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y ' R • $ V Vw •t: v; - - • ; '■ : | OtTSINESC ^Otii.dekO *I**X**X~X**!**X*»I**X**X**X* , X**X**XX**X* t FOR SALE.—Estate of the late C. T. Johnson of Blackville, S. C., con sisting of nine (9) acres of land, about seven acres in town limits of Blackville, has five-room dwelling, barn and stables, also fine bearing paper-shell pecan and other fruit trees. For further Information and price write W. II. Johnson, 18 Pinck ney Street, Charleston, S. C. 12-30 3t. WOOD FOR SALE.—300 two-horse loads, delivered at Blackville, also cabbage plants for sale. B. F. Gardner, Blackville, S. C. 12|30|6t pd. LOST.—On Orangeburg Road be tween Denmark and Barnwell, one black leather hand bag containing wearing appearals. Reward if re turned to B. B. Easterling, Barnwell, S. C. ' 12-30-2t. Mrs. C. T, Bamberg, who h*s been employedfm Ao&iista for sonje time, returned home Sunday. NOTICE OlF SALE. Mrs.'R. "S. Dicks entertained the members of the Wednesday After- noop Bridge Club last week. Mr. John R. McLemore has re turned to Boykins, S. C., after a visit to relatives and friends in the county. Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Rice, who have been spending the holidays in Chester, have returned to their home in Barn well. Miss Julia Blanchard has resigned her position as bookkeeper for the Farmers Union Mercantile Co. and re turned to her home in Waynesboro, Ga. *' M iss Emily Porter left Monday afternoon for Converse College after spending the holidays »n the city with her-parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Por* ter, C . FOR SALE.—Two milch Cows both with young calves. P. JVL Bucking-, ham, Barnwell, S. C. 12-16-tf. FOR SAiyr,—A limited amount of King Cotton Seed at $1.00 per bushel. Mrs. R. G. Stansell, Elko, S. C.1216tf FOR SALE.—Fine variety of King and Wannamaker Big Boll Cotton Seed, $1.00 per bushel f. o. b. Elko, S. C. R. G. Stansell, Elko, S. C. lfi-4t {A RUST PROOF C ABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE.—$1.50 per thousand, any ^ quantity. Now is the time to set “them to beat Mr. Weevil and low viHe, S7C. 12-16-Gt. WANTED—One or two share crop pers. Apply to W. P. Franklin, Barn well, S. C. 12-9-tf. WANTED—Cow Peas, all varieties, best cash prices paid. W. P. Frank lin, Barnwell, S. C. 12-9-20 CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE, In any quantity for immediate deliv ery at 25 cents per 100, $2.00 per 1,000. Address W. A. Hayes, Barn well, S. C. We have in stock several Ford tour ing cars with and without ..starters^ two coupes^ one sedan and several trucks we can deliver on short notice. Ti you contemplate buying a car take it up with us quick. „ Rir.er Auto Co., Olar, S. C. •••••••••••••«•••••• • • • HERE AND HEREABOUTS. • • • •••••••••••••••••••• Write it right-1921. Mr. W. B. Turner, of Ellenton. was in the city Monday on business. v Mr. W. M. Lightsey, of Fairfax, was in the citv Tuesday on business. - The visitors to the county scat Monday were too numerous to men tion. The negroes of this section obser ved “emancipation day” in Barnwell with a parade and public speaking. A very large and orderly crowd was present. \ r'\- The many Barnwell friends .of Mr. C. B. Farmer, of Allendale, w'ere shocked to learn of bis death, which occurred 'Friday at his home, after long ill health. Messrs. W. B. Norris, of Kline, and S. M. Baxley, of Dunbarton,'were the' first subscriber^ to accept The Peo ple's invitation to renew their sub scription while in (the citg Mond^v . 3..WV..^ f * i— |. "V The People desires to thank those who have accepted its invitation to renew their subscription,-but there is still a large number of delinquents. Help the management give you a bet ter paper by paying up now. Three infants, the children of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon V. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. J. Julien Bush, were christened Sunday morning at the Church of the Holy Apostles by Bishop • Wm. A. Guerry. They are til grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown, of this city. Attention, Pensioners! All male pensioners, or as many as can, will meet in Barnwell on Satur day, the 15th of January, 1921, to elect a Pension Board for Barnwell County to serve for two years. Fail not. J. A. Meyer, Chairman. ♦■■■♦■>» i January Salesday. Mr. F. J. Gillam. of Barnwell route No. 1, wji* g caller at The People of- ce Tuesday. Mr. L. K. Bates, of Dunbarton,' R. F, D., was a caller at The People of- fict' salesday.*’ Monday was salesday and one of the largest crowds seen here in weeks was in attendance. Most of the vis itors- came to attend the cotton acre age reduction meeting, after the ad journment of which they began to de part for their homes. There was practically no evidence of drunken ness, and the day passed off without any untoward incident. Local horse ; dealers report very little business. i ' ♦ ♦ » , _ .Mrs. Porter Entertains. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. Roy Z. Warren, Plaintiff, ' *8. Barnwell Ice' Company, Defendant. Under and by virtue of- a certain de cree in the above entitled action, the said decree^ being on file in the Cleric of Court’s office for Barnwell County, I Will sell to the highest bidder for efish, at the plant of the Barnwell Ice Company, at Barnwell, S. 6., on Mon day, February 7jh, 1921, at 12 o’clock noon on said day, all of the real estate and personal property and chattels hereinafter outlined, as follows: / Qne lot of land eonsisting of all- those ^two “certain lots or parcels of lan^L designated as Lota Nos. 13 and 14 on plat made by J. M. Patterson, surveyor, dated May 9th, 1910, in Oakland Park, known as property of. Mrs. Jennie Browri, bounded and measuring as follows: On the North by Lots Nos. 11 and 12 and measuring thereon 119 5-10 feet; on the East by right of way of Southern Railroad and measuring thereon 155 feet; oh the South by Simms Avenue and meas uring thereon 119 5-10 feet r and on the West by Lot No. 14 and measur ing thereon 4 155 feet. One frame building 24 x 36 feet, 1 story. One ice storage building, 15 N 15 feet, 1 story. ^ One ..combination bam, stable and wagon shed, 1 story. One Brunswick Ice-Making - Ma chine, Size O. C. No, 12, No. 4390. One G. E. Induction .Motor," 25 H. P., 220 volts, Type 326, 60 cycles, 61 amp. One starting compensator for mo tor. Type 1, Form K. 220 volts*, .25 H. P., 60 cycles^ phase and paneL One line shafting, 3 hangers and boxes and pulleys. One jack shaft, 2 hangers, boxes i and pullevs. ~ : One roll Carey roofing, medium. 78 Ice Cans, 1 Lot belting for machines. 11 sheets gal. tron; 36 In. x 72 in. 2 gallons shellac. 1 office roller top desk. 5 gallons cylinder oil. 8 anchor bolts and nuts, 1x3 feet. 1 waste can and cover. 1 pair ice draw scales. .3 icp saws.- 1 water dipper. 1 shingling-diatchet. 1 iron crowbar. 1 iron split pully,' 10x20. 1 iron split pulley, 5x24. 1 long spout oil can. 2 pulley flocks, for % ropes, single end double. 1 single pulley block for !£1n rope. 1 box assorted valves, fittings and lag screws. > 2 empty oil barrels. 1 empty ammonia tank. 1 can salt. 3 lengths 1 1-4 black iron pipe. 1 length 1% black irorr pipe. ~ . Also at office up town: 1 iron safe, 1200 lbs., new. 3 pair ice tongs. 3 ice saws. /I Remington Typewriter, No. 11. 1 check protector. . , . 3 scoop shovels. 1 pipe vice. N. 1 18-in. Stilson wrench.* « 1 12-in monkey wrench. 1 6-in. monkey wrench. *■ 4 end wrenches. 