Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(. Add a Paig and yot favorite With a Pai distance: arare v The popul and spo dependa . convinci design a quality. PAIGE-DETRO Caro SI.ASON FOR DOVES A BIT CONFUSING is Not' Open Until October 16 Under the Federal Laws CHANGE MADE RECENTLY State's Chief Game Warden in Corres pondence About. the Situation. Mr. Vivian S. Sloan, local game warden, has received a letter from State Game Warden, Wadle I lampton ibbhes, adlvising him, that owing to a change in the federal game regula tions, there is a confl ict in the open ing and closing (tat es of the season for shooting doves as provided by the tUnited States reuhttions, and the li censes issuedl urnder the authority of the State. .\r. G ibbes i nclosedl a copy of a letter he has writ ten to t he chief of the bu rea u of. biological survey, at We Have the I Shop and tl Stoci MAR That has ever Iz Now is the time order for Fall di to the Shop, we money by buyin SUMTER MAR: AND J. P. COMMA 107 Manning Avenue. 4uittttttttttuttitti:su:ttuitit I' Most Beautiful Car inlAm Good Sport car to your equipment of fis t multiply opportunities to sport. ge to transport you, time is a diminished. A fishing trip is Lcation treat, but a frequent .rity of the Paige with out, rt lovers is a recognition of ble service, plus extra corn ng testimony to the soundne nd construction and a proo IT MOTOR CAR CO., DETROIT, lina Machiner Sumter, S. C. Washington, informing the Ietter that owing to the circumstances of the case, the authorities of South Carolina can not cooperate with federal offi cers in prohibiting the shooting of doves between September 16 to Octo ber 16, further than to notify holders of licenses that the sport is forbidden by the federal government during the period, and that those who indulge in it will be subject to prosecution in the United States courts. The South C'arolina regulations were made to conform to federal regula tions, when the openi sealson for (loves was set at from September 16 to Dec cember :1. It was just this week that 3Mr. G;ibbes received a notice to the effect that the dlates had hee, changed to run from October 16( to .January 31 , inlusive. Copies of the letter receivedl by Mr. Sloan, and of the communication to the WVash ington aut horities b~y Mr. 3est EquippedI hie Largest Sof een in Sumter. to place your elivery. .Come can save your g direct. :: : BLE MANTLE CO. NDEHR, Prop. SUMTER, S. C. mu:nmmmmmmummm......... . f n ica hing tackle :njoy your saved and no longer delight. door men practical, fort. It is ;s of Paige f of Pa: e MICHIGAN y Co. "August 9, 1919. "Dear Sir: lhe federal regulation E for shooting (oves in South Carolina [ has been changed so as to make the [ open season run from October 16 to - .January 31, inclusive, in place of September 16 to December 31, inclu- L sive. "Since the latter (ate was written L in our licenses before this change we will have to concede the right of the public undler State laws to shoot doves this season from September 16, 1919, - to January 31, 1920. "At the same time the p~eople should he warned that, they may be prose cutedl by the federal autohrities if they shoot (loves in this State at anyg time before October 16, prox. "Yours very truly, W. II. Gibbes, "Chief G;ane Warden." Mr. Gibbes' letter to the Wsig ton bureau, wvhich was setas crua to all ga me wvardlens in the State, was as followvs:L "August 7, 1919. "I lon. E. WV. Nelson, chief BureauL Bureau of Biological Survey Washington, [D. C. 'D~ear Sir: This morning I have your faovor of the thi advising as to (hanlged re'gulationis as to shooting dloves in this St ate. The record in the matter is that we (lidl our best to he placed~ E in pos ition to note this proposed change on our hunting lic'enses ino ample time to give publicity to the miatter, but we c ouldl no- ge t y.our sanction. "'By the same mail which brin . your letter we have from the Depart ment of A griculture a bulletin, No. 38, showing the open seasons for galme, whlich places the dove seaso.n from September 16 to December 31. 