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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
10 DEJARON SIN AUTOMOVIL.

I'm individuo que dejo 81 automo-
vii Ford, registrado con ell numero
1888 frentc al Hotel st. Anthony,
adonde cntro al arreglo de I'm nego-
cio, sc quejo a Ia policia de cue dos
soldados Sc apoderarou de dicha ma
quina y desaparecieron con ella, igno
randose que rumbo tomarian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
L DE ANiVERSARIO

Los socios de la Sociedad Mutualls-
ia Mexicana "Artes Graficas' Sc
muy activos a%rreglando una
vclada con Ia que celebraran Ell pri-
ner aniversario dc Sill fundacion, ell
.ua! sera eli 81 de los corrientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
LA CAMPANA CONTRA Ell FIC1O

Los miembros del Rotary Club, en-
su Ultima junta acordaron tomar. par
ticipacion en- la campana contra el
vicio, para 10 cual Sc nombro IN
Comite integrado por diez miembro5,
que hara trabajos encaminados a
~perseguir a la genie maleante. AL
gunas damas de la aristocracia de
San Antonio Sc han undo a los
miembros del Rotary Club, para
tai objeto.
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Sc ROBARON UNA VACA

Una familia meXicana que vive en-
Ia ~esquina de las Gales Saunders Y
San Jacinto, tenia para p%roveerse de
leche una vaca dc ordena, la que les
fue robada aver a las $40 p. m.
Sc dieron las sehas del animal. 4
la p~olicia. para YER 81 es possible re-
cuperarla.
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LAS MUJRRES POLICIAS

Ante ell comandante de la policia
especial encargado de la ]persecuclon
contra ell vicio, dos parejas de mule
res policias Sc quejaron de, que ha-
bian sido objeto de sangrientas bur-
las Y de desprecios. Una pareja de
dichas mujeres fueron e~xpulsadas de
un teatro Y la otra fue i%njuriada por
dos chauffeurs.
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COClALES Y G.
- PERSONALED
NACIMIENTO.

Aver a la una dc la menana nacio
un nino hiio de los csposos Abraham
Garcia Y Victoria S. de Garcia, en- 81
Residential de la Gale Arsenal numero
PIT. Tanto la sonora como ell re-
Glen nacido SC e%ncuentran perfecra-
mente.
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NOVELAS 4 so

Aric de Buscar Marido.
CalyariO Dc Amor.
II NOYio PreStad0.
81 purgatoriu de las SolteraS.
Il Paradise dc las MujereS-
FL inferno dc los HOmbreS.
FL Hlda de los Mares.
Ell Nido de R~uiSehoreS.
Il Collar dc ESmerdiddS.
FL 81 de las NinaS.
Fl Alma en- IN BeSo-
La Hiia de las Flores.
La Hiel en- los Labios.
La Nina de los JaZInincS.
La NiuGa Allegro.
La Corte del Amor.
La PriQccSa del Dollar.
La Eiia de Venus.
Las onreraS del Amor
Las HiiaS del Champagne:
Marina o "a Hiia de las 0lSS.
MalriiaS sean las MuiereS.
NaldiioS sean los HombreS.
Maldltas sean las SuesraS.
Naldiio sea ell Amor.
NalitloS sean los CeloS.
PasionariaS de Amor.
pOrne Sc CaSan los HOmhreS.
PorCus Sc Casan las MuiereS.
PorQue Pecan las MuiereS.
PorGue Reinciden las Siudas.
PorGue Murmuran las Vicjas.
POr Seguir q una MuIer.
Su MaieSiad el Amor.
Viva mi Novias
Maria. por Jorge ISaacS.
III M~sluscrito de mi Madre.
Las EyaS ModernaS.
FL Hi3o M5idito.
e Becerro de- ORC.
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oBRAs DE EMILIO SALGARI
a i.e0 cada una)


Los MisterioS de IL India.
Los IiralaS de la MALAYSIA.
Ia COauui>;l de I'm lmDerlo-
la Ncu.anZa dc SandOhar.
La RecurGu.Sta tie Mompracen.
IL Rcy del Alrc.
l.. DESTRUCTION De Carriage.
En- las MO1talaS dc Africa.
Z! TeSur0 &c n Montana Azul.
Il HijO del COrSariO EOj0.
Los UltimoS ElllbuSierOS.
Los PirIiaS de las BermudaS.
Ell ENttrmlnlO de una Tribu.
Las AgUi!aS dc Ia ESiepa.
la EStreila de Ia Araucalia.
En- el Mar de las PeriaS.
Los E.StragoS dc Ia China.
La Montana de orc.
La J!ratl Blanca.
Las MarayillaS Gel Ano 1000.
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PEACTiCUS

