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alhoun & Co. ntt1>At« JAHUARY J. 191A . v v JOHR W. HOLIIICS—THE IDAnJ . OCTOBER 17, 184a DECEMBER 29, I912. Jot after the fortunes of war "““Bwhil# .nd hi» do^tii wm stripped them bare of all save thejone to the comnumitv. tual necessities of life. He was! The funeral ^rvlne. Vfore con.lurted tempted to retire from act "■Church Saturday morning. Then the ■vice, but the thought that he waswiniip, i,ody wm* taken to the family Istill needed—that his work waslcemetery and wa* placed In ita tinal lincomplctc—spurred him on ^ «"» "‘J Ikept him at his labors in thej | ( | Ule wa« a memhf r of the' Ei Parte, Tllll. K. Trottl, lu her own right and aa Administratrix of the eatate of H. H. Trottl, deoeaaed, et al.. J’etltlonera. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, will aril at Barnwell, In front of the Court llouae, on Monday, January »<th 1918, It being aaleaday In aatd month within the legal hours of sale, the fol- Court of Common Plea*. Citlaen* Bank Harriet Coker, Blat-kvllle, S. C . PUIntifT. VI Defendant, By virtue of a decretal order to tnel directed In the above entitled cause. I] will sell at Barnwell, In front of the Court House, on Monday, January| Mowing described real property: Icvetling of his life, and not untilBnethel Hunday School's Cradle It.dipilint certain piece, parcel or tract of ^11 (Ith, 191.1, It being salcsday This People carries to it. road |the‘;.h£ks oTnight 'were closmgjbm ” U " ” na a* tn this week the sad news of theMabout him did he lay down his death of its founder and editor,(pen. He was faithful unto death Major John W. Holmes For( The last wish that we everj thirty-five years, under his ablc(heard him express—that he would management, the paper has madeW'wake in some happier clime 1 "weekly visits into the homes of(has been granted, and the State' J several hundred families within(has lost a gallant son, the world a ( and without the borders of Barn-(gifted writer, the weak and op-j well county, and the writer has(pressed a champion, all mankind, reason to believe that those visits(a friend, but the fragrance of his have been welcome ones, for it(memory still lingers and will abide, was ever the aim of the editor to(with us always. The world is the| present an impartial statement ofjbetter for his stay in it. evpnts as they occurred "withI„ N k him bgt , 0 , ovc hi , malice towards none and goodly , f towards all.” That he succeededJ None SI>oke ot him but in prais ’ ■in this is evidenced by the univer-l R P. Davies. Idepartincnt h hhort IptrenU feci tuat they have lont the lif«t [and light of their home hut we feel [aiaured that theIr Iowa iw (Jod'a gain. He I* aurvlved bv hi* lovmg pareuta. [three brolhera and an infant aiater. jWe extend to th.e hereayed loved one* [our warmest sympathies A Friend. Ulmer. H. C. |OEX. JAMES W. MOORE DEAD monta thereon, if any, situate, lying and being in Rosemary Township, In Barn well Countv, South Carolina, con taining one hundred and fifty (l'>0) acres, more or leas, and bounded now or formerly on the North by the Charleston and Augusta Public Road which separate# this tract from lands of the estate of Bryant Weathersbee; On the East by lands of Rosemary Baptist Church and by lands of \V. I Jowers; On t ie .South by lands of W A . McLemore and on the West by , , , -.Rosemary Creek, being the tract of Gen James VV Moore, for H year-S| Hru , l . 