The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, May 16, 1918, Image 8
Do Your "Bit"
Help Uncle Sam and The Boys
Come.in and let us explain to you about
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
WE SELL THEM
Be sure to visit our Soda -
Fountain. Our drinks are
hard to equal.
Yours to please,
PICKENS DRUG COMPANY
The Rexall Store
J. N. IA4LLUJM, Prop. & Mgr.
Phone No. I
? Still Doing Business
" At Same OIPlace
, More Goods for Less Money
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A Swat In lime Saves Nine
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Wojrrdil';s VWrrni,,n, 26e; wih euc bA'3Iotle
we* give a spraty; atlso in gallon canrs, $2.00.
A igu, a gi$ Li rne~ to iise Furnitur PioOlish.
O':erdfar Oil ati li aquiol Venee'(r, 2 sizesOt,
Keowee Pharmacy
IR. . 4I wis, Prop. Phione 24 Pickens, S. C.
|PERSONAL
Speak a good word for your counta
paper if it deserves it.
Roy Gaines of Central spent severa
days this week with his friend, F. Vat
Clayton, in Pickens.
Messrs. R. E. Bruce and J. P. Carey
Jr., attended the Shriners' meeting it
Charleston last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of belov
Easloy, visited at the home e: Treasur
er and Mrs. 0. T. Ilinton recently.
The names of Mrs. C. M. Gravlcy an<
.Joe Massengale should have appeare
in the list of Pickens bond buyers pub
lished last week.
Sergeant Carl W. McClanahan, o
Camp Meade, Md., spent a few day
last week with friends and relatives i
and near Central.
If you want to encourage the publial
ing of a good newspaper in Picken
county, get your neighbor to subscrib
for The Sentinel.
Mrs. Elizabeth James, wife of W, E
James of near Pickens, was recentl
carried to the State hospital for th
insane at Columbia.
Mort is & Co. of Pickens recently sui
ped a car-load of corn to a town in th
lower part of the state. 'T'his is thi
first car load of corn to be shipped frot
l'ickens in several years.
Len T. Day, the much-liked managt
of the Pickens Lumber Co., went t
CXdIumbia to voluntarily enter the arm
last week, but was unable to stand th
physical test.
The t'. 1. C. are making arrang
ments for the annual county reunion e
.I:ne d. l.et every one bear this i
.-id and make their arrangements t
he': give the Veterans a good time.
.h person who is going to run
&es.mig machine in l'iekens count
scar is rt\quested to send his nlam
. sess to San i. Craig. count
r s;.'tri or. Pickens. Also sen
f.-: . ,. .uY .:r g ::a chein in ro i
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re:are Vsa health.'4' s ...L .l
f tat'r fn 4t. 4 . vam . G i, s
h beeLn i te 3a.. yea -
v'i, Nrin L wile aadd' and faily are v
vii ai'ont ~an 4'field v !agen:tfo
i.n :P.~1 th /,teen1o in .1 w'orka'01 ast. wee
week ad put on a cmpfiainy tencou
age pepl to,,,.. bu oesA.(r lierlyi of W
nea r hi,', Mc onald of, ear year e
wan 'i Pikennisi vsatiurda hion usnes
sit reors whlt a uwind, raiy ad vi
itormg vilnited' hin (;eti 1hu1dy'.e
Jing andf didvmuch dmaget orp an
frilne synmc comtto an wikhav
rtohis relntedn sut of e lstorne
In. texrots Itond rseherion at tea
wMr.c and Mrst. oh an ig Toneyor
enived a meail 'lat weekpstaig h
their Ion Mouiwasd eousf n lr wast
plerisiand was sin hsay tvert
touh, ra.p Mr.nt onle itsar s ow atth
Whear do of onin a msage byroa
im stherosIoecin at the yougaan ig
thig along aouiellwas crouslyill expet
pleursyhanh wan in hos. tal nay sever
mouth, a. Mr hrlyinoatt
edAmo Iei cao hand bee msae fo2
hmini state t the yo Cmn sCe
tnth'istuto along mswl scudb xecanic
linehs, afeer wich they willnav severi
Am specialions een mawde <2
mlechanical dties. The men who wi
go from Pickens county are Dex ter-Ga
rett, -lamcs A. Hlallentine and Joe Rol
