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BARNWELL COUNTY LAD. «i President WII*»iT* Honor on the U. S S. Georg# Wowh- - 1 iflRtOO. . r c - MU* -Pretto RwiV of ■nille, recently received, the following letter from tier Hroth- ^»r, Daniel Ross, who has, been in th<? Marine Corps at Paris Island for several months and haa recently be§n transited froim the ship Seattle to the U. S. George / Washington, my <vhich President" Wilson sai.tii- - to attend tho Peace Confer- 1 4>rice in Europe. lhe’ niany friends of Mr. Iloss will, he tiiied "to know that Jre has av(* t this distinction foi* him- IV : - . * * jI. s. S. Getu-ge Washington, --•> -A .'••postmaster New ^'«*rk. • 4 J>eatr i'ret to : ‘•Your letter caine ta-djy,. and "I think that 1 am the oik> to grawihie about the nmiL Why, 1 thought I was never O'Otig to hear from home again. “YVell, I am getting (Mj tine and It aye felt real good for the past few days. Have been trnns- 'cfftl from the Seatle to the LI. S George Washington and if you have kept up with the lepers yoa know that is the ^hi|» f-liat will take President Wilson over" on his peace conference to Europe.' It is <juilo 4 pleasure to inform yon mat 1 am to be one of t he honor guards- of the President on his trip and through Europe. I am m New York to-night havn just returned from a trip tlown fouth. - The (*eorge . Washington is a floating palace and win a German passonger ship Iwfore the war. Thousand* .ft dollars me being spent fix* M.lg The South CAN Grow Wheat teat ft CITATION. - 8TATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, t«WMTT or DlRNWIlL, CITATION. - 4 STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, (J< H ty Ml l'.ri,w« 1 I K. I r :.L A* A War Measure It I» Willing To Do ^dore Thai* It* Part To Feed Our Soldier* And AHie*—The S91 . , f i * Hold* The Banner For Increa»e In . 4 ; ‘ , / v * ■ 7 Wheat Acreage.1, / l)- Pi m^r 23rd . .4.1.J11I io.i tlii'n rf Charles A. Whittle, Editorial Manager, Soil Improvement Committee, Atlanta, Qa. ' ' , * more wheat this year ’ ' 'y>« than last because it We 2*5 tli gono j here ju trier* for tho President. tr-‘ -to ho m Prance on the 11 id arc suppo-od to be 1 !> »?it two months so 'vimi ( iDi nee of my I > eh id Am Ji *c,l you t "ip i.U Ghristih i-*, blit <Lm t I ai|j_{p;tting » nice 1 rn* v n* Lbi-. ~^.The. Kouth will _fros Patriotic and Willing. It is willing to do its part, and more, to f<‘**d'our ever-lpor**H8mg army abroad -and- to feed ij, well. \t is willing to do its part, and more, that our allies may not suffer from hunger. r It is willinK to do Its part, and more, to grow wheat besides meeting the great responsibility of growing cotton, of- producing vegetable oils and meal from cotton, peanuts and velvet beans; of growing rice, sugar and other crops which the South alone can produce and for which no other aactlon can render help. - - - The South carriea the banner for the largest percentage of acre in- orease In wheat In the country for the past season. It can retain that banner. The-great wheat belt of the West wtfl have a big task to wrest It from It. * Some Faote About Growing-Wheat In Tha South. The universal success attending the growing of wheat in tha South