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tutuMMiUWA.? „r*»<** ■ ; . V vL. S4UWZU. BXKti?SL. BAJUrWXLL. B. a .n^_ N— Mr. J.W. Bates,.of Yenoinme, was in town Wednesday, >I r . C* r *.. ^ B. Ellis-, of Meyers Mill., wasn't he city Wednesday^ Mr. Geo. R. Todd, of Augusta. Ga., was a visitor here . Mon- 7 \ dav- JV Roy... W .Id II ayes and fa m ily left Mojnfav morning for Rich mond,'Va., where hC! will spend his vaedHoiTT^ M r/ Hayes ex pects 'to return bv'the 4th Sun day. ’ 1 7~“' ; - j Mr. &tm /Gfeene. J one of Greenlahd’s - most progressive Mr. W. A. : ',Chavoi:s, of-formers, and Jmdaughter; b Allendale, was in town Mon day. . 1 \V", ; Manias. A. Wilis, pf Camp Sevier," was:'a visitor* here Mon day. ' • •>* - . ;>>;■ J. E. Tobin, Esq,, of Allen- /• dale, was in the-city Monday. Lieut. Frank Barn well was in town for a short While Sun day. - Mr. W. Cr Cook, ofRose-. Gussie Mill’s Ethel, who lias just returned from" Winthrop, were in towu Wednesday. / ’ ~ Misses Ernest and Meyer, two of Meyers most attractive young, ladies, spent the week end in Barnwell, the truests of Judge and Mrs. John K. Sneliing. Messrs. Theodore, Ralph Brown and William Letov Molair, were among the grad mary, was a visitor here ^Weckjuates at Porters Military Acad- liesday. emy and are now at home for Mr. John R. Rav, of the Friendsliip section, was in town Wednesday. -Cadet G. Owen Riley, of Charleston, has returned home lor the summer. Miss Edna Matthews, of Wil li-ton, spent Sunday with Mrs. R, Wv Dicks. Miss Carrie Lorick, of Colum bia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Searls,of this city. Miss -Louise .. PrxiUio.. luts.,. xe-. l f / i Bin, »r- r-j-—f-* *T for the summer vacation. Gen. W. ! W. Moore,' of (’o- lumbia, visited relatives and friends' here Monday and Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. William E.Ben- the summer vacation. Mrs. J. F. Grubbs returned home. Saturday from Augusta, Ga., where she was called to the bedside of her daughter, Mr§^ MADAME VOILE CAVE INTEREST ING LECTURE. ' ' C /•—* Madame Jean Voile, the great War !ecturtir,_:deliveivd <|uitd a tirrilling- address at the court house last Thursday n.i£lit,which NOTICE. - Enrollment Committee—W. I. Johns, . —*— ' W. H, Montague and L. C. ,Bennett. Pursuant to Rule No: 11 of the Book to he opened at W.- I. Johns’ Democratic Party of South Carolina, store. 1 * , ■ " - —- I. Edgar A. Brown. County Chairman Barnwell—dub district: As set I of Barnwell County, hereby give no- olit in 6 above! " r ■ , dee: . . j : ' J Enrollment/ Committee—Edgar/ A// Will Brown, A. 'A. Lemon and W. H. Dun- Mllle*'* Antiseptic OH, Known As • / (1) (Rule No. 6): “The qualifications 'for ihembgrship in any club of the was^enioved by more than three :iU!nli'i‘cia:i(S;lftv ^ Voile.spdke .for forty-five min- a' primary, shall\be as follows, viz: ’ f - can. i . Book to he opened at Lemon Broth " store. / - , - C- “s Positively Rriir/Vr Pat* »« a Pew Mlaatta, ulw, “';. ou before.the succeeding gen- /iwl* oik* ;.g . ' i n W\~, 7' n ' v v remedy u«*-a tioenui v aria nig oral, electipn, and. be a white Demo- i v r .