Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

w. ■ .-v, - •. -« - • M- 1 '! ■ vf. . ; k—^^»?pFsap^ JLm cocm enterlation t>A?. IXnOBfcU, .H. .■.j-.f. ^5% •* W V>i * Oi.t>TrA< ri*K im..«AMF8l! <:AUI.I>I,K. (A TrlUau* ly W. li HUke ) Tln*y My he’H rti'iil! J’rone He* ttio uiKtorlal n(»ture not»»e fonn— -UiiJLJfeliiL -w n * -* |{y |r- ller ttamr of honor on Uva Bind'her Tnejr •►y iio’ii dead! The K r ‘‘ H t. t* 40 g«*nile fio^rt la »llH—jhe heart th«t +** nt deep a« — |#VOr—- -. ^.. I" ^nd hrojd <a all hnmanlly, The The mighty brain, that wladom did rt fltvc ’ : Htraight from the thronea of Truth; the rea<tv lip* That lent their willing aerviue to the Brain; T ie hand* tht*- knew no renting from Ood’a work— AH, all are «:old, »n cold ami *1111! And now Thiy a.y he’a dead ! Ah. no! no! no! n<>t dead — Unlcaa aweet aprlnga he dead when w Inter reign*. Or glorioua dt*y be dead when evening fall*. Ormtttdo’a eoul be dead when mute . the string*. And aluinbel- folds awhile the pl.iy.-r’* hands. Von conatant sun that proud y rules the heaven. And breeds a myriad life through land and so* — Yon sun. which U life’s life. m*y pale, inny tile, ikencd* cinder in hi*. _nl j* per soli irclatintTrg-thTtmgH- »n4 - uu-. 1^ ** . der flu) n hi and to all the tr*V* atul S-pte'ithcr. A. t>. 11)01; st111at«,-4>fng timber, botn ataodlng and dow n, til t* 1111 tnlug it; Ueotge s < re* k |o« n • whatever kind in anil upon a;l those certain lot*, pieces, pare* )* or tracts ot lutnl rtesorrbed a* loliows; t'i act _ No. I.nwvnralntTTg two ifHfHBvai auii clgtui otto acre*, more parttentartv dentwra hiar tabernacled in till* The something that rare that fashion* And hand a place. But that, which el*y Is lonl tti death! w*« hero — That emanation men, Euriube* a trth, and |W tplcs fleavcn — die* not— Aye. verily, ’ll* that whereof I* mtido Blight linmorlalUv. atitl walk* adown The ahlnlng arcade* of eternl.y Baud clasped w ith Ood ! --Spartanburg llearald. THE 8CAHl.KT FKVKR SUAKK. There weres.nly 21 ra*e* of scarlet fever In Columbia on Stnilajr. S> said The State, upon anthori y of ti,»< K sldint irrt secret*' y ol tbc ci'y rd of health. T.tero m:<y be other ea<es of which (he phyAcians and i-i y < fllsdal* have no Inforiiiatlon. The b*mse» In which It exist* arc elose'y quarantined, anti rvety elfort has been made to prevent it* becoming epidemic. The disease was brought to thdumbhi from the up coimtiy Where there have bcCn numerous cs .e* for nioptlta. - Toe prevalence of even that small mtmiser of cases In ('oltintbia at th'* Vine la douh y unlorttinnte tor the ■Uwndance ittasn tlie Biate K»ir next week will no doubt be reduced, anil the danger of spreading the tU*tv«e thr»sugb<Htt the- -Htat* by departing visitor* and scatteiing cai nival anti •how attraction* should cause extra varefulne**. Toe hoard* o( health In the towns so far Irre from the disease ahonttl prepare In advance to kec|) it out or to oofek y slemp It out should U get fooinbld. rr« A TOP NOTCH DOF.R. fireat deeds compel regard. The world crowns Its doers. I'hal’s why the American peoplo bav*crowned Or. King’s New Discovery the King ot Throat and l.ung remedies. Every atom is • hoalik force. It. kills germ*, nnd colii* anti lagrlppc vanKh. It tirals CMttrgb racked nirmbranes and coughing stops. {S ue, intUmed bron chial tub^t ead lung* uro cored and Aeinorrliagrs cease. l)r. Qcu. More, Hlack Jack, N . C., writes •'it. cured me of lung trfvlble, proitmmcetl tio|x*lc'i hy alt doctors.” AUc.$1 (*> 'I’ri*! bot tle free, (iiiarantcsd bv (!. N. Burck* halter and K A. Deason & (.'o. ¥ ‘ ^ASTER'S SALE. “ ^ ; "7* t? * - 1 i,' _ “ Hi’ate of flouib t.’iirollmi. / Cuuiitl of Barnwell. I > . Court pf Common risas, Tba lllllvr Lumber Company, ct. al., I’laintlfTa- vs. • - ' Ucorge H. Ureon. (■'. If , Defett lant*. Bv virtue of »i decretal tir.lcr to tti" diritteo in tne i*nlitl<»l c*u*«, I w III a It at liiiru well. Jjt ttoiit <•! the .•out i h.oiee.m* Monday, Noveinticr 14. isidlt, ll heiiig sale day to sslit nidoth, v. i'inn tip.- iCg.il It.Mlfs of siiio. nil the csta.e, right, title an 1 Interest tvo'l pioperty ol rite Miller Ltmto*r D on panv and ttf said Georg'! lit. llreon ti.i t t he Ilt e.au L.U nt her l .n,npan y , Trrd-ot AK t> 4«»l r situate, ly in* tMi A.ftyln* Tow i tkrest Cypress Township, WMliitjr ol •iernwell tn the fSlate of couth Uaro Una, and bounded as follows t ~Oo the North by lands of M A. Ray and de't- kehatulde stream; on tt»e East by puttkehatchle Stream; on the South by lands of A. 1L Schuler and on Ute West bv uplands of R. W. llartUon Tract No, 14.,<*ontalnlllg , forty teres, ntofH p*ril*Hit«riv detiuvd and describ ed mi p!*; innde l*v Jas. M. Patterson, U E , dat -vi th« D.h, day of September, A. D Ib'Jl, sitviaie Ijlr.g ard bol ig l>> H^muerg cottnry In the Stare of South Carolina and linurrdvd a* lollow*: -Alii’ ihe Vot It he upsanfts of W II ■p'^ceeb and Hen ule* (’reek; on .the fCust bv opUndi of vv. il.Cleeih; on U.C Sou Hi t.y laud* of M. A. t;ree,cti and uu the vVc*l by Ulltl* ol J. J. i;rnddnrk Tract No I A. containing sixty five ncres, uioic partIciiIhi ly dilim.d and descritheil oti pint made by Ja*. Al. tletrtevlv ttcioed it made brtav. M. the i*tb 4sy of Septs hip harnwell county. Ill the Stale ot S.oitli Curollun, and botutded h* fid tows: On the N'otth by upland* of II. M. Ka y mid Tend* of M. N. K *y ; on hMH, altuire^iug emf bslng In Greet Gyp rots Township, Sarokreil Connty In the State of Soutb Cerollna, end bounded as follows: On the North by lands of W. It. Connelly; ob the East hy Saltkebatehie Stream| on the S uirh tiy lands of K. A. Kill* and on the Wevt cy upland* of E. L Smders. Tract. No. w, oontatolug one him dred and si* acres, more particularly d« fined sod de-crlbed ou plet made by Jas. M. pHtierron, O K„ dated the 6th, day ol S-ph raber, A. ]>. ItM'l, situate, (V.tig mid being In wicmC Cypress Township. Jl»rnwtill Coun'y, m the S;*te or S ‘itth Carolina, anti bounded u* lollow*: On ike Ntirth by land* of A E. Ilxrv. y; on the Ka*t i y Svttke- hatehie S reaiu; on theSauth hy laud* of E I.. Suidera and on the Meat iy land* ttf W. M Connelly. . Tract No. •*I, coi'lalifrttgfilgklyjaixu asujs,-XUuro . PoJtlcu'arly detlnud and described on plat nfade by Jas. HTTiit- - tefson. C.. K., ditort^yhe ».h. d»y of- S'PUinber. A. 1>. 1601, situate, lying mid being In Oeorgo’sCreek Tow n»>hip, Uarnwell Comujy In the Slate.ulSoutb Ibed on n x. steel rails for track, aareber of 1 Z' ?r .Vierdfirneksy owe eeald.ag box «IU) * «* . oeperHv for thirty fhotiMud feet of liiiiibert eiieilry klla with capacity lor ninety tnoosetKl feet of lumber: one dry shed one-hundred feef tong with switch along entire lengthy •is two story, four roomed dwelling h&useev one eight'roomed boarding bouse; end twenty by forty foot bnlklleg and twelva one atory^bnltdinga. Terms of Sale: One fonrth cash; belance to three equal annual install ments, with Interest frony date of sale, secured by bond of the purchaser and m n rtgsge of the property Mold. Purchaser or purchasers to pay for- pspefs. ‘ ' II, L, O’Baimon. j'lnMor. Maker’s otllco, October 7tb 15)06. MASTER’S SALE. -CueoHoth-4" arnaell, ^ tlu r ?Tt** f*y irptirmt* trf- H- M. Ituy >hu1- Coviutlliu. and b-xuded aa lollows: On MASTER’S SALE, Mtata of South Carullnu ciHipr way uhobaeryed , Pattcixili, O. E llHfed I lie IhTlT (UV o September A. D. ll'OJ, •ii'i.tU’, l.vlng Hud being in Orcat i A pi'.*** i ownniiip. Cuuiit; of IIH ii well, in Til l Statu ol Boulb ('amliii*, iimi biiuniicd a, fol lows: Uu tire Noi Ui bv IhiuI* of E. E. SHiuer*; on ihe East t>y >)tilkeliHt,ci)ic smumi; ow tlurS-ium by lands of u. D A. IViDon and on tile Uistrliy up land. ol aamui li, t'ordray. Tr.ic*t No. 2 containing eighty four acre*, more particularly tldlncil mid Described on |A*t tuailc Ity Jas. M. Pat ici son. tl. K.. ds’ed the li.h Uay of !Scp.- tejnber, A D. HS)i, situate, lying and In-ii.g In ituiortL’* lltldge Township, Cuwaty of liambtig ln the atntc ol South *'"'oiina, and bo'inded h* In) low*: On the North by land* of J. W, Smith; on the Kh*i by uplands of A, l*. (.,is, ; o.i tile West by Naltkchatcliln Mrcsiu roil on lliu {voutu by land* ol K. M. Kcurse ‘I ractNo !!. contuinlng two hundred and »ixty seven sere*, more parncu isr dell.ied sil l di sci ibed mi put made tiv Ja*. M l , altcr*on, U. E , dated the btn. day of September. A. D. inyl. situ ate, h lug a .d tieing in liivst vlypies* rown-lnp, t'ouutv ol da in w ell id Hie ■state ol rxiu'li i ii'oiina, and tiouuded a* follow*: Uu the North liy laud.* ol Daniel Morri*; on the Kart by Salike- natctile Stream; on the \Vc*i by | Uh lie road *t Limner l.ridgo and on ii»e .vuiili bv lands ol Sauna B third ray. Tiact No, I containing one liuuiliad and live acre*, more partieulai ly ilc- lincd and described on plat made by Ja*. M. Paiteison, t; K.. dated the ‘.bh, day of September. A. D. I!i'i| situ.iie, Iving and being in itulord'* Bu lge Towunhip. Btmbeig County in the .'itate ol S-mtli Curoiina and homided a* lollow> : Uu toe North hy uplands of J, W. Smitli; on t lie West bv swamp land* of Daniei .Morns; on the East by swamp land* of A.- P. Ur*y; on the tjoitdi by SiiirkctisH'tii • Mrtovm.——-— iiaet No. fi, cuntstniag four him dred and loi ty live acres, iiM're partlcu (arly d< lined allil ile»e’ibed on p!*l ma<le b» Ja*. M. Patterson, C, K , dated tneP.h day ol .Neptcmhei, a. D PK'I, situate, lying aiid being in Bufmil’.- Orhlge Town*hlp, Bsinberg i minty in the Mute oi .'south Carolina, and bounded as Inllows; Uu tr.e North by lands of A. K. P-srkei ; on tbe Emit by l.iiitl* <d I.. M. Bishop a.id iipbni ls ol Daniel Morri-; in Ibo smith by ian ls ol J. U . Smi t: and E L. Sanders, and on the West by mod hoe of SaPke- batchle Swamp, uojoinlog land.* of J. E. f'anders. Tract No li containing four bun dled and ninety six Here*, more par ilcularly defined and described on pl*t oi Ja* M . Pattei son, t,. E.. dated the Utl), day ol Septeniher, situate, lying and being in the countie* of UNinherg imU II ii nw ell inihe Slate ol South t sniilna and bounded k* fol lows; Uu the Norlh by lands of E. T. Morri* and I. M. Blsuop; mi the Ea«t by laniis ol I.. M lil-tiop and upbibds of A. E Barker; on the hnuih by lands'rif Daniel Morri* and on the Wost. bv mod edge ol Salt keliatebie Swamp, adjoining upland* of E. L .'-aiider*. Tract N". 7, c-taiiiMig two bun- (i r ed and rtilv iieres, more partieularU delined nnd de«ent»ed oi) p at made by Jyj*. M. pHtleison. C K., deed tbe M lb. lav oi September. A D P'd, sit!.ate. lying nnd In leg iu ti.c c.•unties id Bamberg And Bainweil, in tie' Siateo! Sonth (.'ar.diu.i, nnd IrmoiH l a* lot low*: Uu the Nor b by Ian * of Lot her Morri*; on I In* K :«r by upland * oi E T Morn-; on the rxiu'.n bv land* mm * -d W. it. UTrcech; in the Smntr .•valtketiati hie ntream. irart Nm DP, vuuUiDing forty five acres, nuiro punicubirlv defiuril and descrlned mi uiat made by Ja*. M. Pat-. ter*oM, C T,., (iHted tlie bill, duv of September, A. I). IbOl, situate, hi: g the North l y land* ut jL S »* ' “ Still; ^ M. J Dclki the Sllltb ey IsOlf* b1 on tho West ly StUkehatctlH: Sdeam. Tract No. 32, contxinltrg three bun died ntul fifty acre*, more particular y (Itlincd ami uescitbed ou plat tn»de by Ja.«. it. Patterson, U K., dated the bui, TdoufttvotBarn weii. Court of Common Plea*. Jack Ashler. Nndy Cave. Sugar Aahley, Joe Asbley, H. T. Klee and Mantle Avhlev iiy her guardian at) Htem, J-A. .WI)Ua, va. It. C. Holman, mSSanT and hemg in (h orge'a Cnek Tow n-biji, -Bay ot E ’ptenibcr, 1^01, siiuafe, lying ic oo tbe it l« urged. w« towe a moral aa bualocM obllgatioo to the « army of Amcrleana throughout the •aaatry who have placed $400.000,• hhf of tboir oaratoga in tha home totophoao plants, boilt to rid them jff tha B«tt monopoly,'' said E. H. president of tha Indepen- aaaoeiatioo. "We shall exert |B every poalble way to tha government that It. too, _ too to protect theee aa well aa the 20,000,000 .1^ iadapendent telephone lystems. Wa ahall nof'etop our fight Ibr tha right of compafiftjpn, even with all tha Wall atraat ^pltal ol bUUqn dollar trust array* ua; but will push it to tha hlgbaat courts and admlnistra- Uts authority." ar ol A K. Ba 1 kcr and "a tlm mild edge of S 111 keliaPdi i. adjuiuiug lands oil.. L. Su E. II. Jenkins. Tract No s, cmitirt'S ' dred and cigbi>;. uoid Dh prj u * V nee ■ the con- tinned expansion of Its bualneM. There were built In the twelve months along tbe line of the Soutn- orq Railway, In cities, towns and villages on lesa than 13.000 rosi dances. The statistics are not available to sho^r Just wbat the gain haa been luring the year agrlculturauy, but that the same advanco in agriculture has been made as in the various In dustrles is certain. Indeed, tbers was probably even a much greater advance. The statistlca published by tbe United States department ol agriculture show in the nine South eastern States, through which the Southern Railway and the Mobile A Ohio Railroad run. returns fro mthe staple&rops of cotton, corn wheat oats, potatoes, hay and tobacco in 190$ of $868,000,000. It la well known that tbe greatest advance Is taking place in the meth ods of cultivation, soli preservation, crop diversification, ubd In every thing which goes to the prosperity of tbe farmer; and also that 00 Southern farms more and more con veniences and Improvements of all kin4« are being added, while tbe jreet value of Southern soils la be- never befbre M . -I In- MV 11 III J 1 . ic 1 • h mi HurtivVi 1! county, in tbe rt’.ate of AouUi Carolina, and bounded as follows: On the Norttrby land* 4! C. W. Ray ; on tlie East by upland* of M. M. Ray; on the houtlt bv Ian is ol M. M. Rty and oiTThe West !tv ^altkfliatftiift Sircam. '1'iact No 17. loiiinii’ing cue hun dred and seventy six acres, more par ticularly denned and described on p at inWU bv Jar. Mr Patterstm, -C. E ( dated I lie Dili day of September. A D. IliOi, situate, lying and being in tire.it t ypus* lownshsp, county of Baru- • well, in 1 lie Male of rvomli Carolina^, and homided a* follows: Uu the Nnrtb by Kalrkehau hie Striam; 011 .he East bv rhiliktdi.itchlc Brream; • n liic Sotitli tiy lands of R. IV. Ihuiison and on tne West by land* of James t imer. K. B. isander*. Angus I'riester and it. C. t rcccli. Traci No. IS , containing tliirty tw" Here.*, more partieular 1 v defined and d scriiied 1 11 plat in ide bv Jas M 1’at- lerson, C. K.. dated tin* htb, lav <d nepte.u.bei, A. D. Il'dl, situate, lying a..d t.iiig in Gt-oiKe’s C ieek 1'own- -liil', B irnw idLcounty. in the rtlatc of Si.mli ( aic.ina, i nd tioui.iled as fid* I uv s ; On tne Nnrlli liy land* of (». W. Kiv 1111.1 J R iherf Ray; on the S.mili ny liiidsof M M "Rav ; on the I’Jir-t liy upland* ol . *. W. Kay and on 1T.11 West In .•sultkeioiieliic Mream Tract >-’••. lb, cniitaining twelve acir*. more p irticularly ilirii.ed and de-e:ihe;l on plat mailc bv Jas.M. i'.ittersoM, (' E . dated the ‘.‘lb day (d .September, A. D. I'.Xil, situate, lying and being in UenrgeV < ieek Tovviiship, Bainvvy 11 County, in tbe Mate ol Bomb (’avoiina, ai d iM.uod. d as foTlOWs : Uu tt.e Norili b y *11 ul a ml a of .1 . 1: oner I t-iv and M M. Rav ; on the Ea-t tiy uplat d* of J. Robert Rav; on the .son'll bv <r W . K-vV and .saUk^hati hie stie.im and on tlio' West hy Malike- h.iteble n I'e-iiii Tract No. tin cnnfai: ing twenty rive acres, more par t iculai Iy di-tii.eJ ami deseiibed on piat*Tu.idc bv J*s. M I'aUer-oi', E , 1! itcd tin- '.1 b, dav of sept, tnbi 1, A D. KUi, simai*!, ly i g ai.d being in f.i .nge'- l-'rei k Tow 1 ship Barn wed 1 ounty. 1:1 1 he Mate oi S -u: h 1 alolii a, and l"U)i!dc.| n* lollow-; Uu • lie North by lands of J. It. K i v ; on tha Ea-t bv uplands d M . M Kiv; on ttic Siiulli tiy lands ol J, R.ib.-it Kay and on lies West bv Millhchalel.ie -.iriam, Ti n t No. 21. containing twenty six ncres, more panicnlarlv deilmd and desenbed on plat made liy Jt* M I’al- teis-m. IK E., dated the ii.n day of septe*it)er, A. D fttfl. si.uate, iylog and being in (it'ur*n-’s Creek Town ship, Baiowell County, in the Mate'of smith Carolina, ami bound d as for-- lows; Un the Noi ih by lands of M M. Kay; on If;■' by tryiraiids «d J. Jt. it ay ; on the Smith by lands of M. M . li a v and on tne \N est by Saltkc- tiiit- ble s' re::M . Tract No 22 enntiiiiiing sixty one a. '. -, more pm ti» iharlv (lcfim.il nnu ile-oiib d on 1 p at made T v J .« M. fill ti i-mi, 1 E . dat'd tlo 51 h, dav ot .sej»leiut*er, A. I*. I’ld, situate, Iving amt fieitig in lieorg-.'s Creek Town. .-bip, Barovv eii ('minty, in the Siati; of Soutti Cuirolin 1, an.I l.onml.'d a- fol |,.ws; (iii the Nmtli by li»n.ls of ttic and being tu Grcit Cypress Townsnip, Barnwell County, in ihe S ale of Sdutli Carolina, and bouiiuBd aa u>ltow» : On the Norlh by Ihlid* of Green Harrison and Brigham Heed; ou tbe K*s; by S tltkehatchie S team; on the S mill t y W.M.Oonnel y and on the We*t iy uplands of A. C. llarvty. Tract No. dJ, contHihlng one hun 4ms*1 ami lixiny ulue acres, more par- ticuiai iy deiiiii.d am! described on plat mado ly Jas, M. i'afterson, C. E., dated tbe 'JLh, d«y of S'ptember, A. D. UKU situate lying and being iu George’s 1'reck Tovviisinp, Barnwell County, in the S.ate of Smith Carolina, and hounded aa follow*: On the North hy Tot'y Creek and lands of Willie Ssili; on me East by up aiids of J. S S’.KI; on lhe Suit'll 1 y lands of M. J. Delk and on the West by Sallkehutcble Stream and T >Ty Crteu. Tract No. ;.i cmuining forty eight acie.-, more particularly d« tloed and hesciioed on plat made ly Jas. M . l*nl terson, C. E., dated the i'm, day 01 S ‘p Umber. A, D. HAM. situale, 'yuig ami tieing iu George’s ( reek 'township. Barn well Con my, in tne Stale of S mill Cnroliini, and bounded as lollow * : On Ihe Norm by branch sepaialiug thi.- land I mm lauds of Siudeis; on tile East by uplands ol VV . T. S in ; on ihe S mm . y lands m J. S Slid and on Urn w est by T.J.y Crock. Ti'*ci, No 00, containing one bun dled acii s more putt icuiariy (b lined ami described on plat made by Ja* M I’:iUel son, C ' E , dab d lhe '.Im day ot S ptember, A l> I'.All. siniute, lying uud being in tb mge ( re> k T'>w n-inp Barn welt Coomy, in the S ate ol S m. n Carolina, and bo imb d as lollow s; C)u tbe Nortti I y lands of c. Zorn; on the East h) ..tirjs of tile e-tate of J. VV . I.alicaslei; on the S <Mh ly Sutke- liatctiie Stream and on the vv est by lauds ol J. B (Jreoch. Tract No. 37, containing twenty Arles, more particular y (b tii.ed ami descnb d on plat .nado i y Ja*. M Bat teisoii, <;. E , dated the '.Ml. dy ot S p temiicr. A 1> BJ'M. situate. lying ami bring ill Geoigc’* I i e> k l ovv iishl p. B.irovvell Couu.y i'i the S’aie ot S Difh ( a 10. uia. ami bo urn led 11 s tobow * : Un me North by uplands <•( t . C. Zorn; on it:e Ei t 1 y lands of the e*taie ol J \V. Eancastei ; •» n tbe Soutti t y lands of J II Mm ris and on tbe VVt«t by lands ol I. B. Cieech. Terms nt sa e ; Une-toiirtli cash, the balance in three 114 ml annual -iustan uieiits, wi;li interest fropi date ot sale secured ly tbe tiond cl tin purctiaser and a mortgage of the pr 'periy sidd, which mongage siisil contain a pro v ision ih.nl toe purchaser s.ihI! hot cut in any one year >1 greater propoition ol the limber so d to film ihan lie sI'hIi Have p:t.id of the Jiu 1CUasC m. ne,’ sgi 1 c.l 10 he paid by him. uultss iiic 111:11 ket value of such surplus timber be paid over to the Master less the ex penses incident to cutting and inaiket- ihg, vv itnin sixty dry* alter sucit lim- imr sli.tb In' cut aim inilketcd, to be crediic.l ou ihe purchase monry. I’liicliasi r or puic.hnscis to 41 ay for papei a. H. L. O'Bannon, .vlasfer for ibiniwc;! (NiUiity, Mn-ter'a Ulliic Uct 7.h 1'Joi), IN I'ARTITrpjt Bv virtue of h decre'al order to me directed In fhe nhove entitled cause, 1 will sell at Barnwell, in front 0/ the court house on Monday. November Itt. 16CU, il being sale .day in caid month, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing described real property r All that certain tract of land situate, tying and being -iu Barnwell count? and the State of Hotith Carolina, said to contain Seven Hundred and Twenty Three (724) acres, more nr less, and bounded 0.1 the North by lands of Mrs Bailie Hair (wife of Man son Hair) and lands of Joint. Willi*; East by laud* of Mrs Lula Grimes; houtlv by lands of R. R Johnson and on the East by wa ter* of Buck Creek *aid tract to be sold In seven separate parcels, as fol lows: Tract No. 1 containing one hundred and thi.-teen acre*, more or less bound ed on the North by lands of Msn»nn Hair, East by Buck Cre k. South bv Tract No. ‘2. ami West by lands of Mr*. John T Willis, Tract No 2 containing one hundred and two acres, more or le»* nnd bound ed on the. North bv Tract No 1 East bv Buck ( reck, South bv Tract N’rrr 3 and West by lands 0/ Mrs. John T. Willis. Tract No 3 containing one hundred ami twenty two acre* more or le«s and hounded on the North bv Tract No. J, Ea-t by Buck ( reek. Smith bv Tract No 1 and B est by lands of Mrs. Joltn 1'. Willi-, Tract NT> 4 containing one hundred acres, more or less, bounded North hy Tract No. 3, Ea»t by Buck ( ieek, .■south by Tr.ict No, f>, ami VVe-t by land- of Mr- Jno. T. VV ild* IractNo .V omitainiug one hundred act e-more or ie-«, ami bounded on the North by Tract No. 4, E»i*l b.v Buck Creek, Smith by Tr ct No t> and We-t by 'Tract No. 7. Tract No G containing one hundred acres more or le*-, and tMcmded on tne North by Tract No j. East by Buck Creek, Soutti bv lands ot Mr*. Lula M. Grime* and Mi-s Fannie Johnston and We-t by Tract No. 7. 'i'ract No. 7 containing lifty-seven acres, more or hs*. ami imunded on the North and West by land* of C. E Grime*. North and K-.»t by Tract* No*. *hd G, an 1 South by lands id M r-. Lula M Griim**. Term* "f -ale cash, rurcluser to pay for papers A plat of tiie said lands can be seen at my 1 Trice. II. L. O’Bannon, ■ Master. Master’s other, October 0th l!K)0. 1 c-taicoi'l. W i,anca-!ct ; oil the E;i»r liy n|d ind-of M M ft a; : mi tie Soil ti bv I u d* or J K K tv an I on the W'eu t V S,i taebatchu' Ml ea >n . J fact No -’I • c; ■ ix s uGc tin MASTfcri S SALE. MASTER’S SALE. State of Smith Carolina, ) County of B.trnweil. f Court of Common Bleas, James A. Al\ et. si., I’iaintitr*, v*. Julia Emma Jones, et. ah’ Defendant*. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled catt*e, I will *ell at Barnweil iu frvnt of the court house, on Monday. November first IbGlb it being sale day in said mmitn. within tlo hgalJjNrs of sale, the folio.ving th-r-cribedproperty; All ttiut trat-t. or pari^Tv . land BLACKVtt-LE, S. C. • OF THE PEOPLE A ' FOR THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE '.’V 4 PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. Courtesy, Liberality, Prompt Service and Safety are our Cardinal Principles. II. t>. STILL, - - ISIDORE RICH. - - - - II, MURRAY'MATH IS, - REYNOLDS S MARTIN, - - Pke&dent, Vick PKEsinKNfT Cashier. Asst. CAsiriEii. IHcCORMICK MACHINERY We have secured the agency of the celcbrntrd McCor miek Mowers, Reapers. Binders etc. We have instock ti lar^e supply of all the nceessarv repair parts Come to see r.s. We can supply vou on short notice, ARMSTRONG k SNELLING, Barnwell, S. C. FALL OPENING. ot i*op)« from th« North, and tbs Northwrn European eonntrtee. to tbe territory reached by tbe lloee. Tbit movement la qalning all tho time, as tbe value of Southarn farm lands la the pait eight yeare there baa been Invested in ladaetriee along the Southern Railway and Mobile ft Ohio Railroad the enormoua amount,'*'' $518.000.000. This great ind^Rg v them. ng 11* havT WMt boura after the explosion. &1 coal-operating compenlee realized the advantage of such safety appliances and have Installed them it some place convenient to their mines. Equipped with the oxygen helmets, which permit artificial breathing, the rescuers are enable' to enter a mine at once, even though it la filled with noxious and trre- aplrable gases or with smoke. ALL DIED TRAGIC DEATHS. Fourth of Five Brothers Killed His Brother-In-Law. by Dr. Clay Henderson, a prominent physician of Leake county, waa shot and killed Monday night by Beil Hndson, his brother-in-law, near Zi on, 20 miles north of Forest, Mies. The killing occurred st the home of Hudson, but details of the tragedy are not known. Dr. Henderson Is the fourth of five brothers to meet a tragic death. A few yeare ago Dr. Tom Henderson waa shot and killed by a man nataed Morehead sear Zion. A short time afterwards another brother waa mortally wound ed by tbe accidental discharge of a revolver. About a year ago a third „ died aa a result of swallow- faMfc"B8f by sifttiiho:' GIRL LOST IN MOUNTAINS. Finds In mm Almost FrooeftCbOOtton. expansion Kan come boost eourcea and other affftet Mias Mary Overst&et, ^a well -known young woman of Roanoke, ^ Y vras found on the sidq of Mill * ' ~ tbare Friday by a x p v ¥- body being —, . coufid and Woman KiBeC* m^v <|atone«. At Rochester, N. T.. Mrs. Wore Jth. aged thirty-five. ?g of >ua *«d fifty, we; tliw Cotton abn not J>eee.*j] in st cost ana VTIb- [ as vuur met fiTm^.Ahlpped In Uhltv. "I enn st a nil their i nrsfiy have I gut titel^muncx,f.nrtf high tem- Vi'-of'the season. "The largest number of accldenu occurred to those sixteen years old. the next smaller number to those six teen and twenty-two years old. The average time employed before In jury was 2,78 years Nearly 6 per cent of fhe entire number of acci dents occurred within a week of the time the parties entered upon service at the plants, about 12 per cent with in a month, about 58 per cent within a year, the balance, 4 2 per cent; occurring between one year's serv ice and 35 years’ service. * H till Furniture May Cost More. The National Furniture Manuafc- turers’ Association, representing the fading furniture makers of tbe country, met in annual session at the Auditorium in Chicago a few days ago. Statements made by prominent members of the assocla tion indicated that action will prob ably be taken looking to an ad vance of 10 per cent in the price of furniture, to take effect at the opening of the spring beason In January. mpqey to simple flreexUngutkW^’ufl^ it home, and If kept always on band will sometimes prove of great value I Take twenty pounds of common salt md ten pounds of sal ammoniac or; nitrate of ammoniac, which can be >ought at any drug store. Dissolve these in eeven gallons of water. Put in thin glass bottles holding a luart each, cork tightly, and seal to prevent evaporation. When a lire breaks out throw one of tbes»- bottles so that it will break