The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, January 13, 1921, Image 2
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE
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Entered at the post office at Barntoell,
S. C., as second-class matter.
JOHN W. HOLMES
1840-1912
Honor Roll.
B. P. DAVIES. Editor and Proprietor.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13TH, 1021.
Do it yourself in 1921. George may
not want to. .
Never mind what the other fellow
says. It’s what you do that counts.
All men are alike in one respect.
They think they are different from
others.
People who live in a fool’s paradise
often find the environment quite nat
ural to them.
Regardless of the bright rays of the
moon that creep into many cellars,
1021 remains comparatively sober.
Colonel House is entitled to fame
in at least one respect. He has made
it possible for Medill McCormick to
play second fiddle.
If immigrants were allowed to bring
their booze with them no doubt a qon-
siderable fund could be promptly
raised to facilitate their arrival.
The time is rapidly approaching
when Mr. Taft and Mr. Wilson can
form a club the membership of which
will be more exclusive than any other
in existence.
We have heard a lot- about England
having six votes in the league of na
tions, but from the way Canada and
Australia have been spilling the beans
we are of the opinion that the British
' ' ...-wuv on w aeparaiip tRUS.
Certain statesmen who have been
in the habit of enjoying the limelight
of publicity are kicking vociferously
over the plans for Mr. Harding’s in
auguration. But why should we de
ny them the sad privilege of throwing
a last expiring spasm at their own
obsequies ?
The following list represents those
who have made Bn average of ninety
per cent, on all their work for this
year including (faily grades and ex*
aminations: ^ ^
First Grade: Bob Dicks Bennett,
Thelma ' Bodiford, ; .Glen Browning,
Claire Dicks, Lucy Dunbar, Kathleen
Simmons and Walker Wilson.
Second Grade: La Hentz Reeder,
Mildred.Moore, James Adams, Margie
Hollund) K—e» kou Croft"arnt
Long.
Third Grade: J. M. Reeder and
Beverly Simms.
Fourth Grade: Jesse Croft', Ben
Davies, Jr., Mildred Thomas, Calhoun
Lemon and Margaret Lemon v
Fifth Grade: « Lilly. Mae Thomas
and Melvin Hogan.
■> Sixth Grade: Francis Lemon, Julia
Lemon and Lavinia Moore.
Seventh Grade: Aubry Harley,
Albert Cornell, Minnie Woodward and
Ruth Clary.
High School.
Eighth Grade:. J. E. Harley,. Jr.,
and Bates Hagood. • ~ , v/
Nineth Grade:. Ruby- Peacock,
Pearl Peacock, Ella Louise Molair
and Carrie Holman.
Tenth Grade: Blanche Porter,
Loulie Moore, Jean Riley and Kli«a'-
beth Mace. 2 i
Eleventh Grade: Elizabeth Easter
ling.
Typewriting and Stenography: Lot
tie Sanders and Nellie Thomas.
All music pupils are doing good
work and deserve honorable mention.
of Barnwell, state'and county afore
said, containing 31x100 feet and bouni
ded as/follows: North by lot of
W. Dicks; East and South by street
of the,town of Barnwell; West by \op
of E./D. Peacock, formerly Iproperty
of Miss Anna Walker.
Levied upon as the property of Mrs.
A. l./M(M)dy an#-the proceeds of said*
sale,/or So much thereof, to be applied
to the atoount due as taxes to ; the
Town' 1 of Barb well. 1
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay!for pap^-s and all expenses of
-aaidf safer*-*-
'C. fcEYS SANDERS,
* Sheriff of Barnwell County.
Bar iwell, S. C., Jan. 12th, 1921.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
wittl local Applications, as th«r
LOCAL ApPL
»t rs>ch Ihs i
rrh js a local .
" ititutional
rs It you
jr. -Hall's
taken Internally and acta thru
selt of the diaaaaa.
‘ disease, greatly In-
dlttons. and
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must take an
TAX SALE.
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By virtue of sundry tax executions
to me directed by j. M. Caldwell,
Clerk and Treasurer of the Town of
Barnwell, I have levied upon and will
sell at Barnwell in front of the Court
House on Monday, February the 7th,
1921, it being salesday, % : *> swidTltanth-
vribed real e'stHT^Tb wit:
All that lot, piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the Town
flu^r csd by. contftltutlor
in order to cure
Internal remedy. Hall'a Catarrh Medi
cine la taken Internal!)
the >!ood on the mucoue surfaces of the
system. Hell’s Catarrh Medicine was
ires^ribed by one of the beet physicians
Is country for years. It Is com-
posdd of some of the beet tonics known,
combined with some of the beet blood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
the ingredients m Hall’s Catarrh Medt-
clne Is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials, free. _ „
F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Props.. Toledo, O.
