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It has mear vision will Your oppoi Sale A Small Farrr {R 5 Miles fro: Thur; Ideal small farms Manning, S. C., three n are not very far from this farm. All other nine tenant houses, five wells. This property every tract to be offer( good soil which produc Cord wood in abundan< Go out and take a now. Your price will out those tracts today aAt PETERSBURG, VA Dul REVEAL. PLOT TO .ASSACRE IN ARKANSAS investigators Find -Report of Com *nittee Based on Confession of Several Negro Prisoners. WHITE MEN IMPLICATED -Today %% as Date Set for Uprising if Demands Were Nor Met.. Helena, Ark., Oct. 5.-That organiz nd negroes of S'>uthern Phillips coun Mr. Far: Is your Home to-date ? Are you givir Health the] tion? We are in po: Light and Po ply, Modern ] Sewer dispos * Our Enginee * is at your dis] to you. I f you are intere be, let us know a will call and see SDIXIE ELECTRI( AND LL7 it money in their pocl accumulate rapidly ar rtunity is at hand. A of Re4 bS, JOHN W. PERRY rn Alcolu, S. C., 7 sday, BIG F! Des John W. Perry farm, subdi tiles from Gable, S. C., and fi this property. Four stores conveniences furnished by 1 tobacco barns, barns, shelter fronts on the public road for d on day of sale will have a i es as well as any other in this e. look at these small farms tod do the buying on day of sale which you desire to purchase SALE C( lantic C( tANT, HORT ty of which this city is the seat of gov ernment, had planned a general slaughter of white people in the lo cality tomcrrow was definitely re vealed here today by authorized in vestigators of the past week's disturb ances in that section. Acording to these authorities, the plot included a widespread uprising in the event certain demands were not met. With October 6, set as the day for the uprising, negro prisoners are said to have confesdes ,each member :> the organization at specified places was~ to have picked a bale of cotton by that (late, take t :e cotton to cer Sanitary and up ig your Family's >roper considera ition to give you wer, Water Sup alumbing System, al. ring Department osal, at no cost sted, and you should nd our Representative yIou. PLUMBING Co. a UUEmmm .Emmmara Others Have and cets; it will mean mor d get for them weals ccept by attending o ii Est FARM, Subivided, c Miles of Manning, )ctobei tE BAR cription of the I vided, on Manning r' I Sardis ye miles from Sardi" S. C within five miles, stenools wii [anning, which is only seven s, stables, outhouses, etc., all a distance of about one and 'oad frontage. Of the total section, cotton, corn, tobace ay. With farm lands increa on the extremely easy term: and meet us at the sale THi )NDUCTED FOR JNO. 'ast Real "The Name That Juw OFI ON & FLOY] ta'n. prominent landowners, plantation managers and marchants and "demand a settlement." Shoot Down All Whites. The confessions, as announced made it appear to the investigators that without further ade following this de mand the blacks were to shoot down all whites in sight. A list of twenty one names, admitted to represent the men to whom the demand would be placed, is in the hands of the investi gating committee. Killing of these twenty-one, the prisoners said, was to be the signal for all members of the organization to attack the white population. Ar extensive courier systenm wvas explain edl in the evidence, providing for mes sengers known to the negroes as "Patul Reveres." These couriers had been duly appointed to ride into all parts of the territory according to the testimony and summon members t( arms. The organization concerned was dle clared to be the local lodge of the Progressive Farmers andl Household Union of America, confiscated litera. Lure of which dlesignate.s Washington, D). C., a national headiquarters with State offices at Winchester, Ark. "We've just begun," was the pass word of the uprising. The negroes told the investigators. This pass word and the "Paul Revere" sourier! were confessed to have been employed last Tuesday night and Wednesday mornmng mn summoning blacks L< Hoop Spur, eighteen miles south o, Helena, after W. A. Adkins, specia agent of the Missouri Pacific Railroat had been killed and Charles Pratt deputy sheriff had been wounded. The confessions were taken to ex. plain the rapidity with which armet blacks were assembled at Hoop Spui niid the neighboring town of Elaine ft~llowing the incident. The statements add- dI that at the time Adkins wa: killed there were 150 negroes in th< church at the scene of the shooting Some ef these were women, it wa: said, carrying automatic revolvers ir their stockings. "KeepI Their Racks Full I." Questioned about their supply o shotguns, rifles and ammunition, ne groes declared that they often hai been advised by speakers always L< "keep their racks full" and "if youl rack isn't fill it now." Fifty thousands rounds of ammuni tion were discovered last night in th< Branch Normal School at Pine Bluff acordling to a telephone message re ceived here today from Mayor Inolji. Profited Thereb key in yours. Earnin th and contentment i ur ite At n Manning and Sardii 3 Miles from Gable, 9th,I BECUE I 'roperty