° k opened-at C. C. Meyers externally for C iueh*. Co! »l yip, 'crat, He shall ,be a' citizen "of the ■ " ''pt' i, *i> /m u .. . . . . Throats D ph therm B' ii ; T .r.sili- ni.C W States and of this State. No J A * . .'.I, 7 ' J.G. Scott, who was seriously assembly to assist in this great and po.ble work, to which they Taspdnded very generousl 'y a sum of fifty-one dollars being rairetR: ——- ill. We are glad to report'tha,t Mrs. Scott is improving. ^ Mr, J. S. Still, the former captain of one of the divisions of the chain gang, w’lm for the past year has been overseer for Mr. W. 1. Johns, lirfe decided to^ ent-er the race; for Vounty Etis sard appears in this issue of the Sentinel. Judge and Mrs. Chas. Carroll Simms, of this city, left last Sunday afternoon via ttife A. C. L. .Railroad for New York, where Mrs. Simms will spend some time visiting friends, nett and family, of, Springfield, -while JLndgeJS.iinms will return were in Barnwell Wednesday Evening. immediately. ^ t ^ The Tom Thnmb.weddmg and C. Bringloe Moody, Fireman a j,} a y entitled “The Mischievous U. S. S. Nereous, Charleston, S. C., spent Sunday here with relatives. Nigger” will he presented at the Mossy School, house Sat urday evening, June loth, at Mr. Geo. L. Hill, Mrs. S! E. i S o'clock Lemonade will be Moore and Miss Agnes Hill, 1 served the- entire evening. t of Sneliing, were in the city, Admission 1-5. and -5 cents. Wednesdav. ’ JConic oiie, copie-alM - Misses Fraulein, Hilda, An: ! Lev. Mr. Morgan and family, nie. and Mary ,Hav. motored : of this city, left this morning to Healing,Sjg-ings Wednesday (Thursday) for Murphy, N. C., 'of last week/ ' | Mrs./Vforgan ami children will t m , • •- spend the summer traversing the Ihere m ill be services in the! 1 , , . , p mountains and other health re sort.', wlrile Mr. Morgan will Presbyterian e.hurch Sunday af ternoon at 4 :307advance.d time. All are invited to attend. Messrs. J. MV and . B Easte-ring, of "this—eitv.- ' return to Barnwell after a week's istav. tie, French children made or- plians ty the Germans murder ing their fathers and mothers^ At the conclusion-of this state ment Mifcj. P.J.. Drew' called ujjon RICE—ROBINSON. Barnwell Girl Marries Engineer Officer From 7“ r ' (nip Serier. ' 7 " L. Mrs. Benjamin T. Rice, who has recently moved to Columbia from Barnwell, was married Satur day afternoon at 6 o’clock to Lieut. Blight Sergeant Robert son, Jr., of the Three Hundred and Sixth Engineers, Camp Se vier. The ceremony was per formed at the home of Mrs. Rice, 5 Gibbes Court, in the presence of about fifty guests, most of* them either now or formerly of Barnwell. The bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. B. S. Robinson of Philadelphia, was present,/a* were the following out of town relatives of the bride : Miss Non- nw r Best, Miss Anna' Walker, Miss Amelia McNair,-Mrs. A. P. Manville and Mr. Dan Hartley, all of Barnwell; Mrs. Edward Young, her daughters,JMisses Alicia and Claudia Young, and her brother, Mr. B. A. Hart, who motored over, from SavaW nail. The ceremony, thong 1 «”nple in detail to accord with Lie .imes 1*er}»orr - shall t»etoiig:' fo”'i“ny club or vote in any primary unless he has re sided in the State, tvro years and in. the county six riiont,hs prior to the sue-. ,ceeding general