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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

ct Tar @onse. % Sporene fsrte
liae til ben ubeIoise GbcIsprGtenocnt
Ole anberien GipciTters Stem.
Spor bopoe ban ba prret ON afte.
men % Ratten2 San bapoc gnaet op
fra Bifsren bco S.30.SiScn, os efter
at bape ipiit % iteIt Iibt | Gislet,
.bapbe ban, ontaaeIig peb t0-1ioen,
braset neoopcr for at tase Damp.
Tibet. fem ban troeoe git al. 1890,
mems gigansstiScn | @irfeIisbeSen
par 81. 4.80. 5srit bapSe ban ct Gar
Smaaerinoer paa Sren, iaa ait ban
oe brep | 8eiene o. oenteoe pna 6ar.
tciet, men ba ban peo 11-Sioen fit
bsre az en- befienSt, boem ban traf,
at Der en6nu bar 5 elmer til bette
TOM began ban tia biem, 90 opiatie
@eiien til en- anben Gang. Senue
befieuot bapbe aiort BAN opmerfiom
paa 2psningen fra granbeu; be giHt.
tcSe pda ct Bar andre @aaroe bet
er iaIiaIS ifte Gipeirter". iagbe Ole.
Ole eier bare ct Bar StspIer. De
5Icp prcoet | Sporere % pasieoe usi.
agtie baaoe | Sorm og StsrreIie, Ge
bar aISeIes paabe, ifient ban eiter fin
6orfIarins bare ffi,Ioe babe aaaet paa
ppfisrt. fait Sauoepef. en Ting inn.
tes life at femme: StepIerne babe
S9Iierr, 90 Werfe al iaabarne funoe
life fees, 8eo nGrnrere at befietige
S9Iene, fanbt man tmiblertio, at Ser.
meme babe peret ubfpIot meo SGber.
faale, fom tpoeIigpts bar reoet pef,
iaa bare Rliobere % liot Stler bang
ialen. % paa geien til arreftcn
bapbe Ole gaaet 90 iparfet meo
SGIene I @eten, untaseIig for at SIRE
bette tit SfpHtfferdrbeioe iaa Tibet
berrerfeItgt iom mulig.
San negter baarbuaffet. Gfter'
forifntugen iortPttes, mems ban flo
Ser | @aretpgt. Sans Suitri snifcr
life at afatbe Sorflariug. SuietS
eprise 9eboere bar gsru osSlOinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
galafampen I GraIanS.

Talgtampen I Gnglnno. ge it0fie
Gage | forrige lt9e fun6e oct Iibe.
raIe Eartt | gtorbritannien aIpbe
fig oeb en- unIten ipeutet Sremgaua.
Reo oe gnIg, iom ofboIStes Ere.
bags, foo 9ortierne ioaIeoes: Sc 81.
beroIe 262, De irife RationaIiIter II,
arbeiberre 40. Elsie ire Rartier,
Tom ale itstter ben mloprenSe gre.
aierirg, msnitrebe altian tiIiommen
en- Stprfe paa 379. SerimoS itc0
oet fcrierrotine Rurti ener ltnioni.
iterne meo 264. Weaem DC 10 itgr.
tie gartier bar Der iaaIeoes en- Sor.
ifiel al, flyer % ifriner. 2 @anS. %
Set ipsger meb. at unicniiterne bill
BIZ ieilet aeteruS az be 2iberaIe. Get
fommer Blot an poa De gienitnaen6e
% 8aIs. Soorban emo ll6iaIoet nf
Sisie bIir. 'ao nil bet bIi be irfe ga.
tionaliiier. iom pil fonrme til al boil.
De "tbe Balance Of pofper" | BET noe.
tie l~lnoerbiis, iom inmIes SEN t56e
Sebruar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
$taar du op s ,',' $tiv Ry9?
Gnr nm @henmatarne EnnAnm Hnreruf. 0rnerrn eaer Nlrrcu2

