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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-10
FINANCIAL.
AR TRONG'S MILLS

ARMSTRONG; MILLS. o.. April -
The annual congregational meeting OF
the Concord congregation took place on
saturday afternoon ~ last week with
sesslon that lasted all afternoon. Mucn
important business was brought before
the meeting and disposed Of IN an ex-
secdluElN progressive manner. Rev X
p. summons, OF eallsNille. was present.
preaching short sermon and presiding
AZ the election Of elders A rnfaalIra ID
importance that was passed was tine re-
peal Or the ordinance that has been ir
force Tor number 81 years. and accord
Ing 10 which the elders have served FOR
a term or six years. The system Of %
life term Of service for elders was
ador ted ana Or full session elected under
lt unanimous call was erterds.i t1
Rev. Jas Clark now located at ponnaId-
son Iowa and % la expected thar tho
cal VIII De accepted and that Rev.
CLARK will shortly b. settled a. the reg
ular pastor u the church Among the
.thcr Items u burincss receiving atten-
the elmout County EtanGsIIsfIe cam.
laiEn .ud. Sters Wgre taken towards
raising the sum asked fof ana Cor taxing
an active part in the campaign.
Revival meetings are sim in r-or-e-s
81 The ~. p. church Ht Armstrouc.
.The Ladies' Aid society or the Center.
vile ". j. church Will hold "a social az
ne tw2n hsii a. that place on saturdlv
cream and pie social with cuko-wnix
In connection
korrell Ramsey and Harry rima have
returned from business trip Co WIS
Conein.
D. u. Jarrett. ~ cthesda spent sun
day with friends hore
Mr. ami Mrs Mantle have left %
snend ihe summer with friends az Glove
william Kennedy and wife 81 eIiaire.
ere visiting Mrs. kenneday'a mother.
Mrs Alma GAY.
@. Moore was "a business caller 10
wheeling Saturday
1T. }. a. CLARK ~ eliaire was hero fo
zee Mra. Elizabeth scatterday The past
NirEil GLADDEN. who has been spending
The past Few months in Cleveland ia
visiting hla parents
ID VI. Ncafterdav recently sold hfa
team 60 West Virginia rartfae Tho
same PARTIES also bought the fine black
49, 49,. N. 'hII'N.
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DIRECTORS INVITED TO
WAYS AND MEANS MEETING.

The directors Of the board Of trade
have been invited TO attend the semi
monthly meeting OF the ways and
means committee. to be- held Wednes-
day 90 noon. in the grill room Of the
White 'FRONT.' cafe The session. FOL
lowing luncheon. will be- devoted TO
discussion Of the subject. CITY
Planning and the projects referred
iO by George J MathisOn In HE die-
tussion on the subject nj the last
meeting ~ the committee will be-
Riven special attention.
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Beginning or April n and continuing
20 ana including April IL. the school cf
methods for sunday school vorkers vyiti
be held In Oglehay hali az BETHANY The
out-of-town Instructors will be W j.
ark o. Louisville. KY, srperiutend-
Ont 81 the adult department and Nfigs
hazel Lewis. Of Cincinnati. ohio. ele-
mentary superintendent Prof. ". b..
White and isrv. =. = Morgan. Of Betbspv
VIII also Instruct. The school viii
START ~ 1880 o.. ~. each morning and
nithl cln 'aes VIII be he'll each evening
All people Interested fn SUNDAY s~bos,i
work urc invited 90 attend
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MARKETS CLOSED
Good Friday VIII BE Observed AZ
Local Brokerage Omces-Stoek
Quotations Will Not Be Received

Owing 70 the fact that Good Friday
II observed ~ n holiday by ali who
are engaged IN the stock and bond
business. no stock and commodity
markets will b. received in Wheeling
today. al OF the local stock mar.
kets vii be- closed and the employees
VIII have an opportunity 10 spend the
day at their leisure Reports from
the NcW YORK. HOston. Pittsburgh and
olner stock and commodity markets
VIII De received Saturday as usual
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Master Russell McConbs. OF the
Fourth ward. entertained a number OF
his little friends on Tuesday evening in
honor ofN his Seventh birthday. The
evening was pleasantly spent In music
and games. and ended with the serving
OF dainty refreshments. The little
guests departed at late hour wishing
Master Russell many happy returns OF
the day. Those present were; Misses
irene Leavitt, Clio Mason. Margaret VAL
dora Barnes, Helen He'll. Nellie Me-
Combs. Fl eda Crisis. opal. Genevieve
and Elizabeth McCombs Masters Guy
wood Yoho. Merle Cleinans HOY and
Russell McCombs. MIR. and Mrs. VIII
liam McCombs and y. Crisis.
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. April d ID
native cattle are in light supply
again this week. but the demand - ftlst
hrmcr. Hogs were not SO plentiful this
week but little higher. Good geo pound
hogs are not very plentiful: the nlaiori-
" are light weights. Calves are In
good supply this week and the demand
Tor them Is better than last week and
calves have been ready sale at Ericss
quoted. Lambs are In fair supply nun
the demand is weak sheep are In HIGHT
supply with some little demand FOR
them. Fresh cows are in ligat supply
tyi others not wanted.
We quote as follows.
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THREE APPLICANTS FoR
ARMY ARE ACCEPTED.