Rpoit ofi &ed Through 5 t
pervisor's Of i for Month of April, 1918
Amount on hand April let....- . $3897690
EXPENDITURES
I J M Lawrence, commissioner (M i)------44 91
J T Hendrix, scrape man ..........-- ~- 35 7
Arthur Jewell, scrape man...... ~ 2 50
Clarence Smith, scrape man -------------------------------------- 25 00
Clint Hunnicutt, scrape man--------------------------------------16 00
J W Nolin, aid to poor---.. -- ----- ---- - 00
Robt Kerr, bridge work----.. - ------------------- 3-- 30
F H Clinkscales, road work ~
Joe Gray, supplies----------------------------------------------------78 25
J E Bridges, magistrate~---------------------------------------- 6260
Paul Clayton, lumber --------------------9508
R T Chapman, constable 4...76----------- - 5
T'r M Garrett, road work- ------------------------------------------3 265
Smith Drug'Company, supplies ------------------------------------- 3 5
-Obie Mansell, janitor and bridge work------------------- ---------25 05
Southern Bell Telephone Company, phones at court hoe - 5 0.
Standard Oil Company, oil ahtzd- g----------50
J L Hughes, blacksmith work --- 13 40
Sentinel Publishinr; Comyari; p - _______ _ 23 50
J W Julian, constable work.. ~
D V Finley, scrape man..--- - - - 26
Pickens Bank, interest on penio - loan, ------ ----------- --.----.. 20 25
M C Smith, premium on coroner's bond ------------------------------- 00
e Ray Lynch, engine man--...-----------------------------------------6 00
Folger Holder, scrape man ..... ---....----------------- 8 00
County Pension Board --------- -. ---- -------- 14 00
. A C Graveley, hauling, etc, 1917 . - -----.----------- 19 05
y Mary Rowland, aid to poor -------------------------------------.--3 00
o II A Townes, auditor - - . -. - 36 11
0 T Ilinton, salary, etc .......- -................ --.--- ...49 1
F V Clayton, superintendent education---------- --------------- 91 66
J B Newbery, probate judge. .... - --- -- - --- . -- 33 33
J P T McKinney, rural police ----..,-----. -------------- 90 00
C Bl 11 laBoon, rural police . .. ----- ---- ------- 90 00
11 Rebecca Reeves, aid to poor for two months .- - -- . - --- -- 6 00
C E Rogers, road work .... . . - .- ...- -. -- - --- - 3 13
1) A Collins, blacksmith . -.. 21 60
0 S Galloway, bridge work 4 0-- - 0
0 M A loggs, magistrate and road work -- ------- --- - 92 00
J P Gantt, constable work -. .- -- -------- --3 0
1111 R Jones, bridge work ---- ~ - ----- - - 35
Finley & Whitmire, supplies.---5---35------ - ------ 3468
G W Bowen, commissioner, etc. - -------.-- -5861
Jas McCombs, scrape hand---------------------------------------- 25 00
W H Nimmons, supplies ' . - - - -- - - 11 60
------------- ----------------------- ---------- 16
T 0 Jamison, road work -- ------------- - - - - - - - 12 00
B 1) Day, corn... .. -.. -..... - -- -20 00
a J 1. Hagwell, road work---.------e - -------------- 13 32
. Chas Sanders, aid to poor . ..- -- - - - - - - 3 00
l E Perry, lumber .-..----- - .- ------ -20 28
G W Dorr, member board registration --- - - -- ----- - ---.--- 50 00
SElias Day, member board registration. - - -----------. .-. .. 50 00
M 1" Hester, member board registration - - - - -- --. - ----- -- 50 00
W '' Stewart, superintendent poor farm ..- - - . - - - --. -..----- 100 00
lansion fund (134 at $25 each, 2 at $72 each, 1 at $96, 1 at $48) . - . ---- 3 638 00
t A H Day. corn ---- ------------------------ - -- -..---- .. 20 00
- W Cennelly. aid to old soldier (two months) ---....... .... 6 00
i 3B Daves, scrape man - ----- ---- ------ 5 00
e R J Stewart, scrape man ------------------------------- --------- 25*00
CF.on. aid to pauper ---------------- ----------------------. . 2 00
