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|RKUTSK, NOW IN
HANDS OF CzECHS,
HAS 10000 SOULS
City is the Most Important In
land Point in Siberia; 3,792
Miles East Of Petrograd, and
zoos West OF Vladisvostok.
ss.o,., n-rnr,ro.nrre 70 rnr asaAlo

W~nshinrton, n. g. July l3-Thc
National Geographic Society issues the
following war geography bulletin ON
Irkutsk. which rs reported to nave
been occupied by tho CzcCho-SlovaR
forces operating IN Siberia:
with a population of 10000 lr-
kutsk is the most important inland city
of siberia II w. the capital OF the
government or province OF tho same
name aud IN situated on tho right bank
of the Angnra, a broad, switt-IlowinE
river which m y of IN, principal out
let's OF the great Bnikal lnh' whose
southwestern shores are only ~ miles
east OF the city THIS rs tho docpcs,
lake In the world GO. 500 feet IN nome
places. and. with the exception Of
our own Great Lakes ana Victoria
N,anza and T%ansanyika IA Africa, u
the largest body OF fresh water on the
globe.
"irkutsk w on the Trnns-S siberian
railway. n little more than i've days
Journey east of Moscow IN peace times.
'T'hc city was founded In 1852 as u
post for the collection OF fur taxes
from the Burints. It's streets are well
paved and II is lighted with electricity
In 1879 II was visited hy a disastrous
fire which destroyed many of rs most
pr%ctcntious public buildings.
THE Cathedral of the Virgin OF kn-
zan is one of the most conspicuous cdi-
fees IN lrkutsk, its five donics and de-
Tackled boiiry Immediately attracting
the eve OF the visitor Opposite the
rcsidcncc Of the governor general rs
the museum of the Imperial Russian
Geographical Society, containing "a
valuable archaeological collection from
East siberia ~ well as Buddhistic OBJ
iccts Of rare interest.
ono OF tho peculiar customs which
the traVciC. encountered at frkutslS
before the war WAS the closing of the
railway ticket office Tor the sale OF
tickets two days prior 10 tho departure
OF a train. lilo could never decide 20
take a trip to Potrograd tS.79g miles,.
10 Moscow CASA milcs) or 10 Vladi.
vostock (s,OoS milcs) 'on the spur of
the moment
Under the old regime lrkutsk was
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FOR