Three applications for enlistment
in the United states army were a..
ccUiod yesterday b. Capt H. S Hath
away 81 Pittsburgh. on the occasion
Of hIs official visit TO the local recruit.
ing station. The men left Yesterday
afternoon for tho barracks al Fort
Slocum. ". Y. They are ShirIie III.
'ampbcll ~ Wheeling Joseph Turk.
~ Blaine. o. and Elmer Blake. OF
,ameron. W Va. All we're assigned
TO the infantry
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HAY AND GRAIN
Butter, Egg. and Cheese.

NBW YORK. April s-Butter steady:
unchanged
Cheese irregular. unchanged
trEa- weak. fresh gathered frrfr.
storage packed goo 20. frcaN gathered.
urHta 1871 RI lus seconds fNft mIu. state
ItlutNlNhnia ana nearby heuuerv
whites. fine "a fancy 5000. DO. rather
- whites %. DO. hennery browns 9 u q. 10
Flour-dufet
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Alice, the young daughter Of AR and
ward. picked a pin or the floor yester-
DAY morning, and swallowed It. The
parents were much alarmed ana called a
physician. but the child seems TO he in
no danger. aud % - the opinion OF the
ply sician and the parents that the chic
sWallowed ~ head downward. and n 50.
AND will not iniure her
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CHICAGO April s.-Hogs-Receipt <
l9,Oe0 head; steady. bulk OF sales SS.T5
$50 hght SS.e5 q SSH; mixed $3.50
q $50; pigs S7.60flS6b
Cattle-Receipts 1000; steady: beeves
Nt4VW 800; Texas steers S73OnS az.
stockers and feeders S5s5mSIs. cows
and heifers S3.75 ~ Sos. calves 81. OOls
1925.
Sheep-leceipts $4,000 head: steady:
natives 5000 100: yeaTliDgs ~ S0Ss
7.50; lambs native S6.3ONS.I5.
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Messrs. Park Wilson and Jack Harda-
way were In Steubenville, o., Tueslia y
and while there purchased n fine two
passenger Hupp automobile. which they
VIII use In their business. They have
taken the agency for a patented wagh-
ing machine and they will use the auto
20 Introduce u In all parts OF the county
and the neighboring cities
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. April 9.-Increasinx belief
that wheat had escaped damage from
the freezing weather tended today TO
ulslodge bullish control OF the market
Alter decided advance. prices closed
weak, ~ on 20 nc up compared
with last night Other speculative ar
ucles al showed net decine-corn
Sc oats y TO NC. and provisions IA
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Money.

NEW YORK. April n-Mouev on can
steady. Range 4 a mls ruling q closing
pa Is CLOSING asked Time. money
weak Sixty days ltAfEa ninety DAYS
~ six months 2ngts
COPPER steady Standard erof ~ 81
o. co. ,,. eisetir,oiytiq ~ 81. lake 90
hrm. SPOT 20 90n11 0n Lead g 9ff
s'. rrelter-s 2ta5 49, rron-quiet
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nov Yan.or ~

The box making factory at the Eagle
Glass and Manufacturing company is
shut down for n few days while n 20
horsepower electric motor Is being m
stalled To give power. TO replace the "a n
engine heretofore used. They will be
ready TO resume operations the latter
part OF the week
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j. $. Bache q COS Closing Letter.

