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fA5*ia at AtXKMDAUL P««T7 H Ti*on. Prvminmt Otitett, Di« in Ki(hi»eih Yf«r. AlWndalr. Nov. 21 .^Prrry H. Ti»on f one of the prominent^citixeni of Al lendale, died at his hhme here Mon day morning in the 80t|i year of his ape after a short illneWv His re mains were interred at Swallow Sa vannah Cemetery Tuesday afyernotJn in the presence of a large gathering of friends and relatives. He*attract- ed a large circle of friends by his gen ial disposition, his fine traits of char acter which marked hint as a gentle man of the old school. lie w&s one of the landmarks of Allendale, having moved here in-the early history of the town from the Brighton section of Hampton County. He leaves a widow, who was Miss Sallie E. Allen; three daughters,^Miss Aggie Tison, Mrs. Lucy Tison'TBrsTJT G. Stoney, and one son, Dr. H. R. Tison, all of Allen dale. He was a member of the Meth odist Church, and his pastor, the Rev. Mr. Dibble, officiated at the funeral services. In Memoriam. On Sunday morning, November 17, just as the first, faint streaks of TOM 8 M.K _o»> Afcowit of havmf to Iror* eUy, will mH five-pamaonger Overland touring car for $800. Can he Men at 22 St. AUo d-eylinder, •even-passenger Studrbaker . for $1 »oo. Will demonstrate any time, 1 anywhere. Call or write, 22 B$e St., ’ Charleston, S. C. ; - Today is Thanksgiving Day. -The days lose seven minutes in sun shine this week. • •• FIRE INSURANCE.... 1 How's This? Absolute Protect fc— Strongest Companies L P. WILSON BARNWELL. S. C. 10-31-18-lyr. . . Dr.*B. W. Miller has purchased a Franklin roadster. . ,- Mr. S. B. Hair, of Williston, w^s in the city Tuesday on business. Mrs. T. Ashton Holland died here Tuesday night of pneumonia. She is survived hv her husband and several small children. Miss Maude Still* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Still, of Barnwell, and Magistrate George L. Hill, of Snelling, were married Sunday evening in Blackville at the home of Mr. Baughman. They have the best wishes of many friends for a happy life. Fire was discovered Sunday after-1 noon about 3:30 o’clock in the kitche/i dawn appeared in the East, the gentle ^ r * **' f* at ^ r * on * handsome 1 apirit of Wallace Flowers took its npw rcsi(tence on Marlboro Avenue, tghteen W. How, years of flight to the master who gave it. The sad news passed quickly from mouth to mouth, but it all seemed a dream instead of a stem reality. Wallace was the son of Mr. and I Mrv W*. W Floweru. He was ju^t • re. the eldest of several emnsreft, and the pnde of his warily. For several months he had been esprsas agent on the Southern Ratlr<*a«i. but gave up his posit Mm to became o student of Cartysle Acad- emy Them, as elsewhere, by his de heunwr air, cheerful and unsssuosiag erays. he numbered hm friend* by the snore I or several uoob i he suf fered with pneuussma. wturli effected bm bnart. Mis friends and fsmdy •nau f saved that death wuuM Haim Ms ewa. but atth gruu prrtnmeitf thuy onsoM ant aim it the truUt «st. the very last AH that stiff aul im •ff hands muM doc nne dean to pm- hmg § hf# as rwh m premnss. bui m •am W sHnre reaffmd the feet "s^^ the end ans near, but ho met • ih» soose dountiews nay h* heal hgift haartofty. gtsffy, hspye I tend sont fftw sewel ef dsaffb the hmw sd ih» toffee VuOSe,* the hetenor n> funeeel sew ■res, rwo i by hm fnsiee aha body ans laff in vem m Ippdm m amoi a hwasr of bamffftfhl ffoaera, ab §m Death a new but fortunately the blaze was extin guished before any material damage was done. A hole was burned in