0 „ v „ ved t0 H> „ Trotti by S State Senator from Hampton countyjKyy ’Protti, Jr. on November 1st, A. D. find one of the mo*t proiiiinent \ rtW "[SlU07, the deed of and to which 1a re years of lower South < aridimi, ilb'd H, r.corded In the ofllce of the Clerk of the home of hi* son-in-law, l>r. K. ^ tjcmirt for Barnwell Countv in Book Hines, in Seneca last Friday morning, (8 K at 1]0 In the TOth year of his age, after two£' months of id health. Me was an nuclei f Adjt. Gen. VV. W. Moon* of BarnT well and has other relatives and uiany*-'^ j,,^ Htl( j be | t) g j n Williston Township, friends living in this county. fJKarnwell County, State aforesaid, cen- Gen. Moore was a gallant < onfe ( ler-|tfi ta [ n ing one hundred (100) acres, mere ate soldier and at the close of the w ' ir Wo r less, together with the buildings practised law as a partner of the latejy. uu j improvements thereon, If any, l.eroy b. A oilmans, lie was the li r st^t„ Hin ded now or formerly on the North Senator frotn Hampton county, ‘^i'lK^by lands of Z Foutz and by lands ol ejected in 1^< S . and at one time wasPJ(> a | v j n Q weng; Q n tiie blast by John chairman of rhe State Fyecutive < '' m {Sjohnson; On the South by the public mittee. He married Miss Ncila 1 ||-3road leading from the Town of Willis-' llnghast, a si«ter "f Mrs. l.eroy I' f.u'on to the town of Elko, separating] Also: All that certain tract of land situate said month, within the legal hours ofl sale, the following described real prop-1 erty: All that piece, parcel or lot ofl an<l, situate, lying and being' In thel Town of Blackville, County of Barn-1 well, and .State aforesaid, and having! the following metes and boundaries:] Measuring on the North tifty-flve (55)1 feet, and hounded by South Boundary! Street, Measuring on the East one! hundred and forty (140) feet, and! hounded by lot of Tama Jackson;! Measuring on the South sixty (60) feet,I and bounded by lot of C. C. Farrell] and measuring on the West one hun-l dred and forty (140) feet, and hounded! by ten (10) foot right nf-way reserved] by C. C. Farrell for a driveway. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to| p«y for papers. II. L O’Bannon, M aster. Master’s otlice, Dec. 14th, 1912. Plaintiff, w\ \ oilmans of < olumhia [jilils tract from lands formerly of the 1 His body w;n laid to ir .t Simday 0 f j.pvvjs Stansell; and on the] morning in rb- f.imd . Imi ung gr.mn.)^ WeHt by ] alld8 of Mingo Holman, C. \ at (.illisi>::vil c, ,1 ispcr counts T.Tmtti and others. This tract beiiig a f i|>nrtion of the old "Tom Mansell plan Htarion ’ in Williston Township. NEWS MUF.S. f: [ J Also: Noah Davis, a m grohviig m ar Sf.h A11 tha t certain lot of land situate,! Matthev, >, wa. attack, d on . h-—na-p , bH jn ttieTownof * .Dy by amad hoar and .oM.v, „.ly b.t-L. on , (lirnwe | 1 K rollnty and Sute ,ILI '''' irt "jj-south Carolina, together with the' phulldlngs ami improvements thereon.] on Railroad Avenue snd Jten than I s stitehes u cn ‘sew u(i his wounds. Jack Parish, a white man of M arii>ti?^ ,0,,t ' n tr ' (ii,s'ernor'' ,me * sur ' n K tbeieon, fiom East to West, he .enikjscventy seven (77; feet and four M conn ty , who vs a- piioled |B|ease on Deecmt i r 1 '11, will (hack to the |e nite:ui..r\ „ r e r inches more or less, and running back [bis sentence ol , ght month. f.,r ...i,,)-'.: therefrom for a de,,th of two hundred Jterv He violate I his par.de by f ing , ' H '" 1 t, * n " ,,,rP " r '•'**• ^ (drunk auc disoMc; Iv. : :t,o,md„d now or for on rhe North rjiv said Railrivad Avenue; < Mi die r-a-t Eincidn Tav I ,r a Sumter cmiutv m a street or Aliev separating it from Jgro, was bitten on do ntm t \ a mule '‘the lands of the S"i.th Carolina am jMondav, and before li„ com'i b ■ fno dJ<X'orgia Railway Con.panv; t>n Soutli [the mule had to lie ki'e d a lot t!i. i iw .r 1 t,v lands of ( aro|vn P ( umming and C(iried i (it n . Ti c m u ,e' ito Col iitn bin for • x aui 11 itliouglit tbc animal had :»h;> C < octiran In a I was . *• r 11o n the West by lot of J don, a« r wa-d'Sld lot tiling known as the North- F had corner of die property formerly W'. T. I.iioDay i,’u jMonotain seb ...