NEW YORK, April 9.--Americans. ar
ter "A show Of strength, weakened on
New York advices and closed weak
steel was heavy throughout the day and
there seems TO be much depressed feel
ing In the trade that no Improvement
has come after the reaction which SCI In
IN February. There has been preoic-
lions that Steel corporations untitled
tonnage would show falling or OF over
100000 tons as Of March LIST The ms
kct continued 90 give ground from the
opening ana Steel sold az lowest price OF
the present downward movement There
was fair amount OF resistance To-
pressure in Reading and the stock was
the strongest today. Closing was dull
and steady
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STOCK MARKET WAS UNEVEN WITH
A HEAVY UNDERGONE YESTERDAY
MUTT AND JEFF

NEW YORK. April 9.-The princi.
pal movements in the stock market
today we're among the industrials and
weaker railroad shares number OF
which declined sharply. The market
as whole was uneven, with a heavy
undertone. Sentiment was bearish
and the inclination OF professional
traders 10 take the short side ultimate.
ly. brought the list to a lower level
despite occasional rallies.
PRESSURE converged on Steel. In
which large proportion OF the day, s
business was transacted. This stock
was thrown over. in lots OF 1000 10
$500 shares. Traders regarded Steel
as a particularly good short sale to-
day on account of the general belief
that the March tonnage figures to-
morrow will reveal shrinkage of
100000 tons or mere in untitled orders.
Reports OF further price cuts and pos
sible wage reductions intensified bear.
ish sentiment Shares of independent
companies. as well "a United States
Steel, were loower.
Foreign selling started the market
downward. Canadian Pacific sagged
TO 1885. the lowest I'm several years.
Kansas and Texas was forced down
more tina nfOur points.
Oil shares weakened in sympathy
with the decline on the curb OF stocks
in the Standard Oil group. Both
Rumely issues made new low records,
the preferred losing four points. To-
tai sales 269,3OO shares.
The trend of the bond market was
toward lower level, although some
issues advanced. Total sales, par
value $2,62O,OOO
-United States two's registered de.
clined u two's coupons q and four :
registered Y on call. The three :
cOuDOu advanced Il
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Col W. W. Bean and son Wilson and
Tom Bowman, have been at Beuview
Camp Grounds the last few days takin !,
a rest and enjoying the spring weather
IN that delightful resort. They will re-
turn later IN the week
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1AR AssosIATIoN MEgTs.

q meeting Of the Ohio County Bar
Association has been called 10 meet
tomorrow afternoon az O'Clock. IN
Eart one of the Circuit Court rooms.
This being q refsilar meeting 4 nur,.
Der ~ matters VIII likely come before
the association
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The Hamilton club. to the number OF
about SO. attended the prayer servics -
the Christian church last evening An a
Dody. Several members OF the clut.
made Interesting talks and lead in PROV
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ZEN and Tn. Win.

MIS-. SARAH Cheeks, Sho T. employed
al the Granite House. fell and broke
nesday afternoon. She had burned some
paper In the back yaIu 10 the hotel, and
when going into the hotel slipped and
ieh, with the disastrous results Dr.
-. r. Harden was Immediately called
and reduced the fracture. and Mrs.
Cheeks Is resting easily now.
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WEILSBURG


WELLSbURG. W. Va. April a-Mrs.
John Wilson. OF the Fourth Vatd. L. re-
covering rapidly from A badly burned
race. which she received last Sunday. at
her home While cooling dinner. and
taxing "A roast from tic s.vcn. the hot
grease spiashed all over h-r tace. max
ing severe and Painful bnras. Mrs VIII
son viii soon he conval.sccnt. and to
her good fortune. The burns witl rot
disigure her face.
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Harden Nelson. an e.nplJye 81 the :.
George Sack factory, had tn nisfor-
tune to lose the nail from the large
anger Of his right hanl yesterday after
noon. While picking seine sacas from
the moor. he ran a large sph1ter under
the nail, which required the services
sary 20 take the nail on 70 get ..ut the
splinter Or wood. Ths wound - pain
ful. but not particularly DANGEROUS, and
he will be able to 20 10 work In a DAY
two
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Articles. / open. / HiEh. / Low. ! Close

cash quotations were as follows:
kye-No. .. CO.
Earley-feed or mixing. 4sH63.
Timothy Seed-3 O0Ma rs.
clover SEEDS OOmI2 Is.
Mess Pork-2O %.
l.ard-Cin tiercesJ, 10 90.
snort RIBS tloose), 10 62d1i IL.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh
April s.-Cattle-Steady. supply light
choice $3.50 800. prime $500 n $50.
Sheep-Steady, supply light. rime
$4,000 800: lambs S5.OOm7.1O
cal Calves-Sl1.0ON
hogs-Actve. receipts light. Prime
heaNles 1870; mediums and heavy york
ers fs.4509.5O; light workers. $685.
s.4o' pigs $1,000 9.25: roughs Ss00Sb
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Petroleum


