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HARBOST LODOKNO 17 A. P U. waonkAtkMi at Hannnty Mo. 17, A F M will b«> boul mobIc T»npt« on TbaraUj 17, 7.80 oVkck VMUug i are ooruiai.y to Tiled to atteod. 0. W ManTllla, W. M. Wm. McNab, Ser. Tfie regular meeting ot Barnwell .Lodge No. 10, Knight* ol Pvthiaa will I be held at their Hall on Fir»t and r Third Friday nights at h o’clock. A full attendance is requested. By order of W. C JENNINGS, C. C. Wm. McNAB. K. R. A 8. Chain Gang Notice. The chain gang sections this week are: No. Tat Ray’s Crossing. No. 2 on the Galilee road, 2 miles from Barnwell. W. V. Richardson, G. J. Diamond, Clerk Supervisor. Bra. P J Draw is spending time at WeaveraviUe, N C .. w ^ A petition having been filed to \ Seymour Owens, Esq , has re-■ cordance with section 1742. turned from a pleasant visit to his school law of 1912, notice ia liereby Jncle, Mr. Joah Cave, on Daniel s IS** ‘‘r? 0 *" T'll ^ the Hilda school diatnct No 9 on Satur day, July 12th. 1913, for the purpose of determining whether or not a special school tax of two 21 additional mills shall be levied in the above named school district. The said election shall be conducted as is provided by law for the holding of general elections. The polls will be opened at the school house, and the following trustees are hereby ajapoint- • HERE AND HEREABOUTS. All dry goods stores will be closed on Friday, July 4th. Rev. J. C. Collum, of Kline, was in Barnwell Friday. Mr. C. L. Hiers, of Augusta, spent Tuesday in Barnwell. Mr. P. J. Drew left Sunday for a visit to Glenn Springs. Mr. A. P. Cornell spent the week-end in Barnwell with his family. Mrs. R. W. Riley is spending some time with relatives in WaUerboro. Miss Martha Ayer Duncan is the charming guest of friends in Allendale Miss Kate Braxiey, of Mil ledge ville, Ga., is visiting Miss Kkirne Richardson Mr. Robt. Easterling, of Aiken, visit ed friends and relatives here this week Nightwatchman W A Haves sf*ent Sunday near Seigliogville with his fam iiy Mr T E Turner, of Elko Route No 1, was a visitor u> the countv seat Mondav Miss Mo/rlle Hutaon. w as in tow n Monday business Springfield ami Tursdav on Mr and M-v \S T Kvc w re a a v ai ■ n tr p of North ( aro .r.j eft this the mountains l •at > »>. lajjkor * is '•eturned a l' rasan* v ts.t *o Mrs \S R to 4 ienda.r a f ter Mrs ^ H 1 tute »’ Mr and Mrs 1 F Nan r » 'rfu-n Saturdav f-om a 'r p to rnatives anJ friends in Nor*h i a'aAasa Mr and M's 'i ^ Morris ■ f the (liar sec tion s^nt the week eml • th their »<jn. Sheriff J R B«»rr.» Mr and Mrs \ H lnoeatem motoreel os r r from Mla> k v i ( e ha Asia» aftr'n«*jn for a short visit lo llarawel friends M.aa 1 a>uive Porter returned home fsundav after a pieaaant suit to Misa Annie laune Moody at Se-sglingv tile Miaa Anuie Mas Raai r v of North Augusta waa the rharming guest of Miaa Marguente Pattersan .aat week Mr M R Christie, formcrl) of Barn well, came over from Maoan Ga Mon ■day oo a viail to relatives and fnenda here Mn Sallie McNab and three daugh tera. Misses Sallie Hole and Msmie. left Monday for New York oo a visit to rel atives Mr Mordecai Mazursky le<7 yesterday morning for Augusta, where he will lake a full course in Osborne’s Business Gtiilege Misses Esther and Belle Puiair have amturned to their home in Aiken after a pleasant visit to Misses Thelma and Atune Mazursky Nhiis Eunice Turner, of Blackville and Hh* Louise Turner of Dunbarton were tike guests of Misses Eva and Emilee CBjenton last week. IV. Ryan A. Gyles, Ronald Gyle* and McL*urin Brooker, motored over from BLadaville Friday to see the Augasta- Barwuxell baseball game. Mr. Fred Hair, son of Mr. S. A. Hair, aland, near Charleaton. Col. E. 0. Calhoun, of Galveston, Texas, is spending several days with his irothers, Messrs. Harry