| an t a Jr,Ml lit r V et, ii i, li in w ' at [the ' Dark ' orn- r " of i. r, Itv, pie oled goiit v Is-; w,,k 'ing In Hu Illicit , 1 i* 1 i,., , < , > ling sent to til,- i X ’ t n. of feral < oil r t a n I t ■ , ,ti f, , I a 1 ^ r.a'l corner m ine property ^called die " Bu re k ti a I ter B’oek," and ,f C !-■-.y .^bm i g that |,>t eonveyed to I! H. I'rnt .' i, jn a sm| |,y i arolyn P Cummlng on the known ii*^.dav of Oct.dter, A. I» la's; the bed of nt |'e oniin-J*m| (o wldeti ja recorded in die otliec s ' work-*, f the C|rik of ( ourt for Barnwell b -iCointy In Book .ix d n H t page 4'a me i Major John W. Holmes. —Courtwy of The New* and Courier. on I,on,I a atom > I to' throw f : to .. I ■ - b .i,! 'ouiity In Book .ix in Ado- sat confidence and esteem which he was held by all. Our friend and your friend isi dead, but to quote his own words,] "death was to him only the trans ition from the couch of suffering] into the eternal Paradise ' Sitting] in the same old chair in the old] office that for so long has been] the home of The Peopi e, sur-l rounded on every side by his be longings, memories ot the days] spent in companionship with himf come to us. Of bis early lite, his] record in the war and the unhap py times that followed, we shall] not attempt to write^ preferring] to leave that to others, but to the] man himself we shall endeavor in| some small part to pay tribute. We have known Major Holmes) since our boyhood, and for a mim her of years have been mtimatelyl associated with him. During that] time we realized to some extent] the true worth of the man andl grew to love him, as did every one with whom he came in con-1 tact. The writer feels sure that] t Nt I F. s \ v c, ,s \ n i M Tliirtx , 8 bJ c.mivi te i ut >xtu i <1 av f,,r , kxj,b,»n,i .1,11 .nit lb,' i in I, , filch w bb ti l-r n g, !' •, * » Jr* ign of t> n < fa ' 1* let In Die 'tie .a liet t w ^,( u i Hi t Q A 11 t in' III. ^ B 1 tie c 11 Og' -. ■ -*icun « |, i r» \ ' if 1,11* ii b a he was always considerate of the] rights and feelings of those who] were associated with him, and not] one single instance do we recall] of his having knowingly hurt the] feelings of any one, be he ever so] humble. He was a man of many ad-| mtfable trails of character. Al though he was not blest with an] over abundance of this world’s] - goods and never given to a public! display of his charity, he was ever! ready to give when he thought] P u r .ti m' [lie. 11,1 , f K jj, i veil bet It ion will b, [H i I II VV I'l I I, ■ lie g in n i I ; ] I l | m . T be , X i .1) 11 |t be fnlhivs I .It, A I geli I l, lolngy 'in11 II;, ci ■ Jrent Everit-, i ||iliy. Tlii* evuniii •' i - IteHi'ber., wlic,' [pit oil, vv tin I >ii ■' I It'on, vv In,., ,('p' Ini zed by th*' S’ it,- land underuge up t r* I , t w : Ii i c k-j A I . J t b a t r ta, n lot of I an ! «i' u ati I, i,«r. ■' y g an I tn-liig In ttie T«vv* n , f W i 1 1 1 - ^tc , in |: ,ri »|('(,ur)ty, in ttie s:»',- R.f •’.-.al ! fmntii g ,>n rai.rcad aven ,*• V N 5 »J'‘ I I lie aaoting theo'On, Eaalw ard f r, in r^tli" n i - r: ii ea-t enitcT , f tbe b’t, k In.iMii g ',,iui*-i|v i.e.', |,i<- I a. a (»«,•( 111,'.- 11 i r 1 (• I, c f, el , :t i,d r u n r,i ng . k f,,r t ,ie(,tn of ii*., ten ’r,,l an.i .b, l> *, more cr at.,! tmnn I .1 i..,.v ct rlv ,,n i lie \,,r(li t.y . I K i i r •,a ! A v, -1, u.- ; On t ti , l.