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1 I 1 * r . « 1T" -T7 r ZM- 36 irnwell Sentinel, PUBLISHED EY KliV —at— - USD AY B A UNWELL, S. C */- R.'Movt)-COI K. KITI’HdR. rx: JEntereri an Becond-^rijisfl mail matter Feh- ruary 14.1905,atmi'H , ostoffi<*p»tparn- w.ell, S._CL, under (.he Act of „0ofigre8H of'March 3, 1879. . T ^V~ . - All changes of hdvcrtifjjig ajid all c..miiiunicutions must be in thin t ftice nut lator than Tuesday mornior, to in sure publication in the currentiseue. RHUMATfSM $0 BAD HE COULD MOT DRESS IfMSElF. TUjEt) A l-L KINDS OF REMEDIES 1*VT KtiUNfi A FEW PROPS Of 1UQN IN WATER K A/O H D A Y / p|iorr.iiT_UEi.iEF L / SAYS Al/l 1)11 OHE^PKIl. IKON MINERAL IS BETTER way T/~ tv Salesman Waj • Lubnciitfng oiJjAlfwut:se, spi-^ SfaRk’-. .,pvhih^Ta i t whole tiliie.,, Ui4is nntfi nlVifrtv' id dish ci 1. Man witR-ri<*qjJof(‘rV.. T .i.*.- l, ' y H i V (■ i> i t 1 e A i U' l'TUi t-rg Ov ! THiTveTiri iil, ’()li ib; " ' i • , ”■■■ I'-J -JUJ— TREASURER’S NOTICE / / :er M'B8( KIRTION ItATKrt. :■ One year If50; Six months ^reejrmnth^Oa -A ,Barnwki,l. Tin kpiiav Aikh’st 23, 1917 " ^WiMirtiiMwii^nw,: «•*««. m- “TiTieumaitifrin, rhcupi-tiiam. anq then some-more thenmatism seemed to b;* my Int-wTffr. ft would attack hie at urtex(te«*ed limes and almost kneck me onpfor good |i.d all,"says L, W. Sours, of Liiray Ya. ‘ , - “For two yt ars I w’tmt’trablefTo do anything and couldn't even dries ir. • self, and at night ! Hnip'y tossed and /■?-_-.*_ d_„>_ d* i C.f. rollt d with ngpni. anti, due^ tp the kid 1 M A Army Y. M. C. A. Work. kid ney trouble, I : r cIcon/ 7 my dreams were fitful and bad arid very often I would wake, up in^the middle of i'hc night and Whe/rl diffroirld turn over 1 could it ’tl| I would struggle and the pain woujil b 1 c iine almolt unbearable and my breathing would btcume diff - oull.-Auyune who .has suffered as I did, can reaXzv my gratitude tfndappreeiat- ion of Acid Iron Mineral. I th ugh it might help me and 1 used one fjC? bottle and two $1 bottles before I could see irytich change, but the third, dollar |/botih* 1 felt like a nev man and can do a gpod duy’s work and.rest well at nights.” urge people tp.take this Iron med icine wherever I g;> because it helped me where a great many oilier remedies tui'cfl ai iPRft 'r trying lo'uro , ajul cMitiiln d. to get worse I gave tip being ireattdaKd found relief in A I- VI, I want to eali\iieeial r.ttent ion t > the-f.1,1*1 ilia| when they take A-I jM do XIiol tA"x books will be open forth# eollection oj state^epun* :Ty nmt seJiobl tgixesTor the fiscal vlar/o^lP.17 fruin the * l5tli of (Tctobtr 1917 to the 15th of March 1918 inclusive,. January IstifUS a penalty of will be added. Febuary 1st 191S a penalty of 1 % will be added ^taking a total of %% for i Fehifary. March 1st. tplTith | r l.f)l^iuclusiVe a penalty of 5$ j will he‘lidded making a total of 7 to March |he 15th at which time thejtax^books will-close. ", Farmer* In Many StAte*TXl'«x: lovey rail ba: ^ : ' _ «, „ . *. a* „ lor state purposes 8/1-2 nulls • eadJl^ ordinary county purposes 8 3-4 And Finns Get Behind It jpjiig Oonstitutiopa’l \ School 3 In This County. x, m?n “ 1 -f! /: +V— .7 " jV . /1 in — Last week a meeting was held in Columbia to consider the raising/.of the State’s quota of the sum to be raised to carry on work in Army camps under Y. M. C. A. influences. On Tuesday of- this week a meeting wds held in Orangeburg to consider ways and means, for raising in th/ counties of~thj.s tllstrict the sums askt?d of eaeh county including Barnwell County. J. B. Armstrong, of Barn well, the efficient coupty treasurer, has been placed in charge of the work in this >ounty. ,\Ve are asked Tor a small sum of a1iout $l,0(i'i from this county. This will be The easiest molwy we e'er raised. One reason.- , for this will'he that so. many of our » young men in their Mexican border- experiences found out the value of the Army Y. M. A. tents. Jt, was the only .playe a young soldier could go to write a letter, or to have an hour with magazines or j tew spa pels.- They have told their stoi ses of its worth to their friends and parents back home. \ *“ » We know what it has done ihei'e, and every home and church in the county will lively give. . There are some facts that we do hot realize, however. We do not .stuff to considt r that die inea in cam pi- have left tl.cif Uuin<*:;, families, friend’,.' churc hes, nm\ ing' picture houses-acd in short all <•!' their.oqcial : und relig ious activities- ;tu4 hu-vu bccume -par of the bewildered life of army camp t • * and disciplmp. What _we want t<r do and are doing through Y. M?N.X A. work is fo adjust them to their ne\V Reconditions so that they may be kept to the same wholesome lives as they left. ‘ This will be accomplished by religious oversight of all atRlepc and social activities;^ It me—very true of soldiers that the devil finds work for idle hands to do. Athletics will lie _ _ . fostered. Music and singing will be prove cru cially at I rxtTiyMo yodr developed. Whenever practicable, if vTlHiav/ nr ( \]g'(T- In liavr debating societies will be organized. ;!a llul:tors I u ed uc;i lr ah Wilhtdl- Moving pictures’ and lvceum attraev CoHnro.; " r _s tions will be provided. These must be tu Kbblv .Ilill anil look if housed, and the men who give their ^ - lY 1 * I - tithe and labor cannot do it for mAh- r \ - t> , r o . / . ' ; ^ lie 1 epjiles 1 ru.-t. ( oiup^ny, ... ~ * • . Rock Hill,: JS. (V Here us never before will the re ligious lives of our soldiers be .made or ruined forever. They are cramped | LOST '! Rut‘h1o(oii Kpoeiai d<U! : iit-Hti p nt cm bottle bud be surei hi d jontinue a# d v<n(i will |i<*f for I n 1 *w what it wfB/Ja. decline d L. AY * S u s, l.uray, Y‘a., f . , Rlifuiria'isui* wln n it grips tkeLsMi.- fem. VhAji’s arein.d dirt ugh the v I ^ - - 4 > soinriii^ec in ()■«' spt'H hi d theT in ah- 'f lier./ f must h * rt moved from the Ido U. It moths tlie loop of itoy Hi en de.h, purify and v b nose tin* blo.nl ami Acid Iron Mi: era'., in it- highly eon- cantraLeil foiin tegling over 10 degre V ^penfaTgr vily iga «s tiie deal. rt:m ■if A! O' ngg'st' ii ve it.