Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADVS. A hardly feat anything without suffer- joyed a meal during all that time and I was as nervous as I could be and could not bear any noise or ex citement. 1 got so weak I was not able to do anything around thfe house and fell off in weight until 1 weighed 1 only ninety-five pounds. I tried everything 1 ever heard of and had all sorts of treatment, but nothing did me a bit of good and I just kept on getting worse and worse until I began on Tan lac. “1 was convinced that this medi cine would help me after I had read FOR SALE—At Bargain prices, jibout and known of so many people n HOUR KODAK FINISHING All rolls developed 10c; park* 20c up; prints 2 1 2c 4c Sc, en larging 3Sc up. Specialists—we do noth ing but kodak finishing. All work guar anteed.to please.^ Eastman Kodak, Films, Supplies. , Colombia Pboto Finishing Co. i^i TAYLOR STREET, ; COLUMBIA, S. C. 3-25-if FOR DEEP WELL DRILLING Apply to . G. L. Hill, 5-6-tf * Barnwell, S. C. alL-buildihgS lumber, doors and win dows at lilorth Camp Jackson. Akso two 50,000 gallon water tanks; four 12 horse power,jjas engines; two «*one 250 gallon Bowser pump and tank. Address, ^ewis Roofing, Co., Columbia, South Carolina. FARM LANDS—I.. have several inquiries from people -wishing td buy farms. If you wish to sell, write me fully and state lowest price. A. A. Richardson, 1328 Green bLj ■ Columbia,—Si—C. FOR SALE—Handsome residence on Main Street, one block from business section of town; water, electric lights, and all modern con veniences; large; arid attractive lot. This house can be bought at a very reasonable figure, and on easy terms. Apply John I. • Rice, At torney at I.aw, Palmetto Building, Columbia, S. C. FOR SALE—One good farm horse. Will work any where. Ap ply to Mr*. Matilda Grooms, Barn well, 8. C. - — — FOR pairing i; SALE outfit : r Complete good 9125 cash. Apply T W Kline, 8. C, watch re condition. Blackwood, 7 26 4t-pd. I.ocnl New I !■ 1 - - 1 ■ ! a Mine Francis puncan and brother, Master Charles, of Blarkvtlle, are noting their Aunta, Mtseea Elisa and Emma Kirkland. e • A new shipment of gold, sihrerad and mahogany finished clocks, cut glass, sterling silverware and jewel ry, ha» just arrived ot Gantt’s. Call and see them.—edv. * • • • • Bub-MyTism b a greet pot a killer. It relieves pom gnd soreness epured by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.—Adv. Wt are proud of the confidence doctors, druggists and the public have in 6(4 Chill and Fever Tonic.—Adv. CoL T. L. Wilsorf, of the law firm of Wilson and Swearingen, of Bar- tory, Fla , left that point . accom panied by his daughter, Miss Wilson and Miss Hattie Creech, steno grapher of his firm, for New York, Canada and Detroit Mich. Miss Creech who whs reared in this city has been with this firm for more than two years and her many friends will be pleased to know that she has such a splendid opportunity of visiting these points of interest >1^ lli** t - e* MILLETTEVILLE ITEMS. £ Mr. I. B. Thorne, of Watertown, Tenn., is spending a few weeks in Milletteville. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ellis and Mr. Norman Ellis and wife, recently motored to Hendersonville, N. C., oh a pleasure trip. Rev. E. H. Clark, of Augusta, wi begin a seriek of meetings next Sun day at the Lower Three Runs church. The increasing rains are doing T - much damage to crops and the roads are in a bad condition. Mr. R. A. Beadle, of Statesville, —JTenn, who has lately returned from France, is spending a while in Mil- _ letteville. ' ‘ I Mr*. Ann Thompson and son, are visiting relatives in Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Furse, spent last Sunday with Mr. Joe Furse and family near Barton. UNABLE TO EAT BIG MEAL FOR FIVE YEARS Steadily and Surely Her Condition Wii Becoming Worker THEN HEARD OF TANLAC Took Tkn Remedy, Added 21 Paands New wjri It Wu “A Blasting.” / **! have gamed all af twenty-one pound* uara-L itart(4 taking Tan lac gad I feel jus* fiae in mif way,* was Uu remarkable au»aw»t made bp Mix Maggie Rub. uf Cum T Aka Mu _ WmL' who had been helped by this medi cine and it certainly has done me a world,of good. My appetite is splen did now and I can eat anything 1 want-without the least bit of-suffer ing and I am as strong and healthy as I ever want to be. I now do all my house work and I feel fine a full of energy all the time. Tan! certainly has been a blessing to i and h am glad to reeommend it anyone who is suffering like I w; for I know it will bring* them t same relief it did me. Sold by J. A. Porter, Barn we Searson Drug Co., Allendale; J. Sanders, Blackville; H. M. Casse Jr., Baldoc: Fairfax Drue Co.. Fa *W; ~H. Wilkinson, Ulmers. Thi »» BARNWELL NEWS. Cask Has n Hint for Sentinel Renders. A Barnwell woman has Doan's Kidney Pill*. • She has found them sented. Many used as repre- She publicly recommends - them. No need to look further for tested kidney remedy. The proof of merit i* here and © be investigated. Profit by the statement of Mi G. P. Hogg, she says; **A ft years ago I had a sever* kidney trouble. My hack arhe fit to break if I stooped over. My kidney* acted irregularly a caused am very muck annoyance, hed duty spells and my eye* w< affected. Dean's Kidney Pills wi advertised so highly I thought would give them a trial. I 1 great relief from the first, and con tinued use cured me ef all trouble. | think Doan's Ki Pilb are a fine remedy.** Price 60c, at all dealer*. I simply ask for a kidney rented Doan's Kidney Pilb—the same Mr*. Hogg had. Koeter-Mtl Co., Mfgr*., Buffalo. N. Y. BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION OPEN on Pursuant to a Commission to the undersigned bv w. Dove, Secretary of State, ?6th, IR19, books of subset the capital stock of the Chero Cola Bottling Co., of I 8. will be opened at tne tinel Building. Barnwell, S. C„ < Friday, Auguxt 1, 1919. Albert J. Bennett, Newton T. McElroy Board of Corporator*. Barnwell, 8. C., July 28, 1919. H MONEY TO LOAN 64 Any amount. Desirable terms. First Mortgages at Security. LOANS MADE PROMPTLY Apply to Holman & Boulware • V- N Lawyers Phone 38 BARNWELL, - SOUTH CAROL : I T f I * « Good.Houses At Low Cost. WHY???? I BECAUSE—We do • large amount of work with SPECIAL MODERN MACH]. . VERY instead [of by -. hand, and building in - large quantities** we do. we eliminate the ex pense of p!*a» and soeci ficitisut BECAUSE - We get lumber from the FOREST, and other sop- - - pbes m carloii, and we are SATISFIED milk a Rcutoasble Profit YOC CAN HAVE A HOME RKTIfT * VOW* "c awl e a *an#y af tisc* tad icytusat fund* an gg ap bmnms si pswws bawl L 1 * 49 up M me «s pRauur us las ax ’** ht ur4 • C * .