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AUTOMOBILISTS HAVE |
MIRACULOUS ESCAPES
BARNWELL SOUTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER * W1L
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Occupants of Two Cars Stare Sudden
Death in the Face.
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Two parties of Barnwell County au-
tomobilists had ' miraculous escapes
from serious injury and possible death
Monday. The first accident occurred
Monday morning when Mr. and Mrs.
T. S. Cave wer^ returning from their
farm near Seiglingville. They drove
up to a railroad crossing, at which
poin^ the track is partially'obscured
by the embankment, and hearing no
sound and seeing no smoke from an
approaching train, started to cross.
At that moment a tram bore down
upon them at a rapid rate of speed,
whereupn Mrs. ;Cave applied the
brakes on her car, which stopped so
near the track that the passing engine
knocked off the bumper and bent one
of the fenders on the machine. Mr.
Cav^jumped out but his wife, who was
driving, was unable to get out of the
car until the train had passed. She
stated that in stopping so suddenly,
the engine in the automobile was flood
ed with gasoline, which prevented her
frou
Tht
day evening, oa the road
tin aad Meyer's Mill, when Major J.
Meyer aad Mrs. J. B Kirkland
Mra.
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of Keveasher:
I**hrr»KP A’kinsoa. Varaville
Haaiurl Clary* Raldork.
Dankl J. Folk, W illiston, rfd.
Win. C. Matthews, Williston.
Arthur Howard l*aUerson, Colum
bia. •• „
Shellie Black, Barnwell, rfd.
Kxldie B. Baker, Barnwell.
John Dcwis Grubbs, Blackville, rfd.
J. Gordon Pa to, Barnwell.
... Harry Walter Hutto, Hilda.
Fourth-Class Postmaster Examination
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The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
ination to be held at Sycamore, S. C.,
on November 23, 1918 as a result of
which it is expected to make certifi
cation to fill o contemplated vacancy
in the position oU fourth-class post
master at Sycamore and Other vacan
cies as they may occur at that office,
unless it shall be decided in the in
terests of the service to filhany vacan
cy by/reinstatement. The compensa
tion of the postmaster at this office
was $242 for the last fiscal year.
Applicants must have reached their
twenty-first birthday dn the date o:
life examination, with the except!
that in m State where
dared by statute to be of fall age for
all innoen at
of age on tbd dnlo of
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Barnwell County^ Honor Roll.
(CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.)
Name Post Office
Order
No.
3208
2852
2205
2495
1167
1227
1243
Serial
No.
1742 Carter, Tsiah Butler, Barn
well, C
2689 Carter, Isiah, Barnwell, C
2720 Carter, John Council, Dunbar
ton, C
94 Carter, Robert, Williston, C
179 Carter, Jamie, Fairfax, W
2613 Carter, William Edward, Al
lendale, W
1258 Carter, John Washington,
Barnwell, C ,
1278 Carter, Charlie. Seiglingville, C 1000
1Q06 Carter, Ellis, Fairfax, C 495
1599 Carter, Giles Wm. Blackville, W 497
2838 Carter, Joseph, Barnwell, C • 2928
3147 Carter, Thomas, Lyndhurst, C 2544
1781 Carter, Clarence Gordon, Al
lendale, rfd 2. W
3217 Caaey, Garfield, Dunbarton, C
3213 Caughman, Dunbarton, C
1720 Cave. Ben Hill. Barnwell, W
3092 Cave, Robert, Barnwell. C
3203 Cave, Johnnie. Kline, rfd, C
22H9 Cave. Albert William. Kline,
1194 Cave, George, Kline. C
343* Cave. Willie. “
I €*3 Cnee, Kraeet
well. W
I9TI Cave. JigL
tm Cnee. R
Ion. W
Ogee,
Cnee, frank.
im
3*73 Cnee.
