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i ► UILDER I I am selling hundreds of Emerson phonograph records. Another big shipment expected Friday of , the latest Jazs, Fox Trot, Blues and song hits. C>11 in while in town on Satur day or any day you are in towTi and hear them. Saturdays arc my big days for demonstrating my wonderful Claxtonola machine. I have a young lady specially engaged to operate the machine on Saturdays. Call in and meet your friends and hear some real music at W. D. Gantt’s, Jeweler, Vain Street Barnwell, S. C. At- YOUR SERV1CE.7—We beg to announce that we have just installed a Velvet Bean and Pea Shell r* at our plant and will be glad to shell your beans and peas. Our charges are reasonable. Farmers Ginnery, Barn well, S. C. 2-19-tf My optician will be with me again on March 23rd and 24th. W. D. Gantt, Jeweler, Barnwell, S. C. FOR SALE—Shingles and flooring. Apply to the Fanners* Union Mercan tile Co., Barnwell, S. C. 12- 4-tf SHINGLES FOR SALE—The ear of Red Oder Shingle* ha* arrived. The grade it the be*t we have ever handled. Call early and get yoor* be fore all are eotd. C. F. Molair, Barn- hell. S C TWehphf Brand." Jaot rvenved a h*g •htpOMnl of the cotebealed Leae* watch** and I am •*41 me them at llJt each. Bead ill Md mmrn Hampton ta*ine**. r, went an prof* Mr.'C. F. Rfter, of Olar, wa* in the city palesday with a drove of horses and mule*. Messrs. W. P. Walsh and Q. A. Kennedy, Jr. t . of Williston were visi tors here salesday. The People begins its weekly visits to several new subscribers this week. “There’s a reason.” Mr. S. J. Carroll, of Elko route No. ll was the first subscriber to dispel the^bfueness of Monday. Mr^W. C. Kennedy, of Elko route No. 1, subscribed to The People while in the city Tuesday on business. am Magtstrataa and CWrfc . ef the Court. Alto: MinerllaneouH Collection* (rma Other* from July 1st, 1919 to Dec. 31st, 1919. I. F. Still. Magistrate at BlackviUe. W. C. Dyches-. j—1 $ 5.00 B. 0. Miller 6.00 Minnie Miller 5.00 Janie Little . 10.00 Herman Odom 30.00 Sidney Williams 10.00 Will Darnell 20.00 Charlie Green 50.00 Susie Duncan ^ 25.00 Susie Duncan 26.00 Pinkey Jones 10.00 Henry Isaacs 2Q.00 Free Free Free t Goodrich Guaranteed Tube With Each Goodrich Silvertown Cord Casing - n Messrs. J. W. Kennedy and A. I. McLemore, of Rosemary township, subscribed to The People while in the city on businesc salesday. So far as wind was concerned, March came in as gently as the well known lamb and here's hoping it will depart in the same manner. vmrwvNHr M they wtR leal m**twl y*wr*» n fcamdfed with <w*a Call aad aaa W |i GaaH. yoR gALR ami Rmatag Apfly la Mm Famaaaa* Uaam liamaa- um Ca. Ba*wamBL R C- IB* 9-If arm t tl MffM B TO FhM ODI. — Iwg m arnam mm 1mm— thei aaa fl*m* amB aaa aMMI . tmmBmi aad m *mm **aaa *** Th* a*JI m *aa *d ta* mmal ami Imat d***gw* *a dha ma# h*4 aad a* a^v* tm* t* hatag a* tarn* Everybody who enjoy* good singing should go to the school auditorium Monday evening and hear the Dunbar quartette and bell ringers company. Dont fail to attend the attraction at the school auditorium Monday eve ning, the 9th in»t. The Dunbar quar tette and bell ringers company will prramt a feature program. . ■ $215.00 C. S. Anderson 4 * Magistrate at Dunbarton. Collins Brown -_>._$50.00 * G. C. Best Magistrate at Kline. Bill Bradley $50.00 Ray Sanders Magistrate at Hilda. Elijah Lane $10.00 Julius Morris 40.00 $50.00 G. L. Hill Magistrate at Red Oak. Richard Hay 5.00 Arthur Deveaux .......... ... 