Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GLASSES FITT OUR regular Opt: next Thursday, th glasses. He will, visit xvill be worth ciated by us. N. H. A new stock of Sherwin-V Paints, Stains and Varnishes ceived. These are consider about the best goods in the w Yours to please, PICKENS DRU The Rei J. N. IIALWII Ph1o10 Help to Win the War We can all help a little by raising our supplies at home. Pickens county helped last year and the re suits are here to show Pickens never had more of the necessaries than now. Our advice would he to try again for a bumper crop of supplies. e May we figure with you on your F fertilizers? I Morris & Company. Z Phone No. 36--Use It Eye Sufferers Who Need Glasses Railroad fare paid one way to our Pickens Connty Patienrs h Who Purchase Glasses. h I'ves exmined by specialista and 0 glasses made while you wait. h Kodak Fihuis I )evelopedl by ' H-xpe'rts . The Globe Optical A Company i'resi~den. 'Mee'y & TIreas. Consulting Optometrists, MIasonie Temple. GREEN VILLE, S. C. - NOTICF. OF DISSOLUTION OF~ r PARTNERSHIP. j jc State of South Carolina, Pickens County. We, WV. C. Ilamtilton and R. G. 1 Gaines, by mutual agreement and for valuable consideration, hereby dissolve the partnership of Gaines and Ilamiilton, and 'ho ac' of either of us will hind the other. This the ,21st day of November, 1917. (Signed,) R. G. GAINES. 43- Wv. C. IIAMITON.i GERMICID (PARKE, DA ii TO DISINFI TO CLEANSE OD)OR 01" PER MOVE AND PI TOb WASH and S' and HANDKERI ROOM. AND) I TO USE WITH I in TREATMENT PRI Keowee F 2R. E. Lewis, Pron. IlIhn le,, Ician will be here with us e 21, to examine and fit arrive on first train. A while to you and appre filliams just re 3d just orld. G COMPANY ill Store F, Prop. & Myr. FDo. 8 Honor Roll ot maynard School FOR JANUARY 1918. FilsT GIRAnE :- T. M. Looper. ADVANClED Fitsr GRADE:-Ben Lig. in, Clyde Looper. SECOND GTADE:-James Looper. FOURTH GRADE:- Milton Ligon, Rutl Vhitmire, Lillian Looper. FIFTH GRADiE:- Fay Williams, Ruperi reemnan. SIXTH GRADE:-Mary Folger, A. K. looper, Wesley Wimpey. SEVENTH GRADI :-Anna Belle Loop. r, Clarence Looper, Walter Folger, tussell Whitmire, Henry Ligon, Claude looper. E rIaHi GH TAruE:--Lloyd Farmer, Os ar Freeman, Ruth Looper, Edgar Gla ener. MATTIE' HOwEN, Prin. OLA McColrius, Asst. Pickens Singing Convention. A ne Pickens Township Singing Con. ention will meet with Griffin Baptist hurch next Sunday, 2-th, at 2 o'clock, . m. Prof. R. N. Gresham will be ith us. Everybody come. WILLIE LEwis, Secr'y. Citation state of South Carolina, County of Pickens. ly J. B. Newbery, Probate Judge: Whereas, J. W. Ilentrick made suit to e to grant him lette rs of administra ion with the will anre':e 4,-f the estate nd ffects of Ant'r- r. :n. deceased. These -re. t e--.e-. ::te and ad ionish ".J a ' i n .' -.r- kindred and editr .'' :h -a: A r.iony Griffin, eceased. th hebe and appear r ore mTe(. im the. - 'ourt of Probate, to be eld at Pickens.S. . ., on the 7th (Iy f March. 191.~ next after publication 'rent, at 11 0'clock in the forenoon, to low ea1use, if any they have, wvhy said Iministration should not be granted. G;iven under my hand and seal this 13t1 ry of l'ebruary, 1918. the 142nd year ol ur Independence. J. It. NI:wnleRY, (Seal) Citation tate of South Carolina. (Counity of Pickens. y. J1. H. Newber) , Esq.,. Probate Ju idge, Whereas, G. H. Ilanmilton made suit tc le to grant him letters of administratior f the estate and effects of Mrs. [)mily '. Miller, deceasod. These are therefore, to cite and1( ad lonish all and singular the kindred and reditors of the said Mrs. Emily E. Miller eceasedl, that they be andl appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held t Picken's Court House, S. C.. on the th day of March, 1918, next, after ublication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the orenoon, to show cause, if any they iave, why the said administration shouki iot he granted1. Given inder my hand and seal, thi. ?.0th (lay of March, 1918, in the 145 year of our Indepence. .J. H. Nieww.:Ry, Judge of Probate, Pickens County, AL SOAP ? VIS & CO.)