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The Officers and Directors of the Home Bank of Barnwell will consider it a privilege to
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them and assist otherWiSerhased on good business principles, and we invite
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- Mr. Gamble, Cashier
r . . - , ,y ‘ m i s • ‘
Mr, McNab, Asst. Cashier
Harry D. Calhoun, President
We tTTjdmj. ,J —T5i
\ T tin rid*/. ’’ 16i
Friday, " I7i
Tu-*d*/ ” 21
Wedn*d»y. ” 22c
TbU'tAj. ” 23i
K.H*f, ” 241
Mordfcv. ” -^Tl
Tiieilky. 2Si
We£>HMaj, ” 291
Thursday. ” 3<»t
Friliy. ” 31.
mien/ only will U* r
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Williston
••
Proclamation.
BfATKOF SOUTH CAROLINA.
KikcOTIVH ClIAMIKH,,
COLUMBIA, S. U.
1. Whereas, petitions huve been tiled,
aigned oy more than 01 c-tlnru ot the
qualified electors of enrtiiii portiouM ot
hartiwell and Hampton (Jouof.ea pro
posed to be cut off to form a new Boun
ty ftyied and railed C«uniy and
einb.acr*J w.tmo the fallowing iiiiv* #
' to wit: ' j/. s
2. beginning at a point in the Savan-
uau Rarer on kite South Carol ilnt and
Gromit boundary line opposite 8t**l
ban ling and ru«uiug in a Nortoerly di
rection to a «iake 11 Steel Landing;
thence a straight 1 ne North 43 degr ea
hJait ab iut 6 12 mile* to a a take at or
near tbc int-raeetinn of _iiie Barnwell-
Kobhina public road with -a mad 7**Hd-
iVg to 4 Milleit; Uieics South T3 degrees
Ksit about 5 23 nines ts» a nt,kf at or
or*r Stinson’a uddgA on Lower Three
itwiia; th-nee South 70 degree* Ktst
woudt A. 50 miles to a atake at or tu-nr
Goodauu** .uWaiio; thence Ea-t about
4 72 mil** to a atake uu Well Braoen ;
toeiue down trie run of W.-II tlraa/b to
the Barnwell - Bitnberg C unty ting;
taruoe down tne Marnwrl 1-Batnberg
b r <0 ita int-r*' ctiou with tit* Bun
weH H impton County ltn*> thenoe
t>«#uth* as eriy alo g raid . Larnwell
tiamotoii (i* e t» »•* inlemect o • wtih
trie K-isl rn *oae ot th* lignt-of way
of t'^ ^Stfaboaul Atr . Li..a.. Uauw»y-i-
'^t’6 is#*. 1 a Somheriy Ui.c tom sling
tl" said Ka-lern »dg- of ihs and rail
way rigii»-o(-war id a stak** H mi ea and
‘AtJ (eel from .ltd tittup on County
Ornnt His 10; the* c<* In a We-t-
♦ riy d roc ion ti the contl trace of
J. -«eli h sue 1 w th tl>i* Co a.wnnt'lii-
iiif. r; th mie up th«- mi • oi a, d U.-Heti
' •ratten • o > t i-.ier-i ct.i 11 «t tin th- E »*t-
♦ rn t-dg • f « i * ri<i.. «>l an 3 "8 Hides
l > a a .ke; tteiM-n >ou n 49 l*2degr»e«
tie-i 1 8H 111 e t th-*. J . vtioii of tu
H«idao-i F* rr\ Road nod the Si-ter* Fer
ry Road ; the. c .hou hrrty ilin ( the
5 Ki h ita if toe a.id Hudson Fang
W d .1 - ,t~i t I 2 in le atmre
t.n g h'r«i tt li nil , {. «* I 'art U ghl j,
illfC 6 'Uth 71 d- g.-e • li ra eh ut l i a
nuiea'o a n.Ke u (he Kvt »i v w l th
Rue ti -au •■bou 1 3mi-eN r h of
ajieek Uridge ofi rail Hirer K ti;
there* • n a aira'glit liu • 66 d g<nea
Wekl lO kU4 IMS IW a NUftk* teiWrllu an
Ironwiod • f.-e awl n stiia-l braach ;
1 hence ftr 1 a* 9,3h0 >e ttna-ttke'inh
Kant »d* ol ^av«n-'Mh River; ihei-c*
coatii u ng Ik e t 10 a (n-iot 11. the cm
van-iaii Hire/ uu t w South Gmolma-
j«o ( s .nils Uu* ; illstei Nortn*rfy
nioWa an d S b Carotina-treurg a S ate
tine to 'h* poi t o* tegs*.niiig.
