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? TRIPLE MURDER IN BARNWELL CO Father, Mother uml Little ter Found Charred in Bull Their Home. Barnwell, Do-. 10.?What nai*A*i?1?? ?# tho f?.. Lv,. |/?| runj uuu ill I ill Iiiuirn ders ever committed in It county was discovered wh< charred bodies of Mr. ar Palph Nolf and their little tv old daughter were found smoking embers of their h Donora. a small lumber mill about ten miles from Harr A post mortem examinati closed the fact that the skull three members of the fam been crushed by blows from Instrument. The residents of the villa? aroused about 5 o'clock by whistle at the mill and immi rushed to the scene of the fir first to arrive wns A. L. Lown r;.V.www?w?MV. V J CHRIST I j BANK] CLU1 8 ^\i j SLA Our Christmas Banki of small means to start cially invited to join. ? ability to pay. 1 cent, cents, $1.00, $5.00 or a ; IN 50 WEEKS: 1 10-CENT i > 5-CENT i ! ! 2-CENT i > 1-CENT i Make the largest pa; ments each week. Thi Put your children in We add 4 per cent : THE FIRST : LAM V ^ J f* So the Best Clothes Cleani PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS THE EATING m LAMB * V WIl FOE TON o TENNE AI^ F*hc HOOl l JDLCi liA perintendent for the Kendall Lum- to get some ITNTY ^er company, and a brother-in-law, and surprise of Mrs. Nolf. At that time the tire , that she sei was confined to the rear of the house down, that 1 Ihitigh- ^jr i<owman burst in the front. 1 Mr. Nolf rui Ls M 'calling Mr. Nolf's name at the top of and was kil his voice. Getting no reply he went j coroner's jui ^ into a front room, hut saw 110 one. j their death t mur Other neighbors began to arrive | known perse 'mU> and one man went into the bedrooml Mr. Nolf, arnv%* | an(j puiied the clothes from the bed Kendall Lur 1" Mrs to niu^e 8Ure 'he family was was origtea ( ' ' not still asleep. The searchers were having movi '" then driven front the house by the ary. 1,1 the ...... ..??n omc at " ...... ... had burned to the ground that the * * ?r village * . ,, bodies were found. * i well. . on di8. Biil?y in Her Arms. * BUSIft s of all Mrs. Nolf's body was found in the ... ily had kitchen with the baby girl tighly a blunt clasped in her arms, the body of her husband being found in the dining j"" ? fe were room. The skulls of all three had 1 ( cs' In'' .. _ , , , coon skin the lire been crushed. sdiately The assassin left no clue to his j>a^r e. The identity. One theory advanced is >e ore %(" lan, su- that Mrs. Nolf went into the kitchen -"ancaster, ZZZZZ^ZZIZZZIZZZIZIZZIZZ THE bAbl church wl work, cak ' serve oyst mas] mm if r?*.nr ING JUIlnl 11 >: 17-it-np. - Jan0 YOU GET |?J I STHAYKD? miles east A BANK BOOK j 'u _ One mare I other hori W!LL 1 "i \&ljr START s Ma?J YOU. : K""e8f?p? IN50 WEEKS v; : s WILL HAVE : . ? r? i a i cultivation ' COME. IN, >: wire fenr BOYS AND GIRLS. | j buildings. AND ASK ABOUT IT j: i'AAZ' _ ___ ing Club is to make it easy for those tokpkdoki a bank account. Children are espe- i\g?Pile The clubs are arranged to lit their I soiling 8 p 2 cents, 5 cents and 10 cents, or 50 * ' i , . . . Pure Food iny c'ub that is desired. . I KOI! SAIJS club pays $127.50 * ftarte/an' club pays 68.75 i Will sell club pays 25.50 Garage club pays 12.75 . to arrive yment first and decrease your pay- of flour, is is a very popular way. prices you Why not g to the club. Join yourself. Bennett-Tc interest. ; i>k. w. s. i NATIONAL BANK Tc"^ CASTER, S. C. |*| stables I > C. ?.r.y.y.vw.y,y.y.