The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 17, 1919, Image 4
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE
Entered at the*post office at Barnwell,
S. C., ns second-clast matter.
JOHN W. HOLMES ^
1840 1912
xmnrenA r,— .t i ^?i*rr-rtrn r. imffr
MKS. (.UAH AM INJI RKI)
I'ainiully Hurt in Aulomohile Acri-
«fent Monday Afternoon.
Mrs. Leila f.raFiam, o{ I’arilwel!, was-
painfully kijured in an unusual auto-
niohile accident that occurred M mdiiy
afternoon'iii the. Western part of the
cit v ini tiu* l'»arnwe!l-S vKkdlia.tchie !
pulilic road. She wits in.tte.t^r of her !
dau/hter, M.s. W, C. .!• miL.'}.rs. who
was- <ii i viuj;'. .Mr.V, -Craht ni occupied
;!ie rear seat wiih several children,
who were < limbing' f»xm th<‘ rear to
Money to Loan
Loan made’ same day
application received,
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Attorneys-at-L,av. r .
.Nalice of Lhjction.
The People knows, of a newspaper
publisheil “somewhere in the South”
that continued tv> send its, publication
to*delin<|U<*nt stibsorfbers in the face
of the government’s appeals, requests | ^'-^--a.nd liack I cat - j ^ ^ ~ "7
,\ 0 |,\,|] n(t n vvi ,,. j imr that'they rnipht fall from* the im- | o. South Carolina,
chine, Mrs. JennifT^s reached l^ick to ( pur.ty'of Barnwell,
help them, her attention bei'njr mo
mentarilv distracted from the road.
and orders, made last Fall as q. war
measure, to conserve the supply of
white paper. The ruling of the War
Industries Board was evaded by the
alleged payment of delinquent sub
scription dues l>y an official of the
publishing company irr question. This
ruling was enforced absolutely and
impartially by The People, and while
Notice is hereby given that a special
or tires office of State Sena-
Before she realize.) u-h: t had haiK i:i 9 ? Bagwell Coan^'will be'hekl
, , , . 'at,the votP'g precincts prescribed hv
pcr.H. the car swerv«l and 'struck a )aw in s ., i( , e „ utjtv> un T<ltfSlfciy> . run * e
tree l>y t!u« roadside. The automobile | 2 .nh, I'JIU, said day heiotr the date
stojiped so suddenly and unexpectedly j named by the Lieutenant Govenior of
that Mrs. Graham was thrown partly ' Soir h Carolina in his Writ ordering
t the tree, where 1 fi u * election to fill the urexpired t:rm
H w ..f i^, ! of d. IRnry Johnson, resigned.
qUit^ a number of names from our
mailing list we have the satisfaction
, , . ' . , . i i were passing at the time and the as- 1 Managers of election
«£ knowing that we cooperated with! f every elector offeri
ii si.stance r« r>rtrf l by their occupanLj . * . , ,
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iir so dding we were forced to. drop 1 ‘ xnn ‘ l “ r a " r
she was -pinned liy one of the supports
to the top. Portuirjtely other cars) Ihe ijuruflections for suiTragc:
1 Managers of election shall require
•ring to Cote at
Uncle bam in every' way possible to ] , * . any election, lKT«'re allowing him to
help win the war. A large percentage M HOl,a ’L* • J" 1 0 • vote, the pr.-duclion of his registra-
of those whose names we'dropped] !,J ’ u v - :i 1 t*she we* . n Vertiftcati Ipd proof of the; pay-
have since returned to the fold, and ad
vertisers have the satisfaction of i ,
. • , tu 11 , . . that while painful her injur,
knowing that lh* People.* list cor- K . , ,
... *•. nut as nevere as first reported, and the
turns only the nanus orbona lide, paid . , u
h hope is entertmnen that she win souii
i»e (*omp! .t ly recovered.
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The next time your car gives you trouh1c?.~T)l’:ng it to us
.and let us lix it for you. We employ none but the best workmen
and guarantee all of our work to be first-class in every respect.
