Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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tt tmwnxvMt* rmo« 1) i Bank of Williston •mi (Wki I hm4 M ll ill* *4 In »j Mta MUi* rmMl of f oMinC AlMC Tfc# otter NOot U te otporttaf It Wt Wife »rot It «• Tbtt wt All tte tuiterltioo 9ntjm with hit W MtroniBf UbM tte .TaiK5/? fiffl M Bjf r&ert wl R rH- M to doubt that tte womap was tbo < ®alJ Itoft wbora I had yirpriifid It ttwlInTJoWnIhejulrVT^fli ^ room withm Ie«tf 7 ^ - * * ffasplng We were rid of the tlmoroua, little attorney, we were In Worse difficulties. With the attorney and his Spanish client, we at least * % knew the manner of dealing. It was dlsconci verting—I might almost be for* yWen the exaggeration Of saying It iwas horrifying—to consider that the dUrv was being handled by a con- !*Ubl«*. a sheriff or a coroner or even by any Idler or reeort-keeper In tte flUage of Honrlcb. 1 It tte automobile accident had die £eeed of one Ingenious enemy only te ante a hajf-deeen equally anermpe- tews anew or te apprise (! was tempted te think ?hte •** were#) #f tte loer. Tte car Mopped at tte done, • mao helped a woman oat. Ha FJJ MJJtlejyd ^Hrejfd fellow, was young and^rettyj. e old fellow said something tf my forelgnar, and he threw hla arms tothesj^ wnfitedTIl 6V4f, Ihugted tnd fell on the old fellow and kissed Min. The old boy struggled and kicked, but the foreigner Just picked him right up and kjssed him on both cheeks. “That old boy was mad when he got leose. ‘This Is unthinkable/ he said, it Is beyond expression. Tou human plgl Dog of a roan—slobbering beast!' Then be stopped speaking English and said a lot of things the foreigner un derstood, but It didn't make him mad. His eyes Just sparkled. He put a dol lar on the bar and pointed to the whisky agala. “ ‘Bring our drlnka over here/ said the old boy. pointing te ooe ef teblee in a fer comer of 'the They eei down, and tte twe moo uikod. Tte gin didn't norm so teee * m* A meld by Hie name ef Ajfndl Mitchell had beee glreo temporary' •snployiPfDt ^Hartley bouse. It was •hdouMeaTy she wh£ wD thf SP®* pihldb of tte man who had^ been UMw- Tasked — v ;i- asked the constable where 1 might see the maid and whether she was too badly injured te talk to any one. He said that she had been taken to the nearest hospital, which was ten miles away. He did not know how serious her injuries were. I had my driver take me to the hospital and found that as a representative of the family for which she was employed I might talk to her. She was In pain and heavily ban daged, but was conscious and willing to talk. M Agneii/' I said, when the nurse had loft os, “I am not be re to mate a great deal of trouble for yon. bnt tf 1 leniency It will be In exchange for yonr W# have known that aa of mere Is bate Hart lay yon bnen yielded Id Wicket to advice their cuctomerc and friend* that we are prepared and willing to take care of and protect them in holding their COTTON. All of our Recourcec are for the promotion of the interest of Our PEOPLE. NOT A DOLLAR ic loaned in the North, notwithstanding ill founded rumor that our Bank is loaning money in the Northland ic not properly caring for home needs. Where- ever there is a demand for, credit to finance the farmer through this trying time of low- on, we stand ready and willing I Had My Bottle ef Beer. lander went berk t* the group ih*ml- *•'**1 by tte *qu*t talbaltce feitow He vac ead tte type gSat ‘ r Vie dtewl la’t#omrv end Bee" 1 *iii tec n«%daacip te ••• tend «d a dtavr * ten te te* ■ m tern Me ««• ■MteS • S *# %«mS Max n» «e ek# end %v tevvv nn knenvenad can fW •’ b • fan Mnd M te |te* • e**ed bm • e anemee «# e m • n ten t a •"*% m svnan I dM enf % • •• «m m fvmai. aend *vnc • te mad after item Ttean tent Mir* fwtaf tn bv ea accident If tte for- Ngner kept grate Inc *» tte mna at te vbevl lhe« mnnt tec* teen go- tne prettv feat. I rheeed them a mil# and a h.V and «e«erel tltnee 1 heatW the girl cry out abend in the dark. **! wh* within two hundred 'ards nf them when ihe girl ccreamtHi louder than over. mi?J I heard a ora«h. 1 knew they'd gel It, and they had. The car had gone Into a tree at the side of the road. “The old boy was dead, and the girl was unconscious—but the foreigner was gone.” “What about the leather case?” asked a man Iri the group about the constable. It was the question I could have shouted out myself. “It was gone. too. The old hoy did not have a single paper In his pockets, but after I'got help and we got atten tion for the girl, we found a letter In her purse addressed to Miss Agnes* Mitchell, Hartley house. Hartley That was the only Identlflmtlon we had. 1 letepImAod *»«et to Hartley end a moa mid bo ooold bo ocoe Thai*! all I mi M. f *o fos te te pettiag tte cMHami Hu tteste itete *»i tl* * eo teobma HhBf Ib villk m ifocsslk ui iht MtefkuBiBM wu#% ci tkm daf IB f tsvrMated fo» BkttrlL te «tea« tte pH ted Bte «a«yo* tte tewed TW Iftewcerd mm to te*v teweedtem of Iht mo Tte tavyor • a* «teevm*tesi te shated aos teco it. Ttey cirwagied •• tte lawyer tried i# drive tte car. tevtag several narrow r*»w|«ev from tte dlt«b. Then the S|*anlard. la a rage, aban doned all caution and throw biins*-lf hudily on the lawyer, who lost con trol of the car and hit a tree. That was all the girl knew. }<* thuar nlti w hrrr time i» impcMtBM aod get ting therr r%arnrul, tkiu k ran be drprndrd upa>B k»f mift. Mire cranvpurUDon. You will rind among the new Bunk Twenty One Models—the car which exactly suits your businets needs and the needs of your family. The mechanical excellence of the car you choose i« backed by a nation-wide authorized Uuick Service. tCONTINUED NEXT WEEK) Prices of the New Nineteen Twenty One Buick Series NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that I will file my final account with the Honor- orable John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate for Barnwell County, and State of South Carolina, as Executor of the will of J. S. Still, Jr., upon Saturday, the 30th day of November now next ensuing, ami petition the said Court for an order of discharge and letters dismissory. W. D. STILL. Executor This dav of October, A. D 1BS0 * i Twemy I T» finy I Ts riity Twfnty Twftity Twtmy Twenty 0»f-F*ny Oor-Forty Onr-Foriy One-Forty Onf-Forty One-Forty Otie-Pifty, F. 0. B. litre piueugrt cat rive paivcn(rr car four r-* >'fnjrr coupe rive pawengrr sedan four paisenjer coupe seven pa«senfer car seven pasvenpei sedaa FatUry. Flint. 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