+ CT HANDS WVOUNDS. TOC(HECK :$ SPIRATION. TO RIE--~ l''RIL'l ED LINEN ZUHIEF~S USEDI in SICK S ESPECI ALLY FINE ~1 JEWIS WH*ITE 8ALVE ~ of' SORES anld BURNS. * CE 30c t SALE BY pharmacy ne 24 Pickenis, S. C. A 4ND PERSONAL Born unto Mr. rnd Mrs. Perry Mur phy Sunday, February 17th a girl. The optician for the Pickens Drug Co. will be at their drug store next Thursday, February 21st. ,Mr. Joe Looper, prominent citizen of the Mt. Carmel section, was among the business visitors at the county seat Monday. Misses Martha Cureton and Nellie Freeman are spending several weeks in the northern markets selecting mil linery. M. F. Hester, accompanied by Miss Pearl Hester, left Wednesday foi' a visit to relatives at Calhoun and At lanta, Ga. Bower Jones of 'Calhoun, Ga., has been visiting friends and relatives in Pickens county. He is a grandson of the late Van Jones. Mrs. George Hall has returned to her home in Pickens after a week'sstay with Mrs. Ola McKagen in Greenville. Wim. Masters, an old Confederate sol dier, is very ill of pneumonia at his home near Table Rock. Many friends hope he will soon be up again. R. 0. Spearman of Central, was the first person in Pickens county to send in report of how much flour he had on hand in excess of thirty days' supply. He is to be congratulated upon his promptness. ( T. Grandy died at his home in Wiliston on February 11, after a short illness of pneumonia. He married Miss Alma Glazener of Easley and was well known in Pickens county. His widow and one small son survive him. We appreciate very imuch the thought - fulness of our Montvale friends. Mr. Will Price has our thanks for some fine Irish potatoes, Mr. Wade Chastain for some very fine kraut and Mrs. Lem Grav ley for pickled peppers and canned peaches. Arrangements have been made to hold a horseswappers' convention at Pickens the first three days of court week, which will be February 25, 26 and 27. There will also be milk cows and pigs here for sale or trade during the convention. Big time! There will be a meeting of the Home Demonstration Club at the residence of Mrs. J. L. Valley, in Pickens, Wednes day afternoon, Febr'y 27. at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to be present as this will be a very important meeting. Hisses Mauldin and Earle will speak on gardening. Mrs. Sallie Marie Hardin Grice, wife of W. W. Grice, died last Friday, after being in declining health for several months. She lived in Cleveland town ship of Greenville county, near the Pickens county line, and had many friends in this county who will be grieved to learn of her death. T. A. Julian, wel!-known citizen of the Gross Roads section, was at the county seat on business Saturday. Mr. Julian recently had the misfortune of getting his residonce and all household goods destroyed by fire. He was in Greenwood at the time and knew noth ing of the fire until he got back to Easley. Ile carried no insurance and says his loss is $4,000 aor $5,000. H-e has begun the erection 01 a new building. Auditor Townes of Pick-ens county has receiv~ed the following tel egranm from the South Carolina T1ax Commission and it wiil be of interest to all tax payers: "Auditors are instructed to take returns at 100 per cent value of property audi equalize assessment thereon at 42 per cent. General and uniform reduction of assessment wvill be ordered by the tax commission if above will result in raising more taxes than the legislature approp~riated." SPCIAL NOTICES N oti-as liwrted in ibis tcolumn a for oneit 'cent s word for ir-st ini(ri Ion n i on-latf ct-nt a word for ean-i MlSL~ubun ciiinseriiona NomInetianue ago I loaned my copy of "ltamsey's Hiistory of South Caro lina," hut have forgotten who got it. I would he pleased to have it returned. Mr. '. . Field, l'ickens route 1. 