Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, January 17, 1917, Image 8
John*
a'*i£u ni- to ti»« following <^mtniwees
raH soadaRftd- internal iiflprpfotnents
retrenchment, crd^mrrc* and iridu
jg lterm Picked from Town
-j* I * A. / w
Irina, immigtntiorr. rontrty offiee» ajid
officer*! lofyl lesi-Uttoi*.
Bl>»ck*ilfe i* to ha«<? another!bank/
AD-gr* Norwild «tnd k A. M
n»‘nbo*v havipg ■ petitioned the geert*/
tn v. (jt rt'-te fur a charter for the Com-
and County
P. . G; Banders o* Allendale R
visitor here this week. ' . ’ ,
JF A i>i,.Ti«.u»f Kline was a business
merci»L!’atik of Biackville, with a cap
: 1 1 " -■- -■ * ■-■*--■* •'
visitor'll* re lutad«y.
*■ aS * r_ .... •'*„
Mr* A giM.h nfPtr.uiim to iMtlM
at the home of J. C»hen. .
Mr and Mr* M.-Br-Fiireel)!Martin
vvere yisrtorfc h* re Monday.
Mr* Alma Bifid of Wj+bsiorv «* *he
guest of Mia* Kioise Morris.
Mrs* C N. Bnrckhnlter visited Colum
bit Friday to see Bernhardt.
C. D. McLendon of ^Fairfax was In
tlve city on h u »i neg* Ttierdaf.-■ -
Hob Clayton 8. VVari.ier of'Allendale
wjf here on business tH* weV«k, ’ r
anoold tie a succe** from the start aa
banking circle* of the statfs. N .
The; Sentinel CtfAK^NTEES to It*
advV —re a PAID IN ADVANCE
CIRCULATION/doublev that. or any
oth> r p per utibli-ITM *fn Barnwell
cbuiiiy, ai>j| alaii GUARANTEES that
the rat? per inch per thousand circula
tion if cheaper than that'of any other
paper published in the county. The
moral—If. you want to Ret the greatest
re*uUa at-the least expense use our ]
advertising column*,
Mr and Mr* Norman Ellis of'Martin
were visitors in the citv this week
lion W. H. NiehoH of Green wood sfhP
here 04 pPtife-M dual business Tuesday..
Miss Jiannett- Henry of Columbia
is llie guest of MtHKMa’gurite Patter-'
son. .. '
Miss May Simms has returned from
a visit to relatives ii^. Birmingham,
Ala. . ..i~
Miss (ire*ta Smith of Ulmer spent
the weekrejui here with Mrs At-,
tawny
Dr FVH. Huggins was cilleri to Co
lumbia pri business the latter part of
last week. •
M. -II. McDaniels'and Mrs H. M.
Harvley of Fairfax wore visitors here
Tuesday.
Mrs A. . A. E“inon entertained the
members of the EpWorth League Mon
day evening,
Representative Jas. E. Davis was aj>.
V One of Barnwell's most honored
and revered citizens stopped 11s On the
-streets a few days ago and felicitated
us f.m adopting the cash in advance
policy ..in fepafd to our subscripting'
accounts, lie had suggested this policy
41 number.. of times previously, and
Stated lie felt certain in the long run it
would prove gtrore satisfactory to the
subscribers as well as, the caper to con-
dlnue thu policy.; It is,to be hoped that
he is a prophet axd that the readers of
Tfit* Seritlmd will .toon s-e the advan
tage in this system.
And Yin Find
OpenhburDrctionQr^r
'ie^^j0i“Wn^jfip'7ftiem AJi
portant hearing in tlie matter of the
estate of H. M. -Harvley, dVcebsed, on
Tuesday. v The hearing was held, for
the purpose of proving claims against
the esl.a’e in open eodrt. The estate
was represented by \V. H. Nicholson of
the HrnO'f Barron, PA r kj_]Grier A
Nochol son Trf O re e n bitmdr TbPlfrrdTt iif*
were represented by But' * A Simms,
\V D. Connorof Hampton, HiithdaffT A.