5.00 An -Offer Good Only For The Next 15 DAYS $10.00 Material la being hauled to the lata of Me**r« R C. Holman aad B P Davie* foe the erectiaa of their aow hoamo, both of whirh wit] he hwiU af hollow tile and stwero. R. L. Waaley Magistrate at Williotaa. Willi* Baxley.. ...... • 20 00 Willie Williams ....... 10 00 Jim Ashley 20.00 Arthur Blackman ..... ....... 20 00 Kddte Jmkins ....... 2500 Mach Sally ....... 2000 Mr aad Mr*. J. M Bowaa. mi Ba vaaaah. Gw. have heea the gas sis af the katloe** fatWt. Me A. ft. Iftei4r- amew, af RoBomary township. Mr Boanmi >• a dramgiat ia Bavaowah. <» i tl if hi *fm y> umr. fFhm* aad i*s«a • w* wWB *ad *d ' •» —m af *Ja»% " Ida Awdna* Mm a ILR -piowoi Bs*A Br«*n •d MVl* Bpmaoh. m the hall, aa *h*i Wd Md gewtad ft*«a at plsatisw tame •«m fwU matewrtiaaa ahswi gwvwmg owl gwaea*ie* to hoy |mw ewm p*womi plaa*ew sm4 pwheeo 414*ad Col loo th| to tow. B C. nwahaea oe the Re t ^otB ly««wm eawevo wiMho peeoewled at the «eheo4 amMoowm *a f mmmm. ftftaevh BMl at mMri the thaafemr waaeasato ami hall eaaagmay wdl pee»*i aa aileaetma peewtwm Re i m mate mi RmewaoR amaa alarm sd Bamday saghi ahowl 9 •'«laeh hy •*«e*wl peetal ehsas. whwh w Mm aawal oftoem Use flea Thera waa HI flea aad the name af tlm dmsaehaasa m •t.a a amaHHf. Two dmao ware fwad oooms Mamdsy sMaht w N Dm* raa 9125.00 (leek af Cm II*wry SfH*mk ....«« 9 24 AO t*sfb Ow«wl ......... ... te aa Mask Owsml ......... ... TUB (‘ary Ashley ... aa oo Beady tmsMsm ... ... 4900 W eltef 8aagt*4ae , ... a*m RrwesA Da*m ... IfT 00 MHIee J« ekie* ... .... 900* Cliff Crsew r i mm Y«f% Ssesfesa tl T fru 11 ... 4900 OMa Mb— ... 4000 BeOeet Caffee , • * 49 oa Qamsry Hemswosui ... ... 4900 MeHaev Be«wes .. TUB Beteh Mmk . mmm mm Hamhwsss |:«*we*s .. Mm t U Dmahsr ..... ... 919 B■ Bseslev ...... ... mm ■Hrs* IIJMJB A lew I ««** soft fVehlO • ••• .••• ... 1, lOLii Fvwm «'iik*ew« BlerkvUW Bpr* *1 Bead Peed ...i, 27209 FreOi J. B Bull sale ef Uygalmd Mach ......... * * N * •1, p( ralier GeaeeaTs Office Food. A !Mt*wai \• wi*t'<xv4 1 In*. Licenser fees K24d 1.4B9B7 JMR I FRY HKBT TH \T t AN HE IMH’GHT. R. A. DEASON. llama ell. South Carolina. •••••••••••••••••••J • HERE AND HEREABOUTS. • • • Winter lingers in the lap of Spring. The days gain ten minutes in sun shine this week. The f irst day of Spring el so saw the first snow of the season. Mr. A. C. Odom, of Elko, was a cal ler at The People office recently. Major J. Anselm Meyer, of Meyer’s Mill~was a visitor here Tuesday. Dr. Fred Brinkley and Mr. Perry Bush, of Ellenton, were visitors here Monday. The Board of County Commissioners held its regular monthly meeting here TResday.;— Mr. R. E. Woodward, of Rosemary township, was r business visitor here salesday.