during the past season Is evidence enough that, it can be done again. Wheat caa be grown beat on clay loams or sandy clay loams. The soil should be broken as aarly as possible and harrowed - - • Varieties that have done well in a community are moat like'y tha best te sow. Tha seed should be treated for smut before planting. The formaldehyde treatment ia preferable. Seeding 1n October better than November la the South. A good, vigorous growth- is desired before winter sets in. Where the Heeslan Ely is found, wheat should not be sown until alter the first froet. r-f-—K&f" .' S' V""”—“ Better yields are obtained when the seed is drilled into the ground than when sown broadcast. ^ 4 , Fertiliser can be' applied in the drill. Generally speaking, a tlliser or similar brand will ba round satisfactory and profitable u; Don't be stingy with itt* Nitrate of soda or sulphate of ammonia can usually ba applied profitably as a *top dressing in early spring. X <- — , Fall .Reminder#. - Remember that the time to select seed corn is in the-field, from good healthy stalks, that have a'maximum number of cars placed right on the atalk. Fubl phed on the 1*2 -h o f Rev ni* or in the'.1 IS nwyijyj.?ttl.u >‘i. By J\hn K.khwfthnr K-quire. Probate JodgM. i ' Hl-oress Amelia Hilly. Imth made •«Pt in to me Vo gram out • M* p* Co II • 11v Letter# »t Adniu istmiimriTthe ’ sta « ai d ofl-aii ot Johu Hei.ry Holly, 'de«o*»,sed ; >- '1 Jr si* ar.* therefore, to vre and arf~ nun i«h uii hi U singular Jill** kn 4red~ ami - cred iters id", tt e t*a d Jot n Henry Holly, iteovs d, liiat ile-v b-* and ap* P ar b fo" no* iu llir Couri of l'fi ba*V, !''.be > w M at Rh>p-w—4—-on-scariTr 14 h neat aft 7. pub lican m th-’eif. >-t # i‘T n -■'clock—iu tin* f ren •< ii. to vlrow c»;ioii if hhv, thiy in nis'raiidii | |', A ve r . v by Yhc-• i I Adminir tratii n sh' u d net le granted (i veu uoiler my llaiil this 14Hi day of '-November, Anno 1) >mini 1918. John K. S' eliiiig, r j ,1 m'.ge of Probate. P:P 'i hid op th.c otli Oa' o' I’ccember, l'JTH^'n Vh-c P.tt'rnivfil t i n-*l Pj .fohn.K^ Snelliog, Kmpiir*-, Prebvla Judgk , J Whereas, Annie Jones S-nith diath mau< suu to me to gi^an;. uh o her I.-t- i t Admin striition tHie esiaieand elt> <• t of'Uli ■ r • a W ‘ K ui■ uii ; - ‘ Tlirse aie, tit-refine, i i ci e and p# inoni.h all a (1 singular tic* tudrcil a d creilitork of.inemd t h' hs W. Str.i h dv it* a-*ed, th t'by bV aid a| - ■pear betor^* me, in i tic c art oM* »j>« 1 e, tic he/l » t IVirnwcl'. S (j , on Mm day 9IM ’ :JM^4n-SV7l')cc -nliHi Trr-TTTTcTeck in the - •.osenohn. t> siiov\ call »*. if «•'> they -be ve. \< b v ' !v* >aid a' 1 -I <• Id nm bo t r mterl _ (I’Vcri uml-r my lla d this Pt i f i>rcelJUier. Ail' *' Ddiniui 19 f8 Job i K. S 'ciung ilg>- s»l 1*'obat 1 MASTER’S SALE. , -STATU OK bOUTH OAHiiLlSA, ; Cl USTY Ol BAKNWKI.P. Court f Ci'ii.iiinii Vnv*. Charlie Mix>ou, el ei. d a i is 'hereby rtiVen that q Monday the 7 h d-iv nf Jmcut. 19.9,1. wjW 1),!** try^li ►«! acci.) int wit 1 HoiiA.IidTii K . 