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• HRRB AND HBRRAB0UT8. • Mr. J. J. R*y, of Healing Springs, was in the city Monday. 1 Mr. C. P. Rizer, of Olar, was in the city on business Monday. _. Mr. T. J. Grubbs, of Rosemary town ship, was in the city Monday. Mr. Brown Calhoun was the guest of relatives in the city last week. _Jlr. Jamea J. Springs,'was in the ci of Healing Monday ,* A fine boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. D ; C. Reynolds, of Lamar, last week. Mr. Pier jG. Sanders, of Allendale, spent Sunday in the ^ity with friends. Mrs. J. R, Harrison is visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. C. Reynolds, in La mar. -V Mr. G. Duncan Bellin'ger, of Cdlum- bia, was among the visitors here last Attorney J. Emile Harley, of Barn well, was here today;—Bamberg Coun ty-Times. AN INFORMAL RECEPTION. Williston Ladles Invited tOr^eet Na tional Officer of U: D.Vof 1812. Williston, March 3.—Mrs. W. S. * [TEarle of Chicago, one of the national -officers.of the United States Daugh- t£rs r .pf 1012, has recently been on a visit South, accompaniedr by Mr. Earle. While here she yisited Mrs. R. M. Mixson, State President, at her home in Williston, Mrs. Mixson in vited a number of ladies to meet Mrs. Earle at an informal reception, where Mrs. |Carle gave a most interesting talk on the unprecedented growth of the order during the past year and the objects of the organization. r South Carolina being particularly, rich in history not properly recorded and though this State furnished so large a quota: of men to the War of 1812, their descendants are just wakin^*tt> the importance of joining the society and making an effort to preserve to Mr. R. E. Woodward and son, of Rosemary township, were visitors here Monday. posterity the deeds of their forefath ers. It is to be regretted that Mrs. Earle could not remain and be more generally heard and known. She pos sesses a charming, magnetic person ality; is an unusually interesting and forceful speaker and brilliant woman. She was most interestted in Mrs. Mix- son's 1812 relics—left her by thfe com mandant of the military district of ! which South Carolina then formed a part. Mrs/* Earle expressed herself as being pleased with the progress of the work in South Carolina. Supt. Z. L. Madden, of the Black- ville High School, was in the .city, on ' business Saturday. ’ Messrs. John Reynolds and McDa- vid Horton, of Colutnbin, were yisi- tors here last week. Messrs. Eugene Boylston, Herman and Isadore Brown, of Black vide; were’ ii* the city Monday. ** . Moat everybody that's anybody is going to be in Bantwell on Field Illy. Are YOU coming? . Capt. C. II. Mathis and Mr. Frank Walker, of Blackville, were among the visitors here saietday. Monday was saleaday, but <m count of the cold weather there not many visitors, here. Major P. J. Drew Is in the city this •bowing his splendid line of shoes to local merchants. $ • ‘ ssHmaspoulsn *e , - a s ■ 11 ^ 0 ii mm 9 Ml am • iff* > 1 ft Wil. t 'PVHIVIUIIVr^BTtOTl OT flBr* mony l^-lgv No. 17, A F. M , will be held this I Thursday I evening. Dr. F. II. Huggins is moving this week into his new quarters on the comer of Main and Wall Streets. • AN EXCELLENT MEETING. New State Highway Act Explained to [Healing Springs Association. , Mr. C. W. Rents, Jr., cashier of the Comim rrial #Bsnk of Blackville. was I here last, week.—Bamberg County Times. • . Mr. John Simm*. who is attending college in Charleston, e »me up to Bam* well last week for the ^imms-Oliphsnt wedding. In arconlance with -an established custom, Sunday. March 18th. will be observed in. Barnwell as_**Go-to- Church Sunday.** * Quite a number of Barnwell people went over to Williston Sunday after noon to hear an address by Dr. 1L N. Snyder to men only. Messrs. J. L. Augley aryl S. O. Bar ker, of Ulmer, were in the city on busi^ ness Wednesday. They are now oper ating a saw mill at Ulmer. Jas. E. Davis, member of the Barn well Bar and also a member of the House of Representatives .from Barn well County, was here last week.— Bamberg County Times. ' . Major J. Anselm Mt'yer, of Meyer’s Mill, was in the city Monday. He ift making preparations for the annual reunion of Camp Morrall . on April 20th. The program will be published later. ' * . t ' n 9 * Sound- Advice to^-the-State Highway Commission. Special to The People. Healing Springs, Marsh .5.