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TO RENT^Fftrni'of' 1,200 'acres
with several- hundred acres tillable.
On deep salt water, and rich land.
Unsurpassed for truck growing. Savannah' Monday morning on pro-
Placc paid a profit this year. Some , fessional 'business,
of it made 50 bushels % of corn per
Col. Kdgar A. Brown was called to
Kershaw Friday on professional buair
ness.
J. Julien Bush, Esq. ( went down to
acre without fertilizer, and none
made less than 30 bushels per acre.
Seven miles from Port Royal by
water, and is oij mainland. For
further particulars, price, etc., apply
to L. L. Ferebee, Bluff ton, S. C.
MILK COWS FOR SALE.— Apply
to W. T. Walker, Blackville, S. C. 25
A large number of Bkrnwell peo
ple are attending the State Fair in
Columbia this week.
Mrs. Chas. A. Hensley and chil
dren are the guests of relatives in
Augusta this week.
3r
Mr. Ira Black, of Elko, moved his
subscription up a peg while in the city
Friday on business
The People is glad to add the
'name of Mrs. Sarah E. Furse of Mar
tin, to its subscription list.
NOTICR TO CONTRA (TORA
Notice la hereby given that b»^s will
be received by the Clerk of the Bbard
of Trustees, Mr. P. S. Green, Elko,
S. C., for the erection ^ a four-class
room negro school building in the
town of Elko until noon bf iTovemberT"
1st, 1923. The house will be of frame
construction and will be according to
plans now on display at th<,store of
Green and Co. Bids will be received
fo^ a finished job, including material
and labor. The right is reserved to
reject any and all bids.
P. S. GREEN, Clerk,
Elko School District Bd. of Trustees.^
Elko, S. C., Oct. 15, 1923. 2t\
MASTER S SALE.**
FOR SALE—Forty bushels of
wheat at $1.40 per bushel.—Address
S. M. Hankinson, Elko, S. C.
W ANTED.—Laborers to work in
woods and on track. Apply to C.
M. Panthall, woods foreman.—Ken
dall Lumber Co., Donors, S. C.
j * . 10-18-3t.
Mowers, Buggies, Wagons. Plows J. V. Hay, of Barnwell route 1, one
McCormick-Deering mowers, Stu- °f The People's colored subscribers,
debaker wagons. Tyson-Jones bug- renewed bis subscription Monday
gies and Chatsnooga plows. A full; "
Mr. C. H. Hutto, Jr. of Hilda, was
a welcome visitor at The People of
fice one day last week.
State of South Carolina,
Barpwell County.
Court of Common Pleas.
Mollie A. Brown,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Mary E. Davis,
Defendant.
Decree for Foreclosure and Sale.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed in the above entitled cause,
I will sell at Barnwell, South Caro
lina, in front of the Court House, on
Motyiay. the 5th day ef November, A.
D. 1923, it being saledsy in said
j month, artlh'n the legal boar# of sale.
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FOR
THIS WEEK
Clothing,
Coat Suits,
• following described real proper
Hm of parts for moweva arid plows 1 Mrs. Edgar A. Brown and little ty:
kept oa band at all times.—Farmer* daughter have returned from a pleas-1 All that p
Coats
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lae Wednesday Afteraaaa Hr igr
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Mrs. R C. KirklaBd and Mtae Mar
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war's daughter. Mrs Jehaetaa, ta
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parcel er tract of
land In BamweU Count r and in Fear
Mile Towraahip. routaining four hun
dred forty f4401 seres ef land, murt
t or tens, and bounded an the If srth by
lands af Mrs. Jatm A Bueh; au the
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It will pay you to take advantage of
the attractive prices we are offering
I during our—-- • -
October Sale
The J. A. Porter Co.
Barnwell, South Carolina
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that ptavs taaren asaate
the etaUlu mask teas two
local bands will tm engaged tu gts#
daily cuooorts aloof fho midway aad
to the he tiding* These concerts will
he given ta the early afternoon and
evening, la each ethlbU building and
will be probably twenty minutes each.
Lively band reualr has bean found to
be Indispensable hr the exposition offl
thaah* rysauiaaras fta
m Ms. J. M.,
Veat by loads af SL 4*. May.
Half wed. of TJhaaa.
i apt. W, T.
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Valfewr. af Walher's
Blattaa. aad
AB that pkew, parrel ar
tract of
Mrs. L F. Naaro. «f »
L Faal. N C.
aad eitwate, lying and botai
1 la Red
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Ca—*y.
Mrs. J. Julien Du*
h enturtaiaad
South Careliaa, containing
onAon^nd
viiivff vR-m
with four table* of bi
ridge Saturday |
and one-third (19 1-81 arras.
more or
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dais and the entire program has boea ....
woven around the instrumental aeloc- PUP 1 ** to attend the State lair. The
afternoon and with ais tables that * **•*• and bounded ea the North by
evening In honor of her bouse guest, 1 land* of O. P. Hay; East by lands of
Mias Rachel McMastcr. of Abbeville. Emma Carter; South by lands of
— | Primus Carter, and on the West bv
lands of O. H. Owens.