Gmerte % en- bump Brrten | Hpggsn er
Sepis paa Rpreipseom. 9et CT Naturens
betinefise @arito for at pife big, at Seliens
Hei Tie CT liar.
GareHanaIer.
Teripm lite bisfe E~arefianaIer aates paa,
oil mere olDorlise @tfuftater paaisIae:
8riahtsipaoorf, Tom er ben pRrIte iSorm al
Rprefpgeput, Tan intse ia tho poa ota.
Ten mtlee % hurttas 1irtnins al Sfpdmps
Root, bet npperltae Rnres, og 8lRre.
nitobeI, tnerfes mart. Ten ftaar hcieit fprbt
beiis pieunoerltae heIbrebeuse gsenitaber CT
bruiit | Suicuoer AZ be melt baaronatfebe
9ilfaloer. Spis Su trauger en- Resietn,
iaa ffuIee en ba ben beeite.
stip Ass.
Stip Rns CT iin en- al ntduae Snmptomer
paa Rprsfpeopm. Gners Spnptpmer, Tom
riier, at bu irrHeer Spamp.Rpct. sr
9rans III bpppta urinlaeuins ON 9aaeu
o. til at iiaa 90 pite ON RatteH.
Qatarrb l @IGren.
uengtisbeben III at hcIoe tlrinen, Spie
Deb llrinlaoHineeu, ilrinfpre, S~ppeoptne,
sriumelbeb, eaarlie Gororielie, Spunlss'
hee, Rerprftet. Sierttt er ttfoels ureaelmrs-
fiat. HheamatiSuie, CpbIrtbeo, Wnngel paa
inhibition maaite Cab al Sllb, guiten I'm
fietsfdrce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
9peens SOFT

Ola 2enbe, bel o. forbelaetig
fienbt | Den &reoS, boori ban f9rs
oeoes, er afgaaet peo Gs6en / lit
Stem pe6 COTTONWOOD, Winu.
Set bar ct Sorgens gubifab, iom
gtf ober bette Rabolag iorlsoen Ssn.
bag, oa bet bleo befien6t, at Ola
2enoe bar afgaaet peb 9sben I fit
Siem sitenfor COTTONWOOD, Smeno.
itient man ptoite, at ban bapoe Doe.
ret ipgelis | nogen Sio, funoe man
Dog p~anifeIig fatte. of @noen bar iaa
mar. Snotil for fem aar iioen bar
Iafbsoe / geiiOoeIie al en- fortrinlig
Selbreo, men iioen Ben Si6 bar ban
liot al I%preipgoom, for boilfen ban
life fu1oe erboIoe nogen 2inoring,
og Tom tiliioit bragte 3sben Serbng
Ntorgen 81. $50 Den Ste December
1909.
Ola 3erse bar fbst ben lobe SitIt
1888 poa 8oaroen 2enbe ttGr Stap.
anger, Rorae, 90 | bette gnmIe SienL
ser | mango @eneraitpuer bar pGret
beiibberoe al 2euoeTGeter, tiIbragte
ban tin @arnbom % poJcoe op til
Rano. Den t3be Sftobcr 1859
bIep ban Gift meS 8rette abarnelauo,
% De iorbIep I oct gamle Stem |
@orae. Spoe @ar ~ierere, 9anren
1879, fom aihebe nleb FIN SamiIie
I'll gmertfa, os TO gar ienere boiatte
be fig paa en- Sarm beftenfor Cotton.
MOOD, bnor De boebe | 16 gar. 8e
Fptteoe iaa til gpen, men ioretraf
ieien at DO pan 2nnoet, bbor De bo.
iatte fig paa en- Sarm ~sitenfor oenne
$50, og Der forbIeo afbsoe til lin flo.
tie Stunb.
Or. og Wrs. 2enbe babbe otte
Born, fem Biser os ire Gutter, al
bpiIfe be fem er iIibe, nemIig 60
briel 2enbe, bcenoe nGr Camp
Groof, Wontona; Nrs. 6. 8. Sfte.
BAL nGr COTTONWOOD; CLAUS 2enSe,
Granite Sails; Ntrs. q. 8eoeriorL
boenbe nGr Clarified, o. Wrs. g.
WonIan6, boeube ipobeItenfor Got.
tontuoob, boilfe meb Den aIoren6e
Iober ~begrpber Sobet af en- fier.
Zig Saber og Susbonb.
Wr. Ola 2enbe oa bans Suitru fei.
rebe for en- to eler ire Raaneoer Fl.
Den fit @nlobrplup, peo bpiIfen On.
Ieonins mango S~leetntnee bar til.
itebe, % bette ipntes at bare ben GER.
bGroiee 8riibgom til megen gIaoe.
Ola 2enoe bar ct gobt Menneite, en-
Wnno, fem enbper bapoe goot af at
msoe. IItio bar ban frroig meo 1T
trofaite Sanntilng % fine opnun.
trenoe @emRrfninger, ban Dor life
fneben meo Sierteligbeb, 8enifab,
SiGlp oa Benereittet, ibet ban on,
iaa 1T Gin til en- bis 9rao at tilbsre
bans Iebmenneffer. og bbab CUB
gon BAN. blep sioet BAN for Werme.
ffeilGgtens @ebite.
8egraoeIien fanot Steb fra Siem.
met 2I. 1 og fra SiIo Strife al. 2
ON eftermiooasen ben 1ooe 9ecem.
Der 1909. Baitpr Sausan forrctte.
De, os De oroiife 2epninscr lagbes
tiIbpile paa SiIo SrarpIabs peiteu.
for GcttoHwooo.
Sobn gnbcriou I 3umbrcta,
Miim., beoe ben 136e San, 1910 ef.
ter nosen sibs eibeIier at Sierte.
'ipgbom, Rr. auberien bar isbt l
2anbs RrpieaieIS, Rsrse, ben 24Se
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

