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to T«X tiWKi*. NO. f.
| trfM weak we had •oaxthlnfi to ear
ten towna ralatlft to the pniffrr of
Jlf profeaaora of «ta UwleereltT to
ettdtir lecture* ut&i W mbjwf at auy
filaoe ♦« th« 8tat# to wtoWh one or more
*{ thnaa diottnculahed iclio’are and fd-
(talon mlKht bo In vtud. A .1 lire com-
fonaatt'rti oxpaotod Ora* toe payment of
traoolltRf asuenaoa. A* MHa diay be a
*mbo of •*what’a overytXHly’a bualnota
|4 nobody’a bualnoaa” wo rarert to the
inottor airl go a Utile wore Into partlo-
Tbo len toama wobad In wind art In
•Ipbaboileal O der t»ie#«; Allendale,
Barnwell, Nlackrlllo, fmnbarton, Elko.
VatTfaie Kline, Sycamore, Ulmer a,
. VMWaton.
Wo did not know enough of the pop-
nlatfontaRd l-miuro roonte of other
omaBor towaa io mowrlon. AppHmn,
Bildoo, MarMn, Snclltng Ac. We do
Boow that from the country aturound
fng tboao ancal’er u»wn* good audlenoee
wotiTd b# gathered Now, ere there not
in aR tlte above named towna rltUena
wbo wIM take the luHatlva In thl»
mew dnpafturef
Wa know tneii In each ar.d all. that
tcM'J do good aarvloa to thalr cowman-
4(lea by taking early adranuge o? thle
opportunity that la knocking at their
riunra, Wa are atrongly tempted to
name them but f *r the preaent f >rb»ar
rMngao, augCMetlng th .t preacher*,
teacher*, phyaklao*, Ueyeraand poat
maatnra ere wore generally coneldered
l*uoMo aervanta than werchant*, me-
cbanica and f irmera, CtI»P wore la «
iwctad << them In tb« way of publi
aervhw.
A requeft to Prealdent S C. Mitch-
nITcf the Dnlveralty would, no doubt,
>•ring to tbe aaker a copy of the bul
letin and then the aelcctlrrn of a sub-
J*o» eultabla to the mental at |*tlte and
dlgoatlon of tbe community would be
•a»y.
Will airy town In the county lead?
And wbat’a Its name?
aide by aide In our htgbnet tribunal.
#Hh the beginning wade the t.**!■la
tere may end It* ac«»ton In thirty day*.
tlOlNO TOO ST BONO.
AmortMng m tlm report of Onwptml-
ler General A. W. Jonea to tbe Way*
and Maana Committee of tbe flouae <(
Repreeentatlvaa tbe money a pander* of
the Stat* and the 4*1 counties «*k for
11,554,514 tl for pngment of expend!-
turaa for tbe proaoat hard year.
hast year they bad t«r tbe above
stated purposes fl 71.
Tbe iucrease dealred Is f6|K,!M4.91.
Cut down the flguree, gentlemrn of
the Monee and Menato, or yon Invite
exeroiac (4 tbe veto poner of tba Gov
ernor,
And an ncoountlng of your steward
•hip to the MX payer voters of tbs
Bute.
Verbum sat.
A movement to bring J P. Carey of
ricbcn* Into the raoe for Gorarnor was
•tarted at Abbeville last week by a few
talkers who du not ftvor either Rlease
or Jones. Hr. Cnrey Is a lawyer of
good parts. He was one o' th* framers
of tlte preaent dUpemtary law.
If Mr. Ctrey dacllnes Major John G
Richards Jr. will be second choice of
the Abbeville Warwicks.
'■ I'he combat deepens. On, ye
brgveeT’
The Idea of establishing corn mar
kaCi In town*, with atnlllog and sack
ing machinery, to handle the surplus
uf surrounding farmers Is a good one
But we prefer the plan that has made
a North Carolina fsrmer rich. He
feedi grain and hay to stock and wQ
»< II nothing off bit farm unless It can
walk to market
(na Bradley.
