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* Pickens County 0 Land For Sale For the purpose of winding up the Heath Bruce-Morrow Co. we are going to sell their 4, holdings in real estate as follows, at bargains 'd 16 1-4 Acres Half mile south of the court house. All in " cultivation. 270 Acres About 7 miles west of Pickens. Will cut this tract up to suit pur ~1chaser. 4 ' SOne House and 2-acre Lot ~'[n .towvn of Pickens. SGood location. a S107-acre Farm On the Golenoy river. S40 acres of good bot ~.torn land, dry and does not overflow. Well Simproved. Fo88 Acres Fur mile north of Pickens. , If you want to buy a farm cheap it will pay you to see me at my office in Keowee jBank. R, E. BRUCE LEGAL 'ADVERTISEMFNTS CLERK'S SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. I W. F. Haynes, et. al., Plaintiff. vs. Harper Haynes, Defendant. In Common Pleas Court. By virtue of a decree made by His Honor, Judge T. H. Spain, in the above stated case, dated September 29th, 1917, and on file in Clqrk's of fice, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash on SALESDAY IN NOVEMIER, 1917, during the legal hours for sale at Pickens C. H., S. C., the follow.:ng described tracts of land towit: No. 1. All that piece parcel or tract | of land on waters of Rice's Creek, adjoining lands of John B. Vaughn, J. L. Moon and lands formerly be longing to C. L., Hollingsworth and containing about forty (40) acres. The same being described in a deed to the said Anna M. Haynes, by Emily Irby and recorder in the Clerk's office of Pickens county in Book L, Page 390. No. 2. All that other piece parcel or tract of land in said county and state adjoining lands belonging to the said Anna M. HIaynes,' Harper Haynes and others and containing five and eighty-one one hundredths (6.81-100) acres more or less. The deed for this tract recorded in the Clerk's office Pickens county, in book Z, Page 297. Being same land pur chased from M. 0. Looper and Mat tie P. Looper. No. 3. All that other tract of land in said county and state, containing thirty-one (31 1-5) and one fifth acres, on the waters of Rice':; Creek, adjoining other lands of the said Anna M. Haynes and others, the same being fully described in a deed to her mnade by W C. llramlett and A. C. Bramlett, recorded ,in the Clerk of Court office for Pickens county, in book H, Page 471. No. 4. All that other piece parcel or tract of land in said county and state, containing Bout thirty-three (33) acres, mor. or less, and being part of the fifty- *ie (51) acres de scribed in a deed -> her from Samuel Parsons on the 't day of August, 1875, and record< i in the Clerk's of fice for Pickens county in book B, Page 787. No. 5. All that piece parcel or tract of land in said county and state con- I taining seventy-eight (78) acres, more or less on waters of Rices Creek t bounded by lands formerly owned by Larkin Hughes, described in a deed made to her and the defendant Har per Haynes by J. M. Stewart, Clerk of Court, on 2d day of May, 1898, recorderi in book K, Page 264. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and recordhig same. If terms are not complied with in one hour, said lands will be resold at risk of former purchaser. O. S. STEWART. Oct. 6, 1917. C. C. P. cI,1ith1'S 'SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. Ini Court of Common Pleas. I. M. Mauldin, Plaintiff, against John Youngblood, et al, Defendants. By virtue of a decree made by his Honor Judge T. H. Spain in the above stated case, dated September 29, 1917, I will sell to the highest bidder on SALESD)AY IN NOVEMBER, 1917, C during the legal hours for sale, at thei court house at Pickens, South Carolina,i the following described lot of land: All that piece, p~arcel or lot oif land lying and being situate in