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LEND A HAND —
:' r Patriotic spirit now. awakens
all the land time to don your
overalls and join r t|ie Service
Band; time to get yoiir spade
and dig a parallologram—every
body’s busy now helping Uncle
Sam, , On the farm and'in the
-town, ^amateurs in jeans har?
vesting the radishes, putting in
the beans folk of high and low
degree, birds of every feather,
in a fominon bond of weal la
boring together 1 Mother ha9
an onioii bed, father’s keen .for
peas; brother’s hunting ’tater
bugs, down upon his knees; sis
ter’s raising salsify, grandpa
hoes the corn, aunt and uncle
weed the patch every sunify
morn; each as busy as a bee,
happy ga a clam—everybody’s
farming now, helping Uncle
Sam.
Corinne Rockwell Swain.
Have you paid for the paper
yoti are reading?
RUB-MY-TISW — Antiseptic" Relieve#
Rheumatism, 8praiu#, Neuralgia, etc.
Messrs. J. W. Johnson and J.
H. McDonald of Williston were
here Friday.
Mr. W. L. Best, one of Allen
dale’s most progresiive farmers,
was in town last Friday.
Mr. F.W.Delk, bookkeeper for
Briggs Buist & Co., BlaCktille,
S. C., was in the city one day
last week. *• —
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Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Turner Of
Ellenton, and Mrs. C. M. Meyer
of Dunbarton, were among the
visitors here last week.
Mr. Newton Loadholt. a large
planter of the Fairfax section,
was here last Friday on business
of a personal character.
Mr. Allen Dunbar, a very
progressive farmer of the Dun
barton Section, was in the city
last Friday morning on impor
tant business. *
Mr. John F. Ware called at the
sanctum tbesday.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe
with a few doses-of 666.
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Mr, Barney Owens of Dunbar
ton waa in town Monday.
"ilrs. E. P. Phillips of Syca
more was in the city Monday.
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Mr. W. M. Phillips of Apple-
ton was a visitor here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Creech of
Kline spent Monday in the city.
Mrs. Bevis of Williston spent
Sunday and Monday in the city.
Messrs. Geo. D. and Audrey
Sanders of Fairfax were in the
city Monday. -
Mrs. W. L. Cloye and H. L.
Hall of the Bull Pond section
were in town Monday.
Treasurer J.B. Armstrong and
Supervisor B. H. Dyches spent
Monday iu the city of Allendale.
Private Herbert Black of
Camp Jackson spent the week
end here with frienda and rela
tives.
Miss Callie Ramey of North
Augusta is hero visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. E. L. Patterson, and
friends: -
Mrs. Ellen H. Wise and R. J.
Rountree of Williston were iu
the city Tuesday in attendance
upon the probate court.
Messrs. Carter Price, Morde-
cai Maznrsky and Dr. »M. C.
Best and Solomon Blatt, Esq.,
speut Sunday in Sumter.
Messrs. Idis Brabham and W.
F. Sea9e of Hattievillo were
among those who attended the
probate court here Tuesday.
Messrs. B; F. Jenkins, J, J.
Ulraor, Gordon Boynton, W. H.
Hardin, B. M. Jenkins and Jas.
A. Jenkins of Kline, were in the
city Monday. ^
The Red Cross work room is
now located over Lemon Bros’,
store, and is open on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri-
■iiiwili —tarn. amwnJfc,
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• Mrs. Malvina Bellinger,
widow of Dr. Martin Bellinger,
a former resident of Barnwell,
spent a few days last week iijday . eaeh week,
the city on the way to her river
plantation
The friends of Mrs. Julian J.
Bush will be glad to learn tliat
she is improving from her re
cent severe illness. Although
eho still has a trained nurse her
symptoms are improved and
there are encouraging hopes for
her speedy return to health. ,
Mr. Fred A, Dyches of Barn
well R. F. I)., left here last Sat
urday-morning for Willie, Ga.,
Liberty county, where lie will
make his future home His
.friends wish him much success.
L t Before leaving he made arrange-
^^iWnts to hear from home every
a week by subscribing to The Son
inel. ' •
The friends of Hon. Geo. H.
