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HOME BANK OF BARNWELL
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Cur Farmer Friends, Merchants, Depositors, Borrowers—both white and colored—appreciate
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the many accommodations extended to them by the HOME BANK of Barnwrell during this year,
and in the past years, and the bank is prepared 3nd willing to assist those loyal customers again
another year.
Our Motto: “If you want money, we have it. If you have money, we want it.” J
We are depository for the State of South Carolina, Barnwell County and Town of Barnwell.
HARRY D. CALHOUN
President,
NORMAN B. GAMBLE
Active Vice-Pres.
WILLIAM McNAB
Cashier.
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EXPECT RECORD
ATTENDANCE AT
BIG EXPOSITION
President Morehouse Announces
Finest Professional F’ea-
turc^ Obtained.
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A rcrorrl MltMulHnco 1« anticipated
Tor Ui>* Tri State Flxponition, which
at Savannalt Ootoler 27 mid
<*lose« Novnniher I
"JSij; t fowdn are looked for on each
day of the allow ” nay* J’realtlenr V W
'Morehouse. “Thera haa been hig in
tcreai in the educational departnients.
. < oni esslona of all kinda have been In
'unusual demand Theae thinga alwava
Indicate a Mg crowd, and if the
weather do*‘a not interfere, we will
hang up an attendance mark that will
not he beaten for yearn
"In(juirlea about the program have
iH'en received from manv persona liv
ing on the oulHktrtw of opr territory.
>»ho are planning on coming in tours.
'I wept v > ears ago- vialtora to fairs
j-arejy came more than 20 or .70 mfles
Ot is iKiaaihle to make auch a trip
1>y auto in an hour’s time The auto
mobile has revolutionieod , things.
“Knowing that crowds oan »»•
eountOd dn from long dietancea we
litre prepared an eitmordioary pro-
Bl««' > r orowds mads auch eg
peediturea possible, and profitable We
hare not hesitated to engage the fin
“•t professional features w4 could get
“Every superintendent baa worked
vv hard to make his or her department
a success WKhitdtors of live atock.
women s wOrk. ohitdren’a work and
Other editcational displays will put.up
a Mg battle for tbs premiums offered
tit The show The stHg- Is alt set for
a record-breaking eghihition “
Workmen arc putting the grounds
in shape. Karly shipments of e»
(hibkH are arriving ai the secretary's
•office.
-Tuffs Pins-
Enable Dyspeptics to eat whatever
they wish. Cause food to assimilate.
Nourish the body, give appetite.
DEVELOP FLESH
NULLA BONA
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I'itvocd at the Regular Session, llt'Ji.
lo Vmctid Section .’>27 >t the ( ode ol
Laws, IP22, Volume 2, Relating Co
Duties of Sheriffs and Treasurers as
to Tax Executions, so as to Kxteiul
the Time for Making Report on same
and I’roxiding a Penalty Therefor.
Tim following i s a correct list of
NuMti Rona tax executions, retunicil
by the Sheriff on .lunc'ffOth, llt‘24, for
fiscal year beginninp January 1st,
11)22.
Ilartiw ell 'I'ow nship
Adair, .1. S.
Adams, Kst. Hold
Adams, Cornelius
Anderson", Frank
Reasley, II. W.
Rerry, C. R.
Rerry, Croft »
Bessinger, Shelly
Rirt, Oscar
Ri-shop, Isialr
Black, N. C
Bohepart, Simmie
Brabham, .1. 0. .
Bruylmy, Henry .....
Briggs, Buist and Co., .
Brown, Lilly
ts 1.S2
n, »>. • •»
1.7,7
1.! 2
<)••> i
. L2s
L7:>
. 1.07
... 1.07
o.f >
4.«2
. 4..0
1.07
15.14
.75
Bryant, J. S. . .
Butler, Annie
Butler, ^ Alonzo
Carter, Isiah
Carter, Butler
Csive, Nathan
Cave, Rebecca
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8.21
1.87
. 5.o;
. 2.94
1.07
.. 2.U
.3.7 4
Keeler, Marti*
.. . 4228
McClendon, G. B.
_ 1.77
MomTei-G- Bva.lu 1.
1 . * f
Duncan, Lucius
l.o;
Duncan, Angus
1.07
- 'Garvin, Boyd
4.79
Gray,' Harry
4.28
Gray, Canic
. 1 4
Green, John Lewis
2.19
Hair. T. VV.
1,07
Hammett, A. K. ...
Hankinson, John
Holman, Lee
Ibdman, Frank
Howard, James
Jackson, Frank .