«a*g- as CMSSe fes l! 1 Y mill HIM U COMPANY , LC Mt TREASURERS REPORT. County Treasurer's Report of School Claims Paid for the Quarter-* "Ending, June 30, 1919.^ — - (Continued from last week.) DUt. No. 20—Double Pond. G. L. Wragg . _ Mildred Lee Gula Whittle W. H. Duncan Gula Whittle —- Mildred Leq Gula Mae Whittle Mildred L Lee 4.45 42.50 60.00 1.75 50.00 50.00 12.50 12.50 ; ' ’ $223.70 DUt. No. 22—Allendale. J. B. Armstrong Treas. — Sinking Fund $ &5Q.QG Citizens Bank~ Citizens Bank 150.00 20(M)0 i Citizens Bank 43.68 Mrs. -Sarrah Hutto $10.00 1 Amelia McNab 65.00 Bertha Brooker 30.00 i Q. V. Preister 35.00 v - - > S; G^Aiken L 30.00 $40.00 , S. G. Aiken 30.00 Dist. No. 39 FriendiluD. 1 Sherman Warner 5.00 Bessie Wilson $60.00 Charles A. Wilson 51.16 W. R. Baxley. 16.00 7 Q. V. Preister Q. V. Preister 35.00 35.00 $76.00 , Rebecca Thompson » 25.00 ..Dist. No. 41—Hickory Hill. . - S. G. Aiken 30.00 Annie C. Kilgore . $ 60.00 ; Q. V. Preister 35.00 Geneva David 2fc.00 ; Rebecca Thompson 25.00 Annie C. Kilgore 102.20 i All’s Ginnery * 7.22 Annie C. Kilgore 60.00 S. G. Aiken 30.00 Charles A. ilson 54.60 $247.20 Charles A. Wilson 138.88 Dist. No. 43—Colu mbia. f Amelui McN’ab'. 65.00 Bertha Wallace $ 35.00 Mae B. Kant 70.00 W. A. Parson 40.00 j Ruth Haigler 65.00 Bessie Johnson 50.00 Eunice Williams 66.00 Bertha Wallace 35.46 Jennie Montgomery 65.00 W. A. Parson 40.00 Q. V. Preisetr 36.00 Rebecca Thompsoh 25.00 $200.45 D. H. Minus 33.33 Dist. Na/*44— Fairfaa. ! S. G. Aiken 30.00 Rosa B. White Bowers $ 30.00 Rebarca Thompson 25.00 Rosa B. White Bower* . 30.00 7__|U » -—«w-i. 60.00 1 7 —— ; Dflie lAMHinOII * 9ZI&3J7 Myrtle Epting * 33.00 DUt. Nn. 23—Hnrcnlu*. Myrtle Epting 112.16 t Carrie Mae Morn* $ 76 00 Emily Tobin 60.00 f Donnie l^e McClendon 40.00 Grace Rsckenbaker 60.00 1 Donnie Lao McClendon 40.09 Annie E. Cotyer 60.00 Came Mae Moms 60 00 I’eari Wilbamaon 65.00 | W R. Baxley . * 2.26 Grace Rigkenkaker 60.00 | Came Mae Morris 99.90 Annie Laurie Colyer 40.09 . K r* E Clark 36.90 Emily Tobin 6900 9 Donnie Lee McClendon 40.00 Zelle Loadbolt * 60 00 1 I’eari Williamaon 66.00 ki 1363.26 Myrtle Epting 112.00 DUt. No. 24— AebUigb. 8. D. Williams 6.76 r Mur* L. CUrk $20.00 K D. William* 36.90 . Mrv Z. G. Odum 60.00 Roea B. White Bower* 30.00 1 Mr*. Z. G. Odom 60.00 Annie L Colyer 60 00 1 C. I’. Morns 8.00 Grace Rickenbaker 90.00 l Nr*. Z. G. Odom 60.00 Emily Tobin 60.00 1 Mrs. Z. G Odom 48.00 Zelle Loadbolt 60.00 Pearl Williamson 66.99 •256.00 Myrtle Epting 143.66 Dial. No. 26— Bow Foeuot. S. D. Williams 35.00 Betty Hollman • 140.00 J. B. Armstrong. Treas. , R. S. Martin. Agt. 15.20 Sinking Fund 250.00 j Bettie Hollmnn 60.00 J. B. Armstrong. Treks. 