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‘ Hi / Handle eo«*N 4 * r °l °l datcli, operated without driver’* hand leav- 1*1 the handle, star l “I and <toppin| V the hoe instant- , f dfealar to (raae, > horizeatal to treat k te raise discs at and ' of row (or tnrnia|, •tc.; also to lores discs )k deeper into |remd f roBini tea- \ dors swun| on ’ loose hin|e; pre vent young plants from being cov ered up by f Draw-^\ r head and ' draw bar; has three inches latitude on k^each side. / f Four ^ shovel plows. Two inside plows lid up, two outsid* plows clean out k the middles. > MAJBLRWKLL BSSIHCL BABNWELL, 0. of Ulmers, 'attending Mr. A. BTMcKerley.pf Elko, was in the city Friday/ .. , ■ Mr. A. A. Still of Blackville, was in the city this week. • - iC T-.. K. Hogg, of Cave, is attending, (court heretjiis week. Mr. P. F. I’a.rker, .of K<>$e- mary, is attending court here this week. V '.' Mr. P. S.Ussery-, of Williston. f is attending court here this week, J Mr, T. J. Deer, . is* here this week court. ", . . . ' Mr. J. J. Knelling, of Millett, is liere this- . week- attending court. j/ Mr. M.0.5Yal),of Duiibartftn, was a visitor in the city Wed nesday. Mr. F. IP- Still, of the Friend ship section, was in town 1a«t Saturday, . Mr. J. C. Fields, of the Mt. Olivet section, was ih thfi.^ity last week. ^ 4. Mr.W.R. McCorkle, of Ellen- ton, is attendnig court' here ,thi8 week. Mr. C. C. Storne. of Black- vilie, was a visftor here last Wednesday. M j . , Messrs, B. P. Morris and 6. M. Odom, of Healing Springs, were here last Saturday. Mr., and Mrs..John Bradley, of Augusta, (la., are here at- • tending court this week." Mr. Pickens Miteheli, of ~ Williston, was a business visitor in the city last Wednesday. Messrs. W. Collins and N. A. Hiers, of Hilda', are at tending court hpro this week. Miss -Ethej Munzermier, of Charleston, is tlie.guest of M^. T. Ashton Holland,‘of this city. Capt. J.. A. Meyer and Oeland Meyerhof Me Vers Mill, were here on business last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cal houn, of Americus, (ia., '-are liere attending court this week. • . Private Farrell A. Creech, oh Qamp Jackson., visited friends here last Saturday and Sunday.- ' » Mrs. Rosa Jeffcoat, cffCharles- ton, returned home Wednesday morning after a visit to n latives here. Corp. Walter B. Class, of Camp Jackson, visited frier.els in Williston and Barnwell last week end. Messrs. E. W, Brown ami C. B. Ellis, Jr-., of Meyers Mil!, were in town on business one^by 1 i>t week. •MiWs Inez Weathershee and Annie Laurie Moody, of Seig- liugvirte, wereTvisitor^ in the eitv last Saturday. ■ i • - - . .. .bulge N V *W. Wteklev and Mr. J. B.■*-)’*Neal, the oilicie.nt po-; ma-t<T of Fairfax, were in tiit' <ntv la-st Thursday on busi- m ss. ,~XT" IT;*11. (1. L. Toole, of Aiken, • was in the city Monday and Tu< s lay shaki7ig"lian»N with his mmiy, frieiulsv We are always gb.I to. see him. ., Dr. and Mrs. J. O.W-ooleyand Mr. anil Mrs. L. W.Weatheisbeo, o. thiseity.