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k .;• ' Jl i /' /• /. /• ■ n * // •« •/ * ': t 1 -J Mr. W. L. Harley., of Hhe Friendship, , section,- annouces his capdidacy. for the office of Magistrate at Hilda in this week’s Sentinel. Mr. Harley is a son of Mr. \V. W ; Harley and is commonly kno\v>^as Jas. M. Patterspn, Esq.,ofj“M\int”. He is a farmer and Allendale,' was here ^Tuesf&y Relieve himself, competent of on business in the ‘ probtfl “ ‘ Mr. and Mrs.. R. II. ’Walker, of Appleton, were visitors here Tuesday. ■ * S'. Mr. Marian Morris,' of the Olar section, /pent Sunday in town with" friends. in the probate filling the office to which he is court. ,> .Mrs* L. M. Calhoun and little soil, McTyre, are on a visit to their parents at Little Mouillain, S. C. Miss Anes Hiers, of this city, spent last week-enjJ in friends and re- r* Blackville with latives. > ' , Mr. Harold Reed is spelling his vacation at home *Tle has passed very successfully in all his studies. * v Mr. and Mrs. L. \Vk Weath- erbee, of this cjty, entertained Mr. M. T. Rankin, of Greeley- ville, during his stay here. - 6616 cures Chills and Fever. Mr. Rubert Reed and wife mortored down from Columbia aspiring. Tiro farmers of the" county have in tliem hands a two-edged sword against Germany produc ing on their farms and giving financial support to'our govern ment. They are sharpening and wielding"this : powerful insmi- IaIhwku, Man rati, baekw*™-, MADE NEW START AND SHE WON OUT- Problem is Faced by dirl Workers in cities. - A ♦ and spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. J. W. C. Reed. Misses Essie Sanders,* of Columbia, and Cora--Morris, of Olar, spent last Saturday and Sunday here with Miss Eloise Morris. Mrs. Maude k. Usserv Wifliston, ami Miss ‘ fttfna Morris,, of Denmark, were the charming guests oLMiss. Eloise Morris last week. Maj daughter, Miss Elizabeth, at tended the services at the Cath olic church in Blackville last Sunday. merit., as is seen by their sub port of the Third Liberty Loan, and the increased acreage on their farms O11 Friday, July 12th, the County BoaCd of Education will Bold the Charleston College and University, of South Carolina extrance ex aminations. There are no va cancies to these institutions. On *the same date, the Cleujson College entrance and sckolar- strip examinations will be held. There are three vacant four THE SUGAR SITUATION. ■' ———— ^^ * olumbia, June 30.—Special. Th^e will be enough sugar to supply the public 11/eds durin the nexVsix months billy if lux* uries.are Wit down and waste is eliminated.This is the siguifi- cant?statjmeiX of the food ad- ministration,w.lrich has just per fected regulatious\o govern the distribution of snghr in order that the acute/i shortage at the present time may not Xfer de velop info if sugai There is not q spoonful of swyqr to be wasted. The T,600,(k ncxE six months, Until January 1, 1919, if the strictest economy is practiced according to the food administration program, which include** an appeal to the people of South Carolina to con fine their consumption of sugar Wintbrop College. SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE EXAMINATION t hereby EXPENSES GROWING. ALMOST BEYOND WORK WHEN SHE BEOAN TAKING TANLAC, WHICH SOON X 7 RESTORED Iff#, / // year scholarships to Clemson this year. The one : year scholar ship, of course,, is vacant. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. S. ^reech, .- 0 Uwhicii Kline, received a card k from their won, Fulton Bethune, reads „ as .follows : The ship on which I sailed has arrived safely overseas. , „ Love, Fulton. anil. Mrs^Mnjdrow and, Udqs. 37th. Div., A Aienfcan Ex peditionary Forces. .' Mr. Fulton Bethune Creech lias been in the U.- S. ai my- for some time and is'. now serv- There is not much difference |ing as Filing clerk 111 the above in actual .effect between an divison. American 11 eed 1 e ss \y ^con s uni i 11 materials needed by the Nation and a German sinking such ma terial at sea. The junior Red Cross of Norway, S. C , will give a pa triotic phi}'i’rthe school audito rium at Blackville on Tuesday evening, JulvOth 1918. Admis- sion children 20 cents. 10 cents, adults c. •66G cures Bilious Fever. . Miss Dora Greene, of city, lefAlien this Tuesday morning 06G cures by removing the cause. Mr. .\V. . Bratton Parker,of Snelliifg,' , S. C.\ announces himself a. candidate for ^ the House of Representatives in this ih.-ue of the Sentinel. It will be remembered that Mi. Parker made the race for the house two years ago, and was taken with typhoid fever about the fir-tof July noth was unable to atti nd any of the meetings buC notwithstanding this the people of Barnwell.County gave him a via the A. C. L. Railroad for | hai dsom< v vote. Mr. Parker is .Augusta, Ga. and from-there to Vidilia, Ga, where she.wiij visit lier _ .sistei\ Mrs. David R-. McArthur. * Messrs. \V. Z. Brvan, and arc always.glad to have one of the most substantial fanners in western Barnwell county and. by reason of this w.ilUbe in a position to kixpw to.'-three pounds to tlie person, per month. This apportionment is about-double the compulsory sugar ration oj England, France and Italy, and is uniform through put tlie United States. The,coupe rat ioii^of the house wife is depended upon by the food administration, Purchases Of suger, by individuals, except for canning, are limited to two pounds to persons •residing in cities and town and to five pound** {<>• living- mvitrai sections After signing.Home Canners Sugar certificates, per sons maybuy twenty-five pounds ,of sugar per calendar month for canning fruit. Only individuals who j urchase sugar for house hold use or for canning can se cure sugar in any quan ty after July 1, except under a Certifi cate system, which absolutely limits the total amount of sugar any manufacturer, public eating place, baker or retailer can buy. Even tlie dealers in sugar are limited. Under the certificate svstem, which has been a 11 non 11- V ced ; manufacturers using sugar, soda water f\»uutaiu users, ami i'q fact all commercial us^rs. of si.garare limited to 20 percent?