the county and state aforesaid, on waters of Wolf Creek, adjoining lands of T. J. Mauldin, Holder and Traylor and others, and con taining one acre, more or less; and is part of the T1. C. Robinson place -and is known ns lot No. 8 on plat made by A. P. Taylor, January 23, 1907, and record ed in Vol. D). D., pange 290. Tlerma, cash; purchaser to pay for all papers and recording same. If terms areC not conmp lie d with witlin one hour the hand will be resold at the risk of former purchaser. ('crk of C'ourt(. htoer- u. 1917. C'l11llK'S SALE. Sta)te of South Carolina, County of Pickens. In Court of Common Pleas. .1. N. Stroud, as Adinisi~trator of the Ipersonal estate of J. .1. Stroud, de ceased, and Frank Stroud, Plaintiffs, trodagainst II. N. Stodand others, D~efendants. By virtue or ai decree made by llis Honor, Judge TI 11. Spain, in the above statedl case, at the September term of Icourt, 1917, 1 will sell to the highest bidder for cash, on. i SAlIESD)AY IN NOVEMBER. the same being the 5th day thereof, S1917, (luring the legal hours of sale, at - Pickensa Court House, the following real estate, to-wit: Al lha iece, parcel or tract of hind siutling and being on the wvestern 3 side of S'aluda river, ini the county of i Pickens, in the state of South Carolina, 'I containing one hundred and one-eighth 3 (100 1-8) acres, more or less, said tract of land being composed of two tracts, bo1)th conveyed in the same (deed by La 3 vina J. Watson to J1. J. -Stroud on the fourth day of November, 1898, and re ck'n .q- thhe oflice of Cler-k of Court for 3 ikn county, in volume S. page 168, said land, at that time, adjoining lands of J. P. Robinson, T. T. Hughes and R. G. Hunt. For a full description of said Pumpklntown "Deadhead" Sti . We've simply got to grin a little son times, war or no war. It appears to us that the kaiser y something started.and now can't get stopped. Tis lovely city of ours, is abc frostbitten again, and if this'other thi keeps on it begins to look like it will a loney city ere long. We're not exactly proud of the fa< but it begins to look as if we'll have admit that since the soldiers camp w established at Greenville, that city mu be more attractive than Pumpkintow for unless something stops them, looks as though all the boys of our tov will soon he gone there. A genuine soldier passed through o town Sunday. We had some imitati< ones before. The Sentinel says: "The Americ, Truth Society proves there is nothir in a name " "That must be the large order e'xtant just the same. Americans in the Trenches At last, after many weeks of trait mug, at contigent of American soldiel are opiposing the Germans in tren( warfare in l'ranee. It has not bec stated how Inan soldiers are now'figh ing or whetn they began, but it was or day last week. A red-headed gunn fireCl the first American shot at t( Germans, but his name was not met tioned. there is not much fightin where the Americats are stationed. Mrs. Cameron Dead Mrs, Ilenrietta ('atneron, relict of th late A. B. ('amer'on, died at the hon of her only chili. Feaster Cameror near Pickens, last Sunday afternoor October 28th, after a long illness, age 61 years. Shea was an estimable lady < a prominent family., moving to th county from lairfiel many years ag< She was a sister of It. E. Younge < Pickens. Mrs t'anneron was a membc of the Presbyterian church and funeri services were conducted at the home b) Rev. J. C. Railey after which intermet took place in the Pickens cemeter' Many beautiful flowers attested thi esteem in which she was held and man are the hearts which are sad at her di parture. Along Route 3 Mr. Editor: As it is raining th morning and we can't do much work ou doors, thought we would try our luc as a scribe for the good old Picket Sentinel. The death angel