The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 16, 1919, Image 8

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■r-'-Twn^m tii 1lt> m ■irinVft wtltia' * ' ’ ' <y. IE) m 1r**s •f- V W i. ^ws. u/ 4. s . V an / S,, «*' ■ f> inst. o V- Two carloads of the ■ ~ k 1 ’■•r; *. ' ■ * •' - r—. - - -4---/ ; v ^ T 7' Finest Mules that / / / can be had. Several First-class ■- - • *. ‘.i •■ 1 ~ f * Saddle and Harness Horses. f ^^1 v u* VyiS^l n % 34: t THIS STOCK IS JUST THE KIND THAT IT HAS BEE^ MY CUSTOM TO HANDLE, AND IS A BETTER LOT OF EX TRA FA*r, GOOD HAIRED, GOOD iQUALITIED MULES, ALL SIXES, THAN CAN BE FOUND IN THIS SECTION. THE HORSES ARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AND I CAN SUIT YOU IN ANY KIND OF ANIMAL THAT YOU WANT, AT THE RIGHT PRICE. COME TO MY STABLES AND LOOK THEM OVER. QUINCEY A. KENNEDY, \ WILLISTON, S. C. \ ) . AUCTION SALE OF ...A*. * a. utrt.x+n'.'xer* at:tt3!W.«S.1Si« T ♦> WE WILL SELL AT - BARNWELL, S. C., Tuesday, January 21, 1919, at 10:00 A. M. V x ONE CAR LOAD of fast horses and brood mares. They are all well broke and' young. Some of them are fast enough to win races, at your State fair. Some will take prizes in your show ring. When you see these horses you will say they are the best bunch of horses you have ever seen. They are much better than the kind you have been accustomed to seeing. They are guaranteed to be as . ' „ ' . # ... . . * ' / 4^* represented. I will convince you on the day of sale that my guarantee means something. Cume and inspect them the day before the sale and pick out the one you want. These are not army h > \ ’T IFCmGKET fi Tuesday, January 21, 10 A. M, Rain or Shine a! v *><><* * * ♦>