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HARMONY LODGE NO 17 A. P. M. f k nfnil&r coauaantoaUoB of Hwtnooy LudS* No. 17, A. F. U. will be held tn MmooIc Temple on Thuredej July 17, 7.80 o’clock VlelUng IkreUireB ere oorautiiy tovlted to attend. U. W. ManTllle, W. M. Wm. McNab, 8er. Tfte regular meeting ot Barnwell k Lodge No. 1ft, Knights of Pythias will I be held at their Hall on First and 'Third Friday nights at * o’clock. A _ full attendance Is requested. By order of ^ W. C JENNINGS, C. <J. Wm. McNAB. K. R. A 8. Chain Gang Notice. The chain gang sections this week are: No. 1 at Ray’s Crossing. No. 2 on the Galilee road, 2 miles from Barnwell. W. V. Richardson, G. J. Diamond, Clerk Supervisor. HERE AND HEREABOUTS. Miss Eliza Kirkland spent Sunday in Blackville with friends. Mr. Clark McCaslan spent the week end on the Isle of Palms. Mr. A. P. Penwell, of Martin, was a visitor in Barnwell Monday. Mr. Ben Sexton was the guest of friends in Barnwell Sunday. Messrs. H. M. and Paul Arzet spent Sunday in Savannah and Tybee. Mrs. Anderson, of Florida, is visiting her sister, Mrs E H Richardson Attorney General Thomas H Pt'eples ^^lotored domii from Columbia Thwrv- The Hen Norman Crrrch, of BIw k ville. «as a visitor to th*- county wat Saturday Mrs E W Netties and chiidrea ,,f Wedfcp-field, an- visit d,- Mr and Mrs Alva Melkrtt Mi»»« s 1 Lattir Crns h and ' ' » L. st<-' of SvUania '>» ~r* he'e ,.n a vis.t k'BUk H I 'rr,h Mrs llarrv H < aite un and ! *o '.arol wifT5«" alt • v ' Rr« '; < # .s 1 i.\ n.« !;u»« it > a ' » 1% a n ! vt • ! '. H 1- . . ' .V .i'' tm » a ? i- a I -i •» r. r ' • • ' • a ■ » • • ! ' ■ i ■ Ilf Vr . • * * < < » ' • . * a • m *. 1 r . r. M M v . Vi* ■ • ’ i \ mr i r ! ’ .« * 1 • r a r f » . r ' r ! . • " ' ' ? » i rani* v % • ' V( V c ’.C*.I . ! |u- » • .T ,r(' -V t* N. H. F. Buist, Ekj., of BUckville, was n town Tueaday on business. Thos. M. Boulware, Esq., spent Tuesday in Allendale on proffessional business. One-fourth off on Straw Hats and Canvas Oxfords. J. A. Porter.—adv. Mrs. G. M. Main is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. M. Ayer in Savannah this week. Messrs. J. G. Strobol and Charlie Wilson, of Blackville were in town yesterday on business. Mr. J. G. Moody, Jr., has returned from a pleasant visit to his sister, Mrs. B. G. Parks, in Waycross, Ga. Chief of Police J. B. Harter, of Al lendale, who was in attendance upon Court last week, joined The People family Thursday morning. New Wheat Flour, New Pansy Wheat Flour. Try a sack. J. A. Porter.—adv. The Hon. J. A. Hunter, a member of the House of Representatives from Bamberg County, was a visitor to Barn well last week. The editor was very glad to make his acquaintance. The Prohibition Paryer Circle will meet this afternoon (Thursday] at the residence of Mrs. M. B. Hagood. All persons interested in this movement are cordially invited to be present. The People makes an important an nouncement this week to merchants and other business men residing in towns where there are no printing of fices It means money in their pockets G W (hies. Esq , of Blackville, per haps the youngest member of the Barn wHI Bar, was m town Friday on pro fessional business Mr (ivies, who is a recent law graduate, was admitted to the Mar last Spring Miss Blanche Porter celebrated her eighth birthdav «a the Pnh inst i/uite a numtx-r of her little fr>ends erii.ived her geaerous hospitality Vftrr plavtng s<-»rral games, dei.ghtfu -e**-f sh ments wire served M«-s»-s '■> 1 Mwe-e M H lies*. M V s •irr-s s -•Bi* i»-cn anj 'A !■ !fj- < •». j c»•*-,« n Vt V m a n TratG-Hay. *• Williaton, July 19.