1750
996
169
2427
Name
Post Office
Serial
No. .
rfd 2,W
2902 Cone, Emmett Gaddins, Ulmer
rfd 2, W _ • ,
2587 Cone, Frank, Pretto, Syca
more, W
1672 Connelly, William Henry, Al
lendale, rfd 2, W
1379 Connelly, Francis Asberry,
Blackville^-C
2573 Connelly, John Wesley, Allen-
* .dale, C
772 Connelly, Edgar Gyles, Fair-*
fax, W
1444 Connor, Simeon, Elko, rfd 2, C
505 Conway, Thomas Henry, Syca-
. more, W •
1613 Conyers, Henry, Jr., Allen
dale, rfd 1, C
2847 Cope, Julius A., Ulmers, W
800 Cope, Willie Webb. Fairfax, W
2009 Copeland, Fred, Thomas, C
722 Copeland, Poaey, Martin, r-t # C
2994 Cook, Leawood Oswald, Barn
well. rfd 2, W
Order
No.
3165
3409
1461
3130
1792
3381
2073
3194
1188
Name
Post Office
Order
No.
- 2947
1272
274
19
802
Serial
No.
2030 Daniels, Jack, Baldoc, C
1377 -Daniels, Jas. McRoy, Blackville,
. rfd, C -
1021 Daniels, Walter,. Allendale, C
72 Danridge, Joe, Meyer’s Mill, C
878 Darlington, Wm. R. Jr., Alien-
ale, W*
1386 Darnell, Joe Wyman, Elko, rfd W 3379
24^9 Darnell, Sam Jos., Blackville, W 1395
2876 Davis, Frank, Ulmer, C : . ' 2442
509 Davis, Lucius, Ulmer,-C' 774
182 Davis, Grover Lee, Fairfax, W 283
3370 Davis, Geo. Fred, Meyer’s Mill,
W
120 Dsvis, Jacob, Williston, C
303 Davis, Henry, Allehdile, C
940 Dsvis, Robert, Barnwell, C
280 Davis, Sailers B., Allendale, C
2227 Davit. Willie, Olar, C
221 Davit, Junius. Fairfax, C
1818 Davit, Jas., Meyer's MilL C
226 Davit, Adam, Fairfax, C
2270 Davit, Ram. Kline, rfd, C
805
873
1942
168
1763
1406
3458
3251
2854
, 497 Davis, Joe, Elko, rfd. C
3343 Cook, Him Martin. Snelling. W 2336 8167 Davit. Oea. Meyer's Mill. C
1635 Cook, Charlie Wilson. Barnwell, - 3186 Davit. Benj. Franklin, Dunbar-
W _ 1343| ton, W
}8B6 Conk, Goofgn, Jr- Fairfax, C 36*81 dale. W
till Conk, Honaoa Cooper. jeilHng, 11139 Ilavio. WiQnun. MnrkvMa. C
ItlSiatMl Usvrs, Mm. Moyer's MdL C
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ARmo*
• Chorlea, Ram*
KM* r44 i. C
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991 Chsooiifdwr. Mertm.
ho? €%k* »!» W dge'Rov I
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MM RaOeet. MseUeodhi.. C
2R3I fhaeha
Ml C
19*6 «Wy.