the floor and the walls were scorched and smoked. It is thought that a care less smoker was the cause of the Are. Helps Sick Women Cardui, the woman’s tonic, helped’ Mrs. Wil liam Eversole, of Hazel Patch, Ky. Read what she writes: “I had a general breaking-down of my health. I was in bed for weeks, unable to get up. 1 had such a weakness and dizziness, •.. and the pains were very severe. A friend lad me 1 had tried every thing else, why not Cardui?... I did, and soon saw it was helping me ... After 12 bottles* I am strong and well.'* TAKE Wt offrKjOas tfuntrrd Dollyro Re- warO for soy cost of Catarrh that can not ba cur-d by Hall • Cntnrrh Cora. Hall's Catarrh Cura has barn taken by catarrh suffsrsrs for the past thlrty-Av* yearn, and has bacoma known ns tha most reliable remedy for Cntnrrh. Hmll'n Cntnrrh Cure acts thru tha liloiMl on th<- Mucous surfaces, ex pelling the Poison from the Blood and heallmr the diseased portions. 1 After you have takrn Hall's Catarrh Cure for a short tlm.'.^ou will sea a great improvement in your general health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Cure at once ami get rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 75c. MASTER’S SALE. 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. al., Plaintiffs. 4 v against Janie C. Lewis, et. al., Defendants. By virtue of a ,decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the ' ^ Court House, on Monday, the 2nd day | of December 1-918, it being sale day in i said month, within the legal hours of | sale, the following described real • property, towit: All that certain tract or plantation of lard, situate, in ' Barnwell County, State aforesaid, ne^r 1 the town of Ulmers, said to contain one hundred and eighty (1HO) itcres, more or l{ss, and described in a con- | veyance thereof made by Mary P. Barker to Celia A. Williams and J. Roberta Williams on April 6th., A D THE CITIZENS BANK FAIRFAX, S.C. CONDENSED STATEMENT FROM REPORT TO STATE BANK EXAMINER, MARCH 4TH, 1918. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts_$142,291.07 and Fixtures 5,880.17 Building, Furniture Stocks and Bonds 23,492.00 Cash and Due from Banks 31,789.28 . LIABILITIES. ’ v Capital Stock Paid In..$15,000.00 Surplus and Undivid ed Profits 2,745.03 Deposits 1.185,707.49 TOTAL $203,452.52 TOTAL - li-$203,452.62 “THE BANK OF SERVICE.” J. E. JOHNSTON, Pros. F. M. YOUNG, V.-I’rea. GEO. D. SANDERS, V.-Pre.. . f J. B. BARKER, Caahier. Y • S Advertise in THE PEOPLE. Advertise in THE PEOPLE. At the annual meeting of the mem- Imtm of the Barnwell Rad Croat Chap- trr last week, the following ofTicer* were reeUeted for the ensuing year L P Wiltm. Chairman; A. R Hoc gaa, Y*r ('hairnma. Mias Paulin# Rxhardaon. Secretary; P M ffwrk <*gfca*. Treasurer. Mrs. A. A- Lem ea. fhvortoe of Woman's Wofh; Mrs : L P ffaaaor. Supe-retsor of Sarptrs! | Draaamgs. Mrs M L CPffaaaea. Mrs ! | Lena Dhewa and Mrs W T Ayeoeh.« EtorwDvo CommMtot; Mrs J R Ha# j| ley, CTmirama ad Ctvtlkoa ffetaef Cam ! aiatoo « !a**., as follows: of William B. Wil James Pneiter an Terms of sale ei pay foe stamps am! H. L Master** office. K* founded by landa a ms; Adam All; 1'phnam Ulmer ib. I*uivbaser to papers n'BANNOV. Maaiar. v^is gKroiadSBUfAK .yg wss^ 1 niftlNSNK -Miff VICKERY BROS. Barnwell. S. C. The Woman’s Tonic V artteV urm TMff inUMW • • eaeeeaeeeeeeo ff R ffTeaffwaad. «d ff* kg he* • • 4 tke ^ ii k »ma bee bfothee. ffwrwff Hot MMffff ► t , ■ wbea ag mao _ we esaawi aadoeetaad leas the porttae*. why * l^e some go^o^aeo o* *ke mo «e be# lap *•*• ea»*e«f a wnaaewef a* hew