AFANAN ~ NtfAANN " H~FttlnttANeos u
bseetsst sitet for RsHa.o mss hSsr Sta.t.
Scis Re nllereos sr pperbeeti ont, al
Sframp'Root er bpa0 &c tr9Rger. laa tan
Te figbe Elaitcr al nImtHoeIia herhofespis
Stgrrelie for so Gts. eler Ell 7oaar paa
npiifetiombeft gpothef.
Sag life iSeil. men bun Ranuet, 7r. Rit
rrtr's Spamp Root, OF Worcester, Strahdris
ton, U. y, ipm sc ptI fHoe paa euer
SLATE.
Spdmp.Ropts foMnoerliae Weriter fan ou
beaas ieuot tbiolut frit Or. Roh. Bo'-G
al Sreus meo gHouesburo, Der sr MOOT as
udr iuft bet Nftooel be trrugte.
oel b~e,leHot. at DC RABIES I'll al irune .sr
liner & Go. 9iuahnmton. q. p. ida huft
Lllbao | '3seorab'g citsn". 7ette {ilbuOs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
VropsaaHe fritz 7

p~roptHaIfe friti - Jor at bspi'e
faa en- 9repefialie og en- Soe al prroIfulo Cpti
tupebpl0er mango al be Iuliroer paa Euituos
fra Wruo % Rptuoer, ioni bar iuuoet. a. Sr
Spamps Roois grrot % Su,ees er 2rierns
en- 4rspeHaite. Ranr Oh ftrtper III Or q
paa at unpne. at BIZ lrite ON bette g~susrpie
p@stbeo %aaranteres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

Gaar Te Frisss NJ gserte,
isrerse, iaa brr iaa perlis al
meeeeIe. at 9e iaa oeres
Gpertis'emsut | -Eeeerab.Y os
ten, Get iitrer ZEN Den
bselis 4sbaHhllao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
Wpreipasommes enppiabts.

Eplf HeIt 'atter Tie ben ferurpliatnSe dif.
taatn on mRrieliee Snppigbeb al 9urt.
fpgecmme. Meeeens lloroen { Rprsrns er
ben mei, a~ImtneeIise SngSom Der hcrffey.
faa sr be nrffsn be ffsfts Tom tdgtst 8etraets
ming al 9atient % Eager, Tom berpliatr fg
ptn at bthdunIe FeIatrHt, uebers ben opriu'
be!ige Spghpm uueerminerer Spitenet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
OnSpepNA.

sTa ies { tire Wauneoer BAR tasetc ille M,
berfulce sgascaretss % blepen belt heibreoet
tps Wutetatarrn % TpspepIin, frrx ieg Ct
Spaors itplses ~GdsearetsA fps beres irioer.
fuloe Communicating SEQ bar fa9ef
mango ansre fGafolote MieIef, men noen
Wp.tt, "a lea finber, al gascdrets linorrf
,ners nua en- Taa, enb ale nnbrr, jeB bar
taaet oiloe aiers saa ct gar.s
Sames YacG3ime,
loS Nercer Sts Seriep Ctr, ". s.
gebSaeriqt, sersuasrnss, fraftiee emaaes
opSf "a rider sent @sgr alnrtn no. ipRftef
sder rtper iee, CSC, 5M. Sdiees TIM
pgfer. Sc Gate Eahlsfs or ltcnlpleee CCN
0ssraateres at heItrrbs eGfs Nengene fiIbaeh p1s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
OF 0orfse piI operbepife enbper.

geb at tage Sipamp.ORcpt brinesr De 9e.
res Rntur en- n~aturlia SirIp, hd bet sr en-
mtlot I9seuoe pesetabilf Sarrieni1tuiua
- en- 2agss Hcspt for en- irregeu Spgoum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

Sobn anbcrion I Sumbrcta,
Mim., beoe ben 13oe San, 1910 ei-
ter nosen Sios eioeIier al Sierte.
ipgbom, Rr. auberien par isbt !
2anbs RraiieaieIS, Rsrse, ben 24Se
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
st iaaoaut "SutFt" ieHoes Tom gramie ueO Slaoet for ct III
Eprifnosbetalins og fem Gents crtra til at betals
YOrto, NOnpolut oa Sn0palnina.

