Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 r* ^ BAKU WALL BBKTn CL BARN WELL, a. .a Mr. VV T Walker of Wttlk.ers s’-aiioo was in the city Friday; - • i ■ Maj. W..T, Dtmcon of Edgefield was a ' j" n- , visitor in town la«$ Friday.; ^ RU B-MY-T.ISM — A n tisef}tfc^^elie voj Kheumtftjsm, Sprain?,. Ndyrfcl^a.pvc, Messrs. R. S. Weatheribe’e find Clio? ter Parker of- Willistin were in the city Fridiy. ; V- ^ , Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Meyers, and daug-hior? ot Mejc VMi 1 were, here Saturday, - *'• --- ' ■'."s', 1 ' r-- '■ ->Hi»sEiTtia<!fueas of A-ngtrsta, G*.. wa» the charming giept of V.iis Roue Gaff ney last week end. , Mr. Solomon Brown, U>S.N\, spent la't week with-*!*.? parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown. f.... _ , _ v ; r Dated at Barnwell-, S. C.. tli Mr, O.tQ Ray qf Rockton, S. C.,spent' of Feb, 1918 h|8tweek end with hi* pajv.,ts, Mr. and Mrs. John li. Ray of OL»r Mr. Eugene E <*tcrj M Philadelphia Storage Battery Service Station H offer? its services to tliose looking for; banking accommodations of • - ■ .-i /V , i any kind. No accouOt too large of too small lor us to handle, both will receive the same care- full Line Accessories Wo h;ive.on hand sf-v.et'ftl second hand " and- re built- bat Gums 'for sah* at bargain * prices, -t-Ais< carrv in stock mil line of the famous PlIILADEL 1’IH VDIAMOND (iiUl) BATTERY.’ fill attention thruix Jc E. Harley, President. A,.M. Denbow, Vice Pres L. p. Wilson, Cashier, N. G. W. Walken Vice Pres Citation Notice mg of August^ was the j&ue?t of relative? and friends here for a few (lays last week. 1 Mr and Mr? John R Ray and daugh ter?, Misies Fraueiin and Evalyu, of Olar. were in the city Tuesday. A George Washington birthday daneu will be given at Kennedy’s hail in Wil- livt »n on theevening of the22rid, Segt?. lsadore E Owns and Zaejt A, Creignton of Camp Sevier are the guests of re'a'ives and friend? here this week. Dr. W. Hi. Jones of Willutda pa»a«d through Barnwell Friday en rjiityf to Black vide and called at the Sentinel of fice; Stake of South Carolina, ) County of Barnwell. < \ By John K. Snelling Esquire. Pro bate Judge. _ r" — Whereas M. C. Lee hath >m»<P» suit to rifle* to grant unto.him Letters of Ad ministration on the Knit, and .ef fects of Fred Lee, decoasad.; These are. therefore, to cite; and ad-' monish ali and singular the _'hT»dr*d aud creditors of the atid Fred Le«* deceased, that they be and an pear before me. in the c »urt of probata, to be htdd at Barn wall. S C,. on Monday . Mar 4. 1918, after publication hereof, at H o’clock in the foreqoou-. to show causa, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my liand tl.i* 2Q(h day of Feb. A. D. 191& • . John K. Snelling. « ' Judge of Probate. Pnh'ished on 21st day of F.b 1918. in the Barnwell Sentinel. * . or What He Knows r= D2 iter, no more capable than you, but determined to took the easy, step ~ iverworked. underpaid young men and women-in Course of Business Training in C II , 0 J r Accounting, Corpixierciai Law, etc^, and their small investments Have ) yielded enormous dividends in higher positions and BIGGER PAY. This Draughon Training is ’ of the long. ’ . Write us rovided by Draughon’s. — 18 states Have taken the Bookkeeping, Stenography, Banking. higher positions and BIGGER PAY. the helping hand thaCwill take yoaout . irito the select, well paid circle. TODAY for our hook of Bankers’ Advice , to Young Men, PERUNA in Your Home ’ —- ‘ r ~ - • / , ' A housewife must give the fist aki in colds, coughs and other ailments. Her promptness in applying the remedy often saves a serious illness. Her experience with remedies has led CATALOG. her to know that PERUNA is always reliable, that she should have! it on hand for the immediate treatment of coQghs and colds, and that it is always to her DRAUfiHON’S PRACTICAL BUSINESS C0LLE8E MAIN S /REET, COLUMBIA c. Mrs.George Parker, 419Water St.. Men- asha. Wis.. writes: *>We have used Pe- runa La our'family for a number uf years, aud have found It a perfectly Tellable medicine. It soon rids the sys tem of any traces CaUotl Owen Riley le't Tuesday for Chitrle?ton where he 'will resume hi? b'udie< after n visit- here for t.