IT9I t 'aj. Karhoed
Mein
3UR C
wvli rfd I, C
1324 Hnbevt. Lee. Aim*
dale, C /
1835 Cubh Jake. Pairfet. C
3X& « arey, Meytr'j
MKT rfd, W
1083 Coekrroft.'Charlf j Davatit, Al
lendale. W
3023 CoHin. Alexander Demrtrias.
Bamwc 11. W /
161*9 tVhrn, Paul. Allendaie. C
1269 Cohen, I^nis, Dorn well. W
^765 Cohen, Wilson. Martin, rfd 1, C
r7J4 Cohen, Paul. Allendale, rfd 1, C
1443 Coker, Joe Tillman, Elko, rfd 2, C 16^4
2953 Cole, George, Barnwell, C 2143
2894 Coleman, Yarmon, Dunbarton,
rfd 1, C
521 Coleman, Ed, Elko, rfd 1, C .
3331 Coleman, Heyward, Barnwell,
• rfd 1, C
1328 Coleman, Boy, Blackville,
rfd 1, ,C *'
-475 Colemaff, John Farrell, Allen
dale,/;
3216 Coleman, Louis, Barnwell, C
2693 Coleman, Dave, Dunbarton, 1
rfd 2, C
f 281 Coleman, James, Elko, rfd 1, C
2358/Coleman, Albert Wray, Dunbar
ton, W
2/
237
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fid I, 9Hl JM, Tf
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Refosvt Fm* %1^
r%
2319
>•:
2891
1257
2496
1850
1248
73
249°
2158
390
1171
3124
2295
2~‘ , 6
3259
3-23
II
OMb. Ihwir, KTw#. rfd. C
t Ttkvtt F
«Wt I. W
< rvwrh, lAftry OI«f. rfd L W
3953 Crwvk. Kngwnsw Khne, rfd, C
!f79 l rvwh, fVter, Ryvagnatm, C
1*1 Cvswah R»fl. Fairfax. W
ill* C•vrrh. John llrttry, K nr. rfd,
W
’472 Crvceh. Art ha. Blarbville, 1^2, W
, 2"6 Oedrh. Richard Herbert, Kline,
rfJ 1, W
218* Cr^reh, Marion O, Barnwell,
rhl I. W
*692 Creighton, Tfconaa Dallis, Sr.,
Barnwell, W
386 C^tift, Lawton, Barnwell, rfd 1,
W « .
-544 Croft, George Harry, Barnwell,
rfd 2, W , V
'189 Croft, Charlie Fred, Ulmer,
rfd 2, W
’932 Croft, Julius, Barnwell, rfd 1, W 2737
1-2 Croft, John Henry, Ulmer, W 1418
<’57 Croft, Grover Cleveland, Fair
fax, W
1711 Croft, Lee, Blackville. r-2, W
i( ; G0 Croft, Horace‘Leoni Blackville,
• ^ rfd 2. W .
477 Crouch. Horace Johnston,
Elko, W
2884 Crum, Thomas, Ellenton, rfd
1, C
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14491
IfSbi
913
1787
1909
1941
557
1643
286
47
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tTTS Darks, Wm. Bhtnry
|Jehn, Bnviti
nit i»wih
?37 Dirks, William,
523 Dicks, Wm. Franklin,
Uki. W
447
riling. C
Dwnhartan. C
aklta, Dunbar
Dixwm, Murray, Raider.
61* Dixbn, Spurn, Elko, C
742 Dixon, Watlar*. Martin.
64 Dimim, Stephen, Martin, C
on, Willie.
3199
379
1875
1639
1591
818
*>n rxkj
a.! 18
2229
419
M9
9 *9 ; Crouch, George Edward, Elko, W
I 2365 ( ’orge Thomas,
. _ Ulmer, W 1312
80 Collins, Nathan V., Hilda, r-1, W 2097 I nn™ S' u ^ un h ' jos * Rdbt., Allendale, W 865
37 Collins, Martin JL, Govan, r-1, W 049 uo ^ t umnungs, Henderson, Ellen-
2579 Collins, Nearling C., Olar, r-2, C 641
453 Dobson. Willie. Allerdale. C
•122 Dobson, Charlie, Allendale, C
:404 Dobson, Wesley, Allendale
277 Dobson, Pearsie, Sycamore, C
’187 Dobsen, Albert, Allendale, C
J554 Dobson, Laurie, Ulmers, C
648 Doby v Arthur, Williston, C
106 Doby, Willie. Chaingang, C
2223 I 1459 Do<!ejihoff, Kobt. L., Blackv., W
.002 Dodenhoff, Wm. H., Blackville, W 2724
2843 Doe, Jos. Henry, Thomas, C
1091 Poe; Willie, Allendale,*C
1100 Doe, Duncan, Barton, C
670 Doe, Peter, Martins, C
2595 Doe, Herman, Dunbarton, C
1558 Donaldson, Cornelius, Black
ville, C
1184 Dorch, Jeff, Barnwell, C
'376 Dorch, Richmond, Barnwell, C
2885 Dorch, Arthur, Dunbarton, C
Dorch, Raymond, Barnwell, C