\y.y.yAw,y.y| All huntii \ otherwise tr fay for You to Discover That Our Farm is proi ng, Pressing and Repairing Service the law 17-2t-np. IS DIFFERENT T to give us an opportunity to de- Public not the books f< onstrate the fact. Taxes win l 1st to Decen WILL YOU DO THIS? P A T T AnTW? nnii-n a lAiuuninu uuiWl'AW Y, I r\Mi>KN Phone 356. j J The Worn den is now < handle fancj "* home-made i brasses, ran LfJ \ has many w 1 l/\ V Cj the winter a of attractivf A. W $1.00. Ten I Jk I I ?alPS Add) L ^ A I a B j strickei IORROW Operatio NE CAR Halifax, 1 SSEE HOGS E r ^ ^ workers wei Tl| P|| ^ operations i % Jh JL *i f t i* It iB believe jured buriet tered build ine 214 " m blinding an< vivora of tt DDDAC DIVWJ. to.7wVh!eh ' section and ny.aorgj.rv nrjvvcj lurjomi, 11, is i medicine for the baby | * >d a would-be robber;. reamed and was kicked VP A TT1/1 [tearing her cry of alarm I 19 I II 9 *hed to her assistance I 195 ^9 The verdict of the | M I 9 I I f ft ! y was that thoy camp to Aafl4k ?W1 at the hands of an unin or persons. who was a sawyer at the I nber company's plant, j I fl lly from Pennsylvania. II eh! to Donora in Febru- ' All ladies' r rESS NOTICES * duced. I Cow hides, horse hides, (yTTW*T* f\ A les, sheep hldep. goat | y| t C .. 1 ? J\ lk skins, muskrat skins, 7 s. red ^fox skins. Will st market price. See me __ _ a sell. Capers Cauthen, ? , S. C. 17-3t-pd. V KH OF THK A. R. 1?. Z=ZZIZ=ZI^==Z 111 have a sale of fancy es, candies and will A ers in the Mackey build-' A . to the First National| Tuesday, December 18. Asg -From my farm, six of Lancaster, two mulej sft home Friday night. |i mule, 2 1-2 years old, /IW/I\ II A le mule 1 1-2 years old.; //tts/.j II . y ward for information as j JnHW/ fa thereabouts. C. L. Mc-j Hiis id Ij ?Buick Racer?submaexcellent running con- .w?.? *\\ uitable for truck. Big Apply Plyler & Mackey, ?; VERY SPECIAL LADII MENDIOUSLY R hundred yards from . ,, , .. \ . , .... . Oi. 75 pop com umiorj All Ladles lieautilill , good wells, two good I h'esses that sold t'i es. nine good frame $22.50 Ulicl $25.00. Will sell cheap. Aptrm." ? are The News. OllCi lot ilt Lot No. 2?Ladies' I) > WITHOUT WARN. fill values at $12.48 o. of coffco. WO nro aml $16.50. Mostll ounds good green coffee . > Bennett-Terry Co.. two alike. BeUlltltl store. and serges and the a Snrnn lJnodalop In ling electric | this week two carloadH; pay for straight flour. I :et your supply from us? geon and Dentist. Office ig, Ashing, trapping or JKiH IM** | -fSt espassing on the Foster |KH hibited under nenaitv ni WSt. AX NOTICE. .ice is hereby given that JwWt or collection of City CLl H / je open from December iber 31at, incluusive. E. C. SECREST, i ^ Clerk and Treasurer. I KXt HAN'GK OPEN. CQi an's Kxchange at Cam-i open and will he glad to! At 3. great Saving. t work, Christmas cakes. great Coat season am candy, antique furniture, 0f different prices ;.Xk,'?rrt?rrar^i 540.00 Mostly all sis ad ready aalea arc made |,,,t N,,. J?All Coats ' KOO"\ $159.50 and $40.01 per cent commission on 1 . v ess Woman's Exchange. pl'lCG C. 17-lt-np. ========================== M HALIFAX IS m a TEI) HY BLIZZARD 1^1 II 11%/ Kcrs forced to nuspend ns OwInK to the Hitter Cold. S'. S., Dec. 10.?Stricken swept by a raging bllzing the explosion. So of the water-front. Impro the storm that rescue barricades of boards give little e forced to suspend their taction against the elements am n the devastated section, tempts to heat buildings into w d