If the job is not satisfactory, we want you to let us kn »w, as it is
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our desire to do nothing but the~best.A
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carLib
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Give us a trial—we are satisfied that we will please you.
prices are as reasonable as j'ojsible, tonsi>tent with-g Hul
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ACCESSORIES:
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l« • -a* of life
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aai.« Maraiaa t-rvaka
• n»l i vi, KaMBady.
HiU t ha*»h a€ lha
Pa. trw vll A haa haaa ha*
r«a• I mi ihtva a f bar aidMt finli
airp ‘ *t* hi
rt Im Ii 1 . fsaatlkarfy
ka.o* a* ~Awa« Ikaltw " —ail away
fit
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mg ihr harry aiwi ha ify v
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ihr car nmt,vvd a lawAn
la r a ffraahvd fa.r aia
MHvral liaar oyanaa
It haa lanra tatfMf A4* t
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of th« hvfw aa fa tajafv^i-
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hvthvr hv «
•<4rt wraalhvala <(* a(>•*-.
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Hagood-Jennings Auto Co
Hudson Super-Six and Essex Dealers,
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attfi paratr* 4 * at thr fHana »t flrafhrr
HEW .»!aar!. vhrre, after Ita^faf-
mr a f• o Lt) a. ahe pa***.I aaay aa
th«- kO* of Ma«vaiHvr. Itili. in (ha* aw*
rAty-fifth >« ar of hrr aye
i W Krfin**»t% afirr amrAt
TW Hama*l) GnaArl Htht<al aiN
vlaaav taaMaftaar (Kvalttyi r.rhi a ah
aayrvfCMi^ vavyatara at (hv arhaol
wlt^iri— TW pn gram ia a* M*
tmwt:
Kaayrr* hy iha Kw I. F freWr
hthatd SM»c Ly (hv Hrhaai
Kvrtiafaai hy Laly M«ar*
tv««naaar*i4»l Halo hy IJir I^umiw
ll.4atr
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! y '‘r*—a ar y * rot 11 a '#** • f f vn>| thv
t tf .<et ta ahtrh *arli |« m>m **
a*a Httr^U d to hv chaatsa. and all
*1 «idh in** ahtt r»aa-* ar
ITvv w afvlFoa, qavat .>#1 «»?
•fawtMNM rhall hv ari4*t« a vr itnalv.*
mi partly a mu a at partly .riru-l
.hvrvan ta h«ara tah. ac t aptli loltof
•Hob hv •# foMvd aa t# <r**>rr»l thv |'
t aa«M «• ^avatrae, vr <ia* •(.
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r* r* Fi*r*r , l.
hm tn pF*t- |
(hat•fan, and mi fwldv I
IMM^Ird Ml a bat fa
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1 vhh I * * L*a» end aa (
9b*t£ hy Tatl«a Gt/ia-
, P^taaf by torttnalv
Inotnaavatal Hala hy Man* Cvm«*H
A hfrraa hy (ha Knr Lev M. 0
Vlh.tv. paator of thv Ktrat BapCiat
(Tiaf .hof ( hral« t .*
XAvuMKa* hy lh# atftlo«d ami aa.t•
of •OlTrr.ng. |m.w*5| <|iii**(
1% to f^iht lit
her own hofttc **ci tn** i|tl
i •»( January.
i:*p.». m the MVwnt) •or*»o
d year of h**r
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The yntmr die but
the old mint
d*r. amt white wrr m<mrtf
the <Yt-a(h of
TBe*# Toie*! dne» wf arr"
ttTiiurr^ That
thi.r prying away wa*
but an en-
trance*into eternal life.
That which
they had l.mge 1 and hojnil f«»r i# n*ul-
ize-l in full;
ThcrcL rc, Ik* it ns»dved:,
I. That wt* hi-,i‘by express our
gratitude to (i*Hl f.,r the yea*** He let,
them live among uh and for the assur-
an a wi* have that they have entered
into that "Itest that remains for tl>e
pi ople of God.”
J. That in the dea,h «‘f these three
sisters the 1 ‘Woman’s Mis i »nary So
ciety as well as the church has lost
three consecrated members.