- bt their normal supply. In order to secure this they<»are required to make statemems to t‘v food administration of amouiA of sugar used by them heretofore, apd on this statement sugar cer tificates w ill be issued,* Tn order to.be able to buv sugar the-coniercial users are Re quired to surrender these cer tificates to. the dealer, and when the certificates are exhausted n<> more sugar can be bought, Hotels, restaurants, club*, dining cars and hoarding * o haus. s serving tw cut)-live or more persons . must likewise apply for sugar certificates to the food administration, and j will he permitted, to purchase *1 fi r full adm'fmon tr> ^Iim. Kr. 8hmHn CIhs-i nf u i i*. Tii*- einnu . ti h Oil SitiunUj. Jijiv 6 ivi | h ■ H d mhy h-forrn^rhfii >io iinH»iThp M-lednr- 1! stdfi w il 1 b*- a^nnP d u, on hi* * x-irrenn- —’— — i d'*n |i*- il MH .Knd iy. Jal> 5 A|»pltcHnt» Ttiexe is-in) biuuer prob'em'than that **ot Te-s fTiitn -hix:•*-«» yVi»r?»a " lirch the w*i m n worfcPT^tnfs to meet J • »tiensrh«*lar iii|> « e »«cii.t after W.tb rent, «i thing: food, fuel all fn inR I 5 »»*-v xvili he a« arl*»l to U- * lmther and bather, w irrien are greats r , lliafcll R ' llH hitC'^st average t) Hm* ianc-_ T ftl'd niore j m-et the iblo t >-iili e-x «han men ihe.e wo'meh'1 in*tlie , w rd. At-Gw# uiiHa be at tl dir Le-t. whether they are': o> n»*ho arship *h‘-uld wupe to Pre i- in iXf «e, sto'e, factory or h< rue. The exarniuHtion for die award nf recant sehoiarSh p-< in Wiinhrop Col- leg- and for the a-'miss on* of new s u- denti will ’be he <1 *t the C u fy 'Corl rfc Home mi £ id iv. July 5 hi 9 A. VI, . __ and als • nn .Sst/rdaT. .Inly 6 f» A M.. ( the Democratic jKirty.;, and fo”supportdhe -for tbofe who wish to Yii- k-* Of) jS, ( f xam J nominees thereof, inn lion rdditionni u • i FOR C0NQRESS j. . announce my candidac^ for election to Congress from the Second Congressional district, pledging myself- to abide bv the rules and regulations of They neat he bright, cotrlideVt. ambi tinus pr f^it. The weak, nervous run down w< man has v^rv Ji tie chance, end t' ii« was re alp. d by J.sejhine Dngie.ty. Mn- Duiigli oiy P rine (it the arnn - »J women workers, a eomi>et*-nt quick wi ted RHleswomeij. i t -a New York de partment store which hax 50 OuQcnsioniern daily Her in me is'at 436 haet 130th St. ‘'BeeauSe'of sufferu g, iny work wh* g* tln g.ftu h»rd I child not stand ii.” tli * airl declared. “1 would suffer p. hftef eating that-1 eou d noi keep my .s:r< ng'bni-l Iher-* woo'd be pains atni 1 would hare feelings of suffo^atien I liad h at »ieep so 1 mg and I ad b< c me no herv »i s I was in a tmdly run dowi. Condition. I was subject to headachi mid pa n* i ) niv limb- and back. Even my heart had bev, one weak. ,f l knew l LMMitflfnot go on that way. but the in* d ci e I t ok did not reem odome any goi d Oth-r g'rls oegan to t II me nbi ui Tan ac, and finalte_ •• d^t uTTipib t-y” ft Tan ac ( know, i« the best ion c hi d builder tbe«e is. *1 [cel just f xie. I, do in t suffer thoa* paina ir w« aknew any more, I aieep well a- il no anpCTRB ba< ♦ettirned. M> nei voi Sachs’weiit w th rtry firtotnacb t'oiib e 1 recommend this Tanlac tnev e*y one I know who needs boihiii g tip tt, <l c I'n a ng of the systqin like I did.” So: if bv— J. A. Po'ter, fUrnwell; Searson Drug Cii . All-.-ndub.; J H. Sanders, Blaok- vil e; H. M. Ca s^ls. Jr . Beldoe ; Fair- tax Drug Co . b&i'fax; Kendall Lutn- der>Co .Ke* dall; Beiias Pltmtsi ion C i.. V'ille'tville; J. M. Smith &So '. W’illiston, and \V. H. 