Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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, will hv held in tin funic Tempi*!, nt Thuirf*dH>. Ala'* 8.1) yi>itint hre’l-rti, ,f| 1 ’ m atf* *, • ■ perform the ceremony.’’ " The d»upl« agfeed, and at thftproper moment thi •clergyman°aaid : “Will those who wist to^be united in the holy bonds of mat cirwpny please come forward?” Where ■upon thirteen women, and one, mat ftroceetW to the altgr.—Chicago Nawa Wm. McNair. See LOCAL Items Picked from Town gg and County. btiyLc izianrie Coffee. No, Ma'am clearly States that if it doesp’t n your ide^t of a better coffee, * yo m *oRTtnsi,*f)OAi ,£ '* s 'f ** Oaiieate. l'*» * The Luzianne Guarantee incorporated The Reily-Taylor Company^New Orleans FOR 8ALE—Trespass notices printed in large letters^ Prompt attention The Barnwell Riven to mail orders Sentinel, Brtrnewell, 8.. C :•/ ,* • .i-• F’OR SALE-iSent liens promptly tided. > * The Barnwell Sentinel, Barnwell, S^C Mail orders licks of Greenland was a visitor here Tuesday. ' • 1 Jaitr/a- ■ Allen Brawn of Mityers- Wtsitor here recently/ Fred Powell was here ou business the first part of the week’. '.. W. D. Gantt spent the week-end with friends at Ulmer, l ‘ ~ ’FANCY CAJ.IFORNIA Fruit^. make you say, “Set ’em up again.” For it’s.always fair weatheP when good folks get together over a cup of steaming, st&ving-good Luzianne. YouT dob’t’sbuy a pigjn a poke when, you, in First L. M. Sprawls of Wiiliitoir was a biiii-’ tw-s* visitor here Tuesday. A. D. Oliphant of Colombia spent the week-end here with friends. Mrs Joe .Blanton of Orangeburg is the gtrest of Mrs S. W. Blanton. We Have Installed an UjvYj to/Date * Sbda Fount and wHT tie glad lir Sort? you'; ■ es that if it doesn’t meet V. -• *■■■ ‘s' of a better coffee, * you’re ./ A If. Ninestein of Blackville was here on professional business this weex Barnwell Fruit If, after using the contents, of a can,you are not satisfied in every respect, your gro^ cer will refund ybur money. - entitled to, your money back and £eti it Buy a Can of Luz ; anne and re adjust your ideas of what good coffee must be. Ask Tot profit-sharing, catalog. . ;A k- Harold Buckingij.<im of EIhuunn was the go•*Ht of Barnwell friends this Week. John Simms is at ►onto from the University of South Carolina for a short visit.. ’. ‘ / Miss Lena Cave of riiinbarton wntl the guest of Bain well friends—this week. A WANTED. The friends of Miss Jessie Joiner are glad to see her out after a recent sick ness. FOR SALEVNice lot ofkjHles well broken for farm work, See me before buying, l ean save you money. (j / A. Kennedy, Williston. ». 0. 2- 15-17-11 to The Sentinel If Herbert Biaatt is ablc„lo he-out. again after a severe illness of several •weeks. * ’ — . _ LOSTf^-On Saturday morning. F'eb. KHb-bftwrea M.r WiHiam Shepheard*sr home and Rurcfeh&lter’s drug store one gol*f Watch and Fob, plain case. Finder w ill please re turn to Barnwell post of- TTon Jas.TT. Pavis epetTtf the week- f JTce -aiuT receive Jiberal reward. 2* 15-it <M«d a? .home returning to .Columbia i Monday. T V Dr W, M. Jones of \yilliston was it? the city on business .for a few hours ‘Saturday morning, F'OU SALE—Beautifully carved eb ony case Mathushek square Piano in I erfect condition. No reasonable offer refused.. P. U, Bo* 3. r >2y/ 2- 15-tf - ~tf your merchant hasn’t an,ad in this issue, ask. him if he is asleep or Jias no goods to sell. FOR RENT—8-room hoose and.barn, also 3 upstairs rooms. Brown Printing Mr and Mrs Terrie Richardson and their mother, -Mrs Cappie Richardson TO otoretl to AtTgirstH-thrpast week-en Mr and Mrs Ben l.lavis, and Miss dole of Dunbarton were the guests of Mr and M r s L. W. Weatherdbee last week. _ Mrs C. A. Best and lamily^and Miss Kliza Ktrklaii'T we“re the guests of friend* and relatives in Ulmer this -wee*,— 2-lo-Tt Company A old or new Ford and $350 makes a one t >n truck that will take the place of 2 teams; lot ri outer. 12 7-tf.> Break your Cold or LaUrippe with a few-doses of 6dtJ. .. 12-14 13t X. The friends of Mrs Julia B. Easter ling will learn with pleasure that 1 she is rapulljr improving from her recent illness. John L. McLauxin has announced his «ttndidacy for governo?. His issue, is (indersUiod, will be the state ware- lion s) stem. * •*—r ... • V -■ •• . - .