visited at the horn of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis ar claimed for its victim their little tw months-old girl. The angels are r joicing while the heart-broken fami are weeping. It waks laid to rest , Mountain Grove the (lay following i death. Dr. Cannon and family visited at ti home of Mr. and Mrs. \V. R. Pow< Sunday. That Midnight Son. Greenville Piedmont. We have just discovered that Pi( - ens is the land of the midnight son. - Pickens Sentinel. The explanation - that paragraph is that Editor Ga Hiott recently became a father. Citation State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. By J. B. Newbery, Probate Judge: Whereas, Guy McFall, made suit me to grant him letters of administr tion of the estate and effects of Salathi Clements, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and al monish all and singular the kindred at creditors of the said Salathiel Clement dleceased, that they be and ai pear' before me, in the court of Pri bate, to be held at Pickens, S. C.,< the 15th day of' Nov., 1917, next aft, publication hem'eof, at 11 o'clock in tl forenoon, to showv cause, if any th( have, wvhy said administration shou not be granted. Given under my hand and seal th 30th day of October, 1917, in the 1 year of our Independence. J. B. NEWBERY, (Seal) 27 J. P.P. C. Notice of Final Settlement and Dischar *Notice is hereby given that I w make application to J. H. Newberr Esq,, Judge of Probate for Pickel county, in the state of South Carolin on the 29th day of November, 1917, -10 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soi thereafter as said applicAtion can I heard, for leave to make final sett ment of the estate of Phillip A. Porte deceased, and obtain discharge as admri istratrix of saidl estate. .JAME8 R. P~ORTERt, 29 Executor'. Summons for Relief. Complaint servedC~. State of Sotuth Carolina, County of' Pickens, In Court of Common Pleas. II. M. Ihester, Plaintiff, - 'against I 0. E. Blythe, Louise D). Guion, .Jam .. M cCarson, John McCarson andl Keow~ I lHank, D~efendants. .. To the defendants above named: Youi aire hereby summoned and gI(uiredl to answer the complaint in tl .actioni, wvhich wvas filed this day in t Soflice of the Clerk of Court, iPickei e S. C., and to serve a copy of your' swer' to the said complamnt on the at Isciier at his office at Pickens, S. wvithin twenty (days after the serv Ihereof, exclusive of the day of st .. service; andl if you fail to answeri ri coilmlaint. within the time aforesaid.i e plaintiff in this action will apply to court for relief dlemandled in the ce plaint. Cler'k C. C'. P'. Plaintiff's A t Come to l'ickens to (1io y n t,ri'dingI. (O)trui aoch~~ants ha 'Lhe goods and they will t r< you right ' land reference to said' deed will nior fully appear. Terms, cash. Purchasers to pa for all papers and for recording th same. If terms are not complied with in reasonable time the said land will b, resold at risk of former purchaser. O. S. STEWART, Clerk of Court. Oct. 6, 1917. CLERK'S SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. In Court of Common Pleas. M. D. Chappell, Plaintiff, vs. J. M. Powell, Defendant, By virtue of a decree made in the above-stated case by His Honor, T. H. Spain, presiding judge, dated Septem ber 29, 1917, I will sell to the highesi bidder for cash, SAIESDAY IN NOVEMBI{R, 1917,. luring the legal hours for sale, at the Court House at Pickens, S. C., the fol. lowing described lot of land, to-wit: All that certain tract of land lying anc being situated in the county of Pickens, state of South Carolina, on branch wvaters of Twelve Mile river, adjoining and. of J. H. Lollis, B. F. Holcombe md Dr. J. A. Cannon, and being fully lescribed by deed of said land made tc t. M. Powell by M. D. Chappell, on the 13d day of November, 1915. Said tract >f land contains thirty-three (33 70-100) seventy one - hundredths acres, more >r less. 