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■4\ im. V. HOLUV HttR 1 fnp'r 3f*V- ttlIlSpAT.»»FT»MB*RI». INI A H1W POLITIC tvntiaulnf oib«r dayi before ua era adriae: lat. That eoairibation boxat ba •panad at arary bank In tba county, and In oomaannltlaa wbara tbara are no banka at vlllata and country store* ind. That Damooratle club chair* Ifll 1 man realise tba reiponatbilUy rasting upon them at captalna of the party and yKATtJKB. *•* ba*y In aollcltlng aubacrlptlons. ♦J . . | leery little helps and aeery man One of the laawma Unght In tba re cant prtaary eleettona waa the practl* Ml aoltdlty of Utf C^on mllla yotes In tba upper oountfcM M • and con- trolllng force and factor In public af- falra. To ahow how untied the cotton mill. Her# )(| , prlvMe op i lllon pub ucly •pnt'Hvea warp In their yotlng iXpreMe( j. |f the weather bureau peo- Spartanburg H«q^ of Thursday last | pU Mrn th . elr #tU „ „ Ialt u should give according to his means, from a nickel up. This is a crisis In which Ftouth Carolina expect* every Democrat to give his halp toward win ning a saying victory. Itemised the ballots at the twenty cot ton mill prcolncta In that eounty In the j aacood primary ter Solicitor. The op- poelng candidates wars J. C. Otts, tenner Senator from Obarokaa County, who bald tba offlua of Solicitor ably and acceptably and stood for reelac- tion, and Albert E. Hill, a young and Inexperienced lawyer. Otta was a cheap. j Ten days ago when weather condl tiont were unsettled and the sky was full of algna and tbe wind of aoundaof coming storm these Washington gen tleipen assured tlioae that go down to the tea in thipa and those that gather crops on land that all wai well, that local thunder shower* might be ex- Judge Jonea man while H)ll supported ^ ct4)( j About the time they woke up Governor Bleaae. Hill carried in mill elube whilet)tta received majorities In only two mill clubs. The totali In the JO mill club* were 1,Ml for Ulll, H53 for Otts. Hill was nominated. In the district oouipoecd of Spartanburg Union and Cherokee counties Hill’* majority over Otu waa about 600. So tba factory vote eloft|||.Hill. In other cotton mill oountlea iajulta were aim- liar In the alignment of the cotton mill voters ••Nothing succeed* lib* aucceaa” and encouraged by this vlc^iry the "ottoii mir. voter* will continue .n future election* the policy ^od practice of atandlng for tbe caadl^fle* that their leaders prefer and aupport. Good people who have Hved among mill operative* report them a peculiar people, distrustful of all engaged In other pursuit*. A* f fl*** tbsy refuse to encourage Intercourse and associa tion with their neighbor* engaged In different warkt. They regard any ef- thM M Th ,„„„ ^ L „,. n they reeent any Intarferenee by allei.t KrieDdahlp, Spring Hranck Churcbes yei stubborn opposition They are I on Sept H tald to be largely recruited from the mountains of Tonceaaee, North Caro lina and Georgia where railroad* have not earrlad knowledge of ibe outside and ordered storm signals hoisted from Florida Westward the ••dlaturbance from the North-east of the Gulf ol' Mexico struck the land to the east and more than eighteen Inches of rain fell at Tampa In three days, the greateal downpour known In twenty years Much damage was done to the un warned but the weather bureauites kept dry and comfortable. • Talk la cheap.” That old *4>ing cannot be applied to th» speechify logs and mil callings of the Congress of the Culled states. It* last session con tinned a little longer than nine months good many millions of words