to be OfI iia and Alcolu and Sardinia rn , convenient railroad connect ;hin one-half mile and other sc miles from the property. f which are in good condition three-quarter miles and all of number of 700 acres, about or D, etc., being especially adapt sing in this county as they ai of one-fourth cash, balance JRSDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, W. PERRY, ESQ., OF Al ty Comp4 tifies Your Confidence" PICES ), Local Ager of that city. The institution is a negre school maintained by the State. This report and evidence found locally lead authorities here to believe the con templated uprising was of more than a local nature. Me-.bers of the investigating com mittee declared there is every evidence that mercenary individuals have been inciting th negroes in the name of th federal government. Among other things, it was stated, they were led tc believe a part o fthe government at Washington upheld them in arming and organizing against the whites; that a large temple and armories were to be erected at Washington, for th( convening of their "congress' and for federal training of 3,000 soldiers to protect them in their uprising. Much of the evidence is knowvn to be directed in an effort to establish con clusively connection of white men with the agitation and thero is said to be strong indications of such a re lation. Only two whites weer in cus tody here today following the week% disorders. A man namedl Fuller was broughi in from Postelle last night and placed in the county jail. 0. S. Blratton, 01 Little Rock, lawv firm, has been in cue todly several dlays pending investiga. tion. BEE NOTES Clemson College, September 29. Owing to the late season requeen ing is no longer recommended b: the Extension Service bee specialist CITATION NOTICE THlE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA By ounty. of Clarendon ByJ .Windham, Probate Judge': Whereas, Sanders Trindatl made sui to me to gran him Letters (of Admin istrationi with the Will annexed of th Estate and effects of Mary Ann Hiar vmn. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish al lar-d singular the Kindre< 1and Creditors of the said Mary Am Hiarvin deceased, that they be and1( ap pear before me, in the Court of Pro b'ite, to be held at Manning on th< 16th (lay of October next, after pub~ licattion beiwof, at 11 o'clock in th< forenoon to show cause, if any the: haIve, why the saidl Administratioi sho'ild not he granted. Given rnder my hand this 30th (Ia of Septenmber Anno Domini, 1919. J. M. Windham, Judge of Probatt Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Druggiet ;efund money if PAZO OINTMENT fall - ocurntchingI~ilod 1c oor Frotrdlog Pile t anadecntion.* Pri a e y I s properly invested b or the ~ remainder of A UC' niia and Alcolu and Sa and 5 Miles of Sai At 10:30 )INNER Fered >ads, five miles from Alcolu, ;ions can be made at Gable, Ac hools three miles distant, chur the buildings on the place con, i. The entire place is furnish 'the buildings are situated nea ie-half is cleared and in a hig ed. Land practically level ai -e today, it is to your advant, 1, 2, and 3 years. Possession it 10:30 A. M. 4 OLU, S. C. my, Ager Lts, Manning, We are at present passing through a dearth of honey and this partly ac counts for the fact that some hives are infested with worms. Whree this condition exists, - the hives should be examined and the frames centered, so as to eliminate any hid ing places for the worms. Many of the worms and moths can be killed and if necessary the hives fumigated. Where the bees are in a weakened condition, probably the best step is tx> combine a couple ot colonies. The season has arrived for the fall flowers from which the bees will be able to obtain a considerable amount of stores for winter, but where this supply is not sufficient, tho bees should be fed to bring the Those who have ma suffered the privations < some token of our appre Sometimes one de to show this apprec We feel it, boys, more For those who have i returning from the ser' ah host of ar'ticles most e entoes of their return. \WHEN VOU. TNK OP WD.L y men with their days. I rION rdinia Roads, -dinia, S. C. S. C., seven miles fros olu and Manning, which ches within 200 yards of ;ist of one dwelling and d with water by flowing r this road. Each and' lh state of cultivation; a id mostly well drained. ige to make a puirehase.* January 1, 1920. Pick $ its. GREENVILLE,, N. C S. c. colonies into as thrifty condition, as possible before the winter- packihg cases are put on. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE I, will aptly to the Judge of Pro bate for Ck rendon county on the 16, day of Octob r 1919, at 11 o'clock a.. m. for Lett i of Discharge as Exe. cutor of th ste of Mattie Rhame Lunn, Dece *ed. Timimonsville, S. C. Slip. 15, 191. Urovads Tasteless ehitl Tonic restores vitality and energy by purifying. and. ene. riching th blo.'ou oae~ao fee it.Strength le the real sacrifice, have f this war, are entitled to. ciation, or esteem. es not know how best lation. deeply than you know. elatives and close friends rice we have accumulated uitable as gifts and mem-. -M&R --TNINA OF LOYD