certain that all the in- ,he 8now 18 drifting are hopele 1 under tho ruins of shat- The city la again in darknes Ings have perished of copt for the Illumination arfordc unger. a scanty supply of oil lamps ant by a biting wind and less these are carefully serf iw, the plight of the sur- they are extinguished as son le holocust Is little short lighted by the gale which wh e. The windows and through the crude shutters, tually every house in the a small percentage of the bulb shattered by the explos- have even this slight protection wrecked the Richmond the storm. devastated a large part The sufferings of those wh< ,,,'f, .... _?rrniiiistsMnXI'iMliii, mi innie?ess ii mi ~ ; IREADY-TI EPARTMEP eady-to-wear trem Slow is tllA fima f - ? - . ^Am-w MII1V V T or DRESS FOR i Can Save You M :S' AND MISSES' SILK AND SERi [EDUCED. ALL MUST GO REGA1 Silk and Serge | All included or $18.50, $19.50, to All included in Lot No. 3?ln< $15.00 Dresses at $ resses. Wonder- bargains in , $13.95, $15.00 t(> 7 all colors. No Lot No. 4?He d quality of silks Dresses that /erv latest styles. $10.00. All LADIES' COA All included in this Grea Ready-to-Wear. Every oi gardless of price and qual; All Ladies Coat Suits ths $35,000, $39.50 and $45.( gandy, Brown and ? to Lot No. 2?Ladies' Coat $20.00, $22.50 and $25.t less of price at I XT,. > a n i ~ J?'V nw, .) YYU IJitUlUS Vy for $12.48, $14.95 and ! manufacturers cost. A1 One lot $10.00 and $11.50 VTS! COATS! C We have had a All $8.50, $22 i have a few left duced to. . from $10.00 to All $14.95 anc es in the lot. BjK reductioi at $20,000, $25.00, at ). All at one All Childrer $25.00 less of cost. IAN-WALK' Sells For Cash and For Le vised caped injury have been Increased by Pro" the fact that every available blanrl SI t ket, quilt and comfortable has been rhleh ss requisitioned for the hundreds of InAT_|jured In the temporary hospitals. d by Many of these are so gravely wound1 un- ed their only hope lies in the best of ?ened ! care. Serious fears are felt that >n as'cold, shock and exposure will result Istles in an outbreak of pneumonia. Only A single telegraph wire, bending lings dangerously to the storm, offered from Halifax only a precarious means of communication with the outside d es- world and it was feared momentari i-wfarM if : lendiously reo buy your CHRISTMAS | oney < | GE DRESSES, ALL TREELESS OF PRICE. iii one lot and reduced j $10.00 dudes all Silk and Serge 510.00 and $11.95. Some I this lot. All rcduocd ?A60 ;re you will find Silk ; sold at $(i.95, $7.50 and reduced to.. . . ...$5.00 I r suits Lt December Sale of le must be sold reity. it sold for $30.00, { in rr.1 ^u, 111 i aupt-, uui* ij Green. Reduced I $25.00 I Suits that sold for J K) must go regard- I $15.00 I oat Suits that sold J $16.50 at less than a 1 at.. .. $10.00 each j Suits at .. . .$7.50 j OATSi \ .50 and $25.00 Coats re- I $17.50 | I $16.50 Coats at. .$12.50 u on cheaper Coats . .$4.95, $7.50 and $10.00 l's Coats must go regard = L I r ^ ur uj. I SS I ly that thl line would snap. At bc^R I it ly a halting connectiflfi I with other pointH Telegraph aft f telephone companies are mnklKL 1 desparate efforts to provide a roalA 1 shift service, but the work Is boft, I with great difficulties. 91 While many genero^ offers I 1 material relief have been receivBt I and trainloads of supplies are on tS '? way, the spectre of famine aft 1 abroad, tor if ttie storm contlntHk it may seriously interfere with ri^EI road traffic. *VI A - ' -