Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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azQ-d IDrafts for* Collecfiorr N. G. W. Walker, Cashier. ^ jcct to jury duty in the county in the of • year, and we will not hove any usr to retort to the seven mile lH 4mm mmm U mo, that the • who hap» the ialMsl of the r ot heart, will not consider the lai frteelow talk to MW art hereby warned not by hunting or Ashing, or ia any war, oa the lands owned snd controlled by aw: Place known os the All lUeer JfTace^Place known as the the Jwkm Beat Piece, aad that port of ?h# V ofg.rr }*mcr owned by mm. AB etolstloae will be dealt with ar• mmm4m la law • J. LAWTON BOX Iwfll receive eealed bide for the materisl in the old school house until her let., Iil7. 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Another objection is being urged upon the people is the often repeated “Night Mare,” “Rings”, Court Hous^. Rings,”—the jury will be drawn from and around the town of Barnwell; be sides being utterly false, it is contra dicted by the very terms of the act making provision for the jury. SEC- tion 13 of the county court act pro vides: “The jury commissioners as is provided by law for drawing jurors for the circuit court, shall constitute the Board for the drawing of juror? to attend upon the sessions of the county court,” snd of course this sim ply means that the jury is drawn from the whole body of the county. While discussing the county court bill this morning a party came into my uffkw irked “that the people •eying that if this court Itehed, it would hose eue set of pftl sprees who would aerie fee a Note the igueeuuce I of Mo. Six-Sixty-Six r'r-ggSBSSS m tkHB IB d# this eur A 0 thi: ef tike CaunOf «# to toOwwa As Wo ef Ml MMtf ot o eMWUB to be keil ob M f • AO##* MM» We UMtoen el • twwiy mbh far i Ml far ^—• etwiM to fata ' flwd bf f *he *f« ^wo p• mm Dycbea, Urn *« 11 Mr Jimmie Creech •is’en! tist Church, and i gt-wl mother and will U* sadly missed in the church and the community. Mrs. Creech, who was 72 years of age, had been married 52 years. She is survived by her husband and four daughters, as follows: Mrs. Sally San ders, Mrs. Lizzie Sanders, Mrs. Agnes Sanders and Mrs.”fvan Tucker; three song, Messrs. Louis, Levy and Jeter Creech, 45 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren, two brothers, Mr. G. W. Morris and Mr. W. R. Morris, and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her loss. Her remains were laid to rest on the 7th inst. in the Friendship Cemetery, in the presence of many sorrowing relatives and friends, the funeral Services being con ducted by her pastor, the Rev. D. W. Heckle. — _ A Friend. •f the stated. 1, Buurtl H of the County of Barn make known: that a special elec tion will he held in the said County of thr fourth Tuesday in Au- > 1917. at which election the establishing a county court nty of Barnwell will be i the qualified electors as sioners of Election (who hold over until their are appointed) will pro ceed forthwith to appoint the man agers of said election at the various* precincts (now provided for by law) at which election are required to be held. , Given under my hand and seal of office, this 1st day of August, A. D., 1917. v :• . iBONCIL H. DYCHES, Supervisor for Barnwell Co. grwdm Hut of clothing tvwdr t# Isaac I lam burger 4 So# of RaH*- morr. which u the only line in America backed by rr*l merchant tailoring. Every fabric U guaranteed by them a#d by bb to he all wool. They will be represented this season by an experienced rep- B vesentative who know * how to fit every figure. Whether you are ready for a suit or not, it will pay you to visit us on these days and we will be glad to see you and *how you every* courtesy. Notice of Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will on Mondby, August 27th;, 1917, file with Hon. John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate for Barn well County, her final return as Ad ministratrix of the estate of^Samuel E. Ray, deceased, and apply tor ters Dismissorv. Mrs. M. S. DeWi f T T T t T T T T T l t AN ANNOUNCEMENT We take this occasion to further announce that goods have been pouring into our store all Summer and our buyer is now* in the Eastern markets selecting the choicest of merchandise. With an increased sales force and large stocks, we feel sure we can serve our large number of satisfied customers even better than in the past. Don’t let the high prices frighten you but come to the store where goods are bought right and sold right.