Of the presentation OF a plan on tho
baltic lines for tho entertainment of
the fighting men Empay organized
the performance. sclccting his east
from among tho soldicrs. directing
them ana acting as stage manager
Albert 4. smith prosidcnt a. tho
Eltagraph comuuuE and who has %
reputation Tor picking screen stars.
says shat Eiup,y s a naturn! and a
forccful actor. whose dramatic in
stincts are hilHl developed Mr..
smith has watched he Sergeant close
Is AT his work uu his picture ut the
Nitagtaph BROOKLYN plant and rs high
~ gratiticd. Boin- 10 patriotic fighting
picture, Empo> naturally enters INTO
il with Az his enthusiasm tmd uu-
bounded cncrg>
"Ovor the Top the sccuu' o OF
witch was prepared by Robert Cor
don Anderson OF q T.. Putnam's Sons,
and WHO is Empcs literary manager,
is not only % War picture, depicting
graphically nghtrr conditions and
based ON actual hurponings "a E.mpcN
experienced them but It also is o.
splendid drama WITH romance woven
through a.
An the high spot. in Sergeant I'm
pe,s great book VII be seen IN the
picture. and expense pr paths were
not SHARED 20 make every scene us
realistic as possible. For instance,
tho trench scenes were filmed at
Camp wheeler pear Macon. Ga. one
Of Uncle Sans h'--est training camps
President Smith. |n NicW Of tho pa
triotic nature uf iH. picture. WIS able
To obtain from '.. war department q
permit 90 Nlm ,..''in scenes within
the camp limits S.rscant Empcy and
his entire coWpIu including amer
mon and director. went 20 GEORGIA
and worked shoH'i,. 10 shoulder with
tho soldiers Iu ir.".. construction and
other war work
Etnpcy. Iu tHy turc, viii 20 fur
Their than th,s, ... iers, FOR he will
ho seen IN bomb 'lrowing bayonoi
ducls and vhur-,r ind other up-tc-
date fighting tr.f IN which his en-
%poriences i'm I# htcen months tn
the trenvhCs. MN promotion.
no SLAMS Land N' pe s%pernili fca
tured ana the hal 'ua work of night
raiders shown '.r' cross the f,T
scant yards uf .",ll-rtkcd greunl
separating ou,u mes ANA seek a.
penetrate the H ut%angicIuenis for
prisoners or valuable Information n
was one of thes, mat tmpeN ro
cciVcd three bH...' wounds and lay
unconscious t0r l..'. eight hours be-
fore being dIs' Hch and dragged
kssfl.t. H.. ...... ..
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Kansas CITY. No. July Hogs
l,ocCipts l2.O0O. higher. bulk $3.50
HiT75: heavy Sif.65mtIS0; light
Si7.iO@i765: pigs N65Odl7.25.
Cattle Receipts $1,000, lower.
Prime fed steers si7.5OpiS.s5. beet
steers Sl3.0O0 t7.2S. westerns Sl0,50
Hid50. COWS Sf.0O 800; hcifors
SS.00H 1900; feeders $500 1850:
bulls s. 500 1850. calves $500 Il.
1873.
sheep Receipts 600: steady.
Lambs. NG.0oMiS.7b; Ncarlings
sti00@ 1900; wethrrs tl2.OOm
1850. owes sA0Um 1850.
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Chicago July 80 Hogs -liccoipts
g.. 600; strong and mostl, 10 cents
higher. thoiS' light and light
butchers SlS.i5. ono load primo
heavy StS.05: luik of sales 81 % "a
1910; hutrhcrr H1.15m1N.l5, pack
INK t7O0dlt15. lighi si7.S5 n
- 10; rough tt6.f0Hi H. 20; pigs
siG.ibnl7s5.
y cattle Kcp,,ptH 90 Oue. good TO
best corn-tcd stcors steady others
n butchers, SLOW aud lower. Beef
cattle good and choice SlG.55uiS,iO;
'omnou aud medium Sli.1bW 1875;
butchers stock. cpws and hoifcrs
rs 2iH1t75. tanners and cutters
81 ssGiS25; stockcrs aud feeders,
GOOD, choice and fancy Sl0.50m
1900; common and medium $3.50 a
ia $50. Veal calves, good and choice
$1,000 1875
sheep Receipts et.0oo. heavy
sheep aud heavy earrings steady
,hoicc Washington Wcthrrs sli.OO:
lnmhs and light warnings. uncvenely
lower. medium kind sharply down;
me toad choice Washington To- ont
hidcrs at StS7b.
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FOUND

formed u> American soldiers on the
fighting limo will hc pictured ana
there are .cw persons better op"ippcd
.N actual experience than Empey .
lead such work He Is trIi, q soldier
OF fortune. born boz tab. De- spent
his childhood ON o. ranch u wyoming,
hdiiiiug mp the rugged constituliou
which stood htm In such good stead
In later tCnia. Tie WAS educated iu the
public schools in brooklyn. whore ho
won recognition rs u football aud
baseball PLAYER,
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THE MARKETS


NV NOrk, july I5.-NominaI rat
lies followed the setback ON today's
stock market hut prices broke moro
severely later ON additional war bul.
Iotins. EartN losses were exceeded
10y ! to . points. the weakest fea-
turos again embracing .ndustrials,
motors and tobaccos. United States
Stccl and i,cadtng extended their
tcNCrsstls To- % points. Marine pre-
fcrred fcll -. Sunatra Tobacco az
1nd General Motors Gis while num-
upints.
Close.
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New No.L None, Market.

