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O T» 1.9% Qtm wt mtom *Majp*r • bow* BO 'to* of 8outh«m cotton will bo worth about as mach as a of Western hay. The ladies apparently take more Interest in bridge parties than they 9 in the Democratic er Republican ttions. EX We thought all the time that this tiers League o' Nations was framed te present wars, and just look what ira gene and done to the Democratic and Republican parties! the psfcoof the >aU! eld Teem Council trail! te the MMMt flfcaAp m»m, a ms I ■ —s m+m»% W+% ter* m If •« J«**»«* l!eMlba-e« P»%t» Ifl** Sara ttstthav* aervarf • SeiaSMI •aied eearea l^e feRewSag were. ^ iw riuk Ceaalf ef RafwweR, Hale afsee- *• „ V"*' ■“"l. „ mM. rrMtt<l« M> M.ta atrM* two.1,. IHcket. Pearl# Odom. Mtaete WaQnaa \ ( |^) f mi% ^ mraranrs ea IU T«tt !• of Macoo, Ga., and Mrs. Creahta ef New York city. tyrs. C. H. Mathis was hostess to the Aid society of the Methodist church on Monday. After the dis posal of a great deal of business, the hostess, assisted by Mta. P. H. Bax ley, served a delicious salad course. The October meeting of the Joseph Coker chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held Tues day at the home of Mrs. M. M. Still. Thig was a very interesting meeting, a number of interesting paperL being read, which were as fellows: “His^ tory of the Copter,” by the regent, Mrs. 3. F. Stome, and “The Navy of South Carolina From 1775-1782,” by Mr*. I. F. SUII. Mrs. B. F. Stome of Blackvilie and Mrs. G. C. Matthews of Willis ton will go to Anderson as delegate# from th# chapter During tk# aortal hour the kaalena. by Mm ft M ftlill. armed a Mm L C lull. Mm A 11 N | line one hundred and ftee (106) feet, and on Its Southern line’ measuring twenty-five (26) feet, the Northern and Southern lines being as nearly parallel aa practicable, and its Eastern and Western lines to be parallel or as nearly so as practica ble. This being the same lot con veyed by Mrs. flarriette E. Harrison to the Said J. A. Ladson on Dec. 13th, 1906, and recorded in Book 7-P, page 382. m a m ftuu Also: All that certain j>ieci* pa^l JT fill of laniir wufT’the buildings thereon, situate, lying and being at Meyer’s Mill, in the State and County afore said, containing and measuring sixty (60) feet front, and running back of equal width the distance of two hun dred (200) feet. Bounded North by the right of way of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company; East by lot of C. C. Meyer and lands of the said i. A. Meyer, and South and West by lands «f the said J. A. Meyer, being the same tract ad land c—rayed by I J. A. Meyer te J. A- Lndaan, ea Ne* 16th. I»U. and mrardad hi ftaah 6-V. page 161 Tema# ad aaie radk Purrhaas r ta pap far W ta Mm Mkamaaa • AeMaeUaw t. ta f a ■ MaAMsC mm m L •pea rnmm a* m 1 1 la oaaa I Cm ChfuRaa. euatahUag aa arms. (166) mam ar Man, and bound ad Narth by land# od J. C Creech and W. H. Black; East by lands of W. H. Black and B. B. Baxley; South by landa of W. C. Baxley and West by the Run of Toby g Creek; being the same tract conveyed to H. J. Baxley by his father, J. L. Baxley, on the 23 of January, 1918. Terms of sale cash, with right to any tenant on said lands to gather and remove his crop therefrom, and with right to Master to r^iirc. prr- chaser or purchasers at the sale to 'kpoaR with him in cash or by check the sum of $250.00 received as part payment { made by the bidder or bid ders, provided said bidder or bidders within ten days thereafter comply with bid so made, when said amount shall be received as on account of said bid, but if said bidder shall fail to comply with said bid in said ten days period, then said amount shall be received as liquidated damages for the failure to comply with said bid, unlcse such failure it excused by the IM WOfId't b#Rt Rod# CfRcktrft R«id thereby bold the esteem of Ameri can houftewiveft who demand ftuper-excellence in point of crUpneftt, flavor and nourishment* Keep a supply on hand* \ s / » ; , ' NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY H L uh. in* O'BAN NON. Master. I