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<V £ tel -S.X* Th* Barnwell Peopli lira. ¥■: UOLNU,.Editir 1 Pni'r CHOICE COCHTI CIRCULA OS TBQR8DAY. OCTOBER 31, 1P12 Bttrj Democrat In Barnwell County should do bit duty to hD oountry. to hl« family, to hlmaell', to the present and to the future by going to the elec tion on next Tueaday and caetlng hD ballot for the party nomlneea. That they will all be elected la at tore at any fu’ure event can be. jB^TBut there It a higher and a holler duty to be done by the voteri of South Carolina. The pr»po»ed Joint Resolution providing for the tuue of $1,000,000 In bonds for the erection of a humane aeylutn for the unfortunates bereft of reason, helplett to care for themaelves and hopoleat of cure thin aide of the grave, should be adopted by the unanimous vote of the Democ racy of Mouth Carolina. Appalling conditions have for years existed and have grown more heart breaking year after year In the crowded asylum at Columbia. The physicians and man agers have done the best that good men could do, but crowded like pris oners In sn unsanitary jail the suf ferings of the Insane patients hsve been greater ami the death rate higher than In any other asylum In the I nlled States In 1900 the I.egMature appointed a committee of seven to nmUe a general investigation of the asylum. Senator Bates of Barnwell wss a member yf that committee. After adjournment much time whs given by tills conunit- t^l to its woi k. It louild there was no Are protectimi for a Urge portion of the Institution, the healing and water supplies were totslly Inadequate, and the number of nurses and attendants not more than half enough to give the Inmates proper attention. This last deficiency a at caime.l tiy lack of funds Senator Bales submitted to the com mittee, and four of Its members agreed with him, that this disgrace to the Stale could tie removed without the paying of a single dnl|«r of tsxei bv the people The p| tn Ins nu'slirll was this Trial the State isaue fl '•on iks) in bonds at 3 or 8 ; per cent Interest, ps • able In 4d year*, w'tti the privilege ol redemption at the end of /n years, with the proceeds to buy not |caa than a,nun acres of land away from the city and to erect an op to data plant, a*p aratlng the whl'r and |h« rwgro pa tlents, pledging the ol4^rop<rty In C o lumbia for the psvmeDt Of tha bonds when matured Tha I eg I s let ire railed to car i y out this program. 'ii i-— that tbne. h"S» • var. the f ireslght and wisdom of ram ator Hates has b ro Irntoiiatraled and this prnpbacy of r» ( a,rd to tha Senate Journal for Ibln at i age otsi ‘‘I propheay that the mafer if the hospital fur the Insaor ut .'South l aro- llna will haver fie ad< q istelv so I sat I star tor 11 y settled until ttieMatrit.,,ed bonds for st least elglii hut dnd ibous and and probably one m lllun did sr. In sepirate plants err ted for the lao race* out atul out, and the present property in ( vlunibia sold and the pro cee la managed b» Hie •alnkiog ►unit Commiatlon for tlie p.yuimt of the bonds at maturl' > " Now, l» pat l lie *e bonds Senator Hales proposed, and tils idea lia< been accepted, that the o| I a«vluia pro(wM) In Columbia, cotialailng of ^ei ac>es o( land, some portions of which would sell now for $.i,UU0 per acre or more and Is constantly luerraving m value, be placed m the hands of the Sinking Fuad Commission for gradual sale and as they Oisde the sales to lend out (he money In the counties as they have for years been lending delinquent land funds, and by this method the old plant w ill p»y for the new one w itliout a single dollar of direct taxation. «r* to adytrUM it In tb« borne papar. Not long agon yonog married woman living to this county nrdnred a pair of abona from n New York concern. When tbey eatne they did not fit. Mhe Anally traded them with a home mer chant, selling them for 30 per cent leaa then they cost her, not I deluding trans portation ehargea, and bought the tame shoe, In