Sow York, 'ul, ~. Mercantile
paper { months &c; g months Sc.
Stcritng GO LAY BILLS A72+: dc
mapa Sf.75 t.lG: cables tf76 7-i6.
Bar silver and Mcsicnn dollars I'M
changed.
Time loans strong; 90 DAYS &c hid:
20 DAYS Go bid. . months BE pid.
can money firm high. low q rul-
tnE rate &C. closing ND ~. offered
~ &C., last loan &C..
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Sergeant Arthur Guy Empcy, who
appears as the hero IN N~itagraph's
picturization OF his famous war book.
over the Top was not exactly a
novice when he stepped before the
camera In Nitasraph's BROOKLYN plant
for the Filming OF the first scenes.
Those who read the book will recall
n al the most Interesting amt amush
ing chapters devoted 20 "a description
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chicago lu'y o.. Although Ia
,orablc weather und hos receipts led
to q mRtcrial scthacL ~ corn prices
today, the effect faded to last. AZ
Wcysivc buying on the decline
brought about q rally which more
than dNcrcamc all the LOSSES Opening
prices which varied from r, 10 ~.
rent lower Win August Si.hpH 10
S%1.G0ii and Scpt,mnrr Slbpis to
81 60. were followed hy d slight adj
ditional SAG and thcu a sharp up
turn.
oats swayod with corn. After
opening ., 10 ~ cents down, the
market raiiicd TO wen ahoVc Satur-
days finish.
business in provisions was aca,ly
~ - Htnndstill, 80 important change
tn prices developed
close.
torn Mug St63ts. Sept <iG3i,
nits Aug 13'sc; sept 7lhc
FORK Iuly Sii7O; Sept Si5.hc.
Lard July SaG.2O. sept S2G %.
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Denver Ii,.,locL.

UcuNtr, I0lU-, july n 'uttIr
Icccipts 1000. steady Beef steers
sl2O0m is.:5; COWS ard hcifcrs $500
llibO: stocRera and feeders $500
siO.5O: calves sis.0O mi5oo
Hogs Receipts 800 10 10 20 cents
higher Ton siNO0; bulk Sl550m
lt.6I.
sheep Hccoipiy iNu"s s'oady.
lambs SlG5Oat7.5o. ewes Sll.5O@
l.uN.
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FOR

FpR SALE SiN-rnom frumc house.
Corner OF Fourth Gnu Copper To
be moved. j. Yaisarri. 32iiA West
Central
FOR SNLE-High grade upright
piano. walnut finish. slightly used
cost sioo, will take 500 cash. Box o..
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Sew Work. Jul, 70 Cotton tn
lures closed steady; Jul, sg7e5; oc.
tobcr $3.50: December Sass; jar
ror, fs3 ~: March s2a7t
Spot cotton uuict. mildlinE so2,Jh.
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H" ~ ~ - -
May -, 1915.
Notice o. hereby given that sercrlna
Ttamcri1 de Armuo, Of CJbe2on. y.
NJ. who on March a. 1913. made
Homestead so. 0lse8l. fu~ SEA-
SWit, SWi SEN. Section 20. Eia-
XVII. section 20. Township lGN.
Range 5W. N.MI. Meridian, has
nlcd notice 90 intention To- make five
year proof. 80 establish claim 10 the
land above described. before Merritt
NJ. Smith. l.. $. commissioner. at
Cahozon. y. NJ, on July %. 1918.
Claimant names AS witnesses. Ra-
Eel Iaramillo. DonaGina Rumeriz
Leapoldo %Jaramillo. Juan Rameriz.
all OF cabezon. y. NJ.
Francisco Delgado. Register.
+. r., 5-tG: l.. T.. 7-i7.
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

