Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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We lire sorry to report thas Vr C.F Molhir h»@ been confined to hsbed The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA', 1 County<A Barnwell By John K^ Snelline, Esqjiire, Pr.rbate Judge. 7' * ' c ' f Whefess, rfttsy'Long Wade suit to me to'RrautiHuto her L-rfori o f Administra tion ipt the-E-tatc and effect*/of Lee lor the past few days. I( ua* i »re§snry to call a trained mme for httruTast week. His many friends hope for hfy early re covery “He/that would thriy Must rise by fiv c, r’ "Hd that hath thriven May lay till seven. Truth may bt* blamed much truth in/the OlcKthingA are* best, > best^, old friends om-etinies we think rhost friends; they bt or contradict or NOTICE t i pay Cpinpnurd •»ruwtj>Fi>y Satur- . \SFF. shall be pe- AII persons/foili Tax of t,he- tnwn u day, Deice in be r 22 nali/ed hue dollar therefore, to cite and ad id singular the Id: dred and -.et-aidb ■<» Long.deceased, r before nle, in to’be held at December 20th. But can’t he shamed J. E.‘ Harley, Mayor of Barnwell ■Birnweil on Thi/r-d iy i elt. ufter pttttliyition thereof.■"at 1 o'clock ,in the forenoon, to show chi s* MyC&ld wel 1, •Clerk And I’ll tell you what to do. A Friend in vour need Is ar friend indeed. ’ They never can be wise Who goodcounsil despise.’’ Mr, and Mrs. J. R; Kelly mo tored to Columbia Tuesday 150 ruing, Nonie Best has been spending a few days at Lynch burg with friends. "i <'■ •> . V rf. tf" Mrs. Catherine L. Creech and Miss Valerie Lazar spent the imst week end in Agusta. r Mrs.* Lena Davies left Satur day for air extended visit to York,Chal : lotte and oihel* .pointed Di\ and Mrs. R,W. Rll&yjiC-s. McAllister and JMibs Kate Wood ward motored to Augusta Sat- Tlie many friends of Mrs. J. S. Plexico are glad to learn of her return to her home here, after under going an operation in the University Hospital in Augusta. Mrs. Plexico is imp rovingrapidly and we hope to s§e Her Out soon./ ' " ^ Sauta ClauS hereby gives notice "that to Children of the Barnwell Sentinel Readers that all lettejs from them' to him.M'ill bc/caiefully"read and considered; Send them in at if Snj'thry .have, why the said Admin istration should not be granted Given under my haml this 4th day-of December, Anno Domini 1917. , JOHN K. SNELL1NG, ' . •/ v Jodge.of Prohite.' Published mi tin* 6tb„day of ,D c nihei 1917, uVjtbe B unwel l Sentinel UCKEYE HULLS, after being wetted down for ten . A** f ttroUrA ViAii'rc o aa 1 <%• f of aa rvl Ae C1 m iln*» f a NOTICE.i-StrnyejKof stolen from Al!cii(la!e on Mojaflaj, Hece-ihMrOth, one bay bdMtf'about seven yeWs old. Notify, / W.T. Rhey, . or twelve hours, acquire a* taste of odor similar to the succulent ensilage odor that cattle like so well. Simply feed M raaoi mam * COMING TO BARNWELL ASSOCIATED DOCTORS SPECIAUSTS CITATION LINTLESS properly and your stock will like them better than any other roughage. Once they are accustomed to them, they will not be satisfied with anything else. There is every reason why your cattle should relish Buckeye Hulls. They are all roughage; no lint that is worthless as forage; no dirt, trash or dust. • !"•*• • ■ ■ f* . , */’• • vf . Other Advantages Buckeye Hulls cost much less per They take less spacer in the’ bam. ton than old style hulls. They are sacked—easy to han- Buckeye Hulls allow better as- die. similation of other food. . They mix well, when wet, with Every pound goes farther. other forage. Mr. L. R. Farmer, LouitoiUe, Ga., says: — • * ' that he has used no other hulls but Buckeye for the past year and gets good resiblts. Cows hav.e not been both- The STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA. Country of Bar (well. By John K, Smelling, Esquire, Prubfcte Judge. Wheteas. Jqscph William Wachier made suit to me u> grant onto him b* t ters of Admmistre.Uon i f the EsPite of $nd cfT cts of- Mr#. Mary * Gertrud - Zerbst, , These a r e, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the Kindrtd and creditor* of the said Mr#. Mary Ger trude Zorbsr, dec-ased, that ijiey be ami- app.