1 WiIliBton Hardware Co. B 10.00 Interest on Bonds - 301.00 r ~m ) . • 146.20 • $2035.46 I Diet. No. 29—Upper RiekUnd. Dist. No. 46— Bora well. • Annie E. Golphin • 40.00 Minnie Eve $ 22.60 ^ S. H. Green 5.95 Rosa Meyer* 15.00 1 . •46.95 Geo. G. Butler 150.50 Diet. No. 27—Reeve* Creek Rachel Ryan 15.00 , Anmr l*. rrrpirs 9 £9.W J. o. Armstrong, Treas. Pearl Collins 45.00 Sinking Fund 835.00 Pearl Collin* 45.00 J. B. Armstrong, Treas. Sinking Fund 1,000.00 • 115.00 Home Bank t— 30.00 Put. No. 26—Elko. A. Rufus Morgan 500.00 j Rosalie S. Brown • 50.00 J. B. Armstrong, Treas. Emma Patrick 45.00 Interest on Bonds 626.50 Emma Patrick 45.00 Geo. G. Butler 238.22 J. B. Armstrong Treas. Home Bank 36.00 Sinking Fund 1 300.00 Geo. G. Butler 60.00 Rosalie S. Brown 60.00 J. B. Armstrong, T r e*s- Clara L. Johnson Hitt 70.40 Interest oin Bonds 275.00 Clara L. Johnson Hjtt 71.50 A. Rufus Morgan 500.00 | Rosalie S. Brown 62.50 P. W. Price 30.25 J. B. Armstrong, Treas. t Geo. G. Butler 189.75 Interest on Bonds 300.00 A. Rufus Morgan 818.45 J. R. Armstrong, Treas. Geo. G. Butler 175.75 Interest on Bonds 120.00 ^ Clara ii Johnson Hitt -71.75- $5517.92 i $1186.15 uiii. no. Ob—union. Edward Dickinson $ 52.50 Dist. No. 29—Williston. Alifair K. Dozier l 30.00 Nettie Chavis $ 30.0(jf Alifair K. Dozier 26.85 Ropa E. Milligan - Vfj T. Bunch W. T. Bunch Seef : «J. fc. Armstrong Treas. Sinking Fund B. Seef j B. Seef H. Kennedy and Son T. Bunch W. T. Bunch M. B. Seef # . W. T. Bunih m.Ib. M;* M. W. W. 30.0Q 8.00 12.00 497.00 600.00 49 7 00 496.00 38.40 8.00 16.00 26.63 12.00 J. B. Armstrong, Treas. Sinking Fund J. B. Armstrong, Treas. Interest on Bonds Mrs. R. W. Wing*-- - Florence Bum . L. W. Carrie Mr*. R. W. Wrigs Plorence Burn Florence Burn 300.00 Chav M. Sheiff Kate Kamegay, F. JV.Cflpe 131.85 60.00 75.00 15.00 , 60.00 75.00 75.00 Mrs. R. W. Wrigs . 60.00 Dist. ^No. 53—Ellenton. Sarah E. Walker T $ 20.00 Jerome BelL " 46.00 Seymour Riley $50.00 Henry Gloster 26.00 Bunyan Woodward ♦ 25.00« * $1142.25 Dist. No. 36—Cave. Maude Jenkins $ 75.00 Maude Jenkins 75.00 Maude Jenkins ' Margaf^.tte Radcliff 60.00 Rosmond Buish 60.00 Mrs. Ji C. Pearce 45.00 • • •_ Mrs. J. C. Pearce 90.00 James Foore 20.00 Meloin Mayes 20.00 \ , . . 0 ' '* 1 Maule Jenkins ' T 37.50 Marga&tte Radcliff 60-00 Rosmond Buist 60.00 $140.00 MUcellaneons Collection*. ^*' $269.25 n * a mt ■ t a * 11 Ben Robinson 20.00 ‘ . •- b*** Sale of Piping | 87.50- Mrs. Maude Harley $65.00 Dist. No. 36—Oak Grove. 8.86 75.26 32.10 ’/ / $221.56 DUt. No 52—Shady Grove. / ( Marie Weekly / $ 50.00 Marie Weekly . ' v 50.00 $100.00 TREASURER’S REPORT. / ' County Treasurer's Quarterly Re port of Finos Collected from April 1st, to Juno SOth, 1919. R. L. Wdoley, Magistrate at J - toa. Dist. $461.00 No. 54—Meyers Mill Mrs. T. G. Cobb Alice Daniels R. B. Chisolm Susie Dunbar Mrs, T. JL Cobb Susie Dunbar Mr*. T. G. Cobb Gertrude Doe " 75.00 35.00 43.50 60.00 -75.00 *0.00 Dist No. Hattie Breeden * Kathleen Miley Kathleen Miley Kathleen Miley Kathleen Miley Jeasie M. Mixson Hattie BreedCfP Hattie Breeden County Boord of 75.00 Sale of Piping Cement Sale of Coal Sale of Cement — ——- - State Highway Fund Robt. L. Osborn Comp Gen. Sale of Cement $453.50 55—Riverside. $ 55.80 50.Ot) 50.00 60.00 60.00 37.50 55.00 55.00 $403.30 Education. W. L. Bennett Horace J. Crouch Geo. G. Butler The Barnwell Sentinel • Olive Parker • Eulallte Martin Lucey Cook W. L. Bennett • 133.33 81.13 60.00 4.68 6.00 5.00 6 00 133.33 Geo. G. Butler 60 00 W. M. Jm.es 6.90 Mias Otfferd BarraU - 40.00 W. L Bennett 40.00 W, L Bennett Gseti.lalbr 133.31 120.00 W- L Boanett 133.33 Sale of Terra C. Piping Sale of Piping Sale of 1 mule Chain G. County Loan from Home Bank i Additional Insurance Licenses Fees, Robt. U. "Dsborn 49/45 31.45 165,00 , 45,000.00 927.59 1.85 1.00 6.80 4.00 5.508.86 10.00 $£1,941.00 MARKETING NOGS ~ beats buying them. Steve Hojver, Mi. Pleasant, Iowa. wrRea: ' Cumaw red feeding my herd of about 100 B. A Thomas' Hog Powdrr river ti months ago. Fi’ty were siek ami ot feed. Nearby held*., had c'*«levn. I did not h a* one—they are well end grouiug fast " K. W. Wa ker. Dea<er. Appleton, M. C. FLIII I EVER RfTRER. tie* a bottle of Patria’ Heating d> eoais bat tQs makaa a pint •2.00. Apply it lo lb< will aat bother it Oat l« wd to la ■erviw. Vsbdtt Walker. Dealer, Appia—a. t. 9. Yam W. TERRIFYING DISCOMFORTS FROM SKIN DISEASES* If yam akin seems ablaar with tka firry, burning usd itching of Emms, real and lastibf rebel can only come from traatmeot tkat goes below the surface — that reaches down to the very source of the trouble. Skm diceases come from a disordered cord it ion of tka blood, and search far and near, ■ 9 blood that a||roaches S. ST far efhcieacy S. S. S. has been am tba market far ifty year*, which time it baa beea siviag form aatisfactioa for all diaor for wbidl it i* recommended. If you want prompt retie* raly apon 5. &. 5. For rict as to tba treatmaat of I awa iadividaal case, write to-day to Chief Med.cal Advieer Swift SpacHk Co., Dept 44 Allaala, Ga. - — - JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD OF PIPING . CARLOAD OF SHAFTING r CARLOAD OF IRON Enroute to us Carload of Galvanized Roofing. We have large stock of Pump Jacks, Pumps, Cilinder* and Wall Point*. Large stock of Robber. Leather and Gandy Beha Lat us have your ouquirsaa if not ynur orders. # COLUMBIA SUPfLY COMPANY, 823 West Gervais Street., Columbia, S. C. $22: Disk. No. 31—Ulmer. J. B. Armstrong, Trees, Sinking Fund Dist. No. 32—Loos. j!U L Wright L D.*t. No 33—Barbery Bri 1 I oka l*e Reed • f».. tV-c Road 1.03 Dist. No. -J^ora L. Cave Lila Best Lottie B. Reed Lila Best Nora L. Cave Hel^n McIntyre Helen McIntyre Helen McIntyre Lila Best t Riah H. Blount The Walker-Guess Co. Dist. No. SO—BI001 $109.35 47—Appleton. $ 30.00 60.00 30.00, 60.00 30.00 85.00 85.00 - I 85.00 60.00 v 85.00 . . 5.221 $615.22 >ingdnU Dot Ma m*A *arf Klaaa 9 Famd Li«mm. inmwa $275.00 $90.00 Sallie Mae Aldrich j M. J." Miller. StctK Sinking Fund * 1. • 45.00 T.50 sack Sallie Mae Aldrich 45.00 I&035 K. A. A. Hanki&agn 30.00 60 00 j 11 A A Haakiasw 30.00 jL' m m IfemiimnAm * C dUk $im.a 1 Kr A- A- nilftlilii Mae J Idnrb * 1 IJi ft la * ; 1UI4 •1 11490 M8 Dm lb 61—A) SU9 , boa J4ma • k • 1649 OBJ* iLnm Irtiyi ttM COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON FOUNDED 1785 A college of highest standard, open to men and women. An intentionally limited enrolment insures individual instruc tion. Four-year courses lead to the Bachelor’s degree. The Pre-Medical course, a special feature. Unsurpassed climate For terms and catalogue, address Harrison Randolph, President, Charleston, S, C. — United States Railroad Administration Director Gen eral of Railroads > - r ' - I " ; SUMMER EXCURSION FARES * via SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINES From Barnwell, S. C., to Asheville, N. G. m $12.18 Black Mountain, N. G-.._ ------- 12.84 Hendersonville, V. G 10.98 Ridgecrest, N. Saluda, N. G. 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