Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, May 23, 1918, Image 4
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Barnwell Sentinel,
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‘ BAUNWKIL, S. C.' 'V* .
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Chas Carr»i.i. £um<h. *. PreaMeiit
J*o. K. Snki.mmi, See.*Tre*(i. nutl ticti*
eral Manager.
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W. M. JONES. Kinfoa
Entered as second *c aw. mail matter Fell-
mary 14,1006, at the Poetofttce at Biffn-
well, K. 0., under the Act of Congress
of March 3. 1870.
Legal ariveriifirig ai'the rate ol f 1 '00
per inch first insertion, and fifty cent-
each sut>-*« quent insertion.
Obituaries Tnbut°s of Respect. Reso
lutions of K^jM'Ct. Cards of Thank*
and aM othrr rradi-ig i <>t ce* rot n-ws.
will be dharg'd for at the rate of fif«y
oeota p* r in?h. or one eent p-r word,
each if-e-rtion, with a minimum eHa'ff
of 28 cents. _ ' ■—
AH'ohanjrep of advertisinsr snd al
oowmunicaiidni muft he addreared . to
l The Barnwell Se« t nel and must be In
fchia rfflee n-»t later ihan Tu*sday
mornii g to insure publication in the
ourrent wine.
/ All communication* nuirt be signed
bj the (writer, not for publication, bu'
aa an evidence of g<>od faith, ar d t ipro-
teat the newpaper.
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*t'BS< RIPTfOK RATES *
, One year $150; S-x months 90c;
Three month* 50j.
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IK A11V A SC I
,rA#'Vyf|«y f
la remitting cheeks hr money orders
make payable io
The Nkw Sentinel Pt’Bi.i*niKo Co.
Railway Mail Facilities.
This *has been an unsettled
question forjnarty years. ' The
railroads and the post office
dej>urtment have found it a
difficult matter to agree upon
the compensation to be paid.
The department Ti ts ‘insisted on
jtaying for. the space" used,
while the railways have declared
that the weight of the mails
carried should be allowed to
control . Another feature is
that the department ney,er
paid its own operating expenses
until 1 the'adYFnt of Mr. Burleson
as postmaster! general. The
last few years‘have witnessed
its' business, ip self supporting;
Tlie report closes with an earnest
request that ('opgnjss investi
gate the situation. 1
There is -i|pwhere any dis
position to-- criticise, or tmder-
estiniate tlu,*unu£al conditions
imposed, by the war. But if
afiv reasonable improvement is
possible i in postal eondifions the
business interests of the country
are ^willing to pay for it. „ ■
would also save many vegetables
that, wpuld otherwise be wasted.
Such prbjeets are like wheel-
bra trows, thcyTieed sotne pit si i -
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Life in the Making.
. ! - By Di P.ois
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DEATHS IN THE COUNTY.
When a young fellow becomes
engaged to the girl of his'
love-choice lie quite- naturally
4b ink* tn-4rimsjelf ihdi he is well
on into the choice wo idlers ami
mysteries of livi'ng. The world
seems roseate ' in its many
cohrredi hues, a Hr about Turn _he.
beholds beauties that are made
more' beautifully fantastic by
the love haze’ that ever hangs
before bis lo\jer-eyes. A Time
goes op apace; the marriage
and wedding. Je*tivites but add
to the erstwhile (glories of the
planned event. This is life ! the
young man dies out to the
world. Happines comes clo«e*
and takes him by the hand and
leads him 1 into mpre benntifill
and sweeter ecstacies >of life.'
The leading hand oLhappiness
takes him to look into the soft
eyes of his first born.
Behold me^, I am a man o'f
life ! and/again. the w man is
swept outward and upward on
the /Wings of jov • into the
hpdveniv glory of fatherhood.
Wife, baby, home, happiness,
Ah ! but how good God has
•been, and the man lives 4 on. -
This is what I was made for he
says. At last I am of the world
atuB rauch of the world l He
works tliat his own may be
happy, as he buys - and buys
lie is filled-with good joy that
hp lives and is blessed! How
good it is to be able to* buy
that those that are his may .be
happy. But there is a dark part
of life that lie has not yet walked
in. There is a dark, dank aiTtl
drearv avenue that his feet have
not yet trod. There are those
who will not-pass down this
vista of sorrow* hut there are
ej-ibe to it.