“’ f That the day of ^mall beginnings -and ultiinate greatness of accomplish ment is not over is certainly proven. to be a Tact by the case of Jbhh B. Jobson, who,gin the*opinion jst Atlan ta capitalistsy—inhetical farmers and government agricultural experts, has given to 4lie South and to the coun try one of the greatest inventions of the decade—one which, in the prac- tical words of l/Oting Brown, a lead ing farmer and writer of Georgia, is “now sweeping over the South, and is going -to give us a crop increase of at least a fourth.” .Mi/Jobsbn. has invented a plow'— .that’s" sill. He hasn't wrought out a new rapid-fire man-killer or fashioned si model .sivqrd; but he has, it is thought, produced an idea .that will make available, • without a penny of extra •cost, thousands of. tons of na't- uraL.ieriilizets that have lain dor- . Total LevyP?!20 1-4 mills ConimutatioL road tax is $1.50 ■ Special school levies ^are as_| | f follows: *" *2 mills. Aslileigh, Btildock, Barbary Branch, Cedar Grove, Colum bia, Edisto, Ellenton, Friend ship, Greens, Harmony, Meyers Mill, .Morris- New [Forest, i)nk x GroVe, Riverside, Sand IIilly Seiglingvi’lle, SeveuPines’ Tin! ers Creek. '; -■ 3 mill's larton, Blooming Dab -hickory Hill', < hvgfis mant n'ALit under the feet- of- the ! Loads, Sba<K' Jj(I farmers 6f tin- (gmntVy, but Which have ‘ Riclllai been so comp!cte.ly locked up in the soil that they have', heretofore been of no profit u.hatever. Wo w-ill buy, them..orsgriml them for you. Will .pay highest market price, ■; \ ' They must l)e p.i‘o])erlv cured,. • xl ■'Cnn be ^atlicred in bundles., nW'-i.ieeessttry to . jc^cibPod separately. . T - ' x Also in market forlorn| either fhelled or ouj^ah Corn, Slate whether y,our_Corhis Wbife, .Yellow or Mi.xhd. Ask for price ween you are ready fb si tip naming the quantity You<have.7 .. - % r Cfll us on long istliflce plic>ne ; of Mire at^ur expense. ; - * A -t BLEEDING GUMS ‘E ME A TRIM, :id 1 laud, Red 0; 1 ; Y namwu, open tip new p.ossiDill- ! Tj ( , r p U ]/( Hilda I ee< RoslllTTV 1 .in<! - hi suit" tillage that have hereto- j D(1CUJ/?S, illlua, 1^60. , HO-inai \,lf,'>itiginy hm?* at / Vwrce N \ I wa- nc_en impracticable and entiiely lit'taly Llfllicll, SjCltlllOl('. . ip.un i ur t > fivX^irltVijtit-OrUtt I id thv teacfi of the backbone of - v/ii l.'il-#. *•> »b;iG oi-Hi-rbi-v .1 t ,i • » \ . J eptmtrT—the* “one-boss farmer.’ j-y^uUs. I.lko - Hill!- 01 till ai} SJ t|„. UM . ,,f this l/ ( ' ^»tV-n. Irak iji JHs sinviliettv aftd nraetical Q ,«.ii~ e 1 p ; FOKSALR: A. bcniijiind surbumiiiilev. : te eon 1 a in i nx S1 ;n res. -mu mi* d rn he \^t;attTb-‘Tvfrl- . vi-HriXie, of. Kb-- enc/ w, a attbtirb of R/.< k 11 i U .- ;t * sboK v i a!i -f.'jdie Ij</in ami in. »i :f 111 oL \V i r I! I re»|» ( X) 11' o'( Tkb ^lace eoiitoin- an- ai- h rn« tXve "t Vfv story •••dwelling of- vino l'<M 'ThA l\vA good tciBTur lioti-e^ b‘i ltd yt he]' j^erssarv otit- buibliiigs. jilPin gtoul repair ; tin all around good- tanfi>0 T bis pjfupo-ittfqi ottydrfX tt* if The .lobson •Sydfem <>f soil culti vation ai/.l this Vehjarka'de plow will, i’ is rlainw-d, open tip new p.os'sibili- tH/SlOU ■■“‘•e'-oi “• * * .for* ont th" . W’ffh JO- sinvdieity aftd practical adaptaiali+y to ilie one, two or three? horseblock; it^ easy adjustpientyf) (lay, b/niHL haul or; shaib.v. Urndl its ]ie<-uliarNhandling /of the swi so tl+at vt can Rs worked several days earlier than tfto ordinary plow 4rt t wet land, and iU-Kworiderfiil digging | ^ arid turning p«>v(T\ 'Ihieli gives Vft , more (tTi( i*'ticy pe r Vi se-i»u wer—all ! of ilie.