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New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
NfANHATTAN-

FULTON sTREET-The Charles T. Noyes
Company has resold to an investor for Arthur
r Browning No 205 Fulton street a store and
loft building on a plot covering l,A5O square ieet
2l5T STREET-Louis schrag has sold for the
estate OF Christopher PosteIa the four story
dwelling house No 15s West 2lst street on lot
20x92 feet, 70 client
bath STREET, Arkn Bonirne has re1o!d
tie church property al Nos. 40 and 41 West
i34th street, 5Gx99.ll feet between Fif;h and
lie; OK avenues. 70 tho Baptis; Church MISSION
BROADWAY-James Z. Barry & Co. have sold
for Joseph Haefeiin The four story single nat
house No. 1924 Broadway on lot 25XlOO feet.
to Mrs Frances L Lee. The house IS located
between the Princess Court and Bradley Court
apartments. and has not changed hands since
1851.
SIXTH AVENCE-Th Thomas L. Green has sold
No 942 Sixth avenue. tour-story bu!!c!ng' on
lot p. 6x75 feet. &c feet north OF SD street.
36TH STREET-Horaee 5. Ely & Co. have
sold No. 80 West 36th street. four-s;ory eui d
Ing. on lot 20x9s9 feet. for Isabel c. smith.
The property had not changed hands since ,s'S.
12lsT sTREET-shaw & CO havs. sold FOR
Mrs. Sarah =. Albro. No. 2i0 West l2ist street:
feet. Mrs. Al5ro took in exchange the four
story double fathouse al No. GIL East 10Th
street or plot 33xIl5 feet The same brokers
recently sold the latter property for John
OLeary.
nth sTREET-Wnllam VOLTS son has re
No 12l Fast 77th street nve-story tathouse.
or lot 25Xl022 feet The seller ACQUIRED the
property recently through the same broker from
Mrs. Marie 5. Dage
THE BRONX
ALEXANDER AVENUE-Frar-isb -isba Gie~e-
rich has sold 20 an investor 40 26i Alexander
avenue. fve-sto-y Hatholsc, on let 2oNlCO leet
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
OPPOSE SUBWAY BUILDING
Three Plaintiffs Fight Demurrers
in Brooklyn Court.

penurrers in three suits instituted 10
prevent the city from entering into con-
tracts with certain railway companies for
the operation Of the new suoways were
argued before Justice Blackmar. in the Su-
prenne Court, Brooklyn, yesterday. In the
three cases the ground for demurring was
that the facts stated by the plaintiffs did
not constitute cause Of action. The de-
PENDANTS argued that the proposed con-
tracts were legal. and that the suits should
be dismissed. The decision was reserved m
each case.
The first case was that OF John r Ryon
against the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany and the Public Service Commission
the second was that of the Admiral Realty
Company against the commission and the
marlborough Rapid Transit Company and
the third was that Of John ]. Hooper
against both companies. the commission
snd the city
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