'ViUinsou, Ul- tnerx dent Johnson f ir sebol .rship • xhiih- |'»iion b'anks Th s bj*>nks pruperly filod ( ut.t>y he app i ant. shonhl l>e fih cl,With l > re^ill. nt .J ti son by JtlU Dr. >' holnr htpsa'jc w ’rth $IC0 at d fur tu • ition Tt pu- xti-M-ylo Will op it Sept m- . ' T. G. Croft. l am a candidate for Congress for the Second Cong ressional District, com nosed of the counties of Sajud^, Edgefield, Ai ken, Barnwell, Bamberg, Hampton, Jas- per and Beayfort, subject to the present and future laws and rules of the Demo eratic tarty. Platform; ‘‘Qnc hundred per cent American.” > . G. L.-Toole, 1 ,.; ■ Aiken, S.C. for rceleciion to Congrevs, pledging myself to abide by the rules and regulations of the Democratic party and to support the nominees thereof. James F. Byrnes. - FOR HOUSE OF RRPRESENTATIYES: ~T~ tier 18 1918 For fu*th--r i f irnm : m andckt, o*u** «ddt'«8 Pr « den-. D B Ji hn«i<n Rock rOli S C, 50,000 VOICES Ai d Many Art- The V c s Of Barn w- It Pe p e. F f y Ob.ux nd . voice — W h > t. m Krniol ehOro-! Amt. that’s the l um b»*r o' Amer'C.m iiT**o tin j wn un’, b H»e piilMu* y iifH'-i'ir D;h'’i4 K'diej PuIh fur r*- lief irnin h ekaclie Ki' ey and Madder i Is They h. ir m ri iCs. Tiirv-iel! i' i I'heh in pa e s PariiW* ll peop'e a *- i Hrre'e a B r> w 11 ea- VI r 8 <r . P Jb'gg 8 »> 8 truubi** and it wax very n v*-f** .M back would auiie tit tob'rxk if Isiuopei; ov**r My k*diu*}8 H.*i*d >neg"i'»Tl and* <»>■ »»ed -m- v -ry m- rlt unnoyane' I had dirzy spePs, **.» d my e\ex wore aff> cte*t t o. D.imi’k Kill, y Pill- w>e auve*tis-d ro highly I thought I w u Id give tb-m a triil I Jot a hg r liof fr un the tir t an t cut tinned un»- cured m* i fall my iroube I hi i Doan'x Kidney f*i t 1 * a re a Hue r inedv.” Price tkie »' nil d-al*-r8. Do ’t -imp y 88k for a iid o roine-l»— g *i D,,»i’* Kidney P4l , 'Br=“Th<* 9«nie ’hai Mr Att» wav had. Focti »-M i r urn Co . ,Vlfgr«., BufTaii.. N Y Great Indian Herbine For Liver, Kidneys and Blood /. | THIS COUPON WORTH 50 CTS.! :i\i ! ig Manii-spuM 8t,eu rn last week’s • rpHIS Coupon, if presented together with p i; o x, I * i*h to *ul t the na nes b* low only SO cts. in cash is good for one 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for theoffice.of House of Representatives, - subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary, and pledge rtFy—- self to support the nominees of the party. VV. Bratton Parker. „ I Ji *-Hby 4n*ioiinee iny~xe>f ^ candidate o - Hi * of ic * of th • H . iix- io K pres n• Kiti'* b. rubjofi to the refill * and. regti'.a tiouHifth- D m or io > Hin** y. Hid pvdge Tny8*-if to a p.n rt tb- nominee* ih- r-< f J. W Fotc. Having served the people of the Couo- ly for the |*ast two years as a member of the lower house of the General Assembly | (and 1 think faithfully), 1 hereby an- - Khti kotTwH nounce my candidacy for re elecfion fn J .1 : A ; 11 •X fb !