-r e<Mi*uine lo make it- s'otne- 14^fitills.' X. ‘ x\] plctoii,yRig Fohk; (bilvary. Double Rmid. Ilcdmtf Springs, \ pc uses 3 mills for bond. ; mills. Kline.*2 mills ordinary, n uses 1 mills for Loud thill: this which 4ias set farmers ^ » — / ;?v ’ "y by discipline, and oxposod to peculiar- .License gold Avhtyi With ‘ L. S « Already the engi‘T*ved. .insiiu/L Tob attiicbed \v;h ;t (T\TsTj/oig St\;is 'rigor ly strong’ temptation's Y. W. C. A., are asking for increased funds to protect the young women who live- in close proximity to camp towns.’ An illustration of this, dan ger is seen in the misplaced patriot- ism of many Li; h spirited girls who are receiving such attention's: and giv ing such li’oertii < to the menAvhd weat the khaki as they would never hai'e dreamed of in peace times... In• (jor- many it is espirv«tU'* : that from this relaxation, a mb misplaced paPr-uilXan «n the j on'i. of m i.'/’uided v, o.men, ,a :ui p:e t ram; that n!"i\ nvl life i.!' >0 1 mu’/ in v:i-'ttf):s, than tlTiec "fmHiea illegddtrs la.■■■ ~ be-’ii'\f‘; ; :t ■ • y trou syY -liocs. wit!/ifoiyt \\brj;y. .Be • in 1 *|‘vr. RyfuVn to ii'toyiud receiV< leWai'l. L 1 *n i lit ■ S,*i 1 idol’s, v riim rs, S.,(’. VOTIVE OF’DISeHAHGE ; V - h* r.e‘-y e.iv -h that .‘t* 1 - I-l.- d -V of X v M’.i) • ,* -li-»•:•.I -I’vXi'Ji’Y i 1 ‘ <i U ay; .ptli'e '-nL tv . r ' h (I ip" t ■- , a - A 11 i- - ’ f a -1; X and adjoining s.ta>es to . talking (fecj* plowrng as, they luiveto never "talke'ddt before.’- k ~~ ' That \fr. Joh-ton’s plow comes li ly .la-eommendetl is i«*adtly seen Hy the hearty Indorsements nf such men as F. J. Merriani, editor of The ^South ern K,urali.st; \V.,A. Barker, vice I'resi- dent and general manager of Beck It (dreg-g, orre -of The biggest liardyvare firms in tiie south; W. L. Ilnnnicutt, editof of The Southern (’ultivatqr; Honri.Tas. I). Brice, rontmissloner of agriculture; Dr. J. R. . IUnn r .oj Lu cerne, Ala..; It. C\ (JarHde. IT. S. Agrl- yuilture expert;. E. G. Willingham, Sr., of /Atlanta, .and many others from all sect tops of the country. That dh|| plow- and the Jobson T’ojnmon Sense Methods' have s rotTg liackiiig fri tit is county can- not be ♦Jenied-wben we. consider the names of the progressive dealers who are [•helping to .introduce the plow and secure .fog. cfTlT""people »the crop in crease that w : il| necessarily follow. These firms, who are how giving out copies of the Johson paper, X/tom- mon Sense Tarming,” are as followi: l. 1 m t- Ifr. s. ef Bareli* 11 Aiji> d 1 h* Hdwe C - *'i .\yieji tato. I>, E A ml * rs ft: of Du. ha t'iiil The pi. I in :'. ’Hnid'.M'.r ■ (! * f A r.- ii r.-oiiXS (J <>;• ■ f i ho 'arte t ho 1 iiV?l. | rogr* • -ive v.iii le-sle I ou y- it i hX (*f t i ** •' : o i >*id i • g i-i -”ii‘« i >tah ii-figii i r < f .1 d-isitf*. S >'e:n \ g-• iimy re id e /'if. , , • j * s. 7-mills. Duub«i:tuu'l lnills ordi- TTtvi v. “*» mills for bond; x Bluc’kvilio 5 mills prd.i- n.nrv,- 3 miU/ for DOiul. Bairfiix 5 1-2 mills .ordinal’} 2 1-2 mills for bond. NOTICEBF niSCHARCT N 1-* i * o i * t. ti! ; g.verr IT.a! 1 hfrr y • u.ii' « it!