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- « .1 MASTER'S SAIL B«rnw«H |>«op1e.l [b n , nHM .. Cwiuiiy ol Hiifiwwll. | WO. V. HOLKKS. Editor I Pno’r kttem c«tm ciorcutioj rmrp- f H!'KHt»AT, OC'l*08BH, 21, »WK\ ■—m At **f rr»»l*lent A.<frM Atilrtfih <tf rBrinff*’ I'nlnn fU%llrtrW dearth p«e. <:h. •i»<j 8(h eoinwtn* t*«* dViliwn llaport . ,,,, .• ... n a. i,r \p W York f P r "l > * r,i J , w ‘ 1 l<umr A^rp^riwr, lUMot A Ort Kew York | V ^ o| ^ UeurRf , a . „ ' n \ Yj.-o AT »Py nttiw o( our o* to ykoanulavturf itito _ ' toorlof Conmoon Dm*. Tbe MHkr Luwbar Company,, •!. «f., -x IMxIottff* TO. Oeorfcn B. Broon, ft. al, D«ffndant*. 'r li,, ■ l, " “■ ■• • A . D l«»l( oltuatc. lying and belog »n rf rtl<tu, * r *' r and'daa. i rtti*<j on | b t. (jraat oJ%pr«*a Towii*lnp f vountjf ol piat maUn bv Jas. M, rattoraon, C. K- board ^kr!iT» «'li «. fUa-Htata of mxub Caro - uar’wl Ibf i'tb day of Sapt«n»b«*r, A. 1> «aimrl atffl rail* for traok, Aumber of (riicko; one •oairtmg box with caparlty for Ihmfrlbooaand Iret of Br virtue of a deeretal onler to me •ItrecieO In U»e aftove fiititUd ca will wil at Harowail. In iron* court bouar.Tfn Monday, Novemlifr lat. hKftf. it btl,** aala day in »aitl luontb, arTtltMt lUo legal b<i»ira of aala. all Ilia by land* Ol in aaiaio, riglK, line auJ luteroat and nor O^nr George It. itraon aoJ . . , , . pal) i — ’•oHaak pur raadrra tr arrfiil tnal ,n | ibe_Br«po lonnner Company, and of all peraone wlitfnitiyg tbrongb aml-nn* lina, and Woimden aa followt: On the 1901, altmjro, tying am* bebtg u» Oreat Q.^^ jm^wuh eapacliy for North by land* of M A. Kay and Sa't- A*ypre*a T«*«iiabl|v, Barnwell County ninrty tbouAand feet of lumber: one kt;haU:Me 6trea»«; on »»•« Kaat by In tbe Star* of South Carolina, and nry aheit one liMnd<vd f*et long wlrn S.illkrbHtvbie Stream; bn the dontb hv bounded aa follow*: On tire Nonb Itch along entire length; aix Ian land# of A. K euhidrr and on the We*t by Uad« ofW. M. Connelly; on the |rtory. / f„nr roomed dwelling »ion«.ea; bv upland* of K W. HanUon I ha*t by Sallkebiichln Stream; on fbe one eight roomed boar»hiig'Y)on»e; one Tract No, 14.. containing forty aerea, S'dith by land* of K. A. K'll* and on | , w ,. n ty by ton? foot b«tl(li'* and more panicutanv detlnad and deu-riU- , tba We^i • y upland* of K. L Sindera. ^ twelve one atory buildiugH etl on plat made by da* M. I'aftereon, { Tiact No IK), containing one nnn I Term# of rlale: One fonifh ca*h; C K , dated tin Pdi, da? of Hepi«inbe.r, j itrvd and #lx aerea. more parliculgrly t) H u<iv« in three equal annual in*t»il~ A. U 1WU, #ltuate lying and liclng in d*®ned and de crlbed on plat made by menr#, wlib Hiiere*t from dale of »a e. .South ' Jaa. M. I'attereufo O E„ dated the 9tn, #er.i>red ny bond of the purchaser ami On t day ol S pt tnber, A 1). IWT, aituato, mortgage of the properry aold. *-'‘7Uig and being In ureltt ( yore#* _owii*ldn, Barnwell Cdun y. in the upland* of IV. II Cieech; on tbe South State oi Snub Carolina, and bounded ----- * a# follow*: On t*o North hy land- of E. Ilarviy; on the Ea#t i y Siltke Bamoerg bounty In thft stale of :au#e I : Carolina and bounded a* follow# : On , da; of /he J lb® Nor,b by upland* of W. U Cieech ivi iber 1 at a"*! He.rcule# Creek; on the Ka*t by : To A. Ore* on and on the West by landa of J. J. Oraddm-k. T ract No la couiainlng #lxt? fire acre#, more particularly deflimd and deacriibed on plat made by Ja*. M. I’gtteraon, C. E., dated the idh. dav of ?v*r** reporte-d n* Milling In «*i w*<k at iwu dullnre the I F- / / lir. Wenlon. of Columbia, n well potted pbvaictan a, y* ih it oouipuUory ediicitlon would »pread dl*eaa« and gi?e» strong proof In *upport of hi* declaration. Mr. J 'hn H . Cope. Preal ‘ent of the Bamberg Oottioi Mill, ha* bought the tiantl«omw Spartauburg reaidence of floyd L l.l»e*on Nor.h