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r ,, , l^il ■! 1 ■l^ NESO - DEHO :: UILDEH FOR SALE. FOR SALE CHEAP.-*2 new one- horse wagons; 1 new two-horse wag on. Dr. C. N. Burckhalter, Barnwell, ^ S. C. “ 8-14-tf. FOR SALE.—Turnip Seed in bulk. I have just received two hundred pounds of WOOD’S TURNIP SEED, assorted in the following varieties: EarW Red or Purple Top. Early White Flat Dutch. Wood’s Improved Red ^Top White Globe. White Egg. \ * Long White Cowhom. < Large Amber or Yellow Globe. Purple Top Yellow Aberdeen. Golden Ball or Orange Jelly. Seven Top. Purple Top Yellow Rutabaga. Wood’s Improved Purple Top Ruta- _ baga. „ Burckhalter’s Drug Store, 8-7-4t. Barnwell, S. C. . 91M Reward, $10* Ths rta4>rs •( thia paper wffl P»——* to loaqi that tbara la at oaa droaiad disease that adaaoi baan abU to cur* la all Ita atacea and that la catarrh. Catarrh bolag craatly Influoncod by coaatituttohal conditionc raqulroa conatHutlonal traatmant. Hall's Catarrh Madiclna la takan Internally and acta thru tha Blood on tha Mucous Bur-, facas of tha Bystam thereby dastroylnf tha foundation of tha dlsaaaa, giving tha patlant strength by building up tha con stitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith In the curative power of Hall's Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, TSc. • HERE AND HEREABOUTS. • • * •••••••••••••••••••• . j • s Miss Jessie Joyner spent Sunday at her home in North. TV days lose ten minutes in tun- The weather for the past few days has carried a hint of Fall. Messrs. R. S. Martin and J. Kennedy of W’illiston, were in the city Monday afternoon on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mims and little son have returned to Charleston after a visit of several weeks at the home of ! Mrs. W. P. Brabham. FOR SALE.—Typewriter ribbons and carbon papers. Best grades only. Address The People, Barnwell, S. C. FOR SALE.—Desirable residence and large lot in Barnwell, comer Main and Marlboro Avenue; electric lights and water; house recently painted. Apply tb W. G. Simms, Barnwell, S. C. 8-7-21 / Misses Jones and Cuttino , spent Sunday with relatives in Sumter. . Mrs. J. B. Morris, Jr., and little son visited relatives in Kline last week. Miss Emma Kirkland left last week for a month’s vacation in Henderson ville, N. C. , X Mr. Boncil H. Dyches, of Bamberg County, visited friends here Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Leila Best* and Miss Eliza Kirkland spent a few days in Colum bia last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Grubbs and three little sons, Mims/ Francis and Billy, have returned to their home in Montgomery, Ala., after a visit to the former’s father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Grubbs. Rain interferred with a game of baseball between Barnwell and Den mark on the local diamond Wednes day afternoon. At the end of the third inning the score stood 1 to 0 in favor of the visitors. , The Barnwell baseball team was victorious over the Denmark aggrega tion at Denmark Monddy afternoon, the final score being 3 to 0. The game was called at the end of the seventh inning on account of darkness. . FOR SALE.—A few nice milch ,Y>«« Apply to W. H Mann'.ng. Elko, 8. C. 8-T-tf. FOR SALE 1 HEAP.—Nice hay hor— % gig yean aid, wit) work any where and la perfectly few tie Tku Mr*. A. M. Wray, of Memphis, Tenn., has been the guest of relatives here for several dsys. Edgar A. Brown. Esq., returned home last week after a month's stay at Hmdersoav tile. S C. e Mr. aad Mrs. T. I. At la way left far a tao weeks* The machinery recently purchased by the Barnwell Commissioners of Public Works from the City of Or angeburg has arrived here and will be unloaded and installed immediately. It is highly probable that all-day cur- reid krill be an assured fact. Mr. Bethea, the popular mechanic at the Barnwell Motor Ca's garage, was the winner of the Bee. ten thirty mfla eeeata at tha Soartai toasebtle raree an Friday, his p smounting to about 8700. He VirLrry Bros' Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, August 18 August 19 August 20 FOR SAUL—Oue gued farm will w«eh anywhere Apply to Mre Met tide G reams. Raruwtt. 