* i ■ o .! !iu dh T *o B. U't (i/e.rd-.ci: .of K.”tl:’*-(•• jA\ ap 'y v ;. .(•. d i . .'X i tP - • .to ' \ i <•* 1.. d • .N. \ fftt*, irr'ton d pi II it.li-ii •S 1-2. mills. .Allendale <> milL ordinary 2 1-2 mills fm-Laml. •* ^9mills. YVilIMon b mills ordi- rkii’y1 mills for bond. 1dx\2 mil’s. Barnwell (» mills oT(i»inayy, I 1-2'mills for bomlS; Drafttoaml clin ks will lumBc !fm*i»{c’d b>y taxfs, V,.\tv]iyxu tax pnyels rivk. .\('ounty'dffid school ^claims jvroperl'y. ji|.iprqvcd v,41i be accepted-for ta\es. J. B. Armstrong, Gounty trettshrer. , lR-4?5m H. G. HARDING AND COMPANY: \ . By roii. La;- Apr. 1J, 191 Old K.enVyckyl'Mfg. Go.. \ TXid'idah, K/. (Tentibrnpu :\ ^ ' . > • I -had chok'nc.iivniy l:< rd of X gs . i* k’t’UtlyiUld h(gtV<‘ fee»Ht ; e H rktomi'" Yb>g 01nH(’n("Ch to and -t .pj» d u- . h-r-ing I h ,.m l/e N HratVn,. I ruLoa'i t:t O la ad of hyCs j.« : r yd ak;ii;d' in vt r e I 4 J Xto hj’ wifiidot your rNabe-1}/. Your- very tlhdy. / li. th HAKDl 'ijNvX C*0 > t It II. Wa her, Ida Adv. t Appleton, C. HEL1‘ WAN I ED- My !.E AND ~~ FEMALE Eirry yo'e-' i-..iy• / r,r/TTm i/i military aw lmi- making »n«ler s|eo ¥ - - ... _ troubled with Sore Bleeding Gums, Use This Mouth Wash Dentist Use Any per#on troubled with sore. bl*-ed-’ _ iug gums, w hich o' times art* ahn ?t too- Sensitive to touch, w ill tie e at* tl after rinsing the m m It .with a half ned ‘half .solution of water ayd n Bur i iroir, known as Aeitl Iren ’Mineral win . may \ , be secured at m )!•» any drug S'ore llentrsts n-T rt ti totr.p; bt cifi L‘ a ;tE A 1 as a mmlthwrt‘-b w hed ex'.’raetil g yXeilt and it isuerf* city iuirurb's-. l;-fi-> as •t germieiife and ant - q Le H^tv. . ;.s a • sjl -Mlitl healing agent. ^ . ’ ’ * F. r ents, tfeis same rlalj; al i- n is line. T’ouriUg a lit tli^oii thevp t .'mj*. byiding and prevents sorvn* and’ X* st* ri. g. Ten isK'nd? t»f p* Aple frbu- luXtLwitn oidXofes lu ver k.-a 1 g'liave'^ pttnrmKLw^s lii tt-i'l.-Acfit !• on li .*-re.; w I i c h AicTng a h •ghiy , e.u cciitrtilt d , f irm a f ti^Kpral iftui ir.a: > s a . rb* externaf n m! dvx AE dm? -i-* !:av> itjVYr^fe d * > tl c 1 FErrcdiin A’TiMjoc^L b v^u : *Awr Vfl r i 1 f r* | aid i *- skin Ilk*ers. Ferr du e C fri*»tV)oi>ih : antNw4+*'ha-'b^-goi yf p*unmoti-t -* lioob* ducath'ii. I » w rite n- :it oi.ee t uir Catak gue and prosj-eetn >»*R receiving from f)ti to.7_’ t ail rs » We an ill'll V ' i’ j tir .l iron ."jtol mg meiluin uh’cb coni' iiuSj litakt r liiXx'tl.t'd- fifty tvi t jar-of send direct. x , . ' 7^; Money'di I ci g r J'crm>. BROWN & BUSH Lawyers ’ BA RN WELL; ,S. C. frt»m (’oiporatiei.-. BayltF and hu-iiit -- firms, for Sten< gra|iier.4 ajnl Bookk(•»•]>• • :s, offering syleiies of'tffi' CO to -fl^t < v . er month -• ’\Ve preuiiri-in t ip tm ; '[> ;r liitMtt l*s s'peeial een’-u - ("I -Lilc*y sitidpr •Jm'tjv t';ry who -are \\v.li k|io_\ii L Spivitfli-ls in their line: t"t7i\. bcmr*i:w^d-. ■ + — and t • • it ion e\, eiisc- estimated pnl v^l-E' Prsct'ce\iii all the courts/ AS^eM-g BheriTffer.iTv ofi'err-l Experienced S^. n nni P^EW.ng laperY o^tl Jjnd Ogriipliers and Heokkcej.er- w ho nbh • ^P! efMl ' fnrina l : V- t»y d - ’A-. better p sitipns -jliould aiso eounminicate | ^ 1 D.Emj. lAf^ast«tr a bni.