Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* »' % 4 ■amoxt looub so it a. r ■ t j ot 1 »« IT, A r M will h» »»c TMBpto o« TbnmUj i«. 7 A) oVh«k VWUiiij nr» oorum^y lortiod to G. W M»i,ti1U>, W M. *m. McNab, f^r Tbo refaiar 01 Barnw«ll i Lodge No 1«, Knighu ol Pvtbla* will Ibe held at their Hall on Flmt and 'Third Friday nigh's at * o’clock. A _ full attendance la requested. By order of W. C JENNINGS, C. V. Wm. McNAB. K. R. A 8. Chain Gang Notice. The chain gang sections this week M Bevhrv*; CM). bm from a pi——nt vWt to BUrk Mountain, N C. The '•make-up" of thia laaue of The People present* a very ragged appear ance, hut it it the best that we could do under the circumstances. Sickness in our office force, a rush of job work and some eleventh hour advertisements are responsible. 9T1UYBD Mat Bkooa pound*, tear on right hip, gray face A suitable reward will be paid for any information leading to its return. Ad- dreai, W H. Wooley, Bko. S. C. Notice of Ejection. are: No. road. No. road. W. V. Richardson, Clerk 1 at Limber Bridge on Ulmer 2 at Morris Ford on Allendale G. J. Diamond, Supervisor. Mr. M. N. Bates. Mr. M. N. Bates died at his home in Blackville at six o’clock Tuesday morn ing, after long ill health, the immediate cause of his death being from the ef fects of a goitre. His body was laid to rest Tuesday afternoon in the Blackville cemetery. Mr. Bates is survived by his wife, four daughters and two sons. The sympathy of their many friends is extended to the bereavbd family. HERE AND HEREABOUTS. Mr. H. H. Martin, of Blackville, is visiting relatives in Statesboro, Ga. Mr. L. Cohen returned Friday from an extended visit to New York city. Mesdames Wideman and Lightsey, of Hampton, are the guests of Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Attaway left Tues day morning for a stay of two weeks at j nage and is beloved by everyone in the community. The Rev J. C. Collum, of Kline, No Hard Timet at Seiglingville. Special to The People. Seiglingville, August 9.—Folks in this section ought not to complain of hard times. There was a splendid rain last evening, crops are looking fine, fodder pulling has started, cotton is opening and watermelon shippers are still busy. Mrs. Paul Fulmer, of Columbia, paid her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, of this place, a short visit this week. ‘‘Miss Annie,” as the children call her, taught school here before her mar- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Barnwell. Office of County Supervisor. WHEREAS, a petition in writing signed by more than one third of the qualified electors of Barnwell County was filed with me, as Supervisor of said County, on April 30, 1913, praying that an election be held for or against the sale of alcoholic liquors and beverages under an Act entitled: "An Act to provide for an election on the Sale of Alcoholic Liquors and Beverages in certain counties petitioning therefor,” Acts 1912, page 745. Notice is hereby given that an elec tion shall be held* on Tuesday, August 19, 1913, and conducted by the same officers and under the same rules and regulations provided by law for general elections. At such election all qualified electors of this county may vote, c Every voter who may be in favor of the sale of alco holic liquors and beverages in this county, shall cast a ballot in the box provided therefor by the election com missioners on which shall be printed the words: "For Sale of Alcoholic Liquors and Beverages;” and every voter opposed shall cast a ballot upon | snail be pi ' Uc which Glenn Springs. Mr Wm. E McNab. manager of the Barnwell Oil Mill, went up to Augusta Mondav on business Mrs H F Buist and little daughter. Misa Uharlotte, of Blackville. are \isit- mg fnends in Charleston Mr and Mrs <i W Bovlstnn. of Blackville. were the Quests of Mr and Mrs K M Cave last week Mr and Mrs L M ( a houn le^tTues day morning f>»r a two wrrfcs %ta> a’ Glenn Sowings and Hendcrv>r.m.ie TNr Barnwell ►w'' trim de'ea'ed the < ,! .ar agg'eg*' ..n on 'hr attr» » di*m< n i Mondat a^'e-noon ' preached a very able sermon to the young folks on the fourth Sunday night It was greatly enjoyed by all who heard it Mr and Mrs L K Mims and little daughter spent the week-end with re! ati\ e* in Columbia and Blackville Miss Ida Weaker, of Appleton paid Mss Maude V oungbiood a pleasant \ l»'t this w er k i 'nr fourth off I an’, at < tsfords on straw Hats and J \ Fort* ad\ l , Wi S 1 > -h» ' V! r r -e h *• -a’ • a * 0 W Mar • Ha- jrinted the words: "Against Sale of Alcoholic Liquors and Beverages." G. J. DIAMOND. Supervisor, B. C. | H F Buist, Chm’n., N M Walker, J W Patterson. Co Bd of Com Barnwell, S C.. July 1. 19i:t Notice of Election. State of South Carolina » Cou n t y of Barn well i Noti-e i» hereby given that an elec tion "For or Against the Sale of Mco- holic Uquors and Beverages will be held at the voting prevmrts prescribed b> law in Barnwell rountv on Tueidav \ugust Pith. 1VIX aa provided b) acta of 1912. page 746 The quamiratKMi for su^rage Managers of election shai! require of rverv neetor offering to v o»r at 'an» election before allowing him to vote the pr»«1uct»«»n of his -egi»t--atH»n rer tifi«-ate and the proof «f tr.r iwvment a taaes r>*-d.r»g t* ta> aaaraard aga.nst him and ctM r-' t, » during the a: AUMOL THE PUBLIC THINKS:- It is only Heavy Drinking that harms. EXPERIMENTS SHOW:- That even Moderate Drinking Hurts Health, Lessens Efficiency, THE PUBLIC THINKS:- Alcohol braces us for hard work and against fatigue. EXPERIMENTS SHOW:- That ALCOHOL IN NO WAY INCREASES MUSCULAR STRENGTH OR ENDURANCE. I Alcohol Lowers Vitality; Alcohol Opens the Door to Disease Resolved, at the International Congress on Tuberculosis, 1905, to combine the Fight Against Alcohol with the Struggle Againwt Tuberculosis. At the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, the use of Alcohol as a medi cine declined 77 per cent, in eight years. Most Modern Hospitals show the same tendency. Alcohol is Responsible for Much of Our Insanity, Much of Our Poverty, Much of Our ( rime. PRISON COMMISSIONERS IN MASSACHU SETTS REPORTED TH AT 95 PER CENT. OF THOSE WHO WENT TO PRISON IN 1911 HAD INTEMPERATE HABITS. ^ KT THE PUBLIC SAYS:—We need the Revenue from Liquor. THE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW -HOW SMALL IS THE REVENUE i otnpured with the OoM* of Carrying th** Wreckage. Your Money Supports this Wrocka««. Your Will Allows It. Your Indafforcnc* Endanger* Your Nairn. Vica i* w %• rg «tf W » M » ■« .Notice ;.f «■.».»%.* trir Thr {■rwmf u r ** # if<ra!r * ' h* '*« e t * # c - i *4 ! N. f r* 1 ! 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The Healing Springs High School will begin the new session on September 8th, with Prof. Z. L. Madden, of Flor ence, as principal. Misses Lottie L. Callison and Florrie Mae Smith, of Bishopville, are the assistants. Messrs. B. L. Easterling, R. A. Dea- son, V. S. Owens, and S. B. Moseley will leave this week for White Oak Springs. They will make a personally conducted tour of points of interest in and around this famous health resort. The People is indebted to Mr. Arthur Sanders for a "rattlesnake” watermelon over two feet long. This is Mr. Sanders’ second watermelon gift of the season and hi* thoughtfulness of the town- dwellers is greatly appreciated. Col. Harry D. Calhoun has an adver tisement in thia issue of The People that should be interesting reading to investors in Barnwell County real es tate, both town and country property. He has a number of valuable tracts of land for aak. In addition to some desir able residences in Barnwell. Give it a Life, Accident, CYCLONE LIGHTNING A N D . Live Stock INSURANCE, —At Lowest Rates In-- Strongest Companies -OFFICES AT- THE BASK OF BARNWELL .INSURANCE. FIRE INSURANCE LIFE INSURANCE HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE LIVE STOCK INSURANCE SURETY BONDS lb* • urWt »<Ae' oypkjkcd i • a*, r »b* t>* Vgk. rvkt Nk** xA Bcvtrege* K\ th* ctumr A th* rWetwn th* man • grrt an<i C',*rk mukt pro* *»<J pvibx » to open th* beikrf t*>i*k *nJ count th* beikrf* thereie. aeC confinu* • (thoui *d/ournm*nt until th* kkev* t« ro«n;w*t *d end nvkk* • kUtenent of th* rr*ult and kwn th* kkm* Withir thre* day* th*r*an*r th* Chairman of th* Board u* ktxn* ufi* designated by th* Hoard mu»t d*liv*r to th- Comnuaaionrr* of Uectioo th* poll liat, the boxrt contain mg th* ballots and written statements of the result of th* election The following Managers of Flection have been appointed to hold the elec tion at the various precincts in the county kl ktai w **f —. w> rMk k*-: ktm>*wa ■*Sk/ IW SH Sr. i k—-• e«rfw.*» ol •%m hk*. W <. — W - k. ■ ' th»l W, 4M-! k^f —k* V—f — mw ;•<*'< .