Cflurch street. Brice f 14 2fl0 The purchase wa« made that hi# children may hava the happv advan tage* of home life while puraulog their eolleglate *tudle*. Mr. Cope will con tinue the active management of bti Bamberg Interest*. The wind, rain and hall aform that etarted without warning in We*t Ten- «ea*®e ln#t T inraday caused ihe fl«arh* ef at lea*t sixty peraona In that S ate, Alabama m d Georgia. In Tmneaaee the hall irtonea are aald to have been »* large ■* orange*. T.ie eN*tern en.l of tne atorm waa In A»ken cowntv where several hundred hale* of open erdrnn tu the Held* were beaten Into the ground by the ball* r*H3tn*e and *clenil*ta now n**ert that 2,000.000 S *0ther«i |*coplo are vlo- *tni» of the hook worm or lazy hog. T rthat paraalte they charge (be dul i.««a. stupidity and ba. kwanlne** of til cared for school children, and the laxlnea* and shlftlesne** of grown up worker# In field and factory. T,i« trouble I* easily cured and after la- fting the cheap medicine the slow ooach wake* up to new life, energy and #uc- •ree. • UNION MRBTINUd. tlnion Mcetlniw <rf the Barnwell Bapt st AaMOCtltion will be Ueld at Mount Calvary, Alien’# Chapel and Bcthc-da Chnrclir# sat ntday and dumiay, Octub.r Doth and 31#t. . .PKOURIM... Topic I, State Mission# need*. Topic 2 The advantage# and disadvan tage# Of organise.I Acids. */ MOUNT CAl.VARY ' Introductory sermon, Kev. K. P. flalnhln. Tuple I W. M. Jones, l). It., H K Juhti win. ti. K. Rht. topic g. It. M Mixaon, J. T. Orubba, Jeff Hair, Rev. J K. issle. Miwtlonary sermon on Sunday. Rev. J. 0. Peacock. AT LIN’S CHAPEL Introdactnrv sermon, Uov. J. Hopkins, Topic I. Kcv. IV ti. Brittm, J. . Jcn- C M. lulenN^ld, Re?. M C Baxley. Topic 3 Uev. S. P. Hair, II, t lay t recch W. Barker. Missionary sermon on Bnnday, Kcv. D. L. Xoton. • BRTHKSDA. Introductory sernlon, R»:v. Mr. Allen of Bemnai k, S. V. Topic J. Kev C. If. Turner, Her •Impeou, D. U fltmter. Topic 3. W. Polk, ('apt Tne. Rev. O J. Trier. Missionary sermon on Snnoay, Kcv. 0. J. Tiier. Uomraittee ITS A TOP NOTCH DORR. Orcat ibwd* compel regard. Tbe world crowns Its doers. That’* why the American people have crowned l»r. King’* New IMsoorery the Klngoi Throat and Lung remedies. Every atom is a health force. It kills germ*, and cold* and lagrippe vanish. It heal* cough racked membranes and coughing atop*. 8*'re, indamed bron- ebial tub.a and lungs are cured and hemorrhage* cease. I>r. Get*. M<>re, Black Jack, N . C., writes •Tt cured me •f lung trouble, pronounced liopeless Wy all doctors ” 50c. |l (*». Trial bot tle free. Guaranteed bv S. Burck- balterand K A. Ueasun A Co. ^r 1 ^n^mYo-a^^ trVaa and September. A. I» 1901. timber, boin standing and down, of! and being ‘ n n ^ n ^’V‘ ^ whatever kind in and upon all those t "btf> : Barnwell «iUBty, In tlie State O ctriein lots, piecce. paroel* of tracts of Ului do*ci(bed aVfollows: Tract No. I, containing two hundred and eighty a'C..'^i'S -mm... w,e. •»**>» m m C. E dated toe Bin. day of by Hercules Creek and oil tbe West by ty.uth Carol!.".a, ami bounded as ful lo w* : Oo the Noi th by uplands ol II. M. Kay and land* of M. N. Kay; on the East f>y ri[»1 gluts of H M. Itay and W. 11. D. Rtcc. U. B: MASTER’S SALE. Pattcson. SepitHUbvr A. 1>. I'JOl. *ltuato, lying and being in Great Cypress iown»nlp, Countv ol B.rnwell, In me State ol gmHb Caroiiua, and bounded as fol • lows: Uu the North by lands ol K. I,. 