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.# *% r CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADV3. The Barnwell Sentinel, Barnwell, S. C. Por Sale have been urged by many busi- $591/30; Charleston ness nien to recojisider iny for* | Ulierokeo mer resotjUtioii and -t I*OR ltPilSX—Ooc 4 loom house.-,. • Apply to M&, L. -C^Tobin, ■ ' '' | ^^'•ROTiwell, S. C. - • •*' j') ^ *— \ HOUR KODAK FINISHING I A. All rolls developed J<kf; packs ' - ,' : 20c up;* prints 2 l-2c-4c-5c, en larging 35c up, Specialists—we do noth ing but kodak finishing. All work guar anteed^ please, Kastman Kodak, Films, Supplies. / Colombia Photo Finishing Co. ini TAYLOR STREET. COLUMBIA, S. C. 3“25-1 f haring/iong been convinced of tlvo fact that too few of our bqgjpess m ,-n who 4iv^- ido u t44ied vf-i tb-4htt-tttrhistriTri eommer^itd life—as we}l as the agricultural life of .our gounty— tike the interest that they should take in oitr Stajte’s affairs, I have decided that*! can no^ longer a<l- Charleston $1,028 06; A SPOONFUL GIVES RESULTS. , $5,; Chester^ $16.; *i'n •>£• <>'j urgiciuc * m* *ivrt» •Id,7$75; Clarendon' , H t tv- sh^y i .d a t trn* V ail- 1> at nere to this Conviction &nd / at the same timej be unresponsive to the wishes of those gentle men who have realized this indifference. 1 have thereforer stated to them that I am ready 06 $16 Chesterfield, $75; Clarendon* $117.15; (’olleton. $11; Dar lington, $265 y Dillon, $200,;. D.TrdhesTer * 'flTT-n; ‘EdgefuTJ, $10,; Fairli.ld, $15 50; Fh>r- Yrice, $ 147 50; (Georgetown, $5*26; Greenville, $15; (Green ly ood , $34 ; Hjimptop, $495 50 ; 11 o rry, $ 10 \ J aspe r, $ 200 ; K er- shaw, $775 50; Lancaster, $46 ; .Laurens, $25’; Lee, $130 ; Lox- ington, $$3.55 ; McCormick $60 ; Marion,# 104 JU) ; Marlboro, $71 ; Newberry, $13: Oconee, $45/, Orangeburg, $707.10; Union,. H 'I linn ton f b O-LRLJLUAjll 5rr7 l\r» i r\ R uuity-1% n t ...n Y -i '!«- H w» ] Toym-lt ifW-cl) itr P5C i I •> ii /toy m Ort y ALL TIREP PUT. 'un<tr<il» M'ire la Bagwell it In . the Suae FOR S.yi^EL— An attractive six room i for service and; iHhe people and* $41; Williamsburg, $1,118.70 ; house, most desirable residence sec- ** - - - -~ tion. Large lot, stables and garage; “ convenient to school and depot. Ap- ~~~ ply Box 44 FOR SALK—Singer Sewing Machine, Felt Mattress, four Feather Pillows, Ve locipede, Blankets, Dish& and ing Utensils and one chestoC'SUver- ware at bargain prices^ Write me at- once dhre of Mrs. Cinch’s Boarding Hi ^ 4-9 It pd Freddie Smith, Barnwell, S. C- LOCAL ITEMS. of Barnwell county feel that I can serve them acceptably. I am at their command and if chosen as their representative will en deavor to discharge the duties incumbent upotfme as a public servant and not, as a promoter of individual interest. »3 A. M. Kennedy. Williston, S.C^., March 25,1919. Messrs. D. A. Dyches and J. N. Hutto, of Hilda, were, in tiie city Monday. Mi68 Ruby Lazar, of Allen dale, was the guest of friends in the city Sunday/ Messrs. W. A. Willis and S. B. Hair, of Williston, were in the city sKlesday and bad some U line mules for sale. . Rev. Peter Stokes, presiding elder of the Orangeburg district, will preach at SiloamSuuday at 4 o’cloca (old time). llr,T.»F.. Hcqgg,of Ciivc r who has been sick in his room„for several weeks was in the city Monday, much to the delight of of his mauy friends. Messrs. C. F. Riser, of Oltr, lid COTTON CONVENTION. Columbia, April -.