-peut Ia-t Sunday.with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Baxley, of Smiling. Hon, J. Henry Johnson, of Allendale, has been appointed . Field Chairman of the second Coiigressiona 1 District of the third Libei r t l v _ Edan cp^irnittee \Mr; _and| MrsY.W• H, Mail; ning~.amWTTttle daughter, Ann EtiTTrbf'fh; motored to t 'ohimbia REPORT OF SCHOOL CLAIMS aid , by J. B. Arnistrttnfr, County Trrourer from J^n. Ist.v to March'31, 1918, Inclusive The annual concert by pupils,of Miss- Nome Best will be given, in the? High School Auditorium Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The, public is cordi ally’ invitejlU / •; X Mr. B L. Easterling, of this City, is at White Sulphur Springs, Fla.,- where- lie -will remain for some time. His * riends hope that liis. stay will be healthful and pleasant. Dr. E. M. Lightfopt, of Camp Jackson, will makefthe address' at the Memorial Day exercises in Barnwell on April 26th. Watch next week’s paper for full program, aud plan to attend. Mrs. F. H. Gantt, of the Boiling Springs community, was a welcome visitor here last Wednesday. Mrs. Gantt gave us an interesting talk concerning her section and many advan tages of country life during this world war. " Miss Ethel Hair, the efficient clerk of the probate court, has been quite sick for several days, but her many friends hope that she will soon be out again. Her niece, Miss Floride Johnson, of Allendale, is .working in liar absence. Dr. W. M. Jones, of Willis ton ; Judge Chas. Carroll Simms, of Barnwell; aud Prof. Horace J. Crouch, of Elko, attended a Liberty Bond meeting at Ul mers Friday night-. Judge Simms was one of the speakers on this occasion. Hon. J. W. Folk and daugh ter, Miss Esther, and Miss Eu nice Weathershee, of the Pleas ant Hill section, were hard Fri day afternoon, en route for Hil da, where Mr. Folk was sched uled to make an address on the 3d Liberty Bond issue. • . The meetings which are being conducted at the Baptist church by Reyf White, are largely at r tended. The sermons are tine. The special sermon to men and boys last Sunday afternoon was one of the most interesting, instructive and eloquent ser mons that we have ever lmd the pleasure of hearing. Those who failed to attend missed an opportunity of a life time. Mrs. W. C. Jennings is truly a horticulturist, the evidence of which is exhibited in the magificient Paul Ne-roti rose*- which she presented to tin . manager of. the Sentinel*' Mon-1 day morning. Their fragrance and beauty can not he excelled. We are very grateful to Mrs. Jennings for’ her kind remem brance, especially as flowers are the messengers of good tidings. The meeting called by the Fuel Administrator, Prof. \V. F. Lake, Jr/, of this eitv, met at tin 1 courthouse, on Friday afternoon, the 12th. ii/st., with . the foil-owing gentjemeir pres-. ent: J. H. Hewlett and — of AiieUoale t F. I.. Young,-of Fairfax't , F.. Fishbiirne of j Black vi He : \\ . E. MeXab and B. 1.1. D vein s' of Ba-ihi well. TT" * • fuel proposition was.thorough!. t no ■ definite ar- District-No. 1.—Bull Pond. tlie Mary- A. Hill ..450.00 Laurie Bosk 5O.U0- Mary Ray sow ______— /D 20.00 Rosa Dobson ~X-~. 20.00 Rosa Dobson —2___r 20.00' Mary A. Hill Rosa Dobson Rosa Dobson I^iurie Best ______ Laurie Best ... Mary A. Carrie Nell RrdJle f__ $50.00 20.00 :__ 10.00 50.25 ... 50.00 ,.-450.00 20.00 $410.25 Seven Pines. . - •" -fr ^ District No. 2. Sallie A. Wroton ____$40.00 Pat Thompson 12.00 Edna Anderson 26.00 Sallie A. Wroton ,__$40.00 Eulallie Turner- 76.00 Pat Thompson. . 6.00 Eulallie Turner 110.00 Sallie A. Wroton ____$40.00 ' ' > $350.00 * District No. 3.