"a TN peso cada Eno.)
Manual lie SceiIeS Y jsbOneS-
Manual lie AGRICULTURE y Ganaderii
Manual te Aries V UitcOS.
Manual tie Albaililerla.
Manud! tie Carpinjeria de Taller.
Manual de C~eraIicria Y ObraS de Hero
Manual del Cohelero J, PoiYorisla.
Manual del CurJiGor de FicleS.
Manual del OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Manual del observation-disclosures.
Manual de Eleciric:dad.
Manual de FOioSrafia.
Manual del tlOjGlaicr0-
Manual de Jardineria Y Horticuitura'
Manual del LdSoTeO Ge Mtn3S-
Manual de Lecheria.
Manua de MecanIca Industrial
Manual del Pinlor.
Manual del TcleSraflsia y Teielon!Sta.
Manual del ReicicrO.
Manual del SdSire
Manual del Fa6TicG.;e de Fel3S.
Manual dc Veterin@ria y E%quiiacion.
NGuull del ZdHIlerO.
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Defunciones.

Dsfunciones.
Pedro Guevara, de nueve amos,
1.104 Gale W. Commerce.
Dionisio Erase, 95 amos, COG ca
lie s. Laredo.
Juana Guerrero, dos amos, lilo
Gale Saunders.
Maria Medina, , amos, Sal Gale
Water.
Vicente Contreras. Al amos, Hosp
til de la ciudad.
Juana Cara. Hospital de la ciudad.
Magdalena Crtega, 9 amos, Hospi,
tai de la ciudad.
Pablo Estrada, II amos, 3 Pedar
Ave.
Maria Toledo, 5 amos, 226 callc
Collins.
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oBRAs De GRANDEs AUToREs

Eairemeses re CeTvaa;eS ..............Si.sa
;aMLIet ' Romeo : Julieia. por Shak-
eSpeGre
Sircya. pOF Federico MlStrGl .........Sl.iD
IL EarSero tie Seviila Y Las Bodas de
Figaro, pOr BeaUmarch2iS .....-....Si.D
= PSraisO Fcrdido. lie Mllion..........Sl.D
Ia .Nov!d &c LJmerIuoor, p0r Walter
SCOT: SLID
u RanGoleru. por TirSo dc Nolina....$LG0
4 Rom2nrerc del Cid ... ...........Si.i
Ns!1.iO IfaS;l ei TaliD:l0 ..........-.-.$l.iD
II Abueia Gel Iiev. por Gabriel Miro. Sill %
"a E.eidl. V0r Nireiliu SLID
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La participation de ia senorita
Lucchesse en- las funciones domini-
Gales del Nacional, dara gran realce
2 estas veladas que son de verdadero
arte. ,
Para esta noche anuncia la Com
pania Maria del Carmen Martinez, e.
estreno de Ia preciosa comedia Ma
ria Victoria, del insigne comediografo
espanol don Manuel Linares Rivas.
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BIBLIOTECA DE GRANDES
NOVELAS