Bates will regret To learn of his
sorioiis illness, which has con r
fined him fo his home for over
three weeks.;. His condition is
serious and grave apprehension
is felt. The entire community
is overwhelmed with anxiety at
his condition and earnestly joins
vyitli the family in the hope of a
turn for the better. Dr. Wat- g U sta GaX
son-of Columbia was called into'
consultation-with his attending
physician, Dr. A. B. Patterson,
on "Sunday night, and every
thing is being done to accom
plish his early recovery that
skill and science can furnish. ’
Mr. J. W. Bowden, cashier of
one of the banks in Hampton,
along with the Hon. Juo. W.
Vincent of Hampton, were visi
tors iu Barnwell on Sunday.
The home of Dr. L. M. Mace
was made happier and brighter
Sunday evening about 9:30
o’clock when Mis9 Marie Eliza
beth made her appearance and
wa9 crowned queen. -
The friehds of Mr. Richard
Hankinson, son of Mr. E. J.
Hankinson of Healing Springs,
will regret to learn that he is
quite sick. Dr^JJannor of Barn-,
well is attending him.
XFOR SALE-«-VeHe 5-passcn-
gor baring car, practically new,
cost $16^)0, fully electrically
equipped. WHLgell cheap for
cash or arrange torriT&^^rite.-^
E. E. Wi*hers, - Fai r fa x, STD . 5
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WANTED—to rent t Kree or
fmu-Jiorse farm/ Mujrt be good
laud^aYrd-.h^ve goo« dwelling.
Can get pleytyT^fehorand can
finance <the farpL Appfjvtn C.
W. MobleyyW Greene St., Au-
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Colonel Alfred Aldrich, now
residing in Greeuville, was a vis
itor iu Barnwell on Sunday.
He brings, good news that his
sister 1 ,Rosa Ashl'eigh Aid-
rich, has quite recovered from
her recent fall and lameness and
x is wonderfully well,considering
her feebleness and infirmities.
His sister, Mrs.^AIle^the widow
of Captain Jack Allen, is now re-
- siding in New Mexico, where her
ton, Gdurdiu, is rapidly recover-
ihg’his health". The colonel him
self looks splendidly, attributa-
blejropreTor less to a healthy ap
petite., He was being enter
tained by his friend,R. A. Ellis,
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Mr.„B. T. Rice of Bamberg
made a short visit to Barnwell
Tuesday and called very clever
ly at The Sentinel. M*. Rice’s
bright countenance and pleasant
smile9 are a stirn.ulous worth
while. Come again, Mr. Rice.
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STOLEN—tw r o weeks ago / a
red Texas pony weighing abOut
70(U fbs; baa short jnehe and
tall and bas burnt- place on back
$10.00 rewarjcUfe^offered for re-
trprr of same tb^ojyner,—Lige
MoodyvHattieville, S~T>;3t
NOTICE TO DEBTORS CREDITORS
Notice in hereby Riven that all per
son# 'TndetTt&Ktb the estate of John
(Jr^-ene. deceased, will make prompt
payment to the nnderrtjtned executrix
at Marti a, S.O.Vsurd all persons hold
ing claim# aadiost the aforesaid est-ite
will present the tame properi
t> my attifney, R. A
Barnwell, 8. O.
, Khoda Greene.
Executrix
D* ember -the 19th, 1917.’
operifatte#ted
Ellis, Esq , of
L TREASURER'S NOTICE "
♦The tax books will be open
for the (Collection of state, coun
ty and school taxes for tile fiscal
yeaCof 1917 from the 15th of
October 1917 .'to the 16th of
Match 1918 inclusive,
January 1st 1918 a penalty of
1 %, will be added. Febuarylst
1918 a penalty ,, of 1% will
added makings a total of 2% for
Febuary. Miirch l^t to 15th
1918 inclusive a penalty of- 5%
will be added making a total of
7 % to. March the 15th at which
time the tax bpeks will close.
1 Tax leve^y will be :
For state purposes 8 1-2 mills’
ordinary county purposes 8 3-4
mills Constitutional School' 3
mills,
Total Levy - 20 1-4 mills
Commuta||ion road tax is $1.50
\ Special-school levies * are as
follows: i
^ { 2 mills.-
Ashleighj Baldock, Barbary
^Branch, Cedar Grove, Colum
bia, Edisto, Ellentou, Friend
ship, Greens, Harmony, Meyers
Mill, Mo.rr\s, NewToresI, Oak
Grove, Riverside, Sand Hill,
Seiglingville, SevenPines’ Tink
ers Creek N ~\f'. ~
3 mills.