These two tracts to be sold sepa
rately.
Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
H. L. O’BANNON,
Master for Barnwell County.
Master’s office, Oet. 15, 1923.
The Barnwell High school will be
closed Thursday and Friday of this
week to permit the teachers and
lost time will be made up by Satur
day attendance.
lions.
Members of the Tri-State Exposl
lion music com mil tee have placed mu
sic this year on a level far beyond
many other requisites for a good fair. , ,, _ . , ., . .
The crowds move to the spirit of the ^ ^ . , . ,
tune, they have decided, and plana
have been laid accordingly.
Attention is called to the quarter-
Up. ‘
A colored man w&ntlnto a drug
store the<0tlier day and asked pennls-
aion to use the telephone,
ifter getting ‘
; h4s number,
of the conversation ran like thls:
ter Co., which appears elsewhere in
this issue. Special prices are being
offered thfe .week, on Coats, Coat
suits, Dresses, etc..
MASTER S SALE.
“Hello, is dis you Mrs. Smith?’" he
began. “I seed youah *d for a good
And still they come—new subscri
bers—Miss Thelma V. Owens, of
Barnwell route 2, being among those
wcho hav.- selected The People as the
"bes't bet ' for keeping
on
man In de Subday papah two weeks
ago. Is yoh all got a pood man yltV^
Is you i>erfectly satisfied wid dat man
you is gotr^
*•] ife! Is you contefnplutla’ a
change soon? You 1* not? AH right;
thank you, ma’am.”
Desiring to b« friendly, tha drug
.tore clerk said: “Too had a.m»# one
already has tha Job." %
-Dat’e all right." railed the'cat
mmn ‘ Joo SS*. f» de NUUI wha|
fat de 9ab Wtvk* af" SB I Wga
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State of South Carolina,
Barnwell County.
Court of Common Pleas,
orge W. Bush,
Plaintiff,
vs.
G. F. Davis, et aLf - 3 Z
posted
Harnwtf^Gounty happenings.
Misses Caro l^kstcrling and Paul
ine Holman, oC Colvtmbia College,
Blanche Torter, EUa Lotlia^ Molgir
and Carrie Holman, of Chicora Col-1
lege, spent the week-giid at home
with their parents. Miaa Joan
Hughes, of Lancaster, a student at
f^htrnrm. wae the guest of Mias
MoUir.
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Defendants.
Decree for Foreclosure and Sale.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed in the above entitled cause,
I will sell at Barnwell, South Caro
lina, in front of -he Court House, on
Monday, the 5th day of November, A.
D. 1923. it being saleday in said
month, within tha legal hours of sale,
the folUw.rg described raal proper
ty:
All of that pises, parrel or tract ad
load F«mt Mile Ta—ibip. (arw-
wail
MAAHaflWMM
tag aa>*W*Amd atatf-rtekt |Mk
as Q
l Ma—ftasa ami VamwAai sat Mat
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ma Jt -^uahrs *« ■at tp laadb «d d R.
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. H 8wait aad athara,
Defeadaata.
Darrva far Faredaaare aad Bale.
By virtue af a decretal order to me
Mirveted la the above entitled caaae.
I will eail at Barnwell. South Caro
lina, in front of the Court House, on
Monday, the 5th day of November, A.
D. 1923. it being saleday in amd
month, within the legal hours of »ale,
the foilovn:-g described real proper
ty:
All that piece, parcel or lot of land
situate, lying and being at or near
the SUtion of Meyer’s Mill, in Ben
nett Springs Township* Barnwell
County, South Carolina, containing
three (3) acres, more or less, with
buildings and improvements thereon,
said improvements consisting of one
two .'toy building, one gin house, one
seed house, one cotton ^house, one
warehouse, and one tenant house,
said lot b'eing bounded on the North
by public roads; East by lands of El
lis and Cloven and J. A. Meyer; on
the South by lot of J, A. Meyer and
on the West by J. A. Meyer and H.
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Save Hogs
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If you want to save every pound of
your meat this season, at a small cost,
place it with us to be ^ured at the right
temperture, in our modem cold storage
rooms ——
City Ice & Coal Co.
BARNWELL, S. C.
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H. Meyer.
Also:
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land in B-n.'ett Springs Township,
Barnwell County, South Carolina,
containing eighty-eight (8fD acres,
more or less, and known as the Mill
Tract, and bounded on the North by
lands of J. A Meyer and nght of way
of A C L Railroad; m tha Eart aad
8c*ith by lac af J A tyyer a*d a
iNr «Mt by Land* of C C Mayor aad
Mr*. C J Ashley
com af sal* OmR |—»lanaPTil
paj Par pagaev aad **aM—■ *
M L cr%AMMOm
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I wish to advise my friends that I will be prepared to take
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care of their needs for first class coal this wintej^ae mthe past.
I am making arrangements for the best grade the aurket affords
and my prices will ba as low as b consistent with quality. Sea
am before pUrtag your order.
I will have a m—her af »pi* ad id Horace sad Males, which I
Charlie Brown