Id low, «t€„
NOTICE.
All the mombe*a of tbe friendship
Baptist Church are reqnested to
at tbe church on Sunder, the 31st day
nf Jeonary, 1911 at II e’elpHi a. m.
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MASTER’S SAIL
State of Honth OaroMna, 1
County of Berimnll I
’■ Court of C<Muuion Pleas.
by bar guardian ad
Plaintiff,
▼a.
Mary M. Ilnlf ird, otal ,
Defendant.
Ry virtue of a decretal order to we
directed In the above entitled cause, I
will sell at Barnwell. In front of tbe
Court House, on Mendaf, February
5th, A I). IBIS, It being .sslesday In
•eWI meiillt, within the I ■gal hours of
sale, the following described real prop
erty! AH that tract or iJjntatlon ol
land, situate In Barnwell Township,
(V.uutv and AUte aferetald, containing
fifty-four acres, more or less, bounded
North by land* of Marv M Halfnrd.
East by estate of M. A Aldrich, S uih
ny estate lands of M. A Aldrlon and
Weat bv «J. W. and J. « Moody and
lands of Harbai y Haford
Terms of aide cash. Purchaser Ur
pay for papers.
II L O’Bannon,
Msster.
Master’s office. January 15th, 1*11
MASTER’S SALE.
Btate of South Carolina, }
County of Barnwell, t
Court of ■Common Pleas.
right
These two are among the best of the
maun new M"* before He legislature,
tbe one providing for biennia! sessions
of tbe law in>kara, the other abolishing
hanging* In tha oounlv jslls by substi
tuting the execution of df.tlb sentences
by electricity In the penitentiary.
The Ueglslalnre made a meritorious
beginning of work last week. If It*
dlllgen.ie continues the session may be
one of record breaking sense and short
ness.
KEEP MR. BYRNES BUSY.
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MRCNSON S "LUCK ”
Vaamt C. Rrnnaon bee*me on new
ywar’a day the business manager of the
Charteeton New* and Conrfer.
"Wall. What’a that to maf Never
beard of Brunson before," some geode
render wy a*y
Bn we MU you that be I* somebody, a
walking, ladder climbing youngster,
who la and ought to ba an •lij.sst leaaon
to boadrod* — thousands — of other
young Carolinians Tha right name
w»*given him. ••Maann," bo la a
bullAor iff Ms own fatnre and Its for-
tunas. Ha laid the Inundations square,
elrnag, aonnd and straight In the prlnt-
MMI ofBoc of the Florence Timas where,
oven onto tbla dav, "avary novn has to
he everything, from building the tires
In tbe morning an walling tbe papers
In tha afternoon
Tba young l, d•vlt' , (•• tha printer’s
parlance gone) wade g*«»d. Ua was
air led y on hla )»b, and be did with
both bands wbatevar ha saw seeded to
be done People saw that undvr the
epI-MCbe* of Ink on hU fsee and hands
there were courage, capacity and ehir-
octar la bi« hasd sod strength and
evHtingaeaa in blsAngera.
Hxitwell Ayer couldn’t keep him.
Tb* jlU city of eastern C trollna was
Coo awall for tha kid. A larger plies
noadrd him and he a mn oulgre « that,
yd tbara war* breeder and better actlv-
lilca atrong almg hit road. So he has
)>ura«e(! thcwven tenor iff hla way un-
411 ba baa become the nnaoolel manager
- -v — rtf tta only paper in tbs State published
wyary day In tha year, In spite of cot.-
flagratlona. ryolonea, aarthquakas, pas-
IVIanaas, panics and pa titles.
Tba wo 1 11 needs such candles as
Mrunaon burns. They can not be hid-
dan tinder a husbel.