election , and in the efub district 60 days prior to the first primary following’ his offer to enroll: Provided, That public school teachers and ministers of the gospel in charge of a regular organized church shall be exempt from the provisions- of this utcs r telling first of th£ horrors and atrocities of the Germ arts aiul ner-expediences on the firing line. ^ V- ‘ ,y r ' f ' 7 In de sc rib i n g the inti 11 m acts co m 111i 11ecl T>y. tire' II ulu where- French’ children were nrurdered before the eves of tlveir mothers and their arms cue of! and /otherwise disfigured. Bhe. said that it was far better to die fighting rather than fall into the hands of such ‘‘devils.” l^.Vpcaking of her experi ences in*wa r- ridden' Flit rice she pictured them so vividly that the audience was brought to its feet in applause. She told of her intention of concerting her home in Orlando, Fla., into an orphanage for-lit- L 01111 ™ 11668 . of the respective clubs ort ■ 1 ■— 0 'hTueBdtiy, the 4th day of June, 1918, and will remain open for enrollment until Tuesday, the 30th day of July, 1918, which shall be me last day of enrollment.' (Rules Nos. 11 and 12.) ‘ /" , (3) ' ' : • Each applicant for enrollment shall in person write upon the club roll his full name and immediately thereafter his age, occupation and postoffice ad dress, and if in a city or town shall write the name of the street and lhe * *******\kj\z aa iuuuw8\ V U. . 1 r» l The applicant for membershn^of-vot^’ 6 ^ 01 . 0 6 J b ® ve * ' T _ - j.- er, shag be 21 yeah of age, or shall C °mmittee-J J. Co<ih- iTecame ro beforeThe succeeding e-en- r ^’ 4 ,: f r Meyer fncf J. B. Kifkland. Try it right D'w for Rh^uiri t* 'Fir r N«*uta gew, Lotnb g*i, f >'e. n if . ar-d Bennett SpringsA-CIub district: As * w J P?i-• #0 th-h-«rf l-ack a< «i limn*, c .rna. buni »ri - . etc A.I ( er 1 n-apj l c>tkiii pain djsajt^ea^ aim st ' ' A «ev remedy u«»d iidemal v ndd J .out m g^iUoye. • --*-r—— *' Thi* oil - fa erine» de.1 10 he 'h»» Enrollment Committee-—C, H. Ma- rating ren.ely kn »wi* p . loonjot this; Girard Weissihger and A. Hi Jind bmb-dist** »fftet in reimri* g :njt, Ninestein. 7' T* (to** tn the,fact that it iieiM-t-rtps t<y- Book to be opened ftt Weissinger'F die atf-ctrd pmrt*r at once- :jtif *y. . t - q lustrhtif*trp<*lir t II a»b»»Wr n V« t/tlMi- section as-to residgnee^ if otherwise qualified.”. (2) 7 Books of enrollment for the respec tive Democratic clubs required under -the rules for the new enrollment in Barnwell County will be opened by the secretaries or the .enrollment number of his house in which he re sides if such designation exists in said city or town. If the applicant can not write he may make his mark upon the roll, which shall be witnessed by the seeretary-or other personr then Bav- Pharmaey Bull Lead—Club district; out in 6 above. ’ . As set f * t P ++ce ‘ { »6 e le*»th«;r a(*d ii *iif pen- etra»*- ihif AUbt-tance ih^cugh’ *-Ud; enrollment Co»m*e-E. W. Bran*! T„i. son, J. L. Box and J. A. Rouse. I nil is g ilde.i, red eolo ,, i»nlf. Eve- V v hot- Boo H.J 0 r«8? opened at J. L. Box’s t g <a;anreed ; 25.?^ 60-s and-$1OG a sfpro. bLittie dr moi ey r**fuuned at Dcuiile-Pbnd—Club'drstiTct: As set oUt in 6 above. . . C. N. Burckbalter-, D'uggis*, Barit- well 8- C. Enrollment CommitteeU-W. H. Hut- 1 d.TeW ^ SeaM,c DfUR Co '’ AII ’* n ‘ to, Jacob D.elF and Aiken Croft. ! • Book to be opened at Aiken Croft’s resjdgnce. ^ - i Winthrop College - Dunbarton—Club district: As set SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE above. -x EXAMINATION.. The « xsminateon for 1 he award of Enrollment Committee—J. M/ Kill- ingsworth, T. W. Dicks and B.'F. Tis dale. 7* ; .V : Book to be opened at Dicks Brotlp- ^ aj!jl fi ers’ store. j and for the adrai>*i >n 1 f n**w students 6 above” C1Ub diStriCt: As 8et ° Ut in 1 will be h 11 at the Coin.y Court Hou«e Enrollment. Committee—Horace J. • ,,n ( Gv, July 5. at 6 A. M., and also Crouch, P. S. Green and R. R. John ston. onSaturday, July 6, at 9 A. M., forthose Book to Ee opened at Green & Co.’s | who " ish makc up b >' examination ! add t ona'u*>its r.eu .ired for full ad- J —I —— 1 store. Fairfax—Club district: As set out ing the custody thereof, and the sec- MfiSS t arey Rice, chltlghter of retary sfraTTfilL in the other require ments. J (4) 'aj/Tax- in 6 above. Enrollment Committee—J. F. Light- sey, F. G. Croddock and B. F. Thomas. Itook <0 be opened at F. G. Crad- docklff/ature. Four Mile—Club-district: As set •outin 6 above. ..... _ Enrollment Committee—L. A. Bush, C. M. 'Turner and A. R. Dunbar. No person shall be enrolled in pny club or vote in any primary -except-in the club district irt which he resides. (Rule No.'8d.) _ ^ (5) That the names of the clubs in Baxnwell County, the boundaries of the.club districts as required to be set out by Rule No. J, the names of the members of the enrollment com mittees and the places where the re spective club rolls are to be opened are as follows: : (6) ' The club districts and boundaries of the clubs in" Barnw’ell County are as follows: In all cases thg voter must enroll in the club nearest his place of residence, calculated by the nearest practicable route*-and can only vote at the voting place of such club, and the territory included by this test shall be considered the club district of such club. Allendale—Club district: As set out in 6 above. Enrollment Committee—R. P. Sear- son, J.,E. SoarsofTand Willie T. Googe. Book to be opened at R. P. Searson Drug Co.’s store. Baldock—Club district: As set out in 6 above, I .Miss Fro to Los*, who has boon 1 'foJ w tL thp w n? iroiip! an( j church, he begins to remind staving with her sifter, MTs. A. 1 the less impressive and- beuuti-i n< . 0 f the'S*ifetv-of- Xoah ami Sundav for .\\ I la.. of „ rt , a , att , ml . 1 f„l, ,!„■ oiliciant being.fin bri.lo's I ■ ' ' V ’ and other points cu interest.- 1 * ” - -- ing the Bavinvell Iligii-^eliool. L former pastor, tlie Rev; John K. Capt. II. A. Simms, of (.’anip',lias returned t<> her home,where Goode, now pastor of the Shan- ^ Sevier. Greenville. S. sj»ent jshtLwlll spend lier vacation. She j d“ii Baptist cliureh. The bride M ve al days lierO this' week | will be greatly mis>ed on Wash- "‘as atteirded bv Miss Roberta ingtmi -stree t, tiiul her friend vi'inng relatives and friends. Miss Hilda Rav, of Bari>. yell, left Saturday for North Augn>ta, where she will visit lier si.