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s . c I K #####****** X • -*• • • B I *si x i:sc ! UKR * A,,in t i'iij>KuO|i row &M&. iiK.ii *cwxn tun* I «u'ir \|0jrr. FilMfv^A. hi»« HfHik »fwnt Si with r*lrt‘ive«. nn ,••••• • • • ' MP .".ii'm' A. MtXab is* vuitinK •Ik ANTED.—Salvsnifn tt» fell W lativt-s in Florence tirn Elcctnr Farm I.urhtinc amV Mi** Harnrtt r*t1f?r*on. who* i* atti ndi^r A»hl^ Hall Collrire in 1 ’hjrlf!*tor ami J.‘O. Phtt^n^u^ Jr., 4 l#tt#* frmm f **4 M*»In* I T»-r P» n> III |f| fwv |*4 M % * i | ^ntcnr^tlsut Vrttvr f^vfn 0* H , ct Blarkvillr, wlio ha• hfVn j <’Ut in Color»«lo for MMII* llmr •n urm»r t hr Imt*! v*ri«tir* of cvkuvnhrr U'T thia MH t» *n. For the bccirAt «*f l ho farmor rrmlora of Tho Peuplr hi Y »♦•••* IW V *ao% %ra f icrv 4%ii F41 u#**« pumping plants in Barmvol) an<l Bam- l erjr Counties. Attractive prnposi- t : on to jrood men. Prefer men having ti.^ir own cafb. Ed is to Public Semite Co., Denmark, S. C. , FOR SALE.—Grade Jersey Cow,’ tthree years old., with second calf, one month old. $80:00. P. M. Buckinc:- i am, Barnwell, S. 10-l'6-2t. WANTED.—To buy corn and hay in . small quantftit*s. Quote ppce to W. I . Franklin, care Southern States Oil 1 'Co., Barnwell, S. C. 10*ir»-‘2t FOR SALE.—At the W. H. De- AC:tt Stables, BlaCkville, S. C., one car load of tine Kentucky mules and horsesr 1 invite the public to come and hide them over. D. C. Weeks, Black- Ttne, S. C lo-p-tt-pd. FftR SALE.—Shotes and Hops. Weijrht, fill pound? up. Butler Ha pood, Barnwell. S. C. • 10-y-3tlpd Miss Kate Woodward spent Friday H Aupusta shopping t — . » ' .Miss Emma Kirkland visited rela- t»ves in Blackville Sunday.* . Mrs. L. F. Bonnes left'llonday for a visit to relatives in Wijdiston.^ Mrs. ,1. A. Porter and daughter^IMiss Louise, spent Fridav in Columbia. • TlrmkT of the Military Institution Vtrr in rrprcilurtil in full .1, fiillowa: villr, N. C., witi- i'i*l!i''l VRorky Kortl, Colo., tK't. 14, 11*19.— a«t work on account of ; .| r B p Da vi„. fturnwcl): S C. ' their yranillathrcr, .Mr.|„. nr Sir: , am wvin(t , »f T lend»Tsonville, N. C\, were called to Barnwell last week on account of the death of Harper Hagood. We were plad to see., both of them, but sorry it was theirs to come on such an errand. J. O. is playing guard tm the foot ball it am and is very much pleased with Ids work. T* lie •Krd cm What In sin To •le p n*h That you Time. lire. •o a C Fat W hat if the day break* just at soon And wakes you from ><»ur m.-ming snore? here "’saving the best seed*'--.that 1 grow—cantaloupes end cucumbrFj, I have tlie best variety of cucumber seed” for our section for growing cukes for shipping purposes jnd also, have secure^ st?me of the i icest Watson, Excel and Kleckley Miss Louise Duncan left last week ior an extended visit to relatives in C wlumnia. J Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Patterson and 1’ttle son, of Allendale, spent Sunday in the city with relatives. sweet watermelon seed. We have tc There has been no diphtheria in p a y men, hoys or anything that will [rehopl and no" talk of suspending put in time, $5 a day of 10 hours and Lchool on account of diphtheria. not one minute over ten iVurs will they werk. To give you some idea, one The school enrollment has well! s eedsman, has 80 men working saving passed the two hundred mark.