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                  <text>GEORGETOWN, SOUTH CAROLINA, SEPTEMBER 13.1912

= ===------=======;--At Jj 111 . the ntw tioHII't' r~ , tht·
BIG LAND SALE
Burton Bro-; , of Cn:t'll\ illo•, N. C
at•comp tniecl hv

thctr hm s I null,

At Johnsonville---Over ·Three took t hf'i r phil'&lt;'~' on t J,,. v,r 1111 I;
Tbouslnd Penons Present··· w ith the auctionters •,t leuhn){ tn n
wagon, th~&gt; hilutl p'a ill" o N tti .. u
Biddinc Lively and Many
al air, the livt:ly \\·mk , ;,.~.t n , .111cl
0\'\ r I()() I hoin lots unt cor I Ill ,,., " '
Interested.
Ve!&gt;terday morning at 8.ll0 o'-

clock found a goodly number of
Georgetonirm'f at tbe d e pot of the

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G . and W . R. R teady to take the
t rain on a n cxc-11 r'&gt;ion to J oh n'lonvillt: where a la rg e la ud sal · w as
t o be consumatell later in the cia\'.
The train lt-ft he re a • k .4:i ami
arrived at its dest ination at 11 20
a . ru. where a c1owd of oth~:rsau
x iou s to a\'ail the mselvt&gt;S of a
day's enjo) me nt among the towering piues and waviug mcadows, mel
u s aud ron~ingly wckorucd t he incowing condu:s which we• c filled
with visitor'! fto m G eorgetown,
Sampit, Antlrews, Nes m t th ~. Hem
ingwar nncl fl puq•, tn h1- augment
ed lat.-r hy si x C'oac hes cro\\ d t:d
witb peoplt: from Alli.,oos, ~ 11111 te r , Plottnrc•, Mulliuo; a ud Ktn st ree, anti fn&gt;lll th o: :-&lt;l'lilln uf J o hn ·
sonvil'c.

readth• sotlrl at remark.ohlo· gnt ol
pric~&gt;-;; '.e\'rral mta-,uring 'illx l fitl
were kn Ol·ke·l down lo hiJelt&gt;1 o.; , nt
aa,.O a nd $tOO
Wbtlt! I he aur tiom:eri 11 ~ wns 111
prl.lgrt•'l Ul .lll\ , f th t \'i•.tt or-., " ith
tllf'ir lunc h I.Ja•,L:f:'h, 'ill ll){ltt "''' I~~'··
en~d aud • hJJ) "&gt;Jl· th '' ht: t' I h o \
enjoyed a bountiful r• pa t.
An IWUlt-ll'ie barh.~c n t:.' was soon•
ed at 4 .:JO o'clock to a' l who c·nuld
rt:ac b I ht: tables tb ron ~ ~~ t h~: H'll
t .1bl.e rru•.h gat he red t he• P I o up

~~~---=====---.

Mr. S R Poo;ton, ·the hn ~tlin~ Bank of J o hn'lonville, and th i
promoter of this -.clwnll', to lll.'wl· stockholde r'&gt; aH· pteparing to erec
ope 1 bat se&lt;'ti•• n of \\' tll i.uu.,hurg a suitable hr kk hni'din g for tbc
Couqa:y, aud who abo lt:ndl•n d f H .- e pmp::r cond ne t ol l he busi ues.'&gt;.
the t:sC'nrsinn train!~ , is to lw c onOur t rip to John.;on\•illt! yeslt't gratulated. lie ~c,.,, a .. did the d a y OC..' (':'ISIIliiCcJ ll'i IIIU C'h t&gt;)••a· llrf'
Superiuteudrnt u f tlw G t&gt;orgt-t n \\ o i 1 t he ml!eting of h"t0 r'r1.; or
a nd \Ves ter11 K. R. t'o . who built friends, we kn&lt;'w in n•tr 1 ,-'·~')()(!
the road from Anoltt•ws 111 Alliso11.,, da y-;, and a renewill of that frie nd a distance o f 30 milt·s, tthlll.' o~ lo ·s~ s hip until the nrbitt-r of tim'! pa&lt;;ses.
the great a&lt;lvo~ntng(.'s to lw ~n ino d us into oblivion.
fo r the farm~:rs lhwul(hOIII the
Le11ving the SCC IIl' of the rln) ''I
Johoeouville, and o elt&lt;' t !&gt;&lt;:• liow of a cti \'i t ies nftcr nutncrouo.; h:uul
the s urrouodiug count i(.' .. fur quick shakc'&gt; nwl God SJlCt•tl you's wt. nr
traoaporlatiott to 1 he n1.1rl..t·t " of rive..! hc rc, a t holll t' -sweet home

tbe coaatry.

the gr~·ate.~t of .,art hly hle~ings,
Favored a.•• it ''• \\it h a lar l(e tir..-d, but plcno;ed with the trip
farming back counh y, t h(.'ro: io; among whisp·t iug pi ncs :llld lo\•el)
acarcrly a r ca•un "It• Johtt.o n \ el.c: mcadu\\ s.
abould not in a t•·w Y• 'lr'&gt; tlt' a '"''''II
of &amp;Pnt·h co•u•u· 1 uul irutl4trtanre.
Our predicthtu is, a Lril(ht fut ure
awaits each of llu.• luwn.; re•'«:ntlr
sprung into exi~teu• ·t- on thiK u .. w
road t o Allison's Ferry , to- wit :
Heminrway, Henry and j ohu'IOn-

pd'lt: the C' fd\ iugs of I hi! 11111t:r
man .
The attPndancr on tIn· o.~l'll"ion
was varion ~l y es timat d from :lOOO
to 3,1l00, wtth not the •.lt ~ ht t'sl j " r
to mar the husiue..-;o; or ple'lo.;tttc., nf ville.
the day.
Alrndy a large and ha11dsome
drug ston! has bern built (and did '
a rusbin~t bu.,iae •s iu soft olrinks,
ice cream, etc.• vesterdav ' and a
larp two story brick store is un•
cler c:onatraction by Mr. Po~too .
A Commission bas been ~u oted
a., tiM 8ecrecarr o1 mate to tbe

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