The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 21, 1918, Image 4

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. w M 8 1HUK8DAY. NOVEMBER SI, »1R BARNWELL FARMERS <( HOLD THEIR COTTON Resolution Adopted Saturday Sett. 35 Cents ae Selling Price. AUGUSTA A mass meeting of the farmeri of Barnwell County was held in the Court House here Saturday to dficuss the | marketing of cotton. dol. H. hf Mix- aon, of Williston, waa elected tempo rary chairman and John K. Snelling temporary secretary. The following were elected delegates to represnt the farmers of Barnwell County at thfe meeting in Columbia Monday: R. M. Hixson, T. S. Cave, N. G. W. Walker, 8. E. Moore, E. D. Peacock, J. 0. Pat terson and John K. Snelling. The meeting consisted of represen tative farmers from varioi|s sections 6f Barnwell County and all seemed to be Interested and enthusiastic. The organisation, to be known as Barnwell County Cotton Association, eras made and the following executive committee was elected: J. A. Porter, 8. E. Moors, T. W. Scott, J. 0. Patter son, T 8. Cave. W. Z. Bryan, J. M. Farrell, G. Andrew Beat, P. 8. ami L. W Hill. A read that -the farmers of Barnwell County steed for and bold our cation for M cents sad that we ege of rotten fee ltl» » per thm the dolegoloo be to el the Bleu eeosmbfty* In Ce- . We regret that oft account of coh- ;i.iVed q«v^itine t!gair*>t ipHncnta our Club f\h*1ftt Daf app i r .t»4 f^r lho f3rd v ^*e*t.*cr i* called < *•' for this ypar. , Do not bring your canned goods nor, your poultry ex hibit to Barnwell. The prises which will be. awarded this year are given for the work ion* during the year, not for tha exhibits. We are exporting yen to your dub work next year. Yours sincerely, Gifford Barrett, Eloise Cave, State of South Carolina, Barnwell County. In the Court of Common Pleas. Emily R. Riley and Angus W. Riley, infants, by W. T. Riley, their Guar dian ad Litem; W. T. Riley, Jr., et. si., - *>» ;•»- Janie C. Lewis, et. al., of a decretal \m Mf I mb f«n •#«*#«! • i% «b| b* •• Wtm easar** Suva*4 m •« m* • *f IW f |em amt fa>r Ha a*««i* l aa« ia*( M Ikat aat ■QaaM ***ri*«< tW f IW I rv«anl ih*S aa a war7 mb,'.(«-. taranaa tha farmar* vaa ht4>l tka«r f*AUm tf tha tarai akkeh mrr mepnhsra »f tha ra««n« ara pafwiittml t« haw thr.r paper •ttaraMintvwl thruagh thy r»arna tmiak* ** Jliri and fool, all kio«L. at Owrr.R (Mur to.. Puirfax. 8 C\ Kiatfmmt of th** ( ondilton of THK FARM KUS \M> M KUCHA NTS It A.Nh. located at Willu»ton, S. t*.. at the clone of buRincsn, Noveml>er 1, 1918. HKSOl’RChS. lx>ar.B and Discounts $4ft,420.89 Bonds nnd Stocks Owned l»y the Bank 2,000.00 Furniture >ind Fixtures...v 2,533.04 Due from Banks and Bank ers 24,802.41 Currency 2,931.00 Silver and Other Minor Coin 425.62 Checks and Cash Items 2,149.18 >7«m th* 8th «f thr l Mi «f Match lilt, Mb mM ha mpmm far the pay—1 ff for tha Tawa af O. R. POM Barnwell Couatv halter, Barnwell, 8. C n Seed Rya: CN.BmS- 10-24-tf. MASTERS SALE. mmmmrnmmmm State of South Carolina, Barnwell County. . By virtue of a certain instrument in writing to me directed, called a power of attorney, I will at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the 2nd. day of December 1918, it being* said day in said month, within the legal hours of TOTAL $81,262.14 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid In $10,000.00 Surplus Fund 1,500.00 Undivided Profits, less Cur rent Expenses and Tax es Paid - 1,289.23 Individual De posits Subject to Check 62,376.11 . Savings De posits 6,096.80 68,472.91 TOTAL $81,26214 State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. SS. Before me came R. S. MARTIN, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true con dition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. R S. MARTIN ! Sworn to ami subscribed before me this 16th day of November. 1918. T. P. MITCHELL, Notary P8bbe, & C. Cerrert Attest: J. J. Bell. A. M- Garber, H M cel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in Barnwell County, State of South Carolina, and containing thirty eight and one-half (38ft) acres, and bounded as follows, towit: West by lands of H. F. Still; East by lands of James Still; East by lands of Bart Ray. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to* pay for title and stamps.' H. L. O’BANNON, Master. be Nerth Ip hrn* ef H. A. PM. Master toT C., Nee. 7, J. E. MURRAY, Aiken Co. t o., S ( . Five grain Aspirin 15 cents; two N. Burckhaiter, Mle, the following described real ,1. C. H. Mathis, Blackville, S. Cr-’ property, towit: All that piece, par- 9.26-tf. FOR SALE.—1,000 bushels of Ful- V ghum Gats, small per cent of wheat & mixed in. $1.50 per bushel. C. H. & Mathis, Blackville, S. C. 9-26-tf. | FOR SALE.—125 bushels of Abruz zi rye at $3 per bushel; also 1000 bush els of corn. Address G. C. Fowke, Dunbarton, 8. C. / ll-7-4t ONE DODGE TOURING CAR, CAL CONDITION.. : J|j . oin rotp imams HartinY Garage, m ■ c f* . -j ,., t , v Than ever before. It will take grain and more grain, cotton, hay and foodstuffs than ever to win. This is a war of production and the farmer is the backbone of the na- 4 % tion. If yon can’t plant a larger acreage yon can ^ Increase Your Yield and Improve Your Land With a Good Fertilizer. \ _ We are talnig orders at Market Car lets Shippan Option, R O. B. Charleston. November DeBvery Deesmber ^^^Jiverv $800 Per Ton $3.50 Per Ton mm it In yoor comOy to produce all possibly can. It is your »hafi of 1 burden. You owe it to yourself to improve your Imd to make the most profit possAle. You can do both with our High Grade'Manure, and it costs practically, nothing compared with the tremendous profits it will bring you. We have at the Embarkation Depot, the Highest Grade MANURE that money can buy. Charleston, South Carolina. Phones 1892-l^J Office: 16 Vendu JU. S. Government Contractor 1 • , :r _ “For Land’s Sake, Use Manure’ Play Safe—Order Now—so as to make 8 * ■ •