-ter, Mrs. II. Creech. Dr. W. L. Tuten and"M.r. r l'. I*. Barber, of Fairfax^ were in wife and hiy three Sons their wives in the Ark Seeming to think only of his Safety (and that of 11 is (Hoses! ’Kin) from the .German \i Aldrich as maid of hotnir and oplpire from tne' Shortage' look forward to her early return. ; Miss Heloise Gibbes as brides? j 0 f Rations anl.even the -Devil Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dicks.' 1 ^ otl ‘/ v / | ,a, j |1 S airy frocks | a , u p u n hosts, the warning- of tins city, .left here W t >d11esdaV-V *. t / 11 e rl l e< . u, ^ au< , 10 :nul ! so often giVeii with the Caption ? fiio'd *tu r fcbabrra^ii^ i>a .'V‘ ts *f P>” k ^IRake mV.v • ia . Site wa. tnk/nilt UWl 'V' ' P*"l t V 11 ‘‘-flna'd.al by. w the city Wedne-ihiy transacting spine’very im pprtanp bu'ine?^. ! Miss Ethel ('alhnuif; nner of Appktoifs * most attractive 1 has .been , ..lioin. only the' one mbrning with tin' li0 , s , l ) - est . f 1,)a ! 1 AVas Gallns fellow wlio pulls the bell Lieutenant Ralph Mollis ■ of to take thei a; Cojumhi early tii saint trouble their little boy died fanout two weeks, ago! Their many frieiTd* wisii for them a spei dv lecovery ot their little ,. Book to be opened at C. M. Turner’s residence. —— Friendship—Club district: As set out in 6 above. Enrollment Committee—H. E. Creech, Jas. R. Ray and Frank San ders. Book to be opened at Frank San ders’ residence. Hercules—Club district: As set out in 6 above. — Enrollment Committee—C. F. Car ter, L. S. Still and J. A. Morris. Book to be opened at J. A. Morris’ residence. Hilda—Club district! As set out in 6 above. Enrollment Committee—A; D. Hut to, D. A. Dyches and A. P. Collins. Book to be opened at D. A. Dyches’ store. Great Cypress—Club district: As set- out in 6 above. -~- Enrollment Committee—J. L. Brad ley, C. A. Pate and G. C. Best, Sr. Book to he opened at store of B. M. Jenkins, Jr. Reedy Branch—Club district: As set out in 6 above. Enrollment .Committee—J. M. Grubbs, N. C. Grubbs and W. H. Black. Book to be opened at W. H. Black’s ; residence. Red Oak—Club district: As- set out in 6 above. Enrollment Committee—O. C. Bax ley, W. L. Baxley and P. W. Patter son^’ - ' Book to be opened at Sneliing Mer cantile Co.’s store. . Rosemary—Club district: As set out in 6 above. ” Enrollment Committee—3'. W. Folk, M. F. Hair and WrO. ~Bgltr — mi-R on to the Fr simian Claia of this ins'itution. Th** t-xam nation on 8atu day. July 8, will tomm-d onty fur rnnkn g admisRion units. Ti-e scholar- wilt b»* awardrd npon the examination held op Frdijr, Ju’y 5. Ap >nc«nt« must not be lea* than sixteen years of age. When teholarthipa are vacant _ a'ter July 5 they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this examination, provided they meet the conditions governing the awards Applicant* for scholarships should write to President Johnson for scholar*., ship examination blanks. These blanks, properly tilled out by th** applicant*, should be filed with President Johnson by J u v let. x PoJioarships are worth $100 and free tuition. Th** next sessioq will- open September 18 1918 For further >n- foimatio i and catalogue, add>e-B- Pre^ideut D. B. Johnson. Rock Hill, S O. N- • i Food mL vin THE