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March, 191S Catarrh' and Bronchitis ' J i ^ , n- — on/ l Mrs. Ropa A. Kiss. 318 Clinto vviU Place. Kansas City. Missouri, “writea nks and .Business Offices every Clerjs*?; Bookkeepers, Stenogra and. Bronchitis.* I~at8ohad a cold In tho head. 2 used Peruna and am well plpairtsd with the results. It ha^ <E>np me a gretft deal of good. iiidj young mmf'who are ineligible for the army ‘tunity ol'-a lifetime to secure high-salaried and' tions^with assurance.of rapid advancements imte.us today for low cost of training. *—-^ 7 I do not need any other medicine. I can ; cheerfully recommend It to any one who is troubled with catching cold frequently or any one who has a chronic cough or chronic catarrh. . Those wishing further particulars ■ concerning my, case may write me. BUSINESS COLLEGE Main Street Natioaal Reputation- Those'who ’object to liquid medl, clnea can secure Peruna tablets. XA&NWXLL BENIAfCL BARNWXLL, 0. a TO THE ALUMNAE OF WINTHROP COLLEGE- CITATION. Dr. F. II. Boyd,. Allendale* was in the city last Thursday. - Mr. Miles Loadhoit* of Fair fax, was here ■oi^e day last week’ Col. R. M: Mix son of Wiliiston was in this city Mon day. , „ Mr. J. J. Walker, man a ger of the Belfast farm,was here Mon day. / Mr. Jim Sullivan, of Fairfax, was among the visitors here last week. Mr. P. F. Parker, of the Rose mary section, was a visitor here last week. A , ' • ' • # a . * : r t . ■- - . ‘ Mr. J. D. Miles who is now a resident of Metter, Ga., was in this city MontFay Serg. Ralph Smith of Camp Tf yOu are in the market /or fine mules,go to Q.A.Kennedy’s at Wiliiston. He can . please vou, and" will make good ■ all that fie promises, Read'Jfis^ ad elsewhere in this rssue. friendsHnThis City,. Mr. Newton B. Loadholt, of Fairfax, was in this city on -^Thursday of last week. ' _ . . • *" ' -^4 Mr. Flem Chavoiis, of Allendale, was among the many visitors here last week. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grubbs, of Wiliiston, spent the weekend here with Mrs. J. F, Grubbs. .-# ■ • "V Mr. W. L. Best, one of 4 1 \ Barnwell county's largest planters, was in town last Fri- - <l»y. ..... Mrs. Nannie Scott and little Eunice Moody, of Augusta, Ga., spent the weekend with Mrs. J, F, Grubbs. Mr. Dr. W. M. Jones of Wiliiston and Professor Horace J. Grouch passed through this city Wed nesday enroute to Martin look ing after the interest of the sbhools in this sectioh of The County. • .. • Messrs. J. v A. Meyer. F. F. Dunbar, J. B, Kirkland, C. Olan Meyer and C. B. Ellis, Jr., of Bennett Springs, were here in attandance upon the meeting of the council of Defense on Monday. J Mr. J.E. Johnston and son, Sevier, sjtcnt the week end with Master J. E. Johnston of Fair fax, Mrs. J. L. Johnston and daughter, Ruth, of Greenville, and V. S. OweitST Esq., of- Barnwell, were the _guests of Judge and Mrs. John K. Snel- lipg Monday. r * Mrs. Robert King, of Col umbia, who has been visiting Mrs, W. C. .Jennings, has re turned home. Mrs. King is better known here as Miss Marion Reynolds and has many friends who were glad to wel come her in her old home. A pleasant party consisting of Misses Madeline Bennett, and Minnie Cody, of Wiliiston. Mr, W. E. Bennett, of .Spring- field, and Messrs. P. W. Price S. B. Hair and son, and Albert Bennett, of Barn- Master Biooker Hair, of Willis- [well, motored to Grdenville last ton, were among those who were j Sunday to visit friends at Camp Sevier. jThe following communication! has hr nr -revolved calling fbr.j qur-cooperation in' the sale of j the third, series tff Liberty Boot “The Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee of -South Caro ina, . The STATE OF SOUTH CA/OLiX \ .County • i Haryw^fl ' By John K. 'Shelling, Esq^fr*, Pr »b.»t< Judge, Wl.er/'h*i, /Hnrr'i/1 E l/arr/L.n ma<l •nit uu* tgvrairt untcyher F-it-r» o: I Admiiii.-tration cum iVAnuiiu » anqex* of t ir F. tate and /ilVein of J. a in planning for the great drive, is appeal to Lad-Mti d The-- ure tfert-f-ifp, trr. clte arul ad A m u) sn all and singular the ki: (lred ami "■e 11 F eyedituraof the ra/l J. A l.adsdn de- ma king Hll earnesl-f Cr-a-ed. tint they tye !ihd . apta*|tUbef»>re all the members of hi t'iv .Uour-r ot Probate to !