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8 1C 6115lelllRe1 PICKENS, S. C. BLISHED EVERY THURZDAY. $U a 7eair Invariably in Advane, tered ut ickens, S. C. Postoffce as Scond Class Mail Matter. 3ARY IIOTT, Editor and Mgr. SHElIFFS SALE ATE Oy SOUTH CAROLINA. -UNTY OF FICKENS. COURT OF COMMi1N PLEAS, W. Ferd. Vs K. Coutn. R F. L na:it J. W Marshal. T P. Batts. American slIicing 'M: hi't ('Y. W. H1. Baillen inc E m :3hn o. Me. ray Rifrig r Co and R. E. 3ructe. . If 1 L . Ce.h . norT.d. da:4.. heL Ih Ju '":i n:.. ('i Ir kcns. S. c.. t I of vetmner. I-22. I the -hes-t bidhter en LESDAY IN D . 1 "'. .'g the k :al - . ore ,ht* c : k S. C.. ... ill that :ta . - or et of lane! :1 . ; . .. ..a: aboved r.a: a :. :' . ... n of pTr Cats. . .!. .t .\. Bal nt, art!i .:- : tal::in. 4 acres. ii, or. : t a nd iX ! 4. et of hia..i tis day - sd to by W. W. IF . r.. - pla: , . : ci.y . M t. . o d ulrt'. + .. . . . f . I : N r Idin, an ....,n t! , . \,1 : in :tr . . f' u : e r. .t. a -day 1'' ,:tn~ A~O -n v~c c ert ; w a : : a r.ai . w >grty: eri, . 't t . \ W. L. a2i - Pickno. i tis :. li.F. m1 Ml4u 'png and bein ft . m a F een 'ed to L. K. C ut. '.. Mr-. I.. J ken.; and t:,r tb e d 1 i iate i th. -day <: J:ne. 1x 20. ti w. hich ert:t uriene e it maE 1 . Fie. )ne Refrigerator Cn: .12:1 shown on pIage of t a a. >lu ,o )ne. C. ooer- 1 0 t. wi.. and 1 f po achine ft.mhie. Freezer fi ofr blt. deer. Two six Thre -afil window( i lrontt Ote rna >ra R.g H.b::.ared, inrt 1in)1 parii .eenii Coer, In Freezer 1rpin nainde fr.< onginted. ie inep *l s i cooer six in h alls t ISzer. Frl by fulc esferition No de fro cennton <Mtaedinto C( V.. K. Cuch, datored dune 2lek -kensfo c5 ~nntyhttlmga( >k . page 4age 50 to 2 ad 9 tio AMerihin implete h~aving~ fl1 .1El 41 C.nehs in (ilmeter I. 11 ine ec fo beat fowr.llIWS Twovixie ni agso reorunt on ornaii enio Condeser, i stan 12o pip~: tr o sthie tankt 23x12- oi nto 3-11 a., adl~thelopr ois o lshrive, byl specifclat No 9ofro t eminto Mlachine C L. K.Couch rrie inClrk. e h for Pickens CoVlumtyC TECRTS: ChOMday of EA.pr .er ItltoT payt. ohal paner. revenr (nps. Beand fo rrdnk t amn hedi purchasr faintifcmpy w.t terr Wsnton thendr' wthi.o n pdesuacbod wia ereod t of the fomer sturdchase.' i R... RARK dated Octob .r 3:d, 1922, and to me directed. I will sill to Lhe highest bidder on PALESDAy IN DECEMBER, 1922, during the legal hours for public sales before the Court House door at Pic!kns. S. C., the following two tracts or lcts of haid, to-wit. All that :ie:.c. paicel cr lct of land ly:ng and being in the county a::d state fcresaid on waters of Twelve Mile rivcr, bounded by lands cn Nc south of R. J. Phiii;Aon the east by J. II. Rowland, and on the nrth . the catate cf E. H. Law rence. and containing six acres, more or less. as sh zwn by a dezd made to Rid. Gint. by R. G. Gaints, et ai, dated Jan. 3, 190'3, an: recorded in Pickens c;:nty in Bczk C. C.. page Also all that r'ecc. parccl or lot d ly>ng~ andi bein-z in the State nd etr. v :creid ;i thc town cf Calhoun. bcanded on the north by H.::y Gwnit, o:n the West by Daniel E~rdh. Sc uth by Nellie Wilson, and ' . . i church lot. an:t con *:.: --hif acre, more or less. TEH.V': :th In day of sale; pur chm: t. :fer all parrs, revenue stamp:j : for rcc.rding the same. If 1 urcha :' fails to comply with the t'rry cf th.. =ale within a reasonable il the larn: will be resold at the i isk of the former PUr chaser. R. R. ROARK. Sh. ritT Pickens County. Nv. 14. 