Community Cannery.
two valuable additions to.'postal
facilities, the parcel po>t, and"
rural free ileli\eiy. In main
cases these have not paid for
themselves, hut the department
ends each year Without a debt/
War condultioiis have added
not only to the volume of mad
carried, but aUd to the Mill'icul-
tit-s under which it is carrieHT
Complaints have been numerous,
and ahvais explained on the
ground that the fault belonged
to the railroads.
The M erchaiits Associa t io.;
of New York has been investi
gatioii the slow transmission
of mails for six months and
laid before the proper com
mittee of Congress the following
results. It has sent ltifwrtr-t
letter? to -SOIL -.correspondents
throughout’ the ‘country, in
addition the,..envelopes; «.
AmericXir'"Bankers A-sociatmu
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iii twenty three banking; dis
tricts ui-i'jg cxqni ined. Tin
record> of railway-' wei^T*xTfin '• i na s oeeu
ined. it w a-Tte-coCercd UnitT.li!'1 LprydiieriMi. n .u
postal trains bad' been annulled i.df.robomv inert
from a totaloi mail t ain-.
It was aisd slio\viT ( . t.hal tie'
mails in transit. \vere- iioi» a
fully workctl a? fo •uu
Over the Top.
Thetjinpers of Sunday morn
ing announve that the Third Lib
erty Loan in tliiifstate.wentover
the top in every - county. _\^e
are proud of the Palmetto
State, and we are very proud
of the county of Barnwell for
its splendid response to this
privilege. This response is to
be noted for two things: The
number of contributors is far
larger than, in the former tw*o
loans. There was no doubt frpm
the beginning of its, success.
When the sons of the State,
both black and white, started to
France to meet the menace of
Germany, it was a foregone
conclusion that the money of
the parents would follow* their
boys by the Way of financing
the army. The honor lists of
subscribers tb this loan will
show the names of ■many’col
ored citizens, who were prouH
to do what they could.
The loan is also remarkable
for tlie evidence tliintt we aye
waking up to a larger re
alization of the issues of the
wrar. The most important help
that we can render to the army
in the trenches is to tell them
by our response 1 to,this loan that
“we arc with you to our,.last
dollar-, and there is just as
much more to follow as you
may need.” It is a rqmarkvble
warning to the lukew*arin, amr
to the profiteer that we have
come- to the place^vhere patri
otism rather than profits have
the centre of the stage. It wWki--/J^7iy. (> so nianv who have
walked ._tBat way with wet eyes
and nek soulsy
That man VVh'o. has \ya
into the. mart and bought a
cemetery lot for his baby is the
man who has tasted of -life
“And ' all Xf life is not to live
be nothing less than fhe highest
justice to - say that the
thanks of all the people are
freely given to those,men and
women whose time is onlinarilv
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full with their own affairs and
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who yet found tlie time'.to devote
to t-his call or patriotism.~The
success belongs to all ( of us,
who w ill find it far more pleasant
to tell why de subscribed than
will those who must some day
explain whv they did not sub-
Capt. John Tj. Harvard.
Capt. Jx>hn T. FLarvard, wlro
has heen in, a sanitarium at >
MaconGa., for the past four
years was taken ill on S'uridav'
and gently passed, away on
Tuesday afternoon 'about
4 o’clock.
His w*ife, Mrs. John T. Har
vard, of this ^rtygyvas summoned l
to his bed skip Monday night 1
and was with him wlien the endl
came. His remainswere t^ken !
to his old home at Hawkinsville 1
and w*ere laid to rest in the ceme
tery in that c|ty on Wednesday,
in the pbeseuce of a large con
course of sorrowing relatives
and friends. r
The deceased is survived by
his wife, Mrsv-SFohn T. Har-
vardg of Barnwell, 0. f his
mother, Mis,. W. 0. Harvard,
and one sister, Mrs. . Leila
Harvard Haynes, of Way cross-*
rGa vftiftl two brothers, Lewis and
» ' -*4 ' -
Guy Harvard, of Bruns wick,
Ga., who have the sympathy
of many sincere friends in
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Keeping the roofs of?, your nuildingsT in good repair
means an added valuer to thp propertv. That valui* is
far above the cost of Irepairing. The man who uses
NEPONSET PA RIOD putsane^tra profit in his pocket, ’
W’hen lie closes his sale.. For the, biiyer knows that his
roofs are good for many years! From your own point of
you get tlie'Test protection for vour crops, vour
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is .11 s’e<l { by owners for its true economy*, for its tip top
qUality. 01 is weatherproof. It is fire-safe. Its weather a.