1 auto jack. 1 mule and 1 covered delivery 1- horse wagon. The said plant is located within a few feet of the track of-the Southern Railway Company and has a spur track and coal chute at the plant. B. B. EASTERLING, IJMK ; n Receiver. W: W"? Cj4R sls dependable as bu^ness transportarion is important—* no matter what the weather. That is Buick, and that is why Buick cars are in such great demand in business everywhere. The new Buick Nineteen Twenty One tnodels combine utility with beauty; re liability for business with riding comfort so pleasing in hours of relaxation. A nation-wide Authorized Buick Service guarantees initial Buick dependability. ' — \.V \ • \ Fffectiv^January /, regular equipment on all models -will include —<5> Sheriff G. Keys Sanders has been confined to his bed this week with an attack of grip. Mr. H. G •Bdylston, of Blackville, attended the ‘.'Acreage Reduction 1 " meeting Here Monday. ' 7. Mr. R. S. Weathersbee, of Ron?- mary township, renewed his subscrip tion while in the city salesday. Mr. W. F. Duncan, of Meyer’s Milk was a welcome caHer at The''RhotYle office while in the city salesday. M. Mixson. were among those from Williston who were here salesday. ■One of the prettiest parties of the holiday .season was that given by Mrs. J. A. Porter Friday afternoon in hon or of her daughter. Mrs. Elmer F. Bauer, of St. Louise, Mo., a bride of a few weeks. Fivar ranged for'bridge and after several spirited games a delightful salad .course was served. The handsome col. onial home was beautifully decorated and th.e score., cards and favors were in keeping with the spirit of the oe- vafciow- * . « —*— ^ , Card of Thanks. To the Peqple ofHMackvillej-* I wish to thank the 1 kind people of BTachvine for" responding* sb cgiiekly to the alarm when my house caught , T»n«r£ H. Hutto, Jr., of Hilda, were callers at The People'of flee Monday. Mrs. Lena Davies returned to Queens College, Charlotte, N. C., Sun day after spending the holidays With It is now Clerk of Court R. L. L^Bronson. this newly elected county »tfficial having taken charge, bf his 4)^ ^j^'. v .:^^ay-*^mornihg.'' new Board of County Commissioners will begin its duties in March. These changes are the only ones to be made on fire .Su ThfqmfifipTtiess their response and j $* their efficiency in fighting the fire ♦j* that the house was saved. 1 am ■ also Cai-e vn handling thereby preventing any unnecessary damage to the house. qc C. J. Martin: Blackville. Dec. 29, 1920. — Mr. Seivern Diamond Dead, T Best Self-rising FlotUr," rn Diamond, aged 68 years, died Sunday night a^t 10 o’clock et the home of his nephew, Mr. M. C. Diamond, of Baijnwell, after an ill- was laid to rest Monday afternoon in the cemetery at Allen’s Chapel, the Rev. Mr. Baxley conducting the fun eral services, Mr. Diamond is sUr- one Alatighter, Mrs. Mamie offk.als. It is understood that the re tiring Clerk of Court, W. H. Duncan, will devote his attention to-farming Ihi^'yeay. . - f Huggins, of Jacksonville, Fla., and one son, Mr. 'Frampton Diamond, of Barnwell, Who have the sympathy of many friends Jr their bereavement. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ' ^ T *" NOTICE OF FILING OF CLAIMS. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. . Roy Z. Warren, Plaintiff, vs - '• Barnwell Ice Company, Defendant-. liQXl&SLXPTHE persons holding claims against the Barnwell Ice Company, Inc., will file same wfith me as receiver; properly verified, at Barnwell, S. C., within 60 days after publication hereof, and all persons indebted-to the said Bwrmrtfll Ice Company, Inc., wall make payment promptly to me as receiver, at Barm well, S. C. B. B.- EASTERLING, 1 6 2U \ Compound Lard, per lb. ^ Good Blue Rose Rice, perlb..lOc. Good Green <!offee, per lb._J!.15c. 1-4 Oil-Sartlines, per con___-_ 5c. ^ Mustard Sardings^per can.. 15c. Chum Salomn, per can — _15c. Alaska Rink Sjahomn, per can 20c. Grits, per peeje 45c. Good Gdftntry Meal, per pk^i.45c. t'SO C. F. BAKER, Ewt aagk.T-KgsKjicg.'rr m * . A. " *.* v % riQj 1 r m "^ r 1 — —-1: — ■* ^ ‘ . ■ rr* ' \ . • ■■.■. -Wi,’