3 Wnarea*. tu* bounda'iaa of ttr«
pr >po-ed «*w County, tun no inner » f
uhat'i sub, t e t-Kstua property,
a- w«*4i "fl aU uUe-r rr^oiicmenta pf the
• Constitution aid Statul. a have been
lound to be and sue aet forth is and pe-
tUiOM '
4. Wheareas, Uid re|Kirt of theuom*
01 a ouen*. aip inted to sa ertain the
fepte as providetl lor by taw whether
lha '<*qui eii.eota of the Constitution
«<id Statutes as to t'ea, distanos t wealth
«nd popuia'ioN and ahap* et cetera, are
-mmj» ied with and nr* ns a luted To th«
oetirimi. Ima been tied iu ihisutM-e,
.witireiu it. ppeara that ths law has b-an
■fully comp:ied with in every particular,
watch is hereby eon tinned.
6 Whereas, aa uo election haa been
field upon aa d petition in Mid area
upon the question of the formation of
«t:d new county, upuu 1 he name there
of and the location of t »e county v**at
ihenr n within four jear* pri-v oui : io
the date lierevf.
9. Whereas, under the Constitution
and taws of this State the petitioners
are entitled to have ordered and it is
ma le the duty of the Govern ir of the
Biate pi order hu election its said eras
upon said ijueatio'i.
7. Now, ihereton*, I, Kiehard I.iMaa-
FISH
Srw at>
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npw
M-JWr -_W1 f. | -74s nj^uie *- *» ’
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We have several thou v- J f j-nr C -1—- - * ? -r*
tilizer for sale to the farmers of South Carotin* ...
wholesale prices. Write us for further particulars.
HE FISHERIES PRODUFTSCO., Natiolnal Bank Building, SAYANNAH, 6A.
f
PERUNA
A WONDERFUL
MEDICINE
Rundown
and Unable
Work
to
*T am pleased to recommend
Prrana as tt wu beneficial In
reeterlaa m> health when I wai
all raa tfawa from overwork aad
aervows worry and was unable to
take up my regular work. A
friend recommended Peruna and
said he waa sure that ft would
reator# my atreacth. I soon found
ttiat I waa getting better and In
a little aver two mahtha I was
abla to resume my duties with
reaewed vigor aad atreagfh. It
certainly la a wonderful medicine
to vital iso the system.'* #
Far Bala Everywhere
To Vitalize
the
System
• " - Mr. Gearge Atkiasoa,
Stationary Fireman and Membef
United Workmen, 321 E. tth Av« ,
Topeka.* Kansas.
Hlg letter opposite leaves little
doubt of-hila Yaitb In Peruna.
’ \ ^
UftM or Tablet Farm '
7 ft Money on Long Terms ~
BROWN BUSH
Lawyers
BARNWKLU S. O.
