Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, February 14, 1918, Image 8
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SAKHWBLL 8X1CTIOTEL, BABNWXLL. B O.
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TALK WITH A BARNWELL MAN
Mr. Jrffcoat, Blacksmith, of Mala Street,
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The o U nothing like » talk wi hOn*
of ©i) r own piiiz *ns for giviivg Ik p ■ and
«neo ira jement t> the anxious sufferer
from the dr< ad midtiev diaykB.e. We,,
therefor*/, give h'-r^ an interview wi h
a B-mitfeil man.
■“My hack ached all thg. ti ro and I,
<c «ul i hardly stoop *n pick'up a r yUting.”
• ay-; Mr Jelle tat. “I had frequent b**»d
ar u* - and d zzy p|HIa and. the kidney
aeCM't'ohe Tu rn too fr ijuei t ill >?•*»
<»?p r allv at i i ht. 1 got D >an’* Kid
uev Pills at I) aeon's I)r ig Sto o and
they re’ir ed the i ai' a and strengthen--
ed me bat* a >d kfiTne o.”
-■ price 00c at all dealers. Don'l>imply
*ak foe a aitiitw remedy—Ret Doan’s
Kidney - ' Pd’a—the a .me .that Mr Jeff,
eo»t Mail.- Foflter-Milburn Co,, Mfgrs.,,
Buffalo, N. Y. ? !
) Discharge Notice.
/ Notice I* hereby given tbit on Mon
day March llfh 1918 e-J will ap
ply to John K. bnel iug Jxjdge of Pro-
hate for Baruwel! C unity, for letters of
discharge a« Executor of the es
tate id Martin Rupart Ashley.
< A fc. H. Ashley.- ' —
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Dateu at Barnwell, S O. this 12 th
‘day of February, A ! D. 1918.
The Barnwell Banking Company
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offers if s services to those looking
for bairking^afcominodations of
any
No account too large
or too small for us to handle,
both-will receive the same care
ful attention.
J. E. Harley, President. ~ X M.HKnfcbw, Vice Pres.
N. G. W. Walker, Vice Pres; L. P. Wilson, Cashier.
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE
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Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday th** Iff h daf." bTETbilarj.
1918, we will file our ti ml account with
Hon. John K Sn*dling. Judge of Pro-
Irate for Barnwell Comity, h< Ex n
,l ».ra 41 the wi l of -Tihtodo-e p Hall,
deceased. Hiidf tvetlii m th* sai I /Court
f ir an order of d ycharpe as su.di execu
tors.'
Hi*BrnlV am,
•< W F. -ft' ase.
Ext-cti’onr of the Will of Theod->re Pi
_ Hull. <1 ‘censed.
Jan. 24. 1918. ; y^' .
The Costs of Most Materials and
Skilled Labor Is Rather High
NKFONSET WALL I50ARD takes the place of
‘“ Svoodt n trimming, paneling,-.wainscoting, or plaster.
Muv l>e painted nnv color.^o is eminently adapted for
list* on u’pp.er walls and ceilings. Anyone can put it on. .
Neponset Wall Board
“ V x 4-
(’oinl)ities economy and attractiveness. Its dura-
liility is 1 ,hge:‘T!ran planter. 'It cannot crack or fall.
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We lj.ave the width or Jinisli for your 1ieed.
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Youngblood Roofing & Mantel Co.
Muntcla, riles, Uratos, JVIetuI Roofing Lite.
007 Broad St. Augusta, Ga.
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Would you mix your
Y OU know that such a combination would be carried
through the digestive tract withinrt giving the milk-
producing and fat-producing food a chance to be
assimilated. The lint on old style hulls acts the same
way. It forms a pad or cushion.-like covering around
the concentrates that prevents the digestive juices, from
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extracting the full amount of protein.
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COTTONSEED
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contain rio lirit to clog or flux the digestive tract. They -
are digested and they allow the other forage to be di
gested the same as hay or any other roughage. \ .
When you mix your feed with Buckeye Hulls you know
that you are using roughage that will help—not hinder—
the meal, corn, oats, or whatever concentrate you prefer.
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— 3- . Other Advantages
2000 pounds of real roughage to No trash or dust.
the ton—not 1500: Easy to handle because sacked.
Cost much less per ton. They, mix well with other forage.
Go much farther. • ‘ They take less space in the barn.
Mr. C\K. Hendenon, Aihen, S. C., $ay$:
that he would rather have Buckeye Hulls than any others.
He uses* Buckeye Hulls altogether — says they are
cheaper and better. r
T# Mcnrc the host results and to derelep the ensilage odor, wet the hulls
thoroughly twelve hours before feeding. It is easy to de this by s ,
wetting them down night and miming for tho next feeding. If at any tune
this cannot be dene, wet down at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to
food tho hulls dry, use only half as much by bdk as df old stylo bulls.