8hu. ers; on the Ka*t by ftallkehal. liie stream; on the 8*uth by land* of O. 1). A. Wilson and on me VVeal by up land* of Banna B. Cordtay. Tract No; 3 containing eighty four acres, more particularly detlned and uescribcd on plat made by -las. M. Pat lerson, C. E.. da^ed the Wth day oi 8ep- lemoer, A. H. 1301. sltnate. hlng and being iu Buford’s Bridge Township, County of Bamberg in tbe state of .South Carolina, and bo Hided a* l«d low#: On the North by lands of J W, 8mitb; on the East by uplands of A. P. Gray ; o.i tbe West by 8sllkebat«hie Mresm end on the 8uutn by UiuU.j»I H. M. Kearse Tract No U. coutalnlng two hundred and sixty •even acre*, more particu ntr deliued and desirtbed (hi pint inaiie oy Ja*. M Patterson, C. E , dated the fUn. day of .September, A i> HKH. situ ate, lying a d being iu Great t)yp.e#s i'owu-iiip, Ctniuty ol Barnwell in tne .atale ol South Carolina, and bounded as follows : On the North hy lauU* ol Hamel Morrl*; on the East by Hallke •laichle rttreaiu; on tne West ny pub lie road at Limber Bridge and on the south bv landa of 8*nna B Cordray. Tract No. 4 containing one hundred an<i live acre*, more particularly de- ilned ami described on plat made by Jas. M Patterson, C E., dated the Olb, day of September, A . 1>. IW)1, sitoaie. lying and being in Butord’s Bridge rowushlp, Bamberg County iu tne Aisle of 8.UII.II Caro.ma and bounded as follows: On tne North by uplands of J. W 8mlib; on the West by swamp lands of Hanie. Morris; on tbe East bv swamp land* of A. 1*. Gray; on the Bantu b/ rvaithehalelilo ntreain. Tract No. 6, containing four hun dred and lorty five acres,uior# partlou ,arly tlctliivd and .e»crlived on plat made bv Jas. M. Patterson, C. K , dated the 0.h day ol .September, A. It. LKIi. •Ituate, ly mg «nd b*-ing in Bufoiu’* Bridge lowu*hip, Bamberg County in ihe Stale ot south Carolina, and bounded as follow#: On tbe North by lands of A. K. Barkvt; on the East by Uud* of L. M. Bishop a..d upland# ol Daniel Morrl*; on the south by land* ol J. IV. 8mi b and K L. Sanders, and on ihe West by nmd line of Sal'ke- batclile Swamp, adjoining land# of K L. sunders. Tract No tt containing four bun dled and ninety six acre#, more par ilcnlarly defined ami described on piai • d Jas M . Patterwin, C. E., dated the Qth, day ol September, UK)I, siluate. ,iying and being in tbe counties ot Bamberg and B riiwtMl In ttyv Xtaveof South Carolina and bounded a* fol lows: On the North by IhiiiI# of E. T Moirl# and L. M. Hianop; on the Eh*i Oy land* of L. M Bishop and upland# of A. E Barkei ; on the south by land* of Daniel Morris and on tire Wo#lby mud edgvi of Salikehaicliie Swamp, adjoining uplands of E. L Sander*. I fact No. T. containing two hun dred and liriy acres, more particularly detlned and described on p;at made t)> J AM. M Pa tterson, C E , dated the Bill, lay ol September. A D liKH. situate, lying and beii.g iu the counties ol Bamberg and Kniiiaell. in ihe Slate ol South Carolina, and bounded #* lol lows:-On the Norib by Ian * ol Lutner Morri*; on the East by upland* of K T Morn*; on the soutn bv land* ol A E. Barker and on ihe West by mud edge of Sallkehatchle Swamp, adjoining landa ol E. L. Sanders anil E. il. Jonkm#. Traci No 8, coiAaining Saltkctlatchie .-.ireain Tiact No Itt.. containing forty Hve acres, more parih ularly/dr fined and described on Plat made by J**. M. Pat- teiaon, C E„ dated ihr Pib. day of Sepiember, A. D. situate, lying amt being in (reoyge’s Cr< ek Town-hip, Barnwell county, in the Siate of South Carolina, and tmunded as follow*: On the North>v 1*4*4# of 0. W. Kay ; on the Ea*t by uplamhi of M. M. Kay; on me south hv land* ol II. M Kay and on tbe Weot by Sallkehatchle SireNUi Tract No 17. containing one hun dred and seventy #ix acres, more par ticularly defliieii and described on p:at made by Ja*. M. Patterson, C. E , dated the 5Hb day of September, A D. |JH)I, situate, lying and oeing in Great (:y pres* l ownsb p, county of Barn well, in the Male of soiilh Carolina, and bounded a* follows: On the North by SalUehatchle Stream; on ihe Ka*t bv Sallkebatcnie rtf ream; to the .■south by lanU* of K. W. liariiaon ami on tne West by land* of Jame* L'luier, E. U. Sanders, Align* Piiester and rt. C. Creech". Tract No. 18 .containing thirty two acre#, more particularly defined and d.