Barton, Blooming Dale, Cave,
Hickory Hill, Owens Cross
Roads, Shady Grove Upper
Righlandy Red Oak
4 mills,
Appleton,- Big Fork, Calvary,
Double Pond, Heeling Springs"
Hercules, Hilda,' Lees, Rosernry
R^edy Branch, Sycamore.
5 mills. Elko 2 mills ordinary,
expenses 3 mills for bond.
6 mills. Klinq^ mills, ordinary,
expenses 4 mills for bond.
7 mills. Duubartou 4 millsordi-
nary, 3 mills for bond.
8 mills. BlaekVille 5 mills ordi
nary, 3 mills for boud.
Fairfax 5 1-2 mills ordinary,
2 1-2 mills for boud.
Ulmers, 4 mills ordinary and
4 mills for bond,
8 1-2 mills." Allendale 6 mills
ordinary 2 1-2 mills for bond.
9 mills. Williston 5 mills ordi
nary, 4 mills for bond. ,
10 1-2 mills. Barnwell 6 mills
ordinary, 4 1-2 mills for bond.
Drafts and checks will not be
accepted for taxes, except at tax
payers risk. County and school
claims properly approved will
be accepted foi/ taxes.
J. B. Armstrong,
10-4-6m v Gounty treasurer.
Treasury Department,
Office of Comptroller of Curreocy.
Washington,TX.C.. Dec. 8th, 1917.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence pre
seuted to the undersigned it bas beeu
made to appear that,
The First National Bank
of Allendale
in the Town of Allendale in the County
of Barnwell and State of 8r>uth Caro
lina ha» complied with all the provis
ions of the Statutes ot the United States,
required to be complied with^0«-forr* an
association shall be authorized to com
meiroe the business of hanking;
Now therefore, 1. Thomas P. Kane,
Acting Comntrolkr of the currency do
herebv certify th&t —— ■: -
‘ The First Naii trial Bank of Allendale”
in the Town of Alhndal- in the Count?
of Barnwell and State of South Cnmli a
i.* autt>ofiZ»-d toytkjmmence the bnsire a
of Banking 1 as provided in Section Fifty
on« hundred and sixtr-mne of the Re
vised statutes of theUn t^d States.
In i.e-t inonv where >f Witness my hand
and seal of office, this tighth day of
D>-eeinber 1917. ‘ 1
(seal) Signed, T P^KANE. . >
VActing Cnmpt.oiler of the t>o4a^ncy.
Notice
puTH Carolina;
of,Barnwell,
Common Pleas.
STA
Court
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Plaintiff
Jennie Brant, et al,
* . against
G. W. Allen, et al Defendants.
/ By virtue of a decretal order k> me
directed in the above entitled caua«,
I will sell at Barnwell, in frpnt of th^
Cour y House, otrMonday the 4th.'day
of February, 1918, it being sglesday in
said mooth. within the legal hours of
sale, the following described property :
All those‘two certain lots with the
buildings theron, situate, lying and oe-
ing in the above State aud County.
Sycamore Township and Town of Syca
more,-and bonded on the North by
N9TISE OF DISCHARGE.
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Notice is hereby given that' I have
filed my final account with Hon. John
K. Snem«*g. Judge of Probate for Barn
well County* as Exec.ptornf the will of
Isahella A u Briggs deceased, and will
apply for an order of dlscharg? and l« t-
ters dDtBMsmy uport Monday the 11th
day o‘ January. 1918 j
- - “Br D. ifc Brtyrg#,
Executor of Dahella As Br<gg». dej'd
This 20th day of D*-cnnberTl9f^
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE
Noticed hereby given" that I have
fiit-d my fiiiarttcsount withhHon. John
K Snellirg, Judtfn of Probate for Barn
well County, a-» Athninietrator of ihe
Estate of Lewis Patrick, deceased, and
will apply for aa orde\of discharge and
letters di>missory hpon Saturja
the 9th ddy of February,
W. H Patrick, Administrator
Thislvth day of Jan. 1918.*-
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF BARNWBLL.
Pursuant to an order of Judge John
K.Snelli g Probate Judge fo' the abote
named County and S»a e. 1 wll sell the
persoual property of William Meyer,
deceased, at his la'-a residence two a^d
one-half (2)4)mil0# weal of Dui barton.
S. C.. on Jau. 15th A D. 1918, raid sal*
commencing at ien thirty (10:30) o’
olock of *aid day. That the l erapnal
property of said lnteatata to be sold oj
the day above named. cOmuxis of;
4 rnubs, wagons, faruiiug mplement*
cora, forage, etc. Tarma of sal- eash.