OIL CITY. pa. April a-Credff tsf.
ances ~. Runs tl41bs. average a.
81 shipments tsl.189. average s5.O2l
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Mics Paul Ter voice uaa strained
her reitf Prom Judge
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veal calves. good 90 choice. . 5Od10 90
y ear calves. fatr O. good To-. . 0Om ? so
liEht ana common calves. Ouff 90
tresh ccWs,eNtra IRE head. so OC1f rs o.
Ireal cow. comm0n % falr25 90 n 40 90
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Baron Local Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. April o. IL
The following quotations on the more
active stocks Of the Wheeling marked
are corrected daily for tho IntoIIIgencer
~ Geo. W. Baron, local broker. and r.
T. Mnrshau, manager bond department.
ETnlEa nnr LA l - L. !.
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WHEELING. ". Va. April q IL
The following quotations or me more
sctlVe stocks % The wheeling market are
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New York Stock Exchanoo

WHEELING. W. We. April .. ~.
NarEs e acftss Btocks % tns Mes
foIt stock Exchange. corrected daily %
- z. hsstsn Co. brSksra
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Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va, April o. IL
Corrected taily for the IntslliRencsr
by the Fidelity Investment Association.
ato.ns . -.
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Total sales 4.191 shares.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. W. Va. April 2, ~.
heportest 10y n. L.. Master A CO. l. ~
ttand. manager; members New York
stock Exchange.
INpUsTRIALs. ETC. INA. Ask.
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MITCHELL & STEVENSON, Inc.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. April 9. ~
The following quotations on the Nor.
aeiNe stocks OF the Wheeling marked
S ~. corrected for the Intelligencer by
slltchel a. stevenson. Inc. local brokers'
STOCKS L.. 4 ~ /. !. -. I. -
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/. ia $50 per share second distrfbut-
l ion on account liquidation made March
(2l-Transfer books close Apru 90 for
y OF 10 cash dividend payable April 40
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
ExFnEsS cA8 sCh3DGLE
Taxing Eject June Al, 1913.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBURo
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling wensburg
Leave
22nd Street. Leave
wheeling Wellsburs
1890 A. nL 900 a m
ESQ D. m 1900 noon
MOUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street Lava
wheeling Houndsvilie
1900 a. m. I.90 o. n
3:30 y. m.
ON lines having regular express ser
we. shipments weighing In excess OF
htty pounds or large bulk VIII not be
carried On passenger cars
ALL IINES-Daily EXCEPT Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and s:is
p. m.
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Concord church will give an Easter en-
tertaiumcnt on next sunday night
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G-Ex-div. Is per cent.
(2)-EX. Rights.
Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va. April 3. IA
Tue active sststsUurEL stoSKa. COrrsctsa
>siiy by A. 4. Masten & Co. bankers
and brokerr. National Exchange Bans
building.
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WE OFFER

50 Whitaker-Glessner Preferred. dl1s
IS Conservative Life ........m IS
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WILL PURCHASE
BY BUD" FISHER

20 shares Hazel-Atias Glass. d1S5
~ shares Whitaker-Giessner Com 6filS
rs shares Wheeling Tile. 0I23
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OD-Transfcr books close April zOth
or q ~ cash dividend payabis
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STOCKS

tS)-Transfer books close April 90
lot OF % cash dividend. payable
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@ do s y. . IS. i3. . iss s5is III 5.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1914-01-01
Clerks Sale.
State Of South Carolina
County of Pickens.