a alia that At, for U per cent leaf than the mall order article cost, tranaportatlen charges not In cluded., The mall order houses for handling general merchandise will muliiply Southward aa rapidly ss those that Hue the river front In Jacksonville, Via., for the distribution of liquors. Weeks ago an employe of a transportation company said In the presence and bearing of the writer that there were 170 such establishments In the Florida metiopolla that sent out every day a solid express train of Itqnora to Savan nah, wbere the cars were distributed to Oeergla and South Carolina terri tory. The mall order bousea will abound In every city ni the Month. Their ground floors will cover acre* and they will reach sky scraping height. The country press Is the only pro tector and preseryer of the businesj methods that have obtained in the Mouth to the advantage of buyer and seller for lo these many years. To protect the purchasing public as Indi viduals and a generality against the beguiling advances of the far awar, adept business seekers the country press should have the aid of the other occupations of its surrounding terrl tory In keeping as much money In home circulation as possible, for little of that which goes abroad comes back. Don’t take our word for the shove statements. Ask your po«tinaster and he will give you supporting, eye open- facts am) rlgnres. I,el your light shine O Mr. Mer chant, through the columns of your paper*, and so help stop the compl-te rubbing out of Mason and Dixon line. Notice of Election. Ing this amendment shall be eubmltled at the next general election for Hepre- •entatlves to the electors as follows: Those In favor of the amendment will deposit a ballot with the following word* plainly written or printed there on: “Constitutional amendment to Mectlon 7, Article VIII of tbeConstitu tion, relating to municipal bonded In debtedness, aa proposed by a Joint Resolution entitled ‘A Joint Resolution to amend Mectlon 7, Article VIII of the Constitution, relating to municipal bonded Indebtedness, by adding a pro viso thereto as to the town of Bishop- vllle’—Yes ” r Those opposed to ssld amendment shall cast a ballot with the following word* plalnlv written or printed thereon: “Constitutional amendment to Mectlon 7, Article VIII of the Constitution, relating to mnnlui- pal bonded Indebtedness, as proposed by a Joint Resolution entitled *A Joint Resolution to amend Section 7, Article V1II. of the Constitution, re lating to municipal bonded Indebted ness, by adding a proviso thereto as to tbe town of Blshopvllle’—No.” No. 583. State of South Carolina. I < burnty of Harn w e| |. ( Two months from tomorrow Code Sam's new parcels post law goes Into effect. On that day the mail order bouses of the North and West will be gin to reap tbe harvest, the seed for which they have been sowing for a long while This seed is advertising, and un|e«a the merchants of the town and eountry wake to the situation many of them will tlnd their businesses at a low ebb. Express rales are high, but even so the mall order houses have sold mil lions of dollars worth of goods to the people of the Mouth, and with the new low postage rate In effect they will in crease their sales many times. After January Ist^ 1013, a package of mer- chandiae weighing n pounds can be •ent through the malls for 25 cents, making It very convenient for people living on R. F. D. and Star mail routes to order goods from Chicago or Now York and have them delivered at their iloora at a very little extra expense. The writer has long been opposed to tbe practice of sending money away from home when the article needed could be bad from the nearest mer chant. But it la not entirely the pur ebaser’a fault. Much of the blame reals with tbe merchant. He fails to Irertlae his wares, while, on the other tbe mall order bouses flood -the mail* with catalogues and letters and buy^apace in tbe newspapers that reach tbe people of the towns and country. What la more natural for a housekeep er, when abe aeea h needed article In one of these catalogues, than to order It cent by mail or express\pr freight? True, this method is very irasatlsfac- tory lo many Instances and sometimes the article costs more than if it bad been bought from the borne merchant, ^ but perhaps tbe buyer did not know he Serried it In stock because of his fail ed Vert band, oral Election fi»r S atr and County Of- ficars will t>« h*M ai lh* vollug pre ciucla prracr|l>eil hr law in said emin tv, on Toe«<1av, November 5. 