-Wei ~H'w tv^ hundred and twenty- i-eed and has had them for three weeks he tells me if the weather is good Just think of this man-given hoop And fall right hack and sleep some , more. Vo feel, to know that Time has turned' And given ,back to you one hour in which to take the rest you’ve earned. Shall you not exercise this power? Old Time turned back within its flight • . Without a single jar or shock When you and 1 arose last night . ^And juggled with the-' good old mur. Bishop W. A. Guerry, of Charleston, will conduct services Sunday morn ing in the Church of the Holy Apos- t.es. The- State High School Inspector visited the school Monday and was '•ery murk pleased with the progress cf the school. This was his first visit to Barnwell. . He was very compli mentary to the people of Barnwell for Capt. and Mrs. J. B. Morris, Mrs. ft heir school spirit. B Monria 1 son *rent JFST RFt FIVKD.—A shipment *.ver to Aagosta Monday on a shop- : *• ndav I* • public day at ie sc oo • clock. Florence. J E. McBride. Margaret Anne Delk. Five carloads af wirv fsnring Kara ordered moparutlvoly by farm- • r* of Allendale t'ounty through Coun* *y. Agent 7. t). Robertaon. A IJ.'kKl-bunhel swart potato •to- /age house is bring built at Vam- vdlr, Hampton County; to save the 1^1'eta to crop and to encourage heavier planting another year as one money crop against the boll weevil. The Colleton Products Association Las recently been organized at'Wal- rerboro, capital stock $100,000, to i uild potato storage houses, grain ele vators, warehouses, and to buy &nd fell agricultural products. This is a movement to beat the boll weevil. September tobacco sales in South Carolina amounted to 11,823,768 pounds, at 18.51 cents per pound, giv ing a total return of $2,199,105.19. A Jersey Bull Association of four bibeks has been formed in Lancas ter County with blocks at Elgin, Anti- <th, Van Wyck, and Pleasant Valley. Three of the four bulls have been placed. • The official cotton grader at An- demon sayed a farmer over $600 last v eek on twelve hales of cotton. The Ward** F firmv »♦ red 2 * ce w f*:»p*T. which I am of- irgMivt price*. ,ln boxes. 20 •* wr I**, the pound. iirg trip Co! »-ge, loim that in ten days more lie can cut off all but 10 or 12. It is hard for people buying cantaloupe seed to get them aa cheap as I have sold them the past few years. Seed that a few years ago could be bought for 75 to 80 cents wholesale, new’ sell readily at $1.50 U $1.75 a pound. One big planting Hilda, Oct. It. The home of Mr. ^ ^ company ! that plants in California, , * ml ** r5 ' G-orge W. Delk was N 1 '**. f. <rim , r ^ad l>een offered 34 cents in New Mexico and here has contracted j on Tuesday morning. October;^ nt . ar ^y t own> He took it to Ander- . i ^ - I for 3,(kMi pounds at $l.. r »<> a pound and j * ^b«n the angt I of iltath entendj gradeil, and sold it for 45 j We will not have anything elaborate, M .'. 4 |«iniun that grew these seed : ^ 4K> ^ from it their little daughter,; renla | t had a staple of 1 1-8 inches. 1 -I— -I ■ ■- •*“ 1 Margarrt Ann*. . ' Mullin*. M.non County, ha* onran- Margartt was almost seven years of* i-td a Holding Association, capital i*ge, just the age for the dr* aded diph 4l<t0.000, among farmers, and all claaa- lh« ria to seize her first for its vir-le* of business to Handle cotton and _____ 11 ut will try to make the visit pleasant turned down anotler order at the . Hunter, of Washington. D. C^|* cr > ,ou * • • w.mr price, it mg his sister Mr*. A A. Me- . * • * * • *Y»»ur* truly. ••r brf»re leaving for Canada. New Machinery in Operation **0. II. Mathis • he will make H»« future home. | 1 ’ -j The machinery that wa* purrhaae-l xtiip »t»M IBB Moerw. ttrwegssi ILK I ^ t0* Aap Jan I * »f thr I v >f 18 f r MMI \ i k * * •* * Mi 4b k I %• Ms • • *• ago Uy the ( ocamis- a hi ar M »rks of |tarviwe!| r of Oraeg*hurg wa* pw* aa Hotwrday •»»iht. an»t I Ur • .ee> t** H p.* *♦•d rW*e He stated to a nrp I I h» tVwpla Oui • mi MkaewraeP wa* *o* 1 oa the deal o**4 *kat [I awl haa pamasia of esaal I 4* if %t fOeeeaf prW s* OO *te*a M * M .Me* ate- lAad ta*at tho Aa* hsaf aom faoadhe* •eagoaaaoee •• ib* •*««■** Aar se* , • ao*a that tatge tho ' pmmm o 41 sAaMf* ho osoAafhis (oa tarn • t hosaao MOTliK t \Ks sTol F\ Owe Hlaehsillr Car Feawd Near T< the INher la tagwsta r>th ng that k*v’ing hand ml aid rould d* aw that it wa* well te spite i take our treasure from this * ■ * Blacks iM* I View wove ( h ► € ft I ■ l. •( XaX. B-> s ULl^laJtelJLl? 1 ' ^ **—'*"* a slsghilf osed asm kelao# tf iU ffhoe# 1* lo with ^ A(—aaimi <wla > f «-'•«•» hMB pw^fo Boyldiuh |k*(h o ee« *f T * aohopa $^alg*s«aHL f^a lo aasew •tton seed A buyer for the Aaao- wa« done; I < 4itloa la buying 75 percent of tho i ffennga A sole of &| head of pure hrwd Ahor- «o«a Angus cattle will he hold la Co- lumhsa. Nosemhar 7, at the State Saw (•rouada t leaaoau t ollege atudewta wwa mo* I phaeo flint aAaao la MbbI la a • g ha Fugs « w »• I died aul Mr i»g s va# oi adbhw koasre mt t hsetmn Mtss tMta tm a aaur-g*v mi mwi ts.%A Too She poaiaa • / f*s*a* •*§#% ewsf haapaa powiaa am pwag hug* «^aoA«ouaa aoA eoosAOooaoMO vhoua s#* * wwa a % t it* *m % * it* i«.at*ga * —ra tao aiaaaa •Ue S'OW*-* -o * • 'SMO dU« • ■ At w M I- e -* s ar%* *s ao aou ew •* w a* * sapwl Aurseo ud m+mU toU >,ua tnm hoae t-esona* haowoha wuh e water ra tip oadaMaf• who owUeW tm toeu hrft oa afll e^ghs aou tao had •** wao naa Aeuo Mr Sb*h*flwu aha* had a aMnaaaw • aa the «%mi of gaioo d hugwats had tfbe* had am oao aatl Aha paato lo* Wus drr ■ wa «. It la aappmaad hoe* aha* thoeo aoaw eu Araaan a«d uaow Mr Mar* «a* aa wafl *f * • wade* ami hoewdaa hot do rad oao aAamiaaod aad She paadaa* eoad aa at tpo oUtar taa ♦ « • t aaeea fWA. Pfk - Mr add Man i# aotf Aaughdee SaMaawa dgwaw. la aeh tb* > •* « erne TVe maessago flhwA -ueaa I thmaaaah MaadAp. QaVaAaa UL »e Maw M* Mugeoa aMMuadhhp dfhoe dhoah tesp Me aad Mew Mwfll • M .aid MdM * *— • Capa, whooa Mr aM ** aa haosawwa bmrnmm heuew oa how ho ho oM (hs ohamaip* ho *..» soaao tar uo dha^ ww a lio Mat at ?M» NOTICE Beginning Monday, November 3rd, we will gin three days each week until further notice. Wednesday, Thursday, W. L McNab, Manager. * Bannwell, South Car. U X ^ T r & GIN DAYS Wednesday, Thursday and Fnday until further notice, beginning Monday, Noveniber 3rd. "V V \ Ginnery B. S. Mgr., Barnwell, S. C.‘