—The cot ton convention here last Thurs day was the biggest ever held in the South, Appr oximato 1 y one thousand representsjve plan ters were in attendance, repre senting every county in • the State v aiul a spirit of determina tion that does not know defeat was stamped-on their fac®e. Resolution* denouncing as “slacker*” all farmers who do not reduce their cotton acreage York. $5; Cotton Mamifactur- “ers 1 Association, $500; cash $15. It is expected that some of the counties will make a much better showing when their full returns are in. Farmers who have attended many cotton meetings say they never attended one at which there was such a spirit of deter mination as at the one here last Thursday. All present went back to their homes determined to put the acreage reduction movement across; CAPT. LUMPKIN S OPINION. Columbia, April 2nd.— The State Highway Commission ha- received from Captain MorrisX*. Lumpkin, Assistant Attorney- General, an opiniyu to -the effect tliat the ihoney collected for automobile license fees in Hi the area which is now Allendale were unanimously adopted as County should be turned over were resolutions •condemning to th e Allendale Countyoffiicials the circulation by some parties g00ll M lhey HUalifv in an effort to hurt the move- (’aptaiu Lumpkin stated in ment of reports derogatory to his opinion: the members of the control com-j **There is no specific provi- nrittee. A resolution calling for Lj on | Q the Allendale County an investigation of the war in- Act covering this situation, but dustnes Uiard was also adopted. I R; tv. Wa lo-r Del r,. A p rtOM.'.S? ——-yTV-j-- ■ u 5 SAVE $1.50 M yi'iir lie i g R in v •-1 I. m C4. % i. ,S(V: bmilo of K-i-r H<- l h« (> ielrt.it.to a pini r of J11• -• ♦-ii oU nol I)•;v' ft lull p i\( h-oilir.g ri-n;ody tba! mo * y c^n bur.. It' old iMdes. Ciitft rt- d PcrHtct fs; W r sell it. R. VY ffnlilK balff. App^t'in. S. i: j v- . V , r - ' * 9 " 1 ■ * -e> H MOISEY TO LOAN H Any amount. Desirable terms. First Mortgages as SecUdW; ’ LOANS MADE PROMPTLY A—ly fa. / Holman & Boulware ers ^Phone 38 - BARNWELL, - SOUTH CAROLINA • 11 tils 11|11 ; •- y >un worn out iiigi'-t an t tiay ; i rtr'-rr'-T Ire ad neve- . Yeti/ kii i.repn b bl; we 1e t-d V it -i* y»i_i_ lif l,- Ui*;ui «i 111- r wufl', I. o i* wl."o kn wy t» ! Jmi ho • . Ms l.m .» I Jury, YJaif'St . I- r *we | f ays: AI o >! i * o J’Ohj^ ■ Iliad h • v> p !•**< of M lnejjr iro V<- w,hirh put I.*♦" in i »- riona condvixm My baek c il -LTfiien'/J w&s nk voiyh, itsii c (i <• *'<• klii! otiji:i|tS I!»).' 11 ,i tu i r<‘ my t ,-- M» fcidi e.J acted i -t* la iy ami 1 I h eo sicjernti'e. uleep, I’M; amt./l»rl a’l th. tinv to . I) ihii’*_ Kidn- ■. P IT5v<*re highly r* c -u.m i di il to mi- uy ithernai-xl i g t f»im»* and u ei Hen a d rejet*cf. 1 g t relie roil! ih*' PtHrt. ll f b«ck«eh. p Ypn-kty left m -.niy kidneys HEt'd y r*•« rAl y he d zzy «i elU diaapteitred ai.dl iui s O' eiitindv well No tfturn of the truube I'as ginek t»5rt -4 ir- comme id Doao^ ^ Kidney * P |1« whenever I haver'an oppoituni 1 % .** Price 00c at all d a\erg. Do ’l simp'y H«k for * a Lidrny ri'raedy—get Duan’a Kidney Pdis — the e me .hat- Mirs Clar had. Foster-Milburn Co., MfgrA., Buffalo, N. Y. NOTieE OP DISeHAH^B f N.ityc s her.bj given I bat on Fff- rtij t e 25 h day oL April. IW8, aa- 11 o c!o.-k a m , I will fi e my so- eolinT YvTiTT TTo 5'^ J^biT ~ K" - iviVTTr J. iLeof frol-Ajeof Barnwell CViftt «■• v » e (ju»l ti. d t xecuthrof the eyr5t» of T. B (irulibn, dt-centeil; ai cFat > ho aine li ne and,j-aee will pe.^fi.tn th* add (Jilin f-ir btterv di«tuy«.>ry m vucb eieentor. , / T J. (i'iih'X ‘ I ( '■ r ../ * Exeeir ipr. .Bat* H t .ii C'SUfi day of Mur.h, 10.tA 3 28 4t * ■ The covention was etirred by and Herman Brow'ii, of Black- .eloquent addresses. Cougress- ville, were in Barnwell Monday man J. Thomas Heflin, of Ala- *od had some good stock that hafiia, told his hearers that they they were trading and offeiing had the weapon with which to for sale. . win the fight and he trusted C«pi. and Mr*. J. A. Meyer, * hat G ? d would give them the Mr.. Charlie Meyer and Mr. J. ‘' r vn g th to u-e. l ie farmer. v B. Kirkland, of Meyers Mill deeply stirred by Uts talk. g uft | electiou will lake place in and