That copy of these resolutions
be sent to eaeh of the bereaved fami
lies. and i<j eaeh of the Barnwell pa
pers anu to the Baptist Codrier for
publication; also that n page in our
mi nil t< tvouk be Set apart to their mem-
oiy. .
Mrs. Ri Sv Weathersbee,
^Irs. R. E. VViKHlwa r«l,
M. W. Rankin,
Committee.
Large Rattlesnake Killed.
IMtrrry i»f !» 5>b*wa* (• tW Grad-
a.it(*»y ( L** Ly 1 »f %t. M J**r« *
(Murry «tf ( rrtituaUv of .Admit-
#H*ti to llttfh fLhool by i oL Harry l*
t alhuu. .
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C.ilhoun.
finp V i 9 Pi
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and •hall I
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votvr MU’) t*Mfirjtv Hi* *otv b
ir g Ottt AfftV Of tW othrF of MM I
on Mild ballot, tliv vofd not t*
CM OUt t# bt n«ti tied
Be forv the b f WIF I f* F i
the p*4U. Manayvr* a Cirri
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•mi H The * litiitrar thv I'
.Mafiagvt* r ill M*ifHi*ii*ter thv
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the Rev. - V. Ru7u» J
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Ki!ey mrl Duncan
( L'.i IcnGm'.. wa
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v , -T,! Mr . - iwn’ ml]
ugers utlciid.
from among t
n \**tarv (Mbiiv rru’»t a-lmi • *!i
***'h to iLv t "hv*m»»***. Tnv II iniiffr* |
!<M'k a tn. *tnd ri<i-,, d at
, vsrept in the city of
*tv th,*y shall l*e t>|»em* 1
1 *l <» n. m.
•r to
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it ml if none o^ th-
ci^i^ tS ^»-.i a,j}'ji.i 1 ^
•i.e qtuiltiied v» t , * r s, thi < q»
BlackviHc, June IT.— V - <> d * he Mai ager■, *
I*aust Dv \\ lit, ot Bliirkxdie, died on
the evening’ef June Mh, at l> oVIin’k,
can conduct i!u* election.
\t the close of the t lection, th
Managers and Clerk m”*t nrore.-d
.»: the Presbytenai ii isiutal i* Char- ' i
lotto, N. ( with nevte Bright s dis-1 f , lu 1 . , .1
- 1 count the ballots theniii, and contm- 1 j
case. She was .born near Denmark,
hint Hth, Wi. and was a daughter
of t'.t latv* Dr. H. M. and Mrs. Nannie
Faust. She leaves her husband. Mr.
•\Y. Ii. IMViit, of this cityd two sons,
MesWsn H: F. D'-W iU. of Wtafadying-
ton. D. d W. H. D, \Vnt dr., of
iHackvjlle, and one ststen Mrs. Pau-
ue without adjouir.mer'.l unltl th I5
s ffrie 1 s completed, and make * • •
meat of the result for each otTice
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THE CITIZENS BANK
FAIRFAX. S. C.
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CONDENSED KT ATI HUNT KRoA| l:FPo*RT TO STATE
BANK KXAAIINUl. MARCH ITH. I9IN.
RESOURCES. ■_
TTUhT iM DTi^hurifi TT U.^fTlT
uni Fixtures ...... a.s^O.IT
But!dtrti*. runf.ture
Ft.cks arid Bond* 23.41FJ.00
Cash ami Due from
Bank* S1.7R9.2S
1 TABU ITlEd.
I'upitnl Stock Pai«l In. .$iri,0iH).00
Surplus and Undivid
ed Profit* 2,745.03
DepoMta J ]8f».7oT.49
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TOTAL
.$203,452.52
“THE BANK OF SERVICE.
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J. E. JOHNSTON, Pres.
F. M. YOL NO, V. Prt-
(.LO. 1). SANDF.RS. Y.-Pros.
