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ot Barnwell
l Lo4«« No IB, Kntxfau ot Krtblaa will
Ibe told at tbelr Hall on ^In* aad
fTblrtl Friday nights at h o’clock, A
_ full attendance la roqooeted.
By order of
W. C JENNINGS, C. (J.
Wm. McNAB. K. R. <fe 8.
Chain Gang Notice.
Tile chain gang Sections thfs week
'No. 1 at Ray’s Crossing.
No. 2 on the Galilee road, 2 miles from
Barnwell.
W. V. Richardsoti, G. J. Diamond,
Clerk • Supervisor,
HERE AND HEREABOUTS.
Mr. H. M. Arzet "Spent Sunday in El-
lenton.
Mr. R. R. Creech, of Kline, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Nonie Best attended theBaldoc
picnic Thursday.
“Booby'’'’ Goodson spent Sunday af
ternoon in Springfield
Miss Ehuse Cave made a short visit
to Blackville th is week.
Mr Enoch Buford, of EDrnton, was
a viaitor here last w eek
Miss May Kmlorh of Pharteston,
here rm a visit to relatives
is
The R*v J C Collum. of Kline, was
In Barnwell a few hours Enda>
The Mon Norman ( re»-« h of Black
viHe. was in Harnwrll ’.*<t wrrW
*
Mr Mas Bronson of The Ola r I’ht'
mar% was a > tsitor here N-jnda)
Mp Jane Knot'f of Atlanta. t« Ne’e
the ^«est of relatiTes and fnrnd*
Vi V V *»’ • re n ».f K ■%« tn
Harr we . M .e. *a» ’ rsft r,- T.< rn ,t v
fncoda m the lower part of th« State.
Miaa«« Lucile and Grace Culler have
returned to Orangeburg after a pleasant
stay with Missea Edna and EloiseCave.
Mrs. C. F. Calhoun left yesterday
(Wednesday / for Hendersonville, N. C.
where she expects to spend some time.
Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun and two little
sons returned Monday after a week
pleasantly spent on Sullivan’s Island.
One-fourth off on Straw Hats and
Canvas Oxfords.
J. A. Porter.—adv.
Mr. Claude Reynolds, bookkeeper
for the Farmers’ Union Mercantile Co.,
spent Sunday in Orangeburg with
friends.
Misses Sybil Izlar, of Orangeburg,
and Annie Griffin, of Livingston, came
to Barnwell last week on a visit to
friends.
Mrs. Lena Davies returned Thursday
afternoon from a two weeks visit to
relatives and friends in Johnston and
Augusta.
Misses Carrie Cave, Kathleen Cailiff
and Ella Louise Molair returned from
a two weeks’ stay on the Isle of Palms
Saturday.
Mrs. G. M. Main has returned home
from Savannah after a pleasant stay of
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
L. M. Ayer.
Miss Sallie Baxley and Mrs. Lessie
Killin^sworth returned Sunday from an
extended visit to relatives and friends
in Columbia
Misses Corley. Cecil Barr and Gladys
iVnt. of Lexington. ha\e returned
home after ■ pleasanti week's visit to
Mists Lime Baxley
Mm B P Cain Mm C K Molair
and Master Lems Molair rrwTored oxer
to kikrn Sunday in Mr C* n s mr te
▼ wit Mm E R Mafem
Mr* J Imde Marlry md .ittle
base m-turned fmsn » much moused
x -yrt to reHlises and •'■lend* in
«»wr» of the counts
Mr F M Mobley, of Ker»h«w. has
accepted a petition aa bookkeper for
Mr. J. A. Porter.
Mrs. J. D. Hutto and children, of
Livingston have returned home after a
pleasant visit to relatives in Barnwell.
Mrs. Julia B. Easterling left yester
day (Wednesday) morning for Hender
sonville, N. C., where she will spend
the month of August.
The many friends of Miss Lula Pea
cock, daughter of Mr. G. W. Peacock,
will learn with regret that she is ill
with typhoid fever. A trained nurse
came down from Augusta Sunday after
noon to care for her during her sick
ness.
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Patterson, Dr.
Allen Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. James M.
Patterson, Mrs. Arnold Searson and
Miss Isabelle Patterson, of Allendale,
and Mrs. Sarah Jenkins, of Columbia,
were among the out-of-town attendants
at the funeral of Miss English Patterson
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wingate and
little daughter, of Charleston, are here
on a visit to their mother and father,
please present
same, properly attested, to me.
Ella McCreary,
July 22, 1913. Administratrix.