—Harmony. Susie Breeland __$40.00 Susie Breeland *___ $40.00 Susie Breeland $40.00 $120.00 District No. 4.—Big Fork. Sara M. Nash — $64.75 Sara M. Nash — 71.50 1 •, $136:25 District No. 5.—Baldock. y Myrtle Bennett $50,00 Prancis Kirkland 25.00 Francis Kirkland 25.00 Myrtle Bennett ^ __$50.00 J. B. Armstrong, loan and int._47,8.40 Myrtle Bennett *_! $50.00 X $678.40 District No. 6.—Bennett Springs, Mary M. Rountree $30.00 Lucile Royers 45.00 Alice Sraoak J 45.00 Francis C. Mixson 30.00 Alice Smoak 16.75 W. A.' Parson 45.00 W. A. Parson i___ 20.00 Lucile Royers 45.00 Mary M. Rountree $30.00 Lucile- Royers £ 45.00 Alice Smoak 45.00 Alice Smoak 45.00 $441.75 District No. 7.—Red Oak. Margaret Harper $40.00 Jennie L. Walker 30.00 Margaret Harper _$40.00 Jennie L. Walker __I 30.00 Margaret Harper ; $40.00 Ma-garet Harper $40.00 Jennie L. Walker 30.00 ,* T $250.00 District No. 8.—Long Branch. J. S. M. Carter _'.$25.00 Thelma Childress 74.91 F.thel Anderson r -__rr_^- 40.00 J. S. M. Carter : $25.00 J. S. M. Carter 12.50 Ethel Anderson 40.00 Thelma Childress 45.00 Ti.elma Childress 40.00 Ethel Anderson _*___ 40.00 .$342.41 District No. -Hilda. t Robert Owens ______-2__fLQ6 Allawee- Wntson Virginia A, Ryan 30.00 J. M. Miller 50.00 Mary F. Cole*__/^l__J T .j._______ 60.00 AdtJe Dunbaf 27,50 •Susie-djAtuKortr-isrtzrtrrtb_ •'-Fforritr ■ -May- Smith _*. i . ts_ Carnice Williams 30.00 Ben a Lo:*iholt Jr P.- Powell 35.00 Jean (Irmin „ C. F. Mplair 4.00 Nelle Griffin . Doris iw Gr-plsby _ _ _ $70,00 Annie Rardcliff Hutsop. Owens 8.00 Jas2 II. Spann H. J, Crouch. Library -x.X 5jOO Ernest Wilson J. B. Armstrong, Library :_ 10.00 Ernest Wilson - . !. . , Mrs. A. D. Whittle 7X $994.00,,A. B. Brodie •___ j Ernest Wilson v Xij_ !,Ernest Wilson E. B. .\nderson .... —$5<T.D0 Annie Rad'cliff :r Mrs. Claudia Kennedy 40.00 Nelle Griffin Cynthia White 35.00 i Jean Griffin District No. 13.—Rosemary. - 25.oo _ 25.00 - 27.50 2, 30.00, 68^9 6.25 6.25 21.00 100.00 -6.25 6.25 60.00 55.00 TiO.OOj E. B. Anderson ——■__/—' 4 __$50.00 .las. H. Spann 133.00 Mrs. Claudia Kennedy : 40.00 Rena LoadKblt 50.00 Cynihia White il.j 35.00 Florrie May Smith r ___t 50.00 Mrs. Claudia Kennedy — 40.00 Adelle Dunbar ; 55.00 Edna Anderson —__ — 50.00 Martin Hoyt __i fi.OO ^— —1—l Allawee Watson _ 50.00 y; ' r"$340.00 Ernest- Wilson 6.25 District No. 14.—Mt. Calvary. Ernest Wilson _______ __.6.25 v ^ Annie Radcliff 60.00 S at !j een C,r ‘? ln ----- —Jas. Hr Spann v_ 135.10 Kathleen Gnffm ____,74.21 Nelle Griffin _________________ 55.00 Kathleen (iriffin 61.85 Bena Loadholt 50.00 Eveljm TeCote 25.00 Jean^Griffin ___X____ 50.00 Evelyn Lecote 25.00 Klorrie May Smith 1__ 50.00 —• ' - ' T 1 Josephine G. Dunbar i 52.50 - ‘ ' 1 - $246.31 Ernest Wilson 6.25 District No. 15.—Reedy Branch. A. B Brodie __’ 100.00 W D Still £41 no M - K- Kearse 6.36 J:-, „* „ .—^$41.09 Ernest Wilgon Eulallee Martin 55.00 vir;i " Tor Lillian Mae Martin 57.00 Mamie Hutto Z 40.00 J. P. Powell ^_r._ 25.00 Mamie Hutto "40.00 Eulalee Martin 55.35 *“ ^ 58.75 »Thor. 6. Sanders .... ... QO.Off Rebecqa Thompson ; 20.00 Jpssie Bel! 55.00 M-Nsrir. x;r_ _ Ruth Ha:gier __,o?T.OO Mae B. Fant 60.00 Eunice <). Williams 55.00 Georgia Mack Ar.tley 55.00 Airs. Jennie Montgomery _____ 55-00 Billy Williams 'l5.00 J. B, Koon 1.139.00' J. B. Koon 18.21 liJ. B. Armstrong, Treas., note W>4 int. --_--_--__X: r ____2100.00 I. B. Armstrong, Treas;,“Toan* and int. 8^.20 O,. W Priester _v.