Johnson, Oliver *
Johnson, Carrie
Johnson, Mo-e
Johnson, (ieorge
Jones, Oliver
Jones, John
J one-, Wm. -
Kay, Hammond
McDuffie, Charlie _
Miles, L. AV . 1 —
Mooiv’s CaTc -
Moores Meat Market
Morris, John
Meyers, Albert
Simmons, Peter
Simmons,-Ossie
Six. Fyed ... ...
Odom, John
Odom, Ennis
Odom, Plain . .
Parker, Esther
Patterson, Butler
PatUTson, Dr. E. L.%
Patterson, Bill
Patterson, Evan-,
Patterson. George
1.07
4.2X
4.2X
. f>.85
. 2.19
1.07
1,12
2.19
2.94
5.10
*9.90
4.79
l.oT
1.S2
1.54
28.84
49.10
2.19
6.90
19*7
. 1.07
5.40
2.19
1.07
. 2.19
1.12
. 1.07
12.68
. 2.19
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4.28
Charleston Hotel
——(TNt < fRP-OR VTiJL) _•
( HARLESTON, S. C.
Ontrallx LiH-aitKl
R \TKS—
Room> without hath- $1.59
Room- with baths $2.09
WRITE FDR SPECIAL
WEEK-END RATES.
(’oleman, Heyward
5.05
IVessey, 1.0 e
2.74
Collins, Mamie
IT 2
Pre.S'ey, Ccdie
.1.12
Daniel. Thus
. 5.62
Pressey, I.odrck,
5.4 *
* Dorch, Peter
1.82
Pressey, Amos
v Price, A. W. ..
5.05,
Drummond, Stephen. Jr. _
^5.7.8
. ’.07
Dunbar, Richard
4.28
Riley, G. O:
- '-i* 7
DunUjr. Roek
4.7 *1 Riley. R. VV. . .
- 13.48
Dupcan, Mary
1.12
Riley, ChO'ter
1.2'
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Roberts, tieorge
'J 5.Pi
Ro1»*|ts, Frank,
5.40
MONEY TO LOAN
Robinson, Tom
1 4.77
Loans made same
day
Robinson, ( harlie
Rush, Peter
Sanders Lewis
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application received.
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W. H. H \NLON. Manager.
Send U* Your Job Work.
Reduced Summer Fares
Beginning May 15th, 1924
Round trip ticket- to principal summer tmiri-t resorts, in -the
l nited States and Canada.
Ticket- gdod for return to original starting point until Octo
ber 31>t. 1921.1
There are many recreation opportunities in the glorious moun
tain- of \V e-tern North C arolina.
“THE LAND OF THE SKY”
Let us help you plan your summer
vacation.
VoNSI LT TICKET AGENTS - »• ■
Southern Railway System
N\ . E. McGEE,
Di»i-ion Pa-s. Agent.
( olumbia. S. C.
A. H. \( KER.
Di-trict Pa-s. \genf,
( harU-ton. S ( .
Moores Cafe
Odom, Chester
Patrick, Wm.
Patrick, Garry
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4.JH
23.67
4.25
Patrick, Emma
_ 3.53
Veoples Cash and Carry
22.95
Phoeryx, Solomon
... . 1.07
Itedmond, Mrs. M. A.
. 5.99
Reid. Dave, Jr.
...: 10.96
Reid, Coprenia .
..... 14.12
Reid, Sally .
. .. 1/77
Robinson, Ben ..
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Robinson, Charlotte
1.77
Sanders, Mrs. A. H.
.. 30.01
Smalls, Mamie
Smith, Mi-. Ella
Still. K. R.
Still, Mrs. R. R. .
Strols-l, J. (i.
Tobin, Francis
Traxler, J. R.
Wragg. Mi-.- P. McD.
Total ' '
to,.’.:
. 1.77
9.9'*
l.i 7
'2.84
1.7;
. 2.1:.
10.59
-7^26 8>
Advertise in The People.
No Red Tape
HARLEY & BLATT.
Attorneys-at-Law
BarnwelL S. C.
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represents lh«“ latest achievement in
typewriter con-truciion, gi^e- the greate-t
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nieasui;e of sati-lactory -er\ice and a
qual.ity ot ^ or!, tliat_i- tm-urpassed.
CONSIDER THESE I U 1 S The Woodstock mean- more for »h
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money, has many superloi- features and excels in every particular
Price a lid Term- Most Attractive. -Ten itory i::.|iiirics “jmliiMed
Extra value makes easy . sales and . attractive* earnings
Full Particular- on Keque-t.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER CO. ,
216 W. Monroe. - Chicago. I . S \.
B. P. DAVIES, Distributor.,.Barnwell. S. ('.
Sheppard. Sol
Smith, RohtT*’
Trotti. J din .