DoBEIfd. TIRE CO.. Tires. vulcan.
isirg and accessories open nights
ana sundays fire service anyWh here.
Phone AS, i22 North Fourth 81.
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cases: frsts 37is ms9c; ordinary
firsts 3bmS7c, NJ mari cases m
Guided 35m 3Sc.
Potatoes-I.owor: receipts GO cars
Virginia barrels s5.75U6.2b; Ken
lucky rose S2.75m 200; louisiana
white sg.7sm2Sb; Mississippi tri-
umphs s3.O0H $40: Illinois early.
ohio s2.bOm2.75: California red
s3.Oom $50: california white $3.50"
500.
Kansas cit, Produce.
Kansas city. Mo, July i5.-Butt'r
Creamery. iic: nrsts 39hc; see
onds 3SLc. packing 32i4c
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MISCELLANEOUS


SpOTIESS DRY CLEANERS SUITS
cleaned and pressed, 81, Phone
SIS. 10 South second.
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lhirnun NinAlurc.

chicago. JUiV g.. -ruttcr High-
'r: creamery 3Nd iGisc
Eggs stead, receipts 1883
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A GOOD BUY

Four-room modern brick, ME, large
rooms. two large porchcs. cellar. harm
and chicken yards. \ very desirable
home for only s., $50 $3.50 down and
t25 pcr month Let us show IL to
Npl
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NOTICE ToH PUBLICATION.

Department ot tho Interior. q. S
Lard office at Santa Fc. y. NJ.
May Ii, 1915.
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WANTED--Mlscermneous

WANTED-Clean cotton rags wanted
at Tho Herald office.
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY To loan on real estate scCur-
ity. 207 West Gold. city Realty co.
Phone 77G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-23

Dress we'll and never miss the
money Easy terms arranged on
any purchase YOU may make.
Mems and women's clothes. GATE
LYS-Ad1. T174-23
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CHICAG0'S POLICE CHIEF
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

CHICAGO, Aug. 22-Herman r.
Schuettler. chief Of police of Chi
cago. died Thursday night I'm the
hospital. where he had been a pa
tient for some months Death re-
suited from a complication OF
diseases.
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Notice OF Reference

To all and singular the heirs at law,
distributes, legatees and devisees, ii
any, Of Van B. Archer, deceased (who
| died many years ago in Texas, or else
where and who was son of Malinda
Archery whose names, ages, and
places of residence are unknown and
cannot be ascertained; and also Ato all
! other persons whomsoever Gf any
whose names, ages, and places of resi-
dence are unknown and cannot be ascer-
tanned, who have, or claim to have, any
Interest, legal or equitable, either by
purchase or inheritance, as heirs at
law, distributes, legatees. or devisees,
of Malinda Archer, deceased, or other
wise, or who have or claim to have any
interest, claim, lien, encumbrance, or
other demand whatsoever, in, upon, or
concerning, the following described real
estate (or the proceeds of sale thereby
irrespective of the character thereof
and irrespective Of how the same NAV
have been acquired. to-wit: All that
certain tract of land containing about
situate in Easley township, Pickens
county, South Carolina, on the public
road leading from Easley, South Caro-
lima, to Greenville, South Carolina, and
being about one and one-half Il I-2
miles from the town Of Easley, South
Carolina, adjoining lands of estate of
f.. II. Barton, deceased lands of Pick
ems Brothers, lands Of Glenwood Cotton
Mills, and others, and being the real es-
tate whereof Malinda Archer, formerly
of Picsens county, South Carolina died
seized and possessed, and being the
real estate mentioned and disposed of
in the will of the said Malinda Archer,
deceased
You will pleuse take notice that, in
accordance with an order of the court
Of common pleas for Pickens county,
South Carolina. dated June fifth. 1918.
a reference will be held before the un-
dersgned as special referee at his office
in the court house at Pickens, South
| Carolina, on the seventh (7th) duy Of
| October, 1913, at eleven o'clock in the
! forenoon, for the purpose Of taking
testimony to determine the persons in
tercsted in the above described real es-
tate or the proceeds Of sale thereof Tor
in the estate of Malinda Archer de
ceased) by purchase, inheritance. or
otherwise. or in any manner whatsoev-
er, and the extent of such interest,
claim, lein, encumbrancc or other de-
mand or claim whatsoever. irrcspectiv.
OF the character thereof and irrespec
tive Of how the same may have been
| acquired, and you are hereby notified
that YOU are required to appear ut said
time and place and prove YOUR interest,
claim. lien. cncumbrancr. or other de-
mand. il any you have, nr be forever
barred from asserting the same and
forever excluded thcrefrom Said ref
erence will be adjourned from time to
time i found 60 I've necc"sarE
Pickens. S. G., September 4, .9l&
Q. S. STEWART, c. c. {. p,
as special referee" y
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9ie0 Reward, Slo0