—The home of Mr. All per»on» indebted to the ertate ot Mr*. L. S. Mvlllc^p .» Ihe J “„,£ 1, scene of a beautiful home wedding >uc ^ jndebtedneas to the undersigned, when at 8 p. m. Miss Jennie H. Trotti and all persons having claims against of Williston and William A. Hay of | the said estate will ple»*e present the Govan were married. had transformed the parlors into a scene of beauty appropriate to the oc casion. The wedding march was played by Miss Gertrude Mellichamp Skillful kinds P r <-P* r| y McCresry. July 22, 1913. Administratrix. Notice of Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the un- a niece of the bride, and the ceremony ' dersigned will on Monday, August 25, was performed by Dr. W. M. Jones of Williston. Among the out-of-town guests were Dr. Louis Trotti of Che- raw and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Trotti of Brookland. They will live in Govan. Dicka-Cone. Williston, July 19.—Dr. Willis Cone and Miss Alma Vivian Dicks were quietly married on Tuesday at the res idence of Mrs. Preston Dicks, the bride’s mother, in Greenland section of this county. The parlors were deco rated. Miss Agnes Cone, a sister of the groom, rendered the wedding march. The couple was attended by Eugene Greene of Williston and Leon Dicks as groomsmen, while Misses Dora Cone and Addie Hill were brides maids. In simple, but impressive 1913, file with Hon. John K. Shelling, Judge of Probate for Barnwell Coun ty, his final retun as guardian of Bertha Stringfellow, Freddie String- fellow, Charlie L. Stringfellow, Willie M. Stringfellow and Jonn B. String fellow, minors, and apply for Letters Dismissory. Bennett Stringfellow, Guardian. July 19th, 1913. Proposals Invited for Bids. Competitive sealed bids are invited by the County Board of Commissioners of Barnwell county for a three months supply of the following articles: Hay, corn, oats, bacon, meal, peas, tobacco, soap, soda, lye, shoes and lumber. The awards to successful bidders will be based on the delivery of said sup plies to the county court house. All bids must be sealed and should be j 0 ' 7,\ w 717’ j 1 addressed to the Chairman of the County words Dr. W. M. Jones Performed the : Boar(J of Commjssjoners Qn or ceremony. The bride is the eldest j s ^ 0 f August 1913. daughter of Mrs. Preston Dicks, and is ' H. Fullerton Buist, Chairman, remembered by many Limestone girls, ^ ^ Wd. of Com. for Barnwell Co. of which college she is a graduate. The ; goom is originally from Brunson, but ^ has for some months been settled in Notice of Election. EXTRA SPECIAL! For the next thirty days I will offer my == ■ =entire stock of = Furniture anil House Furnishings at greatly reduced prices for cash to make room for new Fall stock. The public will save money by taking ad vantage of this Sale. the Greenland section as a practicing physician. The bride was attired in a dress ot white crepe meteor trimmed in white satin duchess lace and pearls, and her going away gown was of tan bedford cord with touches of blue, hat. gloves and shoes to match bridesmaids wore white vsith marqui sette vs ith shadow lace Among the guests \Aer»- 'i Wright. \ngus Dicks. Mr and Mrs h l. Mer ntt, William Merit! Belt .n H<i\!s ton of \ugusta. Mrs Kat • Ri . d Miss I.ois and M>His Th inqisnn W ..am Thomjssiin. Miss Sara Mir-.V M^s Josephine Thomtmin of A ' ist-'ii < < >-i. and Eugene (irern of s'on 'iar STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Barnwell. Office of County SujH*rvisor. WHEREAS, a signed .f y*.. me • ->up e w the rriofti. ' petition in writing by more than one third of the The qualified electors of Barnwell County was filed with me. as SufHTvisor of aaid Countv on \pnl Ki. TUpraying that an election tx- held for or against the sale of alcoholic liquors and Leverages under an \ct entitled Kn Act to provide for an election on the Sale of \l.