- •'Jhuri.8 the coming primary, and pledge mvdblf to stand by the nomination of the Demo cratic party, and to do all in my power to promote its~sueeesfc -5= James F.. Davis. WAR SAVING STAMPS EIMIT a In ndd'tio’i t f i the twenty 8ov**n nf»m**s of i'nit sub-cribers to th** Wur j *-'-■ • w ‘ * ltd shell in l»st week’- h j other Bnrnw l 1 co'inty cmz ns who dollar bottle of Grea- Indian He bine IV?ivhnxpd yl OuO <k) wor Ii ene'i of stamps AV. A . F ckJmg, F-. C. F <*k i g. H. I). St i i,l, b C. S id S. H still A H O? J. Cl. J. .1. N J> J. Blackville Ti Nin-*8*eiM, f ‘ • w rnvaii Bruwn, J A "J. NDnjir. 7 • J * C Mt.t h~ws, il — 1 *t<*r Mat'hews » i » . / K Hair ' - M F irjvll. X I V / Hiatt-, ' - * • K. Briggs, % % M, Mi lonv. • I * ory Hill, Ulmers. Bull P, ml, • dam, . poutiis for each ninety meals 'j served . • tlie farmers oL the county need j sugar on the basis ot three W. L. Best, of Bufi : ' I, - PoTi , (V^ 1 llle wa - v of legislation. . were in the-city Monday and j f,66 cures Headaches, Bilious-• called very cleverly ’ at the ; m-s, Loss' of. Appetite, or that I.mce of ih, Ju.l«« of frotmto.! t„„i aching feeling due to-Ma-1 u wilI be st , etl then ure exem ; wB1 m.M. We hope they wul conn again , Inna pt Colds, hine tome. | the eerlificate sw'em. ^"‘£1 l, 7»b& ,P Messrs, j. Fred Lightsey and Williams, but the housewives are X*X- J neit w* ok of FauGz, were in the city Tuesday and pecUd to voluntarily comply ! | 11/ J Qronrh. made a report to the < ounty Chairman of 1 , . ' . ■ p % 1 ' ! Oh: AN ;:r-having Stamps Commtttee. \\_ 1111 the ^Cj^uUytlOUS oi tiirc ' jiouniD per person per inonth U? Z. Bryan, VV L Bo-t, ” J K. Wt-ckby, U1 me r.c —* Guo - aid Wii'ki-r. Appleton. With t* i^ lixr the ti ..of limit -iibrer be - is funy-Beven. Iu pubi siiiug ill so t.ames, it is not in- iomtid to u nd. rvo b e h- subscriptions rrdtde bv ot' < rx. I wish ti empha-ize tlio patriot-i'xin show i* in tiulnboitl of ill**, oin8l*ei-'Mlb>.*r ptioTls. ‘ At this writing Tu sdsy morning it iio()'8-ibie liisiy which disiriaiH ^ihvo r» -o,J t f t*ir a,e-* -mnei ts, hut at lo let halt ii.* tiio county have Cone *‘ov?r Only tlie individuals win, A few di., r . "s l,»*^ not vet J repo'ted, and if th* se dixtriet? wi ft secure sugar, lor household use, | r-i-o ti.»ir .d ot mil's, the cooii'y IO It After usiug a liottle strictly according to printed directions on it if you do not .think it is worth twice what you have paid you can bring back the empty bottle and we will cheerfully refund the fifty centg. It relieves a bad cold or cough in one day; relieves lugrippe in one day. re lieves fever in^onejay; relieves weakness d and tired fedfiiig in^pne day; relieves pain in neck, side, shoulder, back or hips in one day. Relieves headache in two hours; relieves sick stomach, belching, ' gas on stomach in three hours. Relieves bladder and kidney trouble. Relieves Rheumatism giving quick relief from pain. Relieves female diseases and women troubles, two day’s treatment will fix you. So your work----will not lire you one particle. You can do your work with ten times the ease. It will work all the bile from your system, and we will give fifty dollars reward if it gripes or makes you siek^or breaks you up in any manner. Eat or drink anything! while taking it. as \vt them. Mr. O. Hightower, of Hillda, niunmces himself .4 caml^iiito GUairmcn. FOR tOUNTY~56f>ERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Supervisor, subject to the- rules and regulations of the Democratic primary, and pledge myself to support the nominee thereof. J. S. Still, Allendale, S. C., R.F.D. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate , for re-election to the office of County Supervisor, subject to the rules and reg ulations of the Democratic primary election. __ B. H. Dyche§.__ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of County Commissioner from district number one. subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party, and pledge myself to support the nominees thereof. — — - C. w. Moody. At the h licitatioo of mar.v friend* I hereby a-rio'irn-e mv ondidacy for C u' tv CJ**mmi-loner from-the second dstriet. Miibjet to tb- rules and regulatiooHof he Democrs'ic primary. Your vote and auppi rt will bo \ appreciated. C. B. Ellw Jr. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Commi inner, from d istricl number one, BUt-j* ctr*to the rules «nd regulation! of tlie Demo*** THIS COD PON GOOD] AT WALL STREET PHARMACY COURT HOUSE SQUARE BARNWELL, S C. Notice to Creditors. OITtVu' of Mir^istrate mt '■Mr. 1 Li i'll tower is well in the Hilda section he -lias lived all his lit c.aauig purposes tuetity- 1 Mrs. Julia K. Harter and son, Williatn, i (and Mr-;. (>oo. D. Skmders, of Fairfax,] 1 j wxMO here Tuesday-ju’n«l brought one live pounds per mouth Call ht !,t nd eJjT^“ Mber I h 8 *8 ,, i | *S for tin i J itdn.’ known where he Un- lived ad his died iitid will-appreciate the support I.. ■ ] l , s - *'\ r - i-amicr, of Rocky Momd, ‘V (■;, who was formerly known as Mis. Ins drieuds. SERVICES AT BAPTIST PiMrict Court i«f tlie U itui Smtefr E Dteri) I) .strict of tSootu Cnroliira In the matterof M. Hliarfuii , Jbn.k upt. Barnwell Conn y. ' To 1,he Cod tor.x o? t)ie atioce named KankrtRft: T-»ke n t ce -that oi>*tbe 19 h day of June, 1918, du* above nain**q bxnkrupt .lilel i11 r*’, pe i i.* 1» in -Hjld court praying the. • con It fins 1 i* mi iif die cnmp 8anii> o m r-, Sugar certificates, ill the hands of the dealers, church Matiir* Micbeli, passed through Barnwell J BO sugar lllltst he used exel u-- **l Mi-'iulay Ci loule 10 Roseiiiafy, when*Khe -iwly for gglining: •. • , AlP coinjaerciai users of ^sii-’ j n Gu 1 g.ar v who have not secured their | chapter aud' 1 lth \ erse, I»y special/invitation Mr. M. •i • Jvaukilj, oft* rCelq} \ illc, ’ iiereiotn*e off. relmri ace 'pied. aid ( preached at the Bapt ist j tnat a hearoiq wax tit.eryup.»u urdeml wfi.l vl>*[ her pareate, Nir. and Mrs. B O. tion to Urn publics 066 cur"? Maln.-ia! Fever ’int^ro Dr. W. Uiley -amnoiinces hi. candidacy in this issjtie. of Michdl. a*. ♦ , 1 the •dentin,el. for re-election to Messrs. 1. M. Weatbersbee,J.- W. Folk tlio ojtice of eo'intv »Auditor, and W. H. AVoodward, of Rosemary, ,,,1 • .1, Ulll ho * hold " vre tn she city Tuesday and stated that wldLll posn ion h< ^ 'lUUr held thtil cottou crop Was fairly good,' but for the pa**t several years with j their corn was poor and needed rain. credit 6i .himself and s:\tisfac- Ml i:.W. Holman, ofthis cfyannoun ces h s candidacy for re election to the office of Magistrate at Barnwell in ui; sue of. the Sentinel.