Willis. A subeequei t hearing’-will- be
n^tLjn the-near future to prove a<l«li•
tiopaPobitnis. • ...
George M/^heph rd was host last
Thursday at a dinrie<t > a few friends,
while
Well, wqy back in 1901, after I had been and wrangled. You know, you have heard
in this bright, happy world tor severak them argue whether ■ He’d be called Jack
days, I began to get worried like. I didn’t \or John or Jim before. Finally, one fellow
have any name. '"ASp.:,^Z~3xT-u\poke up and said: ' i§4 : -
Foiks were calling me “it” and “the new S '“Why. riot call him ‘ SOVEREIGN' ? -His
one” and “whatdya-call-it.” pdidn’t like mother-was a Virginian, his father an
it a bit. Then one day l heard the Big aristoevaj of the Carolinas.. He cbmes
Chief telephoning all his department heads from the very best stock. He comes from
to meet in his bffice.' / > .... ’ fhe very/lweetest, ripest, mellowest Vir-
.. . L ii J n . .,, ginia-ahd'Carolina-,tobacco. ,He is being
e y soon hey allcame fil'OS “V.TML^i-aisedtriah^jfrOndof the ^leanest,-whitest,
chaps, short chaps, fat ehaps ana skinny hcL** nnArtt
chaps. “Now that ho is here,” said the
Big Chief, “what will you name him?”-
My ! how they wrangled and wrangled
Y Ijlic Folks of the Souths KNOW good blood
— ~~ T^e Folks of the South KNOW good tobacco
Mr Shepherd, while Tint one of the
l»/g st planter!} in the clunty^s with
out doubt one of'the most progressive.
He is o ie of the puinevr-‘'live at' hiune^
on the farm” 'advocate*,A A wimptou*
repast wa-' served .ami .wij-h lew etcep-
tions every article hud been raised on
rn, a Southerner bred, a Southern
Mr Shepb* rdn farm^ Among those en
joying Mr Shepherd’s hospitality were
Char-.es ( arroT Simms, Geo H. Bates
\V V. Riehardaoi), J. Morgan .Weath
ersbee, W. ,1. Folk, Hampton Wood
ward". John K. Sirelling, J, W. Bates
and It. Boyd Cole.
We again caTition our reader* to
watch the date, on the label of their
paper.. We~are going to adhere strict-
iy to- -our cash in ad/ahee/ policy, but
would llata very much to loose ajurigle
*ubscribeT8 When you aee that your
subscription i* about to expire mail us
^a remittance for $l.'50 eo that we-pan
continue to send you the paper. As
9tated before it t* not a matfer of cr.ed'-
Jt—itfimply a question of whether we
wish to continue The 8entirel or g >To
the wall. The cos' n> all- thirties g.»i* g
to maVe up h pap*-r hsy , advanced fo
much (hie 8‘<m i* g ^ - '
Friday, ti e Iftrh, ua,—L£—turt_..ilaj....of.
$ne 'too. good- a/name.’- So ]/ wa^ named, friec
iehd^. and it. means a whole heap\when l say
I am guaranteed by
If—you don’t like me return me to ydi
your money back. I have samL A Southem
the world oyer for keeping his word, mid I have giv<
dealer and get
-rh« —Mn
Bids Wanted
FOR SALE-^90 dj^xfkrtety speckle
velvet beans. ^rtce.$i 7ti per bu-. f o b
BiHxrkvUre^ JT Keeler, Blsekvrlle.S. C.
1-18 2t*^ / V ' -
Frsa Flowsr SMd
Hastings’ Catalogue
, Tall* You About It
No matter\ whetljer you farm on a
large, scale or only' plant vegetables
or flowers in a small way, you need
Hastings’ 19lV Seed Catalog. It’s
ready now am} we have jl copy for
^ALlsFOR^IA
LOST—etrayed or stolen one sandy
you absolutely free, if you ask for/It*
mentioning the name of this paper.
in addition to showing you about all
the varieties Of / vegetables,- farm
colored bow,‘weigtT
from my place Qjv'or aboTut* January 6
1917. RewanHf
returned ko J. M. Hill
seeds, this
WANTED,
EXPERT PAINJER,
PAPER HANGER * ^
AND DECDRATORs-
Graduate in U. sf Navy Yard
as Government Cabinet Pain
ter. 14 years “previous exper
ience.