were uttered and morn than a billion dollar* voted for various appropriations. A competent authority ha* made the cal culatlon that every word apoken by the mouthy and the atlll longued Senators sod Representative* coat the tax pay era forty good dollar*. A DRY GOODS COURTSHIP By M QUAD Copyrtckt, 1*11. by Associated Lit erary Pres*. OFFICIAL REPORT' master's sale. of Second Democratic Primary Flection Held September 10th.1012 X o X w X X Y. -“X V •** PK EG INCH -3 ° l s S ce ^ r *- ^ *-5 e h u u- "3 r- 1 i *** s A ^ Allendale 171 (11 hi 114 Barnwell 211 r.ti 111 131 Baldoe lo 25 4 31 Bennett Spring* •21 5 10 7 Blackville l.to 57 hi Of. Bull Pond..... . 22 3 •2- 23 Dunbarton 10 (.2 It 31 Double Pond 10 III 2 1 | Elko. 25 lit- 22 ..7 Fairfax 1 L0 |M ;;i m Four Mile . Friemlnhlp 25 f 1 25 Herctile* t-2 HI •JA 1 > Hilda. I 52 3 2 53 K Hue 41 1'. Ih 11 Red Oak 17 II 1! Rtedy Branch. •21 .! 5 21 I Rosemary 1- 1' Hi 5; Siloam ho 17 ii'' •'.I 1 Spur Branch. *« i r, *, 1 Sycamore No . 1 5.1 Hi 11 2s I Svcamore No 2 11 h :< 11 Ftmer ■> 1 i 13 51 1 W111i* to n l h7 1'. -5 1 Zouave. . 1 Total 127" 1" 7"- 121" l STATKMKM i.h Till i <y t ( .MM 1 h iN 'K-ati I N ION MEETINGS. moom *w*. Friday. II a m. The Bible log on Church membership teach on Church 'i. The Hthlc leschiBK Ordinances. V The Bible teaching on Church world and school* are primitive and | Saturday 1" a. tu. The hlhle leach- not welt attended Some ef them have been life long Republicans, and few of them hare any elear understanding of political principle* and prevailing con dIUoas. That the factory operatives have con •Idorable Influence with the tradesmen of their eommuntile* g°*a without say lag. They are the tnakeis of pros per I ty and buslnaaa and tbe merchanta who depend on them naturally, and per haps nacesaartly at times, go their customers In elections. There are la Bpertanburfc County J.UOU cotton mill voter*, and In the •late they muet number at least lu.uut Toting together like a phalanx they with other lebor organl** lloM holJ tbf balance of power. Tble It written at a prophecy of what It to come. Ing on Mission* J Our Boards Wh. the dillercnt Boards. J. Korslgn board iti work* and needs. 4. Horne Hoard Its Held of oper ation* what It needs. 6. State Board Where it works Its present financial coudlllon. 0. Oar Aseo. latlonal work W htl I* being rlone riunday II a m Rally for Stats Missions Missionary Sermon d lit Willl-hitl, S ( . hu-mi n- >• j ' tl ' Kl- -i .1 I;, i l.i inii- uiid I >i- niiiit', r n i rdriitt- Fiirmtur- .nid h .vt.ir- - Itu>- fr- nij ttiiii k- .in> I H.n i Ki iimrici Slivt r ai.'l "lie r M n -r ' 1 < ‘In ' L - ,iii'I l ii* 1 I'' ii. - l*r' itll an ! I . - - .it 11 I't.i I I MI I r .ip.iel Sr• L I'.i ! I ■ Indu ulual I k i"- i I... L s*i iiiir* I •• |- - t - t'.V 1- t*n)«.' • I 'i' hi ; r a I'' r M ' ■ . i i ! : > h. 11 *' rlth raiiMrainr a m Topic Jenkins R I. E W I Wood will wir.aqn win? That depends ou msny clrcum suncee, one of the mqgt potent present caueee of doubt the apparent lack of Interest In national politics a* ma^rfested by the lltt|fness of contri butlons for tbe payrnfipt of necessary campaign expenaek. Shouting* and button holdings-are gll very well In loom! political oontosta, but when the nation Is tbe theatre of the battle of tbe ballots the sinews of war—money —must be used and no little bit will bs sufficient. The fattened trusts and benefitted corporations will supply all tb« capital Reeded by the Republicans of both Taft and Roosevelt factions to bold the fort, but the Qgmocracy, tbe party of the