-sci ilred nn p!ai made hv Ja* M i'at- terson, C. K.. Itated the Utb, uav of September, A. D. l»Ol, sltuaie, lying and being in George’* Greek Town ship, Barnwell county, in tlie State of South Caro.lna, ami bounded a# fo • lows: On tbe North by land* of G. VV. Kay ana J K.bertKay; outlie Son til oy laud* of M. M Ka\ ; on the Ka*t by upland* ol G. W. Kay and ou the We#| by Haltkehaichie Stream. Tract No. IU, containing twelve acre*, more paMlcnlarlv dettned and deaoiibcd on plat made bv Jaa.M. Paltcr*on, C E , dated live !>tb day ol September, A. D. 1001, situate, lying and being in George’* Greek i'owu-hip, Barnwell Cotfnty. in the State of South CaroHua, and bounded as follow* : On ihe North bv iii>l*nds of J'. Hubert Kay and M M. Kay ; on the Ea»t by upland* of J Koberf Hay; on the Sou.h by G. W. K*v ami MUikelmtchie Stream and on Ihe Wfst by Saltke hat‘’bi*' Stream Tract No. ‘JU. Containing twenty five acre#, nmre particularly defined and described on plat made bv Ja*. M Patterson, O. E , dated the !Gh, day of oeptemtier, A D. I’.KM, siiuate, ly i g and neing in (ieorge’s Greek township. Barnwell G'ouuty. in tbe Slate ol Soiilh Garolioa, and bounded a» lollow* : On the North by land* of J. K. Hay; on the East by upland* oi M . M Kay ; on me South by land# ot J. K'-bert Kay and on the We*l by oaitketiatcbie atream, Tract No 2!. containing twenty six acres, mote particularly detimd and • letcribed wn plat made by Jas. M Pat terson. C K , dated ibe Pin day of y-eptesiber, A. D l‘.K)l. si.uate, lying irtid being in Oeorge’s t;reek Towu^ ship, Barnwell (ountv, ill the stale of no ti Oi Garoiina, ai tl Oouml d a* ltd- low*: On tbe North liy laud* of M M. Kay; on the Ka-t by uplands of J. If. Kay; on tbe South by laud* of M. M. Kay and on tbe West by oaitke- hnteble S’ ream . Tract No 22. containing sixty one aeies, more partuularlv dettned and described on a plat made hv J.«». M . Patterson, G. E , dated the u n. day <>l September, A. D. i'KJl, siluate, lying and being in George’s Greek Town* -hip, Barnwell Gouniy. in the Slate of S»ohIi (.arollmi, ami bounded a* lol l .ws: On tbe North by lands of tbe estate of .1. W Gama-ter; on the East by upland* of M M Kay ; on tlie South by lands of J K Pnrcbaser or purchaser* to pay paper*. II. L. for A hateiile »treani;/On the South (>y land# ot E 1.. Samlei s and on the Vt esl Ly land# ot W. M Conm liy. Tract No. «l, containfug •igbiy #even aeie#, ovore parlieu ar y dettm d and described on plat marie l<y Ja#. M. Pat ler#<in. C. K., dated the 9.h, day of Septembe*. a. 1>. liK)!, situate, lying and being in Georg.’# Creek Tow it*nip, Barnwell Gouii'y,1(i the State ot South Carolina, and b<‘unded aa ioIiowh: Ou tbe North l y land# of J S Suit; on the Kasrly «d M -e Delk ; t»u the Soutli i y land* ol C J, H S.ili and on the W est l y Srltkebatchie Stream. Tract No. 32, containing three hun died and ttPy acre#, more particular y dettueu and oesc'lbed on plat made by Jas. M. Pstterson, C. E., dated the 9m, tty ol September, l'*0l, #iiuate, lying auu being in Great, Cypres# Town*uip, iiarnweii Gtnimy, In ihe S;aie ot Soutu Carolina, ai d bounced a» follow^ : On the North by laud* ol Grcea Harrison and Brig bam Keed; ou the East by Siltkebatcbie S leant; on the. South I y V>’. M. Connoi y and on (be Vt est t'y uulauds of A. r- Ilarviy. Tract No. 33, contuinlng one hun dred and tbiriy iiina acres, more par- ticulai ly detiiud and describcit t>c plat made by Ja#, M. Patterson, g. E , dated the 9ih, dry of S -ptember, A. D. 1901 siluate lying and being iu George’s Greek Townnnp, Barnwell Coumy, In the State of Smlii Garoiina. and bounded an loilow*: On live North by Toby Greek and land* of Willie Still; ou me East by upland* of J. S bTill; on the Soutn "y laud* of M J. f>elk ami