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE
a • •
* M * . t
Nofoe s h«r*-bj givt*j\ tha* >< l hu*a-
d»y t •* it h <i y of .la' usrv.lM9, at 10
|o>«n*k a in . 1 wi-i tile **•» u.isl
[eoun* writ Ho . d n.i k b»-lliig,
jj.d v til l'r »t a «* of Ban.w* 1 (’on i-y.
se * >t. fju I fymv • x i*u «>r oi tu** aa
will and t at .lie to* Patrick Bates, <1*-
eearcU ; ndnt he tame time and p ace
ai p«* iti n the *. u C nrt f »r !• ttrre*
MONEY to
Loan made same
nation m
• u. lied Tap.
arley & Blatt
Attorneys at Law
Barnwell, S. C.
LOAN PROCHTE COURT SaLE
StatH Of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
■— ■ 1'* tl e Probate Court.
Jcu - Administrator Plaintiff.
vs
.V’- • al.„ I)efei dints.
Ar-
O'
UJiot,
l9iy
SHERIFF’S SaLE.
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA,
L *
COl ; NTT ( K BARNWtt.r.. *
F. B. Thomas et el.'. *
P.ai.niffa.
Ye*.
No
w hat shall k • its name?
Wli*r« shall tha county s-at he logs- I dUB»i-e'»r| »» such exenitur. DaUdthia
niiig, Govern* r of t-i« State of So ith
Carolina, by virtue of the power confer
red up ji pi»* hy, ih* Constitution aud
ia«e oi ibis Stale do hereby order r . *■
That au e coitoit be lieid in the terri
tory embraced witnid titpr. p »■‘t•(^i‘ew
com ty on tl ft2ml T'.e-day, the l#t i dty
. of .lanoary A 1)., 1919, bp oi the tju- s
tioii of^creittii g tlte eaid new eohntv.
aird that at such e t'ciion the ijoahtied
elert us -Wittiin ihe {it ipo-ed itiea shall
■ Vots,upoo raid tjue.t o i, thp>t* lavuring
it* e propnii-ed i.esr county to votv- "jei’ 1
sad tlio.-uobuosed to Vot* "no ”
S. Thkt liie Comriinoijr erg of State
Ai*d County eleeiio.iaoi tpeC, unvie* of
vH amp ton and Bgruwell reepeetively do
; ail iiece<airv arrangement* far
\ th* u -t lii * of iim sain*.
t ‘ThA .UiH Comm a ion*r* of elec*
ot eacb of (he aaid counties sli *11 have
prepared printed tickMf aapruvided for
in Sectiou 238 iu tha Code of Laws, 1912.
Volume t at amended by an Act passed
by the Get era! Aaartnbly at i a rpeiial
caeMion n 1914, and approved tha 30t*t
• day tl October. 1914, aaid Act bring No.
HI iu the Acta of Mid ep c al teM-.oa ; aad
*th« Mid CoatmiMiunera tbaii fnraith
‘tfcfe unit to Hie manager! of alectioa
dor Cks tue of Um» vot* r. at saidelaotioo.
•Th* form gf the ticket chaJlbe u foi*
iloara-
tetl?
10. 1 ha’ a* *»i I alee f in I he qne* ion
of a name and c tuny *• a', *md »*r •-
poaeil ■•*»* r-uirtf snail tin h* sobrnit-
ed to the .aid q taliffel rUnton.
,11. ‘Inal tha >aol ale-tion shall be
l.e.<! and i*u .Uut’l*a ••nd-r th* same
rule^and rrgalatinaa •• pr< rul'd for Oy
U”A for regu ar a d geg ra ah adi in.