1U12 ■ aid day being lue.dar following tha lli"l Moods) In \o)einl>er a< pri »ct ihed by the Mat* t > n•( llul Ion. Tbe quallrtcallon for auffragi Managers of elrciloo "hall req ilre of • vary aie« lor offering to vote at any election, before allowing him t-< vote, the production of lil« registration ccr- llflcSte am) proof if (be pat met,t >f a|l taxaa, |n«|udl»g pwll lax, a* e.aed against btra and co) rritble during tbe previous vesr Tne pnajticllnn <f » cwrtlfli ate or of the receipt of the • ffi er aolbnrlxad lo collect am h lair" •’ all Im i-ont luaive proof of the pavn.rni 'b»»eof Tatra shall be "eparate and di"lir>« t baliot" at (bit election lor tbe follow Ing officer", liv wlt I l«"*rrnof and l ieutenant Woverriov , J Oilier Mtalr i iff! era J ) ( I • i iill Wollelloi t ■Mate S tiaUT , i5j kirintrera of Ifou.e of Kr pn »enla ll V e# . ' ('mini* (Mil, era 'in which shall be the name or naiue" of the |e>raona eoletj for a« soi h offl- i er", rva(>«ctl»ely , and Ihr office lor » *i n il the * are voted. there "hall be separate fa tea In which said ballots are lo Ire deia>altrd an. 1 each ball •( b x shall be labeled in P am Homan leitri" w I > h the office or nffb-era voted for Whenever a Vote la lo be taken on ant a(>rclal qoeatloo or questions a b« i • tia | l>e pro) ided, pr> per y lal»*llr.l for lhal purtKwe, and the baltota therefor nil •lien qupelioii or ipieallont aliall t>e lepoailed Iberetn before tlie hour Axed f .r (,|>*tiIi g (be |*olts Manage'" »nd < ink* iiiii*t take and subacnlre tbe ( on *111 n I l<iii a I oath. Tbe l beirman of the Hoard of Ma uagera can adnilnlatar the oath to tfie other meuibera and to Ibe Clerk , a Notary I'ubllc must almlnieter the oath to the < halrman Tbe Manager" ele '! their I balrman andf lerk. I’nlls at each voting place iiiiist be opened at 7 o’clock a m. and clo at 4 o'clock p in , except In the ( Ity of <'liarle»ion. wlicrelbey "hail be npeneii ■ I 7 a m and cloaed at t> p m Ibe Manager" fiave the (lower to fi I • vacancy, and If none of the Managers attend, the clllaene can appoint from among the qualified voler*, the Mmi- ager), w lio. after being sworn, ran conduct the election At the cln«e of the election, the Man- ager* ajyd Clerk mutl proceed putdlcly to o|>en tbe ballot boxea and count the ballots therein, and continue without adjournment until the same li com pleted, and make a itatement of the re sult for each office and eigu the same. Within three day* thereafter, the Chairman of the Board, or some one dealgnated by the Board. mu«t deliver lo the Comml*«lonera of Election the poll Mat, the boxea containing the bal lots and written statement* of the re sult* of the election. At the said election leparate bole* will be provided at which qualified electors w ill vote upon the adoption or rejection of an amendment to the Mtate Constitution, a* provided in the fol lowing Joint Rksoi.I’tionb : No, 582. F Parker, W L Frederick. Sycamore: WHIte Jenny, J A Llght- aey Ben Deer. Ulmer*: Q A Beat, J W’ Blount, W O McCaikty. Mlllette: U D Kirkland, Dixie Dun bar, Marlon Rountree. Willlstnn: L M Mprawla, J D Ken nedy Sr. A P Givens. Klko: J T Youngblood, J 11 Beck, Make Bolin. Hercules: J A Morris, M A Hlers. Bulat Grubbs. Fairfax: C D McLendon, B F Load- holt, Tom Wilson The Managers at each precluct named above are requested to delegate one of tbelr number to secure boxes and blanks for tbe election at the Clerk of Court’s