-oh«»li. Liquors and li*-\eniges in ••Main counties petit.<>mng therefor ts CM page 7* , Notii r is hereto given that an ele<- 'iof sha t>»■ held on Ujestlav \ugust : > 'M L and tomlucted to the same "•c. and under the same in d .'rnr r a. ■h » M V , V- ► r-aaa H • u : i •-rr.’ V4- k * * ri * * r •x-*M N«' ‘a* ^11 r \ ‘ ' 1 -J ' • • l »'.<» ' " • Ba . yl* •:» ! r n !*' ■ v».r-» !a,» j > , r , • h »f V! v % V m f '' a • '■ ’ ^ '1 f n *•- • 1 ? ’ I ■' w. -a *..., ! . ! T *■ u • * 4*> '%r '.J a* f- he. •• * * r e • a o' I ..U't vs M c I mm’ ’ • • . r . r a ? s h .'sc m 4« »* • rv , ■ . r » r. v rtar g? h . ■ 1 M's !. i i *■ - »ti M at s. p# .e I h' v ? .e ... I !l '«th* her lemphaa Term t . . ».! 'rualiaei ! run< an a f.www' % i e- .g ''lore Urn' n< Mr tisllar at tu,rv attaita l o umtua. Wws ,ii ila-nwr (irnrr-al W VS M.«re * as I Hr guest of rr ato e* _a nd fnenda tve'r Sunday returning U Sikrn Monda) Murning Mrasrs H Manning ajad h W Cos .eft with a i-art* '» f fnenala in an automobor Ma.ndav for Dilioa aad La! ta Mrs VS H 1'jn an returned aester da v morning from a visit to hrr aon. Mr VS M Dub? an. Ir , in Ea»e*V-v die, N C K.-ad the ado rtisenu-nt of the Barn well Insurance Agen. v. John K Snel- ling. Manager, in anottier coluian of this issue Mrs Salhe M Nah and daugHers, VMisses Salhe, hade and \tamie, have iTeturned from a visit to relative*, in New York Miss Louva Fiwer left Sunday for Scllivan’s Island ,’o spend the w»ek with Misses Flossit Patterson and Vir ginia Moseley. Mr. B. B. Easterling returned last week after a pleasant visit of a few days,to his brother, ifir. R. A. Easter ling, in Union. 1 a" «• J M' Du'icar » rh *d'en t . a^d T Tt r g'ratr' ;w. r 1 of that t me Banka hiaip Farm**a \ nra S«%|i in Ha'n• r »r are m .nrd to ftiiwk it taking the right view of things ifi that ruamiunitv and la going to the farmer Thia bank prot»n»-s Sb lend mones on miser I aneous far» proddets It is done to encourage (Hr farmer tn raise a diversi ty of rcopa No matter whether the t>ank make* or io*es its risks, it will make rrwHar^ for the prople of the county and anil t>e doing a magnifi cent work Ve cannot ttnrikof a better work that a bank in thiscaaintry could do than that tif encouraging the diver sification of "the croja. of ita supporters. Florence Tures a hapt*. o. v ? a • i? M- f •n’ -i |.r !r M- J n’.C thr I 4 *'1 « r, arr .f '•is ni them So'h su' T Hr v w r 'me I'eaavrr I na [X * Sra V of k a'ter wlltrh 'her •>. take an ester.tisr tr.p through the Northern atates and ( aaada l po*v their return to Ja »a. n v i.,e thev will rrside at their heactifu. new home oa luura atreet at: •»r.v ; r •% i*!r,i t'l » * '.r ,? .** t ». »r % %u h *u>n t . iu*./ rx! r. f % >. ,n'\ v \ .Ir h . r r n » ( ^ i . t>* r. ' a ■ .f ' " > vji r I u ■ a if? * ‘-w-a^ • > . *1 • . »h* a‘ a '•» ,■>' ' m ?! ' ! ! ? r ' r # r ' • * f » r *- • • • \ * • * \ -f; • * ♦ \ A > : r «a .? .J, J ,r y* . ' K . • :jM 1W- . r ' * % -T « • n.J • * » J » •<' a ?'i i.t' 1 * F »'■ a j ' 'r«: * ^ r V.’ h *’. . • a « * * , X 1 W ' i ■. • ! VM..' ■n m * , * 1 h- >r \ 1 f By. 1 *- - - \ \» *V a » r • •ii- A 1' * " r ' V * f ? B i is: Notice of Election. ’• a • r t«*da . o*» 11 e 1 • dr ( .x* 'i«.n h.a> ??g t<-rn f e»l > .r da n i" * with »*■ '. .n 17 4J. whom .aw of CM.’ n.it). e . r n that an r .e? tv> .n w i . r. ar .