-ar be ft re me. Hi the (Ji urt of Probate, to be held at Barnwc I on Thursday, December,20th. next, after nublieatinn there if. at 11 o’clock in tlm forenoon, t> show cause if a y th* y have, why the said Administration shou d not fx* granteJ. -Given under my Utvml tide 4th- day of December, Anno D unini I9L7. JOHN K. SNELL ING, Judve of Prohate / . Published on the 0th day of Decembo' 1&17, in the Bam«ell treuti ei. WILL BE AT HOTEL MOLAIR FOR ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, Dec. 22nd.. 1917 FROM 9:00 A. M- TO 4:00 P. M. Mrs. B. F. Provoanx and children of Cave, spent the week end with her parents Mr. 411 d Mrs. W. P. Brabham. The many friends of Mrs. C. T. Douling will learn with re gret that shei&dn the University .Hospital in Augusta fa^ ir-oaG OFFER THEIR SERVICES FREE OF CHAROE Sergeants Isadore Owens and Zatk Creighton of Camp Sevier (Greenville) -ttre at home on a furlough for-^a few days. Miss Cora Lee Wilkinson of Denmark spent Sunday with Miss Leila Cook. 1 ' .* Miss Blanche * Plexico of Nesses, visited her neices, the Misses Plexico, recently. M rs. M. M. Holly lias re turned from a visit to relatives' in Barnwell and Snellings. The Associated Doctors, OBic^s and Lat)0ra10rtcu; TTiDffdetphiar TaTr TW censed by the 8tate of South Carolina, are. skilled in the treatment of dheanes Inf blood, liver, stomach, intestine^, 1 skin, nerve#, heart, spleen, kidney, or l bladder ; bed-wetting, rheumatism, eci- atica,‘tapeworm, Teg.ulcers, appehdi- .-Citis; gall «*oues r goiter, piles, etc., ! without operation, and they ofTer their services free to sufferers on this visit. You get the skill of, a combined staff obexperienced physicians and special ists. A well known Columbia specialist is consulting physician for this State. No matter what your trouble may be, call and see these Specialists and have-a friendly talk with them. Hundreds of people have found health and hapipness in using their treatments; so mignt you. Married women shbtrtd be accompanied by their husband#, and minors by pa- rents.Their opinion and services are free V , r .Remember the Date and Place ered with cough since using Buckeye Hulls, To secure the best results and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the hall* thoroughly twelve hourt before feeding. It is easy to do this by wetting them down night and morning for the next feeding, if at any time this cannot be done, wet down at least thirty miniates. If you prefer to feed the hulls dry, use only half as much by bulk as of old style hulls. Book of Mixed Feeds Free Gives the right formula for every combination of feeds used in the South. Tells hoW much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fat tening, for work. % Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions foe 'using them properly. Send for your copy to the nearest mill. Dept, k The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. Dept, r Atbnta Birmingham Greenwood Little Rock Memphis Augusta Charlotte Jacheon Macon Selma CHEAPEST, BEST WAY TO RECAIN LOST STRENCTH Mrs. Ida C, Ilarvely and little son, H. M. Ilarvely of Fairfax, were in the city Tuesday. __ Thoa' M. Boulware, Esq., spent last Friday in Columbia on professional SIX OR TWELVE OUNCE BOTTLE OF CONCENTRATED ACID IRON MINERAL SUFFICIENT FOR * HOLE FAM- . 1LY.USUALLY. Bugler Johnson Hdgood of Cam]) Sevier, Greenville, S. C., is here on a visit to relatives and friend®. Mrs. E. L. Patterson and chil dren of North Augusta are spending, a few days here with relatives and friend^ Colonel Alfred Aldrich of Greenwood is attending court here thfe-weekr ? Mr. B. Conway Taylor, represents** of the United States Fidelity apd Guaranty Company wa« here a few dsya this week. Mr. Taylor ia by pro fession a Newipaper man, having been in charge of a country Newspaper and connected with the Baltimore Sun for four years. He ia therefore inoerested in Newspaper work, and ho spent some time with us afcthe Sentinel. WHY BUY THE EXPENSIVE PREPARED IRON PREPARATIONS. r v. / The value of iron., just plain Acid Iron Mineral, is so