1422 SHFRIFF'S SALLE .STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. (OUNTY OF PICKENS. IN C'LRT OF COMMON PLL\S. I'. P. l :: and N. E. Smith tradinir U r'1 the .Ur inlame and style of J. P. M1eCoy and Compiany. P'laan tir''. H. Wi'.son LesIly. C. M. Folger. 1in-h:ir. an:1 J. P. Carey. DIefen iar:. 1' . - of a d'rctial crder n ad. ir ta. abve state-d case and n:' '. J. mlau.iin. 1:t Judicial circu:t. at ais ,. the- lt :t day c.f Novemn - A. D.. 1'22. I will sell t, the t b'.ider .n .IESI)AY IN DECEMBER. 1922, . rir ." the leal hoars for public - ale- 1s ". the Court House doo - a Pick ns . S. C.. the following des - 1r t i Ieni estatt to-wit: e All that ctrtain~ 1iee. Parecd o i tract of land lying - ini Easley an Liberty Townships, Pickens county l . !:tair.irg thir.. -one acres. more 0 etn ad.?, inin. '.ands oif J.. M. Lesle. -V~ F. Lesley. Frank L.-slty an nl others. This beine~ part of my fathe e W. 11. J. Lesley's estate, and wa conv!eyt d to me by A. J. Boggs, cler cto Ceurt for Pickens County. S. C t 5&c deed book L L, page S. Clerk' .ctfice. for Fickens county, to wh'e i dIced reference is h::reby made. 2TERMS: Cash on day of sale, pur f chaser to pay for all papcrs. ievenu stamps and for re-.ordling the same I f purchaser fails to comply wit the tei ms of saie within once hou after the sale the land will be rc - sold at the risk o. the former put r' chase~r. I ~ R. R. ROARK. I Shriff Pickens County. Nov. 4, 1922. SPECIAL NOTICES FOR SALE-Piga and milk cows. [ ~C. Baker. A UCT ION SA LE-Nov. 22, mtule: c'ows, wagon, buggy, farm tools, cot fodder, etc. R. M. Lusk. -The Taylor-Colquit.t Tie and Pol Co. are going to give on Xmas Da -$l00.00) in cash prizes at both Picl1 e-j and Seneen. These prizes ar beinag g ivenI to the persons hauPna t he most ties. Think of it. Somt n'unna little family will h(e madle hir py Xmas day. Why not. yours? I you begin to haul now you will stan 1a good chanec as few tie: were haule 'inst menth on accoul. of gath~e'n FOR SA.LE-November 29 at 2 M. Christepher's. on Mat Stewart farm. twvo mules, ene buggy. on wagon, Ofne turner, distributor, an - t.h r plws one eult:vator. also cor end fodder. Remecmber the date. No vem11ber' 29, 1922. 2t CAR~iITDE for sale at AX. A. Moon' e tore cheaper than you can order it I Sept. 23. NOTICF.-Gin days Ttesday an, I' iidays. W'ill buy scrap cotton an gin quilt cotten for anyone. Arthu W. WStorhene .e i- NTACk, F kLE.CT1'N Office of County Supt. of Educatioi of Pickens County. Whereas a petition from the free holders and electors of Long Branch School District No. 23 has been filed with the County Beared of Education Pickens county, asking said board permission to hold an election in said school district to determine whether or not fcur mills extra levy shall be levied in said school district for school purposes, or whether the pre sent levy for school purposes shall be reduced five mills; It appearing to the County Board of Education that the petition meets the- requirements' of the law, there I fore, it is ordered that the trustees of the above named school district do hold an election November 18. 1922 at the school hcuse for the above stated purpose. the trustees are to be managers and shall conduct the election as alr general elections are conducted. and in accordance with Section 12') f the schocl law. The polls wili be -I e; from 9 a. m. to 4 p. 1.. By order <f the County Board of Education for Pickens cunty. F. V. Clayton, Sic. and Chairman. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF Complaint not served.) STATE OF SOUTH CARbLINA, COUNTY OF PICKENS. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Henry E. Maw, individually and as executor cf the last will and testa ment of Rosa 'Maw, deceased. Plaintiff. against, fhn law. Olive Maw, Annie W. lams. Walter Maw. Joe H. Max' Lorette Maw, Ccnn tte Maw. M - r:ie Williams, Bessie Martin. Rig ard Maw. Whitner Maw. Al .: Mav. Julius Maw, Will Maw. Mar. Stevcns. Martha Jewcli. John Mrw R'S)er: Maw. Mary Gam.away Charie Gassaway. Elizer Ga - w:;. Paul Gas: away. Traywv Gw nw.y and Martha A. .Arr. Deftndants. Tc the Dcfendants ahoved a~'*d: ( aeu c hereby sunnoned and re etir ed to answer the compsint i: this action. which is Iiied in the of :ce- of the Cle.rk of the Court of C '-nmnw Picas for said County, aid to serve a copy of your answer to th< s id comrlaint on the subscriber a 1. is office at Fickens. S. .C., withii twenty days after the service hereof r c.cl'- vi of the day of such service rri if ycu fail to answer the corn air.t with'n the time aforesaid r the plaintiff in this action will appl to the Ct.urt for the relief denande in the cocmpikin:. r C. E. Robinson. . Pia~n:iff's Attorney. 0. S. Stewvart. -Clerk of Court. Da~ted Nov. 1, 1922. NOTICE OF FINAL SETT1LEM EN' - ~ AN[D DISCHARGE. Netice is hereby given that we wi make application to N. A. Christc pher Esq., Judge of Probate for Pick r ens county, in the State of Sout -Carolina, on the 25th (lay of Novem her. 1922. at 11 o'clock in the fort noon. or as soon thereafter as sai application can be heard, for leav to make final settlement of the per sonal estate of M. F. Williams, d<c ensed, and obtain discharge as es Scutors os said estate. Maymie Williams. John M. Williams. Executors. 'T1XA~ NO'tICE We, the undersigned hereby prohi bit all persons from hunting, fishing cutting timber or trespassing in an: manner upon ouir lands, under ful penalty of the lawv. S. S. ChildA, S. WV. Williams, J. M. Gillespie. J. E. Gillespie. J. A. Hunnicutt, 'J. D. Stancell, L. P. Stephens, - IE. D. Ohildress, f I B. E. Ptorter, J. F. Lecwis, -I J. M. Brazen,, -' J. T. lDillard. B. R. Parrott. - ~ T. II. Hlolliday, E. F. Collins. T. R. Merek. I ~ 1W. L. Pressley. 1 ~ ~ Mack blurhami, R . B. Hlunnicut t. I ~ S. E. Mauildin, Tulley H. Hlolliday. J. HI. Powers J. L. Murphree J. C. Stewart. I B. H. P'ower-r. J. D. Davis Hovey- Murphree, NO HI FORFALL Notwithstanding the fact that r.:ccs on.mrrchandise has advanced cn a basis of 15c cotton, and will be tions, Ladies' Ready To Wear, Met Buggies .nd Wagons, Furniture a SOMI Go-: . L ght right sell themsel YOU CAN Gr: C :s. Stetson Hats. ( 'ed S>as. Ir.erwoven hosiery. B; r : -.Nw Hnme Sewing ., led C: -: F:.i Mattresses. IT-S A FLZASURE TO KNC FOLCER The home of Walk-O' Stetson hats, Inter-wov Home Sewing Machines Lady Corsets. (lothili. Shoes, I Co-NTY TAX NOTICE ::e collect'on of taxes will be open =. 1922, to December S refer to can pay in with 1 per cent addi Th:e who prefer paying in Feh a-*. 