Sots life bet iulbe Sslsb ala inoisuOes. Dtl en- 9r9mist
i~ieeeiipr glaursitsm2cL Griorius bar Irrt % at ui life tan fuoc
mb Blooet for sl.2j.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-22
Circuit Court Sale.

State OF South Carolina. County Of
Oran.eburg-Gn Common Pleas.
ii. W. llhame, Plaintiff. against J.
G. Richbourg, Defendant.
d}y virtue Of the judgment In the
above stated case. / will sell at pub
lie auction. at Orangeburg Court
House, during the legal hours for
sales. on the First Monday In Dec
emher. 1910, being the fifth day of
said month, the following described
real estate:
All that certain tract. plantation
or parcel Of land situate. lying and
being formerly in Rerkley County.
now in Orangeburg County. near Eli
tawville, in the State OF South Caro-
lima. containing one hundred and
forty-five t145) acres Of land. more
or less: and bounded as follows: on
the .%orth ny lands OF Andrew Jack
son, William Green and estate lands
of Augustus Fludd. deceased; East
by lands of Calvin Minis. South by
lands Of Reuben Martin. and East by
lands Of Thomas II. Minis.
TERMS-Cash the purchaser or
purchasers to pay for all papers and
all taxes falling due after the day
OF sale; and in case the purchaser
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-22

crease th;s costs of getting to mar
ket farm produce. The main roads
should bs built by the state, AMI
the county roads should be built by
the counties as feeders to the main
road, so that eventually there will
be a good road from each farm to
it's chief market town. The state of
Maryland is building state roads
with the proceeds Of $g,000.0OO of
bonds; and Governor Crothers will
recommend the legislature to pass
q bill for further issue of the same
amount.
Governor Crothers is an enthusi-
astic advocate OF good roads, and Is
urging q Federation OF the County
Commissioners Of the state to work
In unisoa with the State Board.
Sometime ago he recommended the
employment of engineers by the
county commissioners, and this ad-
Vice has been generally followed.
On this subject he lately said; THE
employment Of engineers In so many
counties, following in many instan-
ces upon the step taken by the state
for an improved system Of highways,
illustrates the awakening brought
about by the love- on the part OF
the state. This awakening is most
gratifying. 1t indicates that the
counties realize the value OF good
roads; that they are determined to
have business principles in force in
getting them"
Already the state OF Maryland is
ahead of most of the states in the
effort for good roads, and in few
years will have more good roads In
proportion to the population than
any other state, and the result will
be q great saving in time and, IN
wear and tear on all travel and
hauling. Other States should follow
the example Of Maryland. Good
roads will do more to advance the
prosperity and conveniences of the
people of State than anything that
we can think OF just now. They will
bring a prosperity and happiness to
the people who live on the farms,
and whatever does that is a bene-
fit to all.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-22
Signs of the Times.