Mrs. (ieo. W. Morrall, of ‘ s ^ ,ia f or Smith told them that R frw days, and upon - these Kdgefield, were in Barnwell ^ <>u t* ,eni boys had broken the officials receiving' ihtir cominis- from a general survey of the Act and its v&rions provisions/ 1 am of the opinion., that the moi » v-collected from this area should bo turned over by you to the Allendale County au thorities, upon their being duly qualified as the officials of that county I am informed that the sa lead ay. Hindeuburg line and that the Hj|P H Southern farmer was going to The many friends of Mr. and break the line of the speculators Mrs. W. II. Manning, of this ftm | gamblers who have been city, will regret to loam that bolding the price of cotton down, they have purchased a handsome \y. B. Thompson, of New ()r- Iiome in Klko and will move in leans, delivered a splendid ad- the near future. dress on “The Cotton Republic.” Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Meyer Governor \ Cooper assured the ami sou. Mr. Hop Meyer, of farmers he was standing back of Meyers Mill, were visitors here them iu {heir fight for their last Thursday. Mr. Hop Meyer rights. Congressman Lever who has been in the service re- ; made an eloquent speech intro- turned home last week after his honorable dis- receiving charge. .Dr. David M. Ramsey, the President of tin* Greenville W Omaiis College, of Greenville, S. O., Mr. A. M. Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Latimer and children, of Williston, were visitors of Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Jones Sunday afternoon. \ A CORRECTION. [ We wish to call the attention of our readers to a typographical \error which occurred in the lust ciauseTof “Mr. A. M. Kennedy’s Acceptance” to run for Seuatoi; printed in last" week’s issue of The Sentinel, which now appears ducing Congressman Heflin. The crop report issued by the control committee showed that the following counties were lead ers in the acreage movement: Beaufort, 60 per cent*; Colleton, 43; Jasper 38 3-5; Allendale, 37 ; Georgetown, 37 ; Hampton, 36 1-2 ; Lexington, 33 1-3 ; Bam berg, 32 1*2 : Charleston, 31; Abbeville, 30; Calhoun, 30; Williamsburg, 29 4-5; Barn well, 29; Richland, 28 1-2; Fair- field, 28; Saluda, 27 2-5; New berry, 27.33; Lee, 26 4-5; Un ion, 26 1-2; Orangeburg, 26; York, 25.5; Cherokee, 25 ; Clar endon, 25 ; Laurens, 25; Ma rion, 25 ; Pickens, 25; ' Sumter 26. .. The total acreage to be plant ed in South Carolina for 1919 was estimated at 2,062,053. stem they would be entitled to receive these funds in the same manner that you turn them over to other county officers. ” NOTICE OP DISCHARGE N.ttice U hereby giv* n that I will Hie my Huai vcoouni as pxreutor of the estate of W.M. Faikrr. with Huji. Johip K. Snelliiijj, Judir** of Prob t* Court}6t Bftrnwell County, on Wednewlsf the 7n (fry of May aud petition the said court fur h i order of di*rharge and fettcro dumiftiory. h- Farlrer, Kxceut *r. corrected, Mr. Kennedy wishes ^ ^ a* „ w - v )0 teingress upon the people that1 T £ e acreage reduction Is 932^942 lie will not endeavor to promote acreg — thtr imeresf of any indtridiml • , ‘ but of the public in general.J When it became known that there would be a vacancy in the representation of Barnwell coun ty in the State Senate, several gentlemen from various sections requested fne to offer .my ser vices to thp county to fill ther unexpired' term of Senator Johnson. P felt constrained to decline this'generous proposal for ttfo reAons: First, Because' of the reason that Politics (I usO the word ad visedly, I do not mc<in Service), is very distasteful to nie^—it Iieeti repugnant aiw to in A S having I nature to eiftif tin tiny This percentage wiii \re increased as reduction commit tees are still very actively at work in every county in the State, The percentage reduction by states follows : \ r irginia, 33 1-3 ; North Carolina, 24 ; South. Car olina, 31715; Georgia, 33 1-3; Florida; 24,5 ; Alabama, 33 1-3 ; Mississippi, 33 1-3 ; J.ouisiana, 29; Texas, 33 1-3; Arkansas, 25; Tennessee, 16 ^Missouri, 6 ; Oklalionm, 33 1-3; California. 