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f ^ ^ TH,e ROCK HILL PLAN,
rif- v Mcaara. Hirry D. CMhnun, Ifanrv D
■fitlll Br. and John 1>. Jenny have been
appointed tbe committee to direct In
this county tbe operation of tba Kock
Util plan for reducing cotton acreage
and npllfdng cotton price* tbla year
They w,‘ll appoint a canvasser for etch
^ two tawnsbips who will go out like s
taker of census raturns, visit every
fsrta and get signed pledges of a re
duction In acreage from that of l*»t
ysar from every level headed, patriotic
firmer. The canvassers are to be paid
for their work and banks, merchants,
professional and business men are ex
pectsd to contribute eb« money needed.
Tba Fartnifs’ Uniou wITT back this
; movemeHt with all the force and Indu-
aaaa It can command and muster.
It U to be hoped, expected and de
manded that U)U ona supreme time the
faraBtrs of the cotton Sum. will pull
tofffthar, that there will not be an In-
•urgant to a township. Laad owners
will be expected to require reduction
•f the tenants to Whom they rant.
Here I* a narlUl list nf government
bulletins that are sent without cost to
persons a«klng for such •» ther with.
If there are anv that you ihlnk, dear
reader, will help you. write to Hon.
James f Byrne*, House of Reprrsen
tat Ives, Wsshingmo, D 0 , giving the
number and names of those you select
aid h* will send them as long ss hU
•bare Istts :
if Tha Feeding of Esroi Animats.
.to Hog Kslstng lu thr souih.
td Couon iieed and Its ProducU.
41 OommarcUl Krrtllse?*.
47 Iiisecis AtffecUug the Cotton
i PhtwS.
43 The Manuring of Cotton.
Af S >me C onioon Birds.
Ci Marketing Farm Produce.
81 Com Culture Iq the S'*nth.
Hi Bread and Bread Miking
118 Grape Growing Id ihe south.
l.Vt The Home Vineyard.
1*0 Princtples of Horse Feeding.
179 Horse»horing
le.l Meat on tha Farm; Buicbvrlng,
Curing and Keeping.
|9i Barnyard Manure.
Mht Cora (Growing.
200 Turkeys.
iOA Ptg Management.
217 Essential Steps In Securing an
Eai |y Crop of Colton.
2J0 Tomatoes.
2it) Production of Good Heed Corn,
ill Butter Making on the Ksrm.
24j An Example <-f Modern Fanr Ing.
3UA Kenoastbui of Worn (Jut Holla.
253 Tha Germination of Seed Corn
254 The Home Vegetable Garden
270 Modern Coovenleocles for tbe
Farm Home.
272 A Successful Hog and S*ed Corn
Farm.
378 Legumlioos Crops For Gresn
Manuring.
285 The Advantage of Planting Heavy
Cotton S*ed.
280 Com para 11 vs Taltie (ft Mffiole Col
ton S*k) and CoPon bead Meal In Far
tll'slng Cotton.
287 Poultry Management.
2U5 Potatoes and Giber Root Crops as
Food.
21A8 Food Value nf Corn and G>rn
Products.
St>9 Diver-lrted Farming Under the
I’lantallon System.
310 A .Successful Alabama Diversifi
cation Farm.
311 Hand Clay and Burnt-Clav Roads.
312 A Successful Southern Bay
Fsrm.
313 Harvesting and Storing Cpkgi
818 C >wpea*.
819 l»«*tni>n»tratlon Work In Cooper
ation with Sontbsrn Farmer.
321 Tbe Use of the bplit log Drag on
Barth Road*.
321 Sveet Potatoes,
32G Building up a Run-down Cotton
PI intatlnn.
333 Couon Wilt.
340 The Computation of Ration* for
Farm Animal* by the L'*e uf Energy
Tidin'.
854 Onion Cultur*.
850 Peanut*
ftoO Canning Vegetables in the Home.
304 A PmlMbis Cotton Farm.
870 Replanning a Farm fur Profit.
37*2 S >y Beans
379 Mug Cholera.
335 Boys’ and Girls* Agricultural
Club*.
