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I \ * y > a ■ HARMOM LOrHriR St) 17 A. F M '. A of Hirnamj l.-W. So 17, A r * wll. „ ^ “‘"'c or. ThurwJfc) ^ corll., ‘ f; k atu vr ^ J^McN.b, 8.." " - Tar rt-jruiar mertlti* ot P.rnm. II Lo.tjrr No lo, Kni(tht» of pvihia^ will hr held at tfcflr Hall l-rt i i irZ\ " n •■ '"■t ami ntilnl Friday nitrhu «t ^ ^rfVk. A — atusudanco is rrqat(<trd By ordered VN . C JKN^NINGS, c. C. Wt D- McNAB. K. R. a 9. Chain Gang Notice. The chain gang sections this week are: No. 1 at Limber Bridge on Ulmer road. No. 2 at Morris Ford on Allendale road. W. V. Richardson, G. J. Diamond, ''Clerk Supervisor. HERE AND HEREABOUTS. Mr. Norman Anderson spent Sunday in Columbia. Miss Rosa Harley, of Wagener, spent Sunday here with relatives. The Rev. A. E. Evison went down to Estill yesterday Wednesday . J. Emile Harley, Esq., was called to Blackville on business Tuesday. Misses Pauline Richardson and Eliza Kirkland spent Sunday in Blackville. Mr George Easterling, of Florida, is visiting Barnwell relatives and friends Mr F H Richardson is bark from a ^a\ of two wteks at Tate Springs, "'Tenn Mr \Y I. ( v ’as -• t..’-ni-'i f-M Tat*- Springs, w hi h.*- sp. n’ a , (,up (■ r w ct-ks Miss Louise K.r.. . and •.' \t an* V .s;t,-d ’’••l.ltlV ("s .i';,: -ds : Bar:, a • . jst Vft ft- I- ft Misv !\ \ 1 i .ft •- ft V, ,• .••• • ..• 'I, '-"ii'in. Mrs > \\ an:s agt * h ,s w ft-i ft V’ . * . v . s :.. * •* *v#- C , s , < ■ • .1 i • • ,i v. , •• • M.. * • * •• • 1 ‘ft j'*. • r V. • • - - - - M -ft- • '! • • , * , * j t » . . t » . . ' r * . 1 1 ' ' 1 l • » ' | • v. , • • A * * . * ' r- , , , « A . « ► * v • • • | , . 'ft ' • .v .•• • . . ft , . .ft •• V ! 1 A 1 * j * . » • • . ' ! t 1 ' r " * j 1 , y • • • • n'- !• • \: - ' ' * • r* 1 v •• • »•. . .. . -5 T * *y * H I . •v At* * hi*’ A* v i * .' 4 i ^ * ■••- a * ' ' * * * ' M , ’ * ' \ p. .• i * • •••ft ft’jft »■ T ft *» ^ r n ^ * ,ra.‘J . •: r ’ • f m; - The many fnrnd* of Miaa Lula Paa rock, daughter of (.'apt Georjfe W Peacock, will learn with regret that her recovery from an attack of typhoid fe\cr is very slow The stockholders of the Farmers' 1 nion Warehouse Company w ill hold their annual meeting next Monday, Sept. 1st, in the directors room of the Home Bank of Barnwell. Both Senator John L. McLaurin and Col. Leon M. Green deny the story that the latter will conduct a publicity bureau in the interests of the Senator's campaign for governor next year. Messrs. J. R. Harrison and W. W. Brown, of Sycamore, were in Barnwell Saturday on business. Mr. Brown gave the week a pleasant ending by joining the growing People family. The many friends of Mrs. W. D." Hartzog, of Elko, Route No. 1, will learr\ with regret that her health ne cessitated her return to the Aiken hos pital for treatment Sunday. It is hoped that she will soon be fully recovered. The Rev. A. E. Evison requests us to announce that the sessions of the Sun day School of the Episcopal Church, which have been suspended during the heated term, will be resumed next Sun day. There will also be the morning service. In an interview with Mayor Harley Tuesday night, a representative of The People was told that arrangements have been made to do some permanent work on the streets of the town within the next two weeks Mr. Harley says that it will he useless to attempt anything until after a good ram and we agree with him in this The condition of Turkey Creek hill will he greatly im- proved and repairs made on other streets of the tnwn that need them Ma\nr Harley is right in wishing to make the improvements permanent DRATES Gaw to Hoc RowacA. Elko. Aug 2f> —On Sunday. August 10th, God in his infinite wisdom, called from her earthly home Mrs Ida Givens, wife of Mr J B. Givens, of Rosemary township. This call was not unexpected as she had been in declining health for sever al months and for a few weeks previous