D. and Lonnie d. Calhoun, of Barnwell. Misses Kitty and Reba Albergotti re- urned to their home in Orengeburg Monday, after a pleasant visit to the amily of Mr. William McNab. Misses Mary Ella and Ethel Hughes, accompanied by Master Willie Jones, of Hephzibah, are visiting friends and rela tives in Elko, S. C. They willalso visit in Orangeburg, S. C., before returning. Sunday’s Augusta Chronicle. A recent trip through several coun ties in the State reveals the fact that the crops in this county are as good, if not better, than the crops in the coun ties visited. The corn crop promises to be an exceptionally good one, but cotton is backward. The Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Evison left Tuesday morning for Hendersonville, N. C., where they will enjoy the cool ness and beauty of the Land of the Sky during the month of July. There will be no services at the Episcopal Church during the absence of Mr. Evison. Mrs. J. C. Griffin and charming daugh ter, Miss Frances, of Robbins, S. C., passed through the city Friday for At lanta. From there they will make an extended trip to Washington, Baltimore and Erie, Pa., where they will visit Mrs. B. D. Nickle.—Augusta Chronicle In a news article that appeared in last week s issue it was stated that Mr ■Jut" Black had previously pleaded guilty to violation of the diapensarv Taw Mr Black informs The People that this is an error and that he has never made any such plea The editor regrets that the error was made, as it was done unintentionally and this correction is made m justice to Mr Black , Won Owo. Lo*t On* The Barnwi ., and Kugutta baaeba.. trams vplil even n a couple of games p:a\e<l on the .ora: diamond Ihur*<la> and 1 r i<lav of .ast wee* The first game Went to lia'nwe . t>) the Wore of i’ll In the \e. md game \ugu*ta turned tf.« taloe oi, the «a.v •.nnitjg r a V . i !' , t f.« v Of r of ' ! < ed managers of election: F towell, nag I. H. Collins, and L. A. Hutto. Those favoring the proposed levy shall cast a ballot with the word “Yes ’ written or printed thereon; and those opposing tne proposed levy shall cast a ballot with the word “No” written or printed thereon. Horace J. Crouch, Sec. Co. Board of Education. Barnwell, S, C. June 25, 1913. 6-26-3t Special Notices. FOR SALE OR RENT.—Desirable Houses and Lots in Barnwell for Sale or Rent on easy Terms. Can Sell your You. Harry D. Calhoun, Office Home Bank. IMPORTANT NOTICE! follow: r.r r- :• r. "A :;c checks aiid LeOt; stripped of all attempt to te s - ♦ 4 V. I 0 a charged pr technical 1 nctione i r. c - i b ili'd car attention to the ftates fiiprcme Court: rdraw and have their funds in the rank, ... usage and practice and end practice to misapply the P ^ 4 o funds of the Tank, an£ to without any security, in connive .he withdrawal of the same favor Property for You of certain privileged persons. Such usage and practice ier surely a manifest departure f rorch the duty, toth of the directors and cashier, as cannot receive coundena-nee in a court of justice. It cannot he supported by any vote of di rectors, however formal, and therefore whenever done by the cash ier, is at his own peril and upon the responsibility of hinjself land his sureties. It is anything but well and truly executing his cashier." FOR SALE.—Cow peas bought and sold. Pure Georgia Cane Syrup, gal lon cans, 50c. \N P H. Davis, Augusta, Ga. f>-26-4t. LA L i. W O as f e r e n c e a ■ Tne c id' - nu cashiers of the " A v ’ ^ ( d : i iew c ♦ v * Q r: r i . ^ MONEY TO LEND. Money to lend on fim mortgage of real e-ute. * cent intere»t on anionnte under Ildno.OO 7 per cent on amoun , » over $1,000 UO. j. (>. Patteraon. CITATION NOTICE. >T \ I \ «iF "'ll TH < \l!' d.IN v 1 i.l >11 K*ll>» L. i Iti ttir- f’r’ U«'»- ( "urt. H) J K Sceliinif, , Ju'U>- "f in H*rt.i nuiity F. aM madr •u't !,i Lie t<> irrant ual<' r I • '!» r-« ■A !nrn tr»tl'*n ‘d thr eatalc . f »; •! r > y Jam. • 1. M - < manr T?)