t2wa-t. CC Pand postage--------------------------------. 54 03
- ~ scrs~man_
.-------- -- -e---man-------- ------------------- ----------- ------- 6 00
era Company, supplies----------------------------------61-05
r~r:..........................600
ti" 3505
ge - , .-:ard work.---- --- ----------------..--- 1 00
'- C - .;m ... 'r-..stabe work ------- ----------------- -------7 30
P Gr.n, bridge work - - --- - -.--.-.. 200
P - trtamps . . a t ni . . .---. 1 00
aidev P'ubiThing Company, advertising and printing -124 25
W' li oward, aid to old soldier.....- .......-.......6 00
G JE Willias, .crape handi - -... ..--... 16 66
FolHg':r lIfolde~r, xeraise hand - - .- ----- -- - 10 50
J1 () Stewart, scrape hand -.. . -... -..-- 30 00
W I. Maut.h-ney, clerk --..--.. .~ 25 00
.1 J Le ~ves, scrape hand - --50
,, Walter G;riflini, bridge work....-.-..-.--------....-... 2 60
d l) V l'inley, ecrape man...--..--.--------.. ..----...-.....15 00
I' S Mc( ollum, magistrate, ete..- .. -..-.. -....-.-..-....-...27 25
. M ILawrence, freight---.-----.--------.-----......--......--17 45
y, P'ickens lDrug Company, supplies --- --- -....----.29 95
TI S Sammons, road and bridge work-- .-..------..-.----....----10 50
J1 M i .ooper, road work ...------ .2 00
is () D Epps, lumber.-..------... ---.----------..-----------21 30
e Oregon Lumber Company, cement - -... .---..-. ----12 50
y Ohio Mansell, janitor .--------------.--.-----------..---8 00
~r Earl flunter, bridge work..---... --- .---------- -6 00
uI J1 lI Newbery, probate judge-.-.------------------33 33
i- 0,1T Ilinton, salary and postage..------.--_----- 41 86
GI E' Williams, scrape hand...------------- 8 33
Pickens Railroad, freight and express----- .---------- ------9 26
e Rtay Lynch, engmneman--.---------------------- ----- 40 00
m Folger Holder, scrape man.----------------------------------7 50
c. M C Daves, scrape man------ --- -------------.- - .- 25 00
w J1 II Daves, scrape man-..... -....----------- --- 15 00
r. Selig Company, supplies -- --- - --- ---- --- 90 00
ir J TI McKinney, rural police---... ------..------ -- --- 90q 00
J M ,Jamison, magistrate - . - ------ -- ---------- 100 00
D)an Adams, sup~plles----------- --- - ---------------------------3 15
Swisher Mfg. Company, supplies-..-------------....- - --.. 2.50
- W. L. MATHJENY, Clerk.
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The Red Cross dIrive will commence Call Meeting
~ InPicensnex Sunay ornng hen Every citizen who favors a Compton
,special services will be held in the Grace meeting is requested to meet at the
iI M. E. church beginning at 11:150o'clock. court house next Tuesday night, the
e There are no other~services scheduled 21st, at 9 o'clock.
here for that hour and everybody has a WESLEY GARRETT,
cordial invitation to attend this service. - J. T. TAYLOR.
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PICKENS, S. C.
>- Pre:Qie eaSO a W*@$ C $~ist aw iy.
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00 th O ea r . ro
Al y a s to r ha eam e
a ubat s bt@a coast tutlonal remed.i~
agarhal Dea ess is caused by an ta '
aS~n d condition of the mucous lining o[
he Eustachian Tube. When this tubs is
shlamed you have a rumbling sound or int
erfect hearing, and whon it is entirel
losed, Deafness is the result. Unless the
nflammatton can be reduced and this tubb
eostored to its normal condition; heariag
mill be destroyed forever. Many cases of
leaffless are caused by catarrh. which. Is
in inflamed condition of the mucous gut
aces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
ay case of Catarrhal Deafness that cantot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Cir
culars free. All Druggists, 760.