All Druggists, 76c.
Hall’s Family Pllla for constipation.
NOTICE OF FILING OF CLAIMS.
State of South Carolinp,
Coun\y of Barnwell. ~
»y Z. Warren, Plaintiff,
vs. 1
Barnwell Ice Company, Defendant.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: All
persons holding claims against-, the
Barnwell Ice Company. Inc., will -file
same with me-as • receiver,' properly
verified, at Barnwell, S. C., within 60
^lays after publication hereof, arid all
persons indebted to the said Barnwell
Ice Company, Inc., will makt? paymejnt
promptly to me as receiver, at Barn-
well, S. €. , ,
; . B. B, EASTERLINQ,
1 6 2t. ' Receiver;
THE UNIVERSAL CAB
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There are more than 3,000,000 Ford car s in daily service throughout tl
world, and
fully eight per cent of these are Ford Tou ring Cars. There are many ^reasons for
this, not the least of which is the simplicit y in the design of the c&r, so easy to under
stand; likewise it is easy to operate, and mighty inexpensive, compared to ? othey
motor cars. Tbe maintenance is low, and it has won an. “unparalleled reputation for
satisfactory service during the past siytee n.years. .On the farm, t in , the city, for
business and for family pleasure, it is the c ar of the people, and the demand is in
creasing every day. Let us have your ord er prompl/ly if you want one. We can sup
ply you with moat everything in mbtor ca r accessories, and we assure you genuine
Ford Parts and skilled workmen in our re pair service. Be fair with your car and it
will give you fi.ll value. /'* .V ^2. >1
AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND. SERVICE. ^
Barnwell, South Carolina.
^For Deep Well Drilling
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AppU-to
ELL, S. C.
Charter No. 11287.
REPORT OF CONDmotfNDF THE
Reserve District No, 5.
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A Sad Death.
The relatives and friends of James
L. Still, were greatly shocked and
grieved to hear of his death which
occurred about noon on Tuesday, Jan.
4th. He was instantly killed by a fal
ling tree in a field near his home
where he had been working. He left
his home early Tuesday morning -and
went in the field where he had a young
man, Jim Baxley, cutting stalks. He
had Baxley to leave that field and go
to another one near by until he him
self could burn a lightwood tree which
seemed to be in his way. Baxley did
so and stated that he heard the tree
fall about half an hour before he went
back. He found him dead, in a sit
ting position, with his face buried in
the dirt, although after the tree struck
him it fell yver on the ground. Al
most every limb in his body and his
neck, back and both legs were broken,
and his chest, one cheek and skull
were crushed. It seemes as if he had
gone near t,bg
small bttsfeaisfti'S'^xc r wn^T5umI in the
.fire. His sweater was scorched and
nhi right hand and face badly burned.
He was found just in time to save his
ftWly from cremation. Thefuneral
was preached by his pastor. Rev. D.
W. Heckle, in the presence of a large
number of friends and relatives, his
body being biid to rest in the Friend-
Wed nesday afternoon
V/ ol the Mil sonic lodge. It
only lacked six : da.y.A.4*<.his- fibth birth-
ship x
by. mem
(MigTuers.
bruthersrai
id three sisters. He
was a good man, a kind father and
lovirtg husband and was loved .by all
who knew him. He joined the F-riejid-
ship Baptjst. (’hurch in early M^iy-hood
and has simje been a good member
and a true IChristian. W e certainly
do miss him, ’twas hai'd to give hjni
up, but our Father !n heaven saw' tit
to take him. He knows best*.and
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doeth all things well.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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at Barnwell, in the State of South Carolina, at the clo.se of business on
Dec. 29th, 1920.