on the West by Saltkenati.;bie S'.resm and Toby CfetsK. Tract No 31 containing forty eight acre#, more particularly d< ttotjd anil Ue#ci loetl ou plat made ty .la* M . Pat lerson, G!. E , da ted the {fin, dvyoi S*p tember. A, D. 190!. situate, ’yuig and being hv Georgw’a Greek Towusbfh, Barnwell Coumy, in tne State of Stub Caiolin#, and bounded as lollow#: On the Norm by branch sepaiating tbi* land from land* of Stnder#; ou ihe East l*y upland# ol W T. S ib; on the S.uitti • y lands of J S Still and on the VVe^t by T«»by Greek. Tract No o'i, ctuilainlnR one hun dred acre# more particularly defined ami described on plat made ny Ja* M Patterson, G E , daietl ibe 9tn d: y oi September, A l> l!K)l. siluate, lyu.g and being ih George * Greek Towu>u:p Barnwell Ctnin y, in tbe S aieol Sou n GariMina. and bo md* d a* follows : Ou tlie North by lands of G. G. Zorn; ou ihe East b) land* of the estate ot J. VV. Lancaster; on ibe Snub ly Siltke hiitchle S-reatU Bill on tlie West by land* ol L B creei-h. Traci No. 37, containing twenty acre*, more particular y d-ttied auu describ'd on pl.it made i y Ja*. M Pat tcrsoii, C. K , daietl tbe Vivo, d. y of S |> tember. A D 1901. situate, yu.g and being in George’s G'eek lownsbip. Bariswell Goun y in liie Slate ol S'U b Carotins, and bounded as Iwliow*: On tbe North by uplands of G. G. Z>ru; uu the E*-t oy laud* of tbe e*iaie ol J W. Lancaster; .*n tbe South by land* of J H Moiri* and on Uie West by lands ol L. B. Gieecb. Term* of *».e : Oue-loorth cash, the balance in time <q tal annual msia.l Hieiit*. with Inieiesi (rom date ol sale secured by the bond of llm purcbaaei and a iiioi igage of ibe propet ty softl, which moitgNge shall contain a pro \ Isiou tmn toe purchaser aball not viil in any one y •*( a greater propoi lion ol ibe timber stud to him tlian be »t all have paid ol tbe purenase m ney agreed to be paid by him. mile#} he market valueol -uco »urplu* timber m- paid over to the Master le»* tbe ex pehses lucitlant to cutting and maiket- ing, witliin rixiy day* alter smdi lim ber shall be cut ami marketed, to be credited ou tbe purchase monty. Purchaser or puicba*ers to pay for papers. If. I,. O’Banimn, Master for Barnwell County, Ma*ter’* Olflce Oct. 7tli O’Baonon. Ma*fpr. Master’s office, October 7tb IDW. MASTER’S SALE. i State of Sourh Carolina. Oouuty ol Barnwell. Court of Common Plea*. Jack Ashler. Nody Cave. Migar Ashley, Joe A*Ii!ev, B. T. Rice and Mamie Ashlev tiy her guardian ad litem, J. A. Willi*, Pialtnitf<7 vs. R C. Holman, in partition Defendant. By virtue of a decre’al order to me directed in the above entitled cau-e, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the court h* use on Monday November 1st. 1909. it being sale day in said iMontb, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing described real property: All that certain tract of land situate, lying and being in Barnwell couutv and the State of South Carolina, said to contain Neven Hundred and Twenty Three (724) acres, more or les#. and bounded oj the North by land* of Mr# Sallie Hair (wife of Manson Hair) and land* of John Wiili*; East by lands ol Mr# Luh* Grimes; tmitih by lands of K. K Johiunn and on the Ka*t by wa ter# of Buck Creek «aid tract to be sold in seven separate parcel#, a# fol low* : Tract No 1 conUlnin one huodr-d and thi t<*en acre*, more or less bound ed on ihe North by I tnd* of Hair, East by Btn k Gre-k, South b\ Tract No 2. ami West by land# of Mr*. John T Willi*. Tract No 2 containing one ht!ndr'’d and two acre#, more or !e*# and bottiid etl on the North bv Tract No 1 East itv Bm k CreOk, jvonth bv Tract No- 3 and West by land* of Mr*. J >nn T Willi*. Tract No 3 eontapiing one hundred and twenty two acie# more or less and bounded on the N’or'li bv Tract Nn. 2. East by Buck ( reek, Sou'll bv Tract No 4 and West by