Walker, Eddie
Walker, Agnes
Walker, I’vinee
Wall. Street f’aft
8 pi
5.51
.51
5.40
IT 2
8.05
3.75
VVeathersbee, M is. * .
t, ' ::.75
I (avis, < ’. F
Weaver, Waddie
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El/.ie, Bill
White, l.ee
5.0“.
Floyd. Jim
WilliOni-, I.emu*d
5.(»:‘,
, Floyd. A nicy
Riley, John 1
4.79
Foreman’. Jul
Wil'on. Arthur
19)7
Furman. T. J
Total
13.9.09
G*‘cger, Char
Bennett Spring- I’ow nship
Rarrett. Willie '
( ater, • John M.
Dunbar, ITetcher
Will i I s , -AV-ar+r —
1.76
7.88
4.28
T-r--4
*■' Ford. Ni-h .
Frederick, Kst. Wm.
Hill. A. M
Joseph, Hohomb
Keel. Danieb
Ladson. J. A.
Meyer. W. M. V
Robert:
Robert:
1,30
4.11
. 1.87
2,36
.34
*1.42
29.10
Snelling.
Wiliams
8. E
.. r>..) 7
Charlie v
B28
Mariah
1.87
Est. VV. I
6.69
Ro-a . .
i .■•'!
iiiij Brabhani'
1 *9.26
il '
10*5.16
Black \ ille Town-hip
Rogen, Della
Roy 1-ton. \ W ^
l-'ishbitrrv. C. K. .
Hair, M. and II ami I.. I.an
il 4 25
3.Os
18.73
caster.
.... 12:58
Hair. H. R.
13.12.
Hogg. Mary and Ev;
i» .Rules ’2. 5.5:;
Holly, Ellis
iliTi
Holman. Hester .
'v . 1.77
Holman, Ro-ton
... 10.59
Johnson, Mrs. ('. A.
. 1 ii}
1
t our M lie Tow nship
Alexander, Jim
Ashley, Wm.
Hartley, Ella
Rates, Prime
Riovvn, Dollar
Rush. J D.
Rush, Henry
Cherry, Ed.
Court nev, Cudgu .
Hankinson, Norman
Holly. Martin
Jackson. Cap.
Jones, Eddie
Scott, Jim
Stanleton. F.dmomi
Tur-wer, r Joh+v-
i;
Walker. Stephen
W allaeeT Victoria
Waltei.C May
Williamson. Alpha
Willi'. Jim
H*>ta
1.28
12.57
5.09
5.18
4.2''
11.68
5,18
1.5(1
1.97
4.20
4.88
4; 88
1.80
—5rF8
_ 5.05
13.48
« 5.18
" 1.28
1.97
6.6.s
l>o
. 6.38
4,"8
Sanders !L F.
Sanders, Shednck
Total
Red Dak Town-hip
Anthony, Frank
Berry, Meriman
Carree, Jim - ..
Conley, Taffnie
Hay, 1.. G. _ j.
Hay, Will ... . -
Hiers, Ov P.
Hill. J. A.
Johnson, Manuel
Kay, William
Marianna, Ro-a
Myers, Daisey
Mix>on, Willie
Newman, David ’ *
Odem, flames
Patterson. Allen
Peeples, Kst. Leveson
Royal. Hager
s- l-jt
Sarnlei'. Sam
Wallace, Duncan
Williams. Cepeo, ct al.
William-: Jessee
Wright, Norman ■
Total
Rithlami Town-hip.
Johnson, Dr. 11. M.
Johnson, Pharmacy
Scott, Alvin
Total . -
4.28
.(>()
4.88
8.15
‘7228
147.59
Rosemary Town-hip
’ Ashley, Jackson
( aTree. Mo'C
Carree, Wilhain
I>unbar, Mose
Duncan, r.rm-^f
1' irderick, Fredcrn k
Hickson. Pearlie , ^
Jenkins, Wick
Mitchell. P. F.
MoselcV, RoV'oy
(iedrge- Creek Township
Eubanks Jesse _
Eubanks. Est. McD.
i* cm*. 1— i he rt
Gi n il.'
M is N’am-y
.Molii ; .'. i:.
S: 1 . T • ’
stiii. c j i;, ■. .
AVaTT-i r. .'.lith<-r. . . ;—
Total •• f
1
4
4
5
.07
.77
.18
.51
.62
.2n
18
.43
Rily. W. H. and J. M.
Rowe, George
Sally, John .
Sapp, Ted
Sapp. Richard. Jr.
Savage, Sila-
Scott. Cooler
Thomas. Joe
Webb. Alex —.