8n* •!'rig. Jiidte of pro but** for hnrnui‘1 County "ait' IyXtt— « X ' P.aintifTi - ag in-tL-, Jo epl e c M*yer.it al.. Defepdaiia Py virtre of a d *><• r t a I -virtl e r io i«»- tli - Hi i he Kb- v-+*h tied cause, 1 will se l at ’btru'w-d. nvir :nr ot the Co-nt House, no Monday ill 1 4t‘idtty of N<>- v> !pt>er. 1918, k b i —iii b■>Ld/- lfi/)kt|i., vtii li n’fC ‘--gal boors of sa e, the fallowing <lV*eribed ftel t r. rty, tov» i. All - that loan. I t or parcel of till d with ■buddings li e^eou. situate, lying -tli d b. i .g in 1 li * loyt ii of UuubHrUi’n 8 hi and c u• ty H'offsmd, C'n't 11 n "g one htt f acre rn »re or lets ft' il l>.»uod- ► d as follows: North b, ( l-inPl <>t t a 1 - ln u . Ai tfe-rpo Eas hy lands of U U (),» nil-‘8 mti h'j l4'Jii l, oH(l Avenue a.id \\Vst hy lands of Irr \ T ll'ie Teiins •>' s i-'e ea-'i p irjbaser t > p .y t'q' T rs n'jd « H’TrrT" . lies I d i.l rirk iif.-l. • iner j urelii mt. 1! 1. LPB'hiii.on. Muster Master’s Otli •.*, Dee. 1«‘ 1918, -12-14. • ‘V uf ili“' lest will and , t> i a utors nuKt (*f Lewis - I’ra/ier, debased Miid petti i vn the si;d Gqnrt for lett» rs dismifsorv a> su; i executors. A,„ T Kn zi r, at d .1. T Reed. \ X" 7 , K x < ctiCt s - Dated this 12th d »v r f Dee . 1918i- NOTieE OF OISeHaRGE Nfrtice is hereby giv n that mi Mi>• r- day the Till dav <if January. 1919. I will tile my final aecoi\nt with Hoi .John K Shelling, Judg* of l’r< bve for Barn well County. as .4dminis* at >' of tlie ent.ite ut. >l»ry G Zeifist d»eea-ed,a'd petition tt »• soul e . rt for eiters ctis- utiktory at suqh administratjir ,1 W. \Vac»i*er. « ■e ■ . Admi ii-tra'iir. Dated tliis 12 h day of Dec . 1918. ~ 1 ' CITATION. ; ST ATE, OK SO i: I'll CAROl.fXA County of Rarnwetl ——— By fahn K Snelli >V Ksqui e, i'-robHle Jlldl?-'. N'lieren. Kmma t,h In an ,p titir nor, nadesint t ' tie t*> s»r nut into ner-eif let - ters of Aduiii istrat on of th-'e-.tetft and * He I f Onerlie ilolrrati. deeeas»d ; , ■ , , ,, ,, . , These are. the efore. -Wit« and ed- ! By John k. Snel.iing Esquire, 1 robate CITATION. State of South Carolina, ''County ut Barnwell, r. tm nisli ad and aj'iigu arjJbt *inil’vd and creditorr. of the said Gi a-lie Hutmkii, J udge. Whereas, Ida G -wit t hath made s It , 1 \\ i i lie Li . .The e K Gantt ; , se are, iber fore to ei e deeea.sert t i t tl^» In* and npjeir bef ire 1 t : n me to grant iii to her Det ers of Ad- iiic iii the Cot rt< f Probata to be held at ' rriinistiation if t lie estate and effect# of Barnwt* I; on't li* s *av, Docemb» r 17tli 1918. I M' after J) ur i IVCH11 oil Ttl err of7 at eleven h’eluck in th** iureuoon. to khqw cans**, if any 4rhey have, why the s.tui, Adininistrar ion-shuu d not be granted. (iivrii u- der my Han I tli * 2nd day of Dr-eeuiter, Ain* Doniiii 1918. JohnX Si elli g. Jintge o' Probe tc. PilidLshed on the 5 h day of Decem ber, UJV8. i • the Barnwell Sentinel. 10 2-2 for tius time. i TXT & CO. _yf t r itbnt L wyo'S. Estab. 1830. Wa c hiiittttfl..D. CITATION. STATE OF MHi lit CAROMS A OUU.NTY OK HAKNVK1.I,. By John K. SueJliug, Esq ire. I'rubtit^ -v Judge.*’ Wjier* as. Mary A. W.t on hath made sui u- '-**• t > i" s.’ f uri*o to r 1 Iters (d* An mo 1 n l'. !• a s IT - cts qf .1. '1. V\ ifs ni>r. ; ■ * 'I i »*s a e, |b refore. t » cite and ad-, moi i*h al and pii giUr the kiulred ** nd e e 1.. r < of 1 in- s • i 1 J. 1 W i s in, hf..dti- a-< d Our i li*-} i>- and apioar ii -'.ore \nr. in the ei.uri ot i'rohaie to tie In* d \P> t mwell. S >ut’» Catolinu, on atul ad - . monish all and singular the kmdreil and creditors of trie said w illie h.. , Gantt, dtcejwd, that they be and ep- pear Ue’o e ut** in the «nuH « f pro- | bste, to lie tield at Bar- well bn .'1 n- I day. 18 h day o' Decemb r, next. u‘ter I pubi cation ihereof, a ( 11 o’cU*cx in liie | fureui t>n. to sl ow neuse.it m y ’h y 1 have, why the sail adtnini?tra »ou, sh uld not be granted Given under my Haud, tl i* 7th day of Deoember, An uii Do in :i i 1918. Jot ti K. S e ting. J dge of Probaie. Pub'isherl on*the }2tti day of l r Vm- b-r. 1918, in tin* BarnweB Sentineh Statement of the ownership, uiau- agement, circulation, etc., required by the Act of Cohgrees of August 2 4 1912. of The New Sentinel Publishing Company, publishers ot' the Ruin well * . SeiUinel. published weekly* at llain* well. South Carolina, for 191 vr i *1111 d y. December 23 < >P j i > t-f . f J it \\ iert), a nf neve tit)*-two is m trines goin^ on in. :iu.l w**- wmt—ptrki'ii '»>d m *n ia tli*) Mai in** >K r^T,oti!.rut 1 Teel |mufti' ftt* fact tlmt I was iiifltulo.il r!i it iiiituft*r?.* ‘.\V.‘*.!L, l watiuto go. |e, - *’ -1 will it) lie a lung r I caa hear how Selp/'Cng good seed for the cotton crop noR yepr ehouM llkrwi^e be a*- ville Bonded Waicliouse, Inc., will hold] tended to while the plnnt if >tgi growing. Tog the desirable stalk* end a stqckhulders meeting lor the pmi* • keep the pickings sep*ra'«. .d wimling up its. affairs and to v k ^ \; 9 • ! the n:mc1 corporation, ut the ofn.ee of V -KmHi.’wmriatswrnwm <n« twwiwrrw» irtMMriMl wttt lu'do'i""i,(ii.-i'ImhGrMv l’ Ti .NOTICE # DISSOLTION. Ihe Board of* Directors of the 1*1.u l ftu* a close*. real ou a'! lor ; io. v -i . ,, 1 1 f D K lie f*l H t ft O *• H*l K ■ a - if 8“} tli*;}' -it a ; liuip i at ion Ai ' li ft pv M'. «o why ?<-i.K» i • |i ii tier ti ; 1»< * <i *ii - *i dil}' e ! i. • \ I. I 1 ' \ J eiNll k "l eli'Mg. Kd» e I Pfobste. 11 : i i d -y "t 1 •' eeUA* 1 '* S [| t l.e iI t li a e 1 NS III il’e.. r--*SnH^-o.t—Smn tr-thm»(Trnr Cun illy of Bumwell,. cefboa \\ sulphide. Four 2 to 4 pounds on of the grain and cover with old sacks for 44 hours. Enclose them in tight boxes or other container*. M they ehow up again, gas them again in the same way. SO 'll ' ire l» foro 1 s*o over 1 lie **lti|> ;s at Hoftoken Now ,lors«v lull 7nv i Mr'*".** 18 G. S. S. Geopoe Wa.li iu^lon, l’oslmaster N, V Will *“X|>eet a letter soon. *'Brother Daniel”. • I*. S. 'Kell Mama that 1 re- -fjt-ivr-.i Jier letlor hu-t will make this *u(* answer for Iwtli of you. i * Hop** that Mamie will In* out and all riohl when ton leeeive This. WILL YOU HELP OUR80YSABROAD? m. I V 5- THE BOLL WEEVIL ACA1N. Glemson College, Doe. 4.