Calls answerCcTat Bamberg’s
5c and 10c Store. _■ l-18“-3m
A old or new F<
ne ton truck thj
- t teams. JS.
«»dnlMtu/^
Write 1
Catalog. I
cst and h
—h. a t
Atlanta, Q
I t350 makes a
take .tjie place
■dan. Allendale,
ineet nod Soryeyor
pointui by Speaker IloylTm'the judici
ary committee. j
\V. V. Rielmrd*0ii and At J. Owens
visit! <1 Augu-frt ou btirincPH the latter
part of last week.
,Mi*s Helen Ca.lioun *pent Uie-week
end in Allendale »h the guest of ^Iiss
Virginia Warren.
Misses irma Wr.rren and Emily
Riley (if Allendale are the guests Of
JMrS'W. J. Lemqp.
Representative R. I’. S^arson ha*
been appointed on. the judiciary com-
Tuitt^e of the. House.
Torrie Richardson, L. 0. Cave and
©
E. D. l’eaccck were called to Augusta
on btiaiircsH Monday :
II J. Crouch went to Columbia tliis
week to attend a conference Of the
County superintendent*,. , ,,
Sidney Dick* has reiurned from N°w
"York where lie recently completed -g
course at g technical school.
— • ^ • . 1
The friends of Miss Flossie Patterson
will be glad t^-know that she has re
covered froma recent illness. * •
Attention is called to the ha’f page
advertisement of the big land sale to
take place at Wiliiston on January
23d. • ■ '
J. Morgan Weathersbee. W. J. Folk,
-Kr4^-vV jodw*sd-«ad A-. I.-~ McL^awre
of Rosemary attended the tax payers
meeting'Monday.
Capt C. H. Mathis, Dr L. F. Bonner,
J. V. Baxley, J. J. Ray, W, T. Waiker,
and others of Blackville were at the.
tax payers meeting Monday.
On account of special service* begin
ning in Allendale on that day there will
be no services in the Church of the
Holy Communion next Suuday.
Capt A. M. Kennedy. Dr" W. C.
Smith, L. M. Sprawls, B. Stringfellow
of Williston were among those here
for the taxpayers meeting Monday.
Representative A. W. Owens war
appointed a member of the following
committees: legislative library, medical
affaire, and priviledges and elections.
—J-udge J. Bratton Kirkland of Meyers
Bu
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sonic T/'mpTi*, a gold u. a 1 wilt be
presented, to a high-s'ffhool pupil for rhe
bt*8t sketch of Lee,, At the pnme time^.
the ladies of the Missionary Society of
the Baptisf. church will have an oygtCi^
supper. O)pier* will be served in
every style ; also salads; sand witches.
desserts 8Tid coffee^' Arr*n|[i‘mentr
have be^n mide by which j r im.pt *er;
vice is promised io alL and ’he p-iTrdr-
age of thq public wr.'l^ be appreciated.
Sjpper T «ill be ready at six unlock,
Ip esse the , weather is revere.-or,
rai y,4he affnir will be postponed «ne
Keeping Yourself Well
DRIVING OUT CAT,
Mill audGeo. D, Kirkland and Paul
D. Black of Milletteville were here
Tuesday eu route tc Columbia on busi-
nes J . .. . r ,
Watch n* xt wenk* paper for the page
edvert sement of Ii.- A. Deason telling
you Hbout nis one cent sale of Rvxail
go ids on Thurfdiy, Friday and Satur
day. • -
Mayor P. 8. Greene -i f Elko was a i
ba* ness vijitor here Monday, Mr ‘
Greene has not ye-t—h en convinced
that tittle P. H. Greene Jr K is not the
finest boy baby in seven state.*
W. C. Gray of Allendal <n<d 8iin-
day morning after airTtiness of about
two weak*. Mr Gray »» s*i» j»^t by
ilia wl»> and Sv riv children
msMd*f#«s tnnde a* Bm
iday
If psopla knew how tha p
. of catarrh Is a constant i
they would have hone of
Infests somatpart of the d
adjusted body and makes 1‘
enca
Kt on
troir
rewul
F'h
cately
seless.