>■* held the women * orgrrmxations atid| I( . xlt :i f tt .r ’pub,fern m ti.vreot, at 11 indiviua ls. Ala v we ask -you as I qViock or the forenoon, tq *h<iw ous-, ’President of vour Alumnae j- lf ail> th** **id Admin- , ., ' - , i I lytratma should not b** grant'll Association to ’cooperate with | (-livou undejr mv hand Ihit>&th day of tis by- issuing t a call to all' >bi'ch, a any Domini idiH. members of vour Alumnae urtimg here Monday. Dr.Thos. F. Hogg of Cave was in this city Monday and attended the meeting of the counsel of Defense. Mr. J. W. Browning, of ' Blackville^ was here on Friday of last week arranging a schedule for his son, James, to leave for ' Texas.* Mrs. Wren Portej- Bevis and Miss Anna Schaeffer, of Willis- ton, spent Sunday in this City Miss Jessie Armstrong, who is teaching at Winthrop College, spent the week end with her Father, Mr. J. B. Armstrong: County Treasurer. ' She was accompanied by Lieut. James McBride Dabbs, son of Hon.-E.- W. Dabbs, who for many years was President of tj^e State Far mers’ Union. V . Sargent. J.Ti. Black and Mr. Nick D. Coclin, of Camp Jack- as the guests of* Mrs. Minnie son, spent Saturday and Sun- Calhoun. Meeting of stockholders of Easterling it Co. will be held in their office Saturday, April 20, 1918. ’ > ’ i Ht B:Tj. Ea'sterling, Pres. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ryan, Jr., of Scotia, and Mis* Bessie Ryan, of Yarn.ville, will spend the week end w|th Col. and Mrs. J. M» Caldwell.- I Mr. Claude F. Uiven4y---ef Augusta, Ga., was ayisitorhere day.in Barnwell, where their niaily friends gave them the glad haltd twice over. It is a good thing for the other young men in town tluu these 4W<>.. soldier boys did no tarry long in our midst, for they are certainly splendid specimens of manhood; and looked like Greek Gods in their uniforms.’ Last Sunday was “Go to Church Day’’, but for the inclemeiicv of the weather', only a few ventured out. Those who attended the services at the j . Baptist jchurch were rewarded with an excellent --sermon By A congregational meeting will Rev. W. L. Hayes. Thecongre-' be held at the • Pi6*by tenan I gations at the Methodist, Presbv- church next Sunday afternoon j terian and Episcopal churches at tlic close of their service, while not up to expectations iu Fvivy member is earnestly re.- mtmbers, were amply repaid quested to be present, i for braving the weather.. last Thursday. Mr. Givene-- N i$ now”a traveling salesman for Armour Packing Comtmay. BBMB ft* 1 OPPORTUNITY—FORTUNE Make use of the opportunities which 'are offered, you expect.to obtrtTu a fortune Q. A. Kennedy of *Williston is now offering you this op portunity. * He has just received a carload of the prettiest and finest mules that have been, ifi this county for sometime. •H« also, has a carload of Piedmont Wagons and Tyson & Jones Buggies. If you are interested, call on us at Wiliiston, S. C. t , Yours to please, > Q. A. KENNEDY. .throughout the state thenv to do -their utmost towards helping South Carolina to sell her apportionment of Liberty Bonds. - —- Surely it is a small thing to ask the women to give their personal^ servic*s and money when the young men are giving their lives. Won't vou use vour valued influence -towards se curing tiie cooperation of all members of your Alumnae throughout the state? Most sincerely vours, (Signed) Mrs. Leroy Springs, Chairman State Wide Wom en’s Organizations. • / Knowing your loyalty and the promptness wfthr^which you respond to all such calls I feel sure that we have only to call your attention to this opportuni ty for service to have you re spond in the same loyal manner which you have already shown in the purchase of Liberty Bonds of the- two former series, of Thrift Stamps. The call of the Red Cross, and all other ac tivities. What we have already .done is only a promisfe of what we can do, so let us