In or near the Bames; or If this Is not pos- sible, break off the neck of tbe hot tie and scatter fhe contents on the fire. This has been tested. Some times It is necessary to use several bottles. Broadway, Brooklyn, — ~ nranTcatod »*7Vrlte for lltora ja a I. frue and inter eating. C. Cullen Howerton, F. 8 Durham, N. C. Burns to Death. The authorities of Croton Falls tryLm. to twU.bUafr of th« Identity of a chance prisoner or the town who was burned to death while locked in an Iron rago inside of i wooden building used as a place of detention. The unfortunate-man had been, .arrested for . intoxication, and a deputy oonstabje tome houre af terward found his body with the clothing burned off, txtblnd the door of the cage. '■£ r*a £ nt- ara $»« practical^ the expeqjfts ol —X, OU4 U mm? to w* car Tragedy Follow* Dance. After killing William Walls an< probably fatally shooting Hal R->. ; land, while returning from a danc •. ■ Pickett Oollom surrendered to the * ,, C^$nd was plaetd in the count/ Q^.'^oo^yv Col- Hangary. #Ly wartt ^uB'WlaJih^ xre* WiU Sell Kieses. Twenty-five bundled dollars’ worth of kleevH—real llp-to-Tlp -kisses— will be sold to all comers by twenty charming young women at Turner ball Sunday, in Chicago, at the rates of twenty-five cents upward per kiss, to raise money to liquidate the debt of the Temple Emanuel. Sailors Lost. Hope of finding the five "Jackies’' of the gunboat Marietta off Port LF men, who were driven to see in a helpless whaleboat on Ftiday night. The man who thinks all his own actions are perfect and all those of other people Imperfect, stands alone in his opinion. Young Ladies and girls over 14 years of age can secure steady and profit able employment and be taught to make clgare. Will be paid whll*- leamlng, good, cheap board caa be secured near the factory. Any girl can make from $6 to $12 per week (some much more) after learning. We need 500 yonng la dies Immediately. Appl^ to BeW- enburg & Co., Opposite Union De pot, Charleston, S. C. Vie will Bay Cow Peas EVERY DAY TILL JULY 15th. Quote us with samples for present shipment, or contract for future ship ments on— MIXED PEAS, STRAIGHT PEAS, IRON PEAS. Will buy 5 bushels to a car. N. L. WILLKT HEED CO., - Augusta, G». jjer. at Nlu-chwang. Manchuria,’ reached Portland a short time ago with her husband from the Orient, brought 15 of tho birds back with her. The larka will be cared for this winter by Mrs. Klsher In Portland and liberated next spring In Jose phine county, Oregon. It is thought that by turning them out in the spring, after tho winter has passed, they will have a better chance to thrive in their new homes. These birds, little known iu Amer ica, ace ratsei as among ihe finest songsters in the world. They are about the size of native American larks, but are the color of tbe wren. Because of thrtr splendld<Hfolces the Chltrew keep JbeaMft o&ga* In. their hornet. This importation is the second of Chinese birds to the State of Oregon. The Mongolian, Denny or Chinese pheasant was brought Yb Oregon from China by the late O. N.‘Denny, of Portland, yvho s-rved as consul, at Tien Tin. The game birds, were liberated there,26 year* ago and have spread to such an ektent thet they have become t$e .State's great est game bird \ leiiise k - 'Jfi j 'j _ -4»* ^ *11 N« M’s O* As? NSstffe/a 51m AssSrfwssts CmnUM fttjksk* TTh^Sgm^WlS: ft Iso Vise*, Pip* CutUFsT BardRij*WB4f' aaoegsattai ■» Columbia Supply Co.. CotUmbluJSC. • It was In this vary eottaga In Brookalda v 15 mllas front Blrmlngliam 9 Ala., that thraa Kalians nearly died of Favor. They had boon sick 3 months. John son's Tonic cured diem quickly—road latter below: Tbetwophyskfiaashecehadl were Itsnsas mt Xvd ox • a ^r:_ ■Jt ItrsckSiiS, Al^. May 4, M08. Malsrtel Trrmt AU ■eeussswarsofthm i to tot asst