2*68 Dorch, Willie,/Ulmers, C
1794 Dorch, Jas. Robt., Dunbarton, C 2054
1560
707
3058
2139
3156
5
2975 Collins, Loy Dennic, Barnwell, C
3222 Collins, Rivers, Barnwell, C
.2856 Collins, John Joseph, 310 South
St. E., Moncks Corner, S. C., W
2134 Collins. Wm. H., Barnwell,
rfd 1, W _ "
•2921 Collins, HoWeTTW., Hilda, W
2517 Collins, Carl W., Hilda, W
2292 Collin*. Elijah Rowell, Barn
well. W
1877 Collins, John David, Blackvtllr,
V 1419
A ** m p - 1. w 959
•t Ctllm*. Ju;g»_F^ Olar, rfd 3, C 1776
1317
589
564
1321
1301
1133
J894
2768
ton, C
1200 Cummings, Thomas Ewart,
Barnwell, W
2247 Cunningham. Walter Currey,
Williston, rfd, W
•1020 Cunningham, Robert, Bailey,
Allendale, W
1025 Curry, Leon, Barton, C
2352 Curry. Joe. BamuH* rH 2, C
;4>0 Cuthbert, Henry, Williston,
rfd 2. C - ' '
1637 Cutkbrrtson. U» A^ Black-
..viDe. C
tt99 Dailrjr, John, ABendalt. W *
1073
2567
1524
2780
1282
2389
196
461 .Dorch, John, Williston, C
J378 Dorley, Thomas, ^Thomas, C
875 Douglas, John W.; Allendale, W
’037 Dove, Samuel. Barnwell, C
344 Dowling, Benj. W., Fairfax, W
389 Dowling, Jas. F., Fairfax, W
250 Drayton, John, Sycamore, C
UlS Drayton, Jessie, Baldoc, C
103 Drayton, Aldrich, Allendale, C
1924, Drayton, George, Allendale, C
1700 Drayton, Dolphus, Allendale, C
3383 Drummonds, John, Snelling, C
921 Drummond. Frank. Blackville. C
3078 ~
2111
2135
807
2388
1738
907
2432
854
1786
1409
1829
FARMERS MET SATURDAT
to discuss srrui
a
Low Price ol Cotton Cauaiag
Concern Among Planter!.
The present low price for cotton I* '
causing much concern v among tka
farmers and merchants of the cornier,
and as the result of the growing im»
easiness over the situation a meeting
was held in the Court House at Bara-
well Saturday. After a thorough dis
cussion of the situation, the following
resolution was passed:
"Whereas, it appears from the daily
papers that the Liverpool interests
are allowed to come in and depress
the price of cotton on the markets of
the United States below the coat at
production—
"Resolved that a committee be a^
pointed to take the matter up with
our representatives in Congress and
request their aid on the situstkm.”
In cbmpliance with this
le follow
the following committee wsa
ed: J. A. Porter, (?. L. JUN* M. B.
Hagood, A. A. Richardses. J. O.
tenon end R. C
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utilisod for indaatrial pnrpoass. BsRd-
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vision of this board, that the supply
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The work is voluntary, but the mem-
ben of the board are selected with
extreme care, and the appointment ef
Mr. Peeples is a distinct compliment.
He is rounding out his third term as
attorney general.—The State, Nov. 4.
In Memorfam.A
To the memory of Raymond F. Kearse,
who died Nov. 7, 1917:
One year has passed, but still we miaa
him;
FriendS may think the wound ia
— healed,
a*.
But there is none who knows the sor
row . , . _ * —
Deep within our hearts concealed.
Long days and nights he bore in pain;
To wait for cure was all in vai^
But God, Who knoweth all things best.
Did cease his pain and give him
rest
It was-so hard to part with you—
Oh! so hard to ass you die!—
But we hope some day to meet with
day, bye and bye.
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