to her death had been confined to her bed. These weary weeks of suffering were borne with Christian patience and a realization that Gad would soon sum mon her to dwell in the happy realms of eternity. All that loving hands could do was done for her relief but God’s time had come, and a loving friend, a kind neigh bor and one always willing to minister to the sick and suffering within her reach has gone to her reward. She was 52 years of age and is sur vived by her husband, two sons and a daughter, who in her death sustain an irreparable loss. The touching funeral service was performed by Rev. W. M. Jones, of Williston, and her remains laid to rest in the family burying ground near her home. The sincerest sympathy of many friends is extended to ttm bereaved husband and children in this hour of sorrow. LATE SUMMER CUT-PRICES.. 11.25 Children’s White Canvass Strap Pumps sizes up to 4s 98c. #1.00 sizes up to 1 ls__88c. $3.50 Ladies Pumps and Ties, special-close out $1.78 $3.50 Ladies Gunmetal, Pat. and Vici Pumps $2.90 $1.25 Fancy Sun Shades 79c. Lemon Bros., Barnwell, S. C. j KING COTTON IS HERE I THANKS - | HOME BANK + + Will Handle Your Cotton Checks and Drafts, and • Furnish Money for Cotton Picking A Sad Death. Mrs Boylston, wife of Mr G W .in th.v hi- mti-nds in d- as :ar ms [«js M- and Mrs F S law hast* r» ' i-ni -l h tm* af'i - a p • asMiit trip Pi N* w 'lufk and nth* r NortPim i iti»-s ’ • .n I P adi pi a M r i a . i ■ a. « <1 Ih<* " • (.* \| • l ifui H Ha i whu * a* n t'-.i’' * « a 8' .r' ! me *g,i Pv. \ ■ . ■ •• -n I- ' * -r -- f , t r . . ... • ,,. A . > , , . - ria' .*’ • IP. r ’ ■ > J •‘••pa-* ' • ‘ , ' . ' ' • • ' • - .d I • , . ’ I ' «• s • • , • . a ‘ • % P Bovlston, of Blackville. du-d at thi- home of her daughter Mrs G 1 Hair in this city, Tuesday night Mr and Mrs Boylston rnm*- down from BlackvilU- on Tuesday Pi \isit thi-ir daughP-r. anil at :!,•• t-\ filing nn-a. Mr> BovisPm at*- hourly and nothing was known of her death until Wt-dnes das morning when Dr Hair went to th* room where she and h* • husband wer* sleeping to arouse then for P r i akfast when it was learned t: ..' si • had d.ed For Sale. I offer for sale my [ilantation situated in Barnwell County near the Town of Barnwell containing one hundred acres, and bounded on the north hy lands of G E Birt. on the east hy l^nds nf G E Birt, on the south by lands of J R Carrol and on •hi west b\ lands of .I R ( arroll The plai « is m « high state of cultivation, has on t a good dwi 'lmg house with 'o.,r rurns a'’d a n« w tenant house V | All Transactions Strictly Private * — • ====== l Quick and Courteous Treatment •J* • Harry D Calhoun, President + W. L. Cave, Vice-President + N. G. W. Walker, Cashier J Wm. McNab, Asst-Cashier + during t h •• ii'ght •laftn •»•.(! Ntjll Th. ilft-alh nf M-s I-. s'.-n ftAaft • 4', r f'lM* «• gr. at » li "< k t (j h. i r fan ■ sr * •'*•' and -s a -p; arr nt v in U' > u » I • • r -a * • ;. -: . , ,, r m >a h o m ■■• t I u *-s,; i \ - w” ' at." .1 * Ms B-.ftS' A 1 » 4 ’ ' 1 ' ’ » »■ "T.N '•l i ‘ i r \ 1 ier. n-.a-fc > ( r • * i 1 *» > ! \ n- ■ a.rnr i Bi • ■ w r s i No4i«# o/ f imI [)t»< Karg* . 8 S r -, (■ . ■ . »' Nor • at a' tak.i M- M I*. t\ • ate.; . 1 »• a a»\J But . t t -.egr. was * 'WO ! • g t t 't « t .lr . the o' •*>* \ • a • tW < «»s' .jnt -a,.road • ith m • • " h. « ■ drrg s-arU» ' t s * me m Sumte' < o^r •» Swrwi* . ng The exit oner , JU' ■ ^ •'Ti i d -T 'tefg s. ,..p, , I n * n t t ' s' B• m Tlu r st1at and h'-idat s>« pt e m I» r y 4 Mr Wir-rn t a houn returned *- r >'rn Mendervmvi e sur dat morn ng a'), r spending ten dav s v t r\ pleasant 1 v a! that North ('anolina resort Sir \S H Drituan has been at G!«-nn Springs for se\i ra! da\s in atten<liiii'e upon the convention of the Glerks of of Court of this State The M uses Garvin returned to their home m \iken Sunday afta-r a pleasant week's visit to their sister. Mrs. W I). Hartzog, of Elko No. 1. Mr, F W Falkenstein returned from New York and other Northern markets last Thursday. His trip was one of business and pleasure combined. There is a dearth of interesting local and county news this week. But don’t blame the editor. It’s his business la record events, not to make news. Adjutant General and Mrs. W. W. Moore and children motored down from Columbia Friday to spend the week-end with relatives in Barnwell. (Mr, T. E. Cummings has returned from a trip to Asheville, N. C. Mrs. Cummings will remain in the mountains a while longer before returning home. Mr. H. M. Arzet, who has been in stalling a number of water systems in this section, will finish his work in a few days, and, with his family, will move to Macon, Ga. Mr. Merchant, it’s high time you were starting that fall advertising cam paign. It is the only way to make trade “pick up.” An attractive ad. in The People, the livest weekly paper in Western Carolina, will bring you re sults. REMEMBER. ? The Home Bank will gladly receive your Cotton Uheoka and Drafts, and furnish you Moaey for Cotton Picker* Quick aad PoLle Treatment —adr i n M B B« < W)« I I • v I haa: n wt aad iv v •■•- v 8 k ft"■ ,, i Brant. Ah ■ iv n.<» h<titling a man n \uga*-’j A4V h'>mr a f•» .» v! A I *• k •n.-rr 4 vt flint tu thr tha’ '"anr* »4V vtru< k b» a north tv ”-ajr Tbv nr vaid to havr aAr.rkmg h th» iMifor Mr William fki,-/ t jrn tu g» t hiv az :n and vhoulder had .v m.ivhi-d Fuevday Ah.» a urking w rtt: a tiinln-r ( art M r v Ursula Uiqx- is v tsitinf her daughter near Fairfax Miss Eliza \vaat, of Georgetown, is visiting her sister. Mrs Geo Puwell, at Ulmer The Union meeting at Kline will he represented hy M< ssrs \S W Cope, Earl Brant, W A. Harter and A. W. Manuel, of Bethel Uhurch. Ellentoo Newt. Ellenton. Aug. 2i—Joseph and W E Ashley are spending two weeks iin New York and Philadelphia. H. M. Cassels, Jr., is spending facs vacation in New York and Canada. Miss Marilu Arrington has returned from a visit to friends and relatives in Georgia. Rev and Mrs. C. W. Holly and family spent several days this week with the family of Mr. L. A. Bush. Mrs. W. D. Black, of Willistof, visited friends and relatives here this week. Mr. W. B. Cassels was in McBean, Ga., this week. Miss Louise Wilson is visiting in Au gusta. Mr. R. D. May^ts spent several days this week in McBean, Ga. Mr. S. P. Blackwell was in Augutta Sunday. Mr. P. J. Norris, of Aiken, was in our midst last week, surveying. L*rtw u * i *. Thov Buth-r Robrrt Eou^rrt Sam Johnson, l-aurmr** K»-»-lv P \ l*ai mis ter. \bnt-r Ph<«*nn. J T Tatlov Ran dolph W illiams, Koscan WTHiamv r kvi at k Mrs Agnes Combs. Ethel Harvey, Miss Elsie Smith Persons calling for these letters will please say advertised S B. Moseley. P. M. One-fourth off on Straw Hats and Canvas Oxfords. J. A. Porter —adv. Pension Notice. All Confederate soldiers and sailors of Barnwell County are requested to •meet at the Court House on the first Monday in September for the purpose ®f electing a pension board for the en suing year. Done by order of the State Board. (Advertisement.) “Leat You Forget” This is just to remind you that I am prepared to do all kinds of plumbing in a firrt-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. Notice to Debtor* and Creditors. All persons indebted to the estate of Mil ledge N. Bates, deceased, are re quested to Tnake prompt payment of w . r I.. . such indebtedness to the undersigned Mrs. J. E. Walters and little son have tn( j a n p^rgon* having claims against returned from a visit to her parents, in the aaid estate will please present the • ' . i * * h r u r 'r * ^ • cm! « 1 4. \ u ^ \i % * J* • I i * • a 'f li ■! )•./ r k -vnrlhng '.-• >' I'- • »•' *■>• tlA" • r ( .'UC'. ■« . * * n * , t*,-' j» I \ • ^ •.. - »n1 I i . ’ < ‘ f A ‘I I W ft - V • • a : ft; . ' • I «"• »"» I’i» f ’ . ft v • - < 1 ! W • rr » I ft r ■ j 1 ,r i 1 l" « I -’ftT-ft _ t ft r u ’ - V Hn«i< • i a [>« t>l» • C r aWiI a« t V I - irMt*-(.|,i| If, r-Alft*r nf Iftft ! M < ^Aifft ••<»■■%<.; ft'f -r ,U*-v!«-<; -«•■• (ft .’fti(f i-A.Hftftlt i.f ■jr 1 mdr I,fr<irvv» li l hr amir raigtinl ftnd • ■ y.mx hftft ui fc r« Ti* •gWififtt 'N» v>v*. • t’ftW- a | .« *»• , 'ftvrrj fhr vw/tvr (ir'»(A-r \ *T1 r* 1 nl t- mr HI* M i ft-r• r v l«lv ?. M’T \<ln-in.Mr«tr i Tax Sale*. Slwlr u' 'x.wj’h i ftru.ifuft i ( uu 'll i i»f B*r i' a r! / Hv v .i-twr of »unilrvr tax ft xr^utiooa to m» di r rclrd hv J B \ rtnMrtmg, count v lrt-*aur«-r. 1 bavr W*VK-d upuo and will veil on Moaidav the fir\t dav of Scptrm \ D BflX at 12 o cJock M . it ing sa»*mlwy in vaat month, the follow iuv real eatate tivwit (Hw lot in Barnwell townahip, Iviund •-d North b> lieorge ButU-r. South bv Ji ff Green. Eavt h> Julia Duucan, West hv Jim Holman levied upon aa th»- property of Susan Key Also One lot in Barnwell township, liound- ed on the North by William Phenix, South by Willis Allen, East hv Eiddie Meyers, West by M B Ha good. Levied uixm as the property of E. M niiy. Also: Two lots and two buildings in Syca- 1 more township, bounded on the North by Center Street, South bv lot of Grif fin, W'est by Flat Street, East by Rail road Avenue. 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. Morris, Sheriff of Barnwell County. Barnwell, S. C., August 12, 1913. Special Notices. FOR RENT-Four second-floor rooms, ^ furnished or unfurnished, in a desirable ‘part of town. For further information, , apply to B. Mazursky, Barnwell, Virginia. Mr. E H. Lucas, assistant state bank examiner, was in town Thursday. Milch cowi for sale ft-a-tf Apply to W T Walker, BlackvUie, S C same, properly attested, to me. J. N Bate*, Executor. August 19th, 1913. Get my price on bath tub*, lav»tone*, kitchen ainka, etc before huring. My price* are extreme It low, quabtv coo Biderad P W Price. BarxweU, S. C : im HS.f'l' iifrf nil- 51 BARNWELL INSURANCE AGENCY ‘ V\ II I. IN-UIK YOUR LIFE. YOUR INCOME, YOUR HOME, YOUR STOOK Insurance of every description and Surety Bonds written at lowest rates in old line Companies. JOHN K. SNELLING. MANAGER. i I 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. Barn well, S. C. i | New Wheat Flour, i New Pansy Wheat Flour. Try a sack. J A. Porter.—adv. MONEY TO Lh.«D. Money U* lend or flrat a)ortga(* of real eatau. H par cent Inuraat oo aaaatinla under 11000.00 T par eaat oo aaooo'* orar 11.000 00. f j.O.P Southern Railway j PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH ! Schedules Effective April 20, 1913. AKK1YAL AM) I»KI*AHTL’RKH IIAUNWKI.L, *. C. N B These schedule figures are shown as information only and are not guaranteed t ^ a m No. 23 daily frr*m Columbia to Jackaonville. 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. 1018 a. m. No. 31 daily *The Southern’s Southeastern Limited from New \ ork Id Jacksonville. Pullman sleeping cars, dining car service. 12:06 p. m. No. HD 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 car sen ice. 6:06 p. m. No. 13R 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., H. F. Cary, GPA., Charleston, S. C. Columbia, S. C. Washington, D. C. S. H. Hardwick, PTM., E. H. Coapman, VP&GM Washington, D. C. New Wheat Flour—“Pansy”—Best in it* hndory. Cheap. J. A. Porter.—Adv. (Advertisement.) k Taka# aa Expart to properly install a job of plumbing. My work is GUA RANtEED— ‘ ‘not bet ter than the best but a little better than the rest” lean furnish fixtures and install complete at a nominal price. Anything in the plumbing line at mn- >nces. P W. Price, Barnwell, S. C. Nobea of Final Dischavwe, Notice is hereby given that tl: dersigned will on Monday, Aim 1913, file with Hon. Joh/ lC gSeumg Judge of Probate for Barnwell Coun- lilrt),. , ^ tun ft 9 u * r 4 i * B of and J^n IL Strings i July 19th, im J A.