tow ** other fowls wiff cry hot awlf awtd we fftiff my ewt the self some wagmtioa ■Ul be mbt awewet WaAare again m the ro I sol ml dwells dtp. where the »ws shine Mr. Dyrhao* In resigning bis position as County Mr. B. H. Dyches ad- the following letter to Gov. FMffffm N’oveml»er 19, 1918. His Excellency, Richard I. Manning, % Governor, % "Columbia, 8. C. “Dear Sir: “I hereby tender my resignation as Supervisor of Barnwell County to take effect as soon as my successor can be appointed—not later than December 1st, next. “I deeply regret the necessity of do ing this in view of the fact that I will ffawurwhewr m rruwsw, Chrtwhad 9. 191 i My dswf tTwrn I oil aaowtr ywar lofior vhnt^wua | maorwsd ppm a tow daps ngw I wowbi ] ha* a wnttan oosaoo hot ffd awl got I any ttaAmaovy uwiil vwgawtlp* amwa- Imam wo awwY got matsoaosey jwst j at the t«m» that wo wwwi 4. and wo s base to wwff ha answer awf Wtors. i you sso fog that rswaom Ms root af*, fowl to rwfry vstro lawds of guoda fta« • our i«* * * - * «l«s •* wowid a s< _ * ha*s stationery with wa I am glad to say that I aas stsl eojioymg goad health, and I think that i I muat ho get t mg a bit asaeo tough for rwdurag You too a fallow got* *11 their "staff" by degrees, and It does not go so bad with bun. And you don't think that I am in | France, eh. well I am an sorry thnt I cnnY give yon a description of my entire tnp, but you know how strict the censor is on such information as i that. I can tell you that I had a pleas- | ant stop over in England, but as to j places and dates, I cannot tell any of' that yet; you can rest assured that I am somewhere in France, and here’s , hoping that the time is not far dis- tant when I can tell you all about my experience in person. I landed at the same place that Lennle Birt did, or the place that you said that you thought he landed at, that will give | you an idea in a simple code. Don’t County Treasurer's Tat Notice The tat hooka wtH opow (w *.<riwg* kgh 1916, for tbr coOsctiow of ffkuhw (40wty and P^hMMt tasoa far thw (ha il prwr of Ifia. awd wdl vowmta apsw Bill Doe II. ISIS a tkoMe* fMesl* a lot «w Jan Slot, 1919 • t SMf eoWC Waff ho sffdod to » General Auto Repairs and Fisk. Tires and Tubes MobileoiL v Char mow aro aw duty dWy i ^Poena Dvutf Oh, Fhtrfwa. ff •V mMm 6V mdhs I m W* Mtffi§. a .. .Mbpflff ffuoeaal ffrbuut too wo Par tffgff gfW ! as foffwwa TMtl MttiJk kshmgh. ffahdaw. I Rafhwry ffeowebw (*adwr Ggoww, i'<*luua j haw ffhoiw fftaswtow FrtowdUbtg^ j Grtuow lharumwf. I^osg ff caw h. Mur I ftw Mgw Fsuaat, (kah Grwso, ffefg [ lmg**6U p>Sfg INnao. Thdhuro Cpaak f MU t • Mill* Rorsw IQmmOS I mmdffhh. Chow Mwkuyp MML Omwug 1 * l ^m If sum Had Uaa. ffbwffp OffMk I i poor KarNhswd \ w MH I MILL.' - % Fork. Mt. CMouty. Hot I mg ffprsog* Hi rruiso. Hddw, Laos, ff lesaary ffaegy ffrumek, ffyow a Miff, ffmur dhds. Row Philadelphia Storage Battery We Will Buy Your HOGS AND CATTLE ffmnwfo M Mill* poy tup prfou far ff A tha beat, they are • T •• mills far amiawury DO MOT toff pour or oottls wi US awd get our feel that I would try to deceive you not have the opportunity to serve any | as to our location, for I *am more of the term to which I have recently than glad to tell you all that they will been re-elected, after a hard fight, and it was my earnest desire.to complete the work I have, commenced for the county. The salary is, of course, in adequate and is no attraction. “I regret it also because it will ne cessitate another election, but condi tions are such, on account of the re cent death of my father, G. Sam as our work is a bit different, but it Dyches, that -this action on my part seems good you know, to realize that is imperative. I am the only member you have friends nearby. allow me to tell, it is for our own safety you know that they have such strict censorship. Yes, I am with the same company yet, only it is a much larger one than it was when you were at Hancock. Jones and Newbold are 0. K. We are not together so much as we used to be, of my family in a position to take ‘ barge of my father's business and to take care of my mother and a brother, who are both in very bad health. “Very respectfully yours, "B. H. Dyches. T* *' i Barents and School Children: Board of Health of the City Barnwell has ordered the schools v* to open until further notire, and this fart arvl ori«r or fund trust res In nit—pt U qgea until January MmmwuMMglur — UUPWWBU ...» »» Don’t you worry about us naj get ting enough to eat, for when you real ize that Uncle Sam has millions now to feed and that all will be treated as near the same as possible, there can be no reason of complaint from any of us, for we know that it would fye foolish for us to expect home luxur ies in the army. The biggest and best "luxury" that wt look forward to is a WORLD PEACE, don't you think that the best of all? Just fsal that I am O ff, far Pm —u that yunr faith is gaud * — as aflan ayywu 6*4 I miff 46 I Jbt it— «ff tha ease ff a r X and the ftod MQ causa fat every causa and the effort remove* itself Tha poultry Remedies aft tap trial- ly made to relievo all tha diseases in Fowl family such aa Cholera and Roup# and makes the Hens lay. The Hog Remedy will positively keep off the Cholera, ahd if given in the first stagy*, will cure 90 per cent Don't forget to keep on hand a bottle of Farris’ Colic Remedy for Horses. It is so simple with dropper, that a. child ran give it. Also a bottle of Fer ris' Healing Remedy for Cuts and Bruises on man or beast, they never fail. These remedies are all guaranteed tp you by your dealer, to give satis faction, or your money back. Made by' Old Kentucy Manufactur ing Co., Paducah, Kentucky. * For sale by all leading druggists end General Stores.—Adv. Sow Wood's High-Grade Seed Wheat For Best and Most Productive Crops. Our Virginia-Grown Seed Wheats are superior for the South—make larger yields and better quality of grain. Writs for “WOOD’S CROP SPE CIAL" giving priest and Information shoot SEED WHEAT, SEED OATS, SEED RYE, BARLEY and kll other Seeds for Pall Sowing. T. V/. Wood & Son. Rklffmnad. V*. ripen AffY K.\ MILLS —Ihsahaftoa. I Four 1*6 srdmary oapsuasa. thru* for bauds | FIGHT MIUJL—fflarkvtUr, IS f*r ordinary ripouaoo; S mills for bonds i Kltno. i| mills for ordinary 4 mills far bonds I Fairfax, ($1% mills for ordinary ax< 2S mills for bonds.) .MT AND ONE-HALF MILLH.- Allendale, (6 for ordinary expenses: 2fo for bonds. ELEVEN MILLS.—Williston, <7 mills for ordinary expenses; 4 mills for bonds.) TWELVE AND ONE-HALF MILLS ^—pamwell, (8 mills for ordinary ex- pPRSis; 4 4 for bonds.) J. B. ARMSTRONG, Treasurer Barnwell County. Barnwell, S. C., Oct 1, 1918. • ui In saury «*y •u sau us AT ONCE before y— sppur- wne. Buy— caa easily make SM U 1296 66 W RITE today and get In aa the ground A—. Starting Oct shot lot. wo win ho ahlo In soppty all mer chants with freak pork and hoof, which la all GOV ERNMENT INSPECTED sad FREE FROM DI8RA8R AND UNSANITARY CONTAMINATIONS, Send us your order and It will have our prompt attsa- Orangeburg Packing Company, ORANGEBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA. aQa aQa aQa aQa aQa ^.4^, •S’ •S’ • * i ♦ —