•meral is r.erebv TO INVtCT COUNTY^ BOOKA W.U Vaaat BarawaU A W Jones, romptroller general -f Barnwell advertised Julv 14, Adwurtiawd Lettwes. Letters remaining in the Post Office a r>4 1913. s< si r. Walter Brown, William Beaton, i2‘ J. R. CarroH, Oear^e a Dempsey, Sihell Goethe, Jonhs!oh*son, A. B. Josey. V X rRMWLK. Harriet Anderson, Bessie lavison, Ada Sanders, Fraee Scurry. From Dead Letter Office. Melva Collins, Paul Rodgers. Persons calling for these letters will Misc Annabelle Co«*or, of Elloree, j)lease say advertised. who has been the gue«J of Misses Rena Harrisan and Alma Connor, returned home last week. Capt. J. E. Hair, of Kackville, left this week ^>r Saluda, N. C.* where he •will spend the remainder of the heated term. He expects to return home about September 1st. Mesdames Tyler and J. F- Richard son, of Augusta, returned home Mon- daj morning after a pleasant visit to Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Richardson and lotber relatives in Barnwell. The many friends of Mr. W. T. “Still, who was taken suddenly ill while in Barnwell Saturday, will be glad to learn that he had recovered sufficiently to return to his home Monday. Want to Buy a House or Lot in Barn well ? Want to Sell a House or Lot in Barn well ?? Want to Sell, Rent or Buy a Farm ??? Harry D. Calhoun, adv, Office in Home Bank. f S. B. Moseley, P.U. Notice. The Barnwell and Ftnfiberg Sunday School Convention will meet at Bar*- berg on Sept. 3, 4 and 5. All schools are expected to take some part in the exercises of Thursday afternoon, Sept. 4. It is requested that replies to cards sent out will be forwarded to the un dersighed at once. W. G. Britton, Barnwell, S. C. Notice to Adminiatrators, Executor*, Guardian* and Trustee*. The law requires all Administrators, Executors, Guardians and Trustees to file with the Judge of Probate, on or before July the 1st, of each year, an account, showing all receipts and dis bursements. Penalty for failure to do so See Sec. 3648, 3682 and 3765 also pages 1009, 1018 and 1046, Code of laws of South Carolina, 1912. John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate. optHuving thr proiK>>**<l irw shull cast a tht* *ta1r. ha* returned \o Columbia with thr word No ' written or from \udrrsonand SparUnharg. whrre printed thereon he lia* t*en inspecting the tvooks of , Horace J < rouch, , , .in Sec ( o Board of Education those two counties, respectively He u itrnwt .|| ^ ^ gives the highest praise ta Anderson for the exemplary way in which the books of the county are kept, and says that the sratem is modern and up-to- date. The examination of the books of Spartanburg Countv will not be com pleted for some time. Notice of settlement Julv 12, 1913 7-17-2t Special Notices. FOR RKNT- Four second-floor rooms, furnished or unfurnished, in a desirable ill be st rrt out ! part of town. For further information, this week to the following counties, | apply to B. Mazursk^, while next week the comptroller general • Barnwell, S. C. will send men to check up the hooks: —— Bamberg, Lee, Orangeburg, Barnwell, FOR SALE—Having decided to quit Hampton, Colleton, Beaufort, Edgefield I r aisl >g k oats ? I am offering my large herd, composed principally of Angoras, at very reasonable prices. If interested call on or write to and Saluda. And The People predicts that he will find things in this county “all to the mustard.” Notice of Fiaad Pitrh^rgr Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will on Tuesday, August 26, 1913, file with Hon. John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, their final return as Executor and Ex ecutrix of the will of L. T. Williams, deceased, and apply for Letters Dis- ■lissory. L. P. Williams, i Exeeutor, Hattie B. Staley, l ■ Executrix. July 1&, 1913. 