>v*.rai __ The experience of one woman, given herewith, is typical of thousands of let ters that reach the Peruna Company from grateful friends wlio have found their homes incom plete, and their family safety in danger without |///\\ PERUNA. ! ’ J*IV Colds and Catarrh f The great weight of testimony that has accumu lated iu the 44 years that' PERUNA has been on the market proves it, beyond question, to be the reliable family rem- xSgaX edy, ever ready to take, preventing the serious effects of colds, coughs, grip and derangements of the digestive organs. This proof is published from time to time npd many families have profited by it } »fWf rm CM *Uim PERUNA b l*kU hahtiw wmln, Carry U IVv/^ vitb roa sad be fortified sfsiast ss^ea atUcJn. I The Peruna Company, Columbua, Ohio L - of a cold, and pre- mMi v..' j ' vents serious ooa- sequences. “1 befian using it for catarrh, which I suffered with a good many years, but had not been very serious until recently. Since I halve taken Peruna the dropping In my throat has discontinued, and my head and nose are not so stopped up in the morning. I am pleased with the results, and shall continue to use it until I am entirely rid of catarrh. . ”1 heartily recommend it as an honest medicine.” What it does for her it is ready to do-for you. Treasury D^parimant, Office of Comptroller of Corn*- dv Washington, D.C.. D«c. 8ih„1917 Whereasby saliafsctory evidenue pro eenled to the undersigned it ha? b'se* nude to appear that, The First National Bank Corportfl John O. B Machine Gun Co.. Cfli the week end with pa atives at Cave. P YOUR SHOES NEAT Attorney General Tims. 11. Peeples aid Hon. Jas, II. llemmond-of Colnm- - . “I ' bia w*-re here Friday shaking hands with their many friend?.' . Every one i# cordially invited: to at tend the silver tea at the honye of Mre. 8. B M lse.ley February 22nd from 5:30 to* 7 :3o o'clock.- lie sure and'come. The many friends of I tt e Mu*s E»e- lyn Kty, dapcht. r o.f Mr and. Mrs. Joliu R. Kty, are >faii to know that she is out acii.i after an illner? of three weeks. of Allendale in theT.own of Allendale in the County of Barnwsll and .State of South Caro lina ha? complied with all th* provis ions of the Sta»ut**s of tire United States, required to be complied with before an association shall be anthorixsd to com tfieiice the business of banking ; . Now theraf »re, I. Thomas IV K-fnt*. Acting Comptroller of the curret cy do hereby certify that'" •‘ The First National Bank of Allendale” in the Town of Allendal* in the Countv of Barnwell and State of Sotnn C?.r li a is author zed to cohimenee »lie oueiim - of Banking as provided iri Section Fifty one hundred and ? xtr-nyu* of the Re vised r»tn.tiitel (*f the United State- 8 In testimony where>f Witness m? h twi and •‘eal of office 1 , this eighth da - of December 1917. [?ical] 8tg*ied. T I’ KANE. Ac tin it Comptro lor of the Currncv. SHOE POLISHES LIQUIDS AND PASTES. PDR BLACK, WHITE, TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES. PRESERVE THE LEATHER. . 1 The F. F. DALLE! C0IF0RAT10KS. LOOIZD, BUFFALO, N. I. BANKSTON BROS. r country by ' Roberta. Ga.. Jan, 21 1917. t Mrs. 8. B. qj^ Kentucky Mfg. Co , I. Proceed? Paducah, Ky. orphan girl c 8n tlertien: every oue A Mr. Will Wachter of this con ty had eoiae hpp 8 that, were down with Seivem, S. cholera and Lad given up all hope of w. II Baptist saving them at.d would not spend o-e it. February penny on them. J gave him one 15 lb. Pamest, elo- pail of y.»ur Br A. Thomas’ Hog Powder iped a Urg* and . he has >u?t come in and. pni 1 me ar him. for it and advises that every one of his . s ; ck bogs co^weljand that he h«d kill*(] nice o., o a nd now ha? them in hifl smoke k lor.f 150 to ail( ^ they were a? fine as ar y ) cover, m- he htfd killed this year. • ta i • ? w nc p want fo add that he ?aid hi? lr>g- —I oe j day of , » . , . . - ,. . J were d w p. and so . sick that he lu.l :,o ■vered about. - ^ prize their mouth? open ana Ir.s win rmpfr settle- • . t . , poured the p.owuer db.vvn their'throats; l’iease find, ehe*k in full of my rc 5 K„ spent count'and with kimb et regards we b-g with hi? pa- t > remain,' \il;.f Allen- Yours -y ry t nly.‘• * iil stationed * ' *'BAyK8T0N I«UGS. Lurrth?, bay- R, H. Walker, J)ealer, l for pfomo- Adv Appleton. S.. C- You will make every acre produce its ut most in food crops and cotton, all equally needed by our country. You will best serve jyour country and yourself by fertilizing each acre liberally with _ SWIFT’S re b°rI;§“ FERTILIZERS “ITPAYS TO USE THEM” vThere is a national car and labor shortage. Delay is dangerous. ORDER NEPONSET. WALL BOARD takes, the place ot wooden trimming, paneling, wainscoting, <fr-piaster. Manufactured by SWIFT & CO. FERTILIZER WORKS ATLANTA, CA. CHARLOTTE, N.C. Factories: Atlanta, Albany, LaGrange, Moultrie, Savannah, Ga, Wilmington, Greensboro, N. C., Chester, Columbia,S.C. ■ . FOR SALE BY ^ May be painted any color, so is eminently f . use on upper walls and ceilings,-—Anyone t Neponset Wall Board hi ■ 9 ' ' Combine^'ecortomy atid attractiveness.. Alts dura y is longer -thanplaster.-, It cannot crack or fall ,t i ..v * v We have the width or finish for your need. Youngblood Roofing & Mantel Co Mantels, Orates, Metal Robflng Etc. . •— " - - • - ^ - • . . y*. 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