--* arr '.l^-ref'if>- • ar ! a!rn "ri'.»h a and •in^v.-ar th<- a !r»V and m.1 t«*f» >>t ' f.e »ai.| Ja-t.ra 1. M • n» ai' l*- »W**'d ’ha' l'.»-i !»■ and a( {van ’» ! •rr ar •. •.:.r i -mrt I'r- tv t>c^l a: Kama- VVr.li ^:a« t!»r Wf. day • f J l » ! •»• a'• r i-ut • ai.»« Uirr»»■( a' I I a n Ifn- (•. - rm» n • ».»■» * an f tl^-> va*' ■ > ' *»» aa-: igned Banks at a recent con- the necessity this means of , 1913), .over- will a Tireclate a a err. t.r.u*' *. his ision, that :e , and tak(■ : r July 1st r •urV’T.' r: B- ; - f Bar Wa1K^r, !j(' rcr.a * . n . 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B aw^ L atLT k ho.drra uf t hr Baznwr.. i .uidr H- ding ai d l.uwn y Nr.d tf.nr annua tr.rr! ng 7 weadai af •r'n«*in I'n.v r<.-t nc t wv.nraa waa tranaa trd 1 hr u.d ofTu rr* ai*d du* t.,'a arfr r^-r.ritcd fi>r '.hr atvauing war 1 hr offurra arr iievirgr H llatra prraidrnt K \ »t»r , prraadrut Am M< Salt. a«vr« t*/> jurTt.'i M 'irrrur atturney 044 la G^tyaWry \ rtrrana W M ^ <igei aad A l* 1'aarry Irfl hundav for i art! yaUarg. wbrrr they went to attend ttw ftflx-th annivrraarv of the deciding ballir of the War Between the NectH>na It • *a ratimatrd by the gov ernment that 40. j UUU or more veterana. both Nuirthernera and Southerner*, wuu*d attend the great reunion Veteran* \ ogel and l aaery were member* of McGowan * Brigade, Mc Creary » Regiment Mr l aarry wa* wounded in the knee in the *econd day * fight at Gettptburg and captured bv the Federal ioldier* - • • . •▼•t i f J * 1.1. . t ’U ’ ' • x* i ■O -url l> a. t. .4 ■- #-i > .4 •at K i N " > I I i I V 1 • l‘- < a'.r J . ‘^r « * » • i t'a- ri i - r STATEMENT Maleiwen! <>t the r.mditic n of the Bana ol W eatern (’arulina. located at Aiken, hwmweil Hiarkviile 'va'le. Kllenton. Wage nee Noeih Auguata Johnaton and l.eungV.n h 1 at thr .^r of t>uajweaa June 4th. I'il.l Rl-NGl Ht T_S Luwna ar.d [Hac'.unt* i h erdraf** Buwda and Muck* uwned t> Baaa FumUure and Futurwa Hanking Houar* nker Rea. Eatwte owned >ue fraajw Bwwk* and Banker* Curnemy iuld Silver awd other minor oom Chert* and ewah item* n t ran * it C oMwn account Free The attention of The People's readers is called to the scholarship and en trance examinations that are to be held at Barnwell this month. On tomorrow, July 4th, an examina tion for the award of a four-year schol arship in Wmthrop College will be held at the Court lipase, commencing at o’clock. This scholarship is worth I1UU and free tuition. Tomorrow week, July lllh, the Clemson scholarship and entrance ex aminations will be held, beginning at the same hour, 9 o’clock. There are two vacant scholarships at Clemson, of Lmg Branch, recently completed a Lone one-year and one four-year, business course at Osborne’s in Augus ta, leading his entire class. General W. W. Moore and son, Til- linghast. motored down from Columbia Sunday morning on a short visit to Barnwell relatives and friends. Messrs. B. D. Cain, Harry D. Calhoun and W. V. Richardson, motored to Bal- doc Saturday in Mr. Cain’s automobile to attend the basket picnic at that place. Miss Harriett Olive will leave to morrow for Barnwell, S. C., where she has accepted a position with Messrs. Bates & Simms.