people, In wltlob their hopes of the future are bound up, must depend on tbe individuals ef that organization. V 148.50. writing, Friday morning, gre notice that tbe contrlbu- rnwell County amount to halt does not exceed tbe a cent for each Democratic vo- ter. But tbs regions that have caused such limited contribution* are clear d convincing. Democrats have been •o engrossed with State and county polltloe that they have taken Utile thought of tbe Presidential contest and IU consequences. Now that home politics have paaeed out of the hands and heads and to soma extent the hearts of tbe people they cap master for the great struggle to be decided at the November general election. They trill respond as the tons of Bar&well have done to every oall for succor and AU »*Ht'? seed is to b« ■r of delay and Blrl. R K Ariastrang I »r vo’iontl W Boylslon R Burck Mlx*on F Friday. 11 Hayc*. J A ward. 1. I) W Meekk G K Johnston. it J V, CoIIuim J H R M M ixson Saturday, lu an a m. axarclse*. J T Grubbs Topic I J D IMtt*. O W H Hutto. ■J Haul Bolen. M Wall balttr. .1 W I. Hayes, R M Drummond. 4. D W Heckle. W Baxlav. N Grubbs. 6 J C Collum. J A Jsnklns. J K Snslllng t) W G Britton. R M Mlxson. J O Sander*. Sunday, 11 a m Rally for State Missions. I) W Heckle. W G Brit ton. Missionary Sermon. J (J Col lum. HPHINn HKiMH, Friday. II a m. Tuple 1 A E Mc Dowell. DO Hunter. G W Folk 2. W R McMIlllan. J A Hunter. J Herndon. 3. Geo Hopkini Jeter Creech S G Mavtield. Saturday, 10 a in. Devotional exer- clie. J B Black Topic 1. W R McMillan. G 11 Smoke J H Fender. X. A K MclKwel. .! A Peteri W W Cope. 3. W H Simpson. T .1 Deer J Ulmer. 4. Geo Hopkini. SG Mayfield. N Creech 6. A K McDowel. Thos Clayton. M J Free. 0, Geo Hopkins. DO Hunter. J A Hunter. Sunday; U a. na Rally for State Mis sion*. A K McDowell. W H Simp son. Missionary Sermon. W R Mc Millan. W M Jones. C B Free. W G Britton. Com. LOVE IS BLIND. On March 14th at Hillsville, Va , the conviction and sentencing to a year’s Imprisonment of a man named Alien followed by the indignity of putting handcuffs on tbe convict, provoked a miscellaneous shooting match on the part of bla kinsmen in the court house during which the presiding Judge, prosecuting attorney, sheriff, a juror and a woman were killed . The Allen crowd escaped to the mountains. Two of tba nnmber were captured, tried, convicted and sentenced to death In ths Electric chair at Richmond, a third was acquitted. Tba head of tbe gang, Sldna Allen, and hia nephew, Wealey Edwards, es oaped from the State and after travel ling through the middle Waat located In Dea Moines, Iowa, where Allen ob tained work aa a carpenter and Ed wards Joined a street paving squad. Edwards left a sweet heart, Mlea Maud Iroler, at Mount Airy, N . C. Ha vlf- Acnt Sally Warner, aa aha was fa mlllarly called by everybody, wanted I a new calico dress, and she went to Smith’s dry goods store In tbe village of Clyde to price around and bent | down and Anally pay the price of 7 cents a yard. She was Inspecting pat terna wbea -Gocle Silas Friable cumel in. When they had greeted each other she turned her back to tbe calico and) said: “Uncle SUaa, you know I have had | three husbands.’’ “I know it’s three or four or five or I along there somewhere. ’Pears to me you spend moat of your time getting | married and burying husbands.” •‘Silas,’’ she says In tones of confi dence, “I’ve made mistakes in my three I marriages, and I don’t want to make one in my fourth. I don’t admit that there’ll be a fourth, but if I should ] happen to decide to marry ag’ln I de want to be taken In. How is a widder woman to Judge a man?" “Well, now. If I waa thinking of mar rying ag’ln, which I baln’t, as I’ve got an old woman and five young uns. I’d first hunt around for a soft pine shingle | Then I’d sharpen up my Jackknife and alt down by my lonesome in some place where no denied dog or calf was likely to come rooting around, and then I’d whittle and think and think and whit tle. Mebbe I'd whittle and think for a whole week, but when 1 got through I’d know that I was correct’’ "But 1 can’t whittle.” “No, but you can knit, and that's Just aa goo^. Who Is the feller who la sparking you this time?” "It's a man named Lemuel Johnston, and he’s about fifty years old.’’ "And what have you made up your I The Farmers and Merchants Hank mind about him?" "I haven't made It up at all. That'a what I'm asking your advice for." “I see Well. Ill do the beat I can If I was a widder woman and a man come along and ap|>eHred to have do signs agin me I d get out my knitting and watch him as he talked, and I d rememt>«r certain things to wit. namely “A man who alts rroaa legged most of the time Is purty certain to be lazy “A man who stand* around with hi* hands In hi* |*o<ket* will kick like a ateer if dinner lan t ready on the mlnlt “The man who come* courting and ring* in poetry Is going to raise a row after marriage If his wife don't like fat pork 'The man win) Is narrow between the eje* and csrrie# a sharp nose has a wldder'a poeseaatona flgun-d to a cent "The man who sighs and shakes hi- head in a mournful way and wishes he could do more for the hewthen In Af rlca la going to keep mightily close tat on your pin money sfter marriage "A freckled face mnn Is generally * contented man. but whether contented with til* lot or to let hla wife bill'd the fire In the morning Is a thing yo have got to find out later on 'There are men who come courting who are aoft s|>oken and move alxiiil like a cat After marriage they w i! yell at the oxen »o a* to !>• heard » mile away The IwMaterou* man Is apt to I hearty and gi-sl natun-d. but he will wake the baby up every time be comes into the house and let nil the family quarrels t>e known all over the neigh borhood “A man who alts and rubs his htmds and smiles and use* precise language U thinking how much tea and ■ "ffi-e he will allow- you to measure out f"r a drawing after marriage. “A sco w 1 lietweell a mans e\e« means concentration of thought, hot the trouble 1* that you don't k*ow what he has concentrated on It mav be love, and It may t* speculation "A widder woman In ailing up a feller who has come aparklng should take a good look at his mouth. If It is nnuanally wide hla talk will never go much beyond cabbage*, but If It's a woman's mouth he'll t>e a good hand at saying cutting things. If It droop* at the corner* he consider* himself a Sort of a martyr and III uaed hv the world, and whenever the bread Is heavy or the [Httatoes not quite done be'* going to break out. "Then there'* one more *ort of man He’* the chap that boldly knocks on the door and stalks In when It's oi**n ed and say*: “‘Are you the Widder Warner?' " 'I am,’ Bays you. “ ‘Had three husbands, I under aland?’ " 'I have.’ “ ‘Well, it's time you took tbe fourth, and I’m here to fill the bill. I am what I am and am worth about $f>,000 all told. I’ve got to drive along to the blacksmith's shop to get my wheel fixed, and I’ll stop for your answer when I come back.’ “And does be stop?" asked Aunt Sally. “He does.” "And does the widder consent?” "After knitting and thinking for as hour or ao.” “And—and it is a happy marriage?’’ ‘The chancea are even up, and you haven't fooled away any time over the matter.” Aunt Sally turned to a piece of call co and wet It with her mouth to see If It was a fast color apd then backed ■p to the courtfer to giggle and say: 'Thanks, Uncle Sile. I reckon I'll •o home and wait for that feller to came along P* Mate of South Carolina. ( Countv of Barnwell. 1 Court ol Common Fleas || W. Briggs, < S. Bulat, Copartners under the lirm name of Briggs, Buial A Company, and Mrs Isabella Brigg-, Plaintiff*, v*. C. S. ItiiiMt, Ananiasa Peeples, et al.. Defendants. Rv virtue < f a decretal order to me illrccted in tin- above entitled cauae, I v. ill m*11 at Barnwell. In front of ^the Court llou-e, on Monday, October 7th, A. D. r.i|2. If being nalesday In said month, w iihin the legal hours of sale, the follow ing described real property: All th.it certain tract of land, situate, Ivingnml being in the County and State afore,aid, measuring and con taining-evc-mv-two (72) acre-, more or J.*--, and bounded as follows: On the North by lands of I. F’. Ussery; F.i-t by land- known a* Angu* Pee ples p|«eo; South hv lands of said A. M. Peeples and West by lands of Al bert Kirkland and Boyd Milligan. Also: AII.tbat certain tract,"piece or parcel of 1 md. situate, lying and being In the County and t-'tate aforesaid, measuring ami containing tifty-two (52) acres, more or less, and bounded a* follow* On the North hv lands of A M. Pee pies, Kilmoml Heed and lands known as estate of Angus Peeples; East by •'purr Branch; South by lands of Ma tilda Kirk and and West by lands of .Fame- Ahl and Fldmond I). Reed. I t mis of »a|e cash. Purchaser to P'n for papers. 11. L. O Bannon, Master MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina, i < ountv of Barnwell i N Court of Common Pies*. Bla't, v- titmrge | nablnett, Plaintiff, I lefendant. > H. t ' I.l.'v It. I..I. 111 I- > » f Hill »« > • ' ' ,t t ru* l La *• * 1 a * ■ l • ^ r< Bv virtue of a decretal order to me dire.-ted In the above entitled cause. 1 w ill -i 11 at Barnwell, In front of tbe | i ..uit llou-e, on Mondav, October 7th, A l‘. 1! 1 1 2, it tnliig s»|e.day in said month, within the legal hours of sale, I the f.d|,.wing de-crihed real property | A I t iat r.Train tract, piece or parcel I'd land, with the improvement* there un, -Itua'e lying and liemg in Barti- wri; ( uiitv, state aforesaid, oontain- i11 .1 on-«.urii g aixtv-six and one- ttord ti res, more or less, and te. in le | un the North by land* of Ui jdi .lohti'ton; ha»t hv land* of J. M Fat red: xoith hv land* of Mrs. F7d. W .. .Iward sod We*t t.y lands of Mrs I-, rat.i th lower*. ! i 1 .- uf »*le t H »h Purchtver to <v f t | leer.. H I O'Bannon, M aster. I CF. \SI KIRS NOTICE. I I ■. (. hi t', olfi.-e will tie o{>en f u ; t . , ,||. i liun of tale* levied for • I . at I Ol J inuarv I . ■ j : in the r.'i, . f (i, tuber i''l2 t<» i- ■ n l*\ i f M»rili, I 'M, inclusive f ' 11 ' !(• ! -' tilth- II »t d* y of J a I V • i I u «l V e, t tl. re will tre * I f , 1 IM (IT i eli t added , f roll! ti - 1 ’ i . .'-tli d i v "f F'ehruirv. .-iV e a pen* ty Ilf t WO pel . ■ ' A . ' • a t le I t" all taiea paid 111 t- 't.r . » - v fr un •( to (tie J '.th day of N| «r. t,. I 'I . Ii,. .u• ive % (leoalty <d ■ . . | < t , . w |l tie added to *l| ill, pa a * • i a , M i - a', u irp. t - V . i I. ar v Cl »e«, ' al mill*. a.h i it \ put I F. \< II KK s K \ \ \1 , \ \ I , (i '■[( I lie a. Pur-imfO •" ,p ..ril- r < f : ' Hoard . f Kd" -M. " ' o’ . . t»ve'. t h *t t lix r. ^ i . 