8 f 8-Ttf 11 FOR BALJL—Flee 18 vnmr AMD FOt MRl UlhT Oae targe tgavu m bach «# aaeh. a* attended the races Alas Gohaaky has purrhaaed aa j , „ tm * tA*U ~8ta“ tewrtag cat freasj Reeauee of egpaocuoa that i 8res, laral dealers ^ «sst week hi the cesetma af a Mhss Aaarn Lea R ■■dward Ml Isas' ecaemiaasw emb ihe teeaae af aa Act week far A fiends b to etaR bar ssa | pasaed by Ike ter. Mi* J C Peiwrasa . 8oaad of Coaate C Mr R. OT Riley Jr. has hm pas is ii a atfh Ota Usage aad ey. dntggiafts. af M AhTRSt "■ —w - V \ * **+1 roSer la b»s ^.tjf * b*«e leer aaok aftar er*er»l | A m* pMh t a«k the Aamamaa feeeae li | j igmj emf France I legal battiai ( fears sgu Dr 8 V, MdWe aed M«aa h I VTRli —A mibh goat A kiy»ee | •Ho gucet sd Joe ■ '■! toe h«aac m I %** GjuiH¥ Called 5:30 O’clock. Admission 50c; Ladies and Children 25c These will be two of the strongest teams in S. C. P. 8. No Betting. Please—Management. Rf €* 8uaaas Mb re a > ^ 8 C «HnMMoemooasoo«MooBomammMHRRRRMMMRMRMRRIMRHHHMMMMD Mt8t 8LL.Ahkt*t 8 Hot 8 ROOAE IththHIhC 8 • All re • dr«« agr| tar; parks fflr ap; prmAa t l-fr Or At 8W up Rpacmtmta—we < hut bodsk MMaksog AR warh gear- no lead la alsuge I astaa Radaba, Films. Rappaea. CDLt MRIA PHutu IIMAHIXC m III! Tuylm Mreet. t elambm. 8> C. ILLSRATS Fa Has warn toe out af Hbae gamea th Aagmsta ea R oiasodsr Thara* ecel m«re t%o« • RAT BMAP the sld I rehabAe redeet dsetrayee C oarse m j tahoa—aa mtamg wMk ethm toad day gad Feetey af Met aeek 8*veal Tour maaa y bwi «f M lads. laral fans grfr-t-T Friday's goma 1 < I «ke) eaomgh fee Pan I try. Earhea ay Cellar Mr. aim (1 cakes) foe Charkaa t apt HaraM A. Ramas gmvef m J gaupA ec sausU bmldiaga the city feast week after aa sbsaauut, RtJOk Mae <8. cakes) saougk foe ef a year la Praar Atlaata thm teas to ita dm* tana aa 4 bacidmga. gtaaaga Jt'RT 8HI EJ% RD — A car tsm# of | Hmrge Ptlleburg perfart aad barh wire fear 'tal Uficrg tn uaantittea baeRage, or factory badduiga Sold aad Ouaraaiaad by Tha Rest NO MOKE RATS ry aad C. F. Maiau Have Your Cotton Ginned B< it- * Kal-Snsp BeaU Ibe Be^l Trap Ever Made.** Mrs. Emily Shoe Sa)». **My husband t»ought a IJ trap I bought • 80c box of RAT-^NAP. The Iran only caught 3 rata but RAT- SNAP lulled 12 in a week. I'm nevex without RAT-SNAP. Reckon 1 couldn't raise chicks without it.” RAT-SNAP comes in cakes. Three sif«?s. 2f'C, 50c, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by The Best Pharmacy and C. F. Molair, Bamweii, S. C. or mice, after you use RA T 8S t It’s a sura rodent killer. Try a pkg. and oroee it. Rata killed with BAT-| SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Guaranteed. 2Sr. site (1 cake) enough for Pan try, Kitchen or Cellar. 58c. site (T cakes) for Chicken IL»use. coops, or small buildings. $1.00 site (5 cakes) enough for all farm an d out-buildings, storage buidin^s, or fartorjfcdPuildings. Sold and Guaranteed by . . The Best Pharmacy and C. F. Molair, • * Barnwell, S. C. SCALfO TVCS ONLY AT YOUR GQOCERS MAXVai HOUSE COFFEE « - x ❖ Let me put this 5-passenger “National | Body” on that old Ford of yours. Our plant has been thoroughly overhauled during the sum mer months and new gins installed, making it possible for us to give you the maximum turn-out in the quickest possible time. Our manager has had twenty-five years experience with gins in South Carolina and Georgia and it will be his pleasure to see that our customers always get a square deal. i 1 V? •' ‘ f T —— Corn Mill in Connection. • • ' ' . ’ . . • . —— /-ii. We have also installed an up to date com mill and it will pay you to bring your corn to us and have it ground while your cotton is being ginned. COME SEE IT Farmers B. S. Moore, Manager, Barnwell, * 0