—Augusta Chronicle, 29 inst. Ronald C. Gyles, of Blackville, who has just finished his sophomore year at Wake Forest College, has received notice of his election by the faculty as inttructor in physiojogy at Wake Forest College, N. C. Capt, N. M. Walker was a welcome vistor to Barnwell Tuesday. He reports crops in his section as being in excell* ent condition. He expects to make a bale of cotton to the acre on his own fine plantation. Entrance examinations for the Col lege of Charleston will be held at the same time and place those for Clemson. A free tuition scholarship in this col lege is assigned to each county of the State. Thoae who are interested in the ex aminations are referred to the adver tisements that appear in this issue o The People. Tutai II 4tkXf>« 18 40.90S 00 ’ 23,734 49 UK, 079 M T.sabso 1 i2.2A.32 31.700 00 1.185 00 9.SB.3B 1,4fl6 77 1,930 25 11. WO 56 II.846.037 m Surptas l ruLtvutari profit* DF.PUS1TS- L1ABILITIES Ir* exprmses and tax*** paid' I I 272,000 00 272.000.00 41,208.02 EXTRA SPECIAL! For the next thirty days I will offer my ■ TTTcntire stock of—— Furniture and House Furnishings it ffreatK reduced prices for cash to make room tor new FaJI stock. The public will save money by taking ad vantage of this Sale. Dut* Bank* and Bankers t 5,581 06 Div uia-ndt Unpaid 227 (JO Individual DejKisits subject U» check 534,651 34 Savings Deposits . .. . 285,035.79 Demand Certificates of Ik-posit 2,000.00 Time Certificates of Deposit 30,564.92 Certified Checks 50.00 Cashier's Checks 1.71975 Bills Payable Jas. M.' Caldwell, Barnwell, S. C. 859,829.86 400,000.00 Total 11,845,037.88 State of South Carolina, County of Aikem ss. Before me came W. W. Muckenfuss, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. W. W. Muckenfuss, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of June, 1913. Correct Attest: J. R. DuBose, Notary Public. J. B. SaBey,) * W. J. Platt, [ Directors. W. J. Lnpo.l Get my price on bath tubs, lavatories kitchen sinks, etc. before buying. My- prices are extremely low, quality con sidered. P. W. Price, Barnwell, S. C —adv. Registration, Notice. Notice is hereby gjfven that the Su pervisors of Registration will open the books of registrationYt their office in Barnwell on Monday, \August 4th, 1913. The books will be kept open for one week. Those desiring registration cer tificates will govern themselves ac cordingly. Board of Registration. July 2d, 1913. nr □CZ3C □CUC □DC THE OLAR PHARMACY IS fifty five minutes from Barnwell, and there comes a satisfaction from making this store YOUR HEADQUARTERS as you get the BEST W« take pride in the fact that only the purest drugs, of correct medicinal value are compound ed in our prescription department. Personal attention, comforts, and facilities, make this DRUG STORE a “HOME” STORE. A modern SODA Fount dispensing the most appetizing drinks awaits you. Your order by mail win will be sent by Parcel Post PROMPTLY. There is satisfaction in being pleased. DCU'.~’.. IQ Pure and Freah candy for “your sweetheart” 3C Southern Railway PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH Schedules Effective April 20, 1913. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES BARNWELL, S. C. (N. B. These schedule figures are shown as information only and are not guaranteed.) 2:08 a. m. No. 23 daily from Columbia to JacksonviHe. Pullman sleep ing car Cincinnati and Augusta to Jacksonville. 4:20 a. m. No. 24 daily from Jacksonville to Columbia. Pullman sleep ing cars Jacksonville to Cincinnati and Augusta. 8:35 a. m. No. 134 daily from Allendale to Columbia. 10:18 a - i 71 !? So H. t l hern ’ s Southeastern Limited from New York to Jacksonville. Pullman sleeping cars, dinini? car service. * 12:06 p. m. No. 149 daily from Batesburgto Allendale. 212 p. m. No. 148 daily from Allendale to Batesburg. 4:30 p.m. No. 32 daily pj C Southern’s Southeastern Limited from Jacksonville to New York. Pullman sleeping cars, dining car service. 6:06 p. m. No. 133 daily from Columbia to Allemiale. For detailed information, sleeping nearest ticket agent, or, W. H. Caffey, DPA W. E. McGee, AGFA-, Charleaton, S. C. Columbia, S. C. S. H. Hardwick, PTM., E. reservations call oa H. F. Cary, GPA-, Washington, D. C.