# • ’ _ V' • . t t' \ | t n I» ',,r in*- r ' v |,r Iln (.'tmlvi, I* l' n n, in in g S »id t," I g a ('< ,rtt,,n cf w ba : vv a . fi, f m 2, •' k I!,. u h a » t be ' B u r< k ti -i |r I ‘r, ,|, ,•, n v • V «• if to H II 1 r,,; • | Ii \ < , t. I ’ i ■iriiitnng >,n (tie b da v MASTER'S SALE. State of South Carolina, / County of Barnwell. ) Court ol Common Pleas Mrs. M. L. Still, againit [W. O. Fiekling, Jones A. Williams, F. G. Fiekling and Mrs Minnie B Merchant, Defendants. By virtue of a deeretal order to mel dlreeted in tiie aliove entitled cause, 1] will sell at Barnwell, in front of tbe! ]< tourt House, on Monday, January 6th,! A. I>. 19111, it being aaleaday insaidj month, within the legal hours of aale, th, f,-Howing described real property : All that certain lot, piece or parrel of] land, witli tiie impinvemeiiU thereon,[ situate, lying and being in the T>>wnt jof Blackville, County of Barnwell,I State of South Carolina, containing! and inea.uriitg 150 feet, more or les., frontirgon Pasealli* street and run ning back North front Pasca'ln to aj deptit of j'st fin-t, more or |e«s. and tin said lot st'uate on the .nouth-We.tl l 'i,rite>' of Pa-oalii* and I amptielll Streets , f .aid Tow'll and ftonnde l a- f'diows: On the North bv what l«I known as Neriand’s f.ane; On ‘lie Ea.'| i>v lot now of Thomas I,. Wragg. On the south by Pascalli. street and on| tbe \\e«t tiv Campbell street of Do said Town of Blackville, Terms of »a|e ca.h Purtba.er b (>ay for ('ai'ers. H. I.. O'Bannon M as'ef M i«ter'* ofT1"P, Deo. 14th. !'i!2 MASTER'S SALE. 'ta.r of south < arolioa, I < our. t y ,,f Barn w « |i i' . oil rf of . inn .non Ia* dm II. Davison an.t . lubes T. F»r g •, copartners ueder die tirm nano and style ,.f Dav la- -an I T tr go, I’l timirt«, V a PUMPS THE BEST MADE, For Sale at lolair’s Hardware Branch,! * ^ I Pump water is purer and safer front infection than that drawn from' open,] exposed wells. I The pump i^ easier to operate than! [the old fashioned windlass or chain and [pulley. | Make home life easier for the wife] and children. BUY A PUMP. ]ffheelwright and Black smith ffork Done Here.l Life, Accident, CYCLONE LIGHTNING -AND - Live Stock INSURANCE, . —At Lowest Rates In— IStrongest Companies —OFFICES AT— [THE BANE OF BARNWELL Horseshoeing a Specialty; also] repairing rubber tired buggies. M. W. HITT, - -At Johnson’* Old Stand,— Blackville. S. C When you buv SHINGLES you want those which will give you service at the lowest cost per .lay. Cheap shingles will not meet this requirement. TRANSFER BRAND Red Ce- riar SHlMil.KS are the highest grade shingles produced, A^k vottr Dealer or write ua. The Transfer Lumber & Shingle Company, Noktii Tonavvanda, Xkw York Deposit your Money, Checks and Drafts with the + + + + + Home iptutik oi paiawell ^ (Tide Farmers' Union Bank' + i" I Quick and Courteus Service Money Furnished to Cotton Pickers ]• |-r ]• 14* ]• ei Watch the liopie Pai)k G^o\lf ,, •4-*-:•+•+•• [VirgiiiiH K l > ,| n, a' •t at i >, fr, dan'. Mi Itpr i.,m . , li i •• , !. I V >' a 11 g Jc» r r v I i g . ' je i g b I n n ' ' , fa. b ilc f ci.da:.I. ,: J t IV , , ,1,1,11 . i 1 , I'* , i •• •en. t.t • I '! \\ i|liam I ■ B , r Ire*|,,m .ltd'' I ", t n, |l be d* I I 111' - ,\ r,d tb',. . !« Iitllfe" ,' a .>■ VV u fr,int i age* - f !. |f,,r mi.riDi. ia r v , \ D. I ■* »l Dt,' ,|, b .• I• ,,r led mi tbe dp d • ,,'i r r f, ,r Ba • n w 1 1 . \ ,' "H " at I'Nge |h.; i ■" n,. >,f »al>' caxh. l*urclia*er I • a v f" i paper.. jj II I () Bill, p V 'V(a-t* r *• **tl*ee, i i’-tt*, ie,g ! ,.f 4’ld , ,,f tb- ,1 'I t V II M a-'er. Teachers Examination. MASTER’S SALE. ate ui 'muD. ( h roi i n a. i » e iritv <■ f B.arnw ell. i ( ourt uf <'.*mm,in Pb as. Mortgage I ,,n I’l,int i It, r iti.lt nn I American pany Limited, Vs , I, ft a I I ief. inlahN lying] ,, con :l | . 