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B VHIXKMC •* Ml ■«% • 4t. FOR RALK.—OrwUmJ R ig Roll r«tu* !WH. M»<W b«|r to tlte »cr« •*•4* 7*«r. F*r prtrr#. ttc^ Aldms B. P. Davit* «r W. A. Hay**, Barn- vr*U. 8. C. FOR SALE—Frost Proof Cabbaxe planta (frown in'' the open air, all •early varieties. By parcel post: 200, 75c; by express collect: 500, $1.25; 1,000, $2.00. These are fancy plants. Will ship same day order is received. Send check, money order,'cash or one and two cents stamps.—Dr. C. N. Burckhalter, Barnwell S. C. TW J, A. Paeaaf Go aln«ain m tbaif Anneal Dar>aab»r PaW ta a pad* ad- v»ru*»m*at la tbia i«ao* of Tbe Pap* pie. Thia ta a great opportunity for Barnwall County people to *upply their needa at bargain price*: «r Shi r«Mty af Cmti of C« Ca Eel JaMa H fcuuairtar, OfWa «l Mpea PWa. Craig. tfUM* Rank Petitioner. EXTRA SPEOAL! BARGAIN SALES! ' One Parlor Organ for Sale, good as new. Bargain price $35.00. One second hand Cheverolet auto mobile for sale at S50.00. Apply to Mrs. M. E. Whaley. Dunbarton. S. C. WANTED:— Agents for North American Accident Insurance Co. to sell LOW COST ACCIDENT AND HEALTH POLICIES to men and wo* men of any nationality. Liberal com- miationm and exrlostva territory |o hustlers Apply to R. M LAIRD. Speeial Agent. Aiken. 8. C 11*«J The People is glad to add the name of Mr. Seymour Ross, of Blackvifle route 3, to its list of satisfied readers. “You are publishing a fyie paper,” said Mr. Ross as he handed the editor $1.50,for a year’s subscription Satur day. ^ Double Pond Items. Double Pond, Nov. 26.—There were Sunday school, preaching and a B. Y* P. U. meeting here Sunday afternoon, a large crowd being present. Mr. J. F. Davis was the guest of Mr. EL W. Jones Thursday afternoon. Mr. and' Mrs. H. -W. Jones, Jr., and little son, James Harveyy of Black- ville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hair, of thi# vicinity, Satur day night and Sunday. Mrs. Ellen Jones and daughter, Ol- He Lee, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. M. K. Keane. Mr. and Mn. W. H. Vaughn and children, of tbi« vicinity, visited the borne of Mr. John Dycbe* Sunday af tenwon. ■ • The Stork QuMe Rub*. Me J. J. HuggM. af RnreweO R r »i |, eo* • *«eftor hare Sutordof ood * o* fleettog gUlte *vRuatg.* > Ute Vvuoau ihp*ef** uao the orw»ol a* ha* tom I «u M«o««ahae tea af Juaw It. a htemiteg I} fmaod hug »Wp% IArP 1 0*90 0$ ff^Ri PNrmrpAmi €MRi%MHW' # 9MM VPA 0009$ 0$ 0§ Up9 PhuflNi 00 9^90^00 099$ «fcf% C ftifHlNi SpwiiipPP 4HI 90 900 fmm* $$000 000$% 0§ 0 RRppRI 000000^000$ 90 *00* I fHiNP# « W>009m* 9*000 9000000% $0 9^0000000 00090000 9000000090 9090000 dip ppRf A *100 *$$$010 '4HgMh-9 in#'' 1 *# RRNRfP Farmer* A Merchant* Bank, Dunbar ton, South Carolina, Defendant. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed by his Honor, Judge C. C. Featherstone, dated the 24th day of November, A. D. 1923, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, at twelve o’clock Noon, Friday, Decem ber 21st, 1923, in front of the building formerly occupied by the Farmers & Merchants Bank at Dunbarton, South Carolina, the following described real estate and personal property: All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in Red Oak Township, Barnwell County, South Carolina, containing 100 acres, more or less, known as the Allan Wellace, Sr., place, bounded on the North by lands now or formerly of Benny Brown and Sarah Gantt; Ea^t by land* now or formerly of Benny Beewn; South by Tanda of Cedar Creek and West by lands of Sarah Gantt. Alto: All that certain lot. with Bank building and improvement* thereon, must*, tying and being tu the town of Dunharum. State anf County above named, meoeurtog 2ft feet front •ng runolag barb a teptb af 7ft fleet. bounAnd «u the Kectb bg lal of Mr* [ L X Ooem*; Kote bg lot af Mm. L 1 Quern*. Bool* bg Rodmod Avenue 0*4 eo the R «et by on ASoy Alio _ . COt’NTT TRRARt RKR S TAX NOTICB. The tax hooka for the collection of 1923 taxes will be open from Oct. 15 t 0 Dec. 31, 1923, inclusive, without penalty. From January 1st to March 15th the regular lawful penalties will be added. Books close March 15th, 1924. The tax books are made up by school districts. In asking for your taxes be sure and state school dis trict in which property is located. Dogs are not entered on the tax books. Separate receipt^ and tags will he given for dogs over six months old. Tax Levy for 1923. No. mills State purposes 6 Ordinary County purposes 7% Special road tax 2 Interest and sinking fund for road bonds ....1. -.