42 For3 1tesat -- I have two crops to rent, upland and bottom land. Will furnish stock if desired. M\. .1. \Velborn, phone Forli Sale--Goodl brood mare and 5 months old horse colt, goodl qualities. Would sell colt separate. Good reason for selling. John Watson, Pickens route 5. 42 I'r %a t- A bout 50 acres good tim ber land, about 12 miles from Pickens. E xtra fine t im ber. WVould exchange for small f arm. . lhn Watson, route 5, 42 F~or %Mle--One' 8xl0 steam engine for cas or will trade for Ford touring car. A. J1. Mykew, Central, S. C. 43 111uncia I~eans..-We want to buy your bunch beans. P'ickens Drug Co. - Fori' MaleI.---Good bay mare, eight years old, Kentuckian, weighs about l,0)00 pounds, wvork anywhere. ,J. TP. Chastain, Pickens, It. 2. lI'flite41i lo buy all varieties of Peas and cane seed!, highest market price paid. Warehouse at P. & N. D~e pot. Dixie Flour and Grain Company, Greenville, S. C. 412 Ylnne.V 4o Lonn. on Iteal Estate. A. P'. D~ulose, attorney, 'p~hone 210, Gree'nville, S. C. tf t nni 'Cia tamnt for Porto Rtico po tato slips at 8. 75 per thousand this week. 5t0c ler thousand deposit, re (quired. After this week $3.t00 pea.r thousand, no deposit. WV. A. Mathews. (Con tra!, S. C..3 1141rtgaige Isai -For sale at 'l'he Sentinel ofle:; best form printed 4n fl od~ paori;r: ench. tr Solve th Probli MA Cost and Effici THE CHEAP A Comparison of t Commercial Bas Acid Ammonia Potash Commercial Fertilizer Analysis 8-3-0 cost per ton - $37 8-3-3 cost per ton 54 10'2-0 cost per ton.. 30 Actual, Worth of M Fer OUR PRICE L Furthermore the decl constantly adding availal both from a humus standp will show results for thr this period will show a mi than any other fertilizer TE ARE daily making shipn of this product into all sect of the country, and it is being ceived with entire satisfactioi account of its excellent quality condition on arrival at destina We wvill be glad to make ci arrangements with responsible ties, or wc wvill accept wood ii change for manure. Wood t delivered during t h e :s u m months. SHIPMENT MMI CAMP JACKSON Colvmnbia, S. C. Agents Wanted: POWELl Columbia, For Sale!51 AceylneGas Plant In good condition, w ith itu dres for a 12-room house. Cheap. Want to sell oni accouni)t of eh'c- - tr'icity beinJg inlstalled.I:1 Wr'1ite or O enta j Ralph Ramseuir, Cetr:,S.C Notice of Forfeiture. One Mule, one llorse, two (2) IHug-..I gie's, two (2) sets Hlarness and (2) I) >. robes having been seized from .Jamnes- s' 11arlo0w, TIhomnas .James, W, .J. Wilson. and .James F. Monroe for violation of. Sectioni :32%l 1. 8., I-3 miles Northwvest , of l'iekens, near Stun Set P'ost Office, in. I 'iekensM (ount y, Souith~ Carolhna~l, no01tie - tor of intevraIVl I~ nu on or e efore - the first daty of .\arch, . sai thie Iriited 8t te er e e Fertilizer em With .NURE ency Considered, It's EST FERTILIZER he Costs of Plant Food in Fertilizers and Manure c Price Per Unit $1.25 7.00 .----- 6.00 Manure From Camp Jackson Analysis 00 Acid, 0.45 at $1.25 $ .56 00 Ammonia, 0.68 at $7.00 4.76 00 Potash, 0.58 at $6.00- 3.48 $8.80 anure Based on Commercial tilizer $8.80 ESS THAN HALF THAT tying organic matter in the Manure is )le plant food to the soil, is valuable oint as well as a land builder. Manure ,e years, and its cost divided through ich lower cost per unit of plant food )m the market. ents RIGHT NOW is the time to use ions manure. Write us today if you re- are interes:ed in prompt delivery. I on We already have numerous orders and booked for prompt shipment, but bion. will use our bcst efforts to make1 ,edit delivery, in accordance with your par- instructions. c x- We speCcialize on car lot shipments. o be Cars average 33 tons. Buy a car Ti e r in conjunction with your neighbor and save freight. E FROM EITHER POINT I CAMP WADSWVORTHI Spartanburg, S. C. in Unoccupied Territory FUEL CO. South CarolinaC ?RKINS HOG FARM NcKENs One thoroughbred Duroc Jersey Boar, two years old, for service. Can be seen at