That 'he CommiaaK,ue • af E'eetiuu
shah sp «oi «r Miknagert of a'aef’on aa
proviUMj i><r hy 'aw, akuife.il l.e sworn
be/or* e«ia ii | upon the riistha'ge af
their (liitiri a* pr< Hd»d by t* e law.and
iliey sliail open and aloe* ti* poMs a*
provide 1 f -r by laa. In eaaeWo vatirg
plai h i.i w 6»t«i>li*h«d by law abailexist
iu any part of tha territorv by' reason
wt H e tol l g oik** of the v. tare resid
ing iu *h * lerri rtrj lift f on toe out
side of tbe tinea of the. pr p »s-d new
county, th* Commisaion***a «< EleoMon
ahull in that eve> t opea th- rvnularand
natial T"tl g piei£; lor he»e voter-on
th* ootaida of the trtrr t^ry of the pro
posed .new eouotf a*'d the elect on »hnh
oilier vise be eonrlucird ihe»e just ilia
same as if *he ea d voting pi-r* w re Io
na *d on »he inauia. of tn* le^ntory of
the p r t*pos-‘i1 new edU"lT ; pr-Tilled
however, the inang-rs of eleciion ymili
-be carjyttfl not Ui allow g> y ane to
vnt* at daid voting pla*e ut»hk< ha
resides and -iv*s *rnin the teni'oJy
of th* proiw)»ed n-w aoiii, ty. and *i»
otherwist qualiK-d to vote at inch
el M ation a cording to law.
Th« mansg*'! of election when the
polls ahull hav- I ea i closed shall
proceed without interrop i >ii t» con.nr
an 1 lahnl-t * ihe same; th**y i *ha’l
make a written r^itirn o th** numb r
or vote* c ist 'or Hiid ng .in-t i he forma
tion ol t* e new cMii-ty. as-well re upo i
ths riHine th reof. and the !o*ati m i f
the fount v s-«t therein ; Ih*? "ha 11 .sign,
se >1 and citify as the mam gers ilie re
-tilt o' said electum. the <ame logeiher
noth tlie ballot box, ballot and' poh hits
and everything elii* apperini ing to
said election a mil he hr th* m f rth-
with turned over to the Commissioner^
•>i Elec ion as r qitired b" law; that
8J ii day of D.-ctmb.i, 1918.
M^ek B«f•«,
Livenior of the l,i»t vVill and T »la-
’ rneut of Patrick buea.dec’d.
I'ublohed in The Barnwell S-ulinel
Ja ftsry 21. I9IH.
NOTICE OF OISeHAKeE
VS.
M. Hill.
Defei dant.
By virtue opSn exeCOlion to be direc
ted iu the above eniiiled acion. 1 luiV’*
I- "ied up *i a> d will sell Id the l' ; ghe-t
b.Jder f r easn. at Baniwell 'hnirt
il *». cn tlm.day.6t'aday o* Isnuary,
1919, .* t»**ing ialesday is »a.u tin i.tF,
atl2oV.ni: m . .
. T'c «ait* rest iT'defend ant, M Hil,
t’ * »o’!or iug d* «i rib d prop *riy :
A «er am t'a<n nf land cmtaii."£
on* (9) acres, more or-less, b>ui>d-
"d a* fo-l.-ws: North by K. H. Wak» r.
t bf R. II. VV-».ker; Booth hy2. A **
,\V. C La'iwuy and r giit of »»v a *d
Wes* by portion of -ame tract s laridf
for .M Hi 1 h* a hones i id.
L»vied npYi'i ami so d in sat sfy ex--
cutmii ai-u coal. /
J. B. Morris
Itarnwe.l. 8.-‘C; * * oAn ff
12-16 18
. AUDITOR S APPOINTMEHS.
• 4'lW*0»untv Aulitor will 'le at the
CblWwiti^ places for th* parpuae uf
f a*tw g Tax. P.vtUN»« for 1919:
Tuealay. .laniiary 7'h
wrder of the Probate
hove entil le 1 range, I
lie aue ion hi the town
'tif hi frptu of >he p« at< tfice
sy 1 he 4 || clJty of Jani ury ,
wi n the legal lioursof s*le, the
following described real properly:
All that >e- ai • lot of land • 11u-1
ly ing and being iu ifie town of Aden-
daV 8ta e mid i-uunty afor-eaid, rua-
taiuing and mittsn-iig ( tie hupdr d
and Hye (1»J6) te»-i -ipi»re,a> <1 b'-ui d-d
on the Nnnh by lands of Jul n Lloaa*';
mjant the F.SPt by lands of the es ate U l
J. H.T. Farmer; on .the S-u th I y si rn t
• tsaid town, ami on tie W-rt by lands
of J hn tiooge. filing rne 'oteo vey d
i>» L’Viuis Pla t by J» h G ioge. F-tiru
ery 7th.0907.