7-17-2t Geooje H. Bates, Barnwell, S. C. ■ (Advertpsement.) “Last Y«*U Forget-** This is just to remind you that I am prepared to do all kinds?^f plumbing in a first-class, workmanlike manner. If you are thinking of installing this mod ern convenience in your home, see me before placing the job elsewhere. P. W. Price, Barnwell, S. C. FOR RENT—One of the best stands in Barnwell, formerly occupied by Creech’s Pharmacy. No stand in Barn well better for merchandising. Apply R. A. Deason, 7-10-tf. Barnwell, S. C. FOR SALE OR RENT.—Desirable Houses and Lots in Barnwell for Sale or Rent on easy Terms. Can Sell your Property for You. Harry D. Calhoun, Office Home Bank. SEHD US YOUB JOB V0B1 FOR SALE.—Cow peas bought and sold. Pure Georgia Cane Syrup, gal lon cans, 50c. W. H. Davis, Augusta, Ga. 6-26-41. MONEY TO LEND. Money to lend or firm mortgage of real enlace. 8 pfcr cent Interent on amount* under 11000.00. 7 per cent on amount* over $1,000.00. J. O. Pafteraon. Get my price on bath tuba, lavatoriea, kitchen sinks, etc. before buying. My prices are extremely low, quality eon sidered. P. W. Price, Barnwell, S. C. —adv. Jas. M. Caldwell Barnwell, S. C. —ii -ir BARNWELL INSURANCE AGENCY WILL INSURE YOUR LIFE. YOUR INGOME, • YOUR HOME, YOUR STOCK Insurance of every description and Surety Bonds written at lowest rates in old line Companies. JOHN K. SNELLING. MANAGER. P:' I ~ tx hr.tl ID ‘br lia dm *• Hoti. dutru t No *> on Nalur L*v Ju ) 2*ith. CG L for the t>ur;«uae of ijetrrmining wbrlher or n<i< • *p*xtal j »<-tvo> t*» of two 2 mCt *h*ll be >e* n««1 in the *t»ove ri»meM tchuiii di*tru t The *ai<j election *h*l! he conducted ■ • i* prvvidrd bv la* fur th* holding of gewxrml election* The (>oli* will be opeoe’d at the u»u*i voting plnre in the i town of Haidur and the following trus- >*-«-* are her^bv appointed manager* of electron W I John*. J 1* Johns and John C ('alhoun Those favoring the pnqvoaed kvv shall c**t a balhtt with the word •'Yr• , ’ i written or printed thereon and thuae He Only Wiy One Can Offer Tip Me* fnBty and service at right pricei, it to control, manage and direct every process in the manufacture of one’s product, thus elimi nating lost motion, time, dependence on others and expense. It is this kind of an organization that has gained for us the hi^h reputation we en)oy at tfc# furnish ing of complete nouse bills; from rough two by fours to the artistic columns, grilles^ newel posts, mouldings, sash, etc., used in magnificent mansions. Our pric-e, s'oek, assortment and service is right “/Jay of the Maker* S**h, Door*, AUGUSTA LUMBER CO. Blind*, Etc AUGUSTA. GA. m **ieeeoeoeoeQOQ€< | 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 Jacksonville. 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. m No. 31 daily The Southern’s Southeastern Limited from New York to Jacksonville. Pullman sleeping cars, dining car service. * 12:06 p. m. No. 149 daily from Batesburgto Allendale. 2:12 p. m. No. 148 daily from Allendale to Batesburg. 4:30 p. m. No. 32 daily The Southern’s Southeastern Limited from Jacksonville to New York. Pullman sleeping cars, dining ear service. 6:06 p. m. No. 133 daily from Columbia to Allendale. For detailed information, sleeping car reservations call on nearest ticket agent, or, W. H. Caffey, DPA W. E. McGee, AGP A., r H. F. Cary, GPA., Charjeston, S. C. Columbia, S. C. Washington, D. C. S. H. Hardwick, PTM, E. H. Coapman, VPAGM ^ Washington, D. C. m Dm