— Hmttofon* tlie disjn*r8i**n of the holl weevil wan genprnlly *i(^(: mined hv the middle of Nov<*iuher. l'his is ail unusual year, for the weevil is still Advancing ami may yet, cover - mgivlerablo territory before ilie linal jinnj) has been coni- nleted. At pres olS flte north- 7110V incut, i* iu Afken county has 5«en halted wlttUTtho ini-l.TTe” *tnd lower portkfti of the line aro active atul the weevil ' ad- vaneing. At pre.seyt HlllckvilTe, liraueh ville, tHutrlestou pro bably Summer ville are included in weevil* 'iiTi/it,mry. Tao activity*of the weevil iu the*• coastal counties this year A 8uch rts f to imlr-ate very favorahki -eluimtie . . condi tiuu :ind_a w-iieli Am avast*-1 aed+vity- for tin* next' si»aso'n, as the idvauce h as heeic la*mark ablet 'uniform, the-dinfc makTirg' ai vYftry graceful curve from a ;*>03ut when* it enters the state k-t." Sa van mill River ntui v where U T’or . tiie Every Majj, Woman and Child This Town Into the Front Line Trenches. “T v >•■■■ 4*'-**-*wvJ WHOLE NATION MOVES TO BANISH SOLITUDE Our Heroes Are Calling From Over There—Give What You Can to Help Those From Home. j eo-""4iav»* gntspea vim |m?b>un* me I plan outlined by Colonel Thompson, j and they ha\e agreed to co-op**iate in every way. Under the ruling of the M*ar, Iiidne- tries Board newspaper publisher* are forbidden to send their newspapers free, even to soldier*. The newspaper must be subscribed for iu the regular Can Join to Send News of , way, the only exception being soldier* who formerly were In the efnpioy of the newspaper and who left I hat server Ue to enlist. Colonel Thompson there fore propose* that the public in each commtiriify contribute to a fund so that t the home newspaper (In our case this newspaper) may reach every man and woman now in the service of hi* coun try. Anyone may contribute to the fund, and any sum maybe contributed. It Is not necessary to contribute ^tlie entire amount of one subscription. I* doe* j not mpjter whether tlie rich man semis in one hundred dollars or the poor hoy or little girl semis In five cents. Each gift will lie n liresmUTe of love and help fulness to the home town folks “Over There.” The money will !*e o ).,ium*o<1 into one fund, out of which sulisr r M|i- tlons will he entered as fast as-the luoney is received. - - T'oiiirfbptprs who scad in the fml price of a year’s shbso.np.tfoh may, if fhey w ish, de.siiiifflVe to w bat part icular person they wislf ijlie ilvvvspaper setiT, but if the name gi\(e7i is already listed 11s receiving the paper, then the puh- j Usher reserve*-Hie*-right th apply the suhscrlplion to wune. less fortunate sol dier boy or nolde woman, w ho is jest as lonely lor news of liome ; . and • home . folks. The name of every contributor to this ’..nine paper service will he pub- J IcrintnrBrmvn. I’lesidcnt. J. \l I'arrelf, Board of Director. J. \V. Brow ning, Board ol Director. John ()'<lorman. Board of Director: 7 c /o —-v— .Mum-y on J.uug levins. Before me. a notary" ; i . • iii ‘and for the State ami (utility aforesaid; Treisonally-appeared John !, mi tiling, who. haring been dnij i \. >. i ai cord ing to law. deposes and K.ya.thut lie is tire business wan age r oh 1’be --N.«*w- Sentinel l’ulilisliing (,’ompauv, pub lishers of Barnwell Sentinel anil that : the following is to 'the best" of' His VV r r\ tje 13USH , kuowledK '- an,T beIil,f '' a L rue i ‘ tate * Client of the ownership, umuagemeni. Lawyers etc., of the aforesaid publication for PAliNWELL. S. ('. Every citizen Interested in the boys of bis home town noNv at tlie front, and In the brave women who equally are serving their country abroad, has an opportunity to show his U| preciation of tlie