J. B. B A UK LR, ( .ishier.
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and sign the same. Within three days ■ : t-t-t-t-x-t-t*
^ thereafter-, the Chairman of the Board,
or some one'dcsigna'ed by the Board,
must deliver tb the Uommissiuners of
Flection the poll list, the boxes con
taining the ballots and written state-
Crop conditions in this.section have
deteriorated greatly in the past two
weeks, the rains of last week enabling
i General Greep.tg steal a march on the
Elko, June 17.—On yesterday after- ' ^ armers -
✓ noon, white Mrs. G, \V. Hutson and her
v little children were gathering black
berries on a ditch bank near her home,
she found another party in the berry-
patch in the person of a large rattle
snake. An alarm was raised, assist
ance was soon on the scene and while
the rattler was very beautiful to’look
at it was not thought that he would
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line DeW’itt, of Bluckville. Her body h merits of the're.sults of the election. .
was laid to rest :n the BlackviHe c
etery on L'.-' l <! th inst..t)r. (b K. Wat
son. pastor of the Baptist Church,
conducting the
Election Managers.
Th' 1 following Managers of Flecfrrrn
have been appointed to hold’the-(dee-
ie various piecincLs in the
In ordel to make room for my Fall
and Christmas stock of goods I am go
ing to conduct a special sale through
the montiis of July and /August at any
Stare in Barnwell and also in Allen
dale, I will offer ail articles at the
present Yi tail price less 10/per cent.
and less 20 per cent on finger rings.
pttk« .Tn^r pff f'-r’di; HUM™ 1 f this , ^ W. HJWooley.
so a double-barrel .hotfi-un was 1 t “’ n m , " 1 ' eS aml SUpply your Wants ~ '
brought into action and th> reptile-, | •"! je *‘ lr '' M > S ‘ ,,A ls Wore c 9 m -
bead amputate.) On dose examina- pl * !e ,han befor ’- “ n ‘ l ; vour '♦V
tion it was found that he e.rn,-d ten s " l,c,, * d ' ' 6ur ' ,ur ,, ' ,,er
bell* on Ki» tail with which he * **rvicv.
Bainwen^a-J. Halford. B. M. Dar-
limrton, J. H. Lancaster.
BlackviHe—P. C. Mellichamp, D. P.
Martin, R. M. Wise.
SncMing—0. C. Baxley, Angus Bax- j
ley, J. I). Garrison.
Robbins -C. ^1. Turner, Ashley
Bush, A. R*. Dunbar.
Kline—C. W. Pate, Wade H. San
ders, B. M. Jenkins, Sr.
- Dunbarton—F. H. Dicks, T. A.
Greene. I*. J. Hietsf
Tinker’s Creek—Checter Parker/R.
E. Woodward, A. I. McLenrdre.
, Williston—F. T. Merritt, S. B. Hair,
J. W. WacHter.
■ Elko—R. R. Johnston, G. W. Hutson,
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Hercules—J. E. Lar.e, C. F. Carter, j O
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The Managers at* each precinct {
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one of their number tb aecur- boxn «£.
i;id blank, f’.-r the election at the t!. rk .4
Ol P OFFICERS TAKE A KEEN PERSONAE INTEREST IN SERV-
INt; ( FSTOMERS AND SEEINO THAT EACH PATRON IS ACCORD
ED COCRTFAUS AND SATISFACTORY ATTENTION
(H R SERVICE IS EFFICIENT—NOT ONLY FROM A MECHANI-
CVE STANDPOINT BIT ALSO IN FFRN.'SHINf; HELPFUL ASSIST
ANCE TO EACH CUSTOMER. EXACTLY AUAPTED TO HIS INDIVID-
l AL REQUIREMENTS. ^ .
YOUR ACCOUNT,.VI HETHER'LARGE OR SMALL IS CORDIALLY -
INVITED.
THE FIRST NATIUNAL BANK
BARNWELL, S.C.
-Hr uvt haw fared
isiy -a thv past, far hv was 4 S
At ARvrbdale and Bamwrll
lagiwtwrth.
8. M* BayUlaa;
X. B GanUr,
ivam-Miarrft §4 liar Scat# a^4 t o
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J. E IIARI ET - . P.-tn*. - S. G. W. WALKER. Vice-Prw.
S. F- MOORE. Vict-Pm. L. P. WIUSON, Ca-^hief
* A. C MATTHEWS, Ai*L Caihicr.