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Announcement! •i A* ptm *0*9 m H C _ tpWMi l ' **• flk#* TW. BARNWfti. ftOflX »-» ~~ ^ •. Ml 4M<Mi iNMfVM Af «t «•*»♦>*? ►•Wbf M 1 # 1 ♦ IW |wk4« md IV* ** * »*f *4Vf fititpruify Vv- JOHN W. NOLMMS iMftO-Ittl It. f*. IIAVIKS. Mi«or and I’rnftrirtor. Suh^rnpimn Kalm: Onr yr&r ai.* r >0 Six months . .IK) Three months ,r»0 Pci copy * .or» We beK to announce to the people of Barnwell and adjoining counties that we have opened a first-class sales stable at Dunbarton, where we will be tflad to have pros pective buyers call and inspect our f Horses and Mules. AdvertiKin^ Kates: Le^ral aJvertiaements at the rate allowed hy law. Obituaries, Tributes of Respect, etc., 100 words free of charge; each addi tional word; 1 cent. Classified advertisements, special I notices, cards of thanks, etc., 1 cent a , wont each insertion, with a minimum charge of 25 cents. • ' I Transient display advertisements, I 25 cents per inch. Libdral 'rates al- i lowed on contracts for 100 inches and over. Rates made known on applica tion. . ” All changes of advertisements and all communications must be in. this ••• office Tuesday at noon to insure pub- £ j lication in current issue. !£ All communications must l»o signed by the writer, not for publication but £ as an evidence of good faith and to 2 ! protect this newspaper. The publisher y is not responsible for the views of T correspondent*. < f t m 19 I it# VWMdk *»f fli* pe'rwil of cof | p'miian v*«f v Mdn *«* h tI* set* | I* tfi%i nj *l*o th*« the **kI two J r -rugi ’ph* ronlnif) sUitement** tfiv | b*i.rinf affiant** full knowledge and . htdief a* to the circumstance* nd c nditions under whirh «t«Kkh(>lderu and security boldorA who do not ap» I car upc n the books of the com))any vr trustees, hold stock and securities in iT capacity other than that of a I ona fide owner; and this affiant has no reason to believe that any other i erstvn, p.sceiation, or corporation haJL any interest direct or indirect in the said stock, bonds, or other securities than as stated by him. B. P. Davies, Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8th day of November, 1019. .6' W. C. Jenpipgs, # 7 N. F. for S. C. i Seal.) <My commission expires at the pleas ure of the Governor.) BARNWELL TWO PERFORMANCES FRIDAY Nov. $ fHURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1919. I .'T ATEM ENT. «.f ctwneirship, r*. rirrula- tioin. etc., rc- |U.»ed by the act of f*on- irrr«« if August 24. 1912. of The ♦ T-rnv.rll pu**!i*he<l wv^rkly at Z 'tarnwril, S I .. fi f O, itihtfT I. 1919. t Rutr .f Moa h ramV.i*. y l *0911 y —f llanm* *). •« 1 ltrf..rv m* a «a«»vy Pa Mir Mi aa4 f. • iV HUitr a'»l #!»«»• aw^WN*! !t F AhM ar*. atMi A Rat That Didn't Smell After Being Dead For\3 Months. “I swear it was dead at least 3 months,” said James Sykes, Butcher, Westfield, N. J. “We saw this rat every day. Put u cake of RAT-SNIP behind •» barrel. Months later my wife asked i.l>out the rat. Renumbered the bar- j I'd, looked behind it. There wras the j rit- «iead. not the wligftitest odor.** I *1 ,iree site*. 25c. ode. $1.00. Sold and t' uaranterd by Tbr fWt PKarmarv and C. F Alcbif. H * raw ell. S €*. \\ Oil III \ IMF. Ml T; ( "' -7 -N SENSATIONAL ACTS, •I Itatt rl*w*» Hfcrrrl lr«*i even V ! d REBUILT GR^ND FREE STREET PARAOE 9 URertaf S»»MWf HO\ EX IDEAS. MASS DA*DA. CAGES A FLOATS. HttDttW NOOSES. t tm -A*- 10:30 LUl •I an t c u w ill laD$EyMM40M ijfcOD * !■ ^ 1 l| iMrikai of TV* MorwoM $V * ^fapy TNy ftgwrM0 ' i Austin & Newsom, * ' IK ■ ,4 ‘ *. * M MO— -* % ^#9 9 WV Only Big Circus This Year PARADE AND TWO PtRfOOMAOCts DAILY Bamberg Thursday, Nov. 20 Barnwell Friday, Nov. 21st r 1 Cl IAS. i HOl’HTC >.\ COTTON KACT«»I< MS Oft Nnitoi «f %l 4»t Mf % t* %. I iota %L % |#% %JE€ SUD $1 % 1*0 tf\ * N y$9N TM. W * ONeWvWWDf *♦..» BAKHKTI &('())!TAXV MM 0 0 W v* SOMDDODMOSid II M III '"'III. iM M $. % 1.1 FA RUSSELL & ALLEN, INC. COTTON FACTORS a:,T. \Ml 041 KFYMM.ns SIKMT At t*t STA. (• A. ( orrr<'|>ondrnre ln%ilrd and ( on«ign menta >olitiled. € « ITTI IN FAC TCII4H AUGUSTA. GA. TW l^Rffwot Cmtimm Factars mi tW Wcsrld >1 ID |%|| fit Ml % A.**. ie4Bi me Furniture? 1.11 lit «.| n|t«*l |l!<. 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