T» rnia ."f ss I*? ca-h, ri r»hi ser to pay
for p* p r* a d r,*v*-ij»* *t>mps
K- rohl at risk of firmer p nehas r
* John K Si phi g
Judge
Dec. 10 I9IK
MASTER’S.SA’ ;
STATE OF S(VUTH <
C. UNTY OF, BARMI .
Court of Common Pie »
Gharlie Mix-on, et a’.j
■jX Plaintiff-'
against j
Jo-ephei e Meyer,»t hL.
. Defendants
By virti e of a decrtal order to m* di-
reeied unlit- »,hi v- em ii led cause, 1 will
se 1 at Bari.well, in front of tt e Court
Hn'ise. on , Monday i!k 6th day ‘of Jan
uary, 1919 if b i .g "a'esday in anid
m in11*-, wob n the h pul h mrs of e» tA,-
• o- follow ii.g de- critied n ul | r. p rty,
i f • _ *»
All that nacf. lot or pare 1 • f Ih d
wiih bltild qr* tleieon, -ituate, lying
a» d I)- i:.g hi U • Tow w*r-f -Dunbar('in
8 «t ■ mid i! it t» a'oieaatd, ei utsin - g
m e ha f see mor*- ■*» lrrs ai d bonnd*
il hh follows" North bv 1-nd- • f t u •
h« ii - Anderyp •. Eas’ try hn d- of W
O •hi-. S - sir li b^ Uwilr.ihd Avmue and
a\ e-t r y land* uf Ii. V 1 a'*e
Teiin- ui. mi e rail .purchaser to pay
to •'t h p ■ rs a i) s ami a
KmSo d i t ri-k i-l t • aie’ | urchr.sor.
IL I, t/’ Ran non,
'L'ster.
Mas'er’s Office, Dee. It) 191.4
12 10 3 i .
Dim' urti.ii,
U bt-tw. -
M' nett a,
ftalilo*.
A
Wedaeada/.'
Ti.lisaday,
Tu* a lay.
N t.ca
Monday
19.9, 1 w
Hun. Juli
bat* lor
lllors of
in> Kt
-•'I A 1 *yr j ti arvo'ii t w th
ii K sjFIIiiik. Judge of Pro
harnRrl C "" ly sa Kxec-
’ 'h* i»at will and tr»ra-
rf Lewis Frazier, dktf*as*« 4 ,
SD'I peti'ai Ml ih* sod lu.r» fur Irttrr*
at is Mi.-ajry m« ii ci «• x*uwior«.
A. I riaziar.
a d J. T Herd.
Ex-cut ta
Dated th a 12th d*v of Deo , 1918.
NOTieE OF DISCHARGE
am itliw •
.■-y aaniora,
J*nn)s.
L’lnivr,
i ild*.
Pnson a I prop
"•reed, yf p- r
ui.kiug Katorn us or before Krbrusrj
21 lilt. w-
R W RILEY.
* . C unty Auditor
Notice is hershv aiv -u tha* on Mon
day the 7th da* of January, 1919 I will
tile my tinal aeenuultsUb Hoi. John K.
.'Sneiiing. Judg* of Pr. l*a*e for Barn-
w*ll CounfJ. k" Admii ist-atjrA of the
s-t or nl M %ij G Zerbst. deceased .and
petition tl e aaid aonrt for letters ois-
ii.is-wry as such admijnjftrrUtrr.
J W. Wachter,
Admiuietra'or.
Dsled this 12 h day of IVc . 1919.