'Terms, cash, i)urchasers to pay or papers and for recording same, [f the terms of said sale are not corn died with in reasonable time said land ,ill be resold at risk of former put :haser. 0. S. STEWART, Clerk of Court. Oct. G, 1917. Notice of Election state of South Carolina, County of Pickens. Whereas, the resident freeholders of .he age of 21 years and the qualified electors residing in Long Branch School )istrict, No. 23, have petitioned the 3oard of Trustees of the aforesaid Dis ,rict to grant an election within said Dis rict for the purpose of voting upon the tuestion of issuing bonds for the pur )ose of erecting a suitable school louse vithin said district. The petition fur her asks that the amount to be raised hall not exceed $1000. After examin ng the aforesaid petition, the Board of [rustees are satisfied that the petition neets the requirements of the law. Therefore, an election is hereby or lered by the Board of Trustees of said )istrict, to be held at the school house on November 3, 1917, to determine vhether said bonds shall be issued or tot, and that Messrs. N. B. Moore, H. (. Lawrence, Sr., and V. C. Madden tre hereby appointed managers of said lection. The said managers shall de. lare the result of said election anu nake return of same to this board. It is further ordered that notice o said election be published in The Pick ms Sentinel, the election to be conduct 3d in accordance with the law govern ng school bond elections. E. B. RAMSAY, LESLIE MORGAN, S. W. OwENS, ___ Trus tees. NOTICE OF ELECTION. tate of South Carolina, County of Pickens. Whereas, the residlen t freeholders~ if the age of 21 years and the quali jed electors residling in Bethlehem school District, No. 20, have petition d the Board of Trustees of the afore aidl District to grant an election with n said District for the purpose of vot ng upon the qjuestion of issuing bonds or the purp~ose of erecting a suitable chool house within said dlistrict. The >etition further asks that the anmount o b~e raised shall not exceed $1000. \fter examining the aforesaid peti. ion, the Boar-d of Trustees are satis ied that the peCtition meets the re. 1uirements of the lawv. Ther-efore, an election is hereby or. lered by the Board of Trustees o1 ;aid District, to -be held at the schoo mouse on Nov'ember 3d, 1917, to de ;ermine whether said bonds shall b( ssued or' not, and that Messrs. WV. WV 1'. Nal! y, B. DI. Gilstrap and G. WV Dor are hereby appointed managern >f said election. The said nmanager diall declar-e the result of said elee :ion and make return of same to thi. >oardl. It is further- ordlered that notice o1 aidl election be p)ublished in Th< Pickens Sentinel, the election to b< ondluctedI in accordlance with the lav roverninLg schol bond elections. W. TV. BATES, G. WV. GRIFFIN, S. A. ROPER. Trustees. NOTICE OF ELECTION. 'Whereas, a petition from the free holders andI qualified elector's o Bethlehem School District No. 2(0 has been filed wvith the County Boar< of Education of Pickens county ask img said Board for permission to hobi an election in sad District to deter' mine wvhether' or not an additionam levy. of three (3) mills shall be 1ev ied im said District for school p~ur'P It app~learing to the County Boar that the petition meets all the rc quirements of the law; therefore iti ordered that the trietees of the abov namedl District do0 hold an election o November 3(d, 1917, at the schot house for the above stated purpos< The trustees are to be managers an shall conduct this election as all ger eral elections are conducted, andi accordance with Section 1742 of th~ School Law. F. V. CLAYTON. Secretary and