co5e M and nd Plmpton T. aves; Michael Leckner agt
Frederick S Naier ct al; Dec 20, 1910 can
4TR ST. 25s to 2s7 Vest w9lf csSssd ssss5ssag az;
is9p ST. ses to $40 East Hsaneys sys,S g Io as'
SAME PROPERTY; John J Kelly ast saH'e'
ofs ZANE nj i'fl PRoPERTY; fS Henry Schneider ast
same; Oct 81. 1911: 1927 o. ,,,rr co act
SANE PS9p5R5iTYE SG EFT !, Sse Mei''0e's MARK 20
SANE PROPERTY; Isaac seligson ast sane'
Nov IA le1i; $3.50. n-,,. r. sr,
sane; saNH &C. IpRoPERrY; Hull Grippen & Co agt
same Oct %, 1911 s1i4 Lila 10 xandra Co agt
same; Oct 25, ieii; s2,l75.
SAME PRoPERTY; Evans Krester as'
't; ZANE PRoPERTY; Cross. Austin & e, Ireland re
Lumber Co agt same; Oct 25, 1911 sl,sol %; "
10TH ST. 326 West; Louis De ssoiS. Lorea2 s4a2 Hs' -
EpGEcoMBE AVE, cor 1eSth eS ST. Z; esify TBfy
Sand Co agt sun Construction 20 Ct d. 'u'
% eth 5gla ST @ so 40 and 542 West, colwel Lead Co
az, Sun Construction Co ct al; May J. 1911 s2'-
''S SAME PROPERTY; James Mcbride Co ast
same: May s. 1911; $210. ...
SAME PE;oPdE;RfTy!.;o d;f go, i ayman Brennan as'
same June 22 lg sssl goro1sh SS Cut Stone Co agt
sage SANE l4"f PESo5PERT{: John culio & Bro as'
sSNE PROPERTY; Harlem Wall Paper Sup
ply CO agt same; Nov rs. 1911 $50 81 ~
SAME PROPERTY: Gledhill wall Faper 20
agt same: Aug S. 1911: s145 90 .ar,..
SAME PROPERTY: Getler Sand co ast sa'''e'
Tuly 2s 1911; SIS 65 -, go.
SAME PROPERTY: Gus LucKes' inc ae'
same: Sept q. 1911: $500.
SANE PROPERTY; Elias Levinthal ast safne'
June 20, 19il $50 .ar,o
SANE PROPERTY; John cullo ct al agt same;
Julv g. 1911 $3.50 o.,.u.. .,a
HAVTMEYER AVE, 5 cor Qulmoy aye
Nicholas Be!on agt William Buhl et al: Jan L.
i's sINE PROPERTY; Edward Hunter ast same;
Tar II 1912. 500.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
OVi,h name and address OF lessee)
FApCTT

AQrEDUcT AVE. 1902; apartment 3B on
third Aoc-: Towanln Construction Co % Samuel
Cohen. 5o2 West ls0th 81. yrs ? mos from
March :. 1912: $500 address. 1902 Aqueluct
coURrLANDT AVE. W cor l8lst ct. store.
etc. George y Sinrson 20 Edward Foster and
ano; yrs. from March l. 1911; 5000; address.
FULTON ST. las and 10 all: Aeors L sarp-
son 70 Samuel BrIll Il al. 2i yrs from May !,
1907; taxes and >7.s75. address. lss Fulton ST
GRAND ST. 3sI and 3sli5: store and part
basement: sanue! Bernstein and aro 10 Jacob
L!ss. 3sl Grand 81 YRS 3 rcs from Dec :.
1911: So 500 10 s3. COO; address, 81 Grand st.
GREENWICH AVE. l54: al. Ks,hsrlna Kra's
70 Peter W snyder; I yrs from March !, 1912,
s. 800. address. l34 Grecnwicr ave.
MOTT ST. 2sO: store ana part basement:
Mortz We'll and ano 20 Eueen.o Di Lorenzo and
arc: 6 yrs from March l. 1911; 200; address.
PAS Mott ST.
MANI ATTAIN AVE. 1872; corner store: Frst-
erick II Peper 10 Isidor Cotn. 3 yrs from oct I.
1911: 81, 800. address. l52 Manhattan ave.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. W cor l25ih st. ooxico:
John o.Brien and ano 70 Charles 4 ,I,thm9n. 10
dress. 82i ST Nicholas ave.
WEBSTER AVE. 1910 10 1914: all: Echo
Amusement Co 70 Bash Amusement CO. . yrs
from March /, 1912; $1,000; address 1912 Am
stcrdam ave.
10 Sylvester Levy: ) vrs 5 mos from Dec l. 1911:
SO 1877; address. i4s West 18Th St
5TH AVE. $ c cor 53th 81. 52xlio. all; wood
bury C Langdon 70 the 10 Fifth Avenue Co: q
WIS from July /, 1911; $4,000: address, l49
Broadway.
9Th AVE. Cs2: store. etc: Adolph A Hegen1sn
20 Charles Meyer: WIS from May 50 400 and
s.. 600; address go 9th
9TH AVE. GAP: store and basement: Catherine
Ughetta 10 VIM smith: 10 yrs mo from
April l. 1911: $4,000. address. e42 9Th ave.
sTH AVE. $50: store and basement; Augustus
P Woofruf 10 Louis Drand'. ? yrs from May ].
1912, 50. 600. address. $50 sth ave.
23D ST. i3l and l33 East: part o. basement.
etc: Charles Kave 10 Fifth Avenue National
Bank OF City Of New YORK. 81 yrs from Feb /.
1912; S22 900: address, 300 Cd ave.
I'D ST. l5j West. all. Mary Z PlTgott 70
Flz VI Nelson. yrs mos from Aug J. 1911
s2. 300; address. 155 Yves, 73d ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
MECHANICS, LIENS.