sacrifice they are making Tha opportunity come's as a result of tlie genenfsity and thought of .Colonel Wil liam Boyce ’Thompson of .V-w York, w ho lias comviYt d and put into -execu tion what is known as the Home l'a- per Service. Under the plan, every-mnn and wo man in foreign service will receive the town newspaper, and so lie kept in constant touch with tlie places and tlie peopbrthey know and love. THE FARMER MUST HAVE RUGGED HEALTH * ‘ * t Many Break Downs and Failures Due to Exposure and Hard Work Catarrh in Some of It’* Many Form* Claims Thousands Every* farm’ family has its medicine cabinet and In almost every one will be found a bottle <»f Dr. Hartman’s AVorld 1’ametis J’eruna. For coughs, colds and catarrh it is invaluable. It’s us** is Indicated in till cases of catarrhal Inflammation and congestion whether of res- pitatoi (•''organs, stomach, bowels or other organs of the body. Mr. \\*. J. Temple of 3"0 IJncoln Ave.. Delaware, Ohio, suffered for years with Iniiaintnation of the mucous linings *>f the stomach . and bowels. According to bis own story lie did not eat a meal for five years uit>,oiii dlstres*—.2-He says: “I am a ’farmer and must lie exposed to all kinds of weather. After \v:tr* of suffering, a druggist recom mended l’eruna. I took all together live bottles and am a well man. i' •Formerly, I could hot dp a day’s • work. NiTw, farm work docs not fatigue me, in tbe- Jeast. Peruna is > the best na«.*dk.Jne and .tonic rim the niarkct. mtrr»e r.<*ly» siren <1 lien*. mt v . admiration for it, esf>ecially for catarrh and colds, and tjierc w'horo tiny stnrv nre tumoft from hllie to gold, wheji ar.gnish grips the licnrt the r.*t!ot sMtids ia-slhmef and honors the w'q:f»-n who have given of their br«*od, the very birne at their bone, to tin*!* country, ft'o tlierf*. hom< luts lost its moaning—the s«>ul It has fletl-’,there Is no home, !t Is jus; t place. atifTlTu pITTcf? is quite so lor.e’.y unless it.be witJiJ.n the iienrts of thosV brave sons in far off Fratme v ho Iqj.i for just a won! i<[ luune. Tlijefe Vnltia~-4s- sold everywheij^*. You may,buy it Ih oYih-r liquid or tab let form. Ash for Dr. Hartman’-!* Well Kfi> vii l’eruua Tonic qjjd if you are > i.ing health take nothing else. Ins: 1 upon Peruna.. If you arc sick anil suffering, writ*- The Peruna. Company*, Dept. 77,"Columbus, Ohio, fur Dr. H;it\t- num’s llv-ilth—E*>»«k — Ttte book—h* free and may help you/ Ask your dealer for a l’eruna Almanac* . Sp. ci'd 111 l ■ A . ? 1 M ) 1! h-ViC.i* ’1 .’ ii 'I i 1 '- : V;-il • i ty r -i ; ’ell. (' t• !mr ( it- yX' 11*”’ Mm. l-'i ietrj^ ifi ip. i J . I ,'*!■••? 11 \ i * ■ h rt* RS bloc, BV' ha ry >! rt r+^oi. K i i - r *, rcHii. Ha mo . New Forest, ( >mk Grovux^eiglingvi it*, Sevko-P nc# . TiukcrsyCreek.' . . * ijyre . ini os : Rart. ii, B loin'iV-ulnle (>fe. I i ; ck'>* * ! 1 i i I m <•» '(>• - lio cl -, ' the date shown iu tlie above /aption. _ required by* the AcL»of August 24 1912. embodied in Section 443. Festal Laws and Regulaltolis, printed o* the x reverse qf thrsTorui. to wit ^ J. TUat tlit* names and add .-ses of. tht p^|t*her. editor, mauagin^ editor and business lnaijagers are: publishers. TlrV New Sentinel Pub- -ftisfari#- ’Company. 