20; Arizona, 25. This makes an average total of 31.08. Some ofv the counties of the I i hit Kvh day ofTXpii!, 1919. Notice to Drs. & Creditors All persons holding claims against the estate of W. M. Parker, deceased, are hereby notified to file the same with the undersigned executor on orJfciore the 7th day oY May npxt ensurfig, duly attested; aid Kll personaludebtiKl to the said estate *>6 mj>*e prompt pay ment t-i the unde^fgned executor on or before the 7t6'day s of May now next ensuing W."R. Parker, xecutor. Dated this 8th day of April. 1919. CITATION. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA CODSTY OH- BARNWELL. / —■— v L By John K. Snellinc. EaQuire.i’robiile Judge. State 1 pro ra! the cai ive not contributed their •hare of tin aign. Mo ex myes of ontri VVherea*, J. M\ Terry hjfth made suit to me to grartiunto him/Letters ct Administration of the estate and effects of vVilliam M.Teriw; / These are, th*-ref monish all and sit and creditors of thd 8:nd William M. Terry .deceased,that tfyey b? and appear before me. in the-cot rt of Probate to be he’d at Barnwell, nn Monday, April 21st, next,* attAr .publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in.ihe forenoon, to show cause, if ^ny tn-y have, why the said administ/ution should not be granted. j Gireii under, my hand tk : 8 2nd day 11 f A\ril, Ann/D .mini 1919. John K. duelling. Judge ( f Pmbite. hed on Hie 10th day of Ayril The itamweil .vntiut. 4 v TUI w ■ll ■ a mi n sets *jn. Of ir.d at f p.U of us for dts 1 Cull *nd gtt tfaem. nt>c*r 1 sent to &K? PERUNA Greatest Human Vitalizer •During the wrtntera of 1897 and 1198, I wu so badly afflicted with catarrh of the nead and thought I must surely die from !L After trytag aur tortors and all other recommended rem edies made known to me, I waa Induced to use Peruna. I waa eared entirely by using twelve bottles of Peruna and one bdttle of Manalln. 81 nee that time. I have never been without Peruna. 1 use U for eo|4a a»d as a graeral lade darias Sprtaa aad Kali aswatba and Bad it the greatest human V1 Lai i x ej*." I Sold Errrrwbere 817 H BL Second 8L. Muskogee. Oklahoma, thus describes hid case. Rea4 bid letter. lissld er Tablet The diagram at the top shows the distribution of the average Swift dollar received fro^n sales of beef, pork and mutton, and their by-prd^ucts, during 1918. The magnifying glass Wrings out the distribution of the 2.04 cents profit per dollar of sales: . .94 of one per cent goes to pay interest on borrowed money, taxes, etc. 50 of one per cent goes to pay divi dends to shareholders. .60 of one per cent remains in tha business to help in improving and financing the business. To'tal 2.04 percent 1919 Year Book of interesting sTid instructive facts sent qr> request. Address Swift & Company Urrfcn Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois t SI T-V Swift & Company, U. S. A. Cal >/j am [A T 7 QN EASY TER.MS^ V. -SEYMOUR OWENS 0ENERAL LAW PRACTICE Sentinel Bldg., Barnwell, SaCL INVENTIVE GENIUS— MAKES ASPIRIN SAFE FOR HEART. Improved Tablet. Called Aspitone. retains all tbe Medicinal Ve toes. but Is Sligbtty Stimula ting instead of Depressing to tbe Heart. Does not Upset Stomach. Physicians and dttiggists arrt delighted with Aspitone, the improved Iqiirin tub- lets, that tin not depress the hf-trt m»r up set the *tomsch. All win. h*\e tnesi the new tablet are tlrimiilrd silli u% t|ut£lc •« it»l -EAfCable tslliu -uu tlo.iu that it is much more effectixe and ingxery waVsu-^ )>erior to the old style aspirin Phy sicians* maintain that itp safely alone should gfse it preference