The political signs of the times
points to the election of q Democrat
ic President and both branches of
Congress in 1912. The two leading
candidates for the Republican nomi-
nation for President two years hence
are Senators LaFollette and Cum
Minis. They are the leading Repu5-
lican Insurgents, and the result CT
the late election will give them
great strength in the National Re-
publican Convention. Neither Taft
or Roosevelt will be in the running,
as they were both knocked out the
box in their respective States by the
Democratic landslide, while LaI'ol-
lette and Cummins held their States
in the Republican column In spite of
it.
with the late Republican defeat
in the Eastern states. the strength Of
the insurgent leaders Of the West
will be enhanced as the faction that
can bring victory out of defeat. But
the insurgents will find that the
business element Of the Republican
party will fail to support radical
candidate of the Cunmins Or LaFol-
lette type and without such support
the states of New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut, Ohio, Maine, and prob
ably some other Eastern states would
Swing towards Democracy on the
state rights and tariff issues. This
was indicated very plainly in the
late election, when they all wenl
Democratic by large majorities.
Roosevelt said during the CAM
paign that If he was defeated he
would continue to fight for his new
which, according to Mr..
Pinchot. will be more radical in fu-
ture than it is now All this will
have more or less effect on the Re-
publican campaign for the presiden.
cy. In any event new lines will have
to be constructed during the coming
year, for the New Nationalism and
the Old Guard will still present :"o
factions that cannot be brought into
sympathy for any probable candl-
date. 1t is not too much 20 expect
an open schism in the Republican
party with two presidential candi-
dates in the field.
With the Democrats, VICTORIOUS In
the late election. there will be u
more complete organization Of tnc
party and much less opportunity for
factions to develop. Victory and
power help to establish unity, unless
some great Issue arises to divide 4
party, which does not appear prob
able as far as the Democracy S
now concerned The outlook. there
fore, is bright for Democracy, if t
will only be true to the people.
are looking to 1t for relief from
the burdens imposed on them by the
Republicans for The benefit o. the
trusts. The Democracy has had a
sacred trust committed to it. AMI |;
should not falter in it's duty
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-22
Circuit Court Sale.

State Of South Carolina. County Of
Orangeburg.-In Common Pleas.
Warren c. Fairey. Plaintiff, against
Martha Smith, ct al, Defendants.
By virtue of the Judgment in the
above stated case, I will sell st pub
lie auction, at Orangeburg Court
House, during the legal hours for
sales, on the first, Monday In Dec
ember, 1910, being the fifth day
IT said month, the following de-
scr1bed real estate:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land. situate, lying and be-
ing in Cow Castle Township. Orange.
burg County, State of South Caro-.
lima, containing forty-nine acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands
of Vastine Bowman, w. E. Richard
son, =. Bair, and lands formerly Of
George Fielder.
All that certain tract or parcel OF
land situate, lying and being in Cow
Castle Township. County and State
aforesaid, containing twenty-four
acres, more or less, and bounded oa
the North by lands Of the Bowman
Land and improvement Company;
east by William Gavin and others;
south and west by lands of Willie
Richardson.
ALI that certain parcel or tract Of
land, situated in the County and
State aforesaid. in Cow Castle Town.
ship, containing three and one-half
acres, and bounded, on the north, by
lands Of Isom Smith and West Dy
lands of G., ". Gavin.
All that certain tract or parcel
of land, situate, lying and being ia
Cow Castle Township, Orangeburg
county and State aforesaid. contain
ing forty-nine acres. more or less,
and bounded on the north, and west,
by lands Of Rebecca Pearlstine and
Jacob P. Pearlstine, formerly known
as the Durant Johnson place. sout
by lands og G. W. Gavin; and on the
east by lands of the said Isom
Smith. ;,
All that certain tract. piece, par
eel of land, situated in Cow Castle
Township. In Orangeburg County and
State aforesaid, containing one hun
dred and three acres. more or less,
and bounded as follows: on the north
by lands OF Vastine Bowman and the
Richardson's; on the east by lands
of G. w. Gavin; on the south, by
lands of G. w. Gavin and Vastlne
Bowman; and on the West by lands
of G. w. Gavin and Vastine Bowman.
TERMS-Cash, the purchaser or
purchasers Ito pay for all papers and
all taxes falling due after the day
of sale, and In case the purchases
or purchasers fail to comply with
the terms OF sale, said premises will
be resold on the same or some sub
sequent salesday on the same terms
and at the risk of the former pur-
chaser or purchasers.
ROBT. E. COPIES ''
Judge of Probate, as Special Rsferee.
November 18th. 1910.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-22
The Good and the Bad.

