Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1.000 Sub-U TRlE INORJ Better A "The Scuppern WILL BE AU C W E" -DN SE F AT 10;30 A The P This is one of Clarend< known estates. For gene been called "Scupper Manning-Sumter public r 11 miles of Sumter. Upoi good dwellings, barns, te outbuildings; the soil is of ially adapted to the prodt corn, in fact all southern The' This property will be s< easy and liberal terms. Go today and look ove tract or tracts you may representative, Mr. Fieldi: tion. He will be glad to t over the property, FREE ICE CRE/ Will Be SerE MUSI( First Nationa SELLIN( Florence, S. C. ACR ESI ivided IM ESTATE nown as ong Plantation" SOLD AT S D AY. roperty )n County's oldest and best ,rations this property has nong." Located on the [ad, 8 miles of Manning, 1 this property there are nant houses, all necessary[ the very best, being espec iction of cotton, tobacco, zrops. r'erms: >ld at the public's price, on Vord r the property, select the I be interested in, ask ourI aig, for any and all informa ake you out and show you ed at the Sale by BRASS BAND: 1i Auction Co. AGENTS Fayetteville. N. C. IE IS SEPING PART OF BEFAS1 Belfast, Aug. 30.-(By the.Associat ed Press.)-The hankhill district o Belfast later tonight was blazing More than a score of fires had starte and virtually al Ithe grocery store and public houses owned by Catholic in the district were being destroyed. iThe police fired on the crowd durini the disturbances, inflicting severia casualties. At 5 o'clock this afternoon a mino battle started in Royal avenue the Bel fast telegraph offiice as .its'center. J crowd of Sinn Feiners crept down Li brary street from Garrick Hill an I opened a revoulver fusillade on th 3 Unionists in the avenue, who replie vigorously. The windows adjacent t the fighting were crowded with spee tators. Today's rioting was the worst in th city's history. The men killed Saturday night an Sunday were declared to oe Sinn Fein ers, while those killed today were vixr tually all Unionists. The mills, factories and schools wer closed today, and most of the shop were shut tight. Justice Is Assassinated. Londonderry, Aug. 30.-Maj. Johl tB -YOU Farm Ti 13actols thi" Whlile th be -Anne far: long that it Make su vou right ai There a between no, Iibmoughout And wh rspring job. 'esutxr thic Pull. 1v1 Qiea Tile Voi Yave enoug Thile Fo No raw fu4 piston ring: Ang d its yator, your Thplere a Saddlet Hthse goodPules See uaw fr I iAnd1its stone, justice of the peace, and one of the best known residents of Coun ty Donegal, was assassinated at his home today by men who fired through a window. r London, Aug. 30.-No word had been I received from Lucerne, Switzerland. tonight indicating that there had been any change in the policy of Premier Lloyd George with regaid to Lord Mayor MacSweeney of Cork wio is in a precarious condition in the Brixton jail here as a result of an extended hunger strike. Father Dominic spent more than an hour in the prison tonight. When he left at 9 o'clock he reported that Mac Sweeney was weaker and expressed the belief that he might (lie at any moment. The priest said MacSweeney I was showing an indominable will. Mr. MacSweeney's sister spent two hours i nthe prison this afternoon. She said she found her brother so weak that he was unable to give her sev eral messages he desired her to con vy for him. Four hundred strikers in the Cork jail today completed their twentieth (lay of fasting and were reported to night to be at the point of death. _-- -o - WHALEY AT BATTLE CREEK Washington, Aug. 30.-It was learn ed here today that Congressman Richard S. Whaley, who recently an iy Your Fore Tractor Now Can Use It Throughout actor manufacturers will be unable to sur coming year. ere will be thousands of Fordson Tractors r rn owners who will want Fordons and will will be impossible to supply them. re of getting your Fordson. Order it now. v'ay. re sufficient draw-bar and belt jobs on y( v and spring to ketp the Fordson busy ear the winter. en spring comes, you will have your Fordsc You will be familiar with its operation, so t ughout the year. - Two 14-Inch Plows-Op Kerosene-Runs Your B1 dson will pull two 14-inch bottoms in the b reserve left over for the peak loads. rdson operates successfully; economically, I going through the exhaust-none passin into the crankcase. 22 H. P. in the belt make it capable of run corn husker, your huller, your silo filler, I ~teady, economical, dependable power for a r and see the Fordson. Let us give you rendon Motor C< Manning, S. C. ?Sand 1' rload Just Ar s, Driving Horses, distersin the bunch ame in this car. Up-to-date Farm E Y& R nounced that he would not be a candidate for renomination as repre sentative of the First South Carolina district, is in a sanatorium at Battle Creek, Mich., undergoing treatment for neuritis. Mr. Whaley had been suf fering from this painful trouble for a year or more, and it grew worse after his attack of influenza last winter. 0 REPUBLICAN IS BITTER IN ATTACG ON SOUTH Sullivan, Ind., Aug. 30.-United States Senator James E. Watson, Re.. publican candidate for relection, in a speech here today bitterly denounced the South. The South has been in th saddle for the last seven years, said Watson, an dthe South is not compet ent to handle the affairs of this rna tion. The South has robbed the North systematically under Woodrow Wil Soil. You people in the North pay tho taxes and the South has got rich. You Northern farmers had your wheat price fixed, while Southern cotton made the Southerners wealthy. If you want four more years of South ern control vote for Cox. IllIS'rTTCHING and picoting attach ments, works on all sewing ma chines. Price $2.00. Personal checks 10c extra. Light's Mail Or der House, Box 127, Birmingham, Ala. , 84-3t. [son the Winter ply the demand for nade, still, there will lelay thcir orders so Start it to work for ur farm to be done ning money for you, n, ready for the first hat you will get 100% erates On At Machines stiffest soils and still on cheap kerosene. g down through the ning your grain sepa .ay baler; in short, it il belt jobs within its folder describing it. >mpany, IULESI rived. Farm Horses. .Also a lot of Machinery. I G BY