Notice to Drs. & Creditors
, , y *
N' lice is hereby given that'all par
ties h ldmg claim* ttnai ot the estate
of Charlie Holmmi^d'C’d. will present
them duly atteB'ed t> timTin9er#>gued :
and ali person* ji.delrel to-the said e.-
titte will ninke prompt payment to
the slid adtni i-tratT.x a* blaekvill"’.
S. C. Thiwth-* 30th dfty id D-e.. 1918
Emida Ho'mnu,
it .T v-' ’ Adniii.isiiatrix.
Notice to Drs. and (Creditors
Notice is heM»7 given that all persona
■ I li.vv, I'm at- I q.iuru ,1- tan . ’
the UommitaiO' ers .*f Kl^cion for each ' M !? t'lanns-agiinsf, the i.stnin of
i /:*{
VOKM or BALLOT. r -
FjXeitl »lest ion op »n th* qi'-a i m of
/Ihe .urmdlgb*! • new opuniy cat out
<& part* ot Berawell end Hamp on
wuiM.he^ ,1
AfftU th^ B*w#ru>ty h* lorwiid?
of said old coin, ties shell as provided hy
Uw .tabulat • the vo’e and d -chn* the
restrit'of,the electi u. and tu-ikedu* and
proper teturn-thereof as reqiiDed. by
law to the C erk ot Court ot the rrp-
-! eftiV''‘counties, to the Governor < f the
State and to the Secret*rv of State, in
all o' which din fijl aut,! detailed com
pliance with the law Is enjoim *1 ami u .
dered
72. '-4Jnder ihe tern s.t• f the Constitu
tion it is ihe right and phivPeg? of. ti e
Vi-ters to name the new e^tlntv as wel
as locate its eourt house site,. The vo
ter* are not bound by any proposed
nuni* for the County or st* for the
e* irt houaa. even though such nsmv
aud site may appear in the petition
seeking th* formation af th* new
ouuuty.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I, Rieh-
ard I. Mai.ning. Governor of the Statv
of South Carolina, have hereunto Tit
my hand and caused the great geal of
ths State of South Carolina to be here
unto affixed this the 2Srddayof Decem
ber, J918r *nd io the On© Hundred
aud Forty-third year of the •oyereignty
aud independence of th* United States
of Am*riea. Don* in thi Executive
Chamber ct the Capitol of th* State of
Sooth Carolina Colombia, S. C.
[SEAL] Richard I. Manning,
By the Governor: ' Governor.
W. Bank* Tov*. •
V Src etarj^of Stat*.
John Henry Holly, deceased, will pre-
hpiit ttfpnritirty kiUTTed to 'the under-
signed administratrix ; him! a 1 1 persons
i. del t-U to the-ipsiU: ‘/‘-tHte wilt please
Hiakej--p : r<>Hj>A \ aYlnei't to the under-,
sigib a This.the 3utli Di comber. 1918.
Amelia Holly
3 r v Adminjstrstrix.
Notice to Drs. and Creditors
Notice is hereby given that all per
sons holding claims against tlie esiat-
of So.ui- Drayton. tVgrased, will pre-
se» t them duly fttUeH-d to th^under-,
signed administrad-; and a'U. periona
indebted, to said estate will pl-as* make
pr. nipt payment io the ^ajd sdminis-
trator. .Tlii* December Slc,H, 19|g.
Cha-rh** Otis A 7.
Adtuioiitrator.
• ■ v if— • 0
Notice to Drs. aod (^reflitors
Ni tie* is hereby given rhal lA
sons bolding claims agsinat Jia
ofShcrmau W. Wi hums, dreeanrd,
prase at them duly Attested to t*«
derMgned ; and all persons indebted «>
the Hid seutMurili ffi«a*s mag# prompt
payment (uTfiesaid admin " “ *~
r
fh* 80 h day of I>eeen»b~e. 1918.
: J< Ailn-rt «n*l'iaf.
r — Adaniaistuiwr.