One OF the absurd charges made
by Roosevelt against the New York
Democracy in the late campaign was
that it was In league with Wall
Street to defeat him and his poll
cies by buying up the voters. II
there was any gro'.nd for such a
change, which there was not, It
would have come in bad grace from
a man who had done that very thing
once, and then told falsehood
about 1t. It will be remembered
that 1t was Mt. Roosevelt who, di-
yided the trusts into two classsa,
the good and the bad.
The good trusts were those which
always supported Mr.. Roosevelt,
and furnished him money when de
needed it to buy up voters in doubt
full States. The Hartman incident,
no doubt, Is well remembered.
Roosevelt needed big sum Of mon
ey to carry New York his way. So
he sent for "My Dear Hartman,
who, like himself, was practical
man.. to visit him at the White
House. He frankly told Hartman
that he needed at s250,000 to put
where would do the most good in
New York or that State was lost.
Hartman, who was a great Wall
Street and railroad magnate, called
on the trusts, the railroads, the in
surance companies, and the Wall
Street crowd generally, to supply
Roosevelt's wants, and the snug lit
tie sum of s260,000 was soon raised
and turned over to Roosevelt, who
it is said used it to buy up $4,000
votes in the city, of New York, and
saved the State TO the Republican
party. Roosevelt was himself the.
beneficiary OF this debauchery of the
voters of a great State, because he
was the Republican candidate for
President.
Raising this large fund to de-
bauch the voters Of New York for
benefit, made him feel
very kindly TO Hartman, who he
then looked upon as great cham
pion of the right and a most des'r-
able citizens, but, later. when Harri-
man told of. this debauchery of the.
electoral vote !of New York for
Roosevelt's benefit, he was denounc-
ed by him as a liar and a 'malefac-
tor of great wealth. Luckily for
Hartman, the investigation Of the
insurance frauds in New York, YER
ifled his statements and proved
Roosevelt to be the liar.
That is the way that Roosevelt
Classics the trusts. Those that will
put up the money when he needs it
10 corrupt the voters are good
trusts, while those that refuse to do
his bidding are the bad trusts. So,
because Wall Street refused 10
raise him big corruption fund to
use in the late election, he at once
denounced it and said it was in
league with the Democratic party to
defeat him. He knew this was false,
but he and his satellites all over
the country kept it going, but they
could not fool the people,, who
showed him under to the queens
Taste.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-22

Some people in their citizenship
are altogether negative. They COM
nit no wrong but they are not &C.
lively good; they 60 not vote for bad
men, because they do not vote at ALL
but they do not vote to defeat bad
men; they do not oppose movements
designed to prosper their comlnuui-
ty. but they do nothing to help them.
They are individual negations bet
ter It is true. than people who are
bad, hut not nearly Of so much ac-
count as people whose positive char
acter and influences make for moral
uplift and material progress.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-22
Circuit Court Sale.

State of South Carolina, Couny OF
OrangebuTg.. In Comm "a Pleas
Lessie l. Avinger, etc.. Plaintiff,
against f. S. #Bannister. etc., ct
al: l:,.Defendants.. :. ..'s;i -S
By virtue of the judgment in the
lie auction, at Orangeburg Court
House. during the legal hours for
sales, on the first Monday In Dec
ember, 1910, being the fifth day
of said month. the following de-
scribed real estate:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situate. lying and be-
ing in Vance Township, said County
of Orangeburg and State Of South
Carolina, containing one hundred
and four G04) acres, more or less,
according to plat OF same made by
F. II. Gramling, surveyor, and desig-
mated as Section C of the estate lands
Of the late Rousan Bannister, de-
ceased, and bounded on the North
by lands of l. H. DantZler, East by
estate lands of John Smith, deceased;
South by lands Of Jesse Williams.
and Lewis Williams and West by
lands Of Z. II. Bannister.
All that certain tract or parcel of
land, situate, lying and being in
Vance Township, County of Orange
burg, State of South Carolina, con-
tanning one hundred and four t104J
acres, more or less, according to plat
of some made by F. II. Granting,
surveyor, and designated thereon
rs Section ID of the estate lands Of
the late Rousan Bannister, and
bounded North and West by lands Of
!. H. Dantzler, East by lands of Jas.
Rourk, South by lands of Mrs. Less!e
l.. Avinger and E. S. Bannis;er.
TERMS--Cash, the purchaser or
purchasers to pay for all papers and
all taxes falling due after the day
of sale. fno in Csc the purchaser
Or purchasers fail to comply "; Ii
the tcruls Of sale. said premises will
be resold OH the same or some sub
sequent salesday on the same terms
and at the risk of the former pur-
chaser or purchasers.
ROBT. E. COpEo
Judge Of Probate, az Special Refert4.
November 18th, 1910.
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We alSu have 4 few folding bed
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Churns at factory cost. 2 ut. G.
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Building L'tS-Located
at Russell Street Place. High aEd
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Easy terms Pure water. Fine
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Telephone. electric current and
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angeburg. S. G. l0-4-rf
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other, in fact there is virtual rec
iprocity going on all the time. One
nation gives to another nation some
thing of benefit and In return re-
ceiyes from that other nation that
which is of benefit to itself. Euro
pean countries gain much from this
country along certain political and
business lines, and on the other hahd
we gain or may gain from the better
order. respect for law and other
things that prevail in lands across
the sea.