* - The fnrnds of Mr. Jack Phillip* are to see him home again after irv- 1 nocith* iihtc** in an Augusta rptfa Rfiad hawGo *ep*e* msm am thw Iwm <«#? thaw at amp Ham amrww Mw mamaa. TW hes sd fhmmH e* aita^y am* I *m*w Haak» sum of $4,000 each. These attorneys also secured bail for Clifton Gifford ynd Joe Roberts, who are charged with poisoning and killing Reuben Sloan, in the sum of $1,000 each. Bail was also secured by Messrs. Harley and Blatt for Marie Foreman, colored, who is charged with shooting and kil ling one Sam. Kinard, also colored. The bond was fixed at $1,000. All of the above occurred in Allendale Coun ty, where the local firm is quite popu lar. a NOTICE OF ELECTION. A petition having been filed in ac cordance with section 1742, general school law of 1012, notice is hereby given that an election will be held in Elko school district No. 28, on Thurs day, March 18, 1920, for the purpose of determining whether or not a special school tax of two (2) addition al mills sh^LLJ^ltLU£ljaJ^^J»bQYiL named school district. The said election shall he conducted as is provided by law for the holding of general elections. The polls will be opened at Green and Ca/s Store and the following trustees are hereby appointed manager* of election; P. 8. Green, C. W. ilatr. L. M. Sprawls, t Thane favoring tlm propaasd levy r lhalt cast n bn Pot with the word F " \ *"*" writ ton nr pemtsd thereon, and J 1 WEBSTER’S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE MERRIAM WEBSTER The Only New unabridged dic tionary in many years. Contain i the pith and eamence of an authoritative library. Covers every field of knowl edge. An Encyclopedia in a single book. The Only Dictionary with the New Divided Page, 400,000 Words. 2700 Pages. 6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly half a million dollars. XetjnaJeU you about.thiam< remarkable single volume. Writ* for mmpla ton par- Vsi WITH EACH SILVERTOWN CORD CASING WE SELL DURING THE NEXT 16 DAYS WE WILL GIVE A GUARANTEED TUBE." THE TUBE MUST CORRESPOND WITH THE SIZE OF THE CASING. THIS OFFER IS MADE TO INDUCE YOU TO TRY THE SILVER- TOWN CORD TIRE. WE KNOW POSITIVELY THERE IS NO BETTER VALUE ANYWHERE FOR THE MONEY, AND ONCE WE GET YOU STARTED TO USING THESE TIRES YOU WILL USE. NOTHING ELSE. AND WE ARE RIGHT HERE EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR TO BACK UP OUR GUARANTEE ON MILEAGE AND SATISFACTION. TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THIS li-DAY OFFER. WrVE NEVER MADE IT BEFORE AND PROBABLY NEVER WILL AGAIN. ITS A SWING YOU WONT WANT TO MISS AND EVERY TIRE AND COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. Hagood-Jennings Auto Co. phone no. n. Barnwell, South Carolina WHY BUY ICE THAT IB MANUFACTURED OCT OF TOWN WHEN YOU CAN GET A BETTER QUALITY AND KEEF YOUR MONEY AT HOME BY BUY IMG FBOM THE BARNWELL ICE COMFANY. A CERTAIN PERCENTAGE OF EV ERY DOLLAR THAT YOU FAY FOR H E MANUFACTURED OCT OF BARNWELL IS GONE. NEVER TO RETURN. WHEREAS. PRACTICALLY ALL THAT IS SPENT WITH THE BARNWELL ICE COMPANY STAYS AT HOME TO SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY, REMEMBER. WE GIVE FULL WEIGHT. QUICK SERVILE AND OUR bUfcGLK mm- ■ "OhOBsnnn hvforr Judg* Townsend in Columbia Wednesday and presented an appli-! ^ 1 l nU * r “* i on c.tion for b.,1. for John nod ^! Homr^nk 'lnl.r«t on Brunt, of Ulmer, who were arrested | lieposits 341.6<> in conneetinn with the killing of the j Horn.’ Bank Special Loan 4,000.00 Cone boys near that place on Febru-1 Farmers ami Merchants Bank ary 22nd. Bond was granted in the Dunbarton Special Loan. .4,tHH).00 Support Home industry! • m Barnwell Ice Co. Inc. J. COLTON WEEKS, MGR. $8,380.96 Respectfully, J. B. ARMSTRONG. 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