Ell C:lvar!o ds una NUter .............. zoe
m COace de NonleCrt>iO, con - con
,inuaci6n. la Mano del Muerto,"
Tres tones
II COrneta &c OrGens> ..........----- .Nc
III Hljo del niablo, por Feval ........... Iae
II HuerraaO del ReSiIllcntO...--..-..- &c
FL lilo AbanGunadO ----.-.......- a6c
III MedlCO de las LoC3S. : tDriOS......SI.S
III Irdin Erranic ........ .......... zoe
Ell sorob1dO. 0 Enrique de LasardcTH. Iec
III P~Criquiiip SaIEisntO. DIvoTtia ;
fdluoSa uvy"lG UeN.cana -.......-.-... &c
Gil Bias de Sanlllan4 -.-........ 1890 ale
Ia CartuJ3 De Parma 49,. .---.-.... zoe
La EnFelsnadOTa sGC
La Hita del ASeSino. pOr MOniepin .... zoe
La Nuier del Payd$O ..----.-.----- zoe
Yas dos RtyaIeS So. -. zoe
Las RUlna> de PEiAT'd -. .....S-.-.. Sc
IoS Tres NpSSuelEICs, ,un - ~urI'I-
nuact5u, ''Netute Al0S IvSpIrS" V III
vizcOnds de BTage;r1e," ) tCmc5....S2.sa
To- PrcSidiarlOS del Amor ..........-- 1ne
Los ConQuiSiadoreS del Polo 1900. zee
los B;ioS del Pueblo. , omoS. ..-....-S size
los RijoS del Captain jrlut, pr Ju-
lilo Verne : ionlOS -..-........-..S Isl 80
los MislSrioS dc Paris. , iuIuOS 49,. ...Si.ia
los Siete Pec11OS CaOIt.lcS. ; TONES. Si.is
oscar Y Amanda. , IOmOS .. .--.-...Stie
ICuo vadis? NoIeis Historical dc "a
DobinSOn CruSoe --.--..... =. ..-..... i0c
TRACTION dc Amor ..-.--.-- .-.-. ace
IN Obrero arts;ocsI.a --..-"...-.- 7uS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
REGISTRO CIVIL.
Nacimientos.

Nacimientos.
81 3 r.
Una nina del matrir'onio Perfecto
Cara Y Antonio Sanchez, 623 Gale
S. Laredo.
Tn nino del matrimonio Refuglo
Huerta V Manuela Ramirez, 316 Gale
S. Laredo.
Tn nino del matrimonio Z. j. We
lavaso Y Esther Robes, Hospital de
Medicos Y Cirujanos.
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La Senorita Josefina Lucchesse,
gentil soprano, ha sido ~contratada
por la Empresa del Ttatro Nacional
para que cante selecciones de las ope-
ras mas famosas, durante las funcic-
mes de los domingos. Ell proXimo DO
mingo IS iniciara 81 temporada e
senorita Lucchesse, quien esta pre-
parando, para Ell efecto, novedoso
programme.
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Cuando necesite Hbros en- espano,
dirijase a IGNAGIo E. LoZANo 11a
N. Saats Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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issganse los pedidos acompahados de So imperte, en gro postal
:. de Express O en- csrta ceftacada, a
sGNACaO Is IOZAMC
Y. lis SaRte RaAs.Ass san AalCNO, iEAAS
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-08-08
Rules i'm Regard
To Buying Sugar

Pickens, S. c., August S, 1918.
To Local Food Representatives of
Pickens County:
Gentlemen: The food administration
has ordered that all retail merchants
keep an accurate account Of all sugar
sold to their customers, and they are
further required to make carbon copy
showing the amount of sugar sold, to
whom sold, and the date of the selling
and at the end Of each week mail the
carbon copy to Sam B. Craig at Pick
ems to be checked and filed in Columbia.
The rule is the same as heretofore, two
pounds to town customers and five
pounds to customers living in the coun-
try. No family can buy during one
month more than two pounds for each
member of the family. If there are
three members of the family they are
entitled to six pounds Of sugar each
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Managers of Elec-
ton Appointed Sat.

Following is the list of managers
OF the various precincts appointed by
the county executive committee Satur-
day:
Antioch-E G Bowie, r nj Lusk. A
T Winchester.
Alice Mill-Roy II Smith, j S King,
w T. Hill.
Cateechee-J F Williams, Joel r
Griffin, CD Gaillard.
Central-T T Arnold, j S Hall, e b
Stephens.
Calhoun N M Boggs, C r Lawrence,
w B Cochran.
Cross Plains cat M w Hester's
store) Frank Hester, G w Holcombe,
w M Howard
Crosswell-J O Hughey, w C Kay,
M l. Loggins.
Dacusville j Ponder, S B Looper,
Z |. Jones.
Easley-R G Sheck, j Jameson, S
l. Robinson.
Easley Mill No. III M Jones, F e
Farr, K Il Whitmire.
Easley Mill No. 2-F f Williams, G
| B Byrd, r C Robinson.
Flat Rock w f Young, II G Fow-
Ter, M Boggs.
Glenwood-C B Hagood, j j Sims, r
l. Boggs.
Holly Springs Ed Stewart, w II
Price, T. d Chastain.
Isaqueena-R Ramseur. John James.
C Tarrant.
Julians Store w ID Freeman. w @
Capps, c. A Julian.
Kings = L S Ramsey, &c Stewart, j
NJ Hunncutt.
Liberty w S Parsons, J J CAN'T,
John r Boggs
| Looper's Gin Il |. ones, r NJ Hill, J
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Red Cross Thanks
the Papers for Help
TO the Publishers Of America:

TO the Publishers Of America:
On behalf of the American Red Cross
may we express our deep appreciation
and indebtedness for the splendid CO.
operation and practical support, in both
the editorial and news columns, which
you have given to every effort Of the
War Council. and especially to the Sec
ond War Fund Campaign?
Our subscriptions went over the top
by more than seventy per cent, and
this splendid achievement is due in no
small part to the advertising and news
editorial help of the newspapers, maya
zines, farm press and trade papers
throughout the entire United States.
Your cooperation was invaluable.
We want you to know that you ale en-
titled to feel sense of the keenest
satisfaction for the patriotic service
you have rendered and the help you
have given. You will be interested to
know that the total amount reported as
having been subscribed up to July lst
was $l70, 03G, 394
Very truly yours,
American Red Cross War CouncilI
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Central Local and
Personal News Items

Tom II. Iachery of Cashiers, N. c.,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Brock last
week.
Alexander Harris, an old slavery dar-
key, WHO lives between Central and
Calhoun, was in town last Saturday.
He says he is Is years old and that he
has II children. He also stated that he
hauled the first load of soldiers who
fought in the Confederate army, from
Old Plckens to Sandy Springs to the old
drill ground, his mode of conveyance
was an old-time wagon drawn by four
mules.
Miss Helen Shirley, who is taking a
business course at Greenville, is spend
ing the week end with her mother, Mrs
l.. T. Shirley.
f. B. Morgan and r. A. Robinson
motored to Greenville last Wednesday.
The new post office building here will
be ready for Postmaster C. G. Row
land to move into in few days.
The third quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church for Central charge
was held last Saturday evening. Rev.
Leonard, the presiding elder, presided
at the conference and also preached an
excellent sermon Sunday morning.
On next Sunday morning, August II,
finion meeting Of the churches in town
will begin under large tent just oppo-
site the high school building. A Bap-
tist evangelist, who has the reputation
being n great revivalist, has been Sc
cured for the leader. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend these SER
vices. Services will be held daily al
II a. m. and p. m.
The soldier visitors in Central the
weekend were Homer Long and Alvin
Hopkins Of Camp Jackson and Edgar
Martin Of Camp Gordon.
j. S. Knox, Fayetteville, Ark, re-
Gently visited Mr. and Mrs B. j John
ston.
This is the time for revival services
in this section. | am expecting q lot
Of chickens to 60 into the ministry.
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month, but have to buy in lots of two
and five pounds as stated above.
Please see the merchants in your
town and community and if these rules
are not carried out to the letter advise
me so that ! can report the matter to
the food administrator at Columbia.
| would thank you very kindly to give
this your very prompt attention
Yours very truly.
Sam B. Craig,
Food Administrators for Pickens Co.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-08-08
Important Meeting
Go. Ex. Committee

The County Democratic Executive
, committee met at Pickens, S. c., Aug.
Sd, 1918, N. A, Christopher chairman
and w. c. Smith acting as secretary,
the following members being present
w. G. Smith, w. II. O'Dell, B. j. John
ston, P. p. Mcdaniel, w. E. Hill, w.
r. Mckinney, j. o. Hughey. j. w.
Wood. c. A. julien, G. N. Garrett, w.
Il. Dalton, M. j. Boggs, F. F. Williams,
r. l.. Boggs, j. E. Friddle, w. M. Ba-
ker, A. G. Sutherland, M. w. Hester
and Ed D. Chastain.
First on program was the assessment
of candidates which was fixed as follows:
State Senate, $25. 90; Legislature, 500. 90;
Supervisor, $3.50 County Commission
er, $500; Probate Judge, $500; Coro-
ner,, $500. Magistrates, for Easley,
Liberty and Pickens townships, $3.50
each; Dacusville, Pumpkintown, Easta-
toe and Hurricane townships, So. SO,
each; for the towns of Central and Cal
hound, $500, each, and Cateechee So. so.
Schedule for campaign meetings were
fixed as follows:
Easley, Saturday, August 10, D. m.
Liberty, Tuesday, August 13, IL a. m.
Central, Thursday, August Is, II a. m.
Six Mile, Saturday, August II, II a. m.
Dacusville, Tuesday, August 20. IL
q. m.
Pumpkintown, Wednesday, August
2l. IL a. m.
Antioch, Thursday, August %, II a. m.
Pickens. Saturday, August "a, II a. m.
The first primary election will be held
on the fourth Tuesday, August q, 1918.
Time for filing pledges and paying as
sessments close Friday, August 9th, at
IL O. clock, meridian.
Respectfully submitted:
N A. CHRISTOPHER,
w. c. SMITH, County Chairman.
Secretary
August I'D 1918
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State Board of Charities and Corrections
Make Report on Pickens County Jail