- Me. -Holman has been magistrate of Barnwell for sev eral years aud has l»een one of the best thru the County has ever had. He ?s pains- 1 apt l r morning ( Q last Sunday mornifig! eveidUg. 11 h> iex't at - thej-Court rvice ‘ and will Th* had u;rm i-ai.l petilp>ii on th** 8 h day of, Ju y, 1918, before said at Chari’eat-nrp in j-ho 1 District, ill Tje** found j :lt tl u’cl-s^K iu .five fiTenboh. at wnictr. hock Of R eye hit ion, 3rd ! ,,ml 1 ,M ‘ “Behold! r -l?ing and considerate in business _ Wimfirtq) ■ College Entrance and Scholarship examination will he held at theUourt Housepibat c» files up ill his court, next Frida./, - (to-morrowW jhly o - and Saturday JulyHith There are no vacancies from this county- this—yeaT, hut Barnv* 1,1 a] Ip lie ah— mn—eom. y. »11 rc r - r mgs- mn^TL-a 11 y re-1 allowances q,, i pht prt'e -r. •^Kohrkhip-: at., la i-e M tlu-d price to make rt .om (or mv Uindents of [he , new hill lino. Lvrrv rin—sold • , — . . Mr. U. 'A .’Moody am: tup •• • /h 1: v—ilUi—Miaiyinh-'e. j 1 ” e Army aud 'his haddidae} for re-o-h ctjf-u toj Don't mikitliishiuofporlunilv. i RINGS,^ RtNGS, RINGS! *i )PeM S( , nt out \ X y the -Bureau Between the dates of July 15th- War Hisk InVuranec; mo=" . -Vfill I will offer mv entire stock which were I—allotment—,m o. -finger ■ nrtirs -at a fiyeatlv re-. certificates should do so [ come once, since they will Be unahle j which thou hast, that no-man to secure sugar in any quanity j take thy crown." Notwithstand- alter Jul}> 1 without th.ese ! jug Mr. Ran kinds a young man certificates/ . ’i his sermon would'have done 'credit to. most df tin* veterans in ! the catPe, and for .thirty minutes [he ire*id tlie rapt attention of . —. . lus nudi'-ure, with a ’efttefully & p, im.i-0 tlian "S.OOO.iHiu.' l*r.--par«;,I pmotW- which r *»* Olid Govornment 'elipcks hrCvc l"ei<-ally pt-esem a il k ii* \vn errd i tor s ii .d **r j ercoiix m -nu-re-t ihhv a tie Pinw caiit-t*. if uuy th^v-bavc. why ffUJcKiy ; ii'old that fast ! rhe pr-iiyer of Miifb p- htiqn sl-oiild 11U 1 J - * b<# p rnnted. , RICHARD W, HUTsONh Clerk.' 6 24 -Jt SOLDIER AND SAILAR INSURANCE. A- Notiee to Credi lx The Distkict CoenY ofThk Unitk.d \ At -th q opOlvO’-Jir In' de v o,u t*-f.u ra» , i e vru. Mg JaTUl lies ehli-:fi-(i NavV. service lie nhe earnest and r and' hi- audi- • ini.c5> ••/* • 11ici ^ were very fnvoralUv imoressid, , t >' r .* * 1 di^liur-eui'nt 55 tile oi,.i! fp nat 1: M 1 < * * : V Bit rn—, •;oi Cl ' 1 ? ty Co 111 11 its.-vl* -e or. ?mCJ‘.num,ber Ppe. '**»-”. - 1 : -i : Ved ih.e pe.' pk -f j - J_?( univ ui this capacity. ;pas« t wo. years m a v* rT.-.* • v * ' , 1 • . • )HfS ti) ideUiaOv W. I); (>qnff /e\\ (yer.' , hoia-aij up to .1 u:vc !•* - y * m 1 lit* n-'Au 7*00' • Mid tjt'D • iu aud IO' r* .L a: lor tire. ■. -aecn^i^TTgrsra- ’■ people nf- -BarhAvell •* coui!ty To their -urpiiorU ? % • v : - . «66 c intaiiM no alcohol, ar Was < \ VnHUCH PUMA5tar. vulai noil fcr mat use' ICO !C 51 KY ALSO Aft kQQJ. A-mtarr a oran ititah •Htfic/uor other poisonous drugs. ^ j M • a l; —)• Ifii! .' ,. I > ^ u* a-Uts should, is*- frjvc wa A/mCnfs- fi >r i r hr**-, hTiffled fiV.