. RICHEY, SO LD BY A LL D RUGG ISTS B. x.ecutors ras EVE R YW H E REw JR HEALTHfS .SAKE ! house before "Mr. Fly" gets the ce assortment of screen doors and > black and galvanized screen wire. g look over our assortment of Boss Oil Cook Stoves,' Ice Cream Water Coolers. and Ice Boxes. PRICES. ARE RIGHT!I rS For the Best in Hardware" 4 R BROTHIERS LOOK FOR'THE SAW IGN P - EASS