Following is report of the State
Board of Charities and Corrections on
condition of the Pickens county jail:
Sheriff r. r. Roark, jailer Visited
July IL, 1918, bv Assistant secretary
Broyles, with the sheriff's son, the
sheriff being away from home. Pres
ent in Jail, one white man and two ne
gro women. The average daily popula-
ton in this Jail tor the past two and a
half years has been approximately z.
There have been no changes made in
the plant, management. or equipment
of the Pickens Jail since our third in
spection, The sheriff was using the
large room on the first floor for two me-
gro women and had the white male
in the cell block upstairs. The beds in
the Jail are in bad shape, most of the
mattresses being torn and worn out,
and all of them infested with bugs.
The white man was sleeping on pallet.
and when asked why he did not use the
wall hunks, he replied that the bugs
were too bad on them
Inc conulClOn or the beds cannot be
materially bettered until new ones are
provided, and we therefore recommend
that the Supervisor and Commissioners
discard all the old mattresses now in
use, and substitute cotton pads, fitting
these with canvas slip covers which can
be taken off and washed frequently,
and which will more than double the
wear of the pads. We further recon-
mend that the commissioners have the
jail screened thruout, both windows and
doors; that the interior walls be white
washed and the steel work painted, the
latter being needed especially to stop
the rusting of the bars in the cell block .
and hnally, that medical service be pro-
Vlded for by paying the county physi-
clan for and requiring him to- make a
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Blease and The Newspapers
Anderson Mail.

Anderson Mail.
Mr.. Blease has been going over the
state telling the people who hear him
that the newspapers opposing him have
been misrepresenting him and abusing
him.
We do not see all the newspapers of
the state, but those which come to this
office have not been abusing Mr.. Blease.
If there has been any misrepresenta
ton at all it has been by the newspa.
pers which have been supporting him.
They have published his speeches, anG
30 far as our observation goes the com.
sqents Of those newspapers opposing
please have been based upon the re.
ports of his speeches as = intcd in news
papers friendly to him
There has been 10 rowa-aper abuse
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-08-08
Notice to Old Soldiers

Notice to the Surviving Confederate
Soldiers and Sailors Of Pickena
County:
You are requested to meet at your
places of election in your township on
the first Saturday in August, 1918, and
elect by ballot one that is not drawing
state pension to represent your town
ship at Pickens court house on the first
Monday in September, 1918, to elect a
County Pension Board for the following
year: B. G. JOHNSON,
Chairman Pension Board of Pickens
County.
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physical examination of each new pris-
oner within Is hours of commitment TO
vaccinate against smallpox when indi-
Gated, and to make weekly inspection of
the prisoners food and quarters, all
this in addition to serving special cases
on call as at present We recommend
that the sheriff take immediate steps to
rid the Jail of vermin in the cell block.
Destroy all the mattresses that are
torn, and disinfect the others. Remove
everything from the cell block, and
thoroly disinfect the entire place, pay
ing especial attention to all cracks in
which the vermin might hide. Watch
the Jail carefully for vermn, and i'm
mediately take similar steps to get rid
of it whenever it appears in the future.
1t is cruel to confine people in build
ing that is infested with bugs. especial
ly when the law assumes that every
prisoner is innocent until proven guilty
Have the floors secured and the steel
work mopped off with damp rag week
ly; have all blankets in use washed at
least monthly, and wash those used by
each prisoner as he leaves, giving each
new inmate clean blankets for his bed.
Require each new prisoner to bathe
thoroly when admitted to the Jail, and
see that this requirement is carried out.
Add the age, sex, and race to the Jail
book, and keep it posted right up to
date always, instead of waiting until
the end of the month to post it up. I'll
nally, give the prisoners three meals
daily. including in their diet fresh meat
or fish at least twice weekly and giving
them some syrup for supper now and
then.
State Board of Charities and
Corrections,
Albert S. Johnstone,
Secretary.
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80 More White Men
Called to the ARMY

List Of white men who are to appear
at the office of the local board on
August 9Th, at 3 p. M, for military
service and leave for Camp Wadswortl
on the morning of 9TH, 1918:
William r. Powell, Pickens.
Perry Lee Lafoy, Liberty.
Robert Henry Nav, Central.
Noah Clayton Merck, Pickens R-2.
Delis Boren, Cateechee.
Harry r. Higgins, Easley.
John Bruce Kilby, Liberty.
Stanley Morgan, Pickens.
Mckinley Perry, Central R-4.
Frank Foster, Marietta.
Seaborn Henry Billingsley, Liberty.
Furmap Benton Robinson, Norris.
Henry Baxter Cisson. Pickens R-G.
Geo. Eliot Williams, Easley.
Werner Lee Jones, Easley.
George Earle Pitts, Easley, Glen
wood Mill
James F. Smith, Easley RS.
McDuffie..Gantt, Pickens.
{ Constant Nichols, Easley R-2.
Alvin Hovey ROLAND, Cateechee.
Ben Terrell Robinson, Easley RS.
Willie Clarence Richey, Easley R-3.
Geo. p. Hoffman, Clemson College.
Barto Hendricks, Marietta, R-2.
Geo. Edwin Prince, Clemson College.
Jesse Allen Ellison, Easley.
Doctor Doyle Looper, Pickens.
Julius Ransom Hudson, Pickens.
Roy Nealy, Pickens.
James Riley Hall, Fortner.
Joseph Edward Gaillard, Liberty r. g.
Lonnie Aiken, Pickens.
George Il. Grant, Pickens R-3.
Courtny M. Durham, Pickens RI.
Thomas Rackly, Liberty.
John Mark Williams, Easley R-2.
Otis Cleveland Patterson, Liberty.
John Henry Parrott, Central R-2
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-08-08
Congressional Cam
paign Meeting Wed.

Fred H. Dominick and Wyatt Aiken,
candidates for congress- will address
the voters of Pickens at the court house
Wednesday morning, August 7, at IL
o'clock. They will also speak at Eas-
ley at $3.50 p. m. on same date.
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of Mr. Blease this year, and if there
has been Misrepresentation it is by his
own newspapers.
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This is campaign year and you will
want your county paper. Don't let
your subscription expire.
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Here we have Il Fire Fan. He al
ways beats the Fire Company to the
llrcs with his little Chemical Exits
fAShcr ana has the Blaze out by the
IN" i! N ,p%S get their Hose Uncoilcd.
= lorr will be Big Fire
=. !: '.i.' have 10 Go
NN' i'nNn.
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Easley Notes

Easley Progress,
Mrs. Ebert Perry of the Georges
Creek section is reported as having had
slight stroke of paralysis the latter
part of last weeh. At this time she is
getbing along very well
Mr. William f. Ariail of the Enon
section, left the city on No. 20 last Fri
day morning bound for Hot Springs,
Arkansas, where he goes to be treated
for rheumatism. Mr. Arial has been
suffering with this disease fer several
months and he and his friends hope that
he VIII come home soon a cured man.
Daring an electric storm last Satur-
day afternoon lightning struck the stee!s
pie of the Methodist church at Easley
cotton mills, spfssgting it from pima
Gle to base. During the same after
noon, COW belonging to Wm. Sanders,
who resides near the city. was struck
and killed. 1t is also reported that Il
hog belonging D l.. p Barton was also
struck and killed at the same time.
".I%' was y very heavy doWnDour of
'f..., tNr e'OI'"l
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Read the Special Notice column.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-08-08
FINE FARM FOR SALE

have 104 Ia acres Of good level land within half mile
of Martin graded school, 90 acres cleared nine-room
dwelling house. fourroom tenant house, two good barns;
extra fine pasture Public road runs through place
Known as S. A. G. Martin old home place.
Will take $50 per acre. Terms to suit purchaser
This is bargain If interested in farm lands in the
Six Mile section see me-
]. A. ROTER, SIX MILE
Post Office c",,@css r4nral s . R-3