thus throvylna on the oth^ organs
_ .. **- •- 8 hare ofmrork. It
more than thr«
affords a' carelully prepared Seed
bed for the perms of qpids, grip,
tuberculosis and pneumonia. It so
disarranges Nature's doplcate plans
as to make possible asthma, hay
fever and .otner Vcspiratory dis
orders. It spreads pnil 1 It becomes
systemic, thus involving many or
gans and debilitating the entire
system with serlougtesuUs. — ~
Catarrh Ik easily^ nyglected, and
it rarely gets will of - itself. It
meeds.-proper me^cinaV, correction.
For almost hdl&^ century many
Mtmd
lonnng at t »•
f V'.'T'—e* *r- - - '
-ti * t - -
^*,7 All aubscribera whi*- p
.dated ‘‘February 17” wii
tinned after the 1st at iF
/pnlefS a ^nrittanoe'for
as a renewal before thro’ i •
want the paper to conti u
date c n the label and (Jo. ^ t
discohtiuue ii.
tonic w
special
take 'and easy to administer.
The aim is to /lean out wakte mat
ter, to dispel /he catarrhal lntlam-
matlon. and ttne up the whose sys
tem. Its tilers' -willingly testify
that it has done all this andjeven
more for catarrhal suTTerers. What
It has done la the best proof of
what It will do. You may rely ‘
Peruna. i '
In tablet form It is
id
Masalls
Tablets are
t b-e i-d e a l
laxative and
liver tonic.
T h e y: have
no unpleas-
tnt effects
and do not
form a hab
it 10<? 25c.
TbsPsnaaCb
Umbm, O.
v*.*-
.. QyLU-8CH0OL PROPBRTY KOR 8ALI. '
Wo tlie undersigned, Trustees of
School District Number 45 (Barnwell)
arte for bid* ou the Old School Proper*
ly in tlie sb^vn of Bstnwell oonsi«ting
of about Two Acres of Land, and Bui Id-
ing thevson. JThd--Board of Tfune^s
will r*'ceive''Soald Bids up to February
1st 1917 on tbrSi entire- property, or on
the tr'ict./>f land, or on the buildings
separately or a* n whole, the Board rev
serving th.e right to reject all bids.
Signed ; / * ' •
” - Geo. H,Bate&, Chmn v
__ ^ H. 1). CaTTimfh,
A. D. Cdnftof.
r ; i'ruste e.
WANTED—Pefta, corn, X*helled and
ip the fchnek), velvtn Jlieanti, (in
and-ehelledj. pe*. IihVv, - I can place
our farm products tn advantage
Otis Brabham. AUendwier'S^C
I 18 It*
.WANTED— a kvc tdnfc*, de* q well",
ump, and pom^Hck. suitable for
^*Xter supply fdr country rosiden»*c.
t full pamqulnr- Jf 0. F<iwke.
aid ms*, VG- ■ •- 1 4 3t.
to-Ditte Soda -pyunt affd
✓
grass, Clover
catalog tells how you can get free five
splendid varieties** easily grown, yet
beautiful floweys, yrtU 1 which to. heau- ff
tlfy your homp b , “ . /. ,
Good seeds of Almost every kind
axe scarce, thjg season, and you can’t
afford to take chadces 4n your seed
supply.. HastingsV.Seedsjre de
able meds, the ldnd\*ou can alvra;
depend on living “gpod luck" wttS.>
You are going to harden of f^rm
tB6' epfing,/ Why nofl Insure success
ao^ far as- possible by\ starting with
the right ^eed? Uon’A take chances
not have
aday for - Hastings’ 1917
:b free and wfll both inter-
r you to Buccbed Jn 1917.
tSTINGQ Cd.,\8eedsmen,