*»f* x4 rm *m>» u *m h*kt at hkraevi: m T •%0 IMS U» Sa*-kK MSI »rv*- ikbJ k! I. V »a-a W lb* l>-*— m* W wtmm k j** f sat iwy k*t« «kt tW •ate) k.1«. th-akl l* **%*«*•: <# »»* a»dr* mj Kai-1 'b* «4lk dat at sak. l>omia: lets J K avrixivii. TV*ai* Joda* FuNwh-1 n Tns Btatksix rt»>ns, a guwi 7ih. ieu BARNWELL INSURANCE AGENCY W'll.L INSfHE YOUR LIFE. YOUR INCOME, Y0UR H0ME, YOUR 8T06K Insurance of every description and Surety Bonds wntten at lowest rates in old line Companies. JOHN K. SNELUNG, MANAGER. For Sale. Allendale—J P Boyles, W A Chavous. A T Allen Baldoc —Dick Ash, Lucius Bennett, F * cr **- * n d bounded S Owens , by lands of G. E. Barnwell—J G Moody, W V Richard son, Charlie Brown Blackville—F P Groves, C C Storne, P B Sweat I offer for sale my plantation situated in Barnwell County near the Town of Barnwell conUuniqg one hundred on the north Birt, on the east by lands of G. E. Birt, on the south by lands of J. R. Carrol and on Tax Sales. State of South Carolina, \ County of Bsrnwell. 1 LATE the west bv lands of J. R. Carroll. The Bull Pond—Henry Flowers, Lawton place is in a high state of cultivation, Box, W C Gray. ^ ^ ^ i has on it a good dwelling house with Jo^Baidey - '^ ^ Parker, T 0 Davis, j our roomg t new tenant house, Robbins-Charlie Turner, S J Bailey, barn and st » ble > and a t 00 * "e* 1 <> f R A Griffin. water. Place can be bought cheap, Kline—G C. Best, A B Appleby, C W. All old line Stock Companies. Per. tonal Httention given to all buslnesa in- crusted to my care If I can serve you in any of the above lines, give me a call. Office in Harriaon Block, Main St. .Wm. McNAB. Subscribe to The People. Pate. Dunbarton—T J Hiers, J F Anderson, J M Rountree. Tinkers Creek—Pat Parker, J N Folk, Jim Davis. Sycamore—J A Lightsey, J C Mayer, 0 D Allen. Ulmers—G A Best, J W Blount, W 0 McCaskey. Millett—G D Kirkland, B W Peeples, William Sease. Williston—C H Smith, A E Owens, G C Matthews. Elko—J T Youngblood, Lawton Bates, Jesse Hutto. Hercules—Buist Grubbs, Arthur Still, J D Miles. Fairfax—Tom Wilson, Cleo Sanders, B F Loadhold. The managers at each precinct named above are requested to delegate one of their number to secure boxes, tickets and blanks for the election, at the Supervisor’s office at Barnwell, on Saturday August 16th, 1913. M. Manning, T. F Hom S. A. waT and is a bargain to any small farmer, or one who wants to engage in specu lation in real property. For terms, apply to M. D. Corley, Denmark; S. C. or James E. Davis, Esq., my attorney Barnwell, S. (j. Notice of Flaal Discharge. 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- missory. L. P. Williams, Executor, Hattie B. Staley, Executrix. July 19, 1913. By virtue of sundry tax execution* to me directed by J B Armstrong, county treasurer, I hive levied upon and will sell on Monday, the first day of Septem ber, A. D. 19l\ at 12 o’clock M , it be ing salesday in said month, the follow ing real estate, to-wit. One lot in Barnwell township, bound ed North by George Butler, South by Jeff Green, East by Julia Duncan, West by Jim Holman. Levied upon as the property of Susan Key. Also: One lot in Barnwell township, bound ed on the South by Handy Wright, West by R. A. Ellis, North and East by Southern Railway, public road and K. A. Ellis. Levied upon as the property of Alice Lark. Also: One lot in Barnwell township, bound ed on the North by William Phbnix, South by Willis Allen. East by Llddie Meyers, West by M. B. Hagood. Levied upon as the property of E. M. Tilly. Also: Two lots and two buildings in Syca more township, bounded on the North by Center Street, South by lot of Grif fin, West by Flat Street, East road Avenue. Commissioners of State and County j M f* MrOekrv Elections for Barnwell County, S. C Quested 8. C.. Julv 9tte. W13. indebted to the New Wheat Floor, New Pansy Wheat FV Try a*dL J JL to the JofjE. by Rail- Levied upon as the property of H. K. Cook; taxes for 1911 and 1912. Terms of sale cash; purchasers to pay for papers. J. B. Morria, Sheriff of Barnwell County. Barnwell, S. C., August 12, 1913. i Advertisement.) “La* Yea FargaL” Thk is jnat to remind yon that I am prepared to do all kinds*/ ptambo* in P W &c SUMMER CUT-PRICES.. $1.25 Children’s White Canvass Strap Pumps sfr^ U P to - 98c. $1.00 siz^s up tolls..88c. $3.50 Ladies Pumps and Ties, special close out $1.78 $3.50 Ladies Gunmetal, Pat. and Vidi Pumps $2.90 K.J $1.25 Fancy Sun Shades 79c. Lemon Bros., BamwtU, S. C zsirizyss