-.4 Interest and sinking fund for Vpast indebted bonds * ..SVfc Constitutional school .... ......3 We are offering a 24-lb Sack of “Home Talk" Flour for Merchants' Gala Week for 90c. x " X We are also specializing on “Tip-Top" Bread X • —-1 —r~ . ' X the Best on the market. ❖ ♦♦♦ < X ^ S. W. BLANTON, Main-Street, Barnwell, 9. C. V w Total mills .... .... .... >peci*l Srbvvl Levy. .*« No EdMto. Old C olombia ...... ......X Red Oak. Upper RiHklvnd ........ft A*bl*ig*i, Joyce R***Hk. Law, L*ug Rramb Me yef** MiA. fte*ev * Ttema .... ......ft Cedae Gev*e R**d IVUl .... ... _ .ft r—- .... .^,4 Rsvueik tVaatovA t*«o*te 1 of R**a b**«o«o. ooaoa** #oaA ttto ft lot «o«Man. . 1 lo* teas#, toial ,,,, ... • at Raa* tasoaume wmB mo* 11. ■■atom, ft bm oo#aaep. ft te*#* «ra»te«* and Totite* t MR#k Mi j ti i » * , , mmm • te 4o*b f rnm Mm* RvtoadWMb Oonai’ if m OOO* 40SMa*l* *••*«<* 4a Moema 1# fate say W0m earn* ssoosa **teb t4su* tees 7 •*••* tftak 4Btoaa b%ooaM 0 ttML RkooCv #am*W #b#BPb RR 9 Palmist—Madame Harris Get a true history of your life re id by Scientific Palmist. Thia gift- ed woman wiB read your life, character, fortune rod bent of your dis position by the Science of Palmistry. 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W%19 €a ob. m FOR RENT ut imeuui • • rat ag 0900000 9 00900 ■aas *%t Raubaa*> t ■ • 'fb 4 Don’t Worry About Coal •gv Mr. f mm Mi<* Mjldrvd B<>nd the Mr.] %• i % Caro East ng will spend the Calvary section. Is •pent img thi< | Thark •giving ho ida] r« at home. week with her sister. Mrs. M ■ud John- T son. of Springfield. Mn L S. B. Mu aele y entertained at Mrs. J. A. Collins. Sr., and daugh- cards yesterday < W< rdnesday) moiTt- ter, Katie, and Mr. A C. Odom, of the ing. Mt. Calvary section, spent Wedn*<- week. Mrs. L. M. Mace and children arc* | L. Lybrand, of Aiken, visiting relatives in Columbia this | This section is in sympathy with Miss Lois Ulmer, who was called from school on account of the death of her grand mother, at North. Mr. and Mrs. R* E. Woodward vis ited Mr. G. W. Hutson in the Mt. Cal vary section recently. The Mt. Calvary section regrets to lose Mrs. Macon Bolen, who has moved to Williston. »Why ! docs a spinning top stand 9 ° j mm #bi4# xhr wliirgam j to it is Rtnmcrr than the B^^nrlism j of the earth. When this whirling i force is spent, the earth', pull pre vails. Any top will spin longer than it takes % Mrs. Ralph Smith entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club this week. Mrs. Eugene Easterling leaves for Greensboro, N. €., the latter part of this week. ' • * T Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Davies, two sons and Miss Jean Riley motored to Au-! gust a Sunday afternoon. Several parties, are expected to go from' Barnwell to see the- Furman-1 Clem ton football game at Greenville * today (Thursday >. Trees and Plants FOR SALE! CATARRHAL DEAFNESS is often caused by an inflan c«i cohdUien of the mucous liain^ of the l.uetHd ian lube. When this* tube is Jnflanv-d you have a rumbling sound or imi>erl’ect hearinR. Unless the intlarnmr.ticn can be reduced, your Bearing may be de stroyed forever. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE will do what we cl-im lor ii—rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness caused by Catarrh. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE has been successful in the treatment cf Catarrh for over Forty Years. Sold l-y all drey .'j.:*. F. J. Chtuty it Co., Toledo Q, Wm. McNAB Representing FIRE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANIES. Personal sttootioa givse all ‘Emeleol ASPIRIN TABLETS to In-gin their relief work on head ache. cold, grippe or rheumatic pains. Absolutely true aspirin, tablets so skillfully made that their, beneficial action begin* in 15 seconds. Snow- white. highest purity, never irritate or burn. One* of. 200 Puretest preparations for health and hygiene. Every item the best that skill and conscience can produce. * . Mace Drug Co 77kg ^£MC€j£& Drug Stan Barn aril. S. C. bo ruts runs- *:* City Ice & Coal Co. ** R. H. WILCOX. Mgr. Barawoll. 8. C. * 9 x I wish to advise my friends that I will be prepared^ *to—taka* care of their needs for first class coal this winter, as in the past, V I am making arrangements for the best grade the market affords V 4 and my prices will be as low as is consistent-with quality. See * me before placing your order. * I will have a numtk-r of splendid Horses and Mules, which I A X will offer at money »avi«g prices. Don’t forget me when in need of Buggies, W»tfor«, Harness, etc. Brown