Charle* F Pechmin, In hie own
and as Trustee, etc ,
Plaintiff,
again at
O. H. Owens,
Defendant
Br virtue of a decretal order to me
directed In tha above entitled cause,
will eell at Barnwell, in front of the
Court House, on Monday, Fsbrnary
3ih. 1912, U being Bsle*day In salu
month, within the leg*! hours of sale,
the fallowing described reel property
All that tract nf land • tuate. lylog and
being la tbe said S'.ata and County,
containing seventy acres snd bounded
a* follow*: On North br lands of tho
•aid O II Owens; on S*uth by land*
of the #*tate of Hat ; on K.ast by Barn
well and B»1 loc Public Koid and on
ths West br the estate ef Hit
Hold at risk of former purchaser.
Term* of *al« cash, purchaser to pay
for papers
H L.O Banoon,
Master.
Master’s office, January 15th, 1912
MASTER’S SALE.
ftfate of South Carolina,
Count? of B«row« U
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J. M
Court of Common PUaa.
Easterling, et »l ,
PUintiff*
vs.
B. B. Easterling, rt al.
In
„ TWO ECONOMISTS.
Governor Blease staled In hU mes
sage la tba Gaaaral A**ambiy that he
bad by ble vetoes and economies saved
tba tax payer* <:f tbe Beale la th# drat
jraaref hie adaitniatcatlen a handred
i bouaaad doDara. T^a* will wl« tba
i aai approvg) of Ula political
I for t|e Governorship,
|ra B Jones, oaa also elaln to be
Hume
89!) Irrigation of Grain
400 A more ProAtablj Corn Planting
Method.
408 Soil G’nservqttao.
407 The Potato a* a^ruck Crop.
413 The Care of Mlfk and Ua Use
rb* Home.
415 Seed Corn.
431 The Peanut,
433 Cabbage
4*8 Winter Oats f*r tbe tfouth.
438 Hog (louses.
440 Spraying Peaches fur the Con-
Irol of Brown-Rot, Scab and Cuarulllo,
Drfenaants
By vlrtna of s decretal ordor to me
directed In too ab.*ve entitled cause,
will sell at Birnwrll, In front of tha
Court Hno**, on Mondar, February
5th, A. D. l^li. It being silesdsy In
said monte, within 'he legal hours of
»* f, the following described real prop-
artv : All that tract or |>|tntatlou of
land spnate, (ring and being la Ham
we)) Township, County and Siam afore
sild, and known as ’ H H. Eastetiing
Homestead.'" and conulning throe hun
dred rad sixty (8«i0) acres, more or
less, and ho mded a* follows: North
hy lands of J. M. Kaaterling and land*
of W L. tlave; K.««t br Und' of W. f,
Cave and lind* of A nnle P. Easterling
and lands of Halford ; South br land*
of Anme F. Ka*terling and West bv
lands of Lena Dario# and estate lands
of Anderson
Term* nf sale cash. Purchaser to
pay fur papers.
H L.O'Bannon.
Waeter.
Master’s office, January l&tb, 1913.
MASTER’S SALE.
State of Honth Carolina, |
County of Barnwell. J
Conrt of Common Pleat.
W. !. Johns,
Plaintiff,
v*
Mrs. S R. WtUonaad B. M. Jenkins,
Jr..
Defendant*.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed In (be above entitled cause, I
will *e]l at Barnwell. In front of the
Court House.on Mnndsv, February fttb.
A. D.1913 It being saUaday In said
month, within the I hour* of aale,
the following described real property
All that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land situate in tb* Comity of Barn
well. State of Honth Csrolrn*. on Hog
gy Gut or waters nf the I^iwer Three
Run*, containing 388 ace**, more or
lea*, and bounded on the North bv the
land nf H. B Cave and Mr*, dim Hir-
rlaon.; Weal by II. B Cave and Mr*. W
A Blount; S M)th and East by B M
Jenkln* amf Jamei Preasey, J. B. Good-
son and Mr*. Leila R Lancaster
Thi* being tbe same tract of land
heretofore purchased bv Mr*. Wilson
at the Matter'* Hale In the rase of 8 R.