1 regretL that we will not be in a position uin decr the circumstances to cooperate with your dlepartmient In an effort to store our hunters from shooting (loves frcom' September 16, as originally pro- L vidled by the United States laws andr *. adlopted by the State of SouthI Caro--L lina. I am today writing Secretary Houston etating our difmiulties in theL matter and asking if some way nay not bc providled hereafter to avoid suchm confuon It is niot fair to o'' people to place theme in such a posi tion. "Yours i ery tr iIy "Cm. . fle Gibbrd FARM LANDS We are offering for sale more than 50 tracts scattered throughout Sumter, 19.. Lee, and Clarendon Counties. A partial list is given below: e 19-24-Tract of 800 acres, 600 acres cleared, 200 woodland, one mile from Hagood, on Sumter 1 Camden Public Road; 8-room dwelling, gin-house, large barns and stables at main settlement, 18 other " tenant houses. School, church and railroad station in sight. Land in a high ptate of cultivation. Com munity excellent. Price, $100,000. 1 19-27-Tract of 165 acres, 85 cleared, baJance timber and woodland, in Sumter County, 6 miles from Sumter, 3 miles from Dalzell, on White's Mill to Dalzell Public Road; 2 tenants houses, small barns and . stables; school one mile, church 3 miles. Price, $16,500. 19-31-Tract of 63 acres, 22 cleared, balance timber, in Sumter County, 4 miles from Atkins, 5 miles from Lynchburg, near Trinity-Lynchburg Public Roa9, (good neighborhood road through place); 2 . room dwelling, one barn; school 1-4 mile. Price, $3250. ] 19-32-Tract of 260 acres, 100 cleared, balance timber, in Sumter County, Shiloh Township, 6 miles from Lynchburg; two tenant houses. This tract can be subdivided into two or three smaller tracts. Price, $10,000. n 19-33-Tract of 615 acres, 226 cleared, in Clarendon County, 7 miles from Benbow Siding, 9 miles from Summerton on Nelson Ferry Public Road; 5 tenant houses, small barns. Timber reserved. Price $35,000. 19-34-All the pine and oak timber on tract of 300 acres, in Clarendon County, 6 1-2 miles from Benbow's Siding, 9 miles from Summerton, on River Road and Nelson Ferry Public Road. Estimated and plattcd by Palmer and Moore. Price $4.20 per tiousand. (Prica includes timber only and does not include cypress tract D.) 3 19-35-Tract of 32 acres, 20 cleared, balance timber, in Clarendon County, 4 miles from Alcolu, 5 miles from Mfanning, near Mannmng-Sardinia Publie Road; 5-room dwelling, good barns and stables, to 3 bacco barn. School and church 2 miles. Price, $2100. . 19-36-Tract of 60 1-2 acres, 13 cleared, balance timber, in Williamsburg County, 10 miles from Kingstree, 11 miles from Sardinia, on Sumter-Kingstree Public Road; 2 tenant houses. New Zion School. Some good timber. Price $4500. 19-37-Tract of 600 acres, 250 cleared, balance timber, in Clarendon County, one mile from Silyer, 3 1-2 miles from Paxville, on Sumter-Summerton Pu.,: Road; 4 tenant houses, small barns; school and . church one mne. Price, $40 per acre. 19-38-Tract of 100 acres, 65 cleared, balance timber, in Sumter County, 5 miles from Sumter, on White's Mill Public Road; 5-room main dwelling, 2 tenant houses, 2 barns and stables. School and church, one mile. Price, $12,000. 3 19-41-Tract of 350 acres, 60 to 65 per cent. in cultivation, 3 1-2 miles North of Sumter, on Sumter Bishopville Road, adjoining lands of R. M. Jenkins, df White, O'Donnell, Scale, and others; 4-room main settlement, several tennt houses; some good timber and large quantities of good wood on place. Well 3 located and can subdivide. Price, $100 per acre. 19-44-Tract of 432 acres, 325 cleared, balance in timber and woodland, one mile West of Pinewood, on both sides of the A. C. L. and Pinewood-Remini Public Road; good 7-room dwelling, barns and stables gin-house and outfit, 7 tenant houses; school and church 1-4 mile. A nice farm in high sc.e of culti vation. Price, $55,000. 