Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, May 29, 1919, Image 8
The Barnwell Sentinel,*Barnwell, S. C
rlnodreda More la Barnwell lo the' Sftnre
Plight Li
Tilt'd all the time ;
. Weary and worn out night and day ;
, Pack aches ; head achea.
Yqair kidneys are probably weakened
You should help them at their work.
Let one who knows tell you how.
Mies Laura Clarv, Main St., Barn we! 1,
eaya: “About two yeara ago I had a
severe case of kidney troub’e which
put me 4n a serious condition. My back
ached ACM,itnea I, was nervous, had
headaches ar.d objects floated-before
my eyest My kidneys acted irregularly
and I lost considerable sleep. I felt
tired and dull all the time too. Doan’s
Kidney Pills were highly recommended
■'to—mu by others and I got some and
u-ed .them, as directed. I got relief
from the start, the backaches quickly
left nie.-my'kidneys act'd naiuraUy
the d/.zy «| *‘lls" disappeared andl was
soon entirely (veil. No return of the
trooh e has occurred since and I re
commend Doan’s Kidney PtHs
tM (till lit n S S t. 14 * j ij.iywuiMTy, iiwiy i^vt.vkv
them Tiere and there In the Acids Were
clumps' 1 of white birch and red oak,
with dry leaves still, clinging to their
houghs. The stars shone fumously up
Id the winter sky. „ ~ 7
Gregory half turned In fils seat and
talked. They had many friends In com
mon. He had knowh-Rolf since they
were hoys hack In Denver. 'Neither of
them notlcod after five miles had been
covered that the horses were walk.-,
lng. breasting the drifts and literally
wndlng through, until they came to W
dead halt and the driver Jumped out.
They couldn’t go on, he said. The sndw
was up to the top of the fences as
far Mr-one coma see; Be, could turn
around and get them up to the old
Annabelle Smith . place, where there
was u telephone,' and they could call
up Wlndyheath. ,
“It’s only nine-thirty,” Gregory said
reassuringly. “And we don’t get un
adventure every day. Let’s go.”
The Smith place was dark when they
reached It, but the driver knocked
lustily and flnully there was a faint,
frightened voice from the Inner side
of the front door asking who It w’as at
that tlmejof night. Gregory explained,
with the drlver’slhelp, and they were
inn wifi
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T was a supreme
"test of friendship,
visiting the Del-
, m a r s. on New
Year’s,
her
ur>»\ (n fur,
with a cap meeting
her collar, Wini
fred stood on the
bleak little platform at Byers’ Cor
ners and looked through the snowfall
for any tiling thut seemed to be a con
veyance.
She had left Boston at f>:4. r >—plenty
of time to reuch Wlndyheath In good
time; Anne hud written her.
“It’s Just n nice little run over from
Providence on the Providence and Wll-
Uinuntlc line. We’ll meet you at Byers’
Comers. The trains only stop there on
signal or to let off visitors, and the
only visitors that iwer come are ours.
If Kolf or I can’t corrm over I’ll send
a wonderful substitute.” >
Evidently Kolf, Anne and the sub
stitute had been overcome by the
storm. Trains had been delayed from
lV*ton to Providence and on th? little
bxal line they had waited again and
again along the way. There had been
no real need of any signal to let her
off when Byers’ Corners came In view.
The drifts were so high thut it took
the train *3) minutes to get out of
Byers’ Comers, let alone getting in.
Rut again Anne had written: i
“Don’t feel dlsrpuraged getting tQ 0
■a. We live in the quaintest little
village perched on the top of a hill,
but It la wonderful when you g<M: here,
and we’re pMtartxi big logs for you
Barnwell Beverage Company
Distributors ' BARNWELL* i
Main St. Phoo** 70
admitted.
Any amount. Desirable terms.
First Mortgages as Security.
LOANS MADE PROMPTLY
Apply to
“But you can’t get word through to
night. The wires don’t work. They
never do after a big storm on these
here party lines,” suld Miss Smith,
holding up a big olllamp. “Just step
right out Into the kitchen and,you stir
up the fire, Ira. Make yourselves to
Ira can drive back and
^nniimi#/
■ home, folkses.
maybe telephone from the village up
there.”
Winifred never forgot that New
Year’s eve. After Ira bad gone, they
sat out In the cheery old kitchen,
drinking tea, eating nuts and apples
and mince pie, and getting fearfully
well acquainted, as Miss Smith put It
laughingly. Gregory carried In wood
and split kindlings for rooming, snd
locked up for the nlghh While Miss
Smith went up to look after her old
bedridden father, they sat together by
' the fire, and somehow talk died away.
Tlie old clock up on the chimney man
tel softly struck twelve In the silence.
Winifred looked up and aralled. her
head leaning back on the cushioned
top of the old black rocker.
“Happy New Year!” she said. “Isn’t
It the queerest thing, our being way
up here miles from everyone we know,
and not knowing each other even, and
starting off the new year together?"
“It’s great” Gregory clasped his
havds around one knee, seuted un the
wood box under the big Dutch oveq.
' “I'm not superstitious, but after ramb
ling for a year over there this seems
1 nwfullv much worth while. You know
I'd almost begun to think. If you won t
mind my saying so. that there wasn't
• anyone like you In the world.”
Miss Smith hurried through the en
try way.
, “Ira’s hack with a bigger team and
he's going to tuke you through all
jlght. he says. He drove over that
bud spot In the bonds and broke It for
you. And he’s telephoned to Mrs. Del-
mar that you’re coming.”