jiroof surface defies time and Wear. It is impregnated
with asphalt, that fine w*a ter proofing material. Rain or
snow, heal or cold can’t hurt Nepbnsct Paroid; can’t crack it, can’t buckle
it, can’t blister it. Colors red, green, grey. Write fpr futher information,
Mantel. Tiles and Grates, Russian
Builders’ Hardware.
625. Broad St.
Augusta, Oa
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thyir fad bereavement.
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Little J. Norman Dicks, Jr.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Not mail Dicks, of this city, was
cast into sadness and gloom by
the death of their little two-year
old son on Mondav morning,
yfter an illness of two weeks.
•Everything was done that lov
ing hands and skilled physicians !
could .do, but God in his infinite
wisdom thought it best ta trans
plant tne little flower from this
earth .to the world above where
suffering and sorrow is unknown
where it will bloom throughout
all eternity.
The funeral was conduct
by Rev. Mr. Peeler at the henne
of Mr.and Mrs. Dicks, inFAlain
street, and the remains^were--in
ferred 111 the Baptist cemetery ’
in the presence of ji host of sor
rowing relatives^uul syspathetic
friends. T lie pal l—be a re r-:
Messrs. R. ^uiiilev Dicks, Si;.:-
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To those tumble to pay cash, we Will
lend up to ninety per cent of your
subscription v rit six per eent front May
the 4th.
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Notes to be secured by bonds and
nHtd^ayable November 1st, 1918, or
in ,9 equal monthly instalments.
The right will be~given-to repay these
notes in fulLor by partial payments
at any time before they fall due.
1 BANK Of WESTERN CAROLINA
CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADVS.
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FOR SALE
nev I>ick^< and James Dicks, of
BarnwelL; and L. t. Ransdale, Krai “ ta ^ ts
of Onuigebtirg, were uncles o
Cleceasid.
One d zet fifteen cents ; t vu dez/li
twenty-five rents *
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CITATION.
TATE OF MiHH CAROLINA,
County of Banwe!I.
By J ilin K. 81 epine. Esiptire. I’r. i*ate
J tidge.
Wiier«‘ii, \V, A. lUftzjg hath made
su't to me to grant tii i.i him L* t •
ter-^of Admiiij.tre.ioiS on the Estate
ARMSTRONG—DABBS
war 'las'broimlit ffinirne
thu a n
Tly.-
it- wake rts a .glance at' the
iDiiil conditjims of the worlt 1
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will show. Belgium, Serbia,
Roum'in-ia, Armenia ami Poland,
•ad'e famine -trieken. J11
number of tla 1 remainin<g/'Lu-
ro|ieau comft: i* *- faniiuer stares 1 -.i . •— —
t hem 111 tie- tacei X\ e ifave.>'eeu !
indication of tlias in th
()ne <>f the pret-tibst uful most
i mpressi ve \redd i n gs/Of the sett -
son, and one ofXiadsuah interest
to their many fnendsy through
out the State, wdsthat solemnized
in the littliyC'Impel at Connie i
Maxwell^/ ()rphanage, Green-!
wood, S/t'., at 5:.Vo o’clock on. I
Satnniav afternoon, May 11th, j
wlien Miss Jessie Armstrong,! J11 ’k
. . FOR SAt.E— l)r> piiu- ami pi.p a
Nonce Reference in Probatp Court; ..M any u-n-h/d deliver,.!.
Sl<tt-‘ I f > MlO. irn'ii <1, , lTVro }Mte j
L’outoy i.f Barnwell » t'ou.t. J) 8 Ol
“ ,'.<0 <1. A. ttW. - - _ rKAKM.S'ami a
wnd yt and »Tl c 8 of W. 11
de
Mart/, g.