*^-The Healing Springs Improvement Associ ation held ita Tegular meeting Friday afternoon, the 2nd inst The Hon.R P. Searaon, of Allendale, addressed the audience, hia subject being the we State Highway Art and ita importance to this county. At this bill has just been .enacted, the information wi timely. Me urged the people to take advantage of this opportunity for bet ter roads, sad only by concerted ac tion can this be done. At the dose of Mr. Pearson's ad dress. Miss CUffort Barratt, the Home Demonstration Agent, gave a demon stration in soap making. * She also fa vored her audience with several read ings, which were very much enjoyed Healing Springs has a literary so ciety in connection with the school The society meets every Friday after neeu and the hops and gttfe an trained to recite, reed and to conduct a meeting of any kind. This training will be of estimable value in later life for it gives the beys and girls free dom from embarrassment in appear ing before the public. The next regular meeting of the Association will be held April 6th, at 3 o'clock. MRS. SANDERS ENTERTAINED. Was He»tes« at a Dinner Party ia Hon or of Visiting Young Ladies. QUALITV AND SESFIVTCE2 •You are cordially invited to, visit our store and inspect oiir line of Spring Coat Suits. We have just received advance shipment of Spring Oxfords for men and women x • . • ' - - . v ; - ' • • ' -k Our buyer-has just returned from the North, where he bought an exceptionally beautiful line of Spring and Summer Dress Goods. HARMONY LODGE No. 17, A. F. M. A regular communication of Harmony Lodge No. 17, A. F. M., will be held in Masonic Temple on THURSDAY, March 8th, at 7:30 oYlock. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to at- - P. W. PRICE, W. M. . Wm.McNAB, Sec. * a § The . Mamwell regular II Lodge Ne. .It, of K. of P, will be held *t their _ Hall on First and Third Fri day nights at 8 o'clock. A full at- By order o* jHTaRMSTRONG. C. C. Wm MrN.b, K. R. * 8. • • • • • • ••••••• SPECIAL NOTICES. One cent a charge. 38 cents, Three tions for the price of two. Jl’ST RBCEIVED.^Three ear loads of hay and one car lead .of seed oaU. Prices light. Farmers Union Memm- tile Ce^ Barnwell. 8. C. 8-8 FOR HALR^-Onr Mathuskek square piano, ebony case, in first class condi tion. Examination invited. No reas onable offer refused. Address P. 11. Box 3f2. Barnwll. 8. C. 2-15-tf. FOR HALE.—18 8. C. White Leg- h*>rn eggs from good stock at 81. J. II. Brabham. Allendale, 8. C. Fairfax. March 3—Mr*. George D. Sanders was hostc*H at a dinner party onTucuday e-ening at her love ly home in rompliir*ht to her guests* Misses Beulah, Cuci'e and Carrie Jen kins of ftiarlesion. Covers .wefe laid tyr 16 and a six course dinner was served. At its con clusion. the remainder of the evening was spent with games and music. The Misses Jenkins have* been the recip ients of much attention during their visit here, i Miss Beulah McNomar, reader apd entertainer, gave an entertainment un der the auspices of the Aid society of the Baptist church on Monday ev^n-. ing in the school auditorium. J^ho was assisted by Mrs*. E. A. McDowell and Miss Helen McDow’ell with* piano, vio lin and vocal numbers. The evening was nn artistic,and -financial success. An enjoyable occasion of lest Fri day evening w-as a “tacky party” giv en by the ladies of the Methodist church in the Masonic Hall. A large crowd attended and entered* hearUl^'$ into the spirit of the occasion. Mrs. | John Harter was awarded the prize j A for the tackiest lady present and Ray- i mond Hammond won the men’s prize. ■ 2* it J| ft RKTRIYED.—Three car loads of hay and one car load of seed oats. Prices right. Farmers Union Mercan tile Co., Barnwell, 8. C. ** ,3-8 1*0K SALE.—!00 bushels Webber No. 82, Extra Staple Cotton Seed. Price 81.80 per bushel. This cotton brought 27 cents s! the climax of the market. Address Jgmes J. Ray, Blackville, S. C. ' 1-4-tf. * Notice to Credi ors. Notice is hereby given to all and singular the creditors of Geo. F. Light- sey, deceased, to tile their claims, auly itemized and verified, with the under signed Administrator, forthwith; and all persons indebted to said- estate will make payment forthwith to the undersigned. *. - / (Signed) M. O. Kinard, / • - . Administrator. Ehrhardt, S. C., Feb. 27, 191J. .11 il' I .. ..M. I. —I. ..1.1 I I.