1*
inlatratbf. Tbi* »fH* for bond • )
County Treasurer's
- Tax Notice.
The tax ho^ks will op>en October 15th.'
IgIH, for iL.t-Volleiv ion of ol*t“ Conn-
< mid School i.ii-ii for the fiscal
of 1918. a> d will ruMaiti \ pen until De-
ccinb-r 31. 1918, without penalty.
Fr< in January 1st to January' 31st.
1919, a penalty of 1 per e®i t wid bead
.led tn.isll iinpiiti iaxe<. ‘
1 From February 1st to February 2H'h,_
7919 a twe p-r c ut penalty will oe col-’
lected for *11 fax“s paid in February.
March 1st. 1919, a p liaUy of, seven
per cent will be collected "for all tixes
pan! up Li aud including March 15. 1919.
at whicl time the books will close._
""The tix lexy will l)e:
Firr Sine purp >ges.. 8*4 mill*
• Ortirary c unty purto fs S^ “
t)on8lituti«ual School..... 3 “
Tstal.. .... 19*v
Spelcial School levie* for 1M8 are as
follows: -
Twomil J s: A-h'i i^h, BaIdoo,Rarbary:
Hrat ch, Cedar Grove, Cc^imhUiw.Edisto.
Klleiiion,■Friendship, GrlVens. Hanno
ny, Long Branch, Morris, New Forest.
Oak Grove, SeiglingviJe,_fSeven l > .noa ,
Tinkers Creek. , Q
Three mills: Barton, Byborntncdaie
Cave, Hickory Hill,0 • ensWo-s Roids.
Bed Oak,Shady Grove, Upper Richla* d,
Four mills:' Appleton, Big Fork, Mi.
Calvary. Double Bond.Healing Springs',
Hercu’e*. Hilda, Lees, .Rosemary,
Reedy Branch, Sicamore’, MeyersMill.
River*ide. Bennett Sprmgs.
Fir* mills: San Hi l; Elko (two mill*
for ordinary exp^nse»^imdls-l't)r bond*)
Seven mills: Dunbarton (four mills
forurdinaryexpen-e*, 3 toilDforbond's.)
.. Eight mill*: Blackville (five mills fur
ordinary expenses; 3 mills for bond*).
Kline (four mills for ordinary expenses;
4 mills ii.r bond*). Fair'ax (6)^ mills
for ordinary expensts; mills for
bonds).
Bight and one-half mill*: Allendale,
(six mill* for ordinary expanses;' 2%
mi la for bonds).
Eleven mills: Willis’oa. (7 m ils for
ordinary expeuMs; 4 mills for beads)
Tw*lvF»nd one halfmills: Baruweli,
{g mi*)* for erdinsry expen*es; 4J,
J n. ARMSTRONG,
Trsisuptr Ba»aw*il Couaty.
f. C., Oct, t. 1#!8. ,
Half a Century Ago, every community could
be supplied to some extent with locally dressed
meat, drawing on live stock raised nearby.
Now two-thirds of the consuming centers,
with millions of people, are one to two thousand
miles away from the principal live-stock produc
ing sections, which are sparsely Settled.
The American meat packing industry of
today is the development cf the best way to
perform a national service-
• The function of providing meat had to de
velop accordingly. Those men who first grasp
ed the elements of the changing problem created
ihe best facilities to meet it—large packing
plants and branch houses at strategic points,
refrigerating equipment (including cars),.car
routes, trained organization, profitable outlets,
for former waste — which became the nat
ural, inevitable channels for the vast, flow of
rf j
meat across the country. " \.
• . ’ 1 4 •- ' - / ■ .
If there Were a better way to perform this
necessary^-service, American ingenuity and
enterprise would have discovered it, and others
would now be using it.
r During 1918, Swift & Company has earned
a profit omneats ( and meat by-products) of less
than 2}4 cents per dollar of sales—too small a
Ih—profit to have any appreciable effect on prices.
Swift & Company,