JUST I RECEIVED BALA. erf eSgti IN THIS LOT ARE SOME EX CEPTIONALLY PART ANIMALS, GOOD LOOKERS AND SOUND AS »A DOLLAR. ALSO ROMS ALL- SOUND GOOD STOCK car of fine HORSES and MULES I MAYS HI ADOtnOM ROMS EX CELLUTT MULES. /CRT TVS warn TO St AT THE DOLL WTO UL CEIL AT MT RTAEUHL LROR TMTO TOM AM MM AWT MOTOR OR WVIE CM TH LOT o *%» mmm+a urn* Up tnoMs oma e mm gamp Omn lOOMeOhflU WMBHOUOS I mmm h* Me Mem O Me #n AM» 4L •»■ *«* mm *mmm * S v R >1 L I * * me Me • mm STOaua Anm» Merfe ee«u ewes hmn M» tmm #*"— » mrnm R (Rnggui On% $ i ft € Wm m» an« n Mm M R Sb— enu mm m»dRli «T +mm 9m S s#nn 9m M A Sin a enaf M Iiw m s _ e» «i j.!;b. morris as V?. MR m Re I JLm + mmrnm Great Mdestic 1UIVe» # . - •* tst me m wemss me \ . "1MHMTOM9 SHTO » > ii mmm S ten MWS men mmm se pneems • mmg en «eUUeepn ns t e ewemrA# nen g-**nn ee *nn *d mmmtm Am Me *egef *MMh «d sue*%ns* * set* e MBpse*a temp the k TW pi ■m—si. ad suome. eenems kMSd leg ernes In set le the Smesh Ms ths merheAmg «d Me *ettee eveg si e legMamsIe peWM. but men the ~ enendMitty "* mi gesen ** m a a*, «*» a ban Ms mRhaOMA w • tlf + m* * TOM in send la# price up 13 cents s bushel m ml gt hedford’s .-i BLACK Net ice ef Admimsirslor’s fiale. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. Court of Probate. Ex Parte, W. P. Walsh, Administra tor, In Re, Estate of J. L. Lindsay. Pursuant to an order of the Hon orable John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate for the above named county and State, bearing date October 8th, A. D. 1920, to me directed, I will sell at public auction for cash, on October 30th, A. D. 1920, pt 1- o’cock M, of gaid day, at the residence of the late J. L. Lindsay, in the town of Willie ton, in the county and State above named, the personal property of the •aid J L. Lindsay, as follows: 4 hog*. 1 one horse wagon, buggy. 100 Ihe fodder, 1 row, one horse. 1 1*4 ef codon omA, ahngt 400 lhe., fnrsemg Mnpbisn«nla. gvmdeiesMr, | 4m4 #■.*#■«* tbM< ewn 1 eetmn. I «nf• enao gdR ha mens P I pne mne m9 \ M*.fvh I si, an nbggbaMn^ I •E bn aRRai mi mg • i t pee mnb pMgMg «g aR iM n til dan# Marih IMh. ISfl Par Rlnle pgrpaaes I Par Ordinary f'nuuly purpnaes 11% asitW Far Good Honda, acts 1920.2 mills. For Highway Bonds ... 1 1-4 mills. For Constitutional School . tax .... ^msM RhSMflR 4 ■ C I W R T • an «4 m I • By «ittan ef a OamOgl negrt In Me Are* tag ta the aheap raMttlnd rauaa I will mh at BhruweS la freed ef the f'nwrt Hewee eg Mendwy. the irat dap ef Nawemhr. A. D 1920. it being in aaid month, within the of sale, the following des . -..ii, j rribnd real property: All that certain tract of land situate in the State of TOT Ah 30 mills. Commutation Road Tax $3.00, which will be collected at the same time and in same manner as other taxes. Special School District Levies for Barnwell County for the year 1920. TWO MILLS—Seven Pines, Edisto, New Forest, Cedar Grove, Tinkers Creek, Columbia. THREE MILLS—Red Oak, Upper RichUnd, Owens Cross Roads, Bloom- Ingdale. - ——* FOUR MILLS—Long Branch, Green’s, Double Pond, Ashleigh, Lees* Barbary Branch, Moms. Meyer's Mill. FOUR AND ONE HALF MILLS- Film ton, 2 mills for ordinary school mppasam, and 2 I f Mills for bridge » ii r mii • a t|«!l South Carolina, tyarowell County, near the town of Elko, containing forty-four acres more or less, and bounded on the North by lands for merly of R. J. Mims and now owned by Lloyd Hughes; on the East by lands now owned by Mrs. Mary Stan- sell and Joe Hair, and on the West by lands now in the possession of B. Stringfellow, a guardia^ of the child ren of Mrs. L. Lott; on the South by lands now owned by Mrs. Mary Stan- sell. 1 ‘ < ', - Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. L. O’Bannon, Master. Master's office, Oct. 11th, 1920.—S * wademM 23Lr»A«rm‘ r*m**4m *M tma m ••A* a We have just received a carload of PITTSBURG,STEEL PRODUCTS, conswt- ing of Barbed, Fence and Ornamental Wire and aUo a shipment of NaiU. These goods were bought right and we can make you a **» MM 4BAM4TOTOM TOM 4Mb I *>mr 4M» Mmm* ** ftL <*» C. F. Molair