Clerk. Notice, Trustees Please ''nd your M1 Lia to tI1 Auditor amtmne, as the~ i. nececssar'yi order that you may get mor-e state ali( H. A. TOWNES, 25 County Auditor. D. Ferdinand King, New York PAwsician and Medical Author, Sii)e The ea7I EVERY WOMANs1 & EVERY MOTHER the .hi EVERY DAUGHTER ' NEEDS IRON AT TIMES andi r IN' To put strength into her nerves "; and color into her cheeks. o Ho e1111 There c it i t be It e li f it 1, hcnmlihy ing rosy - checked eip t women with- ;. .:,, ,..in tout)4 iroThe s ot froub le in the hoo0 patst halm been tol It hat I. w ht a n thae ell iron th1ey eeks, lotternlly tlock are ordinry me . utIJ allic Itron, 'ush which , it T. Icing. M.D. get corrodedl t he Ier' stonmlleh a i d dlid fair more hIr tie r end. To-day doctors pro nIbe o.an.raaie iron-Nuxuatd Iron. This s particular form of iron is easily assimi *11n ated, dloes nlot blacken ntor injure the teeth nor utset the. stomach. It will in crease the strength and endurance of wea:k, nervous, Irritable, careworn, hag gnrd looking women 100 per cent. In two weeks' tiane in nuany instances. * have used It in my own practice with Ills most surprising results. - Ferdinand Ills King, M.. lle: NOT(; *NustiIed Iron rncornrnended above by Dc Fe iFerdiad alog ca n ho obtalel from say geoo tills druggit with an absolute suarante or .ucce. o I11H Imonley rI'Idtld(. It is dlipnsed In tis oity to tills 111 cuod druggista. il For Sale by Keowee Pharmacy and MI's Pickens Drug Co. mill,-------- ___ I Opinions from - tts a . mill. ,I *For Folks Who Knov} y For malarial headache, Grang4 miie Liver Regulator entirely relieved - sills trouble.-J. Height, Wetumpka, Al Niis Had heavy headache. Vomit( niuas twice to six times a day. Four dose nits pf Granger Liver Regulator made n " .ell.-Loundas P. irindley, Somet unis il, Ala. 'l Mother had sick headache. Grange t Liver Regulator did her more goo ,III than all the medicine she had takeI mills before.-Pearley Davis, Pacio, Ala. Ills I never expect to be without it it i my home.-Jenie Usey, Gadsden, Ala uis It is a great saver of doctors' bills " -Louis N. Kent, Honoraville, Ala. 11o11H There is nono better.-Dr. T. E nius Cothram, Alexis, Ala. l "All druggists sell Granger Live% ""is Regulator-25c, Try it. : nil1 "l We have some very attractive - em prices on Stoves and Ranges that we are offering to the trade now We have not advanced the price X eton thisline of goods. Come and x il let us show them to you. Pick e,. ens Hardware and Grocery Co. M fere is Another .1HOOVERITE . OURi! FLOUR ! ar ge lot of Flour UN 1)en the I sell you as much as you w'ant .00 per bairrel all in '48 pound 0 give sat isf actilon. ushel.. .. .. .. .. .... ~5 F'ulghunm Oats~ af....$1 50 it the Di'twr You owe' ime. He ~arr ied it lomng enough. Pa y it. tead of e'AnnvJNo you. ulsi ness, EIIUNTE4R ETON, S. C. 1OBILESgj o sell your Automo cash for it. If you a car see me before 'Z rgt-class garage and n ad carry all kinds of I cars. ii >mplete line of oils, 9 K IN S, Pickens~ unnununnnuun ~.77!II ff The Saddest Part. e. Greenville News. The Dacueville correspondent of ot Pickens Sentinel says that "se, it from here went to Greenville Thur to see the parade of the soldiers m ut they -say was a sad, but beautiful sig mg The saddest part of it was the fa be of thousands of civilians to salut< flag of their country by baring :t, heads when it passes by. to - as Tax Notice, 1917 n Ottie of County 'Trenasurer, 'iekenas Cou i t ,Ph I lo. ra'ieikensl, S. C.. Oc tobjer I, ,t T'he books fort thle colleetloll )of lStatt I) County taxes will be open fromn Octob iW , to iecenber |a1. 