Wi|*on v*. O. D A- Wilton and Toe
Rank of Barnwell
Term* of a*i* cash. Purchaser to
pay for pa.
EL L. O’Bannon,
Master.
Master’* office, January 13th 1911.
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With the jfoinj out of the old year, so rich in memorie*, and th* coming in of thr new,
so bright with radiant hopes and blessed expectations. I avail myself of the time and the
opportunity to return to the good people of this grand old Banner County, from the tawny
Savannah to the limpid Kdistn. my sincerely grateful thanks for the generous patronage
bestowed upon me since the fortunate day when I, a boy in my teens, became a resident of
this historic and honored town of Barnwell.
Then I believed this county seat to be the best home place in all the Sunny South
and passing time has strengthened that young opinion into the firm and settled conviction
of manhood that there is, there can be in all the world, no place so like the Garden of Eden
as this land between the rivers, no people so splendid in character, so noble in personality,
so brave in war, so gentle in psace, so kindly in good fortune, so brave and tlnconquered
in the shadow of misfoitunc as the gifted, beautiful, accomplished matrons and maidens
that so finely illustrate the culture of generations and the manly men worthy to hav* cours
ing in their veins the goi>d red blood of the hero ancestors that redeemed it from the rule
of the Indian, preserved it from tha conquest wf the alien, converted the unbroken forest
into a land of plenty and pleasantness, substituted the church bell for the shrill war whoop,
and for the wigwam the splendid city, exultant town and ideal village.
Whatever of success in business life has come to my constant efforts to give my best
service to all favoring me with their confidence and patronage has boea due to the great
warm true hearts ot the people among whom I love to live and whom I am proud to know
arc my friends.
With a heart full of undying appreciation of the sunshine that you. my friends, have
so generously poured into my life I tender you today the best thanks of a grateful fellow
citizen and pledge the best efforts and energies and experiences of my riper years to add
to your happiness and minister as I best may to your future advantage in al) that makes
life worth living.
Helteving in, confident of the greater growth of the better Barnwell of the future I
have endeavored to tha best of my ability to be one of the mast earnest and unselfish
builder* of the greater prosperity and higher civilization it deserves, I have just completed
and in the very near future will occupy a new business headquarters in some degree worthy
of the t«wn and county and that in its elegance and completeness will challenge comparison
with any similar establishment anywhere rn the State.
It was built for my friends, and that term includes all Barnwell County people, for
through their faithfulness to me such progress was made possible. I want them without a
single exception to realize that fact every day in the year, and to ’’govern themaelves ac
cordingly ’’ Come to see me there, early a« you can and as often as you choose, and you
will always find welcome at the door. It is your Drug Store, my frienda.
With the better advantages of ample space, fall light and orderly arrangement I will
be able to give and will surely give a service that must over satisfy the most exacting.
Carrying the largest, purest and most carefully selected stocks of Drugs, Medicines and all
lines germane to my profession I shall hope and strive to add to the health and happiness
of each and every one who will allow roc opportunity to prove my grateful friendship.
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TIHIIE IPA-IjAQIE JDHTTGx- STORE.
O. N. BURUKHALTER.
PROPRIETOR
In length of experience the oldest roerchan’ in Barnwell—In strength of energy ttmoug the youngest in tbe State.
PROBATE SALK.
Economical U#a of Moat la S^nth Cirolin*. l
i, im ® Coantjr of Barawell. /
TREASURER S NOTICE
Th* Tr*a*nr*r’* afflo* wilt ha «p*a
for th* collection of taxes l-v|*8 for
tha fi«Ml Tear eomwrwlng J«nu*rv
l«t, 1911, from ib* !6ih <1*y ol Octohar,
1911, to tba 14th day of March. !9iJ,
I oelwsJra
From the 1*1 to th* list of Janttarv,
1912. tm lodra. a ponsl'r *f on* p*?
cant will be a.Mrd From th* 1st to
tha ?*th of F*hruarv. ••H, 'nelmlve »
prnal y of two par c*nt wMl h* a<Jd*d
to all lax** paid In Fabmary.