BROADWAY, W cor 10Th 81. AZ SSlo0.3
Vorel Cabinet co art Maurice Mendham &
Modrid Co owners Samuel Mayors contractor
$500.
SAME PROPERTY. same agt same; 2,Odo SO
sTH AVE. " cor s0th 81, 30xiss.ex irreg;
Centurian Concrete Steel CO agt Henry Morgen-
rhgu Edmund r Mooney and Henry Mooney
owners. Abraham Goldsmith and Samuel Jack
man, Iessees; Fleischmann Bros co. contractors
S4,liS IS.
WEsTCHEsTER AVE, 231l 10 23l5; William
C kinney act Glauer Construction Co. owner ana
contractor; S2i3 IS
AUGUSTA PL. W s. 450 Il OF Eastern Park,
way' 25xl0o: Clyde Howes aGt Arthur II
Decker ana Linda s Decker, owners, Whit
taker, contractor: 500.
SOUTH CHESTNUT DRIVE. as Il cot NORTH
Chestnut Drive i23xl00xfl. lx1OO; Title Gcaron-
tee and Trust Co agt COLUMBIA Basso owner
Alexander Basso contractor; S35.
s6TH ST, 53s East Edward Mccabe agt
Katherine Bolz, owner and contractor si6so
MoHE0AN AVE- W cor is0th St, lisxIo
Rosedale Brass Mfg Co agt Nathan Rubenstein
owner George Dillon Inc contract or renewal
S274 IS
18TH ST, Isl and 1883 West; Hull. Grippen 6
Co agt l5i West 10th Street Co. owner and con-
tractor; $33 10
J AouEpUcT AVE, lio2 and l49ii Sophie Con-
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05

l27TH ST. $ 2o5 It Of 80 ave: 251es. =, II /
foreclosure OF mtg; atty, W Mulligan.
127TH ST, n 5. go II OF Sd ave. 25xee. III
catharine A Mcclure agt Alexander Lewis ct al
foreclosure Of mtg); atty. W G Mulhgan.
233D ST. s. $50 Il Of 4th ave. ls9xioo
Title Guarantee and Trust co egt De!uouclovS
Building Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg); atty
Swain.
WEBSTER AVE. 2osO; City of New York agt
Frederick Roth (notice OF levy); atty. \ X wat
son
LOTS Al and As. map OF property OF David
Cocks. Woodlawn Heights; Hugo Lehman agt
Minnie Ferguson Ct al foreclosure OF ntg); attys
Olcott, Gruoer. Bonynge McManus
LOTS and ?. map Of property Of DAVID
ran e, al foreclosure OF rtgJ, attys, olcott Cru
her. Bonynge & McAanus.
LOTS % %. "a and 25 map OF property Of
David Cocks, Woodawn Heights; Hugo Len
man agt Timothy Hurst et al foreclosure Of
m,g): attys. olcott, Gruher, Bonynge Nc
Manus.
LOTS 26 and 27. map Of property. Of David
Cocks Woodlawn Heights; Hugo Lehman ast
Bernhard Moral ct al foreclosure OF mtg) attys.
O,co,t, Gruber. Bonyrge e McManus.
WASHINGTON AVE, S, PSI II n o. l7sth
ct, 27x9l 10, Hugo Lehman agt Francis Nc
Eiernan et al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys,
Ocott Gruber. Bonynge & NcManus.
18Th ST. 26l West: Charles Lanler et al agt
Elizabeth a Dodge et al foreclosure OF mte)
attorney, W E CaInochan
LOT 100. map Of Section A, OF vyss estate;
James Nell agt John Ambrose action 70 set
aside assignment; attorneys, Blandy. Mooney
Shipman
LOT 3Ss, y, map OF village OF Wakefield,
Bronx. G & s Realty Co agt Francesca Ceroone
ct al foreclosure Of MTG; attorneys, Franken-
theler & Kaufman.
lO1ST ST. s, 200 II OF Park ave, 25x1Oo.ll /;
Louisa Kimberly agt Louis Biegeleisen Co ct al
! foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys, G B & z Gold
schmidt.
HOUSTON ST, 4a3 and 4eS East John B
! Haney agt Rose Messere et al action 70 fore
close mechanics lien); attorney, Cans.
BRooMD ST, 5 s. 97.6 It OF Essex 81, "a. .ex
! 6l3 August Ruff et al ast Martin Engel ct al
! foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys Gettner, Simon
! & Asher
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
9TH ST. y 70 16 West; for an IS sty lott oo1
aso. & Kave 1913 Broadway. owner; 5uchmah
e Fog, II East 59th st, architect; sooo'oOo.
AUDUBON AVE. S, 74.l II of lsSd 81; 81;
for a . sty dWlg and store 2O.Ixo3; WesI Ioo
Construction Co. Il Nassau g. .99onS6' 9%nS6' -
Hoeble. Il Nassau st. architect; slo'Voo
THE BRONX.
HOE AVE 2o4I4 tsot rIe,;t Home st. Two To2n
1852 Hoe ave, owner; Harry Howell 80 ave
and l4oth ct, architect: 100000.
MURDOCH AVE, 5. 100 Il OF Edengald
ave sty frame dwlg. 216333; Agan o- Son-
strlction CO. Samuel Aginsky. I6l East ZzV.n
a. president owners: Felson' 10 East
ll5th ST. architect $500.
wOoDYCREST AVE. $. 100 Il n OF lS6th
~ one 5 stv ard one sty brk tennt. ooNoo
each; Bagot Realty Co. IS John ST. owners,
Richard 4 Walker, 3 East 33d 81, srehitect'
$4,000
2s1sT ST, n cor Of Tyndall ave. sty frame
garage l2xis: Emanuel Kitzinger, on prem
ises. owner: I Campbell. 376 Woodycrest ave-
architect: 500.
2s1sT ST, SIS s737 II OF Spencer ave.
.ty frame garage, l2xls: Joseph Tilli, on prem
ises owner: I Campbell, e76 Woodycrest ave-
architect; 500.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
RH1NocERos HAS HIVES
So Says W.. Snyder After Diagnosis
If Park Animals Case.

Mss Smiles. the rhinoceros in the Central
Park n oagerie. has the hives according
20 a lias ,osis OF william Snyder, other
wisE known as "BnL" head keeper. Miss
Smiles has only recently recovered from
sn unknown malady that interfered with
her digestion and almost. ended her life.
When Snyder entered the stall OF Miss
Smiles yesterday, unannounced, he OBJ
served large Jumps on the hide Of the ami
nal. Miss Smiles was rubbing against the
vail and seemed to feel better for the
rough scratching. BY noon the Jumps had
spread to such an extent that Snyder de-
cided 10 use some medicines from the
menagerie medicine chest. Half dozen
things seemed TO 1T the malady, but Sny-
her was not satisfied. lie looked over all
me bottles and boxes and then studied
few books.
Its hives. believe me" said Snyder after
booking into the twenty-third book Then
ne got bucket Of neatsfoot oil and with
large paint brush painted the whole sur
face Of Miss Smiles Miss Smiles is about
forty-nine years oid.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
NEW PLEA FOR CHICKEN THIEF
Negro Tells Court Owner of the Fowls
Stole His Wife,

Alton. H.. March 4.-Gus Tucker, a negro.
charged with stealing chickens, felony,
pleaded the "unwritten law" when called for
trial before Circuit Judge Crow to-day. He
told the court he stole chickens from the
negro who stole his wife and that he did
not think he had done wrong.
Judge Crow and the states attorney
changed the charge 10 petit larceny, and
Tucker was sentenced TO iaii.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
NEWARK MEADOWS TRACT SOLD

Joseph P. Day mas sold to the Public
Service Corporation of New Jersey a tract
of land located on the Newark Meadows.
Ii extends from the BeleWlle turnpike to
the Hackensack River. paralleling the
tracks Of the Delaware, Lackawanna d
Western Railroad, and IS in the vicinity OF
the large tract Of land recently sold by Mr..
Day TO the Motor Speedway Association.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
PUBLISHERS GET CORNER STORE.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company has leased for term Of years
the corner store and basement in the Hotel
Lorraine, southeast corner Of Fifth avenue
and 18th street. The tenant IS a large pub
fishing COMPANY. which will use The prem
ises for the sale Of rare and modern books
and urints
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
S375OOO FOR TWO APARTMENT HOUSES
The Spnqfed at Caremon Ave- and 125 ST. and Another SD
Story Structure in 135h ST. Bought by Realty Company


square feet at Nos 1O6 and los Seventh ave-
nue. to Thomas F. Harvey.
William VOLTS Son has leased the store
No ll27 Lexington avenue to Philip Sinnis,
and the store ct the southeast corner Of
Second avenue and 18th street to Albert
Furmann
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
MARCH l.
MANHATTAN

ALIEN ST. Is2 and ls4 a5xs76 Feb 90
1904 Joseph Green to Theresa Vile and ano;
Sl2 0o0; attorney. Jacob Gordon 230 Grand 81.
AVE 4, S. "a Il OF 10th ST. 25x75; Nov 20.
1909 Margaret A kolsch 10 Elizabeth X pool-
Ing: 1880; attorneys. Knox G. Dooling 6S Will
lam 81.
AVE 3. -. % 4xsO: Feb II. 1908; Isaac sa-
koski 10 American Mortgage Co: $4,000; at
torneys. Bowers & Sands, 81 Nassau 81.
BROADWAY, " cor OF ll3d 81, o0.llxl25
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05

deser agt Towanda Construction Co. owner ana
contractor; S2S7. -.
18TH ST, l West; Centrifugal Pump SpeS o.snsr
and Engineering Co agt Ienox Realty o. '"N'
uenewaD: $500.
e9D ST west. Harry f Bowsky agt Mar
garet | Hoyt and Timothy D Heaiy. o"he,5 rn5
Healy Restaurant co, lessee; Frank seerS' ool'
tractor; $625 SIS.
18TH ST II West: Louis Goldsten as' Msx
Godstein, contractors $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

VYSE AVE. s. $50 II n OF Jennings 81. 5Ox
100. Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Sinnott Co
S3T. 600
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
RATIONS.
MANHATTAN.
LIS PENDENS.

JEFFERSON ST. %. to a sty dwlg and
J lofts: W Nader 1877 Bowery, owner; Eoren-
| berger & Bardes, 122 Bowery, architects; 5000
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR sALE-Iarge house. all improVeSs,iseejks, impE0
Mot Gox25o truit trees grapes arg ccI.
run. price s.. 500 Address Mrs hat,,,T y
Inns. los Preston 81. Ridgehe-a - 49,
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
NEW JERSEY.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
CONNECTICUT.

p.pcrr. e5xee.l1. 10TH. NEAR BRooAp5wwA.si: W.:
as theatre, factory, garage NoILNU' ~
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05

RDArrIFUL inexpensive. accessible oopor-
chards. acreage. shore cottages -;S;,an. SSs ius-
tunities Absolutely honeSt c esSy Ann AGENCY.
trated catalogue free. DlbbbS
A Ansnnia Conn --.----------
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
THE BRONN
RECORDED LEASES.

ALEXANDER ANENUE-Frar -iska Gie~e-
rich has sold 20 an investor 30 26i Alexander
/ avenue ive-story AathoGse, on lot 20XlC0 feet
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05

Bungalow for sale. furnished or unfurnis5ez:
auto. garage, etc, trees, shrubs. lot 7jxlD.
house and furniture new
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-05
The Six Mile School.

The Six Mile Baptist Academy
opened it's fall term last Tuesday
5rd, inst, with Prof. S. A. Rut-
ledge as principal, and a full
corps Of teachers. The enroll
ment has not been learned but
an increased attendance was
expected. Some Improvements
have been made on the girls dor
mitory and material is being
put on the ground for the erec-
ton of a bows dormitory to
cost g, 500. This building will
accomodate forty boys and is
expected to meet present de-
mands. As the school grows
from year to year, both the
boys and girls dormitories will
be enlarged. Arrangements
have been made to take care of
the boys in private homes until
the building is ready to be occu-
pied, which will be about Octob-
er lst. Students are urged to
enter at the opening of the term
or soon thereafter, and all who
contemplate attending this in
stitution are urged to see or
communicate with the principal
Prof. s. A. Rutledge. Central,
S. c., r, T. D. No. 2.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-05
Mountain Trip.

Quite a delightful time was
enjoyed bv the crowd that pass
ed thru here last Tuesday on
their wav to Table Rock. They
reached the hotel that night and
Wednesday morning began to
climb and explore the glorious
scenery Of the mountain and
to view the surrounding country
Thursday they surveyed the
base of the mountain, which
displayed even grander sights
than the summit. Friday, all
returned to their homes after
stopping at Pickens for ice
cream and cold drinks, and later
at J. R. Morgan's for dinner.
The party consisted Of: Misses
Berta and Mamie Jones, Laura.
Virginia and Ethel Lawrence,
Janette and Evelyn Westbury:
Elsie, Ola and Lula Morgan and
Rosa Murray. Messrs. James,
Henry, Tom, s1aryin, Walter,
Russell and Henry Lawrence,
Lvston Stanley and Mack Nor
gan. Miss Berta Jones. Misses
Laura and Virginia Lawrence
and Mr.. James Henry Lawrence
We're the chaperones. NJ.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-05
A Gard From MIR. Bates.

To the voters Of Pickens county:
I am informed that it is cir
culated in some parts of Pickens
county that I have stated that
Mai. J. M. Stewart is in favor
of making the rate of interest
as high as twenty per cent. and
that he is in favor of requiring
cotton mill operatives to work
twelve hours. [ wish to state
that I have never made any
such statements. but on the
contrary, I do believe that Maj.
Stewart is the friend of the peo-
pie of his county and would
favor a lower rate of interest
and every possible relief that
the law could give to the work
inc people of whom am one.
Respectfully,
w. T. Bates.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-05
Cutting and Shooting.

Ice Cream festivals are all the
go now with the colored people.
They have supplanted the hot
supper festivities for the hot sea-
son. But with all the ice used
it does not cool their passions nor
prevent disorder. At one Of
these last Saturday night near
the brickvard 4 general mix up
and fight took place. During
the melee someone used a knife
so freely on Gus Hendricks that
it required so stitches to close up
the wounds. Will Hill was
struck on the head by a flying
bullet from a pistol, but he kept
right on eating cream. Virgil
Clinkscales was cut and Sam
Terrell had a ball to 90 through
his hand. It is not known
whether any prosecutions will
follow.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-05
Miss Jessie Lewis Dead.

Last Sunday night the sad
news was received here of the
death of Miss Jessie Lewis.
which occurred that morning:
She was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse J. Lewis. who form
erly lived in this county, bnt
who now live at Piercetown,
Anderson county. Miss Jesse
was about IS years old, a Christ
ian, and had many lovable vir-
tues She had been i'll for some
time with typhoid fever but
was thought to be out of danger
when she suddenly took worse
and died. Her remains were
inferred at WILLIAMSON the day
following her death. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis have the tender
sympathy Of hosts of friends in
this county in this sore bereave-
ment.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-05
Candidates Expenses.