each one purchase at least one Liberty Bond of this series if not more, and let us urge our friends and relatives to do the same. Let us make sure, that we are doing our utmost and not our bit. Yours sincerely, Hetty S. Browne, President, Alumnae Association. JOHN K. .SNKFLIXG , Judge (l ,Probstp| Published dri the l4th day of March the B-unweM Sentinel <- i i ' • ■' - - FEED OUT YOUR HOGS SIX WEEKS EARLIER. In every lot of hogs on f^ed two or three week? quiekly and Vlctually eat leee that' others. If all wonld fatten like there, the entire drove mflild be' rt*«»dy for th- market eix weejfe earlier, and to rave six w^eki fee^ is.An item that you folly omlerstand The hog that .fatten* e-silv must be in prime physical edit lition. The B A Thjomas’ifog Powder is a copditioner fof hogs. It keeps their s*ptem clean and henltbv and enable* them to fatten quickly without fal'ing a ytrey to the u*ual diseases of hogs. The B- A. Thomas;’ .Hog Powder is not stock food It’s 8'raight i/l»dtcine and we took the agency becapse it enable* you to feed out your hogs much earlier R. H. vNalker, Dealer, Adv , Appleton, S. C. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Notice is hereby given that *11 persons indebted to the estate of (ieo Lightsei, deceased,will make prompt pujin^nt to the under-igned admitvs - rator at Khr- hardt, 8 C.; and-*11 j»ersone holding claims against tho a for said estate will ttregient the *aim* to be proven in the probate c >urt at Barnvfell, S , on Wed nesday the 19th inst. - sC M.O,Kina d. J Administrator. March the 4th, 1918. The Costs of Most Materials Skilled Labor Is RathepT([gh x NEPONSET WALLkBOARD fakes the place of wooden trimming, paneling, \y-Ainscoting, - or plaster. May be painted any color, so is eminently adapted for ■ J i'Jj • / use on upper vra^* atfd ceilings. Anyone can put it on Neponset Wall Board Combines economy and attractiTewss. its dura bility is longer than plaster. It cannot cTack or fall. We have the width or finish for your ueed. *. * • * ‘ *' , ’ ’■ * * , Youngblood Roofing & Mantel Co Mantels* Tiles, Orates* Metal Roofing Etc. 607 Broad St. Augusta, Qa STILL-STILL. Miss Jada Still of Hilda, S. G:, and Mr. Lawton Hughes Still, of Blackville, S. C., were •married on Sunday afternoon at tl\e home of Judge Snelling, in the presence of only a few friends, among whom were M iss Evelvn Odessa Johnson.of of Blackville, and Messrs. > Milla rd Creech and Henry | Hinton Jones, of Hilda. Judge Joint K. Snelling,officiating.- The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Still wish for them a long and happy union. NITRATE SODA DISTRIBUTION Mr. J, II. Hewlett, of Allen dale, S.G., has been’ appointed Counry Nitrate Soda Distri butor. lie will have entire charge of the distribution of nitrate in this County, and any communieations relative - tp the . distribution-will hereafter lve| directed to him. We '-are„ ex-i peeling the shipment of several| carloads of nitrate to be made toJlltu’kville, Barnwell, WiHis- tonFafid Allendale immediate ly for use on grainr—^: 4> * O * <• c» * •> * & ❖ o QUALITY PRINTING T HERE is probably no more pleasing element of good printing than on time delivery. 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. - s Old customers appreciate this ser vice. A trial order will quickly demon strate its value to other firms. BARNWELL SENTINEL JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT Positions Positions The Government Offices and Banks and where are clamoring for efficient Young women and] y< *perm£ DRAUGHOffS Larfcat Because Beal 162f Columbians. C. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE ^ y Notice is hereby given that b^-ill file my final account with Hotg^John K. Snelling. Judge of Probatf t/r Barn well County, a* Administrt^for of the Estate of Abram Davis, d*^eased, and will apoly for an order of^iliScharge and letter* dism.i-sory ^nou Monday he 1st day of April, Mu8. • \ ‘ A U Julia t)avis, - 1 Administratrix n! the Estate of Abram D-ivis. _Ji_ ' Tliis the 4th day of t — Q O ■ o ♦ ’ *