F. J. CHEDNEY & CO.,* Toledo. 0.
Pickens Taxpayers, Notice
Street tax in the city of Pickens is
now past due and all persons liable for
this tax mutt make payment at once to
E. F. Aleqander, clerk, or H. A. Net4y
or report for street duty.
M. C. Smith, Mayor.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Candidates' cards inserted in thia
colutnn for Five Dollars each, invaria
bly in advance.
. For State Senator
At the solicitation of friends I an
nounce my candidacy for the State
Senate, subject to the rules and regj t
lations. which govern the Democra lc
primary. J. H. EARLE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Notices inserted in this column for one cent a
word for erstinscriou and one-half cent a word
for each ajubsoquent lnsii~tiou
Spaunlsh Seed Peanuts for sale.
Craig Bros. Co., Pickens. 2
----Waatt dto buy bees. Write me
your price., G. H. Merrill, Liberty, S. C.
, Funud--May 8th, one leather horse
collar on Main. street. Owner can get
same by calling at The Sentinel office
and paying for this notice.
Foie' Sale-One Ford 5-passenger
touring, ohe Ford runabout, one Regal
roadster. All these cars have good tires,
look good and run good. T. D. Harris.
2-tf
Lost-In or around Six Mile one
pocketbook containing $33.00 and G. ).
Garrett's hunting license. Return to
J. L. Dillard or M. B. Garrett's store
and get reward. 3
Mie's IVa sted at i2 'er Day.
I want four white boys for work in saw
mill. x2.00 a day and "batch" it, or
$1.50 and good board. Steady jobs and
a chance to save. Write promptly c
see B. F. Martin, Attorney, Masonic
Temple, Greenville, S. U. 2
Notice-We have an excellent pas
ture on Keowee River that will accom
modate about twenty-five head of cat
tle. We have a good fence and plenty
of good grass. Pasture fee one dollar
per month. See C. E. Morgan, Citi
zens Bank, Seneca, S. C., or F. B.
Morgan, Central, S. C. 2
Vauntod-A bright, energetic, in
dustrious farmer's son or daughter,
with not less than an eighth grade edu
cation, from twenty to thirty years
old, to learn a paying business. Small
salary while learning. Man must be
exempt from draft. Globe Optical and
Mfg. Co.. Greenville, S. C'. 2
We hae onhand a limited number
of stone churns. Be quick if you need
one. Craig Bros. Co. Piciens. 51-tf
FEo' Sale-Tomato plants. Mrs. W..
F. Hendrix, phone 3121, Pickens. 5
Fo' Sale-Two buggies 'in first,*
hands, onie Chase City and one Pied
mont, in good shape; cheap for cash or
good note. M. J. Welborn, phone
2303, Pickens, S. C. 51-t f
WVanted-Automobile mechanica, 0
painters, carpenters and laborers. An
derson Motor Company, Rock Hill, S.
C. .- __ _ . 2
I will pay cash market price for all
~eggad peanuts delivered to me ats
Pce..Dan Adams. tf
Come to P'ickens to do your
trading. Our merchants hd'ye
the goods and they will treat
you right.
ofSalt Brick
Another shipment just received
ofthat famous Blackman's Med
*icated Salt Brick, and the price is
still 25c.
SWe also carry other reliable?
remedies, .such as International
Stock Powder, 25e package; In
ternational Poultry Powder, 25c *
package; Magic Hog Medicine,
50Sc package; Magic' Cow Tonic,
.50c package.
Mansfield's Magic Animal Ton
ic and Regulator, 30c package.
Magic Lice Powder for lice on
fowls, hirsos, cattle, etc., 25c
package.
Conkey's Buttermilk Prepared
Chix Food for baby chix; no bet
ter food made, 10e Ib; 3 for 25c.
Oyster shells for poultry, 2c lb.
Craig Bros. Co . i
Pickens
P. S. We also have Interna- '
Stional Stock Food in pails, 15c lb. '