19-46-Tract of 186 acres, 120 in cultivation, 4 miles from Sumter, on Brewington Road; 5-room dwelling and basement, 2 tenant houses, good barns and stables. School 1-2 mile, church 3 miles. Price, 1 $130 per acre. 19-48-Tract of 163 acres, 100 cleared, balance in timber and woodland, in Sumter County, 3 1-2 1. miles from Sumter, on A. C. L. Railroad, 6 room house, 2 tenant houses, 2 barns and stables, new to 3 bacco barn. Price, $125 per acre. 1 19-51-Tract of 186 acres, 100. cleared, balance in timber and woodland, in Sumter County, 3 1-2 miles from Sumter, on Sumter-Shiloh and Plowden's Mill Public Roads; 5-room main dwelling, 2 tenant 1 houses, good barns and stables; school 3 1-2 miles. Price, $100 per acre. 1 7 19-53-Tract of 167 acres, 90 acres cleared and in high state of cultivation, 5 miles northwest of - Summerton, 3 miles from Silver; 6-room main settlement, 3 tenant houses. This is vet y tine land in good 3 neighborhood. No better land to be had than the cultivated portion of this tract. Price, $20,000. 1 1 19-54--Tract of 50 acres, 10 cleared, balance timber (some good timber), 4 miles from Sumter, on A. C. L. near Mayesville-Sumter Public Road; 4-room main dwelling, one barn and stable, store. School , 2 miles. Price $5000. 7 1 19-55-Tract of 124 acres, 25 cleared, 3 miles from Sumter, on Moses Road; 2 tenant houses, barn, artesian well, considerable timber, Price $7,500. 3 19-56-'Tract of 35 1-2 acres, all timber and woodland, in Williamsburg County, 1-2 mile from Work W man Cross Roads, on Black River Public Road. Price-. 19-57-Tract of 12 acres, all cleared, one mile from Sumter, on Sumter-Bishopville Public Road; . 4-room main dwelling, one barn and stable. Price $4000. 7 1 19-58-Tract of 500 acres, 250 cleared, batance in timber and woodland (about 100 in river swamp) in Lee County, 1 1-2 miles from Elliott, 8 miles from Bishopville, on Lynchburg-Bishopville Public Road; 4-room main dwelling, 5 tenant houses, good barns and stables. School and church 2 miles. Price 1 $110 per acre. 1 9-61-Tract of 453 acres, 275 cleared, balance in timber and woodland, in Clarendon County, 2 1-2 miles from Pinewood, 21 miles from Sumter, on Pinewood-Remini Public Itoad; 5-room main dwelling, 7 tenant houses, fair barns and stables; school and church 2 1-2 miles. Price $100 .per acre. 1 19-62-Tract 126 acres, 80 cleared, balance in timber and woodland (26 swamp timber), 12 miles - from Sumter, 6 miles from Sardinia, on Sumter-Sardinia and Story Public Roads; 4-room main dwell ] mg, 7 tenant houses, 5 barns and stables, one tobacco barn, gin, sawmill, and store. Price $20,700. 1 9-64--Tract of 73 acres, 45 cleared, balance in timber and woodland, some pasture, 1 1-2 miles - from Sumter, on Bishopville Public Road; 5-room dwelling, one tenant house, several barns and stables. 3 Price $200 per acre. 1 19-6;,-.Tract of 54 acres, all cleared, in Sumter County, 3 1-2 miles from Rembert, 14 miles from Sumter, on Sumter-Camden Road; 2 tenant houses, small barns and stables; school and church near. Price, $8500. 1 9-66-Tract of 86 acres, 45 cleared, balance timber and woodland, in Clarendon County, 2 1-2 miles from Summerton, on Davis Cross Roads-St. Paul Public Road; 4-room main dwelling, goo I barns and stables, school and church adjacent. Price$100 per a. re. I I9-67--Tract of 100 acres, 45 cleared, balance timber about 4 miles from Gable, 7 miles from Mann mg, on Manning-Sardinia Public Road; 5-room dwelling, one tenant house, 2 pack houses, tobacco barn. (100,000 to 150,000 feet saw timber on place). I'rrice $6500. 19-68--Tract of I 26 acres, 8) in good state of cultivation, balance woodland, 3 1-2 mie fron. Sum - tor, ori Plowden Mill Public Road; 5-room main dwelling, 2 tenant houses, good barn am3 stables. This t:act. is located on a small runnmng branch and .an be made an extra nice little farm. Price, $125 per atcre. 19-69--Tract of 50 acres, 22 cleared, balance timber and voodland, 5 miles northwest of Sumter, near Sumter-Statesburg Road; one tenant house, barns :and stables; school and church one mile. This is good land. Irice $7500. If you do not find what you are looking for on tie above list, tell us what you want and we will make it our business to find it for you. We are con stantly listing new places and will try to suit you. R. B. BELSER 26 N. Main St. REA L ESTATE BROKER Sumter, S. C. Farm Lands, Timber Lands, Residence Property, Business Property LELE000 C1C1 = C1 1 C cumC1