Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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—— SECOND SECOND SECTION .* > . ■ ' • PAGES 8 TO 12 SECTION PAGES 8 TO 12 ESTABLISHED 1852 BARNWELL, S. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 3, VOL. LXVII A WASTE BASKET LETTER RESURRECTED. ^ jus d<mt .iioe nuthing about. die branes wh it make thair habuta- tie'll in thi? city of bbtckvaller take smart br. / i:i**- to ImiLdup ns nice a place a* our place' is ami in one v r\ycT which* 2 "ji lungs w«* .have got a gods ple'utv ov and (lent vu forget it m ether. 1 aint got no chip onTnTshoaT- der but i aint go in tu take n<> draggin jus beca'ws i live in tin- vieimtie what i do. ini land is good as any roun yore town and it dont spvte me ipme lnrawse-T aint bin dr a wed on the jurit* in the las Id vrs. so in me-of vu wlia BARNWlLL’S BASE-BALL. ' What about that County er wu/ naiuved i dp nit want ro el case but wil bev pie as' i want tu get off mi reg filer weakly let'llr tu the cliar* lusnu i amehkajLi.^ -. . : League for the Coming season? XBy DfiBois) Wft do not know exactly -bow To Mi 1 time.fren, —vdiav been* want in -to ritio yu for a long time about this new countie queStioiL but hav been pitting it off for first 1 rcasun then and otliar how ever i now hav more time than money so' i will try tu expires my tliawts in a fue words and sintiuces as po9- ^z=kz:- as you most prohibly niLiTive dost to hlaekville and that dont put no Hys oil me.cauz in fact i am proud of where i Hyp and ■hang my hat. Some of yu barn- will pep.nl tri to make out that hlaekville is'no count and sorrie but yu • pep ul in barn well aint got no rale rode running rite thru vore town like they is in hlaekville and another tiling i dont see in barn will an that is a nLe fine watur tanke line hlaekville has aud i bet it holes more watur than bafnwilL hole watur works, but tu get bak tu mi subject of the nuecountie. gem da vis thinks lie done a smart trick when he kep our part of, the counlie from votin about g»*ttiu the court house but it want aUtugetiler Davis it was how you biggerty barnwill pepul win t a lover tin.* siail and got yore kin folk* and pepul that owed you to come to Co lumbia and work like tiie devil but^sp far w** believe that bid 1 ■yn n r\n-far -t h r* titm*- money- wiH-r~become -available ir ah* ad of anv of > * ' in the world of a- ‘ one manager ier” wlip are eager 1 > >?ist -kript —— it i evur jiiit mi forMn Vo tv town agin i hoap tui fop! wil drap aiof. when Barnwell County covdrs it ctollar for dollar. When this is done, the county will have for road building the sum of $b5,315.85, which it can u-e qn projects approved by the Sec retary* of the United States Department of Agriculture. With its apportionment of Federal funds plus the funds which it mu**t provide before the Federal money is. availably,' Barnwell County 'Z can build about 43 miles of concrete road of about 272 miles of top-soil or sand-clay road. These ligurf s on mileage are based oil the assumption that % gra'(ling, culverts, etc., will cost $2,000 per mile ; tbp-soil or sand-clay surfacing will'cost $1,500, per mile; and concrete surfacing will cost^$*20,000. per* mile. These estimates are based on averages ami—will not bold good for all cases. Therefore, tl\e figures on mileage stated above are approximation* only and are given fpr purjKises of 'comparison. The above named types of roads arc mod because* they an* typical. It is not me&nt that Federal Aid will be givei| building only these types or that only these throe type* an* recommended. Barnwell county’s apportionment of Federal fund* for road budding does not in clude the fund . this suimce which can be had f<»r bridge dnitdiug. Tilt* State Highway to -get -ifVto the ifftme. — O HER NEW YEAR RESOLVE A SAD DEATH Our eommunity was saddened' when Mr. Frank Hair departed this life on January 21, after an illness of about ten days of influ enza and pneumonia. ; He was twenty years old. The funeral services were con ducted by His pastor, Rev. Mr. W. I). Heckle, and his body was laid to rest in the old field cem etery in tlu* presence of a host of sorrowing relatives and sympa thetic friends. He was a member of the Rose mary Baptist church, and dur ing his brief sojourn here he en deared hinwd to old and young nlikel No one knew him hut to love him; none spoke, of him hiit in praise:. *H(* i* eurvived by hi* father, four si-t**i8, three brothers ami a lioNt of other relative* to mourn Jp/ **Ou Oots*Q, roll y.\ GIVE. OP anything ^ /A. SOR_ThE. mew //wev A \oo Dearest Frank, tlioti ha-t left m And thy l<>s* we deeply feel. But t>4 (lull who hath bereft ti* And to Mi- will we all mu-t tlie Home Bank and of tiio-c Darling Mini* coiintu mm* Lilwrty Bell Bunk Sayings it i** in a.drugstore wy.have Mail us your order Owe us iir Co., Fairfax, S.iC, your savings Xm as with 5 H# Picked Out • Good On* and Smote WUZ theie per emit HE GROWING STORE EASTER DEMANDS OVERFLOW OUR STORE Men’s Suits • . The apparel of distinction-tile clothes with a purpose-the garb of a gentleman-that’s the caliber of clothing we’ve assembled for Ladies’ Department IirlTII all womankind the whole world over bent on new appiirel for —Faster, it is important that this Store maintain its lead. Select yotir Spi i ng apparel now.* Here vou get choice fashions from the foremost designers. Our Spring Dresses, Waists and Millinery embody.all the charm of novelty, individuality i _ * . and exclusiveness that irresistibly appeal to smartly dressed women. I r or the man id to was quick on the trigger in imr, or the man up-oti- his-toes, keen and alert/in peace times—these are the garments that mil run true to any Hum’s form. ~— Our Spring Clothes for men who appreciate distinction in clothes have arrived, in all,styles and cuts. You will find here a suit for every man and a fit along with it. Co me in tomorrow and have us show you the latest in Springtime Clothes. The new silhoutle requires slenderizing- The skilfully designed made- up apparel for fhis Spring is a widely changed viewpoint from which fashion smiles. - Last year’s styles will make milady look quite yokel this i • . : .. • " " ' ~y ' •* *" , .a . spring. The new blouse effects, many variations in the box models, smart, fetching belt ideas, bring trim, graceful lines. f * The Spring designs accentuate the youthful look and slender silhouette, but we buy for all proportions—our business requires substantial stocks V- f ’ of all kinds and it is very necessary nothing important is left out. The price you pay at our store is in keeping with the lowest on earth for standard^quality. . . ... y ■ /- •» * -'i • . Dresses, Suits, Capes, Coats, Skirts, Blouses and Underwear. New styles almost every day. One of the largest collection • -t of new and stylish ready-to-wear in the town. Prices the most moderate. Spring Hat Styles They are the embodiment of grace. Designers seem to have been more than a little inspired with Hat styles for Spring. Jaunty, becoming, stylish--and low priced, too. Shirts In Latest Spring Styles The new Spring thoughts are brought to your notice. . Dozens and dozens of clever ideas in patterns and colors. B. MAZURSKY, Proprietor Barnwell, South Carolina . », "J