land* of Mr* John T W .IBs, Tract No 4 containing one hundred acre*, more nr le*#, hounded North Itt Tract No. 3, Ka«t by Buck Gieek South bv Tract No, 5, and West b\ land* of Mr* Jno. T. Wild# Tract No 5 containing one hundred acre*, more or le-#, and bounded oi the N'brtb by Tract No. 4. K»»t b\ Buck Creek, Souih by Tract No tt and West by Tract No. 7. Tract No fi containing one hundrei acre* more or less, and bounded on tire North by Traci No •*>. Ka«t bv Bm k G-reek, Soutli bv land# ol Mr*. Lula M. Grimes and Mi-« Eannie Jtd’.iistoi and West bv Tract No 7. Tract N<>. 7 containing rtfty-seven acre*, more or b##, and honmled fi the North and We-t bv lantl* of G E Grime*. North and Ki«t bv Tract No». ft slid C. an I South by land* ot M rs Lula M . Grimes Terms of sale cash. Purchaser t. pay for paper# A pl*t of tiie said land* can be aeen • t my cilice. 11. L. O’Bannon, M a - e r. M»#tef’* office, October 9th I’.IOO. MASTER’S SALE. Kay ami on tne by Saitkehat* hie Mieam. * . — Tract No ><_ , tbe. material at first cost and viVh- tntl *• Jut having to have frit tvUi ho found that the be*t interest# and resource* of our fttate are so bound with bond* and mortgage* a* to be beyond help or V>pr. » rtOl THKKN . ** * ' . were eon- Wc have reoclvgM concerned. Ih# Ar*t oumhrsfi^. Mew*. A Jourff T ^* £ • ml Progrei^ C She ’•rty. pr: V: - v » ^ O ^ ^ ^ J^honor Owens bad He waa called M inquest over the na Cunningham, ^who was ahot last usband, Jackaon Cun- e farm of Mr. L. H. eastern edge of the woman lived several life nm*. W»UiN* county. The d*y» after being ahot, but her wa* deapalred of from the first. From tba teatimony it appears that Jack- *m became enraged at her becauae fRT*. And yur hearts now tendererd fon- v dcr. And those dear old ilreao* toothing gleum* day* f)f the IK-aVcns awav off * in the — Ivnah has been country under the * . - - v ~~ for a certain alck benefit aoclef^M. He would approach a person, generfljy a negro, and In tereat him In the subject. Then he would win hie point by saying, "You know Mr. T.\H. Auld of Eastover. don't you? Weil, he la general agent for tbe company In all thin lower Richland county. \ Now you give me $1 and i'll give you my receipt and you take il to Mr. Auld and hell issue you the policy.V Several persona fell for this game and now are bemoaning the loss of their dollar*. SHOOTS DRINK-CRAZED MAN. — ■» Samuel Joyner Kills Fnther-in-Law In Order to Save Himself. there are ready to • wnist 1 °i; f the rlVAnbor of*iron,'v x . rea take ihe job in Colu. ^ — *"* ♦ ♦ ^ ■ ^4 . *— KILLED A DK8PER.\TE NEGRO.. Fnnnan Turner Shot Wliitman liar Icy When letter Thre«tened Him. I-tirman Turner, a liveryman of Yorkville, shot and killed Whitman Harley, colored, Monday night. Harley waa a noted deape rado, who had a record as a ertmi nal. having killed one man and shot several othera. The rrotrble arose about Harley hiring a team from Turner. The ne gro was Insulting and ran his hand Into his pocket and Turner, know- og the desperate nature of the man with whom he had to deal, ahot and killed him. Public sentiment gen erally regards the shooting as Justl flable. them. It shipped in to CAUSES FATAL AFFRAY. A diepatch from Goldsboro, N. C,, M h „.. , . . “J -8 * inflamed by Ifquor, Owen -fiklly. AAd «bot Ginn. a. weailhy_ farmer of Rdqw Hill, Wayne county, antered the home -jof his son-in-law, Samuel Joyner, late Monday evening and opened fire upon Joynor aa the latter lay abed. Eacaping the first few shots Joyner managed to reach his pistol and re turning the fire killed Ginn Instantly KILLED BY A LEAD PENCIL. led oi Fakifk .OQldaa Frledlander. of Cor- mm bitten by a dog five but paid HtUa attention the,wound until a few days ago. . - for treatment ‘ It "with”tbr first-bnHet: -EarHer la the- n:ng a pencil into her throat.* Tbq that aha had hydro- aad that R waa too late for 8h« wag aont fo Belie- wbara aha died, after iotenaaly, tha doctor* do th# dlaaaaa aa hydrophobia —" i' ^a <w w - v MB punished for by hla a noury ' yoar* old. at the day Ginn made an attack upon hie wife and shot and painfully wound ed hla young eon. who waa making a valiant detente of hia mother, and who finally worsted big father. Ginn had boon on a protracted debauch. Large Inheritance Taxes. The Inheritance taxes tate of Jo! altUonalra iy. tearing •Ofi astats to public lea. wilt Two-year-old Child Fell From Chair and Injnred Herself. '' '"N' ** ** ■ - ^ 0 A sad and fatal accident occurred at Greer. S. C.. last Monday night, whan Eliaabetb. the 3-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. ThompsOp, fell from a chair, ruu rtAjL-ealfl :: ■' flP'tjft Mn little childi suffering aererely, ling ered until about 1 o’clock Tuesday when it paseed away. ElDabeth wa* a beautiful child, dearly loved by all who knew her. The bereaved parents hava tbe deepest sympathy of that entire community. Killed. N. Y., Mr*. Mar !' Ihlrty-five, and practicable tfrtd fifty, wefa ot r ^ » board- Refusal of Young Woman to Donee With Young Man. \ When the daughter of Simon Nel son refuncd to dance with Wesley McKenzie at a social affair being given In her own home at Barn well, a town In a remote section of Bald win county .Ala., Saturday n'ght, a bloody duel followed. Two men are dead, four injured, and four are un der arrest on the charge of murder. The dead are: Bert Pierce, beaten to death and head crushed Mach McKenzie, shot through the heart. . John Falrey, two brothers of the dead Pierce boy, and one of the Mc Kenzie brothers were wounded. According to the story told hyvof- ficer 9 Investigating the case, VT-sley McKinzie approached Miss Nelson and asked her to dance with him. She Is said to have refused on the ground that he was drinking, and he then began cursing in her pres ence. A general fight followed with the above result. MASTER S SALE. State of Soml: i Brf'li h. t ouuty cf Barn v» «• 1. Gourt of Goiiijiioii l’iea«, James A. AH, et. al., Plaintiffs, vs. Julia Emma Jon #, et al.’ Defendant*. Bv virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the shove entitled cm-o, I will sell at Barnweil in Iron! of il) court li»u*e. on Monday. N’ovenibe first LIC9 It being sale 'lay in said iimniit, within lb» lej{,*l hour# of sale ihe following described real property All that tr*ct. nr iniTjel of land si|u —- wm rr;TTTw, r> e pt m fori Rfoadway, Brooklyn. .1 positions In a Georgia town to in- Nat- bank; v BLACKVILLE, S. C. * A IVAr’ OF THE PEOPLE FOIl THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE 4 PEil CENT PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. ssMinmuynuii.riMajL. n y r- r*r ^ —i.-.' Cpnrtcsy, Liburality, Prompt Service and Safety are our Cardinal Principles. II. D. STILL, - - - ISIDORE RICH. - - - II. MURRAY MATHIS, REYNOLDS S MARTIN. - Fkesipfnt, Vice President. Cashier. a. Asst. Cashier. McCOmCK MACH MERY We have secured tlie apreney of the eelebratoed McCor mick Mowers, Reapers, liinders etc. We have in stock a largo supply of all the necessary repair parts Come to see us. We can supply you on short notice. ARMSTRONG A SN FLUNG, Barnwell, S C. FALL OPENING. •f-. Il ing * a* o— money to InT? Hires a permanent progressive South It will certainly pay you vcbtigafe this propoeltlon tonal Ga Loan & Trust Co., Tlfton. Succumbs to‘ Starvation While on hia way to Von, Army headquarters York to get a Thankrglvlug dinner. John Devery. homelsRs and friend- lens. collapsed and a few hours later dlod from starvation. Before ex piring Deyery tol<t the tiqeuiul doc tors that he bad had scarcely a mouthful of food In a week and hD emaciated condition tended to oon-l Irm this. Unable to obtain work, ia had aispt