. . 1 ♦■yaeed-'; '
Menu j *|*hes, a »*. theref ire. to cite a-d ad-
!M y in r o iierloryour winter imppiy. mooish ali and ejngular the k ii 1! r d and
' ''' Biirekbxlii**. ereditur* _uf ihe said \V. II.
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C. N
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By Xr ue nlsmi orde-edr.iv made hiM
filet, a tXfcreme to in -»< - Bh J t’o
a*-
It- i.U' S-.i l E-t Ht.e wii! he lieid a’ (><•-
bate Ollii-e, La nw- ll I’nnrt
ilonie, M uidiyir. J.U-. e Ii. I'J1 S 1:-. I IJ
*»’< l'H-k a. in... ik ns -o ■if fb-r ou
-Hoi > 1 a •>* i r on e dd*-. • <i; t n aVt‘-n t
to any o tmiOiu.3 neXa isiiiKJi *<Jer s.iid
o d-r. “*
.Tt lui K- s li"ir.
+ " • - f I’ oil > t > ILir w 11 l 'o 11- v 1
in one p r
F.-ijjn A get ey. K omii 217
Ln Itiiiie. l’niLdel'ih a Pa.
; I liartzog, d*(- ased, tla tlney t>e
kindR of proper->X.ad ! ai.'d-ap]> ar !-e( re me. io tlie I s nrt of
ni. By I'nifyd Mates) Pruba_ e. to ho held a' Pnrtiw- 1 on
Pvt 1 k way
.S>t*rrdav. the 25ill it:
.11;
F<Ui S.ALIC —F ve good w.i.mtm inn es
iii t vve have tu-i-i! U'ii g for - ,y\m !.
I* \ 'inn-eii « mule .‘ere is >o.r
IMiamre to U**'i a bargain. Apple to
J. P ihr . y
5 9 :;t • Barnwe I-. >. U. K_j'. I>
omightcr of Mr/J. B. Armstrong, j
4>f Barnwell, became the bride ’ course in music at \Vtnfhrop llie
Notice of‘Election
A i-l t * - n li-kV-j irfci i> ti! -I iii :kt r
12 0
10 x ’. after
publu-att n ben* if. j,t 11 o’rCyk in
- f ue-miin t) sho.y oa-i-e if;* y tl+*y
It, ye, wTiy tla* savd Adn/m-t rain 11
(dmind not be p’r>tii i-l.
'■'(ijven 11: il<*r my to ibliki- 11 t i day of
M -iy. A ii 11 • I > •** itii ; .'/•'
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I’-.biist ed**TFTft.a; -id
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M'l*'. in t! e !b*rnv' e I
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of Lieutenant James McBrideiaccepted a.position as Instructor V ‘“’A-'.'[<■''' '-“‘L
Dabbs, of ( ampJacKson. ; oI Aatsic. at tlie (lonrne Max- l,„ w.ii «e. i.mu m k i
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I he (Iiapyl was made lovely well Urjihanage, \v-lk*re slu ; lias
Sc.utliern been very successful with.- her
Smilax and white roses ar.<! ejas'es, a nil matle nianv friends,
(» ! ' . *. .. 1 : t. 1 -.. . .• 1.1 -n
> 'll
24 |9fS. f r t 1
w-'etl: r o' 11. i
111
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‘ ipalms, over which iTtTUiligrs of
N .... 11 —w . r.
LLLhsot Uvd'
luafkels
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cast lliofr SD'ft Tinics; % ciniuivn.
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ArCfuiiisual enq.'Jra-i:
shad- •*, wlYich’addCv! very.' an:eh
t' ► 'tlie sxyeetness- ot tile, occc.sa -a.
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wi;a the iaejull; ;yn,l. tile
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'(2) tuo a i-i.i; 11.11 -i-. -I.ii
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•{ ', ,■ y. j 1 o'l i- I . .( ,.ii tie
a* i y.J.’ ...iLUv t;iw) -r ihe
i lay M
;e i-.";rru :ng
1*1 m -ax o'
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lilt
i l mi imavasi'd 1 <e>«.
c-m-ervariiyiT.
■ki rmers. at--
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ritia-;
Bocatfso t!i«v car spak/t.
by tin* depart incut'
sufiicieiit to accom/aUi't
mail’s truckloads^ \veo
behind. Whenever thi.v
was tilled ajva Iditiaiuil inail>
were* left /behind. Tim crews
required t<» work the .mailifi were
oftepyiii>uirieient tc hamlle the
udAi m u l a ted—in a i-l -*.
The rpp.ort cites cases vnere
first class mail has Itcn -44**
v. r,s sounueu
It
ecu crops ami a
<iig*ra -n age than (-wr lx f »_re_.
r)\i ;i iare'* -e;i!e oeri-'i: iPie -Uxxl
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e!*i-»p- il.l’e In ll.lglp.re ( l‘V( li i 1 v-
drvi>ig the Mirpiu ” yiejd.' On.
manhx sum li fahuK n-nu
will Ik.- • ;iiio.A bit,' nmlnu, -sister of the Bride, y.
■ ick of e.-i bo it*■ ; wt in*./ 1 ) T^i.ir<[iuvrv.i ■ 'j’l'llc dre^
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At a vt .,. v | Bride -entered wi
and w as met at tl
(doom w ilh his !
v-.l
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Mi"S Ruth Pinson saiig Ah--and'i, fse of
sent,-ratk:r w hich the w;e.d.ring-A\'f• r-ia r,
match was sounded Ivy, V/ss
ns, announchig
ai>tvearance AvT the- d^irrtv*
• iii)wv*r girls, t 'a’tTie x
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t’m ' hret’e.asyti
Jcitilo waste'
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i'dtel -I’icki'Csinor. strew i rg 'I'ip- o!-i\;\.p
Bride’s path w ; ;lt pynj:' w*-e. -.- Wy.; \vcre: Vr.p ed
c,\ t‘d ity the MA^'l 01 j-^AiruWiao, j. A«;ms*
> Rttby^ ArnisKotlg dT ( ul-v-Lk m -.\rmst^m:T M "•■*
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PkrrrnvrdyAIr:
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.’aciliti(‘>. Just !.»ehiiid -the court over silver cloth'ami carrying, a Dabbs, .\layesville; Lieut, and
•muse bt Asheville, X. th . was j bouipiet of Sweet Penk ' l i eMrs-4.. W.’DaU;.s. Ji., ( olumlvia,
7 - ' ■ -r ■ ^ ^ j • ^o-*h* “pi V ‘ yD
Noticeto b^btors and Creditors Ife tf
an utilise 1 lou-utai tv.
sma'l'coA this wrt*
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with ! a ' cheap, rook, an
long
as from ton to tliitff
e‘Ui
days from Soutlicrn cities t4
Now York when they sin.uhi
it verv
covered
^ H'cd j r |y ^ ’ | ol I v * I
i-.nl.ryWHins '•* K^'v't ; ^rfArmi-iV ll.o’ vwj
u-> eon lent-. A ■ ring c'eremrvnN while
priced^ caiming\i ouiiit- ^asv|b mis p ]., >; ed ‘Ti) a.W'jkl Rom
hist alien 'there in. L;uP.cjcfroiu lo^The liride never Ihdked lovlier
have required a few hours. Injdav, to di
i
boini’ cases the accuiniilated
mail matter lgi^l to be shi])pnl
to near-by cities at’the rate of
seven a 1 car loads a da v- t o be.
reworked and distributed. It
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was duiH*
P'.’v
eet the-Ayork whieh
Ivy negro bo\ s. A t
M. Ar..t:strong, (.'lemsiuiCol-
Lieut,
tiih county. • Mlemon-fratpm * dptmHn lier. wed<rtmg~dress <if7C amp Jackson, ('ol 11 mlvia. . '*
tieprwaii)(*nt were present every, braided" white- Georgette.' Her The Bride's going -away .sui
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suit
w ith
each stage of the wn>rk*
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veiLw as held in place hy a hand vvas of Navy’ blue cloth.
6f oran'gc hhvssoms, v and site ] accessories to thatch. 7 ^ . .
. 'll'rUlw’llUs 01 ^ 1><>1111 e, °‘i«LMER GRAD'D SCHOOL CLOSES.