HARMONY LOME NO IT A. f.
Mr. Jto Patterson left Seaday to! Miss Eva ScHetder, of Daisy. Qa . ta
spend his vacation with relatives and the guest of Miss Mamie Owens.
Nodes of Final Discharf*.
Notice is
dersis
191J. . . .
Judge of Probate for Barnwell Coun-
S r, his final retun as guardian of
e
fellow, Charlie L. Stringfellow, Willie
M. Stringfellow and John B. String-
fellow, minors, and apply for Letters
Dismissory.
lotice is hereby ffiven that the un
signed will on Monday, August 2S,
3, file with Hon. John K. anelling,
- - ‘ BarnweT ~
as guan
ertha Stringfellow, Freddie Strinjf-
Bennett Stringfellow,
Gu
luardian.
July 19th, 1913.
Proposal* Invited for Bids.
Competitive sealed bids are invited
the County Board of Commissioners
Barnwell county for a three months
by the County Board of Commissioners
of Barnwell county for a three i
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
... ... ... -rv .. :n addressed to the Chairman of the County
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Owens. They will Board of Commissioners on or before
leave in August for Hot Springs, N. (J., the 1st dav of August 1913.
H. FV
and other points in the western part of
Tennessee for about six weeks.
His many Barnwell friends were in
deed glad to see the Rev. John K.
Good a former pastor of the Barnwell
Baptist Church but now the beloved
pastor of the Church at Cheraw He
came Monday moraing to assist the
Rev George Hopkins in a meeting at
Long Branch Church this week
ullerton Buist, Chairman,
Co. Bd. of Com. for Barnwell Co.
7-17-3t
Notice of Ejection.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Barnwell.
Office of County Supervisor
WHEREAS, a petition in writing
Mr J H Wall, who was in Barnwell
last week handld the editor two lusc:
r tudas
signed by more than one third of the
(jualified electors of Barnwell County
was filed with me. aa Supervisor of said
. . .... Countv. on April :*i, 19ll praying that
ous. sun-kissed pear.o-s the gift of his tn ^j^jion be held for or against the
g*>od wife Mr Wall ssys that his salr of alcoholic liquors and t*evrrages
l>*-arh crop is verj short this .ear, only under an Act entKled "\n Act to
one tree .hiebtotongx to Mn Wail provide for an electi on the Sale of
. . Alcoholic Liouon and Beverages in
• hich received rxtreme.y gt>od counties petitioning therefor."
Arts 1912. i»«ge 74.V
Notice is hereby given thst an elec
tion shall tie held ua Tuesday, Kugust
19. 1911, and coodu<-ted b> tto same
and
attention having borne sn> fruit The
edlloe thanks Hrv U* I very much for
be r kind remembrance
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’v u^der the r vgw*a* 1 ‘**» provided by law for general
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Mssaes l uM se»4 Refvs < s he»a»v. of
hwseevrus. »#S *-ac»e k*!-a ee S Va v »n
Mrss F'.orvde free
John M KinWh. Fan -t.* t oJomhtm
▼res the guest ef Hs-nw-t Breiatiyea sevd
trie-nets ast week
Master Hutle- Khedes hn» ret urned Ttv
hts boner in kug-nsts srier s piraannT
visrt to relativs here
Messrs B T Rice. O H and Martm
Best attended the PaMa« [«iime and
dance last Thursday
Masters Owen and •'Ted" Riley nnd
their Trrfle sister. .Ic*nnctte,nre visiting
relstress m Augusta
Mr and Mrs W. D Bairs, of Elko,
are m Way cross, Ga., visTltfig at the
home of Mr. W FL Bates.
Mr. R. E. Rountree has re trim ed from
a visit to htt> family, who are Visiting
relatives in Gainsville, FTa.
Send your next order for stationery
to The People and have it delivered to
you by parcel post, prepaid.
Mrs. W. Rexie Birt and little son,
William, of Ridgeland, are the guests
of relatives here this week.
Miss Nora Owens returned Sunday
after a pleasant visit to her brother,
Mr. J. T. Owens, of Augusta.