1he readers OF this paper viii b.
pleased to learn that there 10 at least
one dreaded disease that science has
that IL catarrh. Catarrh being Ereatiy
mnuenced by constitutional conditions
REQUIRES constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine Is taken internally and
faces Of the System thereby destroying
the Foundation Of tho disease, giving tho
patient, ptnitient strength by building up tho con,
work. The proprletors have so much
1aith IN the curative powers Of Halls
GIntafrh Irh, Medicine that they OFFER One
to cure Send for lis, OF testimonials.
Sddress =. j. CHENEY &c CO., Toledo
oh!u. Sold by all Druggist, 7Sc.
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Fair Notice To All

For quite number of years ! have
furnished "hitching posts" for the
town of Pickens. My fence has been
used over my protest to the town au-
thorlties and to the parties as they
hltched thereto, which is wire one.
The stock has torn the wire away, and,
feeding against it, has caused my cat
tie to break the strands they get out
and | have trouble about it. This is to
give notice to the public that hereafter
any stock tied to my fence will be inn
mcdiately turned loose, and you and
the town authorities can do the rest.
My advice is, if Pickcns authorities do
not appreciate your trade enough to
furnish adequate hitching facilities, go
whore they do appreciate it.
Very respectfully
j. l.. O. THOMPSON.
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SRERlFF'S SALE.

State of South Carolina,
County Of Pickens.
| j. E. Barton, ct. al, Plaintiffs.
Mrs. Mamie McMahan, ct. al,
Defendants.
In pursuance of a dccrctal order
of sale of real estate made in the
above stated case by his Honor, II.
j. Mauldin, Presiding Judge, signed
and dated June 5th, 1918, and on file
ty, | will sell to the highest bidder
sALEsDAY IN OCTOBER, 1918,
during the legal hours of public sales
before the Court House door at
+! Pickens, S. c., the following describ-
ed real estate to-Wit:
All that certain tract Of land con-
taining about scvcnty-six (7G) acres,
more or less, situate in Easley town
ship, Pickcns county, South Caro-
! lima, on the public road leading from
faslcy South Carolina, to Green
vile, South Caroline, and being about
one and one-half G 1-2) miles from
the town Of Easley, South Carolina,
and adjoining lands Of estate of r.
/ II. Barton, deceased, lands Of Pick
ems Brothers, lands of. Glenwood Cot
! ton Mills, and others, and being the
same real estate whereof Malinda
Archer, formerly Of Pickens county,
South Carolina, died seized and pos
scsscd, and being the real estate
mentioned and disposed of in the will
Of the said Mainda Archer, deccas-
ed
Terms: Cash. Purchaser to pay
for all papers and necessary revenue
stamps, and for recording same
Terms Of sale must be complied with
within one hour or tie premises will
be rcsold at the risk Of the former
purchaser.
K. r. ROARK.
Sheriff pickcns County.
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Citation

State OF South Carolina.
County of Pickens
BY j. b. Newhery, Esq. Probate Judge.
Whereas, Norman Arter made suit to
me to grant him letters of .irl nistra-
ton Of the estate OF and effects Of
Jesse Arter. deceased
These are therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Jesse AFTER, de-
ceased, that they he and appear before
me. in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Pickens Court House. S. c., on the
Ath day of October, 1918, next. after
publication hereof, at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said administration should
not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this
10th day of September, 1918, in the l43
year of our Independence
j. Z, NEWRERY
l,,,ly lD..x.t
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Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge

Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge
Notice is hereby given that will
make application to j. b. Newbery,
Esq, Judge Of Probate for Pickens
county, in the State of South Carolina.
on the Nth day of October, 1918, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as said application can be
heard, for leave to make final settle
ment of the estate of c. H. Parkins,
deceased and obtain discharge as ad-
miniStrator Of said estates.
Mrs. SARA PARKlNS,
w. A. SHELDON,
G Administrators.
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WE BUN
OILED FALSE YEETH

We pay from 50 90 to S;>5. 90 per set
(brokcn or not.) We also pay actual
value for Diamonds. old Gold. Silver and
Bridge work. Send at once by parcel
post and receive cash by return mail.
MaEER'S TOOTH SPECIALITY
Dept, X 20O7 So. 9TH st.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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For rSnie-Second- hand shaft wap.-
On on IN good condition, Il. E. Carson.
A'ShciS NJ. q
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Notice to Fnrmcrs-We will
furnish you bagging and ties to cover
your your cotton for ST.. 90 per bale. Pickens
Will. 81 If
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we have installed new machinery
ana a. are ready to gin. L. S. Reese &
ooi. p
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Weekly
Price List

!. .
!. rr'ces quoted below hold &c od :
!: Orctobcr DC o. io .. '''''o'"E Wednesday
!: a.. G., 80
!. Doaan,.. RDotn fl'9o nushel .
r"' ..:..' ;if ;:: ::'% q Burr: Burr: sS;S g: i
! Hso.ter. Hsns fgc igc il il ::
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Fine MilcI Cow for sale. j. 4
Lawrence, Calhoun Ri. ot
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watch Lost One 15-jewel South
Bend movement in open face gold case,
return 10 TINS office and get reward. 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Notlces inserted IN this column for one cent !,
TOT each subsequent Insertion =" ""'''
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We have bought the Gillespie
Jack. He can be found on my Kcowee
Piacs in charge of w. A. Grant. Also
nave nice lot Of pigs for sale at the
same place. IL. u. Gaines. %
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EHr sale 20 bushels of fine Abruz-
n rye; also few Berkshire pigs. X. A.
Hester, Liberty R-3 l7tf
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.a9ur0c Pigs for sale DR.. +. s.
Porter, Pickens. >.
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St NJ u CRAIG
piCkc!iS. ) e.
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State Of South Carolina,
County of Pickens.
j. r. Barton, ct. al, Plaintiffs
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-26

4 Will pay cash market price for all
chickens. eggs and peanuts delivered to
ine at Pickens Dan Adams. If
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-26

JUDGE of Probate. Pickcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-10

Normalifuleu isicn aabnet. Sta.
tens Normalifnle / Mabiion blep
iprrigc llge iaicn oabnet. Zen bnps
De poa 8rirno al Sen iponife Snflli.
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Stolcpiger banner Wmiiffurps.
ct mt Nulifforps beitaaenbe al %
Eiger or oannct peo StntenS College
/ 9roofiuss. &c iinse muiitalife
apinocr i~nitrucres al Vroi. Carl
Gbriitenieh iom merer 8orpiet III.
Den fort Sio oil tGlc iemti WeoIem.
mer % at Ell 3oncert fan gioes til
@aarcn.
&euolDertn lab liSt ior Lott. go.
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flapc for at bape itnot % orrbi
Dfilo Smitb. en- al 9pens unsc
Wtenb. Vclitibetienten par cit Mf.
ten blepen falht til Ell al 9pens llb.
fainter, bpor tire 8ufter moreoe iia
meS at affpre en- 9eaetsisfancn mob
benz. Der fisr.e iorbi | IutomobiI.
Sutterne tos filbens. ba @ctienten
nermehe JIG, % ba be life iianicoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-10
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