Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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<r THE HOME BANK Will Make Your Dollars Have More Cents. • +•+•+•+•+•+•+•+•+• •+*+«4‘*+•+•+•+*'?• ^•4 , *+«+« + «+^+»+ Turn Over a New Leaf To those who have not been customers of Hill Top Stables in the past, we say, “Turn over a new leaf and resolve that hereafter you will buy vour horses and mmr' at the place where the square deal is the watch word." I am selling more an.I better Hordes, Mule*. Duggiei, C.irn.igr X. Wa gi.nx, Wnipx. ( ct«' than cx cr bct'Tr, in* 1 xt'l 1 Lax e on h ind ) 1 quite a n um :>cr * >! t r cO. Xt. i k t hi* in am ot t he extern n:ar k< ’ ' I want x ■ j 1 to xee \\ it h l i C N . W \ e ir 1 am :! a } be! t ,xr I'm 11 n t h.in ev er * e! * ’ C to X; j \ x our rire. !x ar.d r x i ^ , ex; e • ■ r v r r »* c n me t hr 1 ex’ j ret ire ; < 4 to %up;J) xuuf c r’x w • e' * ’. % >c . ‘, • gont, Hamei* M v »tiK k "1 H tgh t # f 4 e H-k.' ^Vag ’x, I Harncxx. Whips, I a; R ' <% el 1 wax nc x r r better, and hav ing xr ! v are! .. j ig rrn’ n bu) mg. I am cr.ib.c-i : > * r r x "act Cpt »"fi a. xalucs Come and %cc me 1 k n» I e in please x -u ir. b*'* ’ ; ’ k r an d , a J ’ x ChaHie Brown, Barnwell. S C. PAOtFAXfOLD EXJOT GtAXD DfnXTADMOfT Fir* Nvaibor ol W*.k. PU y to b. Gir«n. F«irf»x, Nov. 1—Mrs. Perry Orcy of Barton visited here this week. Mrs. M. l.oodholt and Miss Alma Loadholt of Hickory Grove were recent visitors here. Mrs. and Misses Allen of Sycamore were here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Dowling of Brun son were visitors here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kearse of Flor ida have been spending some time with their mother, Mrs. Christina Kearse. Mrs. Harvey and daughter from Manuel were here recently. Misses Ftta King and Irene Barton of Orangeburg are visiting Mrs. Mc Cain. Misses Albergotti and Fold spent the week-end with friends at Estill. Miss Mell Kearse of Olar has been the guest of Mrs. W. F. Harter for several days. Mrs. W. E. Harter and a bevey of church workers gave a bazar and sup per at Manuel’s store Thursday eve ning for the Methodist church. Over |T>0 was taken in. The first number of the Alkahest system came off Tuesday evening. It was a grand entertainment, consisting of fine instrumental and vocal music- on piano and violin, impersonations and readings. Miss Rebecca Williams of Savannah was a recent guest of Mrs. E. S. Ulmer. Mrs. .lames Wideman, Roy Young, M I.ightsey, .1 B. Brunson, J. K John ston and others from here attended the State fair Wyman and John J« nn> of Jennv were here recently Miss Mane Craddock is \isit.ng in Uolmbia Ihr teachers \* d! give a plav II.. I >c«-s’: irk School in a ?'»w d.ivs llallovsi.n *,i (o ", > •tung k at the V (. . , (..i 11... • > d.i) i s. n.ng WINTHRCP COLLTCt NEWS B«rn«»«ll Gjrl V^nlet ot lk* Do<n«( at S«al» Sof-mal Collay* h » » It ' ^ p • T h« g s rrpreeent tig or, i . un'> 'f s ,rar al <S.n'hr>j i'r M.strs t 41! nr htnC* Tobin \i>ian <>«rna \'t»e a W Nat> 1 i > Kichard»«jn Vrrri »tror^ Mar» MarW i «i ad»» Huca^rf V ma Knsgt t. Hattie irvC h i** 1‘rieater It »i:i tw gratifying in,iced to are th.» numtwr g-rat > 1 1 net* year W nthrop i f “'o^re-aa.' e ij-r-.f • • 'stadrft ’ t U f f- • 9 • f e NEWS EVENTS OF PAST WEEK Of ALLENDALE Quite • N—bar W Peo^U Attaud State Ball la Columbia. Do You Wanl a fam? No. 10. Allendale, November 1.—Misaea Isa bella .C. PatN’raon, Flora Tobin, and Olive Strange, of Allendale, were a pretty trio who represented Allendale at the State ball Thursday evening. Mrs. J. Allen Patterson and Mrs. W. Arnold Searson went to Columbia three miles of White Thursday to attend the State ball. | on |y qq The family of Louis Williamson have | , removed to Sumter, to the regret of their friends here. Dr. Alfred A. Patterson and Heriot Patterson were among those from Al lendale who attended the State Fair. Mrs. A. T. Allen is a visitor at the Buy Now or Pay More Later One thousand acres, Pond, for per acre, one-third io