Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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W. _ Harley, c of JKorcul*#,/wa« in the citY Waahlagtaa Plaintiffs The following letter from Daniel Roes/ a ii arine,. who wop* acixKe-ou the. sb ipTitorge ' i, -which - took the /C V N. BurskhaUer. e ial, 4 -/ 1 / , Defendants. By virtue of a dec rati 1 order to nip directed inAhe above entitled esu?e. 1 will tell at Barnwell, in front of tlm Conrt llougH, on Monday, February 2, 1910, it being aalcH.lay (h -utiil tmuitb. within the legal hours of gstftt*. th** fnl- lowiug described real property, t wit: “Ail that 1 t and buiTdim: bnas i tn:> ot the Uyn|i Bril'ttnv-/! he J'oVi'n of Barnwell, < «Mit ty ti nor Mot'day. Mr. Loyal £ rolling, Co lumbia, spent the week-end in town with relatives. Messrs. F. M„- Harley and M. 0. Lee, of Kline, were iu Washington Presicioiit and his Peace Party to Rurope to Attend the Peace Confei once wafc recently received .•by hi* mother, Mrs. W. A. Ross, of Blackvili’e and will’be of irit.ere.sN to his many. friends. An hycouHt of th«*v Historical trip of the George ‘Washington which Hpp-ortTBeJ.se where in this issue was sent us by Mr. Ross i Azores .Islands, Dee lltli, 1018./ Ibar Ma-- « a Your letter was bonded the while Raving 11ouokeii Had one'to laail you’ bin did not Have time before leaving. Weil I am getting bn line, htbtirorrgh ArHer skinny as you -aid. Don’t know .wluit make* ifc I am not working so hard as i'-i-V t'liub'ir G w* «dst pr r r t S tUH'C III -1 .fit B»ri; w* 11 »m! state o’ 8'*nhC»ro- linn.-rmf*n < tttii g: r» irt-v-Beven I' <* -oh «'t» n rtlmrii b m diry s xt-y-i wo f< etunit.'* )• .nt«ru bon:.ilnry sixty two ft* t mi ir** WesternIvoili’d :ry and ; 0c. on Mai > street,-hounded »:s f. llowij': (hi ihe norbi by iot c f l.ancfhh r (form r y C. K IVchnanu) ; on tin* nisi ■'by lot f<*• - n'-r!) o«U4*U-Trv Fj r m*»n Jnow C TS trod a^d atinp tins bu id* I KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT fl Barnwell Messrs. J. A. Good son and .1. A. Vernon, of Py cam ore. ay ere hi Barnwell MoiUity. Mr. W.. W. ArmsUbng, of V illi-tori', Was a business Ti-itor hero, M >u(lay. Mr. Herbert Blacjc, ..of Camp Jackson, spent la-t w, < k end iu Balm Will. , Mr._ J.ones V illiam of Rjfrmhoi’g, was a b < u>ino-s visi tor hi th,e city H uUTtaAr - ' ^ ^Hss Gladys McLeod, Of Cltarleston; is the gu< *,» of Mu*-' Pauline ’Caldwell. BTirckhpi i iby Mnin'c. w* «"'by a brick w«ll h*- [i;i ii g fn ni J.* o we* tern |!ortii-n of tlvo.sr i 1 ij Ryan Bui di’ipf; khM bricK w?Tt biiing h »>Hrl.y well I it-tween ewsf r •. *; «' w#4i | ern halves of id 'K\un BuiMing.'.' , -Also, * Al that lot, pare- l*or pit c-* of Ia:>d known x» tin* l’ofctOHh’o lot. Hud itc t )ol4 iiKS tin r*.m. 8Hi a ~1 \ 11ig BihT !>• i> g in tic T w • ot BaAi .v. li. Couth y i f barnw* 11 aiid Stati* aforr-siid. ni^is j tirii g eighty-threr- f*-> r. do its n ••thom troundhry.two hundred anil : w.) f-r'i i n ‘ Hii easaid wastern Irnui dari-s.d and eightif-thre*» lent on t> - i tlnm b ad .»r-,tliat is. tif'y tin* feet on j Mhih sk*!-'t h ■ d twenty • eight her i on lie Caitlwoll line. I! lunind ih foil wn. On the north by Klor*din M Mi nre;ea*>t by Florella ts.|Mi»ftre and J. M. Caldwell; .* utli by M en Jtrcpt and J. M ChI«well * 4 w*‘«t by Bate». , '| >'ler«i« ea«h. Purtha»d- to jay lor rapi n and Mailips, II. I. (i’Bantion. for BHrilwr-U (’i unly ■ Office..Tar.nary 14 1919- Bar ivWe’l. The furneral service^ were conducted at tlie residence of Mr L. G ■Ricii.ai'ds’on. Tuesday at 12f o'clock .by Rev. * Peeler, Pastor of the Methodist church and the interment took placa in the Baptist church ‘Cemetery. The fnmilv has tlie deepest sympathy of many friends in their sad bereavment. preserve the leather We have been steaming across the Atlantic. lor the past six days being convoyed by the Flag ship Pennsylvania and several destroyers. Have had a tine trip so far though a bit rough. The weather was fine after leaving .New - York two days traveling south. We have now past one of iho i Azore islands. There w»» a . nice seaport city and Some beauti ful farms on the island. A Portugal ship reaembling a row boat beside our .ship came but and tired a salute. Wo .are now in two days of Brest, France, so of course it daughter, MBs Marguerite, of Columbia, are at their Home here. . , <• Mr. T. 1 A. Greene, one of Dunbarton’s most progressive farmers, was in Barnwell Mon day. Messrs. I W.