—V— — , ■ Horace J. Crunch, county superin tendent of eiluoaUon, has been busily engaged this week visiting tjie differ- tjti’t schools of the c'oilhty. . \ / T B.n nwi If was vi*iterTby a fdfglir^aTl of snow Monday mofning. In « short while the sun came out, however, and - the white. RUB-M Y-TISM — Antiseptic. re lieves Rheumatism,..Sprains, Neural- gia. etc. 12 11 13t FORT..SALE—Ca«p Tlirfislpng Mar chine/ TVrfeet oril^r. One*T2- H. 1'- (Jasoline Enpine in perfect order. ( Wie Saw Mill.^Fhigine and Boiler. One Corn Mill and one fe-d tirinder. Easterling iV Cave. Opposite t’.iurt IIousp -R.2Sr.lL- ■' .—r T. S. Cave Is having a handsome and commodious two.story dwelling erected on.Main street on tire lots he recently purchased from th > AIdrich estate: FOR CiALK—U»t) bushels of Mxtra Staple \vehb r No. >2 Co»tini Seed t*frc« ! dH-r»fh ficP" bushel—-TlttS-eoHOff a Howard Patterson of Mflfon; Cr»r, If -here the guest of liis aunt, Mrs L. R. OrLham. Mr Patterson has jeeently re cent ly recovered Xeqj» an .attack of ftnetfinunia, - ' - Mayor Paul S. Greene of ike thriving JittW city of lhko was a yisitor-here Monday. Mayor Greene is a candidate for re-election and ill as much as there is no opposing candidate he is very confident ot being fe-elected. Our readers will learn with regret. Watson has been or- that Col. E. J. tiered plet J rest for several weeks'and tKatbii scrlount of his absence from* his office will not be able to continue his' inter esting and instructive levies of articles for “ ’ ' _ Sentinel oh “Hqw To Beat The" Boll Weevil Tn Barnwelf County ” ^ The Baraca class of Willi^on ii planning to have a Men’s Meeting on the first Sunday afternoon in Mart’ll Dr H. N. Snyder of Wofford Colege will be the gift*d and forcefup.speaker and Will tiO-dj3ubl.be greeted hv, Isrp.. audiences. The meetings will be held .ln..tlie.jYilliOoi> P, ai -,i.isr...nu„»Rh. A t lirought-27o at climax of market. Jas. J. Ray. Blackville, S. C. * . 1 1-tf KoVsALK—One. Buick Touring Ct jO**c^tyod ttttp^Iverfaud Touring Car Touring Car.' Tliese>art*"'wide guage that^S^in” sell at very used TtfOi reasottab' nin easninl)>tpieces. ATT in g/od rti'n- ing^rd^r.- Call and see theify.*." 4 * Easterling A (Jaye. I-25-4t Opposite Court TThuse. _.Have you seen the truck attachment on the Coca-Cola Truck, it is a Smith Form Attachment, cost $350. 12-7 tf FOR SALE—one hundred bushels selected Pure Cleveland .‘Big Boll CPt- ton seed at_?iJ.50; one 'hun-dred bushels Puru Toolf* outton seed at $1.25 per bushel, sacked t o tr-Uliners. 8. C, ' * ' ” J, G. gliders, Ulmer; S C. 2 1 OH FOR SALE--tny sjtiven ■ room res R deuce «ii maup,'8treet in Barnwell. DesirahieTrrpMfijd) J’riee and terms ra>LU.kfct; 1JL. .ANIQHTS OF PYTKlXS, LODQE No. 16. .. 'Wirnrwl tRUim u||i ‘be a meeting for. eve^body. and at ioor ii clock n tlie aftemnrm there w 11 l)^ a meeting for men only A certain rector just hi fore the serv ice was called to the vestibule to meo a couple who wanted to be marriedV He •explained that there wasn’t, time for jtfce ceremony then, “buTT sat 1 he. “if you willbe seated I will give ah op port unity at the end of the service for HIM* ‘ " M v- A regular meeting of Barnwell Lodge No.-18, Knights of Pythias is Just think this over a minute.—How.many friends have you ? Not the fellotvs wh I’ve played faip I’ve never lied to my ie •cheated tbern, 1 nor ^double- horrnw from yon—T mean the chaps who ~crossed them, nor field ou£/sg-fhem . will fight for you! Tellows who ‘believe • in you—Who stick by you through thick and thin, - You can count them on one hand, can’t you? But listen to this.—I And why? Because I've been on the level. They knowNne by my right name—SOV- EKEIGN, A true gentleman of the South, ■ born and bred of the real Southern sto< I mingle the'ilood of Virginia and Caro lina—the best in the world—the choicest, sweetest, ripest,. smoothest tobacco you- ever smoked. • • , . 1, You Folk$ of the South KNOW Good blood! ■MMPi ■PPPP I have friend's down South, and I keep them-because quality does tell.. And it means a whdfe lot when I say:- •UlWt'.'I'W third Friday in each J muivth at Castle .Hall at $ o’eltvk. p? m. A fuU- am you attendance Is requested. By tlrder-of-R A. EUis, C. 0, •VW. Me Nab. K. R. A 8. narmony: i nnok m. n a. f jh. A A regular. pommum-? (4 U t I A It , t III . a. a. ike me Return me to y&ur dealer and get your money back. I Have said it. A Southern gentleman is known^ the world dver fpr keeping his word, and I have given you mine.