0,1 ' let',‘d to It I low •t I i'le:! to. ha v“ cx oi tde !a.t examina ■ua' arc not rc.-og Boa. d , f Kdi'cation. plicitii! s r.t the I i.r lex,Hihinatioti tn eompiv wi'b the ccr Itillcate noi'iii em'nts . f the Gent ral ISehool Law ot l'.'!2. 11 or.t 'e .1 . < 'roil,di, County Supi. .d' Kdm-,ition, 1!ai n ,.vc!l < 'on nty iBarnwcIt, s. tD<av 1 2i 1 1942. \ i 11 ue of a de, ret a | id, r to me reeled in the above entitled , an.,'. I will aril .at Barnwell, In front . f the Court llou-e, on Monday, JHiiuary ti A D. L.'Id. it tieing «ales,|av in .aid mol,r |i, w iDii u the legal h ours of .ale, Uie following described real | ropertv AH Di at tra.-t of land, situate ’and fning in Williston To'vnshi| .taining one hundred and ninety-six I9tl; acres, and it.Minded ns follows; NorDi by lands of M. (■'. Hair and W, li Kennedy; Hast by puloie mad lead ing from Williston to Edistn River, which road separates it from lands of, Mr«. Harvey ; Smith by lands of Mrs II. J. Harvey and West by lands of S A. Wi«e. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pav for papers. Re-ndd at rDk of former purchaser. H. L. O’Bannon, Master. Matter’s cilice, pea. 14tb,- 1212. By vir’oe of a de, relal or.b r ta r, I led In Du* h ho V i* .•olll|, d cmt.e II -, I al Barnw. 11 In I - nl of tb "irt 11 ,o*e on M"i,dav, Januarv • - 1 |.i I! tieing •ab»day In *a, | tin ot' witbln 111e legal tioir* , f -s|', ti.e f l lowing dex lihed r. »l and (.efoiial ) ,r, ■ | -1 \ \ 1 1 Dial t ra ! , ■ f land In D I own of Mil'ett. Gnu "tv of Barnw, and vale of South I'am'ina eoniaM mg lisif an a t*-, more or I*-., b. i g D,e land bought hr .( II ft,mean fmi Mrs > (. Bat* *, t.iimded \ ,-Di t*v < A W. G Railroad, I.a«t t,v and. ■ f Kale M Biaek a***t and VV e.i t.v i »nd* of M r*. S b.. Bales. A!*,, The D, II P Engine and liil'er an I al! olli*-r machinery of every nator*- in Die gm hmiap, seed house an I boner house, |>u I ley», shafting and belts andj pulleys with ttie exception, however of two -eventv -«aw_ \ anVXinkle gin. itction, two feeders, one comlen.er, one doutde revolving |,r*‘«s for |,acking| otton. and everything conne.'led with tiie sai l ginning o.itfir, the •ame bav Bing, aecording to the report of (tie M H*tei, liecn sold undt-r a , bai t.-l mort gage beld by the plamtirt, again-1 d II Duncan. Terms cash Purchaser to pay for papers. II. 1.. < i' Ban non, M a-ier M H-ter's otlice, Dec. i'llh, 1912. and he contracted none that he' could not pay. He never did less 1 than he promised, but on the^ other hand always tried to do even! Governor Blease haa threatened to a little more. He gave much and(p ardon a11 convicts who work in exacted little. His tastes were] simple and his mode of life unos tentatious. More like, the violet] than the rose, he made life sweetJ er for those who passed his wayl and there were no thorns to hurtf the feelings of any with whom h« came in contact. Numbers hav gone to him in sorrow and distres and to none did be deny the com fort of his friendship. It seemed • to us that he emulated the life o the Nazareoe more than any othe man-of our acquaintance. Never having married, the lov< irally affectionate disposi | the hotlery mill at the Penitentiary unless the Legislature, at its next ses sion, abolishes the mill, which is said to be a menace to the health of the op rativea. Instead of reaort'ng to such trlngent measures, we suggest that he ave them given other werk •71 ,719.58 repreaented tbe proceeds rom the aale of 95C balea of cotton nd the cotton aeed, grown by convicts n tbe Mississippi State farm. South Carolina needa more farmers Why not teach these unfortunates