oxer all other remedies for hendache, neuralgia, rheumatism and es pecially fer sesereculds urd >uflrenaa.i» all of which diseases the heart t« uld Us be weakened and shosltd be st-mulaled rather than depressed. The new Asptlone H» slightlv Mimnla- ting Instead of deprefuing to the heart. It relieves pain, fever.'and the tendency toward congestion aid pneumonia quick eraad OMwecompletely than doetaapirin* and M entirely free of the heart depress ing effect. Aspitone tablets may now he had at all first class drug stores everywhere ia seal ed packages, rrbjhihirtv five cents They may be obuu ej locally at Maoe Drag Co.,and Chaa.N Burckhslter’a <Adv> STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP OfTHK BAKNWlLLBENNNfcl. pib ii h d weekij at Ba awsli. B. U., ton April la*, 19IV. Hi-1-* nt 8 >u<h Ct roMra, C. ontj of i arnwell. B. for* n r, a aoiary pub.is in aad lor (lie Slate and ooua*j a'orcssid per sonally appealed John K. En* lltog. Manager of The New Sentinel Publish ing Co., alio, having be* n duly nrrm aceording t» Its. deposes and says thnb he is the uisuagt-r of The Barnwell 8ea- tikel, anil that the folic wing is, |o ike best of Ida knowl* dgr at d t t-li* fait sta'einenlof ti er wwrsntpand mat ntetti of the aioresaitl pulrtiaatiaii far the date ahowu in ll c sb .fr rapitoa k required by the Act < f A m't 24 1812, emhod t-d in s c ion <43. IV tsl I.-we and Kriruiat on«, printed o.\ t e rev era* of this form, to wit: 1. That the natm-s and addresaesot the publisher, tna* aging editor,and bu-. siness mt-nseers are: Nanettf E*iitor—W. M. Jones; Poit- rffioe aOdrens. Bar w«-ll, 8. O. Name nt Managing Editor—John K. Sn*-liug; Pcrofflc uidicMS, Barnwtl!* 3. C. Name nf ttorb eii Man«g t—Johns K, HneMirtg; P* suffice add ess, Barnwell, S. 0. 2 Thnt the ownrrs are: Ji hit K. 3url i* g, Barnwell, 3. C ; Ot C. Baxley. 3n»lliug, 3 C. ;A. H. Nine- t-ih, Esq.. Blackviile. b. C ; T F. , Ht-ge. Kline. S;.G. ;,Q A Keitnedy, W-li-ton S C ; J. B Morris. J. E. Har ley, V. S. Own a, P. M. Bitokinithsm, R A. El'is. J. M. Eu t»rling. J O. Pat- tets n, N li. W. Wblk»r, Brown <k Bm-h. Bartmell, 3. C.; W. I. Johns, Al- lemtale, 3. O.: Br >en A Sous, B'ack- ville, 3 0 ; Ltur n* Youtnan j , Fairfax. 8 0.; 8 (i. Ma>ii-Li. Ho b-ook. Ar x ; R. Boyd Cole. Francp; Cltas. Carroll Eimms. Barnau l, 8,TI. 3. That ihckimwn oondhTl lerg, mort-. gageea^qr other security i)oli*e»8 owy-. ii g or holding 1 per c -m or more of the. total amount of b'*»*d8, mortgagee, or • thers^c r.iiesare: Mrs IdaA-Cyle, Oapt R. Bi>id (Lie, 321d Inf., A. E F:. France. 4. That tlr* two pa*a:nphs rexk above« sivingJlifei)anifea<ff.lbe owoeii* gt ckholrte B. aTid reciTity tv luers. if- any cont in not only the lit f stock- h rtdera hi d seturity h Iders» s they ap pear upon the bookaof the company but a'8% in ei 8e* where th-* strckhnlder or- he I ny other fiduciary relation, the name.?! tlieper^ son or eorporat On for whom s-ich irua- h e is acti g. is g ven; also ■ h*-1 the said i wu paragraphs c -ntaiu statesmen! a e<n- bracii K atlisut’8 full knowl ilt.V A d he- ief as to the circurnffa d* a arid otu-df* lions und«-r which siockholders a< d fe- enrty holde s w ho do not arpear npoa the books of the company as trustee* hold «tcck at d s- curi ies in a eapactf other than thst of'a bona Bde osNisr ; and tlii-* atfi*nt has no rrasm to b-1 eve that any other [erson. i sux i-tion, or errpcrrtion h<*i any in'erest director ir-d ret in the said stqek, bonfsnroth- er aecurHi-s thar> as eortaUd by him. - 6 That the tvrue number of eiptaa of raeh tssn** of this publratiim lo'd or disnibufcrd. Ih (mg i the tna Ii ur oik— oseribers ><ecurity holder app^ari upon th/e booka. of the c unpany as i rustee or at paid as ' n r tag 1 r -e«. ii g the da,a 4U0 X 8;F lab a* d uirre sd of A iff. tftt ** W. C. Jr a sg*. i My a- 75 -1 /V