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CLERK'S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAAOLINA, COUNTY OF PICKENS. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. D. B. Taylor, Plaintiff,' against Susan L. Holcombe, Individually, and as administratrix of the will of C. A. Holcombe; Susan L. Davis. Cor rie Taylor, J. B. Holcombe and S. 't. Kelley, I fendants. In pursuance of a decretal order mgade in the above stated case by his Honor Judge T. J: Mauldin, at Cham bers Pickens, S. C., dated Oct. 27th, 1922, I will sell to the highest bidder on the terms hereinafter named, SALESDAY IN DECEMBER, 1922. the same being December 4tn, 1922, (luring the legal hours for sales at Pickens Court Hou.e, S. C., the fol !"wing described tract of land towit: All that piece, parcel or tract of larnd in the County and State afore said, on Twelve Mile river, auwuin'ng lands of N. M. Madden, Mitchel.1 Knowels, E. B. Stephens, E. H. Law rence. R. J. I'hilpot, and others, and (cntaining mne hundred and fifty (100.50) acres more or less. TERMS: One-half cash on the day c sale the balance on credit of twelve ni onths, to he secured by bond of the j:r.rchaser and M;rtgage of premises, r.nd to dra.w interest from day of sale at the rate of eight per cent. v .th 1, ave to the purchaser to pay 11 cash. In the event the purcha~se: fails t:> comply with the terms of sale ir one hour the same will be resold the same day at the risk and expense (.f the former purchaser. Purchaser to pay for all papers, revenue stamps awd recording the same. O. S. Stewart. Clerk of Court, Pickens County, S. C. November 10th 1922. SPECIAL NOTICES F OR SA LE -Pigs and mulk cows. I. C. Btaker. In order to help ercate a market for farm produ.. c' w. are .ffering to cxchange furn:ture for I:ii ids o' farm prcducts. such as i.',.atoes, cab bage, turnips, Lay, ecru, pas eci. o: if You owe us an account we will give you the privilegc of paying in these comnoditips. FOR SALE.-One good Dellco light plant, one Dc'.lge automobile in good con(lition, apply to Robert Baker. FOR SALE.--To the one making me Lhe best offer hv. Thanksgivinz day one s.econd hand 14 h. p. Sintjestic gast.line enigimi.. Your chance to get an engin< ehhc~ap. C. E. Robinson, lVickcaus, S. C. 2t. - il imUy highest market price for r.. nP nant cotton) at Rce'ce's Gin. A. G. 'tecec. M gr. WVA N'TEDl--T'lo <:<ehange furniture~ for a (ne hor".e wagoni or w',ill i'ay cesh for a g~ood seccend hand wagi.on at a bargauin. N. L.. & G. 1B. llumil ton, Naslt y, 'S. C. A UCTIO N SA' LE-Nov. 22, mules co~. wvagon, buggy, farm tuols, corni fodder, etc'. R. M. [Lusk. CARIDE fo sale at A. A. Moon ' ttore cheaper' than you can ordler it Sept. 23. You Will Find iness at the S And paying the for produce. ~48c per doz fo: Hims 15 to 25 Hams over 251 to size and quality. Your trade is a 'Yours f J.W. HEP CLERK'S SALE! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF PICKENS. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Jasper Oats, Plaintiff, against . Sam Wilson, Defendant. In pursuance of a decretal orde1 made in the above stated case by h' Honor Judge T. S. Sease, dated SQp tember 28th, 1922, I will sell to the 1 ghest bidder on the terms herein after named, SALESDAY IN D1ECEMBER, 1922 the same being December 4th, 1922 during the legal hours for sales at Pickens Court House, South Carolina the following described property t wit: All those three tracts of land situ te in I'ickenus County. South Caro Tina, to wit: First. All that tract of land pur eI a. ed from M1ary Ilallums, contain ing One hurdred and eighty (180) n res more or less, adjoining the I:.nds of Lawrence MeWhorter. Ab Youig estate, Carmel church prop Srtv and others. Second: All that other tract of land known t the Thomas King land. containing one hundred and fifty 1150) acres more or less, adjoining 0 lands of Gill Fowler, the Parson .r, property. Lewis Gillespie and othe-rs. Third: All that tract of land pur (hae(l by J. S.~Wilson from Mrs. !y ra McWhorter, containing one L.undred and five (105) acres, more or less. adjoining the last described tract. Mary Ann -iIinis. lands of Lawrence MeWhorter, Tom Watkins cend others. Reference is made to the above mentioned deeds wherein the above hinds were conveyed to J. Sam Wil son, for a complete description r: The Taylor-Colquitt Tie and Pole Co. are going to give on Xmas Da3 $100.00 in cash prizes at both Pick ens and Seneca. These prizes ar< being giv.n to the persons haul'nt the most ties. Think of it. Som< mntin; little family will be made hop py Xmas day. Why not yours? Ij ruu begin to haul now you will stan< a good chance as few ties were haule< inot month on accour.t of gather'ni crops. FOR SALE-November 29 at M. Christopher's, on Mat Stewart farm, two mules, one buggy, on N agon, one turner, distributor, an other plows, one cultivator, also cor and fodder. Remember the date, Ni vember 29, 1922. 2 NOTICE--Gin days Tuesday an I' ridays. WVill buy scrap cotton an gin quilt cotton for anyone. Arthu W. Stephens. 3t FREE-We are going to offer premiuim to all who will settle the acecunt in full bef'ore Christmas da: Th'lese prenmiums to be given at~ C ~hristmins- w~elek. 'Cme c:atiy an gs t your namhe tu1 the prt'hium l is E. L. & G. 13. llamilton. Easley, C. Cotton e'rop is light and crn checap; c ross ties is your money cro Gtbusy fhey are bringingago lprice and the season :s nowv at hant IWhy b~e idle from nowv on; make yor time count like oth~ers who are hau m ig. Me Doing Bus ame Old Place Greenville marke ~'eggs at'present. lbs. 25c, bs priced according ppreciated. or trade, JDRIOKS. said property. TERMS: One half cash on day of sale, the balance on credit of one year to be secured by mortgage on the premises. bearing- interest at the rate of eight per cent from date of sale, purchaser to pay for revenue' stamps and all papers and the re r cerding same. The successful bid 3ier immeiate7y upon the sale of the premises to him shall deposit with the said'clerk the sum of eight hun dred dollars as guarantee of his con plhance with the terms of his bid in' reasonple time. Should he not so comply, the said premises will be re sold on the same or on some-, subse quent salesday on the same terms at the risk and expense of the former rp'rchaser after crediting said de isosit on the Mortgage debt of the plaintiff. In case of compliance the (ceposit shall be applied on the pur chase price of the land. O. S. Stewart, Clerk of Court. Pickens County, S. C. Nov. 9th 1022 ~ CLERK'S S t'.E STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF PICKENS. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. C. A. Gibson, Plaintiff, against Maybelle Wilson Merritt, et al, De fendants. In pursuance of a dec retal order wade in the above stated case by his Hcnor Judge T. J. Mauldin, on :4th (lay of Nov. 1922, i will sell to the highest bidder for Cash, on SALESDAY IN DECEMBER, 1922. the same being December the 4th. 1922, during the legal hours for sales at Pickens Court House, S. C., the following described tract of land to wit: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, lying and being situate ir Pickens Township, Pickens coun ty, S. C., adjoining lands %f Sam. B. Craig, C. B. Parsons. T. N. Davidson, .'nd L. Grow, beginning on post oak runn'ng North 33,W. 13.57 to stone, thence due north 10.54 to stone, thence south 57 1-2, E. 9.16 to pine (gone), thence north 12.W.6.90 to stone, thence South 89 E.11.70 to center of branch, thence up the meandering of said branch to r.rin. thence south 37. E.5. to iron pin on 1oad thence south 63. W5.80 to iron 1 pin on road, thence south 71.W.. to s iron pin o.i road, thene south; 59. *e W 6.40 to iron pin, thence south 46, d W. 3.225 to bend in road. thenc.e south n 59, W.2.20 to the beginning corner. . Containing 45 acres, more or less. snd being knowvn as the honi. place eof the late Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson -Gibson. d TERMS: CASH en ay of sale, rl .ui'chaser- to pay for stamp~s, and rc eed and the recording the same. If -purchaser fails to comply with the ternms of sale in a reasonable time th ae will be rdaold at the risk an cxpcnse of the former purchaser. 0. S. Stewvart, Clerk of Court t. Pickens County. S. C. Noveber14, 1922. SHERIFF'S SALLE SSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, .COUNTY OF PICKENS. dliN EOURT OF COMMON PLEAS. :.Mrs.. Lena Ccx, Plaintiff, vs I. E. F. Looper. as executor of the last will andl testamcint et Mrs. Lizzie Looper, decceasedl, Defendant. By virture of an execution is-sued and signedl by O. S. Stewart, Clerk or Court for Pickcns County in the " above stated case, diatedl the 2nd day of Novembier, A. D. 1922, and to me directed, I have levied upon andl will sell to the highest bidder on SALESDAY IN DECEM~BER, 1922, during the legal hodrs for public sales before the Court Hou.s door at Pickens, S. C., the following' des cribed real estate to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of land lying and being in the State end county afor-esaid, on Tweave Mile river, adjoining lands of the County Poor Farm, Taylor Adams, A. M. Morris, and others, and containing one hundred and forty seven (147) acres, more or less, and being known as the home place of Mrs. Lizzie Looper, deceased. p' TERMS: Cash on (lay of sale; pur chaser to pay for all papers, revenue stamps and for recording the same. If purchaser fails to comply with the terms of the sale within a reasonable time the land wvill be resold at the ilsk of the former purchaser. R. R. ROARK, Sheriff Pickens County. Nov. 14, 1922. Cotton iS bringing 25 1-4j cts. in Pickens today. (Wed-1 nesan) SHERIFF'S SALLE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF PICKENS. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. A. M. Mauldin, Plaintiff, vs' John Hunt, H. W. Hamilton and j.! H. Earle, Defendants. In pursuance of a decretal order trade in tie above stated case and r:igned by h-s Honor T. J. Mauldin, Judge of the 13th Judicial circuit, at chambers on the 11th day of Nov ember, A. D., 1922, I will sell to the highest bidder on SALESDAY IN DECEMBER, 1922, during the legal hours for public sales before the Court House door 1A&l? The packag Your taste c The sales pr Over 7 billio Libcrrr & MY ER S TOBACCO Co. To stimulate tka lowing offer at our We will give in number ties Second greatesi Third greatest:> Fourth greatesi No strings to this ol tie checks. Get'b Christmas and mak< COTTON CR01 CROSSTlES ARE B] We buy both R( WAKEt UP ! TAYLOR-a01. at Pickens, S. C., the follow-ig des cribed real estate to-wit: All that certain piece, parcel or lot of -land lying and being situate it! the city'of Easley, state and coun ty aboved named and known as one lealf of an original lot of land No. 6 :n block No. 7 as shown by plat made by J. H. Edmunds, C. E., for the late Dr. R. F. Smith, and front ing on Johnson avenue 50ft. and be-' ing 107 1-2 ft. deep, and being the same lot of land conveyed by D. M. Mauldin to John Hunt, reference to which deed is hereby made, and being the same lot mortgaged by John Hunt to D. M. Mauldin. See volume 22, page 167, Clerk's office for P -ckens county. suggests it. onfirms it. ove it. in sold yearly IS, je i bsi ness Pk adS"e CASH to :n m r .. u b te . ;e numbertiebsiness er numbrds tob isy and take this a your f'amily happy IS LIGHT AND C RINGINGb A GOOD ~d and White 10ak 'I WAKE UP.! V QIIITT. TIE ANEl x 13. Terms: Cash on day of sale, pu chaser to pay for all papera, revenu' stamps and for recording the samn' If purchaser fails to ply Withth terms of the sale wit'in one houj after the sale the same will be re sold at the risk of the former pur. cl.aser. R. R. ROARK, Sheriff Pickens County. Nov. 14 1922. Pickens is fortunate in having a cash market for cross ties. Not only do Taylor-Colquitt Tie and Pole Co. buy white oak but they also buy rett oak ties. They have a tie inspector ut Seneca as well as at Marietta 1 1 c Convenient package -glassine-wrapped, B eld TTES TfT ElO . V EU AY we make the fol-b yards:. uling greatest * . . $50.00 . ~. . 25.00 . . .15.00 * . . 10.00 made from paid money home for QRN IS CHEAP. PRICE. 1. .4 VAKE UP! ~POLE COP