It was nearly two when they reach
ed Wlndyheath. All of the windows
Lawyers
Phone 38
BARNWELL, - SOUTH CAROLINA
By John K. Snelling, Esquire, Probate
Judge
Whereas, M. L. Bouliam hath made
suit unto me to grant unto him Letters
of Administration of the estate a.d
effects of Alfred Aldrich;
These are, therefore, to cite snd ad-
monish all aod singular th? kindred
and creditors of the said Alfred Aid-
rich, deceased, that they tie snd appear
before me. in the court of Probate, to
be held at BarnwelL S. C.. on Tuesday,
the 3rd of Juiie, next, after publication
thereof, at II o’clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my Hand this 19th day
of Mi), Anno Domini 1919
John K. Snelling,
Judge of Probate.
Published on the 22nd of May.
1919. in the Barnwell Sentinel.
F OLKS are a heap like tobacco. Thar 9 s hot-headed
bitey folk*. Thar 9 * flat, unintere*tin 9 folk*. An
then thar's folks like Velvet—mild, bat hearty an
fren 9 ly, too. % -
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE
Not : ce is hereby giren that I will
li e my final account as administrator
of the estate oU. M. Al’eii with H«m.
John K. Snelling. Judge of Proba'e of
Barnwell County, on Monday the 10th
day of June, 1919, text now ensuing,
and petition the said Probate Court for
an order of di-charge and letters dia
miasory.
This 19ih day,of May. 191!*.
* L. L. Brant.
FRIENDLY H
TOBACCO |
aud the latchstring Mangles, so be
eure and come. Also, I huve your—
romance! He bus come troe, Win, at ,
tas*. aud he’s all that anyone wbp
Rives yoo could wish for you."
It certainly was stimulating. If noth
ing else, both the lure of the letter
aod the trip Itself. Winifred wont
aroand the other side of the tiny sta
tion and heard voices. A man was '
arguing about some way of reaching '
the Detnmrs. and the stocky driver of
a two-horse sleigh demurred evasively.
“It’s nine miles ordinarily up there
and we’d have to go roundbout by
Rotta’ bridge tonight 'cause the roads
ain't been broke through t’other way,
and then like enough we’d never make i
it It's worth five dollars to drive 6ver i
there, every cent oflt.” i
“111 pay you five,”, said the stranger. <
“Hurry up.”
“I can’t guarantee to get you there, i
hut TU do my best. This here’* the 1
taly team In town you could get to- 1
night. There’s a dance over at Pom- <
tredt Green and everybody’s gone. I l
o-eaat to go. but I had to take some 1
folks down to this ttain, so I don’t I
Blind making a little going since I had '
as earn some coming.”
“Oh. could ^1 go with you, please?" I
•Winifred broke In. “I’d pay half, don’t I
yon know, and there’s plenty of room.
l*jp going to the Delraars, too.” 1
It seemed too good to be true when I
she found herself safely tucked away i
on the fmek seat, 1 with buffalo robes ,i
around her and the two horses taking i
ap Use road splendidly, their hoofs I
throwing hack a sp^ay of light snow. -1
■ He was Gregory Kansdell, he ftoll <
her, writer and globe trotter. He hud i
jost got bark* from u year at the. front i
in Europe aud be said Connecticut ,
Ui der and by virtue, ol the-fiower
contain'd in an order of the Pre
bate Court ana dated the 20th
day of May. 1919. I will tell to the
highest bidder for cash upon Saturday,
the 7th day of June, 1919, now next en
suing, at ths late residence of George
W, Allen, Sales beginning at 10 o’clock
in the forenoon and continuing until
all of the following described personal
property has been sold : i
13 hales of share crop cotton.
100 bushels corn.
3000 pounds of fodder.
1 corn aheller.
4 tons cotton seed in the hands of
J.C.Meyer instead of J. A.Vernon.
1 sugar mill and syrup pan.
^ 1 ton cotton seed meal due by J.
H, Hewlett.
2*> aka. of cotton ssed meal due by
J. H. Hewlett to the estate of
“Friendly” is a very good word to describe the
positively pleasing quality that sets VELVET
tobacco apart .
There is that indescribable something about VELVET
that is associated in men’s minds with the thought
of a friend. ~ i .
It is a satisfying smoke—never harsh; withjout a bite.
Like a friend it “agrees” with you no matter how
Geo. W. Alien
Tsirms of sale cash
Fiossit R. Allen,
Administratrix
Victory
Roll,i VELVET ;
Cigarette
VELVETS mmtmrm.mgm*
Iju it jmmt right fmr
Williston. May J .20.—State
Constable W. F. XJssery and
Deputy Sheriff Frank (frubbs
captured two whiskey stjlls
last Saturday. One complete
outfit YrittT“2f> galluim-
and some udii^key was found
about eighf mi1e3 west of
Williston Wi the hotne of Guy
i Simmons, who ran from the
I house , when he saw the officers
japtMoaching. The other outfit, rv
found in th«» hproe of a negnj,
Hin Duncan, near Elko.
• Duncan w.is arrested and placed |.
jin the ''county j ad.—The State!
ever known.
SHIP STRIKES ICEBERC.
St. Johns, May 2-'» —The Ti
tanje-tii»rtbtcr of ft few years ago
was reca led Sunday when the
Donaldson Line staanief reported
by wireless that she hid struck
t» or h* Ip. Later reportt
n*ud that liar ifcip wa* under
Largest County Circulation
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