VAJL Tii' .. ot tlieri: inm-, ^ White Lamp >evier. ■. . < - Tlie dainty little bride wore a beautiful afternoon gown of eorgette crep.e, the collar, land embroidered in beads ;ut<l cord oyer .a mule bus paid any attention what, ever t(L the Warning so often given we liavU seen m ire tliaii n Hundred' miles -oJ-^rops.oo the diruruads round about us,-And if tbe big Book to be opened at J. W. # Folk’s residence. Siloam—Club district: As set out in 6 above. Enrollment Committee—W. P^Mor- rifi, G. M. Sheppard and J. W. Bates. P*ook to be opened at G. M. Shep pard’s residence. —p Sycamore No. 1.—Club district; As set, out in 6 above. Enrollment Cpmmittee-r-Geo. W vo.uhg- ladiea, here, visiting here aunt;, Mrs. L. I ', ( alli'pun. j. ry 11 ■* ‘ *, %' . ^ n< -. ■ l ni-h< «1 with a >a»U ot diroad*^ Earnjet. who ’ Spins .around'Miis [■„ f ^ h''F*' whit* ribbon,• ;mu i-ui-ru-.l i| | farm in an Auto omv in a v* ‘, * 11 i lot New i-oik 1 n->! W edne-iJay, | shower l)Ouquet ot iVide roses. Ivtirlro -School, 'Laris Island, I where be will joi.i liis wife who She was ^iveiiMn marriaoe bv Hr. -C. sp *nr a -fowl days here with rgLq t-dok■- io-r ^bttk djiughter to 4^--hrotlier,, JTivate B. T/ Lice New York about two months |0 f Gamp Jackson. Miss Best, of ago XoT treatment. Mr. Golinsky. ’ Barnwell-, played the -wedding will traverse tide northern- market* and puprhase fe-faJP stock of g;ood before he returns. Liiiv-'s amj friends this week. Mr.'M. SirarsfinwrJ Allendale, parsed through.lure Wednesday en route for BlaeWyille. wlp*re he ‘will visit His daughter, Mrs” Harry Rich, • Hon. -J. E. Harley, of this cit v,• ltvft Sunday aftenoon via 1 of the A. CEL. Railroad for . Washingcm,where he will spend seveial day-.. NOTICE. Wanted you to know that ;! will lie in Allendale making jdio- ni arch. ‘ ; . After the ceremony ices and wedding cake were served in the dining room, which, like the drawing room and the living room, was beautifully decorated Digraphs until June lbth. Re- Bjiims^tveet peas and shasta n.U*mher tlie date—. • 5"g'S *2t th R. Thomas. while, wearing store (’lollies a Stare lied Shirr along Tie and nice gloves, we sayl, agaih if, this kind of.Farmer v has any Corn planted it..must he in tlie hack fields, and Ln the cotton chopping season he drives • out of down with a precious Burden Consisting of from one to-three Girls sometimes tlie sort that .are somewhat tainted wjtli white Blood, after waiting at Citation Notice ! Sta'e of South Carolina I’O'MitV of Uarfiweil. By John K. Snsl mg Esquire, Pro bate Judge,’. Jennv, Joe L. Folk and W. C. Manuel, i „ Wherer.a Lizzie Hay hiith made suit Book to be opened at Jenny & Co/s ,o me t0 K ra '*‘ unto her Letter* of Ad- P j 01 . x > jjuinistraiioir or. the Lutate ahd effect* ' Sycamore X... 2-Club district: As Krym.ld., dccejwd : - f . ,, f ■' / | these hu*. th-refore.Jto cite and ad- e . n ' 1 T a n i ! monish bII and singular the kindred ommuteo—J. A. Goo„d-creditor* of the ««id Alex Rey- .