____ 30.00 Thor. O. Sanders 20.00 Leonora Allen I 25.00 Mae B. Fant 60.00 Amelia McNab 55.00 Ruth Haigler 55.00 Jessie Beil 55.00 (reorgia Mack Ar.tley ,r. 55.00 L B. Koon v _w - - i: - - - _ — _ 109.00 blunice O. Williams s 55.00 Mrs. Jennie Montgomery *55.00 Billy Williams 1500 Rebecca Thompson 1 20.00 L G. Aiken = _.____4_-_^ - 25.00 in* • 1 \ ( ; Lillie Mae Martin $372.19 District No. 16.—Green’s. Olive Parker $45.00 Olive Parker 45.69 Missouri Simons 5.00 $5,900.38 District No. 20.—Double Pond. O. R. Hightower $90.00 Marie Howck 50.00 Marie Howck 50.00 O. R. Hightower 410.3$ Vernon Gray Hartzog 11_ 40.00 Vernon Gray Hartvog 40.00 Vernon Gray Hartzog 40.00 * Telfair Hutto 5.00 . Marie Howck 50.00 District No. 17.—Bethel. • • • % - , Evangeline Wideman $35.00 Evangeline Wideman $35.00 .a, CQ | Vernon Gray Hartzog 40.60 O. R. Hightower 120.00 J. P. Powell 10.00 945.98 District No. 18.—Seiglingville. Inez Weathershee $50.00 | District No. 21.—Edisto. $70.00 j g Armstrong, loan and int_$26.00 Ruby Corbitt ^ 42.25 $68.25 District No. 22.—Allendale. A. G. Rice ___ 3.00 Jas. A. Summers 80.00 Inez Weathershee 10.00 1 Allendale Bank $50.00 J. B. Armstrong, Treas, Library 20.00 J. B. Koon 139.00 Jas. A. Summers X, 30.00 j Jessie Bell 1 ,v_ 55.00 Inez Weathershee _^X_ $50.00 Mae B. Fant 60.00 Inez Weathershee -v----$50.00 Eunice O. Williams 55.00 1 Ruth Haigler k _ 55.00 District No. $243.00 19.—Blackville. J. B. Armstrong, Treas., Int. on bonds & $990.00 A. B. Brodie 100.00 Ernest Wilson 6.50 1 Leonora Ernest Wilson 6.25 J. B. Armstroi Home Bank of Barnwell, note ing Fund X___ 650.00 and interest 3105.00 Leonora Allen ---X- 25.00 C. J. Fielding ___; 144.33 ; O. V. Priester 30.00 Georgia Mack Antley 55.00 Mrs. Jennie Montgomery 55.00 Amelia McNab 55.00 Billy Williams 13.95 O. V. Priester 30.00 Rebecca Thompson : 20.00 00 ^Thompson L 20.( 1 Allen , 25.( rmstrong, Treas., Sink- ** G. Aiken 25.00 G. Aiken 1 25.00 $4,872.36 District No. 23.—Hercules. W. W. Harley ___$44.65 Lrottie Proveaux 37.5J0 Matilda Grooms 42.00 Lgyttie Proveaux 50.00 Matilda Grooms 41.25 W. W. Harley ..I.. 25.3.1 Matilda Grooms 40.00 Lottie Proveaux 50.00 $330.71 District No. 24—Ashleigh. McCoy Miles $ 6.00 lessie Lyles 53.00 Flora E., Clark 30.00 J. H. Posey 40,00 Z. G. Odom _____ 6.00 F. E. Clark 30.00 Jessie Lyles * •. 64.t)0 Flora E. Clark 35.00 Z. G. Odom 2.00. $256.00 District No. 25—New Forest.- Mattie Butler ' $25.00 Margurett Skelton 55.00 Albert Cushman 3.50 Mattie Butler $25.00 Margurett Skelton 55.00 Mattie Butler $25.00 Margarett Skelton 59.00 Margarett Skelton- 26.00 District No, 26—Upper $272.50 Rich Land. Mary M. Peeples _$30.00 Annie E.Golphin 30.00 Mary M. Peeples $30.00 Maude D. Owens; 75.00 $165.00 lContinued next we k.) LANHAM “4-in-l De.vise Altman $40.00 Ualunthe Smith 40.00 X Moore 80.00 Calantbe Smith 40.00 60.00 $40.00 60.00 $40.00 _.X—- 40.00 . . $390.00 Healing _Spring9. •ac F.-Wilson $20.00 -<ia Patrick *___ 30.00' v'Zenia E. Hemphill 25.00 *'-;r;.h Holman ^ 30.00 Ian- Dukes' 30.00 *’. \V, Mitchell, 125.00 Beulah Harris, -62.50 a rt rude" Stevenson ,__;j 62.50 hozenia.E. Hemjihill 25.00 ’• fae Ev Wilson : . _._$20.00 2-n-a Moore Dewise Altman _ Ina Moore _____ Jewise Altman _ Cnlar.the Smith _ \ - ---A. ■ 'i trici _Nj. _10- eit, hi] rajigVmeiits were nntJt ' “'A roiu-ert tv fl i Tie la Patrick 4- 1 i-y - Dukes 'eulah Harris -1 i t rude Stevenso olman Swulaj and sptnt tlvo day \v : th Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Manning. . A* concert- will he given by DlackviHe lqcal talent at tholligh Sclrool Auditorium on tlie eve ning of April ‘25th. at y o’clock. .tv _ f , , , .. , Higiii: School Auditorium on the eve- 11 ing of Apri 1 2.‘th, a,t 0 o'clook. Tlie program consists of reading and vocal and In^tru'mental numbers which are suiY to plea-c* evcrX one present. The proceeds will go to tlie beufit of the Fed Gross.’ zenia E. Hemphill.------ ._ 30.(Ml ._ ._ 50.00 T 50.00 -_30.(t0 5.do -420.00 __ 30.00 Mae F. Wilson t£-~ — Ida Patrick F. ,AV. Mitchell 100.00 Deuiah Hart-ls _---____2:_x.__ 50.00 Gertrude Stevenson 50.00 E. Mitchell '___.___100.00 Mary Dukes . 30.00" Sarah Holman. 30.00 Yon will miss a rearl treat if you do not come. —_ , Mr, J. Albert S'nelling, who -went ti* Coinm 1 das List Sundav to.eiilUt. in Uapt, Cole’.s co'm- pany, was examined the third time and turned down on ac count of, liis phvsicul condition, aud ret.ifrmnl home'Friday. . "■ $1,055.00 District No. 11.—Four Mile. Mabel Amaker i '__$50.00 A’ora Belle Ryalls v ~_ 25.00 Sarah E. Walker 15.00 Annie. E. Golphin 25.00 Sarah E.^Hankinson 25.00 N rn Belle Ryalls P ^I___ _ „00 Elizabeth Binnaker 50.00 Tlie piogram omsists of reatUlig.Jmit' uf hi^coUjjtrv arid freedom and Y 'cal and, numbers which please every one' I u^r u mental are pure to present. The proci^ed- wiiFgo to the benefit• of tbelted Crqss, 7 Ycm wi 1 f misra real treat you do'^ot conic. mandMfor his several attempts to join Sam's baufUin be District No. 12.- (oris E, Goolsby, __ Susie Langford ___ Mery i". Cole Itova E. Marshall./' $315.00 -Dunbarton. $70.00 80.00 60.00 °3.00 i t ai-nice Williams __j_ 30.-OO ; operate. A boy can operate it. Bars off, chops oat, dirts up and cleans out the middles at one operation: One man,and one team do all the woi This is equal to the labor of twelve men with the old style plows and hoek> In fact, ONE MAN and ONE TEAM can easily work seventy-fix e acres. livery part of 4lie_Lanham “4-in-l” Cotton-Chopper Cultivator is made of. thoroughly tested steel and iron and is built to stand all the strain required of it. It is so simple and ifositixe • that .if doesn’t need dejnpnstration. You can tell by looking at the picture jusf how egsy.it is to at b**ing wjl- i: - liasXqlistPd in BoJCJirhman Iljufckhalter __,/ '30.00 30.00 j*. Virginia A. Ryan * 30.00 J .1 - ex'. * l- - * t. - ^ 1 R^vt Owens v 8.00.1 ;!wt irngmcom corp* um--r. h $70i , u - ■ _ _____ tin* coin in affd- of Maj. AlaldrPw. _ Mary E. Cole 6o!oo I in^the chogper, the irrachine can be easily and titiickly changed into.jtn aii-seasoir who is -rationed at Barnwell, and iXX* Ln ; ngford A 80.U.0 ‘'Cultivator. . Gives perfect satisfaction in evrty way and is a blessing in the South just no^v while hboris’kJch a serious problem. More Than Pays for Itself the First Y.ear. AbsalutcW guaranteed to do the w ork claimed fdt it. By unbolting and remoy^ ** Uamice WiHiams . Altered into active . service «i s „ K Mir.h.11 33.00 Saturday of ia-t Week. ' Francis C. Mixson I* ^ - - * . ;* .: < — ’ " . . - ' _ — . ;■ V- 8b-bfl. 33.00 10.U0 ’ W. L. CAVE. L s. c.