From th* 1st to th* l*ih of March.
f912, Inelnstve. a panaltv of **v*n p*r
oant will ha addaU«o »1J unpaid tax**
LEW.
For Stata parpoana M mill*
" *rdln*rr conntr |»nrt>o*as. 8 "
•' back lnd*ht*dn*«», count?
porpoa** 2 '*
’’ oo«i Itntlonal achool tax.. 3 '*
T*tal 18* "
Th*ra will He an *xtra lavr af 2 anitli
In Blaokvllle Town»hly for public
ro»d»
Uoramntatlon tax will ba |1 50 and
will ha copectod al the same Mane and
In th* tarn* manner a* *th*r tax**. All
p«r*on* liable for road duty will be re
quited to psy a rommutatlnn tax.
• rXPISL SCHOOL LEW.
Uadar Grove. 1 mil’
Barbary Branch. Calvary, Edl*-
to. Friendship, Hilda, Healing
Sprin**, KUne, Morris. Haw
Forest,Oak Qrova, ON Cohtm
hi*, PltABsut Hill, 8\n Hill.
8?ij(M"(vill*, Horen Pines,
Tinker* Cra*k 2 mil**
Barton, Bi* Fork, Blackrlll*.
Cave. Hickory HT, Owen* X
Road*. R-*dv Branoh, Hyca-
mora No. 51, Upper Rich Land
and Ulmer* 3 mill*
Allendal-, Double Pond, Ber-
cnl-* and Lee* 4 mi|i*
Barnncll 41 ’’
Elko ...5 “
Fairfax ..8 **
Wllllston 4J *’
United Stale* Cnrrencv. Gold and
Silver Col*, epunty and school rDtmt
properly approved will be raanlvad for
taxea.
Check* and drafts will b* received
fet texe* at tax payer* risk.only.
J B. Armstrong.
Treasurer Barnwell f'ounty.
Barawell, 8 C. Bept. 15. 1911.
AUDITOR’S NOriCK.
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The Auditor will b* at the f*llo
places on the dile« named h*|ow for
th* nurpos* of receiving tax raturos
(or th* rear I’M3.
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Appleton,
Sam’. Sior*.
lartnn.
AM-ndal*.
K Ha*.
I Imer.
Hycamor*.
Jenny*.
F airfax.
Black ri|l*
Klk<*.
WilUaton.
Meroatua
Hnelllng.
Dnnbarten.
A •hl*y’* more.
Brahhaw’s Htor*.
Milieu'*,
mtda.
Only p*raonal property mn*l he ro-
lurnad thl« year All retarn* a*nr by
mail ma«t ha prnparly ilgnad and pro
bated hefor* they can h* aaeaptad.
Remcnhar that tba 50 par *4nt pen-
alry will b* added after Feb. 20th.
R IT. RHer.
Auditor Barnwell Co.
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(The Farmers’ Union Bank)
Oat of town check* and draft* aeoaplad for deppalt witbwwt aiebang*.
We pay 4 per celt ii Sarilfs lepartaent
OFFICERS:
Harry D. Calhoun, President
William L. Cave, Vice-Pres. N. G. W. Walker. Ct.->hK?r
G. Miller Greene, Attorney R. C Carroll, Aaat. CiiSter
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FOR * a LK—1445 acre* land la De
catur cooty In four mMw* wf Bala
bridge, the enuaty seat nf Dwcatnr
jountv. (hero la a four hnr»i farm nf
"pen land on this plaoe, tba balance
?a*lly put In aaitivation. Price 17 an
acre, half rash, balaneaon tarasa. Ad-
dras* T H Hradarsoa, Maewa, Ua.