1 1 . • . vv '•• ' . I 1 • 5 In." 'll H* r '' « ' 1 " " l\. « i 1 ■' 1 t eg 1 ti Ii i i. g t :• 4. :ii t 1 , . H'g it 1 |> to 1 lie ■ « ' o ! ■ i ■' 1 the full"* i n g »,(■.• • ^ ’ Hi-tury. F'.ngl -h. \ g-- '.r %. \ ’ ! •' *. '. I’li . -ioIi.jt j: and II v g . . I \ , - o (' it r re ti t riven (•, 1 h d - g 1*1 < >■ g raphv. Pedagogy wi t• • * hi-. ! '1'"' the h.leiueiitKry anil II k ’h S h• 1 • M o t:a 1* f it ru 1 -hi d '■ . the >*(,•, ^ ■ I '- - ' F.diicatiiio, (',.|iimt"a. V I The^ ( i.untv B".ti d ■ tf h 1 • ■ tt . " .. antbori/eil tu r.'io w ■ . r' iti■ i'• « ■ f .1 p' , r*"iin h"ld 1 '• g ’ ' * t ■ ' ... ■ d '•ertifi. ate* vv h" a' • • i '!■ 1 v . i ach<•• 1, do -ali* 1 a, 1"i . ,V . . . ^ .( 1. • t v' O t i \ v* Ii t. V ll. pertuli $1 -i and 11 a b I« f " r ' I t , I V I '• * i r i . v .- ,i i r \ v . the ti nal e Xam I nut mi,. H11r tee .1 t’to,. Parn will. P STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Ii \ i; vo i - Ii ’ ! n 11! M. ?■• •In-:' .1 • •f V ' ’ ’ 1 I’f Mt :i Till.i- JHlMUrl r-.r-niM' »n ’alidl t ' , Ited her and arranged that when he •hould get settled ahe should follow and marry him. Two State detective* obtained work on the Iroler farm. They learned of the correspondence between the lovdts. This with a letter dropped by Edward* gave them a clue to bla whereabouta. When Mis* Iroler started to De* Moine* they went along on tbe same train. The runaway! were caught and the marriage post poned. They eame back without requisition, arriving at Roanoke, Va,, on Monday. ‘Bond us your job work. t i >1 N I \ nl- i: \ I:\ a l i i 1 n lIn Pi• .l..ii. 1 ,• ’ By .1, K Slu lling. I.m 1 . 1 . l' I' Barnvv. ii ( ..in tv W.itTf.v-. C M. I urn. r hati’ n,.id. tm to grant him I., ini' il tratlon of The T -tnTi .-f atid > ff., t- Turnt-r, dc 1 a.-cd. These arc, tin n fur. . fn • ti .c l a ail and 'ingnlar. th- kunh. d and the said M V rurit-r, d. ■ ■ a- tlu-y !«• and app-ar i'' t"fi n: ui tin Pri'batr tu he laid at Uarm.v.l! 1 day, tin- lird da> "I < *■ t- t" M. alt. r lion therrof at 11 m'i t.n K In tin to show cause, if anyth- y hav. vv h\ admini-ti'tttinn .-IimuM imt I- gran'* d (liven miller HIV I'.lUnl tl.n lit;; dav "I Septetnl'tT, Ami" I Imiuiiu Ml ,1 K. SNT.I.I.I Vi. 1’t'Ml.an .1 laigi . Pnhli-h. d it. Tnr. B vrsw ,1 1. pi • a 1.1 Sept. Mill. Itil'I Wheelwright and Black smith Work Done Here. ♦ Horseshoeing a Speeialty; alsn repairing rubber tired buggies, M. W. HITT, — At Johnson's Old Stand,— Blackvrll-. S. C MONEY TO LEND Money to lend or fir-t morrgttge • real estate. 8 per cent intcre-t ea amounts under $10ou <kl 7 per i;o»* on amount* over H.OtNiuu. J. O. Patterson A Soa , r 1 . r"v '-, 1 mil I. 1' c 1 r 111 « n, 11 < -1 v » r y, <'n 1 u in tu a I d -t". F I i nd-hip, (iteen'a, UihU M-alit g ''prlng, Kline. Murila, New Mitrt'l link t.i. Pieaannt Hill. Rich I ind N" 12. -laii Hill, 8eigiingvllle, S-vii I’itie. »ml Tlnker a ( reek, 2 mill*. P. al t" u. Black v I lie Blooiningdale, i x v e, Hinkorv Hill. Oweni f roa* K 11 id-. Ret d v Brani li, -ihady (frove ''Vri'n iri- No. .'d, 1 pper Rh h Land in! I in,!* B g r .Ik. r>..ut.i- I'uiid m. I I a •• - hml \ ppletun. It I - W .. |, I- k". \ 'I'fui ill H ti d tail faX . W Ui' - 'on , I u H i' I tntea cu r i ency, . 11 v t i ' "in i-ounty Htnl achutd claims pr"|i il\ ip.inivcil vv i d he received for taxi'. ('imik- * ml draft- will not he re ( l ived for taxe* except at the ilak of the tax paver, .1. B. Armstrong, 'PreH-urer Barnwell Courdv I’.'unweil, S Sept. Htli. 1''12. TAN SALES. .1 mill* Herctile* 4 mills 4! ’ 5 ” G * ' '■l ” gold and Slalc iif South Cnrolina, (. ountv of Barnwell. 