in doorways. Listen—We will build you a house anywhere, providing you will fur nish the lot and make a small pay ment and we will let you pay the balance by the month. We do not Issue Home Purchasing Contracts \ but build the house for you at once and let you pay for it on easy payments. National Loan & Trust Cd^. Tlfton, Ga. Young Ladies and girls over 14 year# of age can secure steady and profit able employ ment and be taught to make cigars, will be paid while learning, j^nd, cheap board ca* be secured n\*ar the factory. Any girl can make from |6 to |12 per week (some much more) after ^ learning We n^qd 600 young la- ' dies Immediately. Apply to Held- euburg & Co., Opposite Union De- pot,/Charleston, S. C\ these organs khu->v, MALOVE’H MUSIC IlOT sli - Columbia. 8. C. • ••••••••••a HTOLE HALF POUND BUTTER And Sent to the Penitentiary Seven Years. for SAW MILLS Caw Mill* mounted on wheel*, a* eaeilr ■gtaoved — • mount ad Thre*hcr. Short MIfb Lillie Sutton of Ocean Springs. Miss., who was sentenced last spring to serve a term of seven years In the Mississippi State peni tentiary by Circuit Judge W. H. Hardy, on an Indictment for bur glary. the theft of a half-pound of butter and five eggs from the resi dence of Fred Abbley, voluntarily gave herself- up—a- few -day* ago to Sheriff McLeod. Miss Sutton, through the instrumentality of the King's Daughters, waa reloaded on bond, which she furnished by selling her property and putting up the money as collateral, and has been living at Merrill with relatives pend ing the appeal of her case to the supreme court, which tribunal af firmed her sentence a few days ago ou*. -’te^and — —” was the contents o, a note found Sunday in the dense thicket beelde the body of I. U. Borland, aged 50 years, former county treasurer and a prominent politician of Franklin. Pa., who has been missing from home since Friday. A wound In the left leg caused Borland to bleed to death, according to the coroner. The accident was the result of a hunting trip. Ten More H*iuls Fall. At New York Collector Loeb Fri day dropped ten more assistant weighers from the custom house ser vice, as the result of the investi gation of the sugar underweightug fratidfl. The qollector states tnat these dismissals complete the "house cleaning." * Fatal Accident. A neighbor woman earing for the twelve-day-old baby of Mrs. Frank la. of Salisbury, 111., spriqkled cl’Hji with powdered arsenic* w. V *t)e mistook for talcum .pow- ■e j^Lhe baby is dead. ‘ » ALL equal to the best and «u- rerlor to tbe real. A Mill lor every claw of huyers. Write tor circulars, stating what you want. Manufactured by SALEM IRON WORK*. tWUrt-Mia. W f ROID Weather-Proof ru.ot. Don’t Experiment Use tfio old reli able roo.fing.tha* baa been the stand ard for 16 years. COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO., COLUMBIA. S. C. Flre-ReslstHif I |kl wm not melt, rot, I Pi crack or mat. Fell to Their Death. Dr. Bronckmann and Hugo ^rancke, two of the moat daring member* of the Aero club of Ber la. were killed through a collapse o( their balloon Kolmar. The bod- ,r * were ^0,,n<, D< ‘ ar Elume, Austria »#j Hungary. Nearby was the balloon rant in an envelope end telling the story of death. • • It was In this vary cottage In Brooktflde, 15 miles from Birmingham, Ala*, that three Italians nearly died of Fever. They had been slek 3 months. John- son’s Tonic cured Asm quick Tbs two phyaWso* bar* had 8 vary etattnste turn of were Italian, and lived on S creak SO yerda from month* standing. ttMCrttaaparetweteaeteg from M _ thing to vain. I panoMsd than* to 1st ass try Johnson's teala, ; #d matter and 1st *saMdictasfo out to sptatnbottls fact to su tons eslaa ?*•■ lattosilasa se4 pannMiL wMooreoumassofthsFsvsr. v : V' Sit WHte to THf JOHNSON'S CHIU A ffVIN TONIC *«■ . PM 1 May 4,1908. Frrer. ah