office, at Barnwell, on Satur day, October 2J0tb, 1912. M. Manning, T. F Hogg. S. A. Wise, Commissioners of Slate and County Elections for Barn well County, M. C October 18tb, 1912. JOINT RESOLUTION Pkoposing an Amkndmknt to Article X or thk Constitution, by Adding) Thereto Section 14a, to Emi-ow- kh the Cities or Charleston and BiAiroRT to Assess Abutting Property roR Permanent Im- XRO V KM ENTS. Section 1. Be It resolved by the General Aeaembly of the State of South Carolina, That tne following amend ment to Article X of tne State Consti tution, lo he known aa Section 14a rf said Article X, to be agreed by two- third* of the member* elected to each hou«e, a ml entered on the Journal* respectively, with yea* and nay* taken thereon, ami be submitted to tne quali fied elector* of the State at the next general election there fter for Repre sentative*, lo-wit: Add the following aec'.loii to Article X of the Constitu tion, to he and be known as Section I la : Section 14a. The General Assembly may authorize the corporate authori ties of tlie citle* of Charleston and Beanf irt to levy an a**e"*mi nt upon abutting property f^r the purpose of, paving (or permanent improvement* pti street* and a'dewalk* immediately abutting »uch property : Provided. Tn*l »*id improvement* be ordered on ly upon the ■v ritten content of two. third* of the owner* of the property abutting upon the »treef, sidewalk, o- part of either, proposed to he Improved, an I n|i n condition that *ald coiporate authorities khal p*v at let"t ore half of the i'o*t» of *urh improvement*. S*' . '■! That tho*e elector*, at the taltl election, voting in favor of the • aid amendment »h*!l depnait * ballot with the following word" plainly writ ten or (•rioted therrnn: *‘Amendtnenl to Article X of the Slate Constitution, bv adding Section I I a empowering ,he CM i*• "f CharleMnn and Heaofo't to aa»«*. aDoUlog proper l ? f.,r | e> uianeot Im (iro> emeu t" — Y*a.'' And lh.'**' vo ting *galo"t ibe tt’d *inen< men! »ha|l d*(K)*it a fi»lot witn the f'llowing Word* written or p. Inte l Ihertoo '‘Auiendmeni to Artlc.e X •»( Ibe state f'on*li(u(P>n, by adding So-tinn U», empower'ng tha cltlea of Charle-ton an t fte*i|fi,rl to *••*•• abut • g (>ro()- erty for (>er iiiaoent Improvvment*— No." N ■ \ J 1 1 1 N I l< E 'I * I I 1 I o \ I'ki >^1 o>| > G ts AeaspuKai i" \aiiiLK X or IM* t 11 > a t I) I r I • 1 a . h) Antuvo I H t M I I I > Sa< I I N 1’ To K M ro w • M r m a I w \ - o> t, >r > n * v » \ t> " oopm f* *noi iiia*"rt iia-tta » n !• li* 'le.rioWN |o A a a * a * A ai MIN', I'NoiukI) OK n * a I Im!No\i«*si MASTER'S SALE. State of South Carolina, | County of Barnw elJ , Court ol Common Plea*. Bank of Western Carolina, v*. J. B. Martin, Plaintiff, I >t femlanf. 11< I He It rr»o|)ed I*) tlie • al A •»< mto v if the •)[,(e o| -vm t ti ill*, Tim the follow log * mem! - 4 JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend Section 7, Article VII l ok the Constitution, Relating to Mu nicipal Bonded Indebtedness, by Adding a Proviso Thereto Ab ro the Town ov Bisiiupvillk. Section 1. Be It resolved by the General Assembly of the State ol South Carolina, That the following amend ment to Section 7, Article VIII of the Coiiftituilon of the State of Mouth Carolina, be agreed to: Add at tbeeLd thereof the following word*: “Pro vided, further, That the limitatious imposed by this section and by Mectlon 5 of Article X of this Constitution, shall not apply to tbe bonded Indebted ness incurred by the town of Bishop- vllle, In the county of Lee, when the proceeds of said bonds are applied ex clusively to aid In the building and purchase of rights of way of the Mouth Carolina Western Railway, or other railroad or railroad*, under such re strictions and limitations as tbe Gen eral Assembly may prescribe, and wbere tbe question of incurring such Indebtedness Is aubmltUd to the quali fied electors of said municipality, as provided in tbe Constitution, upon the question of bonded Indebtedness.” Sec 2. That tbe question of adopt i S*i I (i'll r I ,f,. niciil in tti>- • *> nat r. u i ii in, Article \ to tw ktiown a" 'citn.ii I o of "a I'I aril C I", !