leotlflc farming, and then, when hey have served out their sentences, •y will be better prepared to earn a livelihood. Hill lop Ikes, i -Top Hies. A New Supply Jn>*t Ri'ccivud at Him. Top S T A B L E S They are of the same right Grt A 1. W A Y S handled lliero. AUo Nicest Buggies in the State, Comfortable Murreys, Everlasting Wagons, Harness, Whips, Robe*, at.d all stock equipments at (trices to profit and (,lease. Charlie proWi)» Your Friend, MASTER’S SALE. |state of South Carolina, ) County of Barnwell ) Court of Common Pleas. [British and American Mortgage Com pany, Limited, I’laintilf, against 5W. W. Hailey, et al.. Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to mel directed in the above entitled cause. I| will sell at Barnwell. In ; front of the] Court House, on Monday, Juntiaryj Oth, I','18, it being salcsday in saldj uonth, within the, legal hours of] ale, the following described real prop-] ^■rty: All that tract and plantation of] land situate, and being in George’s] Creek Township), County of Barnwell] and State of .South Carolina, and con-J taining (125) one hundred and twenty] live acres, more or less, and bounded] .m the North by land of Wash Croft;] East by land of Charles Croft and] laud* of Mary E. Harley; and South] by lands of Levy Still and West] bv lands of Charlea Croft and lands ofj Harriet Sander*. Terms of sale caah. Purchaser to| pay for papers. II L. O’Bannon, Master. Master’* office, Dec. 14th, 1912. MASTERS SALE. [State of South Carolina. ) County of Barnw ell. )’ Court of Common Plea*. |Dal*y A. Bonham, et at., Plaintiff-., against [Marcella Cave, et al., I b'fendants By virtue of a decretal order to m [directed in the above entitled cause, 1 [will sell at Barnwell, in front of the] Court House, on Monday, January 6th, 191'?, it being salesday In said month, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing described real property: All [that piece or parcel of land containing [one hundred acres, more or less, set [aside by the decree of the Court ofl [Common Pleas in Barnwell County, [South Carolina, to Mrs. Daisy A. Boo [ham, for life, with remainder to M. I mham, Jr., P. A. Bonham and Mar- |tha A. Bonham as under and by the [terms of the will of Mrs. Martha A Aldrich, deceased.’’ Said land being [bounded by the lands of Robert Al drich. Mrs. Mary E- Allen, the residue [tract of tbe lands of Mrs. M. A. Al [drich and by Cave, ct al. Tenns of sale cash. Purchaser to [pay for paper*. H, L. O’Bannon. Master. [Master’s office, December 10th, 1912. PORTER-SNOWDEN CO. < 'niton I .uLtrs .uid < jHiimi'Mnii NUrJuntx, •A) i.\>i Bn SI RLE i CHARLESTON. S. C. AH Cotton Handled on Commission Ivxlni Staple Cotton Specialty A Wmild lie [ilcaxcd in m-eivc consignments rnnii yon which will command our very best allenlion. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned will on Monday, January 27th, ]9i;t, file with Hon. John K. Snellijig, Judge of Probate for Barn well County, their final return a* Kx 'ecutor* of the will of Charle* E. Gyfe.s, deceased, and apply for Letter* DU mUsory. Herbert E. Gyles, W. A, Gyles. Dec. 27, 1912. Executors. HILL TOP STABLES Turns the New Year Leaf "There’s life in the old land yet” and Charlie Brown has the facts to prove it in the receipt of a car of Choicest Horses and Mules from the best stock farms of the Blue Grass States, all pur pose stock and all of gilt edge beauty and every day sure service. ALSO TWO CAR LOADS of excelsior Wagons, single and double, Buggies, Surreys, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, and everything in his specialty lines at specialty bed rock prices. COME TO SEE AND SAVE CHARLIE BROWN. Barnwell, S. C.