JOSEPHINE MEYEB,
/ Administratrix.
Jan. 8»h; 1918.
PREVENT HOC CHOLERA
The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder has a
record of 95 percent core# of Hcg Chol
era. .If you feed your hogs a* directed
you need never fear- hog cholera nor
any other hog diseasr. And the direc
tions are very simple, just about wha -
you are doing, plus a few cents worth
of B. A. Thomas’ Hog Powder in the
feed twice a week*
Usually, though, Cholera g-ts in be
fore we know it. Then it rvquireacloF*-
attention to each hog—reeh hog rau-t
be dosed—and if you will dofrc&e direc
ted. you will save better than 90 per-
oent. If you don’t the B. A. Tb m#»
medicino coets-you nothing. We—aot
some distant mauufaoturrr—pay your
money back." - '
R. H. Walker, Dealer, J
Adv. \ Appleton, S. C.
Sheriff Sale.
State of South Carolina,
Couuty of Barnwell '
Savannah Gpano Oompafiy
vs.
T 0. Sanders et al.
By virtu# of an execution to me di-
rec ed in the above emit led action I have
levied upon avd will »ell t«» the highest
bidder for cash at Barnwell iu front of
the court bouoe. on Monday, February
(he 4th, 1918, it being s.le Uey in said
mouth, at o’cluok noon, the fbllow-
iug d i»oribed rea propei ty :
All that certain p-eoe, pa cel or tract
of ;and.aituate, lyiog and being in the
State and Couuty aforesaid and con
taining sixteeu (16) gcres more or less
and known a* part of the Stuney land*,
on whioh the dwelling and other build
iugs, barns,etc., dre situate ; this being
the tiams tract nf land conveyed to T.
O Sanders by Mrs. L jura A Stuney and
others. /
.I^vit <i upon ar d sold to satisfy ab^ve
executi« n and cost, pu-chlg^r to pay for
papers and revenue stamps.
' J B. Morris,X
Sheriff Barnwell Coupty. 8 C.
7 Jo Money on Long Terms.
BROWN & BUSH
Lawyers
’ BARNWELL, S. C.
M. A.- .Wilder Thos, II. Peeples
PEEPLES & WILDER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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Practice in all the courts. Abstracting
and preparing papers of all kind,
Offices formally occupied by J. A
Wulis, Esq. Lancaster’s building,
BARNWELL. S. C. S
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• Date.......
.1917
Your Country Needs You
You Need Your Country
The Barnwell Banking Company
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offers its jservices to those looking
for banking accommodations of
any kind. No account too large
or too small for us to handle,
both will receive the same care-
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ful attention. ^
J. E. Harley, President. A. M. Denbow, Vice Pres.
N. 6. W. Walker, Vice Pres* L. P. Wilson, ashler.
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lands of R 8 Williams; east by fight
of way of Seaboard A*r Line Railway;
South'and Weft by lands now or for
merly of M. J Lewis, together with the
saw mi 1. g-ime-y ai d machinery there
on, copsoting of one engii-e and boi er.
one saw mill compute, two aeventy-saw
gins, one double^ press, pu’leys etc. ap-
purtanances thereto ‘
J. C. MEYER, Receiver.
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LOST—Between Augusta and Barnwell,
ona-au.»n-skid Southern make Butomo-'
bile tim90pt4>4 inehe#. Tire waa made
by the 8ouihern Tirejfc Robber Co..
_ Angnsim, Ga., +njk Was ready for us j .
• An> information wiU. be aptx ciated.
Finder wijLD return to^Jv C- Hogg,
Barn^pttfS, 0., and receive rewacd.
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JMr. H. A.^^tallings and Dr. J. G. Wooley wish to an
nounce to the ptrblic that they have opened an up-to-
date drug store in the town of Dunbarton.
The store will carry a fuil line of drugs and drug sundries, coda water, cigars,
tobaccco and stationery. v ^
servb the people of
>ibie.
' It is the sincere desire of the managers anob-ewners
Dunbarton and sjirroundin^ country in the very best manner
All the people are asked to call at the new drug store, look ove^tlie stock and
get acquainted.
- Dr. Wooley will be in his office in the Store every Tuesday and Friday from 10
to 12 o’clock in the morning. /
for business and friendship, STALLINGS <fc WOOLEY^
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