•» •g'r».| ti. b) two-ltnr I* ol thr mrm bvr • »I •( vd to ra li li'iu"*-, and vrilerrd on t ti* J mi r<> a • r i - pet , i) v i > wtlh )v»» ami ii*)* taken thr'vo , am] tn- aob mittvil to tn* .( la.iflc I eirctor. of ttir *)[*)(* »l tnv nr*t g>nvra vlcctloh thrre- aftcr 'or Re |i rv.c n t«11) C", tnwi' All Ihr f • l oia i ii g *«*• lion p* A riirr \ iif tin* i no * 111 ii t lo ii to be *ih| be known a • w. i ■ i n ■ n ! "i Nil 'n> . l.’i, I li.- licnfral A«"ffnb » mav autli 'fl/c tic cnip.irate aiuthori- tlr« of the lo w ii" iif (i a If in-) am] VV immI - ruff ami tin* litica of t he.ler ami I icorgf tow n in |e) y an a"»e""tnent u (ion abutting (iro(>cr.y for the (Mirp«i"e of (laiing for (iwrmanent Improvemrnt. on "trect" aiiii "iilewaik" or »tree * or • Mcwalk", immeiliaU'l y abutting *oih (iro(»crtv : Provldril, That said Im- provement* b* or Icrcil only upon the w nt ten con "en t of a majurirv of ttie owner* of the (in (»crt) atiutling upon tlie "tiertu or *|.|ewa k«, or ('art of fither propoaeil to tic improved, and upon the condition tliat the corporate autbontiea stial, pay at Ica.t one-fiall of the coat* of *m h improvement*. nkc 2. Tti*t the elector* voting at *uch genet*1 election in favor of the propoaed amendment shall dep >*it a ballot with the following ivortl* (ilain- ly written or printed thereon: •Amend ment to Arti.-le X of the Constitution, by adding Mection l.'p, emiiowet ing the town* of (t»fl'm y and Woodruff and tlie t itie* of Cheater and Georgetown to a««e»h abutting property for perma nent Improvement—Yes.” And those voting against Haiti proposed amend ment shall depo*it a ballot with the following word* plainly written or printed thereon: “.Section 17* t empow ering tlie town* of Gaffney *::d Wood ruff ami the cities of Chester and Georgetown to assess abutting proper Cy for permanent improvement* -No.” Sxu 3 The Managers of Election shall canvas* said vote and certify ihc result as now provided by law, and shall (irovide a separate box for said ballots. At said election the qualified electors shall also vote upon the question of i«. suing bond* not exceeding ene million tfl.lXXf.OOff; tfothnrto carry out (dans to relieve tne congested condition of the .State Hospital for the Insane, as provided by Joint Resolution No. 57H, Acts and Joint Resolutions of 1912. MANAGERS OF ELECTION. Ttie following Managers of Election have been appointed to hold the elec tion at tlie various precincts in the said County : Allendale: T C Parham, A A Rich ardson, J P Boy leo. Baldoc: J C Calhoun, Willie Faust, Dick A*h. Barnwell: F M Cave, J G Moody, W V Richardson. Blackville : C C Stome, Cull Mtlll, L P Blmne. Bull Pond: Henry Flowers, Lawton Box, W C Grav. Snelling: W I, Baxley, T 0 Davis, W TGrubbs. Robbins: Charlie Turner, MJ Bailey, Bob Griffin. Kllu?: G C Best. A B Appleby, Mll- ledge Lee. Dunbarton: R V Lane, T J Hiers, Charlie Hlers. Tinker* Creek: J M Weathenbeo, P Notice Of Election State of South Oarolina, Count? of Barnwell. Notice is hereby given that the General Election for Presidential and Vice-Presidential Electors and Rep resentative in Congress will be held at the voting precincts Hxed by law in the County of Barnwell on Tuesday, Nov. 5th, 1912. said day being Tuesday fol lowing the first Monday, as prescribed by the Mtate Constitution. The qualifications for suffrage are as follows: Itesidence in State for two years, in tlie County one year, in the polling precinct in which the elector offers to vote,.four months,and the payment six month* before hut election of any poll tax then due and payable. Provided. That ministers in charge of an organiz ed ehu rch and teachers of public schools shall be entitled to vote after six months’ residence in the Mtate, other wise qualified. Registration —Payment of all