7 RESOURCES,
a Loans and dificounts, including rediscounts,
.(except those shown in b and c)„2l-- $358,991.62
Total loans ^ 358,991.62
Deduct:
d Notes and bills rediscounted with Fed
eral Reserve Bank, (other than bank
acceptances sold) (sec Item 54a>^$168,758.54
. !68,758.54 ’ -190,233.08\^
Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured, ' 1,850.38
I<. S. Government Mecurities owned: — ^
a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds.
par value) . __$50,
d. Pledged as collateral for State or other deposits
or bills payable „ ___68,200.0'
f. Owned and unpledged j_ 1,750.00
g. Premium on U. S. bonds A.* 187.50
h W r ar Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps
actually owned .J 84.00
Total TJ. S. Govemment securities r 120,221.50
Stock of Federal Raserve Bank (50 per cent
of subscription <--- - A 1,750.00
Value of banking house, owned
and unincumbered.7 > 8,500.00
b Equity in banking house j 8,500.00
furniture and fixtures 7^-- - - »■--* \4*043:11
11. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank .. 8.271.01
13. Cash in vault and net amounts due from national banks 10,703.88
Total of Items 12, 13, 14, 15, «nd 16 -10.703.88
IT Checks on’-banks located outside of cjty or town
-•tif it-porting bank and‘othei- •''••*• JkfHlrSivf-
T 11tdeilvp<j3# , 'fBhcC'vlfthi’’'CC''§^ TreaSdrer .
and due from U. S. Treasurer , . . . 2,500.00
19. lu-tcrist earned but not colletced—approximate .. 1 -
on Notes and Bills Receivable not past due..,. .. .. ....11
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In order to get the utmost enjoyment %
out of your car it must be kept in good 4*
running condition. Hie motor needs-
occasional “tuning up” and annoying £
squeaks and rattles should be elimi-
* nated.
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8,
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in charge of Mr. White, an expert X
echanic, who is ready and willing at
imes to render efficient, courteous
TOTAL
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.. 255!?r
A loving niece,
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liabilities. 1 . ■ :
21 l apital stocks paid in \ ! .$50,000.00
22. Surplus fund .. .... : ....7,500.00
23. a Undividel profits ----- .J.8,156.82
b. Less cur rent expenses, interest, and taXes paid.. 14,490.31
24. Interest as{d discount collected or credited in - y^z
in advance of.matuiUy and not earned—(ap
proximate )
27. Ciiculajing n -1 r-^’ntintiiiiBliin
28 creiiit^i . .
Tot a 1 of 1 tms 2% 29, "3e73i ’anil .32'.. ,...^.-..-4^^2,542.08
Demand deposits (othyr than bank deposits)
subject to Reserve (deposits'payable within
‘ 30 days): . .• ,
33. Individual deposits subject• to cheek-^I..
37. iH^vidends unpaid^ . . . .4--C-i
a . Total of demand . deposits (dthiir than
, bank depositsf subject to"Reserve, Iteifis 33}
34, 35,^3% 37, (urd ‘.\H v< . I. .'.-.. S ... '
'l ime deposits subjeetjo Reserve (payable after,-
30 (lays, or subjuct t to 30 daj*s or more notice
.» and pes-tal savingsjc
12. mixer tijne deposits .
w7,o7J .81
82,3.79 14
-You who have sporting bldod and like a good clean game
-and what normal person does nbl-bave youlried the game of
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barn
TofaJ of time deposits subject to reserve; . .: ,
Item* 39. *4UCI 1-. and : 42. . -.j.. 82,339.44 •
'•17:'Bills payable, otfeer than with Federal RestU've-
Bank I including all obligations representing money
bm row'eT other than rediscounts . 35.000.00
TOTAL J
;>4. a Liabjlities for rediscounts witb^ Feiftmal - "•—-
Reserve Rank (see'ltem*l#K-- - i ■ ss&siMSMBM
2* Tuta 1 conttb gcn.t. tip-zass*
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AU'>4oinoB»,^ wir Hchcdutc T ,■tl6g»758.54
‘’Of tb.fi total loans and discounts shown ahove,'fho-amount on which interest
inddiscount Was charged at rates in exi-ess of those permitted by,law, (Sec
V saving money? It is an old game and a good one. Those who
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IN S U R A NC^ COM BAM ES.
not already a player, and. yo m like it, too.
.... $349,465784
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W ELL. S. C.
5197, Rev. Stat.), exclusive of notes upon which total ehafgc not to exceed 50
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application receive
No Red Tape.
HARLEY & BLATT,
Attorneys-
, S. C.
made same day
n received.
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* I, L. P. W 1LSON, Cashier of the abbvernamed bank, do solemnly s\year
that the above statement is true to. the best of my knowledge amf bj ”
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.... • .. v Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before nie'this*l l^tfey'-of January, 1921.
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ICQRJIECX X’CT-E^j
N. G. W. WALKER,
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DIRECTORS \ ^ >
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Capital Stock, $50,000.00
Make This
TPres.
Servant.
N.
. W. WALKER, Vice-Pres.
S. E. MOORE, Vice-Pres,^ L. P. WIL SON, Cashiei
j-LPH SMITR, Asst. Cashier.
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