well known, every one, if weak or Doubled with blood or ind gestion sh uliTtsxeit. And Iron Mineral, highly cone*ntra teil andTested, goes many tiarteH farther than weiker prepared iron pr. para- tions, ai d just plain And Lron Mineral mixed in wat •* — just afew drops in a LIBJERTY BONDS AND OTHER v VALUABLE PAPERS CAN BE SAFELY KEPT iyTHK NEW \- . - .. • / LY COMPLETED VAULT OF THE BA UN W ELI WANTED. Position as overseer of farm Have had 1* year's experience. Ad dress P. O. B ()X 8 Barnwell, S. C. aft r meals, makes the finest kind of t une -to enrich the Wood. To get red 1*1 iod iro » must he used. It drive*, out Uric Acid and the poi sons ctusi.'g so nnich rhvumat c suiter- irg and increa-ues-the KtrejLRth • oruggisiH -ell -Aukl Iron Mineral as put up by the Ferrodiue Chemical Corp. in.four sizo# Hospital and emergency bottles at d for family use in 6 and 12 ounce bottle*, 6<Je and #1. The trade mark guarantees full strength. Direc tions with-each bj.tt e. BANKING COMPANY. / / WE OFFER YOU ROOM FREE OF CHARGE FOR SUCH VALUABLES THAT OUGHT NOT TO BE KEPT AT HOME. Deposits (ytober *29th / • Deposit^ September 29th / , ’ - Increase for one Month WAS UNABLE TO WALK AT TIMES, SAYS SHE J« E. Harley, President. A. M. Denbow, Vice Pres H.Ww. Walker, Vice Pres* L P. Wilson, Cashier TO MOVE AROUND SHE HAD TO PUSH. A chair BEFORE HER. HAD TRYING EXPERIENCES-. MORNINGS WtRE MISERABLE FOR MRS DURHAM, BUT THE AFTERNOONS BROUGHT HER MORE COMFURT FOR SALE FARM LANDS AND TOWN RESIDENCES HERE i no more 1 element of good printing than on time delivery. ■ - „ . f * - • J v < It is our constant ' effort to produce the best quality of work at a fair price, and to see that it is delivered promptly at the time specified. - Old custpmers appreciate this ser vice. A trial order will quickly demon strate its; value to other firms. THE BARNWELL SENTINEL JOB TRUSTING DEPARTMENT AVe offer O. H. Best plantation of 4OQl acres near Allendale on the public road. As good land as there is in the Couuty. Cap be subdivided. ! ' s< (<We have several names on our list for purchase of tracts from.50 to 30J) acres. It you want to sell, list your property with usy We offer for sale the two hew two story residences of Mrs. Frankie Best Brown on Washington Avenfie and the six room residence on Marlboro Avenue. Also half acre building lot of Mrs. Annie P. Easterling on Marlboro Street. We can help you to financs these propositions. - If you want to buy orselt, geUin touch with us. my bed and then my musclea would, grt so I could more around by^puehing a.chair b*4ore me. I generally was able to get around euongh to get dinner, though I uever could get breakfast. U “Qne of mv legs waa badly drawn, and I hurt all over and suffered torture, f had rheumatism badly for three or four years, but I had been in bad health for about nine years when I began to take Tanlac. I also was troubled a great deal with indigestion and head aches, and my nerves were almost gone to pieces; I could not sleep well, and my system was weak and rundown and I felt tired out all the time. -The Tanlac soon got me where I could dq. my -housework, for it quickly relieved the rheumatism and' that drawing in my leg. I am strong and I feel well now. Tanlac certainly is a Hne medicine for rheumatism. I think. I very seldom feel a pain ^in my. body now, 60 well did Tanlac break up the rheumatism. •‘The medicine also built up my sys tem in general, gave me a flnesppetite and relieved the i> digestion. 1 e< u1d not Qat anything hardly when I began takiii'g Tanlac, hut it g**t me^so I could eat anything I wanted. l ean sleet* wejl now, and the Tanlac relieved the nervousness. J sure do feel tine, and the improvement in my conditions is dUQ to Tanlac ” . _ BARNWELL REALTY COMPANY V. S. OWENS,"-- P: 8. GKEEI Barnwell, S. C Ward off attacks of grip, colds and indigestion by timely medication with tbe thoroughly test- ed and reliable remedy of the Ameri can household * - - It’s better to be Many a tong spell of might have been prev« remedy had been ret* stages. Any articljurha used lor nearly \ THE fCKUNA CO. 1