-umg. w it It ns. '1 lie demand for S'erc gn M. A. W11 d e rX ’' Tl, n s\H . f ’ iEFIES & WILffER^ ATTORNEYS A*!' F\W nJ ami Bn*»kkeejN‘rs are inert a-ing each Ntrb TliousanM-ol high -a arietl pet ition- will la* available .this" winter af.d next spring fo-i^those who wi'l itntred a to I y_p re pit re t bom selves ’ V rite u’/TO DAY f r / rM. ii/formation. • K.\l OHTON’ B1 f A * 1 1.0 A L BltolNFXS ft »l)LK(iE, il-i-l’t '' ('ol Mlll'i:l S (’ BARNWELL S C. o . I To lent! at Onee * / • .; Y. S. OWENS / Lx- ’t. nniiuy ul.Law M^RKETIMC HOCS. . -X- 1 / . Mar t Hy*_',h/e~ '.eat- b’rirnrg tlajio S:v\ell over. M !. l/lea-Wi^Y Ibu. a w-i i !••>.' 'Ti'inii i : need -U toiuvr ?!>C liU t.l-el a’o 1 I Wrin. es b, X-. '1 . *• nullsX ll l’f .■.<!•-ra » » — ’ . • • , i \ t 1 I V* lit.’ U4+e-rift Ve. e -lilt <’O l(TOX- BE A R(’E A B ATTh Y^il,. S '.VjtTHl Hh t’ot on Fjicto's. t»re tHb"-tan-, tirtl, r< 1 ffthle Hi tl (Mi'ergetie. Tlieir-t.ex* tei siv*-, wart li^twing fncjl ltes hi d j-ii[i- erior bhI- sma.i ship your co'ui- niHud. They tftre Hhundnntrv ivUlu to finance any quant.I? of cotton shippFtl tin m l-.n’t lttMlyoirr interns *' t ) try Hiem? Do ik now t-.ial be con vinced. s. -J H nl >. 1~ D i y/xt ' l-\. i-. IN -k /X , \ nnt/ ^ifTTTTnr. r » -v j ibTSbE-iT DISTb rf”^ . v« 1.; ti At tor. 1«V [ /iirTikv wlf, . » -'4 - -j. - — - | ^ w , .a, -v.T T-* ar-r ^ ^ V >T . W T r > V V'Y V - ▼ C V T V T't' ' f Sixi -y, fyo-9?^ ■ K ^ p -V > a- j - <*♦. <*- ,f 1 »\ * '• Jk ' A 4k A* "• A4 /A A 4k A.A A.A‘ A «\AAAA|< Ope pry .are well a ..1 gr a is A it • 'w-ajl Ampler m. s ( I ' X!_ ... . di a mm.Hu I'E -r I)' V! N<h i. . I Thii it a prescription prepavad f specially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. i.Five or six doses wHl break &ny cn?c, and , if token then ai a tonic (he Fever wall hot return- It acts on the liver better fhar» Calomel and decs not grip; qy sicken.- 25c '' k -VV *"T y 7-1 i-.' i lv n:i,i t \PU thi’V iiiv moved ... ol militate, i i. ici*U) ty. 'The Y. M. (-. At is pox-g Vb v. :.f. along tiie sain!' burs to help.. 1 ire -nab* diers ito hd’cltxtn men. and to ii- urnd - to their- h.uues u-ttd f nuims -.as ua/o nH ' n - ’ X-’ : Darnwoll County hasneufie a ^ncui-. / did response to c\ ei \>rtj)peal That inis' ueeff. made ou iiX-Ave wilt dm tnisXTwi*' the hoys \ux4tuvg sent tp light ,our battles, andTiecause Miey are our Uoy>s ; . Rub case and supple :lei out ness deep into jnuscles i ja^.d iointsx s stiffness land rheumatism with-Mustang Liniment. 25c m 50c., $1. • XT NOTICE OMNCCRPORATION- PurRimpt to a c mmissron isptu'd to' The u dvrsigm d by ih«f St-ereiii/*' ol S^nte^rNoLce i- lieriby given tint tin ‘ Books o/ Mq^riptioTr t> the (lap ta Sleek of Hit* \VfJli-tun TNlephoi e Co* njojly, h' corporation sought lobe char red by the^State dl "South Car dina- will be opened Ht Iweirv (12) o. , CjL ,| <.*k >i • t on the lOtir-da-y ofXoviihfd r 1917, at t i Off of the . Tt It pi.o. e (J- uipaiij . Wi lift in. S. C. '" ". W. (IX iLIck. _ L. 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