4tarnwplh J "S'T7 I Editor. Dr. W. M Jaaes) Williston. S C Ma.nugipg Edttor. John K Snclliug Bainwell. S. (’. Business .V^niager. .lolni iell iug. Barnwell. S. <’ 2.’ That the owners- are Tlie Sentinel Publishing Company. Bun well, S <’. Stockholders art Johu K Snelling. J. B Morris, ( has. Carroll Simms, j n i’attersDii. N c. Walker, J E Harhy, Brown and Bush. Barn well. S (.; In 'I'. F. Hogg. Thomas, S. (’.; \Y I Johns, Allendale, S (’.; () A Kcnmvdy, Willi^iuiL S. C . t) c Bailey, Snelling. S (’.: Simon Brown Solis. A II Ninesfeiu. Blackvillc, S. t. .7}U. —14*-1yd (’*»hv F-ittfftrr That ntc known: lioipllujlders, mo. !- gagecs. tiiit'k other security lioldci^. owning or 1 per cent. 7>r uioTc of 1 rot a I amount of bonds, niori •gagt-s. ’or other stSuirities arc: Mrs. Ida i. Colo and R. Bpyd Colo.’ 4 That Hu* two piiNigraphs ni xt ■above.’ giving .tin*-. irimcs (X/ tin crs. • stockiioldt*rs. and seeurfiv t* x err-, it any, contain not opiv tf there cnmiot t,c iid} (!’(i v-. 1'pjic-c!.'iftitn' <i, I r urmiHs: Ai p!t*ftin., I'.ig LTk, Mt. (’**l\ary I>mliy‘J’und'Hi*aiin"8’ rii c-. Every branch of tin* l-i Red States dished iii this new spa per*, amh t he mrnTe -Goyujrunicnt-Js irtTIfessfcT in tlm plan, of cvcryoim.* nuuTd for a subscription ^ not a ’1 he (jovornmetu renitzes rtlie jiiupor-" he pulilislied as well as. the mini- i Ina n, no, jmt ’t.;vyn « ci;]T7T. ,w)m» wl| i t* i u »•?. Hilda, 1 lance of keeping those in tlie service ^"' r ot ‘-hose ron+rwuimg whose-stihscrip- -f ;l || to tout t ilni'f't* -ins* t,: little to ‘nmkt'j Ke» tly Bra* c , Syearn happy and constantly in totieii 'with ’’ «V , ‘ V - h?Vv XU " !, <*cn covered. tht* hearts of these pa-riots Hglitw i River idc.-B** nett S;>r .. . • i. If thd amount of money received >; ot one. Not.In our iowu. I i :«- .*..’’. b nf t .to the point t4'aoi-e8 tjjo oefta'fr. jimsetft it is not rogai ttccl safe lo issue porniiti tor shiimient from Atketi^ - Oruagelnirg, Mount Holly and other points in th« aafety zoue, <nt* • quarantiae /vanq jaiiif#*—tarri*. Aory. tlufjr home tics and associations. Nbtfl ing Is more depress in „ r in a national emergency than the* spirit of loneliness ^ u * In those senrlng the'.r country, and of- tlclals know that nothing can dlkpel .shall he more than is nc^pssary t** sAm-1- tlu* paper to every person fronts-tTwi town*now in the service, I iv nu is j f' r or 1 ins ry ' SeV(* i mill -hrr—r ’ i i a *' * ■ t p of stockholders and sicu'rity hold us > hc.v--ttppenr tipoir the h.oqksft.f con.,pany hut "also/ in eases where - Hie stockholder «*r sm-urity tioider.app'cu'.'-r books oi • tiie- company as" or in any other fiduciary rela tion t lie-, name oi tiro poison or <of- this feeling more effectually than read ing the home town newspaper.” Publisher* of newspaper* in all part* of the country—this newspaper liiclud- they lieliL , any promotkm. (tFalti s .Around or any tiling that wilt make - Ui-tory. The Chapter want} te kef*p this list and anj patriotic par ent, or next kin 6houl<l be • 0- A. R. NOTICE. Ifce D. A. R. CUaptfr of ® a rowel I requests all »he* par-1 glad to hare tlie chapter do this, eota xrf the white boys from Either miil or han i tlie report Barnwell County wlw have to Mrs. Robt. Hblman, Mrs. eciened "the war or who bare Lonnie Calhoua or Mrs. Bessie sftpgieteiwd, to revert any office Simms. * l / ' •* . !. v ft * mice .will be* turned over to the Red ( rots*. 