taxes, includii.g poll tax. assessed and collec tible during the previous jenr Tlie production of a certificate nr the re ceipt of tlie officer authorized locollect such taxes shall b. conclusive proof of the (iHVtneul thereof. Before tlie hour fixed for opening the (Kills Managers and Clerks must take and subscribe loliie ( onsti tutmn- ai oath. Tlie Ciiairman of ttie Board of Managers can administer me oath lo tlte other Manager* and to tlie Clerk a Notary Public must administer the oatii lo Chairman ihc Managers elect their Chairman and Clerk. Poll* at each Toting place must t>e iipeiied al 7 o’clock a. m., and closed at 4 o'clock (i m.. except in the Cay of Charleston, where they shall be open ed at 7 a. in and closed at 6 p. tn. Tlie manager* have the power to fill a vacancy , and if none of the Mai ag- er* attend, the citizen* can a| p- mt from among the qualified roler* the Manager* wim, slier being *worn . can conduct the election At (he close of the election the Manager* and Clerk mutl proceed pub licly lo open tlie bsliol Ito let and count tlie baiioM therein, and con 11 n ne • ithnut adjournment until the •ante i* completed and make a •latemenl >f ttie rrsnfl f .r each office and Sign tlie same U ithiu three day* thereafter the Chairman of the U lard or Borne one designated by the Board, mo*t de liver lo ttie Commissioner* of Election the poll list tlie boze* Containing the babul* and written statement* of the retail of tlie election M \ N MifcKS OF ELECTION The following Managrr*of Elecln n have been appointed to hold the elec tion at the various prrcincu in the said County Allendale H j'llirr* II U Erw.n A A Ch»v • u" Haidock I. C Bennett J > C*. htmn I . M • • wen* Barnweil —I. \ Harlev S \ W ik <] ward. M I 4 r cock. R.sctville C S A il#or> Stanley W a i*h . I.u tlie r ''till Eiko—A T Mim* Lawton Hate* M.ute lia r hairfai K K •'peak* Cleo Sender* J A t nk ige Hull Pond Julian Oray E \V Itrui- *( Ml J \ K( i U*e I »on liarton — J t Rountree, B h !»•> » Percy Hailey Kline ( A Pate, h M Jenkins f M 11 »riey Hercules o Ii Morn* J.l’ Mile« trttu.r Mill hour Mile — F M ^ oun g b I ood . M A G >d by , S J Hai ly M i lie 11 — B W Psepie* , J iu> Duncan William >ea»e, Snelling* —Joe Hailey J M Hill W H Pa.ker Tinker* Creek—J W hulk, B <». Mitchell, Charlie (irantly. Sycamore —O D Allen,J C May er. J W Maine Cluierii A’lll'e Brant. L 11 Wil liams, W J Harter Willisinii—C. H Smith, M. F Weatii- er*bee, Henry McDonald The Manager* at each precinct nam ed alxive are requested todelegate one of their number lo aecure the bexe* and blanks for the election from tlie Clerk of Court office Saturday Novem ber 2. 1912 L (i. Richardson H L DeWitt Charlie f armer Commissioners of Federal Eiectiou for Barnwell County, S. C. October 21 1912. Calhoun & Co. By virtue of a rleoretnl order lo me directed in tire atrovo cut it led c urse. 1 will sell at Barnwell, In front ol tire Court House, on Montlav, November 4th, A. D. 1912, It being s-tlesdav in said montli, wpliin the legal hours of sale, the follow ing described real prop erty: All that tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the County of Barnwell, said State, containing seven hundred (7t)Uj xeres, more or less, and bounded as follows: On the North bv land* of Mr*. A-dilcy and the C. and W. C. Railway and J. C. Grif fin ; East by L VV. Hill; South by M rs. Olivia Holly and West bv Mrs. Ashley, being the land purchased by the said J. B Martin from one L. W. Hill upon tire 19th dav.of October, 1910 Terms of wile cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. 11. I. 0’Bannon, M aster. Master’s office, October 9th, 1912. MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina. ) County of Barnwell > Court of Common Pleas. J. C. Matthews, Plaintiff, \ *. W. W. W il ls. 11 al , Defendants. Bv virtue of a d"eietdi cider to me direeled in tlie ah itent i t li d r ilue, I will sell at iiuuwi ||, in trout of the Court House on Mond.tv, November .4th, A. D 1912, it b*-1tig ulesdav tn said month, within the h .jal hours of sale, the fiill.'W ing ,|. .iTilied renl prop ertt : AH tliat e.