-M'da y Of >.r iv.onth, . STATJtsh E'or Ui** Lustcrii D s* nct of -South Car- - oiiuii. ' ... IN BANKRUPTCY, kj th** inu’.i**r i f J. B. Kinuai.d. Rank- rutiL ' To 'be CrKiitors (if J B. Kirkland, of Atp>**r8 Nil'll, in' the Coutity of Barn- \n\.Ii. a*, j D.eirict ufoiciaid, a bauk- . ’ i». * : ' . - N ice ir. b* i t*liy g v^n that-on the ( 21- diiv. nl J i. 1 e, A. D. 191*1. the said jrJ 1>, Kirk! -. r;.•.* as 1! 11 y adjudicated 1 Bl ujn a >•* tbfct tneduig of bi8 J (*r* ..it r- v.iii in* lit el 0t,n ] (tli*** iij ! OK-ouiVt. .* *>, ah- ! Ipi <lny cj A MP *r< il ink :nai ;-i-. :iviJ . : ?-,h ■’ ’!r*pi a; J 1 1 * *■*- nx nift •.ai v .11. » t.Jig 1 i -i 1 • t t h: - ii lii a.»* f <1 .lu y A. I-' it;;s 1 , •a-tf.i iiicti. • a-tt - L t, -mv- * tra. A*'• 1 t pr. . - riy r I 1i i 1 * .t* * tab. cratic primary electionX Jas. J. Ray. I hereby announce my-elf a candi date for re-**iection t«» the office of County CoinmiHsioner from the aecond district, subj**i*t to the rub*s and regmla- donHof the Democratic primary. , Barney F. Owens. FOR MAGISTRATE I hereby announce my cau’didacy fof rc-cleetten to the office of Magistrate at . Barnwell, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democni»ic primary, and pledge myself to support tlie nominees thereof. E. W. Holman. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of* 'Magistrate in AVilliston, subject to the rules and reg ulations of the Democratic primary, and pledge myself to support' the. nominees thereof. . R. L* Wooley. l her.eby announce myself a candidate for Magistrate in Four Mile, subject to the rules dnd regulations of the .Democratic j»rimary; and pledge myseif support the nominee thereof J. B. Peeples, Millet!ville, S. C. I hereby announce myself a Candidate for Magistrate, in Four Mile, subject to the rules*-and regulations < f the Demo cratic primary, and pledge myself to sup port the nominee thereof-. r J. J. Suelliug, Mijlettvil]e. S.C. I hereby announce myself a cumlifiate for re-election toithe-office of Magistrate in Red Oak, subject to the rules and reg ulations of the I^emo*-ratis primary,-and pledge myself to support the nominees thereof. * < , ‘ George L. Hill ■ 1 - . . I hereby announce my candidacy for Magistrate at Hilda, subjest to the rules” and regujatic ns or the DertitK-rairc pri mary and iik-dge mv>esf to' supjiort t^e nominee! thereof. O. R.’TItglrttftt-er. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Magistrate at Hilda, subject to the rules and regulations of the Deitiocrirtic pri-' ; marv, and pledge myself to support the nominees thereof. W. L. mTky. FOR AUDITOR. * fi * •.» I nereby an non nee myself a candidate for reelection to the’office of‘Auditor for Burn well jCTouq'y, subject to ; 1. e julesand regulation- of -the Dvmnt tr.iio primary, ::*”(! pledge -myself to sup|H r? the nomi- ii»*e% tlvurtiol. R \V' R.'e»/ • r ;i 1-* n.i UJ.'i ..'ii ' JL* ihli 1/^*1 V *f.*>jt jl ,;t- *1 <ej -i ,. <• ( A err; uj!H\. I >,> *• i- .’..i- * J-;i:< ali'*t;i-t- t - wiB »* sent put TW J '.jly. I . j'ist Jsutltek ■f .liivst May payments began on vmrr1: ' • • ’ 14 . — v .- t- \it.ii.-v v• • i i.no i enn JROW -V-'«• BUSH lawyers ( : I’A'I-Kw 11 L,‘ S. C. •'f lu. J s Dr l at ' 1918. . • *UI icy J »Mvr, A RT POTATOES EIGHT They Save ’Vhoat. ~WKqiv you eat Matoe* doivi: at .om^l XT~rt~fCGT> J V