Barnwell No. 11. Fifty eight acres, on hill near Coast Line, thirty-five in cultivation, bale to acre cotton land; price $40.00 per acre. De home of Mrs. William Lester in Colum-1 s j ra bi e terms bia. Mrs. J. Simms Spigener, one of Co lumbia’s autumn brides, and Mr. Spige ner are in Allendale, where they will make their home. They are located temporarily at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Darlington, Jr. and are welcome acquisitions to Allendale’s social life. Messrs. Mclver Riley and Otis All at tended the State Fair. Mrs. Lucy Tison is visiting relatives at Garnett. Mrs. Harold Boyd is visiting in Co lumbia. Notice of Sale of Real Estate of the Estate of the late C. EL Gyles of Blackville. State of South Carolina./ County of Barnwell, i By virtue of the powi r vested in the undersigned, executor of the late (' E Gyles, I will offer for sale, to the high est bidder, m front of the Gourt House at Barnwell, in the County and State afi.ri-said, on sa.es da . in I >>•• < rnl« r. ! *1 I, lx mg Monday, the -th ..f Dec -n he- ,it h.i!' pa't i e; . n o t cm k. \ M or f.. ww.rig :t • Mast*o s s.n • s ! to * l\ . * S ’ J ' * «A * No. 12. Seven hundred and forty acres; all improvements, ten tenant houses; a pick up for $20 per acre. No. 13. Two hundred acres, made 50 bushels of oats to acre this year; all improvements; mile from Court House; only $40.00 per acre. No. 14. Eleven hundred acres, half-mile from city limits; fifteen tenant houses, all improvements, a ginnery; makes bale to acre; only $40.00. No. 15. Seventy acres adjoin ing the city limits; a splendid bar gain. only $30.00 {ht acre, half cash Also owner has nice dwell ing. six rooms and all out houses on Hire*- acre lot, f >r only $1,500 And Watch it Crow in Value No. 1. One nice new cottage, five rooms, all out houses, very desirable for only $1900; half cash. No. 2. Residence cost $1,000 to build; two tenant houses and four acres of land, only $1,600, $400 cash, balance 3 yrs. No. 3. New residence, cost $1,700 to build, only $1,400, terms easv. No. 4. Very desirable home, a pick np for $3,000; you ought to see it and you will think as I do; terms. No. 5. Pretty new cottage, de sirable neighborhood; only $1,« 600; terms to right party. No. 6. Nice cottage, near Main Stmt, two fxtra lots adjoining, just likt-finding :t; only $1,200. I have some very desirable Houses and ■ ' • •' Lots for sale that 1 have not the space to tell ‘• V.;. you alxnit. All I ask is that vou call to see ? r* * a * • # ? * « ’ * • n\ * ► .’7'; me. Lots for bungalows and fine residences. \\ ill make terms to suit you—don’t feel em barrassed. W 1. Vv '.‘G;L;ZEEariry TD. OalTicnain. t ’ • '4W «r • »!» w! f -s' , »h.i• n to tr-r 1 I X ■ k • fl k ’r 4 n.JfO I r r 4 4 k ’ A tr r- • 1 h • »! h » » « < ’1 1 .. .-r | 1- k ”ri% » nr J, ; • • 1 f.r r *. » 1 . g - h . >' ■ rf m rt S r*t\ ,( .v. t R Rr*» #ifT, jt fr» • r»-rU !lvr 'm r (<«■ -g n • • *J »tvil • -nfwr Thr !f% ! U aRir.! »> S^rth hi ■ IVIt >fW'» I A* I f Hit/ !•> -a»vl« •/ ! Krrtl W i !» M t -t*' t T S r »-m! »» Ifcc l • ’ ^f’*r »•r , t Otf-t < H f i v». in IL ms Hunk nxx «H. V ( . T • • • N f g • . t I BARNWELL INSURANCE AGENCY \s m i. i\^i m: YOUR LIFE, YOUR INCOME, YOUR HOME, YOUR STOCK Insurance of every description and Surety Bonds written at lowest rates in old line Companies. JOHN K. SNELLING. MANAGER. K R. * h this is EVEPYBODY’S store: * 4: * * f r • 4»' ! WJI A A . a ■ k ( ' v a:. - ^ a. ’At S-f « » »l 1 ’!»> D'rxx ( mumIx. H»!x g f >r 'h* .J !fr »w' A hi ri t-ar_ n \r• ■; a m« n ■ f I fir Write for our 24-page free booklet of HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS i It will remove all annoyance and vexation at the time of choosing HOLIDAY GIFTS For your friends and dear ones. Whether it be in line of DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER WARE BRIC-A-BRAC NOVELTIES We can suit every taste and every purse. ^ * s ^ etter J0ur ort * ers reat ‘k us early while the holiday stock is still plentiful in variety and designs. JAMES ALLAN l CO. CHARLESTON, S. C l' For 58 years the leading Jewelers in the State in The People Retulta. Nuff Sed. ri e i lut» T wr.lr up Iht A mtl.ri'p m-wx ' .r !