Book of Mixed Feeds Free
Gives the right forpmln for every combination of feeds used in the
South. Telia how much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fat
tening, for work. Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for
using them properly. Send for your copy to the nearest mill. ^
Dent, l The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. m. r
Atlanta Birmingham Craanmoad Littl. Rath
Amqmstm
Charlotte
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PROBATE COURT SALE
State of amnh .C r>lma,
Cpuuty.of Bnrnwe‘1,
—In THK J^OBXTK Coi'RT
El'en I!'/\Vi-e f ; a^ Administratrix of
•thre Eiltate of S A IjihoiiEo WIk. 1 ," de
ceased Plaint ff , ’ ■
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H*o Hiimmell Wise, Jo*ei'h L m^fo'd
Wpe, hmI Marie CrfHierF e VV.i-e, apd
11 A. Kennedy and Jno. P. I. «. S<-.,
Defeidanfs.
My virtue of a d< r'etttl order made in
the Probate Court in the above ei ti led
cause, I wul -e l at Barnwell in front of
the Court House on March 4th. 191S, it
being sa esdaf in4,he eald mdnth, wi h-
in the Hjjal Il«-urs of sale the following
de*cri> ed rea' propTty:
A hous" and tot in thetown-of Willi<
ton,. Sou: li Carolina, b mndeil on the
North by Chii'eh Street; on ‘ the East
try landif oj Mis< M >rie Harie;.; on the
•Soil h by lands o.f (i W. (ireene, Jr.,
and on the We t by Ian's formerly ot-f"
Graham..
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AH that certain pier- ^parcel -or tract
of land neur Willisiuii^S -t!. c'Ot bt-
ing ■twenty-four acre, mi r* or 1 ; us
bou ded mi the N rth l>y lai.ds of W.
C. >Sui tli; o the EiBt l y 1 \i ds « f < iuy
Pender anti the I*ub i ■ Road ; o « tli*
South by lands of Guy Pender, anti *.it
the Went by. Ian Is fo merly of Graham
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A Jot a id h Jlig ‘ thefeon^ eiiuat - i
Will s:o 1.,‘S Me and Con tv a'or .-ai I
bou- tled < n t le.North by 1ai d« s)f A.
M. Ke I'mIH-ji i the East by h lot te-
1 iriginidjt * li s - ill tuivii;on t < : Sout
by la* (1* of W 'K Prothro, an-1 .on the
v\ ert by Mill street.
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■ Al. t! at tract or ]>a r eel of land and
the nnpr -veiiie Is uu-reuo about, t.vu
(2) ni .rs S-miti-wrst of vVi iiamn. i «
rt-iriivrl' c unity, e braining one him*
tr d a <1 tif y *ix (loti) a-oes nn-rc, i r
i.e-f tio iiil-il bn - he No'th by E*fte
! Il'ir- L*rd n d Lrntljl if E C k
Siuitli and A*at*rso' A-hley 'i'll er ek.
.s-ja aii h i froinla-ds of '<2- A. K-n-
in dy ; 'i>outTi fry an is of W, E. Prothro
ami i C K tc iuig-; Wes:.-hy Ivnlgt-f
M. C. Kucfiii gs .uni t’ubli 1 Road ir m
wi .ist'o* t ■ C M i e 1’? wa.tT mill.
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A 1 ili<\t (rat** m rtla •» vill • Townahip I
■ h s-i<l St*t- a id Com ty, eontain ng |
O . Hundr-d Mid Eighty (IS0> acres
-n r • r 1 t» u tic! North t-y-jiands
-t s N 11 • nkii.mhi ; Exitt by la ids of
-Ir*. J. P. Boyls oil; ."souill by -amis of j
.1. Ray ; Wr.-t by lands of es<t» e of
M r^ E.-J.a I Ml'k 11 n. *”
IV 111* o' Sal- CdilK—Pirclia u r—1+4.
pay for i apers . ^ .
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Prof-h e C <i>l£i - tli •*. v *b I2tn 191 ,
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Cash and due from banks
Resources
Resources li— ——
February 7, 1917
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8 31,226.77
80,986.85
49,436.27
156,166.40
23,272.14
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95,031.25
63,094.53
209,850.74
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B. F. Thomas,* V.^res. N. B. Loadholt, V.-Pres.
W. B. Loadholt, Cashier
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Fanner!
You will make every acre produce its ut
most in food crops and cptton, all equally
needed by our country. You will best serve
your country and yourself by fertilizing
each acre liberally with
REDSTEER
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There is a national car and labor shortage. Delay is dangerous.
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ORDER TODAY
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Manufactured by
SWIFT & CO. FERTILIZER WORKS
ATLANTA, GA. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Factories: Atlanta, Albany, LaCranga, Moultrie, Savannah^ Ga.
Wilmington, Greensboro, N. C., Chester, Columbia.S.C.
•. ~ ' ’ FOR SALE BY ~ 4
LW. G. RUDDELL, Fairfax; S. C.
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