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C. u^7 When Mr. Sykes realized that he had been politely, but effectively ejected from the great Emporium* of Substitutes and Letters with no redness, his Western blood warmed almost to the boiling point. “Just to think, T have been spending hundreds of dollars each year with this Arm and the only person that would speak to me in the whole bloomin' concern was a guide,** Mr. Sykes said to a bystand er. “Where is Mr. Tally?** asked Mr. Sykes. “Beat it back to the pumpkin-patch, and don’t lose any time, these people haven't the time to be bothered with 'nuts' from the spend a little loose change with them, do ing to take you home with them and introduce you to their families? Well, I should tty not Beat it. Rube, and writ# your wants," said the stranger, who was also a paid watchman. Oa his way heoM Mr. Sykes pondered over the situation. That bunch would be a fine lot to get help from if you needed it, he mused. At the BMet- iag the following day Eli Barnes listened to Mr. Sykes' account of his trip ia amassment They certainly write the prettiest letters I ever read; 1 deal sat how thoy coaid troat you so,” ho said. of it,- answered Mr Sykes. 1 have baoa a mo ttvMMIloa oa a» o>wa motbL aui I Bad that oa* and every mortgage given hy as has hosa discounted and to sow held hy the saam talevvets that own the mail order h<mee I have arranged with the Need*ill# Hank, thrt.a^h Mr McNeil, to take up my mortgugaIflonal pay it tff My advice is far uo all to ge hack Red Cross. Buy Liberty bonds! J. H. SANDERS. BLACKVILLX 8. C. Drug*, Toilet Article#, J. R. MYRICK. The Home Furm.h •LACK TILL*. K C THRIFT AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS A safeguard against advenity. purchase means a bullet, needs vour aid. r* TV. pU* If. Behan wao la Chicago to a net seeing of in ms Mr, Mo* BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY. uNoarrAaani acrrum had left tte scare that wifi WEISSINGER’S PHARMACY. ■LACK TILLS, a C BLACKV1LLE HARDWARE CO.. •LAcmmuL a c wca wtaa. ramms setanam m*T< BTovmjuwcaa aamoauTaa mo cssaa Man* annas a*d eixaoea Bast Brands of Paints and Oils AT ALLENDALE AUTO SUPPLY CO.. ■Atar r. joboan. r*«#.. IsTmAii WLCAMtzmc all woax nsnr ux wosk esasAirnas a is A>ra «ATsa SAmans tmtsd rsm OASOLIKB AMD OILS or rATTsas bats svaaT HENRY WOLPPO CO. aawasui a c GOOD LUCK CO. ALL KM DAL*, g C STOP. LOOK. ... LISTEN! For D. Winoker's, the uptodate Ladies Store D. WINOKER. BLACKVILLE. S. C. LYRIC THEATRE / SLACKV ILLS * C ' — TB^^wram^, j * BABT I.-SLL’BSLAZBS BA VMM.* Maudoy. May tl*. ( HARUITTR B ALREB la "SUmr 4th af the Beveu Deadly I Tumday. May MB. MACK HEN NETT COMEDY.—Aba an OHeary Story. Wodno*ay. Mar Itth. MA\NING gad WAlXAt E McDONALD ia HI*EC IILATION See our full line of Voiles, ifetas and Gmghar ■P W. A. ALL * SON HP Norses, Mules. Buggies and Harness a Specialty. ALLBNDALB a SIMON BROWN’S SONS. Blackville, S. C. A. N. GARBER WILLISTOX. a c. ‘vj; jt LIGHTSEY BROS. HARDWARE CO.. Inc. . FAIRFAX, a C. C The place where you get anything you call for, and the very best at lowest prices. By buying your Drci* Good*, Dry Good*, Ladic*' and Gentle- men's Suits, Shoes, Hats, Furniture, etc., from us you will save enough to BUY LIBERTY BONDS. < . Hardware, Farm Implements, Mill Supplies, Harness, Saddlery, Paints and Oila, Harvesting Machinery Buggies and Wagons Ford Supply Station and Auto Accessories. A heavy rain fell throughout this section on Wednesday morning of last week, doing considerable damage to crops in some sections of the county. The weather for the past few days has been clear, however, and the farm ers have been doing excellent offensive work against General Green. Candidates’ Cards. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. A Card from Mr. Byrnes. Washington, D.'C., May 18, L918 Editor, Barnwell People, Barnwell, S. C. My dear Sir:— Mr. Edgar A. Brown, as County Chairman has officially advised me that at the recent County Contention war in which our country is engaged, and are determined that, disregarding all differences, they will join hands in presenting a united front and in giving unstinted support to the President and to the Congress. r Respectfully yours, James F. Byrnes. * adv. amination blanks. These blanks, prop erly filled out by the applicant, should be filed with President Johnson by July 1st. Scholarships are worth $100 and free tuition. The next session will open September 18, 1918. For fur ther nformation and catalogue,' ad dress President D. B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. C. Notice of Election. SPECIAL NOTICES. s B ♦ One cent a word. * charge, 25 cents. Minimum * * •Wm. McNAB. . Representing Fire, Health and Accident Insurance Companies. FOR SALE. Announcement. Having served the people of the county the past two years in the low er house of the General Assembly, and I believe faithfully, I hereby announce my purpose to stand for re-election, and hereby submit my candidasx-to trath fRe Bemocrmtlc voters in the coming primary election. I pledge myself to support the nominees of the party. Jaa. E. Davis. FOR MAGISTRATE. a Resolution was adopted commending me for having voted for the War Res olution and for having supported the administration in the prosecution of the war, and I use this means of ex tending to the members of that Con vention my appreciation of their in dorsement, and my assurance that I shall continue to give to the adminis- bn toy wholehearted support" The statement has frequently been made in the press of Germany and by men in this country that the Congress in adopting the War Resolution did the views and T^WINTHROP COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE . EXAMINATION. At Fear Mile The fee the of The examination for the award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col lege and for'the admission of new stu dents will be held at the County Court House on Friday, July 5, at 9 A, .M« t i also on Saturday, July 6. at 9 A. M„ for those who wish to make up by examinations additional units required f >r full admission to the Freshman Class of this institution. The exam ination on Saturday, July h will be used only for making admission units. The scholarships will be awarded up on the examination held on Friday. MM Ib Applicants most not be leee I Jib i to those at this • taman - es- A petition having been filed in ac cordance with ' section 1742 general school law of 1912, notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the Kline School District No. 34 on Friday, May 24, 1918 for the purpose of determining whether or not a spec ial school tax of two (2) additional mill* Khali be. levied in the above named school district. The said election shall be conducted as is provided by law for the holding of general elections. The polls will be opened at Bank of Kline, and the fol lowing trustees are hereby appointed managers of election: J. A. Jenkins, Victor Lewis, J. L. Bradley. . Those favoring the proposed levy shall cast a ballot with the word "Yes- written or printed thereon; and those opposing th* proposed levy shall cast s ballot with At weed "Me" wvtttan LpST.—Between W. L. Cave's farm and residence of Mr. P. M. Buckingham in Barnwell, gold watch and fob,.the latter bearing the initials “O'B." Re ward will be paid for return to H. L. O'Bannon, Barnwell,'S. C., FOR SALE.—100 bushels of corn at $2.0frT>er bushel. Apply to J. S. Hair, Elko, S. C., R. F. D. No. 21 FOR SALE.—Shingles, oats and hay. Apply to Farmers Union Mercantile Co., Barnwell, S. C. 4*11—tf FOR SAUL—Job Work of any kind—-from a visiting card to a dooble- S t circular. Sand at year orders. t Fsepls, Barnwell, 8. C FOB Mention given all business LHflce tn Harrison Block, Main St. Barnwell, S. C. Money to Lend Brown & Bush . Lawyers. General Practice. Money to lend st 7 par cent for any length of time. "wide promptly. HORACE J fee Ct 8* af ft C Mey 14, ttU MR* R C