1 The plan is omjorscd hy-the pub lisher of Thin nowspripbr^tvlihout any thought of profit. (>itlier directly or In directly, but with a sincere desire to help keep the home fire* burning and -to send to our heroes and heroines news of euc town, te keep their hearts warm for UR and to let them irmn»- JiUbJU-Tf.”* they are constantly In our minds. The publisher, of course, Cannot make a profit on circulation, and addi tional circulation such is this will be— circulation from non-purcimsera sent t*r Heroes the sea^can have no added value to the advertiser. These fact* ara stated so that* every contributor may feel that every cent contributed gpes to the food cause. The mothers of our boy* ar* facia* an ordeal with a bravery that cou»- - "v "T.T-"' 11 ." Tax Notice. The tax hopky will open October loth. 191Sj tor tBe eolleciiOn of Stet/ (buin- tv and School t.<*xeR for. the fiscal year of 1918,‘a* d will retr.{|7tf. p°n until Ue- ce»ub**a»3l. 1918, wi’ hourpenal^t., — * Fr« HI JauUerf Dt to* Jai nary 31s ■pj, Kosemirv, upon tht nore. Meyers Mill, 1 ,, l!s( ,, r ‘"K« • / • . an H f 1 i . u«> i w,, nm; p IISes.3*nidfor b no'*.| | Iioi.ition loi W lioiif”"SU( h I I'll ■'<■< s j.s Du ill ui o“ . \ r !i r mills ! nciiiig ’*is -given:' :i l.-'o i it.it i ii f , 3 inilD tor 1> -*-* 1 s )’ vci ville (five mills f >r -S-4- de<l to *B unpai I taxe’*. From February 1st to FVbrua*y 28 h, 1919 a two p-r (■«*jnt penaRv w/il ue co. 1 - iec*(rtl for • 11 tax*H paid « n Februsrv. March l*t. 1919, a penalty of 'seven p-r cent will be c Weeied f«.r Hi tsx-v p^’d up m and including Ma'ch 15. 1919 st 1 which time, the booVs will close. Th» r*x 1 xy will be: . • -V For State porp )M*... • - . . » ilt * ' On»i* *ry a u*»«* tmrso e« ft 1 * *’ * ('.ouaiitufienei School* 3 Kiglrr iiriil ordii : ry expep.-es';. 3 mills for bond<). Kline (i. ur mi* I • lor ord nsr* expensei ; 4 mill- ttr bond-) Fairfax (ftmills for ordinary expenses; 2*.j nidi# for bond#).'- ^ ' v Flight and oi e-hal.f mill*: -Allends'e. (six mil!# XqT.tirdiiiaty expenses; 2^ a mi D for boiidj-I- •pt'Ven mill#: Willii'ou. (7 mdl* for T)Td in#ry experffPs ; 4 ffijriF for biinds) r Twelve and one half mills: Barnwell, (8 mills for ordinary expenses; 4‘ 2 in ills’-fer bends ) * J. B. ARMSTRONG. T/essurer Barnwell County. Barnwell, S. C.. Oct 1, 1918. Talk! 19*4 two paragraphs contain statesmen's embracing affiant’.s full knowledge and belief as to the circumstances an.i condition i uiuiffr- wiii.’li stockholders mqj. security holders who do not ap-j pear upon the books of the company as trustee*, hold stock and-setonAf in a capacity other than thatd ©f-sf-A, bopalide o wnej' , - end th is afiBant" has ~ no reason to. believe that ©ay ©tber person; association, or corporation has any interest direct or'indirect in the said stock, bonds, or other securi- 4 ties than as so stated by him. John K. Spelling Business Manager. Swern t© and subscribed before me this 7th day of Dec.. 1918.' W. C. Jennings. (L. S.) • ,t Netary Pnblfc. 'X \, J L -^=T