In accordance with the rules
of the Democratic party each
candidate is required to file with
the Clerk of Court a sworn state
ment of all money spent by him
during the campaign. The fol-
towing is the amount spent oY
the various candidates in this
county as shown by their sworn
statements in the Clerks office.
S. B. Craig. $500. J. NJ.
Stewart, $4,000. J. NJ. Welborn
5000. E. P. McCravey, s33. 70
Fred Williams, s10.25. J. A,
Hinton, sl5.25. J. H. G. Nc
Daniel. $4,000. 4. J. Boggs,
$3.50. O. S. Stewart, s90.S5.
R. r. Roark, s21.00. J. g. Jen-
nings, s27.00. L. j. Connolly,
$50 As. n. A. Christopher, A9. 50
J. P. Hyde, s31.2O. J. D. Aiken
S45.4 40. H. W. Farr, $3.50. a.
Il. EdenS. S33. 90. L. II. Stewart
s41.75. E. H. Field, $3.50. +.
L. Hallum. S26.6O. Elias Day,
s31.S5. J. L. Bagwell, s22.7O.
J. NJ. Lawrence, S21.55, &. w.
Bowen, 1922 n. B. Moore,
s22. 20. E. G. Bowie, $500. E.
W. Pickens, $500. W. S.
CAN'T, $3.50. J. T. Stokes, $50
J. NJ. Jameson, $500, e. u
Rowland. $500. A.S.Porter, 81
50. W. n. Cochran. $500. S. f.
Keith, $500. W. Il. Grant,
So Is. T. W. Child, $500. J.
D. Simmons, $500. G. W.
Dorr, $500.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-05
Cedar Rock.

Mr.. Editor: It has been quite
a long time since I have seen
any news from this section, so
will give a few items.
The red spider on the cotton is
getting to be plentiful in this
community.
Misses Lila and Mamie Clark
and Mr.. Furman Poole. from
Laurens, has just returned home
from a visit to the Misses Miller.
Misses Lala and Carrie Stone.
from Grey Court, visited re-
latives and friends in this burg
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Julian and
son Tillman. have just returned
from Atlanta. They came thru
in their automobile.
Miss Ora Miller spent a few
days with relatives in Easley
last week.
Mr.. Tom Bramlett and dau-
ghter, from Laurens, are visit
ing in this section.
Mr.. Elmer Hendrix spent sew
eral days in Greenville last week.
Miss Zoa Porter is visiting re-
latives and friends near Liberty
The road scrape is now in this
community, and is doing some
splendid work,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Burdine visit
ed relatives near Croswell last
week.
Miss Beulah Smith, from the
Zion section, is spending awhile
with her sister, Mrs. Martin
Barr. TObla.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-05
Last Sunday at Mountain View.

Last Sunday will linger long
in the memory of some Who
were at Mountain View church.
A large congregation was pres
ent to take part in the worship
and to witness the baptism of
several persons. A very un-
usual scene was witnessed in
the burial of an lS-months old
child and the baptism of its
another. This was the wife and
ild of Mr.. Redmond Null.
Ter she sad rites at the grave
people went to the pool
be baptism was administer
; eight, by the pastor, Rev.
". Foster. AS the people
leaving the church a mule
say and threw Mrs. Joe
and Mrs. W;ll Durham
r two babies out of the
sand severely injured
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-09-05

We have been IN business IN this town
for some time, and we are looking to
build up trade by always advising our
patrons right
So when we tell you that we have
found the eczema remedy ana that we
stand back Of it with the manufacturer 8
iron clad guarantee, backed by ourselves
you can depend upon it that we give our
advice not in order to sell few bottles
Of medicine to skin sufferers, but be-
cause we know how 1t will help our
business If we help our patrons,
We keep in stock and sell, all the well
known skin remedies. But we will say
this: Il you are suffering from any
kind Vt skin trouble eczema, psoriasis.
rash or letter, we want you to try a full
size bottle Of D. D. D. Prescription
And, Il it does not do the work. this