1 By virtue of fax execution* to me directed by ,1. B. Arinxtrong, County ’I'rrH-urer, I have t'*l* day levied upon and will -ell to the highest, bidder for ca-h, on Monday the 7th, day of Oct. A. D. l‘H2 at 12 o’clock, ft being sales- d iv in -aid month, the following des- eiibod real e-tste to wif for taxes. Al! that tract of land in Blackville tow n-hip containing U acres more or Ic-s, ami bounded noyth by Mrs A K Delk, South by landi of Jerome Mar tin ea-t and vvest by land* of Mr* H l\ In Ik. Levied upon a* the property ol Jo-eph Miles to satisfy taxes and con. One lioii-e and lot in the town of Blackville, S. <’ and bounded north hy lot of A M Walker. East by C M By, now Hampton Avenue, and south by lot of I K Free, and on the west by lot of I. K F ree, Levied Tipon as the property of L R F'ree to satisfy cost and taxes on said property. I'.'iins of salecash; purchaser to pay lor papers. Frank 11 Creech. Sheriff of Barnwell County. September the 1 Ith I'JBL LEARN TELEGRAPHY and earn r'»(i to J1IMI per month. Thona- atu)*of operators needed. Most fascin ating and educational work. Position* a-»iired all graduates, Write immedi ately for catalogue. SPARTANBURG SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, Main St., Spartanburg, S C. 1 D .. iiiiil I'rolii Are waiting with warm welcome every purchaser who shall during the Fall of 1912 give patronage to The Western Carolina Department Store, B. Mazursky, Proprietor. Nexf Door West of the Bank of Western Carolina, Opposite the Court House, The departed Summer months^were busy in thought, study and preparation tor a Fall Business Campaign that shall surpass all previous experiences in the profit and pleasure that 1 shall give my every customer. With the choicest, completest and most carefully selected stocks of all merchandise in my lines, 1 am now ready and resolved to give the most satisfying service to all my friends and the general purchasing public.. A New Department has been added that must commend itself to all in present or future need ol F" r* n. i 111 i'o of the newest and most up to date styles, nt the most useful and long lasting quality, suited to every home requirement of use or adornment and .it prices that the most careful buyers can cheerfully afford. All tastes can and will be pleased with the great and select stocks of I)rv Goods. Dress Goods, While Goods, Clothing, l nderwear, Shoes, flats, Caps. No tions and all the miscellaneous goods ol a genuine Department Store. A full line of Ladies Millinery, Trunks, Valises Be wise in time. Prepare lor W mkr now.. I lie coming cold ma\ be as eMi.ine as has been the mid summer heat. 'Y ours to ple.oc and pi«>M. B. yA/LZURSKY. HIM. TOP STAISI.HS Turns the New Year Leal’ ‘There\ life in tbe ni l .m ! yet 1 .m ! ('li.c lie l’.- a i t Ji tx to prove it III the iev ei[>t ol .( > .u t Clioimst Horst's and Muhb from the !>est sto, k (arms of the H!up ( ir.ixs St t’o -. C! j : pose stock arvl .ill ot -ilt cloe b< .tut y .u: 1 every vJjy mi re xciver ALSO TWO LA It LOADS ot excelsior Wagons, single an<l double, Hu. gK S Harness, Saddles, Hndles, and evciytliinv. m his spetualty lines at spenall v bed rovk prices. r: i COME TO 8EE AN USA V E CHARLIE BROWN, Barnwell, S. C. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ J ♦ o ♦ ♦ ♦ 1 * •« Deposit your Money, Checks and Drafts with the ome flaxii: ol pusuwen (The Farmers’ Union Bank; ■> Quick and Courteus Service Money Furnished to Cotton Pickers * f Watch the Hoiyie pai)k GroW SJ •♦•-•••••■a t f-