1923, may do so with 2 r-: cert additional. Those who pre fer paying in March 1923, to the 15th of said month. may do so by an ad dition of 7 per cent. After said date the books will close. Those who do not wish to come to the office can write me and I will furnish them with the amount due . and they can remit me by check money order or registered mail. - Flease do not send money withoul registering same, as it is liable t< get lost and it is at senders risk. State Levy, 7 1-2 mills. Ord Co., 10 mills. Const. Schools, 3 mills. Road Bond, 3 1-22 mills. Special Roads, 5 mills. Total. 31 mills. Road Tax, 83.00. Levy for interest on Pickens R. R Bonds. Hurricane township, 2 mills. L~evy for interest on Pickens R. R Bonds, Eastatoe township, 2 1-2 mills Levy for interest on Pickens R. R Bonds. Pickens towvnship, 2 mills. Poll tax 81.00 . (One Dollar.1 Every male person between the ages of 21 to 60 years is iable cxcept thos( excused by law. .Commutation Road Tax, $3.00. Al: .persens owing dloes are required tc pay a tax of $1.25 pn each (log. Dog txmust he paid by February 1. 1923 . Special School tax by Districts District No. 1, 7 mills. .District No. 2. 11 mills. DistrX't No. 3, 8 mills. District No. 4. 8 mills. District No. 5. 12 mills. District No. 6, 8 mills. District No. 7, 8 mtills. District No. 8, 20 mills. District No. 9, 20 mills. District No. 10. 16 mills. District No. 11. 24 mills. District No. 12, 10 mills. District No. 13. 15 mills. District No. 16. 8 mills. District No. 17, 20 mills. District No. 18, 14 mills. District No. 19, 8 mills. District No. 20, 11 mills. District No. 21. 8 mills. District No. 22, 8 mills District No. 23. 10 mi11s. District No. 24. 10 milks Distr(ct No. 25, 14 mills District No. 26, 14 mi'll. District No. 2-:. 12 mills District No. 2S, 8 nils. District No. 29. 10 m'ills. District No. 80. S mills District No'. 21. 20 mi ls District No. 22, 8 ills Dis:riet No. :22. 11 n ills Distric No. 2n. 8 mnt 0. Distr'e: N. ii 1 mills. D)itric N . ~. mills. District No. :. "16 mills. Di rft N . 'M 1 mils. P .ti- N\ . c'1. a il s. P stpe N '. '2 2 mills. isrict No. t4. 18 mills Dist.N. 4 I. 8 ils Ditit No. 410, 15 mills, Dis-.e No. -47. 14 millk. Distr ic No. 418. 15 mills. DititNo. 419. 15 miils. District N o. 50, 8 niills. Ditrc N'. 51. 8 mills. DI)trit No. 52, 8 mills. Dis~i No. 55, 10 milks. Dti No. 56, 8 mills. I (O. T. Hintcn Connty Tiere ER PRICES" AND WINTER 1922-23 cettcn has advanccd to much higher prices than' most people expected, vcry little. All our fall and winter goods were bought at the lowest point, s ed accordingly. This applies to our entire stock of Dry Goods and No i' and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Underwear, Shoes, Hardware and Groceries, d House Furnishings. ? LINES WE HANDLE es. It doesn't take a Special Sale w ith a brass band along to sell them. T GO WRONG IN BUYING ',rhart Overalls. Walk-Over shoes, Eindicott-Johnson shoes, Red Riding r.;cr Brown hosiery. (Good since T ige was a pup) Ivory garters, Iron Lh.es. Chase City buggies. Blue R ibbcn spring, (Guaranteed 25 years). W WHEN WE WAIT ON YOU WE GIVE YOU VALUE RECEIVED. SHENDRICKS & CO. rer, Red Riding Hood and Endicott Johnson shoes, en hosiery, Griffon Clothes, Carhart overalls, New Irun King Stoves, Chase City buggies, American lats and Gents' Furnishing Goods a Specialty Call for Pictorial Review Patterns W40 +O\ TH E UN IVERSA-L:CAR ' 4 4 EFFETIE CTOBERS17, 1922 O* 4 T 4 O 4 Torn .Satr--.----.-..*...-6.0490 4 Rodtr4li-- - - - . ... 6.0360 '4 R aseSatr --.-- ... . 3.0490 4 Rodtr tre N E W.Rm . .6.0450 4 T yr-- -e -- ---- 0.- B. 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