Total ...
8.1 X
10.27
70.76
10.95
6.40
... 4.79
1.58
4.77
1.07
. 4.77
6.S.7
. 5.05
51
2.85
. 1.7.7
. 4.79
4.28
4.77
. » . » ,
1.37
7.
4 28
4.77
•) “* I
. 5;o2
■ 5,51
11*5.07
1.50
::6.9S
. 5.51
4*k i-9
bhbiig
4.58
1.28
3.'*o
4.2'
.!*'(
•',( i
- *7
3.00
7.28
.08
.18
,68
.18
.81
28
,68
*92.
Great ( \ prsu-- fown-hip.
R:icon. John
—ni ■ , i
(’i.ve, Lucius' .■ •
Cave, Jrm
11 endi ix. h a .
Hogg. Mrs, C.~E.-
Patei 'Oil. J.'>c Fav
l..>s
91.8*;
4.97
1.59
i
12.16
1.28
: 9.7 *1
19.77
-
Williston 3’ow nship
Allen. Henry
Allen. \\ . S. and John Martin
Raxley, H. M.
Rcllingei, Willie ^
Burges. A. M
Row map. Thad
Ri ant. Gai field _
Brown, Jam-
Rr*-u,n. Willie
Rut lei . Joe _
Cain. John , . ’ *
Calhoun, Charlie
Calhoun, Walter ;
Carter. Perry
Charlie. H. A.
11
11
.95 I
.80
1 ..'(i |
1 58
a.86
5-FT
2.51
•4228
- .i i
•l.'is
4m 7
5T 5
12*4
1.88'
Chris1<>[)h. R. I>.
5.86
Connor, Samm.e
. .. . 4.28
<’onnor, Lewis
. 7.28
Corley, Brooks
. 4.98
CoujTney; Joe
: 5.47
Danridge, .loe
.2. 5.07
1 Lmridge, Houston
. 3. 1 >
Danridge. J. D.
-
Dubose, Bill .
. 5.1'
Dudley, John
. 5.14
Eubanks, S. ^
. . 2.65
htiday, VLuk
-2 7.36
< i^ij-riH'k, S-.
* 4.7
Givens, J. E. .
. .9**
[iivgg. T. J.
Grice. VV. O.
1.98
Hallenque t, .lame'
. 5.1'
Hancock, l.ei'oy
5,07
Harley, Ren
1.9 7
Harvey. Aamn
5.07
Hightower. Janies
*7
HightoWei, Cicab-o
4.8.;
Hightower, Milledg,
59*7
Might owe:. Nat
2.6"
Holland, Lum'
1.-6
HoMeway, Marion
4. '9
Hughe'. Emmett '
1 .S'*
Hughv'. Willie
Jennings, Leroy
1 tC;
Jeuuings, E-t. Henry
- '4.:;'
John'roii, Lewis M.
1 _ _
.».:L
Johnson. Mack
, . ’9.1)9
Johnson, L. A. 1
9.03
Johnson. Wm.
. - *;.22
Johnson.* < His
- 5.07
Jotles. Mack
Tone'. Janies ..
4228
Kdcie:.', Jim
„ 4.2'
Mack. J-.hn Henry
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M a-(in. ( Yeci! ,
5.15
.VI at hey, Lewis
2.(>2
May. Jacob
5.4 7
Miins, Lizzie
8.96
Norris, l.liris
LOT
< Mom, < harlie
422'
01iv,.j. Isaac
. •>,«
().6*'
Pearson. L. M
51.9,:'
Ptepii's 1 ,—Ca:i(
:
Peeples, William
4.28
Peoples, Kst. Vnna
9.89
Porter, Wm.
jo.»>:
Porter; Mo'e-
5.18
Sally. Rerkly
- 5.1 •
Scott, Marehall
. 5.4 7
Simpkins. Luther
. ... 1994
Smalls, Jackson
. • 5.86
Swan. VV. K.
8.0 4
Trhtti. C. 11.
• 6.26
Wcinioi tz, John Neil
2:4ft
VV illinhis. (it ant
dY’.
W i.ijt(*rs. Jcoinings
5.07
V "Ung. Walker
-- rt . r )J
Jones. William. Jr.
Lci7
I /
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'Rresii,. I.attimo
I'.vans. Hill is
Simkins. Fr.lriee'
.87
.5’ 4.28
: .87
t
1 lie a 1 >0vc execution' have been ?n-
^Titl'd- by tjin* county sheriff and
found to he double* 'amtl ies, 1 moved
away, dead or wrong rniio)Ts
J. B. ARMSTRONG.
I ri'.-i-urer. Barnwadl Cmin/v.
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