Miss Margaret Warren, of Allendale,
U m*r~* fVu-.* i“.d • Pu’octl
C ' r n f^ruwr # Vw *W
f'tav r~r -»••▼» Ty> UJ ml
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J FmiW HacVv Farj vypr
T'j^dav tw Mmhingtwo on
a' bynmrm cofinyvtwd »th the NnmlV
ern Ra tw-mi For whicbbta frew. t» orai
rrnrrmr
M-« J ri Fattcnon amt duughtr’,
Mra# FWvry Mn 5 H Mwi )rv nnd two
rhildrr-n and Mr J f) FuTtmon Jr
and fjynPy rytumyd fran. Sullivan'*
l*)and lant v*«w k
Mi** anmc fwilumon. O’ Savannah,
•pent Tbarsday night in Barnwell with
her aister. Mr* R I) Cam. retuianng
hmm- Fridnx marnmg Mr* Cam ac
companied Her as tar as Lena
Messrs. V 5 Owens, S B Mosrtfky,
Frank H Haffgins. T. F. Cummings, T
M Boulware and John B. Harley w«it
down to Allerulale Thursday to apprame
the stock of the Wamen's Wear Shop
On Wednesday ereamg Misaea Edna
and Floise Cave entertained in honor
of their guests, Misses Lucile andOraee
Culler, of Orangeburg, Gladys Dent,
Vera Corley and Cecil Barr, of Lexing
ton.
Miss Lula Falkenstein returned last
Wednesday after a pleasant visit to her
brother, Mr. Paul Falkenstein, in
Florence. She was accompanied home
by her bright little nephear, Master
Clyde Falkenstein.
Do you realize the advantages of hav-
has been the guest of Mr. A. A. Lemon Y 0 ^ stationery delivered to you
and family for the past week.
H. F. Buist, A. H. Ninestein and G.
W. Gyles, of BlackviHe, were in Barwell
Thursday on professional business.
Capt. G. M. Main and Supervisor G.
J. Diamond attended the protracted
meeting at Bethel church Tuesday.
Mr. E. T. Richardson spent several
day* in Barnwell last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Richard
son.
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 Horn* Bank,
postage prepaid? The People is the
first and only printing office in the
county to givejts customers the benefit
of the parcel post system free.
Mr. Raymond Sadler, who has been
working in Barnwell and vicinity in the
interest of the South-western Company,
returned to his home in Elkton, Ky„
on Saturday. His place has been filled
by N. S. Shofner, of Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
The editor is indebted to Mr. A. M.
Sanders for a large, juicy watermelon,
the first that has been sent us this
season. The gift answered to our en
tire satisfaction our editorial query of
last week ac tothe whereabouts of “the
old fashioned man who, with generona
hospitality, always remembered the
editor wHh
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■tort mo*
\t *a« h rk-v!ioc *11 <ji**ufy*d clerlon
of tk.» '-vunt v m*y v wtr Krwry voter
wb*> mav be in f *vur of tbe #*le <>/ tle<>-
iiojr li'iowr* aad Uryrragwv in thi*
rvwnt) vita a*t a baimt in the hut
[jCov ijed theeetor b» th* *W*tk«HI » «»«»
taiiaioner* on wbicb th*l. t>* printed
the w jetl* For Ntor ^ Alcoholw
Li-jwwr* and Hrverwge#' ami every
rwter *ppa»evl ttoli r«*t a ballot u[»e
whitb akan b* priMtwd lb* word*
kgmwwl 'va<* of Awufcw.* L> ,oor» and
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J A Palleraao,
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Hvawell. N C . J».j 1 Lril
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hayiwgbwew filed in ac
web arCto <■. 1742. ger**r»l
arbi ww of leu. nottre la herwby
C tm (tv*I aa e*erttM arill be told in
ttoiAur a*haul Aae-i, t No Aon Satur
toy. July Jftlb. ivra for The ptirpoar
•f ArtwrpMaiqw wtoOn r or nM a apeetal
■rbprk Mi of Two 2 mill* «toll b*
tomict
ball he owaducled
by tow Tor th* bslding of
The pulls will be
at tto u«ual voting place in the
iwww W AalAwr aad the following trus
tee* are hereby apamnted maaagera of
elr«toa»n W I Jatom. J P Jabna and
JuhaC Gathawa
These fa waring tor propnwrd levy
■tall east s btoiot wfto the word ••Ves r '
arr-ittesi or printed thereon and thoae
IV body was bright on to b»er old •ppuwglhr proposed levy shall cast a
idr* th* I
.to iU Mato
while ^ Mias
war ntlv web a frtrwd
rid at SumMB-vdto and
- wee u red. tot tbe last
swered awd iwa tag
aore
!*■■><- and wbm tb evening atoale*
wenr i' ngtto-iLLag «■* laid t* rrto in
the i pitcopai Ctoirofevard Uewade Jftiat
tor jjistiaguiatoad A>ther Tto lto*v
W J Snyder, paaLur of the Barwwell
Melhaaiist Church. conducted the
touching fuaeraJ arraaces Her bvt
brothars. Meavr^ J. 0 Pattersuo, Jr ,
W J Patten***, E L. Pattcrami,
Angus Patterson and Riliert Patterson,
and S. & Moselv afied as pall bearers.