-., II. .Il.l. We are also’showing a nice Selection of Ready-to-Weaf Street Hats for Toadies ‘The Dry Goods Merchant. BARNWELL, S. C. NOTICE! OUT OF THREE CARLOADS OF PAIGE AUTO- * * * % w y ■MOBILES RECEIVED JUST AFTEII CHRISTMAS. WE HAVE ONLY TWO WIDE-GAUGE (60 INCH) e * CARS LEFT. AS IT IS VERY IMPROBABLE THAT WE WILL BE ABLE TO SECURE ANY MORE 60- INCH TREAD MACHINES IT WILL BE TO THE AD VANTAGE OF PARTIES WHO ARE UNABLE TO U8B THE NARROW TREAD CARS TO CALL AT ONCE AND LET US GIVE THEM A DEMONSTRATION. AS THESE CARS ARE PROVING VERY POPU LAR-IN THIS SECTION IT MIGHT BE WELL FOR * a PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS TO PHONE OR WIRE I us at 0NCE.^^m|||i|Hiimim^mHma THE PAIGE IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE “The Most. Beautiful Gar in America.” ❖ * * | Subscribe Now To South Carolina’s • GREATEST NEWSPAPER THE- W Refreshments were served, and a large sum realized. •* / The Columbia State “a'l^bod point when it advises the State High way Commission to avoid choosing one of its own members for a salaried of fice. As The State suggests* the High way Commission would have plenty, of precedents for doing this, but these precedents should warn it against such a course. The commission has not yet been organized,' and except for fhose v members who hold their places on ft ex-officio, its personnel is not known. The suggestion of The State rbqies. therefore, at a\ime whvn. it fan give" offense, to kio one ami 41 .ought to be respected. The coiymission must have- - complete public ronfidefire if it is to accomplish results. /We agree with The State that “nothing could do more lo dsaiiof ioiifti>eno tn than the evidence of a to parrel out plums to itae!f *V Free Delivery for Allendale. AJlendale, March 5.—Through the efforts of Dr. J, E. Scarson, postmast er of Allendale, the town wilj soon* have a free delivery system installed. Mr; Thomlinsbn. the ^ovbrnment in spector, visited the town recently and passed favorably upon the conditions rbfluired by the government. The-town au(booties have agreed A to fo-operate with the postmaster in* having the houses numi»ercd and side walks put into the required condition. Much interest K*rs been manifested recently in the app.*oieh bf the, boll weevil* and the Civic Leagpe of the town have taken up the matter, and have, arrange'! Jio haye rUmson ex-^ peris addmt a gather! ng of fitiiens at aa early date. ^ «a yarn JOB WOR£ Columbia Record s BARGAIN PERIOD RATES ' v Now in Effect. | Daily & Sunday $4 l £ * w 12 Months. .'{* | Daily Only - $3 ♦ . 12 Months. '!* Save $2.00 by Sending & in Your* Subscription | Now. You should keep in constant , 5* touch with all the important news events of the world. The nation, the* State and your com- 7 infinity.. To do this you should •{• subscribe today for .THE | Columbia Record:: Opposite Court House, Barnwell, S. G. ■ '' : / : :—• — ,— ■* -— • ' ' . T~' y‘ . RUB OUT with^good oil liniment. TKat’s the suredt way to stop them. The beat rubbing liniment ia A LINIMENT Good for the Ailments of Horse*, Mule*, Cattle, Etc. Pain*, Rheumatism, Sprains, . Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. ■ Ml a At all Dealers. There Is more Catarrh In this section of the country than all other disease* put together, and for years it was sup posed to be Incurable. Doctors pre scribed local remedies, and by constant ly falling to cure with Tteal,treatment, pronounced Jt Incurable. Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly influencea by con stitutional conditions and thereforegre- qulres constitutional .treatment Hall Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F: J. Cheney & Cq., Toledo, Ohio, Is a consti tutional remedy. Is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars reward IS offered for any case that Hall’s Catarrh Cure falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. - F J. CHENEY <& CO.. Toledo. Ohio. Sold by Druggists. 75c. Hall’s Family PUIS for constipation. \ I Thin offer only lasts * short < ► time «.I with remit FOR RENT—Fumished ^ rooms, electric lighfs, hoi and cold both. Cen trally located; next door to Bank of Apply to B. P. C Notice' is hereby given that tfie un- ffcrsigiietl will on Monday, February 26th. file with Hon. John K. SneUings Judge of Probate for Barnwell Coun ty, bis final fetum as Executor of the vsta'e of M^illism fadphinr-and Apply for Letters Dismiaamjr. C. R. Golphin, . /ar.uary », 1M7. Exmitor, * See dr write us for Selection Package of anything in th« line of PRESENTS for WEDDINGS, PERSONAL GIFTS OR-O^N USE. . , A SINGLED DIAMONDS or DIAMOND JEWELRY. WATCHESr^LOCKS.-. STERLING U^V.*y' * " * V - ' ' . f f CUT GLASS ANiKART GOODS. JEW ELR Y of the newer patterns, both in plajn and fancy jewelry. WE ONLY HANDLE SOLID AND GENITINF rifNnnc compete Orders filled at