-rt:iin trier, piece or I laittat inn < f I a nd, with I lie i in |irn ve ments thereon situate. I\ ing and being .in the Couuty lit li )Ml A ( I , Mate II forc- natd, containl' g nnd tni-i.iitii'g four hundred i p«i acre-. in"ie or |e«. and hnuiiiled a - f- U )-. ii Noith tiy Ian l« of \ h. U iii i« ; ";i t he tMiutil by lands of Alnii.d i \Ya:ke i on ine East 11v land" of M ' K i . N\ 11! « and land* of J M Hi I n and on 11,\\ e-t bv liigti-w ati r tnarV ot 'T i I I’ond land* o| A K W I iand * ini p'.n l tiling on w a ’er * of s p i r r I>' nii'b. 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I hundred an I tnii'v i no■ .•»», and trounded Nort-ti fu lo f n 'ii.-riv of 1 o' i 1 a South Mia of I Ea•( by land' of I n i bv land' of Eu,o.a 11 S I • i\ - ■' oi Hi A C.t bv land* ol Eiiiii.i i • M uni. and known a * the I ran* Term* of "al ph\ for paper'. K i i d re* [ raet. i'll Pu 11 ha-i'r to Life, Accident, ''CYCLONE LIGHTNING and Live Stock INSURANCE, —At Lowest Rates In— > Strongest Companies —OFFICES AT- THE BANK OF BARNWELL Just Ifeceiifedl And nov ready for speedy sale at Hill Top Staplea, the flrat new lot of sound and gentle Horses AI*o a complete line of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, etc. Charlie Brown, Barnwell, M. 0. . I. <i Rarnon, Ma*ter. Master's office, «». t 'dh, h*ij. TA X .•'Al l s. Bv virtue of certain t a \ (VXeutioii* directed to me hv J It. Aiui'trong. Treasurer of Barnwell ('minty, I have levied upon the foil .wing properly fh* taxe- for the year 1911, and will self to tlie highest bidder for cash, at Barn well Court 11 on »•* on November Ith, 1912, at 12 M., the foilowing ib'serihed property, to wit: Two or more acre* of hand in Willis- ton township, bounded on the North by a street; F.a't by Eliza Jnwcr*; South by Mr. T. Eott, and A e-t by Mr. T. Lott and St. Petei ’> < dored < di n ri;t). i.evied upon as the property of the es tate of Gilbert Williams to satisfy taxes and co'ts. — • ... One tract of land in P.ennott Springs spr bo Township containing 2 H acre*, bound ed on the North by I. W. Rountree; East by J. S. Wood and VV. P. Wood; South tiy Peter I't ederii.k ; West tiy Grrene Pollock; !f*vied upon a» ttie property of J. 11. Rarker and ft. K. Barker to satisfy taxes and en*ts. One lot in the Town of Barnwell, bounded Smith hv Puller tlngnml; East tiy George Butler y NortIt t.y .Fitlia Duncan and We-t tiy Jim Halford; levied upon a» the prrqiTty of Susan Cave to sati-fy taxes and costs. One tr et of land tn Bennett Springs tnwnshi|> eontHining one liondied ■ acres, more nr !es a , and bounded on 1 the North by lands of 11 J. Dunbar; East bv G. L Htt.r*; Soutli tiy Arthur A. MiX'on, and on the We»t by lands nf C. J Ashley. Levied upon as ttie 1 properly of William Yaiboro to satis- | fy taxes and eu»t*. Terms of sale cash, purchasers to pay j for papers .Frank H. Creech, Sheriff Baiuwell Coutiiy Barnwell, S nrtn Carolina, October 12, I9i2 PORTER-SNOWDLN CO. Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, 90 East Bay Stkeei CHARLESTON, - - S. C. 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HILL TOP STABLLS Turns the No'v Year Leal* " I herr’s liic ,n the i.M . t. ! \ <■'. t ::.i :..(.• Hr ■ .v i h.r - ’ >' f.i. :x pi" : :: lh" t ■ • i, ’ I i ,r I riioirpsl lliirsi's iiml Mules f: ■' i t i: u 1 ■. s; ' •,., k f t r t: t . ! |.• i'C st. a. k .in '. c. urv i. ..c i . .1 - ■ ( ALSO TWO ( AO LOADS <•1 cwu’isi.-r Wagons, single and .1" .:■ u. H „ ;• ■ . Harness, Saiidlcs, Hri'lies. an 1 h is spot l,ity I t iH's at •; ! i'' , I’d rouk jh. s. COME TO SEE A.NOSAVL CHARLIE BROWN, Barnwell, S. C I -W- • I Deposit your Money. Checks and Drafts 1 with the (The Farmers’ Union Bank"' Quick and Courteus Service Money Furnished to Cotton Pickers “Watch the Morjie paqk Grow” For BES1JLTS, ADVERTISE in THE PEDFEE