1111 7. j. Those who pref er to do) so nm aty in . nry, 1918, wilt I per rent niitonal. ' .who prefer paying in I.'ebriiry, 191184, can t with 2 per ent tdriittnal. Thone who p opaying InI March. I1911. to the fi5th of said InI 1f;nut do sot by ipavhig tt nd iltional 7 per< .lifter said dlate fihe boute wil lse. ,i N. H -Txingvers ownting propertly or put taxes for others wit! plesa' ask t'o' Inx re( in each townslip or suee in schtol distri which he ita they mun own praoperty. Th very itupottuti . is theare 'n tonn11y se listri*Its. Those who do nut lI'ih to vont the oillce entli w rite moe, tant i ter lihan rhe of ie ji..r. i l I will f-urnish thetan till utnonut dute unti they ennu pity tne by efh a--tuoney oRder or registered inill. It stam , stt cil nit send abovel euet denaiaintio PS I eun ?illt nse thein. Please dlo nut set.d ,he h wvithouti registerhut sinme, a it is liablte 1i lust it scii otheaa ise It )fiin-t be III sen L -evy fur s t ta x -evy f or t tstiiututo a school in "3I '1' evy flir orl ltiry cutinty Ins . II e . evy tr contity rnil botid ............. * t1, i I lacy..... .... . . . . . .'l g 121001. 'l.\\ peit'ii leviles f'or the fiollowing d istricts School laisOtiet No. ....... Schauo l)Istict No. '............ School 1)istr let No. :t ...... s School D)istrict No. I .... ... a Selichol I)ist rit No......... ........G e Sahool 1)1st rict No.................. Schliitr 1)1stnet No. it................ Sehoul I)Istriet No. II' ....... . * Sehool I1)stri t Nia. 1....... ...... f School IlIstrilet No. 15............... School Iistr iet No. 1:1...... ..... s S School 1)(slt10 No. I:I .. .. ... . " School lIIstrict No. Iti..... . . ... ti 1 - Selool 1)istrit No,. 1i... ......... f School Dlstrlct NI. 17......... ..... t Sc hol District No 11...... . . t School Dlist riot No, 19 .....l..) Schll n 1)1st riet Nil. 20 ........ y School ( istrict No. !1.... . . . s . School Distr 11 t No. ...... ........ s School 1)1sttlet No 23....... .. .... i t -" .hool 1)istrict No. 2.1.... . I e School listriet No. 2. 5 S ho l llistrict No. .'9 .. .. ... , S lh o1 1)I strin t Nto. ! .......... .. . Sehoil l)istriet No. -s. . . School Ilistrict No 1..... . ..... 4 t School ) istric t No.:l..... . .. . i School I)ist rit N.:12. .... ... 1 I Sehool 1i)strict N . :1:.. . . .... " School D)istrict No. :5 ......... .. Ia I School 1)istIIt N.. :46.. .. 8 School t listriet No. :t1..... ... .... . .. 1 Scihooi l)istrict No. s ............. t- Schoo lIlstrit No. 40.. ... .... .. s I k School IDistrict No 41...... ... . . School tlistrict No. 4t...... .........4 s School 1)Istriclt No. 13. School Ilistrict No. 45..... .... . . 4 r School 1)isttilt Nt,. i .... . ..... ie School 1)1st riet N. -t..... ..; d School tistrict No. . . 4 School l)istriet NO. 19 .... ........ 4 I Sichool D)istrict No. 5''i y Schllt D~istrict Not ,.' 5 .. ...... ..... 4 I tt Sehol )istrict No. 56. ...... ......... 8 tS Levy for interest of Pickens it. It. hans; , i rrient:a tow nshli .................. . 1 lIastatoe township .. . lIiclens toWnshit Ill lux one tolihir t$i (XI). lvery mitali zenl from 11 to i6i0 yuns of age n re liabtle e: those excut-edl by law. C~ominutation rond tax, one dollar and Cents ('1.50). All male persons froin 21 ire liable except thoe excuted by lnw. 'Canitation Diot Tax.-All persons ON dogs atre reitlred to pity i ciiltatott ti k- Infy edits per enpttti. ... 'hose writing for statements of their In of teae inelnde postage. 01LAeIt T. ItI NTON, 1'y County Trensti VOICE FRC to| Old Pendletc FLOUR! Fl Hn AVING b)ought a eC market value, I wil y(when it arriyos) at $11 d -M sacks. I guarantee it 1 S I also offer 1,000 busl 12 Pr'oof Oats at per 1: A pler't Oats at...1 Now just a WOrd abo it o1,) 0'r NEW I hav (O vand( hlpj me to I1uLI in 1s -- - 0e M. M.]J n PEND] ce nIf you want t bile I will pay nwant to buy 2. buying. ii We have a fi e repair shop ai n parts for Fort S Also have c< n yeases, gas u1~ 'a F.H