Many htoiutiful floral tributes (com
pletely esmered the grawe, and tesli'
fied to tbe esteem in which she wne
held bv her friends.
Miss Patterson is surritoed
written or
•ppvmxig the proposed levy ahall
ballot with tto word “No"" wrrtt
printed Iherpan
Horace J ('much.
Sec Oa. Board of Fid u cat ion
Btornruell, S, C.
July 12, 1913. 7-17-21
Special Notices.
FXAR Jt£NT-Fa®r secotd-floor rouxns,
furnisbedor uttfuruished, in a desirable
partoftowu. F«»r further informatiou,
apply to B. Mazurskv,
Barnwell, S. C.
FOR SALE—Having derided to quit
by her raising goats, I am offering my large
mother, two sisters, Mrs. S. JL Moseley herd, compoied nrinripally af Angoras,
and Mis FT'j*aie,Patterson,ajod five broth- | ** X er ^ neas ®* i ^» e prices. Jf interested
en$, to whom Che sympathy cel the en-
line community is extended ,in their
bereavement.
Card wf Thanks.
The Hon. George H. Bates, of Darn-
well, has furnished the Hilda Sdhool-
house with a nice large bell, for which
we, the patrons aod trustees, wish to
extend to him many thanks and a hearty
invitation to come again. We are al
ways glad to see him,
F. D. Rowell,
Trustee.
Hilda, SL C., July 28, 1913.
Notice of Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will on Tuesday, Aagust 26,
1913, file with Hon. John K. Snelling,
Judge of Probate for Barnwell County,
their final return aa Executor and Ex
ecutrix of the will of L. T. Williams,
deceased, and apply for Letters Dis-
miadbry.
L P. Williams,
Executor,
Hattie B. Staley,
Executrix.
July 19, 1913.
call on or wnte to
7-17-2t
Georxje H. Hates,
&*rnwdl,.S. a
FOR RENT—One of the beat stands
in Barnwell, formerly occujued by
Creech’s Pharmacy. No stand w 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 Bale
or Rent on easy Terms. Can Sell your
Property for You.
Harry D. Calhoun.
Office Home Bank.
k)R SALE.-Cow
add. Pure Georgia
loa cans, 50c. W. H.
Ga.
eas bought and
ane Syrup, gal-
Davis, Augusta,
6-26-4L
MONEY TO LEND.
Money to lend or flrat mortgage of
real estate. 8 per cent interest on
amounts under 11000.00. 7 per cent
on amount* over $1,000 (0.
J. O. Patterson.
Get my price on bath tuba, lavatories,
kitchen sinks, etc. before haying. My
price* are extremely low, quality co n
P. W. frtet, Barnwell, s. C.
Furniture and House Fumistiings
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.
Jas.
M. Caldwell
Barnwell, S. C.
BARNWELL INSURANCE AGENCY
WILL INSURE
YOUR LIFE YOUR INCOME,
Y0UR H0ME, YOUR ST06K
Insurance of every description and Surety
Bonds written at lowest rates in
old line Companies.
JOHN K. SNELLING. MANAGER.
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Tto Oily Way Om C« Offer Tip fete* fatty
•nd Bcrvice at right prices, is 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 high reputation we enjoy m the furnish
ing of complete house bills; from rough two by
fours to the artistic columns, grille^ ueural poets,
mouldings, sash, etc., used in magniftceut mansio
Our price, stock, assortment and senrice is right.
-Buy of th* Maker"
SmK, Door*, ' *' AUGUSTA LUMBER CO.
Blind*, Etc. to AUGUSTA. GA.
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f««vl i-iiSKfexa#® wt to ?^e*ixeW to *»****•••••**#*€OTg
Southern Railway
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Schedules Effective April 20, 1913.
ARRIVAL. AND DEPARTURES BARNWELL, S. C.
F
(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 vwVn u d V ly i Th if Sou 1 t ^ ern ’ 8 Southeastern Limited from
car^service.* 0 Jacksonville ' Pullman sleeping cars, dining
12:06 p. m. No. 149 daily from Batesburg to 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 car
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, AGFA,
Charleston, S. C. Columbia, S. C.
S. H. Hardwick, PTM, E. H.
D. C.
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H. F. Cary, GPA,
Washington, D. C.
VPAGM