(i»- pt.ni ipa papt-r .11 Burtiwrll G'tunlv >hr tias paid The I’top i a very prrtt. complimrnt t>» M-iuliiig her ielU r to ttux office Hw» Been There Himaelf. Washington, Sept “J, p.iRt Mr. B I* Da\ ies, Barnwell, S (' Dear friend Davies In the copy of The I’eople this week I not c • reference to some call for help made by you, and it has sug gested to my mind to ask you w hether or not I owe the paj>er any money, and if so how much. If I am indebted to you I will take great pleasure in send ing you a check, because you have made The People a most readable pa per, and I know from experience that you cannot do this unless the subscrib ers support you. With kindest regards, I am, Very truly yours, James F\ Byrnes. Dispenser at Snelling. At a meeting of the county dispen sary Board of Control here Monday, Mr. J. P. Harley was elected dispenser at Snelling to succeed the late Mr. Grubbs. At a former meeting Mr. C. K. Baxley was elected but he could not accept the position. Biease’s Stepmother Dead. Columbia, November 2.—Mrs. P’Jiza- beth Blease, stepmother of Governor Blease, died in Newberry to-night at ( J o’clock. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made. t<-. RUB-MY-TISM . Will cure your Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cats and Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. Asti septic Aaodyae, used in ternally and externally. Price 25c Virtt. t>) IajuI*. if t.:f M"f », l a'll t y .if !’> N'Uth by ianU» of M im U-m, ct <i 4 11 f ' Aest o» Uu.ls of f st of ( 1 Gyn-s Trai t No 4 Sturt- huuve m Black\ilie l.ot in town of Blatkxille, on the North sid» of Railroad Axe , at the m- terseetion t>f lllark Street, being mru ty- two and twue half feet front on Railroad Axe , by one hundred feet deep on Clark Street, containing a large two- story brick store, a brick barn, also three small wooden stores fronting on Railroad Ave., This is one of the finest business lo cations of Blackville, and is a most sub stantially budt brick structure, and is a very desirable piece of property. Tract No. 5. The Home Place. The home place or residence of the late C. FL Gyles, in the Town of Black ville, fronting on Lartigue Street, nine ty-six feet on the Flast, and measuring (191) feet on the North, on property o? Hutto and of Kammer, measuring one hundred and ninety-one feet, on the West on property of Mrs. Charles De- Witt, measuring ninety-two feet, on the South, on property of Miss Eudora C. Gyles. Tract No. 6. Known as the Mims Tract containing seventy-five acres more or less, about four miles South' West of Blackville, about fifty acres cleared, balance in timber; bounded as follows: North by lands formerly W. A. Ross, now J. M. F'arrell; South by lands of H. P\ Odom, Plast by lands of Fist. C. P>. Gyles and West by lands of H. F\ Odom & others. The foregoing property is sold in or der to wind up the estate of the late C. FI. Gyles of Blackville. The executor is willing to receive private bids for either or any piece of the said property, as he has power to sell at either public or private sale. Titles guaranteed. Privilege and right is reserved to re ject any or all bids; and also to bid in the property at said public sale for the estate. ' Herbert E. Gyles, Qualified Executor. BLACKVILLE. S C- YOUR CITY COUSIN Can boast of no better delivery service than given you by UNCLE SAM S PARCEL POST SYSTEM. Have you good wearing apparel needing CEEANTNG or DYF1ING? Send such articles to us, with any linens re quiring high-grade laundry service . We will promptly serve you and prepay return chai-tfes. Ideal Lanm-dr^r LAUNDERERS UP-TO-DATE DYERS CHARLESTON, S. C. CLEANERS Authorized Capital $10,000 Ready to Store Your OOTTOIET ROBF1RT E. WOODWARD, J. A. JENKINS, HARRY D. CALHOUN, President Secretary. Treasurer. DIRECTORS E. H. Richardson, M B. Hagood, J A. Jenkins, Robert E Woodward, Harry D. Calhoun.