State Of South Carolina
County of Pickens.
In Court of Common Pleas.
Sarah Breazeale, Ell. al Plaintiffs
against
w. NJ. Murphree Defendant.
In Pursuance of a decreatal order
made in the above stated case by
His Honor, H. F. Rice, dated Dec.
6, 1913 Cat his chambers) will sell
to the highest bidder on Salesday in
January, 1914, during the legal hours
for the sale at Pickens c. H., S. G.,
the following tract Of land to wit:
Cali that piece or tract of land ly-
ing on branch of Twelve Mile River
in Pickens County, S. c., and being
a part of the land described in a
deed from S. P. Breazeale, Executor
to Harriet B. Murphree dated Janu-
ary 5, 1905, and recorded in Book
"Z'' page 385 of Deeds and being the
northern portion Of the land repre-
.sented by plat made by ]. P. Attaway
surveyor, on Dec. II, 1904, and con-
tanning twenty-three (23) acres more
or less, bounded by lands of Brazeaie
Hagood lands, and being the same
tract on which Harriet Murphree
resided at the time of her death
Terms of sale, cash purchaser to pay
for all papers and recording the
same.
A. J. Boggs,
Clerk of Court.
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Iu Court OF Common Pleas.
D. M, Mauldin. Plaintiff,
William Knowels. ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance of decretal order made
in the above stated case by His Honor
Judge E. F. Rice, dated Dec. 10. 1918, /
will sell to the highest bidder on Sales,
day IN January. 1914, during the legal
hours for sale at Pickens Q. g., 5. o.,
the following described lots of land, to-
wit:
All those two certain pieces, parcels
or lots of land lying and being situate
in the city of Easley, State and County
above named, and known as lots Nos. l
and 2, as per plat made by j. r. Ed
munds, C. E. Both lots fronting on
High street, so feet each, and being 100
feet deep. and being the same two lots
convened to VIM. Knowels on the 9th
day of April, 1912, by D. NJ. Mauldin,
reference to which deed is hereby made.
Also all that certain piece. parcel or
tract OF land lying and being situate in
Central township, State and County
above named, on waters Of Twelve Mile
river and bounded by lands of Susan
Latimer, Mrs. Mary Browns estate and
Edd Stephens, and containing twenty
I one (21) acres more or less and being the
same land conveyed to VIM. Knowels
hv Susan and George Latimer and
known as part of the Mitchell Knoweis
farm. reference to which deco IS hereby
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
nav for all papers and recording the
ssip0' a. j. BoGGs,
Clerk Of Court,
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Auditors Notice.

The time for taking tax returns fol
fiscal year, 1914, will open on January
lst and closes February 20. 1914, with
so per cent added thereafter. This VIII
be the year to re-assess real estate
whicE only occurs every four years
All real estate owners will please oeal
this in rnind and make returns OF al
lands. lots and bulldogs, pfaclng tneii
assessed valuation on same. wnlcn VIII
be equalized and assessed by the town
ship board of assessors.
The auditor will be at the following
places to take returns.
Calhoun, January IL. 1914, afternoon
Central, January IS & Il to 3 p. NJ: l4tn
Isaqueena Mil, January IA, from3to .
Cateechee. January Is, forenoon
Norris, January Is. afternoon.
Liberty, January 16 & II. to noon l7th
Liberty Mill. Jan. II, from to Pm.
Maplecroft Mill, Jan II, from 7to9 am
Easley. Jan. 10 & 20, to 40. NJ. goth
Alice MILL Jan. 90. from 4:30 to s pm.
EasIey Mill, Jaunary 81, forenoon.
Glenwood Mill. January 81, afternoon
NV. Testers etore, January %, am,
Looper's Gin. January %, pm.
Dacusville, January %. am.
Olga School House, January 23,P. m.
Pumpkintown, January "a. a. N.
Holly Spring. January "a, p. m.
Eastatoe, January 27, p. m.
Mile Greek, January %, q. m.
Gap H1l, January 2s,-p. m.
Six Mile, January 90, a. m.
Praters, January %, p. N.
After which time will be in my Office
at pickeus, C.H. Respectfully,
N. a. CHRISTOPHER,
Dec. s. 1913. Co. Auditor.
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Clerks Sale.
State Of South Carolina
County Of Pickens.
In Court of Common Pleas.
r. J. Mauldin, Plaintiff,

State Of South Carolina
County Of Pickens.
In Coure of Common Pleas.
T. J. Mauldin, Plaintiff,
against
Cleo Davenport, ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance Of decretal order sign
ed by His Honor Judge b. i. Rice, at
his Chambers in Greenviile. 5. g., on
the nth day of November, 1913, ! Will
sell to the highest bidder on salesday IN
January, 1914. during the legal hours
for sale at Pickens, Q. 81. s. O., the fol-
lowing tract of land to wit:
All that piece. parcel or tract OF land
situate, lying and being in the county
and state above named adjoining lsnda
IN the North, of the estate of Mrs. 81.
mira Martin, on the East by Martin Ter
rel and on sne South and West by Miles
Burgess and containing sixty and one
fourth (60D acres more or less aad De
ing the same trsc5 of land conveyed 70
James Davenport by deed recorded ln
the Clerks ofics OF Picksns county,
South Carolina,
Terms. One half cash on day of sale
the balance on credit Of twelve months
the credit portion to be secured by the
bond of the purchaser and a mortgage
| of the premises and draw interest from
day of sale at the rate of per cent pei
annum. with the privilege Of the pur'
chaser paying all cash if he SO desires
Purchaser to pay for all papers and re-
cording the same. .a
Clerk of Court,