-o.i. J B. ( lusolm and A . R. Allen. nolds,deceased, that they.be and ap- Look to be openetl at Chisolm’s pear before ine. in the c lUrtof probste, 7 tube held et Bariiwell.S C.. on Sat >r« da 1 >ie>111g:-shades were drdxrq .; J>oor*4or th-cm t(V lace tip a and ulvito candles tinned soltl\ » Jj£ >ir of’ seven Dollar Buo*te> tie everywhere. A PLEASANT TRIP. Mr.'and M’i<,'.T.VJ. Yickerv. Mrs. D. .. yjfc.iv. rv, Hear 'Greenville. There they s£w several- of the Barnyyell hoys, im-lucting’ M< --77.'Garter Price. ‘.Tolu.* L*vv, Nick' Coo.lin and P • . on a three yard .Mtsii over a ; p, ar - - - 1 lre.yoirug coupiO left late, in jj;,,-. Gingliinis dress then burn,:, book to be opened 1 aftrMioon lea a >noit auio- t) j- (i ls hrinoino-• tlnmi in [ bfr’s..store. , dole trip, expecting to return , when W lie ,o called da vs ' work ! . ZPOAn A ( olitudda b i<rie,_l]i* v go to! ; s done ■ ' 1 hairmar. Coanty . nville.— 1 lieMate. ... .. While the . poor Bucrir ;tnd i Attest: D. P Ivvi/s. As out day, Jum-8th. 1918, after pubiica.t.ion Elmer—Club district: in G above. . ^\ithei< af, at 11 o'clock in the fr»rem>**n. Enrollment Committee—John F.” t> *^ghow cause, if any they have, why Weekley, W. L. Brant and G. A. Best. , the AqtniniBtration ehouid not be -Book to be opened at W. L. Brant’s , Krant^'d. store; \ . | G-vefi iind^r-any hand this 23d da % IV i Hi ston—Club district: As set ! ^ D,_1911 t out in 6 above * \ Jo.uriLs |iei 'ing. i Enrollment Committee—M. C. T , ... . . o,> i ^ Bbck| nBS ' C " C ' Matth ™ S “ d Ili; ' ^ Notice of Election iM- -1 lusving. heea Sh***as*srf4r Lime** wth f**ciio<i 1742 Ge ernl S*hool Mr. I.h '-vd-A'ickcr':. i ill a t r: i > .of!Wry. r lh bv at;t<-*nioi)i ;»* to a-HH , ‘lav u> e trip. 11 >ih '7e- in • mi eh wli tie hot amps' i .; ,h77 «y m,uHi ou^vol. UMJC EEANCH PKGLOSCW. \|r. itno ah Me BaiUlAVel; l,wy {4TVS- J ) » p til t d wri~ ;TTr;i Book to be opened at G. C thov’s store. . ^ Zouave—Club district: As set out in W above. . " ’ -7 . r , Enrollment Committee—C. B. Dun- [ l.ntr of 1912. n tire i- h**rebv given that i , brr. \V. II. Snellin-g and C. W. Dun- H, > ehwiiin wilt te h-ld in San Hill a>n 0\(‘! il | bar. . i § 1*' 1. Di^oiet N'*, 37, on'Saturday^ the mo to .Gre< nvilk*.,—Thf >t:Ue. at C. B. Dun While tjie-. poor Bucnr Nigger out in. t!te S-iiigk" fo’.io'.v BROTVN, - I h( Executive Com- Secretarv lilt furrows up a:; l l : n l ‘ ‘ * * tramiMg C'lil'so 111 . mi• er.auu t a rtt, preparatoiy .entering th 1 ieryiri- of.the l . >. Armvj r liiy.iii.v rcr gO TTT*ro-'--”' ns-' s'-'i W fi^ ViOs'Mhlr l-Vt. » . :Ul-t ».') lllb> I d' ' wh Ayhiir' im i tt'H'i "fei.ve beard that g ■ g* fv ioo old r.» It?.!'.; fulTi . ing.' am .NiiTitt '.r iji»r4e3ife Money on Long Terms. . o.v -El'iV* hoeing twiiT • w lrOnTever lil. 'la N J v ta. a fVi oi a j ,■ ‘ ; man Sitting.on a Town Niggers i K X ■ i* ■ ■ 4 in' t'l: *t«/1 From il.V , Mrjtn B ROVV^& BUSH Mr. e lute Vickerv and Mr. \\ .;. j W Jj Woodward of Willis ton drove over to Camp Sevier 1 Lawyers -* 1 hi y .■ m a dea iie,w! caHV- mortiing fighting ^ •< * .*** Guardian of **» ii-V**n 111 - »*r .p »*i wv nSm ;; ! i a i«:.; : - gmu .il .*» !■: ”7' N ' ii'gK'v * h. JU’Cn irttl ar>* right - nt;cu^a4Us. get ready for an Atitxr--n ■oii*yv*r' • |r> J^tt «*29th‘l9l8.1 • HORACE J. 0P0 Mfi'-wru * .*■ ■ i - b~> Ik* of ]es» andJe*>^ • Ride tO; the. 1/harrji.- ( liAK.oNhLL, 3. C. 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