T anU ' d ' " i "'! MhlclV after Mu- c r- |' 1 ' ' . '
i, • , , ,, / mony a Reception was- held at ' 1lie closing exercises of tlu
old at eo-t. ihe -mall larnn-ia ' - • - 1
is worthy yl uote' In t-hr*—-epir- Avlio
nection that the ^’lipping Board who
conducts itqg eoiTe^poudenci
n.M.r...,. •*-• a ••• **' i " ” > numerous 1 ' other IrieruS" oi is especially ufgeil t
Suchg Gri enwood and out of tov* ■»
Annotmcements.i
‘ t' ’ , P^^Ahe (frphanhgc for the Bride and I Imer Graded School w ii! he
o .Mis<vq-,.il)Pvn'#.u..l,^-,au.U at nhiih thv on.ii A-ri.■ ;iv niMit. Ma> J-lth.J
° i“ l T 1 Anow how to can corps of teachers and clprikuu As theFt .w ill be only ovA; night
tin advanuge. bianight ihem were 'present, ,; together -f v\' : tli of ij.e eiAertainmehi * ilvc paiblfc
be canned either on ' ^’iaro ninnerons" other fHerds t ». Is espei*r.aJly urged {<’ em rid«vTlu*
at a t-ixe's.i pric a-e.m. Sui*li Gretn.iw<voil an>.l out of 'tow - .-r^rr hi.aling clas:-p t yn x > < -f two
, VUP1ST«ATE
! hereby rti.nt>iuiaXjriysi'!f a c-.ipdahik'
*iiKfoitr V?HC. M|b ive t t.otlie
;uiatior.s r<f I Jee.u>c•:;ili'*
pi.r.iary; and pledge mxstdf -to MiLporl
lilt* nominee there*.I-
j. ii. J-’eei'ly Milieux ilte, S; (_.
for MX^ayrai
Ttrie * and re
I
fo..
••hereby announce niy-wlf a cqrtititlnte
,:i..l<*. i ; t t ill u!>iv’« 1 tr>
n;u : ’ InriVs (Tl- ihe liemV
* ' -ii ..... - i t ... ; i*i lue rule- aim M-yii umns oi-tae Menu -t
l-s tspet r * I ’ 1A P-.’.lt. (O t t.tl I lie ,. 1( . ; ,piinir\. a-.<~ ; ledge I ■ I *. ■ elf
'W! “IL 1 These I gpests as ’w'elf.. A shlad arm.iux':
i
of th a pwstoiri.ee departin'nt* if located lw home enterprise j Aas served., ^
Iu the meantime tlu*' increase iii thv flown s and coiumuoitv i »* ,}^' Dabbs,is the. aocture ...
of first class mail is 2o per cent, centres of this ePumv would /’l. ■ lrmn ^ daiigtiier* Si
while that of pa^eej post is 40 keep at home - thousand’s (if
per cent, 'll.* peatoffic* (tepartTlolIaw tifnt woul.l 'be-pent f.x- ^ jjr-.Mluate of Wimhrop Co!- ,7,css lh;.l tins been matte ci.Ang
meu( rejoices in tlie fact tii.it goods (anue I elsetfhcre ai,ul lege, and after finishing her.-the past school session^ - ”
» the liillihlK'l- 1 iUa^li.lL U— ■*■
* - y j. Suciiutm Mujetl\niew.S.C.
. g ladies. MAscs *'(. onnu*
!;r v -uand ITimcks AkeekL'y and
< n > our.e man! Mi. 1 ipi ace ■ 7 m
.ers, ’ i ,, -
PG-Mr. L B! ArmstnVng, of ikpn- A he faculty * is to !v co’h- Bi^OVV.IN ■& By,SH
Midi. She is a gnrttmrrc dnd’gratulated od the wonderful pro-
Motn-v ou Leitg Term-
Lawyers
BARNWELL,^. C.
FOR SALE
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Horses & Muies
’ i ' • ^ “ .
• I have
v 4- nice fresh h rs.es
b froc'J seconfT.anc! horses
10 first class fresh mules,
AVkUiiiix froiii 1. -hr
900 pi/Uhds
r- *
}S Rood second hand.mules
5 cheap mules •' .
C; h. RIZEK, Olar^S.C.