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state
BLE IN TEXAS.
t Worth Record of tha 6th
of an epidemic of maningati*
and East Tnxaa. Other pa-
ibat pioU) atrloken woman
Children era fleeing from tba ln<
t*rrltonf.W
Tba only effaerlva -remady for tbit
■ystarlout diaaa*« yet discovered U th*
aartta UMdabv Dr. F1<*xn#r, wblab U
14 la oarq40 par cant of tba nteM In
H I# uand. Dr. S-.phtsm of New
aa aiaiauntof Dr. Ploxiiar, |a
9il»baif Ib9l •
County
Pursuant to a decree of tbe Probate
Court of BarnweM County, dated tbe
I5tb day of December, A. D 1911, in
th6caaenfR.il. Walker. Adnir., va.
Jerry Gil , el al., I will sell to the
hlgheat bidder, lu front nf the Conrt
Houae in Barnwell, on Monday, the
6th riaj of February, 1912, during tbe
legal boura fnr aale, tbe following de-
•orlbed real eatate; Alt that tract,
piece or parcel of land situate, lying
and being In Barnwell G»aoty, South
Carolina, containing eight hundred
and ten (810) acre* more or feta, end
bounded a* follows: Nhrrh by landa
formerlv of tbe eatate of J. I). Erwin
and T- R Erwin; Rest by knila form
erly owned by T. R Erwin; Houlb bv
lands formerly owned by T. R. Erwin
and West by Savannah River.
Tama of Mia catb. Parobaaer to
pae for papers.
ThD )Ub day of Janaary, 1912.
John K. Snelllng,
Judge Probate fur B C.
Tbi* sale was advertised for sola dav
In Jaaaary, but by request of tba do-
fendanu and w|tb oonaant of tba plain-
tiffs wan postponed until oelrday la
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Dunbarton, S. C.
MAHIIFACTUXKRS or
YELLOW PINE AND POPLAR
ROUGH & DRESSED LUIBER
Flooring, Celling, 8idlngXMo«)d-
loga. Lath, ate.
Can furnisb aomplete House Bill*.
Saw Mills, Dr; Kilns ant
Planing Kill
MONET TO LEWD.
Money to lender tret mortgage at
real estate. 8 per cent tatareat ox
amounts under 11000.90.
oa amoants over 11.900.09.
ir-
y hof'ss ionaf Carbs.
V. SEYMOUR OWENS
Ittomt aid Giiliullir at law
Office orar
Th* Barnw*]l Sentinel
B A RN WELL, HOUTfl CAROLINA
W||| practice In all the Ceurta. Col-
lactiona a specialty. Leant negotiated
on acceptable Mcnrliy.
DIRECTORS:
J. J. Cdchran T. Jeff Grubbs
Tarlton S. Cave William L. Cave
Dr. Tam F. Hogg W.ntnn T. Walker
G. Miller Gr«ette B. Lee Easterling
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MilhoUs Sl flair
DENTISTS
Blackville, S. C.
orndE open etery day.
DR. W. C. HILHOOS
DENTIST,
finnil, • • • 11
•FTICS HOUSM
8.30 a. m. to 6p. Mu
Peraona living away from Barum*
will pleas* make appolLtmenU befar
ooming By M doing ibey will be OUPs
ef Immedi«M aarvlaa aid avoid din .
TACTS FOR THE FALL
Acclimated Mules for finishing crop gathering and
best wagons in America for hauling th« yields of th« fields.
All right horses for driving purposes snd unequalled
buggies and surreys, the easiest riding and Ungest lasting
in tbe world.
Harness—single and double, separate pieces, strongest
leathers and most thoroughly dependable making, Saddles,
Bridles, Whips. Lap Rubes snd all horse equipment.
Prices as ulways in favor of buyers. More so than
ever in shdrteaing days.
Charlie Brown
Barnwell, S. C.
Fanning^
DR. B.F.ST0RNE|James H.
ATTORSIT it LAW.
Springfield. - - - S.C.
BLACKVILLE,
S.C.
■y dental office will bo opeo
Blaekvillf eoeb day in the waok.
•Ill answer oajli from any point ta