* llou.itreo, B. F. Davis. B. A. Rountree, and R. N. Whaley, of Dunbarton, were in the city Monday. Messrs. F M. Young, Roy Young, ft/ K. Fennell, W P VfingHrd Isaac Knopf and (). «. Harter, of Fairfax, were in Barnwell Monday. THE F FPALLEV CORPORATIONS,LTD. BUFFALO,N.V. FISH SCRAP "T FERTILIZER ing, these Christian people will perish.” Mr. Morgenthau expressed confidence that the American people would .oversubscribe the nation’s quota of $30,000,- 000 which the American Com mittee for Relief In the Near MASTER'S SALE* of South Carolina, Caauty ot Barnwell. I C'-nrvof Common ^teai • r P'ug Company, in ita own nghta. ai <i ui behalf of a'i otlir r cmJ•- lora of the delanda'fflTTT.'X Barck- i Fish Scrap Fer i South Car* Mua ai •urther particulars. 4 adlding, SAVANNAH, 6A. Wc have several thousa i tilizer fur sale to the fanae w holesale prices. Write *s THE FISHERIES PROOJCTS CU„ Mora CTO-.f^p i 'T5Wl ^ _ bailor f Fast proposes' t5 January 12 to 19, 1919 will be two days before I iria Mr. and * Mis. C, J. II. Still, •f Friendship, have moved iulo the resii ence formerly «*wned Mrs. Lizzie Mortis on Church Htreit, which they purchased Plaintiffs C It Pn*f.b**aliCY. Mr* A^a S. Kurek* bal'.rr, at 4 Mrs. Annin P- P^aterling, Delrudi'iU, nif-lit. This ship willbrtngIwcki soldier*. 1 think I will he over 1 Conn n*n PFn* «tatf**(1 Dre-mhir W.h, here five or six week*. I am sending you dvu of tlie puhlished »t sea and a >horf histbrv of the Oid (B org'X M asliington. You will k^epdTm latter for me. Will let v>*u hear from me often. yr s Your son.*' this letter Now Just a word about the President. I stand a four hours • • watch by lfis state room every day. 1‘ feel highly honored to, have linn smile and say good j morning to me, although 11 daily newspapers 1918, in th ar> v^ »*unl l t-cl i , *um'. im ie« i- rirr'by |f ?»n in ali c •dit >r>* »>f the <leVmini t C. N Buro'^ hal*«*r. requiring th wi iu prove th* ir oUtma ag'i vi ir-e Haul <’ N BarcUn«lter l»-*/oii* in-*, hi Jda«l r f •• Bar. w-il C Mint), in thr M i t-r’» i tfi •*• Ht Hnrtiweit S (J . « tt 31st d-iy o r Jansarr. A. I>. 1919. begin ning at II • > i*l*K*kA. U II I. O’Bimiion. Mrt- r e- f r BHrnwi* 1 Cu*i”ty. Ma-ter’. Off) •** Jauuary 14. PM9. Are You Open-Minded? t several dav l.ave had thp pleasure of shak BarnweR this week, the guesl #f Mi^s Margin rite PaltCrson. Log his hand. He also gret'ted me with a smile and fa mi Ur ‘•Hello there!”. We have had a tl|eatreaboard ship and hehar? been atiending tlie show every War Rirk Insurance of the treasury department — will eafeguard you and your loved ones with the spirit and pur pose of a republic grateful to it* gallant defenders. To avail j ycutself of this protection, you must keep up your present in surance. Carry back with you to civil life, as an aid and an asset, the continued insurance | projection of the United States j government. GC Hold on to Uncle Sam's in- zurance. x •: “A W. G. McAdoo, Secretary. __ «_ , ERA DIE PE CHRISTIANITY. ETC. The average American is open-minded. American business is con ducted by true Americans of vision, open-minded men who believe in their country and strive to meet their country’s ,needs. The men in the packing industry are no exception to the rule. The business of Swift & Company has grown as the na tion has progressed. Its affairs have been conducted honorably, efficiently, and economically, re ducing the margin between the cost of live stock and the selling price of dressed meat, until today the profit is only a fraction of a cent a pound—too small to have any noticeable effect on prices. Continued from Page One exhaustion and dying from starvation. People are gTazing in the fields like cattle. Chil dren come to the rest houses « with flesh hanging on their bones like rag?, voices gone, but eyes pleading and implor ing flor a crust. '‘People all over Persia falling dead as fast as autumn leaves from the trees./120,000 persons Jiave died ifi the past year in TehprapG alone'" from starvation and the diseases ■which follow malnutrition. T - “Fro;fo one Armenian village comer, a sole survivor who tells a story that is like a close up of the. whole steadfast people. ‘Suddenly^without, reason— or warning, filly of the leading Just the kind that it « has been my custom to handle. Thapackiug industry is a big, vital industry—one of the most important in the country. Do you understand it? Swift & Company presents facts in the advertisements that appear in this paper. They are addressed to every open-minded person in the country. some The booklet of preceding chapters in this story of th 3 packing industry, will be mailed on request to , | - Swift A Company Union Stock Yards Chicago, Illinois SEE ME BEFORE BUYING Swift & Company gel their feet back on the road to lifo. 1411 ‘But ro! Spontaneously they rtarled forward singing— a hymn which gave at once their farewell and _their iden- tityt not victims,, hut pil- iiriiTrs" L'ale i'help or. a W« KENNEDY. WILLISTON, S. C LIQUIDS AND PASTES FOR BLACK WHITE,TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES