Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, October 02, 1919, Image 8

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Estate of late J. E. Hair, Consisting of ...fc * - - ■ - -7 f We will sell to the highesUbidder at public auction, on OCTOBER the I4th, and 15th, the following des cribed real estate, formerly owned by JUDSON E. HAIR, Deceased. > The town property consisting of Store, DweHhTjrand Several Valuable Lots Suitable for Residents, in the ■ —. \ ? " v . i, town of BLACKVfLLE, and th^ farm which is only about one mile front Blackville, S. C., known as the Cave Place, near Reynolds Station, containing about 210 acres. The" town property and this,farm we propose to sell on OCTOBER*,"!4th Now, on OCTOBER!5th, we will sell to the highest bidder at public auction the rest-of-our fatherV ** y * lands, which consist of about 1,000 acres, known as the Carroll Place, Graham Place, Boone Place, Reed " - - — - . - - _» >*' .. ^ C2Z Place and Home Place, with other,small tracts. All of these lands will be CUT UP IN^SfllALL TRACTS of 50 or more acfes The terms of sale will be ONE HALF CASH AND BALANCE TO SUIT PURCHASES with mortgage of property at 8 per cent, interest annually FOUR STEPS BUILT OF FACTS ^NSINCE nearly every year the BOLL WEEVIL has eatenHfje profit out of the Heart Of The Cotton Crop and left SLIM-BANK ACCOUNTS in his tfake—What a^e you gotng^Okdo? ^ ~*T“ US ON YOUR IMPROVED 'LaNt), THEN RAISE LIVESTOCK; “POUrLTRY, POTATOES, PEANUTS. S ■■ 4 : 1 r , ' Toy WILL FIND OUR TERMS REASONABLE. WILL you grow another crop of cotton and ha\'e the profit eaten out of it again, or will you BUILD FENCES AND SILOS for feeding and raisinglivestock? Our Loans Are Closed Promptly STARVE the Boll Weevil to death * _ _ , - X. *.->■; by raising livestock instead of cotton! WE WILL LEND YOU THE MONEY. ally MARKET CATTLE, t potatoes and peanuts bring cpttbty will keep the BOLL BANK ACCOUNT SLIM. HOGS, also poultry Get it now! The farmer who hes- .„itat£s to ° always fihds he isthe Biggest Loser ! • -- purposes, POULTRY, POTATOES, PEANUTS, and TppACCO for every farmer means PROSPERITY EVERY YEAR, w’hile more cotton means POVERTY and GLOOM during years of prosperity. < CHARLES H. BARRON, ^ Columbia,' S. C LLBERTY„NATIONAL BANK BUILDING / ... V . h " " s ■ _ _V-- • •b -1 V. .-Xi 1 ■ N 1 ■ ’